THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13. 100(1.
13
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
-"-. extivs. 2ic, q-
.ur' jNEW YORK STOCKS ASDBOXDS
Tmpo;trj
ActiTitj 'bowi
Alone th Lice.
.arloaa
i ,..
C otnmndltles.
NEW VfiPL r-.. ii kI fifti n I .
CLOSE ON WHLAT FRACTIONALLY HIGHER i? JSt n,K"v,e'
Ilnnilliv : .Vm, .,., . ....... a. i,.aa I.,- llr-
Hah
lemnarf 4. aod at Aitiairr -.1
Forrlan .ena Ralll.h, F.apeelall
from Arsjrntlaa Cora Closes
About larnangeal.
8uie Foiati is tb Market Art Htt Bo
Wtll Entttiotd tt Eectntlj.
HtAVi SELLING OF UNION PACIFIC
rerv thnvi: Available rah balance. $222.
SM.Sta); g"H coin ami bullion. !U.T1.IM;
gold certificates, 7.'M.
w mrr atraigl.ii.. $.: "j..i: winter ;
urn a. io; wmt r mw grades, $.76-rr3.z6: Kvery Attempt lo Lift Prlres Rroaght
ye flour. d:m: far to good, l.l.wwa ; . . . t .,j...j
nol.-e tn (fii.ry, r.-.i4l Buckwheat flour. I " iron, t iraiiat
spot snd to ar-
n u iia 8.1 4nvf.t.s: winter paienl.
-.rui.i.r, w nirr atraigl.ii.. 3.: n""j..o: winter
Kv
rh
... :
rive )". $:.:v.i2.4n,
,,w- .' ?VL2.): coarse, tl ltql.I2; kiln dried. !
v.. i "i-t.w, :
t N?w" Vo?-"'1 ; N,V ' """. NC- c- f- I NEW YOKK. on. 12.-The strong point.
BARLEY Steady : feeding. 4:o. c I. t. m todays stink market were not ao wen
Sonrres Steel Common Rises
la Flflr.
OMAHA." Oct. 12, lj.
Good buying en umirr top influents
o. higher trtu.fn luiimpii ihe io,-si wn.:
i..airl. ii, on tne whole was iiaui '""'ting. 4;i5.c. c. I. f. Buffalo.
-"'". hwe-r, and me nuriM at ma'. ... ' 1 Mf tr.t.. Iitto bu.: exm-ris
i se s only ' hikiier on ii..'imix.r I l--"" bushels; l.TSn.ifPt bu. fulir. a and
red. 79c, ee.
i.uii.rn news wis rne.vt.-ii fiu.n Ar..-nini
! mo ruect mat t:i urniiin in... w . .
Hurting in- erWma; nop. Aiicantum ahii).
mt-nit rt niucii li.hirr io.,i j,pcifd.
l.feeipta xcre under laxt ,rt- and t:ie
nurttiweat reported a fortui c.tiund lo
..ian aluii' at advanced pi-.rra. l-arnrr
tnia tK ".era much amailer than laat
eek unit export bunlnr.s m nreaetil la
l.glit.
t'cun waa eaaier for a time on aalea hv
lart. elevator tntereaia, but after thia
Hltght early activity pricea ftrinrd up attain
i. n covering by anorts. Hecelpta are run
ning a little ahead of Uat year. 1 he caah
demand waa slow and pricea were trac
ilnnally lower.
Argentina hat ahlpmenta ere fclS.oiio
"'"irif, eaaanai e.!i Duaheia laat veai :
1.4 0 bu. rot: No.
vator: No. 1 i-ert Tii7i.f. r n k hc i Vr
1 northern, luiliith. 7c. f. i. b. afloat;
O. 2 hnr'l Vrlnti.e t1. t n I. .ffr.al l'he
I early marVet 'df v'1ei ' conalilerable
I airength and n half a cent hlghir on
nrm canira and hultiah Argentina crop
newa, but auhaernientlv yleWled to profit.
t"klng. Iihrmi reiripia and aniell weekly
clearanca. closing atenrlv at net ad
vance. Miv olneed SIS-; Hecember. iWH
tZ l-16c en.ed Kv.
("ORNReteipta. M.TJi bi.: exporta, ..
"4 bu.: mIii, j.p0 hii. fiiturea: a not mar
ket et'1y; No. h"..- levator and M'tc
iiatBln"d a recently and ther were fewer
of tbein. What the weight upon the nmr
ket con.lated of waa not eaiy to.dla
tlngulah. Tb tmldentlrled character of
the eolllng. however, did not leaaen Ita
Influence vn apecilatlve peutlmcnt. Tt w
e.tcinlly Itnpoalng In t nlon Fclflc nil'l
defeated attempt to lift that atoik to a
higher level. Aa the Hirrlman atock
hava been recognlied leadcra of the market
for aome time rmat the apparent determina
tion to all Indefinite nmo.inta of l"nloi
Taclflc when the price rhowed anv diapoai
tlon to advance had a alnlater effect. An
other feat urn of the aentlniental effect on
I the market waa the continued difficulty
of advancing the price of t'nlted Ftatea
rtei. i nia kiock waa anin at no, tonay
Sew Vrk Maaey Market.
NLW TORK. Oct. 12. MONKT-On call
taadr. 144 rer cent: ru.lna late. IV urr
(cent; cloaing bid. per ceiit; offered at 4
per cent- l ime loana tenrty, aixty day.
4 Pr cant: ninety daya, t per cent, mi
niontha. rr cent.
FR1MK MhKCANXlLE l'A PER-s!!!
per tent.
8TF.IU.1NO EXCHANGE Steady with
actual buatnee In Iwnkeri billa at It
4KT.I0 for d'mand and at 4 X) 3tvd4 1 for
sixty day Mile, poeted ratea, 4 Hii-l k:
and M xt.'ifn : commercial Mil. 14 "''.
8ILVtH-Ur. SSc; Mexican uollMn,
S3.c.
HONDS-Oovernnient, steady; railroad,
linn.
Quotations on bonds today war as follows:
..IMVj,,, . M terlea
. . J do 4 rt(
..lew tin
..ieli H eerlea
..If: L. N. anl. 4
Man. e. I
..1,,4) !. Central 4a....
..HfH do l.l ln-
.. "" Minn. A St. L. it..
..IIIH.M.. K. T. 4
..I"IV an 2,
orn Khltunents
Sftl.mo bushela.
Primary wheat recetpta were 1.t,M.fio
bushela and shipments fi7Tiri bushela.
ngalnst receipts last year of l.47. bushela
and shipment of 419, tvo bushels. Corn r
iepta were 44.'oo Imahels and shipments
J79,ty bushels, against receipts last vrar
of X7() bushela and shipments of 4fe,000
bushela. Clearances were Mo.wo bushels
wheat, M7,0(D bushels corn. 44.niX bushels
vata and flour and wheat equal to 349,000
bushela.
Liverpool closed i higher on wheat and
ti lower on corn.
Wire from Kt. Louis: "In localities
where the rains delayed winter wheat
peedlng farmers are pushing this work to
completion aa fast aa they ran enter the
tlelda. Larger deliveries of wheat are
expected after . seeding ta finished, eape
dally from sections where the weavll
thratened damage to wheat held on the
farms."
Foreign buying of corn thus Tar la ex
tremely limited. Thla Is In marked con
trast to the condition existing a year ago
when nearly 8.000.000 bushels new corn
had already been sold for shipment, run
ning up to February.
Loral range of options:
f. o. b. allosf No vellow Vr- No 2 thus disposing of the supposition that lr
whlte. SSr. The mil,.,, ,.r,; .' .'tea'dr re.t be amounts were for sale at-in. The
sll day on big clearances ntid bu'l urrort. I P""1"! 'oat bHrrler serme.1 to give no
closlni .m?.r,?r8n.. 'i',.a I s.ldltin,,! facilhr to the advance. This
1 , X96,"0 bushel s, a gal" s t ! May. 4c. W 4,V; lmbTr.' clod I rXiX lT
U. a. nr. H. r-..
4o eotipen
t". S. Us. r
fln rotipnn
t. S. nid 4a, ccg..
an coupon
V. 8. bow 4i. r.
do rnupon
Am. Tolrco t,...,
d.i Ii
Athlon g. n. 4...
'in oa). 4
Atlantic i'. L. 4..
Pal. A Ohlti if
an IS,
Brtt. R. T. r. 4..,
Lontral ot Ol. It
do let. Inc
do M Inc
do M Inc '.
Chco. Ohio' 4',,.
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r.. a. o. a. .
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7
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Artlclei l Open. Hlgh. liOW. Close. !Ta-f.
M-heat-l I
Dec... 7H1 74, T-!
May... 717 7J I 71':
Corn- !
Dec 1 1
May... ST'i, 37H1 S7
tints- i
rec... -jit,! nr' ai,i
May... 32i 3CVI S2V,
C74
71',,
37 Vi
am
32
Onto ha Caali alea.
WHEAT No. 3 spring. 1 tat. o7ic; No.
2 hard, 1 car. 61c; No. 3 hard. 1 car.
bV: No. 4 hard, I car. 6Hc.
CORN No. 4 yellow, 1 car. c'9c.
