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    THE UMA11A DA11A DEL: MUDAV. OCTOUKK .. I.hij.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET ! !SsSTit!?CT SEW YORK STOCKS. A5D BONDS
SlnrdiK Market of. La it Week
Broken and Some Actirity Shown, i iiaotatioae
l.mat.orio bushels.
von k
MtRKET
a tarlea
TRAD EES' OPINIONS AT VAUIANCE
IneUrldaal Trading Wii AMe ta
sVatls in Vnln for a fiood -Advanc
Wheat Opened
flrsn.
OMAHA. Oct. 29. 5
The siiwg'sh mArket thai haa ruled u-dy
for the put week haa been broken and
ronieMerabl activity n ihown. Although
trad- exo wall mixed Jn their opinions,
individual trading waa abla to rate the
Lie for a good adveno.
WreU oponM firm with lilgher rabies
and ruled ataadr t an advance. Buying
wa 1 good, character and tha bullish news.
oupled with a b4er export demand, gave
good tori a. Pecembor wheat opened at
3'o and closed a 4e.
Com opened firm end ruled strong in
sympathy with wheat and worked higher
owing to tight nteeipt and ood inqub ies.
Weafhar condition were omewhat bear
ish, but a larg movement of the new crop
la now anrpacted for eome time. IXH-ernhor
com opaoad at I7e and cloned '' .
Primary wheat lecelpte were 10,0O hiish.
la and. shipment wer MO.OilO bii.hel
against racalpta lat year of 943.000 bushels
and srJpmnnt of 1S.0UO bushels.
Oern rip4 ware 185.000 bushel snd
hlpmetrt were 224,000 'bushel. gaint re
celpta laat year of MT.flOO bushels and Shlp
metiU of X7.000 buahela. , ,
niearajicea wore 7,000 bushels of corn,
,.00O buahela of oata and wheat and flour
equal to 844,000 bushels.
Titvarpool clnoed WW higher on wheat
and unchanvttd on corn.
Local ranee ot optlona:
Artloin. Open. f High. I Low. Closl Tear
Wheat I
Poo.. TH
! May... fctt
Corn
rsc H7i
May... life
Data
Dw 454
May T
I
71
rs
67
4&41
47H'
7 "4
I
R7V
6
4o4
47VI
93r-
7Vs
674
67V,
4M.
474
Cavah price.
WHBAT-Ko. t hard. 4V4395C; No. t hard,
Mo. hard, 1Wc; No. 3 spring,
("ORNafo. t. old. 6c: No. i yellow, old,
Hc; No. S white, old. c.
OATH No. mixed, 43yr44e: No. S yel
i low, 44UV4r; No, white, 44V4tj44c; No. 4
white, 4j4&Mo; standard, 46c
RYB-Nu. X a470ci No. . 6Jc
Ceu-lot Jlaoetpta.
Wheat. Corn. OaU
Chicaen . 47 47 97
M(n..njr : 4a
i imah 87 t 30
DulUttt hum ......... . 182 ...
CHICAGO GRAIN AU PROVISIONS
Feataree of thai Trmdlaa; m4 Cloalas
Prtcee Board of Trade.
THICAGO, OoL If. Additional report of
lamac to tha Argentina crop caumd a
harp bulge In wheat prtcea on the local ex.
rhana- today, but all of the rain waa aub
equently loat on, proflt-taJung, prtcea at
l h cloaa being unohanced from yesterday's
final quotations. . orn ana oats were eteauy
and provisions Irregular.
Tha advance In wheat prices occurred at
the opening of the aeanlnn, Initial quotation
belna up VMriio. to N4io. compared with
the previous oloae. lurlns- tha ftret hour
prtoee war wll maintained at about the
top on active demand by commission
houses, but d urine: tha laat part of the day
t redo waa Inclined to drac and prices grad
ually declined. Ttva close waa rather weak
at almost tha lowest point of the day. De
cember dloeed at SoaHL, and May at
$l.Xt'l.QaV. Minneapolis reported aales
. of cash wheat at St4o over December, with
' millers paying, .cents over December for
' wftMt to arrive, ana tnat aji nour mius
war runnlnar at full capacity and that the
flour la betagahrbped out as quickly as It
, waa made. The strength In wheat at the
' start waa due to an advance In prices at
nearly ail tha loading Iiiropean grain cen
ma. Tho Liverpool market showed esne-
, cial strength, being up nearly Id. The vd
' vanr.o thefe. it waa said, waa due to re
ports of somewhat sensational character
from Argentina racardlng the damage by
, . jfrost to fho new arop, one of these rports
t'YlacW tha Injury at S6.000.oiA bu. In ad
dition to these foreign sdvloes the local
market waa buoyed up by a continued briek
demand for flour and cash wheat In the
northweot. Primary receipts were 910,000
.' bushels, compared with 942,000 bu. the cor
. i espondlng day A year ago. Incomplete fig-
urea on clearance of wheat and flour
made tha total for the day equal to 364,000
bu. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re
ported reoeipts of (6& cars, against &!1 cars
last week and 668 ears a year ago.
The com market was firm nea,rly all day.
'ash coin at the aample tablea was steady
for most sorts, but up Ic for best grades r
new corn. The weakness of wheat caused
ome selling late In the day and the mar
ket closed barely steady at prices a shade
higher to Ho lower. December closed at
'Ao and May at 63c. Local receipts .were
47 cars, with I of contract grade.
Trade In oats was quiet and the market
was steady all day. At the close prices
vere a shade to Vie higher, compared with
the previous close. December closed at
4Nto and May at Mr. Local recelpta were
7 care.
Provisions were weak at the start, but
made a fair rally later In the session on
covering bv shorts. At the close prices
were loo lower to 26o higher.
Estimated recelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
r.S cars; com, 47 cars; oats, 126 cars; hogs,
M.000 head.
The leadir futures ranged as follows:
of Ike Day
Commodities.
XKW TORK. O.t. . n.ufP.-Receirl".
M.'rw bills : export , Sl bbls. Market sternly,
moderate demand. Minneots pst'nts. IS
fttj.GR; wlnur strslghts. 4.5!4.; Mlnne.na
bakers, H.:n4 S5; winter extras, M.Snfia.fft;
Inter patents, ft 'SUM .SO; winter low grsde.
: mi rtvs flour, steadv: fair to good.
M.iBVM.ao; choice to fancy, I4.04.). Buck
wheat flour, slesdv; W.7R, spot.
CORNMEAL Pteady: fine whit and
low. i. 71.75; coarse. L658il.70; kiln dried,
14.00.
RYK-StMdy; No. 2 western, Mc. f. o. o.,
BA R LEY Dull ; malting, mme. c 1 t-
Buffalo; seeding. t9c, e. I. f.. New York.
W1IKAT Herelpte, M.O" bu.: exports.
L'S7.f') bu. Spot market steadv. No. I red,
tl.fls. elevator; No. 2 red, 11.19. f. o. b.,
afloat; No, 1 northern Dulutli. 1.1:!'i, f. o.
h.. afloat; No. i hard winter. 1.10. f. o. b,
sfl'ist. Between strong Kngiisli csbles snd
redmed Argentina crop estimates, wheat
opened firmer today, with comilderHble cov
ering and comnilHslon house buying a fea
ture. On lster ileniuls of dsmsge, prices
broke 'sharply and closed easy at a partial
'e dcllne. December, 11.10 J-ltj'al lO'4,
closed at 1.1'; May, fMOS'Sl UH. closed
at U0H.
CORN Receipts, 11800 hit. Spot market
steadv. No. 2. iTUc new, elevator, and
77"c. f. o. b.. nfloat; No. 2. Mc, spot, for old.
Option mstket was without trsnsactlnns.
closing net unchanged. December closed
at 74c: May closed at 71Hc.
OATS Receipts, W.40O bu.: exports. 3),wo
bu. Spot market steady. Mixed, fti to 82
lhs., birdKMe; natural white, 2 to 81 lhs.,
fiorofltc; clipped white, 32 to 40 lbs., hWifir
6Vkc.
r'KED Steady ; spring bran, izs.m; mia-
dlings, ts.m.
HAY Steady; shipping, 609c; gooa to
choice, f
HOPS tiuiet : stsle. common to choice,
190", ll(f14u; W, Zfglj; Pacific coast, l,
PW1lc; 1907. 4aTc.
HIDES Steady ; Bogota, Wc; i-tnirai
America, Wlc.
LKATHER UUIet : (' 1(1. liVMl JPC.
