TILE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1JKK5.
7
CRUX AND PRODUCE U1RIET
Whut afikag Fnotiootl Idfaaci After
Opraioc Wtk.
cash situation rip orteo better
Fwrotgr 1Tsw Is Besrtati, lacladlag
SMssaoat frosa Rs1s
Cmi Mm4U y Itraarth
Is I4laT Cereal.
OMAHA. Oct. t. 10.
On aooeant of bearish foreign nw ther
was soma sailing at tha tart and price
war down a fraction. Later the feeling
was firmer and tba cloe ahowed an d
vaooaw World' ahlpmenta were larger
than nrgal, Buaalan ahlpmenta showed an
Inorwaa and cablea were Ho lower. Cash
prloaa were generally ' better and there
was talk of a better export demand. Re
ceipts were fairly large at tha southwest
ern market, but smaJlsr than last year In
the northwest.
Poor cash demand, larg rsoelpt and
favorable weather ail helped to develop
an early bearish sentiment In corn. Com
mission houses were good buyers and
this, together with the strength In wheat.
caused prloes to react. Liberal accept'
an cea en both old and new corn are re
ported by tha cash houses.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.641.900
bushels and ahlpmenta B.4,000 bushels.
against receipts last year of 1,829400 bush
els and shipments of 64,O0 bushels. Corn
receipts were 620,006 bushels and ahlpmenta
ttl.WO bushels, against receipts last year of
626,000 bushels and shipments of 384,000
wheat. 361,000 bushels corn and wheat and
flour equal to 417,000 bushels.
LlTerpool closed S lower on wheat and
WS".d lower on corn.
The vlslbls wheat supply Increased 1,800,
00 bushel, corn Increased 11,000 bushels,
eats decreased 114.000 bushels. World's
shipments were 11,660,000 bushels wheat and
1.163,000 bushels com.
Rankin wired the Von Dorn Commission
oompeny: "It is as certain aa anything
oan be that all of the American surpiui
a bora a reasonable ressrve and the usus
M . . . III mtmAmJ
linm awiu SWU rvtjuii vriuvuie w un ' 1 . j .
h-Y the Imnortlna countries In the present
crop year. The larger the proportion of
the reserves from the present large crop
earned on tne farm tne better it win d
for wheat Brinem. On re out of the farmers'
hands, wheat la a weight upon tha market
and tha coat of earrvlns It Is Increased.
, Supplies st market centers now are ample
and additions will make them burdensome.
It la up to tha farmer to use hla proaperlty.
If It Is to continue. Insofar aa the wheat
price Is concern ed."
' Looal range ot options:
Articles). Open, Hlgh. Low. Cloes.l Fafy.
Wheat I I 1 J
. Deo.... W 67 W tT , 67
May... 71 71'i 71 714 71H
Corn
Dec. S7 8Tt,
May a 88
Oats
Pec... rt4 H H 3,v Sir
Ma.y... 2H 824 341 8a
Omaba Cash gales.
WHFAT No. I hard, t cars, 66e; t ears,
MHc: No. I hard, 8 cars, 66Ho; No. 4 hard,
. 1 car, 6He; No. 4 hard. 1 car, 64o.
CORN-No. 8, 1 car, 4014c
OATS No. I white, 1 car, 81Vfro.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. I hard. 66HFr7Ho; No. I
hard, 68'fTWtvio; No. 4 hard. 6A65ttc; No. i
autirS'. 68iff44o.
CORN-No. 8, 40c: No. I yellow, 40040140 J
No. 1 white. 41(fi41tte.
OATS No. 8 mixed. fOH3304e: No.
white. 8IHCnic; No. 4 white, 813114e.
. RYE No. 8. 66c; No. 8. Mtto.
Cavrlot Beeelpts.
Wheat. Corn.
Oat, bu . ELjm
Rvr, bu 11.300 l..?
barley, bu 420, 13.B00
On the Prod tire exchance today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, lB4j''jic ;
dairies, 17Vv"4Hrc. Eggs, firm; at mark,
rei Included. 1VS1C firsts, lie;- prime
firsts. 22c; extraa, 26c. Cheese, Strong;
UVkfiUc.
UttW (IRK OF ERA I. MRKICT
atatloas of the Day Vartoss
Copassodltles.
NEW TORK. Oct. 8-rLOUR-Rerelpt.
80,190 bbls.; exports, 6,f71 bblB.; sales, .)
pkg. Market dull and about steady; Min
nesota Datenta. 34.16tirt.4n: Minnesota baker.
t3.40ftl.a6; winter patent M.76454.10: n,r
traignts. f3.D4Wi.lo; winter mrK,, y. .
winter low grades. t2.75j8 25. Rye flour.
?ulet; fair to good. f3 4rtjS. 16; choice to
amy, 83.804i4.10. Buckwheat flour, stesdy.
$i4vi2 4f, spot and to arrive.
CORN M EAL Ha rely steady; nne wnw
and yellow, f1.20Sl.25; coarse, fl.lO&a.K;
kiln dried. 82.7M2.86. , .
RYK Firm; No. 8 western, . c. I. f.
New York. , ,
BARLEY-Quiet; feeding. 42c r. I. f.,
Buffalo; malting, 4M6c. c. I. f. Buffalo.
W HEAT Receipts, 2R4.700 bueliela; ex
porta. 146,460 buaheia: aalea, IWO.uuO bueh
ela futurea, and 40.0UO bunliela apot. Spot
market firm; No. 8 red, "ttc, elevator; No.
8 red, 7He, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 north
ern Duluth, 85HC, f- o. b., afloat. New
York; No. 8 hard winter. 2c, f. O. b.,
afloat. Weakness In wheat and sharp
decline early In the day Impelled by lower
cablea, big worlds shipments snd good
weather were followed by a oomplela re
covery, last prices showing He net ad
vance. The late buying was based on
export rumora. bull aupport west, and
large clearances; May, fe3S4c, closfd
at December, 81 l-16&io, closed at
82c.
CORN-Recelpts, 186.560 bushels; sales,
20.000 bushels futures and 6,000 bushels
spot. Spot market easy; No. 2, bVo, ele
vator, and 64c, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 yel
low, 664c; No. 8 white, 660. Optlona
opened lower on cablea and big world a
shipments, but rallied with whsat. closing
He net higher; May, 4MJ. closed et 494c;
15ecember, eiH'SMc, closed at 6lc.
OATS Receipts, 76,000 bushels; spot mar
ket Arm; mixed. 26 to 8a poundu, SSv;;
natural white, 80 to S3 pounds, SSHWtoc;
clipped white. 88 to 40 pounds, STVntc.
FEED Firm: Bpring bran. 83088, October
ahlpment; middlings, ta.36, October ship
ment; city, 820.6O&26.S0. ,
HAY Firm; shipping, firm; good to
choice, t9.00.66.
HOP-Steady; common to cholre. Jiny
84c; 190S. 16S17o; Paclflc coast, lSflltc.
HIDES Steady; Galveston. 20 to K lbs.,
and California, a to 28 lbs., 23c; Texas,
A rir 9A tA SO IKia . Iftn
LF.ATHER Steady; aria. wf.
pnnvTaniva if it.adv: family. 811. w
4J12.00; mess. 8 00W 00; beef hams. 823 .WJ
22.60; packet. 8)0.00010.50; city extra India
mess, I16.00ieil.60. cut meain. quiv. v'--led
bellies, 8 10. 26 12. 50: plrkled shoulders,
nominal; pickled hams, tU.WVft12.00. Lard,
flrmr watrn Drtme. I.ara.w; rennea.
Arm: continent. 89 MS; South America,
tlftM- mmtinnnA. 17.Bua'7.76. Pork, steady
family. t18.60ian .00; short clear. tl.60ia.60;
mess, 18.Sli18.75. .....
TALLOW Steady ; city (i per pKg.j, sc
miintrv (nltn freel f45Jf.C.
- J . 1 . . . . . - . Ma
RICt wuiet; nomesuo, lair w oitir
Vie; Japan, nominal.
CHTCF.SIC Rteadv: state full cream
small fancy, 134c; ra.ir v gooo, bswi-'v;
large fancy, 134c; fair to good, 12W13C
F.009 Steady: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy selected, white, 824T33o
flrsu, 2i326Ho; offlclat price, U26c: seo-
onrtx, 23"f24C
POTTT.TRY Alive, easy: SDrlna chickens,
Mr: fowls and turkeys. 14c. Dressed, dull:
western spring chickens, 11(31 6c; spring tur
keys, 165!22c: fowls, 1215c.
SUGAR Quiet; fair refining, SHc; cen
trifugal M test. 4c: molasses suaar. 34c
Refined, steady; crushed. 6.70c; powdered.
6.10c; granulated, 6c.
COFFEE-Steady; No. 7 Rio, rc.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Trading ia Dull and UniutereatiBe nd
FroStt VoTt flncriiMy.
FEW LESS PROMINENT ISSUES ARE HIGHER
Market Opeaa with Plrsa ladertaaa.
hat Lato la tha Day There la
Reartloa aad Close
Is ICasy.
