:rais.asd PRODUCE MARKET !
' . ' '1 " - I I
f
DnJJ Day, with Sentiment Against!
Bullish Ntw of Argentina. I
WHEAt , LACKS IN FIRMNESS
Hit, UA1AUA UMIA HhL: TIUKNIM.. uuniiMl
IS
-i li..rh(, tc-Till.ni - ,
1'P.AN-ln built. 117 on ' '
Fl.orr.-D'ilt; prfc' unchanged.
MOW YORK 4.F.NEIIAI, MARKET
Light tttH'clple , Mad Other Srni.ti
rtlfset by n Tarn of Rrnrlsh
, eattment Cable u-
laln. lorn.
7
Haolalloaa of the Day na Varloaa
I naimodltlrs.
VOHK. Oft. 2. FLOU R Revi Ints.
export. 10.71a,. h(,l ; marker
quiet; Minnesota pitent. K.SM
$4.fVi4...0; Minnesota
i SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
'
Downward Morement . of Prices it
Attributed to Professionals.
$16Y5.VUi;(7: oir1 coir! and bullion,
told certificate. aSi;.262.37-.
OMAHA. I . t.
; 4n tl whole, .the ginn mat .ret were a
lull affif to1 with sentiment pre Judged
against th bullish news from Ar;.-'itlnri.
TetrJy'a deluge oi pews w;s ukro t',
elay with a grain of sal; by local trader
and a tagging market wita lie r',ili.
Wheat si a.ariy, b.it lai k i fli nines
JC the Hart dij change iumi the active
buying of .e relay. ljsiKtor receipts ami
vtjinr news was c.fr-t by H mm r,r bearish
aentttnertt. peeember wheat opened at 9t'4e
ana closed at Mrc.
Colr was better sustained on film cabhe
and gf na.l wenther conditions, which hue
ben tee favorable. Eastern demand I
jrnpfoeintr, 4tit receipt of now nun Lave
t'n g'ifrieieril to absorb all offerings.
December com opened ai ami cloned
f. 57Sc. '
- Primary wheat lacrita were 0'4,'Oit bush
el and shipment were 912 f bushel,
against ricelpis last year of 770."00 buahfls
.nd ehipinenia of 667.000 bushels.
t.orn receipt were 1:i.ii bushels and
I'lpnsertl were ISS.oto bulil. ng-alnM rr
; Mt laat var of 21.nrii imalipla and alilp
na of A7.'V hnxhela.
MrwTBnol rlnxd unohanard on wheat and
(aliHk"! nlarhar on corn.
Seaboard reporte.l hoahrla of wheat
akan for axpoit.
Local rang. ; ot opllnna:
irtlclea.l Opn, Hlgh. Low. dor Tra y
No. : uratern, MV.-, f.
o. b .
f..
Mheat
Pac. May.
'Jorn
D.f..
May..
Jata--
r...
May..
I
4', M M'
V7t . 7! KT't 7S
1 I ' I I
o-4; W f7a f.74 nSi
fcTtl IV, S7'i 67 67'
' t I I
4 4t 4.',i, 4i.' 4
' 47',, 47 4H 47",
4J.IOI bl.'a ;
MfnM.v and
S.7R; wlntrr
nKre. M .'!.,. s.,- aiintrr rxtina. II S(fya n
intor paienta, t 50j.(K: winter low grada.
ri ir, . Rye ,f,M,r- 0U.,; fa,,, to good.
U.'n w: rlion-e . fanrv. !4.5f;4 n. Buik
flu. if. dull. 3. Wt, -i.M, apot.
'OHNVKAL-MioHdr; fine white and vet
low. Jl. ,-(! ,o; coarrt. ll.gspi.W; kiln dried,
It VK- I mil
New Viirk.
HAruJjy-a.f'ady: malting. &yac. c. I.
1 V. '"'1""r- hr,'r- c- f-.'Now York.
HKAj - IleralptM. ' (B.tflp bur.; eVpoi ta,
I "" fi01 inaiket eaey. No. i rd.
l ,r.o rUvator t.nd l.0 f. . b. afloat; No. 1
north-i n rnluth, II l.in f. o. b. afloat; No.
li.inl winur. SUM f. o. b. afloat. Con
fih'l mat Argontlmi news m.dlo wheat very
irregular t M;Hy nlKi ...pt trade within nar
row limit. Home bulliali reporta from there
I" I Im afternoon (aimed a recovery of
rarltrr losf and firal prl"a were un
idignaed. r)ocomber. $1.19 11-IWi.l.KA,. r-loaed
My, H.IO'ifcl.ll',. rloaed S1.1T,.
nRX-Rerripl a. 4.a bua. Spot, market
atrady. No. 2. J7'p elevator and 774c f. o.
b. afloat t.i arrive; No. 2 old. S4: apot. The
option market wa .without transaction.
rioaing nrt iinr.hnngfd. Ueccmber closed
Mr-; May rloard 7l'o.
A I 8 nnrripta. ll.l.Mi bus : export. 2,P'V
on-, pr,t market ulriul) . Mixed. to J!
in., (n.ijr: natural white, lo 3) lbs
(llipcd while, Si to 40 lba., 61'yx
SPECULATIVE HOLDINGS LARGE
"agiplr of storks lo Meet An Oalilda
nemaart eem Larger Than
Men Who Hnaghf to Meet
It AntlrlttaleaV
aprhig
hipping.
stale.
'. 3i7c
bran, $3.60; mid
6"pflftc; good
lioire,
lo
common to
Pacific coast,
191.
BoRota, Wc; Central
$ hard.
No. A
No.
Oaiaka Caak Prices.
WHKAT-No. 3 hard. B94ijr; No.
If.WM'A-; No. 4 hard. 91tvW,-;
Kpnng. 93 H4v.
f'DRN-No. 2. He; No. 3. iWiX&c;
jpiiow. tio'jr; ,M). 3 white.
A'r No $ mixed. 4.1V: N- " m-IIow.
mmi,c: No. while. 44V'i41'c; ,n, 4
white, 43'iK44c: atandartr. 44V.
ilSE-No. 2. 70c; No. U, li9.
Carlot Racctpta.
WheHt. Corn. Oi1
W 4S 117
2:4ii
;il v 5 lo
2J-'
I'lilcago ...
Mlnneapolla
Omaha .....
I'ulutb
I1ICAGO UHAI AMI PRU 1SIO.N
Keaturra of the Trading and I loalna
I'rlcea on Hoard of Tj-a.de.
- CHICAGO. Oct. 2?.-Favoroble weather
for the fall sown crop if wheat In this
1 ciuntry had a 1nraalng effect todav 01.
lli local wheat market, prices at the close
, bfinif V lo Hm,c lower Corn and oats
wmc steady ana provisions easy.
Trada in the wneat pit today lacked tli
activity which characterized yesterday's
araslon, and sentiment during the greater
part of tne dav was bearlxh. At the open
ing prices wore Vic lower ttiHr. tho
previous lo and after fluctuating over
a range of barely V throughout the dav
they were ai the close almost at the exact
point where they were when trading began.
The Argentina sitiihthn was a puzzle lo
local traders nna news from that country
wus' conflicting. . m reimrt clatmpd that
Ilia damage to the wheat crop bv frost
1 i.overod an.gara of o.OOO.an acres, or about
per Cnt ot 4,H .oial wheat area of th?
countfy. ITie rxtnl or the damage, how--tr,
was not stated. Other d siiatchea
piacca tne injury all the way from 6 to a
P'-r 'ent of the total crop. More rnln was
tenoned In sections of the snnthwfst and
although some reports were received slat
ing that tne new aown crop Irj msnv places
still laefcod sufficient moisture for proper
growth, the majority of traders here wett
inclined to sell whest to bears on more un
favorable weather. Demand for csan whnt
In the norfhweat was gent rallv active ar.ri
minim reportea considerable weatlwr
Vworked -fir expou.'; Primory ieccl(its
"era IM.fl" b'.i., coinpaved witn 77", mm on
1 ne corresponding day a year ago. ri-fiv-aitci's
(if wheat and Hour were eonal to
4l.iou bu. Minneapolis. iHiluth and Clucag.i
i' liorled receipts of 55 cars, as aslnat
" last week and 5'.0 ( ne yeai ago.
'I'lie corr. market closed firm after dls
rlKying n-.odetatn weakness tarlv In the
day. final auotations were unchanged lo
lc higher compared with yesterday's cloi
I'eceinher closed at fib,W,e. and M ut
M"r.. Ical receipts were 46 cars, with five I
"i Miuracv graue.
oata were eaay the entire ssaaion. The
caknoaa or wheat ard corn waa a bavih
inthnr.re. December rloeed at 48c and May
at tS'f.frOic. I.oeal retveipts were 118 cars.
