Nebraska Newspapers

    Tim (WAIT A DATLY BEE: THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 100G.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wbtat Stroae, Clous? Tbreo-Licbths
Bibr Than Pmioiii Dj.
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news Makes the situation eulush
October, 77e ritmlr, 76V, Mv,
OATS To arrive, 8.'c; October, S24K
DEW
;-,r.
VOKK 4;KERAI. NtRKKT
dwotatlooa
Various
Rtcflfi Hii Light Kd Btlltr Cash
Deenaod Develop Good Sales !
Floor Reported Cam la Fea
tereleas, Closing I nchangett.
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1 OMAHA. Oct. 11. 190.
V Wheat ma strong and closing prices
ere o over yeeteraay. The ntwi was all
jf.uilisli. Cables were firm, primary receipts
''e small, cash demand ai good at ad
canted prices and a lair export demand
was reported, Large aaiea of export flour
were reported from tha southwest for ex
port, and the flour situation there la look
ing up.
uorn was featireless, as for some lime
paat, trade being light and cloning prlcea
unchanged. Receipts are running light and
the caan demand Is a shade tinner. Ele
vator Interests reported fair seccpt ances
and h4 considerable corn for sale.
Primary wheat receipts were 861,000 bush
els and shipments 692,0(10 bushels, against
receipts last year of 1,494,000 bushela and
shipments of 99.uO0 bushels. Corn reeMpts
were 427,000 bushels and, shipments 236.(00
bushels, against receipts last year of 4X9,000
bushels and shipment, of 1&4.000 bushels.
Clearances were 424,000 bushels of wheal,
78,0fO bushels corn, 8,000 bushels oats aim
flour and wheat equal to 566.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed d higher on wheat and
unchanged to Ud hlgheVr on corn.
Concerning the wheat situation In the
northwest, where, receipts have been un
usually light, the''' Market Record of Min
neapolis will, ny 1n today's Issne:
"The cash wheat situation has reached
a very acute Mage owing to Insufficiency of
daily receipts. The wants of the millers
ennnot be. sutisfie4 with driblets of wheat
which conje in every, morning. Premiums
ara working 'Metier every day on account
of small arrivals and have reached a point
at which It is Impossible to do business on
a satisfactory- ba.Ms. No. 1 northern is
over December and' very scarce at that.
Millers are up uglnit It In trying to make
a. satisfactory quotation to flour buyers
who are bearish even on the basis of tha
December option. . The millers would be
ab: to do a good business If the wheat
market could be put on a normal basin, but
until the car shortage- Is relieved to th
extent of better equalising demand and
supply there Is very little hope for putting
tha market In a healthy condition. Wheat
stocks in local elevators are below normal
and arc now decreasing, fiellcra for De
cember delivery are becoming uneasy, as
the prospects at present for a larger mov
of the Day on
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Oct. 31-FLOUR-Recelpts.
W. I2H bbls. ; exports, 6.028 bbls.; sales, 6.W0
pugs.; market firm, with moderate tro, ,
winter patents, $.5.7(ft4.0O; winter straigms,
S3.6iKii.lCI; Minnesota patents. $4-1!) 4.35;
winter extras, li.8.Vti3.10; Minnesota bakers,
S3 4tu3 80; winter low grades, $2.75413 06. Kys
flour, stesrty; fair to good, $3 SofaS.); choice
to fair. C3.8W&4.10. Buckwheat flour, steady,
la.a.'u- 3ft, spot and to arrive.
Bl. CKWHEAT-Flrm. $126 per 100 lba.
CORNM EAL Bteady ; fin white and yei
Inw ll.2d-jl.ia), coarse, $1.10tfl.l2; kiln dried,
RYEFlrm; Jersey and state. MVi'S'tfo
delivered New York.
BARLEY-Bteady; feeding. 4iM4c, c. 1. t.
New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 1S1.700 bu.; exports,
12s, 724 bu.; sales, 2,4,Ono bu. futures; spot
market firm; No. 2 red, 81e elevator and
ic f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern, c
f. o. b. afloat; No. I hard winter, Kl'4)0
f. o. b. afloat. As a renult of big clear
ances, higher northern markets and a con
tinued small movement wheat was very
firm all day. Trade at flrat was active,
but later subsided and the market closed
steady at StiW- net advance. Sales In
cluded No. X red. May, 84i&84ac, closed
st R6HC; December, s36390, closed at
8314c.
CORN Receipts, 19.537 bu.; exports. 10.(42,
u.; sales. 15,000 bu. future and 8,000 bu.
siot. The spot market was steady; No. 2,
6Hc elevator and 55V,e f. o. b. afloat; No.
2 yellow, Sc; No. t white, 66e. The
option market was quiet and steady all
day; closed net unchanged. January closed
at 6IHc; May. Wittfcwvy;. cloaed at 50Hc;
December closed at 63He.
OATS Reeelota. 72.700 bu.; exports. 6.6-6
bu.; spot market firm; mixed
c: natural white. 30 to 33
rllnnerl white 31 In 40 tha. SOfltSC
FEED Steady ; spring bran, ta.ee, prompt
shipment; middling, $2186, prompt ship
ment. HAY Barfly steady; shipping, 80c; good
to cholc, S1.WM.06; x '
HOPS BUativ; siate, common to choice,
18"6, XiU2i.c; l.'iOo. l'K13c: Purine coast, 1!HW,
15mrl8c: I90n. lift 13c.
HIDES Steadv; Gelvestoit, 20 td 28 lbs.,
20c; California. 21 lu ,0H.. 2le; Texas
dry. 24 to 0 lbs., 19c.
LEATHER Firm ; acM, 27S28c.
PROVISIONS Beef, flvn:: family. S12.B0
(613.00; mess. KWdJ.W: l-ef hms, STI.O'i'gr
23 00; pa-ket, flO .WtffU.l': city, extra India
mess. SIC.oOJO.OO. Ci'l mtats, steady;
plck.'ed bellies. 10.?5Til2 VI; r'-Hed h ms.
t2.il&W. iJird, market easy; western
riime, ?!.559.(S; refined, eisy; contTnent.
Jtoco- Routh America, S10.7B; compound,
S7.7fif.0(V. Pork, steady; family, tl9.rtsil9 ,V;
short Clear, Sl.75'(?18.50; mess, 18 Wo 18.7b.
TAUAlff-Strong; (city S2.00 per pKg.),
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Detliairi for the Day Arc Email in Volume
tad rinotuatioDi Harrow.
CALL MONEY ADVANCES TO 8 1-2 PER CENT
Calling of Una! Forces otue
Tradera to Bell aad Close
la Easy aad
Lower.
"".Cc; country." (pkga. free). Rittbc
ment appear to. dim. With sufflclint
wlieiit to ro'lBve the Stringency Just within
reach, but still out. of It. the cash market
and the wheat market in general Is not
,an attractive position for business In any
or us departments."
.ocal range of options:
Articls. Open. Hlgh.l Low. aoss l
RICE Steady; domestic.,, fair to extra,
BHTTEK Market steadv, street prices,
extia creamery, 27c; official prices, c eam
y, common to extra, lSftaHc; held, sec
onds to extra. 21f2c; stte dairy, common
to fancy. 19H2dVic: renovated, common to
rtr. lSHr&22c: western factory, common to
! first, IBW&iOc; western Imitation firsts, 2Hji&
Wheat'
ncc..,.
May.. .1
Corn
rv
07
May.,.f 38
(f)atK- I . ,V
lc....
Uy. ..).....,
' Ulna
,, 7H' " 7H
71v, 7m 71
37H
31 S
.., -H
67
71 V4
37
38
aha Cash Prices.
THEATNo. 2 hard. 67Ht'ic-;
herd, tf.'iffNc; No. 1 hard, J8ioc;
soilnir. twonnc. -'',
OOHN No. 3, 4(Hc; No. yellow, 4'Mf
41c;. No. 3 white. 41c. i
OATS No. 3 m1ed. aoiiSOHc; No. SI
white. SlVW31',4c; No. 4 white. 3.)(Q;31c. I
KYK No, 2. 59c; No. 3, 57Hc.
,j i'arlot Receipts.
Wheat
1 rt r'uxrwnv Msrket Irreanilor: otnte fn
creamery, small September fancy. 18i4o:
state, October bert, 12c; state, fair to
good, 12Hi: "tat- large September fancy.
ISVic: state. October best, 124c; ste.te, fnr
to good. 12fi'13H': state, inferior, liillic;
klins MTIOS-C.
Fias Market firm; state, Pennsylvania ''""H" p,c"1?
; and nearby fancy selected wnite, jiii.o.
; state, choice, SOftS'to; state, mixed, extra,
1 xvfrflOo: western first". 252c; official price,
2fS!c: seeonds. ZiW2r..
. . I POUII'RY Alive, steady; western chick
No. lirntt. 10p; fowls. I0H'; turkeys. 14c.
No. 3 1 pressed, irregular; western chickens.
11c; Fprlng turkeys, lftglsc; fowls, Wile.
NEW YORK, Oct. 11. Depresfcton rulad at
the titock exchange today. M'.t on.y w.
th nmiKtt auil in the technical fcme of
small dealings and narrow nuctuailon. but
the subject matter ot discussion u triv
ial ami tne factors of Inttuenco on the trad
ing unimportant. The volume of uealing
was rather larger than yesieiduy atvd t.,e
Increaue lr orders for xecucion by brokers
were mostly tor selling.
Calling ot loans Induced some speculative
liquidation. The call mtney iat a. so-ran
up early In the day to KVi per cent, giving
warning of a growing scarcity ot available
funds. Trust companies as well as bmks
were amongst the callers of loan. Some
of the scaling down, of lonns was admit
tedly to supply resources for paying for
securities arriving from Kurope and which
were closed out at last week's stock market
settlement In London for the account of
New York holders. Preparations wert In
progress also for the payments due tomor
row for the usual November s.ttlcments.
I Meantime the banks continue t lose cash
I both to Interior and to the subtieasury.