Chloago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
St. Louis
64
..218
..61
.. 83
..38
.. 67
850
48
DO
I
Oats.
848
16
80
17
tCniCAOO GRAM AND PROVISION
Pastures of tha Traglnsr sal Closlns;
Prlees Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct. t. Covering by short
was the chief catiso for a firm tone today
at the close of the wheat market. Final
quotatlona for the December delivery
showed a net gain of He. Corn was up
a shsde. Oat were c higher and pro
riHons wrw-oe rC toHe.e " r
Liunng icio eariy pair ox inv o&y twu
mknt In the wheat Dlt was bearish and
Slice showed a moderate decline. Toward
the noon hour, however, a stronprer tona
developed and throughout the remainder
f the seeslon the market held firm. The
Shtef bearish factors affecting the market
t the opening were lower cables, liberal
receipt In the northwest and an Increase
of nearly 2,000,000 bu. In the world's ship
ment compared with those of the same
ireek a year ago. A special feature of
tha world' movement was the relative
magnitude of shipment from Russia and
from Dan uhlan ports, total shipments from
' ttiose placea being over 6,000.000 bu. The
Initial weaknem waa-due aa much to a
lack demand aa to any selling pressure,
and consequently trading was qulst during
the first hour. Later In the day the de
mand became more active, shorts and a
local bull being active bidder. A report
from Duluth claiming that considerable
wheat had been sold there for export
'strengthened the market here. The close
was strong. December opened 45c lower
at 73c to T3o, advanced to 74Vte and
rloaed at 74Hc. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 41.0tt bu. The amount
on passage Increased 680.000 bu. and the vis
ible supply Increased 1.300,000 bu. Primary
receipts were 1,541. uO bu., compared with
1.026,000 1'U. for the corresponding day last
year. Minneapolis. Duluth snd Chlcaro
reported receipts of 1.133 cars, against 1,030
cars last week and 1.2X9 cars a year ago.
The corn market was easier at the open
ing because of selling by cash houses. Ex
cellent weather for the maturlns- of the
new crop was the chief weakening Influence.,
yunni tne last nan 01 me session tne
market became more firm In sympathy with
the strength of wheat, but tne volume of
tradtn was not large. , Commission houses
were the chief buyers. The market closed
firm. December opened Vific lower at
4!4c. sold down to 42c and advanced to
42V Final quotatlona were at 42Hc. Local
receipts were 3t cars of which 150 were of
contract grade.
Favorable weather In the northwest for
(he movement of the new crop had a de
pressing effect on the oats market earlv
In the day. Pit trader and some email
holder were tha chief sellers. letter In
th day active demand by commission
houses caused a firmer feeling. December
opened 4C lower at 84c. sold off to S.Vfcc
and then advanced to 84V:. The close was
at 34tC Local receipts were 43 cars.
Provision were easier at the opening be
cause of a decline of 6c on the price of
live hogs. Later sentiment became some
what bullish and prices made an advance.
Covering by shorts In October lard was a
failure of the market. There was also
some buylnr for . foreign account. At the
close January pork was up TUc at tl3 57ty:
lurd was up 2HffrT.c at 87.87H; rib were
&67U higher at 87.3t-fi7.I2H.
Hetlmated recetpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
10 cars; corn, 1S cars; oats, 8S3 car; hogs.
18 W lead. .
The leading future ranged aa' follows:
8t. I.oal General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. I. WHEAT Stronger;
track No. 2 red cash. 767Hc; No. 2
hard, 7275c: December, Ttftc; May,
77fl774c
CORN Stead v: track No. 2 cash. 4 5U
46Vc; December, 40ftc; May, 41c;
No. 2 white, 474J47HC
OATS Firm: track No. 2 cash. 34
84Ho; December, 340840; May, 35 He;
No white. 12V4c
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, 83.16
430.40; extra fancy ana straigni, m.mt.w,
clear. 82.20tir8.76.
BEEPS Timothy, steady, 83.764.00.
CORNMEAL Steady. 82.60.
BRAN Steady; aacked, east traok, 809
HAT Steady; timothy, tl8.00igl6.00; prai
rie. I.00IU'U.O. .
--iRONcoranoN TiES-rtuc-
BAOQING-Oc. ;
HEMP TWINE OB.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady: jobbltg
816. 40. Lard, steady; prim steam, Vt.oo.
Dry salt meat, steady; boxed, extra
shorts. 89 50: clear ribs. 9.2H; short
clears, 89.76. Bacon, steady; boxed, extra
short. 810.26: clear ribs, tl0.87H; short
rl.ar tlfl firt.
POULTRY Weak; chickens, 10c; spring,
lOOlOVsc; turkeys, 13c; ducks, c; geese,
6c.
BUTTER Steady ; creamery, 22 26c
Am -mm 1ttfll9.&r
KQG 16 He case count.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbl 17.000 6,000
Wheat, bu. 67,000 S3.0U0
Corn, bu. 99,000 89,000
Oat, bu 199.000 73.0UO
Minneapolis Qrala Market
MTNNRAPni.18. Oct. 8. FLOUR First
patents. 64.20(&'4.SO; second patents, 84.06
4.16; clears, t3.264r3.65; second clear. 3:
6160.
2.40
' (Superior Board of Trade quotation for
Minneapolis ana cnicago aeiiveryi. im
range of prices, as reported by F. D. Day
& Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Articles.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Wheat
Dec. . ..
May ..
Flax
Oct. ..
Nov. ..
Dec. . .
May ..
72
1 IIS
1 114
1 09.
1 U
77
1 12V
1 IVk
1 1
1 14
. 7JH
rs
1 UH
1 uv
1 0H
1 u
7SH
t in
1 114
1 104
1 14
reeerve, show: Available cash balance.
322.3.lt; gold coin and bullion. tin.U.413;
gold certlflcatea, 84a.ni.
ym Tsrk Iteaex Markat. .
KKW'TORK. Oct. H-MONBY-On .all,
firm at 84 4HH per cent; ruling rate, clos
ing bid and offered at 4 per cent; time
loan, dull and steady, sixty, ninety days
and si months. 6 per cent; prime mercan
tl.e paper, 67 per cent. ,
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong, with
avails Me business In bankers bills at
34 84VMr4.s4.il for demand snd st 84 j4 S'90
for sixty-day bills; posted rate 34 814 84H
and I4 86; commercial Ml 84.7Ttti4 .
SILVER Bar, Sc: Mexican dollars. 53o.
BONDS Government. weak; railroad,
firm.
Quotations on bonds today were as fol
lows
NEW YORK. Oct. 8 A few of th less
rromlnent stocks furnished rather a
spectacular feature In today's market, but
ne trading on the whole was dull ana
uninteresting and prices moved In a
sluggibh manner. The Arm undertone of
the market was largely eympathetic witn
he few notable advances. The only
factor In the general situation which
could be held to account for the apathetic
speculation was th money market conditions.
The Immediate outlook with the opening
of the week did not fully hold the promise,
offered by last week's marked relaxation.
While there was no actual stiffening to
day the downward course of Interest rates
was quite distinctly checked. me re
sult, was, lesa confidence In additional
ease In the securing of resources ror
stock market operations. The disappoint
ing exniDii 01 tne nanus in ma weeaijr
statement of conditions was not held ac
countable for the tone of the money
market, aa the actual condition was be
lieved to have Improved much more than
was Indicated by thl comparison of the
week's averages. The course of foreign
money markets had more effect. These
distinctly reversed the easing tendency
of last week and moved upwards. Dis
counts were quotably higher In Ixndon,
Paris and Berlin. Discussion was re
newed of the probability of a rise In the
official Bank of Germany this week. Our
foreign exchange market moved upwards
and the demand In that market was ssld
to b largely for remittance to cover
maturing finance bills. These maturities
are known to fall Into a very larg
amount during October and the rise In
foreign money rates adds to the induce
ment to recall them or adds to the cost
of renewing them. Th bearing on th
foreign exchange situation of the outcome
of the cotton crop receives special at
tention In view of the fears of a smaller
cron than has been estimated, with a
corresponding reduction In the avallabl
surplus Tor export. 1 ne reamunry
movement In today' cotton market was
a satisfactory development in that part
of the situation. More or less active dis
cussion is going on in financial circles
of the great extension of banking credits
in tne country at large ana inn
Plaved In them by real estate, mining
and other speculation.
The movement in special siocas ioojr
nearly all had rumors of happenings or
individual Importance to account for them.
The General Electric advance wae ac
companied by representatives of a coming
stock Issue with subscription rights. The
strength In Westlnghouse Electric, Ameri
can Locomotive and Allls-Chalmers was
aympathetlc or due to rumor or actual
mergers in contemplation. Industrial
ronnnctKd with the corner trade were all
affected by the extraordinary market for
the metal, wnicn toucnea recora pnuj
both In London and New York, with ap
parently no supply available for immedi
ate delivery, order for the nearby months.
in contrast came iwyjt v.
termination of the United Btates Steel
corporation to make no advance in prices
of finished products In spite of the urgent
demand. Railroad officials reported grow
ing difficulty In taking care of the freight
offering for transportation and a certain
prospect of freight congestion If any ob
struction occurs from bad weather.
