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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 10, 1900.
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CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Government Report on Wheat Hu
Bearish Effect on Traders.
THIRD LARGEST LB OP RECORDED
Pyeaent Frleea Are Maintained Onlr
Brcauae of Strong Desire f
Millers to Steele V for
Spring;.
OMAHA, Oct. I. tm
The government report on wheat was
taken besrirh by traders. The report
no ed the crop to be the third largest on
record, being exceeded only In lH and VMl.
iesent price are maintained only because
of the niotin desire of miller to lay In
stocks for the coming spring, and cauah
wheat Is held well over the option.
Corn trader continued their report as
bullish, but on the whole there la fully aa
much corn In the surplus Mate when the
old corn la considered. The fall feed la
better and lex live muck Is being; fed.
Traders in wheat were more bearish today
and sold the market down cash wheat
showed a weaker tone, with the demand
lowi r, except foi small lot, which brought
falily Rood price, but no large sale were
recorded.
Coin values eased off trifle with wheat
and freer offerlni. Buyer late yester
day turned seller and this waa more gen
eral with the little support from the bull
bide.
Primary wheat receipts were 1. 84.000 bu.
and ahlpmenta were 843,000 bu., against re
ceipts last year of 1.6ru,000 bu. and ship
ments of 628.000 bu.
Primary corn receipts were 607,000 bu.
and shipments were 547. 000 bu., against re
ceipts Inst year of 6,000 bu. and ahlpmenta
of MS. 000 bu.
Clearance were ft.OM bu. of com, J.000
bu. of oats, and wheat and flour equal to
6S44.0O0 bu.
' Liverpool olosed H'sSd higher on' wheat
and 'd higher on corn.
1 Seaboard reported 04,009 bu. of wheat
taken for export.
Local range of options:
Flou.-, bhli
wheat, bu
Corn, bu..
Oats, bu..
Articles.! Open. High.) Low. C!ose. Yss'y.
Wheat
Dee...
May...
Corn
ueo
May
Oa
Deo
May
Deo... 1
May. ..I
MS 1
77!
367.1
65V4I
87V
6'i
ml
87
t1
r'
MS
68 V,
u
Omaha Cask Prices.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 11.021.08; No. 1
hard, ll.O01.0lVs; No. 4 hard, t4j!l!Hc; No.
spring, iwtfiswttc.
COUN-No. 2, 66Ho; No. 3, 66V4c; No. 4,
Mc; No. t yellow, M4c; No. I yellow, Kc;
No. 3 white, ilWUXScl No. 3 white. 7tMj6c.
OATB-No. 3 mixed, 36680:: No. 3 yel
low, 37ac; No. 3 white, ic; No. 4 white,
S7Vo; standard, 3tc.
KYE No. 8, 70c; No. 3, es3c
Carlet Hcoeint.
Wheat Corn
Chicago M 26w
Minneapolis 6:s
Omaha 37 62
Duluth 4U3
Oats.
'is
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION!
Featoree of the Trading and Closing?
Pricea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct. I. Wheat prices were in
clined to sag today owing to foreign weak
ness and to favorable weather for the fait
sown crop. Final quotations showed net
losses of a shade to He. Corn and oata
were also heavy, but provisions were firm.
Wheat trading was quiet with news gen
erally bearish. Foreign markets failed to
respond to the upturn here yesterday, the
weakness abroad being ascribed to a te
vised estimate on the total world's ship'
ment fur the week aa given out by a lead'
lng European crop statistician, which
placed the amount at 13,70,000 bushels,
December sold between 31.011Litl.02V. The
market closed easy with December alt ll.Olli
uitu.
The late bulge In corn yesterday
prompted a considerable celling today, the
ouik being or proiit-taking nature. The
murket closed weak with price Ho to
B'ftc lower.
Oats showed relative flrmnesa and closed
steady with prices unchanged to Ua lower.
Provisions were firm, Prices at the close
were 6c lower to THo higher. The board of
trade will be closed Tuesday, Columbus
dev.
Leading quotations ranged as follows.
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y
Wheat
Deo.
Muy
Corn
Oct.
Dee.
May
Outs
Dec.
May
Pork- .
Oct.
Jan.
Lard
Oct.
Nov.
Jan..
Bibs-
Oct.
Jan.
May
I
102U-2I 108U
i oiy4li -a
60U.I
39 38
13 60
m4
MV
41 !
11 77Va
10 86
u as
70
7i4)
18 66
11 80
10 Vk
11 36
70V,
3 87W
103 V
60Va
m'
18 47
ii'ti
IV 821
11 (R
'o7Vs;
1 QS
69
68Hai
0l
41
33 00
18 60
11 16
11 76
10 so
11 36
70
7fci
1 Q3V
68H
61'
88T4
WW
13 46
13 11
11 3H
10 Utt
11 40
7H
f
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Cash quotations were a follows:
r LOCK Firm; winter patents. 86.00a.40
alghts, $4.e)buS-10; spring stialghts, U-ibit
i'l wi , .tvii u.w. . .
MY i No. 3, 72ui73c.
MALty-Keet or mixing, 4S4j60c; fair to
viiuk IllKlima, B4f0iC.
t,(,u-nx, iso. l southwestern. 81.87
PROVlSlUN8-Mess
Ird, per 100 lbs,. U
Ooosel, 311.30(611.46.
iboxedj, 813.ULKU12.26.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
?quiuL6o40u0 bu- fii"ry receipts were
l.bM.000 bu.. compared with l,6?0,ow bu. the
w'.,ftnIlwlM, uttj m j ear ago.
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
i SL10' curs; 0ttU- 168 cri hogs!
pork, per bbl.,
26. Short ribs,
Short clear
824 00.
sldej
slues
Kanans Cltr Grain and Provlsleas,
If IVSia IMI'V St.. . . r . . . -
br, io sellers; May. 31.003 l.OOH sellers
i t I ' v. w,le' d"".. unchanged
COHN I nchanged to Vo lower; No. I
mixea. io; xso. 8, 684i"1nc; No. 3 white,
;, ru. , wc; December, 87V(a5'iC bid
"-ji v'iv ui, juiy suite Dla.
OATS Unchanged ; No. 2 whlt
41Hc; No. 2 mixed. u.
R V K 72c.
,,''' 1 "Changed; choice timothy, 3U.5MJ
. 77" V iirairie, s.twtcB.itt; choice a!
Mil. tiO.OVJ.lt)-W.
U' I i fc.tt creamery, extras, 29c; firsts,
wc; seconns, ac; packing stock, 2H4c.
toua-txirm, ac; firsts. 2; second
and dirties, i7c; current receipts, 20c; south
erns, loss off 14o.
Receipts. Shipments.
. ,19.000 90,000
44,000 31,000
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu..
Outs, bu..
24.000
13.000
Kansas City futures ranged as follows:
Articles.
Wheat-
December
May
Corn
December , oiay
A Aaktd. U r.id.
I Opeu. High. Low. Close.