. tnnv'B ilntamAnl . f t V. a mv,rrm,tlt In - 1 1 -
'Hi to 32 lbs., , liitluns nhnwlnv a withdrawal from tne
lbs.; 39fq 40c ;, banks alnce the last bank statement of
The money situation accounted fur most
of the occasional spilling out of stocks
which carried prices lower. The failure to
raise the Steel dividend rate seemed to
shake confidence In the Increase In the
Pennsylvania's dividend at tomoi row's
meeting of directors, which has been the
basla for some speculative buyin? this week.
The decline in prices although slow, nai
continuous, and thp closing was easy nnd
st net declines running from 1 to over 2
points for the active stocks.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales. Pr value,
S.1.170,000. I'nlted Stages bonds were un
changed on call-
yuoiatlons on tha New York Stock ex
change today were as follows:
sum. High.
Adam Express
Amalgamated Copper .
Am. C. A F
Am. C. aV r. prd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton Oil pfa....
Am. Rxprmm
Am. H. A L. pti
Amatiran lc
Am. Llnatrd Oil
Am. Llnwwd Oil pld...
Am. Locomotlra
Am. Locomotiva pfd...
Am. 8. A It
Am. U R. prd
Am. Sugar Reflnfnf
Am. Tohacr pfd ctfa.
Anaconda Mining Ce...
Atchlaon
Atchiaun pfd
Atlantlo Cosat Una....
Baltimore A Ohio......
t)l. A Ohio pfdy
i mjoairn Kapia ir.
gold reserve, shows.' Avallalile casTi bal
ance, SIOK.443.378; gold coin and huUTTin.
8l08.34S.T31i gold certificates, Hl.'ti'U-
fiKO.
Iloatoa gtoeka and Bnnda,
BOSTON, fct. 31 full losns, Sflt pr
cent; time loans. 8,WWRvi per cent. Official
quotations on stocks and bonds were
Atchtana ad). 4a
do 4a
Cantntl 4t...
Atrhlaon
do pfd
Boatnn A Albany..
Beaton A Main...
Beaton Kleratad ..
ntrhttiirg pfd ....
Mriican Cantral ..
N. T., H. H. H
Para alarqnatts ...
talon Paoiftc
Am. A. cham. pfd
Amar. Pnes. Tube.
A mar. Sugar
do Dtd
Amar. T. A T.
Amar. Woolen
do pfd
Pomlnloa I. A
Hdlann Klac.
Maaa. Rlactrtc .....
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
t nltfd Fruit
t'nltad Shoe Mach..
do pfd
l 8. Stael
do pfd
Adventure
Allouaa
Amalgamatad
Atlantle
Bid. "Asked
9 .Ulnaham
..H"!a,"al. A Harla V
.. n llntannlal tA
,.Vl Torpar Hanga '
..too Pair Weal "
..tit Franklin "
..1S1 dranhr
trie Royal U
..ISI Maaa. Mining
.. t Mlrhlaan 1"!
Mohawk 7
.. M Mont. ('. A C I
..m Old Dominion tiv,
.. 114 Oarenl
... 14 V. Parrot
..lt:vigilniT lii
1U Dhannhn tak
H7ilTamrak tun
MjTriiilir U
le:4it'niifd foppar i
8 2lt'. S. Mining Ki
IIIU..H4 V. 8. Oil 1
...... 1 jt'tah ti't
47 IVI.torta H
.Ihw, '"Winona 11
!Wii Wolvarlna 1S
. 7k North Bntt 1M4
. it Butta Coalition J"1
. H Nevada It1
.10 iMttrhell
. a It al. A Arltona 1
. T7 Tai-nmaah Ibd,
.IiSH Atixnna Com
. !a Jtlraene Con 2t
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Hat iar Quality Ta'.ly 8tiadj and
Fairly .cti,
LIGHT HOGS STEADY, OTHERS 10WER
1. 1
London losing stocks.
LONDON. Oct. 31. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Cnnaola. monar ,. 85 is-1 M., K. A T
do account H ft. Y. Central....
Anaconda 1M Norfolk A W.:...
Atrhlaon IM't do pfd
do pfd K'4l Ontario A W
Baltimore A Ohio 122H Pannarlvanla ....
Canadian Pacific .....11 Hand Mines ......
thaa. A Ohio o'1 Reading
Chicago Ot. W I j8oiithern Railway
C. M. A 8t. P.... ..ITS"! do pfd
PaBeera 2t ,8outhern Pacific .
D. A R. 0 4H4 t'nlon Pacific ....
do pfd : do pfd
Erl 4S it. 8. Steal
do tat prd IKStj do pfd
do M pfd . i tSttjWahnh
Illlnfla Central ITV do pfd
IxMilavtll A Naah....l47t8panlah 4e
SILVER Rar. steadyt SJ 7-16d
MONEY-fiU.fi Tier cent.
The rate oi discount in tho bpen markt
for short bills Is 5 per cent; for three
months' bills. 5 per cent.
Moderate Rao ot sheep and othln
Very Choice Prlcea on All fioodl
Kinds Folly Steady and
Trails Active.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. SI, 190.
Receipts were. Cattle
1 , cows M9
V steers. ...10-M
South tinkots.
cows . . ..ion
feeders,. 104.1
! 1
S 70
2 60
3 90
i 90
4 15
Official Monday 7.1
Official Tuesday 8,ft7fi
Official Wednesday 4.750
Hogs. Sheep. u pteers. ...1140 4 06 7
2..-T l.u-W j. m. Cattle Co.. P
6.M0 1.-' I feeders. .1127 3 SO US
14.0i7
7.5r8
13.2,3
M.7i
IS. MM
16.627
&ti.7t3
44.7lsi
Low. Clnie.
S7
r.tno
l.ooo
tno
1O0
1.200
100
1104
44
3t
S514
1
II
lfftVi
43
102S
34
I0O 14
I. too
4M
(i0
4(ll
8, t
7.100
too
1114
11V
t2'tj
1011
in
1
US la
It
.....
152
114i
u
tT
toi 4,
. 101
S,t0 111 11SH4
flt. Iols General Market,
LOIIS, Oct. 31.-WHr.AT-Hlgher;
, No. 2 red, cash, 74i876c; No. 2
TifU'Uv; December, 7-Tc; May, 7740
L'hirngo .,...
Kansas City .-.
Allrinenpolls
OiitVhw jl. ,t ., A
lJUlUtt?..i ..X
rlt.Luii .......ij
CltlCAOO. , ilAl
51
...111
...i'.'l
... i:l .
8.1
sr.
track
hHrd.
77-aC.
Corn. Oats, p ( 'ORN Higher; track. No. 2 cash, 4.
Ill 171 4SHc; No. i white. 4i')hSj4ms; December, 414
1 18 I 41c; May. 42s42He.
OATtV-Hlgher; No. 2 cash, S3ff33Hc; No.
. .22 J i 2 wrhlte, 34'4tr3,Hc; December, Mc; May,
- ... i 34e. ' j..
73 JIS' FTiOVK Steady; red winter patents, S3.W
IiO.igo- Tim fsnc.v and stralarht. tV'i8.."i0t
AMU rHOVI10S
clear. S2.SivS2.90,
. PFrtT1iivi steadv: S3.23iQ3.75. . '
rent.. of tho Tr-dlsi. -n- CU.I-81 tron. Zti iZckrt. east track.
. Mi'-ru'rii 4in oVMru oi i rauci ...... ft7i02c. ...
CHICAGO. Oct. SI. Firm cable ami j HAY Stronr; timothy, 13.0O17.OO; prai.
the 4jcu1 wlicitt msrket." At the close wheat T IRON f'OTTON TJES-ll.02.v.
t up 4c. Co.n B
forasDeoemlxT delivery was
Frovls-
t A HOT NO 9lic.
HfMP TW1NB
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Jobbing.
S16. 70. Lard, lower; prlm steamed, S9.001.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra, shorts,
$.tl2it: clear ribs, 16.26; short clears. SlO lHi.
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra shorts. 310.XJV;
clear ribs, S10.00; short clear, S10.87Vs-
POULTRY Steady; ctiickens. 7Vic;
springs, 9Hfl0c; turkeys, 12o; ducks, Slfa;
geese. 7H'u8c.
Bl'TTER Steady; creamery, 21ftI7Hc;
dairv. 1811?.
KrtOS Hlghsr st 2-c. case count. ,
The receipts and shipments of flour and
neceints. enipmentt
and. oat were each unchanged
lona were 7Vc to 15fil7Wc higher,
The. wheat market was etrong all day.
Karly In the session trading was active,
but:' later the demand slackened and the
market became quieter. Shorts nnd com
mission houses were active bidders at the
opening tecauje of Arm cables and contin
ued wnall receipts In the northwest. The
smnllness of total primary rvceipts hud a
bullish effect later in the total, the total
movement being only tS61,f0 bu., against
l,494,oiO bu. for the same day last year.
The flour lt inn Ion at Kt. I.ouls also lent
strength to the market. One report claimed j rraln were:
that one or tne largest mills in bi. wi nml. bhli
IIMai BU1I1 IIIOI P IIUUI III II, TT inn I " ua b
than during the entire previous month.
Late in the day thei-e was some selling
hromrht out by reports of Improved seed
ling conditions In Russia. The market .. ,,.. ri.
i.,..i .(ri,, T u.mh.r r.iwntil UfiUn ' Minneapolis urain jiri.et.
higher at 73 "to 74c. ndvanreA to 74S',74Sc ! MINN E3 A POT IS, Oct. 81.-nX)rR
and closed at I4',c. i;tearances ot wne f;'". " """.
n,l flour were euual to 6M.3U) bu. Minne- 4.16; first clears, S3.26ff8.So; second
,u.llu Diilmh mid rhiCHiro reDOrted re-i S2.0t2.).
celpts of 478 cars against 53-' cars cars last ,
week and cars one yesr ago. . , , , .
BrrVall local receipts and the strength : (Superior Board of Trade rtuotatlons for
of wheat caused a firm corn 'market early ; Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). Tha
In the dav, but prices soon eawd off, al- ranss of prices as reported by t. D. Day
thoiiKh the market was steady until the; Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
c lose. Cash, houses reported an Increase J - -
In the marketing of new corn as well as j Articles. Open. HlgU.I Low. Close. Tss'y.
of the old, and there was free selling by
. i in,AMata amtlmt cash nurchassrs. wheat I '
Cola weather, which is favorable for ths Pc....'J4flV
IUIU g OI mr i ' " - ' - - -
! Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu..
lOats, bu..