Union Paclflc was the only prominent
railroad stock to show notable atrength.
United States Steel hung about 4, to
which It rose Friday afternoon, on the
eve of th announcement of the term
of the ore deal. A good proportion of the
day' gains was wielded In a late reac
tion and the market eloaed T-
Bonds were Arm. Total sales, 83.644.
00. United Statea old 4s declined hi. on
call
The following was the range of prices on
th New York Btoca exenange
4t. r(
V. S. tel. Is.
oe eeutms .
r. p. . m
tie rorn
r. s, 4a
tm rsaves .
T. f sew
4s eeupen
An. Tobacre 4s...
40 tm
Airhlsna sen. 4..
to sal. 4a
Atltattr C. L. 4.
Bl. Obis 4a...,
to JH
Brk. k. T. e. 4..
Centra) et 6a. b.
4o lrt Ine
id M Inc
lo M ln
CiiM. 4 Ohle 44
( hlro A. IS!
C. H. Q B. 4e
C H. I. r. 4e.
do rel. ia
ere. a it. L 1
cois ma. m. ar.
Colorado M 14. 4. .
Colo. It So. 4i...
Cuba Bs
t1. ft. (I. 4s..
Mstlllen' Sec. ta
Kris . I. H
eo aa. 4a
Horklnf Val. 4ta
Japan 4a
Offered.
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4o 4Ha rtft ...
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So lat lar.
Minn aV St. U
M .. K A T. 4a
do la
1 N. H. f at . 1
N. T. C. I 4a
M. J. O. . 4a. .
ti. Paclfc 4a..
4a ta
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st u i. r. ft
St. u s. w.
sou ('(aboard A. L. 4
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4a.. ldl V 4o lai 4a ctfa, .
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Doitoa Stocks aad Bonds.
BOSTON. Oct. 8 Call loans. 6H6H per
cent; time loans, htrot per cent. Closing
d
time loans.
quotations on stock and
Afhlaoa adj. 4s.
da 4a
Mrs. Caatral 4a
Atrhiaea
do pfd
Boatoa A Albear.
Boston A Maine....
Boston glavated ..
PHckbars pfd
Maxlnaa C antral
er cent.
bonds were:
.iei-4
. 7
.10H
.101 H
,4
.144
.lot
.134
1
N. T.. N. H. A H..1MH
St
:. J4
.. n
.. II
Para Marquatts
vnlos Pacific ,
A mar. Art. Choia.
da pfd
Amer. Pnan. Tvba. ,
Amar. Sutar ,
do pfd ;
Amar. T. A T
A mar. woolen ....
do pfd
Dominion I. A 0. .
Edlaon El Illn
Maaa. Electric
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
t'nltrd Prult
tlnltad Bhoa Mark.
do pfd
V. 8. Steal
do pfd
Adventure
Altouea
Amalgamated lltt
"Bid. "Asked.
.l.i
. 9t
.10H
.23
. ii
Atlantic
Bingham
cal. A Harla...
Cantannlal
Copper Rang
Da If Waat
Pranklln
Oranby
lai Borate ..
Mara. Mining ..
Michigan
Mont. C. C.
Old Dominion .
Oarnla
Parrot
Qulncr
Shannon
Article ! Open ! Hlgh.l Low. Cloe. Sat y.
Wheat I I I
Dec....784tt1! 744fcl
lday...n 4JH,
Crn
Oct.... 4F.W 46k; 45,
Dc....42JS! 4SV 4i
. May.. .148 UW 4i 4-Tl
Oat-. I . I t ' I
1C... M , S4S S3,
May... 86HWi i
. July... JS 34 I KlS1
Pwrk- I
Jan.... 18 47W 18 CHi U 47
Lara i
Oct.... 8 0 S 8 10
. Nov... 8 46 l lii
Jan.... 7 su 8 W I v
Ribs ,
Oct.... 80 i X I I 20
Jan Itt4 7 3iV I jo
73f "TtHiTI'i
461,1 i6S
t"i,42HH
841 fiij
I
84S, SI '
KHu-TaSjVtfS
Minneapolla Cash Close Wheat: No.
northern, ioc: No. 2 uorthern, 78Hc; No,
8. 71W72'4c; No. 1 durum. 2a2Vc: No.
durum, &$Hc Corn: No. 8 yellow, 4So
No. i. 48c. oats: No. 8 white. UHc: No.
2rWJ97c. Bsrley, StH'&COc. Rye. &6&66c.
flax, ll.lOH
Kaaaas City Grain sad Provlal.tes.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. t. WHEAT De
cember. 4c; May, T2Ho. Cash: No. 8
hard, We; No. 8, Winc; No. 8 red, 70Hc;
No. 3. 8769c.
.'ORN-December. 87Hc; May, 8Sc. Caen:
No. 2 mixed, 41 ",4 42c; No. 2 whit. 42V-
OATS-No. 2 white. OJVtrStei No. 2 mixed,
acuifijic.
HAY Steady; choir timothy, 811.75 a
12.00; choice prairie. I8.0OQ4J.6O. . .
RYEBteady; 67MB. .
EGtiS Steady; extra case Included, 22c;
first , 21c; seconds, 14o.
Bi rTER Creamery. 2Rc: packing, 19c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu JJa.OtiO 2J1,0u0
I'orn, bu i 87,i0 22,fl'iO
Oats. bu. 84.GU0 17,(M)
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 8. WHCAT-Spot
firm; No. 2 .red. western winter, c. Fu
tures easy; December, is 4d; March, 6
4Aad.
(CORN Spot eaay; American mixed. 4a
Od. Future quiet. October, nominal; De
cember, 4 6Hd' July, 4 lHd.
HOPS At Ixmdun. tl'clflc coast 15011
crop), firm at 44 loader 1 6a.
34
18 65
8 HO I
I 4.1
" 7H
U 60
8
65
7 M
8 86 , 8 M
7 SiH! 7 A
S'l mg
No.
a, iili uuotiliona wre as follows:
1 ' F1A)L'R Firm; winter patents,
f 3.i, w.iite.' stralguta, 8.!iwy..j.
puteaU. f8BvpS.8u; straights. 83.8ir8.70
bakers, 8? "a: u
WHEAT No. S spring 774jix-; No. S. T7'4
fi7i; No. I red. 71Hj71j4C
CORN No. 2. 4iv; No. 2 yellow. 4t'.c,
, OATS No. 2. 83Sc; No. 8 wliltv, 440t.be:
Nu. 8 whit. SJHilxUSc
RVE No. 2. lnil4;.
BARLEY Fair tii',ililc- ns'-nr 44f --.jaKKDai-No.
1 fla. U06H; No. 1 norta
, western. C-H- - Prime tlnwtliy, .ijV,,a.
lluvcr. our.tract gradea, lii 16.
t'r Kv'ISl'.NH dt'oi t rib side ilnrw. i.
atSI.T6. Mesa pork, per bbl., tin. 60. Ird.
K rmr .1 lb. Hi K.'V. . tthort clear sides
Vltfed -'
Foil owing were the receipts and siiip
( mrnti f flour and grain:
Rcrr ta. Shipme-
Flour. Abl. 30.700
Wheat, bu. , .o 9,u)
Ci-rn, W 88S.100
Phlladelpkla Prod see Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Oot. 8. BUTTER
Firm. Hlc higher; extra western cream
ery, official price, 20V-; atreet price, CTc;
extra nearby prints, fee.
EOOB Firm and In good demand; nearby
fn-eu and western fresh, 26c, at mark.
CHEESE I'nchangedi New York full
creams, fancy, lJV-'i choice, lsc; fair
good. l-iiU'c.
Vlalble 8uly of Grain.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8-The visible supply
of gialn Saturday. October C. as compiled
by the New Ycrk Produce exchange wua
as follows: Wheat, 84.662.i4W bu. ; lnr-ae, i Narthara Partao
I.MKti du. corn. 4.34O.0UU bu.: Inert ase, ; caatral LHthr
Adama Bipreei
Ami 1 fa mated Copper
American c. r
Am. C. A F. pfd
Amar. Cotton Oil
Am. Gotten Oil pld
A marl can Kxpraaa
Amar. H. A L- pf4
Americas. Ice, aaourttlaa...
Aaurloas Unaaad Oil.....
Am. UnMd Oil pfd.,
A marl oaa LocemotlT
Am. LieeomotlTa ptd..
American 8. A R....
Am. I. A R. pfd
Amar. ur Radnlng
Am. Tobaooo pld oUa......
Aaarooda Mining Ce
Atchlaon
Alchlaon pfd
Atlantic Coast Us
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Brooklrn Rapid Transit....
Oanadlan Pacific
( eutraJ of Naw Jaraay
Chaaapaaka Ohio
Chkcaao Oraat Waatsrn....
Chlcato A Northwatna....
