Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 05, 1907, EDITORIAL SECTION, Page 13, Image 13
' THE oiritilX " DAILY BEE : SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1907. 13 1 CRA1SAXD PRODUCE MARKET ft' teneral Slackening of the Rush of . the Prerioui Day. EDGE tOIT EXTORT BUSINESS alaanasaVSMBB Wheat I Dall aad Almost Helpless and Prleee Art Soma Eaeler " , After the Market's Bis Balge. OMAHA, Oct. 4, 1907. Today market was a general alackenlnf off of yesterday' ruah affair. Tha edge wa Off all the export builnesa, with foreign offering very scarce, and what bids were made were somewhat out of line. Persistent reports of extreme dry weather In Australia were the only human feature. Wheat was dull and almoat lifeless and rices were some easier after the big i yesterday. Export business, wnion held so strong, acted aa If the edg d been taken off and few aalea were mad. Dry weather reporta from Australia were persistent ana held price moder ately flrmr. December option opened at MHO and dosed at 93V4n. Cnrn waa soft and acted bearllh with wheat and Increased receipts and largo selllns orders held by commission houses. All bids were easier and somewhat lower nil the markat hill little hulllah footing. December corn opened at 621c and closed St lilkf. Oats opened firmer and showed better strens-th thnn wheat or corn. Commission houses were rand huver and all offerings were well absorbed, especially the better rrsdea: the market was practically featuralesa and trading was not active. December oats opened st 49Tc sml closed at c. l'rln.tv ovhnat recrint were SnU.flflO btl and shipments were Stitono bu.. against re ceipts laal year of 1,542,000 bu. and snip ments of Ml.OfO bu. Corn recelnts were 8J6.000 bu. nd hlp' ments were OflO bu.. aaalnst receipts last year of 558,000 -bu. and ahlpments of 004,000 bu. Clearancea Were T9.O0O bu. of com, 27.000 bti. of oata and wheat and flour equal to 3ti4.0l0 hu Liverpool closed VI lower to Hd higher on wheat and vd Ihwer on corn. Seaboard reported 1.89(1.000 bu. of wheat and ino.ono bu. of corn for export. Local ranga ot options: patents." jfi nr clear. M.flflO: cond clears, 13 101.20, f KKD-HI. naA daman-' at '-.'i'V -,0 arrive closed at t.mi. l444A.N-.In bulk, IJO.TCU 21.00. . . .. OMAHA GENERAL MARKET Ceadltlea f Trade aad Qaetatleas - Stable aad Faaey Proaaee. EGOS-Per doi., 19c. BL'TTf.R.Pm iin iiu.k mu' rhnlne to fancy dairy. 23c: creamery. 28c. CHEESiC Ne- full prm Wisconsin twins, ltc; new full creem, brick, ltic; do mestic,' new Swiss, iyglMc; new llmberger, le-iilflc; young Americas. 16o. LIVE FOULTRY-Sprlng chickens. 19 11c; hens, avjlOc; roosters, 6c; turkey, 12o; ouchs, yaiioc: Bees, sc. HAY Choice No. 1 unland. 110.00: m- lum. 9900: Nn 1 hntlnm U.O0: off grade from IS 60 to in SO- rvi at aw. 17.00: Nil. 1 alfalfa, 111.00. FRUITS AND MKI-ON8. APPLES Wealthy tt an tier bu. : Cali fornia Bellefleur. i2.2033.2e; Wolt river eiuiirs. i w eor.ioni w Articles. Open". Hlgh.j Low. Close. Tea y Wheat . I Dec... 4S , HaV, W M May... l ooi i (HHi V9T 9 1 om-i July... 9;Vj W'i 9d . 94 I4. Oom Dee.... 2t ' 67 - f3- KV4 6'JV, ' May... .. bik MS 64 M 6314 July... &ij h 624a 624 ?. Oats-' . Dec.... 60 I 40il 4t 40'A May... tiy, 63V4j C14.I 62V Hj Omaha Cask Frleea. WHEAT-No. I hard. W4c; No. t hard I spring, su No. 92&92Vic; No. 4 hard, 690 90c: tio grade. eUrfj8t;c. CORN NO. 8, otVif.B'.iT-; No. 4, KiftWHc no grde, 62&64c; No. S white, 6WaWc NO. S mixed. 46ii4ViC. OATS-No. t white, 4t;t4c; N. 4 White, 4Wi'46c; standard, 47iR47V,c. RT HJ-No. 2. 8uQ2c; No. t, 7&379C. Carlat Recelprs. Wheat Chlcngo 96 Kansas City 113 Minneapolis ....161 Omaha IS Duluth 414 St. Louli 90 Corn. 429 39 Oats SO CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Vmrvniir PTAMr I VI TiWnC ffor.nl rna tvll on nuvlna for the account ilLH lUUlV JIULIVJ AM) DU31Jof Insurance companies. Americans closed noo Hal--lb Feat ares of the Trading; aad Closlac Prices Board ( Trade. CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Llberal realising Sale caused a weak market In wheat here today, At the close December wheat waa ff Vc, Corn waa a shade lower. Oata were up Wo, Provisions were unchanged to hado higher. At the opening of today' market much long wheat waa offered, holdera being anx ious te realise on the sharp bulge of yes terday. The offerings were free throughout tha day. The market was also depressed y a decline In tha export demand and the ,'allura of rfie Liverpool market to fully re spond to yesterday s advance here. Prices stine.ned somewhat about the middle ot the davJon the report ot delayed seeding la TrxAi and Oklahoma, A alight revival In exiTrt business also aided tne bulls priot to tha close.' December opened Cffc higher to Wc lower at Il.tMi to tl.oHt, doclined to,l.mNc tind closed at tl l.(. Clearancecs of wheat and flour were equal to 864.700 bu. Exports for the week aa shown by Uradstreel s, were equal to 4,7(0,000 bu. Primary receipts were j3. wO bu., against l,34i!,Oui) bu. on the same i. ay a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Ciucago reporta receipts ot tittit cars, against cars last week and 8J0 cars a year ago. Tha corn market waa easy because of the Weakness of Wheat and favorable weather for tbe curing of the new crop. The vol ume of trade was small and the market closed easy. December opened a shade to Vu lower at SstitoWc to KW.c sold off lo 67c sold ore to 17? ATKRMrilNa IT.ieh &SM0c: Crated for ehlpnent, lio uer lb. CANTALOUPE Rocky Ford, standard crate, 12.25; home grown, standard, tl.it- l.'TAH PEACHP.ft Par box. 1.3o: Colo rado, tl.35. f'KARa-partletta. U 50 cer box: riemtsn beauties. 1.0O. ORAFFg-Homt grown. -lb. basket, a 2flo; California malaga, tl.71. fRt'Nra-i'i.k ton. ti ii:mr. xl.2a: Hungarian, $?00. BLUEBKRRirS Per It-ot., CM. - VMIfT,.1t NAVY BRANS tin. No. 1. tin; No. 2. 12 10: Lima. I Wo per lb. rOTA TOES Per bu., new. Vie. PEANB New wax and atrlno-i 40(M0C.Der market basket. BERTH. TURNIPS AND CARROTS Per market basket, floe. RADISH EH Per do, bunches, bom grown, h)c. tomatoes Home grown, market cas ket crate, &0c. three-crown loose Muscatels ara quoted at 9c; four-crown, 10c; seeded rslstns, VW9 CUCUMBER8-Per basKet, 86300. CET.ERt" Kaiafiiasoo, ZuilioO. ONlONis-Tcllow and red. to per lb.l Bpsnlsh per crate. 11.36. new I'Eft'KKS f er maraei dmmi, ne Iwcet POTATOES-Market basket. oc; Virginia sweets, per hhl. u.in. - REinr CtT8-No. t ribs. 14c; No. J rib. lie: No. S ribs, to; No. I loin, lite; No. I loin, 3c; No. 9 loin. P?; No. 1 chuck, 6Hc: No. 5 chilek. Ma; No. S chuck, 9c; No. I round, 9c; No. 2 round, 71c; No. 8 round, c; No. 1 plate, tc; No. I piste. iW. No. I pute, He, LEMONS-- utmonera, aco sts. ti.w. omer bisndt. Mufti. 