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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. OCTOBER
1007.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
All Ojen Lower and General Actioi
ii Wild.
PAlflCKT COUDITIONS CAUSE IT
Jest Jicm Feel Balllak Eer
4 Asrrlbe All Decline
to the Mntlirr 8lf
nation.
OMAJIA, Oct. 24, 1907.
All grain op'nxl lower snd the markets
rted wild. feeling the effect of the pan
nlgky condition of the stock market.
The beer Judges feel as bullish ak ever
and ascribe all declines to the monetary
conditions.
Wheat was wild snd some lower owing
q heerr selling-. This selling- Is not done
V n l "ny rnna" of feeling by large
1n?ldsr, but rather to the condition of
the stock markets. December wheat
opened et Mo and closed at 91 Ho.
Corn was weak and fell several frac
tion, sympathising readily with wheat.
Traders are of the opinion that the high
orn prices are due mostly to the strength
f wheat and any falling off In that mar
ket . Induces selling. December corn
opened st 1 2 He and closed at Sic.
Oats were oft with wheat and oorn and
selling was general. The market recov
ered some good support, but the neces
sary strength did not come out. Decem
ber oats opened at 4ISc end closed at
47c
Prlmary wheat receipts were tftl.OOO bush
els and shipments were 04.0oo bushels,
against receipts I ait year of 1.028,(1)0 bush
els and shipments of tSfl.OOO bushels.
Corn receipts were 655,000 bushels and
shipments were 19.ooo bushels, sgatnst re
ceipts lsst year of 418,000 bushels and ship
ments of &SB.0OO bushels.
Liverpool closed Hd lower at ttd higher
on wheat and unchanged to Vd lower on
' com.
Local range of options:
Articles. Open High. I Close.) Low. Tery.
Whsat-H I I I I
Dec....! Ml Ml 9) M4
May., I 100( 1 Hi wH! S 1 ""S
July... Hl 94HI 3H! 8'f W
Corn I i 1
Pec... 62N BJ 61 I 1 fzr
May... 644 MM, M4I MP! o4Mi
July... li 614.1 Ml 83 I 13
Osts- III
rc.... 4. 4AHI 4T! 47f 4M
May... 61 61 I 60N1 804,1 6U4
July... 46 4M 46l 4RSI 4frA
Oaauthn Cask lMce. '
WHEAT No. 3 hard, 4H ; No. 3
hard. 9l85c: No. 4 hard. SrJc; No. 3
spring, Oifl'tic: no grade, S03t7c.
CORN No. . life,; No. 4. a jf 64 H c ;
no grade, 6oi864o; No. 8 yellow, 6nIWTic;
No. t white. At lie "Ac-
OAT" No. I mixed, 48H45c: No. 3
white. 4HQ444c; No. 4 white. 46m4Sc.
RYE No. 2. 7c; No. . 7S78c.
Carlat Reet.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
72 348 2fl
42 36 42
patents, t5.MtH.7n': first clear. t4."!r4 SO;
second clears, t-.70vi.,a.
KLAX Kalr drmsnd; closing prices were
I..2IS to arrive; closed nt tl.2014.
b RAN In bulk, Ui.lhij.'Jt.bO.
NEW YORK oWerIi, M4R KIT
Features 4f Trading! and Prices
eondlnaz CoaaueedHlee.
NEW YORK. Oct. 24 FlyOUR-Reoe ipt.
2J.(T7 bhls. ; esporls. t.Saj bbla. Market dull
snd uneettled; Minnesota patents, t5 .Vat
5 90; winter straights. M.HM; Minnesota
bakers. t4.fVvg0D:. winter extra. It.OVrM 25;.
winter patents. 34 fUXUH 56 ; wlntei low
grades. 1 TrT"4.1rl. Rye flour, quiet' fair
to good, $o.0moS.: chclot to fsncy, IS 2Tvj'
8 W. Buckwheat flour, steady. K1rft3:& per
100 lbs.
OORVMKAL Rarelv steady; One white
and yellow, tl.B&l.; coarse, tl.45?fl.56; kiln
dried, t3.s2Vff4.OS. . .
RYK Quiet; No. 2 western, 7c, f. o. Iv
New York.
PARLKY-Steady; malting, tl.W51.20. In
New York.
WHEAT Receipts. 70,000 bu. ; exports,
104.3s bu. Spot msrket weak; No. 3 red,
I1.07H. elevstor. snd tl Oft, f. o. b. afloat; No.
1 northern, Duluth, 31. I'm. f. o. b. aflost;
No. 2 hsrd winter, SI. in, f. 0. b. sflnst.
Reports of rain In Indls, with further dis
quieting news from Wall street precipitated
a 3c bresk In wheat today, part of which
wss recovered later on export talk, al
though final prices were weak under liqui
dation, showing 2V" net loss. December,
81.10ffl.12W. close S1.10H; May,. Sl.UWtfl 14V
closed I1.12t4j.
CORN Receipts, 32.250 hii. ; exports. 17.SS4
bu. Bpot msrket easv; No. 2. 70e, elevstor,
and 71c, f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 white 73c, and
No. 2 yellow, 71c, f. o. b. afloat. The option
market opened steady, and after a sharp re
action with wheat, rallied on reports of poor
husking returns. There was a late smash In
wheat, closing H'R'Hc net lower. December
closed at 70i May at SV.
OATS Receipts, 82 SOO bu. Bpot market
easy; mixed, 2 to 22 lbs.. 54c; natural white.
2 to 32 lbs.. MH&Hc; clipped white, S3 to
40 lbs., BSfreSV-
PROVIeUONSReef, steady: beef hams,
t2.Bv?f29 00. Lard, steady; western prime,
I .8033.90; refined, easv; continent, 19 .50;
South America, 110.50; compound. SR.50ffrt.7Fi.
Bl'TTER Steady ; atate . dairy, common
to fsnov, '22y'25Ho.
CHEEBtf Firm; state full cream, small,
colored and white, September, fine, lSio;
December-October, 1c; December- October,
good to prime, I5"41fl5c: common to fair,
laiETlBc; large, colored. September, fine, IS14C;
large, colored, October, fine, 16c; large,
white. October, fine, ISc; common to prime,
13t?15e.
KQ08 Firm; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected white, 84ff3So; good
to choice, 293P33c: brown and mixed fancy,
2ft4T32c; first to extra first. 24!'27e; western
firsts, 22(ff22Vic; seconds. UVS210.
POULTRY Western chickens, 11c; fowls.
11c; turkeys. 15c. Dressed, Irregular; west
ern spring chickens, 121flc; turkeys, 1GSJ
20c; fowls, lO.5i.IC
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
of
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Opens Buoyant, but Depres
sion Soon Sets In.
MONEY FOR LOAJTS SAVES DAY
Announcement
tradable
' aad
that aZB.ooo.OOO Was
"tarts Reaction
Prices Rise
Rapidly.
Diamond shsres essert, owing to the ii a
that the linnm-lnl situation in ttie I'ntteil
Stntcs will restrict the rieman.l for '!'
monds. Foreigners were Irrexul.ir. Rms
sinns sere Arm and Jsrsm'se were wewk.
X(ir York Maaey Market
NK.W YORK. Oct. 24-MONEV-Ott call,
strong and higher, opening at fio per cent;
highest, 100 per cent; lowest, g per cent;
lest loan, Sji jr cent; cloning bid. ft per
cent; otlircd at 10 per cent. 'Time loans,
nominal.
Quotations c,i rtew 1 ork bonds tod.iy
''ere hi fol'ows:
V. S. rf. U. reg. ...IMH Mts. r (. 4...
. .vn do 1t lm
,.H' V . K. T.
..11 ! s ..
S. R. R of M 1
M'i V V. l S 3V,,
Chicago
Omaha
t'HICAOO GRAII AND PHOVI8IONB
Kea tares of At Trading; and
rrlcea oat Board of Trade.
CHICAQO. Oct. 24. The financial condl
Pair and Cooler Is the Prediction
the Sky Pilot.
OMAHA, Oct. 24. 1907.
A very decided fall In temperature oc
curred last night In the Ohio valley, lake
region and eastern states. The weather
Is warmer this morning In the central val
leys and southern portion, but is followed
by cooler In the extreme northwest and It
will be cooler In this vicinity tonight. Light
I ruins are falling In Colorado this morning.
! but generally fair weather prevails In all
Closing; other sections, and It will probably con
tinue fair In this vicinity tonight and Fri
day. Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the correspond
ing day of the last three years:
1907. 1908. 1905. 190.
Minimum temperature.... 49 ?8 43 40
Precipitation oO .14 .Oi .00
Normal temperature for today. 60 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since Marcu 1,
90,
NKW YORK, Oct. 24.-The cheerful spirit
In which operations began on the New Votk
Stock exchange today had given place to
conditions that were fast slipping Into de
moralization when the announcement came
that t26.o0O.00O had been sent In to lend on
call. This brought prompt relief from
a tension thst had grown up In the stock
msrket. owing to the dearth of money for
loans on call, fiuch supplies ss were sent
In were Inadequate of J he holders of the
securities and heavy sacrifices were being
made to secure funds. Forced liquidation
at various points had been in evidence at
various points in the list all day, one
two stocks running off even at the
ing, wnen the general tendency was
nuoyant rise. As the dav progressed per
sons standing for loans found themselves
In sn unstable position. The heaping up of
resources toward the banking poalllon
seemed to be very encouraging. The t.