Chicago, M. A St. P
Chlcato T. A T
Chlcao T. A T. pfd
C C. O. A t. L
Colorado Vual A Iron
Colorado A Soul barn
Col. A Bo. lat pld
Colo. A B. M pld
Conaolldatad Oaa
Corn Product, rfg
Corn Product pfd, rfg
Dlawar A Hudaon
Dalawar. L. A W
Denrw Rle Grand
V. 4k R. O. pfd
Dlatlllara' Bacurltlaa
Krl
Brla lat ptd
Rrla Id ptd
General Electrie
Hocking Valley, ofiarcd ...
llllnola Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Inl. Pnmp pfd
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City So
K. C. Bo. ptd..
Loulevtlle A Naabrlll
Mexican Central
Minneapolla A Bt. Uula ..
M . Bt. P A B. B. M
M , Bt. P. A B. I. M. pfd.
Mlaaourl Paclfio
Mlaaouli. K. A T
M.. K. A T. pfd
National Lead
National B. R. ot M. pld..
Naw York Central
New York. O. A W
Norfolk A Waatara
Norfolk A W. pfd
Nortk Americas
Pacific Mall
Peonaylranla
Peopla'a Oaa
P., C.,' C. aV 8t. L
Praaaad Steal Car
Praaaed . C. ptd
Pulluaa Pa lao Car
Reading
Reading lat pld
Reading id pfd
Republic Steel
Kepubllr Steal pfd
Roik Llano ce
Rock laland Co. pfd
Rubber (Mi pfd
at. u a b. r. td pfd
8t. Lou la H W
St. U B. W. ptd
Southern Pacific
Bo. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tennaaaee C at 1
Taiaa Pacific
Toledo. St. U A W...
I T . St. LAW. pfd...
I t'nlon Pacific .. .......
I'nlon Pacific pfd ,
, I . B. Eipreu
I V. 8. Realty
I g. Rubber
i W. . Rubber pfd
,1. B. Steel
I. I. Steel pfd
I Va. -Carolina Chemical
Va.-4'arolln Cham- sfd
to ; Wabaah
! Wabaah pfd
: Wali-Pargo Expraaa ..
WeMlnghoua Kl.'trl
u aalara I nton
Wheeling L,
Wtecaeetn Cectral
Wia. Central pfd
ale
..lvt.ooe
.. 4.4U4
High.
114
Low.
1144
44
1.104 H 44
.. 4 KM
100
..104,400
04
.. 1.T04
404
.. 11.404
.. 4,104
144
10
.. 8,404
" 'iitoi
.. 1.404
"i,ici
oo
404
.. IS, W
I7H
41
It
lit
114
144
44
241
104V
1014
1414
til
'it
1714,
"ii'
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tot
17414
844
- 40
It
"iiii
in
its
111. 14
14444
n
l04i
101
101
141
111
T74
11444
.....
14
101
174
14.400
1,700
"too
104
100
144
47
44
'm
111
to
71
U4
194 41
1,104
44,104
04
04
14.400
400
400
100
1.700
404
1,104
1.400
400
two
tot
4.104
11.400
1.404
14.
toe
too
1.400
1,404
"jot
mt
14.
"ioo
104
i.oio
M.704
1.404
tuO
1. 104
1.4"
7T
704
141
42
4t
46
II
4
4
40
147
71
114
II
tl
7
4
140
44
47i
tiv
S7
141
14
44
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to
44
M
40
'ii"
in
to
74
'44
41
77
7
177
M
44
44
M
44
11
M
147
11
71
44
71
77
44
140
44
44
ii
4714
140
44
M
io'
141
M
44
47
4.140 44 44
11.300
3H
I.1U4
104
104
1.700
1.100
1,704
Ul.tOA
404
400
104.400
U.704
1.104
4.140
100
44
lit
14',
4
141
44
44
44
114
44
114
44
104
44
til
44
141
ml
44
111
4
44
143
44
34
4
147
Cloa.
174
114
44
101
14
44
144
17
JO
II
71
1U
141
111
111
It
1U
lot
141
141
iir
ti
74
171
IM
41
14
OT
?
4
41
44
40
44
II
111
14
7
Wl
460
41
44
10
44
17
701,
111
1
174
17
as
414
44
II
M4
aw
147
11
71
161
144
44
71
'
41
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to
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44
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191
44
44
44
44
14
47
101 .
44
iM,
41
14
llti
II
44
141
Tamarack
Trinity
Cntted Copper ...
V. S. Mining
U. B. Oil
I'tah
Victoria
. ., 44 Winona
... ia i"WolTerlne
...107 Greene Coo
...It North Butte
... 24't, 'Butte Coalition ..
... 4. Nevada
...107 cal. 4 Arliona...
... 7 Tecumaah
40iArlnna Com
1
11
.. 14
..111
.. ft
.. t
.. 17
.. 84
.. 14
.. 11
.. 10
.. 17
..
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.. 11
.. 47
.. 41
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OMAHA LIVE STOCfL MARKET
lecsipw f CattU llaeh Lighter 1h
Lit Moadgt.
NO VCRY IMPORTANT CHANGE IN HOGS
Terr Liberal Rata st ghee) ltaas.
Mestlr Feeder Trad Blew
( a Little Lawer Tag
Uil Week.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 8, 180.
Heceipt were: Cattle. Hogs. Si.eep,
Official Monday e.7"v
baine da last Week lu,44?
8am two week ago.... ." XB-OJ
Hame three week Hgo .. 4.IU0
(ain tour weeka ago... ft.inM ..
bam oav lat yer k-hlO 1,734
Th following table shows th receipt of
catue. nogs and aheep at ttoutn Oman for
tne year to oate, compared with lust year;
IBM. li&. inc.
.. Tfii., 73S.J
. l.lii.il-S l41.tOf 14. I
. .l,64i., 03 l,ail,4tl DU.iBj
QUO ! Al lONB.
Cattl
Mogs
8heep ,
CATTLE
uojki to cholL corn-ieti aieers...
ralr to gooa corn-fed steers
Common to fair corn-fed steers.,
ood to chn.ie rungn ateu
ralr to good rang steer ,
Common tu ttair range steers....,
Uood grass cows snd hellers...,
lr to good cows and heifer
Common to fair Maa nH lieirera
Good to choice Blockers and fdrs.. 4.t'4.
"ir 10 gooa stockers and teeoere.. i wni v.
Common to iir stocksr "o3 JO
Bulls, stag, etc 1.7K(i.S
Veal calves 4 0Uj.U
Th following table show th average
prlc of hogs at South Omaha for th last
several days, with comparisons:
lt. I 1906. Ut6.1l.ilM.lB0J.ll01. 11W.
Klir.Itr Receipts of sheep, while smaller
than on Monday of last week., were very
liberal. 1h arrive It cvnalsted principally
01 feeder, there being a good many lamb
among the offering.
Theie seemed to be a very good demand
and there was no hk-hI rvi.on why tne
market snouia not have been fully steady.
I nloi tiinate.y, snippers have been flooding
tli Cliitaan market, wltn the result that
prices at that po4nt have been nrrlititng
rstildiv.. V ntn mat nmrKet rei-mrteii M.tatu
I receipt this morning, with prUvs generally
J 10c lower, buyers at tm point became
1 rather weak-kneed and c nimnem-ed talk
I Ing easier prices. In apite of that fact,
(however, the market opened out Bt.ady 011
both kllier Sim feeders and a consideiable
I proportion of the receipts sold thst way.
On th other hsnd. there wss an umltT
tone of weaknese to the market, and some
, s.Mes actually looked lower. The trade as
a whole might be deaorihed as slow to a
! little lower than last week.
! Uuotatlona on killers tlwri to rhnli
ta. 1 10 1 lambs. Jo.7b1j7.Oii; (sir to good lambs. Ik.dO
4. M I ftti.To; good to rhotoe vearllngs, 46 S6.7o;
.4. fslr to good yesrllnh. 16.jKViri.ofl; good 10
MU1 choice wethers. $6.0'ii.AO; good to choice
ewes, l4.StVS4.7B.
Uuoiatlons on feeders: Kamhs. IS.SOfl-
.SO; yearlings. IK.iydJ.40: wethers. 4.7ii
(00; ewe. M iitiji4.!, breading ewe. 11.7ft
45 .
Representative sales:
No.
J Wyoming stags
S N VomuiK ruli ewes.
' 19B Wyoming ewes
200 Wyoming ewts
lifl Wyoming ewes,
120 Wyoming ewe.
1 Wyoming ewes
116 I'tah ewes
fro I'tah wethers . .
181 Wyoming lambs
179 Idaho lamb ...
7Mr; No. 1 northern. "4c; October, -
l-ecritilwr, 74-Sv; May, ih-v
OATS To rr1vn. S-'c; ffrtober. .V.u.
roosters.
s-uioc; aprit.g
m Choice l
ll.5t7
i.;m
Av.
. Ill
4.oJ
4 uv
4.m..a4
Ifrtil4.90
l imm 4 44
I.40V4.W
l.ooJ.40
Sept.
Sept. o..
Oct 1....
Oct i...
Oct. ....
Oct 4....
Oct .....
Oct ....
Oct
Oct.