.... 88T.I 9iH SWi! 9VA
i4 iou ioo';iousA
BlSl 57t 57U 674B
floVftfri aus ttrtd eos,
St, I.onla General Harks
ST. LOl'lS, Oct. 9 -WHEAT-Futures
wesk; cash, firm; track. No. t red. cash,
ii -nnii ui; o. 1 narn, ll.osmi.llH; De
i-t.m--s steady; track No. i cash. 0c
wniiir, a.ianoinci May, tOVc, No.
white, ale.
Ui r r utures, rirm; cash, lower; tiack
N'. 3 cash. S4c; December, j'c; Mayi
HYE-TSc, nominal.
UUl It 8ie.y; red winter patent
ij.tuw.; extra fancy and airaiajh
4ai.tW; haru winter clears, 34. 001
ekKI- Timothy IJTl'tfa.fiO.
CUk.NilKAL 13 20.
HBA.N Weak; sucked, eat track, 1.00
CJ l-Ul.
HAY Dull; timothy. 313. 00 13.00
HAlUllN(.t-.7cv
H KM P TWIXE-Tr.
POl'LTRY Weak; chicken, lie; springs
luiaeya. lrirc; auche. 10c; geese, In
rnu istiifts rork, nicnangea; to
Ding, $23 2. Lard, ateadv; prime steal
111 i 11 s. iiy uait meats unonange
lioxed. extra shorts, 312 rr; clear rib
311374. short clears, 12 14. Bacon,
nchanged; boxed, extra short, 111174;
enr rlhs. 811 STH; snort rieara. 11 11.
Ht'TTKlt Weak ; creamery, 34 30a.
KOO8 weak, hho.
neoeipt
9.700
11. "00
H.'iOO
89.800
Bhlpment.
It. 700
71.600
2.600
60,000
KW YORK GH1ERAL MARKET
notation
Varlons
32
43
to
f tko Day
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Oct. 9 FLOVR Re
ceipts. 22.783 bbl.; exports, 16.429 bbls.;
ulet, but very firm; Minnesota patent.
S20&3 60; winter straights, 5 005tO;
Innesota hakers, 24.404.8!; winter
xtras. 14.2034 40: winter patents. IS 10
66.60; winter low grade. 341074 60:
ansas straights, 34.9U.l. Rya Hour,
teedy; fair to good, 34.1694.26; choice
Tancf, 4.80tJ4.4.
CORNMEAL Steady; fine whit and
ellow, 316691.00; coarse, 11.4601.60;
lln, drle1. 33.8OOB.O6.
fie Dull: no. z western, ivc,
nominal, f. 0. b.. New York.
BARLEY Dull: feeding. 68 80c. nomi
nal, o. I. f.. New York.
WHEAT Recelpta. 140,100 nu.: esporis,
90,721 bu.; spot market uteady; No. 2 red.
1. 1481. 18, elevator; I 10. 1 nortnern
D-uluth. 31 11, nominal, f. o. b., afloat;
o. 2 hard winter, 3117, nominal, r. o. o.,
float. After an easier opening due to
arge northwest receipts '.na Dig woria s
h laments, wheat ramea on duii support,
ut waa again aepressea towaru noun uj
local bear pressure, finally recovering on
big clearances. Iast prices were net un
hanged, uecemper, i.wi.tpnii
osed at 11.094; May, ii.mwi.n i-u,
closed at 11.104.
CORN Receipts. 6,25 tu.; expons.
06.892; spot market easy; No. 2, 084c,
evator, domestic ana 9o aenverea;
o. 1, 094c. f. o. b.. afloat: No, 3 yellow,
0c. nominal. Option market waa wun-
out transactions, c)olng 40 net nigner.
December closed at 70c.
OATS Receipts, 30,926 DU.; exporta. joo
u.i soot market auiet; mixea. ji 10
lbs., I2443c; natural white, 20 to
lb.. 433464c: clipped White, 11 to
lb.. 48 4 0 43C.
HAY Firm; NO. 3, BSW0Ci gooa
choice, 6c U.06.
HOPS Firm; taie, common w vnuii".
909, 82W88C; 1908, lBWIlOj racnio
coast. 1900. 2630c; 190S,
HIDES Firm; Bogota, zuwiiic;
merlca, 21c.
LEATHER Quiet; acid, 22 Me.
PROVISIONS Beef. nu'e'i falmiy.
i4.ooti s; 1f-0i,,.inai.
iml, 324.00 20.00; packet, 81 2.00 12. 60,
Ity extra, t2i.00Wxi.o. .v
meats, steady; pickled .Bellies, n.j
4.60; pickled nam, sw.io u
teady; mlddla wet, 118.66 12 06: re
ined, steady; continent. 3i8.of t,
compound, $.004rt.&0. Pork, firm; tamiiy,
120.60427.00; short clears, !23.50t25.60; nies.
l.60(i 26.78. "
TALLOW uuiet; city, it
04c; country, package free, 640'o-
CHEESK uteaay ; state, iuu cream me
dals. 164frt4c; state, fancy, 1B4! siaie,
common to good, U4"4c; full to special,
RICE Firm; aomesuc,
'Po- . ...
BUTTER Steady ! special creamery, uv
314c; extras, S&84o. .
EQUS Steady; western, extra nrsis, not
ff264c; firsts, 2425c; seoonds. 2I!8'Z34.
POULTitr Alive, auu; wenwn cuh.hii,
16c; fowls, l4c; turkeys, 15o; dressed, rtrmi
western chickens, lasc; to wis, uwoioo.
WEATHER IN THE CRAI7T BELT
Rata, Possibly, for Snnnay, with
Cooler Atmosphere.
OMAHA. Oct. 9, 1909.
A barometrac depression continues over
the central vtlleys, and colder and un
settled weather prevails from the Mlssls-
idoi river west to the Rocky mountain.
Showers were general In the central valley
nd outhwest during the laat twenty-tour
our, and rains ar falling In the central
alleys and south to the west gulf states
this morning. Tsmperaturss are decidedly
lower In the extreme upper Mississippi
and Missouri valleys ami the southwest.
and killing frosts occurred In the Dakota
and Montana, and south along the entire
eastern ltocky mountain slope to New
Mexico. The pressure continues high over
the west, and the weather has cleared in
the mountains, but continue generally
I oud v in the extreme northwest. The out
look Is favorable for continued unsettled
weather In this vicinity, with rains to
niirhi and nossibly Sunday, with cooler to
night and continued cool Bunday. The
high pressure over the eastern states la
lowly drifting oti me Aiianuo coast, ana
generally clear and slightly warmer
weather prevails east 01 1110 juiaswaiuui
river.
Record or temperature ana precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the laat three year: '
1JV1. lKUS. UMi. UM.
Minimum temperature.... 48 42 48 83
Precipitation .... .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature lor tuuay, so u-
Ueliciency in precipitation sinu ,
,73 lnche. ...
correiponamg perioa in isme,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Saturday's Trading- Proves Quietest of
the Week.
