TTTE OMATTA DAILY BEE: TIimSDAV. OCTOnER 24, 1007
r,RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Traden Have Little Opinion tt to the
Situation.
WALL STREET NOW THE TIVOT
trenta la the Feretja Market
Cafe a Flajare aa4 They' Hurt
Been Tired Laat Hew
Daya.
OMAHA. Oct. 23.
It waa hard to find any Xraners last even
ing ftr (lie close who hail any opinion to
Civ on th market.
Everything seema to hinge on the re
aulta nf t tie wall trl panic. And the
Slrenght In foreign market and they havo
acted rather tired the last two days.
waa dull at the opening tma niorn
tn'tnd waited to hear from outside, mar
Wets. '1 her waa a snort rally during the
session, but It waa not of long duration and
prices stayed about stationary.
December wheat opened at 928,c anJ
ck'Sed at 4V4c.
Corn wa more active gnd thre wa
rlenty of long com on tap at the atari, but
he market rallied soon on aood buying and
covering by ahorta.
December corn opened at BlViC and
closed ai 42V4c.
Oata atarted weak and lower on general
eelltng and noma long line were lemoned
to aoma degree. Huvlng waa higher and
not of (urttclrnt volume ' In hold prices.
December oata opened at 48,c and closed
at 4c.
Primary wheat receipt were 1.188.0)0
buahela and ahlpmenta were 941.0UO buahela.
agalnat recelpta last year of 887.0UO buahela
and ahlpmenta of 888.000 bushels.
Corn recelpta were Knl.tOv bushels and
ahlpmenta were 482."0 buahela. agalnat re
celpta last year of 71.0iin buahela and ahlp
menta of 066,000 biiHhels.
Liverpool cloaed Vd to kid lower on
Wheat, and Vd lower to Nd higher on corn.
Seaboard reported 1.2fl.0fl0 bushel of
wheat) and 66.000 buahela of corn, taken
for export.
Local range of option: "
Article. Open. High. I Close. Low. T y.
8.89: second patent. $5. 5" 9 V70 . nti
clears, 14.609 4. SO; second clear. ti.'iOV
I. no
PEED Flax. In fair dem.ud;
prices. II.IS; to arrive. $1.18 V
BRAN In litilk. t22.25 7r 22.60.
losing
Wr-eat- ' . I
Pec... 92 94 V4 MS 'N
May... 99'4 1 Ol1 ttvfc l
July... 83i 9i 93J 914 M
Cnec7... 61H 62, 51H &2M, R'S
May... 5,1'4 64' 63V, 61'4 M4
July... 63 63 63 631 U
Data-
Deo.... 4 4SH 4S 41 4-i
May... . 61 M' 61 BIVs 61N
July... 46H 46', 4o'4j 46V, 45T4
.E Y YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Omaha Casta Price.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 95t:,47n: No.
hard, 9ffeHo; No. 4 hard, 9ni,fr3c: No. 3
aprlng,. 96(&9Hc; no grade. 8nP0c,
CORN No. 1, 6UWfa". No. 4. UMTS;; no
frade, 6344c; No. 3 yellow, 66V4hMel,c; No.
white, Utflc.
OATS No. 3 mixed. 4flU4'e: No. 3
White, 444"c; No. 4 white. 41i4V.
,r RYE7N0. J. 3f'tc; No. 3. 78ifi80c. ,
, .l Carlat Raccipta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
NEW YORK OC.VLH4L MARKET
eaaasanansjsaa.
t'eatore af Trading' and I'rleea oa
l.radlag Com aood It lee.
NEW YORK. Ort. 23 -FLOl'R Receipt.
11,744 bbls.; export. 18.348 bbls.; market
stendv hut quiet; Minnesota patents. $fi.fy)i
fix; winter Mralglits. M4"4.I; Mlnnrsoto
bakers, $4.50n.1O; winter extras. $t.m&4.26;
winter patents. $4 5"f4 55; winter low
grades. $:i ootM IK. Rve nmr. otilet: fair
to good, l6.isKii6.2n: chelae to fancv. Vs.io't
5 50. Buckwheat flour, steady, $3. 104,1.86 per
Ion His.
CORNM EA L Steady ; flrie while and yel
low. $1 5fcfjl.60; coarse, $1.46ifi1.85; kiln dried,
$s.8.'.j4.o5. '
RY E Quiet ; No. 2 aeatern. 67c, f. o. b..
New Voik.
TJARLEY-Ftonrty; martlng. t.l3'5f'l.2f. In
New York.
WURAT-r.eoelpts. 7,400 hu.: exports,
SL'O.'jwI bti.; tipi.it murket Arm; No. 3 red,
Sl.Ofc-4 elevator: No. 2 red. 31.11S f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth. tl.U'A f. o. b.
afloat: No. 2 hard, winter. 31. US f. o. b.
afloat. The earlv wheit market wa firm
and fp Jc a htmlnd on better cable newa
but lacked excitement., Subsequent sharp
reactions, due to lad Wnll street condl
tlotis. were followed by late arternoon te
coverlea on better financial newa, and the
market 1 loe"d firm tit a lfiStc advanc
Pecember. $l.l'iMitil.13 1-W. .cloaed 31.12T;
May. l1.12S4il.14vk. ch'Sed $1.14.
CORN-Receitits. 9,775 bu.: exports. S7 90;
bu.: sulea. 7o.Ci)v bu: spot market firm: No.
2. 71Sc elevator and 2'r f. o. b. afloat
No. 2 white. 7Cc and No. 2 yellow. ii"c
t. o. b. afloot. Option market opened
steady and advanced with wheat. After
reactions, a second advance occurred and
price closed Uc net higher. December.
7o-"-.071Sc. closed 7ic; May. tlffOSSTdP. closed
6V.
OATP- Wece'rls. sr..0fi bu. ; soot market
easy, mixed, i.6 to ili pounds. SlV; natural
white.. 2ti to 2 Pviunda. RTftuWc; cilppei)
white. 3J to 3l pound. iJlttfP'Ac.
Fr.Kl Kali !v teady; mlddlliiB. 80.
I.ARD Weak: western prime, $S.j7t.S0;
rellned. ensy: continent, tv.70: South
America. HOW: compound. $S iiKag.'R.
PORK Quiet : family. 119 oifo fO.lt); abort
clenr. 1 5t)hl7.7o; iocs. $lf,.2.Vul7.25.
Bl"TTKR Steady : crnamerv, extra, 31c;
third to first. 24'7Hc; held, creamery, first
to apeclals. 26M.'a2M.c; state dairy, common
to tltiest, 'liiijiXc: process, common to pe
elul, 1'tiHc; western factory, common to
CHEE8K Firm : state full cream, sinall.
colored and white, Heptember, fine, 16Vc;
December-October, lrtc: December. Octolier,
good to prime. lfiViWIfilic: common to fair,
lH4f1fe; large, colored, September, fine, ISVtc;
lnrge, colored, viciooer, nne, 10c; targe,
white, October, fine, 16c; common to prime,
lZfnhiv.
KOOS Firm; tnte. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white, 84lJ3c; good
to choice. 2:t3c; brown and mixed fancy,
2t5i32c; first to extra first. 24tf?27c; western
firsts. 2?iff22V;c: seconds, 19f2l0.
POt'LTRY Alive, easy; western chick
en, lie; fowls, 11c; turkeys, 16c. Dressed.
Irregular; western spring chickens, 12(Q 16c;
turkey, lotj'JOc; fowl. 11413c.
WEATIIBH I THE OR tl BELT
Violent Perturbations Are Due to
Tmit and Industrial Situation.
Irtc rtromti Met
bit. Met. pi
-hll.-Shf Ifntrt Steel ....
Tutal siln fer the dir.
II
i3.3'0 thre.
1 .
11.,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
64
.112
,34
. 20
.an
192
3.6
32
38
Chicago .. '.'
Kansas City .......
Minneapoli .......
Omaha
Dulath
St. Louie 1.
CHICAGO GRAIN AD PROVISIONS
Featarea of the Trading; and Cloalng
Price an Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct. 23 A. lnrge export busl
nca . today offset the demoralized condi
tion In. the stock market nnd caused a
strong cfoee to ths wheat market here.
The final quotation left December wheat
lHo higher, corn waa up VWc, oata were
So lower ana provision were irom lost:
to JCVJo Ibwer. -
s The wheaf market w 'nervou all day
and had many aharp declines and upturn.
Two Important lnfluenoea struggled for the'
control. The one was the eastern financial
situation and the-local fear of poesiblo
complication growing? out of it. and the
other balpg the atrength of the foreign
fnarketa, and the evident disposition of
orelgnera to buy. Lata In the day the
bullish ' Influence gained the- upper band
aqd the market dosed strong and higher.
It wa reported today tTiat all offer of
caaf, wheat made last night' liad been ae
rerfcedf by foreign buyers, and the hid for
more were numerous and frequently higher.
The cash market at Kansas City, Minne
apolis and Duluth were also reported a
atrong. There wa avklenca also that the
heavy elllng ot yesterday waa largely by
ehortit, who were anxiou to cover today.