Omaha Cash Price.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. ,flWc; No. 3
hard. ff.tjfifiHc: No. 4 haul, o.'ifi No. t
spring. (fet74jc:.
CORN No. 3. 39g39'ic; No. 3 yellow, 3i'.-c;
No. 3 white, 404c.
OATS No. 3 mixed, 3c; No. 3 white, 31c;
No. 4 white, SflVic
RVE No. J. 67c; No. !, 554C.
Carlo! Heceuna.
Whaat. Corn. Oats.
44
13
35J
23
,2p0
6b
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis ,
Omaha
Duluth
Hi. Loula
41
iui
is;
12
ii;
CHICAGO GRAIS AStO PROVISIONS
Feat area of the Trading; and floatage
Pricea oo Boaril of Trad.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Flrm cables and
4it cars, compared with 9" cars forn bushels lir!.mi
pondlnd day at year ago. Le- oats' bushel? 117.0W
lughout the day wus quite gen- , i
email receipts In the northwest caused
sertnth tnnay in-4he- locat-wheafmarket.
At the close wheat for Ueeemoer delivery
was up Wo He Corn was up c. Oats
ahoweu a gain of rifc. Provisions were
6o higher.
Bentiinent In the wheat pit was bullish
all day and an active demand waa In
evidence the greater part of the session.
At the start the market was Influenced
by a moderate advance at Liverpool which,
Ii Is said, waa due to decreased shipments
from Argentina. Despite favorable weather
for tne movebent af spring wheat crop
recrinta today at Minneapolis and Puiuln
were only MS cars, compared with 9" care
t he corres
uand throuahout
i ra.1, btlng d.strlbuted among local shorts
and several leaning commission iuue.
Tuere waa also aome buying by bull leaders.
'I he May option was the favorite among
buyers. Late In the day trading btcaoie
less active, but pricea were well main
tained. The market closed Arm. Decem-ix-r
opned VHc to HtfSc. higher at 74c,
aold off to 74V74tHO and closed at 74'c.
i:iearancea of wheat and flour were equal
to ill. 100 bu. Exports of wheat and flour
for the week, as shown by Hradatreet's,
were equal to 3.268.0UU bu. Pr.mary re
ceipts were l.tto.imo bu., compared with
1.347,000 bu. the corresponding ly a yr
ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
fiorted receipts of 640 cars against M cars'
ast week and 9o& cars a year ago.
The corn market was a trifle easlir on
the day on selling by cash houses, but
later sentiment became more bull sh and
the market closed Arm. Extremely favora
ble weather for the new crop and for the
movement waa the chief weakening Influ
ence. Buying by commission houses caused
the late firmness. December opened un
changed to a shade higher at 4141o.
sold oft to 41H941c and then advanced
to 42c. Future operationa wtre at the
highest point. Local receipt! were 277 cars
with 14 of contract grade.
The oata market displayed greater
strength than either wh.at or corn. The
strength waa due to active demand by
shorts. One reaaon for the urgent demand
was the continued small movement, de
spite favorable weather, for the market
ing of the grain. Another factor was the
firmness of wheat. Dectmber opened un
changed to a shade higher at MVflOJ'So.
advanced to 4c. and closed at 33V0io.
Local recalpta were 187 cars.
Provisions were Arm. owing lo light re.
celpta of live hogs. There was considera
ble demand for November lard by shorts.
At the close January pork waa 5c higher
at $IS.74. Lard waa up sv at iA.lHi l-W
Ribs also were up 6c at i.40"&7.4'.
Estimated recelpia for tomorrow: Wheat.
M cars; com. 342 cars; oats, S3 tars: hogs.
lO.oiw head.
Tha leading futuree ranged aa follows:
OATH Receipts. (tr,.x) bu.: exports. 7.195
bu.; spot market stesdv; mixed oats. 2 to
32 pounds. :jv; nntursl white. to St
pounds. .U.fi4i.ic: clipped white, M to
pounds. 3fv?i44V '
FEKt Firm : spring brnn, 21.o". October
ahlpment; middlings, 121. lo. October ship
ment. HAYPicudy; shipping, firm; good to
choice, 9"?i!i6r.
HOPf timet: common to choice. H'S
S4c; ;. i.iTc; Paclflc coast. l.V(jlc.
HIDEH Steady; Oalveston. 20 to lbs.,
nd California, n to 25 lbs., 21c; Texas,
dry, 34 to 31 lbs., inc.
I.KATH FH Quiet : acid. 3Siya27c.
TROVISIONfi-Reef. firm: family. K
W12.50; mesa, s,ihi.nn: beef hams. $21 .Of
il.M; packet, tio.oouj lOfirl; cltv extra India
mess, lift fiogiTOn. cut mentt,' steady; pick
led liellles. lln.2Btili.50; pickled shoulders,
nomlnil: pickled lianis. Jltf'aUOO. I-ard,
firm; western prime, $n.no'(iii f; retlned,
Arm: continent, $9.R5: South America.
$10.1$; compound. $.50fj 9.76. Pork, firm;
family, $m fnvrlfi fio; short clear, $R60alS.S;
mes. $lx.2Sr(m7i;.
TALI DW Firm : rlty (2 per rk . 6"sJ
country tpkgs. freet. fc-Slif'Hc.
RICE K;rm; domestic, fair to extra, 314
eo'ae: Japan, nominal.
COFFEE Bteadv; No. 7, Rio. '4c.
BI'TTER Firm: extra creamery, tHe.
Offlclal prices: Creamery, common to ex
tra. 192c: held, seconds to extra, 11
Jc; state dairy, common to fancy, 18(h
2nc; renovated, common to extra, miff 22c;
western factory, common to Arsts, isffl
19 He; western Imitation creamery, flrsta,
20c.
CHEESE Firm; state, full creams,
small fancy, 13c; stnte, fair to g'tod,
12', 4J12c; state. !argn fancy,
state, fair to good, 12613c; state, in
terior. 10i4iS114P.
EOOSi Firm: stat-. PeniiBylvania and
! nearby fancy selected, white, 3233c; s'ote,
! choice, iWlc; state, mixed fancy. 2!h.-,
W'estern flists. 25c; official price, 2425c;
I geconds. 22tt24c. -
ItI LTKV Alive. nominal: dressed
weak: spring chickens, lO-Slftc; spring
turkeys, lty2c; fowls, 12(514ic.
St. I.oala tieneral Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Ii. WHEAT Wrak;
track. No. 2 red. cash, 7&4 V7c; No. 2 hard.
7?Qio1ic; December, 3ui4'c; May, n-ti
I'.c.
CORN-Firni: track. No. 2 cash. 45c: De
cember, 4t.Vj4m4c; May. 11c?; No. 2 white,
4j4to.
OATS Fit mi; track. No. 2 cash, 23t4'334c;
December. ;t3'o; May. 347,c.
KLOl'R Steady; red winter patents. $3.10
A3.40; extra fancy and straight, $2.t&3.25;
clear, $2.20j2.75.
SEED Timothy, steady. $3.50g-4.00.
CORNMKAL Steady, $2.S.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track. WgSSc.
HAT Firm; timothy. $11.60i5.li; prairie,
MS" ii. or.
, IRON COTTON TIES-$1.02.
BAOlNG-9'ic
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady; Jobb ng,
fltl.Co.- Lard, lowers prime steam, $8.80. Dry
salt meats, higher: boxed extra shorts,
$i.50; clear ribs. If ttiH: short clears. $S.$7tx.
Bacon, higher: boxed extra short, $10.00;
clear ribs. $l0.(K'i: short clr. $10.87V.
POULTRY S eak: chickens, brjOc;
springs. 9Vt10c; turkeys. 13c; ducks, loc;
geese. 9c.
BITTER Steady; creamery. 2127Vic;
dairy, lS'522c.
rX1G8 Steady at 19c. case count.
Receipts, enipmenis.
Colorado Mid. ...
tnln. a So. 4l
Cuba fts
P. H. fl. 4
r'tMlllara- Sec. ia.
Erie p. . 4,
on sea. 4.
Ilnrklna Vl. 4' 107
J,pan M
offered.
4l.
Atchtno nadl
do 4,
Met. central 4a...
Atchison
do pfd
Bntrtnn Altunr.
Bnaloa Ulilna..
Bop'.nn Blerated .
Pltchburs aid ....
Meslcn Ontrnl
N. T . N It. at H...1M
1'iriit In that stock wns about to take the
leadership in the msrket.
Persistence of the rumors that early divi
dend Inrrr-asej, were In prospect for Penn
sylvania, Amalgamated Copper and Amer-J
lean nmeiung were reaponainie lor eian
strength aa waa shown bv theae stocks.
As efforts to lift prices In different stocks
proved sbortlve there was a decided falling
off In the activity of the market and the
movement became sluggish and Irregular.