Piovtelons wero Inclined to weakness. At
the close prices were a shade to 1'J'ic loaer
tstlmatcd receipt for tomorrow: Wheat
w'Zi?.Tn- w ca,,: oa,- " ca"- -ri:
The lvadlng futures ranged aj follows:
KEKT- Steady
illings. $J.CV
II AV yuiri ;
rholre. foe.
FIOPS-ynlt-1 :
!!. llttlti; IP":;
SWillc; li'7 t'a7c
HII'iK.S-nnll;
America. lO'.c.
I.KATH KR Quff t ; add. raiWiZ
PIW VIP IONS-Reef, sttady; family. P.V
'am. VI; mess. $l.(..oJ.5n: beef hams. $29,003
3I.W: packet. $l4M(i li.00; city extra India
iit-ss. $J4 .."ii'T.'j.'Ki. Cut meats. firm;
Pickled hclMe. $)j.7ia 10.60; pickled hams,
$10.5iifill.('. ljiid. barelv ateadv; western.
llrt.Oi-S ft .10: refined. steady; continent,
Kl.no: Houth America. $11. 1J; compound,
$i.'J0'H 7.50. Pork, nulel; family, $J0.00rg0.6O;
slinit cIp.its. 11'J.S.ra'ii.uO: mess. $l.0tm 16.60.
TAM OVV-Steady; city, tic; country, 6j
BWi .
RICK-gulet: riomesile, fair to extia, 2i
"3Hc: Japan, nominal.
l!l."i'TtH - Klrm; creamery specials. 27 "ii
KiiGS- Klrm; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy, arlected. white. 4fcr46c: fair
to choice, XWjd'tc; binwti and mixed, finey,
IV; fair to choice. Zfc'i32c; western firsts.
i'6'&2Tc: seconds, iSr(.'1c.
POCLTKV Dressed, dull: western spring
cine ki ns, lid I V; fowls. 1.'.'dl4:; spring
turkeys. IOVj
CMBK8K-giilt: alate. full cream, spe
ci.il. VirnU'tr; slate, September, small,
coioied or white, best. 12V; state, large,
12c; state, good to prime, UU'ff'llc; stave,
common to fair, (t.'lc; skims, 2'gl0c.
WK4THKR THUS CRAIX BELT
Mght and
Pair and Cooler U Ike
Fair Tbaraday.
OMAHA. Oct. 2. lstufi.
Showers lOiulnued in the upper valleys
and upper !ak& region during 'luesday. but
Is lulloweil by clearing and cooler In those
sections this morning, and generally cooler
prevails in Uie lower valleys and weat
gulf mates. Heavy frosts were general
laat night throughout the Ohio, lower Mis
sissippi anil Missouri valleys, and killing
frosts in Texas. A barometric depression
overlies the south Atlantic coast, and ralna
are general this morning In the Atlantic
and east 'gulf states. The weather is gen
erally clour a no slightly warmer on the
enNterit . alu;ie, throughout the mountain
districts ami southwest. It la generally
cloudy throughout the extreme northwest.
An area of decidedly higher pressure, ac
companied by a marked fall In temperature,
has uppcared over th western Canadian
province, and with a generally high pres
sure over the mountain districts, the out
look Is favorable for continued fair In this
vicinity tonight and Thursday, with slightly
cooler tonight.
Omaha r -cord of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the list three years.
I llhri 1tt7 14 1KiC
Minimum temperature S7 SI 31 34
Precipitation . .00 .00
VOmiixI tempeiature ror today, 4! d' gres.
Deficiency in pie.liltailun suice March 1,
3.0 inches.
Deficiency
7 311 inches.
I li'ticiency
J.4'1 inches.
1..
mv. ' ', 0cL h. dow-iwwrd
m-emnt ot prices of stocks todav was
commonly attributed to the efforts of the
fn". .n. e,"m,t Th-'r motive wa
Llil '" '? fnnvlctlon that stocks wero
.-f. ipM"1 i"1 ri,ln,; Vrt to meet any
outside demand that developed. The sup
position! current In the financial district
w-Mh 'xtrnt ' '" speculative holding
hn,,M..i ' wl,lr,r i orortunlty for
lqnldatlrrj reached such formidable figure!
that misgivings arise of the sufficiency of
atcW ." J1.", dpmn,l to absorb this
maintain prices
The response of the market to the niiat-
n;Vat.r:nPw.f,,,,' . 'n'""1 8,- S-vqcor-ihi
J?.lw" l-hp Immediate occsaion for
i.."", -'ol'l1K "f the profes
sional snevn at v r..i... ti,. iJ
the ouarter proved "uer- thVn"' .'rV".
t.i ti 1 w yesterday in Wall
hmnA t r.kJ"rM"e ln "'''"led orderg on
hand of lOs.fWj tons pxer the previous quar-
.1 1 'hl" "'"""rato In srnotjnt. was
fee e,',.0?18'"" P'00' Of P"-
fP, con,1iM"ri lb trade as showing the
wM h V1 tho 'H''mltlon In this item.
Sf'rrt. wate'maVlT
unit ijif hi n nu
Imr vZ0! " "Pepulatlv! anticipa
tion 1 he fact thai wss ominous was that.
tiff ir, " m,mentary advance, pricca sjld
SritM !?u "int Pr of fnited
whin , WLth that ln rroanemus tlmos.
when paralleled with a similar comparison
16.rorPrUon business, also ahowd
! !5 . rt'cr'Pncies. Tnlted States Steel
sold today at c. while the high price In
i?""' "rT; in ,h tide of the trade's
prosperity, reached only 60S0. At that time
the forthcoming Quarterly report wa to
Tn- a a1 ' r ""filled orders a.mount-
ng to 8.49,, ll tons, which stands at the
maximum in tiie history of the corporation.
.,XL,Un. . "' dpI'8 011 September TO laat
im.LV '?.?'UJon"- 'n' "-Tings for the
IX(.cmlier ,;l, I90B. quarter rea hed $41,760.1
"ev 1'lgli figure at that time, but was
exceeded hi the June and Beptember quar
ters of 190,, tho earnings rising ln the June
Quarter t j the record figure of $ yfl 70",.
FZVSl"?? foj;.,h l"r"r Jut nded reach
7.1),;4. There is explanation found in
these comparison! for the feeling that found
pure in the speculative sentiment of tho
day that the Improvement in prices of
Jtocka poslWy had gone far enough to
fully represent the restoration that has oc
curred in values. It was this feeling that
amounts for the sagging tendency of prices,
although I nltej states Steel atock itielf
moved very sluggishly in the downward
movement. The Copper Industrials ga,ve
way more sharply, although the price of
the metal was marked up again . at the
local Metal exchange.
Foreign markets were more cheerful bv
the peaceable, view expressed by the em-
1 i ' , 1 "erniany m a reported interview.
Ronds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. 13.318.000. Cnited Slates bonds were
unchanged on call.
price! oa the Stock exchange today:
siiti. itiiti. Ixjw. Clot.
rk Money IMarkei
NBW TORK.-tw-t, :'l - Mt iNKT-)n call.
Heady; ItSl'i per cnt: rul'iig rate. i per
rent: closing hid. 1'4 per cer.t; offered at
l' per cent. Time loans, verv dull sod
heavy; sixty days. 2$S per rent; nlnetv
d. Sfre't per tent- six months 8ia-i
per rnt. '
STFRMNO KXflf tiNOK-Pteadv. wiih
actual business In bankets' bills at Um
4W.8475 for sixty-day bill and at M.46
lor demand: commercial bill. U 4i..rfH
PRIME M E RCA N TI DK rAPFR-4V4'i
fSU'VARB,r M'c: M'xkan dollar. 4Sc.
HONTS Government. teadv, railroads,
irrgllar.
(losing quotations on bonds
ronows :
. I"i i Tat . Mt. 4i,
I. N. unl. ...
..I ') Mn. r g. 4
I"l Mt. cen'nl 4l .
ln'i do ti 1 nc
IM Wins. !t. !,. 4s
. ' M.. K 4- T. 4...
to ts
I0ISN. Tt. R. of M. 4
' N. Y. C. g. 31,1...
1J. .1 r. g. Is
1 vi s Piciric 4i
. 'i do St
' N. W. r i,
O. g, L. rMt. 4. .
. 1 1'i Penn. it. tt 1116,,
lin lo eon. 4,
. Rpirllng gn 4
. 41 Htp. of 1 11 ha n ...