00 less. DATES- KailawK', SUc; Buyer, tc; lowls, tc; ne st ted walnut lalei, box, II e. BANANAS - r medium ti3d bunco. t:0i.lt; I umbos. !2 0uSJ.60. ORANOFS Valencia, J and r siren, t4.tu'ti4,76; IS.. 150. 17. iL and 91 slseg. 92 "CALIFORNIA DRIEi FRUITS-Prune Are somewhat Unset,led by freer offering from accord hands, who seem desirous of moving supplies of Immediate grades Quo tation range from (c lo lo for California fruit and from 640 to Ic for Oregon. Peaches are slightly easier, wlrn fancy yel low qucted al 13Hc. Ramus ar firm; Uo. HIDES AND TALLOW-Oreen ltd, No. 1, IVc; No. t, 7ViC; bull hide; $c;. green hide. No. 1. Jc; No. 2. c; horso. H.S0U3.S0; sliaep pelts. r,0c$l.. Tallow, No. I. 4Ac; No. L HWC. Wool. 16t22o. COrFEE Roasted, No. . Ke per lb.; No. 20, HHo per lb ; N.. 99, lo per lb.; No. 21. Uu per lb. PIBH-UallbuL llo: trout. plckerol, 10c; pike, Do, pike, freah frozen, 12c; whltensh, ItUliin; bunalo, ic; bullheads, skinned and ilteeAed, l"te( catdsh, dressed. 17c; whit perch, 7c, whit bass, Itc; blacK bass, 2c; sunfish, OQfot crappies, 6ol laraa craniilas. ihc: herring, freslt Irosen 6c i whltensh, frosen, lSS15c; pickerel, fresh frozen. Be: Enaniah msckerei. lie: natlva mackarsl. lu.c per nsh: codfish, fresh froseu. lie; red snipper, lie; flounders, fraah frszan. L!oi haddock, frssh froten. Ic: smelte, 13o; shad roe, 4io per lb.; frog legs, ibo per dor; green-sea turtle tne&t, ion tier lb. CANNED (JOOD3 Corn, standard west ern, fi&o. Tomatoes, fanny 3-pound cans. SI. 4: standard. 1-pound cans, II Ho. fine annles. aratsd. t-nnund. I? )4l2.JO: sliced. tl.7Wz.2S. Gallon applea, li.te. California aprlcota, 12.00. Pears, 41.7bt2.M. I'eachca, tl. 7502.10. L. C. peaches, 92.0002.60. Alaska salmon, red. 11.20: fanry Chinook, flat. fancy sockeye, flat, II 9 i. Bardlnea, quarter oil, I2.it; Ihreeuarter mustard, 13.10. Bweet potatoes. i.Z612.'. SauerHraut, 90o. PuniLiUins. lOifiJl.OO. Lima branu. it-pound. ;ScmJ1.-5. boaked peas, 2-pound. 0c fancy. ll.2t1.4i. Volume of Dealings Smallest for Year and Pricea Are Slufgiih. SUPPLY OF STOCKS SCANTY Baying, However, Come Oalr When Coaresslons Are Made Me esa eat ot Faada from New York a Factor. NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Dealmgs In atock were the smallest for any day thus far this ysar, and. discouraged commission brokers express small hopes of any early betterment of Ihla stat of things. Public Interests seem nonexistent, and the filsh drift of prices today represented notli ng more than the tentative maneuver of small nrofessional trader to feel tha mar ket. The beaia are Intimidated by some recent unfortunate venture In which the market supply of tock proved canty and drove them to cover a loss, and there I no encouragement to buy dock for an ad vance whore the demand Is tsgnant. That locks are In scanty supply, howeverwa an observed fact In today market There was a slow absorption at some points In the market, but It was only on prlc r Cerstons that It was msnlfsst. The preliminary estimate of the week a currency movement offered on convincing motive for the repression ot speculative activity In the enormoua decline that la making on New York bank' cash resources. The' feature of the currency movement Is the estimate made by the banks of the hesvy movement of balance away from New fork on the exnress movement It appear that t3.BOO.00U to 14.000,000 has thus lert .New York. The Indicated caslWoss of M.IOujOOO to 13.900,000, While the surplus Item stood last week at 6.ll,E75, explains the tightening ot the week money market. The Interior movement of currency evi dently Is rising to a full tide an11? ex pected to continue through a part ei tne present month. The stock market does not call for extended comment. The Southern railway stocks wer conspicuously weak, although- the selling was not heavy. Con tinued poor earnings reports were neinj in part to account for the movement. There waa a sharp rebound In the London price or copper and some benefit accrued to cop per securities there, but In New York tha metal was lowered In the quotation at tha Metal axchanaa once more. More than one-third of tho day' scanty total of stock sates was completed in me nri nour, and stagnation overcame the tut market com pletely. iiunds were Irregular. Torsi sales, par value. II 900.000. United State 4s, reg istered, declined 44 per cant on call. ruitinoer ot sales and violations nu lB New York Stock exchange: alas Hlfs. bW. Ciaaa, dtrll, with uncertain tendency. Japanese wer firm. Copper hare benefited by tha rise In the price In metal. Bostoa Stocks aad Boajls. P-OSTON. Oct. 4 Call loans, 4fl !" cent; tlm loans, ig7 per cent. Closing quotstlons on stocks and bond wer n follow: Atchlma aai. 4s.... t? Atlantis 4o 4a S Btfinham Max. Ceatrsl .... 7t CeJuawt A Hecla AtralKna K4 Ontannlal to td SHCprr Nanaa .... neaten A Alkanr Pair W.t Ho.ton tt Maine . . . .H1H Franklls BaatAe Elevate ...in Orankr Fitch bur pf4 l'-J l'la Horla Mai loan cantral .... IIHMia. Mining N. T.. N. H. A II.. HI Mohican t'slos .Psoitis iriUMnliawk .. 1 Monun r. a c. .. It Ole tiumlnlon ... .. tornia ..Ill Farm ..mQiilaay ,.10a Phannon .. 10 Tamarack Amar. Arfl. Cbam. so sr Aaiar. Pneu. Tube... A tear. Sugar 4o DM Kmtr. T. T. ... Aniar. Weelaa do pfd .., F.dlsns Kle. Ilium. Mao Elartrle Am pti Maaa. Oas pnit4 rrult Vnlla BUoe Mack. 4o ofa V. f. Steel so ff4 ..' Advanturs .... Allouaa AsialfaiiutM Bia. Aaka4. I.Oadoa LONDON. Oct. on stocks were as follows: Con sola, itieaer.. n u-H M . K. A t aoMiunt ...... l-lNr Tn-1t Ci-ntrsl AntnenSa ... AttJrs ... flaVf .. Baltilf u TUB It r Vnllrd Cnppor II V. 8. Mlnln V. S Oil KMil'tah tit victoria M Winona 23 WalTtrlna !', North Bulla 4 bulla Doslltloa .... , iHNaraoa .... Ki4Calatnt A Arttnna aS', Arlaons Conamaralal . .o0 . IKS . to . w P . u . v . it . an . 1 . . 7 . (4 . 11 . 47 . . I . 114 . H . 4 .! . 7 . tl . H .1W . II OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Moderate Bun of Cattle, with Quotable Change in Prices. No HOGS TAKE TURN FOR BETTER A Ohio . Cana4laa Paclne .., Che A Oslo Cstssa o Ot. Wasters, a, M. A 1. P... Ie Hors D. A R. a pfd Brio do 1st r'4 do M Pfd Orsndtmnk Closlair flocks. 4 Closing quotation ..1'4 TH Norfolk ft Waatara .. TlVj IT' Norfolk 8. W. pl SI Ontario ft Waal S1S4 rnnaHant Sheep aad l-aaib la Fair Receipt for a Friday, bat with Trade Slow at Aboet Steady Prlees. SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 4, 1907. Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs Sheep Official Monilav .S;j 4.072 25.-17 Ofllclal Tuesday 8,639 9.411 tuticiel Wednesday 7.1.9 J.INJ Offlclal Thursday .7M T.2l Estimate Krlduy I.fcW 4) 17.7t'l 17.70? 