Some Influence was allowed to the money
outlook as a restraining force on specula
tion, although the Immediate condition re
mains one of ease and the estimates of
the week's currency movement point to a
strong hank return tomorrow. The banks
appear to have gained between $fi,'i00.ftO
and I7.1oo.iXiO during the week, but the
estimates allow that the gain Is due wholly
to deposits of government funds' and to re
celpta of foreign gold, while the Interior
contlnuea to draw on New York by expreaa.
the excess of shipment over receipts for
the week being in the neighborhood of
$3.500.oni. New York exchange at Chicago
receded today to 25 cents discount, showing
the. continuance of pressure upon New
York for crop moving purposes. There
is no probability of a relaxation of this
pressure for exime time to come. It Is
recognlied, however, that the Import move
ment of gold has been definitely ended by
the rise In the Bank of England dlsoount
rate. It Is believed also tbit the deposit of
lha , .t". i'i iWl .iCferort hv the Trejisurv rie-
.... .......... .... ..... - - .- -- . r.aivno r.iet
partment to tne nanus nas Dcn snout ' m,h. Electric
completed, thu- end Ins relief from that I do ntd
siurce unless additional mea.su es ate taen.
Much Interest attaches to the showing of
the loan Item of tomorrow's" bank state
ment for the light It will throw on how
far the paying off of foreign obligations
this week lias Involved recovers to new
borrowing here. Tho easing tendency of
money was senslblv checked today, but
I there was no actual stiffening of rates.
The reactionary tendency persisted often
as efforts were made to lift prices and
the market closed heavy.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
$2.2st2.Ctio. Tutted States bonds were un
changed on call. -
The following waa the range of prices on
the New York 8tock exchange:
Riun. Hiss. Low. ciota.
4. I
I. COO
st. u r. tg 4. h
S St. I,. S. W. C .... aa
1 seaboard A. L. 4, ... ta'a
3k o. rtrlflc 4a I
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
EicaptioBiUj lirri Bat f Ctttlt for
Friday.
NO VERY IMPORTANT CHANGE IN HOGS
taaal Light FrUn'i Rata of hee
a ail I.aaaba Trade Active a ad
Pricea fttrewar aa Coasared
with Yeaterday.
SOUTH OMAHA, October 1J. 19tai.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hog". 8fteep.
Official Monday .ll x.191 2,11
Official Tuesday 10,173
t triclal N eanesday 4..H4 7
OMclal Thursday 4.-9
Official Krldy 6. lot)
4 H
$ i
1 m
4.11
.h.m ls.ioi
l.lNK IXiM
5..IM0 I.BVQ
n,5oj fs.zto
21.2SO 119. 11
21,33 90.9
23.4JO t.b
2.4; 72.4,0
22.920 63,09
tic. SI. g. 4...lia', do 1;t 4a elf, N
rnlo. Ind. . r. A. 74 iSn. Ralla-ar a 117
TH 'Texas ft P. la lit
?VT . St. L. A W. 4a.. it'.
.10,
. tti,
.
icn
tl
fnlon Paciac 4a irati
f S. steel Id la....loni,
W,Ni.h 1, lit
do db. B 1
Western std. 4 M
W. L R. 4
7jWn. Central 4a..
Ro44ob Rtncka and Boa da.
BOSTON. Oct. 12. Call loans. aVjfi per
cent; time loans, tifii, per cent. Ofnclal
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
.101
.101',
40W
.l4
.iy
.U7
Hi
Pcre Marcuctte
fnloo Pa.c
Am. Ar. chem.
do pfd
Am, Pnen. Tube..,
Amor. Sugar
do pfd
Amar. T. 4 T ,
Amar. Weolea
do pfd
Dominion I. A 8
Edlioo rier. Iilu....m
It
Atlantic
Rtnghitm
Cal. a Heela.
t'entenntol ...
oppr Ranse
Franklin
Oranhv
Iula Hnrale ..
Mam Mining .
Mlrqlun
Mohawk
Mont. f. &
..liwiiinid Pomlnlon
.. !n ,0-,jiIi
.. tt' Parrot
.. 'H
. .13,
..1.11
..104
.. 7
..ins
Si
Flour, barrels ..
Wheat. huhcls
14.00U
w.om
9.0P
48.00
5t0
lti2 OuO
Mlancapolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 12. FI.OCR-Flrst
patents. $4.JU(44.it; second patents, It.Ooifi
4.15: first clears, $3.af3.36; second clears,
$.4"4t2.0.
Bit AN In bulk, IH.LS'&.ll.OO.
(Supetlor Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Clilcago delivery). The
range of prices, as reported by F. D, Day
ft Co., 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Articles. Open. Iligh.l Low. Close.
Wheat
Dec May....
July....
Flux-
o t
Nov
Dec
May....
... 7474',
... 7i,tiSi
...irynTiS1
J 114 j
... 1 13Va!
...I 111 I
...1 1 16
74','
7S.
79' i ;
114 j
1 12V
111 I
1 16 I
73?a
7S'
79
1 09'
1 13!
7!V4
79'..
1 12?4
1 124
1 5
1 13
Minneapolis Cualt Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, 75c; No. 1 northern. 7'.c; No. 2
northern. 71'.4ic; No. S. iltl lifrc; So. I
durum, 5c; to arrive. 3'ic; No. 2 durum,
Utac; to arrive, lc. Corn: No. 3 yel
low. 44Ci No. S, 42e. Oau: No. 3
white. $lSc; No. 3, 2-i30Sc. Barley:
3dt49c. Kye: 64t57c. Flax: $1.10.
Artlelee.l Open. High. Low. i Close. Yea y.
Wheat
Dec.
May
Corn
K-t.
1C.
May
May
July
Lard-
k l.
Nov.
Jan.
Bibs
t let.
Jan.
74,i ' 74V,74V.' 74U
71i''oT5 T7H: .81, 7SIi07
44',' 4, 44i' ' 44.!
l41VfT,i 4! !41Vl4: I
;42-fil 43', 4iO,'i)'j4J,.a
I
4sl
S4s ;
'74
44S
414.
42",
14 i StV, 33"f34, .'3'i
33 i ifissva
13 70 13 70
f SO I
$ ;h
1 1U
X 16
7 4l'
9 22H
I
13 ! U iH
9 iO
t 81
I
$ 12V 0 I
S l.i I
7 424,
IS I
7 $7
20 22H
ci',; .-''-,
3 l-V $ 07
II 13 ! I 1
7 42H! 7 7H
. No. 2. .
Cash ouotatinna were aa follows:
FLOCR Quiet, but Arm; winter patents,
1.0ini4ti; winter stralgtis, $3.1c4t3 3S; sp'ing
Jiatert. t,i.vt'3.9c: spring str.iighta, a.'if
.7"; bakeis. 12. Jo9 2 no.
WHKAT-No. : rprlnp. 7''.fuc; No. $,
TS'.tj:'.-; No. 2 rtti. nHU'iv.
I'llHX-.No. 2. 14..',.
4iV-
OATS No. 2. 234c; No.
N.v 3 whltM. S;X,24c
RTE No. . lc
KAHLKI liood fenllng.
choice mailing. 44io;c.
SEEI'st No. 1 flax, $1.0i; No. I northwest
rn. $1.12'a- Clovii, contract grade, $lls&.
PROVISIONS Short ril.a. a.de, (luosei
$S.Ri4lli.r'. .Mess pork, per bbl., llti.iO. Lard,
lr l't' lbs.. $9.:0. Short clear sides tboxedi,
$J.2St7S-
Ft'llowing were tie receipts and sliljj
nienia of flour and grain:
ne.'eipis. nipm-nic
tviti :!
No. 2 yellow. 45';tr
2 ahite. 33V;
ti43c: fair to
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu
lata, bu....
live, bu
Barley, bu.
TS.itii
,.:31.tou
..375. Ut
. . .fM
.. M.e
.73.1'K
ISH.1',1
17.U0
On the Produce exchange tutlay the hut
er market waa ttead.v; creamerlea. 19tiXc
aVairlsa, l&4?2c. Eggs, steady; at mark, caaes
Kanaaa City tirmln mm Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 12.-WHEAT-De-
cember, e; May, 72'ic. Cash: No. 2
hd. tSrTO'jc; No. I, ttoij7oc; No. 2 red,
71V 72c; No- a. 7oc.
CORK ueceinuei . iii'c: aiay, ,sc. caau:
No. 3 mixed. 414,'ij42c; No. 2 white, 42'y
42. e.
OATS No. 2 wniic, 5.ju,c: -o. i mixea.
Jl2c.
i i. btemiy ; sii'tvaac.
HAY Prairie, iic higher: choice timothy.
'..iii'iV. 'V. choice prairie. $9 ii4i9.50.
BCTTEH Creamery, ac; pacaiitg. ltc.
LOUS Halt-cent higher; Missouri and
Kuuaus extras, 2c; hrats, 21V; seconds.
lo',c.
neceipts. Btiipinenis.
Wlint. bu 1M1M 1I2.0M)
Corn, bu 49.KW Ib.Utt
Outs, bu 19.0uo 1!.iju0
I.Ueroool Grain anal Provlaluna.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 12. WHEAT-Spot
quiet: No. 2 led, western winter, as 10Vd.
Futures quiet: Decembir lis 5Sd; March,
- &d.
CORN Spot easy; American mixed. 4s
7vd. Futures steady; October, nominal;
December. 4s 4',d; January. 4a Hd.
HOPS At London, t Pacific iiwaii,
ateady at i.4 iejjii.
Pettrla Urals Market.
PEORIA. Oct. 11. CORN Lower; No. 3
yellow and No. 3, 4Mc; No. 4, 444c; no
arade. 4aM?,uc.