The tight money market In the northwest
caused some selling In that direction, which
had eomo effect here. December whent
opened unchanged to c higher at te.i-V'i.
i;4c eold between 994o and Il.Oim and
cloaed ' atrong at $1.01 W. Clearance of
wheat and flour were equal to 737.OU0 bu.
Primary recelpta were l.UH.uoO 1m., against
M7,(" on the same day last year. Minne
apoli. Duluth and Chicago reported re
celpta of . care, agalnat 618 last year and
6mJ a yar ago.. -
The corn market In general followed th
lead of wheat, although the situation In the
cash market waa different. Eastern buyer
desired to purchase corn subject to unusual
financial condition, which were not ac
ceptable here. The fin weather prevailing
over the corn belt and the prediction or it
continuance were 'bearish factor. All offer
ing found apeedy , takera throughout the
day. December corn opened Sc lower to
So higher at l7ift7Vto. sold hetweon 67Sc
and 6eo and cloaed strong at 6X4(fJfixvic.
Local receipts were Vri car, with 64 of
contract grade.'
Th eats market waa tame all day. The
range of price waa narrow and the eastern
demand very poor. Trade In general waa
small. December oata opened HtiSc lower
t 61W6Hc. aold between BCVtWao nd
IS and closed at bl'c. Local receipts
were 206 car.
The trade In provision wa large, but
t a lower level than for aome Uma. Local
packer and otttalde apeculatora aold the
' tlat heavily, and the money situation In the
test waa a strong bear factor. A final
break of Sfxg'SOo In the price of live hogs
at the stock yards left th market without
atrong support. January pork closed 32Hc
lower at 314.47H. 'lard waa off 30c at $4.40
and rlba were down l'Hc t 37.62V4.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow : Wheat,
T cars; corn. 367 cars; oats, 309 car; hogs,
Jx.no head. ....
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
Fair sal Warmer la the Glad, Sweet
Sonar.
OMAHA. Oct. 23, 19)7.
The weather 1 cooler In the Missouri and
upper Mississippi valleys, upper lake region
and southern atatea. it la warmer In the
middle Mississippi and Ohio valleya, lower 1 stock of all descriptions.
lake region and east to tne Atianuu coast.
A slight but general rise in temperature
Is shown throughout th west and the
weather will be slightly warmer In this
vicinity tonight. Clear weather prevail
In all sections and It will continue fair In
thi vicinity tonight and Thuraday" v".
Omaha record of temperature and pre
RALLY LATE IN THE SESSION
Deposits af Government Fand and
Conservative Aetfwn of Rnnka
Tend to teady an Irregu
lar Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.1 Violent pcrtui ba
llon In today toek market was taken
for granted In view of the serious nnaire
of the day' new, both from the irusi
company and Industrial field. The sen
sitiveness of the market, as a barometer
of the conditions, might hnve left It open,
suppose bly. ti even mote violent tlisuriter.
In view of the seriousness of the new.
Aa a matter of fact, there was a con
siderable end conspicuous fragment of tne
list of securities which was but slightly
ffected by the acute depression at other
points and by the severe stringency of
money. The resistance of these olnts In
the list mUKt have been due to protective
measures by money resources adequate to
effect this end. Their comparative stability
suKgrsted something of suspense, also. In
the attitude of waiting fir the working
out of "measures to fortify the Situation.
The eager attention of the whole of the
financial community converged on the prtg
rees of these measures, or on what might
he the final decision of the great flnanc.al
and banking power who had the matter in
band. It was felt that on the decision or
theao conferences might hinge the restric
tion of the field of the trouble which have
thrown confusion Into llnanclal affairs,
The failure of the Knickerbocker Trust
company to reopen Its doors today and
the now run precipitated on the Trust
Company of America by Its request for
assiatance front other Institutlona, offered
the surface evidence of the trouble Then
came the announcement of the closing of
the Pittsburg Stock exchange ami the re
ported embarrassment of industrial com
panies as a cause.. The direct f rce of
this latter factor on the lock murket was
a testimony to the Importance of Pitts
burg In speculative activity. Sale of va
rious stock for Pittsburg account In New
York were enormous and made a prime
influence in the weakness of the Westlr.g
house Electric, for which the market Is nar
row at any time and which wa slaughtered
In the urgent liquidation. The repot ted finan
cial embarrassment of the company was
the sufficient explanation. General Elec
tric was In close sympathy, owing to the
analogous business field of the two com
panies. The effect of the Westlnghouse
Incident was particularly severe on the
Industrial seen r I tie generally, and many
of. these disclosed the artificial character
of t,M a quotation which have been estab
lished for them and the narrow market
existing, for any genuine liquidation In
them. Support In thi part of the list
eemed out of the question. Pools which
find themselves Involved in theae tin
marketable stock are forctd to liquidate
other securities to pay off loan. It wa
borrowing of an urgency such aa thi that
forced the high call loan rate at the
Stock exchange. A rate of 90 per cent
waa made on a small loan. Apparently
the fear of the effect from a contraction
of credits applied more to enterprise of
an Industrial nature than tor the transpor
tation business, and ensatlnnal ' decline
were made In a larg number of Inactive
1. In sntte nf lh.
namy lorruying or reserves which was
going on, many powerful banks renewed
tending call loans at 8 per cent and at
other rate materially below the 70 per
cent which was called ithe rullnR rate.
The supplying of fund In thla way was
the far-reaching pollov In force to keen
jmuivi sou 10 save tne situation
Siw Yarn; Money Market
N K YORK. Oct. S3. PRIME MERCAN
TILE PAPER-7w7'4 er cent.
ST ER LI NO EXCHANGE Nominal, with
actual business In bankers" bills st $IWSfv
4. Kilo for demand' and at 4 Mr4.l5 for
aixty-day bills; commercial bills, $4 7o4.
PONDS Government, steady; railroad,
verv weak.
MONEY On call. In strong demand at
(Vjno per cent; ruling rate. 70 pi-r cent.
I line loans, very firm and nominal;
days, fpP4 per cent: ninety days.
per cent; six months, per cent
Quotations co "ev- orK. bunds
cere ns follows:
V. ?. ref. t. rfg t4H V. tint. 4
! Maa. 1. a. 4t
1H M.i. t'tntral 4...
V'l iit lt tnc
. . R. a T. 4..
..y:i n
. . iMi N. H. R of M. r
.. n y. y. r. 1 sitf..
.. 91 . j. v. 1
o eoupnn
V. . S. r-g
do roupotl
t'. ft. n. 4. reg
du coupon
Am. Toluroo 4....
do
Atih.ftntl gTl. 4....
Atlantic ('. L. It. ..
Bl Ohio 4s
itti a
Uric. R. T. c. 4...
Central of Ga. ba. . .
1t 1st Inr
do M Ine
Chra. a Ohio 44
t hl'aio a A 3'.
C. H. 4k Q. n.
l, R. I. P. 4..
do col. S
Colo. Ind. 6a. aar..
Tolo. Mid 4n
I'nli . So. 4....
fuha Ha
D. ft n. O. 4a ..
Ii.ttiltara' Sec. 6a.
Eria p. I. 4a
do gen. 4a
Hue. Vl. 4S
Japan 4Ha, rtra...
do 2d aerlea
dn 4a
oartd.
sixty
ti'itji
today
;
t.i
14
I
Cattle of All Kinds Extremely Slow
; and Sail.
GEEAT EIQ SLUMP IN HOG VALUES
Fair Ran af Saeea aad Lambs, vrlta
Killers Generally Aboat Steady,
hat Verr glow Feeder
Slow to Some Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 13. 1W7.
Receipt- were: Cau.e. o-.
No. rirlllc 4.....
P do
N. ft W. c. 4"....
1'pnn. ronv. Hi ..
Wi Heading gm. 4..
TS St. L. A I. V. r.
-i st. l. a. r. t
. 4a 74
.... mv,
....li
.... M',
.... i-a
. ...
....
.... Ms
.!"'
4a. Til
. . T
... !
.. 7
a. 44
itSt. L . V. c. 4a.. Ii8(
' iratoard A. L. 4a... M
o. PHi'Uli- 4K V.
do tat rtfr
P" Rallwar ! M
Taiaa ft P. ta 1i
. . ."-t T., St. Ij. A W. 4..
.. hi t nlnn Pacific 4 H"4
..14 o conv. 4a "
.. B II. 8. Kltcl td aa,.... ',
.. i Watunh la I S
.. if V tern Sid 4a .i
.. 73 W. A L. B. 4 SI
.. K'ViWia. tnlrl 4a 1
.. M AttUla- a cv. 4a Ml
.. 4 do
.. 71 Int. Met. 4'ii oit,
ntrlelul Mondav J 2.3K1
OttlclHl Tuesday 7.C73
Estimate Wednasday ....
4.M1
.4
&.1W)
no.OL'a
li,J)
lfi.fiKO
12.M2
13,000
11 .Ms
17.0M1
7,558
the receipt
no.192
69.74
079
$.
