1 GRAIN AND PRODUCE HARKEt
Satire Situation Bemairu Extremely
Strong:, Like Ball Runaway.
GOOD DEMAIfD FOE, WHEAT
Commission Henses Are Lively Bny4
ere and Bend If Ike Market
Several -Paints Cora
lo Strong.
OMAHA. Neb., Oct. ?,
The situation rental n extremely strong
Bnd looks Ilka runaway bull msrket,
Cables ara vry strong and fort-Inn de
mand very heavy. All train waa well
r"bM)ant and prices well advanced.
Ike Wheat opened atrona-, with a good de
Mnsnd, and light offering. Commission
houses and bulla ware good buyer and ad
vanced tha market aeveral pegs.
Buying Increased during tna session and
tha market closed very strong. December
' wheat opened at NQ and closed at e.
Corn opened strong, with no corn for
la at. tha at art. and. aa the demand from
commlaalan houaea Increased, prloea were
puahad up and made, easy advance, In
aympathy with wheat and higher cable.
December corn opened at 62tC Bnd closed
t 6Hc.
Oata opened atrong on scatte-.-nl buying
by commission houaea and light offerings.
lieeember option opened at 5V!c and closed
At Mo. . :
Primary wheat receipts were l.lflSOOO bu.
and shipments were 716.000 bu.. agalnat re
eelpta laat year of 1,641,000 bu. and ehlp
fnenta of 8M.000 bu.
Corn receipts were 1,818,000 bu. and ship
ments ware 78,Ono bu., agalnat recelpta laat
year of 620,000 bu. and ahlpmenta of 882,000
brjshele.
Clearances were 112,000 bushels of corn.
.000 bushels of oats, and wheat and flour
equal to 64,000 bushels.
Tha world's shipments of wheat this week
were 1J.M4.000 buahela, last week 10,640,000
bushels, last year ll,68,O0O buahela. .
Tha world's com shipments this week
were 8,aM.onr bn., laat week 3,846,000 bu. anJ
last year 8,168,000 bu.
Liverpool dosed ld to l?d higher on
wheat and fed to MA higher on corn.
Seaboard reported 4,000,000 bu. of wheat
and 7Xai0 bu. of corn for export.
Local rang a ot options:
Articles Open. 1 High. Low. Close.1 Sat'y.
Dec.... 54f 8 if
May... 101H 02 I 01l
July... fJSI 7H KHl
Corn II I
Dec.... . 62H MH KV4
'May... 13J M 53H
July...l W b3 bV
Oata- 111 I
Dec....l 60 f M I tV
' May... 62 M4 6ZH
Jury...) to, 40! 4THI
00
62
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63',?
M
B .
Bl f
62l
47HI-.
Omiks Cask) Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. KWffftotic;. No. 3
Jard. , 88n5o; .No., 4 hard. Wfi4ttc; No. 1
spring, PSSc: no grade, H4tf(8c.
CORN No. I, 6o,667ie.o; No. 4, MVrflVe;
Its grade, 6dtieoc; No. J yellow, 5"6714c;
No. 8 white, fcc.
OATS No. 8 mixed. 4tVr44c: No. white,
4747c; No. 4 white. 4frvS14c; standard,
WOW-
RYE No. 2, mtc: No. 8. 7&J79c.
Carl at Recelpta.
'" , , , '. - Wheat Com. Oata.
Chleajo W 6-1 461
Kansas City 218
Minneapolis t 270
Omaha ; - 46 68 - 7g
Duluth 62H ...
Bt. Louis 176 ... ..:
CHICAGO' GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
, Fcatorca'of the Trading; aad Clostn-j
Prloea Boar of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct 1. The wheat market was
atrong today and prlcee soared to new high
record marks for the eeaaon. At the close
Wheat for December delivery showed a net
gala of lmc Com waa up Oata
were He higher and provlslona a shade to
ae -higher.--
Wheat bears were hunted hard today and
In their endeavor to cover short sales they
bid up prices fully 8c. At the highest point
of the day, which wss also the high point
e-a tha eeaaon.-tha May delivery aold at
and .December at tl.0.., Sentiment
IK the Iplt waa extremely bullish all day
The market was Influenced at the opening
by an advene of more than Id at Liverpool,
'which waa due. It waa aald, to the lack of
rain In India. Commlaalon houses and shorts
ware eager blddara, but offerings were com
paratively light. The demand continued
urgent all day, being Inspired to aoine ax
tent by liberal purchaaea of caah wheat for
export. It being eatlmated that more than
sixty boat loads had been taken by for
eigners. Other bullish factors were small
primary receipts and strong markets at
Minneapolis and Winnipeg.
The market aaaed oft a trifle on realising
sles, but the close was strong.
December opened He to higher at
63. 04. to 11.02. aold up to tl.OS and cloaed
at, $1.011.03. Clearances . of wheat and
Jlour were equal to 811,000 bu. Primary re
ceipts were 1.188,000 bu.. against 1,641,000 bu.
n the- eeme day laat year. Minneapolis.
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
01 cars, agalnat 706 cars last week and 1,180
ears ana year ago.
The corn market was strong all day be
cause of the upturn In wheat. Large pri
mary recelpta and favorable weather for
the new crop seemed to have little effect on
the market. The close was atrong. De
cember opened "40 to UtJ-Nc higher at b
M,c, advanced to 68Un and cloaed at 69V6c.
Local recelpta were 622 cars, with 161 of
contract grade.
- There waa only a smalt trade In oats and
the market was firm In sympathy with
wheat and corn. Shorts were the principal
rnyers. December opened He higher at
634j,c, advanced to 6So and closed at S3Hc.
Ijocal recelpta were 44 rara.
frovlaloca were atrong early In the day
because of higher prices for live hoga, but
eaeed off later on aelling by a local packer.
At tha oloae January pork was up 6c at
116.80. Lard waa a ahade higher at 88.77H8
180. Ribs were lc higher at 87.(6,
Eatlmated recelpta for tomorrow:
Wheat, S cars; corn, 471 care; oats, 80k rare:
hoga. 17.000 head.
ArtKlea.l Open.j High. Low. Close. Sat'y
Wheal
I
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J 0Sf 1 01H
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1 l 1 03i
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' May;.
VJuIyl;.
Corn.
Dee..:..
May...
July,..
Oata-.
' May'.!!
Pork
Oct.,..
Jan....
Lard 1
. Octv..
Nov,
Jan.,.
Kibe.
,Oct...
Jan...
1 taVovS
1 04V
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63k
63
S64l
S3
.
88
64,
14 16
16 86
07
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7 82
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7 86
f Cash ouotatlona were as follows-
FLOUR firm; winter patent. M.IO
4 60; winter atralgbts. IS.M9 4.26; spring
r stents, I6.10&6.S0: spring atraiglils.
4 S04 ; bakers. 62 7601 86.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 61.08V 1.14; No.
r 8lt-Otll4; No. 2 red. ,ci 1 1 M.
COrtN No. 2. 8c; No. i yellow. fc
J VtSc.
-OAla No. Si tv; No. I wnlt t
8c" .- , ' . .
RYB llc- '
BARLKV Hood feeding. "Uft ,c; (air
te choice malting. 86c 11.01. 1
t-EKlD8 Flax, . No. 1 northwestern.
W1.8. Prime . timothy. $4. to. Ciov.-r.
.ri wntract grade. 116.76. .
PHOVIION! tshort rlba aid, a tlooa.
IT tft 6.6. Mesa pork, per bbU 1 14.15
1 20. Lard, per lo - lbs..
fthort clear aides (boxed). IS &0fr .75
Receipts, s'hlpnientv.
Flour, bbls J.7oi ,1
fYheat. bu. 166.7SA - IH.J'iO
Corn, bu , ... .SJ.4rt tJI.Mtt
(lata, u , I4.8 ' J 59,40.1
Rye. bu., 21.400 1...00
sUrley. Ik., 11 ,s ' IJ.iOS
nt the Produce exchange loCdy (lis but
ler xiarket wee steady; creamar'ea. 14
S tries. Htl7e. Kvw; fli-m; at
Bisrk. rasea Included. 15tJTic; Urstt.