( 21
t 3 IS 06 I 74
K I ( OB; t 7i
av)j 4 03; 4 W
I 06 6S
I I 64
t li
S It
6 1
k IK
I It ( 661 I 121 1 11
iUlBI 71 7 241 61
, i 74 i :l 7 1 C 75
IU I t 61 7 SO)
& 1UI g 711 4 Ml 1 mt BP
711 IH If
5 7 4 oil 6 14
6 66 7 42 I 6 U
i 4-1 7 3 41
I 1B1 7 2B Ml i (
I.ondoa floslng Stocks.
LONDON. Oct . Closln: Quotations on
th Block exchange were:
Conaola. moner 44 M., K. A T IT
do account 44 N. T. Central 14
Anaconda II Norfolk At W 104
Alchlaon 107 do pfd II
do pfd 104 Ontario A W 41
Baltimore A Ohio.... lie Pennarlrtnla 711
Canadian Pacific lit Rand Mines 4
Chee. A Ohle 44 Reading 71
Chicago Ot. W 14 Southern Railway ... 17
C, M. A Bt. F Ill do pfd 101
DeBeera ll'8enthem Pacific . It
D. A R. O 44 Union Pacific ., 141
do pfd II do pfd 17
Erie to C. S. Steel 40
do lat pfd 74 do pfd Ill
do Id pfd 71 .Wabaah 11 .
llllnola Can' I 171 do pfd 44
LoulaTllle A Nath....Ul .jlpanleh 4a 4
SILVER Bar, quiet M l-ld per ounce.
MONEY 2Vr3 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for hort bill is 4g per cent; for thr
month' bills, 4 per cent
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle.
Omaha U.sVao.O
Chicago l.Bmfcrf.OO
Kansu City 1.7fa.60
St. Isiuls 2. (. nO
Sioux City 3.004 4.26
Th official number of cars
brought n today by each road
Hogs.
4 1"4.42H
5.7116.75
6.0(j 30'
6-ltJj.V
6.1bii).:B
feedt-rs..
feeoers. .
If
104
1"4
107
lt)
1J0
123
HI
64
Pr.
a w
3 oo
4 65
4 6n
4 76
4 75
4 76
4 SO
E 00
6 W
CHICAGO LIVR STOCK 1HARKKT
Cattle Tea Cents
Lower Hoa Five
Tea tents Lower.
Oct. 8. CATTLE Receipts,
to
CHICAGO,
30,flfi head: I he demand was aood. but
supply was so large tlint prices were forced
down loo. Many t plain cattle sold lfo
lower. Common to fancy Mpt. $-.4fl,
7-3V. cows, $i7(M.70: helfero, $2.ili44-..71; bulls
12. 40-(4.60: calves, $4.00 8.W; stockers and
feeders, 32.6tKfi4.50.
HOH8 Heceipta, about SJ.fta) head; mar
ket, 6tn0e lower than the average for
Saturday; choice to prime hevy, tt.nn6V.7o;
medium to good heavy. $fi.404(-.f!0; butcher
weight, 6.&!ht.76; . good to choice heavy
mixed, tB.4t.n; packing, th.00ejJ.40; pigs.
5.6oh.ao. " "
8HKEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 60.000
head; good stuff was scarce and steady;
otherr, essy; sheett, t4.aoi6.2&; lamb, 3n.)to4J
7.60; yearlings, t6.n0ji6.00.
New York IJts Btork Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. 8.-HEF.VE8Recelpts,
t,l head. Good to choice heavy steers
strong, others slow but steady; bull firm
to 100 higher; cows, slow; steers, 33.pyijj.10;
bulls, $2.6411.40; cows. 31.054z3.75. Livernool
of Mock i and Txmdoti cables quoted live cattle firmer
was: ;at i11j12c lb.; top, lic, dresved weight; re-
prr do.
per
per
do.,
bu ;
C. M. A St. P.
Union Psolrto System 44
Cattle. Hogs.Sh p. H'r'B. ' rrigerator beer lower. 814ic per lu. Eg- . No. 30.
A N. W., eeist
e N. W., west...
Bt. P., M. A O...
11. ft Q.. east
H. ft W., west...
It. 1. ft P., west.
Illinois Central
.130
. 4
.
. 61
. 2
1
10
1
IS
1
1
OMAHA WMOI. ra.A4.lt etaRHKT.
Btaple d Katrey I'rndaee.
EGOS Per out.. lstilPc.
LIVE fOtLiRt-lieiT.
Ic; turkeis. V; dues.
tiucKtn. aC.
cut ibn-l nKin pioia,. tw ...v
fancy dairy. lMj-t. cieameiy, jTV-K;.
IIAV-ITI.cs quoted by oniaha K.-sd com
pany: Clioiie upland, e.54; meikiim. S tv
coarse, 4 t' .60. Ky svraw, .aug't .00.
BRAN Per ton. e'efO.
VtvUEI'AilU&S.
8WKBT rO'l'A lOICB Per bbl., $-'.
TOMATOES Hume giowa, per baJKit el
3o lhs. i6oosc. ' .
WAX BKAN8-If market bsskot of
about IS lbs.. Joe.
TI RMVS, P.EET9 AND CARROTS-Pof
ou., c.
LKAr LETTUCE-HOthoueB.
heads, Tc.
CEI.F.HY-Per do. ISfftOc.
CL'L'LMHERS-lloiu grown,
t6c.
ONIONS-Hotre tren, 16c
tipan'nn, ll.it per crnt.
OKEEN ONIONS-P,r do, bunches. 16C.
RADISHES Per dot. bunches, lopioc.
NAVY HKANB-Per bu., $1 ; No. 2. $1.7.
LIMA KKANS-Hcr H.
OIIEKN PKPPElt8-Per msrket baskeU
36c.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per dog. bui'he.
SOc.
CARRAOR Home grown, per lb.. 1V.
I EGO 1M-ANT per basket 60c.
I'OTATOF.S-Per bu . o,
TROPICAL FRCITS.
ORANOES-Valencias, according to Sis.
$4 00.
LEMONS Llmonlers, extra fjney. ?
Blae, f' 60: 30 alt.-. $K.60; 460 s sc. $8 60;
other brsnds, $1 lesa.
PAN ANAS Per m-dlutn-slaed bunch,
1.75n2:'6; J ii tn hoa. $243.00.
DATES Per lb.. K16V.
rRUrTS.
PEACHES Colorailo, 8.VfT$l.oO; -Missouri,
per 6-basket crate, tl.OlKpl.25; California
datwayi, per box. $1.00.
bt r . , . . . 1 , a, ,A
ri.t Am lilTKtin HBimn jii unm, j. iv.
PEAKS Rartlett, per box. $JO0.
OR A PES Home grown, per -lb basket :
17c: Tokay. $1.75.
APPLE8-Per bbl.. IS.orvfrtBO,
CRANBERRIES Per bbl., $6 60.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Per lb.. IQWio. or
about 2(Ci30c esch.
CANTELOL'PES-'Poor quality and not
priced.
CUT MEAT PRICES).
No. 1 ribs, 11c; No. ribs, gvte; No. I
libs, 6Vc; No. 1 kilns, lac: No. 1 Inlna, 13c;
No. S loins, 8Vjc: No. 1 chucks, 6c; No. I
checks, 4c; No. I chucks, 3o No. 1 rounds,
1c; No 2 rounds, 7c; No. 3 rounds, 6c; N.
1 plate, 3c; No. 3 plate, 2Hci No. I plate, 20.
MISCELLANEOUS,
SUGAR Granulated ciinv. In sacks, $4 41;
granulated beet. In sacks, $6.J1.
CHEESE Swiss, new, lhc; Wisconsin
bruk, H;; Wisconsin limburger, l$c;
twins, llic; young Americans, I6V1C.
COEFEE Roasted, No. 36, per lb :
lb.; Nu. 24, lbWo por lb.;
tl
mWc Dir
ror.s tomorrow, 800 cattle and J.700 quarters ' No. 20, 160 pr lb.; No. 21, 12c per lb.
01 beer. I atYKUP In bbls., 2io per gal.; In cases,
CALVES Receipts. 2.33S head. Choice I 10-lb. cans. $1 50; cases. 11 6-1 b. can. $1.U;
veals steady, others slow; grassers and I cases, 2 2-lb. cans. $1.80.
westerns, easy; veals, 5&9c; throwouts, $4 00 1 HONEY Per 24 frames, $3.60.
04.60; graasers, $3. 003. 76; westerns $3.26m,' CANNED GOODS Coin, standard 770M-
4.W; Indiana and Kentucky. $6.00. Dressed rn, 66aoc; Maine, $l.lo. lomuloes, 3-lb.
Total receipt 240 33 M
Tha disposition of tne day's receipts
aa follows, each buyer purchasing
number of bead Indicated:
12
Was
the
Bostew Copper Market.
Closing quotation on ftoston copper mar
ket reported by Logan ft Bryan, 3 Board
of Trade building, Omaha:
Adventure . T Motiwk 41
Allen 4 it Nevada Coaeoltdated.. 11
Atlantic
Ingham
Black Mountain ..r.
Boatea Conaolldatad
Butt Coalition ....
Calumet A Arlaoaa.
Calais et A Hecla...
CeaUnnlal
Copper Rang '
uaiiy west ,
Cast Butt ,
franklin
Oreen Copper ....