000,000 of relief probably saved the market
from disaster and the rebound which fol
lowed was convulsive. The market closed
In some confuslun after this rslly, but the
tone was strong In the main up to tlm
closing, Fnlted States Steel stocks slgnsllx
Ing the transformation In the situation bv
rising over last night's level. These stocks
were notably firm all day, although the
sinking fund bonds began to he acutely
affected by the pressure of liquidation late
In the day. The bond market was more
responsive to the pressure of liquidation
than at any time heretofore during the
present troubles. High grade securities
were sold apparently to provide means for
protection of such other stocks as were
totally unsalable. In spite of tho acute de
pression of tho stock market there was nt j
nrne a leeung oi encouragement tor
the hope that the threatened hanking
crisis had been avoided. Tho suspension
of several smaller banking Institutions In
the city, hut far removed from the flnsn
clal district, did not Impair this feeling.
The determination of the great powers
amongst the trust companies to stand for
the deficiencies was regarded as their sal
vation. The Btock market Itself closed In
a sudden revulsion of sentiment from the
tone almost of despair into which It hnd
iaiien.
Bonds were demorallxod. Total sales par
value, 35,0.10.000. T. 8. 2s registered declined
'i, tho coupons , snd the 4s registered 1
per cent on call.
Number of sales and quotations on the
New York Stock exchanga:
Birea.
1o ronprMi
V. S. . r
(to rouimn . . . . .
I'. S. n , reg
rto roup i
Am. Tobarco 4....
ne
Ati hlffnn sn. 4. . .
Allantlr i- I, 4i .
fill. A Ohio 4....
in SH
m R. T. e. 4 ..
Ontml of US. 5. .
Mo trt Im
Mo Id inr
Ch A Ohio '.
Chicago A. 3i.
C., B. aV Q n 4
.. It. I. ft P. 4a
dn ml. fia
o lo. Ind. acr. .
Colo. Mill. 4....
Colo. Siv 4m
or I r,ib in
open- n. A R. ii. 4s...
ninMlera' Sec. 6a.
Brie p. . a
do sen. 4a.......
Ho.k. Vsl. 4W..
Japan 4lt r.tra....
do M aeiirH
do 4
L. X. unl. ...
B.d. Offiraa.
. 7T
. 1C
.. to
4a tl
M N. J
Wl No PiHnr4K
Mi Ii ?
X. W. r 4e en
O S. U rMs 4.... 4?'
Pens onT. i4ja. !
!rt4j Haaitlns sm. if M
H Si. I,. A I. M. r. 4 .in1,
. 5 St. 1.. S. r. ta 4. 73
. 4 81. I.. S V c. 4v...
. S4 Scal-urd A. b 4.. "
SH4 Sn fa. Itr it 7W
" Jo I at it i-tfa II
T". v Rsltars I li
. 4S Teia A T la. . .. . K
. i T , St. !. A w. 4a 70
It.
I'nlon Pailflc
. . do rofiv. 4a
.. so . r. bii a ft..
.. Wahaah la
.. s 'do 4eb. ft
.. 71 W .tern Met 4a. ..
.. SVV. V U H 4..
. . M Wla Central 4...
. . H'i Ati hlann ct. 4s
. . 77ij, f do rv. oa
. . BH Int. M -t. 4',a
1j
.. 7k
.. W
..1'44i
.. 4A
. . M
. . Ft
.. 7
. . S
..io
.. hi
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET I
i
Values on Cattle of All Kinds Con I
tinuc Downward.
1 feeders
j fifders
4 cows.
; feeders
frediMS.. .1 '
. H 4 m
.I'M.' 4 lo
II l;il, Wyoming.
. Ml i V. 13 rows . ...
. W7 .1 4"
l,cvl ftlmnmns. Wvonlug
4 feeders. .1ISS 41 V cows
Wt scott. S yuniirg
HOGS TAKE ANOTHER BIO TUMBLE
Sheep and Lambs In Liberal Itecelpl,
vllh the Tendency Lower on All
tirades. Both Here and at
Other Points.
17 feeders
1 elecr. ...
1 cow
11 ( OW S
ft heifer..
II csl es. .
feeders.
A.
.lit?
.1';
lll'l
, m;x
21 ft
4-1
?. feelers. .1110
1 steer I2.M
4 . ) steci s
3 ;i K viws. . .
5 f I row
KANSAS
t ( X cows. ..
4" It cows. ..
4 ' I calves
4 15
IDAHO.
4 05 ,1 steers.
S A 1 hull...
.1:11
im
, ftso
. Ml
.
. Wl
'
4"
.lO
S '
OMAHA. Oct :i.
Cattle. Hogs.
S' )l TH
n r-4M IyI TsVtnrt-
OfTicinl Monday 1J.3.I i.i'-i
Ottli'lal Tuesday
"thcisl Wednesday .407 tj..'Sl
Kstlnmte Thursday 4.1 o.3"0
I
Sheep
fc.(Ul
I. 4W
l:'.H3
iM.O
S7.W
104.174
3S.171
21.0l
17.;1
ix.:ii
l.!"'f
S4.M1
the receipts
London Closing Mocks.
I.ONIiON. Oct. ;4. Closing quotations on
were as
Hon In the east caused a slump In the
t wheat market today of almost 8 cents. lAt
the cloao wheat for December delivery was
down le74io. Corn waa off l4fllo. Oats
were Vulo lower. Provlslona wera HWp
1 :'7Ho higher.
The wheat market opened weak, with
Drlcea luffllWc below yesterday. A snarp , t ii inches. !
' advance at Liverpool waa completely lg- Deficiency corresponding period In
t nored Iq the face of the conditions in uie j.n inches.
' financial world, the suspension of several I Deficiency
: banking concerns in tha east having own , 1.3a inches
follows
. si M.. K. ft T
.. MS N. Y Central....
. 5' Norfolk A W
. 1H do ffd
. M Ontario A W
, . PennrylranlR
.ItJ' Rand Mines
.. Readlns
. . 7'4 nnuthrrn Railway
, .112 don pfd
.. Sonthern Parlflr .
.. 1 Union Paclflf ....
. l do pfd
.. 1H I'. . Stoel
.. 4ni4j do (ild
.. .In Waha.h ,.
.. 1T1S Wahlnh pfd
..Ml Fpanl.h 4a
.Ml
steady, LUSd per ounce.
cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short hills is 4t.'Ti'4i4 per cent; for three
months' bills. 4,yt)4lli per rent.-
Nrw York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK. Oct. V4. finning quotations
on mining stocks were as follows;
stocks
1 oneola, money
du account
Anaconda
Atchlann
do pfd
haltlmnrc & Ohio.
Canadian Parinv
Chra. A Ohio
Chlraso tit. W
C M. A St. P...
I Pears
I). Ac R. 0
d pM
Krla
do im pM
do i'd pM
fliand Trunk
Illlnola (antral ..
Loillavllla A N . ..
SUA' BK Bar,
MONKY-3 per
Four days this week.. 3i.lW
Same days lust week ?.L'.ft4
Sunie davs 2 weeks ago. .Rl. '-'-'
Snme das 3 weeks ago.. W. II 7
Same days 4 weeks ago. .3",7ifl
Same days last year li,3ijt
Tli. f.11n.-!nr lM Hid
of cattle, hogs and sheep at Soul h Omaha
for tha year to date, comparea ivun
year:
1W7.
Cattle m.M
Hogs I, owl.
Sheep 1.721.W
Thn f.ll.,wlnB tnlile
prices of hogs at South Omaha for the laxt
several days wit 11 comparisons
10 feeders.. I0f,i
I" feeders. loTH
4 cus s PV7
steers. ...li:to
1 steer 14S0
.'1 steers.. ..W
COWS 11M
Sill ill DAKOTA.
!ll
14"!
..If?"
.1 feed.-if
7 cows . , .
4 steers. .
5 steers.
1 steer.... .141
17 (.owe (1
.1 J."
2 V'
Z t
.1 n
T't a 1.)
..14 4 '
5 iai
3 M
1 r,
2 4.i
Inc.
lfjS.U"!
lJOti
2.03.11"
lJWO
shows the average
Doc.
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Date.
Oct.
Oct.
(S't.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
let.
Oct.
Oft.
13..
11...
17..
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21...
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24...
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6 M
. 56 S
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. tit
. M
. tH
. "
. 40',
. 12l
. 4
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.m
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Hniihn
Chicago
Kansus City
Sioux City
Tiiu ortlclal number
brought in today
11IP7. lH3.!lI.104.lia.il-llOT-
6 t 33;
b W 16 2
Ii n'i, Ii M
I h 151 5 4 7 0o ti 18
111' f, :i 6 91 0 ti
I 0 V i (12 1 D Alj 7 '"'I 80
& it aw ,r - i
ti 211 12 t. 02 1 6 1I I JO
o 2 B 14 b l 24
6 fs7l 10 I 5 18 1 i", "3
5 70 6 U 5 14' ' I S 14, 76! S W
S 4K7i 6 I2 b l') 5 221 5 in 1 '!'. 01
'Sunday.