!: priiaa firsts. 2Jc. Clu-ese.. stsady at
U61.4C. , ' ,
' " ' "' ' ' t
Pcaria Crala Market.
PLXiRIA. HI.. Oct. 7.-CORN-8teadv: No.
I yellow. Oti'3'.ic; No. 8, lo; No. 4. 2c;
1 87T8(I e
OATS-Hiabr: N.i. while. IwWOUc: No.
I white. fU4160c. T ,-
WHISK Y-Or (be basla of 11.14.. . j
Mlaaeapolle a rat a Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Out. . 7- HEAT-Dt-muvT.
V W, : . May. 11., GC'.: No. 1
iar1. 11.16: N'n. 1 northern, IV1&: No. I
ii li-m. - flXVSMi. . No, I aerlberu.
I'VtulllW-
tLCiCiv-sUsl rlenl, t.tn6.W, second
patents. 8!6 40; first clears, M W4 2; se
ood rleara, H.4M W .
FFAX Oood demand; eloalng prices were
ll-W: to srrive, ll.Mi.
BRAN In bulk, 5.7621.00.
OMAHA WHOLES ALB MARKET.
CendKlea of Trade aa aetatlews aa
(aple aasl Faaey P red see.
FXJ9 Per doa. lQ1c.
BUTTER-Packing stock. He; choice ta
fancy dairy. 26c; creamery, 20c.
CHEE8B New full cream, Wisconsin
twlna, loc; new full cream, brick, lc; do
mestic, new Swiss, 86tr3Sc; aw llmbergsr,
I6lc; young A merles a Isa. i
LIVE POULTRY Spring chickens. 104
llci hens, O10ct roosters, sc; turkeys, lje;
ducks, itrioc: geese, 6c -
HAT-Cholce No. 1 uplsnd. 10. me
dium, 19 00; No. 1 button, ft.00; off grade
from 15.60 to 8160; rye straw, I7.0U; No. I
Ifalta, 111.00. .
FRUITS AND MELONS.
CRANBERRIRS Per bhl., 17.30.
APPLES Wealthy, lit) per bu.; Cali
fornia Belleflcure, tlW?.; Woil river
applet 4 .(in pr bbl.i crabs. .60.
. WAfEHMELON8-Etcn, );; crated
for shlr-nent. le er lb.
CANTALOUPE Rocky Ford, standard
crate, 12.26; home grown, standard, SLTt.
PBACHES-Per box. Utah and Colorado.
PKARR Utah. $S.m)tS. -:
GRAFKS- Home grown, -lb. basket, 81
3!6o; California malagn, 81.76; Tokay, 81.
PRUNES-Utah Italian. 11.26; sli-er, Sl.S;
Hungsnsn, 12.00.
BLUEBERRIES-Par If-ots. 82.60.
VEGETABLES.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., No. 1, t2.; No.
8. 8110; Lima, 6o per lb.
POTATOES Per bu., new, 800.
BEANS New wax and string, 404J0o per
market basket.
CABBAGE Per lb., 2c.
BEETS. TUKNll'6 AND CARROTS Per
market basket, 85940c.
RADISHES far dos. bunches, borne
grown, 20e.
TOMATOES Home grown, market bas
ket crate, 00c
CUCUMBERS Per basket, 80c.
CELERV Ksia.iiasoo, lutc. '
ONIONS Tel low and rd, 2o per lb. J
Spanlxh, per crate, 81.60.
NEW fEPPERis Per market basket.
loo
SWEET POTATOES Market basket, 46c;
Virginia sweets, per bbK. 8S.00.
HEEP CUTS.
J1EEF CUTS No. 1 na, 14o: No. I ribs,
11c; No. 8 ribs. c; No. 1 loin, lc; No. I
loin. IV; No. 8 loin. ?; No. 1 chuck, 6c;
No. 8 chuck, c ; No. 8 chuck, 3c; No. 1
round, 8c; No. 8 round, 7c; No. 8 round,
Re; No. 1 plats, 6c; No. 1 plats, 4c; No. I
plats, 4c.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
LEMONS LI monera. 8W stse, 87.00; other
brsnds. 6-V-5ll.00 less.
COCOANl'TS Per do 0c.
DATES Kadaway, 6c; Bayers, He; Hal
low Is, 6c; nsw st led walnut da tel. 8-lb
box, COO.
BANANAS Par medium slxed bunch.
82.0008.26: -Jumbos, 83.00J8.60.
ORANGES-Valoaoiaa, 80 and M aises,
84.60; 136, 160, 176, 200 and 216 sixes, 86.26
.w.
MISCEIJJtNEOUa.
CALIFORNIA DRlEi FRU ITS Prunes
re somswhat onsetled by freer offerings
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of Immediate gradea Quo
tations range from 6c to 8o for California
fruit and from 6c to to tor Oregon.
Peaches are slightly easier, with fancy yel
lows quoted at 18o. Raisins ars firm;
three-crown loose Muscatels are quoted at
8c; four -crown, 10c; seeded raisins,
lie.
- HIDE! AND TALLOW Oreen salted,
No. 1, 8o; No. 2, 7c; bull hides, c: green
hldee, No. 1, 7c: No. X o; horse, 8i.606.6O;
sheep pe'ts, 60cedLI6. Tallow, No. i. 4o;
Mo- 8, 8o. Wool. 16022O.
COFFEE Roast sd, No. 83. 26o per fb.
No. 20, 14o per to.; No. 86, 18o per lb.;
No. 21. 12c per lb.
FISH-Halibut, lie; trout. 18i; pickerel,
10c; pike, 14c; pike, fresh trosen, ISot
whltensb, 1416o; buffalo, te: bullheads,
skinned and dressed, 13o; catfish, dreesed.
17o; white perch, 7c; white baaa, 16o; black
lasa, 86c; sunflsh, tSo; crapptea, 6Sc;
large crapples, 16c: herring, fresh froaan,
6c; wblteflah, f rosen, lafelfru; pickerel, fresh
trosen, to; Spanish mackerel. Isc; native
mackerel, 18&e per fish; codfish,, fresh
froaan, 12o; red anappar, lio; flounders,
fresh froien, 12c haddock, fresh (rosea, 13c;
smelts, lie; shad roe, 46o per lb.; frog legs.
Ice psr dos.; grsen sea turtle meat. Sao
per lb. '
CANNED OOODS Com. standard west
em, 66c Tomatoes, fancy 8-pound cans,
81.46; standard, 8-pound cans. tL2a. Pine
apples, grated, 2-pound. e'.ttO; sliced.
11.766118. Gallon apples, 1116. California
sprlcots, 81.00. Pears. 8t.76C2.60i. Peaches,
11.7632.40. L. C. peaches, J2.00tyi.ia Alaska
salmon,' red. 11.20; fancy Chinook, flat, IX.16;
fancy sockeye, flat. 11.86. BardLnea, quarter
oil, IJ.16; three-quarters mustard, 88.16.
Sweet potatoes, tl.261jl.li. Sauerkraut, toe.
Pumpkins, 80CS81.00. Lima beans, ft-pouad,
76c41.86. atoaked peas, 2-pound. Cto; tanoT.
81.llbVl.46. .
' it. Leala Heaeral Market. ,
ST. LOUIS. Oct. T. WHEAT Higher;
track No. red caah, tl.02S'1.04; No. 2 hard.
tl.0lftH.0J; December, 81.OO01.O1; May
81.0714.
CORN Higher; traok No. S cash, 6l9
62c; December.' 66c; May, 67Htj67c; No.
I whits, 6Mji2c
OATS Higher; trac Not 2 cash, 49Uc;
December. S-tc: Msv. 63c.
Frx)UR Firm; v red winter patents. $4,609
4.80; extra fancy and straignt, 640BV4.4O;
clear, t3.2tWIH.7i.
SEED Timothy, steady; 84.00O4.2o.
CORNMRAL Steady: 83.86.
BRAN Strong; aacked, east track, 81.18
VI. M.
HAT-Rteady; timothy, IU.0OB18.60; prairie,
IS.MMU.50.
IRON COTTON TIE3-A1.W. ...
ugmw rariNV 1 -
I PROVISIONS Pork. ' steady; " Jobbing.
i lis.oo. Lard, nigner: prime stesm. n.ao.