OATS-Steadv; No. white, MHflc; r877aVa7i, '
No. $ white. Sic: No. 4 white. 31iie. SnSTt Nof.h.rn Tlt.V.
R T e. Mirma- A. - Ktc. I . k . .. . .
WHISKY On th basis of $1.2$ for
Ished gootls.
A da ma Eipreao
Amalsamatel Copper
American l. a F
Am. C. r. ptd
Am. Cotton nil
Am. "otton Oil pM
Am. Rxprcaa
Am. H. I., pfd
Am. Ice
Am. Ia pfd
Am. I.lnnead OH
Am. Llnaoed Oil ptd
Am. Locomotive
Am. Locomotive pfd
Am. g. R
Am. 8. p R. pfd
Am. Sugar Refining
Am. Tobacco ptd ft fa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchleon
Atch'.aon ptd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Ral. At Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranait....
raaadlan Parldo
Central ot New Jaraar
Chenapoaka aV Ohio
Chicago Uraat Waiters
t'hicago N. W
Chicago. M. t Bt. P
Chicago T. T
Chicago T. T. pfd
C, C. C. at ft. L
Colorado T. I
Colorado a So
Colo. A to. 1st pfd
Colo, at Ha. id pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Prodncta
Corn Product, pfd
lielaaare 4b Hudnon
Delaware, L. W
Denver A R. G
I). A R. O. pfd
lliattllera' securities
gria
Rrle Irt pfd
Krle M pfd...
tieneral Electric
Hocking Vailev
llllnoia Central
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
int. rump pr.i
Iowa Central ,
Iowa Central pfd
Kaiieaa City So
K. C. So. pfd
Loularllla e Naahvllle
Mexican Central
Minneapolis A St. L
At.. l. P. 8. 8. M
M.. St. P. A H. 8. M. ptd.
Mlnourt PaclSo
Missouri. K A T
M., K. A T. pfd
Natloaal Lead
National R. R. of M. p(d..
New York Central
N. T.. O. W
Norfolk J Weatern
Norfolk J: W. pfd
North Americas
PaclSo Mail
Pennerlvaaia
People's Oaa
P.. C. C. 4k at. L
Prauod steel Car
P reaped 8. C sfd
Puiiuiaa Palaoa Car...
Reading
Rea'llag 1st pM.
Heading Zd pfd
Kepublle steel
Kepubllc Htael pfd
Reck Uland Co
Rock laiaud Co p:u
Rubber (loodo pfd
t. L. eV 8. V. U pfd...
8t. L. 8. W
8C U 8. W. pfd
8o. Pactlc
80. Paclttc pfd
So. Railway
80. Railway pfd
Tunnel, f. A 1
Taaaa at Parlc ,
Toledo, St. U dt W....
T . 8t. L. A W. pfd....
I uioa Paclflo
Colon ft, IS,: pfd
t . 8. Kipteea
1'. S. Ijeihr
I'. 8. Rubber
I. 8. Rubber pfd
I. 8. tieal
I 8 Steel pfd
Va.-Camilna Chemical .
Va. -Carolina Cham, pfd
Wabaik
a'aluii pfd
W'elle-srga Expreaa ....
W'eetlngbouaa Electric .
Werners loloa
Wheeling A L. g
Wta,'oaeJa Central
Wia. Ceatral pfd
No. PaciAc, e,-dlv
Central la'her
Canlral l.e'hsr pfd
lttH
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4.,
lino a, si'.
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500
100
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700
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7.W0 10414
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100 141
iti.tOO 1!44
14 too 'fiiivi
1.000 ISO
100 217
1. 100 gz
I no
4.700
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100
200
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Tern, rack ....
Trinity
Cnited Copper
t. s. Mining...
f. 8. Oil
Ctah
Victoria
70 U. 1 Winona
Mapa. Gap an iWnlveHna
Inlted Fruit ltrftilNorth Butte ...
I nlted Shoe Mach 7u.jButte Coalltloa
.. 29H Nevada
.. 4H,Cal. A Arltona.
..log Terumaeh
.. PVjlArtionp om ..
.. I94i0recne Con ....
..115V
do pfd
IT. 8. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
Alloue,
Amalgamated
t.d. -Asked.
II
17"
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4't
t
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II
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1124
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144
401,
25S
Five daya thla week..l.b7
Same days last week. ...8". 170
Ha me two weeks ago. .. .27.2HO
8atne three weeks ago..W.r7
Rama four weeks ago....215!4i
Same dava last vear 28.677
Ta following table showe the receipts 01
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
19". 19"6- ltc
Cattle Ttc.fttS W.IW3 K95:
Hogs a.044tVJ 1.859.992
8heep l.C(i2,399 1.4:,693
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
Good to choice corn-ted atwrs... si 75Q.
Vlr In ....... aVLStllS. IS
Common to fair corn-fed eteera... 4.5,"S
good to choice range ateera
Fair to good range steers
Common to fair range steers...
Uood graas corns and heifers..
Fair to tood rowra mnA heifara..
I'mnttlAn , a -1 - . ..M hrfara . l.ilKlli.
Good to cboloa atockera and fdra.. -5?V S
alr to good stackers and feeders.. a.2P40
Common to fair atockera I?li7
Rullr ataga. eto.;... l-7J-
Veal calves 4.00ow
The following table showa tha average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several days, with comparisons:
iM.r.14
176, 70S
, 4 .6016. 0
4.00.4.60
, $6014.04
tOOdl 46
140434.09
Date. I 190$. 1506.1904.l$08.1902.l$0Lll9u9.
Sept. 29.
Sept. 10.
Oct. I...
Oct, a...
Oct. $...
Oct. ...
Oct. ...
Oct. ...
Oct. T...
fct. S...
Oct.- ...
Oct. in..
Oct. 11..
Oct. 12..
t n
a
28
H1
17
29
304
aa
30
C 244
19H
$ 19
$f13
6 U
6 10
6 w!
6 06
6 03 6 09!
6 06 i 6 69 '
I t 64
B06 I
6 01 6 53
4 99j t 49
6 07 6 61
$ 651
I (9
s 74i
I
6 74
S 7
6 12
6 Til
I n
6 6!
aV
6 7
6 651
6 4-)!
( 19j
6 19
6 22,
a I
6 XI I
7 $1
I !4
7 SO
7 ai;
7 4
7 39
1 2
7 14
7 03
96
6 I!
f t
7M i II
69
69
68!
62
I ia
6 19
6 ao
6 14
( U
491
34 t
13; 5 02
6 141 4 92
15 4 91
6 21 4 93
Hogs.
$.10j35
6.7ffit).67',i
$.79-3fl.40
6.003 to
.iaitf.3o
stock
Boston bapprr Market.
Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
ket. reported toy Logan ft Bryan, 2 Board
of Trade building, Omaha:
Adventure 114 Michigan 174
Allouee 40 Mohawk 43"4
Atlantic 184j Nevada Consolidated. 224
Bingham IT North Butte 1I2
Pie. k Mountain t Old Dominion M4
Boatoa Conaolldated.. 14 Oeceola 1;'1'4
uuiia 1 opinion wpPnou. 8ervle
Calumet r Artiona.. 1.144 Pneu. Service, pfd
Calumet 4V Hecla....l Qutacy
Centennial ft Shannon ....
Copper Range 1 Tamarack
Dally Weat u4 Trinity
F.PPt Butt II Cnited Fruit
Franklin 24, t nlted Statee. com
Greene Copper XI4 fnlted Sutea. pfd.
'Iranby I4S t'tah ConMlldatrd
Helvetia ( ftah Copper
laie noyai zz victoria
L. 8. A Pltteburr... tV Winona
Maaaachuaetu 1014 Wolverine
11H
... 1014
...10414
... 144
...10t
...111
107
41".
4M4
.. 4U
... 44
... 714
... 124
...161
Sw York Mln;nsr Itnck,
NEW YORK, Oct. 12. Closing quotations
on mining siocks were
Adama Coa
Alice ,
Breaea
Brunawick Cen .,
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal, A Vs..
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Lead villa Coa ....
20
. .40
.. M
.. H
.. it
.. ta
..140
..too
.. I
Little Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Potoal
Ravage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
.... I
....JJMI
....280
14
....lit
.... ,4
.... 40
....lit
Porelgrn Financial.
1-ONDON. Oct. 12.-In the market the
supplies of money were larger to meet the
demand of Slock exchange demands. Dis
counts were firm. Prices on the Stock
exchange were quietly steady. The settle
ment wss concluded satisfactorily and ope
rators, encouraged by the advance In the
Hank of England's rate of discount yejiter
day and the higher foreign exchange?,
marked up consols and kindred securities.
Americans opened below parity and ruled
dull In the forenoon, but hardened frac
tionally at London. Later New York ad
vlcea strengthened the market, especially
I'nlon Paclflc and Reading, but realisations
caused a reaction and trading waa dull at
the close.