31,641"
Three flay thi week. .SB.74S
Same day last week ?7?
game dav 2 weeks ago. .2.3.-9
Hume dnv S nek go.. 22.401
Same day 4 week ago. .Sn.Osu
bame day last year 12.&&
of cattle, hogs and heep at ,th,P.nr?Lh.?
for the year to data, compared wltn iai
year:
1907. 10
Cattle M7.KW f3.6.t9
Hoga 1.8i7.! 2,0HO,mtl
Bheep 1.7OS,130 1.77,79
Th following table how the ferM
price of hog at South Omaha for the lt
several day with comparison:
Inr.
154.387
c.
a.ti
Boston atorka and Baada
BOSTON. Oct. M.-Call loans. Wa
mI'i" per
save
epilation compared wfth the corresponding ! The public treasury gtateoient showed a.
day of the last three year: by the bank from that Institution
1907. 1906. 1908. 1904. of $4,311,000 on yesterday' operation and
Minimum temperature.... 46 43 US 84 t ' Known, that the presence at the
Precipitation 00 .84 .21 .e government Institution of the secretary of
Normal temperature tor today, m aegreea. "o treasury insureu auaitlonal relief
Deficiency in precipitation inc March 1, measure by the government to safeguard
7.06 Inches. I'" Position. It wa credibly reported that
Deflclenoy corresponding period In 1908. . j.wsi.w or government fund were de-
4.04 Inche. Posited with the New York banks during t"'
Deficiency corresponding period in istjo. oay. i ne Knowledge ot thi fact, the i
Druaca
cent; time loans
(1'ioiatloiia on timki
fcllowa:
Alchlaon adj. 4...
do 4a
Central 4...
Atrhlaon
do lM
Iloaton a Albanr.,.'
BBtotl ft Maine.,.,
flout on Kivaled .
Fitch bnrg pfd
.McKl;an Central ..
N. Y.. f. II. H
I'ara Marquette ...
t'nlon Pacific
Am. Arge. t'henl...
Am. Fneu. Tuba
Am. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T. T
Am. Woolen ..... I.
da prd
and
cent.
bond
. " Aiivetuurs ...
. J3 Allouet
. 77 Atlantic
. 74 4 Btnaoam
. 8.it Cat. He la..
. I rantennial
.lo9 tapper hanga .
.1.1 ralv Wf
.12 rranklla
. 14HOranlr
.134 lla R vale....
. It Mara. Mining .
.101 Miraiaaa
. 11 Mc.tit.k .......
. 4 Mont. C. t C.
. nil li Old Dominion
.lia Oaceuit
. Mli Parrot '.
. lu Qiiincy
Shannon
Wdlaon Elec. Illu l7Va Tamarack
3.1
General Klaetrlc
Klectrlc
do pfd
fnlted Fruit
tinned a. M
dct pfd
V. 8. stael
do pfd
Mid.- Asked.
London Closing. Stock.
LONDON. Oct. 23 Closing quotation on
tock were a follows:
Console, moner .. M 11-14 M.,'K. St T...
do sccotint Mli-UN. T. 'antrl
Trlnlte
I'nltee Copper
V. a. Mining..
f. 8. Oil
I' tan
Victoria
VSH Winona
it Wolverine
per
Official
wete a 5
1
- '
,
..... ti
:. 4
I
i
70
U'i
t
7
r.M
it
if
;
ii
7J
7-r4
M
PI',
1
27',
Z!
S
93
.. il l
..lOJ'i
k? Norfolk ft V
74 do- pfd 14
M Ontario A W mi
83 Pennsylvania 64
164 Rand Mines 4',
l! Raadlng 4
... T4 Houtnern Hallway ... u-
...1l0t, do pfd 4
.. 1 i ulhern Pa.lfle ..... n
... Vnlna Pacific liiv
... I4 do pfd sn
...lo'r. 8. Steel Iran
... 41' . do pfd V
... Hi V. atxiU
... Hi, do pfd It
...13" - Span ln 4l tl
steady. 28t4d per ounce.
MONEY 3 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bill Is 4N'?f4l4j per cent; for three
month' bills, 4"B4'i per cent.
Anaconda
Atcbiaon
do pfd
Baltimore ft Ohio'...
Canadian Pacific ....
Chesapeake Ohio.
Chicago Ot. V
o., M. 8t. r. ......
Da Bera ..i.
D. R. 0
do pfd
F.na
do lut pfd.
do 2d pfd
Orand Trunk .
Illinois (Mntral ....
LoUlSVl ft p;
SILVER Har,
Date. 1907. 11906. iJ0.1904.1908.SlTO.19Cil,
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Cct.
Oct.
Oct.
o t.
Oct.
lct.
tVl.
Oct.
Oct.
12..
13..
14..
15..
K..
i;..
is..
111..
20..
21..
Si..
23..
I U I
I I
t 00-
ft I
8 OoW
21 1
U
a
t 33i
7
6 10
0h 8 19
t
a
6 98
, 6 S7,
! 6 70
8 20
8 IV
8 10
8 13
6 07
i t
b XVI
a
6 U
6 10
VI
ft 141
0 20!
a
6 14
6 31
17
t 11
6 U
6 0J
10 I 98
0 02
b
8 811
I 7 7 08
44
6 41
6
6 1?
7 lo 8 29
7 tM 18
8 Oli 8 23
7 on! 8 30
7 OKI 8 ft
I Z3
t 14 ft 08! 8 83 $ 98
IS
6 14:
iOi 8 Ifl
78 t 99
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle. Hog.
Omuha 2.k.o.atl.8t $i.i'ri6 !0
Chicago 2 &HW.Z6 4.XUJ.
Kancaa City 2.tt.a t -f
Bloux City 2.4oa4i.75 8.80&6.90
The official number of car of tock
brought In today by each road waa:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. tt r ,
C M. St. P 2
Wabash 1
Mlasourl Pacific 4
Union Pacific system 19
C. t N. VV., east 8
C. A N. V.. west 139
C., Bt. P., M. A O.... 12
C. H. & Q., est 3
tr., 11. & Q., west 87
C, K. 1. et P., east... 1
C. R. I. P.. west... 5
Ullnol Central
1
13
24
;i
IS
Total recelpta.
279
40
New York Mining Stock.
NEW" YORK. 0t. 23.-Closlng quotation
on mining siccus were a routing:
period In
'WELSH, Local Forecaster.
$.34 Inches.
L. A.
Kansas City Grain nnd Provision.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 23.-WHEAT-Pe-
Camber.. 9Vi" May,' $l.34 r Cash: No.- 2
hard, sweat $ .01: No. 8. wcfm.01; ISO. 2 red.
ll.OlVpfrl.O?: No. 8. $1.00(31.01.
CUHN-wcwntj'r. mw; May, o4C. nan;
No. $ lulled, 58c; No. 2, fcSHc; No. 2 white.
6Hc; No. 8, EStr.
OAT8 No. 2 white. oOBoOHc; No. 3 mixed,
4Vi4SUc.
RY E Steady, S0i5c.
HAY Choice timothy, $13.25313.75; choice
prairie. 111. 11.75.
BLTTTLR Creamery, 28c: packing,
Chineed. 20c.
KOG8 Lower; extra, 21c per doz.; firsts,
19c per do.
Following were the receipt and ship
ment of grain:
Recelnts. ShlpiTe-
Wheat, bu 112.000
Corn, bu 23.O1H)
Oats, bu 22,000
a Con
vuiiniiuanye iiirousnout tne day of pay-
nne in ucpostior Dy ilia Trust Com
pany of Amorica, and the fact that noth
ing Ilka a run develnned on nnv mh,.
Institution disposed, to soma extent, of the ! Hrs silver
Brunavtck Con.
Comatock Tunnel
Con. tel. ft Vs..
loomy clouds) which overhunn men-.
mind. The subatantlal rally; in stock of
the latter part of th luy wa the reflec
Hon of thla. That sentiment ha become
settled into anything like a placid frame
cannot be assumed. Cloning fluctuations
in prices Indicated 'the, contrary clearly.
The further course of events in the . trust
company situation Is' regarded yet a the
crucial test of the position. -Bond
were verv weak Th. Wmii,,..
1111- ' ,louBfi convertible bond shared In the do
u" 1 moralizatlnn of the stock, and other con-
veritoie ana speculative issues made wide
decline. Total sales, par value, $1,128,000.
I'nlted State bonds were unchanged en
( call.
i Number of sales end quotations on the
Closing quotations at Kansas
reported by Logan & Bryan, 112
Trade.
180,000
12.IHIO
22,000
City, aa
Board of
New York Stock exchange:
Article.
Open. High. Low. Clos.
Artlolee. Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Ye y
Wheat
Dee.
May
July. :
Com
Dee.
May
July
Oat
Dnc. 1
May "
July-.
Pork
Jaru -May
La rd 1..'.
Nov.
Jan. v
May ,
It 1 1
Jan.
May '
( 1 OtiS1 1 os'J
h outfit 1
I 1 Oi-hji 1 03 I
1
1 014
1 0SH
1 014
u9
48'
. I
14 10 (
S 10,
8714 M'Aff'i
f,(UI bul
Ke t4l 6S
flft
1 05
1 03
B7
f9
Wheat
Dec May....
Corn
Dec May....