2.olJ 4.;'V0 01,631 loT.SM 75 31l 77. It' I ce.iau 113.1U1 Five davs this week.. .91.717 .' Same day last week....83.r.,0 9u.US BMnie days 2 weeks ago.-M.ltf bailie days 3 weeks ago. .3J.9-2 t.n Same days 4 weeks ago..'.H,,l.'H 9l, Same dava last year 90.470 21,260 The following table shows the receipt of cattle, hogs and aheep at Boultt Omaha for the year to date, compared with last y esr: 1907. 10- llf' L)ec' Cattlo m.m 75.W. 133.471 ...... Hog 1.02O.SS4 J.016.WH S4.SJ0 Bheep 1.476,S07 1d,74 a.2 The following table show the average prices ot hogs at Bouth Omaha for tne last several days, with coinparlsona: WKATHER IN . TllBv CHAI.V BELT Fair Satardar who No Important , Chaage la Teaaperatnre. OMAHA, Oct. 4, 19.T7, Tli weather ha cleared In the upper Mississippi and throughout the Missouri valley and northwest. Rain were acal tered over the outhwest, throughout til Mississippi arid Ohio valley and lake re gion during the last twenty-four houra and tbey ar general in the eastern states this mornlnp. Tho rains wer very heavy In the Ohio valley and lower lake region. Temperatures ar much lower In th,e lake region, central valleys and on the south ern Rocky mountain lope. They are higher in tha Atlantis states, on the Paciflil alone and in the extreme northwest. Th 1 weather will continue fair in tnt vicinity no important aiiid than advanced to &vWc. aold ofr to bl'-ma waa at 68Vsc. lcj1 racelpta wer 429 oars, tonight snd Saturday, with with 14 of cOntraot arade. nhania In temnetature. Oat were linn lite greater part of the I Omaha record ot temperature and prectp day because of the low estimate on this itallon compared with the corresponding year's crop made by a well known expert, day ot tha last three year: December opened 11.04 higher at bio, sold 1907. ISO. 1906. 1004. off to Uc and then advanced to 6J,o. Th Minimum esrrrature.... 45 (0 III S3 close waa ai bzc- i-ocai receipts, mt cara. precipitation w 4 w uu , frovlaion held steady all day because of , Normal temnerature for today. SO degrees. Hot a loo advance In the price of live hogs. At i)en0ency In precipitation since March 1, .he close January pork waa up a shade It inches il5.1WBl6.12Vi. Lard was unchanged at 2i4j. Deficiency corresponding period In 1909, Adams Bivreas AaialaTaniAted Cnppar . . . , Aiuar. Car ft Foundry .... 4.) afd A mar. Cottoa Oil do pfd American fciproea ,.. Aoir. II. A U (It Americas loo Amor. Unaeed Oil ........ do pfd ,. Atper. LsMomoUre do pfd ., Arnar. 9. A R. i pfd Aniar. Sucar ftaflsln .... Amer. Tob. pfd eortlf. .,1,. Auaodnds Mining Co AtohtauS do pid Atlantla Com tin llaltimor 01 Hi do pfd ...... Brooklyn ft. T. .. Canadian Partita , Contra! st Now Janey ., Cha. ft Ohio Cni.iaKO Ot. Wfators .... Chlcaso ft Northwotlora ., C. U. A He P Chlcaco T. A T. do afd C . C, C. ft It. I. Colo. Fuel A Iran Colo. A So a la am o I at pfd do Id pfd , Oniieulldated Oaa Cora ProduotB, rafg do ed Dolawaro A Yludaon .... Pol.. Uck. A Waat Denver ft Rh Uiaad .... do pfd blatlllara; goaurlUos trie da lat pfd do Id pfd UanerM klactrlo lllluola Central luUrnatloual Paper do pfd .. lularnational Pump ....... dnv pfd tews t'antral do pfd Kansas Cltr loutharn .... do ptdjfA taniiadllk A Naahvlll ... Maatoaa Cantral It Ian. A tt. touts U.. St P. ft 8. Its. M do pfd Mlaaourl Paolfl II., g. A T 4 pfd , National toad ,., Nal. It ft. ef Max. pfd.. Now J ark Central N. T.. o. A W. Norfolk ft Waatora do pfd North Amartosa P.MAO Mall , Poftrlvanta Poepls's Oas f, C C. ft it. I Prsaood Sloel Car do pfd 1 rVUmaa Palace Oar Readme da lat ptd do M ptd Rrpublla Stool do pid I aland Co. C-ioo 4044 tH l.sM tfi M 100 K Mvt 9n0 II Sft U 'ioo tiHi trrii ease e o 9 o a a eo a 'lie H' iivi it! ioo iiii iiil KH 17 M14 400 uivi 111 'TOO ITU, IT" , 9,004 l MI4 SOO 19 In H0 7f'4 79 an ltd k ! rioi irvi irii . I.Ptfl Kill I 'in it" as) 114 su. 00 1414k, 124 4.KIO 111, U74 I no alo 00 0 too M 'ioo 'ioo I, O0 'joi 1. 19 100 1M 100 1400 1.KS) too I1H 6)1 41 lot 12H liivi mi 14 ii" 129 U1 IVm 0OV4 Mi litvi U It ir 1I4H 70 Uvt 103 Vi 17 4H MO lit tiioi iivi Llo) .0 9. 10 1 W tov. liH to U ' Kit l 10(Vi 1 40 ui" xvi 10 i Mil TO lit ISO M n IPS 1 t I 19 II 91 7V It 3J1S4) TT t4 14 l Tt '.' U 7H iuh 171 US H 1171 4 II 41 H 4t ISO Wo 44 1M 474 94 1 it mt 11 i ::"t .. lvt .. .. .. tn ..Mt .. "H .. r4 .. an .. ii .. to .. HVi oulet at 80 u-ioj per ox. VONTrY--9 per cent. Th eats of discount In the open market for short bills Is t IS lftH per cent. The rate of discount In the open market fo throe months' bill I 49IVt per cent. New York Bllnlns; Slocks. NEW YORK. Oct. 4,-Closlng quotation On mining stocks were ns follows: llllnoatantral 141 Lnnlai A OJaih 101 SII.VBR.- Bar oule .MI4Rand Mlnra . 14 Rradlni . So. Rallwsr .1!1H do Ptd . 10 Vi So. Parltln .. . 134 Union PaclBd ,7 do pfd . I4U. Ktool .. . 47 da ptd . 3S Waba-h 22 a do pfd SpaMon 4t .... Adams Cos AH00 Breaea Brunswick con. ConutocK Tnnnal Con . C.I. ft Vs. Hm SHrer , elrrm gllrw .... Leodrlllo Con. I ....too .... 13 .... II ... M .. 70 ..-.If) ....190 I LI til Chlat Ortarlo Ophlr Pntoat saSO Piarra Nevada , Small Hopes Standard ... I ...M ...If ... II ::: ... i ...14 OffaraA l!i-PI. Sept. 22... tfept. 4.., Sept. 15.. Sept. S.. Sept. !7.. Sept. M ... Sept 29 ... Pept. Oct. l.. Oct. 2.. Oct. I... Oct. 4.... 6 Mvii Fvi 6 4Vi s an W I 9S a SOS 9 01 9 91 6 t0 S4 I S 29! 0 171 6 18 t 2X, 6 1! 9 ?4 SO! I IK 21 a 9 to tl th 171 29 19 9 1 19 ilfi 5 781 o 9 97 5 97 6 74 t 651 5 T81 T 00 S f9 6 9f 9 72 9 t9 i 71 & 741 t 7 B 0S 7 9 70, I in -7 34 9 74 9 LS I 101 9 751 5 00 5 74 B 92 9 1 7 II t 24 7 14 t 201 t 961 7 904 7 81 S M 9 SO e i 7 9 11 S 93 S 76 6 9 69 a Sunday. TtavaKe of Omaha Kansas City . Chicago St. Louis Btoux city ... The official lrlees. fattla. ..$ Ef6 66 .. .00fu,7.0t .. ).iyv,i7.S0 .. 1 TB-irr 15 .. 2. Wl .W number of car Hor. 5. SofSS. 19 6.0"ab "5 6O07J0.77H 5 ryoii.SO 6.7Ca6.00 uf stock 1 i-t 4 1 Tin r ..: w a m 1 M If-J so I 75 m l 14 I 17.'. SO I TS S ... : J4 ... I T t V-t n I a t7 40 I 71 7 11 I SO 61 tJ SO I TS T .114 11 M '4 ... I Tl r V ... I H ? 