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    T1IK OMAHA hAlLY HKK: THURSDAY. OOTORKR 1.". 100?.
T
CRAIS AND PRODUCE MARKET
Market Continue! Low on Account if
- Wekk Foreign Ctblei.
VALUES ADVANCE TOWARD CLOSE
( inlHlti Hoase Took All llfTertags
aad ttnaght IteaeHly t'atll 1t
tlfferlnara Ho 4 Hero
Absorbed.
H'i;ii weaker foreign rablea p'ir market
tcontlnued lower on he opening" this morn
ing and long bdflg war put out. caueing
a further tweak.
l (NunrtilaalAn houses took all offerings and
wr buying ateadlly until offerlnge had
been absorbed and with the reinstating of
' inm of the lata aalea valuee advanced on
the close, showing a good gein.
' Wheat sfartwt weak on lower cablci snd
lack of .tradtng on liberal offerings. Later
a rally oti gained on dry waathar and
, htilllli v'ouixry reporta on the coming
' winter crop.. .
December wheat opened at 94c and
cloaed .at Ke. .
Corn opened weak, hut rallied shortly on
, hetter demand and lighter receipts. Boiling
, waa heavy on all bulgea however, and long
.'corn ram out on all atrong places, weak-
aning the market, which closed lomer.
rrmh earn onened at 687ac and closed
at MV. .
' Primary wheat receipts were 1.144.000 bu.
and ahlpmenta were 1.1G9.OO0 bu., against
. receipts laat year of 892.000 bii. and srrtp-
menta of 1,178.000 bu.
Corn receipts were S4,0"K bu. and shlp-
-menta were 846,000 bu., against receipts
' Is st vear of 787,000 bu. and shipments were
.7M.0fJo bu. '
- Clearances were 4,000 bu. of corn, 2.000
; hu. of oata and wheat and flour equal to
- JH5 arm bu.
' J Liverpool closed 1t& lower. on wheat
"and tt'ff'tVI lower on corn.
,, '. Seaboard reported 200.000 bu. Of wheat
: taken for export.
i . . , .
fu'l ci tarns.
V 13c.
rhnir-e. Wje; fair tn good. 12'4j
yr.W 1AHK tJF.SER VI. M4BK KT
qantatioa
Artlc!es. Open. I Hlgh. Lew. I Cloaal Tea y.
, "WheatI I I I I
teo.... 941 9S 94, 55 1 94i
May... ITU I 98 r 98 J 97V
Corn- I I i l
' Dec..., VCi) W, Wi MSI M'4
.' May... U H M W'4I
. Oat a- I i I i
Dec.... 4y 1 4H 4-
May... ' 4Si ' .uvj 4gi4 481 48Vi
, . Oaaafcst Cask Prloaw.
WHEAT No. t hard, C8c: No. S hard.
,3fffl4c No. 4 hard, HtfWe; No. I spring,
SI, j Mo: No. 4 soring. UOiuMo.
, CORN-No. . nvtc; No. ( jellow, 71 Vic
No. I white. 7lSy.
OAT-No. a yaUow, 448c; No. I
wntie, to
r RTE-;
Vc: No. 4 white. 46c
3. 71c; No, 3. T0c.
parlat
Thicago ,
'Minneapolis
Omaha ..,...
Duluth
Meooiwta.
, Wheat
14 s tW
m
r- W
... 244 .
Corn. Oats,
80 146
. .
It 33
. . 4a '
CHICAGO CHAIN A.1D PROVISIONS
Featares of the Trading sad Closlag
Prloee oa Boovd of Timalo.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14. A fslllng off In re
ceiptsot wheat In the northwest had a
strengthening effeot today on the local
wheal market.--final quotations being up
, c to HW4o. Corn and oata wero easy, but
brovtslona war firm.
Following a decline at Liverpool eaual to
nearly la per bushel, the wheat market
bora owned easy, with prtoea unchanged
'o HQio lower, compared with the previous
cioae. uerore ma ena oi tno iirat nour.
however, prices had advanced about Vic
awing to an active demand by a leading
. bull, -and during the remainder or the day
tentiment In the pit was bullish the greater
aart of the time. Cash wheat In the sample
market was In only fair demand and
premiums' wero steady on winter varieties
A little better demand from exportera waa
reported, but It . was entirely for durum-
The market closed at almost the top fig
ure. . Fine! quotations on December wre
at Jl.ui and for May at i.wwi.o. i iear
ances of wheat and flour, wero equal to
. iie.WO huehela, . Primary receipts were J, 144
' ojrr bukhela. compared with 932,000 bitehels
tile oorreepotKltng day a year ago. Mlnne
polls, Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of T1 care, against 1.144 cars last
week, and (20 cars one year ago.
The corn market was weak, owing to
liravy selling Inspired by a decline of
'ie to So In the price of the cash grain
'i ne weakness of the cash market waa due
to likelihood of a free movement of ne
corn In the near. future as a result of the
ileal weather conditions for the rapid
maturing of the crop. The market closed
weak at almost the bottom. Final quota-
lions showed net losses of UW'Ho to He
December closed at UHic and May a
" Ki'ic. Local recetpta were 80 cars, with IS
cars of contract grade.
' The oata market waa unsettled, but sent!
ment was inclined to be bearish the greater
unit of the day. .A decline of w in tii
prices of the cash grain had a depressing
I feet oh options. The market closed easy,
with prices off a shade to He. December
closed at 4Sii'fiHSi and May at 6Ht&H4o,
Lak'I lecelpta ware 4e cars.
Piovlsiona were rather weak at the atart
owing to renewed liquidation, nut aentlmen
saon became bullish on buying by local
packers. The early selling waa due to
14o to 15c decline in the price of live hogs
At the close prices were Pjo lower to 90c
higher.
' f'.sttmated receipts for tomorrow: Whest,
i.H cars; corn, ! cars; oats, 198 cars; hogs,
Dead.
I he trading futures ranged aa follows:
Article. Open. I HJgh. Low. Close. Te'sy
Wheat
Dc. ,
My
s July
.Corn--.
' Ixc.
May
July
Oata
lec.
Mtv
July
Pork
Vt.
Jan.
I
104'4
May
l.ard .
Oct. I
Jan.
May
Ribs
Oct. .
Jan. '
Ma
I
it 00't,
I 1 !
'l 034
I i tan i
II I
KUVO'el 4H
l5SHIBHSI
I I I
4H 48H
45Ti. 4W
I I I
na i is to
t nji, (15 W
9 0 !
I 07m
II C7Hli
t ' '
I
1 01VI !)', 1 01
1 WVall 03H'
I 1 4 I
M 99!
I
l oov,
1 03V,
9T,
lUHl ta4;fiU4lffN
2SI tSJV;S'V0',:
4 48iii4SfSir'4
BO 6UHW'1!
46 4t 46
I I
IS 70 I IS TO 13 71
00 IS SO 16 00
I 18
9 S3
S 22'i
14 STVfcl 15 17Hj J'4 M.
00
3d
li
. 1 10
f-05
ITHwt
jl W , 30
torsi " -
I
i-
iJH s rvti
I
is; J
17Vi
a oo .
a02VSS
70
s or
s is
t ommodltlei .
NKW YORK. Oct. 14. FLOUR-Receipts,
2-,it Wils. ; exports. l.LS'JO bbls ;
mikt firm, qjtel trade; Minnesota pnt-
nts, K .Wi.'i.TS, winter si.rfilghts, ii 4''
45 Minnesota hskevs, M Ju4 . winter
xtrss. Klri3.ii; w inter patrnts. S4.ia'4 ;
Inter low grades. W.tMW. Rye flour.
uiet; fiilr to good. 4.itfM 0; choice to
anry. 4.nnn.o. Huckwheal flour easy,
U.Wfrt.W Pr 100 lbs.
CoH NM KA l- Quiet ; fine white end yel-
w. II 70; coaree, II. kiln dried, 14.15.
RVB Kay; No. 2 western. SWHc C. I. f..
uffslo.
H.MU.KT-Firm; malting, lfir. c. t. f.,
uffalo; feeding. lc, c. i. f., New York.
H'HFAT Renelpts, ISO.OrO bu.; exports.
15,yf" bu j spot, market firm; No. 2 red,
07Vn1.i'e. elevator, and Sl-iV f. o. b.,
float; No. t northern, Duluth. $1.1.1, f. o. I
afloat; No. 2 hard, winter. It. 10, f. o. b..
float. Kxcellent buying of wheat developed
n the openlnn de-llne today and prices h.id
snarp upturn, reflecting dry weather In
Inter whest states and smaller northwest
receipts. Prices held until near the close.
when realising developed, but final quota-
ions were st Wr(o net h IK her. Oweni-
er, ll.oost.iott; closed, tl.lov May, t.Wi
n; nosed. Il.irfi.