..! 1 0o
.B3fli
I I
97 !94WiHfii'Eri
1 (J 1 0O'4l vH4r
1 1 044 A
62' i
54,i
Sl4
MMit
E4
644
A attked.
' MS'8n84ir
f4S)
v 4S
15 JO
s-a..
81 V 51 4
M,i531,ftM
v$l 4SH
8T7H1 8 82H
o
' ZA:
V an
1 90"
t f
8 71- .1
I
7 671
760
14 42H' 14 47V-' 14 SO
U 80 1 14, 85 I 15 20
47X .I
8 40 "I
57 lil
8 46
8 40
8 t
7 80
g M
I 70
8 80
7 52';
7 K) I
7 70
7 W..
I
No. t ,' . .
Cash quntattona wera a followa:.
V'LOt'R fcteady; winter pulvnis. $LSMl
110; winter vuraight.- M.2o$4.u: spring fiat,
ent a, $5.4"' Tn; apruui; airaights, $4 tstio.7.i.
baker, $10ri4.2U.
WHEAT No. 1 prlntr. $1.otil; N", S
f aCORN-No. 2. 61H'Uc; No. i yellow, tZQ
OATS No. t Vc; No. 3 white, rStjKOi.c.
BYIO-No. t, Rc.
BARLBY Ooo1 feeding, 7Wc: fair to
choice malting, 8fjtc.-
8KKDa f'Ux, No. 1 northwtein, $1.22;
clover, contract grade. $18 75.
PROVISIONS Short rib, ltle (loose!,
$7l?H4j2t. Men pork, per bbl., $12 Toy
$kn Lard, per HQ , $s.46. Short clear
Mix (boxed), $s.$pa.iu. :
Following were the receipts and alilp
traats of llour and grain-:
Keocip. nnipments.
t. I.onl General Market.
BT. LOtTia, Oct. 2S. WHEAT Firm :
track, No. 2 red. $1.00 1.02: No. 2 hard, $1.00
Si I 06; December. $1.00; May, $1.07',.
CORN Firm; track, No. 2 caah, fic:
December. n5o; May, 57?58c: track. No. 3
white, SOttflle.
OATS Firm; track, No. 2 cah, 49c; De
cember, 4tic; May, 51Hl&fil'',; No. 2 white,
51Mr.
KLOI'R Unsettled; red winter patent,
$.'t 7mS.0O; extra fancy and atrahxht, $4.0b'tj
4.70; clear. $3 50ij 1.10, "
SEED Timothy, firm, $3.S4.4'i.
0RNMEAL Stendy, $3.10
It HAN Steady; sacked, east track, $1.20.
HAY teady; liiinthv, 11.00tf 19. v0,
prairie. $9,00 3 18 00.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.1 P.
BAOOINtT 11B-18C
HEMP TV'INE 11c.
PROVISIONS Tork. lower; Jobbing,
$1S 00. Iatrd, lon'-r; prltni steam, tlTfi.
lirv salt meats, steady; boxed extri
shorts, $H S7H; clear rlba, 9.27; short
clears, $9.62'- Bacon, 1tady; boxid,
extra ahort. $10.2S; clear rib. $10. 25; short
clears. ioso.
Adama E p re a
Amalaamated Copper ....
1 Am. c. A F
Am. t a F. pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Cotton OH pfd
Amerlostt Express
Am. H. L pfd
I American Ice ,-.
Ant. Linseed Oil
' Am. Locomotive
j Am. Locomotive pfd
I Am. . ft R
Am. a. ft H. pfd
' Am. Rilgar Refining
Am. Tobacco pfd
1 Aaaoenda Mining Co
Alchlaon
Atchlann r'o
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. A Obis pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey...
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chlrego Ot. W
Chicago ft N W
Chicago. M. A t. P
Chicago T. A T ..
Chlosgo T. A T. pfd.....
C. C C. ft Bt. L
Colorado F. ft I
Colorado ft So
Colo, ft 80. let pfd
Colo, ft 80. td pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Producta. rfg
Corn Products ptd
Delaware ft Hudson
Del.. L. ft W
beaver A R. O
I. A R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securttlee ....
Krla
Krle let pfd
Krle 24 pfd
General Electric
IVaola Central
It. . rnatlnnsl Pawr
I
POCLTRY-Dull; chicken, 8c; spring. 1 i","
Ir.l. Pump pfd
9t-: turkev. 13c; ducks, 8'4c; geese, 5c
P.I'TTKR Steady ; creamery. 24H29c.
KyQB Quiet at KStc ease count.
xteceipts. Dnipmenia
"lour. bbl.
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu...
Outa, bu
liooo
T OKI
7 O )
77,010
10.0IS)
lot 000
82.0OO
KR'.OOO
Peoria .Market.
Oct. .nt.-CORN-Lower
No. 3, 80c; No. 4,
No. 3
&tc; no
2. 8flc.
basla of tl 3'i fur
fin-
Flour, bbls..,..
Wheat, bu
Cvrrt. bu.,
Oata. bu..
By, bu ....
Barley, bu.
h
....119 0 w
.....4 !
....714 s
.4.. 29 I'M
.238.
If0.8 O
.175. 4J
1S8.0i4
ltl'0
PEORIA.
yellow, eisifei'-c
gra''. new, 4,e.
OATS Iwcr; No. 3 white, 435iV,c; No
4 wHte. 4747480.
H YE-Steady; No.
WHIsJKY-On the
iaht-d gooCs.
-Mllnsalf (irl Market.
WlLWAFKEK. Oct. 23. WHEAT Lower;
No. 1 northern, tl .OH'o-l.loH: No. 2 northern,
$l.iih("il.08; December, $101 asked.
RYHJ Lower; No. 1. 8tWtt;ic.
BARLEY Lower; 'o 2. $1.0ti,a; sample,
74cii$l.t.
CORN Lower; No. 1 cash, COfi4i2c; May,
0'kc ask-'d.
Liter fool tiran Market.
LIVERPOOL, ct. 23 WHEAT Siot,
notninal. Futuie lirm; December. Is id;
March. 8 6d: May, 8e SS1.
CORN Spot, quiet. Pihue mixed, Am4rl
mlxeti. 8a lld. futures, firm; October,
Da ft1 id. January, ij tSd.
Unloth tiralM ' Market.
Dl'LI'TII. Minn.. Oct. 21 WHEAT No.
1 northern. 1'"S; No. 2 northern. $103;
December, $1.0i. I
OATSOlc.
loaa Central
I -wa Central pfd. .
Kansas city go...
K. C. go. pfd
Louisville A K...
M ilcan Central .
Minn. A 81. L... .
M., 8t. P. A a. 8
M . ft. PA.
Mlsiou-I Pacific .
M.saourl. k. A T .
M.. K. T. p(d...
National Lea.l
n. it. ft. a m. pfd.
New Tork Csnlral..
N. Y . O. A W
Norfolk A W
N. A W. pfd
at
M. p!d.
tin.
loo
.. 51.0 0
t 3X1
.. I.jn
1.5HI
1. 4(l
1
i.iJK
l
37.40
3.JO0
t.Ko-l
, 2.7f1
, 4.4'
, !.X)
, 2.0O1I
4'M
. 1,411
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. 3.1C0
2.101
. i.m
. 3 K
. 14 7j0
to
!.
2.4110
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111
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High. fw. Close.
it);.
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27
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14
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127
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74
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70
174
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5
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.. 18
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Little Chief
'Ontario
Ootilr
Potosl
Ravage
Hie Mevad
Smsll Hopea ..
.. 8
..176S,
, 4
.."40
.. Ml
.. 14
..ISO
Iron SiWor
Leadvllle Con.
tank Cleaxlnga.
OMAHA. Oct. 2H. Bank clearlnga for to
day were ' $1,927,090.18 nnd for the corre
sponding date last year $1,421, 064. K2.
OMAHA WHIILM4LK MARKET.
Condition ot Trado and Qantatlona oa
Staple and Fodct Prodaca.
EGOSFresh country, 21c; storage, 19c.
BLTTER Common, 2'J-ic; fancy tub and
rolls. lilVtfiiV--; cruamery, 3lc.
CHEESE New full cream. Wisconsin
twins, 17Vsc; new full-cream brick, 17c; do
mestic, new Swiss, 18c; new liuiberber, 15
fcltje: young America, 1740.
LIVE POULTRY Spring, flic: hens,
9 Vic; rooster, 6 Vic; duck, 10c; geeac, 9c;
turkey, 13c; pigeons, 75c per dot.
DRESSED POULTRY-Springa, fancy,
llo; hen, lie; roasters. BVaO; ducks, 12c;
gees. He; turkey. I60.
HAY Choice No. 1 upland. $10.00; me
dium. $9 00; No. 1 botiom, $8 00: off grade
rys straw, ti.w; no. 1
fui
lifli,
M
100
01
t
74
3
n
7i
W
'
1S4
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a
IV.
lt
62
274
11
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eg
7SV,
I
4.
1MU,
I SB
37 H
4
Hi
l
20, li
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t A
4'
7
141,
::k,
111
24 1
I'i,
s:4
Jinit,'
4i4
u it 1 'rem 18 00 to M.S0;
.? I alfalfa. I1LU0.