,.j 10,000
... 63,000
... 73.000
...117,000
IS.oOO
44 001
69. (art
-Klist
S4.0BW
cleats,
BRAN In bulk, S1R.6031R.7J.
t
I
Ing.i The close was steady, uecamoer
opened a' shade mgticr at eom uu
t.,w4.He. and closed at 43-ya'43Vie. Ixical
rncelpta were 119 cars, with 06 of contract
"There was .very little trsdlng in the oats
market and the tone, of the market was
steady. December oiened unchnnged at
:BV4C sold between SSHc and 33Hc. and
ilowod at S3c. lcal . receipts wttre 171
cr
1 revisions were easier at tne uuniin,
May... 79W78U'
July... 79fj7il
riax-
Dec...
Nov...
Oct....
7RUI
79":
I
741
i
1 14i.il
1 w!
1 13i!
118
I
I 12
1 14V.1
1 14V
74'V
7Hi
.
I
1 13 .
1 IS
744
77
79 .
1 14,
1 15
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat : No. 1
hard. 78e: No. 1 northern. 78'.c; No. J
northern. 7S.c; to arrive. 75Tic: No. 8. 74ifJ
75c: No. 1 durum. tic; t arrive, file; No.
S durum, 6JM-o; to arrive. fic. Corn: No.
3 vellow. 4Sc; No. 3. 43c, Osts: No. S
C'StU OI pront-l.lKlllg uy 01111, iw"i, w lilts, aic. ,-o. o. a-v " -c --S-- rvrirj-, ooyi
w ho were induced to sell by a 5c decline In 48c. Rye, 57VdMc. Flax. 81.12V
the price of live hoge. Offerings wete road- 1
llv taken by several' leading shorts, riils . Kavosaa City Grain and Prarialnna
0smTf caused .,"Xnuary Prk'wa. Jp KANSAS CITT. Oct. Sl.-WHEAT-D-I,R,-rAt,a.
tt M tird waS 7Vi 10c high"? cember. 6tiHe; May. 73ic; cash. No. 2 hard.
fey'lR
,,yrt.t0 - . ; n .,..,1 4Y'HNtnecember.. Sr! Mav! S9c: Julv.
cure: cuiu. aw i.uiv, vio,
t . 17 1 m ,1 head.
Ths leading futuias ranged a follows;
Artlclss.1 open.Hlgh.l Low. I Cuse. Ysty.
Wheat
Ie.
May
orn
Oil.
i eo.
May
Oaits
I )ec.
May
July
Pork
.Jn. .
My ;
I.Hfd
Nov.
tHc.
is...
!ay
fUtw-
J.m.
May
73Va"4 74fl S4l
I I
I 46S
I Us,,
4444'l
78 I
4B
73
7s,
i
46Hi
74'4! 73
78i78'MH
45Hi i
lltOHe; rah, No S mixed. 404?40tye; No. S,
I S9rf40c: No. t white, 42'flf42i,c.
! OATPNo. J white. 33',434c; No. S mixed.
' S2t,fi33c.
HAY-trong: choice t'mothy, S12 W13 .00;
! r'llHe. 81' Wfll.TS.
! pyre-ptencly; fi7V
BUTTER Creamery. I8c: packing, 16c
Central of N. J
Cheaapeaka A Ohio
Chicago (it. W
Chleago A N. W
Chicago. Mil. A 8t. P......
Chicago T. A T
Chicago T. A T, pfd
Chicago T. A T. ptd
C, C C. A St. U
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A So
Colo. A 80. 1st pld........
Colo. A Eo. 2d pfd
Cnnaolldatad Oaa
f or:i Products, rfg
Corn Producta pfd, rfg
Ilelawara A Kudaon
Delaware, L. A W
Denver A R. O
D. A R. O pfd
Distillers' Securities .......
KrU
Krla tat pfd
Krla 2d pfd '.
Hacking Valley, offered....
Illlnola Central
International Paper
Int. Paper, pfd
Int. Pump'
Int. Pump pfd..'.
Iowa Central
Iowa Central pfd
Kanaaa City So
Kanaaa City Bo. .pfd.
LoulBTllla A NaahTtll
Mulcan Central ,
Mlnneapolla A 81. b
M , St. P. A 8. 8. M
V., Ht. P. A 8. 8. M. pfd.
Mlaaourl Paolflc
Mlaaourt. K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd..;
National Lead
National R. R. of M.
N. v. Central
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
Norfolk A W. pfd...
North American ....
Pacific Mall
Penneylvanla
People a Oaa
P.. C. C. A
Pr. aaed Steal
Preoaed 8 C
Pullman Pal.
Reading ,
Reading tat pfd ,
Reading 2d ptd
Rfpuhllc Steel ,,
Republic Steel pfd
Ruck Island Co ,
Kink island Co. prd
Rubber (londa pfd
st. u & s. r. td pfd ;
St. Lou a 8. W
St. L. eV W. pfd
So. Pao fie
Fo. Pac.flc pfd
So. Retlwny
Eo. Railway, pfd.,.,......
Tenneeaea C. A 1
Teiaa A Pacific
Toledo. St. L. A W
T., St. L. A W. pfd
t'nloa Paolfi,;
I'ulon Pacific pfd
I". S. txprcaa, x-tflT
V. 8. Realty
U. 8. Rubber
V. 8. Rubber pfd
V. 8. Steel
l 8. Steel pfd
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Va. -Carolina Chera. pfd....
Wabaah
Waher-h pfd
Wella-Kargo F.ipreie
Vi'eBtlnghoura Kleclrlc ....
Wctero t'nlon
Wheeling A L. B
Wiaconeln Central
Wia Central pfd
Northern Pacific
Central Leather
Central L-ather p'd
Sloet-Shefflrld Steel
Great Northern pfd
lnterhorough alatropolltas.
Int. Met. pfd
10, too
t,oo
175ii
11M
174
1,800 M (7
(i0
8. ton
802
111
201
170
40
l.too
400
" JO0
3l0
SUA
4
H
SIH
'ivi
ut
2U
4
60
18
'ii"
is
i
2,100 111 214
00
200
.1.400
i.t-OO
2.000
100
' iiio
l.too
eOO
a
MS
604a
44
3i
1T4
iii"
181
pfd..
St. L
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ptd
Car., ai-dlf.
too .
1.600
J.OnO
. 200
J.600
t.000
tiK
TOO
4.700
i.100
1.100
244i
It'll
44
14
8H
!'
tl
w
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4sa
178
I7
144
Mttj
n
MS
1S
74
84'
1U
4614
SIX)
2iK
48.100
200
700
ioo
111.(0(1
400
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.
8,100
800
400
3
H2'.i
'4 "
84
90
'is si
- 88
H .
af.14
W.408 IS
1,100
80S
''ioo
toe
200
40.100
8648
4.
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m
too 4U
100 , lua
T8.S00 47
7,400 104
M
tn
1404
"m"
M
tS7S
1S8 "4
0
'8444
;
T4
88
. '4
'0
88
'"isii
8344
.84
11
4
46
10414
4iii.4Stl4SiV S4SSHl
I
33
36:
SSV
13 85
18
' 87WI
S ?-,,
. 8 4A I
44
33V,
34"
S3
44'vg: 4444
13 70
13 75
S3V
36
33
13 K
IS W
33 V
593."
9 17'i
8 S?"i
S KH
7 40
7 bi
13 70
13 78
17V.I 'H '
8 6?i lK1
.'iW 8 46 8
I 4W , 8 82H1 4JVi. S
7 50 I 7 40 7 60 1 7
7 2 7 66 I f SliHl 1
KOOS firm;
teconds, 16c.
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
extras, 23c: firsts, 2!c
Revest.
98 000
sn.roo
10.000
Shipments
18 coo ,
1.7M
4.400
"too
toe
Inn
208
i'tno
aoo
tint
1.100
800
(4
44 .
Iff,
S
17
28
iti"
1414
8IIH
34 4
It
lt'4
41
8S
11
. '
tot"
J4
Total aalea for the day, 4U.I08 ah area
II H
1
1"4
41
lot
Its
ta H
840
8944
nvi
48
Vi
110
VH
li
84 V4
JOlti
m
m
1111V4
H
74",
1TH
M0
574
l'S4
200
170
It
II
25
84
50,
M
8
M4
13
. 1S'H
144
8114
816
13
48
754
171
121
Si
41
80
811,
4
S7
lilt
84
148
ltD
83 Vt
83
U
74
M14
126 u
8S14
BU
81
344
I4'l!4
l 4
83
ra
2MS
ias
H
4
M14
87H
1(74
85
MS
414
13
87
8014
llV
834
to
K7t4
54
U
88
1804
2H
111
80
48
mi
41
106S
4
10
18
4t
m
Ml
la
14V4
1.114
814
IOH44
44
101
Ti
814 '
8884
7tV4
... 884
...132
... MS
. .. 3
... 4'4
... 13'4
...
... 7t't
... IS
. 844
.17W
41 '4
109
20
44
84
per ounce
Boston Copper Market.
Closing ouotatlons on Boston conrer mar
ket, reported by Iogun & Bryan, 2- Board
of Trrtde building, omana:
Adventure
Allouaa
Atlantic
Rlngham
Black Mountain
Poaton Coneoltated
Butte Coalition ...
Calumet A Arlinnt..147
Calumet A Heels.. 1. 888
Centennial
Copper Range ' . ...
Dally Weat .......
Beat Butta
Pranklln
Oreena Copper ...
Oranby
Helvetia
Iala Royal .......
L. 8. A Plttabarg
Maaaachuaetts ....
Michigan
Mohawk
' Nevada Conaolldated
fold Pomlnlon
8
37
II I North Butte
38
10 'Oaeeola
32T4 Pneu. Service
47 rneu. Service,
Mulncy
Shannon
ra'Tamarack ....
.. 88 iTrlnlty
,, 80 lnlted rrull .
,. 11 1 I'nlted Statea.
... 12t( I'nlted Statea, pfd.
.. JB4 vtah Conanlldatad
.. 1314 Utah Copper ....