CtRN Recelnts. 1.000 bu. : exports, l.snn
bu.; spot markt essy; No. , nominal.
levator, and I3'tc. t. o. b.. afloat, to ar
rive. Option market was without transac
tors cloalna. to c, net lower; Decem
ber, closed, "or; May, closed, 72MiC.
OAT9 RecelDle. W.600 bu.: exports. l.KV)
bu. ; spot murket stesdy; mixed. 2ti&2 lbs.,
5262 Vc; natural whILe, ys'lS lbs., &2t(64c;
lipped white. 32'e-IO lb., M'.0c.
KKEl)- Kttey ; spilng bran, ja.00; mid
ling, 123.00; city, $23.36.
HAY Firm ; shipping, 6oJj .; good to
choice Soj(C'4c.
HOPS Dull; state, common to choice, 1907
crop. Jl'ic; lHf crop, 807c; Pacific coast,
19i crop. iKfjllc; 1!7 crop, 4'c(7c.
lllucia uuiet; Uogota. WAdB'liMic: Central
America, lVc.
LKATHKH Quiet; acid, 2i9c.
PROVISIONP Beef, steady; family, $16.15
017.60; mesa, 13.frrl4.0O; beef hams, IJS.OIK
31.00; packet. tlo.(J(a WOO; city, extra India
mexe, $24.002.VOO. Cut meats steady; pickled
bellies, $11.60; plokted liams, $11.50. Lard,
ftrm; western, $9.764j9.80, nominal; refined,
easy; continent, n.4i; South America,
$11. 2D; compound, $7.7iv6.n. Pork, market
teady; family, $21.(Mira21.W; short clear.
$20.'nyg.2a.OO; mess. $18.25'ii 16.75.
TALHw steady; city. 66Vic: country.
It I CIS Steady; domestic, fair to extra, 2
36c; Japan, nominal.
BUTTKK Quiet; process, common to spe
cials, lWpCPric; western faotory, firsts,
mfcc; western Imitation creamery, firsts.
20c.
CHBKSE Quiet: state, full cream, sne-
clalu. J3H4i'14c; small, colored or white,
fancy, 13c; large, colored or white, fancy,
1-Vc; good tu prime, 12U124c; common to
fair, lo'4liHVc; skims, ifHV,c
KG08 Quiet; atato. .Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, selected, white, 8g38c.
poultkx Alive, quiet; spring chick
ens, 14c; fowls, 14c; turkeys, 4c dressed.
steady; western spring chickens. lfg18c;
fowls, lliyiGc; spring turkeys, lS$f20c.
WEATHER 1.1 THE CRA1X BELT
Fair Tharsday After Another Night of
Warmer.
OMAHA. Oct. 14. 1908.
The northwest depression referred to in
the preceding report has deepened some
what over the extreme northwest,, and Is
slowly extending down over the central
valleys and mountain district, Oenerai rains
aocompany the depression on the northern
Rocky Mountain plateau and north Pacific
coaat. The eastern area of high pressure
is gradually drifting off the Atlantic coast,
but continues high over the middle Atlantic
and east Gulf states. Temperature changes
have been sugnt ana unimportant in the
south within the last twenty-four hours,
but a general rise In temperature is shown
In the eastern states, the Lake region and
west over the central valleys to the Rocky
Mountains, and slightly warmer weather
Is indicated for this vicinity tonight, with
continued fair tonight and Thursday Light
frosts occurred lsst night in the Ohio valley
and upper Atlantic states.
-Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the correspond
ing uay oi tne iasi mree years:
--' ' tmn. iiwv, jvw. jauo.
Mtnlmnm tempwraouw , W- 46 w- 4
Preclpltatloa ......... . .00 .00 . 96
Normal temperature for today,- m degress.
Deficiency in precipitation alnce March
1, 1.60 Inches.
uericiency corresponding period in ivvi,
g.3 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1H09.
1.90 Inches.
L. a.' WElSH, Local forecaster.
NEW YORK STOCKS AN D BONDS
Market Has All Aspects of Narrow
Professional Affair.
VOLUME' OF 'TRADING SMALL
looslant Shlftlag of torrent llesios.
stretea Feeling of Hesitation and
I nrerlalaty on Tart of
Traders,
NKW YORK, Oct. 14.-The stock market
took on all the, aspects of a narrow profes
sional affair today. Its varying fluctua
tions were very meaningless and reflected
no ronvlctions on the part' of those' respon-
1010 ror the bulk of the dealings, but
merely nn attempt to effect a movement of
prices for trading purposes.
The volume of the days transactions
was meager and the constant shlftlnn of
the current prices demonstrated the feellnc
of hesitation and uncertainty of those tak
ing part in the market. Yesterday's dis
position to revert to minor obscure stocks as
a medium for trading became still morn
msrked today and was In itself an occasion
tor distrust. Bucli a movement often falls
In as a sequence of a previous movement
In higher grades of more active stocks In
n purpose to rectify the proportion of price
changea. A number of storks came Into
activity today which are often neglected
for weeks at a time; storks of the cheapest
grade and of the most doubtful value. Tills
stirring up of the list wss regarded as
ominous. To add to tho disfavor felt to
wards .the movement, a testing process
demonstrated a lark of support for some of
the storks of a class only a little suiwrlor
which were marked up yesterday. Sales of
only a few blocks of these resulted In a
collapse In the price. These evidences of
the degeneration of the speculative move
ment prompted the Selling of the general
list, which depressed prices.
There was no actual news to account for
the depression. The call money market,
however, continued to show a firmer tone
and to suggest some coming curtailment of
the superabundance of funds for speculative
uses, which has been the prime factor In
keeping tip prices. Some of the most In
fluential of the clearing house banks were
reported to be withdrawing some parts of
the loans they have extended for stock
market uses and the professional traders
were ready to Infer from this a changing
attitude towards the stock market on the
part of the powerful capitalistic groups
affiliated with these banking Institutions.
Last week's heavy loan expansion to pro
vide resources for the purchase of foreign
offerings of stocks, of course diminished.
while not nearly exhausting the supply of
loanable funds. New York exchange at
Chicago has risen to a premium since the
opening of the week. This can hardly mean
a suspension or interior demand for funds,
the demand on that account being Appar
ently undiminished, but interior bank re
serves are at so high a level that the de
mands on New York can be foregone to
any actual need of reaourcea here. Taking
up of new railroad bond Issues makes a
requirement on the money market. The
reopening of the labor controversy In the
Kngllsh cotton mills threatens a curtailment
of export demand for cotton and is having
an effect of holding cotton bills for tne
foreign exchange market, thus making a
factor In the firmness of exchange rates.
Discussion of gold exports, however, lias
been suspended. 'Reports of backwardness
in fall demand for anthracite were held to
account of the special heaviness of Reading.
The Harriman Paciflca were affected some
what by reports of Intended nrornerilnvs hv
the government to retrieve mineral lands in
Nevada included in the railroad land grants.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, pur
value, $.1,346,000. United States, registered,
advanced H and the 4s, registered, c on
call.
Following were the Kales and range of
pium on me chock exnnange today:
i ve. shows: Ava'lable cash balance. $17?.
..o:'4; g ld roin end bullion. S4.:j;.t&'; gold
ceilfli-atea, $4S.1S0.
- . -er
York. Money Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 14.-MONF.Y-Oy csll.
steady at ltrl 1r rent; ruling tste IS
l'- per rent; offered
per cent: closing bid,
at l't per rent
TlMK LOANS Dull ,pih1 , steady; . sixty
days. 2Hti"- per cent: ninety days. 3't''t
per cent; six month. S'tHi3 per rent.
PRIM K MERCANTILE PAPKR-4t4Vi
per cent.
STERLING F.XCH A NO E Stead v, with
business In bankers' hills st S4.K7wif4.RMn for
sixtv-dav bills and st S4.ttU for demand;
commercial bills. 4.MVi4.4H-
SILVER Bar, 61 N-:. Mexican dollars 4."c.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Mo Very Great Chang-e Noticeable in
Good Beef Steer..
BONDS "Government ,
steady.
Closing quotations on
follows:
l S. ret. ?, rfg
tin rnupnn
V. t. Sr. rt
do rnupon
t. S. j. rfg.. tx.