"4
renorted before the opening of the board
K Trading early In the day waa not In large
' volume, but aa the aeaslon advanced It lo
ll creased to liberal proportions. Liquidation
which had been confined to small holders
" Included some of the bull leaders. The
market closed weak and near the low point
V of the dav. Deoember opened Vs(8?o lower
K at SI.OOHttLOl. 'old off to MrO and closed
t at il.0fA;c. Clearances of wheat and flour
f were equal to 212.000 bushels. Primary re
1 celpta wera H61,0U bushels, against 1.210.000
s bushels on the aame day last year. Mln
i noapolls. Duluth and Chicago reported re.
f, etots.ot.67 Cgrg, agalnat SR4 cara, last
r wJ,-k. and 548 care one year ago.
' rhe corn market waa decidedly weak all
' -tlay, because of selling Induced by the
5 financial situation, Ideal weather for the
I! crop and the weskness of wheat. The
"i market cloaed weak. December opened H
I (rte lower at BS-a,".' eold of to 66
' and closed at S7c. Local receipts were Sue
', cars. 101 of contract grade. Heavy selling
i" of oats by cash houses and a sharp decline
in the demand from eastern shippers
caused a decline of almost lc In all de
liveries. December opened VlC lower at Bio,
' declined to biic and Closed at 60i4fcG0c.
. laical receipts were 2S9 cars.
Despite the weakness of grain and a 10c
to 16c. decline In the price of live hogs, the
' provision market waa strong all day. Iw-
creasing stocks and an Improved cash de-
mand were the causes of the strength.
' Bhnrti and Investors were good buyers
: throughout the day and trade waa In large
i- volume. At the close January pork was
up 27Ho at S14.7B; lard was 12MjC higher at
t SH.: rlba were 174jo higher at 17. i0.
" Ratlmated receipts for tomorrow are:
Wheat. 60 cars; corn, 2S1 cars; oats, ITS
I cars: hogs. 14.000 head. ,,,,..
f- The leading futures ranged as follows.
' Artlclea.l Open. Hlgh.l Low. aoe. Tee'y.
corresponding period In 1DH6,
Im A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
St. Lonla Ueaeral Market.
ST. LOCI8. Oct. 24. WHEAT Lower;
No. 1 hard, Sl.C0tl.O3; December. 97HWV.c;
May. ii.ub4.
CORN Lower: track: No. S cash, 88ty
BVc; December, bc; May, i'4c; xo.
white, 59V4Oc,
OATH Lower: track: cash, 42Vc; May,
60io; No. 2 white, BoVic.
KLOL'R Stead v: red winter patents. S4.50
5.10; extra fancy and straight, J4. 314. 70;
Clears, W I44.10.
TIMOTHY Firm. S3. 06(34.50.
TORXIiIFjIL-Steady. O.10.
BKAJ Steady; sacked, east track,
1.1S.
HA Y Ixiwer; timothy, til .W"S 11.00
rle. t.0t;12.5O.
IRON COTTON TIE8-t110. '
BAQOINO-ll B-ltic.
HEMP TWINE U'c.
PROVISIONS Higher: lobbing.
Lard, higlier; prime steam. $8,774.
salt meals, lower; boxed, east, track
clear ribs, f'.2j; short clears. J9.&0.
lower; boxed, east track, shorts,
ti-.iog
; pral-
5.2i.
Dry
$9.25;
Bwoon.
$l0.12Vi;
clear ribs, $10.12'; short clears, $10.37W.
POL" LTflY -Weak ; chickens. 7Hc; springs.
He; turkeys, l.'lc; ducks, H"tc; geese, 5c.
Bl'TTER Steady ; creamery, 24rgc.
EGOS Steady, 1SC.
Receipts. Shipments.
ll.OK
TS.OiO
. aU.0mi
, 16.000
Flour, bu.
Wheat, bu.
K'orn, bu..
Oats, bu...
Dnlath Oraln Market.
Dl'LUTH. Oct. 24. WHEAT No.
em, tl.05; No. 2 northern, tl."2a;
ber, tl.OBS; May, tl.l.
OATS 4HC.
Wheat I
Dec. 1
r. 1 01
4 May 1 07
July 1 Oi,'
I 1 01H
Corn I I
Doc. C8 fi!
k- May eVii
: July W0.
'Jala
Dec. Bl
May a,rM!
July ' 4'i
14 70
May U 04
1 ard-
Nov. t M
Jan. tH
May I B2V
, Riha I
Jan. 7 SO
May 7 V !
No. 1
I
101 J
1 07.
1 01H
58
flle,
1 0B
1 06l
1 00
5HA.I
60
BSrB8HC
tl
MM,
14 75
IB IB
S 70
s B71
7
7 70
7
1 00,
67
54f'S
69
BOH.SOfi.1
48
14 AO
14
S 60
X 47t
8 72H
7 60
7
B2',
4H't
1 OUi
1 OP14
1 0li
6lHa
B34
4S
14 7 14 47H
IB OB 14 8i
S BO S 47H
t B2H 8 40
8 67W1 8 61H
7 70 I 7 B2'4j
7 n 1 w
8. 0U0
80.000
tiO.UUO
10.0X
1 north-Deceni-
Kansaa City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 24. WHEAT -December,
844c; May, tl.OoU: cash: No. 2
hard, Imc641.oS; No. 3. 9T'iisc; No. 2 red.
Il.oo V ' 014: No. S, sSHctftt.OO.
CORN-December, Blc; May. B8Hc, cash:
No. 2 mixed. B7B6c; No. 3, B7857Hc; No. 2
white 5Sc; No. 3. 58c.
OATH No. 2 white. 49c; No. 2 mixed. 4Sc.
RYF Steady at 77 6 80c.
HAY Unchanged 1 to 25c lower; choice
timothy. $13. Out, 13. B0; choice prairie,
til 50(3 11. 7S.
EOGS Steady; extras, 21c per joie.11;
firsts, 19c.
EGGS-Extras, 21c; firsts. 19c.
ltecelpts.cililpmcpt
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu. .
Oats. bu. .
. .114,000
19.1100
It, 000
Closing quotations at Kansas
reported by Logan Bryan, 113
Trade.
117,000
17.000
14,000
Cllv. as
Eoard ot
Artloles. Open. High.) Los. Cose.
fssh quotstlons were as follows:
FLOCK Essy; winter pstents. HBSSt
B.10: winter strslgbts. 14. E0434.9O; spring pat
ents. tS.4otfft.76; spring straights. H fti.76.
bakers, H (Ki'(.20.
WHEAT No. i spring, tlOMrt.07: No. 3
spring. tl-OOJjl OJiVs; No. 2 red. lVi9c.
CORN No. 2, 5tti'; No. X yellow. J-ri)i,c.
f AT8 No, 2, 4Sc: No. 3 white, 43ti60c.
RYE No. 2. 80c.
BAIU.BY Oood feeding, 6er2r; fair to
choice malting. 80'DOBi'.
SKEDSFlax, No. 1 northwestern,' $1.21;
clover, contract grade, tl 50.
PROVISION fchort libs, sides (loose),
t7.37Vrtr"-. Mess n.irk. pir bhl., iHOiif
14.1WH- Iard. per KM) lbs., t 47. Short
clesr sides (boxed), $1264) S.50.
. Following were the receipts an 1 ship
ments of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shlmnents.
a.t 3 7i) 1
Wheat
December May
Corn
December
May
1 OHj!
62
544i ,
nV.
1 01 Vi
I
1 00 il IMA
521, 61 I
61 S A
634A
F our, bbls..
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu
osts, bu
Rye, bu
Harsey. bu..
. 71.0l
.323.i)
.327 ()
. lO.uili
.127.60
174.5 4)
.1.8.MM
14'i.CilO
10.OO
S6.7"0
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Oct. 24. WOOL The volume of
movement in the local market Is still
considerable and weekly sales averaging
nearly B.OitO.Ono pounds. The demand Is
not confined to the worsted, but extends
to all lines of manufactures. Il is believed
that nesrly 70 per cent of the local hold
ings have' been disposed of. In the local
trade the hea lest dealing continues In
terrltortsl wool. Fine Montana staple is
strong, ss well as half-blood, the latter
being quoted at 227c. The leading west
ern quotatlona are as follows:
Missouri, one-eighth blood, JS'uMHo: hslf
fclood, 2u'30c. Scouted values: Texas, fine
12 months, . 72 73c; tine ( to 8 months. 6'g
6Vie; fine fall. B7V5sc. California, northern.
Adama Ktpreas
Anul. Copper, ex-dlv
Am. C. A r
Am. c. r. rid
Am. OotUin pfd
Am. Cotton Oil pfd....
American Kxpraaa
Am. H. A L pfd
Am. Ice. aaeuritlea
Am. Llnaaed Oil
Am. Llnaead Oil pfd..
Am. Lrftcomotlrs
Ant. locomotive pfd..
Am. S. A H...,
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Am. Sugar Refining...
Am. Tobacco pfd ctfa.
AnacoM-s kilning Co
Atchlaon 4
Atchlaon pfd
Allantlr. Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. Ohio pfd
Brooklrn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J-
Chtaapaaka A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
Chicago N. W
C. M. A St. P
rhlcsgo T. A T., oftered...