STEEL IS DISTINCTIVE FEATURE
Total Sales for Week Leas Than Sis
Million Shares, Over Two Mil
lion of Which Were
Steel I sane.
NEW YORK. Oct. I The Saturday stock
trading proved the quietest of the week.
There wa some venlng-up of accounts
end not much disposition to enter on new
commitments at the end of the week and
with only one business day to Intervene
before another holiday on Tuesday. A
desire to see the complexion of the bank
statement also restricted activity. Stock
exchange loans made on Friday are car
ried over until Monday, so that the call
kan market was nominal today. Rates
for most accommodations were below 6 per
cent.
The distinctive feature of the week waa
that of the aggregate sales of all stocks for
the week of fc.TM.itni shares, 1.037,800 share
were of .United States Steel. The stock
maintained its prominence today, selling
down over a point at the opening and
sharing In the gradual tendency toward
recovery In the whole market. The Amer
ican Rsllway association reported a fur
ther reduction by one-third of the surplus
of Idle freight car.
The bank statement proved a revelation
of the prodigious Inter-market operation
that must have been going on during the
week. The loan contraction in the com-
fiarlson of averages reached 3.10.071,000 and
n the actual showing the formidable total
Of 349,414,100, the latter figure being In ex
ces of any weekly loan reduction hereto
fore shown In the history of the clearing
house.
The stock market of the week reflected
the fact of liquidation which mut have
resulted In payments of loans, and the
17,809,600 Increase In average loans of the
Institutions outside the clearing house In
dicate the shifting process that was going
on. Bankers testPfy that this shifting was
much larger to the accounts of Interior
banking Institutions, the New York banks
making- loans for direct aocount of these
Institutions while calling on their own
account. Laraa additional credits for for
eign aocount also were placed here during
the week. The caSh decrease was about
as estimated, and it was only by this
drastic curtailment of deposit liabilities
thA the aurnltia waa conserved. The da
crease of 14SOO4.80O In average deposits
and of 152.4S9.MW In actual deposits consti
tute records for ths New York clearing
house. Bonds sale were 3M5.000.
Number of ale and leading quotation
tin atnelca thitav were a follow:
galea. Hlfh. Lew
generl fund, 8.604.4H: current liabilities,
lirw 9.8.91; working balance In treasury
offleee, 3i.l,lf In banks to credit of the
treasurer of the United States, 1.4. 448.89s;
subsidiary sliver coin, 120.96.fc9; minor
coin, 31.9M.z21; total balance In general
fund, 892.8J,401.
New York Mene-r Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8. MONEY On call,
nominal. Time loan, very firm; sixty
davs, 44844 per cent: ninety days, 44 per
cent; six months, 4S1344 P cent.
PRIME MERCAMlLti PAPEU-44 Pr
cent.
STERLINQ EXCHANGE - Firm, with
actual business In bankers bills at 14.831F;'
4.8325 for sixty day bills and at 14.8675 for
demand. Commercial bill. 14.824V4 83.
SILVER Bar, 6140! Mexlcal dollars. 43e.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
heavy.
The following are the closing quotation
on stocks and Donos
OMAHA LIVE STICK MARKET
Killing" Cattle Steady to Strong for
, the Week.
V. I. rat. la. rag
do ceupon
I 8 It. ret..'....
4o touaon
t. 0. 4. reg..-...
do eoupua
AIH-Chal. lit it...
Am. As. 6
Am. T. T. ct. 4a
Am. Tobacco 4a....
do ts
Armour A Co. 4Vji.
Atrhlaon tan. 4i...
do ct. 4a
do cv. ba
At. C. L. tit 4a....
fial. A Ohio 44
84a
do 8. W I....
Prk. Tr. cv. 4a
'Can. of Oa. (
Can. Leather 61...
C. ot N. J. t
Cha a Ohio
do rat. ta
Chleato A . SWs...
C. B A Q. ). 4t...
do tan. 4a
C. M. A s r. I
IftrtSlnt. Ma. 4Vta t
..10i)4lnt. MVM. 4a WW
..irtV 'Japan 4a '
..lom do 4a M
..!" K. C. 0. lat sa 944
..ltfHL i. dab. 4i ml.... MS
.. 4L. A N. unl. 4a.....
..101 M., K. A T. 1st 4a.. 100
I..10S4 do tn. 4Ha H
.. on Mo. Paciric 4a I4
..IIP'414. R. R. at M. 44a.. 4H
. ! N. Y. C. g. 14a 1
.IMS do dab. 4a SoVa
.1194N. T , N. H. A H.
.liu4 ST. 141
, 4N. W. 1st a. 4a... 4
. M4 do or. 4a 14
. 114 No. Pcatlo 4a 1024
. fcH de Is 7H
. 174 0. 0. U. rfd. s?4
.H4Fsnn. ct. 14s 1914... H4
l'4 do con. 4a 14
12"4P.allii tan. a M
104 It. L A 8. r. If. 4a. MH
HOGS QUARTER TO THIRTY LOWER
Record Breaking; Ran ot Sheep nnal
Lara be Thle Week, Wklle Trade
Has Been In Good,
Ilrnlthy Condition.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. , L"09.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hoars. Kheen.
Official Monday I2,4fil 8,190 80.8SO
Official Tuesday ,.8 8.94i! SS.Cstl
Official Wednesday .fv R.Ml 22.874
Official Thursday 7,2M 5,013 19,007
wrrioiai r riday 1.744 4.328 13.8.0
Estimate Saturday 8tV0 8.M0 1.360
Six davs this week 40 DM on 1.U 1
Same dnys last week. .. .56.713 39.174 181. in
Same day 1 weeks axo.. 32,730 32.913 102.340
Same day 3 week ago.. 84. 9.1 19.121 M.150
Same day 4 week axo. .!.6o4 to.ZH OS.bhO
Same day last year.... 34,538 31,869 39,813
The following table show the reielota
of csttKi. hogs and sheep at South Omaha
C, K. I. A P.
do cot. is.,
do rf. 4a..
Colo. Ind. 6a.
Colo. Mid. 4a..
.KM do tan. ta.
. 764 8t, L 8. w. a 4a.
. 1 "do lat told 4a.
. 4 8aboard A. L 4
4a 480. Paclfla col. 4a.
0. M.
C. A B. r. a a. 44a. 74
D. H. ct. 4a
t, R. O. 4a
do ref. 5a
tMnttllers' 4a
Erla p. 1. 4a
do tan. 4s
do cv, fia, aer. A..
do sariaa B
Gan. Eleo. cr. 4a....
111. Cen. 'at ref. 4s.
Bid. Offerad.
714 do bt. 4.
824 do lat ret.
WH.80. Railway
2H do fan. 4a
41 4 Union Parlflo
4s.
do CT
103 do lat rat. 4a
944 V. S. Rubber s..
444 U. 8. Steel Id ta.
74Va.-Caro. Chan. I
17 Wabeah lat ta....
Tn4 do lat A sx. 4.
(14 Waat. Md. 4a
7i4Vat. Elac. ot. Sa. ..