Dry salt meats; steady; boxed extra shorts,
886; clear ribs. 8126; short clears. 88.60.
Baoon, steady; coxed extra snort, IJS.IZ;
tlear ribs. 110.12; short clears. 810.87. -
POULTRT Steady; chlckena 10c;
springs, llc; turkeys, 134JUc; ducks, Sc;
geese, 6c.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 26-i!o.
Recelpta ShlDments.
Flour, bbls , ,. I.ri0 lS.OuO
j nnnu PU, ,...JD,VW o.vrhi
i;orn, ou iat.uu iw.uje
Oats, bu WLOUO .. 10S.009
New Tsrk General Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. T. - SUGAR Raw,
steady; fair refining, 8.46c; centrifugal, M
teat, 19do; molasses sugar, 8-10c Refined,
quiet; crushed, 6.wc; pqwacreo, s.joc; granu
lated. lOOc.
COFFEE-etesdy; No. 7. Rio, ; No. t
Santos, tc. " .
POl'LTRT Dressed, firm; western spring
chickens, .'ii&'UcV tsrkeya lo16; fowls, 12
jlo. i. ' j .
BUTTER Strong: creamery specisls,
8r; creamery extraa, 80c; creamery thirds
tu Arsta. S4'S29c; state dsiry, common to
finest, J2ec; process, common to special,
J)tc; western factory, common to firsts,
80ti24c.
CHEESE Strong; state, full cream, small
September, colored and white, line, 16e;
aame; good to prims,' HVc ; same, common
to fair, U&14c; aame, large colored. Sep
tember fine, 16c; aame. white, 16c; aame,
common to prime. iai:o.
EGGS Firm; state, Pcnnsvlvsnla and
nearby, (ancy aele-ted white, s3t'd6; earns,
good to choice, KtiHv; aame,. brown and
mixed, fancy, tWc; firsts to extra flrala.
u36c; western firsts. Ztt'i seconds. 16
tide. , e
Kaasaa City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Oct. 7. WH EAT
December. 87c; May. 81.02. Caah: No. 2
hard, HtMitl.d: No. 8. Kfeytc; No. 8 red.
, ,n , . . V- A,, Km 1 ... -
CORN-Dm-emU-n 62c; May, 64c. Cash:
No. 2 mixed. 6c; No. 8, Wc; No. 1 white,
)nic: No. 8. 6c.
OATSNo. i whits. 60o; No. ! mixed, 47
Hc.
KYE-Steady; KflMc.
HAV-Flrm; cltotce tln1ptli. tU.604 1S.6;
choli-e prairie. Ill wpll. 7
Wf'TTr. 1C Creamery, e; packing. J0e.
EGGS Firm; extraa, 28c; firsts. 21c.
i Wheat, bu ftl.ftio louooo
Corn, bu.... .. .0iiu S.ocio
Oata, bu.. '..... ' " 26.000
i Mllwaakeo Ural a Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 7. WHEAT Hlghsr;
I No. 1 northern, 11.141.16; No. 1 northern,
jl 111.14; December.. Ut bid, ,
RYE Higher; No. 1. 6gfa
BA RLEY Firm; No. i 81.06; aample. 80s
4341.
.'ORN-Hlghr. .Vo, I,. cash. 6:fl58ci May,
0c asked. 1
( Liverpool brain anal Provlaleaa.
, LIVEItftWL. Oct T. WHEAT Spot,
nominal. Futures, strong: Dex-eniber, 6a 6d;
March. 6s6d; May, 6a d.
COHN Spot, sieajy; prliae mixed Ameri
can, jo lud. Futures, Brtn; Orluber, 6sad;
January, 6s ld.
HOI'S In London IFsclAo cossti Srm at
3 ititS hv. ,
Unlatk Grain) Market.. .
Dl Ll'TII. Oct. T. WHEAT No. 1 north
ern. U 11; No. t northern, 61 II; December.
81 12: War. IL18. . ,
OAT-KVc. : - - - .
Elgin Batter Market.-
1 ELGIN, III, Oct. 7. Butter wss Irn
ea ths Heard af Trade. today at lo ycr
pound. Output fir me assk a a ttl.lva
pountla ,
jOMAIIA
NEWYORK STOCKS AND BONDS
ssana .
Market it Inactire ahd it Unruffled b
Striking' Mevementa.
BUEDE5 OP NEW - SECURITIES
Ieeoca for First Nine Months of the
' , Dollars CI a a DIs
tlaetly llresf.
NEW TORK. Oct. J. There was no con
siderable revival of speculstlve Interest In
today's stock msrket, snd Its surfsce was
unruffled by any striking movement or
any Imports nt event. The only feature
wss an announcement of an extra dividend
disbursement to Great Northern stock
holders. This proved to be the roslnstsy
of the narrow msrket and served ss an
obstacle to the efforts mad early In tha
session by the professional trsders to ex
tend the dragging downward movement
which est In on Saturday after the ap
pearance of the bank statement.
The Great Northern plum counteracted
the effect of some of the recent rather
gloomy public utterances by the head of
the system, which hsve weighed on the
securities of his companies. Similar out
givings were reported from the head of
the Atchison system today, but with slight
effect on the securities of that system.
The professional bears amongst the trad
ers met prsctlcal experience to prove that
holders of securities are not so discouraged
ss to be willing to part with them at
further sacrtflce. and the tentative opera
tions by the bears sre not extended fsr.
Ststistics completed by the Journal of Com
merce throw further light on the troubles
through which the msrket has been ob
liged to pass In Its showing of new se
curities for the nine months of the cur
rent yesr, reaching the unparalleled totsl
of 81.828.886,600, exclusive of government
bonds, but Including munlclpsl issues. The
year's market has been burdened, In ad
dition, with the heavy issues made towsrd
ths end of last year, one-fifth of last year's
totsl coming in December. The September
Issues this yesr were comparatively light
and the prospect Is for a further decline
In aaklngs for new capital for the rest of
this yesr.
Ths Saturday bank ststement wss not
lost sight of,' although Ita influence for
active depressions waa resisted. With the
surplus over the legal reserve down
82.248.076, and with the tide of the currency
movement to the Interior In full flood,
there Is small disposition to risk exten
sion of credits for taking on securities
on margin. In London the Bank of Eng
land divided the gold supply In the msrket
with Paris, but wss obliged to advance
the price of gold to secure so much. Feel
ing fa London appears to be tranquil, how
ever. British consols hsve msde a sub
stantial recovery and Investment senti
ment In London is reported Improved. The
market rate of discount declined in Ber
lin. There was some sensatlveness shown
to reports of reduction of working forces
In some lines of Industry. Railrosd traffic
officials admitted some Irregularity in the
business outlook, but reports from east
and wesr agreed In the pressure of traffic
offering up to the limits of available equip
ment, and In some caaea, beyond. Strength
In the wheat market was associated with
reports of urgent foreign demand and so
waa of small effect on stocks. Ths Influ
ence of a further reduction In quotations
for copper at the Metal exchange was
overcome. Notwlthstsndlng the dullness
of the market ths tone became distinctly
strong at the last.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales psr value.
81,386,000. United States 4s declined per
cent on call.
Number of sales and quotations on the
Nsw Tork Btoti exchange:-
sales. Hit. Urn. Ctnmm.
Aduni Rxsreas
Amalgamates Cfcoser .... . IS.7W ' M M
Amer. Car Foanr .' H 4 ,5
So pt4 110 i S3 SI
A swr. Codes Oil MS U . 11
So fit 2
Amer. tTxsreas , , "
Amer. H. U ( .... '
Amerleaa lee ..... ... .... f .
taw, Unseat CHI '
ea stt T '- ..!. 1
Amer. LseametlTS M M 6414 ,
f 4
Americas I. R. 80.MS l lH S
e M 40S H M
Amer. str Itetolng ..... .... .... 1"
ASMT. Tek. f4 oartlt 77
Aasceata Mining Co. ".. I7 MV. 87
Auateea '. . l.r N. ' 144 ' SMfc
as set In
Atlantis Oaaat Uss ....... KM 7 ' TJ TTUj
Beittmors Ohle l.aW t U M
! '
Break ira a. T 4.SW 41 .4. 4T ,
Caaailaa Faclftc tt lttli 141
Central af Mew Jersey ... .... .... 111
Cheaassska Ohle ....... Ha It 12 It
Onleaae Ot. Weatera '
CklMr NerU weatera .. 80S 14414 144 14
C M. A St. P. 11, TO 1114 USU 11IH
Cbleasa T. T
as pM
C. C, C. 4 II U
Cola reel Iraa KO U
Oele. 4t gontkera - Ltoo 1114
So 1st r 6
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CeaseliaateS Oaa ,
Cora ProSasta '
4a N ' , .... ....