PKOVISIONH B"ef. firm: family, S1PW
1.60; mesa, lia.OulS 50; beef hams, I'-SUHHf
31.00; packet. 14.5'(r'15.0l; city extra India
mes, m.&mtTi.w. Cut meats, quiet; piemen
bellies, 7k3-10.W: pickled hams, fio.sotf
11.00. Lard, easier; western, flO.OOl'10.1o;
refined, barelv . steadv: continent. IIO.SO;
South America, fll.25; compound, ti.fl
7.G2JA. Pork, oulet: family. laO.OOiwai.M);
short clears, l.Wt-z.iw; moss, sis.wpww.w
TALLOW Easier; city (2 per pkg ), 67tc;
country (pkgs. free). 5S'f'i:H'
MICE tjulet; domestic, fair to extra, J
StUr: .Tanan. nominal.
POULTRY Alive, weak: western cnicK-
ena. 13c: fowls. 13c: turkeys.' 14c; dressed
steady; western spring chickens, Vl'iVic;
fowls. 12M14c: spring turkeys. lOft'lfic.
EtiOS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
. I .. -. , V. 1 , . JOri34.. .1.1.
nearoy lancy, Beiwciu, winir, whw , i .
Pennsylvania and nearby fair to choice, SSfli
42c; brown and mixed fancy, 38c: brown and
mixed fancy fair to choice, rta2o; western
firsts. ,ti-r: seconds. ntfCoc,
BUTTER Firm; creamery specials, 178
27c.
OHEKSR Dull ; state, full cream, spe.
cial. 13'm4lic; state, September, small,
colored or white, best. 12'ic; state, large,
12c; state, good to prime, ll''ll: state,
common to fair, lotfllc; skims. ZiglOc.
Deinltory riactuationi Are Not He
flection of Any Newt Development.
INTEREST CENTERS IN ELECTION
fears thai lleaty Arcent atallnna for
telling May Overbalance He.
maad that la Exn-erled
Reads Are firm.
flW.707.i14: gold coin's, bullion. t"f,U.MJ ;
gold cettifkatrs. (1.SM!1.
etaa Stovke aad Uoads.
BOSTON. Oct. S9. Money, rail loans. :'4
3 prcent; time losns. g.ff4t per cent.
siccus ana oonas were
WEATHER IX THE CRAIN BELT
Fair
Friday
In
(ha age
NKW YORK. Oct. i!.-Tods ilesuWoiv
rl'lCtustlnns In P. Ices of stni ka were nnt a.
eflectlon or anv
Itig the Individual properties or the general
Sltustlon. for there wore no such develnn.
ments of anv Imnortance. Wall !( i
concerning iiself almost exclusively now
iui me probable coura of storks as n
barometer of tlio comllttou of the country
sner the elect inn has usssed. The flnanr-i.il
world renllxea fnllv that i.,... k... ...
of stock has tske'n place atid that skiiliul
' nsve ncrn used In tiie tours of
thesn operations to lift the level of rricea.
rirm undertone of the tnirlr.i nn ait
occasions serves to convince of the stability
and resources of the lestling element In th'.;
niiari in ssreguard their holdings
ana support prices. The constant accumu
lation that Iias gone on at various stsges
rrom the panic level up to the current
prices has resulted, unquestionably. In con
centrating stocks in very strong hsnds.
J here wsa rm ih.r aaitt.-.. ,. .,.i. .
day by those representitta the belief that
reatning. lp9 BfPr tli, election's sre
likely to overhesr the new dmand. This
was a contlntiance of the. clearing tip of
u.in aecounrs begun vesterdav.
Prices receded while it was in progress,
but recovered easily afterwards, giving
notice that the forces hack ot the market
had not relinquished control. Operations
converged on the same limited group of se
curities as for some time past, with I nlon
Psclflr- the effective leader.". Thai stock, its
subsidiary. Southern Pacific. St. Paul
Reading, the Hill Blocks anil the metsl In
dustrials, will be seen lo have made up a.
large proportion of the total dealings.
Money on call lonned at 14 per cent, a
smptoni of the preparations for the No.
vember settlements, which do not, how
ever, offer arduous requirements. DIs
couius hardened in London and Berlin as a
reflection of the same cause. Of more in
terest was a rise in the price of gold In
London, and a fall in the sterling exchange
rate st Paris, marking the continuance of
the seemingly Inevitable demand of Psris
for gold.
A strong weekly report bv the Bank of
Jung and wss principally due to redeposlt
or the proceeds of lately sold government
treasury bills. A decrease of IS.500,000 In
the bank's holdings of government secur
ities suggests a movement lo withdraw
funds from the open money market with a
view to Influencing the discount rate and
oppose the gold movement to Paris. The
united States government's finances offer
subject for growing sttentlon. with indica
tions of an October deficit of llO.ooo.Oun or
upwsrd. snd with the maturity of $14.000..
OX) of the emergency notes put out last
fall coming due during the coming month.
nnttuB were mm. total sales, par vi
$3,434,000. United States bonds' were
changed on cell.
Following wr the sales and range of
prices on the Stock exchange today:
saiei. Hiit. Low. ciok.
Quotations on
follows:
Atrhiaon till 4
ea
Atrtuoa I'. R
n ata
ajrHitftn a Albany.,
anataii Mates...
Prwrtrm Blatates
ritrhbutg aft
V. V.. N. II. H
I'slotl farltle
Am. Art. Cham...
do ata
Am. Pnu. Tuba...
Amar. iar
rll uftl
Am. Waolaa .
So ffrt
Dominion I. a
Kalaon Bier, lllu
fieneral Plaftrlc .
la.f Klacirlc ...
t '
Maa. o
I nU4 Krull
tnltarl S. M
to ptd
I . S. gIMl
(la pfrl
Arlvantura
Allnna ....
Amalaamtrta ....
AHantlr
nid. "Aiitt
.don Stark Market.
LONDON. Oct. 50. American securities
were dull during the esrly trjdlng today.
Prices were about unchanged from yestr
dsy's New York closing.
Ixuidon closing stocks:
Canaan, money M' Mr . Kan. Taiaa..
la a'raunt US Naw York t anlral. ... hrfi,
Anar-on4a ' Norfolk Waatara., JH
Atr-hlirm 4H r)r aM t(
dn pfrl , riiu Ontario aV Weatara.. IK
Baltlmara Otila...tm Pannaylvanla alV
( anadian rapine ...irn Rann Mlnaa
Cheaabeak Ohio . 44'i Raarllns
, 7 'l Southern Railway
.14nt do pti
. I'WSmitharn Paritia
. 'J I nlon Pacific .. .
. ;iv no ptd
t I'nlta Btataa gtaal.
. . r.'.JCat. Heels...
. . H Ontannlal ....
.. tf'kOnaaer Rants ...
. . Daly Watt
..ri rianklln
..14 Granhv
. .!? tala Rnaaie
..11 Maaa. Miaias ...
..14d Vtrhlan
.jillHMot
.. 7 Xont. C. A c. .
.. 1 Old IXralnloa ...
aa Oaeeoia
..1JJ Parrot
..I'H Oulni-r
.. ii'l Stiannon :
., M Tamarack
.. 14 Trlait
..U t'al'.ad Copper ..
,..U) 1. S. Vinlnt ...
.. V. . oil
,.. M'it h
.. r-a Vi'itoria
;.12'i Winona
. .. 6 Wolar!na
... H North Butla-.. .
. . . IT Bulla Cos lit Ion ,
,..li'SNava'l
... Cut. Arlrnaa .
. .. 11' Arltona Coai. . .
. .. Greene cinanea
... lt(
as
1
. "r'i
.
. i'a
. t
. .1
.
. 14
. .
.. W ,
U.i,
.. :
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.. .4
.. 17V
.. IIS
. . .!.,
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. 4
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OMAOA LIVE STOCK MARKET
i mm
No Great Change in Price of Cattle
of Any Kind.
GOOD U0GS STRONG, OTHERS WEAK
Fat I.arabs aad heea steady to Tea
Ceats Lower, While Feeders
Are Steady to Test eats
Higher.
Rsceipta were:
Official Mondsv ...
Offlclsl Tuesdav ..
Official Wednesday
Estimate Thursday
SOUTH OMAHA. O. t 29. V.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 4.&M 90 17. Wl
... i.m sir. S4.JO0
... S.4HI 4. S 8.4
... I.lflo 8,7l 13.000
Inc.
un-
Artloles. Open. High. Low. 1 Close. Tes'y.
Wheat
Dec.
May
July
Corn
Dec. May
July
oats
Dec. Msv
July
Potk
Oct.
Jan.
May
Lsrd
Ocl. Jan.
May
Ribs
t.x t.
Jan.
May
il ouivfi'
I 1 Oil,
'l ossij'1
1 04S
looN
1 04'4
3
n4
S
2Vxl
I
4m
4"sM
4": .