1M Wis. Central 4a
M4
. 844
. 1
:ZS
. 414
. 10:14
. 4
.110
. (W
10JH
.1144
. 474
.10S4
.1064
.
.1124
W4
M4
j
Allls-Chalmera pfd ..
Amalgamated Copper
Amarkan Atrlcultural
Am. Beat 8utar
Am. Can pfd
Am. 0. F
Am. Cotton OH
Am, H AL pfd
Am. Ic Securities....
American Linaeed ...
A marl ran Locomotive
Am. (. A R
Am. 1. A R. pfd
Am. Sugar Reflnlnt..
Am. T. A T
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolan ...
Anaconda Mlnlnf Co.
Atchtaon
Atchlaon atd
Atlantic coaat Una
Baltimore A Ohio
Bal. A Ohio pfd
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central ol New Janay
Chaaapeeke A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chleato Oraat Western...
Chleato A N. W
C, U. A St. P
C . C, G. A 8t. It
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A So
Colo. Bo. lat pfd
Cels. A 80. 3d pfd
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Producta
Delaware A Hudaon
Denver A Rio Grande
D. A R. a pfd
Dletlliera' Secvrttla
Brie
Erie lat pfd
Erie td pfd...
General BlecaVic
ureal Northern pfd
Oreat Nertkern Or etfa..
llllnota Central
Inlerborouah Met
int. Met. pfd
400
8,100
"iie
404
1.200
700,
. 1.100
. 4,400
.' " l
. 3, 70
100
. J00
. 1.000
. 1&.&00
Oloaa.
4!4 M4
4X14
444 44
424 I 41
44 '
74
64
74
iii"
wi
144
44
131
744
(44
444
134"
1424
10i'4
S4
44
121
tt)0 1144 1144
Deficiency
.33 Inches.
Deficiency
H Inches.
corresponding period In 1307,
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
Pklladclphin Prodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. . BUTTER-
Bteady; extra westarn creamery 8-1401
nearby prints 34c.
hiUUo tirm: rennayivama "i vmwi
nearby firsts, ,frs cases, 37c at mark;
current receipts in returnable cases 36o
at mark: western first, free cases, 37o at
mark; current receipts., ires cases, sou
(28o at mark. '
CHEESJ-Steady; New York full creams
choice 144c; fair to ood lSc$164c.
Minneapolis' Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. .-WHEAT
December. U4c; May, 31.024; cash: No.
hard. 31014W1014I No.
1.01S: No. 2 northern,
northern. 874fi'94o.
FLAX-31.454.
BRAN In 100 lb. sacks,
FLOUR First patents,
paunts, l.0tKj5 10; first
second clears, $3-10&3.30.
1 northern, 81.01
uMW4o; No. 3
819.50.
35.2Wti5.30: second
clears, i.3ti&VM;
Llrerpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. WHEAT Spot
auiet: No. 3. 'red western winter. 7s
future uuiet; December, 7 3d; March, 7
hA: May. 7 8d.
UUlt.N-apot quiet; new American mixea
(via Oalveslon). 6s 14d; futures steady;
October. 6s 14d: December, 6s 34d.
Toledo Bee Market.
TOLEDO, O., Oct. 8. SEEDS Clover,
cash. 8 95; October, 8.K06; December, 3915;
March, KMf, Timothy, prime, 31 80. Alsike,
rrlmo, 18.15; October, 38.10; December, 33.15;
March,
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. II. WHEAT No. 1
northern, 81.0841.074; No. 2 northern,
81.04itr 1.054: December, 31W.
OATS 40(t 41c.
bAKLEl'-Bample, 4Pfc.
No.
60c;
Feorla market.
rEORIA, 111. Oct. 8.-CORN-HITher;
eiiow. 60c: No. 3 yellow. 60c: No. 1.
No. 8. hac; No. 4, 64c.
OATS Hlaher: standard. 39c: No. 3 white.
sf.mtMe, ino. a wniie, .c.
Oils anal Rosin
NEW TORK, Oct. 3-OILS-Cottonseed.
s.esay; prime cruae, uu; prime yeuow,
36.29ro.31; Iiecember. 8o.2ikn8.23. Petroleum,
steady; refined. Mew York. 88 25; Phlla
delphla and Baltimore, 88.20;
and Baltimore In bulk. 34.70.
C2o.
ROSIN Steady; strained.
good. 84 10.
. OIL CITY, Oct. 8.-OIL Credit balances.
R ot. Runs. 354,661 bbls., average 130.975
bdis.; snipments, Z4o,W4 DDIs.. averaAe. 174.
301 bbls.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 3. -OIL Spirits tur
pentine. firm at Bsc.
ROSIN Firm. Wuote: R. 33.9073 95; D
3Tc.ti4fl0; F. $4.154.30; O, 84.3S: H, 34 35; I,
; K, 86 St: M, 35 60; N. 35.90; W. Q.
tl.W; W. W 36 75.
Philadelphia
Turpentine,
common
to
too
1,110
too
4,1110
10,700
"i(i6
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100
oo
too
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too
too
800
8,t)
700
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400
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it
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474
414
464
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182
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100
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1214
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International Harreater 84
Int. Marina sfd
nternailonal Paser
International Puma
lDwa Oantral
Kanaaa City So
K. C. (a. pfd
Loulavlll A N
Minn. A Bt. L
M., St. P. A S. I. H. ......
Miaaourl Paclflo
M., K. A T
M., It. A T. pfd
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. ol M. lat pfd
New York Central
N. T., 0. W
Norfolk A Waatarn
North American
Northern Paolflo
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
Peopla'a Uas
P.. c, C. A Bt. L
Preaaed Bteel Car
Pullman Palae Car
Railway Steal Sprint
Keadlnt
Republic Iteel
Repubilo Steal pfd
Hock Ialand Co
Rock Ialand Co. pfd
til. L. A 8. P. 14 pfd
Bt. Louta 8. W
Si. L. S. W pfd
eioei-Sheffleld t. A I
Southern Paclflo
Southern Railway
o.. Railway pfd
Tennaaaee Coppor
Texaa A Paeifle
T., St. L. A W
T , St. L. A W, pfd
t'nioa Pacific
t'nlon Paoifte pfd
I). 8. Realty
V. S. Rubber
V. S. Bteel
I'. S. Bteel pfd
luh Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Wabash
Wahath pfd
Waaler Maryland
Weetlnthouee Blactrla ....
Weetem tnlos
Wheellnt A L. K..,
Wlooonaln Central
Second aaacaainant paid.
200
IO0
100
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40)
100
I9,we
100
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8. M
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1,000
' 400
1,400
100
8,700
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Boston Stocks rind Bonds,
BOSTON, Oct. 9. Money, call loans, 44
fjo per cent; time loans, 44-'u5 per cent.
Closing Quotat'on on stocks and bonds
were:
. . 43 Amalgamated ..
. .1004 Arlaona Com. ..