Delaware A Hneem
Pel.. Lack. A Waal .... .... ....
Dearer A Kk Ornate .... Sue 8244 82
4e f ....
Dlatlllers teMrlUas 14 M
Kris t.VIO 114 14
ea 1st1 era 1
no
1444 1446
Ooastal 8)loet4o
Illtaots Ceattel
latarnatioani rapor
to pft
International Pump
to ptt ,
Iowa Central
ta pit
Kaaaas City geuthers ...
Lealerllls A MaaSTliia' !
Mealcaa Csatral
Minn. A SC L
St., Bt. P. A . Sta. M..
to pft
MtsM.ar) Paeito
M.. k A T
to pft
National Last
Nat. B. B. ot Max. .pft
New Tort Contra)
Norfolk A Westers
to pft
North Americas
Paalse Mall
PannarlTSOta
People'e Oaa
P., O. C. A at. u
Present Heat Car
ta pft
Pullman Paiaee Car
Baatlag
KM 1M44 1416
too, 8144 11
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to
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so lot ptt
ae It pft
BepaMla Btsel
te pft
Bock (slant Co
to pft
at. u a a. p. at sit ...
St. Ueals 8.-W
te pft
BoMtbera Peeler
to pft
Bonthera Railway
to pft
Tasn. Cual A tree '..
Twxaa A ParlAo
Til . St. L A W
to pft I...
talon PaoiBe
ta pft :
V. B. Bipreaa
U. B. HeaRit
I. a. Baphar
to aft
0. a. atom
to pft
Va. -Carolina Chamloel ....
to ptt
Wabash
to pft
Walla-yarge Bipreaa
Weotlnsbeoee Eleetrte ....
Western taloa
Whesllos A Lake Brie ..
Wlacoaaln C antral
ta pft
Northern Paolle
Central Leather
ta pft
Bleae-ahoBleU ateel
Oroot Northora pft
Intorheraass Met
te ptt
Tutal sales fur ths tap.
14
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11,704 Vt M . T
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lot . 44 44 N
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HI 144 14 14
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44
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404 .
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1
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814. MS snares.
1-sstos Clealagj Stacks.
LONDON. Oct. T. Closing quotations
on stocks wsrs as follows:
Console, manor.... 44 4-14 M , K A T
to soeouat. II 7-14 New Tork Oatrnl ...VT
Aneeeata T Kortolk A Wastora.. 71
Ateklaea 17 to pft li
te pft II Ontario A Wasters.. 44
Baltimore A Ohio.. l Penaaylala 41
Canetlas Pacite ...14a Bant Mlnsa 4
Chaiapaat A Ohio., 44 Beatlns 44
Chireso Ot. Weatera. I Sawtliera Bailwar ... 14
c, ti. a at. p ti so pit u
ne Boors Is Bouthara Peetao .... 41
t. A B. a 14 I alee Paclse Uoa
te s44 fe4 4o pft 44
Be 14 I', t. Steal w... 17
to let pft . 4Ate to pf4 sa
to It pft at Wahaih ,. 11
Ornat Trunk 11 to pft 44
Illinois Central 141 apenlak 4s ....41
Leu to. A Naah I1
SILVER Bar. steady at )',d per ox. '
MONET 8 per cent.
The rate of discount In ths opsn market
for shsrt bills ts 1 18-16411 par cent. The
rate of discount in tba open market for
three) months' bills la 4474 per, cent. .
rarelan riaaaaUl. ,
LONDON. Oct. .T. Tbe supplies of
ntoasy In ths market . today aere large
asil the derosud a as good. aVlsvounts
DAILY CEEiTuilSOAY, OCTOBKK 8, 1907.
were llrm. Thers wss keen repetition
for ths :,60A.OAn In gold svsllable In the
market resulting In Parte, the Bank of
England and India securing en us I por
tions st per oent advance. Americant
closed heavy In tha absenre of support.
ftaw Tork Money Market.
'NEW jrORU. Oet. 7.-PIHME MKR
CA NT1LH pAI'ER-t per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady to firm,
with srttisl business til bsnkers' hills st
34.86ib4.!!N) for demsnd, snd st 84 62rfr4 jn6
for sixty day bills. Commercial bills. 3(.1'4).
SILVER Bar, mir, Mexlcsn dollars,
6iSo.
BONDS Government, esxy; railroad,
heavy.
MONET-On call, firm; 4 per cent;
ruling rate, 6 per cent; closing hid. 4 per
cent; offered at 4 per cent. Time loans,
dull and stesdr. Blxty risvs. I nar cent:
'ninety dsys, 6 per rent; six months, 6 per
Quotations or) Nrsr Tork bonds todsy
were ss follows:
V. S. ret. Is, r....1,JPs
en eauson V"! H. unites 4..
t. S. te. res .'..l01iNaa. t- H
4e eoapm . .- INH8. Central 4 rt4
V. . new 4s, re....tt4 4o 11 ne IS
to eoneoa 114 ell. A St. L 4 17
" Tob. 4. . s- k. A T. 4s. ...... HI4
to e. So M Mj
Atrhloos xn. 4t .... WtaKM, n, M f- 4, (1
. ( rstN. T. V. f. t.... '
AtUstie f. u 4o.... ,rl. 1. r. (. (o
B. A O. 4a ; No. rartllc 4a Mt,
to a tu a 4
Br. B, T. er. 74 K. A w. t. 4 tiuj
Cent, ot 0. (t 1V4 0. S. L rMs 4 Mu
Mo let Ine II pons. t. 444 4
"Mo M liir SD fteatlsc p 4 44
Mo M lie 4S44SI. u A I. M. . IS liWWj
C. A a 44. ...rS St. L. g. p. eg. 4s t444
C. A A. Hit 44 -St. U S.-W. . 4S.. 71
C, B. A Q. s .. M44taboart A. L. 4t .. 4S
C, R. I. A P. B. 4. 4X44 to. Pants 4s n4
s eel. la t ta 1 4s osrtlf...
CCXJ A st L g. 4s.. IT Bo. BsUvst Is 10! VI
rale. Int. Is. s. A . 4S4 Tevts A P. Hts.... 1114
Colo. Mitlsat 4s....,4HT.. it U A W. 4s. 70H
Colo. A so. 4s I4Usion Psrltr 4s .... N
ESJa Js ho to c. 4s certlf.. I7V
f A B. o. 4s ... iS V. 8. Rtsel st s ...
Wot. Bee. (la 74 Wabash lata 107
Brie prior Han 4a.... 446Wa.tera Mt. 4a ts
00 gen. 4a T W. A L C. 4a 74
Hers. Val. 444a Hvwie. Central 4a I2S
Jasas 44ta. oartlf.... t4 Atetitsao er. 4s t
SltaaV"" "H "',"
Boston Stocks anal Bonds.
cent; time loans. ftffC per eent. Closing
.....1 . . . .
m vivjii v.i iiuMi ana oonai wsre as
follows:
Atrhlsos atj. 4a..... IT Ailaatle t4
to 4s ttVi BInaium VV
Ms. Csatral 4a.... 71 l.lam.t A Heals. .444
Atchison snsonuonlat t
to tt m Capper Banco 1744
Boston A Albany.... f Dalr Want 14
Poetoe A Maine ....149 Pranklls I
Boston Kleratet ....Its Oeaabr IT
P!hbars pft tn Isle Rnrale u
Maileaa Central ... 1144 Maaa. Mlalng 141
N. T., N. H. A H..14fi4Mlrhlan 144
t'nloa Paotno ,11 Mohawk 4
Amor. A. C. rt...: 74 MonUna C. A C... 1
Amer. Pnou. Tabs .. 1"44 Olt Dora I Dion ti
Amor. Susar 1104 Ooceola te
to pft 11744 Parrot U44
Amor. T. A TV WKMQalncy ;., 71
Amer. Woolen 8 Shannon 10
o pM S) Tamarapk ax
Btlanaj gtae. !mna..tot . Vnltet roppar 4T
Mans. Blrrtrte 1 r. g. Mlnlns IAU
to pft 4 'V. a. Oil S-
Masa. Oaa AI44l'tah ui
TJnltet Prui, 11 J14 virtorla 4
Vnltet Bhoe Mack.... 1144 Wlaona 4u
to ptt Watrartno lot 14
V. 8. Steal Stj North Bntto 47
to pft M448ntte Coalition 15
Atrratore 144Nevsta au
"ea to rain met A Artaena ..lntu.