.. at .Vlrtorla
.. il'4 Winona
d. 8734 Wolverine 1
... V Nip ,
.. 1744 Cananea .J
ot
to
pfd
com
. ..11614
.... si
....12514
.... 14
to
Ion
154
100
"?4
108
84
.. 46 '
.. 4414
.. at
,. 4H
.. 11
..154
.. II
.. 1ST4
New York Mlnloal Stoeks.
NEW YORK. Oct. 31 Closing quotations
011 mining stocks wers:
Adama Coa
Alice
'Breeca
Bruuawlck Con ..
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Va..
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Leadvilie Coa ...
Offtred.
38
...8M
... 41
... 80 ,
... ti
...134
...IKS
...Snt '
...
Little Chief ...
Ontario ....1..
Ophlr
Potoai
Savage
Hlerra Nevada
Small Hopea ..
Standard ......
... 8
,...8M
...300
3U
...120
. .. 40
... 14
....280
BOSTON.
more active
Wool Market.
Oct. . 31. WOOI- Market Is
than at any time this year
and sales of Immense magnitude are under
way. Many of tne leading buyer are
here gathering In wool nnd It Is expected
that the smaller mills -will soon follow with
steady purchase.. It Is stated that the
large transfers .of .. Montana stock wnrt
made at a round figure of M'Kc for the
half and three-elghthS' blood. Great uuiin
tltles of territories arsln. transfer, three,
eighths and half blood -being In Mpecial
request. In pulled Wools, tine A's and
supers ars purchased 'moderately at 633c
and S7fi4c, respecrjiir.jri ,"orelgn grades
are firm. Ieadlng;,,..,t4uotatloiis . follow;
Ohio and Pennsylvania,' XX and aboyc.
33WJT34; X, 31S2c: wry. 1. '40841c; No. 2.
Stwaaic;' fine unwashsd. tniaiwe! unmerchant
able. 20(30c; one-half blood, unwashed, 3347.
S3Vic; three-eighths blood, unwashed, 3tiji
3414c; one-fourth blood, unwashed, 32iSS.To;
delaine, wsshed.' 3514fj3c; delaine, un
washed, 28bV8c; Michigan, fine unwashed.
S4(8'2Sc; half blood, unwashed, 830333c; three,
eighths .'blood, unwashed, SS'tiiMo ; one
fourth blood, unwashed, 31ftXc; delaine,
unwashed, 27328C. Kenturl.v. Indiana and
Missouri, combing, three-elshthe blood. S3
i34c; combing, one-fourth blood, 3((itllc.
Texas, scoured basis, fine twelve months,
7?$73o; flns six to eight months, QHitfnc ;
fine tall clean, twnfiwo. ' vanrornia, scoureo
basis northern choice. sHi&fftr: northern
good, SMttkic; middle county. S4iSKc; south
ern, 6Mt33c; fall free,' 56tfi7c. Oregon.
scoured basis, eaKtern "No. 1 staple. lOijira;
eastern No. 1 clothlngj 67(f7c; valley No.
1. Wif4Qc. Territory, ordinary, scoured
basts, fine. a7(6c; fine medium, fTrfJWc ; me
dium, 63iSt35c. Colorado and New Mex
ico, spring scoured, mhutuc; no. 1, frwiwic.
Hulled wools, scoured basis, extra. SlwfiTlc;
fine A, 3(o)oc; A supers. b7i?rS0c; B supers,
ST. IXJCIS, MA, Oct. 81. wotJij steady
Three daye this week. .20.f31
Same days la-t week.... 12,31-5
8ime two weeks agit. ...2N.1.V
Hsme three weeks ago. . .'.0,8.8
Bsme four weeks ago. . .iM.Sci
Same days Inst year 2S.S56
the lemoning table shows the rece't ts 01
cattle, hogs and sheep st South omaf-a for
ths yesr lu dale, compared with last year:
1906. 19S. Inc
Cattle BfiJ.StS 847. 4 lti.3)
Hogs 2.10.1.272 l,938.o' 1;,6
Sheep 1.7S8.80S l,a,47tl i;.o27
CATTLE QUOTATIONS,
(food to choice corn-fed steers..., W.vt,.io
fair to good corn-fed steers
Common to fair corn-fed steers...
uood to choice range steers
ralr to aoort rnno, ilpcn
Common to fan- lange steers.......
uood grass cows and heifers
Fair to good cows and helfera.,.,.
tommon to fair cows and heifers..
Good choice toct..r and fp.lnrs..
Fair to good stockers and feeders..
Common to fair stockers
muiis, slags, eto
ThS following fahls almvi the
price of hoss at south nmiti for ths last
several days, with eomiiBnsons'.
1 Joe I.inlnn. Wyoming.
1 stc, re iiw a 10 11 cows ea 4 lit
6 cows y.KS 3 '.'5
Mrs W. Iitilan, Wyoming.
S cows 73 S 10
Mrs. t J. Gro. Wvomlng.
12 cows P73 3 10 8 cows KM 2 J,
Jitins llan. Wyoming.
38 cows K4 S 10 12 cows 804 2 :'&
Thmnns Pols 11, Wyoming.
11 cows :C5 S 10
W. Reynolds, Wj timing.
3f. cows 8R0 2 06
l. AmWson, Wyoming.
IS Steers. ... fK5 8 W cows 1iu3
I.vnch & Ittirrett. Wyoming.
S feeders.. !2 S 00 102 feeders.. 0"2
11 heifers... 678 3 00
77 cows 9J8 3 M
lllske A 11
22 cows loll S ":
16 cows l'M7 3 0
I A Rav Cattle rrt Hiilllh Tlalrnti,
! S3 steers'. ...1073 4 06 Hi steers. ...1of. 4 0(1
t , tun t ? .... ... 11 i e iiz.
Potltll ftskolg.
feeders. 11 ''7 4
5.C0O 10,it j Western Ranches. South llnkotd.
' . jo -1 r 1 CJi A T r, u , r,, 1 ' eA
ll'i"; ' "3 Steers.. ..1i?o S 70 3" steers. ...1 l.tt 4 .
31,1.1 I 14 ptcers.. ..i :44 S 75 cows IW S 90
8i.-(,, Matsrlor I.nnd Cattle Co.. South Diik
Itt.lwi M ....-a 1M I 18 steers. ...13.3S 4 (1
22 steers.. ..11M 4 00 7 steers... .1000 S 70
COLORADO.
7 cows 02 3 20 22 steers. ...lift! 5 25
3. B. Kendrlrk. Montana,.
82 steers. ...129 4 50 114 steers. ...1250 loo
HOGS The best light, hogs sold at nhoul
stenrly prices this morning, thnt Is. largely
nt S.l'vfrA.l! and on up to W.30 for the very
best. The market 011 heavy hoirs opened
slow, with buyers bidding decidedly lower.
When buyers nd eellirs flmillv got to-
S.j.!i irether on a tmiflng busls heavy hogs hsl
4.M)iti4.J5 ; to soil about Re lower than yesterday.
4.7Ti''t6.50 I while the market was rather Inclined to
4.0O&4.75 drag, the most of the eaily arrivals changed
3.oOu4.00 Ihnmls In fnlr season.
J . 2;'f'i'-'s 1 Representative soles:
2. t!j''K.fcO
l.d!.7(2.BO
4.etvSIE0
3. ','..i4.O0
2.7Vf3.ri
sverug
srk steady, ;vchrr weak;
nd mm,
4.. noti.t.Si
beeves. St 40
cnives and
Stockei-s and fewiel
yrsriinga, . ftc ha .i.
Ml Kin tteceiiils, i.-.'rtl hend. Msrket -0
lower, Keiiing at f5.-ei.lu; bulk ot anion,
84 Uruti.dO.
.New lor It l.hr Slock Market.
NKW YORK. Oct. SI -UKKV K Re
cclls, l.l, tiettii: choice Ktecrs, tirm; others
steady, hot common slow; bulls slow, Inn
Wesiern bulls loo higher; medium nod good
txiws, slow to iCc liivtcr; steera. S-i.fcoiio.lu;
oxen and M:igs. 83.t4.ntt: Imns. -... .1 .;
cows, 8l.li.itl.4 ; xtia. e-4S. l.lvi rpool
and 1 .0 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 cmIiK-s, steady l yesterday S
uiintstlons fur tiitilc snii beet. .Kitpoila,
ii,!4iio qimrters beef.
CAI.V Kt4 Receipts, I.7S8 bend: vr.ils,
firm; gmj.'cr. full, steady; vchIm. IS oivf4!,,iw:
culls. S4.8i4.oti; frrassa-rs, S.1 (j.l.2&; I'd
cnlvis. 81fjt.4.i; rtresied citlvi-s, firm at 1
13e ier timiiid: cnuntrv drv.ised at V I.e.
HllbHP AMI 1.A1I UK Receipts, l.'.'M
head; market for sheep, sleiidy; litmlis
0,ened eteiidy to enaler; closed ;o lowerl
siieep at 8.oo)5.nO: cull. JJ.oiu2.bo; Ismba,
$tt.t.4,-o.2n; one car etirly nt .3o; api,si to
UotHflnll Ht close.
IK HIS Receipts, . head: niaikst
lower; stute Ivigs. S-iMiiiflJO, pigs, t.7k
OMH4 V 114)1. KSAI.K MARKET.
tSts. I :806. jl0O6.Ha.H.ilO(Xt. 190S. 11801. 11300-
Oct. 2J...I a ' ; t a S 041 6 08
Oct. 2... S 16X 4 t 18 6 IS
a... 0 14 1 S 14 10 141 o
Oct. 24... 6 12 6 101 S 22 3 141 74
Oct. 25... 6 12V4 6 Oil 6 2w 6 71
Oct. 2C... IS 16. 4 M S 08! S-25'
Oot. 27. ..I 6 13 4 X 6 Oil 6 IS
Oct. 28... I ! 4 92 4 6 5 On
Oot. 29... 6 14V4 I 4 Sol
Oct. 80... 6 (fc'il 4 94 I
Oct. 31... I 4 ij
6 821 8 'HI
70! fl 03 4 13
(Oi Ti 1
8 011
6 06l
C 001
4 M
4
4 SS
4 61
4T92
e g?