Chicago T. A T. pfd
C, C, C. A St. Li
Colorado F. ti I
Colo. A Sj
Colo. A So. 1st pfd
Colo. A 80. Ud ptd.
Consolidated Uaa
Corn Producta. rfg...
Corn Producis ptd :
Palawars A Hudson
Del., U A W ,
llanrar A R. O
I). A R. O. pfd
Platillara' Saturlties ..
Erie ,
Krla m pfd ,
Krla td pfd
Ornaral Elei trlc
Illlnola Central
InUrn&tlonal Papar .:
Int. Paper pfd
Int. Pump
Int. Pump pfd
luws Central
I wa Central pfd
Kanaaa Cltr So
K. C. So. pfd
Loultvllla A N
Maxtcan Centrsl
Minn. A St. L
M . Ht. P. A H. 8. M
M . ft. P. A S. S. M. ptd..
Mlanourl Pacific
M., IC. A T
M. , K. A T. pfd
NatliMial Lead
N. R. R. of M. pfd. offprtd
N. Y. Central
N. V., O. A W
Norfolk A W
N. A W. pfd
Nonu Amvrlcan
PaclBo Mall
Pannaylvanla
People's Oaa
P.. C C. A HI. U....
Pr?aa'-d 8tael Car
Pressed f. C. p'd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
Heading lat pfd. oft. Ted
Reading td pfd, offered
Repuulle Steel l. . .
Republic Steel pfd
Rock laland Co :
Hock laland Co. pfd
St. I.. A . F. td pfd
St. Iula S. W
St. L. t. W. pfd
Soulhern Paulfic
Wo. PaHnv pfd
So. Railway
Ho. Railway, pfd
Tcnneeaew C A I
Triaa A Pad lie
T., 8t. L. A W
T. , 81. b. A W. pfd
I nlnn Pacific
t'nloa Pacific pfd
I'. S. K.xpreaa
f. 8. Realty
I. 8. Rublr
f. 8. Rubber pfd
f. 8. Steel
I 8 Steel pfd
Va. -Ca.ro. Chemical
'a. -Caro. Cham, pfd
wahah
Wabanh pfd
Walli-Kargo Kxpreaa
Wealtnguouea Klectrlc
Wsal-rn I'nlnn
W. A I.. K...)
Wlaconaln Central
Wla. Central pfd
Northern Pacllc
Central leather .4
Central Leather pfd
Sloea-ShefBeld It eel
Ureal Northern pfd
Interborough Urt
Int. Met. pf
Total abarwe for the day.
100
4S,3in
4,1)
Ha)
14110
"i')
oo
t.lll
High.
ltW
4
2',
27
176
12
11
OH
Loir.
1
4141
?r,
S2
U
175
11)
H
6tr 41 15
. 37.100
. l.n-rn
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. I.7IIU
4 17,4'in
. 1. 101)
. l,;i;i
. ll),80i
vio
. 17.21)")
. 4.000
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. 1.1'W
. . SKI
. 20.5UO
M
ltli'j
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2H
7i
H
fi
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SS',
1.-.7
7
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107 V,
MS
H
t7
sn
72
5
l.())
4.40
l.aoa
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3.5'
7(
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l.n)
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4.3t
U.V,
1SH
411
ii
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US
'isi,
an
34
-in
80
H
1UIW
600 ti4'4
2. on TtV,
IN
4-11
01X)
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r.iH
13H
7110
OiHl
4.00
7(
;iii
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3o)
in. mio
7,mi
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l.P0
2.iO
l.K
2.3"0
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144
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5
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17
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27',
7
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84
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79 V,
7.'.
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l.ir.14
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tl
714
luvtj
101 'a
t
15
M-i
lo
ll-t4
43
il
81
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S2
12S V4
Sfn
18
Sn
41 V
i7r
17 !4
!i!t4
131
10
So
X
11
31
21 '4
4"V
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31 's
01
101
4S'i
244
bi
M'
44 V,
JK
5H
Adams Con.
Alice
Hreece
Hrunewlck Con.
Comatock Tunnel
Cm. Cal. A Va..
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver
Leadvllle Con. ..
"Offereii.
6
. . .401)
... 17
...84
... 31
... ol)
...135
...1""
...
Little t'hlcf
Ontario
Ophlr
Pot on I
Savage
Hlerra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
. .
..lin
.. I
.. 4r.
.. 4
.. 18
..2.V)
ItANUK Ol'
by
rmci:s.
Cattle.
J1.7af'.).2o
1.2j'ij7.2o
2.iKtiti.50
2.2MU6.25
of cars
each road
Hups.
SS.Xv'uViw
4 0iH! ''
fi.oO(i j.8'
u.4"vo.l
of slock
was:
4 ,M
0 (
4 0"
S 70
Kmuk Jm kmin. South I'nkol-i.
I frn 8.V 2 45 4 cows fs7
4 cows y I 45 1" cows
MONTANA.
10 steers... .184(1 8 i i steers.. ..1S. Sdl
2 steers. ...1270 B ' S steers. ...1476 5 t'S
.in steers.. ..I.111M 4 5" :o steers. ...12tl 4 !'
1 steers.. ..1.V.I7 4 ti' S steers. ...1177 4 '
36 feeders. .1122 4 V) 17 feeders. .107s 4 5"
CO I AIR A I Hi.
13 cows Ml 3 05 ,
HOU8 The phenomenal ' decline In tlio
price of hogs, which set In on Monday was
continued today, the market breaking
another 00. As was the case yesterday
IK mark-n An.n.,1 wOK 1...I.I
Ing haek snd only about one packer buy- j
ing at a time, a goon many 01 tne enriv
sales were at $5 45(ii6.&). with a large
proportion of the dav s sales between " i"
4iu.Bit. It was late In the forenoon before
business of consco,enre wss transacted and
still Inter before anything like a clear
ance was affected.
Ties decline today carries the market to a
point that is Hoc lower than the close of
the market lsst week In other words the
msrket has broken ii"o In four days. This
Is the worst break thst has tsken plsce In
the market for yenrs, In fact the worst
since August , ISM. when hogs dropped
from an average of 85.02 the previous tlsv
down to M .10, a decline of almost tl per "0
pounds. That break was due to the sud
den collapse In a big provision denl snd tho
marKet sprung ruck ugnln In s few days
rrs nd feeders. I t Otift 1 ill; ahes and
Vi HI linn. 1 2.. 1 Oil ,-V.lt.
lli ) lie, eide. 1..-.00 I1cn.1l. market
15fi:"e lower, celling nt g 5.4 1) i .".) . bulk
of snles. $5.45 415.55,
st. l.eals Live Stock Market.
ST. t.oriS. Oct. 2l.--CATT1.K- Receipts.
5.o head. Including 2,""i' Tcxsns; msrket
sternly, native shipping nntl export steer,
pi. I rn 7 .15: (Iresseil beef oml butcher elects,
tr. r-4t :..": steers nnder i.o lbs, i4.nMt4.oi':
stockers and feeders. R.T.VtM 5; eoas snd
heifers. f.'l.tirtrS 0'; t anners. l 5mi.4e; bulls,
12 7 tit 75: rnlvr-s. t:.'2ii7.S"-; Texss anil In
tllHn sieer.. :M "f5.:.'; coas nnd helfeis,
: T?,i4 iv
III IS-Iteeelpls. 4.50 h'-nil: tpsrket 2f'n CV
lower, plRn h 11.I lite Ii t si. ti Oi tiii.oO; packers.
fS.ired.iB.K'i: hiili'htis sntl lust heavv, .frf
d.l".
SHKKI" AND l.AMHrS-rtccvlpls. .;l
hesil: markei 25c lower; native muttons,
13 i"r, ..; la nil 11.. 4 2 i7.:5; culls nud b'n-ki,
I.I.U'iO.t K); stockers and feeders. 42. 00"! .50.
Hank of France Statement.
PARIS. Oct. 21. The weekly statement of
the Hank of France shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation decreused
I 5H.fVUii0f, treasury deposits IncreAsed IN.
i 7G0,nnOf , general deposits decreased S 02fi.0'ii'.
gold In hand Increased 15.000.0nof, bills ills
counted decressed 59.2"iO,iio it and utlvunces
decreased .726.0OOf. '
OMAHA WnOI.KS AI.E MARKET.
Cattle, lions. Sheep.H'r'e.
Wabash
Mo. 1'. Ry
I'. r. system
C. N. W. .(east I
C. & N. W. (west)
C, St. P., M. c O.
C., H. J. least I .
('.. H. Q. I west!
t. 15. 1. P. tenst)..
('.. It. I. P. twest).
Illinois i:entritl
Tot ul receipts
The disposition of the nny s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattlo. Hogs. Sheep
1
' a
4k IX Xi 1
2 4 4
7ii ia 17 2
2 I i'
. 1 a
.40 47 . 20 4
1 1
.2 1
.177 71 70 11
On the Produce exchange today tne but
ter market was steady: creameries, 2.Vt)
I'.'yc; dairies. UtiTic. K.ggs. steady; at mark,
rases Included, 17Sj-2i.'Vec; firsts. 22c; prime
lifts, 24c. Cheese, steady. 16",iri5'.4c'-
2t(i4o; southern, 60
Oregon, eastern No.