Amalaamatet MHArlaona Commercial. II
Aeket. BI4. - ' .
law York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK. Oct. V. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Atama Cos. ........ t Leatrllls Oaa. 81
Allce 4M Ontario 4m
Broaro , II Dphlr '..... 1S
Bnanawlck Oon. .... 4S Potaot 17
Comatock Taaael .... M SaTo as
Cob.. Col. A Ta ..' Siena Kerata ...... TS
Horn tilror.... ...... .10(1 gmoti Hopes B '
Iron Bllear 8ns 1 sundart ltd
Offers. 1 '
. .. Treasory Btmteaaent. '
WA8HINnTfWrV.t "t Tv.--. .1...
of the treasury balances In tha general
fund, exclusive of the Il50.000.000 gold re
serve, shows: Avaltahle cash bslsnce. 1140
77I.6S6; gold coin and bullion, 86,048,416; gold
eertlttcates, 88J,7o0,2t., . .
Bank Cleartvare.
v -' . dwi.w ;irrinaa for toon y
wr W.188,4n.28 andfor the corresponding
41 ax aa I m en 0 ae a a aa nrrj on 8T 4 XT Am
v a warn j wen, a ,A6WtM4.VI ' '
WEATHER IW.'(TB GRAITT BELT
Fair Tnasday, IVeAeei y Nlgkt of
Cooler' AtaaosBkcro. -
OMAHA.) Neb.. Oct. . 1807.'
A trough of low prassura extends from
the upper lake region ' southwest over the
central valleys to Texas. Rains ara falling
this morning in the upper lalre region and
Mississippi vallsy, and have fallen within
the past twenty-four hours m the extreme
upper Missouri valley, tha southwest and
gulf states. The weethsr Is wanner esst
of the Missouri Hrer.- An area of high
pressure, accompanied by oolder weather,
is moving down from- the northwest, and
the weather will be colder In this vicinity
tonight, with fair tonight and Tussdsy.
Omaha record of terapersture and precip
itation compared with the corresponding
day of tha last three years:
, , ' ' MOT. 106. not. 1804.
Minimum temperature ..64 68 68 tt
Precipitation .'.09 .00 .08 T
Normal temperature for today, 6 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation slnoa March 1.
6 6 Inches. -
Deficiency corresponding- parted in M0(
8.t7 Inohea. . ,
Dancieiioy corresponding pediod In ISO.
1.66 tochss.
U A. WELSH. Local rorecaster.
Omaha record of temperature and preclp.
ttatlon compared with tha corresponding
day of ths last three years:
' ' irt. laraj. io. i04.
Minimum tBntgratura..'.. . 46 (6 tl 43
Precipitation .00 ' T .04 .00
Normal temperature for today, 60 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March L
6.44 Inches. . r - . . .
Deficiency . corresponding period In IBM,
t inohea.
L. A. WELSH, Local ' Forecaster.
" ! ' Metal. Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. T METALS There
was a decline of t 16s In ths London
tin market, with spot closing at stl68
and futures, at (till 10a Locally the
market waa weak, with spot tiuoted at
114.24 G 14.76. Copper, was unchanged OA
futures In the London market, at
but spot waa higher, at 44. Locally the
market wee. week snd unsettled, with
lake quoted at 114.110 14.60; electrolytic,
618.87914.18; easting. U.-,6t 14.00.
Lead was 6s lower, at tfll 10s for spot
In the London) market. : Locally the mar
ket was dull, at 64.60484.76. Spelter ad
vanced te 21 Its fd In London, but wss
quiet and unchanged at 16.16 1 6.46 In
the local market. Iron was higher In
ths English markst, with standard foun
dry quoted at 64s 7d and Clsvsland wsr
rants at 6&s 7d. Locally the market
was quiet and unchanged; No. 1 foun
dry, northern, la quoted at 111. 'It tt. 10;
No. S foundry, northern, III.260 Jo.00
BT. LOUIS. Oct. 7. M ETALt) Lead, dull:
84.604)4.4;; spelter, firm; k-.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-tOTTON-Eutures
opened stesdy; October. lOJItflo 10c; No
vember. l.7tJKtf0c; December, 1414c: Jan
uary, Wise; February, 11H 11.07c; March.
11.00c; April. ll.Uc; May, U.lfc; June, 11 80c;
July, ll.ftc. Spot cloaed quiet, 16 points ad
vance: middling uplands, U.Buv; middling
gulf. 18.16c. Safes, 4.4M balea
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7 COTTON-Spot.
good business done; prices one te eleven
points lower: American middling, fair,
7.46d; good middling, 8d; middling, Itld;
low middling, .21d: good ordinary, 6.66d;
ordinary. 4.d. The sales of the day were
lo.out bales, of which l.Ouo wars for specula
tion and export, and Included 8.800 Ameri
can. Receipts. 11,000 bales. Including 10,808
American. '
ST. LOUIS. Oct. T.-COTTON Lower;
middling. llc; sales, none; recelpta 88
bales; shipments, I balss; stock, l.tbiT bales.
Evaporated Apples aad DrleA 6rn(4a.
NEW TORK, flet. T. EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market la quist, but stsady. with
fsncy uuoted at 10c; eholoe. rt; artme,
f pe and oommon to fslr, BotV.
DRIED ERUITS-Prunes ara offered
more freely from the coast and the tone
of the msrket Is sssler. Spot quotations
are unchanged, ranging rrota te to le
for California fruit, snd from ?e te loe
for Oregons up te 80-tos. AprkxiU are un
changed, with choice quoted at tie; sxtra
rhotoe, Sc; fancy, tnaUc. Pearhee srs
In light supply and prices liold Arm, with
t-hoW-e quoted at ixc: extra choice. 1)4
11c; fsncy, Ullr; extra faacy. 1414c.
IVeisins are scarce. (Irra un spot, with
loose musreteis quoted at 10c; seedsd
raisins. 7lM.-; London layers. n.76e.al.
CoaTeo Market.
' NEW YORK. Oet. 7.-COrrKB-Market
futures closed steady, at net decline of
IWJAI pointa. October. 6J 4e; Decem
ber. oVSAMr; Jaauary. Hoc; March. 6 9
l aw; April. 610c; May. I BW; aeptaanbar.
6 4oc; spot rofteo. quiet; No. T Rio, 6c;
Santos, No. 4. ; anild roffoe, dull; Cor
Aova, IdUWO.
OHAHA live stocr market
Very Lar&rt Ban of Cattle, with Ten
dency Some Lower.
HOGS SILL VEST LITTLE BETTEK.
Mederate Ran of Botk Sbees and
t.anabs Deatrable Klnde, Botk
reeaera and Klllera, Steady
Old Ewes Weak.
8OUTH OMAHA, Oct. 7. 187
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Bheen.
EMImate Mondsy 1I.8W 8.f rt-JJ
Same dsy last week 6.r8 4,072 86.JJ
Hams nay 8 weeks ego... 8.47 t,44 .f'l
Kama dsv 8 4reeks ago...ll.AM 8,4 30.476
Same day t weeks ago,.. 8.M4 8. 0.661
Same day last yesr 6,108 1.1H U6
The following tsble shows tha receipts t
rattle, hoga and sheep at South Omaha foe
the year to date, compared with laet year.