61; u Kti -
4 971 8 fill 6 Mi 4 .-2
4 931 Fi(! 6 7'il 4 60
4 98 61 6 67 4 47
Sunday.
RANGE1 OF PRICES
Cattle. Hcs
Omaha 84(V(iti.0O $o.75iiiti.20
Chicago ! l.KO'ii7.2ii 6.66tii.40
Kansas City ' 2.0"iti.76 C.75'ai.2)
Bt. Louis 2.0(Kii.9J 6,ik(4t.2i
Sioux City 2.60iiwi.U(i 6 iQfi.l0
Tho official number of cars of stock
Drought In today l tuch road was:
o av. isb. Pr. Na v. 8b Pr.
47 74 ... 8 tTi II 270 tSJ t 00
17 342 ... 8 811 all 7 40 4 00
10 SiO ... I 8n 45 Jl 40 8 W
4 840 ... i 2' 7i. ITI 40 8 ("0
47 342 80 8 IJVi 43 2f. 80 I 00
80 lit 200 8 SIVfe 16 21 ... " 00
67 300 ... 12 ' 75 243 ... 8 o;v,
54 3S5 40 i I24 44 25 1 200 t WIS,
81 298 40 S 8D M 37 too 8 02V
6S 1:83 JflO 8 W 87 2l 140 8 0!
7 383 1W0 8 r. 4 ,..858 ... 8 OZH
84 314 120 I S 55:....,. 24 121 If.
44 310 120 S lit dl ..44 10 l
80 311 80 6 85 77 23:1 KO 8 08
67 360 ... 6 H. 88 276 SOU 8 08
61 807 180 6 74 77 2:14 40 8 08
67 ;00 40 i 7'i II 280 n 8 08
4 30 240 8 87 ' (15 ...262 40 8 I
44 177 120 4 Oil II 120 4 to
80 307 1 40 8 00 81 273 240 8 C6
S 88t 120 8 00 !1 274 120 8 f-6
43 :"J4 800 8 00 42 257 ... 6 10
71 278 ... 8 00 : 2('8 20 8 111
17 284 80 8 00 M 210 120 8 16
61 285 ... 8 " SI 804 40 8 16
41 261 12() I 00 S :I2 .... 8 18
82 270 80 8 00 73 .".143 120 8 20
3 : ... 6 00 IT 24 80 8 !
ti " ... a oo
( nnelltloa of Trade aad atnwtotlooa ota
Staple nnd Fnncy Pro-luce.
EGG 8 Per rtoa.. 22c.
l'un.'I'RI Hens. 8c; roosteis,
5c; turkevs, l"Kil'jc; ducks, ire; spring chlca
ens. 8.'.
Bl'T fER-Packing stock. 17c; cholotl
to fancv dalrv. 2on22c: cn nmery, il'u-tlo.
I HAY Choice upliiiid. SU.50; imdium, SK Oi)J
i ona'', 8K.iiK.f4i. Rye straw, ti.50ti7.tJ.
HRAN-Per ton. S15 00.
VrJUIOTABIJCS.
SWEET POTATOKS Per mil.. 12 .26.
TOM ATOK8 Home grown, rer biiaket ot
20 lbs., Sl.tx. '
RhANS-I.Imn, Sivc;; navy. 'Nn. 1, tl.l
per bu. ; No. 2, fl.to, ,
WAX RKANiJ I'er morket basket
about 15 lbs., JI.2S.
Tl'RNlPS. BKKT8 AND CARROTS Per
bu., 76c. .
LEAF KKTTl'CB Hothouse, per dos.
bends, 4(V.
C'KIEHV Per tjoi.. 2540c. ' '
fit I'MttERts Hothouse, per dos.. SloO-
ONIONH- Home grown. 5c per. bu.
Spanish. SI. 75 per crate.
UKKUN ONI4NS Per dos. bunches. 2648.
Ht 'Hr-r RAlilSH Case of 2 dos., Sl.SU.
RADIHIIKS-Per dm. bunches, !So.
NWY Ill-iANS-Per Int.. 31 6; No. 2, Sl il.
I,IMA BKASS-IW lb., 6AC.
OREKN PKPPKHS Per nisr;e.t- basket.
( .. .
UUI1C1IO,
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H ues
C. M. A St. P ..
Mlsuourt P.-iclflc 10
L. P. By stem. 27
C. & N. W., east 1
C. A N. W.. west..... 05
C, St. P., M. & O.... 6
C, D. & Q east 4
C B. & Q., west....'9()
C, R. I. ft P., east.... 2
C, R. I. & P., west.... 1
Illinois Central 3
Chicago Gt. Western 1
Total receipts ....216
The disposition of the day's receipts
as follows, each buyer purchasing
nmnrar or neoa indicated:
6
2
-0 19
4 1
16 13
12
2 2
18 8
1
,. 2
2
70 . 43
SHEEP Receipts
this morning, only
reported when the
were quite moderate
forty-one. cars being
ninrket opened. The
larger receipts of yesterday were urelty
well cleaned up before the close of ths mar
ket, onlv a few odds and ends of trash
being carried over.
There was very good Inquiry on the part
of local packers for desirable fat sheep and
lambs, but (he offerings of that kind were
extren.clv small. There was. In fact, noth-
" i Ing choice In the way of fat sheep. There
: j were a few sheep nnd yearlings good
1 ! enough to bring 86.86. with some fair fat
i ewes at SS.Oo and a little bunch of native
lambs at 87.30. The market was praclloally
i steady with yesterday, there being no mi-
I terlal change In either direction.
I While there was a large amount of trash,
especially old, thin eweR. on sale, ths sup-
I ply of really desirable feeders wus not very
I large. At the same time there was s good
76
of
per
dot.
PARSLEY I tot Imuxe
26c.
OABUAOB Holland sefd.
per lb., IV. . - -EGG
PLANT Per dos., 76c.
POTATOES Per hu.. 40'niC.
nCTABAGAS-l'rr lb., Uc;
8aCk' ' I-RClfS "
PEACHES CulnoinUi Salway
( SI. 10.
home grown.
10 U8..
, per
to
bos.
1.J641
i'KAHfi-Winter varieties, per box, Si
S.00.
GRAPES Tokay. S1.76.
APPLES Ren Davis, S-'2o; Jonathans,
S3 26- New York apples, S3.2u,
CRANBERlUEiS-l'er bbl.. SS.3m9.50.
Ql'INCI'M Per lox, $2.25. .
W TROPICAL KRCITB.,
ORANGES-Florl.lti oranges. S.US. .
LKMONS-Limonliirf. extra tanfy.
size $7f0; ;K slut . SS-TOf 300 slie, $8.00; othci
brands. S1.4 less
, 1 A PH. h'K II Blise I" iy .
BANANAS Per medlum-slxed
Sl.76irr2.VTi: jumbos, libwi J.'8'.
bunch,
1 ; demand nnd It did not stmeur to be very
was i much trouble to dispose of everything that j
Uuvers. t'nttle Hogs.
Omaha Packing Co 5X7 1.34H
Swift and Company ,1,K 1,643
Cudahy Packing Co 1,3.8 1,742
Armour a uo W2 l,S57
Cudahy Pkg. Co.. K. C.. 70
Armour & Co., Denver...- 27
Vunsant & Co.., 63
l,hman St Cn. ;l
Mccreary ft Cary
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Bon ,
F. P. Lewis .j.....
Huston & Co
Hamilton it Rothschild..
L. V. Husz
Wolf
J. H. Bulla
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Root & Co
T. B. lnghram
Sullivan ijios 33
V. A. brillon 4
Jacobs 41
Other buyers 848
.5
II
114
ton
81
183
lid
10.)
09
Sheep.
-35
1,00,1
1.1 4J
310
.t, r.-.T.iouv e. savers. -o new
stufVcd w JM.t date,, s-lbi bo SUO: Cali
fornia bulk. 6c; 7-crown Turk lull, , 16c. b
crown. "1,1..--, 12,.
x-.. , ...1.. i-,;. Vo 2 ribs. 8HC: No. 3 Ml.
could be classed as really good. Moreover. jr,u,,..'vo 1 round. 8c; No. 2 round, 7c; No. S
prices on everything of that description rmind He- No. 1 loin, 16c: No. i loin, 12c;
So.
were steady. While anything In the way I I," '"' , .'. No. 1 plate. SH': No.
of good feeding ewes sold freely, the old ! ,"'. v- jfo $ plate. 2'4jc; No. 1 choc
and very common thin stuff was a little K"rc. 'v0 ' chucks. 4VC- No. 8 chucks,
alow and nrlces are getting down 041 that ' ' MISCELLANEOUS. '
U'.OtiS
.7,009 5,990 14,887.
a very decent ruii
Totals
CATTLE There was
of cattle here this morning, for a Wednes
day, not far from 'Jut) cars being reported
in. The market as a whole was In very
satisfactory condition and the big bulk
of the receipts changed, hands In good sea
son In the morning.
Desirable fat cattle were In demand. Any
thing answering to that description sold
freely at good, steady prices; in fact, some
sellers vrera occasionally quoting their sioles
as strong. Uood cattle, however, were
chiefly conspicuous by reason of their ab
sence, ths big bulk of the receipts being
on the comnionlsh order. While the better
grades of be-f cattle were free sellers,
shippers must understand that the warmed
up corn-feds are very uncertain. No one
knows exactly where they will land ami
huyers seem to be very much apart In
their views regarding values on cattle of
that description, Judging from the fact
that their hid are sometimes as much as
40c or 60c apart.
Cows and heifers were also free selle-ra
Medium grades cnmmng ano cioming, -iciw i and they, too, commanded steady prices
27c;. light nne. 18fi21c; heavy fine
tub washed, 32i'37HO.
lt&l.c;
Msrket.
SI. METALS TherS
decline of about 12s d In the Lon-
' Metal
NEW YORK, Oct
waa
The offerings for tho most part changed
hands In good season In the forenoon, the
market as a whole being la a good, healthy
condition.