4H at. I t I. M. r. I
iVst. U . P. fg
. 7 Si. I,. S W e aj
. IT'l SMlimrd A. I,, tt.
l. !. Pa. lflo 4
TS do 1st 4s
. So. Rllr it
M Ti.. tr P. In ....
'4 T . $t U. w. 41
. r I'nlnn Pariho 4
. 6Vy do c. 4
.10"' V. S. Steel Sd tt
M Wihash
. 7'i Wartrm Ml. 4.
. 7.!' W. I,. R. 4,...
wn. Caniral 4.
N. I ., N. H. & H.
. "l C. ft Utt
. 19 Ltk snor (a i3l
"(OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Decrease Over Half
Compared with Last Week.
STEADY PRICES FOR GOOD HOGS
V. 9. rt. Il
do coimen.
V. t. la. rag.
da coupao
V 8. 4a. reg
do ceupua
Am. Tnhacia 4..
do a
Atrhlaoa gea. 4t..
do a lj. 4a
do 4a
do ia
Atlantlr c. I.. 4s
a- Ohio it .
do
nrli. Pt. T. ci. 4.
Ceniral of Oa
do lt Inc.
do 3d Inc
do ;-'d Inr
Tha. t Olno 4S.
( hliago A. i'is.
"., B. J. a. 4a.
T.. R. 1. P. 41.
do col. is
do rfdg 4a
CVC. St. U g.
Colo. lnd. tt
Colo Mid. 4a ...
Colo. aV So. 4a
Pel. H. cr. 4a..
n. R. a. 4a
;rie p. I. 4a
1I0 aen. 4a
Unci. Val. 4...
Janan 4
do 4a
do id arl
Bll. Often.
w et a a
"w
..
.. .17 1
.. tt
A
..
..ID
.. vv,
a. M.'t
.. .-,
..m
. . i.ii,
. . ,
.. ,,
. . ,
..
.Kl'i
. 1 tr.a.
4a. ;
... :ilt
. til
. A'i
. J"t
f
.lib
. '.til,
..10-.-S
..V,
..lU'k
.in
i
.15ii
l.anaba. Roth Treders and
Killers, la Good Demand. llk
Trad Aetlv and Triers
Fnlly Steady.
NOW.1
StX
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 2. 19".
receipt werei Catti. Hogs flheeri.
Official Monday 4 14
Offlcla.1 Tuesday 2.99
KMlinate AVednegday .... iX
Three daxs this week.. 12. MI
Same daa last w eek. . . .27.0.3
Hame days 2 week go..24.oW
Same day a 3 weeks ago. ..u
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 28.76
earn das Irtst year l,2t
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year lo date, compared with last
rir:
10..C 1f-
Cattle , Mi 7fto 1.017.1,1
Hoga 2,0S7.6it 2.0O9.4P.A
Sheep 1.768.S32 1.764,
The following table ahnwn
price of hoga at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
S.2W
U.S'Ai
ld.'74
16.718
11.S31
Inc.
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN
$4.00 and up. Sl.00 Rtl u.
PLAN
THE ILER GRAND HOTEL
16th and HOWARD STS.
Large commodious newly equipped roems. The
only first claet hotel In Omaha on the American
Plan. Right ln the heart ef the business' district.
Lvery possible convenience. Elegant Turkish Bath.
J. W. HILL. JR., - - Pronrlatnr
. . .
De.
M1.3M
....... 1
28,0h
S.94.'
the average
Dale. I 108. ljn.l(IOI.lS05.lli)4.l9l.!19Ui.
London C'loalng gtocWa.
. liONDON, Oct. 21 American securities
opened quiet and featureless today. Dur
ing the first hour price ruled about nr.
changed from yesterday'! New Tork clos
ing-
stocks:
Ma , Kaii ' lr Vaxai
14 i Xaw York cfniral.
f'.i Norfolk Ir Westarn
s.i do pfd
I1'. Ontario V Wettern
W Pannayltaola
iik'i Band Mlaaa
44i Ra.dtng
Soutbarn Rallsay .
..ii-a 00 pro
. oiiihrn Pacific .
1 8t t'nloa Pa, Ific
.. .1'. do pfd
.. Na I'- tel
..4 do pfd
Si Wahaah
. -e'i do pfd
..14i!'j Ppanlrb 4a
. Ill Anal. Copper
steady at MSd per ounce.
per cent.
r ne rate or discount in the open market
for short bllla is mlH per cent; for three
months' bills, 2S3 1-16 per cent.
Oct. 18... I f 09
Oct. 18... 6 2014I g 08
let. ... 6 21 4j
Oct. 21... 'tl R 98
Oct. M... 6 2H 6 8?
Oct. 23... 6 41 6 70
Oct. 24... 6 41 5 47
Oct. 6... 6 39
Ott. 2S... 6 64 6 45
Oct. 27... 6 "
Oct. 28. .. 6 67i 6 66!
t 19 S 10 4 91' I 7 :
( 20 S 13 il I'
6 IS; 6 141 6 08' 6 04 4 98
I 6 20' 6 14 6 (18 6 8:
fill, I 6 11; 6 1H 70
W R 14 ( 6 14 ( 71
12 6 10 S 22; 6 14 74
1.1 6 rl 6 20i I 71
6 1 4 941 & 08 1 6 26 1
C U, 4 R8 6 Olj 6 11 8 6
I 4 7j 4 Sui 6 Ml 61
lxtndon closing
Conaola. ' moatr
do SCCOUAt
Anaconda
Atchlaoa
do pfd
Falilmore a Oblo...
Canadian Parlfic ...
Chaaapnk Ohio..
Chi. Oroat Weatarn..
nil., Mil. aV it. p ..
re Dears
fnrer a Rio O. . . .
do pfd w.
Erie
do t p'd...
lo a prd ,
Oraod Trunk ........
Illlnola Central
l,outaTllb & Naah.
b'll.VKR Bar.
MOJi BY
I'll
.!
. 4,
. (A
. 'a
. .-
JJ'.
. H,
.III",
.IT-'.i
a ! '
. 4H
.1W
. irt
corrcsjiondlng period In 1907,
cuircsponding period In 1901,
A. WELSH. Local Forcaster.
81. I.oula l.enrral Market.
l.OIIS. Mo.. Oct. 28. WHEAT-
red, rash. $1.0141. 08;
December !j'5.
Xo.
Article! I Open. High. Low. 1 Close. Yei'y.
Wheat
Dec,
Mav
July '
1 urn
Dec. Mav
.Inly
Hepi.
t aie
Doc.
May
.1 uly
I'm k
.Ian.
.May
l.Hld-
N'nv.
' .Ian.
May
Jliba-
cl.
Jan.
May
I
1 I4
1
98 I
1 W
1 03H,
98 I
i."g'a4ai o.i'.,i
I "-'"li'iD'V
80S,
1 08 j
97i
I
1 00 I 1 lO'a
1 1 Ma,
9 I 98',
I t'
1 49 Vol;
3H 6SAif
i24l ItM,: 63
ST.
Steady; track
No. 3 hard. 9Mcfjfl.01u
W''c; Mav. $l.n;t,.
1 "ORN-rtteady; track:
Hfie; No. 2 while, tWiiToc
May. V.
OATS Hteady; track:
No. 2 rash. 4f
lecember, V;
Nu
1 while, 49c; December,
! cash, 47c;
45 V; May,
-V62V3'V 2
48
60
I
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4''0'a 4 ' 4
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16 80 J 18 00
I
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8 46 I
8 66 J
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9 66 I
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8 52,
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16 65 1 in' 0.1
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9 60
66
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8 57Hi
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9 50
9 57'
8 8!i,
8 60
8 Ml
No. t.
' "! "notation! were as follows:
t LOt R Market steady; winter nalanf.
S4.4,g4 ( -tralghts. S4.a.94.ii6 spring pafl
4 00 3S0' ,ra'",a- M-a. bakers,
.,,M!rfcTI;,,, . '-i,Prin- H ot-'itfi m; No. 3
1 UH.N-.No. 2. ffn,iv; No. 2 ellowV 75'4
vi tc.
SEJEDS-r'lax, No I northwestern, $1 :.
Prime Umothy. $3 2o3 3o
V i,i,u9.00. Mees pork, per hbl in tti.ff
14 . lrd. per WW. W.raifJ'"
clear sides tboxedl. $9 26jv 60 1
Receipts and shipment of flour and
F.eceipti
Flour, bbl (1 c,,,
Wheat, bu....: lis'. .Hi
4-ern, bu..'.' lin.on
Oats, bu Si ft. ohm
Jly. bu 17.UN1
Harley, bu........ Ui.orv
On the Produce exchange today
1er market was firm: creameries.
naines. T3r. hgs. steady;
. inciunen. injic; iirsis. Sm'; prime
fusts. 2c. Cheese, steady., 12'i'o 12 v'
Pklladelpkla Prod nee Market.