1907. IM. ' Inc. Deo.
Csttls 896.118 TS4.1M 141.lt
Hogs 1.9BMS7 tMS.nno 8X648
Sheep 1.4W.7 1,614,168 81,431
The following table shows tha averags
prices of hogs at South Omaha for the last
ssveral days, with tjomparlsona: ;
Sept. 17...
Sept. 38..,
Sept. ..,
Aept. ...
Oct. 1...,
Oct. 8...
Oct. 8....
Oct. 4....
Oct. 6....
Oct. a....
Oct. 7...,
6M
10
S 181
t mi n
a it
o
608
01
B
6 II
6 74
IIS
a at
111
t U
6 4l
6 78
T 81
It1
71
1 84
to
'4
li
6 Ml I 18
I 61
68
61
o -
4
r7i im 7si
6ti
T 301
6 84
.) m ')
s
I 671
T K
0
7 42
6ldi
IS I
811 6 m
It
6 7
IKI
6 691
168
I 66
I M 1 88
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES. ,
Csttle. Hogs.
Omaha 82 8S4j . 80 86.7MM.18
Chicago , I.Br.26 6. 77. -fat. 60
Kansas City .xWl.m 6.0t).W
St. Louis 1.76V7.86' 6.60.76
Ths omclal number ot cars of stock
brought In tocy by each road was:
Cattle.HoBe.Bheep.H'a'8.
C, M. St. P 1 8
Union Pacific 124 8 U
C. A N. W., east... 8 1 ' II
C. A N. W., west.:. 163 11 86 1J
C, Bt. P., M. A O . 2 1
C, B. Q.. eaat 1
C. B. A Q., west... 178 , 14 18
C, R. I. 4 P., west.. 2 I
Illinois Central ...... 1 1
Chicago a. W. 1-1
Total receipts 470
a
60
The disposition of the day's recelpta waa
as follows, each buyer purchasing toe num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omsha Packing Co 466
460 708
Bwift and Compsny 1.02
Cudahy Pscklng Co l.V
Armour A Co Kit
Armour tt Co., I'm c'ntry 861
48 611
4 830
778 1,078
Vsnsant A Co.
318
4Mf
800
386
17
8M
107
144
18
147
17
278
IB
a
18
6
M
8
81
Carey A Benton
Lobman A Co
McCresry A Carey
W. L Stephen
Hill A Son
F. P. Lewis
Hamilton Rothschild.
L. P. Husa
L. -Wolf
J. H. Bulla
Bam Werthelmer
Mike Haggarty
J. B. Root aV Co ...
O. MoConnaughey
T. B. lnghram
Sullivan Bros. ,
V. A. Brit ton
Le rimer Bros
Independent
Wlsmuth
H. A R.
Smith A T.
Other buyers
m
in
74
"i.OSl
10,888
Totsls 7.8S) 2-876 11.4XJ6
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
wer very large, 441 cars being the estl
mated number, but only about half of them
were m sight when It was time for the
market to open and It waa well along to
ward midday before tha cattle ware all in
the yards. This means alwaya a slow
market and -today furnished no exception
to the rule. It waa In fact 11. o'clock or
after before any , buslnsss of . consequence
wss transacted. ,
Large receipts both hero and elsewhere
gave values a downward tendency, markets
everywhere being reported lower. The de
cline at this point tu a general way might
be put at 10c. a good share of thq cattle
selling that way. As a matter of course
something that just happened to strike a
buyer's fancy would not show that much
oft. whlls cattls which were tor some
reason or other undesirable suffered possi
bly more decline than thst.
The market on cows and heifers was tn
about the same shape aa ths steer msrket,
large receipts everywhere giving buyers an
apportunlty ta bear prioas and the result
was a slow trade with values generally
lOo lower. ' . , -
The country was such a good buyer of
feeding cattle last week that speculators
were enoouragad to take hold this morn
ing, with the result that theyptcked up
quite a good many cattle. The trade,
howver, wss show, as buysrs naturally felt
that with so msny cattls tn sight that they
were Inclined to some concession, . still
good kinds were generally stsady
Quotations on cattle! Oood to oholoe corn,
fed Steera, 8t.8tV97.OO; fair to good eorn-fed
citls, ti.7l'SS6; common to fs'r tjona-fad
steers. 84.T6SB.76: food tp choice, rangs
26: oommon to fair rsnge steers,
.to: oommon to fair rsngs steers.
4.60: good to choice corn-fedT eowa and
altera 68.1I.60: fair to good grass eowa
and belters, 88.2frffl.T6; common -to fair
grass cows and heifers, 82.86498.26; good
ta enoioe eiocxers ana matra, se.ivuo.aa;
fair to good stockors and feeders. I4.0r4.7l:
common to fair stockors and feeders, 640443
4.0Q.
BIEF STEERS.
Ko.' Av. Pr. Ne, A. Pr. .
I.. .144 1st ' Jt... I4tt t84 -
WESTERNS NEBRASKA. .
8R feeders.. 81 8 76 feeders.. BftJ 8 K
18 f seders.. 801 176 110 leaders. .10 4X6
83 feeders.. VM 6 10 H COWS 168 176
7 rows 87 2 86
HOOS Aa usual on Monday ths receipts
of hogs were light, but only about one
third of the eatlmated total waa In eight
when the market opened. The trsds from
necessity was alow aad dragging, a good
share of time being put In waiting for lats
trains. Still the market was a little better,
prices generally being - quoted about 6c
hlghsr thsn Isst week. A good shsre of
the bogs sold Inside the rsngs of 86.BU9100,
with light hogs from 84.00 upward. Owing
to the backwardness af trains It was after
midday befors a clearance was effected.
Representative ssles:
No.
II....
A. Is. Pr. Jto.
..104 144 ITI 41..
Br. Bk. Pr.
..Mi ... I 44
..8BT ... IN
..IM IM I M
..141 40 1 41
..tat 44 I 44
. .Jil 40 I ea
,.144 4SS t 44
..Ml lap I 44
..HI 40 I IS
I 64
m... .....in ...
44 BU ... 141
41 s lis 1 6r
41 Ill ... IM
44 KM 44 I 44
44 '.MO 144 I 14
17 Ml 144 I 49
TS lit ... I N
it...
.
Tl...
...
14...
B7 ... til
SHEEP Receipts of s-.itep this morning
were only moderate, but the great trouble
was that trains were Isle and when It wss
tlms for the msrket' to open only about
half of ths eett mated receipts wsre In
sight. Ths ofncisl figures from ths differ
ent market points tor the month of Sep
tember sre at head,' showing that Omaha
received durlag ths month more sheep and
lambs than were received eltogether al
St. Joseph, Kansss City. St. Louis and
Sioux City. 'More thsn thst, ths receipts at
Omaha fell short of the Chicago total by
only M.BW hesd, Omaha gaining 24.7M head
over the corresponding month ot laat yesr,
whlls Chlcsgo tall off 23.216 head.
Owing to the very Isle arrival of trains
the market today was necessarily alow,
buyers being Inclined to wait tor the later
trslns before filling thslr orders. The de
mand for killers was very satisfactory, but
ths supply was smsll, snd ths market was
generally quotrd steady, there being- no
noteworthy change In either direction.
Feeder iambs were also In very fair de.
mind and they. too. soinmandad Just about
steady prloea Among the recelpta waa
quits a sprinkling of old owes, which have
seen slow sellers stl ths season. Ths ceua.
try is crsay for breeding ewes and is will,
log to pay almost any kind of prices for
gaod ones, but feeding ewes, especially
broken-mouthed and thin stuff, srs slow
sale every day. The feeling oa that kind
todsy wss a little easlsr
Quotations on good to choiss killers:
Lambs, M.TV07.8I: yearling wethers, 86 60t
6.74, wethers. I.IOtja.ai; awes, 64.eoaji.so.
No quotations are glvea on fair to good
killers, as feeder buysrs are taking prac
tically everything et that oaorlpitoa at
Doner prices man packers wtil pay.
vuoiatioas ta leeaere: man, Be.
oomsjon lambs, 86 40;
yeoriinge. M.4oe
6.40; wethers. 64.FboU; ewes. ROOat.