..1114 Atlantic
..1044 Butte Coalition
..144 cal. A Arliona
..1M Cal. Hvcla...
..1814 Copper Rant .,
H...170 paly Weat
Atrhlaon ad, 4i..
do la
Atchleon R. R. ...
do pfd
Doaton A Maine..
Boston Rlevated .
Pitch hurt pfd ....
N. Y., N. H. A
Union Pacific ....
Am. Arte. Cham.
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tuba..
Anier. Butar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amor. Woolen ..,
do pfd
Dim. I. eV B
F.J lion Blec. Ilia,
General Klectiie .
Maaa. Electric ...
do pfd
Mass. Oaa
Vnlted Krult ....
Vnlted 8. M
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
Adventure
Allouea
.308 Franklin
, ... 41 Graaby
....191 4 Greene Cananaa
.... 44Iele Borate
....1S14 Maaa. Mlnlnf ...
....l4Mohawk
....1414 Mont. C. A C.
.... 84 Nevada
....IO84 Old Dominion ..
.... 6840cla
... ISi Parrot
....l44Quincy
. ... 17 Shannon
.... M4 Trinity
.... 4U. 8. Mlnlnf. ...
....144 V. t. Oil
.... 64Utah
.... 804 Victoria
.... 474 Winona
....117 Wolverine
.... 4 North Butta
.... 47
. II
. 444
. 44
. 14
.100
.664
. 794
. 144
. 44
. 104
. 234
: 7
. 40
. JO
. 234
. 024
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. 404
. 47
. 164
. II
. 4S4
. 4
. 424
44
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. 44
Clearing; House Bank Statement.
NEW YORK. Oct. 9 The statement of
clearing; house hanks for the week shows
that the banks hold 14.M7.760 more than
the requirements of the 35 per rent reserve
rule. This is a decrease of 1143.826 In ths
proportionate cash reserve a compared
wnn ibbi week;
The statement follows:
Dec.
Loan 3'. ri. 613.100 336.471.000
Depoelt 1,274.404.1.00 44,004,800
Circulation 61,6M,t0O l,000
I tenders 44.413.600 704,000
Specie 2o5.4S4.700 11.44.000
Reserve 314,144,400 8.S4V0O0
Reaerva required ll.no.i.-.0 12.JM.07&
Slirplua 4,647,154 143,91a
Ex-U. 8. dePOBlt 4.444,648 146,600
increase.
The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing nouse banks today was 26.53.
The statement of banks and trust com
panies of Greater New York not reporting
to the clearing house shows that those
institutions have aggregated deposits of
31,847,428,000; total cash on hand. IK,4, 247,000,
ana loans amounting to 3i,Z46,S42,70O.
good wethers, 33 30Q4 15; good to choice
eves. 4 U0.j-4.U5; fair ttt good ewe. 33 7tf
too.
y notations on feeder stock; Oood to
choice lambs. $6 OfrfM .16; fair to good lambs,
85 26(1 00; light vearllngs 34.7MHV10; hevy
yearlings, 34.766 00; old wethers, 84.00
4 36; good to choice ewes, 32.7R'u3.1&; breed
ing evres, 33. 76-6.60; yearling breeding ewe.
8.Y0OC8.OO.
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the lis principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle, hoits. Sheep.
South Omaha
Kioux City...
Rl. Joseph....
Kansas City.
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals ....
OMAHA
ma
.. 3
.. !"0
.. 5"W
..4.&H)
.. uo
3.3-10
3.21)0
3.000
s,ooo
4.000
1.3j0
5'. WO
i.i6
1,600
.6.460 22.500 ,9fr0
UBXERAL MARKET.
for the
year:
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
year
to dutv.
1800.
.. 03,335
..1.839.123
..1,666,077
corneal sd with laat
1908.
766,018
l,W9,0O3
1.6M.260
shows
t)ec.
Inc.
38.31
129.873
28.827
the average
The following table
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days wltn comparison:
Pt. I WOO. 1 1S08. lll07.7808. 11908. 1304. 1B03.
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oot.
Oct.
7 87
.... 1 86
3....
7H
884,
I. V 2HI
1 874
7 84
1 614
3 0 Oil 3 251 S 74 6 02
3 83 6 82 IS to! IS 3 til
5 62 t 81 871 ( 10 S 73 6
I 6 84 4 291 6 081 6 74 '
(4o53ai23 6 06 8 70 667
6 311 1 4 81. 6 03 BW 6 06
8 16 6 2 6 06 6 68 6 40
If. '6 98 8 32 6 bt t 13
6 20 6 07 6 30 6 00 613
Sunday. . ,
Receipts and disposition of live Stock at
the Union block yards, South Omaha, tor
twenty-four hours ending at 8 c'clock yes
terday afternoon:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Hrs.
C. M. eV St. P. Ry.
JMissoun lJaclflo ...
Union Pacific
C. A N. W.. east..
C. A N. W., west
C, St. P., M. & O
C, B. & q., east..
C, B. & Q., west..
C. Q. W
Total receipts.
15
1
2
3
2
31
Omaha Packing Co.
Omaha, from Oenver....
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Armour, from Denver...
Cudahy, from country....
Huston -& Co
L. Wolf
Other buyer
DEPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
147
'126
'lM
"ji
17
35
630
'646
793
608
37
136
1,278
mi
Staple and Fancy Prodace Prices For-
alattea ty Bayer and Mboleaaler.
BUTTER Creamery. No. 1 tiivt-.t m
the retail trade In l ib. carton. 274c; No.
1. In 80-lb. tubs, 304c: No. 3. In 1-lb car-
ton, 28c; In SO-lb. tubs. Uc: osrklna- eXnok
21c: fancy dairy, tubs, 23&24C. Market
change every Tuesday.
KOOS Fresh selling stock, candled, 24c;
No. 3, 20c. .
CrlEKbK r meet Wisconsin full cream
twins, liwl74c; Young Americas, four In
hoop, 174c; daisies, 20 in hoop. 174t174o:
cream brick, full case, 17c: block 8wim.
184'B 19c: full cream limbcrger, lbYrfKc. '
POULTRY Dressed brollnrs, 23e; springs,
14c; hens, 14c; cocks, 10c; ducks, lie; geese,
14c; turkeys, 25c; pigeons, per dot.. 81.26.
nsrl-resn caugnt, almost all are
dressed: Halibut, 12(jl3c; buffalo, 8c; trout,
lnc; bullheads. 14a; catfish. 17c; crapples,
sunflsh, c; blaok bass, 16c; whitefish,
18c; pike, 18c; salmon, 13c; pickerel, 12c;
frog legs, 46c Freeh frosen: Whitefish,
No. t 11c: round, 9c; pickerel, dressed and
headless, 8c; pike, dressed, 12c; redsnappers.
iuc; cipanisn macaerei, 10c; native mackerel,
36o each.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 rib. 18c; No. ribs.
12c; No. 3 ribs, 74c; No. 1 loin, 20c; No.
loin, 134c; No. 3 loin. 84c; No. 1 chuck.