Jo rrmpon
Aai. Tnbscco 4l.,
So en.
firm ;
bonds
1 allroud.
were ss
Atrhlton atft. 4&....
lo IJ. 4t
CT. 4H
do rr. &
'Atlantic C. L. 4. ..
B. O. 4
Mo SWli
Brooklyn R. T.
t'entrsl of Ga.
oo Ul Inc..
do Id Inc....
lhe. i, Ohio
Chiracs A.
C, B. Q. nw
C. R. I. A P. 4.
dn rol. f
do rfdfr. in
CCC. A- St. L. t-
Polo. Ind. Ca
Colo. Midland 4a .
Colo. Southern 4a.
P. A Hudon ct. 4a.l
P. R. O. 4.. f5
. .. 'nS t- N iisl. 4
l" Manhattan e. ( 4a . T"4
. ...1-''i M -t Centra! 4 ,.
..' I'll ilo 1st Iim- lv
ln.imiMinn. A St. L. 4. U
....IJ2 M . K. A T. 4. Wa
.... V4 do Ms ! .
R. R. of M. c. 4
. JIN. Y. Ontral a. W !-'
N't N. .1. ontral (. 5a..lJi
'.t No. raclllc 4 1"IT
I'-c, do 3a li
4. ... M Norfolk W. c. 4a..
:'inre. a. .. tM. 4.. !r
J-'jPmn. r. 4a. ISIS..
rr. 4 7IH do con. 4... HIIV,
ua I'l'l'i Readlnc (en. 4a V
f2 Repuhllc of Cllba fia.l.'.'-i
it. U. A t. M. r. 6.lli'
4..l"l't St. I,. ? F. f. 4. r.
I'll... "4 St. I S. W. c. 4. T4,
4 t 9hoard A L 4a.. f-4
.. Hi So. I'aclflc 4a 52
.. ; da l Inc
So. Railway S ... i.. l'lin
4 M 'Tnu a Pacific lita.iu
... -4'j T.. SI. I.. A W. 4S.. tfiH
.. 44 I nion Patlllc 4a......lO'.''H
... '"; do CT. 4s. "
IV S. H'eal 2d t.....lf'i4
Wahaah I'tP .110
Kris prior hen 4a.. US 'Wratern Md. 4a....
do gen. 4 T3 W. Uke Brla 4. 77
Hotk. Vslley 4'..W, WIS. Central 4a 4H
Intar. Mat. 4 '-.a 1,7 N. V. A N. H. cr.
Japan 4 0 s. ctfa 124't
do 4 I'l'xLaka Ihore 4
4'a, ltd aerlea i'J
Bid. Olferad.
London Closing Storks.
LONDON, Oct. 14 American securities
opened quiet and about unchanged today.
During the early session today trading waa
dull, with prices ranging from H below to
above yesterday's New Y'ork closing.
lxinilon closing stocKs:
Conaola. monay M., K. A T
do seeount. 43 1-14N. Y. Central..
Anaconds (Kn-dly.). .. Norfolk A W...
Atrhlaon !'4 do pfd
do pfd Onlarlo A W..,.
Baltimore A Ohio tu Pennaylranl ..
. iu - nana Mines
. 4.1 Reafllnl
. t'isoutharn Ry....
.It"1 do pfd
. Ii1, Southern Paclflo
. rf0'4 L'nton Pacific...
.71 do pfd
. o-'rt;. 8. Steal
, do pfd....
, III Wabaah
. Jt'i do pfd
.142 Spanlah 4a
lftaVAaial. Copper
Canadisn Pacific...
Cheaapeake O
chlcaso O. W
Chi., Mil. A St. P.
Pe Beers
Denyar A Rio O
do pfd
Krla
do 1t pfd i, .
do 2d pfd
Orand Trunk
Illinois Central.
LouUvtlle A N.
.. 31i
..111
.. :.',
.. 4
.. 4:
.. H
.. v
,. tin
..
.. U'i
..1"7
..170J4
.. f
.. 11
..llt't
... HV
...
.. n2
nt. I.ools Geoeral Market.
BT. -LOUIS. Oct. 14.-WHEAT-Flrm;
track; No. 2 red, cash, H.04ifc'1.0tn; No. 2
hard. 9WcS41.u3; December, $1.0Ok; May,
$1.04.
CORN tjulet; tracx, ino. z cssn, 7tV4B'(c;
old. 74Ac; new. No. 2 white, 7ftW76Hc; De
cember, 61c; May, 61"4C.
OATH Dull; cash, lower; xracK. ro. 2.
cash, 4Sc: No. 2 white, fco',4c; December, 4ic;
May. 4S(&49c.
BRAN Dull : 9SC51.00.
FLOUR Quiet; red winter patents, $4.85
&4.Kj; extra fancy and straight, $4.2!4.Ed;
clears. $3.50.
HEFD Timothy; i5,3.36.
OORNMKAL-WSO.
HAY Finn; timothy, $R.6011.; prairie.
$8.0011.00.
RYE Dull ; TSVc.
IRON COTTON TIE8-$1.00.
BAOGINO Sc.
HEMP TWINE Tc.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; . jobbing.
$14 .25. Ijird, rjuiet; Prime ateani, J4.1iVU
4.26. Dry ault meats, unchanged; boxed ex
tra shorts. $11 20: clear ribs, $11.12!; short
clears. $11.25. Bacon, unchanged: boxed ex
tra short. $12.12'; clear rlbe, $12.0t: short
clears. $12 1-Vs.
POULTRY weak; chickens, 9c; springs,
lik'; turkeys, 14c; ducks, fcHfec; geese. gVijc.
BUTTE'R Bteady: creamery, 2aSC74c.
EUG6 Higher; case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 15.000 18.000
Wheat, bu o4,om HHOtO
Corn, bu .0M 3fi..
Oats, bu tu.UW 75.000
Provlslbna
14. WHEAT
Uc;
No.
Kansas t'lly GraUat and
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Oct.
Unchanged; December, fee: May, 9'
July, M'ac: cash, No. 2 hard, tMrr)1.004j
S hard. a4tJ: ; No, X red, l.osfcl.04; No. 1
red SSc.
CORN Unchanged: December. 67ic
6T7r; July. aVc; cash. No. 2 mixed. 68
tiwc: ao. a mixed, bir"cr AO. X white,
7H7mc; No. t white. 304THV'-
OATS Unchanged to He lower: No. !
white 4ltJVio; No. i mixed. 47Vd,4o'Vic.
.RYE-7j;6c. .--
HAY Steady; eholce timothy, J9.50O10.O0;
cuotre prairie, ivi.ate.o'i.
Bl TTER leirm: Creamarv extras ?Tu.r-
ireeh extras, I6c; current
(Ins st(
EGGS Firm:
receipts, 2l'c.
"Wheat, bu
Corn, bu. .......
Oats, bu
rtecefpts.
. 12V, Out
7,000
29.0011
Shipments.
Ml.aK)
. . i.OI
ls.msj
no. 1. 1
FLOUR-Market attady; winter patent
$4 40fl-4.su; Straight, 8o; spring pat
nts. et Awgti.pvi. atraugms, t IXHT ), baker
WHEAT JO." spring. $1 0441.05; No
K4j11.M'. NO. I rod, $1.00V1 "I.
CORNOio. a. 74-ly74VBC; No. 3 yellow. 7tf
UATgyN'. t whitew 41Hfl9c.
RYH. No. t 75Vc.
M.Mtua;t mou reetiing, bogooc; (air to
choice malting, 57Jilo.
SEfCDS Flax, 'r. 1 northwestern, $1 23;.
Timotby. prUue, $3. 48. Clover, contract.
grade. M. .
PROVimONo-ahort ribs, side (loose.
il.iii. MtH oork. per bbl., $13.870
14 0). Lard, per 1M lbs.. 14 abuts?. Shoil
clear aides tbwxed, $9.5flS.7S.
Following were the receipts and shipments
ot flour and grain
Receipts, shipments.
7.t0
2644oO
311. fc
l.OuO
13s.H0
Flour. ,tbrs W.siW
Wbaae, bu.. ...,-.. ,i, 7.ou
Com. bu,. 4 16'.o
Data, bu, -. 4J6.O0O
Rye, bii ...,.... 4,ot
Barley, bo ..... i. Mi.nuo
u i-roauce eschaoge today the but
ter mark at WW atoauly; crearaerlea. tM
J7Vc; ,lalritks. lStwifc:. Egs. steady: at
snark. eaaea included. 176juc; firsts. 23c;
prime firsts, 4c. cheese, ataady; U'.tjUVijC.
rhllaJelpklo. lr4aro Market.