1.10;
common swes, 61 ). 76: yearling breeding
444, 8t.00ari.60; aged bread tig awes, It sue)
IT. .- i
Representative sales: .
No. Av. pr.
8o Wyoming breeder swat '. It 6 to
en Wyoming ewee ,. )og 4 to
ki Wyoming feeder ewee. .. as t 86
III Wyoming fee1er Ismbs , 64 16
let Wyoming foods r lambs 66 ( 80
64.6096
it 40-ft
83.7641
h
CHICAHO LITIS STOCK MARKET
,
Beat tattle Bteadp to Lower Hea
Stroac to maker.
CHICAOO. Oct. I.-CATTLK-rlecelpla.
estimated about 87.0M head; market, beat
stead-, bulk rile krwsr. Steers, M SHT
7.84; cows. 87 6i6.n: yearlings, 6.0fit34.60;
heifers, 88.7MI 60; bulls. 82 2646.00; calves,
8 6ffjil0; atockara and feeders. IIIAJM 66.
HOQeJ Rerelpts. ' estimated about 84.000
bead; market strong to 6C higher. Che toe
heavy shipping. HBV0A76: light butchers,
8.76rt.t.; llrbi . mixed. 6B6f: cholna
light, M.midWi packing, K.Tf-tft.60; plft,
8!.et 86; bulk et eaies. Hlfnao.
IHKKP AND LAM US Receipts, estimated
about 46.000 hesd; msrket weak to 10l&c
lower. Sheep, 84 TMJt.36; lambs, K864j.M;
yearlings, S6.6O49t.8e. . ,
Kaaaata City Live Stock Market.,
KAT48A" CITT. Oet. t. CATTLE P.S
cetpts, 18.000 head, Including l.OOd southerns;-
msrket steady to tOe lower; choice
export and d re need beef steers. 81.00-9
T.00; fslr tn good, 11.000 1 00; western
steers, 14.0006.60; cows, stockera and
feeders strong at 18.1691. 00; southern
steers. It 00494.26: southern cows, I2.lt
111; natlvs rows. .2tJt.J6; native
heifers, 18.00 0 6.26; bulls, 84.60tl.fc6;
rslvea, 18.8606.86.
HOOS Receipts. 7,000 head; market
ateady to 6c higher; top, 16.40; bulk of
aalea. It.tlAtiO: heavy. 11.000110;
rerkers, 6.1O0.tl; pigs and. lights,
l.8O0.4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2T.D00
head, the largsst on record in the' local
market; market stesdy to 10c lower)
lambs, 11.00 0 7.86; ewes and yearlings,
66.000660; range yearlings, 81.86 06.76:
rangs sheep, 84.6006.60; stockers and
feeders, 11.6001.76.
St. fionla Live Stock Market. ' 1
T. LOUIS. Oct. T. CATTLE Reoal pis,
7,600 head. Including 8,600 Texsna Market,
natives shade higher; Texans slow. Native
shipping and . export steers, M.1MTT.26;
dressed beef and butcher steers, 86.264ja.a0;
steers under 1.000 lbs., 84.00tl4.76; stockera
and feeders, 82.7604.76: rows and heifers,
83.6006.86; Banners. tl.logt.SO; bulls, li.760
4.76; calves. il.Xtl.K. Texas and Indian
steers, 8S.orsgt.86; cows and heifers, 61.764
IN.
HOOS Receipts. 6(400 head; msrket 60100
higher. Pigs and tights, eo.6O0a.86; psckeia,
86ij.70; butchers and best heavy, 8.40l
HEEP AND LAMB8 Receipts. 1,200
head; market stesdy. Natlvs muttons, fX.OO
06 26; lsmba, 84.6a?7.8K; eulls and bucks, 86.00
k,00; stockera, 8a.003t.60.
St. Jesepk Live Btoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Oct. t. CATTLE Rseelpta,
I.SM head; market steady. Natlvea, 84.600
80; cows and heifers, $1.7604.80; stockers
and feeders, 88.7604.76.
HOUS-Reeelpts, 8,43 head; market 60
higher. Top. 86 SS; bulk of ealea, 8t.OO04.8O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.718
head; market steady. Lambs, 86.6007.80;
yearlings, 86.8643),00.
' Hons Cltr Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, la.oct, 7.-(Speelal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. A 100 head;
markst steady; beat feeders steady: other
lower; beeves, S4.6O041.6O; cows and heifers,
S2.T644.; stockers and feeders, 8J.SO04.6O;
calvee and yearlings, 8A7Mj3.86.
HOOS Receipts, 1,000 hesd; markst 601 Oo
higher; selling at 86.7J.10; bulk of sales,
SO.860&I6.
I Slock In Blajkt.
Receipts of live stock at the Ave prin
cipal western msrksts yesterday were:
Csttls. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 11.120 1.000 18,600
Sioux City..... .2no l.ooo
Kansss City 13.000 7.000 27,
8t. Joseph A.... 1864 8,41 2.718
St. Louis 7.600 6,600 1.300
Chicago 87,000 28,000 46,000
Totals
. .86.274 22.719 80,818
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7. WOOL Quiet; me
dium grades, combing and clothing, 230
86c; light fine. rA?c; heavy fine. 17016c;
tub wsshed. 2O04bc . . .
ODD FELLOWS' BICMMEETIN;
LardBes of Nebraska Will Hotel Senile
Centennial Three Days
. Next Week.
Arrangements are complete for the fiftieth
annual session of the grand lodge of the
Independent Order Odd Pellowa of the state
of Nebraska which will be held n Omaha,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ot next
week. It Is expected that between 4,000 and
6.000 members of the order and their fam
ilies will corns from various towns of the
state to attend the semi-centennial celebra
tion. The headquarters of the officers of the
ftebekab Assembly and the Pstrtarchs
Militant will be at tha Rome hotel. The
session of the grand encampment will be
held at Odd Fellows hall. Fourteenth and
Dodge atreets. at 10 a. m. Tuesday, and
from that time until Thursday night the
time will bt well filled with, meetings and
receptions.
After the regular sesslona Thursdsy after
noon tha National Convention of Boosters
wtll be hsld In CMfi Fellows hall.
Ths official program : '
TUESDAT.
109 a. m. Session of Grand sncampment
at Odd Fellow's hall, Fourteenth and Dodge
Streets. .....
8:00 p. m. Encampment degree work,
aame hslL- . .
7:30 p, m. Special session of Grand lodge
for conferring past grand and Grand lodge
degrees, Crelghton hall. Fifteenth and Har
ney streets.
7 AO p. m. Rebnktfh assembly in Ancient
Order of United Workmen temple. 110 North
Fourteenth street.
.. WEDNESDAY.
4 a. m. Oraad lodge convenes In
Cretghton hall In lift lath annual session.
Addrees of welcome by city attorney.
Brother Harry K. Burn am. Responses by
Grand Maatsr J. E. Morrison, Grand Pa
triarch Ev S. Dlmeniok, aad Mlsa Katherine
Jackson, president of Rebekah aassmbly.
:S0 a m. Session of Rebekah assembly,
Odd Fallows' hall.
l:kt p. m. Patriarchs Militant competitive
drill. Seventeenth and Capitol avenue.
8:80 a. m. Trolley ride from Fifteenth and
Famam street a
0 p. m. Depsrtment council, Pstrtarchs
Militant, meets In regular session In Ancient
Order of United Workmen temple, lit North
Fourteenth street.
7:30 p, m. Conferring decoration of chiv
alry, Crelghton hall. Immediately after
which Waaa lodge. No. 163, meets In reg
ular session In same hsll to confer sub
ordtnata lodge degrees as follows: Inistory
by Beacon lodge, No. 20; first degrse by
Wssa lodgs, No. 188.
tM p. ni. Rebekah assembly, Odd Fel
lows' ball.
THURSDAY.
Grand lodge, regular session, Crelghton
hall-
PebeWsh assembly, regular session. Odd
Fellows' hsll
AK-SAR-BEN JjUESTS INVEST
VUllara to tCltp PUce Money In
Ontaha and Sealk Omsha
Seearltlee.