PHI L A TK LP HI A , Oct. 28.-BFTTKR-tedv.
talr demand; extra western cieani-2-XZ'
l,Mrhy Print!. 3"c.
l.KI Firm: aood deinnri rr.mj..i
jnil nA . . . ' " ' '
""i" neaioy 111 ais. I lee
hi cunent receipt.
7 ' " ' mark
fiee cases. c at m.ru
...n'lEllf'01' but' firm; New
il . . .
No.
4S'.
HYP: Nominal. 71c. i
FLOUR Firm; red winter patents, ll.'i.i'd)
4 90; extra fancy and straight, S4.2jj-l.5o;
clears. $3 60.
SEED Timothy. S2.26l 30.
COR.NMBAUl.owfr; 3.4.
BHAN Firm; sacked, easi track, $l.ootj
HAY Fnchaiiged; timothy, $S.5iyri H.OO;
prairie, tv.wnn 11. no.
IRON COTTON T1ES-$1.00.
flAOlllNtl-8c.
11 EMI T W I N E 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork. aieady; jubbtng.
$14.40. Lard, lower; prime steam. $!.;7V(?
9.60. Dry salt meats, dull; boned extra
shorts, $IO.iO; clear ribs, $10.60; short clears,
$1 1. 87 j. Bacon, dull; boxed extra short.
$11 50; cleat- ribs, $11. 5"; short clears. $11,874.
POCLTHY Firm; chickens. 8V: springs.
ti'V- 'uraey. 13c; nucka. K'tc; geese. 7V
m 1 1 r.n Bic.iay; creamery,
E4J08 Firm; 22c, case count.
Receipts.
Flour, bbls 8.1am
Wheat, bu 54. Ann
Corn, bu I5.0i
Oals, bu 79,00
2K&27V.
Shipments.
l.'I.M")
Ct.iM,
18.01
nl.'JKI
grain
Shipment
,19.J
21 .(Ml
90. Ik 4,
184.0O0
8.8l0
lo,'Al
the hut.
2iti2V;
at mark.
Kansas City tirala and Provlatona.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 28 WHEAT Un
changed; December. 93T,c: Ma. 97-'e; July.
Mi'.c. t'nsh: No. 2 hard. !'n ($l .(; No. J
hard. 94c; No. 2 red, $1.01'8l.d2; No. 2 red.
ii $1 ,'i.
CORN I'm hanged to 1c lower; Decem
ber 67c; Mav. n'.a.c: Juls. ftr.c. Cash: No.
e. No. 2
466I7V;
3 mixed. i6.ti7'c: Nu. 8 mixed. ;
white. 67V: No. 3 white, 7V.
OATS I nchanged; No. 3 while.
No. 3 mixed. tl'-'aAoc.
RYP-72'il76c.
HAY Choiie titnoihv, steady. $9. jiio ln.no
choi. e prair.e. 26c to $1 higher. K.6tsff9.0i.
ni 1 ir.n rirm; creamery, .'i'lC
atiek. 17V.
KiK.b Klim: fiesh fxlrai. 28c;
cclpte, 23c.
Receipt.
AVheat. bu 99 .000
Corn, bu I ii
Oats, bu 9.mi
A ma I cam a Led Coppar ..
Am. c. a r
Am. C. at r. fd
Am. Coiion oil
Am. H. aV It. pfd
Am. ,lca aaiurltiaa
Am. I.lnaaad Oil
Am. .Locomotire
Am. Locomotive pfd...
Am. 8. & n
Am. g. a- n. prd
,Am. Sugar Haflnlug
Am. Tobacco prd
Amarlcan Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co...,
Atrhiaon
Aii'hlaon pfd
Atlantic Coaal Una
Baltimore It Ohio..
Bal. a- Ohl pfd
Brook I. va Rapid Tr
Canadian Paclflo
Caniral Jatbar
Central Leather prd
Central of New .lray.
Chaaapaak Ohio......
Cht.ago Ot. W
Chicago N. W
C, M. St. P
C. ,C . 42. 4 It. U
Colorado F. a I... I
Colorado a o
Colo, a So. 1st pfd
Colo. So. 2d pfd ,
Conaolldated Gaa
Corn Produita
I'alasara a Hudnan
Tienvar a Rio Grande .
D. R. O. pfd
rnatllltra' Sccurlilaa
Krla
Krla lat pfd
Rrta 2d pfd
Ofneral Kl.cirlc; .
(Iraai Kortharn pfl
lit. Noriharn Oia ctfa...
Illuiola Central
Inlarhorougb Mat
Int. .Mat. pfd
International Paper ....
Int. Ptiiar pfd
International Pump
Iowa Central
! Kaima city go
I K. C. So. pfd
I Loulavliic a N
illnn. 81. 1
M . SI. p. a S. g. M. ..
, Mlaaourl Pacific
M., K. T
; SI . K. a T. pfl
, National Iad
w York (.'antral
! X. V.. O. W
i Norfolk a W
1 North American
Northern Paclflo
Pacific Mail
Pellnaylvanta.
Popla'a Oaa
p.. c. c a at. 1
Preaead Iteal Car
Pullman Palaca ( ar
Railway Steal spring....
Heading
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nepubllc Sle.l prd
Rw k l.iaad pfd
Rock Inland Co. pfd
St. L. a s r. ii pit...
8t. I.oula W
St. I,. S. W. prd
glnaa-Shafflald 8 a 1 ...
nuth.rn Paclflr
So. Pacific pfd
fcoiHharn Railwav
So. Railway pfd
Tennei-a- Coppar .
Taaa a Pacific
v., i. 1.. a w ...
T.. Si. I,. w. pfd
I uion Pacific ...
I'iiiou Paclflo pfd
I. Rubber
I . a. Rubbar :at pfd
I . 9. Siaal
1. a. gieel pfd
I lab coppar
Va. -Carolina Cbfmlial ...
Va.-L.aro. Cham, prd
WatuuU
Wabatb prd
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Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Oct. 28-Bank clearings for in
day were $1,758,298.09 and for the corre
sponding date last year, $2,497,067.56.
OMAHA UE.YEHAL MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Qnolatlona on
Staple lad Fancy Produce.
BFTTER-Creamery, No. 1. delivered ta
retail trade In cartons, 23c; No. 1. in 0-lb
tubs. 22V; No. 1. ln SO-lb. tubs, 23c; No. 2.
in 60-lb. tubs, 20V; No. 2, In Mb. tubs,
21c; No. 2. In 1-lb. cartons; 21c; No.- 1, In
carload lota, 21V; No. 2, in carload lots,
la'lSV; country, rnncf, tubs, 17c; com
mon, 16c.
KUOS-Fresh cgfiUled. 19c per dox.
CHEESK Finest Wlsconim full cream,
twins, 14V; young. Americas. 4 ln hoop.
15e; favorite, 8 In hoop, 16V; daisies, 20 'n
hoop, 15V; cream brick. fu,r case. 13V;
half caae, 13ior half doien bricks. Ho. No
quotations on Swiss-or ltroberger until afttr
October. :
SUOAR-Coarse Iriuuigted. .50c; fine
granulated, 6.70c: cubes, f.tocr powdered.
1.50c per lb.
BEHF CUTS-RIM. ' No. 1. 17V: No. 2.
11c; No. 3, UV- Loin!' Iro. 1. 20c; No. 3, Ho;
No. , 8V- Chuck: No. 1, V: No. 2. 44c;
No. S, 4c. Round: !hKd. 1. V; No. 2. Vc;
No. K, 'tc. P!ate.-"N. 1. 6V; No.-2, 4'4c;
No. d, a,c.
DRESSMD POULTRr-Squaos. r: 20 per
doz.
FRESH FRUITS-Applea. $2.763.00 per
bu. box. Lemons, $4. 5fSr6.00. Oranges, $4. 00
6.00. Bananas, 4c per lb. Plums, n.jt per
4-basket crate. Peaches. California, 7043450c
per box: Texas. 4-basket crate. 570c.
Pears, $1.60 per 4-basket crate. Blackber
ries, $4.ft) per crate. Raspoerries, $4.00 per
orate. Cherries. $2.26. Currants, $2.00 per
crate. Gooseberries, $2.00 per crate.
LIVE POUL1RT Hens. 8c; spring!, 13'jc;
rooateis, 6c; ducks, young, Sc; old. 7V;
geese, 6c: turkeys, 14c; pigeons, 5c per doi;
squabs, $2.00 per dozen.