PHOJI.DSLPHIA: Oct. 14 BUTTER
Flrmr-extra aeateu creamery, 2Hc; neai-by
prints, tio. ...
EGtiS Fh-Mi PenasvKanla and other
naarby firsts, free casea. tno at mark: cur
iam receipts In returnable eases. 2fe, ai,
maid; weaken fiiajs. froe cases. 2m- at
mm; current receipts, free rases. Xe at
sr.s.-k.
Mlaneapolls iraia Market.
. MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 14. WH EAT De
cember. 1.1'; May, $1,0t'Hrl.O6S: cash
No. 1 hard. $1.04: No. 1 northern. $1 tX5
.No. northern, l.cigrl KVi; N'o. I northern,
BRAN .In bulk. $17.45318.25.'
FLOUR Lower; first oatenta. to 4-o6 ,A
second patents. $5.Sun.40; first clears, $4.00
(jl iu, sccoiiu clears, so.UHOQ.xu..
LlTeroool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOI Oct. 14,-WHEAT-Spot,
steay; No. t red western winter, 7s id;
futures, quiet: December. 7s 8Sd: March
7s S-Vd: May. 7s 4d.
CORN Spot, steady: Emeries r mixed. 7s
m.1; futures, quiet; October, fs SSd; De
cember, 6s 8Vtl-
Mllwaakoe Gralo Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 1 A WH EAT Steady ;
No. 1 northern. $107trl.O8; No. 2 northern,
tl.un43'1.0j; December. $1.01 bid. .
CORN-Steady; December, 34e asked.
BARLEY Firm; standard, eoc; sample,
ES-0Wic.
Anuliamaled Copper
Am. Car A F
do pfd
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. Hide A leather pfd..
Am. lea Securities
Am. Llnaeed
Am. Locomotive....'
do pfd
Am. Smelting A Ret
do pfd
Am. Siir Rf.s.
Am. Tobacco pfd ,
Am. ,Voleif...H'.;..
A ssconda Hn1 ag Co'. ......
atcniaon ,
do pfd '. ,
Atlantic -Coast Lin ..:
b. a o
do pfd ,
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific. ..-..,
Central Leatbr
do pfd
Central of N. J
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago Great Weetern. . ..
C. A N. W
t. M. A at. P
C, C. C. A St. L
Colo. Fuel & Iron
Colo. Southern....
do lat pfd
do Cd ptd...:
Con. Gaa
Corn Producta
Pelawars a Itudaon. . . . . . .
D. A R. O
do pfd
nintlllera' Securltlee
Erls :
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
General Klectrlc....,
OI. Northern pfd, ex div.
du Oregon ctta
Illinois central
Inter. Met
do prd
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
loa Central
K. C. Souther
do pfd
L. A li."...
Minn. A St. L
Minn . St. P. A S. ilia M
Mo. Pacific
M., K. A T
do pfd
Nat tonal Lad
N. V. Ontral
N. Y.. Out. A W
Norfolk A W ,
North American
No. Pacific.
Pacific Mall.....
Fennaylvanla
People'! (tea
P.. C C. A St. L
PretAed gteel Car
Pullman Paluce Car
Railway Steel Spring.......
R-adlng
Republic steel
do pfd ,
Rock laland Co
do pfd
St. U. t H. F. 2d pfd
St. Louie Southwestern
do pfd
lo. Sheffield 8. A I
So. Pacific
do pfd
So. Railway
do pfd
Tenn. Copper.
Texae A Padfte
T.. M. I.. A VW
do pfd
Vnion Pacific.
do r-fd
V. I. Rubber
do lat pfd
I", t. Steel
do pfd
t'lall Copper
Va.-Caro. Chemical
do pfd
Wabaah
do pfd
W'eatlngliouae Electric...
Western I'ninn
W. Lake Krle
Wlaconatn Central
Total aalea for the day.
Sale.
14.4IW
Jet)
1110
eeo
, 2.iou
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ton
, 3. Sim
100
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SILVER Bar. quirt at 23 13-16d per ounce,
MONHY Kl ner cent.
Tho rata of dlscbutit in the open market
for short bills Js lHtflVi per cent; for three
months' 1)1118, IS per cent.
New York Mlnlnar Stocks.
NEW YORK, Oct- 14. Closing quotations
on mining stocky:
HOGS BREAK ANOTHER TWENTY
Sheep and l.ambs. Roth feeders aael
Killers, Artl4 and Free Sellers
at Prices Folly Steady
with Tuesday.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 14. IMS.
Receipts were:
Official Monrlav
Official Ttiesdsy
Estimate Wednesday
iiAsmmmmonK
t'altle Hofs Sheep
s.9;.4 soJa
7.5H7 .''14 19. 5
7.fV0 4.70'1 tt-Oi1
!4.4n 14. MM Mils
SO.tVXl 1R.71S 28.0KO
23 7oS 11. Ml 7K4
2.0T3 11.733 ti.M0
S2.5'.1 12.1M ).&
27. M3 U'.fcB bd.ll2
Three dsys this week
Same dsys laxt week..
Sa.'ne days 2 weeks ago
Same days 3 weeks sgo
Same days 4 weeks sgo
Same days last year...
The following table snows tlie receipts of
cattle, lings and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, compared with last year:
10. 1D07. Inc. Dec.
Tattle 7S992 933.7IC 143.IW6
Hogs 1.W1S.710 l.i7.41a $1,291
Sheep 1.6S0.3S6 1.583.131 5 '
The following table show the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons'.
Date. I 108. l$V7.19O.lO$.ilO4.l03.lO2.
Oct. 6.... ( 46 6 84 6 X t 0l 6 781 5 i
Oct. .... $ 31 e (Ji i (9 IK 74!
Oct. 7.... 15V 7 92 5 05 5 W 40 J
Oct. .... t IS 5 W 6 .-' 6 61 6 19 7 W
Oct. .... (J0 i07 30 1 08 & 1 7 14
Oct. 10... 115 11 26 H16 5 23 22 7 03
Oct. 11... IB 2t 4 J 6 46 9i
Oct. 12... ! U 211 6 07! Ml 5 Jl
Oct. 13... & 7 261 5 17 6 S7 1 0
Oct. 14 6 0 I 5 101 S HI 5 4- 7 15
Sunday.
The official
number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
C. M. St. P 1 8
Wabash ,.
Missouri Pacific 7 3 1
fnlon Paclflo 63 18 7
C. & N. V., east ..1 3 1 1
C. A N. W.. west .. S7 22 18
C, St. P.. M. & O ... 5 2
C. B. & .. e.ist 18 1..
C B. & y . west .... 94 11
C' R. I. P., west., li 2 .. 1
V.. R. 1. P.. east.. 4 5 .. 1
Illinois Central 1 6
Chicago Oreat West. 1 ..
Total receipts ....281 86 96
The disposition of the day s receipts wss
as fullows, os eh buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
All.
Breece
Brunawtck Con
Com. Tunnel stock.
Com. Tunnel bond.
Con. Cel. A Va
Horn Silver
Iron Sliver ....
Ottered.
-
4
il
10 '
Ml
.1
Iedvl11e Con.
Little Chief....
Mexican
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard
Yellow Jacket. .
. S
. t
. tu
.16
.17,',
.17'!
. 45
Bank Cloarlogs.
OMAHA. Oct. 14. Bank clearings for 10-
dav were $2,227.I4.21 and for the corre
sponding date last year S2.448,836.9.
Wool Market.
BOSTON. OctltrrVOOIy The local wool
trade continues Very active, with harden
ing prices. The leaning domestic quota
lions range as follows: Ohio snd Pennsyl
vania fleeces, XX, 32633c; X. 31fi32c; No. 1.
washed, 34(&tSoc: fine, unwashed, 2H6'22c;
half-blood, combing, 2i; three-eighths
blood, combing. 26c; quarter-blood, combing.
Zxzi delaine, washed. :i4C(t;i5c; delaine, un
washed. 2tif?27,c. Michigan. Wisconsin, New
York fleeces, fine tin washed. 2tVS21c; de
laine, unwashed, 3Stf2e; half-blood, un
washed, a-n&Iiic ; Uuee-elghlha blood, un
washed. Jit;; qili"eV-blood, unwashed. 'X
24c. Iventuckyi f-imana and Missouri" three
eighths blood, arfae'ic? quarter blood, ,24i,p'2oc.