S. Bums, Jr., a stock broker, reports a
number of Investments In Omaha's ad South
Omaha securities by ' men who came to
BttonJ the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities, taking
occasion Incidentally to look into buslnsss
mattsrs. .1
"Nebrsska people used to insist oa hav
ing eastsrn securities, but nsw ths demand
la changing," said -a broker. "Whan the
people come to. town and sea the many
evidence of prosperity, they want to ehars
In it. Ons case Illustrates this. ' A man
from the western part of tha atate came
in to see the parades. Ha redo up front
the station on tha street car and waa ao
Impressed with ths volume of business dons
by tba street pathway com pas y that he
Immediately went ta a broker's ifflce and
bought some street railway slock."
GREAT NORTHERN PAYS EXTRA
CoaJ Laada aad B appose rosanaales
, Vleld . Pro4 to Pay Astdl
- tloaal Dividend.
NIW TORK, Oct. t Announcement of
aa extra dividend of 1 per cent by tba
Great North era Railway company waa
made today. It waa anasaaoed that the
funds for tka dividend are derived from the
Lake auBorter company, and some, sot
front the ore leads leased to tha United
States BUel eerperstios, but from other of
ita holdings, such aa coal landa tod esprtsi
companies. '
CLARKE CALLED TO -CHICAGO
Lowe Avenue freibyierita ?titor
Wasted at Taaitoa.
second CHuacai vsmxts ma
' saaBanSanl.
Ho Will Foresail y Atsssset His De
elnlon to His Congregation at
. , tba . MeeralneT , Bervlra r
Neat Snndai. f
Omaha probably Brill lose another ot Ita
most prominent pesters. Rev. A. 8. C.
Clerks D. ID., Lows Avenue Presbv
ferlan church, isa rocolved an unanimous
call to become tha paator ot the Second
Presbyterian church of Evanston. 111. He
wtll announce hla formal decision at the
morning service ot hla church next Sun
day. Until thsn he will deliberate on the
proposition.
Tha call from Bvanaton la a very ettrao
tlvo oaa, though Dr. , Clarke la loth t
Ittva the Omaha church to which ha feels
strongly bound by ties of lova and devotion.
Ha came ta Omaha, September 1. WOJ. anr
assumed the pastorate of a, church, which
had been without a regular paator' for ten
montha; a church whoaa membership wss
scattered and whose flnsnctal statue waa
at a low ebb. The building waa -an anti
quated frame structure And the situation
altogether uninviting. From those condi
tions tba church has been built up to a
standard Of strength and activity aurpaaaed
by none other In the city. While not more
than 200 atrong In membership, tt In
among the potent Influences m ths religi
ous life of tha city; thoroughly organised
In Ita varloua departments and on a good
financial footing. Membera who had gone
to other rhurchea have been brought back,
debta that embarrassed the congregation
have been paid and In the place of the
crude fiamo building an edifice of beauty
and comfort, coating $30,000, has been
erected and mostly paid for. The mem
bership Is harmonious and aggreaatva and
devoted to Ita paator.
Nsw Adjaact to Cborck.
Within the last few months Dr. Clarke
has organised a new adjunct to the church,
tha Brotherhood, which consists, of course,
of men. To this Brotherhood ha hat dele
gated a varied work and results hsve
proven the wisdom of his conception thus -far.
with greater prospects for the future.
This Brotherhood Is somewhat , of an In
novation and la attraotlng tho attention of
other pastor.
Three Sundsys ago three membera of the
official board of the Second church of
Bvanaton attended the services at the Ixiwe
Avenue church, heard Dr. Clarke preach
and went back to their church with the
recommendation that he be called aa Its
pastor.
Df. Clarke came to Omaha 'from Chi
cago and he will go back to that locality
no stranger In the religious world. Hla
seminary work, after leaving Westminster
college, at Fulton, Mo., waa done at Mc
cormick, tha Chicago Presbyterian Bern,
Inary. When he came to Omaha he bought
a homo at Forty-first street aad Lafayette
avenue and two years ago he sold that
residence and built a larger one next to it.
Should ha go to Kvanaton ha expects to
sell his Omaha property,
OFFICERS OF CHARITY BOARD
K. C. Barton la Fleeted President of
Associated Ckarltles at Aa- 1
- ttsl Mettlag. '
-. 1 .. r-iu -. . .... ...
The annual meeting ot the board of di
reotora af tha Associated Charities waa
hold at noon Monday and the annual re
port of the auperintendent adopted to pre
sent to tha meeting of the charity workers,
which wss held at 1:16 Monday afternoon.
Three members, Robert Cowell, W. W. Sla
baugh and Dr. A. S. C. Clarke. ratlreJ
from the directorate and their places wars
filled by the election of Arthur C. Smlta,
Arthur D. Brandela and J. A. Munroe.
The annual report ehows that during tha
year 1.616 cases were Investigated, which
required 1.741 visits. ' During tha twelve
months 1.681 calta were solicited and 1.816
letters written. Ths directors havs hsld.
with tha superintendent, ifj7 Conferences on
charity matters and tho superintendent lias
attended sixty-seven aesslons of ths ju
venile court.. Tho tntal number of pearls
represented In the esses handled were .811
The total receipts ot the association from
all sources wers 82,281. 6J and 846.60 waa re
turned by those helped, making tho tatal
68,807.01
The total expendlturea were:
Emergency relief 3B8.78
Postage .' 80.00 .
Telephone and telegraph.... 1 la.ftt
Printing 80.60
Street car faro ly.SO
Transportation jor unfor
tunates .............;;
Expenses,' oflloe furniture,
extra atenographlo work,
office supplies, general..:..
Bllla payable
Salaries of tha genersl sec
0.M
118.04
iao.it
retary and financial seore-
try ,.....,..,...,t.. l,U.7o-8!.27.
Bslsnce on hand ..' ' I 8.KI
The following officers were elected:
Presldent-lC C. Barton, ' -
Vice Presidenl-J. A. Monroe.
Treasurer T. t Sturgess. ,
Recording Secretary E. H. Packard.
EJxeeutlvs Committee K. C Barton. J.
A. Monroe, Arthur C. . Smith, , Arthur D.
Brandels and Mrs. Draper Smith. -
Board of Directors-K. C. Barton, Arthur
C. Smith, T. F. Sturgess, A. D. Brandels.
Father McOovern. Rev, T. J. Mackay. Mra.
Draper Smith, J. A. . Monroe and E. H.
Packard.
FEDERAL CASES ON : APPEAL
New 1 Ire-alar Is Pease Making; As
signments of Hearings for
Deee saber Terna.
A new circular has just been Issued by
tha L'nlttd Btstas circuit court of appeals
making an assignment of hearings to be
had before the December term of that
court. The datea for hearing caasa ap
pealed from the Nebraska federal district
ars: ,
December 2 J. B.- Owens SB Inst Twin
City Sepsrstor company; Jsmas S. Romlne.
bankrupt, against John G. MHIef' A Co.
December I Union Paclflo Railrosd com
pany, against Mason City A Fort Dodge
Railroad company; Adams Expreae com
pany asslnst Paul Adams, a miner.
December 11 Kaapp aV pence conipany
agslnst Gerald M. Lraw, trualee.
January 14 Omaha Water company
Bgelnst City of Omaha.
January 80 Tha case af the Tnlted States
against Bartletl Richarda, Will . Com
sin k. Charlsa C. Jamison and Aqullla Trlp-
' ' - . .,.. '
JUDGE FAWCETT WILL, ACCEPT
Onaaka Man DoelAes to arreed Jack
eon aa Baprenae Coast (esa-
Judge Kawcstt will accept the appoinU
msnt as msmber of tha sus-reais court soni
mlssioner offered him a short tlroa ago b
the auprema court. He has ae aotlOad tha
eupretne court and will go to. Linooin naal
Monday to begin hla duties. He will par
ticipate la tho session to be aeld tho Beat
day. 1'nder hla commission he Is as
aigaed to department No, t and will be the
presiding oSlosr of thst department. .
Judge Pawcett takes ths pi srs of N. t.
Jackson' tbo reslgntd from the eomro4a
atoa. y -