Feeders of good quality were sought after
and as a rule changed hands early In the
Jon market for. CiZ . with .iot . closing at , KWiiifvlS
kind. Still, they are high enough to be
very satisfactory to sellers. This would
seem to be a good time for parties intend
ing to feed ojd, thin ewes, which are sell
Ing from $2.76 on up to $4.00, to get In their
orders. ' (
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs. $7.(W7.26: fair to good lambs. S.71
1 fa 7.00: good to choice yearlings, SS.&O&I.Sn,
j fair to good yearlings, S6.26jr6.tV-. good to
I choice wethers, S5.00S6.WS: good to choice
1 ewes, $4.&oii5.27i.
1 (Quotations on feeders: Lremb. tVJfrtW.iiS:
yearlings, $ aMf6.70; wethers. 4.7oS 16;
ewes, $3.e&4nY'; breeding ewes, $4.7u35-25,.
Representative sales: , -
No. ft ; ', Av, , -, Pr.
116 Wyomlng'ewes, feeders Ui .1 no
117 Wyoming ewes, 'feeders...... lou '4 t
412 Wyoming ewes 1U ' tM
214lWyommg ewes .-. Ill 6 SO
291 Wyoming cull lambs, feeders bl - 6 80
Je9 V yoiuitie cull lumbs, feeders 62 6 36
tilt) South Dakota yearungs 86 6 60 ,
74 South Dakota yearling U 6 66
282i Wyoming lumbs, t'eeuers....-' U -
234 Wyoming cull ewea 71 2 16
1L37 Wyoming ewes, feeders 79 S 90
b2i Wyoming; ewes, feeders 78 3 80
118 W yoming ewes, feeders 79 4 00
80 Wyoming ewes 79 4 uo
214 Wyoming ewes 64 40
167 Wyoming lumbs, feeders 1 a 00
66 Wyoming lumbs, feeders 41 6 60
IMS Wyoming lambs, feeuet'3.... 37 6 00
t6 Wyoming wetners 108 a 60
392 Wyoming lambs, feeders 48 6 60
291 Wyoming yearlings, feeders 71 5 60
2il V j omlng yearlings, feeders 75 6 60
I b8 i.dve evv.;s 129 6 So
I 32 native lambs r. 82 7 45
u'i native lambs 81 7 46
2:i6 Wyoming lambs, feeders i8 3 S"
M Montana lambs, culls 32 S 60
937 Wyoming ewes, feeders 74 4 (l
124 Nebraska ewes, culls 70 IHi
60 Nebruska lambs, culls 3H 4 75
4Xi Colorado welhers. feeders... 77 5 W
138 Montana lambs, feeders 43 5 S
214 Montana lambs, feeders 42 5 l"i
60 Nebraska wethers and ewea 7S 6 28
27 Nebraska lambs 52 i 45
85 Wyoming wethers 107 it)
281 Wyoming ewes j... 98 5 20
2o8 Wyoming wethers 82 5 W
Milwaukee Grata Market.
MILWAT'KEE, Oct. SI WHEAT
Higher; No. 1 northern, 797 80Hc; No. I
northern. 7577Vic; Pecember. 74ia
asked.
RYK Pteadv-t No. 1. 8!(f?Vic.
BARLEY No. 2, 6555ic; sample,
40(9 SRe.
CORN Bteaay: no. 8 caan, 48Q48HS;
" York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. SV-MONET-On rail
steady and higher, 6H3H per cent; ruling
rate, 7H per cent; cloning hid. effered at
S per cent. Time loans, dull and strong
sixty days. tVfitiVk per cent: ninety days '2
per cent; six months, per cent ' "
PRIME MERCANTILE PA PERfi,;u.
K 010 I P"" CVtt-
J;7' STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
! actual business In bankers' bills at 84 8tjji
4ao5 for demand and st $4.&440jj4.g4,.6 rJ.
'H 1 December, 4$Wc asked.
42;
66 I
JL
Nd. 2.
Ctsli ouotallons were as follows:
KLAL'll Steady; winter iwtei.ts, $3 10
ti3 40; winter airalghts. $3 1ivi8.25: spring
iiatiMita. $J.BOi3.9u: spring straights, ti.Hwm
i l.Ar 82 ifl 2.90.
Wl I EAT No. 2 o..rlng, 7Kq80c; No. 3. 71 INSIST
Vjc; No. S red. 72i74c. . ' 'ooa-
CCRN wo. .. iv,c; iN o. 2 yenow, 47"c. "
fAT8 So. 2. 3.4c; No. ! white. $41jI5c; I
No. 8 whits, S-tflol1!!-. I
RYE No. 2. tiljpiic.
HARLEY ilr to choice malting, 464j0c. !
SEEDS No. 1 flax, 81.1; No. 1 northwest-;
-1 en. SI. 15. Clover, contract grade, $18 uO. !
t i;i -V 1"1( 'NS Short r In. a.dea (loose), I
IS.SrO" " ""S ' ' ' b'., Slti 60. I
L ir.l per 100 lb .. $8.17H. Phort clear sides I
those.., ,..i"i8 o-la. j
Koliuoing were the ite.ptu und ship-
int-r.ls or noui uou iam;
Keieipta. Shipments.
.... S&,A SatO
.... 9a. um S.foo
.... lTn.81,1 lo0,70
...'o-U.frjn . Jtl, 00
. 18 t Iti 0 0
lfcMuO 48.SOJ
Phlladrlohln Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 31. BUTTER
Klrm; extra western- creamery, official
price. ?7c; street prtce, 28c; extra nearby
pr'nts. SOc.
EGGS Firm; nearby fresh and western
freh 20 at mark.
CHEESE - Unchanged: New York full
fancy, l3(U13c; choice, 13,c; fair
Peoria Grata Market.
PEORIA. Oct. SI. CORN Firm. No. 1
S new. 42c; old. 48c: ino. 4 new, 40c; old,
45c No grade, new S9c: old, 41 4 ft 44c.
OAT8 FTeady. No. S whits. S3Vc; No.
$ white, S3c; No. 4 white. S2c.
RYK Steady. No. 2, 64 6 (5c.
WHISKY $1
sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4ma4.ti,A-
commercial bills, 84.SOi1;4.NUi.
SILVER Bar. 70e; Mexican dollars'
64-Se
B()NDS3overnmnt. steady; ra
steady.
Quotations on oonaa today wers as fol
lows:
...184 IJapaa 8a, td saMas... 87U
...14 do 4e ctfa ts
.. lulV4 do 4He ctfa Iiv
...10H4 do Id aerlee ai
...108 Man. 0. (. 4a loo
...lot laui. Central 4a to
...118 do lat Inc m
...131 'Minn, a St. L. 4a.. 83U
... 7144 81., K tt T. 4a 82
...llt)'4 do ts ,
' Vlv C' ?' ' "
... 8 in. Y. c. g. Ita ta
... 87tN. j. c. ,. ta 121
...lam Na. PaclSc 4a 1041
... S4V4! do 8a 15?
... 8H, N. a W o. 4. tt2
...114 'O. 8. L. rfds. 4e at?
...80 Pens cear I le 10,
... 74 ReadlDf (ea. 4e etv
... 73 Ht. L I I u . 1.
' V. u a , 1 - in,,. . , - '
fhlcajo A. 81a.... T8 St. h. 8 W. c. 4.
- ' ...... . - ...I. M Ij.
C. B. 1. ft P. 4a ... H So. Pactac 4e
do col 8a tlU do let 4a ctfa...
(198 12s 8d and futures at 184 2s fd.
Locally the market was easy and lower,
with I42.2SH bid and $42 17 asked.
Copper was f 1 lower In London, with spot
out, ted at 87 2s 6d and futures at 197
17s Sd. Locally the market was very
nulet. with lake aurvted at $21.76 fi2l'i.
electrolytic at $ll.60ft 22.00 and casting!
at 821.25W21.7o. iesa was uncuangen t, c
$5.75 6.96 In the local market. Th
London market was Is 8d higher at 119
2a 6d. Spelter waa Unchanged at (27 16s
In London and at S8.204i6.30 In N'iw
York. Iron was lower In the English
market, with standard foundry quoted at
67s Sd and Cleveland warrants at 57s
5tyd. Ths local market was firm and
unchanged, with No. 1 foundry northern
quoted at $24.26 26 00, No. 2 foundiv
northern at $2$. 76424. 60. No. 1 found ly
southern st $24. 00ft 24.60 and No. 2 foun
dry southern at $23,60024 00.
ST. LOC1S. Oct. 81. METALS Lead,
steady st $4. SO. Spelter, steady at $."0.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31. COTTON Spot
cattle In the yards to sell, speculators being
especially anxious tor trcsn . supplies,
lighter stockers and the lighter medium
kinds of feeders sold very well, but they
wers not so much sought after.
Representative sales:
, BEEJf STEERS.
closed, middling uplands. 1060c: middling
gulf, 10.76c; sales, 1.SS4 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Oct.- SL COTTON Spot
moderate business done: prices 12 points
Iowt: American middling, fair. S.89d; good
middling, 5.86d; middling, 6.81d; low mid
dling, 6 59d; good ordinary, 6,. 23c; ordinary,
4.9Pd. The sales of the day were 7,000 halt s,
of which 600 were for speculation and ex
port, and Included 6,6"0 American. Re
ceipts, 8.000 bales. Including 4.100 American.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. Sl.-COTTON-Bpot
closed steady: sales. 4.700 bales; low or
dinary. 7 I-I60. nominal; ordinary, 7 9-16c,
llroad 1 nominal; good ordinary, S 7-16c; low mid
idling. ll-16c; middling. 10 a-toc: good mid
U. 8. rat. 4a rag..
80 eoupoa
V. 8. la, rag
do coupon
V. I. old 4a. ref..
do eoupon
V 8. near 4a. rag.
do coupon
Am. Tobacco 4a...
da la
Atehteon gen. 4s..
do al. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a.
B.I. Ohio 4a...
do la
Br. R. T. c. 4a.
Central of Oa. 6a
do let tne
do Sd tne
do 8d Inc
Elour. bbls ,
Wheat, bu..
('orn. bu....
Hals, bu..,.
'lye bu
Iarley. hu..
Liverpool Grata ood Ptevlelonv
LIVFRPOOI Oct. I1.-WHE4 T Spot,
1 firm: No. 2 red western winter. 6s: futures,
1 easy: December, 8a &d; March, 8s 6d.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, 4s
4d: futures, nulet: October, nominal; De
cember, 4s 6Vd: January, 4s IVad.
f
rr.xlure exchange todav the but-
r market was barely steady; creameries
i2M.c: dairits, 18M23v. Evgs, stsady; at
,-trk. cafeu Included,, S04n22c; fiista, t3cj
line ti-Kts, 24Wc; extras. 27c. Cheese, firm.
it.','..
c
Duluth tiralo Morket.