190 ISO- Tl HT 10 I S tH ... IN 41 IM M I Si it tl ... I Tl tl W 4 0 M m s H tot a 0 e isl ... tan 47 to ... So 51 rM M 9 94 174 ... I 14 SHKEF-Ther wa a fair run of beep here for Friday, but the total for tha week shows a heavy falling off aa compared with the previous week and a heavy decre a compared with a year ago. The market yesterday wound up rather slow and dull on feeder and uult a number of old feeder ewes wer carried over without being old. The fact I that old ewes have at no time thla season been very active seller. There la a good demand for ewes that will do for breeders, but th country I not very wild after common old feeder ewe. ThI morning th market opened about where It left off yesterday, that is, slow, but with price lust about steady. The fact Is there has been comparatively little change In th market all thla week, pricea from day to day continuing In about the aame notches. Aa ususl the last of the week there were coniDaratlvelv few coun try buyers, in which waa the real cause for the dullness In the. market. Hackers all seemed to be needlnt a few sheep and lambs, but the offerings of stuff suitable fur slaughter wre Very meager, being limited mostly to small lot sorted off from strings of feeder. Quotations on good to choice killers: Lamb, $0.767. lfi: yearling wether, Ui.EO'a 4.73: wathora 11 anffifi : awes. I4.90drt.00k No quotation are given on fair to good. L-lllnro mm tmmAr Itlivara are taking tjrttC-1 thally everything or that flecrlpTlon mt better prices than packers will pay.- Quotations In feeders: Lambs, S.00f9.W: common lambs, IS (VT1 00; yearllnira, lfi .900 6.80; wethers, 4.7TifiT,.15; ewes, 14 OOfuM.W; common ewe, 4.Ji'u J.75: yearling breeding ewe. KLOOfloO; aged breeding er.es, tS.OOCj 8.75. Representative tale: No. A v. 3M Wyoming lambs, feeders 6 361 Wyoming lamba, feeder (19 861 Wyoming lamb, feeder M 360 Wyoming lamba, feeder fS 350 Wyoming lambs, feeders 4S li9 Wyoming lambs, feeder S2 v ". tesrllng. feeder 77 133 western ewe 101 161 Western wethers 94 91 western lamba, feedera AS 472 western lambs 60 So riah ewea VM 69 Utah ewes, feeders 109 DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE Fall Retail Busineti ii All that Could Sa Desired. COLLECTIOIfS ' ALSO XMPEOYI Better Feel I a a; Markets for Mill Are Prevails la rrtmari Basy Woolea Dank Clearings. OMAHA. Oct. 4. -Bank clearing for today war ll,lPt).069M and for the corre sponding dale last year tl.781.C9C.43. brought In totay by each road a ...... Cattle.Hogs.Bheep.il O., M. & St. P Mo. Pad Union Paclflo C. & N. W. (east).... C, N. W. (west).. C. St. P., M. it O.... C., B. A Q (east).... C. B. & Q. (west).... C, R. I. & P. (east). C, It. I. t l. weei;. Illluols Central 2 20 83 7 3 S 27 28 8 9 1,4 ., 43 IS 1 6 12 1 1 8 n z mm a- 400 14 14 too I.IUO tH 4414 tubs wer a shade higher at li'.oi Kstlinated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, 61 cars; corn, id cars; oat, lit car; hog. 9,000 head. Tne leading luture ranged a follow: Article. Open. High. Low. Close. Tes'y Wheat I Dec. I WJj'ftl May 1 . 1 ''l July 1 03Vru KUVs! Corn Dec. 6SfSV, May 5UVsJ'Vl Oat I Iec. 62 May 53Ti!irt Pork- Oct. IS 97V4 Jan. 16 l'i'U' 16 1.' . Lard- k.t. I -m ' Nov. 9 6 Jan. 76 Ribs tk-L T 78 Jan. 7 6o I Ol 1 07H 1 03H KM ..54 13 97V4I la la as 9 06 l oev, 10a.1 i 1 OOHti.l Olfff7 I wj 1 Wv 1 03 i Pl 61 13 97Vi is H'a i 16 liVil a7ui 9 , 7 TS 7 fcu 7 85 I T 86 6RV4 6UV 64 13 97V,; l lu 16 12H 87Vfc Indies. L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster. 1 07V 103H aiH Mi 6SV6 13 80 15 10 75 8 7iVw 8 12- ...... ... I l oj- i ta i a.' 8 96 9 06 s 'at 7 70 7 si'Vk 1 ) No. 1 Cash quotation Were a follow: FLOUK Strong; winter patenta, t(.20ff 4.50; winter etratgtita, t3.noii-t.i6; nrini (stents. 96.10iS20; spring straights, HttMs l.pi; bakers, 82.7wij3.lsB. WHEAT No. 2 spring. II.0Stfl.10; No. 1 7ctil.l!; No. 2 red. 97fU8Vc. COHN-No. I, Sic; No. i yellow SliVifKSVic. OAT8 No. t, R.'Sc; No. 8 white. 47iii.Vo. RYPJ-No. 8, Soc. BAKIJCV Keir to choice malting, 9t?19c. Pt:Ui8 J'lsx, No. 1 northwestern, Sl.llVi; trim timothy, 84.0; clover, contract grades. J TS. fKOVISlONl Short rib, aide ( loose , f.Ktftf.SS. Mass pork, per bbl.. 914.0O914 10. Uard, per I'M lbs., 8a.87Va; short clear lu iboxea), m.owuo. 10. Following were the receipt and hlp- menis or nour ana grain: Articles. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbl 20.2UO 24 too Wheat, bu 99 W0 2:i).7t) Corn, bu 6. W 745 600 (mil, bu S23400 139.900 lit'. bU 15.7110 Wiley, bu 83.9U0 S4.900 On th Produce exchange today th but ler market waa (toady. Creameries, 349 Vc; dairies. ttitrSla. Pgs. gteady at mark, case included, ltH-H'-c; nrsts, yic; prim nrsla, 28c. Chee, atosdy at 124 Llvereeol Grata Market. LI V E RPOO L, Oct". - WHEAT - Spot, nominal; futures. steady; leceiubr, - bM; Marclt. IsJd: May. 8 37id. COKN fiDOt. steady: mini mixed Amerl can. SelVtd. Futures. qulst, October, lal'td; January. 6aoSd. Uulatk Grata Slarket. DCLUTir. Minn.. Oct. l-WHICAT-No northern, 1 Un: No. 3 northern, tl.Osi No. $ nortlurn I t atoro, 1.10Va; No. 3 northern in tor. 9107; December, 11.09; May, 11 .131, Mlafieweella Orala Market. SJIJOrBAWLIH, Oct. 4.-WHKAT te cen.ber. II P! Wit. 07; May, $1.114; No. hard, tl-UVa,; No. 1 northern. IlllS,; No nortLer:i, i. '; No. 3 nuitiiein, (l.oiv oi4r 'LOUR-riw (latenu, 85.9UJ.tO; second St. Loots Oeaerat Market. ST. LOUIS. Oct. 4 WHEAT Firm; track No. t red cah, 99cff(11.01; No. 2 hard, Hecirf 101V4; December, 9ec; May, 1.05V. CORN Steady; track No. 2 cash, 81V4C; December. -64V9c; May, 6oc; No. 8 white, OA l b Firm; intra io. m caan, iwyviu, December, ISTsetjOo; May, 62V.C; No. 1 white. au: ... . , KLOl R f irm; rea winter patents, ai.wui go; extra fancy and straight. f4.064.40i lear, 83. 2r,ifj 'S.76. Bi:EI Timothy, ateady 84 0OS4.26. CORN MKAL-Steady; 92.86. H KAN Strong; aacked. eaat track. $1,169 ",... . . HA Y Bteany; limoiny, u.wmi9,si prairie, IS.OOtfi 12.50. inur luiitm hlo-ai.w. HAtlOlNU 11 6-Wc. 11 LW1 P TWINP 11c. PKOVISIONll Pork, unchanged; jobbing, t'oniral -teaihor $16.00. Lard, higher, prime steam, So.,u. Dry salt meats, sieaay; Doxea extra snorts, $a.i5: clear ribs, la -o; short clears, $9.oO. Bacon, steady; noxeu extra snorts, sio.uv; clour ribs. I10 12H; short cleara. I10.U1. BRAN II 16W11. POULTRY Firm; chickens, 10c; spring. 124lVc; turktys, 12Vs'also; ducks, 'JVfcc; eese, 60. . . . , . -r. Tr, . mftaiAn. til I 1 cr c II III . vicaiimf, MLyw-jBjw. KQOS-Flrm; ITHc, case count. Keceipis. cinipmenis. ., s.tav 90.000 ,i 13C.(J0 . n6.ooo do Bid t l i i. r. ts pid SI. u .-w " do pfd Ssuthors Pad Ho do p'd .:v Southern Railway do pfd Tons. Coal A Iron .... Taiaa Paclflo T., 81. U A W do pfd tin Ion racino de ptd , - U. S. Ciprass V. S. Raalty V. 8. Rubber do pfd V. . Steal do ptd Vt. -Carolina Ckomlssl do ptd Wabaak do pfd .'