Sunday.
Tie official number of cor ot stock
brought In today bv each road was:
Cattle. HogS.Sheep.H'r'i.
C M. A St. P 1 6
Wabash .. 1
Missouri Pacific 2
Union Pacific 32
C. N. W., east..... 6
C . N. V. wesl 61
C.. St. P.. M. O.... 4
C, B. A. Q., east 5
C, B. a Q , west 84
C, R. 1. P., east.. 3
C, R. 1. P.. west.. 2
Chicago Ot. Western. 2
seme lime last week and
the corresponding week of
Total receipts 20a
2
14
4
K
$
9
i
1
4
tw
18
bead for the
41.000 head for
last year.
At the opening the talk, especially on
killers, was a little weak, but as buvers
got down to business, it became apparent
that they all had liberal orders and everv.
thing that would do to kill eold very freely
t fully steady prices.
Feeders were a I,, m very good demand
and they aold fully steady and In some
ces a little atronger than yesterdav.
Feeder buyeri paid as high as 3 40 for
lambs to tske out In the country that were
already earning flesh enough for killer.
Good-mouthed ewe sold to feeder buven
around $3.5a.4o. it wss all In all a vers
satisfactory market as viewed from a
seller's standpoint.
guotatlone on sheep and lamb: Good to
choice lambs ts saw, as- ei.. , A 1 ,
$6.Ki6.86; feeding lamb's. $4.fl0mvo0: mod in
light yearllnga. $4 .HiirM.76; good lo
heavy vearllnara II nvmi u. f..n.
LlL"!"1 ?-T5-: "xl to choice wethers.
M.OOfpt.SO; fair to good wethers. $S.7StM00;
feeding wethers, 1.tX533.86; good 10 choke
ewes. H.SMri.OO; fair to good ewe u a
tiattL. 1 i . . . . . . .
" ' .t-ituhi rwea. ..',fDa.lll
bucks, $1.X32.V).
Representative sale,;
No.
feeders
feedera
feeders,
feeders
SEVER SAW IT, S&f S 8DRNAM
So Asserts City 'Attorney Kejtrdinr
Abstrtcterrlleport.. ,
MGOVEAN HZLD.n SINCE MAT
law ays He Kbnald Hare lab.
milled Revert Wltbla Tbirty
Uaio . Coaaellaaen Stx let
Before Orand Jary.
choice
choice
culla and
TIk disposiiinn of t He day receipts was
b iuiiui, eacn ouycr purfiiasing tne mim-
uei ui ncau inaicatea:
Cattle. Hos. Sheen.
Omaha Parking Co
Swift and Company...
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour e Co
Cudahy, from Denver
Armour, from Denver
Vansant Co
Carey Benton
lxibman & Rothchild..
Hill & Son
P. P. Lewis
Huston ft Co 1....
.1. B. Root & Co
1 J. H. Bulla
U F. Htusg
L. Wolf
McCreary & Carey
Sam Werthimer
M. Hageiiy A Co........
Sullivan Bros
Ix-limer Bros
Other buvers
St. Louis PkK Co
Smith & P
624
26
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. 75.1
49
68
84
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. 119
, 103
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118
17.563
Wool Market.
BOSTON. Oct. .28. -WOO I . A alight
tailing off in Hie demand in nearl all
lines marks the local wool market, through
many of the buyers having- aunolled their
requirements. Shipments, however, con
tinue steady ar.d pricra rule firm Then
is an apparent tendency to await 1he re
sult of the election before closing heavier
deals. All grades of Ohio wool sell well,
but the supply in fleece wools la limited.
A lirge transfer of Indiana quarter-blood
Is reported, aa well as a large line of Ore
gon eastern staple. Other lines are fairly
active. The leading domestic quotations
range as follows: Domestic wools- Ohio
and Pennsylvania fk-cces. XX. XJVjjirje; X,
3Pp;S2c; No. 1 washed. 347oic; No. 3
washed, SaSSlc! fine unwashed, 24fi32c;
half blood, combing, XWic: three-elghthi
blood, combing, A. 2iie; quarter blood,
combing. 26$ Mc; delaine, washed. 34t3fic;
delaine, unwashed, isjedtfo. Michigan, Wia
conaln and New York fleeces, fine, un-
waaiiea. ajoj-'ie; delaine, unwashed, 26dj2oc;
half blood, unwashed, 25tfJ"2c; three-eighths
blood, unwashed, A, 26c; quarter blood, 1111
waahed. A, 24c. Kentucky, Indiana and
Missouri, three-eighthe blood. ySH'jjaUc;
quarter blood, 24260. Scoured values:
Texaa fine, twelve months, 60ti6.1c; from
six to eight months. 4fyit4',c; fine. fall. 4aft
4Cc. California northern, 43a46c; middle
county, 3t3c: aoiitliern, 373Sc; fall free.
35i37c. Oregon -eastern No. 1 staple. 674
58c; easterr No. 1 clothing. 47'60r ; vallev.
No. 1. 47048c. Territory fine staples, 6&
tiOo; fine medium staple. 65tr)o(ic; fine cloth
ing. IstJiSc: fine medium clothing. 4V4'48c ;
liul.' blood, oorawic: tliree-eighth! blood. 4ijr
itio; quarter blood. 43fc45c. Pulled: Extra
y.'rtVte: fine A, 5lf'o3l; A supers. 43ij4ic..
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 38 WOOL -Un- hanged:
medium grades combing and clothing. 1tl& I
20c; light fine. ltkilV; lieevy fine, ll$12e;
tub-wasl ad, 2ig27c.
Totals I 4.846 4.5Sb 22,
L ATTLE Receipta of cattle thla mnrnln.
were more liberal, making the total for the
i.nee nave ij.ouu neau, which shows a fall
ing orr or over one-half as compared with
iiiB curresponaing days of last week and a
aecreaao 01 almost 4,000 head aa compired
with the aame period a year ago. Unfortu
nately only about one-half ot todav'a re
ceipts wete in sight when the market
openea. s-verai of the big. trains being d
iaea in arriving at the .Mrds. At the
same lime Chicago sent out advicea of
larne :ece;pts and lower prices. Under
such conditions it was not surprising that
the market opened .very slow and dull, with
g general feeling of weakness prevailing on
all aides. "
Feeder buyera were the firsli to get down
to buainess and as they seemed to want tho
cattle the trade on anything desirable was
fUliV Steady and I ha mncindnl ...... .,KI..
Active. As a matter of courae infarlnr
grades did not sell any too freelv. bin ihat
is the case every dav.
The supply or beef steers Was quite
meager and there were comparatively few
really deslrsble killers in sight. Some very
good fed yearlings sold up to $6.50, which
was the too mice for the riav nin i
the very large run at Chicago the feeling
here was none too strong, but still operators
generally quoting it as about a steady
market.
Buyers all started out with the evident
intention of buying cows and heifers lower.
1 he proportion of that kind ot cattle today
quite large which gave buvers the
advantage. Still the demand was so good
that they were not able to force verv mucii
or a decline. However, there was a weak
undertone and the price! paid looked any
where from ateady 10 a little lower. Some
buyera wete explaining the situation bv
laying that they lecured a better class of
cattle today at the same prices paid yester
day when the quality was not so good.
Quotations on Cattle Oood to choice corn-
.L'1"'-''1'- f"lr to " cornfed
ateera, f6.HOrtj4j.26; common to fair cornfed
steers. $4.001i.6o; good to cholca range
m6 X; fair 10 '001 r"K '.
m'Sw?; c"rr!on ? '"Ir range steers,
h.?,. "a cholcn c' s and
heifers. $i.6Hi4.25: good 10 choice grass
cows and heifers, M.203.76: ' fair to good
f E.r" antl l,eif,"r- $2.S&e.; common
to fair grass cows and heifers. $2.0rg-3.86;
foo- ri?.C.IOlr' toekar feeders. $4.30.8'
to B001 ,0-irs and feeders, $3 w
t 8n fi1mm.?? i 'ockera and reeders,
canes, X2.76y6.(5; bulls, stags, etc., $2.00Q3.oo.