4
(Wti
8--S
WW
1 oH
M
'Ws
Bi'b
6-"
1 00
1 08S4I
1 'i
and Not ainch
Tern vera tare.
OMAHA, Oct. . 118.
The' area of high pressure with cooler
woather noted In the north weat Wednesday
morning has extended In a ridge shape
down over the Missouri valley to the west
Gulf states, with Its crest still overhang
ing the west Canadian provinces, causing
a decided drop In temperature throughout
the extreme upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys. The first killing frost of the sea
son at Omaha occurred this morning and
light to heavy frosts were again general
laat night In the lower valleys, reaching
south to northern Louistatna: The dlaturb
ance on the south Atlantic coast lias In
creased In energy and heavy rains- have
fallen In the south Atlantic atates, and
cloudy snd unsettled weather is general
along the eastern coast. Light snows are
reported In North Dakota and the Cana
dian provinces, with rains In western Mon
tana and Idaho. The weather is fair In the
central valleya and west Into the moun
tains, and It will probably continue fair In
this vicinity tonight snd Friday. wttl not
much change In temperature. "7
Omaha reoord ot temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the laat three years.
1908. 1907. IDl. W08.
Minimum temperature .. 34 44 37 M
Precipitation 0t .34 .00 T
Normal temperature for today, 47 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
3.16 Indies.
Deficiency corresponding period In 107,
7.46 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1901,
&4t inches.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forcastsr.
1 00 t
1 o;4j
4HI 4ia
IWI4IHWS
4ol 4'
S.t:63Vil',
M I tV.S,
4H4! 4S
f l49T.4i")
I
1$ tr u 12W rr
43 S.Vj
13 7a
13 to M UVx
li 77V, 1 !ta
f'4l
424
47,l
I
I 66 I
42J
8 uft I
S2SI
47V,
I
t TO I
45 I
8 57V4I
oO
II 40
4b I
I to
8 40
8 47V4
1
4il.
I
14 12V,;
1&10
15 Wy
0 SO
4 I
9 62V,!
t 7lv'
8 4 i
8 57Vi!
43'.
15 5
"V.vV
5'
8 tT",
8 4T,
S bi'.,
St, Loala General Market.
ST. IiOl'IS. Oct. :S. WHEAT-FIrm;
track, No. 2 red. cash, tI.O2feAl.OHi4: No. 2
hard. DfciiJl.tK; December, 835,ta99c; May,
tl.BV4t8L03H.
CORN Steady: track, No. 2 cash. tHftrouc;
No. 2 white, Wc; December, lioTic; May,
61 4c.
OATS Steady: track, No. 2 cash. 47c; No.
2 white, 4'Jc; December, 4oc; May, 4'tfe
48TC.
H YE Nominal. 74c.
FI-Ol'R Quiet; red winter patents. $1.65
fi4 W; extra fancy und straights, M.Sfa
4.5i: clears. $3.50.
SEED Timothy, $2.253.30.
CORN M ISA L $3.40.
BRAN Weak; sacked, east track, 9c
$1 01.
HAY Steady; timothy, tK.oOti 14.00; pral
rle, t9.00fJHl.ia).
IRON COTTON TIES-tl.00. ,
Tl A OfH NO 8c.
HEMP TWINE 7C.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher: Jobbing,
fl4.o. Lard, lower: prime steam, tO.aTVst1
9.40. Dry salt meats, lower; boxed extra
shorts, tlo.2i: clesr ribs, tl0.2f; short clears,
Jlil. 371,. Bacon, lower: hoxed extr.i short,
till!",; clear ribs, $11. 12V,; short clears,
$11.25.
POl'LTR Y Firm; chickens. 8Vc; springs,
12c: turkevs. 12Vtc; ducks. 84c; gee, a. 7'4c
Ml'TTER Steady: creamery. 21aJlic.
KQGS Higher, 23c, case count.
necetpis. nnipinenis.
Flour, bhls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu ..
9.0110
51.000
......27.00k
39,OtX)
8.000
47.0UO
..rOi)
42,000
No. ;.
'ash quotations were as follows:
FIOUR Firm: winter patents. 4.4t
4 W; winter straights. $4.20r4.li; spring pht
.nts. $fk2f fi 80; spring straights. t OutJ) I. So;
bakers. ta.fxri4 00.
WHEAT-No. 3 spring, 811.06; No. I
led. Wcr4)1.01.
CORN-No. 2, si70. ; No. i yellow.
7c.
OATS Xo. 2 whlt, 5-tc; No. 3 white, IV 4
RYE No. I. 74tT7ac.
BARLEY Oood feeding, Sic; fair to choice
malting. ofrffOltc.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 northwestern. tl.2S;.
Prim timothy, tJ-60. Clover, corit:act gr-nl.-,
$8Wi
PROVISIONS Short . ribs, side tlooe.
1 7Stf.00. Mess pork, per bhl.. 14(-i
itUVs, Lai-d, er J0 lbs.. P.M. Slion cluar
aides (boxed). f9ttito.
Receipts and ahlpments of flour and grain
were as uui;wa.
Wo-jr, bhls..
Wheal, bu..
forii, bu....
Oata. bu
five. hu.
riSiiey. bu
Recelpta.
itS.lOrt
S3 C rl I
7tl S
,&..
n iah
941)
Shipments.
W.1
27:'.tK
1.S lii
-i 7c0
H.-i-A)
iio-fi
On the Pvoduc exchange todav the hm
ier market -.4, firm; cuaineries. i'tro;;).;
dslrles, I 23c. Kgga. firm; at insrk. cas-a
.iit'luded, )N(j:'ic; fi,sis. 26c: 1 inie firsts,
2.C. Cht'se. steady. l;V,i(12i,c.
Kansas City 4iraln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 29. WHEAT I'll,
changed to lc higher; December, 934e;
Msv, 974c; July, 9l'ic; cash. No. 2 hard,
Isic'dH iC; No. i hard. 94'flfDV,c; No. 2 red.
tl.i'lltlfn; No. 3 red. SMffl.Ol.
CORN I'lichanged; December. 57c; May,
57c;,July, 6ne; cash. No. 3 mixed, 6SM1
nlic: No. 3 mixed, otic; No. 2 white, eVrj
lA-; No. 3 white, b'rVjc.
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 Whit. 46c; No.
2 mixed, 44,(i 4ic.
RYE 7.'t'76c.
HAY Finn; choice timothy. tP.56 10.00;
choice prHlrlc, IS 6tf(l).0U.
BLTTI-.H-t-lrin; creamery, 2. lie; pack-
Amaliamaied Coppar
Am. r. r
Am. O. r. pfd
Am. Cotton oil
Am. H. U pM
Am. Ua SarMirittea
Am. Llnaaed Oil
Am. Ijouomotl?a
Am. Ijocomotlva pfd
Am. S. A R
Am. a. R. ptd
Am. Suaar Raflntnc ,
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolen .
Anaconda Mining Co
Alclilaon
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Lin
Baltimore at Ohio
Hal. A Ohio prd
Brooklyn Rapid TT
Canadian Pacirio
(antral Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New .lamer
Cheaapaake ft Ohio
Cliliaiao Ot. W ...
Chicago at N. W
C, M. . St. P
C. C, C. i St. L
Colorado P. s I
Colorado A So
Colo. A So. 1st pfd
Colo. A So. Xi pfd... ...
Consolidated Oa, ........
Corn Producta
Delaware A Hndeon
renYer A Bio Grande
D. A R. G. pfd
rilatlllar' -Cecurltlea
Brla
P.rla lei pfd
F.rla td ptd
General niactrlc
Great Northern pfd
Ot. Northern Or ct....
Illlnola Central
Inlarborotifh Met
Int. M?t. pfd
International Papar
Int. Papar pfd
International Pump
lawa Cantral
kanaae Ctly io
K. C. So. pld
Loule'llla A N
Minn. A St. L
M . I. p. A t. . M
Mltaourl Pacific
M., K. A T
54., K. A T. pfd
Nsttoual Lead
Naw York Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A W
North American . . .'
Northern Paotfic
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvenla
Paopla'a Gee
P., C C. A St. L
Prcaxal Staal car...
Pullotaa Palaca Car.....
Railway Steel Spring
Republic Steal pfd
Rock Island Co
Kock laland Co. pfd
St. L. A S. r. 2d pfd ...
St. Louie S. W
St. L S. wv prd
glbea-Suerrteld S. A 1...
Southern Pacific
So. Pacific ptd
Southern Railway .,
So. Railway pfd
Tannaaaea Coppar
Tea A Pacific
T., St. L. A W
T., St. L. A W. pld
Union Pacific
t'nion Paulfte pfd
r. 8. Ruober
I I'. S Rubber let pfd
I'. S. Stael
1. S. Steal pfd
fish Copper
Ye. -Caroline, chemical .