MM.t Ttl Oct. W - WHFAT On track.
I ul t tidily 78;c, "Nie. I twrUuero, t.c.
t otTe Market.' . ,
NEW YORK. Oet. SI COFFEE Mat -kl
for futurea waa very quiet. It cloo.d
barely steady at a net decline of 6 to 10
points. Sales were reported of (8.O0O
Lags,, a large proportion, of which was
in the shape of exchanges. The business
Included November at ( 10c- December,
6 10(J( 16c; Jknuary, 6.20c: March. 6 40.-;
May. 6.66(6 6 nr: July. 4 T0t6 7Sc; Sep
tember, tlitfUlil. tipot, SteeVdriKe. 1
XtiiA. C
ti c. 48 Bt. L. 4
Colo. Ind, 8a, ear.
Colo. 4k So. 4s....
Cuba ta
D. a H. O 4a
Dletlllera' Sec. 8a.
Erie p. I. 4e
do sea. 4a
Hocking Vel.
Japan a
L. N. unl
Offered.
4wa.
I.. 101
A. 74
... at
...14
... ay
... 87,
... ae
. 80
l.a
8TS
.18! 4t
t3
81
lf 1
11a
4o. Rallwav
reaae p. . .
T-. Bt. I.. A W
''nlon PaclSe ta Id.'fc
8. Steel id la....loow
...11a
... so
... 11
dllng, 104c; middling fair. HV8c, nominal;
fair. 1H.C nominal. Reoelpto, 24.088 bbls.;
stock, loii.147 bbls.
St. Louis, Mo., Oct. SI COTTON Quiet.
Middling, 10Vi. Sales, 208 bales; receipts,
tt bales; shlpmsnts, 132 bales: stock. 7.IM
bales. . -
Oils soil Reals,
NEW YORK. Oct." 31. OTLS Cotton
seed, irregular; prime crude, f.- o. b, mills,
29f(i30c; prlnve crude yellow, f. o. b.
mills. 4ic. nomlngL Petroleum, steady;
refined, New York, $7 SO: Philadelphia and
Baltimore, $7.46; Philadelphia and Bal;l
more. In bulk, $4.85. Turpentl.ie, 68
ROSIN Firm; strained, common to
f4 8
SAVANNAH, Oa., Oot. 31 OIL Turpen
tine, firm, StiHc.
ROSIN-Firm; A. B, C. $3.9tK(J3 W, D,
81 w-w (rji; E, $1.0fo4 12; F, $4.164.17;
I 11 iKhi (I- It S4 8IM4 2K: T. 84 8fl- K ll(H-
I M. $6.0t; N.'Si tO; W O. $5.80; W W. SU uO.
Ke. Av. P. No. Av Pr.
11 ..11374 8 88' It, 1311 6 S
6 1204 4 26 68 UM 8 II
41 H84 4 88
COW8.
1 8C3 i 80 18 812 i 80
:(., am t as 44 nmo t to
I.-....., 1018 I 40 4 K.0 8 00
a ea 8 60 a tai a 00
4 M 8 60 8 Ml 8 10
16 1001 8 60 18 1114 8 68
8 1O30 1 76
HEIFERS.
1 ....lit 8 00 1 80 8 21
7 8U8 8 18
FEEDERS.
8 827 8 86 8 641 8 68
14 7D8 S at 16 718 8 88
T 611 I 80 6 812 8 46
10 644 I 80 21 8t t 48
21 123 8 in 27 178 I W
60 770 8 26 62 1008 8 80
8 710 8 38 11 727 4 04
aa 6a 3 ss a 87a 4 00
8 840 8 40 '
BULLS.
1 804$ I 60 1 880 t 7
CALVfcCl.
16 871 8 48
CHICAGO live: stock market
Cattle Strong; to Tea Cents Higher
Hogs Hteady to Strong.
CHICAGO. Oct. SI. CATTLE Receipts,
19.000 head; market strong to 10c higher;
common to prime steers, $4.fWi7.80; cows,
$2.6tVri4.76: heifers. $2.60ffi3.3G; bulls, $2.4tt4.iO;
calves, $3.00417.60; stockers and feeders,
$2.40rt4.EO.
HOGS Receipts, 24,000 hiead; market
steady to strong; choice to prime heavy,
$o.3itiii.SG; medium to good heavy. $S 24Kri45.30;
ai-riAR Granulated enne, In Sftcgs, o.i
granulated beet, in sacks,- V21. H
CHEFE Swiss, new, lw: l-onsir
brlc" itvic; Wisconsin llmir. '
twins 14Mic; Y'oung Americans, UV4C
COFFFlURosstctl. No. S5. e :, lr lb.J
No. . 21c rer lb.; No. 25. Iflc per lb.; No,
Ir. r lb No 21. 13c per lb
'&Zxvtp? WkPof m UM. -
SYRUP-In bb'.s., 2,c per gaL v J n c J ses.
10-lb. cans. $1.70; cases. 11 5-lb. .cans, Si.tws
case-. '4 i-lb. cans, $1 F6. . . ,
HONEY Per 24 frames. . $3.50. ,
CIDEH-Nsw,:iialf barrel,; $3.00; ,b8rrej.
CANNKD GOODS-Corn. standard we-t-rtt.
JWflik-; Maine. $1.15 -Tomatoes, 3-lh.
cans SI 10: 2-ib. . nans. . PThcwSI CO. Pi":
iSto-. Vrsted 2-lb,. f..rtX'AoJnff
30: gallon snplts. fancy. S2.66: California
sprfcots. SI r 612.15: v.e:.rs. M.TMJO; S";
fancy, $1.752.40; H. C. peaches. $2.0tKfl260.
lasPa salmon, red. tl.fi; f-ncy Ch1",
V S10- fancv v -keye. K.. $1.95: sardlne
.'miner oil. $2.75: three-misrter
IT' on Sweet potatoes. $1 l('tl.Vt5; sauerkrsut,
Jl.Vo: pumfklns. 8(Jc$i.tH); wax heans,-SJb.,
rii..c; lima bean". 2-lb . T!irfj$1.3o; "J""..
J1.S6; cher re's, 2-fl.. (Wo: extras, 9fic$l.W.
f' CVRETl 5 Ki S-H-KBtn"lly ' whit efllsh'. per
oimrter bbl 100 lbs.. $!00r Norway mark-
2rTNo. 1? .: .' No S. $20.0.5$
Irish. No. 2, $1(1.10; herring. In bhls., i
lbs each, Noiway. 4k. S9.CO; Norway. 8W.
S9 00- ' Hol.snd herring. In kegs, milkers.
:,B!,.rV:- halibut itcicaVflsh.
l.'c: buffnlo. 8c; bullheads, lie; black bars,
fine stock. 2Tc; iilmon. 12o: pike. 11c: red
snapper, fresh frown. 12c; wh teflsh. fresh
frcren. 13.-; yellow perch dressed and
I-., a,,. nir.u,-rel fresh frozen. He,
smoked whtttflsh. To-lh. biskets. loci per lb.t
froir less. 35c per doz. saddle!.
HIDES AND TAI-l.OW-Green snlted.
No 1 iHc; No. 2. ll4c; bull hides. MJltk-j
trreeii hides No. 1. He; No. 2. loc; horse,
fl rSSffl ri? Hlieep relts." 50ca$1.25. - Tallow.
No. 1, ic: No. 2, 2je. "
WOOL-Per lb.. irt?;22c. ..... r,.
Nl'TS French walnuts. MHc; California
walnuts. No. 2. hard shell. 13c; No. 1. Sf-ft
shell. 14Vic; Bruslls. 13c; pecans. H'PlTc,
lllberts, lkai4c; ..eantits. raw. BA: y tert
7ir: Ca'.lfornia almonds, hard shell. 16c, soft
shell. 18c.
HEAL ESTATE TRACKERS.
George L. Whltmors to Isabel , 8.
Humplney, east 90 ft. lot 11, block
7 Humcoin Place ,-v-s
William 8. Hlllls to Marie L. Bouhess
lot 7. Hlllls add y -y-"V.Y.'-
James- M. While and wife to Alice
Msrlon Adams, lots 28 and 28. block.
rara
2.750
1 firm nimel-ev
; , ,r ,a. 1 1 a. Ooldsm th and wire 10
mixed, ii.loi.3; pacKings, 8a.sixg4i.uv; piga.
50)
Wa.d l'Ji.tN6e NEBRASKA.
6 COWS 8.4
19 cows 9t
8 sir. civs 3i
SO steers. ...
7 cows....
21 cows
t heifers..
14 iMUcf.
2 bulls
11 cows....
6 calves
986
814
790
$70
, iio
,1496
. ;o
370
2 bo
i va
3 tx)
S 80
$ 10
S 16
s 00
1 so
t 75
2 80
3 76
22 cows
. 7 feeders.
43 leeders.
15 fe.de. a.
7 cuws. .. .
923
bv4
to4
782
945
17 Blockers. hJ
14 cows
2 leeOerA. .
8 COWS
8 cuws
8x1
OM
901
7i4
88 cowa.
26 cowa. .
11 cows..
MUldale Catnls Co., Nebraska.
919
Ed
.111 10
.1074
S 16
Roas,
S 15
S 70
Nebraska.
1J oows... 823
Nebraska.
F. Bresee.
14 cows 10G0 2 iO
A. H. Mclaughlin-Neb.
$ feeders.. 1131 4 10 i cowa 1(97
4 oows,,...ruh6 $06
O. F. t lelda. Nebraska.
6 helfera. .s5o2 $70 i heifers... 641
80 belters... 65S 2 70 26 helfera... 492
12 heifers... 738 1 SO
Baoketl nros.. Natiraska.
18 heifers.
46 cows..
U calves.
62 40
. 7ti5 1 95
. 418 8 10
J. Prisier.
IS cows.
IS feeders.