Scoured values, Texaa- fine twelve months.
60(b;o2o; from six to eight months, 464i47c;
fine fall.' 4443c. California northern, 421i
43c; Middle county. S4tfj36c: southern. T,5
3Sc. Tall free. 35Sffl7c. Oregon, eastern
No. 1 staple. 676Sc.: eastern No. 1 clothing.
47'Si.Vlc; valley. No. 1. 46i7J47c. Territory,
stesdy; fine clothing. 48f(fcOc; fine medium
clothing. 45fr46c; half-blood. SOtfooo; three
eighths blood. 4i(48". quarter blood. 4;W
4c. Pulled extra, Wuf.7i". fine A. 60fi52c.
ST. lAjl'lS. Oct. 14. WOOL Cnchanged:
medium grades, combing anil- clothing. IhVq1
20c; liaht fine. llfuLc: tub washed. 20fl!?7r.
LONDON. Oct. 14. WOOIThe offerings
at the wool auction sales numbered IJ.fioo
bales. Competition was animated and
prices generally reached the highest of the
series. Coarse crossbreds practically re
covered the openelng loss tinder continued
American and home buying. Scoured snd
fine medium greawies shower a hardening
tendency. Punta Arenaa. fine grades, ad
vanced 10 per cent and coarse 5 points
over the July average. Today's Sales ful
lows: New South Wales. 2.9fi bales;
scoured. Isls 7Vd: greasy. Otdt&ls Hd.
Queensland. 1,200 bales; scoured, Isijjls 7td;
greasy. tidloVid. Victoria. 900 bales;
scoured, ll'itlftls M; greasy. 841'1s lHd.
South Australia, 3n0 bales: greasy, fi4Slld.
New Zealand. 4.300 bales; scoured, odijjls 8d.
Cap of flood Hope and Natol, "00 bales;
scoured, NiKols M: greasy, 0if'9d; Punta
Arenas, 2.5KiO bales; greasy. PfMod. Val
paraiso, 4'X) bales; greasy, 4H8'4td.
79
679
1.420
1,107
5W
2.833
1.675
1,591
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Uolatk tirwia Market.
Ull.l'TH. Oct. 14-WlfEAT-No. 1 north
en,. 104; No. 1 northern. 11.02; I)cemler,
ll.t2; May, 81.06; October, Il.tXI1,; November,
lfti.
OATS 47c.
Poorta. Market.
PERIA. 111.. Vt. 14.-CORN-l.ower: No. J
keilow. 77Sc; No. 1 yelloa. 77;sc; No.
t, 7bW76c: No. 4. 75MT1iV-
DATS-4julet ; no quotation. 1
winsKV-jur. . i
Tolrtto Seed Market,
T0LF:D0. Oct. 14. -PEED Oover,
aali
14. October. 84 Vt: lJe.-emliei-. 84.75;
M.ri h 14 .-: t 11 40: X,t - 11 IU,
UiilgJSE-t'inn. fsir detuaud; New Vol k .eitcd, M .; ali'ke. price. ....'
nostoa Stocko and Ronda.
BOSTON. Oct 14 Money, call loans, 2j
8 per cent; time loans. 3iHS p'r cent.
Quotatlona on stocks and Douds wero aa
follows:
. Atlantic
. ( luniet It Jlei I
. TAk, Centennial
. 8VS copper Hanga...
. M rtalr Weal
.211 rranklin
. l- (Irejibv
I'l Ule Hovale
Maaa. Miolnf ...
Mlcblaan
t.'S MohaaK
Mont C. a C...
Old Dominion ....
i31SOuola
17 Parrot
Wulurr
Shannon
Tamarack
Trluhy
t'nlted rocser...
IliS t. a. Mining ...
. fS f - 8. Oil
. m rui
. t4 Vlviorl
1J".W1neti .
. M Wolverlns ,
. :"' N'Tih Butte
. S Butta Coalition.,
.:""4 Nevada ..
. 7', Calumet a Arliona ..
. 7,arln ttonuarctel . 44
. ; Oreaue Cauea 13
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 14. METALS The
London tin market was higher, with spot
quoted at 132 7s 6d and futures at 134 2s
;1. Ideally the market was quiet, but
higher, in sympathy with I he foreign ad
vance at I29.10tfj.29.35. Copper was lower at
59 15a for spot in the London market, but
futures there were unchanged at 60 12s 6d.
The local market wnt dull and unchanged,
with lake quoted at 813.3718'13.t2H. elec
irolytlc at 813.12V4yai3.37H nd casting at
81! 87V613.12U. I-ad advanced to 13 6s 3d
In London. Locally the market was dull at
84.::Fii'4.4i. Spelter declined to 19 12a 6d In
ljondon. The local market continued quiet
at 84.77!,3'4.82H. Tho London iron market
was lower, with standard foundry quoted
at 4Sa 3d and Cleveland warrants at 49a 3d.
locally tho market was unchanged. No. 1
foundry northern, fl,&ii,17.2i; No. 2 foundry
northern, fU.oO'd 16 7S; No. 1 foundry south
ern and No. 1 foundry southern, soft, flti.'D
17.25.
ST. LOC18, Oct. 14. METALS. Lead,
nominal, 84.30. Spelter, nominal, f4.oW4.Gi.
Omaha Packing Co 727
Swift and Company .... 731
Cudahy Packing Co 1.801
Armour A Co 1.173
Vansant ft Co 261
Carey A Benton 121
Lohmati & Rothchlld SK2
Hill A Hon no
K. P. Lewis 1W
Huston A Co sto
J. B. Root & Co ,K
J. If. Bulla HI .....
L. K. Husr. 123
L. Wolf 112
McCreary A Carey 149
Ham Werthlmer 15J
H. F: Hamilton 2o .....
M. Hagerty A Co 66
F. O. lnghran) 3
Suinvan Bros 34
Lehmer Bros 14
Smith A K 77
Other buyers 874
Total 6.697 6.1S5
CATTLE there was a very noent run
of cattle here this morning although , re
ceipts were very much lighter than usual
on Wedneaday, there having been one week
ago 341 cars, two weeka ago 345 cars and
three weeks ago 351 oars, the arrivals
consisting almost entirely of westerns, but
there whs a large sprinkle of trash. The
fact Is there lias been more trash received
hera during the last week or ten days
than In a long time back. A good many
of them1 com from near points in Nebras
ka and Iowa, being on the native order.
While buyers were out early and picked
up a few cattle that Just happened to suit
them, the trade was a little slow to start
with. ,
Beef steers of good quality war not any
too plentiful and the market on that kind
was reasonably active, Willi prices fully
steady with yesterday. While there was
no choice or fancy cattle to put a top on
the market, good kinds sold up to 85.10.
There was a good demand and everything
changed hands In very fair season. Common
to medium grades, on which there waa a
little competition, wero as a matter of
course, not overly active.
Cows and helfere were steady to a little
lower. 11 waa very apparent that the wire
edge waa off the market and for the first
time In a good many dsys the trade waa
not what might be called active. Still there
wa a fair movement and it may be added
that cow. stuff is really bringing very high
prkes at this point as compared with
other markets.
Good feeders were also sought after and
they too commended fully steady prices.
Common to medium kinds and everything
on the traahy order waa Inclined to be a
little dull, owing to the large number of
cattle of that kind on sale. The market as
a whole was in pretty fair condition
throughout.
Quotations nn cuttle: Good to choice coin
fed ateers, 86.2Mj6.75; fair to good cornfed
steers, $i.4Ktfi.2&; common to talr cornfed
steers, f4.omufi.40; good to choice range
steers, f4.60 65; fair to good range steers,
f4.0O!4.5O; common to fair range steers.
f3.2a4.oO; good to choice cornfed cows and
betft-ra, 83.6i34.2; good to choice grass cows
and heifers, t3.bA.0t; fair to good graas
cows and heafers, 82.758.25; common to
fair grass cows and beifers, I2.0uij2.76;
good to choice feeders. f4.00FH.50; fair to
good Blockers and feeders, f3.404.00; com
mon to fair Blockers and feeders, f2.503.4o;
stock heifers. $2.50(83.00.
Representative sales:
BBKF PTKER8.
Ati hleoa adj. ta. ..
do 4.
Mei. Central 4a...
Atchison
do pfd
Buetoo A Albany.,
ttoatoa A Mains...
Boeton Klavated
PUchburg pfd
t'Dton Pacific
Am. Argw. teem x.
do pfd. a
Am. Pneu. Tub...