J 10 Wyoming ewes,
11a Wyoming ewes,
70 Wyoming ewes,
401 Wyoming lambs
72 Idaho wether
21 Utah lambs, feeders.!!!!!
HI Utah lambs, feeders
l tan yearlings
127 lTtah yearlings, feeders
til Utah yearlings, culla.-
S Utah ewe
61 Utah ewe, feeder! !..!,
66 Wyoming; wethers
69 Wyoming ewes
12 Wyoming ewes !!,
65 Idaho ewes
100 Wyoming ewes, feeders
22 Wyoming lambs, feeders
Wyoming ewes
411 Wyoming lamb, feedera
264 Wyoming ewea, feeders
68 Wyoming ewea, feedera
166 Wyoming ewes, feeders
826 Idaho lamba, feeders
22 Idaho lambs, culla
101 Idaho ewes and wethers
loo Idaho ewes, feeders
146 Idaho ewes, feeder culls
10 Idaho ewes, feeder culls
479 Wyoming yearlings
264 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.
10 Wyoming yearlings, culla....
217-Utah lambs
S1J Utah lambs, feeders...
68 Utah lamb, feeders
3 Wyoming lamba
4o Wyoming wethers
lambs, feeders
lambs, feeders
lambs), feeders
lambs, feedera
ewee, feeders
feeders
feeders
6W Wyoming
321 Wyoming
3ol Wyoming
94 vi yomlng
170' Wyoming-
I'D Wvomlna- ewea
f8 Wyoming awes
264 Wyoming ewes, feeders.
410 Wyoming lambs
08 Wyoming lambs
2C9 Wyoming awes, feeder!
1 Wyoming ewes, culls
-,4 Wyoming ewes, feeders
6H Wyoming lambs, feeders...
iilu. Wyoming iambs, feeders...
tu yuming ewei
Wi Utah, lambs.....
340 Utah lambs, feeders
625 Western ewes, feeders......
168 western ewes, feeders
200 Wyoming yrarlings
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04
00
97
l"l
91
10H
SO
71
$6
67
hi
61
71
117
81
00
62
63
sc
69
92
92
134 Wyoming
241 Wyoming
14, Wyoming
197 M yomlng
360 Wyoming
2M yoming
111 Wyoming
- unco
lambs, feedera.
yearlings
lambs, feeders.
yearllnga
yearlings
iambs, feeders.
122 western yearling!....
. 71
. 102
. 82 '
. 9i
. 82
. 02
. M
.. .1
.. 441
.101
..101
.. 83
.. 83
.. R4
.. 81
.. 4
.. 82
.. 82
.. 47
..Ml
Pi.
2 91
2 90
3 70
5 Oi
4 :5
1 30
4 25
4 J.i
4 1.1
8 26
s 1;;,
i 00
4 1.1
3 fin
3 65
3 7n
8 70
4 60
1 On
4 70
2 90
2 to
3 70
5 10
4 35
.1 90
3 25
2 90
2 0)
4 60
4 15
3 CO
3 40
4 7i
4 ',6
6 3 1
4 15
6 110
6 0
4 60
4 till
II 80
2 UO
2 65
2 85
5 F6
5 86
3 70
1 16
2 86
6 10
6 20
3 70
6 40
I 90
3 4.5
3 45
4 40
4 40
4 91
4 10
4 90
4 40
4 40
4 15
4 62' i
la -
and
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAHKET
I, oner Hoga Open
Close Strong.
28-CATTLE-ReceIpls,
head. Market weak
At. Pr.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Na At. Pr. ji,
14 1174 I "in
'c Wt?P'RN;S-NEBnASKA
-fi feeders.. 884 3 16 I frf,. n:
82) 3 HA 1 row .!ll20
894 3 4i 1 bull.... 1260
m 3 66 10 calves... 430
Harry Tatham Wyo.
6 feeders.
1 hetreis..
9 calves..
attle Weak to
Weak and
CHICAGO. Oct.
estimated about 34.000
Jo 10c lower; ateera, $4.4odj7.60: cows. $3.i'K"gi
ir..', ueiiein, aj.ooigi,..'o; nuns, S2.lil4.64';
caives, .i.uo(8K.tiu; stockers and feeders, $2.W
47 4.65.
HoQS Receipts, estlmaled about 32.000
head. Market opened wesk and closed
Strong; choice heavy shipping, $6.00(j(i.l0;
butchers. $o.95Aifi.o: light mixed. $o.(abft.-;
choice light. $:j.6irfi3.8o; packing. $5.6oii4).00;
pigs. $3 owl 4. 85; bulk of aales. $i.75ftj.OO. .
feHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti
msted about 20.000 head. Market steady;
sheep, $4. atij 5. 00; lambs, $4. eStStt. 33 ; year
lings, S3.s56.15.
2 45
3 85
2 HO
S 90
current re-
W haallng a I.. K.
W laionaln Caniral
y.O 27
Shipment. .
l;f8.iani 1
i:i tXi .
13 tK) I
Total aalea for tha day. 5W ehtrea.
3
Bonds.
call loans ''u
Options at .Kansas C111
Articles.
Open. High.! l4w. ; Clohe.
Boston Stocka and
HOSTON. Oct. 28 Money.
per i-eni; nme loans. ;itj4, Dei- cem
Quotations on stocks ind bond! war ai
fullows:
4.
Wheat-l-(-.
..
May ..
Coin
Dec. ..
May . .
! 93.DV 93A4t "'!
97, 9'.tiii -, l)Tl,s' 97 A
' ffi'a
I 61 S
66 574
cuiTetu
cakes.
returu-reoeipta.
Mllnaakre brain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 28. WHEAT Mar
Wet steady; No. I northern. $l.ohji ii, ; No.
2 northern. $1 M'ql.06; Iveniler 9fi',, i$l cm.
CORN Steady; Decenilvi. i.t4r3v. hid
BAUt.KV Steadv ; aiandard, 64',c; lam
ple, 62'q64Vi
Yurk.
fair- to- good,
- Liverpool brain Market
..Wi weiferT,
.i'i1-."'l1' "dv: American
l'd. fufuroa. quiet; December. ;
kiury. 7! ""td-
mixed. 7s
''!; Jan-
' , . , Paorla Market.
SORIA, .lil., Oct. 28 -Ol'iR'.Si.i...
trade new, 6"tjDc. no
Y-iio Uull; giafilard, 47V, N
w 1.
'Hiakivi r. .
MlanvanolU I. rain Market.
M1NNF.APOLIS Hot S8 - Wll KA T-De-'.mber.
Hia,, ,u u , .
"rd. l.4sfle S. No. 1 BDrthern. Stw",
lotion Market.
NtoW VoHK, tkl 2j COTTON Future,
opened aieady; October, lie; December
bc; Januaiv. .': March. 8 7c; May.
8.7611: July. 8 70: Auguat, a tii.-. ssked
NEW VOHK. Oct. 2-COTTON-Fu-luica
.1 si steady; m-tnnar, 9 Ik.-; Nov em
ber. 8 97c; fiecember. 8.9;e: January, 8 8jc
February. 82c; March.- 8 81c; Mav. $7;c:
June. 6.7U; July. l.iOy.
Spot coiton d.iaed quiet. 6 points ad
vance; middling upland. 4ic; middling
gulf, 9.7"o: sales, nuns.
'1 A LVFSTON, Texas, Oct. 28 -COTTON -Steady,
9c.
sr loui o.t :$ cotton
Meady: middling 9ic; aalea. 60 bales
receipt. 645 tale; shipments, 6 405
bale., stock. 19 000 bale.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. . COTTON
.-'pot niaiket quiet: low oidinerv. a'r
iiuininal: ordLnarv. a 9-1.- i,un,it.!,i-
ordinary. V.; low iniddlina lr ' r!,,.(.
' g'"i iniiwiing. i-l ; mid
. nu. 11-10. . ran. i
in!, ri'ififn, i'i.7g bales, ,1
bat
A' '. h'aoa adj
do 4a .
Aichlaon R. R...
do pld
r-.otton a Allian,.
Hoalon 4i Mann.
Bofton !avaied
Klichburg prd ..
N. V . N. l. V
t alon Pacific
Am. Arie. Chem.
lo pfd
Am. Pnau. Tuba.
Amar. Sugar .. .
ao pfd
Am. T. A T ...
Am. Wooiaa
do pra
Dominion 1. a S
I Rdiwua Klac. I II u.
) (l.n.ral Elartric
j Maea. Klai:trlc ...
. do pld
laaa. Un
' I nlied Kruli
Il'niiad g. M ...
do pfd ....
I S. HI !
do pfd
Bill. "A.kfd
H Adxanldit 7,1
, ', Allouea
HI , Amalgamaiad ;s
, Aiiannc
2i cai. a Had, !m.i
.2.) Centennial 4
IT! Copper Rang, ,711
..: Daly Wart
14 Prantlln
lTvicl,,i,by oi
i4 lle gov, la j
fo-i Maaa. Mining .