796
(49
3 UO
2 40
4 06
5 36
S 00
S 15
2 80
8 16
3 36
1 76
8 20
3 86
t 70
2 70-
$ 65
S 00
Wabaeb. la
do deb. B ...
'Weatera Md.
W 48 L B (
Wle. Ceatral
8918
Bank Cleartaas.
OMAHA, Oct. SI. Bank clearings for to
day were $1,618,907 17 and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,464,157.74.
Troasory Dtoteaarn.
WASHINGTON, Oct. SI. Today's state
ment of the treasury
oral fund, exclusive
lialaiiuee to tike gen,
of itae 1$0.00,000
goarar oed Molasses.
NEW YORK. Oct. Sl.-BUGAR-Raw,
Oulet; fair refining, S 7-16c; centrifugal,
80 teat, S 16-ltc: molasaea augar, t S-lic;
refined, oulet; No. 4. 4 Sc; No, 7. 4 S6c;
No. 8, 4.Wc: No. . 4. He; No. 10, 4 05c; No.
11. 4 00c; No. IS, $ tSc; No. IS S 0c: No.
14. S 85c; oonfeettonera' A. 4 $0c: mould
A. $16c; cut loaf. 6.60c; crushed, t.koo;
lowdered. 4 80c; granulated. 4.80c; cubes.
powdi
lOSc.
NEW
regular;
SeHOIids,
SI 1834c.
ORLEANS, Oct. Sl.-erOAR-Ir-cwntrlfugal
yellow, S 13-144 7-lSo;
31ra74'iJ'!v- New molasaea syrup.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, O.. Oct, SI. RSED-Clover.
fli sh, x . I"--nit.rt 4i.)j. . TUiu'liy,
(
86: alwke. 87. IV.
Nebraska.
4 cowa 992 2 00 8 cuws 900
WIOMLNO.
tteers....llt2 4 16 60 steers. ...U88
68 steers.. ..1187 4 60
44 feeders.. 1187 4 46 ( feeders. .1036
10 cowa..... 86 $ 40
James Dolan, Wyoming.
84 feeders .1134 $ 70 21 feeders.. 98!
. 9.4 8 10 11 steers.. ..1060
.1018 $ 76 22 cows Sue
.. 910 S 30 ii cows 762
. 876 S 80 IS cows 878
Charles Edwards, Wyoming.
IS steers.. ..1219 4 40 110 steers. ... 915
J7 COWS...Y.1048 S 10 8 cows luoj
J. Dolan, Wyoming.
173 feeders 1008 S 90
Masters Bros., Wyoming.
64 feeders.. 1U42 4 86 84 feeders. .1143
Mra. N" Kenoriege, Wyoming.
17 cowa..
IS cowa..
8u cowa.
17 cows.
12 steers.
48 feeder.
11 feeder
44 feedert--$
sttersj
4 steer. ...1216
Wyoming.
1 66
4 ei
4 10
3 CO
S 36
8 So
8 00
2 60
3 70
S 60
3 60
$ 76
t5.6(-fi.20.
bHEEP AND . LAMB-Receipts, 26.000
head: market sheep, steady; lambs, strong
to loc hlgtwr: sheep, $40oM6.75; yearlings,
$6,600(660; lambs, 80.WJir7.76.
Ht. Loots Live Stock 'Market.
BT. LOUIS. Oct. 81 CATTLE Receipts,
4,t( head, including 1.500 Texans. Market
tendv: native shinning and eXDort SI'eis.
S5 i'.5n(l .00; dressed tiee-f and butcher steers,
$4.7Tj&.15; steers under 1.000 founds, $3.1048
4.15; stockers arm reeners. oe; cows
and heifers. $2.rd J.2&; canners. $100fi2.oo;
bulls, $2.2oia4.00; cnives, $3.0(a.76; Texas and
Indian steers, Si.vsxB&a: cows aria neirers.
$2.2osi3.50.
HOGS Receipts, d.wju neaa. aiarset wat
steadv; pigs and lights, Sf. 9oii.i6; packers,
$ttfl0i6.25; butchers and best heavy, S lHT
6.35. '
BHEEP AMU umbk- iteceints. j.oo
83.00
head. Market steady; native muttons
1 5.75; lambs, $4.00(&7.75; culls and bucks, $2.2 ! Andrew Carlisle to Charles F. Falis,
kv.nlc Tricka. west 44 ft. ss 101
! 72. Glse's add :
Mary F. Collins lo Continental Trust
i Co.. wesl 40 ft., north SO ftv t 8,
I Campbell's add.;.
1 Anna B. Whlto Baker et al to Ger
trude Bticnnuis, lot. la. uniun a.
laaac's add ,.
Bellowe Falls Savings Institution to
Charles A. and Abraham L. P reg
ie, r aV lot 27, McOandllsh Place......
L. M. Bowers to Emma J. Davis, lot
3, block 2, Bowers' add
George Fvrgan et St to Lore Gay
msnn, lot is. block 7. Clifton Hill..-
Natlunal Life Insurance Co. to Gusiav
A. Fuciis, pari lot 27 and other
land -
Charles Newstrom und wife to Henry
Rogers and wife, part lot 11, Par
ker's allotment ,
Dorothea F. Bock and husband to
Floia Btemm. part lots 10 and 11,
hlnek 87. Mouth Omaha
Floia Htemm to Peter J. Hock, same.
1,04
tVOOSi
1,650
225
1,250
1,600
800
10
10
4(3.75; stockers, S3.botp4.10.
Kansas City live Atopic Market.
KANSAB CITY. Oct. 31. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 16.000 head. Including 1.2.0 southerns;
market steady; choice export and dressed
bet f steers. $6 7Rffi.7S; fair to good, $4
5.4o; western steers, $3 5o"6 26; stockers and
feeders, $2.oiti4.0rt; southern steera, $2.75
4 75; southern cows, $2,004(3.26; native oows,
$2 0iiti3.75: ratlve heifera, $2.60414.76; bulls.
$2.0)k'i3.2i; calves, $2.76iij60.
HOG A Receipts. 10.0141 head; market
steady to 2V9o lower; top, $ti.!0; hulk Of sales,
S.12Vi6-17V4; heavy. Sd.liV,tifi 17M-: lackers,
Stnofie; 174; pigs and lights. 8fi.76ft6.a.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 6,5ft)
head; market strong to 10c higher; lamba.
Sd.ucrf'7.00; swes and yearlings, $4.75t78.fO;
wuKtern yearllngv. $5.2on.o0: western sheep,
$1.25i(fi.60: stockers and feeders, $8.7C& 26.
gt. Joseph Live Stork Market.
8T. JOPEPH. Oct. 31 CATTLFV-Rece'pts
3.5i0 head; market steady; natives, $6 CO t
b.75: cows and h-lfers, $1.2t'o4.,6; stockers
and feeders, $2.6wij4.3).
HOtliS Receipts. 4.779 head; market 5j10c
lower: top, $t .15; bulk of sales, 80 0fij4i 12U
SHEEP AND IAMBB Receipts, (728
head; lambs, Uulfie lower; top, $7.60;
sheep, steady ; wethers, $6.60.
lots 6 and . block 12, West Hide 1
Bllu A. Csrllsle to Charles F. Fahs,,
same ;'
The Magdalen Hoclety of PennsyU
vanla to Martin Ze-chmeiater. lot 30..
bloik 2. Armstrong's First add J,li
R.bert G. Pearte to James C. Kin--
sler, lot 19. block 5, West End 1
Anna L. Caldwell to Ella Penfreed,
w'tj lot 16. IXMlge's add., South
Omaha : 2o
Grace Hheely et al to Alden A. Bar
den, iota 10. 11. 12, 13 and 16. block
8. Grammer.y Park 64)
Martha M-. Iah to At. ram Brbriug, .'
west 44 ft. lot 6. block 88. Omaha...'. U.ftOt
Lucy E. Wright to George J. Kleff
ner. lot 26, Clark Place 31$
Philadelphia Mortgage 47 Truet Co. to
Irabel H. Humphrey, 94 tot 6, block
102, Omaha 8.U4)
Chilea F. Gruenig to Reulien Kula,
kofsky. lot 8. block 2, Hmithtield 1.16)
Ed 111 S. Marston and wife ,0 the I u-
ots 14,
dike Lumber and Coal Co., li
16 and 16, lilock 4. Brlgga l-"laoe. . .,
EUuttMth M. Bhanan 10 Geutge C.
Young, lots 7 and 8, block 6, ' Ken-
dall's add ' ,r
William Hair and wife to John M.
' Westetileld. lots 4, 6, a, 7 ana 8, Mia-
sourl Avenue Place, and other land
. Anna Corrlgan to Gustave Moor tans.
ut..iL 1 m ii.i,, lot 2. block 7. Ligan f-lace
st.-K in strut. 1 William B. Russell and wife to Ann.
Receipts of live stuck at the six prlnclpui I Uttlejohn. lot 12, block 2, Selby's
western markets yesterday:
cattle.
104 feeders.. 711 4 28
36 feeders. . 877 $ 90
U feeders.. S2S S I
4,750
.. 1.2O0
..lo.f'W
.. 3 . 90(1
.. 4i0
. .10.1A)
Hogs.
6
S.3u)
' 10.0O0
4.478
6 6. JO
24,UV0
Blieen
10.700
' 6,6o0
2,78
1.C4K)
25,000
Hotith Omaha
Bioux City ..
Kansas City
' Bt. Joseph . .
Bt. Louts ...
CTiicago
Total
Bloai City Lira Stock. Market.
BIOI'X CITY. Ia., Oct. 8l.-(gpeclsl Tele
gratn -CA'nXfi-ileceir' l,eou tieetL
.47.960 61.47$ 45.4
i Highland Realty Co. to John J. Ryan,
lul 4. block B. Logun Place ..-
John W Hasp to James Malta, lot
I 18. block 26, Wilcox Second add.:....
j Matilda Detwller el al to O. A. Hel
qulat. lots 3 and 4. block 2o6. Omaha
Ann Hommell and husLaud to Emma
R. White, lot r. Ems Place
James Matts and wife to Herman C. -Ham,
lot 19, block 25. Wilcox's Sec
ond sdd
1.700
1,64)
S.80O
44)
375
'.; I
".Tfto
I
S.6U0
Totai
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