"a V FRffTS
CRANCERP.IES-Per barrel, $8.50.
APPLES-Colorado fancy Jonathans. 4
tier box. $3.15; California Belleflower. $2.00
2.25; Washington Snow, per box. $2.00; Ore
gon Kings, per box. $2.50; Oregon Spitxen
berg, per box, $2.50; Oregon Baldwin. $2.25:
New York Baldwins, fancy, ror barrel, $o.0f:
Greening, $5.00; Hubbardson, S.0C; ali varie
ties Michigan apple, per bushel basket,
$i.;io.
PEARS-Winter Nellia, (-tier box, $3.15;
8-tler box, $3.i0; Idaho and Bunjon, 4 and fi
ller boxes, $..50.
URAPKS-Michlcan, pr basket, 32c; New
York, i2c; Cullfornia Tokay, per crate, $2.00;
Corulchan, $100; Imported Malaga, per keg,
l.otigti.Ou.
' VEGETABLES.
I NAVY BEANS Per tiu.. No. 1. $2.90 per
bu. ; l.lira, 7c per lb.
POTATOES-VeP 6u., TSaOc
BEANS New wax and siring, 4043600 per
; market burkei.
1 CAUBAOJi Wlsconaln,'. Holland seed, 1C
I per pound.
n t.r. 1 e er Dttsnci, rK.
T LRN1 P8 per bushel, 50c.
PARSNIPS Per bushel, TEc.
BAI)1SHES-Pcr doen, 20c.
TOMATOES Per baiket, iw87ac.
CELERY Michigan, C'Kaiic.
ONION Red Globe, per pound. lc.
SH EET 1 OTATOES 1rgiula, $8.25.
1'aji PERd-Prr bushel, 7ic.
. BEEF Cl'TS.
No. 1 rih. 14ci No. 2 rib, 11c; No. 3
rib, tk ; No. 1 loin. 1 r No. 2 loin, 13c;
No. 8 loin, 9c; No. I chuck, 6c; No. 2
church,-6ioi No. 2 chuck, 41ic: No. 1 round,
ic; No. 2 round. I'iC! No. 3 round, 8VjC;
No. 1 plate, 4nc; No. I plate, 4c; No. 3
plate. 3c.
242
070
l,Ui
2T'H
AO
114
r,
379
92
3WS
, W
34
115
01
""s
419
iai
311
38
115
21
"ii
1.3711
7H3
b2
942
151
1.225
448
1,564
41
10
The dlsDosillon of the nay receipt wa
a follow, each buyer purcnaslng the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packtng Co
Armour & Co
Vansant At Co
Carey & Benton
Lnbman & Co
McCreary A Carey
W. 1. Stephen
Hill A Son
F. P. LewlB
Huston A Co ,
Hamilton & Rothschild..
U F. Hue
Kingan Packing Co
L. Wolf
(am Werthtlmer
Mlko Haggerty
J. B. Root St Co
T. B. Inghram
Sullivan Broa
Lehmer Bro
Hoffman
Smith
Other buyer
Totals.
Idtthm of the n;avket. with qtliltt lienvy re
j cplpt at t.'lrit ngo.
( As has It, en tne ta fur some time bock.
I the supplv cf killi-rs wa very limited, for
'li;nst..y so. as the demand as nut overly
' urtient. l'nckt t bought some stuff that
! looked shovt aleady and seller were
' ...kII.. . . .,!., , , ....t... ttmt. u , 0A.4 .
compared With yestertlay. bjt Still there
was a very weak undertone ami the trad
as a whnl wa very slow.
The market on feeder lrted out about
where It left off yesterday, but It ws very
evident right from the beginning that any
changes would be In buyers' Interests. The
more desirable of the fresh receipts nilgai
he quoted generally steady, but on tne
other hand, the holdovers and the less de-
lrMe of the fresh receipt were generally
little lower than yesterday. It is sura
to quote feeder lamb of best quality 2fcc
lower than th high point last week, with
other kind ranging from ??. to 50c lower.
Feeder wethers and yearlings pave not
shown aa a rule as much decline a have
lamb, for the reon tht they have been
In very much lighter upply.
The only apparent reason for th sharp
break In the feeder market I the prevalent
feeling that feeder were altogether too
high. The falling off in the country demand
made It possible for buyer to pound the
market down in accordance with thi pre
vailing Idea. Hence It la that feeder are
selling at the lowest point touched In a
long time.
yuotatlnn. on good 10 cnoice killer:
I nmba. $ti.7M3 7.16: yearling wether. $5.50(8
(.75: wethr. $4.9fS'G.30: ewes, $4.50tfo.0O.
No quotations are given an lair to g-ooq
killer, aa feeder buyers are taking prac
tically everything or tnat description at
better prices than paoktrs will pay.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, 85.76'rl S5;
common lamluj, 6 5?j6.78; yearlings. $fi 2o'S
640; wet nets. $47FHY10; ewe. $4.0045.50;
common ewes. $2.2&4n8 66; yearling breeding
ewes, $o.50fi400; aged breeding ewes, $5.00
ii 5 50.
Representative Bale:
No.
191 Idaho yearling wether..
9n5 Wyoming lamb, feeder
3 Jo Wyoming lamb, feeder
171 Wyoming lamb .........
622 Wyoming lam be
404 Wyoming wether
240 Wyoming wethers
116 Wyoming we
7$ Wyoming ewes
192 Wyoming w
13 Wyoming ewe
ss w yoniing ewe
s Wyoming ewe
423 Wyoming lamb
278 Wyoming lamb
loS Wyoming wether
&.1I Wyoming lambs, feeder...
154 western ewes
2S western ewes, culls
83 western ewes, cull
140 Wyoming ewe, feeders....
SM Wyoming wa, feeder....
244 Wyoming ewe, feeder....
140 Wyoming ewes, feeder....
60 Wyoming ewe, cull
198 Wyoming ewa
307 Wyoming ewa. feeder....
96 Wyoming lambs, .feeder...
448 Wyoming lamb, feeder...
88 Wyoming lambs, feeder...
51 western lainba
61 native lamb
12 native lambs, cull
83a Wyoming lamb
880 Wyoming lamb, feeder. ..
818 Wyoming lambs, feeder...
am Wyoming wether
119 Wyoming wethers
8Kl Wyoming lambs, feeders...
481 Wyoming lamb
4 Wyoming lamb
ug Wyoming lambs, feeders...
74$ Wyoming lambs, feeders...
70 Wyoming wether
340 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
63 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
333 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
1M Wyoming lambs, feeders...
527 W yoming lamb, feeder...
23 Wyoming ewe
149 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
124 Wyoming laml. feeder...
am v yoming innib. feeder.
lower, v lth lake quoted fit $'2 iium V
elrctrolytle nt $U.c.'lvi II f', and p:tetlnu
at $M .iclill 7n. Jje.itl waa unrniinj.il In
London at tl &.. lxcaily the market
quiet, but no change va reported HpelU-r
wa unchanged at C21 15s In Iiondon, Imt
was essy locally at $V4'ffe.4.'. Icon a
Irregular In the English market, with
standard foundry quoted t 5's 3d anil
Clcvelsnd warrant at 6ts ad. Locally In
dian; wa reported.
Financial.
IS The supplic of
were plentiful
cull...
Ill
15,c
6.194 6.1 20,076
Av.
. 98
. All
. 55
. 67
. 67
. 88
. 105
. 100
. Ill
. 93
. 83
.. 101
. 81
. 58
. 6
.
. 80
, to
. 83
. 91
. 87
. 8H
. 8li
. Hit
. 78
,. 98
. 8S
. 60
. m
,. 40
.. 71
,. 80
. 66
,. 65
.. 83
.. (2
. M
,. 78
.. 55
..
,. OK
,. 66
.. 64
.. 104
.. 80
.. 51
.. 53
.. 67
Pr,
6 60
6 90
6 HO
t 00
I 36
6 20
5 0
4 90
4 20
1 7'
4 75
2 23
8 00
6 IKI
5 15
6 3"
4 W
1 7i
'41
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 40
2 25
5 00
4 35
2,1
26
6 25
7 00
7 00
W
6 90
6 00
C 00
6 0
6 80
8 30
90
5 91
a m
6 On
3 90
8 26
5 ft'
6 no
0 55
- :
Foreign
LONDON. Oct.
money In the market todav
and slightly harder. Discounts were firmer
on the hardening of continental exchang"s
ana tne rears 01 a nemanrt ir gold ironi
New York. The Rank of England stdd
ome $125.iiO In French gold. On the Stock
exchange the Americans continued to pro
vide most of the Interest, but th excite
ment caused by the affair Ot the Knicker
bocker Trust company soon iibldcd con
siderably. The action of Recrtry of the
Treasury Cortelyou In going to New York
with the object of providing relief for the
situation favorably affected price, which
rose half a point to a point over parity In
the forenoon, while the smallne of the
account open here and the belief that thcr
would be no trouble at the settlement, as
slated in the better tendency. Later I'nlon
Pacific and Canadian lost a point and then
th receipt of the weak New Tork opening
quotation accompanied by selling order
and various rumor caused prices to de
cline 1 to 8 points lower than they were
at midday. Thoy finished with a better
tone hslf a point to a point above the low
est quotation of the day. Tbe general
market was little affected by the American
situation. Prices ruled steady, investment
busines assisting gilt-edged ecrurttlea nntil
th afternoon, when dearer discount rate
and dearer nionev fear caused consOl ta
decline to V Foreigner and Kafflra war
dull.