4c; No. 2 chuck, 4o; No. 3 chuck, 44c;
No. 1 round, 94c; No. 2 round, 64c; No. 3
round, 6c; No. 1 plate, 64c; No. 2 plate,
4c; No. 2 plate, 84c.
VEGETABLES Virginia sweet potatoes,
82.75 per bbl. Celery, Michigan, 30o bunch.
Cabbage, home grown, 14o per lb. Wis
consin Red Olobe onions, 14c per id. Cali
fornia cauliflower, 83.00 per crate. Toma
toes, home grown, market basket,' 40c;
Lettuce, per do, 46c. Parsnips, turnips,
carrot. 7Dc per dot. Florida new beets,
oarrots. turnips, parsnips, etc., per dot.,
75c.
FRESH FRUITS Florida pineapples, o
to 28. 34 60 per box; grape fruit, 38 site,
nnr hriT 16: 44 size. 16 60 : 64 size. 38. Ba
nana, fancy select, 31.16Q2 00. Apples, home
grown, per bu. basket. 76c3100; market
basket, 6e. .
HIDES No. 1 green, 10c; No. 1 cured, no.
POTATOES-New, 7580o per bft.
Cotton Market. '
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9.-COTTON-
Spot, steady, unchanged, middling 13 1-15.
Sales on the spot 476 bales; to arrive now.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 9 COTTON spot
steady; unchanged; middling, IS 1-lflc; sales
on the spot. 476 bales; to arrive, S50 hales.
BT. LOL IS, Oct. 9 IU1 1UK-wuiei; miu-
dllng, 134c; sales, none; receipts, 1.2W
bftlB; shipments, 635 bales; stock, 10.8J4
bales.
3.381
morn
24
144
47 4
34
44
714
1514
644
114
43
76
1144
674
1W4
474
66
!4
164
3a
147S
1154
no
444
44
1634
1U6
3
74
414
64
44
444
40
68 4
34
lia
684
494
67 4
147
47
44
144,
444
4
44
74
44
looal eonrttles.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
lr.. 814 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha:
Bid.
Armour A Co. 44 ' 414
Cltr of Omana 44a 11612) lot
Cudehr rackln Co
Columbua (Neo.i Blaa. Lltht 4a 0434).. 144
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Oct. American securities
opened weak on the stock exchange here
today In symathy with Wall street. The
prospect of a poor bank statement In New
York Induced realizing, but the market
closed steady at the lower level.
ixinaon closing stocks
Ccnsola. mousy.
de account
Amal. Copper
Anacend
Atchlaon
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific.
Cheaapeake 4 O ...
Chloatu U. W
Chi., Mil. St. P.
I Beere
Ifenver A Rl O...
do pld
Erie
do lat pfd........
do Id pld
Grand Trunk
Illlnola Central...,
rilLVER-Bar.
13 Loulivllle A N 144
.1414
. 484
. 64
. 464
. 744
64
. 64
. 404
. 7 M4
111
.Ml
10
.... 64
131
'4
6114
.... i4
per os.
6 1-14 m.. K. A T.
.. 414 N Y. Central ...
.. 64 Norfolk & W....
..14' do pfd
..1074 Ontario w
.140 Pennaylvanla ....
..184 Jt.nd Mlnra
.. 414. Readlnt
.. 144 Southern Ry
..143 dc pfd
.. 144 Southern Pacific
.. 4e t'nlon Pacific
.. 474 do pfd
.. 344 V. S. Steal
.. 64 do pfd
.. 41 Wabaeb
.. 14 de pfd
..140 spaaiah 4a
steady at 23 11-lid,
Independent Telephone 6a (Omaha)....
International Construction Ce
Kanaaa City, Mea. A Orient pf(
Kanaaa City, Mea. A Orient eom
Neb. Telephone Stock. C, tt-div
Omaha Oaa 4a (14171
Omaha Elee. Lltht A Fewer 4 (1433).
Omaha K'e. UfBt and Power pfd
Omaha H C B. St. Rr. 4a (18!t)
Omaka A C. B. Bt. Ry. ta (.414)
Omaha A 0. B. St. Rr. pfd., 6
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. com.. 4
Omaha Water Co. 4a (1644)
Omaha Water Ce. to (114)
Omaha Water Ce. lat pld
St. Uouls 4a (1411)
tvlft and Company Stock
South Omaha Sewer 44a (1424)
8ioux City Stock Varda pfd., 4
union Cluck rente, uraaiia.
1014
444
64
10
4S
. 414
. 14
4
. 44
. 464
. 68
4
.100
44
. 71
444
. 44
. 40
. 4941,
.106
.1004
. 44
47
Aake4.
844
1024
1004
64
84
4)
84
13
44
N
1004
44
loo
101
434
78
44
I004
H
104
ill
11
v
474
Bank Clearing;,
OMAHA. Oct. 9. Bank clearlns- for In.
day were 32,S27,3G.29 and for the correspond
ing date lust year i,a,u,2.o 40.
Monday ....
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday .,
Friday
Saturday ..
Totals .
Increase
1909.
I 3.041,487.57
. 2.732.242 28
. 2.804.07.91
. 2.8u7,372.07
. 2.587.441.77
. 3,827,636.28
100.
f 2.4U626.23
2.006.876,39
2.21o'.l3.89
2.3o3.47tUiO
2,864 843.13
1,970, ISO. 40
31,940.61.88 8U,339.O5.04
over the corresponding date of
Total 494 2,678
CATTLE Receipt of cattle this
lng were very (mall, but for the week they
have been large, both as compared with
recent weeks and aa compared with a year
ago. Still the demand has been so good
that arrivals have been none too large to
meet the requirements of the trade. The
quality ot tne cattle ns been poor aa a
rule, which has been somewhat against the
market.
Beef steers have been In exceedingly
good demand all the week and In spite of
the large receipts the trade haa been active
every aay, so that arrivals have met with
very ready sale. The market as a whole
has been In a . good healthy and entirely
satisfactory condition ' s viewed from
a seller's standpoint. At the close of the
week prices on the better grades of west
ern cattle are, If anything, a shade stronger
than m week ago, while the less dsslrable
kind are at least steady,
What ha been said regarding btef iteer
would apply to the market on cows and
heifers. The demand for cattle of that
description ha buen good throughout the
week, and at the cluse prices are fully
steady, If not a little stronger than one
week ago.
Feeders and stock cattle started out very
strong, being considerably higher on M011
day and Tuesday. In fact, they were so
high that buyers showed more or less re
luctance to pay thuin. The result was that
later on In the week as receipts became
Iixrg prices eased off somewhat and at
the close are WalSc lower than one week
ago. Still after the decline tho market on
feeders of all kinds is very high, aa corn-
Dared wlLh orevlou years.