Ye.'Cero. Cham, pfd
Wahaah
Wabanh prd
Waatlosheuaa Electric ..
Wcrtern I nlug
Wheallns A L. K
Wiftoueln Central
Total salaa lor tbe day
M,4i0 I0'4
l.VXi 4.S
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it '4S
t.ataj 'mi,
1U0 100 l
34.010 s4
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tt steare
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do pfd ,
Erie
do let pfd
do Id prd.........
Orand Trunk
Illlnola Central ....
Lonlevllla A Naah.
SILVER Bsr,
. do pfd
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.KJtJ Spaniih 4a ....
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dull at 33 i-IM per ounce.
.moin r. x i per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short blllt Is 14 per cent; for three
months' bills, 2&2V, pet- cent.
New York Mining: Stocks.
NEW YORK. Oct. 29. Closing quotation
on mining stocks:
Alice
Breeca
Brunswick Con.
Com. Tunnel etock.
Com. Tunnel bonds.
Con. Cel. A Va....
Horn Sllrer
Irtin SHrer
Offered.
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21
II
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Lima Chltf .
Mexican
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Standard
Yellow Jarkft
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foreign Flnanrial.
IXJXDON, Oct. 29. Money was In In
(reased demand for the settlement and for
the month-end ' preparations. Discounts
were firm on prospects of gold withdraw
als, while the continued French demand for
gold caused a rise of , In the price of bar
goiu. un 1 tie BtocK exchange the satisfac
tory conclusion- of the settlement csused a
renewal of yesterday's cheerfulness, and
fair support was experienced In home rails,
Kaffirs and foreigners, with hsrdenlng val
ues. The chief support of foreigners came
from Paris. Orand Trunk rose smartly on
the unexpectedly good September state
ment. Consols snd gilt-edged securities
were dull. American securities were over
shadowed' by In election and had a dull
forenoon s round parity. The New York
opening came ateady. Then Union Pacific
fell sharply, but recovered, and the mar
ket finished dull snd ateady.
BERLIN, Oct. . Prices on the Bourse
today were weak. .
PA Kin, Oct. 29. prices on the Bourse to
day were firm.
Four day this week... 1S.8JH 13.840 7.' S9
Same days lsst wek....3S.2m 14.815 l7.it
Bern days S weeks ago. .30, 7' l'3.r2 75.772
Same dsva t weeks sgo..94.6i 21540 9.461'
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 29.M7 18.8"7 101.773
Same days last year....ao.271 $.434 W.6SJ
The following table shows th receipts of
rattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
is .... r-s. ... .1 . r ; . . 1
8....V ..) ... : 7S 8 i ' 1
a.. ...... iT, 4i I s ; 41 m I 4'i
47 Ill M.l J . J'J 1W 82 S
aa I ',(,. H 3R 4A I .',
i isa l.S) 81 M. led IIS
If, ..it, ... a to 44 3- la,
U ...'! . . It, VI. !4l M I 1
H0 lt " '- ,..J71 S It.
41 Ill 13 I (. ,,.!.' S IS
74 JOS 1W ( le 1 tr 1 8
7.. ll.i ... I 44 7 ill 140 I
41 2C4 8l IM HI 1
17 .. .. .'4 4 I M .. 4 .-.
IK l4 t4 I ti , 4 1.4 8 a
M 40 ( 40 hi ill SO 4,
II i7 140 1 I .1 -4 4't 4 a
-4 ft ... V4 f 4 I 4T 1
is nm s l ; r ... 1 . ,
li mt y IK at ta i2 l7s
it , n m 1 m 7i - i 1 iii
SI tit 40 4 " 7
47 1A4 I 1 t'l
47 .. l 1! I ! Wu I i t
Ti H8 ff-l I M 71 las , 1 ;-i
; 121 11 I 14 17 ! I .
r? 14 no HIS M. ... ...."St 4 S 74
114 l!l m M r" 18 I 70
H 2S1 24 10 TI 14T M I 7
l! rVI 40 I 10 It IM . . illl
74 117 I ' 1 H IS I 71 S
TJ . ...SI 4(1 I an SI TI 11A I 7a
II , rW 4 8 as S SS4 ... 8 74
41 .. 40 ft an 41 m IM lis
lal 12 8 tl 4 ... 8 7
14 ret ... 8 W 41 , ... s tr.
ti ,.817 IK 8 8i IH
14 1.1 IM I n It.. 14 an I In
7 m mi i
year:
Caul
Hogs
Sheep
Th
1908.
VnO.01 1
1.048.159
1,773,801
lollowlng table
1907.
1.01). 993
t.oll.8
1,761,597
shews
Ino. Dec.
15H
SI. 901
It. 704
the aversg
price of hog at South Omaha for the last
vral day, with comparisons
Dale. 190. l7.l90o.!lW.l9O4.108.ilO2.
Oct. 19...) I V4 OS t 201 1 t 02 ( 15
Oct. 2...!6 2IV4 6 181 5 141 6 OS i 04 4 98
Oct. -21... StSStpg I g 90 6 14 OS 6 S3
Oct. 23... t 42H r, 181 t 18 18 70
Oct. ... 41 70 8 13 5 141 t 14 t 78
Oct. 24... 6 4 1 6 47 13 I 101 6 22 6 14 8 74
Oct. 2ft... tS96 13015lr0 871
Oct. 26... (64 6 45 1 4 941 5 tH 25
Oct. 27... 6OV4 t 13 4 M 6 0? 5 18 2
Oct. ... $671 65 1 4 921 4 8S1 S 08 61
Oct. 29... 8 59V, B 48 6 lo! 14 98 4 97 8 51
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
Drought in today by each rosd was:
Cattle. Hogs Shecp.H'r'a.
' .,- ni. rv 01, tr z
Wa bash
Missouri Psciflc
Union Pacific 34
C. & N. W., east .1
C. V N. W., west 45
C, St. P.. M. & 0 1
C, B. Q., east 4
C, B. A g., west 61
C, tR. I. & P., east.... 3
C, R. I. ft P.. west... 2
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Gt. Western.. ..
Total receipts.
.4
It..
6 .,
24 32
21 9
1 3
l.i 1
3
.... 1
1
2 .. .
M 56 1
dy's receipts waa
ss follows, each buyer purchasing tha mim-
oer- or neaa indicated:
Cattle, llotts. Sheep
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. Oct. 39 Bank clearing for
today were JI.7ai.058.78 and for the corre
sponding date lest year t2.0O7.tI5.O8. . .
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour V Co
Cudahy P. Co., K. C
Cudahy P Co., country.
Carey ft Benton
Lobman & Rothchlld....
W. I. Stephen
Hill ft Son .'
P. P. Lewi
Huston it Co
J. B. Root Co
J. H. Bulla
U F. Huss
L. Wolf
McCresry & Carey..
Sam Werthlmer
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty A Co
Sullivan Bros
Ihmer Bros
K. Packing Co
St. Iuia Packing Co...
Smith ft P
Other buyers
4M.70U share.
ing StoCK.' lr'jc.
KOlJS ',c higher;
rent receipts, 2."',c.
Wheat, bu
fresh extras, 58i,,c; cur
Ret eipts. Shipments.
lll. Hit ui
li.Oun
:i.o) 1
1
Ccrti. hu 7,0t
Oais, hu o,t"i
Option, at Kansas City:
Article. 'Open, j High.: low.
Wheat- I i i I
Dec S4', 4"S1, 9S
Alav !, 97S
Corn- 1 , I I
Dec 5rBi7,4 f.7 ' 7.7
.May 67" .')7Ts' b'.'t'
Close.
Uianeaa.lla
XHNNt AI-OLI8.
l
t.rala Market.
1 1. 1 . - if W 1 1 1.- 4 'I I la.
4:4Mnbar. tl olS; May. tl.-,4,l.t: casJi. No.
1 hard. H.tw',. No, 1 tori I,,.,,, $l .ci,; No.
2 uurlhern. tl oi's; N,. .1 ,, t li.-i 11. !.
11.01.
HRAV- In bu!k.,tl7.i
KLOUR Wulv-t fliat bairn a .". -.-,,.
second patents. ti.0j6 2u: rtrni . Iruis 1
J4.JO; second cleais. t'.'.6-"i3.:-.
Ilnlnlh
DL LUTH. Oct.
eiu. $104: No. 2 n.irtliern
"jJ: wy. $i f: Ot : 1.
Il.i4
"Vrs 4,c. ' :
rorllaael l.ra-a
POftrr4NI. lire.. 0,1.
A asked.