PARIS. Oct. "3. Arter a better npenlna? on
the honrw toiltiv the tone became unde
cided while awaiting the result nf the finan
cial development in New York.
V. oul Market.
BOSTON. 0 t. ;3 -WOOL The volume of
movement !:: 'ho local market I tll
cousilcrl'l" u:id weekly sale averaging
neurly 6iO,ii pound. The demand Is
not confined 10 tin- worsted, but extend
to all lincx ot ptnmirnciures. it is neneven
that nearly 70 per cent of the local hold
ings have been disposed of. In the local
trade the heavies', dealing continues In
tcrrlioilal wool. Fine Montana staple Is
strong, s well as half-blood, th latter
being quoted at 2oSj27c. The leading west
ern quotation are a follow:
MISHOiirl. one-eighth blood. 2S33Vic; half
blood. 2930c. Scoured values Tex, fine
13 months. 72(fl7Jc; fine 6 to 8 month. tWtr
: fine fall, 6758c California, northern.
ofi47c: middle county, 'n4e: southern. 80
4lJ2c; fall, free, 57(jVic. Oregon, eatrn No.
1 staple, 70ftt72c; No. 1 Clothing. tJ8tM9c:
average, 6tVirWo; Valley, No. 1. 0kO2c. Ter
ritory, scoured basis, fin staple, 72fl73c;
fine medium taple, 70tr72e; fine clothing,
71J'70c; fine medium clothing, 6'h,7c; half
blood. 6Wini8c; quarter-blood, b3Sfc;. pulled
ewe, t'(j72c: fine, SMjOOc.
ST. 1OrlS. Oct. 23.-WOOL Quiet; me
dium grades, combing and olnthing. CTMV
2Bc; light fine, 2;tT224c: heavy fine, 1718c;
tub waahed, 2i3c.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 23.-COTTON-Spot,
quiet; sales, 1,508 bale. Low ordl
narv, Sc, nominal; ordinary, 7 3-180, nomi
nal; good ordinary. 83. nominal; low mid
dling, 8'e; middling. 11c; good middling.
UHc; middling lair. lHic; fair. 12c, nomi
nal. Stock, 131, 4S3 bales; receipt. 11,87
bales.
329 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
eis Wyoming lamb, feeder.,..
242 Wyoming lamha, feeder,...
170 Wyoming lambs, feeder....
217 western ens
249 Idaho lamb, feeder
420 Idaho wether
809 Idaho lamb
120 Idaho ewes, feeder
116 Wyoming wether, feeders.
90 Wyoming lamb, cull
62 western ewes, feeder
440 Wyoming wether
284 Wyoming lambs, reeder....
It Wyoming wether ,
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57
57
57
67
51
'58
104
88
113
63
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Kvnporatrd Applea aad Dried Fralta.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23. EVAPORATED
1 APPLES Market I easier in tone, with
I fancy quoted at 10V4C; choice, 10c; prima,
;9,r; common tofancy, 8(890.
1 DRIED FRC1T8 Prune are more liberal
' it xuniily on spot, quotation ranging from
tve tj Lute for California and tc to 8i
J t'er Oregon up to 0-5". Apricot unchanged.
, w th choice quoted at 21c: extra choice, !2c;
Ibih v, 2iwi'4Hc. Peaches are steady, with
choice at l"212Vc; extra choice, 124Vl13c;
1 fancy, 1313Hc: extT fancy. 14vl4V,c.
I Hulsiti are still In light supply on spot
but better assortment!) nro now avail
able and price continue steady, with lios
Muscatel quoted at 84(&10c; Beaded raisins,
;U?'144c. and Ixmdou layer at $1.75ffl.(0.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
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L- There waa a verv fair run of
cattle thin morning, making the recelpta
for the week, very liberal. The arrival
consisted very largely of range cow and
feeder, with a priukltng of beef steei-
The situation In Wall street wa the en
grosulng topic in the yards, and buyer
were disposed to stand around and diseut
the financial condition while waiting for
orders. It wa 10 o'clock or after before
any buyer went out into the yards and
after midday before any business of any
consequence wa tranaacted. Buyer did
not aeem to know where they were at or
whac to do Willi the result that they did
nothing, or comparatively little. There was
a spirit of depression in the air, and it la
hardly necessary to add that when the
cattle did sell they generally went at prices
dcclfiedlv lower.
Cjuotal'ons on cattle: Good to choice
coin-fed steers, KJiW.OO; fair to gootl
coin-fed steers. 15.6oitid.CO; common to fair
corn-fed steers. $4.6trJio.60; good to choice
t-unA K ue fair to arnod ranee
steer. $4.4jj6.o6; common to fair range I
Steers, $3.7p4i4.40; 'good to choice corn-fed
cowa and heifer. 3.75Jj4 60: fair to good
grass and cow heifer. $3 0ntf3.ii0; common
to fair grasa cows and belters. 11.753.00;
good to choice stockers and feeder. $4,504.1
5.0U; fair to good atocker and feeders, $3.S0
ftj 4 St): common to tair aiot'Kera ana iccueio,
:.2.7Vfl8.80.
Representative sale:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr No- Av. Pr.
17 lss : 1
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
I..,.. HI) 40 1 M5 3 M
1 HOD IN ' 7t t 5"
WEB I EKNH 1 lillltABIVA
Cnttle "low and DnlUHotr Weak
Sbeco Sttrouur.
CHICAGO. Oct. 23. CATTLE i-sil-mated
receipts, about 22.000 head: market
alow and dull; teers, $5.O0itr7.4; stockers
and f(eUer9, $ 2.4("ff 5.00; cow, $3.fl0 5..I0;
heifers, $3.00fo VtS; bull. $2.60i6.00,
calve. $3. 00 8.00.
HOGS Estimated receipt, about 22, 000
head; markel weak; rlunVe heavy shipping.
$6.2."S 6.35: light butchers. $.:iu fi n.;6 :
light mixed. ; . I 5'n 6'.:." ; choico light. $8.?r
''-85: naeking $5.00'8 6 06; pig. $l,2.'?l
6.00; hulk of sale. $5.906 6.10.
8HKEP AM) iA.uri J'.stlmnted ,-e-celpt,
Bbout 32,000 liend: market troii
eanv. ue:tk later; sneep, 3.0l'"t.( 6.25;
lambs, 15.0015 8 85; yearlings, $5.50i 6.u0.
St., Lonla Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 23. CATTLE Recelrt.
5.000 head, including 1.000 Texan.' mar
ket steady; native (hipping and export
iil.noiii.iii: dressed beef unci
butcher ateer. $5.007j6.45; steer under
1.0i0 pounds. $4,0014.80: stockers and
feeders, $2. 1 6 Ij 4.50; cow and heifers,
3.O04i 5.75; rannern. $1.05 y 2.40;' bulls.
$2. 764. 75; calve. 2.60'97.76; Texn and
Indian fcteers. $2.75 i. 25 ; cow ami heif
ers. .1.7816 4-00.
WOGS Receipts. 5.500 head; inatleot or
higher; pig and lights, $5.264). 6.4 "1 ; pack-
Icif, 6.fi0j 6.40; butchers and bet heavy.
$.10tt 8.4d.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Rcelpt, 1.800
hed: market steady; native nfHttona.
$3. 2f.fi 5 60; lambs. $3,506 7. 61: cull an 1
buck. $2.60te3.50; stockers, $1.005.80.
3 cow 1350
I cow KM
24 feeder..
10 cows 7d7
9 feeder. .
4 feeder.. 81
62 feeder.. 1V
8 cows 9J
10 clvt..
11 calve..
38 feeder.
13 feeder.
43 cows....
2 bull....
10 cow
47 cow
86 calve...
19 calve...
97 -feeder..
M.
4-18
420
38
6M)
957
1176
H79
804
438
3:')4
977
P.
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X73
784
47S
.107S
973
952
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210
2 70
2 70
3 60
2 76
3 m
3 85
4 !!
2 40
4 11
$ 75
5 50
3 40
t 86
1 76
2 "'"1
2 76
4 -6
3 5"
3 53
Muser. Nebraska.
3 t 16 cow 981
2 86 2 cow 10mi
Conrad & M.. Nebraska.
24 feeder.. 7ti3 3 05 16 cowa 771
2 It)
WYOMING
2 cow.
0 cow....
41 feeders.
heifer.
5 fi-eder
19 feeder.
3t cows. ,
6 teer
5 calves..
6 feeder.. 91"
11 feeder.. 960
4 leer.... 9t2
9 cow..... 9M
1! feeder.. 720
14 cow 10-'l
4 cow 148U
8 cahes... 516
heifers.