Oraaby
Helvetia
11 Royal ,
U B..A Plttakar.
Maaearhuaalta
Michigan
pfd
It North Butte
44 Old Dominion
I Oaoeola
17 Pnei. Berrtce
.. 40 Pnu. Brrle.
..U4Oulaer
..431 Bnennes
,. ft Tamarack
.. 43 Trinity
,. 17 United Prult
lil'nltd States, com
.. 14 United Butea, pfd.
.. 1 I'tah Cosaolldated ,
.. 14 Utah Capper
.. -4 Victoria
.. n Winona
.. 17 Wolverine
.. It Canan
.. 11 ,
.114
.. 1
till
- IS
.. to
..101 '
.. II
..110
.. n
..107
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour ft Co
Vansant ft Co
Carey A Benton
Lobman ft Co
McCreary ft Carey
W. I. Stephen
HUI ft Son
F. P. Lewis
Huaton ft Co
Hamilton ft Rothschild,
U F. Hub
Wolf
J. H. Bulla
Mike Haggerty
J. U. Root ft Co
O. McConnaughey ,
T. B. inghram
Sullivan tiros
V. A. Button
Lehmer Bros
Other buyers ,
Totals
Cttye.Hoga. Sheep.
4U
6t
two
1.498
t)41
1,701
1.78
calves, steady; ftiilBVic rer pound
dressed veals and 7)12Vc for
dressed.
HOOS Receipts. 12.3.S0 head:
ineaay; state and Pennsylvania
for city
country
SHEEP AND LAMBS RecelDts. 8 8.U
head; aheep steady; prime to choice lambs,
firm to 26c higher; aheep. $3.6Oti6.&0.
cans, $1.00; 2-lu., 7cti$1.00. - Plneapplfa,
grated, 2-lo., $-'.06y . 3u. sliced, 11. Wu,-' 20;
gallon appics, lanoy, $Jbi; Calirornla apr-
market 1 cots, l.W"j.'2o. pears. Jl.io'uJ.W; peaches.
I8.1U7.10. 1 fancy, i..buz.4o; ii. u. peacnes, i.wiw.
iw 60;
steers
4i4.5t;
I VUIIB,
Alaska salmon, red. $1.26: fancy Chinook,
42.10; fancy sockeye, e., ll.Hb; sardines
oil, $2.76; mustard, $3.00. Sweet pota
! toes, $1.10(al.2e; sauerkraut, $1.00; pump
I kins, bOc.V61.oO; wbx beans, 2-lb., l6U8oo;
I llvn.. KAuna .-IK 7F.ftl Hk- r.lr.ah 11 :4A
CITY. Oct. 8. CATTL B Re- I -henn neaa." 2-lta ' Me: extra. 76-ftuOc: fancy.
Including 1.600 head of .1 xf,ut.;5.
cured Fiail-ramiiy whiiensn, per
14.00; Norway mark-
2, $21.00: No. 3, $20.00;
Kanaaa City Mrs Mock Market.
KANSAS
celpta. 27.000 head.
southerns; market generally steady; stock
ers ana reeners, strong; cows, wi-K;.,n, hhi . ion ih .
choice export and dressed beer steers, 4&.40 ral No. 1 $28.00' No.
I air 10 UO, M.mrilO. Ji; western . lrluh N... 11. orr ni in l.hla ha
$3.40(iitJ no; stockers and feeders, f2.nl) 1 .,ch. Norway. 4k. 812.00: Norway. Ik. $13 do:
10
bulla
.r-;'i..-1 "lrp- f; "uw e'" 1 Holland, mlKed, $11.00; Holland herring,
$1..63.,6; native cows. $2,8045.00; milkers, 80c; kegs, mixed, 70c.
iiti-nj.; ca ves. ,i.y(it.oo. . FlSH-Buffslo. lame dressed. 8c: trout.
.1812
1,060
CAl l iut; Receipts of cattle wore very
light for a Monday, there being only a few
ever half a many as on last Mnnaay and
th lightest In three weeka. With such
a moderate run of cattle the general
market held up very well In aptte of the
fact that all other market points were re.
rortlng large run with price anywhor
rom weak to 10c lower.
Qood beef steer, both corn-fed and
J rangers, were very scarce and there was
.
. V
T
. 11
.10
.
up-DIs-
th
Foretgs r'tsaarlal.
LONDON. Oct 8.-Money was In fair
ply and demand In tha market today,
count were steady. Operators on
took exchange were Idle, the uncertain
monetary ouiiook checking business. Con.
sols experienced an opening loss, but se
curities generally were llfeies. Foreign
er were supported by Paris and showed
a hardening tendency especially Russians.
Americana opened rather weak on the die
appointing New York bank statemrnt. but
recovered the parity loss In the forenoon.
Later New York advices caused buying
of Erie, United State Steel and Union
Pacific and the market hardened and
closed firm at about the best quotation
of the day. Copper shares hardened, In
sympathy with the sharp rise In the price
of metal. Kaffir were dull, with th ex
ception of De Beers, which was supported
on dividend anticipations Japanese Im
perial 6s of 1904 closed at KM.
PARIS. Oct 8. The improvement no".,
tinued on the Bourse today, the rise Ia
Russians having a sustaining Influence.
Prices closed firm. Russian Imperial 4a
closed at 71.36 and Russian bonds of lftH at
483.
BERIJN, Oct. 8. Prices on the Bourse
war omewht weaker In consequence ot
the rle in the discount rte of the Imperial
Bank of Germany.
Bank C'learlag.
OMAHA. Oct. 8. Bank clearings for to
day were 82.183,616.01 and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,767,118.71.
I absolutely nothing that could be quoted
cnoic. it wouio. do sale to quote th
general beef market a steady to strong
and fairly active.
Cow and heifers were at leaat ateady.
On tha opening sellers who happened to
have desirable kind which were espe
cially wanted by packers reported that
they got a little stronger price, in fact
now and then you could And a aaleaman
who would quote good cow strong tu loo
higher. It was evident, however, that
most buyers did not car to pay any bet
ter than steady price and the later sales
were largely on that bast.
Uood feeders seemed to be In active de
mand and the market opened with that
kind In good request at strong prices.
Medium to common grade wer a little
low, but the fact that speculators war
pretty well sold out Saturaay and that th?
receipt today wer light helped to make
them sell a littl mor freely than they
would have done under other condition.
Representatives sale;
BEEF bTECHS.
, . v... J." . ' !,V . c"f"-', , 1 r inn nun a 10, large ureaaea, ec; iroui.
HOOB Receipt, , e.W head; market weak medium or large, dressed, 12c; Jlke. dreased.
6c lower; top. $ 47'.4; bulk of sales, ft. 35 nc; halibut, fine stock. He, catfish, dressed
4o; heavy. W.S6'a.42'A; pnckerB, fo.ff Uc : bullheads, dressed and skinned. 12c.
to
B.
I ITU. nl.. mwA 1lrK Id lllVA JK
v-tt-rm, fine mm ..etui. w.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 17.000
head; market weak to 10c lower; lambs,
f6.604t6.76; ewes r 1 yearlings, f4.6W6.40;
western yeariinaa a..no.; western (Spanish). 16o( Native, per
peep, ao.uileO.uu, eiu.-nria aim iceurra, eo.ou codfish, fresh.-f rogen. lie;
tjv.ao.
St. I.sla Live stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Oct. $. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7.600 head. Including 3.500 Texan.
Market lower. Native shipping and ex
port steer. $4.65Q.&0; dressed beef and
butcher steers, f4.00tij6.00; steers under 1.000
pounds, f3.604.4i; stockers and feeders,
$1000,4.60;) cows and heifers. $2.35rq6.60;
canners. Il.26fr2.20; bulls. $2.0Q$4.00; calves.
f.1.0a"y7.&0;' Texas and It..an steers. $2.6or0
6.10; cows and heifers, $2.0093.50.
.HOOS Receipts, 3.000 head; market 6a
lower; pigs and llgnts, $t.l4Y6.6S; packers,
$6.30&j.tt; butchers and best heavy, K.foii
6.70.
8HE1CP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3,000
head; market steady; native muttons, $3.00
6.60; lamba, $4.007.60; cull and bucks,
$3.004,6.00; Blocker. f3.OOS4.76.
t. Joseph Live Block Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Oct. 8. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,864 head; market steady; natives,
K6W4I.26; cows and heifers. fl.60ru.75 ;
stockers and fteders, $.1.1104,1.30.
HOGS Receipts, 2,823 head; market weak
to 6c lower; light, $. 36(f) i. 60; bulk of sales,
$6. 264 0.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receints. 4,910
I head; market, sheep steady; lambs, 10(h'16c
lower.
white perch, dressed. 6c; crappies, large.
12c; sunflsh, pan sise, 6c;. white bass, extra
choice, 12c; pickerel, 8c; salmjn, Chinook,
He; whit fish (frogen), 1 .: mackerel
dieh, 1IKS26C;
flounder, fresh.
frozen, 11c; blueflsh, fresh frogen, 16c;
haddock, fresh frogen, 10c; red anapper,
dressed, 12c; smelts. No. 1. per lb., ,12c;
lobsters (boiled), per lb., 40c; green, 87c;
eel. per lb., 18c; frog legs, per dog., 26c;
ro shad, $1 each; shnd roe, pslr, 4fc.