. , Michigan 13
!S Mohawk ,-,ii
Moai c. a C to
'2.. Old liorainiou 0
1 oa. aoia i ;
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Oil. . METAIJI The
Lor.dor. tin market was lower, with apol
quoted at f.m 15 and futjres at tile 7 6d.
The local niaiket waa euay at $.'9,304)29.60.
t:opper was higher in tha London market,
with spot quoted at 61 $a 9d and futures
at 4:62 6 3d. lxx?sllv the market was firm.
i with lake at $13.76flrli.8,W electrolytic ai
$.J.ii413.2V, and casting at $13.25i!J13.37.
Iead waa tint hanged at 13 6 3d in Lon
don. The local market waa firm at $4.3(ii
4.32',. Speller was unchanged at 20 it.
I-ondon. lyvally the market waa steady
and unchanged at $48ut84.86. Iron was lowwr
at 47 1,1 for standard foundry, hut Cle t
iand warrant were unchanged at 48a 4VI.
The local market waa uncharged, with No.
1 northern foundry' at $16 6tSn7.2B, No. 2
rortherii foundry at $16.004ii'16.76 and No. 1
southern and No. 1 southern soft at Sll 769
I steer I08O
43 feeders. .1140
81 feeders, .lnifi
I bull 1320
4 cows H160
1 cows 18'K)
7 cows 979
8 cows 983
3 steer. ...1033
of hoga this morning
''ii man yesterdav
1 60
4 45
4 16
2 25
3 ,5
t 60
8 4.1
t
3 90
17.
ST.
higiier.
Ia-)U1S. Oct.
$4.25. Spelter.
SI-MKTALS-I.end,
atrcng. $1.70.
"Cai ro.
lliJ, Q imi ) ....
. 1 Shannon
.:! Tamara. k . .
Trliuiy
. : ; I nliad l oupe
I . . Mining
I- '4 I S. i).:
!' Clan
vmoi.a
W inona
.' l'i' W ullt; ,ua . . .
Near York Maalna Stock.
NEW VORK. Oct.
on mining stocks:
All. a .
Braaia t
Broaawlrk Cos a
taa. Tunnel aiaca. ... 4.
Com. luiinal boddf .. H
i"oa Cal a Va
Hora Hilar ....
lr. fllia . ...
Oifeied.
IS Closing quotationa
l.4d ill - C m
l.litla 4 t, tt
Met,an
Ontario .... ,
Oahtr .
aiandard .
l.ll ja.kai
II
ETanoraled Apnlea and Dried Frnlts.
NEW YORK. Oct. 21. EVA PORATTI I
i APPLE Continue railier eaav In tore,
I with new i-rop fencv- quoted at $V. dole
I at 7V. prime at 6141 o,u on spot and is07
fruit i quoted at 4',4)V
DRIED FP.UITS-Prunes aie reported a
itiifle firmer or the coast, but the apot
! market was unchanged, quotations ranainar
,lv" 1-41 m we iur y aiiiorn:a ana rroni
JV to 7V for Oregon fiult. Apricota hive
been In fair demand for export of late and
coaat advios report a firmer market.
Ixnally choice aie quoted at .Mj4,L- extra
choice at 6t- and fa-u-v at O'tftloV.
Pea, lies contir.ue dull and easy with cl.nte.
I tiuoled gt Si7e. extra choke at 7V.)ie
and fancy at Retains are in better
demand in a Jobbing way. but prices show
no improvement so far a the local spot
ait nation 1 concerned Ixore r-tuacatei
are quoted at aK,6V. choice to fanw
eeded at 61i74r ed!rs ai 4'.4c and
Lor don I vera at $1 "?) 66
x steer. ...127 4 0
6 ateera. ... 83o 4 i
7 steers.. .. lis 1 ,1 75
3 bulls 16,8 j kii
M cow mis a fc.-,
1 cow 920 3 if,
1 cow 102.) 2 01
1 COW mi) 2
.1 COW 810 2 60
HOGS Receipts
were considerably
but still the total for the three days ahoWa
f" 'i"1'mouV ott compared wlTh
previoua weeks, as will be noted from the
I!;,1"";;. "'' ot column, bu, at th. .am.
lime they are larger than for th corre
sponding period of last year. It win ba
remembered, however, that receipt, of aU
vir.0",0Ck.f J,r thl ra
IZiJf. UL ,h,t "" 'n the
panlo broke oxer the country and tem
porarily p.rr.lSed the liv. at k bualneM.
,, tr,.d morning was reasonably
aitiye. with good kinds generally steady
Light and trashy kinds were slow and in
some caaea as much as lOc lower. Ilga af
IV , L.fver r'vertf- I'' market on that
kind being 26n50c lower. The hulk of trie
"'" aula at, 4W OOOb h.!. with
light,
6.O00
-lings.
stock-
7-lc
"tk.
nom-79,3J
'Ireasari' Hatrnieat.
WAfllllNiiTtiN 6c 1. 5-Toua) a .me.
rneni o fihe treasury balances m i t gen
eral fund, excluinie of ti,e $160 f-.i Oi.i
taerie, ghoas. Available .a,h. Ultute
4-ogfee Market.
NEW VORK. Oct. 2 COFFEE Fin in
ati ong. nt t,nf I arge,i iu w rajin-s
6.'len. ,M lDulla.i of It i.i, h. m
... '".u,i,.r hi j.r-ij, w; liecrnihei
.- : Match. . lot : Max. i ! ti". 16,. v, . ..,
ri-ot 1 on . 11 -ret
ei)ito
It $5.76.
Representative sales:
KO
la. ,
in..
4. .
141..
' ..
n;..
14...
13...
170 14
' 11
1 .
o.
II.
an.
N.
42.
top
1 loed
b.g'.
14..
.14. .
71..
fi .
St .
74..
at..
41 ,
ft .
Av.
... ;
... a,
. . .
...Hi
... tl
. ..Hi
...It
. .. ,1K
...lil
. . . i;
. . . 'ad
...XI
...:
...iu
.. .Mat
...III
. .11
. . 2"
..ai
..121
.
..am
..tii
4
. ir
. .204
.!:a
..2
..'J
. ..
. tv;
..in
1:0
44
4t)
y
ai-i
in
41
ai
)!
140
to
10
1
140
40
J0
e lic: S'lHen.li' 1. 5 lit.
No 1 Ftio v: No. 4
dull, CoiiltMg, L(V
P; Na. Ay. lb Pr.
J ? ! ... 166
4 ! 4.) 6 .,!.,
J " 141 24 I .7'
' " :- 11 I t.y
; i
J ; 44 JM lvt , n
' I -44 40 a ao
' 4 4) I la
' 7 MI M 1 I,
' " ' a 40 all
i " 1" Ito 6 M
a ti. i4i r . M
J J" I) I Jll
4- aa , J,, , ;B
' J4 t t
' " 2) 44 I 7
I' 1 a ... ,
ast ... its
fcl i i
? " an I i
f " c;i ltO it,.
' ;.,,
"" 14 Ml 40 1 (.,
M 1 m ia.i g 44
4 a a;i) 6 10
aa im t a
'-' : 544 12f) 4 o
k 41 ; Mi.
v.. m ..,.;.:m . . 4,,
1 ' I a..
a "O t4 4 ,1
141 l.-A a II ,
- M 4.1 t ,J.,
'4 Ui , . 4j.,
a j
e.'pig ,.r eep wei imt
Kansaa C'lty Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 28. CATTLE Re.
celpts. I0.O11O head, including BOO louiherns.
Market alow and weak, stockers and feed
ers strong; choice export and dressed beef
stejers, $6.26(87.25: fair to good, $5.00(66.00;
western sleers. $.4041j4.90; stockers and feed
ers. $2.7684.60; southern steers, $2.90(54.25;
southern cows. $2.00433.1: native cows, $1.75
64.26; native heifers. $2.66&6.00; bulls. $2.40
Qfl.35: calves, S3. 25ifi6. 76.
HOGS Receipts, 15.000 head. Market waa
Heady to 6c higher; pigs. loflaRe lower; top.
$6.00; bulk of salea. $5.2uti6.85: heavv. 16.75'a
n.'si; pacKer ann nutcners, $n.jp.O0;
$6.i6'76.70; pigs. $3.765.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,
head. Market strong to 10c higher;
redo lamha. $5.86: lambs. $4 4&6.5:
and yearlings. $3.80(34.30: western yea
$4.264J4.75; western sheep. I8.6O0-4.SO
ers ana reeaere, 12.2614. 2fi.
t. l.onls Live 91 04 k Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 28. CATTLE Receipt a.