Uuotation on caiue: Oood to choice
cornfed tera, ir.&S.CO; fair to good corn
fed iteer. 66.264i7.2b; common to fair corn
fed steers, I4.7;.fu6.a; good to choice range
steers, 36.25irri.40; fair to good range teers,
44 iirhA M: common to fair range steers
83bor(p4.40; good to cholo cornfed cows snd
heifers, 34.0O'u.O0; lair to good cornfed
cowo and heifers, 3.2oi6M.OO; common to fair
:ornfod cows and heifers, 32.0Oi2j3.25: good to
fimine ranee cows and heifers, S3.iti4.i5
fair to good range cows and heifers, W
2.75: common to fair range cows and heif-
ra r v.v.i'S 2f.: arood to choice Btock
era' and feeders, J4.OOft5.36; fair to good
tnr.kara and feeders. 83.404.00; com-
mnn t.i fair stock era and feeders, a2.73&.i.40
stock heifers, 32.la3.6; veal calves, 33.50
s.76; bulls, stags, etc., sz.iaw-i.io.
Representative sales:
E. E. Youngbiood coio
.'8 feeders.. 96a 4 25 6 cows
H, Clem Colo.
3 feeders.. s3 4 50 4 cows
A. A. riarper wyo.
3 cews 916 2 26 7 steers.
17 feeder.. KM 4 10 f cowl..
Donald A. jieaion wyo.
b77 3 W 13 cows 318
60 8 feeders.. 10M
2 00 2 cows lliX)
Countryman Wyo.
3 80 13 cows 1100
4 10 2 steers... .liou
Kerr-Nb.
5 leeders .1048
995
. 993
.1120
964
60 cows
3 cows
1 bull.,
... ii
...li,70
C. R.
... 873
2 feeders.. 10. H)
Henry
29 fdeder..1058 4 10
IS cows.
3 60
3 60
4 5
8 90
3 00
4 10
8 b5
4 7S
4 75
last year 83.600,911.84.
Coftoa Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. COFFER Local
market for futures was Bteady but quiet,
with sales of 6.750 bags, Including October,
8 70c; February, 5.8f.c; March, 6 90c; May,
6.90c; July, 6c; September. .03c. This busi
ness was for local account. Initial prices
were 6 points hlKher for December, with
other months unchanged and closing were
5 points net lower for October and un
changed for others. ' There were no special
happenings during the day. Soma people
are looking for a higher market, while
others say that a dip Is due. The Havre
market closed unchanged to 4 franc higher
with sales of 10.000 bags, and Hamburg
closed 40 lower with sales of 86.000 bags.
Rio was firm and 200 rels higher at 36.60
with Santos steady and unchanged. Rio ex
chungo on London was also unchanged.
Receipts at primary points for the day
were 110.00ft bags, against 90.000 a year ago,
with Sao Paulo 91.000, compared with 75.000,
and Judlahy 72.900 against 49.800. Spot
continued firm at 7fr7o for R!o 7s and
4o for Santos 4s. Mild coffee quiet and
firm on the basis of 9114 for Cordova.
MONEY 1 41 1W Der cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills la 24 per cent; for three
months' bill. 34324 per cent.
lAv Stok market.
Oct. 9. CATTLE Receipts.
New York Mining; Stocks.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9. Closing quotations
sn mining stocks were as follows
Metal Market.
NF.W YORK. Oct. 9. MF.TAL8 The
msrket wer quiet today and generally
onchanged. Tin ruled steady at 330 45"
0 62V. Copper was nomlrmllv unchanged,
with lake quoted at 313.0otrl8.26; electro
lytic, 3U.tt4(Ul3 874: tasting, 612 60a 12. 76.
Iad was di'11 at 34 364 374. Spelter un
changed at 35.8605.86. Iron ruled steady
In tone, without further change.
8T. LOl'IS. Oct. 6.-META 1.8 Lead, firm
at 34 .274- Spelter, firm at 35 874.
, Sasrar and Melaaeea,
NEW YORK. Oct. l.-HUOAR-Raw.
firm: fair refining. 3. 7343 3-75c; centrifugal.
test. 4 234ti4-35c; molasses sugar, 3 4s"4
ISoc. Refined, steady' No. 6, 4 6: No. 7.
4 80c; No. 8. 4 65c; No. . 4.50c; No. . 4.45c;
No. 11. 4 4iV; No. 13. 4.36c: No. It. 30c; No.
14 4.30c; confectioners' A. 49Sc; Mould A.
4 6A;: rut loaf. 6.96c: crushed. 6.860; pow
dered. 6 25c: cranulated. 6 !5c; rubes. 6.40c.
MOUAr'r'KH-fillet; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice. 2tj4Jo.
Alice 144
Hrunewlck con 6
Com. Tunnel eioek... 36
de sonde 14
Cen. l al. A Va 14V
Mora Silver , 7e
Iron Silver 144
Leidvllie ion.
Little Thief ...
Mexican
Ontario
Or hlr ,
Standard
Yellow Jacket .
.. 6
.. 4
..310
. 84
..111
. 40
..It J
Merchandise and Specie,
NEW YORK. Oct. .-Importa of mer
chandise and dry goods at the port of New
York for the week ending October 2 were
valued at 316.817,419. Imports of apecle for
the port of New York for the week ending
today were 34,774 silver and 3119.589 gold.
Exports of specie from the port of New
York for the week ending today were 87:,
418 silver and 3100.000 gold.
Treaiar) Statement.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 9 The condition of
the treasury ot the beginning of business
todav was aa follows:
Trust Funds tlold coin. 3i" 402,8fi4; silver
dollars. 64 908.0U); silver dollars of 1SV0.
34,0fi7.uu0: silver certificates outstanding,
lf. taM OuO.
General Fund Standard silver dollars in
St. Lou I
ST. LOUIS.
4.000 head, including 2 600 Texan. Market
steaoy. rsmive snipping ana export steers,
86.50(i7.75; dressed beef and butcher steers.
35 2Zq.); steers under 1.000 lbs., 84.0OB6 25;
ttnrkers and feeders. 33.504 75; cows and
heifers. 83.O0fi6.26; canners I!001i2.50; bulls
!.00g4.26; calves, 33 5tVft8 CO; Texas and In
dian steers. 33.uOti6.36; Texas and Indian
cows and heifers. 820O3."5.
HOOS Receipts. .0U) head. Market lie to
30c higher. Pigs and lights, 85.264j7 60; pack
ers 37KKj7.76; butchers and best heavy
67. Si 8 00. '
SHEEH AND LAM HS Receipt, 1 200
head. Market steady. Native mutton
33.6044.75; lamb. 85 7o"7.; culls and bucks
82.70tj4.9O; stockers, 33.25 4 00.
Kanaae City LUet Stnrk Market.
KANSAS CITY, Oct . CATTLE Re
ceipts. 600 head. Including 200 southerns
Market steady: recelnts for the ui .