Ilirriioul 4.raln
LI V KRPoOL. O. t. ;
steady; No. 2 lerl ;cin
fiiiut-T-a. cjitici: itcc-emheu
8.1: Mac ; 7"sd
COHN rHo;. .ealy; Aineiicau
4'jil; flltllies. quid: Lve!libr.
Jam:: ) . ' 5',il.
57
ew York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oc I. 29. MONEY On call,
scady; V,,!'! per cent; ruling rate, 1V4
ler cent; closing bid, 4',i per cent; offered
at IV, per cent: time loans quiet and ateady;
sixty days. 2V4f1;3 per cent: ninety dsys, SU
S'4 per rent; six months. SV4 per cent.
PRlMrJ MERCANTILE PAPER 4&H,
per cent.
STF.RL1XO KXCH A NGE Weaker, with
sctual bUKriiesa in bsnkers' hills at. $1 844tVa
4.84CO for aixty-dsy bills and at $4.81.40 for
demand: cummerclal bills, $4.54rdt.M4-
KILVKR B.tr. 50V; Mexican dollars. 4c.
BONDS Government, steady; rsilroads,
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds wr
follow
.'01 i hit "Met. 4 a
l.4 L. A N. unl. 4a...
.lo'4 Men. c. g. 4a
IM 'Mai. Central 4a...
.IMS do let Inr
..1! Minn. A St. L. 4a
. 7H, M. . K. A T. 4e...
W' do 2s
.H"jN. R. R. of M. it.
. Hi S. V. t'. (. 84l ..
.') x. . c g. j,....-.
.IcV'l .i Pacllic 4t
- Wool Market.
BOSTON, Oct. 29.-WOOL-A slight
falling off in the1 demand in nearly all
lines marks the local wool market, through
many of the buyers" having supplied their
requirements. Shipments, however, con
tinue steady and prices rule firm There
Is an apparent tendency to awtit the re
sult of the election before closing heavier
deals. All grades.-of Ohio wool sell well,
but the supply la) cieece wools Is limited.
A large transfer of- Indiana quarter-blood
la reported, a well -as a large line of Ore
gon eastern etapl-.r Othr line are fairly
active. The leading domestic quotations
range aa follows:. Domestic wools: Ohio
and Pennsylvania flucces, XX. 82V,33c; X.
Sh&Tttc: No. 1 washed, 344r3oc; No.
washed, 8334c: fine unwashed. 31$ 23c;
half blood, combing, 4J'7c; three-eighths
blood, combing, A. 2c; quarter blood,
combing, 2o&2oc: delaine, washed, 24drUc;
delaine, unwashed, Wt27c. Mlchlgsn, Wis
consin and New York fleeces, fine, un
washed, 20r32lc; delaine, unwashed. 25?J6c;
half blood, tmwsshed. 2u$'26c; three-eighths
blood, unwashed. A, 26o; quarter blood, un
washed, A, 24c. Kentucky, Indiana and
Missouri, three-eighths blood. liV.aiHr-;
quarter blood. -24426c. Scoured value:
Texas fine, twelve months, 60f.63c; from
six to eight months, 4,ff47c; fn,i -aij.
43c. California northern, 4Vi46c; middle
county, 38r6V40c; southern, 37ft.l8c! fall free,
35rd37c. Oregon eastern No. 1 staple, 670
6Sc; eastern No. 1 clothing, 47lfco0c; valley.
No. 1. 47448c. Territory fine staples, W9
oc; fine medium staple, C5g6tlc; fine cloth
ing. 48ijf63c; fine medium clothing. 4vg48c-,
hull blood, 60966c' ; three-eightlm blood. Wit
60c; quarter blood, 4;i4oc. Pulled: Extra,
5Cfit7c; fine A. 50rjj6,Tc; A supers, 48Q'4Sc.
ST. LOUIS. Oot. S.-WOOLr-Unchanged:
medium grades combing snd clothing, lft'u;'
20c; light fine, ItltHic; heavy fide, lltjlic;
tub-wasl-.ad, 203270. .
410
774
M1
f:i4
11
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IE
1
15!
K9
10
60
88
8:1
71
12
22
18
121
II
3
31
466
1.048
1.281
l.f
1.618
1.K74
9S
r.id
:i99
8HREP Receipts thi morning, though
considerably lighter than yesterdar. wero
fairly liberal, making; th total for th week
bout 73 head, aa agklnst t7.0t'0 held last
week and 60,000 head a year ago.
The market on killer, hntn sheep and
lamhs, waa none too actlv this morning,
owing to th fa-t that Chicago snd other
market points wr all sending out unfsv
orable reports. Indlcstlng more or less de
cline In prices. As a result psckers here
were Inclined to go a little slow and the
market was anywhere from wesk to 10c
lower than yealerdsv. Heavy Wyoming
Ismbs that brought t&.OO yesterday sold at
to. 60 today. The supply of fat aheep was
very light, there having been compara
tively few sheep good enough for killers
this week.
A large proportion of th receipt con
sisted of feeders and the most of the in
terest centered In the trade on that kind
of stuff. Country buyers wero In large at
tendance and anxious to take something
back with them. As a result th market waa
active and pricea anvwher from steady to
10c higher or iiiurtv thsn yvstorday. The fact
Is the feeder market all this week has
been verv active, with prices steadily work
ing to a higher lsvol. The big bulk of the
feedere changed hand very soon after th
market opened.
Quotations on sheen and lambs: Oood to
choice lsmbs, 8fc3.Vifl.sO; fair to good lambs,
$R.0ttr6.36; feeding lsmbs. td.Otsfi&.H); good to
choice light yearlings. t4.SOW.7o: good to
choice heavy yearling. t4.3M14.80; feeding
yeSrllngs, tH.7tinW.40: good lo choice wether.
t4.0i64.ao: fair to good wethers, ri.75ti4.0i);
feeding wethers, $:t.40tflr."li: good to choice
ewea. $3.65(84.00; fair to good ewea. 3.iia
8 05; fending ewes, $2.001.16; culls and
bucks, $1.00tvrC.50.
Representative sales:
No.
171 Wyoming ewes, oulis
$40 Wyoming lambs, feeder.
ireocri,
feeders,
fueders.
feeders.
st-dc; bcot f. $4 Srl7 !"! f"elts, $2
4.: calve and yearlings, $2. iosj s..v.
OW4IM fi tt Ktl AlT it ft 14 KT.
tondltlon of Travel end Qnotatlone nn
BI'TTKR Crmer.v. No. I, dellvared to
rtU ttad In raitons. 23c; No. I. In o-l.
tubs. SJ'tc: No. 1. In to-IU. tub, sue; No. J,
imtjo-lb. tub. .20He; Nx 2. in -l. tub.
21o: No. !, In 1-10. carton. 21c; No. 1. I
carload tots. ?l'c; No. 2, In carloaj lolv,
lUlTll'ic; countr. fancy, tubs, 17c; com
mon. Itk.-.
IfiOOS Fresh candled. 19c ptr do.
CIIEESK 'lnst Wlscons:n fiV tiieSir..
twins. 14'c: young Amerh-ss. ' 4 In hoop.
I 14c: fsvorlt. 8 In hoop. 154r: dtles. to n
i noop, lM,o: cream brick, fu.r case, liSi;
! half ce, 1340; half doan bricks, 14c. Vi
quotations on Swiss or lunbeiger until arur
October.
8UOAR Coarse- Jrr niStd. .: fin
gramilated, 4 tOc; cubes. ,-; powdaitn.
i.tc per lb.
BEKF CITS Ribs: No. 1. 17V: Xo S,
Uc; No t, 04C Loin: N ol. 20c; No. I. Itc;
No. t, 8Hc. Chuck: No. L lc; No. t, 4c;
No. t. 4c. Round: No. 1, !c; No. 1. ".;
No. g. I'c. Plat; No. 1. 6V. No. 3, 4Sc;
No. i, te.
1 'RKSHKiD POIT.TRY-Squ-. 2. t
aox.
FRBSH FRUITS-Apple. $2.7dJ.00 pr
bu. box. Lemon. t4.6Oiit.00. Oranges, M
CJ.OO. Banana, 4o per lb. Plums, tl.J Mr
4-raKet crat. I'eaon, vaniornin, i-rr c
per box; Texas. 4-bakt crate, totTTOc.
Pears, $1.59 per 4-baekut irate. Blackber
ries. t400 per crte. Raspberries. $4.04 pet
crate. Cherries, ' $2.58. Currants, tJ O pr
crate. Ooose4errle, $2.00 per crate.
LIVE POULTRY-Hen. cj prl,ngs, lic;
roost i, 6c; duck, young, re; old, 7S)c;
gee. 8c: turkey. 14e; pigeons, 40 per d6s;
squabs, $2.00 per doxen.