1 clothing, tat-'dSc;
No. 1. HouitiUc. Ter
flne staple, 72i73c;
i'jr72i", fine clolhln
Mllwaa5.ee Uralai Market.
MILVl'Al'KER, Oct. 24-WHEAT-M3r-kel
weak; No. 1 northern. tl.oOg'l.lOH; No.
2 northern. 1.06n'l.u; December, 36A,c,
ashed.
HARKY Lower; No. 2, tl"l; sample,
74ci(jl U).
CuRN turner ; No. X tasli, 60v; MaT,
t."Hc. asked.
Paarla, Hsrkwl,
PKORIA. HI . Oct. :t.-rORX-Lor; No.
I vellow. B4(DiVsa; No. S. 5c: No.- 4. 5sc.
OATtV-lAweri No. I white. t0'4V: No.
6 w, httv. o-tTc
It Y t Nominal; No. J, Mff&c.
WHISK V basis of, II. A for finished
goods.
l.lterpMl Oral Market.
L1VERFOOU Oct. ti. WHEAT-Spot,
luminal; futuree easy; December, la 4 VI;
Mav. Is 5'd.
- i'ORN-bpot. quiet; prime mixed, steady;
Jenuaty, s td.
Mlaaeaaalla Grata Market.
MINNKAPnUr. Ott 24. WH EATr-No. 1
lard. 1. u: No. 1 northern. Uo4. No. I
IK-rthern. . CiT V
n.f'l'R-Plrst relents. t5.70n SO; second
4xk1o7c: inlildle county
1ll2c; fall, free. tTV'.
1 st Uplo, 70m 72c; No.
average, Sosjinec; Valley
rltory, scoured basis,
fine medium stsple, ,t4i'72i", fine clothing.
S7U70C; fine medium clothing. 6aiic; hslf
blood. KtVutific; quarter-blood, B3'u6dci pulled
ewe. b8ii72c: fine. oU'd'VX:.
8T. LOriS, Mo.. Oct. 24. WOOI Steady.
Medium grsdes. combing, ojothing. 1Mti
&c; light fine. 22tU'22V: heavy fine, rii'lsc;
tub-washed, 2S1vilc.
00 a, 44 43H
m M it x
s.3oo USH HI 114?,
8.3UO 75V, 724 74
W
l.ltut 17H 14'4 l'"'4
fT
4in 143 KI7 MS .
I48.8IH 7', 7i"4 7C.
Ha) 73 . 71 7"
70
BM" !, 13 13
. j.DUtt o.i 4 Si'i 41 44
, 4 I'm li.'i 14--, 14',
7i mm :i4-4 :;7
'iuu M ;.-' 37 H
14
5ii sn :', vi
, ri.iuO 11V, H3V, 61 IJ
l.ln) ic;t, Iini
4.fi 11 11 v,
:no 41V4 si i 37
134
4U0 3U I8' IS
iMO 21) 11
!0D 3114 311,
. u7.7'l 11'", inn 1' fi-n
30ll Mil ID 77
" '-'I l 17 ' li
Sihi 7r.va "V, 72V
.113.8 1) 14 I'i ii
. Si.P'O S3H fi", M14
5n0 14 ltv, 14 V,
41W K 7t'h ki
' ' Ii,
. l.tun ! 14 ir.14
jmi
. 3.S") ih 3! 4-1
mo 4 ' .'
, l.l'.m v, i in,
loo IJ 1114 11 j
7n0 30 in 2414
. 4."0 11"H 1"4 l'V4
im 15 14'i 1V
;iw 78V, 7', 741,
. 2.81111 3;v, X 2!
, II, to) 11V ln lliv,
ivon 1 v,
7il 14 li'i It
aharea.
4s
Metal Market.
NKW YORK. Oct 24 MET A L6 Tin was
higher In the Kngllsh market, with spot
closing at 140; futures tic 15s; locally the
market was dull. Copper was higher in the
Kngllsh market, Willi spot quoted at 4.54
15a and futures at 4.5 5s. locally the mar
ket waa steady and unchanged. Liad was
unchanged In both markets, closing at &
fs In Liondon. Spelter was also unchanged.
Iron waa lower In the Engllah market.
Willi aiandard foundry quoted at 52a 10.1
and Cleveland warrant 54a locally
no change waa reported.
ST. Ixna Oct. M MET A 1 Lead, dull
at 14.50; spelter, dull at 1530.
fcivaiteraleel A flee aasl Drleel Frala.
NKW TORK. Oct. 24.-HVAPORATKD
APPL Market Is easier and II seems
that the tight money situation has led to
cancellation. Fancy see tjuoted .at loHc;
choice. 10r; prime. ',irtV; common, MHV.
1)RIKD FR CITS Prunes are unchanged;
apricots quiet at recent pricea. Peaches
firm but um-lisngeii. Raisiusiare on act
tied In tone, bi4 uu cbaiiss Is reported In
quotation
Bostoa Stocks and Boads.
HO8TON. Oct. 24 Call loan.
cent; time loans, SVui's per cent.
?uotatluns on stocks and bonds
ollows:
71 Atlantic
24 Hlngliam
K -al A Heels.
74V4 Centennial
83V, Copper Range
! Pair Weal
lis Franklin
lit) Grashy
U4t Iilo Koyalr ...
14 Mass. Mining .
H...1.16 Michigan
13 Mohawk
I'ct4 Monl. C. A C.
S'4 0ld Dominion
lot "oeceola
ltm Parrot
M dulucy
MV4 Miautioa
Mv, Tamarack
l1v, Trinity
IS I'nllod Copper
U I . s. Miaiog
U
1-4
17
J5
13
Atchlaon aaj.
do 4a
Mei. Csatrsl 4s.
Atchlaon
do pld
Boston A Albany
Uoaton A Mains.
boaton Elevated
Fluhburg pfd ...
Maxloas Central .
N. Y , N. H. A
Here Marquette
t alon Psclnr ..
An Pneu Tubs
Amer. Sugar ...
do pfd
Am. T AT...
Am. W'-olen ...
do pfd
eiiuiu. vi..
1 MMaa. Electric
j pfd
Maaa. Uaa
I nlted Trutt
tailed 8. M. .......
So pfd
I . g. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
Alloues
Anialau mated
Mm. "Asked.
Condition ef Trade and annotations on
Staple snd Fanes' Prod nee.
KOOS Fresh country, 21c; storage, 19c.
RL'TTER Common, 2o',4o; fancy tub and
rolls. 21Hti22Vac; cruamery, 31c,
CHEESE New XuH cream, Wisconsin
twins, l'Hc; new Jull-oream brick, 17c; do
mestic, new 8wIfs. 18c; new Umberber, 15
4il6c; young Americus. 17Vo.
UVG POULTRY r3priiigs, 9VjO; hens,
9'-tO; roosters, 6'ic; ducks, 10c; geese Sv;
turkeys, 1,1c; plgmins, 75c per dox.
DRESSED POULTRY Springs, fancy,
llo; bena. Uo; rofsters. 6Hc; ducks, 12c;
geese. 11c; turkeys, ific.
HAY Choice No. 1 upland. 110 00; me
dium. Stt.Ol); No. 1 bottom. S00: off grades
from 15.00 to cti.50; ty straw, 17.1'): No. 1
alfalfa. IH-OO. '
rm its.
CRANRERRIEK-PPr bavrel, IS.50..
APPLES Colorado- lsncy Jonathans, 4
tier box. 13.26; California Uelleflower. 2
2.26.- Washington Snow, per box. I2."0: Ore
gon Kings, per boxj 12.50; Oregon Spltzert
berg, per box, 12.50; Oregon Baldwin, 12.25:
New ork Baldwins, fancy, per barrol, lo.Oi'i.'
Oreening, to.ilOi lltibtiardnnn, aii varie
ties Michigan apples, per bushel basket,
11.25. - -
PEARS Winter Nellls, B-ticr box, 13.25;
4-tler box, J.1.00; Idaho and Banjon, 4 and 0
t icr boxes, 12.50. . . .
ORA PKd Michigan, per basket, 32c; New
York. 32c; California Tokay, p. r crate, $2.00;
Cornlchan, 2.oo; in. ported Malaga, per keg,
$l."tG.W.
VEGETABLES.
NAVY BEANH Per bu.. No. 1. I2.M per
bu. ; Lima, 7c per lb. '
POTATOES Per bu.; TrVgsOc.
BEANS New wax and string, 406600 per
market basket.
CAEflAG 10 Wisconsin, Holland seed, lttc
per pound.
BEETS Per bushel, 10c.
Tl'RNlP8-xer bushel. 50c.
PARSNIPS Per bushel, 76c.
RADlrlHES Per dozen. Sue
TOMATOES Per basket, uc4,;6j.
CELERY Michigan, KoU3c.
ONION Red (Jlolie. per pound, IVc
SWEET POTATOES Virginia, I3.-J.
l'bl'l'ERS Per busliil. 76c.
BEEF CUTS.
No. 1 ribs. 14c; No. 2 ribs, He; No. 3
ribs, (k:; No. 1 loin. 19e.; No. 2 loin, liic;
No. 3 loin, So; No. 1 chuck, lie; No. 2
t hurch, 6Vc; No. 3 chuck, 4Uc: No. 1 round.