6
24 15
&
i 15 a
4
9
2
1
$
I
73 30 5
!t
tat.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Oct. 12. Bank clearings for
today were $1,992,477.30. and for the cor
responding date last year $l,686,l0.0o.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Oct. 12. WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin of this city, basing ita report
upon statistics gathered for the govern
ment, will say tomorrow: A steady, moder
ate bualneso Is being accomplished In the
local wool market, and all classes of con
sumers are purchasing requirements. Al
though individual transactions are not aa
large aa those of a year ao, the aggie
gate of sales is substantial. The doming
and staple territory, fleeoea, California,
Texas and Australian wools are selling,
merchants ar generally confident of a
maintenance of values and If changes are
inaugurated they will be toward a higher
level. The condition of all the foreign mar
kets la sufficiently strong to sympathetic
ally sustain the home market. Both large
and email consumers of worsted and dom
ing wools are operating moderately, with
average purchases running from 75.00H to
lOO.Ouo pounds. Fine and fine medium.
three-elghihH and nair-biood terrltortaa are
In ateady demand. Most of the transac-
Sunday. -
RANGE Of PRICES.
Cattle.
Omaha $1.6og.00
Chicago 1.6TV81.30
Kansas City tOXrfl.75
St. Louis 2.ntrii6 50
Sioux City 15t86.25
The official number of cars of
broua-ht In today bv each road wm:
Cattle. Hogs. Shcep.irr's.
C. M. ft St. P 3
Missouri Pacific S
Vnlon Pacific system. 141
C. ft N. W., east
C. A N. W., west 28
C, St. P., M. ft O.... .6
C, B. ft Q., east...., 2
C, B. ft Q.. west 52
C, R. I. ft P., east.. 1
C, R. I. ft P.. west.. ..
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Gt. Western ..
Total receipts 240
Tha disposition ot the day's receipts waa
aa follows, each buyer purchasing tha
number of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour ft Co
Cudahy. from K. C
Swift, from country
Armour, from Denver...
Vansant ft Co
Carey ft Benton
Lobman ft Co
McCreary ft Carey
Hill ft Son
V. P. . wls
Huston ft Co
Hamilton ft Rothschild..
L. F. Hubs
St. Louis Dr. Beef Co.
Wolf
J. H. Bulla
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Root ft Co
T. B. Inghram..,
Sullivan Bros
V. A. Britton.
Lehmer Bros
Ager Packing Co
Halstead
Held over
Total 6,195 4,566 13.794
CATTLE It has been a great while since
anyone has witnessed such large receipts
for a Friday aa were here today. Tne total
was 246 cars, whereas the usual Friday's
run amounts to only about thirty cars. The
most of these cattle were delayed In ar
rival and ahould have been here yesterday
or the day before.
In spite of the fact that it was a Friday,
when the demand for beef steers Is pre
sumed to be light, buyers were looking
for aood killers and paid steady prices for
the most desirable kinds. Some right good
western ranger sold up to $5.25, as high
as at any time.
While some corns and neirers mat mat
happened to take a buyer's fancy brought
steady prices the general market was eas
ier and a large proportion of the arrivals
had to sell as much aa 10c lower,
Btrictly good feeders nave not been very
plentiful any time this week, and as there
were quite a numoer 01 outsias oraers in
hand the most of the cattle of that de
scrlDtlon on sale today brought about
steady prices. Tha general market, how
ever, waa aa much aa lov lower on tha me
dium and light cattle.
Representative saiea:
BTEZeKS.
444
let,
4
Ml,
5,4,
111', liau lin'
1.704 344, M' 1414
lev
3,
17
S4.4IPJ IMS Kl,
.. t.tno
200
2WI
..144 IND
!'
.. " IM
Sj
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..114.fa
. . 7. 700
2u0
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37
544
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tll4
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1'4-,
4t4
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44
KS
114
tt
17
S,
1M4
J'4
'it"
lo'4
not,
494.
10,
to
44
!i
154
3 j tions are In graded lots. Fine medium
taano anu iian are gooa sellers at r-'UJdC,
respectively. Fine medium and half-blood
Montana - ia moving quite freely on a
acoured hauls of 7uiSc. Half and three
eighths Utah realizes about 27c. Medium
Wyoming is worth 2Sc. Three-eightha and
half-blood fleece are being moved steadily
and Ohio stock Is becoming sadly depleted.
Manufacturers are now giving more at
tention to Michigan wools. For three
eighths and half-blood Ohio the price is
about 34c: Michigan slock of like grades Is
worth i4j23Vc. The shipments of wool
from Boston to date from December 27,
196. according to the aame authority, is
19,062,343 pounds, against liiS,965,7So pounds
last year. The recelpta to date are 240.
471,274 poundf. against 297.9M,7vt pounds for
the same period last yesr.
ST. LOCIS. Mo., Oct. 12. WOOL Steady ;
medium grades, combing and clothing, 23
t2'ihte-; light flue. lf621e; heavy fine, 141
17c; tub-washed. 3."ij06c.
Mt
IM
t!
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So
HU14
W
40
lut
4f
I
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a
pa
fin-
, inmrjinin Hiinwgiiiip.
f Inl Ua ml
I Total pale, for the day.
14.400 JiT4 Jut,
2oa JS3 luas,
s.toi i:4v isiii
IK US
too 7H,
IM.0W .u.re...
1U
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24T,
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74
333.
171,
'7S
Dwlntle lirala Market.
Dl'LVTH. Oct. 12.-WHEAT-On track.
No. 1 hard. 77 sc; No. 1 northern. 7t'c;
London tleslag (toeks.
LONDON. Oct. 12. -Closing ouot..i..n
the Stock exchange
No. I norinern. ij-pc; ocinDer, .""ac; ue- ' i nnaaiia. uaaav
ceniber. 76V; May. 7V: July, 79c. J do ateauni
OATS To arrive and October. J1V. I Auacoada
ltl'K-B'.o. j Atehlaoa
BARLKY-S74j47c. ! do pfd
1 Baltimore Ohio.
Milwaukee Ciraln Market. laaadiaa PrlB:
M1LWA l" K EE. Oct. 12 WHEAT-Steadv; ! cSlcago Ot V "
No. 1 northern. T;:; No. 3 northern. 7t c.. M. at. p...
7Sc: December. 74V- . IteBeaca-
l'.AILKY-Flrm; No. 2. 6Sc; sample. 394 ' D R. 0
Mc. ...... , '
4 OWN fteany; .o. 1 casn, &1f-; De- 1
ceniler, 41'c. j ' J '
. I do 2d pfd....
agar aad Molnaaea.
NKW YORK. Oct. Il.-S1'GAR-Raw.
quiet; fair rellnlng. V: e-enlnfugal, 94 test,
a; Molasses auamr, SV- Refined, quiet;
No 4. 4 tor; No. 7. 4.36c; No. s, 4 ic; No. 9,
I 26c: No. !, 4 lie; No. 11. 4.1ur; N. 12, 4 u6c;
No. IX. 4c; No. 14. 3 9ic; confectlonera A,
.7'k-; mould A. 6.36e; cut loaf. a V: eru-h- l.
e-A ; powdered. 6.ouc; grrauulated, 4 9v;
Cube, 6-lic.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12 SI'UAi;
Ullaole Central
Louiaville .- Naak.
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do pfd ....
8. Steal...
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'phaak ...
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Metal .Market.
NEW YORK, Oct". 12. METALB There
waa a decline of 7s td in the London tin
market, with spot closing at 194 14s, and
futures at 193 ta 6d. Locally the market
was quiet and easier, with spot quoted at
$42.364j42.5t). Copper was higher in London,
with spot quoted at 96, and futures at
97 17s tbl. Locally the market continued
strong, with lake quoted at :iJb-a.Zo
electrolytic caatings, $21.5ti. Lead waa
loser, at i.19 17a td, in the Loudon market.
Ixcally tbe market was quiet and a shado
higher for delivery out of atore; quota
tic 11s range from $o.T5 to $6.9u. Spelter wus
unchanged at $ 16"tJ 30 In the local murket
and at A 29 In London. Iron waa lilgnor
abroad, with Cleveland warrants quoted at
5a 6d, and standard foundry, 06s IHd.
Uoaally Uie nuirlcet waa quiet; No. 1
foundry northern la quoted at $21.tXatl22'i0:
No. 3 foundry northern, $2u.5o-23.0n; No. J
foundry southern. :l.i4j21.6o; No. 3 foundry
southern, $'jl.5ti4!1.00.
ST. LOC1S. Oct. 12.-METAIJSLead, firm
at $6.90; spelter, ateady at H-d.
SlLVFK Bur. nrm. Sid per ounce
MOSEY-i:'4 nrrrrnu ounce.
The late of discount in the open market
t'a per cent: for i)..,
i per cent
for abort bills is
m-inhs' hills, f-pii!
Trrapary htnlenaent.
WASUINtlTON. Oct. 12.-Today's stats.
Steady: centrlfuga fallow, 4tj7-lHc; ae;-1 .,ent of the lieasury balances In the geiT
onla 37 feral fund vxcluKxe of the' l6ouCOuuu ni4
CoaTeo Market.