. Wallo-Farao Riprae ., WaaAnfhauaa Eloctrls Waatara t'nloa W.1LI wisconaia central .... e pf Korthora rap I no 10 lii !) i.mo 9!io TO 4.00 l.N 11.404 H 44 U u 14 4116 iW 44 Ulk 109 4T do ptd Sloaa-shf Aald Oreat Nortbara ptd Interboroush Mat. do pfd Ex-Dlvldand. Total nalo for the dir. 1.40 tl.OUl) "' " 100 1110 w l.i 100 'ivi I. too 1.100 UO 4 M "is' u lt 4iS 90 It' Js 1 iiii 114 W 47 i IK " '' f 111 la 144 144, ii" iii A 14 44 127 4i" 117 24 Sit, 14 ft 104 s I'e 44 Si 4 .01 91 44 at 44 94 ti 164 Mtt Tl t f It 44 u tl 14 It lvt K " U4 U714 11 44 44 7 14 w 1 ,..H l 9tl ill . , 14 14 117 14 44 lit A Wool Market. B08TOM, Oct, 4. WOOL Th ,Coni merulal Bulletin of Boston, basin Ita re porta upon statistics gathered for the government, will ay tomorrow of the wool market: The market "haa been" ex tremely active. Conservative estimates arafcr between 26.000,000 and 30.000,000 pounds changing hands, largely line sta ple lertllory, at 26a for fine and 2SV4i for half-blood, the scoured basis being 72o tor tho former and 6667c for the Utter. Supplies of Montana, Idaho and other staple are much reduced, and It Is eeserted that practically all the graded Montana on the market has been cleanoJ up. Fine delaine haa moved freely In deliveries on- former contracts and new bualnesa Is at 41 He for washed and 13c for unwashed. Larger sales ot threo slghther fleece are at 8333Hc and there le more- doing In quarter-blood at 30 4i tic. Half-blood 1 firm and closely aold. The shipments of wool from Boston to Ootober 8. according to the same authority, are 196,332,189 pounds, against 178,660,888 pounds the same time last vear. Th recelnts to October 3. Inclusive. were 16ft.IS3.8S4 pounds, against 234.560, S18 pounds for the same period last year. LONDON. Oct. 8. WOOL The nfin of the wool auction sale closed today. Throughout tha sale Merinos experience! a reedy sal and price advanced 10 10 16 per-osnt. . . Cross-breda were not In good condition and medium and coarse eased at the ooenlng. but closed firmer. unchanged to I per cent .dearer. Fin gradea, especially those suitable for Americans, euld briskly at an advance of 7V6 per cent. Cap of Good Hope and NLaJ averasait 6 net cent dearer. Dur ing the series home buyer look 34.000 bales, the continent 81.000 bale. Ameri cans 1.000 bale and 7,000 bale war bald ever. r. LOIM8. Oct. 4. WOOL Steady; Medium trrades. combine and olotblng. tHjtc: light tine. 2222Vc; heavy fine, 17rlSo; tub washed, HOJoc. Metal Market. NsTW YORK. Out. 4. MKTALS The Lon don tin market was unchanged to 150 hieher. with foot Quoted at 167 15a and futures at 4164 6s. Locally the market waa dull and unchanged, with spot quoted tit 1:14 C1UA3S.12V4. Conner was higher In the London markut, with spot quotsd at 62 17a ad and futures at 4161:. Locally the mar ket was weaA and lower, with lake quoted a,i aia. . i, riBiiTuiju. ,...-.,...-1 anil caatlnar at IIS 75rf 14.00, Lead was un changed at 19 16a In London and remained dull but unchanged In the local market. Spelter was unchanged locally, but ud vanced to 21 6a In London. Iron was lnme In tha Enallsh market with standard foundry quoted at 64a 3d and Cleveland warrants at 66 3d. The local market was w.taker In tone, and continued dull. Quo tatlonsi No. 1 northern, 319 75a0.60; No. t northern, $13.(3-V.OO;. southern grade. nominal. IVew York Geaeral Market. r ..... 1 . D A Bam. steady : fair rstlnlug, l.4Do; centrifugal, M teat. 8.9ou: molasses sugar, 1 100. Retlned. steady; crushed, 6.70o, powdered, 6.10c; an. nulatarl 6.00,3. COFr tlu-Suady; No. 7 Rio, .0Vc; No. 4 Santos, le. CHEKSB Btreng; state, run cream, email colored and white, line, 16V4c: state, full cream, small colored and white, good to prime; UVi(16c; atalo, full cream,- email colored and white, common to fair, liN,d l4Vc: state, full cream, large colored, fin, 16 Sac; state, full cream, larg white, 16c; tate full cream, whit, common to prime. UHDriiiO BC'TTER Firm, unchanged. EOG8 Firm, unchanged. POL'LTRT-Allve, eaay; spring chickens, 14c; fowl, 15c; turkeys, 14c; dressed, un settled; western springs, l2318c; turkeys. iuibc; towia, jaauc Totnl reoelnta.. mt,. i.nnitinn r the day's receipt wa as follows, each buyer purchasing the num ber of head Indicated Total ,,, ha Packing Co 819 Swift and Company Cudahy Packing Co Armour & co........ Cudahy (from K. C.)... Swift (from fT. wnnnj. Vansant. ft co Carey & llsnton Mccreary tt uarsy Lohman Sc t-o Hill A Bon F. P. Lewis..... Huston A Co.......... ... Hamilton A Rothschild.. L. F. Hubs L. Wolf J. II. Bull Sam WertlielmeT Mike Heggerty.. J. B. Root Si Co......... O. McConneughey T. B. Iiigrtram Sullivan Bros Lehmer Bros Luer Bros Lelghttfn Smith & Payti Other buyers Cattle. Hoge. Sheep. 876 6) f 225 151 128 278 177 4S 69 71 136 22 114 127 134 310 63 45 44 7 $ 4 22 632 6.8KI 770 1,6(4 1.493 1.611 15.212 3J5 1.471 449 39 Utah lambs, bucks 66 114 So, Dnkota-ewes. feeders 91 257 8o. Dakota wethers, feeder.. 81 361 Wyoming yearlings, fdrs 78 75 native lambs 7S 280 Wyoming lamb, feedera 48 Sit Wyoming ewea, feeders 91 NO Wyoming ewes, feeders 82 09 Wyoming ewes ana wemers..io 146 Wyoming ewes, feeders 76 Wyoming wethers 29 Wyoming lambs 6"0 Wyoming yearling wethers.., 1K6 Wyoming ylg. wethers, fdr 678 Wyoming ylg. wethers, fdr 369 Wyoming ewe 99 Wyoming ewe 128 Wyoming ewes, feeder....,. 44 Wyoming yottrllngs 256 Colorado ewes, breeder.... 60 western wethers 33 western wether 3M western lambs 1H3 western lambs jjpi 1 118 western lamb no wentcrn ittiiiuo, iruw " 132 western wether 845 Wyoming lamba, 370 Wyoming lambs. 649 Wyoming lamos, feeder.... cull, fdr feeder .. feeder .. feeder .. feeders .. feeders H2 11 62 48 79 79 M . ..100 .. 93 .. 81 .. 81 .. 87 ..127 .. 97 .. S3 .. S7 .. 63 ..103 67 225 , 278 821 Wyoming lambs. 169 Wyoming lambs, 849 Wyoming lambs, 4?l Wvomlns- lambs. 478 Wyoming yearlings, feeders. 121 Idaho lambs, cuns ana tars. 118 Wyoming ewes, feeder .... 3i4 Wyoming lambs 394 Utah lambs 135 Utah lambs : 621 Utah lambs, feeder 643 Utah lambs, feeder 248 Utah lambs, feeder 121 Utah wether 806 Wyoming lamb a Wyoming ewe 133 Wyoming lamb It40 Wyoming lamb 266 Wyoming lamb 186 Wyoming ewe 233 Wyoming ewe CHICAGO LIVIS STOCK . .... . Ml, . .a.T.'S B.ooa CATT Ll A usual on noay r-"r.,7 of oultlrt nil morning wji "'-- ; all over tb yarue. that they did not mTh. fC;rf0L.Oer.er:dn:en.ra.ly met wKh'qu.t. ready sal at .teady to .trong .... ... .t. commanded steady .,.l.."'V.w car. on .le gen erally ailhii In fair aeason In the morning. Th.rS wal Toulte a .nowlng of took cattle .H i f-edars. but as usual toward thelast nf I ha w eek, the demand alack ana tne tnajacv. very great tihange The feeder market was (omewnui slow, allhougn no nntlceu in uncca. this week has been In vry fair snaps, a having gone men mw v UUOIIUuna .--" "-j, , ,mA f.d aLeeta. M.toWi.w, lir i " Ouod to ciiuloe corn. corn teu corn-fed t . a k :'n common ' " 1 . w . . .h,i,. ranta .leer. .M WJ. .g ,,:",V tstoia u . uuudV) v tjw - llio SiTinnion to lair rang. 13 764.40 good to choice corn-fed cows and he fal a 83 ?5S.M); fair to good graaa cow leiiero, o.aw-.... -vrAnS . grass -cowa ana nsuera. -,7'(- fo choice .tocKer. endeeder; M..