V; No. 2 round, Vtu; No. 3 round, li'.c,
No. 1 plate, 4Vic; No. 2 plale. lc; No. 3
plate. 3;,lc. !
TROPICA L 1-HViT.
LEMONS - Per box. M.tO. 13.00, J7.O0. !
It A NANAS Per bunch, 2JiOjS.0O. ,
COCOANCTS-Per sack, li.iu; per dozen.
titV.
DATKH-On market Oct. 26; H;:llowe"cn.
per pound. 7e;' Buyer, per pound, ;c
MISCELLANEOUS.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Pi uncs 1
are somewhat unsettled by freer offerings '
from second hands, who seem desirous of
moving supplies of hnmedlale grades. Quo. '
(Hl.ons rai.ge from lie to fo lor Cuilfnrnla 1
HUlt and from iVtc to Sc for Oregon. ;
Peaches, very firm, with fancy yedowa
quoted at l.T.vc. ,
I MIDElK AND TALLOW Oruen salted,
I No. 1, eVsc; No. 2, 7c; bull hides, M, greca ,
I hides, No. 1, 7c; No. 2. 0c: horas. li.loul 50;
1 sheep pelts, .Victlll.S. Tallow. No. 1. 4'c;
No. 2. I'Vuc. vvool. IbtiZta. , 1
COFFEE Roasted, Mo. ii, 26r; No. 2l, I
21c; No. 25, 19c; No. 20. Hhic.
KiSili-Halloui, il. trout, lli; pickerel.
!"c: pike, '4c; pike, fresh frozen, 12c;'
wniteiisn, I4ilfic; hulTDlo, 14c; bulllicsds.
sumneu und uresred, i.lc; cutflsh. dicssed.
i;c, while perch, c; wnlte bass, 15c; black
baas, 2:1c: sunlish, ; crappies, otj'ic;
large crappies, 16c. hen Ing. fresh frozen,
tic: Whitehall, frosen. 13415c. plckeiel, frsh
frozen. 13c; red snapper. 12c; flounders.
macKerei, lsyjuc per fish; codflsu. fieah
frozen. 12c; red snipper. I.-c; fojndars.
fresh frozen, 12c; haddock, fresli frosen. 12c;
smelts. 13c; shad roe. 46c per ID., irog legs.
iv per dox.; green sea turtle i.ie..t. Jc
1 im, 1-1 I I-ee ll
weie as I CANNED OOtD8 Corn, siandard West
ern, 75c. Tomatoes, fancy ::-pound cans.
l. 4ii; standard 3-pound cans. l.3. Plne
ariles. gruieil. 2-pound. '. '.ii'fj 2.:f ; sliced.
11.7562.36. Oallon apples. 4 California
apricots. J2 40. Pears. ll.75u2.Go. peaches.
I.;j4ii-4 44 I- C. peai-bea, : .01 't.'.bO. Alaska
sal. non, red, 11. 40; laney Uiiponk. flat. 2 10;
fsncy sockeye. hat. tl.si. Sardine, quarter
oil. I3 S0; three-quaners mustard, 13 to.
Sweet DOtatoeK. II KiH. 35. Mnwrkiiut IV
5 '4 1 Pllmpaina, MIc'ull.OO. I.lm.l Leslie, .'-pounii.'
,:, ! 75cfei1.25. Soaked pvas. 2-pound. 65c; fancy,
! 11.2-til 45.
N I TS California walnuts. 18c; Chill wal
nuts. 15c:- recans. 12iilSc: lilherts, 12H'-:
liraiclls. 131 14c; ttlnioniiB, j; roasted pea
nuts. M,4c; raw peanuta. tc. -
Omuha I'acklnR Co t-T
Swift and Company .... W4
Cudahy Packing t o 1,'74
Armour cV Co 3.M
Cudnhy 1'kg. Co., K. C. ii
Vunaant & Co 14
Carey & Htnlon
Lohman et Co 12X
McCreurv Ai Carey .... 19
W. 1. Stephen 1'1'
Hill Son 1
F. P. Lewis h'l
Hamilton & Rothschild. 224
Kingun & Co
U Volf -2
J. 11. Bulla .
Stun Werlhclmer l'si
Mika Haggerty 110
J. B. Root & Co 94
O. McConnaughey 17
T. H. lnghram 112
Independent Pkg. Co.... 222
Hmiiii i P HI
Wctsnuiih 1'kg. Co.
Other buyers : 1.45
433
4211
l.hOn
l,Bi3
Ko. sv. Oh. Pr. No. at. Sh. Pr.
88 :i.-, ... 4 33 Ml ?5 1!1 1 K
28 r4 ... I 1.1 M 4t 19) I 47',
M 3;7 n 5J.i 70 ZM It" S 47V4
4S 2 40 5 4') (Mi 3M 40 S M
44 8.1 5 4 74 27H J4.) f. r.O
18 in . . 140 ) 1 sn
f 2S 120 5 40 48 urn UO I 40
S:l Sii9 ... S n ...,. ...J7 5 5ll
78 Ml 1) r. 40 41 !M ... S 1M
8 : SO I 42S 1S 5 iiO
5 7 I( I 4it 45 2M S IM
74 215 81) 5 4r, 70 145 ?0 i W
47 2Mi sn 5 4". 7n its tun i r.o
7t 187 ... I 45 17 :t 40 5 50
44 2M Ki) 5 4r, a aS n I (il
:m 4" r. 45 t i6i in ip
4j 1141 ... 14 68 J34 ... 5 VI
M KM I'M I 4S f,! 818 5 V
III 1.85 Jftl ft 4.7 48 8i :K 5 50
4 J8.I ... I 45 78 na IM t r.n
.18 278 ll ft 45 78 r.Jg 1 Hi) 6 I
I Ki 4ii() 5 4r, 71 2"il 4" 6 6ll
M 271 ton 4S i 241 ...'6 62V4
44 17U 40 ft 42. 7f 118 ... 6 54
51 n 20 I 4i-. 77 224 4(1 6 65
1 i2 S 5 4 84 2 m 24D 5 65
41 22 4D ft 4J 72 'JSC ... I 55
4,792
14.77s
l,5ii3
Totals
CATTLE Demoralisation still prevails In
the cattle trade, not only Here, out ai an
other selling points as well. This morn
ing receipts were fairly liberal; in fact,
1., ........ . i,.. n..tt,i. H n.l lamer than sellers
w uild like to see. As was the case yes
terday, packers did not appear to b verj
' well scttlod in their own minds what they
i wanted und buyers stood around the ex
, chango building all the morning waiting
tor news. um mey uiu go um iov ...
vards It was little better, as tney coiuenie..
themselves by bidding prices that
fvjue lower tlian yesterday, or
lower tor me wees to oaie,
of the trado on a41 kinds
steers, cows anil hellers,
ter of courso were not
off that much without
wore 10
around 40c
This was true
of killers, lcel
Sellers as a mat-
prepHred to lane
struggle aim vur
lr
. 7', :
. 5V,
.540
. 1 1
. 46V4 1
,l
'
. (8
. i:h
IVi
l4
v.
.....,.i.. ,......,! wllh verv Utile doing
I hero were plenty of feeders in the yards,
n good many having boon carried over
from vesierilay in addition to the fresli
receipt's. The lower prices have attracted
free cojr.try buying, bin not enough to
clean up the supply. Today there seemed
to be some Utile Inquiry for right good
feeders at prices not to very much lower,
but the general market was slow anu
lower. It In safe to say that the general
run of feeding cattle and stockers are
right at 25c lower for the week so far.
juotaiions on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed si.-is. lii.15uil.K0; fair to good corn
fed steers. 5.44"'iiS.lB; common to fair corn
fid steers, 4.5Cn 5. W' good to choice range
steers, I5.0fiii6.tio; fulr to good range steers,
4.41(0. xi; common to fair rai.ge steers,
:i.7b'!J4.4o; good lo choice cows and helfeis,
:?.5n-'i4.S:i: iair to good grass cows and heif
ers, 12. 7581 S.oii; common to fair grass cows
and heifers. U.7fVn2.75; good to choice stin k
ers anil feeders, 4.4i'ii5.i; fair o good
stockers ami feeders. t3.75'i4.40: common to
fair stockers and feeders, K.iatld.'iS.
Representative sales:
REEF STEERS.
Av. IT. No. A v. rr.
1UJIJ 5 25
COWS.
kj 2 711 11 H'S 2 7"
KM 2 70
UTOl'KEKri AND FEEDERS.
10 :'4 :i 21 i"8s 1 in
11 ltd 3 t i 3 So
WEdTEHNS-NERHAPKA.
Iir cows t"
46 feeders.. fi:5
1 calf 5i
4 cows lo "
14 heifers... 812
12 calves.
a cows. . ,
19 cows
41 cows
1 heifers..
j calves..
14 f'-eders.
4 feeders.
11 feedtrit.
i cons...
12 sierra
No.
12..
.1114
. 9M2
. 7!'l
.. 4t:i
. 11 )
. 13
5T
pus
hv'ii
.11:11
; 1 leleB..lll
5 cows V4K
o heifers... Ii50
3 cm Ives. . . 4nh
5H ciis 4.'