XKW YORK. Oct. 12.-COFTEE Market
for futurea opened ateady at unchanged
pricea to a decline of 10 point a under mud
erate efferir-ge tn the abaenca of any Im
portant demand, (.able were about ateady,
but tne uruinan receipts were very neavy
and pricea ruled soma 4010 polnls lower
during the middle session. Towards the
clone a little support In tm.le interests
rallied the market slightly and the c'oe
waa leaay. net unchanged to 6 polnti
lower. Sales were reported of IVfio bags
Including October, at 1 40c: December, l5c
March. I ape 66c; May, 75c and July, tft&c
Snot, oulet; "
694 625 919
1.015 1.0H3 727
1,22 I.Sal 9S2
81.2 1.430 1,199
69
620
489
63
155
143
M
82
105
31
37
W
206
141
21
96
100
9
26
2
2
20
96
892 .... 9,737
Ke. "o. y av. r.
W 11M f 14 24 1241 I it
4t 1111 t it
COWS.
J TN 1 M I ttl I 71
1 935 I Ot IT 711 I 71
t 941 t to 4 S3! 1 It
1 714 I J 24 ISO I W
II 1007 i 44 4 1M7 I 0a
2t 1011 t 44 1 IMP) I OS
t 11U I 75 1 133 t tt
t 104 I 71 1 Hit at
I t.4 t Tt
HEIFERS.
1 740 t 14 140 III
I 70 i 44 4 I7 I
I tut 1 44
BULLS.
1 140 t 14 1 171 I tt
1 Ult t U 1 7U0 I 1
1 120 I SO
CALVES.
t 2it I tt 1 140 I 00
4 lut 4 to I !4t I pa
.... 20 4 tt 1 IM IN
8TOCKERS AND FEEDEK9.
4 34T t 04 It 174 I M
It Ml I M 1 171 I 24
I 40 t 40 I 7 I a
II i.t t 74 24 HO I 10
t I?4 It 1 411 I tt
1 4o4 I 14 11 U 4 It
WESTERNS WYOMINQ.
20 steers... .llo3 4 15
29 steers.. ..1193 3 7u
6 steers.... Wfi 3 26
at steers.. ..1171 i so
15 sieers..,.119l 4 36
I steers... .1214 4 10
t steers.. ..1440 4 25
19 steers.. ..US 4 00
13 steers. ...1324 4 00
35 steers. ...1114 4 20
7 cows 967 3 10
7 steers.. ..1150
24 steers.. ..1163
36 steers. ...lldl
i steers.. ..I02O
13 steers. ...1297
S Steers. ...1113
23 steers.. ..1176
23 steers.. ..1177
47 steers. ...1139
I steers.,
29 steer.
53 feeder.. lol3
11 cows 1030
3 stk. cvs.. 1210
11 cows 1015
28 cows 1001
NEBRASKA.
..WJ
11S1
19 steer.
9T9
ft on
2 9n
3 90
i An
$ 15
3 16
;3 cuws....
7 cows.,..
23 cows.,..
10 cows.,.,
69 cows....
983
967
9t3
664
1013
$ 70
4 00
4 35
$ 36
a 7&
3 !
4 20
3 90
4 25
3 TT.
4 00
2 75
$
2 96
a is
a is
,.1'J67
.. 94
..1196
,.11
,.1216
..124J3
T steers.
( steers..
24 steers.
4 steer.
3 steer.
4 cows..
It feeder. .1064
J,
$ steers.. ..1231
18 steers. ...1143
C.
2 steers. ...1214
164 cow.
SOUTH EAKOTA.
4 00 24 steer.... 94.
4 00 I steers. ...liao
4 10 7 Kteers....ll95
4 46 -i steers.. ..100
4 46 4 steers.. .10
3 60 3 cows 9ot
I K
Meyers Wyo.
4 00 $ steers.. ..V74 4 14)
4 00 6 cows 992 1 90
E. Ayers Wyo.
3 96 '
Swan L. ft C. Co Wyo.
... 949 $ 10 10 cows 974
C. B. Ayers Wyo.
31 steers. ...122 4 If $ steers.. ..Iu93
F. Nelson Wyo.
14 feeder.. 664 3 75 12 cows 921 2 25
R. H. Homer Wyo.
27 cow and heifera 9st $ 10
12 steers 121$ 3 75
J. B. IlaBley Wyo.
IT teer....U10 4 10 23 steers.. ..1185 $40
1. F-gan, NebraaKii.
20 feeders.. lies) 175 13 feeders.. 1123
64 feeders. .lt 3 40 t3 feeders. .I0I2
Heine ft Bachelor, Nebrasks.
i steer.. ..lira) 3 70 t steers. ...I0
10 cows 1W r 70 12 cows 907
ftheehan Broa. Wyo.
a cows 1 1 40 4 cows 10-41
a In I 444 $ COS.S 946
4 00
4 00
4 46
3 70
4 46
$ 60
2 50
4 10
a 40
a 66
3 70
3 tat
$ an
2 no
1$ heifers... 737 1 95
L Mors
956
H.
9
. 845
$ steers... 1:104 $ 17 steers. ...1?4
feeders.. :$ $ 90 calve .. 31
J. A. Hoff. Ne;iruKa.
X cows IM I H
B. K. Johnson, Nrbraska.
19 cow ; 3
John C. Wright. Kebrasks.
t feeders.. IM IM tt row .... 945
Johnson Bros. Neb.
fi cow mi : 95
W. R. Whilian-Nsb.
21 cow 92 3 95
J. E. Woodsll-Neh.
9 cows 721 2 f 11 cows 90 2 3S
7 cows 994 2 95
Kllnampjl A A Nab.
8 COWS T"72 2 7
-Neb.
23 cow 9 2 so
sckett Neb.
2 fi II cows...;. .-9 I 3$
! 25 calves... 214 $ 50
a
South Dakota.
29 steers.. ..1rt 3 76
ster....1171 3 Oil
W. D. McGsa-a D.
4 $ 10 2 feeders.. 949 $ 45
9A4 $ 60
D. M. Dor-ett-8. P.
.1146 4 5
A. Herman 8. P.
.1246 4 20
Zermet A Bon fV D.
.1047 4 on 19 cowa 1016 2 95
J. II Undaey Colo.
.1157 4 lo
D. T. Cattle Co.-Cftlo.
.981 2 90 6 rows .... Ml 2 50
E. B. Williams-Colo.
54 feeders.. 971 $ M - cow 9,16 J 90
cows 972 2 90
HOOS Most of tha bogs sold at steady
r Tires this morning, with some palest look
ng a little strong, or as soma would put
it steady to strong in snots. Tha trade waa
fairly active at the prsvslllnt price and
the mrvwt of the arrivals changed handSyln
very good season In the morning. As was
the case yesterdsy the big bulk of the hogs
sold at $n.l5fi4.2n. A piece of a load of
verv choice light hogs sold as high aa
$4 88. with quite a sprinkling of good light
at $o.3o. The sales as a whole did not aver
age much different from yeaterday.
representative saies
.26: row, bull and mixed. I: Hfl-4
Blockers and feeders. $3.0o143a; valves and
yesrrngs, i:5ouJS0.
II' Hit Receipts. 2.(4) head. Market
strong, selling at $"t.l.ll 3U; bulk of sal- 4.
..-"4.2.
1$ pows....
10 heifers.
$ calves. .
II. C. St rk.
12 cows I'M $ 2i
4 steers.... 9 '6 3 if
7 cow-9
7 feeders..
44 steer...
17 steer...
1 feeder.
34 steers..
120 cowa..
clpsl western markets yesterdsy:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 4.1"0 5.'t 8.W
Bloux Cltv 4 2.0"O . . .
Kansas City 4,o . 4 ippi
St. Joseph 1 ;.29 2 1 4.2tfi
St. Lotus l."0 3.5 i
Chlcsgo S.onti l..0i, 15.ii
Total 19,029 $l.j"8 32.14.;
OMAHA WHOLtlALC BttRKKT.
Ko. A 8k. Pr. Na. Av. tk. Pr.
It U ... tt II 271 M IN
tl 1' 10 I 1 41 21 10 i 20
44 171 4 I 10 II .' t-I 170 4 90
14 lit ... It 41 IM 44 4 24
42 141 M 4 10 41 74 ... I
21 Ml ... 12H tl 171 44 to
IT HI 140 I 1214 41 2M ... 4 Ituj
Ii I"t 40 4 II 41 Itl ... I tt'4
II Ill 14t I It TI t4T ... 4 tl4
11 304 ... iii 11 11 to 1 nt
It tl SO I It 44 tl IN 111
tl Itl 40 4 11 44 IU 140 4 H
12 l 4t I It M 124 120 I H
74 171 ... I 14 41 11 SO t II
44 371 ... 4 II 74 241 SO I tt
II 134 40 I it IP o ... I It
IS Ill to I 11 It 24 140 4 I
44 tl 140 4 174 72 tit to I W
Tt HI SO I 1714 17 2M 140 I II
It 10 10 1 1714 17 Ill 44 I 14
tl 777 to 1 1714 at nt 110 4 14
7 H4 10 I 17Uj 110 144 00 I M
It 271 40 I 17', 40 21 40 4 I7t4
tt t 40 I 17V4 Tl IM IB I 11V
71 IM ... 4 10 44 14 MO 4 1714
17 ttl ... I 20 44 IIT ... I 10
41 01 ... I 0 Tt ttl 100 I to
14 Ill ... I 20 IT Itl 40 4 K
II 24 ... 4 20 lit ... 4 10
41 141 W) I 30 12 lit ... 4 10
14 174 140 I 10 M 114 ID 4 IA
10 274 H II 41 24 Tt I IIH
7 2T 40 I 17 171 ... 4 II
SHEbf While recelpta of ahoep today
were aoout the tame aa on last Frinay
the toial tor the rive daya showa a very
heavy tailing oft, amounting to about $u,
Uoo head. The mar set this morning waa
the same aa It has seen every day this
week, that Is, strong and active and In
hiost satisfactory condition. There was
a very good aemand tor aood killers and
It did not take packera very long to clean
up the most of the aeslrabi stuff. Then
were no choice lamba to put a top on In
market, but such aa there were sold
higher than yesterday. Oood wethers
Drought $6.30, the high price of tha week,
with the bekt at 4.ku. it la sate to quote
the market on killer aa fully l&W2o
higher on almost everything. It waa very
evident this morning that pacaera wore
In need of auppnes, aa tney were asking
sellers It they could not get lu some good
killers.