--. rair to ----- " j ,.n.r. ti nu MmmAII 1 a rair aiutavia - ' - H 00. . . B.pre.entai.ve a-.--. onm. .. .n 9C.....-. m in HEIFERS. alia m til " WETS TERNS-NEBRASKA. 1.. MS, 00 aha rea 14 cow.,.. 2 cow.... 14 cow.... H cow.... 13 cow.... 22 cow.... 9 cows.... 19 feeder. 20 feeder. 9 baiter bOO 78 900 937 611 80S 57 878 feeder.. 74 16 steer.. ..1190 4 steels... .lloo II calve... 3o9 3 calve... ZJ 2 calves... l& 8 calves... 147 H-47 .3 iO , 930 ? 66 , IM6 8 10 10 feeders. 11 3 60 J 26 8 16 3 10 8 69 4 W $ 10 4 00 4 00 4 76 4 29 126 100 I 26 8 75 11 cow 1042 813 340 96' UU w.6 8 feeders.. 983-4 0 i feeder.. S17 9 76 86 cow 11 cow... V5 cow.., 17 cow... 13 cow.,. 12 feeder 18 feeder 16 heifer. 15 feeders.. uju 19 f seders.. lCt'9 4 calve... 4t2 37 teer....H30 I steers.. ..114 4l calve... 319 calve... 3S0 calve... I 14 calve... loS 14 feeder.. 1178 16 feeder.. 80S 3 75 $06 874 I 46 7 S lt Flour, bbl. W heat. bu. Corn. bu. .. Oata, bu. .. 14.0U0 lSS.O'O a,(i0 Sl.ouO Kaaaas City Crala aaal .PrnvlsleBS. KANSAS) CfTT, Oct. 4. WHEAT De cember, c; May. $l.iin4 Cash: No. 9 hard. Iv&mc; ro. 4, wnuiVxc; rso. 1 rsa, 7WliWVic- NO. I. !fi'''c. CORN December, 50,c; May. 63c. Caab: No. 3 mixed. 68c; No, 8, 67Vc; No. I white. 6!c; No. 3, 68Vc. . , . OATS No. z wnue, ssiqouc; no. x mixea. 47i47Vm-. ti l I I HI K t- reamery , 20c. 29c; packing. EGUB Extra, aci nrits, 11c. Tj I ... I, , , - lis.ooo laooo 1 v . 4at lAl IT IB.t oeoooo 0.i"'J lliUtV 17,000 - 34,000 Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Oats, bu. Kansas City grain quotations: Articles. Wheet December. Msy Corn December. May I Open. I High. I Low. Close. .... 9514 95S'94;'9fr5H ....1U0H 1001 1 Oil II COVg .... 60-H 61 4 604 60tf8'4 .... 63 63V,J'H tZ-l I 63 B B bid. Mllwsske Grata Market. MILWAUKEE, Wis., Oct. 4. WHEAT Market higher; No. 1 northern, $1.U1 13; No. 3 northern, $1 (S1.10V; Dscsniber, II COS asked. . RYB-Market lower; No. 1, 96Va&7o. BARLEY Steady ; No. 8 cash, SltJtSe; May. Vc bid. Piorla Market. FBOR1A. Oct. 4 CORN-Lower; No. -8 yellow, 62c; No. i, 62',c; No. 4. SIVxc; no grude. 90Hc. OATS Steady; No. $ white, 60c; No. 4 White, 4'44X'. RY IT b: "ad ; No. 2. 874j68c. WHIblit-Ou the baa of $136, New York Money Market. NEW YORK. Oct 4. MONET On call trong; 8&Vt per cant; ruling rat, S per cent; closing bid, 4 per cent, offered at 4 per cent, time loans, nrm; su aays, per cent; 90 days, fix per cent; six months. 8 tier cent. PRIMU MERCANTILE PAPER-4 per cent. STERLING EXCHANGE Market strong, with actual business In bankers' bills at $4.9676ra6580 for demand, $4 ti-'Wa-t 821& for u dav bill. Commercial bill. 14.41?, BAR SL1VER-661; Mexican dollars, 61Hc GOVERNMENT BOND Easy; railroad bonda. Irregular. Quotations . on New York bonda today wore as follows: V. S. rot. 1. rog....lMMas. cos. sold 4s.... K4 o eeupoa lu4Mrx. Cantral 4s 17 V. 8. I. rag ltd do 1st la. II da esepoa tuH Mlsn. Ji St. U 4s.... 17 4a, rog..ii4s St.. H. T. iV4 oupos im 00 Ma n Amer. Tob. 4 44 Nat. R. X Mai. . 4 H So Sa N. T. 0. a. 44. ... 4 Atcblou a. 4S .... UfH. I. C. soa. .... Ill da ad. 4s 17 No. Paolte 4a 914 Atlsntlo C. L. 4s ... at da ts W ii a O 4s MtN. A W. eoa. 4.... It do IS ...;" O. s. u rfd te.... 44 Br. k. T. ot. 47... M4,Pona. ot. IVaa 94 Cent. l Oa. 44 11 4 R-dln (an. 44 do lat Ino at. L A I. at. s. lo.lut do Id too.' 44 It. U 4 I. f. tg. 4. t 4o 14 Inc....... 4ttt. U S.-W. a. 4.. To 14 Cbos. 4V Ohio 4.. lo "seaboard A. U 4a.. W 0. A A. 4 41 0n. Pa, ISo 4s sab; C, B. A Q. s. 4 ... 93 do lat 4a. cart Mi C . k. 1. A P. B. 4i. -So Hallway Is let, Co coL I Hi Trt. Paclfta tats.. Ill OCC A St. U . 414 T. St. L A W. 4s. TI14 Cole. btl4Iaad 4s ... taw Psios Pselso 4s .... tali to 10. a Bo- as .... aai."" ? . on.. ana ...lou.'. s. stool. H ta. Cuba Is () aV B. 4a., Plat. Sao. Is Krlo, pdor lias da do asa. , Hock. Valley 4s-. Japaa 4, cart do oert, 90 aorta L. A K salRod 4s. Bid. URrod. ...f. W Wabuk lata Tl do dab. B 44 'Waatara Md. 4 . 1 W. st L . 4s . Wls. Coatral 4s . 14JPa 4 44 Ati-klaoa or. 4 . 94 da c. ts 44 ir u 44 14 41 0 It, Mil tVerelga Flaavsietat. LONDON, Oct. 4 The demand for money war quiet and ratea were easier la the niarket today. Discounts were firm, owing to the uncertainty regarding .gold caporla. Cottoa Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 4 COTTON Future opened firm; October, 10. 83c; December, in mm-: January. 11c: February. 11.06o: March, 11. Uo; May, 11.17c; Jun. 11.18c; July, 11.240. 8 not closed quiet, 10 point higher. Mid' dllng upland. ll.5a; middling gulf. 11.90a. Sales. 3.100 bales. Futures olosed ateady. October, 10.71c; November, 10.74c; Decem ber. lo.91c; January, lO.twc; February, 11.03c March, U.Otc; April, 11.12c; May, 11.15c; June.. u.l7c: July, 11.se. LIVERPOOL. Oct. 4.-COTTON-8pot In fair demand, price 6 point higher to 7 nolnts lower. American middling, fair. 7.41d; good middling, Ssod; middling, S63d; low middling, .13d; good ordinary, t.46d; ordinary, 4 sod. ' ST. IOUIS, Oct. 4 COTTON Easier 1 middling, HTsc. Sales none,' receipt none; shipment, 84 Dales; biock, 2,mi bale. Pkllagelphla Prod ace Market. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 4. BUTTER Market Vxilo higher: extra western Cream ery. 81c: extra nearby, prime, S3cv EGOB Firm; Pennsylvania and other nearby nrsts, free cases, 26o at mark; Pennsylvsnla ana otner nearby current re. celpts, returnable cases, 24o at mark; west' ern oholoe, tree cases, 26c at mark; West' ern, fair to good, tree cases, ac. CHEKfK Firm; New York full cream. choice, 16Vo; New York full creams, fair to good, 14V4jl6c. Evaporated) Applea aaal Dried Fralts. NEW YORK. Oct. 4. EVAPORATED APPLES Market Is firm, with fancy quoted at loVc; choice at 9c, prime at 9Vo, common to fair, btjvc. DRIED FRUITS Prunes ar In fair de mand on spot quotation, ranging from i tjl2Ve for California fruit and from 7 to 10Ve for Oregons up to oOiijHO. Apricot and peaches - are unchanged. Raialna ar ateady at recent price. CoSTeo Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 4 -TOFFEE Market for future, firm; December, S.lfrc; March, l lOo: May. 8.fi6.45c; July, S 60c: September, S660; spot coffee, quiet; Rio No. 7, 6c; twuito mo. , oc; nuia conee, quiet; Uor- oova, 4uu. If yu nave anytning 10 trade advertise R In the For Exchange solum, of the Bee Waut Ad pages. t bulla 140U 61 feeder.. 631 26 cow... 8 cows... S cow... 10 cow... 8 holfer. 18 feeder 10 cow... 9 903 1180 986 . 683 4 26 8 75 $66 !W 20 00 4 2 $7i 4 00 $ b 8 26 8 76 4 ao 4 06 $05 $ 20 $ 4a $ 60 3 40 3 36 1 $ 76 9 cow 872 I 16 $ cow 1016 8 00 8 COW 943 8 S6 37 oow 644 8 00 8 cow 920 t 50 13 heifers... 