5 cuws Km
4 I ows 1 eii
5 feeders.. 51K
ti heifers... fl
2 bulls 109"
4 steers
23 steers. .
4 lima...
15 feeders
6 cows. . .
11
25 feeders
2 75 15 feeders.. 101 3 KO
3 1-3 5 feeders.. 66 3 '
3 90 t calve... 21S 3 5o
2 eO 14 cuws 10i4 2 15
3 18) 43 helfeis... 5W 2 V",
4 m 21 leedelf.. KiX 3 l
3 70 11 cows 99) 2 15
2 K5 10 cows Wii 2 1"
2 lo 47 feeders. . S5? 3 V)
2 ti 40 heifers... Ii4i 2
5 on t caKcs... 40 3 40
3 l" 12 feedi is.. :tn7 3 Ho
;i 2S 10 feeders.. 5m T 25
I l"i 111 feeders.. !'.li 3 75
3 2o IB cows lf'i 2 ti'.
4 20
3 V" 31 feeders.. 5TS 3 25
1 75 t cows 9i5 2 00
2 20 9 steers.... 91 3 5"
3 10 0 talves... i-t. I 4 ki
2 mi ti cows 941 2 35
2 75 4 cows 946 2 75
2 75 15 feeders.. 42t 4 25
3 ul I- feeders.. SHI S do
2 Ml 4 heifers... 41i 2 15
2 75 7 feederr,..1t'Jl 3 40
3 35
I'liglit, Nebraska.
.1 fi 22 feeders.. 57 3 70
SHEEP Receipts this morning were
quite liberal, both here and at Chicago.
In fuel receipts were every where larger
than necessary lo meet the requirements
of the demand sntl larger than sellers
would like to see at a time when prices
on all kinds of live stock are breaking
dovn so rauldlv.
Tls supply of killers this morning, both
sheen and lambs, wss Quite limited, but
so was the demand. Packers did not seem
to want very many sheop und were In no
hurry to fill wliMt orders they did have,
feeling doubtless that they might be able
lo buy them cheaper later on. This
naturally made the trade on fat stuff slow
and dull from start to finish. The Chi
cago market was posted early as loti'-'fio
lower and packers' messages were also
very bearish. The feeling here In con
sequence was that killers ought to sell
15c to 2Cc lower at this point to be In line
with other markets, which have been
breaking down rapldlv thle week. Jlll
packers did not in all cases succeed in
tftklng off that much, owing to the fact
that receipts were so moderate. To sav
the least. It was a very wettk market, with
the tendency of values steadily downwsrd.
The great big bulk of tho receipts con
sisted of feeders, the snme as every dav
of late. Fortunately there was quite a
little country demand and buyers opened
the market by plcklntr out here and ther
strings of sheep and lamha that hanpenet'
to suit them at good steady nilces. In fae'
now and then there was a shIc that. I'
anything, looked stronger Tills, however
was not In accordance with the genera'
situation, as all the conditions seemed tc
favor a lower marl'et. After the more
urgent orders were filled, the trade became
Very slow, winding no both dull and tower
Quotation on good to choice killers:
Lambs, M.7uft7.o0: venrllng wethers Y4it
3.00: wethers. l4.SOfro.15: ewes. 1.4'u4.SO.
No quotations are given on fair to good
k'llers. as feeder buyers aro taking prac
tically everything of that description at
better prices than packers will pay.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, 5.751iti 35;
common lambs, $5.5ofi5.75: yearlings. 6 25U
5.4"; wethers, 4.mMi4 JO; ewes, i4.0fnrfl.fi):
common ewes. $2 25cul.50: yearling breeding
ewes, 5.50ii4i.SO; aged breeding ewes, 3.0
Xi a. 50,
Representative sales'
No. A v. Pr.
1H7 western wethers 122 5 20
37 western lambs and wethers.. 76 4 00
54 western ewes, culls 76 2 50
24fi western wethers M 5 25
260 western wethers RS B 50
89 South Dakota wethers, f'ders XH 4 76
44 8. D. y'ling wethers, feeders R2 5 25
11" South Dakota wethers 99 R 15
199 S. I). wethers, feeders 94 4 75
104 S. D. wethts, breeders 72 5 25
244 Wyoming ewes 1o4 4 SO
755 Wyonilns ewes, feeders 94 4 35
137 western ytnrllngs and weth
ers, feeders 6s 5 10
114 Wyoming ewes, culls
ill western wethers, feeders
116 Wyoming lambs, feeders..
95 Wyoming ewes
ID Wyoming lambs, culls.. .
ft Wyoming ewes, culls
309 Wyoming wethers
2.14 Wyoming ewes, feeders..,
41 Wyoming lambs, feeders..
4.17 Wyoming eaes ,
137 Wyoming ewes, culls
49 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
Kanaaa Cltr Live Stork Mart.M.
KANSAS CITY. -Oct. tl. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 51 head. Including 1..V4I southerns;
msrket dull, wesk: choice export and
dresHcd beef steers. n.5Xitt 25: fair to good,
14 f 'i'ntV40; western steers. H.4Vit4 7.1; stcVV
ers anil feeders. 12. 754. ; southern steers.
H.lVfj3ii: southern eoas, t-.0c4r3.00; native
t ows. 11 lifii.75; nsflve heifers. 2.S34.' ;
bulls. $!.50.a3.40; calves, H.OOfleVnn.
Hi K4H Receipts, 6,4) head; msrket 151r
!5c lower: tors 15 t'H; hulk of sales. 15 oi
JiS 7t); heavy, 5o5.W; packers, 5.6oa
6.H:'it; pigs snd lights. .V4otiS7o.
SHEEP AND LA MBS -Receipts. 4.o0
heqd: msrket 10c lower: lambs. IBo)? -:
ewes and vesrllnfs, t5.2tiiD.75: western
J curlings. 12 ?5'i6 .an; western sheep. 14.75
tiii.fcO; Blockers Hnd feeders, t3.5ojW.oo.
. Joseph Mt fttork Market.
RT. JOSEPH. Oct. 24. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.001 head; markei slow; natives,
tA.4tvail.iW; coas. snd heifers, 1.75a4 50
stockers and feeders. 13. I'm 4 40.
111X18 Receipts. 6.J42 head; market J0C
lower; top, .v50; bulk of sales. t6.40uf,.4.
SHEEP AND LAM B8 Receipts, 4 Ml
head: market 25c lower; lambs. t.80ji7.rt';
yearlings, t5.2oli.7S.
lock In laTht.
Receipts of
clpal western
South Omaha
Sioux City . . ,
Kansas City
SI. Joseph , , .
St. Louis . . .
Chicago
Totals
live stock at the six
markets yesterday:
t'atllf
. . 4.3'UI
. . 1.100
. . ft. 500
,. l.0(l
. . 6.000
. .11.000
Hosts.
B.li'O
1.500
b.hOil
5,8 42
1.540
16.000
prin-
Sheep
11,000
V.oofi
4.M21
1.200
20.000
.31.701 at.tsi i.ti2i
229 Wyoming ewes
id v yoinii.g ewes
Ill Wyoming lambs, culls
116 Wyoming lambs, feeders
197 Wyoming lambs, feeders
140 Wyoming lambs, feeders
25 S. D. wet he! a. breeders
17 S. I), yearlings, culls, feeder
41 South Dakota ewes, feeders..
25 South Dakota ewes, feeders..
1521 Wyoming feeder lamha
1105 Wyoming feeder lambs
27 Wyoming wethers
I 76 Wyoming feeder ewes
549 Wyoming lambs
12" yomlng ewes
Wyoming feeder ewes
296 Wyoming feeder ewes
6S
69
91
55
62
35
76
70
o
55
87
51
41
95
87
40
B2
42
44
75
64
7
6S
67
KN
UU
69
90
1S
H
5
5 35
6 181
4 On
2 50
5 15
S 7u
5 35
J 70
3 25
6 80
3 70
2 2fi
4 ')
B 75
5 00
5 40
B 25
,1 75
4 50
3 50
6 60
A 61
5 no
4 2
6 5o
4 85
4 5
4 35
I IIIHI.O 1 11 K 8TOI K MAIIKET
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24 CCIFFKE Market
for coffee futures waa lesa active than
during the early session yesterday, and
closed steady at a net decline of lBq"2R
l-olnts. Sales were reported of SS.OoO bags.
Including December. B.55ijit).75c; March. 6 56
iu6.H5c: May. 5.7rvii6.9rc: Julv. B,&5a.t6(".
August, 6c and September. BsoJUlOc. Spot,
barely steady; No. 7 Rio, 6V; No, 4
Santos, Sc; mild coffee, dull; Cordova. Pi
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24. Today'' state
inent of the treasury bohmces In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the tl50.000.OO0 aold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
t236.55t'.554; gold coin and bullion. 133, 132.068;
gold certificates, ts3.658.100.
Rank Clearing;.
OMAHA. Oct. 24.- Bank clearing for
today were J2.0S6. 571.92. and for the cor
responding date last year Il,403,o87.22.
COUPLE MARRIED ON CREDIT
Groom Pat I'D HI Watch Chain
with Justice for Tying the
Knot.