H. B. Davl of Sterling. Colo., W. A,
Nt'TS Pecans, large, per ll., i2c; sm;'ll.
per lb., 11c. Almonds, soft shells, per lb..
I&c; hard shells, per lb., 13&14C Cocoa
nuts, 4 00 per sack of 100.
HIDES AND TALLOW Green salted.
No, 1, 13-v, No. 2, 124c; bull hide. tQ
104c; green hides, No. 1, l!Vc: No. t UVc:
horse $1.50ti3.76; sheep pelts, 60cQ31.2. Tal
low, No. 1, 4Hc: No. 2, 8Wc.
WOOL Per lb., 18025c.
Toledo Bred Market.
TOLEDO. O., Oct. 8.-8EED8 Clover,
cash. $8.25; Oetober, $8.26; December, $8.20.
Timothy, fl.&ZH. Alslke, $7,224.
REAL ESTATE TKASBFKRS.
440 I 14
n
i.'.il bu. Oate. 8.599.000 bu.; decrease. 8.314,
CO bu. Rye. 1.670.00 bu.; Increase. 26.0 bu,
Parley. 2.!x.0tv bu.: Increase, 17,016 tm.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Oct. 8.-CORN-Lower: No. t
yellow and No. 3, 46'V. No. 4. 46Sc; no
grade. Uni)c.
OATB-Iower; No. J white. Xc: No. f
white. tf'.ti.tlV. No. 4 wblt. SZolZc.
RYK Firm: No. 3, 4V.
WHISKY OM the basts of $129 for An
leshed goods.
antral Leather pfd
Ureal Northern pfd
Interborottgh Metropolitan.
lntaroonoish Mat. pfd
f loea-Sheffield Bieel
Tot! aalea for tha day
47
tit
tt
104
4Wt
4
T4
T4
444.4 ahare.
TOO
t.tao
l.too
too
4.000
toe
400
404
44
It
44
1;
M
'io
44
154
47
It
17
44
114
It
103
1U
4
Hi
74
5
If
41
.lie
'4
4S
lot
41
101
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. $ M ETA LB There
waa an advance of 1 1 In the Ixmdon tin
market- to 196 for spot and 184 10s for
futures and the local market was also firm
and higher, with spot closing at $O.v0fe
42.85. Copper also had a very sharp ad
vance In the London market, accompanied
by considerable speculative excitement.
Ijucally the market waa strong, scarcity
of supplies and a good demand for both
speculative and consuming accounts; lake,
$?1.0(Kif22.00: electrolytic. $2oOwb 21.00. Lead
waa a shade higher In th English market,
apot quoted at 13 6s. Locallj- no Im
portant change, prices ranging from $5.76
6.90. Spelter was unchanged at 27 7s In
London: locally quiet, K 16'a. 20. Iron was
higher In th English market; elandurd
foundry, 66 3d and Cleveland warrnnta.
dub 8d. Locally unchanged; No. 1 foundry
northern, $a.0022.f; No. 2 foundry north
em. $2O.0t3'?J 00; No. 1 foundry southern,
in 0421. 60;, No. 1 foundry southern, f20.t9
nisT. I-OI18. Oct.! t. METAL. Lead,
steady, $6 6; spelter nominal, $6.06..
A'eve lark Ullnlnr- tr.
NEW YORK. Oct. f. -Closing quotatlona
on ininiiis iwvki were:
Cot tea Market.
NBW' YORK. Oct. 8.-COTTON-8pot
market closed quiet. )6 points lower: mid
dling uplands. 10.16c: middling gulf, IO.8O01
sales, 4.000 bales.
8T. LOUIS. Oct. s.-COTTON-8tesdy:
r middling. lOvac: sale. 124 bales; receipt.
id I 13 hale; shipments, 203 bales; stock, 10.i'
I bales.
44 ) LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8. - COTTON-Spot.
dull; prices 15 points lower; Amerlexn mid
dling fair, .71d: good middllnr. ti.JRd: mid
dling. 4).lrVd : low middling. 5Md: rood or
dinary. I60d: ordinary, t.36d: aalea of the
day were 7.600 bale for speculation and
export and Included 6.600 bale of American.
Receipt. 8.(4)0 bale. Including S.600 bales
of American.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 3 COTTON Spot
closed easy: bo lee, 4.5.V) bales; low ordinary.
7W. nominal: ordinary, 7Sc, no 111 In I: good
ordinary. 15-1c; low middling. 80: mid
dling, 10c; good middling. lr: middling
fair. 11V. nominal; receipts, 11,; bale;
stock. 91.458 bale.
tw
lot
1
11
44
114
n
tit 1
14 u
tt
74
Ne. At. Pr. Ms at. rr.
It 1114 I 44
cows.
1 440 1 84 4 ..lit I tt
1 440 1 74 1 lm M
1 I7 1 II t 101)0 t 40
4 441 1 44 10 1240 I 44
4 444 t 04 44 1014 10
1 711 1 14 4 f4 4 14
1 1104 I 14 44.... 1044 1 M
$ 1010 1 It
HEIFERS.
1 IU 1 44 14 44 to
8 14 1 40 I TBI S 40
1, 1000 40
BULLS.
1 1404 I 44 1 140 1 4
1 1114 1 44 1 1140 I 4
CALVES.
14 174 8 94 4 140 1 44
1 410 I 11 It ; 4 o
4 411 I 40 1 lit 4 Ou
1 M 111 10 144 4 40
1 IS I 4 1 Ill IN
STOCKERS AND ICEDKKS.
1 444 1 40 4 Ml I 44
1 Ill IH
Sloax City Lire Stork Market.
HIOTTV CITY. Ia. Oi t. 8. (Moeelal Tele
gram.) CATTL10 Receipts, 6,000 head; I
market, steady; stockers. strong on best; i
beeves, $4.604? 6.26; cows, bulls and m
$2.6043)4.60; stockers and feeders. $3,000
4.40; calvea and yearlings, $2.90$. 75.
HOOS Receipts, iz.oiio nean; marxet be
gc.ioiVtt.go; duik oi
selling
sales, $S.20M.25,
lower;
at
Stack lu Bight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western mrkets yesterday:
t attle. Hogs, Sheep.
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansas City ...
St. Joseph ....
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
.. 6.700
.. 6.(1".
..27.000
.. 3.954
.. 7.500
..30.000
2.100
12.000
.0l
2,823
3.0HI)
33.000
26.100
17.(4)0
4.910
3.000
Gfi.OOO
..78.1M 68,923 102,010
OU
NEW YORK.
weak; prime crude,
and Hosts. j
Oct. 8. OIIJ4 Cottonseed, i
mills, juc;
W. K. F. Villa and wife to Lora E.
Shrum, lot 36, block 14. Orchard 11111$ l.tH
Charles N. Olcott, et ' to Theodore
Fartialey, lot 8, K , 3, Wlllla
Park Place ..'
Hannah M. Harmon to Ernest V.
Mssterman and wire, lot 27, block 2,
West Sldu -
Alex Yatiloiiskl and wife to Thuklia
CarpowlcB, lot 20, Huns sub
United Real Estate and Trust -company
to Anna R. Russell, loL 7, block
12, Knuntze Place
Osmund N. Blrkett and wife to
Charles I). Blrkett. part lot I. block
121. Omaha .
i Minna Wlrth to Andrew B. Lund, lot
8, 6, 6, 7. Wlrth's Bub
Anna Sancha and husband to George
W. Woolener. lot 21, block 17,
Omaha View
William L. Adams, et al., to Arthur
P. Wood, lots 1, 2, 3, 20 iind 2J. block
1. Bowling Ore-n, and other lots ....
William K. Potter to Max Burken
road, lot 1, block B, Horbach'g
Sub
Tukey Land company to Johanna
.Todtenhafpt, lot 2, black 1, Lessen
' tine's Saratoga Add
Charles Strlngft-llow to Max Bassatt,
lots 1 and 2. block 1, Albright
Sub
Fred Kavan to John Paldan. et al.,
part lot 1, block 4. B. E.) Roger'..
Same to Marie AprelbecK.. name...
prime yliow. 44c. nominal. Petroleum. " -"Ti "-', ".t
new iora. (.ou: i-nuuuel- ; ...:: . . I V.V.rJ f
216
10
250
1.100
1
128
$76
4.600
178
65)
000
3 heifer.,
10 cows....
6 feeders.
3 cows
1 bull
1 cow.
3 cows,
t bulls.
1$ cows..,
40 cow.,
t steers
3 73
3 76
4 30
9J1 30
S 8
t 0)
3 00
3 80
3 If
3 Hi
3 3. .
Mlleraakre Orals Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. I-WHRAT
Steady; No. 1 northern. 78pBfc; No. S rti,
itrtiTBc; December. 74i74ac asked
RYhV-6t earlv; No. 1. 4n4Hc.