In spite of the fact that tt waa a Friday
there waa a very talr demand lor feeder
ana the desirable kinda aoid very treely
at good strong prices, maaing the gen
eral market 2oc higher than last week.
The teeuer marKet all thla week ha bipen
In very satisfactory condition aa viewed
trom a seller's standpoint, as prices have
been grauuaily firming up In tha face of
tne moderate receipts and the very good
buying demand. While there la liable to
be an occaaional large run and weaK
apota In the market seller as a rule are
looking for a good strong market Vom
now until the close of tne range aeason,
henca they are advising their Irienos to
get In their buying orders Immediately
ao that they can be filled as the desired
kind of stuff arrives on the market.
Quotations on killers: Uooa to choice
lambs, $7.00t7.40; fair to good lambs,
$t.76(B7.00; good to choice yearlings
$6,601(4 6.90; fair to good yearlings, o.2o
t6.60; good to choice wethera, $5.00 1
6.30; good to choice ewea, $4.5094.90.
Quotations on leeders: Lam dm, a.M
(.60; yearlings, $5.25 6.60; wethers. $4.7 6
06.16; ewes, $3.60j 4.50; breeding ewes.
44.I&Q.B.OO.
No.
lot South Dakota ewrjs. feeders
62 Nebraska ewes, feeders....
27 Nebraska wether
3"6 l tuli lambs, culls
227 South Dakota lambs, feeder
ityl Montana iambs, feeders
J02 Idaho yearlings
s97 Montana lambs, fceaers
657 Utah Iambs, feeders
1201 Utah lambs, feeders
263 South Dakota lambs, feeders
254 Montana lambs, feeders.
350 Montana lamba, feedera.
814 Idaho lambs, culls
600 Idaho lambs
IM juano ewes feeder
800 Idaho ewes feeder
413 Idaho ewes feeder
147 Wyoming ewes
68 Nebraska ewes
429 Wyoming lambs
234 Idaho lambs, culls
651 Idaho lambs feeder
4S8 Idaho lamba feeders
139 Idaho lambs feeder
176 Idaho lamba feeder
320 Wyoming lambs feeder..
986 Wyoming lambs feeder..
70U Ida no lamoa
37 Nebraska
111 Nebraska
16 Nebraska
lamba
lamba
lambs.
Av. Pr.
61 3
,42 4 50
79 4 U
,52 5 00
1 43 3 50
41 5 5o
75 6 76
, 56 8 25
62 4 20
68 20
I 63 25
67 26
64 4 ih
,65 4 36
W 4 90
.110 4 do
.114 4
.94 4 50
.94 4 26
.107 4 75
. 47 6 75
.64 00
. 69 4 13
.40 (15
. 60 4 15
. 58 6 2)
.67 26
.64 26
. 0 4 65
. 85 7 00
. 77 7 00
.85 7 00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady Hogs Fire to Ten Cents
Higher Sheep Firm.
CHICAGO, Oct. II. CATTLE Receipts
3.OJ0 head: market, ateady; fancy steers.
$6.757.30; common to good steers. $5.141
4. 15; cows, $2.754.25: hi if era, $2.7.itis.26; buds.
$14"74 26; calves, $4.70 8. ii; stockera and
leeders, $2. 25V 4 60.
HOUS Receipts, 15.000 head; market,
strong and tojluc higher; good to prim
heavy, $i.ti6f.72V,; medium to good heavy.
$6.40i8J.0; butcher weights. Aiio4ii.72;;
good to choice) mixed, $b.4t4tt.40: rough'
heavy packing, 9K.iouo.30: straight heavy
backing. $n.2's4 : pigs. 85.604iii.26.
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 15.000
head; riarket, firm: sheep, $4.b5i6.6o; year
lings, $5.t6tJv.oO; lambs, $6.tX-fa8.fjO.
St. Loots Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Oct. 12. CATTLE Re
ce-.nts 2 ' head. In ' b75 Texuns.
Market strong; nxtive shipping and expo.t
SIK..I'. ...... . .'; ores. . . . a.'U outcner
steers. 111".! 5. 45: s leer a uiiucr l.ouO pounds,
I3.6tai.4ii: Blockers smi feeders, iiprap.bj
cows and he-lfeia. $2.35.60; oannera, ILOoa
2.20: bulls. $2.2o4.uo: calves. I3.00pj7.io;
Texas and Indian steers. (3.0O86.10; cows
snd heifers 82 0O443.50.
HOOS Receipts, 3.500 head. Market
strong: bigs and light $ii.0uitj.60; packers,
$ti.24'a.69; butchers and best heavy, $6.463
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rtcelpta, 500 head
Market steady; native muttons. .(.i"ih t :
lambs, $4.od7 50; cull and bucks, $2,004)3.5)
stockers, $2.004.
Kansas City Live Slock Market
KANSAS CITY. Oct. lJ.-CATTLE-Re-celpts,
4,uJ head. Including 250 head south
erns; market, steady to weak; choice ex
nort and dressed beef steer, $6.50424.75
fair to good, 14.266.40, western steers. $3.t0
2i 6.00: stockers and feeders. 82.75414.76
s-juthern ateera, $2.7104. 3t; southern cows,
$2.ut2.80; native rows, $li3 40; native
heifers. $2.5oyi-W; bulls. $3.163.36; calve,
$2 1Ua 50.
HOGS Receipts, 3.2U) head: market. tWa
to higher; top, K42V,: bulk of sales. $ti.34
4.36; heavy, eo -e'-jo packers, o-y.4i',,
pigs and lights. k.764 Jr..
SHEEP
AND UMB9- Receipts. 4,000
head: market, ateady and active; Iambs,
$4.uuvV7.6o: ewea and yearling. $4 fcpot u
western yearlings, $400436. 40; western sheep,
14 25tju.lo; atocger ana leeaers, 9.isg.4jv.
St. Josepk Lire Slock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Oct. 13. CATTLE
Receipts. 1.529 bead. Market ateady: rut
tivea, $4 50kib.oO. cows and heifers, $l.k.4
4.76: stockers and fewier. W.'fl4 i.
PiOGS Receipts. J.xa head. Market Ic
hlahei : light. $o3545; bulk. l4o-ltl.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.27
head. Market slow.
Heat City LI ax-k Market.
SIOUX CITY, Ia.. Oct. 12.-(8peral Tele
a-ram.i C ATTLE-Receluta. 4 head. Mar
1 ket tteady; atotkers, b4ow; beevts, 1
Stork In Sight.
six prtii-
Condition of Trad- ancl iinotatlon on
Staple ana) f airy Proelne.
EGtiS-Per dot., Vc.
UVK POULllti-Hena. 9V,e- roostir,.
'c; turkeys. 10c; duck. SAN; spring
cinckens, nc.
hl 11 ER racking stock, I9v: cnoice t-
fancy daiiy, uhijc; creamery, 0-4C.
HAY f'rlceo quoted by Omaha rVed com
pany: (hole upland, t.b-: medium, $9 JI
coarse. I4.uivo8.60. Rye atraw, Ib.oOvJT.Ou.
UKAa-nr ion. 31 oa.
vkgetaoi.es.
SWEET POTAfOE9-Per bbl., $2.2.
TOMATOES Home grown, oer basket ot
ft IbS.. 7C4J3BO.
TURNIPS. BEETS AND CARROTS Per
bu., 76c.
LrB7Ar LETTUCE Hothouse, per do,
heads, 20e.
CELERY Ter do . 2JdJ40e.
CUCUMBERS Homa itevn. net dnx..
J6c. " "
ONIONS Home grown, tic tier bu.: 8pn-
Isi. $17$ rr crate.
i-av 1 veAM-rar tu., i at; fo. 1, i .
LIMA BEANS Per lb., $Hc.
GREEN PEPPERS Per msrket basket.
35c.
PARSLEY Hothouse. nr go, bunch.
20c.
C ARB AGE Horn grown, per lb.. lo.
EGO PLANT per basket. Mc.
POTATOES rer bu., 6S5o.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Valencia, according to ail.
$4. 26 a SOO.
LEMONS Llmonlera. extra fancy, fit
alse, $7.60; too lxe. $. 594)9.00; $00 sis. t"9
$.00; other brand $1 less.
bananas per .-nedium-aigea nuncn.