8,600 head Including 500 Texan. Market
steady to 5c lowsr: native shipping and ex
port steers. t.ujH.); arexaed beer and
butcher ateers, $3.76H4) 40; steers under 1,000
lbs., S3.OOrit4i.40; Blockers and feedera. $3.00$
400; cows and heifers. $2.506.00; canners.
$.O0d2.35: bulls. $2.7694.00; calves. $40tv$
7.00; Texag and Indjan ateera, $2.754. 60;
cowa anu iteirera, si .ttVQ.W.
HOUaRecatipta. 11.000. bead. ' Market waa
steady; pigs and lights. S8.0O6.6O: packers,
$5.6m&0.80;-bulchera -and belt heavy,. $6.90a
6.10 ,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. X.900
head. Market steady; native muttons. $4.5
0P4.4O: lambs. $6.6wj5.'i; culls snd bucks.
$2.50&4.O0; stockers. $2.50ii3.76.
t. Joaeoh Live Sto-k Market.
T. JOSEPH. Oct. 28.-CATTLB-Ri eiptg
$.14 head: market atadv: atiers. $8.754l.50:
cows ant heifers. II Ti'ue.tiO; calves. $3 itv
HU4H Receipts, 7.0nfl head: market strong
lo ic higher; top, $5.95; bulk of sales. $5.50
frS.So.
SHEEP AND laMng-Receipls. 1.000
head; market 60 higher; lambs, $4.50SC.75.
l.f-o.
?lusi City Live Stock Market.
j SIOUX CITY, la.. Oct. 27. -(Special Tele
1 gram ) CATTLE Receipta. 1.80D head;
market ateady tg 10c lower; beeves, $4.6u
. ii; graaa rows. $i.7Ml3.76; favier. $a 76
4: calves lul yearllnga. $?.80fl8&0.
HOGS Receipt. 6 ' heart; market 6310c
lunei, ibiibc, N.ivg,.!: nuiK, TS.V'V 51.
ttax-k In Sight.
Receipts or live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday wete as follow:
c attle. Hog. Bheei
City Attorney Burnam aaya hi neerr
the report of City Atostraoter Harllev
Cotincllmen Elsassep and Bridges, membei
with CoutHllman MoOovera on the atrr
committee profess Ignorance of Hie
fact that any amount of land belonging to
the city la being helfl by private corpora
tiona or individuals.
Councilman McGovern. (hgitmaii of the
committee, Is the only member 0 the
council eo far who has been summoned
by the grand jury and it looka aa though
the member from the Ninth ward l to be
made the "fall guy" of the democratic ctly
administration. The councilman hat noi
as yet answered the rail from the grand
Jury and bag not been before that august
body.
"I never saw this reooil of the abana...
ter and I might say that I knew nothing
about it." said City Attorney Burnam. "t
know that rentaln pieces and parcels of
land belonging to' 'the city ' are occupied
by corporation! ind thdivlduila. but if any
are occupying UAd free fhey ought to be
ousied or made (o'pay rent. The maUet
has never been called to the attention of
this department."
Councilman McGovern aiyi thai for pome
time It bis been his Intention to take the
inaC.er up, "but, you know, these tilings
move slowly and It takea a long time to gtt
affairs in ahspe where they ran he handled
is they should." '
Report Held Since Mar.
Councilman McGovern has held Ui te
port of City Abstracter Hartley since Mav
12. laat. ,
Section 13 of the ,clly charter says:
Every member of (lie cltv council or of
any committee thereof to whom any matin
ahall be referred shall report I hereon within
not to exceed thirty days from date of
reference. Failure to ao renon. exceotlna
I on account of aickness. shall be regarded aa .
'"si-i "i uuiy ana huojcoi sucn niemoet.
upon conviction thereof, to g fine of noi
to exceed $50 for each and every, day h
shall neglect to make auoh .report.
Deducting the thirty' daya . in , which ihe
rommitiee has to. report, four' and one half
months, or 136 daya, lia .elapaed. lines
June 12, thinly daya gfter May 12. the dale
the report of tha city abstracter wai re
ferred lo th committee. AI $60 a day for
every , day above tha thirty, daya provided
by the charter provision, Councilman
McGovern would be liable to a in of $1,35".
Should the other two committeemen b
held liable the fin would 40lal 111.050.
City Abatractar Hartley furnlahed the
council laat spring with hi report, allow
ing where city land is situated and by
whom it Is occupied, but anothir report
prepared two yeara ago laat.' aujnmar atlll
reposes in his office, the council never hav
ing gent after it. This earlier report I
accompanied by full ait of maps and
ihowi plainly Just- where rhe tytyg holdings
are situated. The report 'wli prepared In
conformity with a counoil Teeolutlon. but
after public aentiment. waned ; th demo
crat! decided to do nothing ifur all.
Two , ear Ago.
. Thla wai two year ago. rLgta laai. win
ter murmer! against th Vrongful occu
pancy of city land again great and once
more th council ordered a report on the
matter and promiaed to rectify th evil at
once. Again th matter wag allowed to
rest. Now. however. th' ;rand Jury has
begun to do a liHl probing on it n
account, and with each prob th democrats
squirm. 1 ' ',
City Abstracter Hartliy aaya he would
not car to make any kind of an estlmai
regarding th value of .th city land! held
by then. Bom of th land 1 in the
heart of the bualnesi district and Is valua
ble. Other trade are farther oul. Two
tracts on tb bottom. Mmm-Ia about
aeventy-fiv acres. Ther ar about forty
ens 01 Nana ta what I known aa tai
"Winspear triangle." and In a tract ouln
of this trlgngt bi;tw,en Caa and Nicholas
ltreet) ther are about thirty acres. This
land li occupied by aqusJhui, though the
Omaha Water cOnjpanjr.ilgpd th emtlter
hold some of it " ' "'
laloa raclfie Shop.
Further south along th rivr bouom
ar located thefttHon Pacific ahopa.' Trt
old ahop! ara all bullt or, Ignil.'belonrlnf to
the railroad company, but thi aaew gaopa
are being bgHt partly on city , land and
Tb railrottd com pan
thla laaoV tiiltflir ha ii
1 proceeding ta build its
South Omaha
Sioux City
Hi. Joseph ...
Kansas Cily .
St. Louis ....
Chicago
Totals. .
5,0u0
1.6(4)
S,(s)
.. 18.000
. . 3.500
. . 24.000
5.0u0
6.000
7,0i O
15.0.O
11.000
32.O0O
18,
vacated tfe(i.
hai not bought
rented it, but it
... .nop on.ir. jni.u ghowa by th
map in th affica of t,h ciVy in!ptctar.
In the outhrn part- 4f . th ;ity a long
atrip of land la held by aquattera who
claim to pay rent and hold leases from
th .Burlington Railroad, company. Thi
long narrow atrip extend, from j,nerof(
to Martha streets and bugs th railroad
track.
Councilman McGovern now aaya that hi
waa not served with a regular Mb.
to appear before th grand iurv. r.
tha, r.r.m.- . . "
.... ......... ,u lo nlm ara Mh(J
jbrnlg th report of .th olty, abatraeter b
j for th Jury and that h. mi back woi j
wou,a "t o io without aa oidtr
from the court.
1.000
6.410
3.9u0
So.Ouv
l.'.loO 75,600 48 too
Molaaara.
28 -SUOAR-Raw.
35c; centrifugal,
augar, 9.31c; refined,
I Magar and
I NEW TORK. Oct
ateady: fair refining,
teal 4isv; molaaae
, nun; no. a. 470c; No. 7, 4 860; No. S 4 iaj;
No. 9. 4.i; No. 10, 4.46c; No. 11. 4.40c; No
12 . 4 85.?; No. 13. ii(k-. No. 14. 4.c; confeci
jtioneia' A. 4 90c: mould A. 46c; cut leaf
'5 0c: crushed. 60c; powdered, ic; granu
laied. .ltc: eubea. 6.35c.
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TO SETTLE COUNJ BONI'S CASE
-egilatiMa lm4 w)r ( Ru(k
Agreeaaent Orer Dlagaaltlaa
f Children. .
PARIS, Oct. 3S-Th peUtioji of Cuat
Bonl d Caitellan for a m4iftca.ag of
tha decree of dlverc obtalraa.! by hi ertf
who waa Mlaa Anna foult af Kaw Trlt
on atMiOunt of hr aubsaauaat raarrUg ta
Pilac Helia d Sagan. oaava up in tk
tribunal of th Seine todav h., .u.
ie.quet of the defense th hea-lng wag ad
journed until November 4. Th unf raakta
this petition wiih ihe ida of r'"g hi
mother ruttedy of h.s childien. Thai is
ron to believe tha; argot .a. ion an
under y to tlga c out of vtnf