VEOKTABLF-S Clry.' Michigan. psr
dos., tAc. Boana, new was and spring, on
third bu. basket, tl.00; navy, per bu.. No. 1.
$2.70; lima, H per lb. Cabbage. -So per lb.
Potato, new, per bu., tl.W. Tomatoes. p"r
t-basket crate. 90. Watermelon. 2o4j30c.
Cantaloupes. California. 12.8043.00 rP oral
Asparsgus. per. dot.. 10c. Cucumbers, Pr
dos., 50c. OnlonS, Bermuda, $1.W per craia;
Texas y-llov. $1.24 per crate.- Mushrooms,
cultlvsted. per lb., 60c. Lettuc. per do,,
2ic. Pepper, southern. $1.00 per fciat.
m
114
9.450
14,127
lambs,
lsmbs,
lambs,
lambs,
lamba
lamb
, feedar.
feeder.
m Wyoming
t.'M Wyoming
509 Wyoming
91 Wyoming
426 Wyoming
lift v voming
1:6 Wyoming lamb
S3 Wvomlna: lambs.
404 South Dakota ewe, feeders.
ltl South Dakota ewes, feeders,
348 So. D. lambs, cull feeders....
24 South Dakota bucks
240 Wyoming ewes, feeders
61 Wyoming ewes
2U Wyoming ewes
49 Wyoming lambs, culls
99 Wvo. yearlings and wethers
28 native lamba
82 native lamba
5 native ewes
f9 native ewes
19 native ewes, culls
88 native lambs
$61 Wyoming lambs, feeders
114 western lamb
46e Wyoming ewes
22 Wyoming wethers
Wyoming ewes
94 Wyoming ewe
131 Wyoming ewes, feeders
12 Wyoming ewe, feeder
J78 Wyoming ewes, feeders
15 Wyoming buck
81 Wyoming ewe, feeder
134 Wyoming ycurlings. feeders
4H8 Wyoming ewes, fepders
SMI Wvomlna ewes, feeders
IsmDS, reecieio...
lambs, feeder....
wes, feeder
ewe y
wether
lambs, feeders....
reg.
ti
-Market.
-WHKAT-tpot.
w inter, 7s 8Jtd;
t t)d, March ,s
mixed,
a 7v,d:
Pyuria
4. rain Marlu 1.
WI1KAT -X...
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lhw. 7lc: new. old. .v. 2,
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wicie. 4t4ii''c
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j Miliiankee- f.ralu Market. 1
lnci'h. i M H W A I ' K K E. oc tJ. WHEAT M ir- '
rie.-eniber k" ic-,, 1 northern, ti.itr; No. 21
N v , mip 1 -"-rti, tl.iJ'rtl.'jO1,: Ix.-mln'r. tl.Oo asked.
t 'URN- Piesrlt ; lieceniber. .4Sc bid. I
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K: -.',.-.
ShlHaHeal. I (
- I' lrclan arain l.aadna Dallioa Market.
en. p-merit r-.r 4iioi.er rxce.-d ?.'i.'.' bus',- I.ii.Mmi.V 11. i 2 nuruau vaglcs
is. Vt liaat. ,p.i ts aiiiotiiu i,, l,7i aBoS'l , g..,l t'r, 77a II) 1 '
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do coupon
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Trratari Sialente!.
WAHHIXGTOX. Del. 2S.-Today a iat
iii' ni uf li e neasuiy balances in tl.e g--a-ci.il
fi.nd. entlnine of ilia II V) fnv i-.m goh:
I 1'itiif, slioas, Available issn, balsn-:,
Metat- Market.
NEW YORK. Oc-C 29. META l.S-The tin
market wa higher, with spot qt'oted at
134 7s d and futures at tUK in I.cnd .n.
The local insrkt wss quiet, but a little
higher. In keeping' with trie foreign ad
vance, the quotation ranging from $-.8.37'ii
to $29.624. Copper wss higher In London,
with spot quoted at 61 lis 3d ar.d tulitres
at 82 8 d. The local market was firm I
no uncnanged, with lake quoted it $1X.75'
13.8714. electrolytic at $1509 IS. .iV end vest
ing at $U.20.13.37VW. Lead waa unchanged
at 4.13 6s 3d In London. The local market
waa firm at $4.32V4iiji4.37V4. Spelter was un
changed at fM in London and rcmrlnetl
steady at ti4.85 In the local market.
Iron was higher st 47s 3d for standard
foundry In the London market, but Cleve
land warrants were unchanged. The local
Iron market wss unc hanged. Xo. 1' north
ern foundry. $16.6yjil7.!3: No. I southern
and No. 1 southern soft. $16. Sofa 17.26.
ST. IDUIS. Oct. 29. -METALS-Lead,
higher. $4.30. Spelter, higher, $4.75.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. f. COTTON - Fu
ture, opened tedy; October, 9.14c; De
cember. 8.92c; January, 8.8tc; March, t.87c;
Msv, 8.73c; July, tbUc.
NEW YORK, Oct. . COTTON 8pot
closed quiet, 10 points decline; middling up
land, 9.3Gc: middling gulf, 9.00c; sales, tin
bales. Futures closed steady; October, 9.UC;
November, llc; December. 1.91c; January,
t.S'Jc; Februaty. 8.7tc; March, t.lic: May,
t.71o: June, 86tk;; July, t.abc: August, 86Sc.
GALVESTON", Oct. 29 COTTON Higher.
9 l-16c.
ST. LOUIS, CK-I. iS.-CC'rrON-Slesuy;
inltldling. 9V,c; sales. 115 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29. COTTON Spot
quiet and lower; ordinary, 4Sc, nominal;
ordinary, 5 9-1 tjc, nominal: good ordinary,
7c; low middling. -,c: middling, 4c; good
middling, 9 6-UU-; middling. 9 IMiic: lair,
lo'sc nominal; receipts. 15,389 bale,; stock.
17S.2O0 bales.
Totals 4.44:i 5.954
CATTLE Receipts of caitl this morn
ing numbered 164 cars, making the total
for the four days litis week 16,8 0 head, ss
against 33.200 head for the aame day last
week and 20,200 hed a year ago. The
quality of the cattle this morning wss
better then it has been during the last
three or four dsys at least there were
more and better killing cattle than have
been seen lately.
As waa the case yesterday. Teeder buy
ers were the first to begin operations and
the trsde 011 that kind of cattle waa Tea
sor.sbly active at prices that were fullv
steady with yesterday. The offerings of all
desirable kinds met with very ready sal
and the supply wss soon exhausted under
the good buying demand.
Quotations on Cattle Oood to choice corn
fed steers. IS.Ii&tn.Oo; fair to good cornfed
steers, $5.6i&1.26; common to fsir cornfed
steers. $4 0o?.&0; good to choice range
leers, $4.40V2o: fair to good range steers,
$3.8ii'q4.26; common to fair range steers.
$3.00r3i.80; good to choice cornfed cows and
heifers. $3504.25; good lo choice grass
cows and heifers, J.V 2nrgT7.i: fair to good
grass cows and heifers, $2.6o.4.0; common
to fair grass cows and heifers, t2.O0iffi2.65 ;
food to choice Blockers and feeders, $4.30tq)
00: fair to good stockers and feedera, $3.60
&4.30: common to fair stockers and feeders,
li.60iiS.50; stock heifers, $2.25Jj.25; veal
calves, ti.75Se.75; bulls, stags, etc., $2.00iff3.00.
The trade In boef steers wa not overly
active and still there seemed to be a pretty
fair demand for the better grades. As
there were hotter csttle here today sales
show up to bettor advantage on paper, the
beat ranger selling high to. 20. The
common to medium gride were alow sale
and warmed up cornfed were not at all
sought after. Taking the market ss s
whole It did not show much change as
compared with yesterday.
Cows and heifers sold about as they did iialtle Steady
yesterday and tnoit salesmen were quol-' ,
Inar It mm m ilnar .r.D.l.r ... .t-r ll . i IO a w
any new or Interesting features worth men
tioning. Most of ths ca'tl sold In fair
season.
Representative sales:
WESTERNS NEBRASKA
601 Wyoming
1 Wyoming
384 Wyoming
69 Wyoming
90 Wyoming
114. Wyoming
107 Wyoming ewes
4sn Wvoinlng ewes, feeders
8 Wyoming lnibs, feeder!
343 Utah lambs, feeders
822 Utah lambs, feeders
861 Wvoinlng lsmbs, feeders
254 Utah lambs
186 Wyoming ewes, fz-edcrs
621 Wyoming lambs
70 Wvom'ng lambs, culls...
If. Wyoming ewes and wethers.