700
2J cows 945
4 cows 103 1
2-70
2 88
I f-6
J 25
4 10
3 75
M
-4 tli
I 25
3 73
1 85
3 26
2 40
8 811
2 US
$ 60
8 00
2 70
3 0
2 &5
2 23
8 cows.
867
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market wa ateady; creameries. 2.1 HJ
k.Vse; dairies. 2lu2c. Yf, atrady; at mark,
laa Included. 17Hdri'Sac flrnta. 22c; prim
brat. 24c Clieeae, attMLdy, 1515V.
Idtssaeapall 4; rata Maket.
MINNEAI'OLIS, Oct. 13. WHEAT
D.euiber. I107H! Uay. 1112V,; No. t
dud. $108 V,; No. 1 noi itieru. $1o7h;
No. 1 purthvrn, $1.01 ',4 ti 104; No. 1 norilt
rli. i 0 $1 01. ' '
I LOCrt Firm; flratpatenta, 15 780
(vera Market.
NEW YORK. Vt. 23 -CXFFEE Future
clutivj ateady tit a net decline of 5 '0
point. November. S.ubc: December Ifio)
5 .; February. 6kV; Marcti. i.75?l.ac;
Mm, 6s6ii'K-; July, 6i8 10r: AugiMt.
Cdj.l"c: September. i.0m-i.Sc. SkiV. qnlei;
No. 7 Rio. oStc; No. 4 Santo. He. Mild,
quiet; Curdovu, 12gl3k,c.
Saaar and Mul
NEW YORK. ' Oi. 23 SCOAR-Raw.
steady ; fair terming. $.6)0; centrifugal,
teat. 3.9ia-'. Molasses Sugar, SVc. Rehned.
steady; crushed. iiW; pondertd, 5.10c;
granulated, in
Norlh American 4K 43 ; 44', i
Paciko Mail 3" 1 I" - 20 !
Pennsylvania !. KV H34,
Psople'a Gsa .8,14) 7.V, 74 14V
P., C C. A Bt. It t" 55 41 E!
Preaaed 8ie.l Car 2: 17V, 104,, t
Preaae4 8 C. pfd S 44 41 7
Pullman PaUca tar 140
Reading lll.W I)", T4V, HI,
Reading lat pfd 7X 74 14 '.I
Reading id pfd J
R uhllo Stael t HO 141, 12 1',
Republic Sioel pfd o U :.t 4,
Rock Island Co I" li 144, 14 I
Rock laland Co. pfd I'"-) 41 IX :u, I
St. L. A . V. 24 pld i.l) I-l's ih a
Bt. Louis 8. W U I
6t. L. 8. W pfd J lit .11, I
Southern Pacini C4.r 4V4 ."'i I
). J-ai-iBc pld i"i li l' l'Vl I
So. Railway 8.1 124, t 12
So. Rsilwav pfd l,t) 4:l 41i 41
Tennessee r A I S" 1 114 U4
Teiaa A PaciBo 1 Jl 2's las, lav.
Toledo. 81. LAW its) i 21
T , t. I. A W. pfd S4Ji
1 slot Pint,' . 147,4s) 1H lT trnv,
latoa P.c.Oi pfd Ml e si) 71
t . . Kspresa I'M) tun, IV
V. 8 Resits -l.ew is 17 llij
f. t Rubhar pfd t 74 14 73s,
I'. 8 gtael . a. 84 .
V. 8. leal p.'d "..") S.I4, IIS
Va..raj-Uiua Ssmksl .... l.uo Jf , 14, 44
Va -i'sj-o. rhauj. pld , M st M
WsoasU IN
Waaaall ptd l.l'rt 14 liW 15a,
.ell.Kargo Kspraaa 5
Wsatlngkouaa Lleclna Msj at - 44 J4'j
Wasters t alon MS a
keeling A L st .... k.. ...... . IM Vs S S
WiSLOasia Ceatrsl 1',
Wis. tau-al pfd -.
Cesiral Leaiher !, 1', 14 14U
Oolril LeattiM- ptd l' 1 U '4
Ureal N.ntient pld la.e llu 113 '114
Kuru.ua FaciSc Urn 4111. u M
TROPICAL FRUIT.
LF.MONS-Per box, 13.00, U '). $7.00.
HA NAN AS Per bunch. $2.004,73.00.
t'OCOANLTS Per aack, $4.id; per dozen,
60c.
DATES- On market Oct. 26: Hcllowe'on.
per pound, 7c: Bayer, per pound. 'iC.
MlSCI'iLl.ANKOl 3.
CALIFORNIA DRIKl) FRL'ITS-Prunea
are omewlit unsettled by freer offering
from second hand, who aeem desirous ef
moving ui I'llea of hnniediat grade. Cjuo-
tatioo rar.ga from 'Kj.to 9c lor California
ml Ironi oHJ to c lot Oiegon.
i, very tirm. with fancy icllowa
quoted at ISVic.
iiit,r. a.mj i alluw-tjroen aauea.
No. 1, sM,c; No. 2. 7Vc; bull lit das, oc; green
lililea. No. 1, ,c; No. 2, 6c: ihoraa. $.avwl.68:
slices pell. 50cil.2a. Tallow, Ma, 1. 4Vac;
No t. lfK Wool. 15U-220.
COFFEE Rousted, No. 35, 2c; No. SO.
21c; No. 26. 19c; No. 30. 14V4C.
r bil-Huliiiu., ilc; trout, 13"; pickerel,
I't: r"', ;: plk, freh froten, 13c;
whltefish, 14ol'"c; buffalu, 14c: bullheads,
fK.ni'en ur.d dreshed, lie; cutnaK. dicsacd.
V.c; whit pcrcn, 7c; whit bass, IV;; black
l-t!i, -ic; aunflsh, 67ci crapp.ea, 6tlc;
large cruppie. lac; barring, freah froxan,
lie; whltcltal), frogtn. litllic, picket), fresh
frozen. 13c; red snapper, 13c; flounder,
ina.Karcl, Uaxi per flah; cndQaii. fvoaf)
froeu. 12c; red nippei, 12c; floundor.
fresh froxen, 12c; haddock, fresh froxen, 12c;
smelta, Uc; ahati ro. 4oo per iu. ; frog leg.
iiu per do.: gravn tag turil r.icht. Ue
i e lh
CANNED OOODS-Corn, standard wet
ern. 75a. Tomatoes, fancy 8-pound can,
$1.46; standard 1 pound can. $120. Pln
H;ulf grated. 1 pound. ' rVg sliced.
$1.7:2.36. Oallon apples, $4 6t). California
apricots. $.'.. Par. $1,7:, 3'-', 50. Peache.
Vi 7o4l2 40 L C. peaches. 4. oi-tl.' 40. Alaska
salmon, red. $1.40: fancy Chinook, flat, $3 15;
'snty s.K-Keya. flat. II 5. Kardinea. quarter
oil, $3 60; three-quarter mustard, $3 36.
fcweet potatoes. $1 i,jjl.35. Hauerkraut. oo.
4'U'npl in, MX ft $1.00. Lima Usns. 2-pound.
7bcg)tl.25. Soaked pea, 2-pound, 86c; fancy,
11 2. ml 46.
N t'TS-California walnut. 18c; Chill wal
nuts, -16c; pecans, l'iit$c; hlberta, li'jc;
hiasll. lKjlf ; almuiide, loo; roaalad pea
tiuis, t'te, raw peanuts, 8c,
20 feeder.. 768
5o f eiders, .lt'75
18 feeders.. 614
17 teeder.. 7
15 cowa 9
24 alk. i Ivh. :4
31 cs.&hfra. 96
16 row 978
A. 8.
$ feeder. .1072
31 heifer. ..l'Kj2
35 heifer. ..1'j3o
61 teer....ll31
7 feeder.. ltMO
P'.i feeder.. ll
2 cow. ,:. .. a
24 feeders. . ImS
i2 tocker.122
32 helitr... 106
17 feeders.. 1lt
22 feeder.. 634
2.) feeders. . S51
22 rows 812
16 rows 9ll
23 hf r, civ. 134
8 ca.&hfrs. 172
4 90
4 00
3 !)
2 35
2 70
1 3a
i H
3 35
4 70
4 00
1 K
3 I .
4 41)
3 30
3 10
Patrick. Wyoming.
4 23 114 feeder.. 107" S 00
4 ) 32 liMera...l037 4 00
4 no 17 cow 1"70 3 65
IDAHO.
4 Hu . fci federa.,1044) 4 00
8 26 . 17 feeder.. 1098 1 75
3 86 135 feeder.. M 1 $5
SOl'TU DAKOTA.
$ bull Li7u 2 40 3 cow S81 1!
8 20 - - 17 !e.-Uer..)l. -4 tl
4 40 31 f oders.. 1070 4 4)
4 40 . 11 cow 936 5J6j
2 96
MONTANA. -
6 60
Kansas City Live Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 23 CATTI.K Re
ceipts. 14,000 head, Including 1,0)0 southerns:
alOc lower; calves 26o lower: choice export
and dresaed beef steera. to.75itin.6n: fulr to
good. Us0&3.0; western steers, $4..V,"3.6";
stockers and feeder. $2.7Dej4.56; southern
ateers, $2 fusfifl 75; southern cows, 2.00&4.$i:
native eowa, $2.ooi4.40; native heifers. $:i.00l
4.60: bulls. 12.40J3.46; calves. $3.0rn6.'.