600 $ 76 Wfhh Hulls Neb. 960 2 90 41 rows 958 8 IS Lotspelst Bros. Neb. . . t cow lm 3 10 7 cow 900 Z W 10 Cant well Neb. 4 I'd 13 cowa 1001 3 66 6 cow tt5 F. Maaon Neb. 8 00 15 cow 903 2 $0 WYOMING 17 cow 904 12 feeder.. 1079 7 Cow luoa M. 7 cow 1097 t 15 $ 16 26 steers.. ..1171 S steers.. ..ia 61 steers.... -6 steers.. ..12 18 feeder.. See 51 cow lOOO 4 26 4 00 4 46 4 46 3 75 8 66 94 Steers.. 114 stsers, 15 steers.. 16 steers... ,12i J 48 feeders.. 9ul ,1303 ,.lr? .'8 4 70 4 46 3 45 4 DO $ W SOUTH DAKOTA. .. 898 .. 911 ..101)0 3 85 t 20 3 20 4 60 , 64 . 63 . 53 . 69 . 98 . 76 . 60 . 90 . CI . 69 . 71 . 41 . 61 . 69 .117 . 67 . 97 . 43 . 51 . 64 FT. 40 5 40 $40 $ 40 8 00 $ 40 I 40 4 50 6 65 5 35 40 t 00 4 10 4 25 4 30 6 40 B 60 7 00 4 36 4 16 j 26 4 00 I 16 $ 60 6 76 I 40 $ 40 ei 90 4 90 4 35 6 75 6 15 6 75 6 26 6 00 8 66 7 00 8 40 S 65 60 1 76 46 8 46 5 46 6 40 7 15 6 42V, 6 60 4 10 7 16 7 10 7 10 6 60 ' I 60 8 10 6 40 8 30 4 ?fV $ 70 90 7 10 4 76 475 Trad ts Slow. NEW YORK. Oct. 4. R. G. Pun A Co.'g Weekly Review of Trade tomorrow will say: Interest center In fall retail trad and results are all that could be desired. Supplementary order are coming to wholesale and Jobbing house and satis factory results with autumn good on courage manufacturers to extend prepa rations for the next season. Mercantile collections have alao Improved. October payments are bring fairly well met thus Tar, although rates for commercial pa per are abnormally higher. No change ha occurred In the condition of the iron and steel Industry. A better feeling ex- ' lets In primary markets for cotton goo Is, while mills are producing a ranldly s , possible without overtaking orders te any appreciable extent. Jobber at the west continue to transact a larg busi- ness, although the money market Is still a restraining feature. Fewer goods ai sacrificed by second hands, removing th moot depressing Influence. Developments are alow In woolen, clothiers reporting littles progress In locating the trend of demand, which defers orders. There I now considerable Idle machinery await ing something definite. Better reporta are received from worsted manufacturer (tad . duplicate order ar expected to command high prlc. DIIADITRUETI REVtETV OF TBADU Report "Xrr Irregalar a4 Maty ladostrlal Line Less Active. NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Bradstreet tomor row will say: Trade reports ar Irregular, loma lines noting a relatively larger volume of busi ness than at thla time last year, while others Indicate an ciposlte tendency. At the moment business I of a fllllng-ln order character, although some sections report an enlarged house trade, owing to fall carnivals. Rretall trade, on the whole, ha been hampered by unseasonable weather, the temperature being too high for tbe snnsnce with the tightness In money, ap centers. Some orders for early spring re Many Industrial lines are less active on new business, and working forces In auoli line aa Iron, steel, car manufacturing, electrical good, shoe manufacturing and copper mining are being reduced. Lumber Is less active and new building I lighter, due In part to the approach of th closed season, but more particularly to the strin gency of money. The edge I oft th de mand for somn line of cotton good and concession can be obtained., but nrlntert and woven dress goods are (till atrong. Wool Is active as never before thl year, and coal Is In demand with a ecarclty ot ear In the weot and of boats In the eat a flee ting hlpment and mine output. Strike of sho hand, silk operative ana .uineia aueci ouiput at some center. Business failures In th United Slate for the week ending October I number 177 against 104 last week, 163 In the Ilk we 1W4. 18V in 1908. 196 1n 1904 and 107 n. Canadian failure number 33 a against 1st week and 22 in this week a va- ago. iTy.h!.tle,h,.olu,lln't flour' Pori8 from the United tSates and Canada of th Week ending October 8. aggregated 4.781.960 bu. against 4,876,737 bu. last week. 49i7tt this week last year and S ISA? tr, For tho first fourteen weeks ot tha year the exnnrta era aa an v.. ?r?Hlir"-HT98'ta Irt W6-7, and $4.Uo,4l$ bul n..rioA"iro.1' lh r f,$74 bu. is ok o? P1 Poria gainst ,W,H in 1906-7. . . 94 MARKET In 1903. 30 last bu. 1901. fiscal rattle gteadr Hon Stroafg to TK4 Cents Hlgker. m.ti.a j 1 '1TTI .V Tiartelnt s. estimated about 8,600 head; market Steers. 8S.25iB7.au; cows, j.ou-jo.w, IZtjoflS.OO; calves. $3.81.I0; heirers, 4.ww 6.75; tocker and feeder, ss.u(fio.w. HUUN-Keceipt, estinisieu """-"', - head; market strong to wo nigner. v-noice heavy, shipping, K3545A46; Mhl butotar IO.tMl6.bo; ngni mixeu. oo.j--. Iiatht. 8S.7043tS.85: packing, 4.titr.; ptgi $s.Kjr.25; bulk of ale. $8.9o.O0. . . , ao v. r . SS n a U mMmi asb mm a T 1 mated about 7,000 head; maritet sieau?. Sheep. 3.50(g.25; lambs, $6.007; yr llngs, $5.60.10. Kansas City Live ateeU Market. KANSAS CITY. Oct. 4. CATTLE Re ceipt, l.ouo bead. Including L200 ouinj;rns. Maraet Slow ana naaai , i',iBWI" r, 7,7 era, 16o to 26C lower man auonuey. v-..j.- m a a. A . IJ tti ar 7 rVt a gf aa as export aresseq oeet aiaaia, o.'ri.w. in amui t&0uu.u: western steers. St.oua 5.00; stocksrs and feedera. fLtXtj4.90; south ern Steers, $3.364.25i southern cows, 82 00 ti.3.60; native cows, 2.16f4.86; native helfere, 88.2o 60; bulls. 8x.6v4.00: calves, $3.0wbJ.60. itUUB Keceipts, o,uo liaau, uiai am, u higher; top. 10 30; bulk of sales, $ti.0i4.36; heavys. $b.tX((.)6; packer, $b.0e-3a; pig and light, $0.10a.8l. SHEEP AND LA MBS Receipts, ll.VOU head; market, steadyi feeder, lOo lower; lamb. 66.26u7.46; ewes and yearling. tblOOa t.0: rang yearlings, pJ.64rt.0, rang sheep, H-7&45.bo; stocksr ana toeaor. to.rmfo. tt. St. Louts Live Steak Market. ST. LOUIS. Oct 4. CATTLE Receipts, 4,600 head. Including 8,000 Texan; market steady. Natives snipping ana export steers, td.uW.16: dressed bsef and butcher ter. $5.26(04.16; stoor under 1,000 bound, $4.00 4i4.7o; Blockers andfeedra, 2.ifij4.75; cow and neiier. I3.uxiu.as: eanners. si.evas.sui bulls, $2.76f34.75; calves, $3.&tXuv7.7; Texas and Indian steers, $3.004t'5.36, oow and heifer. 81.76ISV.8&. HOGS Receipts. 8,000 head; market 60 hlaher. Pig and light. I4.50ifi4.b0: pack era, t6.60ta.70; butcher and bast heavy, tS.SfVTie.70. DnbLr AND IaA m ots xtsceipt, emu neaa; market steady. Native muttons, t3.0VHti. ; iumbs, Hbai.; cull And bucks, 6.0vy 6.00) atooker. 3.axa3.b0. St. Joseph Live Steele Market, m JOSEPH, Mo., Oct. 4. CATTLE Re- re nt. i.ioS rieaa: market sieaay: nstives, $4.50ro.90; cow and heifers, I1.7&3180; storkers and toeder. 13. 7541 4. 