BARLEY Finn; No. 3. 6s.-; sample. S3
t.64c.
CORN lower: No. 3 cash, WgWic; De
cember. CVic .".l.
A4ama Ce
Alice
Breec
Branewltk t'ea .,
i emaieek Tuaael
res. Cal. A Vs..
Hern Bllrer
Ires Stiver ......
Uadflll la ....
.40
.. I
i Little Caiet ...
Ontart
'Ophlr
IPeiual
.Betas
4 e-ra aa
eVoiall Hepe ..
IBundard
.. I
. .401
..40
.. It
..11
Treatssry atatemeeei.
WASHINOTON. Oct. 8 -Totfav I state
ment f t the treasury balnra ia th gen
eral fund, exclusive ox nut ., :,vmj .o.d
lagar sad Molaasea,
NEW YORK. Oct. A SI 'OAR Raw,
quiet; fair refining. 3V: centrifugal, ji
test, 4c. Molasees sugar. 3c; refin-d.
steady: No. . 4-iuc; No. 7. 4.46c; N. t,
4.40c; 'No. 9 A35r; No. 10. 4.35c; No. 1L
4.20c; No. V. 4.16t; No. 13. 4.10c; No. 14,
4.05c; confectioners' A. A80c: mould A,
6.36c; cut lutvf. 6-70c; r rushed, $ 70c;
powdered, 610c. granulated, i.OOc; cube.
NEW ORI.RANS. Oct. 6.-8UGAR
Steady; rentrifugsl. yellow, 444 7 -14c; ec
onda, 2"lu, BomlnaL
WESTERNS.
NKHRAfeKA.
It feeders.'. 696 3 20 6 cows 806
42 feeder. . 553 2 00 8 Blockers xl
108 stock'rs. 660 t 66 201 steers.. ..1276
21 steers.. ..1153 4 40
Mary E. Nolan Neb.
t cows 986 2 60 13 steers...
6 steer..., 994 t 60
J. Robertson Neb.
265 3 50 7 Blocker. 331
. 816 2 86 23 feeder.. 710
F. B. Piper Neb.
. 793 3 40 T cow 10S4
. KM I 40 t ter....ia30
...1260 I 50
WYOMING.
,...1025 t 26 8 cows 811
,...1206 2 76 8 feeders.. )0.'rS
...ASM $ 20 8 feeders,. 822
A. M. Allen Wyo.
....1086 3 35 7 cows... .1006 3 00
J. B. Kndri. k-Wyo.
10K3 3 to 18 cows 879 8 50
1182 3 80
Kendrleks A B. Wyo.
30strrs....)VA 4 60 12 steers. ...1321 2 9)
tMeer....1330 4 60
HOOS A was 111 case Saturday there
wer hardly enough hogs In sight to nu
B market. When the trade opened tr.-i
were only twenty-flv loads reported in
with no one knew how many back. There
waa no Important change in I he market.
price being just about steady with the I
close of last week. All the earl) ar
rivals V hanged hands very readily In suit :
of th fact that there wer hardly enough
hog to make a killing for any on pack
ing house.
Shippers will observe that quality I
cutting a good deal more ilgur than waa
the caae some nine time ago, less al
tentlon being paid to weight. In
words, choice heavy and medium
steady: refined
phla ana MSitimore. i.e; enuaaeipnia and
Baltimore, In bulk, f4,.4. Turpentine, qulot
at 67Ur7Vc. . .
' rosin f irm; siraineu. common to good,
I f4 20
i OIL CITY. Pa.. Oct. 8 JI I. Credit bal
' ances, $1.58. Runs. 103,130 bbls.: average,
! 101.129 bbls. Shipments, 2M.697 bbls.; aver.
age, 146,381 bbls.
i SAVANNAH. On.. Oct. 8. OIL Turpen
I tine, firm; 64)5',c.
ROSIN Firm. Quote: A. B. C. 33 90; D.
!f4.05; B. $4.16; F. $4 80; U. $1.14 50; H.
$4.4fq.6u; I. $4.5H&"4 70; K, t4.6"-(i4.90; M.
I f4.Bfru-6.00; N. $6.30; W G, $5.50; W W. 5.o0
s lot 6. block U
CoftTre Me rust.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8. COFFEE Market
for coffee futures onrned steady at good
nrlees to a decline of K nolnta. whlt;h was
considered a Htt'e better than du- on the
lower French cables and continued luge
i reeelnta. There was comparatlvtil v little
, for aale. however, ann oftr ruling very j n ,,. am husband to Fred
j quiet during tne miuuie sessi .n trie mtrxet . h, Kleffman. part sublot 1. tax lot
. imoroveu iow.iu liic vhj vi, , , .u.i
I nunnort. with last prices steady net -in-
i chaneed to 5 points higher. Sales wer' li.- ,
1 Ofii bugs. Includlnir October at 6. .'.: 5e ; I
i DeeemlMr. 4i(Ai.V; March. t.7rtli; '
, Mav. 6 IW ''': Jdv. t! 9"iy6.9'ic; August.'
7Dr: September, 68oia7.06c. Spot, quiet; J
. No. 7 Kio, S'c.
W. Peters,
i Lowe's ....
I Charles ,'. George and wife to
Churles Wagner, north 60 ft., lot
24, block 1. Hanscom Place tOoO
Andrew Johnson and wife to Barnard .
Iitk and wife, eH lot 2. block 46,
Omaha , i.'Mi
Charles Scheerer and wife to Eugene
R. Hcdgen, lot 3. . block 32, South
Omaha 60
Blanche Schulllan and husband ta
Annu Buck, lots 1 and 2. block 8,
Kendalls 1.660
Ed. E. Hoffman and wife to Harriet
I.. Crawford, lots 3 and 9, block iU,
Benson 700
Edwsrd J. Stellwagen to William P.
Kellogg, lots 4. 6, C, and 7, Kellogg
Place .j I
Mary E. Kellogg, et al., to Edward J.
Stellwagen. Same I
Paulenu Gleason to Henry ' Btiller,
nwt of nw or sec. ai-io-is a .
luenana in r reu
aublot !. tax lot
3.720
31 nee. 23-15-12.
Edwin A. 4'asey and wife to l'wls H
Reed, et al., lot 19. block 7. Ilager
Terrace .'. i '
Ja' Turner, et ul.. to Henry B,
Whslen. Ir.t 10, block t Rush, and
Pe hv'M ami lot 18, block 31, Al
bright's Choice
1'raporaleit Apples nail Hrled Krnlt.
NEW YORK. Oct f.-HVAPORATED
APPLES Market ruiet with Hie (ere
barely steadv. owing to liberal offering
for future shipments.
CAIIFORNIA DUIFD FRUITS Prines
sre very Prni on th" const, with report"
of d-nnage to the Ort-ri con. Qintstlot'.j
on snot unchsned with Cillfnrnla fs to ,
20s oti'ited at tV-'e ard Oregon 40s in
at "-il0c. Apricots nr fir.-', choice he'm
n( 14c eiiea rho're. T7c: fanev 1f', I
.i..rr I 11c: extra cbxlc iHf11te- f'u-y. 1tT,'-;
' 11 1 . -. v . I j i, v 121:'Ue. Ttolfflrin t'eiirt-.'' i
ToCul
$27,020
- -, . .,-.. , ertra fancy.
no?V.. !T".".K. JleV" V.L..",:f": Uhibo M'iscrtel. 8'i7e- r,.,led ral'lns. f,i
larhtt
choii-e light hogs are still at the lop. with
the rough and heavy loads at the bottom.
Representative sale:
a. Aa. Bh v. p. at Bh. Bt
44 ....... 41 ... 14 4a. Ill ... 1 SI
1 41 ... 4 1 44 114 4 4 II
ii U ... 4 to 44 144 I I li
Ti .Ul 44 4 I W ri 4 4 4
II 14 4 4 14 1 .141 4 4 44
7 141 ... 4 40 74 Ul IM 4 41
It tit 134 4 W 41 til e) IP
U 14 It I 10 47 .'IT ... 4 14
M,... l ... 4 1'' 41. ...... .144 44 4
M Ml M 4 4 s7 ... 4 11
II 17 44 4 1 74 IM ... 4 4
14 :T ... 4 1) 74 I I 14 4 4
41 !44 HI IB 71 IM 11 I el
41 244 4 4 1 U ..ftl 4 41
17 J44 4 1
8c; Ixndon layers, nominal.
Rial a Batter 1rkel. . j
ELGIN. I.I.. Oct. . BUTTER Market I
ruled firm today. I'- quoel t an !
advance of IV, c week. TotHl out- j
put ft the wek. 'PViW lbs.
Vse trl et,
BT. LOUIS. Oct. .-WOOI-S1iy;
(Hum grades, cmnblnsr and clothlns.
V: Hgnt fine, iw.lf; heavy
Railroad
. . -
Bonds
17c; tub washed. 8T(fi3tc.
fine.
Hf
neilstk r.rel" rv. (.
DULUTH. Oct. $. WHEAT No. 1 hard.
4o track, '?!., on t.uiji, No, 1 northoin.
A. B. LEACH & CO.,
KKW VOIilv. , .
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