Down In Missouri In some sections coon
skins are the medium of exchange. If a
man goes into a, store for a dime' worth
of "terboccy" and throw down a quarter'
he will get his tobacco nd three COnn
sklns. In Lincoln Willi some people, evidently
the medium of exchange 1 anything they
can got their hands on.
The old saying that love will find a Way
has been proven true many tlmeg In the
world' history In mny different way,
hut for originality and quick result the
method employed, by . Fred Victor ot Lin
coln, who was married' to Edith Ingalls
of the same town Monday before Judge
Cockrell of Omaha stands In a cla bf
Itself.
Yo'-mg Victor went to Justice of the
Peace Cocktell' office early In the) morn
ing. He introduced himself and told the
Judge It was his wedding day and that his
heart was overflowing with Joy. He said
he had come up to tirrange ' wllh the Judge
lo perform the 'Ceremony' and! the biide-to-be
was awaiting Ul return down on the
corner. Ho finally devulged to the Judge
that although his heart was overflowing
with Joy, as aforesaid, his porketbook was
not plethoric and thai he wished the Judge
would marry them on credit or on the
Installment plan. As his first payment he
offered to put up Ills watch chain. Judge
Cockrell told the young mun he w not
running a pawn shop, but rather than
Interefcre with the nuptials he would take
the watch chain ami trust to the fellow'
honor to send him the money a soon a
he arrived at Lincoln. Thereupon Victor
flew down the street and In a short time
returned with the blushing bride-to-be and
the two were Joined In the holy bond of
wedlock.
The Judge Is still holding the chain.
PAUL FAMILY OF It. PAUL
Jadae Think Department "tjirce
Should Hare Rear Rooms for
Men Alao.
Judge Paul ond wife. Ranker Nicholas J.
Paul and daughter and Herbert J. Paul, all
of SI. Paul. Neb., are sruesls at the Pax-ton
hotel.
"I've been nil through the department
tore with the women folks, who have a
lot of shopping to do." said the Judge.
'Omaha' big siorc can't be beat. There
only one Improvement 1 oould possibly sug
gest In them. I think It would be a fin
Idea to have rest rooms for men who have
exhausted themselves following their wlvea
from floor to floor. I've been going all the
morning and fe- ready for bed and Mrs.
Paul says she litis an elaborate shopping
campaign planned for this afternoon."
.1112
C. '
,.1"74
.. 795 2 10
F. Sinner,
. DTS 3 (
.!63 ' 2 Fi"
E. Voii.ces
t16 3 25
Nebraska
4 heifer .. 7
1 row 1210
Nebraska.
A. W. Alkhiv. Nebraska
3b cows. .
a-5
Illu.
Oil..
1 i.
Plan
VI.orl ,
W'inooa ,
Wolverine
aa Butte Coalition
1 Nevada
14 Cal. a- Arlsuna.
teV Artsona Cum. ..
11
7
i
27 v
S
!
48
)!'
V4
Va
Market.
: I. COTTON-Steady,
Foreign Financial.
LONDON. Oct. 24 The auppIV of money
decreased in the market today, ovttng to
the banka preparing for the settlement.
Discounts wers firm. llo the nlk ex
change business was better on the lienor
reports on financial erudition in N-A
York and Americana went uo "i to 3
point above purity before noon. Later
mauy of tbe leading stocka Hint down a
point from the best prices andafttr vio
lent fluctuations the market closed eusy,
but still higher, on the dav. Copper -Dal .-a
fully participated in the linpro i ?t of
Amerltan exchange In the Uauk i. Eng
land's rate of discount and the hii.'l.i-r
outiuok, but the close was a trifle weak.
Cotton
JA LYESTON, tk U
i:i,c.
Spot closed stonily, 20 polnls lower; mid
dling uplands. II 10c; middimij gulf. U.Xjc.
Future closed steady; Dcioher. lujle; No
vember. 1001c; December, l.45c; January,
12.45c; March, 1ii29c; April. 10.31c; Mv.
l".34c; June, 10.32c; . July. 10.3oc; Augusl.
lt'.'JJc.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24-COTTON-8pot In
fair demand: prices ii points lower. Mid
dling lair. 6.7'kl. good middling. .34il: mid
dling, 614.1; low middling, 6.7..l: good ordi
nary. 5.Kl; ordinary. 4.?xl. The sales of
the day were 5.ut bales, of which Bkj were
for speculation. Rtoeipta. S.0uo hales. In
cluding 1. 1"0 American.
ST. LOl'IS. Oct. 24 -CtJTtON-Quiet
middling, Uc; sales, none; receipts, 370
bales; shipments, l'f bales; stocks, 4.7')
bales.
NfcW ORLEANS. Oct. 24 COTTON
Spot, steady. Sales, t.fso bales Ixw ordi
nary. tPic nominal; ordinary. 7 l-lc. nomi
nal; gixid ordinary, Hc. nominal; low mid
dling. !rV,c; middling. lSc; gojd middling,
llc; middling, fair. HSc; fair, 12'aC, nomi
r.V Stocks, 153 633 bUes; receipt, t.143
ta.ei.
9'2 2 15 29 t ows
Frank King. Nebraska
21 hfr. clve. 324 3 75 ' 17 hfr. clva.
13 cows -56 3 60
' Menrv Smith. Ntdiraaku
12 feeders.. 997 3 60
Niuli Wlllciilts Neb.
11 atockurs. iiVi 3 5o 7 helfeis...
2 heifers... 5ij 2 5" 4calvs...
R. M. Hampton Neb.
901 2 Ki Wi coa s
52 2 10 7 feeders..
225 3 75 19 calves. . .
WYOMING
4 00 13 cow
3 10 2H feeders.. 1212
N. Appcrson, yomlng
. 99S 4 00 4 feeder.. 937
.Hv2S ! ' 33 cows 933
II. Falkenberg, Wyoming
. 95
.11-
420
715
115
',
2U
212
9HI
2 cows. . . .
24 cows
u calves. .
2 htcers...
i3 cows. . . .
7 feedt r.
7 cuws. . .
(I.
3 feeder.. 1H92 4 05
1 bull 121 2
Charles Grant. Wyoming.
11 alters.... '...ib 3 H 3 heifers. ..ll'
1 heifer. ..112U 3 75 2 cow lmo
Super Caltle Co.. Wyoming.
2 60
2 25
2 05
S 40
2 55
4 40
2 10
4 00
4 75
3 00
4 30
3 50
I (8)
Cattle Mlow nod Dull Horn and
Sheep Ntrady.
CHICAGO. Oct. 24. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated about ll.noii head: market alow
and dull; steers. IS.olrVi 7 .45: cows, 3.W)Uii.i0;
heifers. t3.0"i5 75: hulls. I2.60fto.0i; calves,
! Wr?i8 (0; stockers and feeders. t2.4oij6 M.
HOVjS Receipts, estimated abo.it iG.WIO
head; market steady; choice heavy ship
ping. Kfxttt,.l5; light butchers. i.inij6.2!i;
isht mixed, td.fsriin 10: choice llsht. Itl lniti
!.20; packing, t5.5"06.0t; pigs, 4.2Mi5..-A;
bulk of sales, 5.7lpi.0O.
SHKEP AND LAM B8 Receipts, esti
mated about lo.Oou head; market steady;
sheep, H i(ti;.25; lambs, 5 l"K(7.40; year
lings, 5-SOyti.Ou,
aioax Cltr Live gtock Market.
KlOi X CITY, la., Oct. 24 (Special Tel
egram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1,300 head:
market slow and lower; beeves. M iti
6.25; cow and heifers, 12.25 4J 8.76; .ock-
CASE TEN YEARS OLD ENDED
Mull Involving Hundred nnd FlflT
Thousand Mettled far Fire
Thousand.
W. W. Morsman, as master In chancery.
I lias made hi report In the case of Annie
Gross et al against Llbble Gross rt ! In
the federul cuuil. In whluh he finds the
, conclusions of law and fat't will grant
j a Judgment against Llbble Gross and Morlig
( Gross In favor of Annie Gross and Joseph
tiroes ror n.sou.no. Tin case i over ten
years old und the amount Involved was
nearly l5o,ow. It was a sort of a family
quarrel from Miullson county and Senator
Allen represented one of the parties la
the case.
steers . ..1225 4 60
18 cow.
2 coas..
1 cow...
1 steer..
1 Mcer..
S cows..
S coa s.
2 bulls.
947 I 25 39 steers.. .11170
William Balrd. Wyoming
965
..1")
..15-0
..12iJ
2 9o
3 :
5 il
111! COWS.
2 steers...
1 steer....
1314
13)
14 feeders.. 895
I feeder. .lti
W. B. Coy, Wyoming.
...IT I 2o 18 corns 103O
L. Root, Wyoming.
... n 3 6u 22 steers.. ..127t
Thomas Odle, yomiug.
... n-6 3 On 18 cows loll
...1415 2 35
S. Mai shall Wyo.
8 6o 7 feeders. . 90
4 4u so feeders.. 9)3
3 Bo
2 50
3 9i
2 1"
I fro
S 75
S 2"
4 nJ
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Do you live near fM
16th and William Sts.? I
S. A. BERANEK, Druggist
- 1402 So. 16th St. k
will take your want-ad for The NEK I
at the same rates us the main office.
Branch Want-ad Office-OMAHA BEE I