78. HOGS Receipt, 4,489 Head; market so hlvlieri ton. 94.30: bulk. I6.lf6l3fl.10. SHEEP AND IvAMBS rlecetpl, X.1 head; mkrket atrong; lamba, $o.608'7.80; yearlings, $5.2fyax.0. leax City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY, la.. Oct. 4. (Special Tel gram.) CATTLE Receipt, 600 head; mar ket ateady; beave. $4 85fi.50; cow and heifer. 88.60ti'4.50: Blockers and feeders. $3 6otl4 60; calves and yearlings, $2. 76 tl 1.83. HOGS KsotlptB, 3.4uO head; market (tesdy. selling at $5.70j4.00; bulk ot sale 6.7b.$6. Stock tat Slgkt, Receipt of live stock at th sis principal western maraeis yesieraaj cattle, 194. are 15,027,290 bu. HIGHEST HONOR FOR ROOT Speelel Seaaloa of Mexico Ckaakbeg of Depatle Coaveaed to Greet Htm. MTDQCO CITY, Oct. 4.-Secretary , of State Ellhu Root wa today th recipient tf th highest honors which can bo vraniea to foreign visitor at the City of Mexico. Ue wa Invited to be nraaint A Special meeting of the Chamber of Deputies, convened especially to how lh appreciation ef the lawmakers of this rc pirbllo for the distinguished guest of th nation, and In the evening a ball waa given at tns jockey club. Mr. Root visited the Chamber of Depu- es, the legislative body which corre spond to the United States house of rep resentative. Th entire membership of the house was present and tb enthusiasm . hlch greeted the speech of Secretary Root was boundless. After routine busl ness was transacted, the president of th council, Senor Emanuel CaUero, delivers! speech welcoming Mr. Boot In the naftie of the legislature of Mexico. Mr. Root, in reply aald, In part! Mr. President and Mam8a,a r. tt.. cv.n. br of Deputle of the United States of Mexico: am doubly sensible of the hlgn honor which you have conferred upon me r nn; surname toaay. i am sensible no of the mark of frlendxhin m mv ' country Involved In this reception of one ' of its officers In this distinguished man i.i ay tne popular lawmaking body of this great republic i slnoaraly hop, i-ot merely that X personally may never do aught to show myself to have been tin worthy of your consideration, but h. mV. country may . f orver. In its attitude ' sna conduct toward Mexico, Justify your, kindness. You will have aatheiad m my words which your president haa been good enough to quote in the admirable and grateful addreaa which ha haa 4n.a mad that J, am on of,- tho who be lieve that the old daye whan namn sought to enrich themselves by takl no way th Wealth Of Other bv forna A..-l7. to pass and are passing.. immediately after the session in the Chamber of Deputies Mr. Root went to tnt punaiDf or the Mexican Academy ef , Jurisprudence and Legislation, -where nn-'-other honor was conferred upon Mm by' ' mat o memoersnip injthat body. After this ceremony Mr. Root drove 1, th castle of Chapultepec to prenar" for . th banquet tendered him by' tha City of moxico at Municipal palace. .This aft Air waa one of the most brilliant event of th series In honor of Secretary Root. Formar Assistant Secretary of State Francis B. Looml arrived here today and called on Secretary Root. ' 27 stsers....!!' 4 76 14 steers.. ..1Z4S 4 t W steers. ...11 4 ou IV cowa i-i a 00 20 feeders.. luvtf 4 65 9 feeders.. 1114 4 65 21 Blockers. 826 I 40 11 Blockers. 143 3 ) 13 cows t'o s zu cow so sv 20 steer.. ..1130 4 30 COLORADO. 4 heifer... 787 3 60 11 heifers I heifers... 526 2 86 33 cow... 8 cow 8 50 7 cow.., 10 fesder..lt4 4 00 8 calve. HOGS Aftr being lower every aay sine Monday the hog market took a turn ror the better today. The market was. In fact, unevenly higher, with hardly any two salesmen agreeing exactly aa to jubi in; amount of th advance, inose who soia hogs at tho best time yesisrday morning could not see very much improvement this morning, llogs wtilcn soia a nine later yesterday sold today about 6c higher and those who were forced to sell at the ex treme low point at yeaieroay s rinse couiu see a luc advance today. Taking the mar ket all In all rt probably would tie nearest the truth to quuls It 6c higher than yes terday e general niaraet. a gooa many or 1 ha lw,aa aold inside tha range of 18.761 4 95. with some good light hog high a pi. 10. Th traa even at uie aavance waa very alow, there being an entire absence of life or snap. Representative sales: Ho. At. Ft. Na, te IM 1 I 41 4. II Urn la to Bouth Omaha Sioux City ... Kansas City . St. Joseph ... St. Louis Chicago Totals 1,600 . M 7,01)0 3.163 1 4.600 , $.600 Hogs. 4.3O0 3.400 S.0U0 4.49 6.t) 10.000 Bheep. 4.200 12,000 2.619 T.Ouo .20.153 82,189 36,819 14. 40.. M . 40.. It.. ..ISO ..9H4 . 144 I 7 a I TO 44 6 7 U III M IN 44.. St. V,. At. . .14 . .99 .17 ..S75 Sb. 4 IM .1.4 Pr. 6 as .. I 46 94 9 44 I V, ! 4 44 4 I 44 ... 6 IS QUIGG DESTROYSTHE CHECKS Neve York Traetlea Maa Says Aet Was to Ceaeeal Paysaeat frosa Coast. NEW YORK. Oct. 4--That he deliber ataly destroyed check for $48,878 so that be would not be compelled to ay to whom th money represemea oy tnem was paia, was admitted by Lemuel Ely Qulgg at the hearing on street railway merger mat ter before tbe publlo 'utilities commission today. My memory Is faulty. I should not Uk to attempt It," ho replied when At torney Ivln. who I conducting the to vestisatlon, gsked him if he could tell te whom the cheok were drawn. Beoretary D. 'C. Moorhead of tbe Metro politan company stated on th stand that ha had been unabl to local th check charged to tb "special construction ac count" and that he was certain they must have beta destroyed. ARGUMENT INF0RD CASE Fata at 'Frisco Traetloa Maori.... Will Be la Heads of alary fcy EvealBgr. AN FRANCISCO. Oct. 4.-Notwlth Standing that the Tlrey L. Ford defense today subpoenaed Abraham Ruef as tt, witness, when the time cam for th In troduction of evidence In behalf pf the general counsel of th United Hallrjad th attorneys for the defsna refused to offer any testimony, thua blocking any Intent th prosecution may have had lo make of Ruef a rebuttal witness and both ld went to argument, th oeoela Ithout having adduced any direct evi dence connecting th accused with the commission of th crlm charged snd the defen without having offered s sworn word In Its own behalf. Assistant District Attorney Ogar made the opening speech for the prosecution, Following hint Attorney A. A. Mooro ' opened for the defense. Mr. Moor will conclude In th morning and will be foU lowed by Earl Rogers, who will close for Ferd. Assistant District Attornef Heney In the afternoon will close for tbe prosecution. Judge Lawlar will charge . th Jury and th case should bs In th hand of th trial twelve by 1:30 o'clock A general belief prevail that tli jury will fall to reach a verdict. If you have anything to trade advertise It In - the For Exchange column of tb Be Want Ad pages.