Am. 6ugar
do pfd
Am. Tel. A Td ....
Am. Woolen
do pfd
luminlofl I. A .
E4ieoa Elev. III...
Owneral dec
Hut Else
do pfd
Maae. Caee
t'nltad Kmlt
tailed Shoe Ma.u
do pfd ...
V. I steal
do p'd
Adventure
Allouea
Auuigasiated . ...
. . Its
14
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. 'I
. '4
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.,
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. .1
. .
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... ls
... u
... 4.1
... i
.. .114
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... US
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... 40
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... ill,
Trevasary Matenaeat. '
WASHINGTON. Oct. 14. Today s stala
ment of the treds.ii balbttce In tne gencr,il
fund, exclusive of thw f lio,M' t4 gold tr-
FJvaporatett Apples suid Dried Fralts.
NF.W YORK, Oct. H.-BVAPORATEn
APPLB8 Market is quiet, with early new
crop fruit quoted at feStrtic on spot, and
1907 at 41tfi61c. according to grade.
URIKD FH CITS There Is a little buying
of prunea for immediate needs and the lone
of the market is steady, with quotatlona
ranging from 4S'l.c tor California and 6'
frr74c for Oregon fruit. Aprloola are steady,
with choice quoted at S'uHSc extra choice,
at 8c and fancy at lVal0V- Peaches are
dull, with choice quoted at 7&7SC, extra
choice at 7'Uc and fancy at 8S'i9c.
Tlalslna are offered q.ilte fiely from the
coast, but prices are fairly steady on spot,
with looae muscatel quoted at SSftftitc,
choice to fancy seeded at 6V4ij'7c, seedless
at &tjc and London layers at l.wb' 65.
No. At. Vr. No. Av. Pr.
litA 4 l l UU 4 l't
COWS.
... 4t t Ml Uf. IN
ii ; is 14 t v
J 1210 1 70 7no 4 ou
11 741 I an
HEIFERS.
) Ttt Ki
CALVES.
t Sit 4 4 lf.ll IN
STOCK KRS ANU FEtLKRS.
i ' 1 : 24 t i 54
WI-XTERNS WYOMING.
547
92a
90
.1093
Oils and Hoala.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14 OIL Cottonaeed.
steady; prime crude. 2!rtc; yellow, Htw
3Xc. Petroleum steady; refined New York,
8. 50; Philadelphia and Baltimore, fH.4u;
bulk. 88. 4i. Turpentine, quiet. 3c.
ROSIN Quiet ; strained, common to good,
$2 911 2.95.
SAVANNAH, lla.. Oct 14.-ROSIN Firm ;
sales. 2.6S5: receipts. 2.492; shipments, 2.457;
stifk. 131. 16. Quoted at B. 83. So; D. 82. 6i;
K, f2.57Vgti2.tiO: F. 82 6(412.65: ti, f2.66tli70;
11, 83.); I. 83 6u'u3-s: K. 14.60; M, fj.05,
T. tioo; WU, 86.05; WW. 36.30.
OIL CITY. Oct. 14 OIL Credit balances,
fl.78; runs, 98,140 bbls.; average, 100.169 bbla
Saaar aad Molajiea,
NKW YORK, Oct. 14.-8UG AR-Ra w.
quirt; (air refining. 3.4ic; centrifugal.
96 lest, 396c; molssses sugar, 32uc;
refined ateady; No. 7, 4.70c; No. 10, 4.36c;
No. 11. 4.3oc; No. 12, 42oc; No. 13. 420c;
No. 14. 414c; confectioners' A.. 4aoe;
mould A. f.35c; cut loaf, 5 toe; crushed,
6.70c; powdered, 810c; granulated, 5c;
ruhel, 8 znc.
MoIASSES Steady ; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 24r42c.
lonTeo Majrket.
NEW YORK. CVt. 14 COFFEE Futures
market closed steady: net unchanged to K
fiolnta liwer: aalea were reported of 81,000
ag. Im luding October at 6 65c: December,
4'x-; March and May. SSic: July snd Sep
tember. 5.3.1C Spot. .quiet: No. 7 Rio, t'.c;
No. 4 Santt'g, Sc Mild, dull; CoiUova, 9
t;l.'i,ii
19 steers... .V7 3 75 31 sleet s... .1291 5 Oi
n. A. Harper Wyo.
Itccwi 818 8 80 4 cows...
8 steers. ... 978 3 to 2 steers.
4 sleers..,.10n6 4 00
H. F. Smith Wyo.
29 steers. ...1146 4 15 Scows..,
2 bulls VWO 2 at. li steers.
O'l Creek Rsnch-Wyo.
26 steers.. ..1259 4 06 10 cows 1041
3 bulls 1266 2 66 6 steers. ...1230
F. Laverne Wyo.
14 ctws 771 8 20 4 cows 825
6 bulls.. .1.1:443 8 . 8 cows r,23
cows 871 8 25 14 steers. ...1181
E. A. Thompson Wyo.
11 cows 776 2 80
Beaver Cattle Company Wyo.
49 steers,. ..1104 4 40 20 cow. a tju
C. B. Sheldon Wyo.
28 steers.... 912 4 45 4 steers.. ..1250
2 50
8 50
3 Si)
3 6u
3 25
8 76
t 70
8 oo
4 20
3
4 do
10 cows lOtiu 4 On 2 cows lotfj 3 60
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
6 cows 0 2 75 . 14 cows 853 3 20
8 c.ilves... 15 6 76 6 feeders.. 561 S 30
1 calf 150 6 50 1 calf 120 6 26
( cows 'l 2 75 1 4 feeders.. M 8 65
17 heifers... 67 2 55 12 bulls 810 2 75
8 feeder., r.,2 8 4) 16 cows 812 8 10
3 cows 92.1 8 16 16 cows 816 8 05
21 cows 912 3 00 4 feeders.. 842 3 10
9 feeders.. 823 3 10 .4 cows 887 8 55
8 cows 923 2 85 19 feeders.. t6 J 45
It feeders.. i0 8 JO 21 cows 967 3 35
18 steers . ..im 4 65 6 steers.... 106 3 65
8 cows 691 3 15 corns .... !H.1 2 80
9 feeders.. 70S 3 25 5 calves... 100 6 5o
27 steers.. ..1274 6 75 4 cows 851 2 to
2 cows 1070 3 25 8 cows 1024 3 15
12 cows 904 2 5o 7 cows 864 8 26
4 feeders.. 767 3 1b 8 steers.. ..1194 155
f feeders.. 728 1 Ul 8 feeders.. 621 8 20
J feeders . 1" 8 76 heifers... 790 8 26
7 cows 1027 8 lo 2 cows 810 t 50
8 cos 1O10 8 26 24 feoders.. 990 3 78
8 feeders.. M 8 26 10 feeders.. 802 8 40
8 bulls I860 2 70 batfert... 61t 3 to
f ateers.... 940 8 to 8 cows 1060 8 66
8 cows 962 8 6 60 feeders.. 744 3 25
3 feeders.. 976 3 75 81 cows 853 8 00
14 cows 8X 8 06 6 rows 6f2 1 70
t bull 1390 2 70 14 cows t 10
1 bull 19" 1 86 4 feeders . PJ07 3 90
7 feeders.. 671 8 on
Pete f'arney Neb.
4 rows 9) 8 80 1 cow wM t 90
8 cows 70 2 50 1 bull 1110 2 60
F. M. Phillip Neb.
48 feeders.. 1084 3 78 31 feeders.. 932 4 2ft
stag ! 3 ibi 2 cows M IM
7 steers.. ..12 176 2 c. A b,.. 949 8
Rosebud Land Opening
NOTICE!
Tbe GoT.rnmenl Qrdirt REGISTRATIONS To Closa at Fellows:
Dallas . .4:30 P. M., Oct. 17th I O'Neill. . . I A. Oct. 17th
Gregory 4::K) P. M., Oct. 17th Valentine 8 P. M., Oct. lGth
EXCELLENT TRAIN SERVICE
AMPLE ACCOMODATIONS
GOOD ORDER
Train Schedule During Period
Leave Omaha 7:40 a.m. 8:00 p.m.
Leave Lincoln 7:00 a.m.
.Leave Fremont 9:50 a.m.
Leave Norfolk 1:30 p.m.
ARRIVE GREGORY 7:45 p.m.
ARRIVE DALLAS ..8:00 p.m.
Convenient day or night trains returning
1:50 p.m.
10:05 p.m.