554 Wyoming wether
267 Wvomlng wether, feeders..
24 native lambw, fed
14 native yearlings, fed
981 Kansss lamba, feeders
26 Ksnsss lamhs, feeders
51 Kansss ewes, fdrs. culls
178 Nebraska ewes
87 Nebraska ewes, culls
648 H. D. yrlgs. wethers
10 B. D. ewes, feeders
7 Wyoming ewes and wethers.
99 Wyoming ewes, feeders
375 Wyoming lambs
76 Wyoming lambs
59 Wyoming lambs
loo Wyoming lambs
xt Wyoming ewes and wether.
a Wyoming ewc-a
ITS Wyoming lamb -
10 Wvomlng ewea, feeder
CHICAGO LtVK STOCK MAHKKT
4 v. Pr.
7t 1
i I 10
K 4 10
4 1(1
-.3 6 40
75 i 40
73 6 40 j
74 6 40
70 6 11
61 4
72 2 16
74 2 75
33 3 75
ltd 1 26
litt 2 75
119 3 SO
122 $ i
M 4 2i
111 4 25
77 5 ei
118 6 -1
112 3 2b
94 23
.87 1 bo
78 5 fVO
09 6 l.'i
fS 4 7.i
113 t 85
1VI 4 40
84 4 00
113 3 85
103 3 60
97 2 90
rm 3 50
112 1
3 On
70 II 874
I11S S 40
i a 6
Bi 6 05
5 4 AO
ltd 3 35
1'itJ 3 7o
ll.i 4 hi
70 6 SO
109 3 75
94 3 IS
68 4 50
62 " 4 90
no 4 9-
82 a 20
K4 6 4u
101 a s :
86 6 6
its b )
1Kb 4 IrO
113 4 10
91 2 S
.96 i 0
.12 4 50
.87 4 25
. 38 3 60
. SO 1
.101 3 60
. 93 2 00
. 79 4 40
..SI S 00
.93 4 ll
. 94 2 75
.87 6 60
.87 8 60
.88 6 60
.70 15
,1 4 PO
,.! 3 75
.75 4 60
.116 2 76
Evaporated Apples anal Pried Frail.
NEW YORK. Oct. 28 BVAPORATKD
APPLKS-Markef seems to he st. dler l
the recent decline, with new crop quoted
at 8fec; choice. 7ic: prime, t4tW',e. Old
crop apples range from 4Vio to o'iu for
grade. -
DRIED FRUITS -Prunes move slowly
and the spot market Is rather easy In tone,
notwithstanding the bullish advices from
the coast. Quotations range from 4Sc to
13c for California and (TV, HIV- for Oregon
fiult. Apricot aro In relatively good de
mr.nd mid rule steady, with choice quoted
at fUjSVic: extra, choice, b40c:' fancy, 9'
tglOiic Peaches are essy. with choice st
HHWc; extra choice. TVqSr: tancy. 84rV.
Raisin are quiet,, with loose Muscxtel
quoted at 6'4'fiV4c choice to fancy m-oderl,
KaWV,c; scedles, 4'4⁣ London layers, l.n
Ttfl.b5. - :
Toledo See Market.
TOLEDO. Oct. 99. SEEDS Clover, cash,
$6.0244; October. ti-OiVj: December. to.Ojrs;
March, $5.17'4: No. 2, $4.90; No. 8. $1 .80; re
jected. $4.80. Alstke. prime. $8.90.
LITIGATION OVER HILL ESTATE
Brother Aska for . Appointment f
John W. Hill, Jr.. aa Adinlnla
trator of l.nte l.rvr Hill.
Heirs of the Inte Lew Hill are tinabl tn
agree on an administrator for tile property
and the matter has been carried be Tote
Judge. Leslie for settlement. Tiic present
disagreement Is said la be. a forecast of
litigation which threaten to lt over sev
eral years. It Is taken to mean that eftOrt-t
which hsve been made for .several months
to settle the estate amicably have failed.
John W. Hill, a brother, has asked foi
the appointment-of John W. Hill. jr..
administrator on the ,groiuui. tout lit- was
In close touch with Lew HHI In his buriiif s
affairs for a long time before hi, ileal'i.
It is Hsserted in lifs 'behalf '"t rut t John W.
Hill, jr., is acquainted with the wis.v uf
the tesiator and ' t-iin best sany l-ir-m re t.
On the other hand. James H.'lliK. Ii.v'iur.
Elizabeth ShoJl,,C.f orj-e WImou 1111 I S:,l:l.';-"
11. Wilson, children ' op Mnty Wllwn.' n
sister, all of whom represent ttvo-i'.i! ' o'- '
the estate, ask that John Y. Dauglicuy ir
Some other competent person be iia'.r.! a
administrator. In thoir poililou t'.icy sjy
several years of HMg.uhm Is likely 10 In
volve the estate anil sonic competent dis
interested person ought to he In churgc if
It dining this time. The apptilnlneiil or
Mr. Hill is objected to on the grounds n
question has been raised whether he die
not owe the estate for rent f.ir the Iler
Urand and whether or not the furnishing
j of the hotel were given to htm hy Mr. 11111
before his dath. These iiue.-tlons are likely
I to cause litigation snd It wojld be better,
; according to these heirs, to have a disin
terested pciSbu as- administrator.
Judge Leslie will decide whom lo appoint
Saturday morning.
160 feeders. 1040
9 cows 1028
7 feeders.. 1115
12 steers.
16 feeders.
7 fdts.
8 calves. .
cows.
9ti1
850
r,S8
168
9F5
42 feeders.. 1060
3 75
3 10
4 07
t 40
t 65
8 20
4 75
t 40
4 80
9 cows 8.7;
13 cows 9it
t cows 960
7 cows 1095
44 steers.. ..1193
86 cows loot
t bulls 1416
24 cow s 1062
WYOMING.
15 feeders.. 1u4o
IS rows 10.12
84 feeder.. 1040
1 cow lOitO
18 steers.... W5
1 bull 1450
18 cows...
7 cows...
5 tielfer.
9.
878
, 64$
a to
S 60
3 95
3 SO
t 36
t
i no
3 60
t 09
S-'I7
920
SM
7 cows...
5 cows...
10 cows...
5 steers... .115
I steer 1170
8 rows 16
18 mixed... 1019
Z
2 CO
2 ro
4 so
4 40
3 00
3 25
Philadelphia Prodnce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 29. B U TT E R
Firm; extra western creamery, 24; nearby
prints. Hoc.
E4703 Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free tases. ixc, st mark:
current receipts. In returnable cases, 28c.
.4'. mark; western firsts, free cases. 29c,
st mark; cjironl receipts, fue cases, 28c,
at mark.
CHEESE-Quiel; New York, full ci earns,
choice, 13V-; fair to good. I'i'itjlJc.
till, and Rosin.
OIL CITY, Pa., Oct. 2D OIL 4. red. I 11
anr . a. tl.'rk: runs. 294.7i.s3 bhls.; erge.
local:.' blla.; shiixnenls, ).' 1 bhls.; iei
i . 1K.;.r,;j bhls.
4 40
4 5
4 00
i (0
3 25
t 7J
...1044
...1320
9;7
.14H0
786
684
3 to
S SO
a en
a ss
a 00
4 50
a 40
a 00
2 65
SAVANNAH. C.a . Oct. 2 (
tine, firm st adj.-,'.
KOtMX Fi lit : 11, t2.4.';2.7i
?.:: U. t27','q.'.7i): h t. 7u-fli.
H. '4o, 1. ti.9u; K, If
N, $3.o; w a. W.2S: vf w, .
ill. Turpen'
!: H. 2.63-
7i; O. 12.72'i
M: M, i.:j;
( Market.
NEW YORK. Oct'. 29.-(.'OFFEE-Markt
fvr coff future opened steady at un
changed pricea to an advanc of I points,
and closed steady at a net advanc of 60
10 point. Rale wr reported of 7.7jn
bags, including October at 8.46c. Novem
hr and December o t.ltc. Marelt at 5.1ij
2c, Mv ai t-Lvfli i"!-. 8cp!emher at f 2t .
Knot colfe. nuiei; No. 7 Riu. No 4
Ratlins. 8c. Mild coffee, Uuil; Cordova. SS
JWsV.. . ... ..
t 50
2
3 05
S 1A
4 4ti
3 40
2 6ti
t 65
Thomas Gunson Wvo.
;$ steers. ...1870 4 20 23 steers.. ..12da
Adams V Ferguson Wyo.
9 feeders.. 461 4 25 i feeders.. 83
i fenders.. 1180 4 25 4 calves... 357
1 calf 300 4 00
William Thomneon Wyo.