H04JS Recelpte. 10.000 head; market lfd?
2oc Jower; top, $5 95: bulk of aales, $3.6Mi
6.90; heavy, $5.75fj 7 97: packers, $6,754 ).S.i;
pigs ond light. $o.5''I 3.9(1.
BHF.EP ANT) LAMRfl-Pecelpts. 31
head; market atendv; lambs, $6. 50717.25: ewes
and yearlings. $5 2Vfi").75; western yearllnas,
$5. 2f.fi j. 60; western sheep, $4.5ili6.50; atocker
and feeder, $3.fJG(5.86
Treaanrv gtatexnent.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 23 Today ata.it
ment of the treasury balance in the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold
reserve, show: Available cash balance.
$237 772.7t-.V gold coin and bullion, $40,139,001;
gold cettlficntca. $81,899,700. i
MAFIA. "SAYS' THE "DEFENSE
Black Hand Society Mar Have KlUetl
Keeper, Washington' Attor
ney Sngaeata.
That Anton Kasper waa murdered on
the night of June 7, aa a result of a Mafia
or black hand plot wa the theory ad
vanced In hi argument to- th Jury by
Attorney John W. Rattin, who 1 helping
to defend Will Washington, a negro charged
with the crime. Kaper rushed Into a
saloon near Ninth and Capitol avenue with'
a knife sticking In his back. Borne It&aian.
who were In Ihe vicinity at the, time were
arrested, but later discharged and Wash
ington charged with the .crime.
"This crime bear all the ear mark of a
Mafia asiasslnatlon," declared Mr. Battln.
"Who knows but thla man Knper, whose
Identity I almost u mytcry, had not of
fended the aocinty, perhaps In another
state, perhapa in another country T It
would have been eaay for a member of
that band to have slipped up behind him
and plunged thla knife into hla back and
made hi escape. Crime are committed
that way and this may have been on of
them."
Ken S. Baker, who ia on of th oa
fendant' attorney, declared the circum
stantial evidence agalnat , hi client wa
not .xuftieient to convict hint of stealing
a knife. He declared the atrongeat evi
dence the date preaented could not dn
more than create a faint auapiclon of
guilt.
Deputy County Attorney Coad and County
Attorney Engllh contended the clrcum-
i atantial evidence proved Washington guilty
j and did not accord with any other theory
or the case. The caae will go to in Jury
late Wednesday afternoon.
Nt. Joseph Live Stork Market.
BT. JOSEPH. Oct. 23. CATTLE Re
ceipt. 2,458 head: market lower; cows and
helfere, $1.7.V&4.26: stocker and feeders,
$2.2514.35.
HOGS Receipt. 3,946 head; market 25c
lower: bulk of sales. M5.7..
SHEKP AND LA MRS Receipts. 4.479
head; markel weak; lambs, $7.20; wethers.
$.'..uou6.4o, ewes, $4.o,iV6 ou,
Rlonx City Live Stork Market.
STOUX CITY, la., Oct. 23.-(8pecla'. Tele
gram.) CATTLK Receipt, 2.100 head;
market weak: dockers, steady; beeves.
$4 5K& 7o; cow and heifer, $2 SotfM.OO;
Rtncker and feeder. K tH'O-i vJ; calvea and
yearling. $2.503.75.
HOOd Receipt. 8.500 hed; market slow,
rloelng 10ft20a lower, soiling at $3.60tjG.t);
bulk of aalea, $5.70?pS.86.
Slock la sight.
Receipt of live atock at the six principal
wefcteru market yesterday were as follows:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheen
MEANS OF RAISING INTEREST
Proposal lor Real Fstat Men
I alform Hata ot Herri
Per tent.
It alk
R-nith Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansa City .
1Q tSlA
HOOb The . nog marget wa completely n"y
demoiuliz.tl. Larly in the morning a few oum
tars, about a . lourtn bt tne recetul. '-""'""
I I . .. rl u, nrlna. ll-at H A . . , I . ,
riisnsiii 1 ''- I" ' J.. .J I . ,
lbo lowr thai) yesterday, j ne nuying on .v""'" "
thla basl. ho"-ver, wa limited to on
packer, ihe othura holding back and not
attempting to buy anything. When they
did start out they (Announced that thjy
must have C."'r ioc lower or they
8.4nO
2.1'0
14.OD0
3.458
6,t0
12.0JO
K.l'iO
2,500
loam
3.945
5.5U0
22.UOO
11.3U0
s'ooo
4.479
1 800
S2.0UO
leave nnou,.
UV"3 Uvo-.tietn- aione-t b expected seU
x,, A S""1" l letting go,
rfV,' Jower. Aa might he,... ,ht m
ditve. very. backward alwut, Caa when
eT7irJiNMowm JU't whatoryuand afraid to
mnX. StV.,-0.nf "'-""f more of th
receipt. Vwtr'd to ho d on a-
Report front" VVhi tj4'?nnar point wera
very discouraging and it would appear that
all the markets. Including th provision
market, were mora or less demoralised.
ir Log a ii.-
te
Their bid In
e.llers as much
61.968 49,045 62,571
Cotton Markat.
NEW YORK, Oct. IS. COTTON Future
opened easy; December, 10.7c; January,
10.27c: February and March, 10.35c; April
and May. lO.ISc: June. 10.42c.
(Spot closed steady, u point iowr; m'd-
No. . $8. Pr. Ka. Ae. ak. Pr.
a 144 ... 4 as ,.Mi tM i 7
4., iSO . . t 8) 44 140 8 70
CI Iii 19 I 41 171 14 tl)
41 ten e 8 44 It a-e ilk) tiu
at 871 ... 4 4i 14..' ts a I n4
40 S't ... I to 4 tej ! T1
61 TV.) ... 8 10 U is! 1 f 14
l r ... (7 II Jl4 40 6 7
U 1 80 111 T tit ... TS
44 414 ... 6 W 1)7 1 t 7a
tl 1st ... I 74 41 Ms M I 14
W ..ru ... II. II -;7 4D.ik
ft M IM 47 ir 4 I so
bHEEP Receipts of sheep v. er not
so
larg thla morning, st ill tlx-re waa a very
fair run at thi puiut considering the con-
dlltig upland. 11.30c
Sale, 1.210 bale.
OALVE8TON, Oct,
middling gulf, 11.56c.
3.-COTTON-8teady,
18VC-
LIVERPOOL Oct. 23. COTTON Bpnt,
quiet, with pncea II rxilnta lower; Ameri
can middling fair. I.7ld, good middling,
6.37d; middling, A17d; low middling. 6H;
good ordinary, 5.33d; ordinary, 4.73d. Th
ale of tbe day wera t.oOu bale, of which
1,00 were for speculation and export, and
Included 7,s) American. Receipts wera 9.OU0
bale, all American.
ST. LOlIS. Oct. JB. COTTON Quiet;
middling, UVc; sales. 150 bales: receipts.
$28 bale no shipment: stock. 4,423 bcle.s.
Matal Markat.
NEW YORK, Oct. J3.-MLTAI4 Tlie
Ixindon tin market wa weak and lower,
with apot closing at A 138- and future at
U1. Locally the market waa weak In
ymithy with the general movement, with
quotation at $12 UXq U.Ov. Copper in London
waa lower, with epot at 56 5 and future
at 16. Locally topper wa wek and
Interest may be raied on money in
Omaha by un agreement proposed by th
member of the Rtul Estate exchange, who
discussed the financial situs Hon at. their
meeting Wednesday,
Members called attention to the fact that
many mortgage were going on record from
day to day which "were recording Interest
at from 7 to I per cent for five-year loan.
A mortgage waa filed during th pant wk
which ahowed a ,loan of tlt.COO on Omaha
real esote for which' 18 per cent I to b
paid for one year. . '
In view of the upward tendency several
peraona have proposed that real tata men
who cur loan aak tha uniform rat of
T per cent Instead of t per cent, which they
are aecurlng at preaent.
Notice waa given at the meeting that tha
city taxea of 1908, delinquent in October,
constitute a Hen on property and that real
est to dealer who transfer city property
must make all deed aubject to such liens.
At the meeting next Wednesday tha ex-
I change will dlacua th bond laau, pro
posed for gaa planta, chool improvement
and other alleged neceltlea of tli city
A ommltte has been appointed to Investi
gate th exact statu of th bond proposi
tion, and th discussion will follow th
raport of th committee next week
BANK CLEARINGS GO AHEAD
Isrrttse Jaat a If There Ware Ma
Flarry Gain 4a In Wall .
treat.
That th volume of business In Hie
Omaha bank I not affected by th flurry
in New York Is shown by tha Increased
business of th local banking Institution
Th bank clearing which sr a daily re
flex of th busln transacted showed an
Increase ef over 1400,000 for Tuesday over
tha corresponding data last year and a
lucres of over 1500,000 for Wednesday over
th corresponding dat last year.