1:30 a.m.
7:35 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
6:10 v.ra
12:20 p.m,
12:35 p.m.
Leave Omaha 7:40 a.m.
Leave Lincoln 7:00 a. m.
Leave Fremont 9:50 a. m.
Leave Norfolk Jc 1:15 p. m.
ARRIVE O'NEILL 4:03 p.m.
ARRIVE VALENTINE 7:35 p.m.
Convenient day or night trains returning.
3:00 p. m.
. 1 :50 p. m,
4:50 p.m.
8 :05 p. m.
10:29 p.m.
1:30 a.m,
The Only Line to the Re se nation
City Ticket Office 1401-3 Farnam Street
9 feeders.
6 cows....
1 bull
3 cows..
2 cows..
3 ,TS
8 86
26
D. Cody Neb.
3 80 13 cows. .
2 50 9 calves
3 60
-Neb.
1 stag.
4 cows..
1 bull...
900
995
3 25
3 26
, 876
1BO0
F.
7 cows 963
8 cows 866
4 calves... 342
B. Relser-
14 feeders.. 9i0 8 70
3 calves... 346 3 60
1 bull 880 2 60
4 cows..... 9H6 8 15
Platte Valley Farm i Cattle Co. Neb.
92 feeders.. 10.16 3 75 4 feeders. .1037 3 00
Peterson Bros. Neb.
6 cows 1014 8 .V) 18 cows 1093 3 26
I cow 790 3 76 1 bull 1M0 2 50
WESTERNS SOUTH UAKUTA.
9tiS
3u6
... 9
... 8:5
2 90
3 30
2 50
2 :r
2 50
13 cowt...
19 steers.
11 cows...
18 cows....
4 feeders.
919
,1235
, 973
M.
944
. 867
3 40 12 cows 942
4 40 5 cows 1020
3 50 45 feeders.. 1112
E. Forbes 8. D.
3 80 24 steers.. ..1089
3 25 2 calves... 215
2 80
3 10
4 70
head. Bheep steady, lambs 10$25c. higher.
I, am lis. 34.6mUo.90; ewes and yearlings. 8:1.410
j4.40; western ysarltngs. 34.2MM.tH: western
sheep, ;l.uufr4.40; Blockers and feeders, 3325
S4.&0.
4 00
6 00
HfiuS The downward movement In hogs
still continues., prices today, being fully 20c
lower than yesterday. As usual, when the
niarKet Is breaking ao rapidly, the ..ttuulo
waa entirely lacking In life and snxp,
but atlil the hogs kept selling and the moat
of them changed hands In decent seHBnn.
A good many of the hogs old at 3o.65&5.65,
wlureas yesterday 8G.7Mj6.Kj bought a very
large proportion of the receipts. Shippers
will understand that the downward move
ment In values Is general, all markets be
ing demoralized In about the same degree.
As a matter of fact, -the market here has
really held up better alnce the brcHK started
than most any other market.
Representative sales:
No.
II...
IW..
IK ..
f.5...
...
4! ..
n ..
8. ..
74 ..
74...
4D...
k...
74...
M...
..
M...
4...
M. ..
45...
4...
M ..
to...
tu...
...
47...
11...
A.
...If.
...1J
...17
...Ul
,..171
...lft
...104
...31
...J0
...i8
...807
...144
...177
...225
...240
...JJ4
.. .2.1
. ..If."
...17t
...20
...XI
..Hi
...Hot
. . t i
...Hit
...240
...2J7
...m
ah.
40
Ikl)
?)
'so
40
40
1!0
K
140
iw
a1
HO
1
40
940
120
40
14U
rr.
t 40
t 40
i 4
t 45
ft H
t fc
6 to
6 ro
t so
i M't
t nil
t U
8 b
t 5ft
S S
i
i b&
I 4.S
5 40
6
t to
t to '
R )
ft ao
ft to
to
t to
t to
No.
to..
a.i. .
71..
M..
74..
to.,
so..
71 . .
41..
tl..
71..
77..
C2. .
71..
7(1..
74..
-..
44. .
77..
7ft..
70. .
87..
10. .
..
64..
70..
..
At.
...40
. . . . Si't
....lot
....til
.....It
....ill
... S.17
...i7
...I4S
....!2
....861
...t45
....Ml
,...1.
....n
...2io
....!44
....list
....,!
....fn4
,...2M
....2
....
...211
rr.
ft tl
t 60
ft to
ft to '
ft to
ft to
ft o
II 2'i
ft 4-",
ft f't
ft i.'4
ft t:',
ft 66
ft b't
t Hi
ft t(,
ft tft
t .'.
ft tft
ft .i
ft 5
t tt
ft S
ft tft
ft
S 70
CHICAGO '1.1V HI STOCK. MARKET
Best Cattle steady to 4roaB, Other
VVeaU Hoars l.ovrer.
CH1CAC.O. Oct. .M.-CATTLE-neceipls.
about 22,000 head. Market ateady to atrong
for best, but weak to HVo lower fop poorer
grades. Steers, 84 4O(U'7.0;, cowa, J-2A0V26;
heifers. $3.001(4. 2T: bulls, 82MK&4.50; calves,
$3.50fil.fi0; Blockers and feeders, $2.Vt4..V
HOlS RecRlpls, about 25,000 head. Mar
ket KWrtOc lower."' Choice ' lieavy shipping,
I.W-qtVOS; butchers, 8i.86j.00i light mixed,
85.ava5.eo; choice light. 85.6fya.75; packing.
$5.4iff6.fio; pigs, 8:i.5lr6.2o. Bulk of sh1s,
8t.Mi4l5.o.
SHEEP AND IjAMBS-Recelpls. about 23.
000 head. Market steady. Sheep, .34.2fyi 4.7o;
iHinua, J4.(j.yt).w; yearlings, vl.stHHg.w,
St. I.onla Live (4oek Market.
SY. LOUIS, 6i'f."'lf-CATTLK Receipts,
8.100 head, Including 2. 400 Texans. Market
steady to lor lower. Native shipping and
export steers. 4.tif7.oO; dressed beef and
butcher steers. 82.764i6.Ki; steers undtr l.OOtj
ion nils, $3.004141.00; s'.nrkers and feeders,
:i.(Kfl4.00; cows and heifers, $2.5(.KS4i.25: csn
nei s, f'-' (il2.:u; bulls. 32.75i4.U; calves. 84.00
67.5o; Texas and Indian ateers,, $2.755.40;
cows and heifers. $1 60(14.00.
MOOS Receipts. 11.200 head: market. 154J
!5e lower. I'igs and lights. $.1.166 40; pack
ers. 85.504I&.70; bulcheis and best heavy,
$6.amli.oo.
SHEEP AND t.AM BS Receipts, 4.fKi
head; murket hflil.'io higher. Native mut
tons. J4.iWi4 I!.".: IhiiiIis. :: S.Hb; mils and
bucks. $:!.20&:l.75; Htockers, 82.5oiti3.jO.
SI. Josrula I.Ito Mock Market.
8T. JOSEPH. Oct. 14.-4ATTLE Re
ceipts, 1.500 head; , market ateady: steers,
84.0(Kii7.00; cows and heifers. . $2.00.8i;
calves. $3.001 6. 00.
HOtJS Receipts. B.OOO head; market 6'
10c lower; .op, $6.10; bulk of sales, $6.4mQ'
6.95.
SHEEP AND 1.AMBS Receipts. 2,500
head; market steady; lambs. $4.008i.76.
Slos
SIOUX
gram.
Stock Market.
14 (Special Tele-
thls morning
first of the
SHEEP Receipts of sheep
were the largest slnoe the
month there being a good, liberal run once
more. Aa uaual at tins point when receipts
are large, the market was active, there
being a good buying demand for all kinds.
Huyers were sll out early in the morning
and the market right from the start took
on a good healthy appearance. This was
true of both killers and feeders of sheep,
as well aa lambs. As to prices there did
not appear to be any material change aa
compared with yesterday and most oper
ators, both buyers and aellers, were sum
ming up the trade as a good, active and
steady market,
Quotatlona on sheep snd lsmbs:
Good to choice lambs, $3.16410.50; fair lo
good lambs, $o.0otf6.25; feeding lambs, $100
fj4.8o; good to choice light yearlings. $l.tti
SH.90: good to choice heavy yarlings.