1 steer 1470 6 00 85 steers. ...1321
A. Wagstaff Wyo.
1 cow lco 3 is t cows into
1 steer 12u0 4 25 28 heifers... 877
18 steers.. ..1169 4 35
D L. Mayden-8. D.
2 steer.. ..1135 $ 50 22 cow..
1 cow 1220 2 75 ' 1 bull...
M. O. Metzger Neb
88 fdtr..l10 4 10 II steers.
8 cows W IM 5 bulls..
t cow 80 a 15 3 cows 1023
R. B. Raainussen Wvo.
20 cows 991 3 4i 3 steers.. ..1173
1 cow 12W 8 4t 1 cow $10
N. K. Epperson Neb.
82 COWS Ml t 60 7 cows...
32 heifers.. 71 i 16 25 heifers.
38 heifers... 645 2 90
O. Foxton Wvo.
9S4 3 75 10 feeders.. 677
868 t 45 1 cow Io50
O. R. McAdsms-Neb.
&9S 3 75 7 COWS....
8b0 a 60
Gregg Bros Wyo.
816 3 50 21 t i. A In
K'l S 45 9 calves..
142 4 00 8 sleera..
Jo Clarkson v vo.
8 com 962 3 35 1 bull 1510
It steer.. ..116t 4 10
W. R. Nal A Co.-ldaho.
?7 cows 104O 3 35 24 steei . ...UM 3 to
HOOS Receipt continue very small at
thi point, the total for the week being
only 13.WA) head. Th belter grade of fair
lo pretty good hog sold st steady to strong
price and there may have buen caac-s
whei-e auina of th h-i loads brought pos
sibly aa much aa oc higher tlun yesterday.
On tii'i other hsud tli less riiairabl kliias.
which in tans everything on th light and
trashy order, sold st prices thai weie
steady to a little easlt-r. Pig wer ex-trot-net
y dull at th big decllnt) noted
torday. Th fact that Clues go waa lower
today with the clcee still lower made the
feelfrig her on the wtndtip pretty wak,
but fortunately most of the lieg sold in
vary gpnd season In the morriln. A good
27 a. A hs.
t heifers...
11 fetders..
2 COWS
20 feeders..
21 t.'0i
4 cshes...
.1 75
4 0)
9-rO $ 15
73i
312
..103
.1 11O
t 76
a do
: 50
to Strong-Hog Five
Cent Lower.
CHICAGO. Oct. 29.-CATTLE-KOoeipi.
estimsted about t.m head; nirkJ "'"
to strong: steers, 4.7; cow. H--"-:
heifer. t2.5tKu'4.25: kiiifl., .t4.u: r-sj.
t3.00ittl.00; tocker and 'P"jer ai.5orrr4 So
HOUS neceipt". eaumei. .---v
head; market 54jlOc lower: choice heavy
shipping, $6.00t&4j.20: butchers, t5.961t-. 10 ,
light mixed, ta.256.60; : choice, light, hi.tjOttf
5. HO; packing, t5.Ntfrti.9ii; pigs, 4vi.owj-1.oo,
bulk of sales, r.50gJ.o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R-sceipis, esti
mated about 20,000 head; market, 1020c
lower; sheep, W.JOffS.lO; lambs, t4.76''&.uO;
yearlings, $J.86Uu.l6.
St. l.onla
Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 29. CATTLE Receipts,
4 150 head, including 2.000 head Tejtans;
market steady: native shipping and ex
port steers, t4.00tt-7.40; dressed beef and
butcher steers, t2.76rft-i.40; steers under 1.000
lbs, 1301945.40: Blockers and feedera, U004J
4 00; cows and heifers, t2.5tIttl.OO; canners,
t" tAif-.25; bulls. t2.7tV4.00; calves, t4.00-1.00;
Texas and Indian steers, t2.755j6.lW; cows
and heifers. tl.t'Mj-l.'OO.
HOUH Receipts. 11,200 head; niarkei
steady to bo lower: pigs and lights, $J.(-&
5.60; packers, V)jfi.TZ; butchers and best
heavy, t6.8t-ijS.nt.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3 loO
head: market steady; native muttons,
$4.254.40; lambs, $&.6ora6 90; culls and bucks,
$2.60sj'4.00; stockers, $z.(4g3.96.
FORGETS HIS FATHER'S NAME
Young Man's .Memory f'aila Blaa
When He Applle for Mar
rlage Licence.
The poorest memory tn.Omah has been
discovered through the medium of the mar
riage license deparment. Andrew Kolb ap
plied for a marriage license Thursday
morning and when the questions in regard
to his family history were asked he found
he had forgotten his father' first name.
He racked his brain, but could not re
member and the license wa finally Issued
without that information. Kolb said h
would ask his mother and have the name
Inserted before th license wss returned.
He explained his' fat,her died when lis wss
quite young and he had not heard him
spoken of by his first name often enough
to Impress the same en bis mind.
Kanaas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. tt. CATTI.t:-Re.
ceipts. lu.OoO head. Including l.Ouu southerns
Market steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers. $6.00if-7.25; fair to good, l4.7ritf
6.0O: western steers. $3.5tvU'4.&6; stockers and
feeders. $2.764p.86; southern Steers. $.3.0114
4.60; southern. cows. $2.i"jjj3.00; native cows,
$1.75'f'4.00; native helfera. $2.75tM.73; bulls,
82.50ru 25: calves, t3.267.00.
IIOOS Receipts. 16,000 Head. Market 5(rf .
10c lower: top. 5.9u; bulk of aales, $5.21 f?3.80;
heavv, $5.75&o.t)0; packer and butchers, t
$5.50 6 90: lights, $5.1otft4.60; pigs, t3.oj.lV.
SHEEP AND 14 MBS Receipt. 6.OO0 j
head. ilaikt tedy; . lambs, t4.4otio.8o; 1
ewes snd yearling. $3.7504.26; western
verlings. $4.H4.6o: wtern lien. $C.KV5(i
4.26; (locker and feeders. $.1.2534.30.
Stock In Sight.
rtcripis of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday wer ss follows:
FULL TARIFF ON EXHIBITS
Railroad Hales Provide that One
Way- Lireat Western Prosn
iaea Free llanla."
Officials ot railroad centering In Omaha
say they will do all the Isw allows In as
sisting exhibitor to get their, exhibit 10
the National Corn exposition.: The law In
respect lo exhibits saya the railroads shall
exact the "full tariff for one way to uu
exposition or a fair, and then if the ex
hibits do not eixhsuge ownership and are
returned within ten days of- the close of
the exposition tha iallroi-i will return tne
exhibits free of charge. Th Great West
ern announces that It will haul exhibits to
the exposition "free of charg" and fpr
that purpose will put on an extra haggag
cr on tit train running Into Omaha.
Caitl. I loss, ft 1, eon.
tiouih Omaha' 3 t i 7uu li.tAiO
Sioux City SCO ::.
Hi. Joseph 2 24.-0 6i"0 i.Ow
Kansas illy lO'asi l.ti 6.04-0
Hi. IXJ.liS 4 IT..! ll.ioii 3.1V1
Chicagii .asi ; "jtM-a)
Totals..' 'JS.Sr'.) cl.J-i 4l,ll
Saved nia Life.
"My 3-year-old boy wsa badly con
stipated, had a high fever and wa la a
swtul condition. . 1 gave him. two dosea of
Foley' Orlno Lssati.lv and th nest (item
ing the fever was gone snd lie wa en
tlrely well, roley't Orlno Laxafvo savttd
bis life." A. Wolkusb, Caslratr, Wis io.d
by all druggists. . .
g(. Josegh
ST. JOSEPH.
clpt. 2.5UO head
teis. KVW'M.
St4M-k Market.
i. -CArTLK-He-
uiarket slow and weak;
cow and heifer. ti.t-tf
live
o
14.86: I'thu. to o. 6i.
HOOB Receipts, -eW head; mrkt weak
to o lower; top, list; bulk of sales, to 40
j6.7t.
JJHEEP AND LAMBS Rripis. 2tVJ
head; maiket ateady; lamhs, t404j76
share f the hogs brought 5i?0 60 and
up lo $e SO for llitt heal. ,
.epresenialit sales:
No. . Pr. .Sa. Ac Pr
is ii4 ; . 3 1 ". . .. . -4 ir.o e,
a ... : .. i ,
M ... I H ao .14 to , 42
on
1-
Lire Stork Market.
t . O 1. -.A.- igpe, i,l Telc-
J IO"i-Rer eipis. t-.h r,,rl; niarkei
lower: isnge. t-i.2- i trulk of sjlra
l.i 4t'jS in.
CATTLE-Recelpia, 4-41 ;.d, mikcl
Sluax f ill
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