$1.76432 : jumbos, ti.Mit.W.
UAlbs-l'tr lb., adjeVkC.
FRUITS.
PEACHES Colorado. soctill.OO: Cali
fornia Balways, per box, $1 00.
t-ccma tiregon Italian prunes, si iu
PEARS De Ann. ner box. 13.00: Keifer.
$1.7Mi2.O0.
APPLES Ben Pavls. per bbl., $2.00; Jon
athans, $3 00; tlrlmes' Golden. $3.75.
GRAPES Home Brown, ner -lb basket.
17c; Tokay, per crate. $1.73; New York Con
cords, per basket ISc.
CRANBERRIES Per Ibl.. 88 54
CUT MEAT PRICES.
AvT. l L... PJ4J.. VT. 4k .at-. tlUpw, Win
US p niH J t IfS, C71v 9 - ws
rlha, 6V.c; No. 1 loins, lo; No. 2 loins, 13e:
. f.. I C1J.. V. t U U . I.. Uj,
lv. iviiia, 07gv, nu. a viiuli., .w ,
chucks, 4c; No. 3 chucks, 8c No. 1 round.
8c; No 2 rounds, 7c; No. 8 rounas, nc; reo.
1 plate, to; No. 3 plate, 2Hc; No. t plate, to.
MISCELIaANEOWS.
SUGAR-Granulated cane, in sack. $6.41:
granulated beet, lo aacka. $6.31.
CHEESE Swim, new, lac; Wisconsin
brick, 14U4O; Wisconsin limburgar, 13c;
twins, 140; young Americans.
COFFEE Roaated, No. 36, 26440. per lb. I
No. 30, 2iV P" lb.; No. 26. IW40 per lb.;
No. 20. 16V Pr lb.; No. 21. 12V P" b.
BY HUP In bbls.. 27 c bar aal.l In case.
1 10-1 b. cans. $1.70; esse. 11 5-1 b. carta, tl.W;
cases, m 2W-10. cans, i.so.
iiunti-rtr 24 rrames, pu.ou.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard treat
rn, 6641100c; Maine, $1.16. Tomatoea. t-lb.
can. Il.oo; 2-ib., ; ViiH 00. Pineapple,
grated, t-lb., $2.062.Ju, iliced. l.W.'u220;
gallon apples, fancy, $2.65; California apri
cots. $l.aVD-'26, pears, $1.7&4jJ.(0; peaches,
fancy. $1.;6240; H. C. peaches, 2.(tK8l W,
Alaaka salmon, red, $1.26; fancy Chinook,
v., 42.10; fancy aockeye, r ., 81.94; sardine.
W oil, $2.76; B4 mustard. $3.00. Sweat pota
toes, tl.104jl.26; sauerkraut, $1.09; pump
kins, eOcsjtl.tAi; wax beans, 2-ib.. 66aOc;
lima beans, 2-lb., 75ci)$1.36; spinach, $1.36;
cheap peas. 2-lb., tOc, extra, 7k,90o; fancy.
l.ioiol.io.
CURED FISH Family Whltensn, per
KKI 1 V. IK. tl fkl. XIa.mi. m m,..!.
araU No. 1, $21.00: No. t $24.00; No. t. $20.u0;
Irish, No. 2, $14.00; .lerring. in bbls.. 200 loo
each, Norway, 4k. $12.00; Norway. Sk. $18.00;
Holland, mixed, 311.00; Holland herring, is
kegs, milkers, 8O0: kegs, mixed, 70c,
FISH Buffalo, large dressed, kc; trout,
medium or large, dreased, 12c; pike, dressed.
He; halibut, fine stock, 11c, catfish, dressed
16c; bullheads, dressed and skinned, lie;
whit perch, oresied. Be; cripples, large,
12c; sunflsn, pan sue, so; white bass, extra
choice, 12c; pickerel, 9c; salmon, Chinook,
He; whit fish (frosen). 12c; mackerel
(Spanish). 16c; Native, per fish, 184t26e;
codfish, fresh, froxen. 11c; flounders, fresh,
froxen, 11c; bluefish, fresh frossn, 16c;
haddock, fresh frosen. 10c: red snaDnar.
dressed, 12c; amelta. No. 1, per lb., l?o;
lobsters (boiled), per lb., 40c; green, $7c;
eel, per lb.. 18c; frog legs, psr dog, 26c;
roe shsd, II each; shad roe, pair, 4nc.
H. B. Davis or Sterling, Colo., w. A.
NUTS Pecans, Urge, per lit., 12c; small.
per lb.. 11c. Almonds, soft shells, per lb.
itc: nsra sneus, per in. iiync. cocoa
nuts. $4.0) per sack of 100.
HIDES AND TAI.I.on-Oreee. salted.
No. 1. 13Uc: No. 2. 12Uc: bull hide. tVtt)
IOV: green hide. No. 1, 10c: No. 2. 9c;
liorsc. ii.wriM.,; sneen neiis. cutl -o. isi
low. No. 1, 4c: No. 2, S,e.
4uoi ler in., iwb-'-c.
Cotton -Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 12.-COTTON-8oot
closed quiet. 20 points decline: middling
uplands, 11.20c; middling gulf, 11.46c. Salsa,
'91" bales.
ST. IA)U1S. Oct. 12. COTTON Firm.
middling. 11 V. Sales. I 91 bales: receipts.
149 bales; shipments, 1j baits: stock, 10.4tiB
bales.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 12-COTTON-8pot.
quiet: prices 13fil4 points higher: American
middling rail-. e.3d; good middling, b.:ui;
middling. .4nd: low middling. .23d: good
ordinary. 6.99d; ordinary, 6. Hod. The sales
of the day were 6.000 bale, of which 600
were for speculation and export and In
cluded 4.400 American; recelpta, 13.000 bale.
Including 9.400 Arrertoan.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12. COTTON Spat
closed firm: sales, t,oD bales. Low ordi
nary. 7Vc. nominal: ordinary. 8V. nominal:
good ordinary. 9 9-lAc; low middling, l'c;
middling, 11c; good middling. 1140 : middling
fair, 114c. nominal. Receipts, 7.7WI bfties;
stock, 107,320 bales. 1
:. OIL Tur-
Oll and Rosin.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12 OILS Cottonseed-,
steady; prime crude, f. o. b. mills,
29t30c; prime yellow. 40&42c, nominal.
Petroleum, steady; refined New York,
$7.50;. Philadelphia and Baltimore. $7.40;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, in oulk, $4.45.
Turpentine, quiet at 69 '4 4i 69 4c.
ROSIN Firm; strained, common to
good. $4.26.
SAVANNAH. Ga.. Oct. 1"
penttne. Arm. 64 '40.
ROSIN Firm; aales. 1.422 bbls; re
ceipts. 1.674 bbls.; A. H and C. $4.15: D,
$4.26: K. $4.36: G. $4.60; H, $4.50: I. $4 45;
M. $5.20; N. $6.60; WG, $7 70; VW. $7. to.
OIL CITY, Oct. 12. OIL Credit bal
ances, $1.68; runs. 110.212 bbls.; average,
97.179 bbls.; shipments, 160.192 bbls.; av
erage, 163,625 bbl.
' Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. O.. Oct.. II. SEEDS C.nh
clover. nd October. IS. 72V,; December,
March and May. $4 30. Prima timothy,
$1.92 Vt; alaike, $7.25.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Cathsrln Brochmann to John Blum,
lots 14. 17 and IS, block 41, Vlllsge
of Millard ......$ 700
Minnie A. Garlow and husband to
to Kate Hawalskl and husband,
lot 1. block 364. South Omaha 676
Edward W. Homa 11 to Frederick
Koch, lot 2. sub of lot 7, Gleses 800
Frederick Koch and wife to Francis
M. Church, lot 2, sub of lot 7. Oiean 1,000
Emily J- Grove to Edward C. Oarvin,
lota t to 12, block 1, William Hoge
dorn's add .' 5U)
U. M. Rheem and wtf to Annie Mr
Oavock. lota 1 and 2. block 2, Boyd's,
South Omaha v- 1
P. S. Puaey. trustee, to Salvation
Army, lot 1, 2 and 3, block 1, Mary-
via 7.juo
Lew W. Hill to The Paxton Real
E.stat company, sw'i of section
2-15-13 and other land 1
Harry A. Tukey to J. L. Maurtr.
lot 4, block 21. B. V. Smith' I
Hasting ft Heyden to Frank R. Rus
sell, lot 3. block 1. Hastings ft Hey
den Second tot)
C. W. Stem and wife to Frank W.
Carmichaai. lota 23 and 24, block t4.
Be neon 1
Ixml Black to Cheater W. Stem, lot
13 and 34, block 24. Benaon 1
Thomas Jason Baker to Isaaa W.
Carpenter, tract adjoining lot 24v
aub block "A." Reoervotr add 1 ?
Thomas Jason Baker to Isaac Vf.
Carpenter south 148 ft. lot 36 aod
tract adjoining lot 85, aub block "A,"
Reservoir add 87
William M. Newtiall and wlfa bt
William L. HalU lota 23 and 21 block
24. Benson place , .,
William la. Hall to Louise Black, Iota
23 and 24. block 24. Benson - I
lclal' $i;..i