$4.55'4.7o; feeding yearlings $3.75i4.2f;
good to choice wethera. $4.4i4.B6; fair to
good wethers, $4.fttf4.25: feeding wetheis,
4.1.40(53.; good to choice ees. $4.Qu4i4.6; fair
in goou ewes, M.tiortf4.j; reeding ewes, $2 00
4J30O; culls snd bucks, ll.OiXo-. jo.
Representative sales;
No.
lol Wyoming lambs, culls
6,0 vonilng wethers and y I gs
B Wyoming yearlings
T Wyoming lsnba
6X4 Wyoming lambs
37 Wyoming lambs, culls
9 Wyoming ewes, culls
to native lambs
82 nstive ewes
10 native ewes
ti2 Wyoming lambs, feeders
241 Wyoming la in l. feedcra
2r0 Wyoming ewea, feeders
lo w yomlng ewes, feeders....
10 Wyoming ewes, feeders
I! Wyoming lambs, feeders...
92 Wyoming ewes, feeders
43 Wyoming wethers
118 Wyoming wethers
49 Wyoming wethers
326 Wyoming lsmbs
lat Wyoming lambs
lou Wyoming lambs, feeders .
9 Wyoming ewes
14 Idaho ewes, feeders
71 Idaho lamba, feeders
71 Idaho lambs
lt9 Nebraska ewes
40 Nebraska ewea
3n0 Wyoming lamba, ferrfeis...
24 Wyoming lsmbs, feeders...
88 Idaho ees ,..
84 Idaho ewes, feeders
20 Wyoming ewes, culls
252 Wyoming ewes, feeders ...
1 Wyoming lamba, feeders ..
57 Wyoming ewes
222 yomlng yearlings, feeders.. 51
18 Wyoming lambs 87
Si6 Wyoming lamba fc8
28 Wyoming ewes, culls 100
I'r.
4 i
4
4 ;
4
4 26
3 75
2 oo
5 25
2 50
4 25
4 to
4 90
2 85
2 So
2 8 .7
4 2
2 85
4 50
4 0
4 00
8 30
6 30
4 75
4 25
4 50
4 60
6 30
3 75
2 26
4 56
4 00
4 00
3 60
2 50
2 75
3 75
3 75
3 SO
4 76
4 76
3 25
Kaaaaa tllr llvr stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 14,-CATTLE-Re-celpta,
18.000 head, including 2.000 southerns.
Steers steady, cowa weak to loc lower.
Choice export and dreaaed beef steers, $ri 10
4f7.60; fsir to good, $4.76at.4"; wealern
83.30t.OO; atockera and feeders. $2. ft)
southern atacra. lltv .28; southern
$2.0C"a.25; native sows, $2.uuntlO;
heifers, $3.753.26; bulls. $2.003 40;
$3 607 00.
HOUS Receipts. 30000 head. Maiket 15
t'25o lower. Top, $5.96; bulk of aalea, 3o 24
tj6.0. Heavy. 86 704 86: packer and bulch
eis. 3i &wg6 95. light, $6 004ri6.76; pigs, $4 Ou
t-4 90.
4WEEP JLHVr- AMUii KeoeliMk, . 03,00
A v.
IM
9s
7K
. (M
. i6
, 44
. )l
. 73
. inn
. t."i
. . M
.. Kl
.. 94
..101
.. 97
.. 49
.. 94
..124i
..UU
.. 9K
.. 77
.. 78
.. 69
..138
. . c ut
.. Hi
...79
.. 99
.. 91
.. 58
.. 51
..122
..177
.. 9J
.. 87
.. 41
.H4
City Mve
C1TV. Oct.
HOOJ4 Receipts. 8.000 head; market
2iV lower: tar.ge, $b.a4(t. ,u; bulk of sales,
$5.45'615.
CATTLE rteceipts, j.sw nesd; market
steady to lower; beeves, $4 5HW.O0; grass
cows, $2.6iiijia.50; feeders. g3.76t4.; calves
arjd yeariintts. n.amo.Jj.
Slock In Might.
Receipts of live stock at the aix nrlnclnai
western marktit yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
St. Joseph
Kansas City .
St. Ixiuls
Chicago
Totala
... T.600
... '!! .
... l.
.'..18.000
... Ii.1011
...22,000
4. too
, .0110
80H0
20,000
11.2011
26,000
25,Oi;
Z.Eoo
13.0O
4. Out
28.006
..57.8410 ' 70,900 fit MO
ateers,
64 80;
cows,
nstive
ea Ivea
OMAHA ORKXltnAL. Jf AtTKKTS.
CaaAltloa of Trbda sat Uaotatlaas mm
tapla mmd Faaer Prealaea.
BUTTER Creamery. No. 1 dellvare t
tetall trade In cartons. 23o; No. 1, In to-lk,
tubs, 2-;.ic; No. 1, In JO-lb tuba. He; No.
, In to-lb. tubs. 20Vsc; No. I, In 30-1 b. tubv
tic; No. 2. In 1-lb. cartons. 21c; N. t In
carload lets. HVc; No. 2, In carload lota,
19l9Vic; c'JUDtry, fancy, tubs, 17c; oon,
mon. Iflo
EGOS- -Fresh candled, lto par doaan.
CHEESP.'-Flnest Wise on Bin full cream,
twins, 144c; young Americas, 4 in boos,
18c; favorite. 8 In hoop, 15V; daisies, tu fa
hoop, ltVtc; cream brick, full eaaa, laHoj
bait case. Uc; half dotvsn bricks, lto. No
quotations un Swiss nor llmbargtr ttotil
after October.
SI' 3AK 'Joars granulated, .(0e; fin
granulated, 8.70c; cubes, 8-toe; powdered,
ado per 10.
DRF.88EU rOUT.TRT-So.uaba, $Z3t
per doaen.
UEEF Cl'TH Rlba: No. 1, 17c; No. 2,
1c; No. 8. lw Ixilns: No. 1, 30c; No. 2, lPAc;
lo. 3. tv. Chuck: No. l, V; No. 2.
44t; No. 3. 4c. Hound: No. I, 8j4jc; No. 2.
7c; No. 3. 6'c. I'lale; No. 1, Vv:; No. 3,
IW-; No. 3. 2c
VEOETARLES Celarj. ' aflohlgan. par.
dos., 36c Beans, new was and ssrlng, otio
tl lid lu banket, tl.uo; navy, par bu.. No. 1.
$i.'.o; lima, to pr lb Cabbala, So per lkt.
Potatoes, new. par bu,, Ji.io. Tomatoes,
per t-basket crate, too. Wateraoe'ons. 3b4j
toe. Canlbiopss, Cailforriia, $.-.oi."0 pr
crata. Atparagts, p.-r dug., , Cucum
bers, psr dos.. 6uc. Onions, Bermuda, $LS8
par crate; Xaxas yellow, $17 par crata.
Mushrooms, cultivated, par lo., tfio. lst
tuce, psr dot., 3bn. J'sppara, southern, a
per iraia.
FRESH PHIIT-a poisa. t2 75tT3 0 par
bu. box. Lemons. $4.fr-iJoiC OraDgea, (4.1st
tto.OO Uacanaa, 4c .r ib. lluxia. 11.28 par
t-basket rats. Pcacnes. Calleurola, 70jia
per box; Texas, 4-bAakn'. crais. t-4.uc.
fears, h.w per t-basati crai. ciiacatMr
ties, $4.u0 par crate. Haupbarrlea, 84. par
ctals. Cherrlea, $i.2o. Cuiraott, $2.90 par
CI ale. tiooteberries, t-OO per crata.
L.1VE POULTRY ilciia. to; springs. UVs;
roosters, c. ducks, young, tv. old. igcj
geese. Co; turkcs. 14c; ;gcout, tea par
doten; tnjuabs. $:.vtf ptr uoaaa.
! tolloa Market.
NEW Von K, (hi. l4.-4-ormN-Fulurea
operu.1 sleady; October, tiiki liecember,
8.69c; Januurv. N&"-: Mauh. 8 4v May,
8 4-.', July, 8 41c SHked; August, 8 35c asked.
Futures cloed siaady on tmr jn..iuhs
and easy on dis.Mii.- I'losing bids: Octo
ber. 8 99c; November. .75e: J Jenifer r, 8 !. ;
January. 8 itV". Fel.njiy, a.ioc i blatcb, 8 4c;
May. 8.89c: July. 8 Mc.
Snot cotton closed (ii'et, st ( p.VnU
advance; middling iiplMmts, ; middling '
gulf, 46c. Sales, tKt bales.-
UA1.V ESTON, Ucu It. COTTON -SteaOv.
Ks - - ; " ' ti