600 head: choice export and dressed beef
steers. 46.7.WS. -V); fair to good. M5OS6 50'
western steers, $5.75(14.76: stockers and
foi ders. 83 0X'ij5.00; suuthern steers, 33.2u
4 75: southern cow. yi.&juiS SO; native cows
2 26.i4 25; native heirr. 83.0Ot6 26; bulls
12 Oi4 00; calves. 3.1.7a 0u.
HOG Receipts. 5.000 head. Msrket 6o7
10c higher; receipts for the week. 72 HO0
head; top. 37.70; bulk of sale. 87 35t)7.6;
heavy, 37.67."0; packer and buteher
$7 50t7.70; light. r.254i7.66: pigs. 80 00(f4.o0.
N sheen on sale. Receipts for the wevk
40 0(10 head.
3 60
3 75
liglU-
the lucky adventurer reAched ono of these)
spoU, quickly did ha drlro A stake Into
the earth and nail his claim board. If ho
did not plant a flag or pitch A tent Often
that day er.d the next and tho next 'waa
heard the crack of tho rifle. Many a
rider about to claim hi prise fell In hla
tracks, and the man with ths gun stepped
In.
All this was nearly twenty years ago.
yet today there are families living wlthv
In a stone's throw of each other w
neither speak nor look as they n i
They have had land feuds In OklahJ
dating back to the run ot 1889. 'i
two claim boards were put up on
same home site, and the holders
their houses side by side, each ref
to give down. Llpplncott'a Magautlr
A Dangerous Wonnd
Is rendored antlseptlo by rtucklen's
nlca Salve, ths healing wonder tor so
burns, piles, ecsema and salt rheum.
Bold by Beaton Drug Co.
SOONER FEUDS SI ILL RANKLE
Rush for Laud In Oklahoma Twenty
Year Ago and What It
Engendered.
It Is not strange that Oklahoma has
grown with a rush, for so It was created.
Scattered here and thers on Us farms.
behind the counters of its stores. In the
offices of Its banks, Is many a man whose
eyes glint as he tells of that April day
In 1889 when the prise was to the swift
est, the day when 60,000 human beings
were massed on the frontier awaiting the
gunshot which was to start them like so
many hounds In their race for the land.
Borne had put their last dollar Into the
fleetest horse they could buy, well know
ing the value of getting there first. But
there were the hack, the pony, even the
humble mule, each with Its eager rider.
Boomer who had been living in their
canvas wagons for months on the ecige
of the promised land grasped the reins,
ready at tho signal to bring Into it their
sntlre outfit, from the tea kettle to the
last baby. And down In the "draws" and
gulches, concealed amid the timber, were
hundreds of other who had stolen over
the border by night and hail skulked under
cover like animals In their effort to elude
the vigilant soldiery.
Before the smoke of tho gunshot cleared
away, the leaders in tne tmianoma run,
as It is known to this day, had disap
peared from sight. Straggling out over
mile after mile of prairie and valley, the
multitude of homeseekers followed, gradu
ally spreading over mors and more area
as each Individual or family sought some
particular goal. They know the choicer
sites, where pure water was abundant,
the soil more fertile and the woodland
afforded shade and fuel. As fast as
A WESTERN RIVER CENTENAF
Steamboat Fanctton Dse In tke Ml
alsslppl Valley Two Yenra V
Hence.
New Tork has Just celebrated the third
century of the discovery of the Hudson
river and the first century of the advent of
steam upon that stream. The Mississippi
valley will soon have an opportunity to
have a river centennial. In 1811 A steam
boat built by Fulton, Livingston and Nicho
las J. Roosevelt, the granduncle ot the
twenty-fifth president ot ths United States,
waa launched at Pittsburg and went down
the Ohio and the Mississippi to New Or
leans. It was named sifter that city and
entered the trafflo between that point and
Natches.
The New Orleans was ths first steamboat
which appeared west of the Alleghenlea.
The centenary of Its advent will come two
years hence. All the big towns In the
Mississippi watershed ought to have some
sort of observances at that time to com
memorate this event. St. Louis and New
Orleans, as the largest towns on ths big
river, must havs some exercises which will
be appropriate to the occasion. The place
which 1S07 occupies In the navigation annals
of the eastern states and of the world Is
filled by 18U for the people who reside on
western waters.
It was 1W7 when the first steamboat ap
peared at St. Louis, 1819 was here when the
Missouri was entered by the new motive
power and 1823 had arrived when the steam
boat reached Fort Snelllng. In the. present
Minnesota, near the head of navltAlioti 011
the Mississippi. Nevertheless, 1911 will be a
date-mark which ought to secure recogni
tion from all the Important towns on the
Mississippi and its principal trlbutaiies.
The primitive craft which steamed down
the Ohio and the Mississippi In 1811 was the
advance courier of the new order. It soon
put the flatboat out of business, nnde
transit through the west's magnificent dis
tances easier than It had been previously,
and gave a spur to Immigration to the
Mississippi valley from the Atlantic sea
board and Europe which had large social
and political consequences for the country.
The deep waterway champions will, In 191L
be able to utilize, in a decidedly practical
way, the story of the career of the pioneer
steamboat west of the Alioghenles, Ht.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
Not A minute should nst when a child
shows syrrptomi of croup. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy given as soon aa the child
becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy
Cuugh appears, will prevent the attack.
euKi oy an arusgisca
BROKER AND INVESTOR
A bookltt deilBnetl to cover Ttry quMtlon rn
th relation- b9twMn th bmksr or Stock Ex
change member and hit client, the inTCator.
It pnlnia out tho advantga to be Kilned In pur.
ffhaalng Lnvestintnt Bcruntivi through a Ftock Ex
change houee, and dtvrrtbi In detail the method
of buying and telling curltlw,
We Invite requeata from Invntora for thla book
let, a copy ol which will be sent to any addreaa
without coat.
BALL & WHICKER
MEMBKRS NEW VOEK STOCK BXCHANQB
111 Brosdway 111 Tlfth ATsnu
NEW TOBX
FRACTIONAL LOTS DEALT IN
Herbert E. Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers
amA.nr. iovisionb, stock,
Jnjaba Office 1 910 H. T. Ufa aid.
1J Telephone, Bougla Ml.
tadapaviHisnt, A-aiSl and 4V3U31
'llde. and Lr4 Jioi:se In ths 'te
Dun's Report of Clearings.
4-
2 cows louo 3 SO 1 cow lt0
Hoijo Kuttipii of hos were me
est of the week thla morning, only thirty
four cars being reported 111. lhs was
hardly enough to Interest buyers or to
make a really good market. Still al
seemed willing to take on a few more
loads with the result that the early
arrivals all sold in good season. The
prices paid were on an average a shade
higher than yesterday. In fact, some sales
men were quoting the market anywhere
largely at tf.C'Htt'.ttVt with $7.60 a populur
prloe for desirable kinds and 87.C6 a tup.
Hecalpts for the week footed up shout
23.000 head, being a gain of close to 1.OO0
head over last week, but a falling off of
over 6,000 head as compared with the same
week last year. Prices have been lower
every day this week until yesierday and
today with the result that sj the close of
ths week the market Is Z.'ifitOc lower than
it wa on last Saturday and 55t60c lower
than It wa two weeks ago.
Representative sales:
No.
it...
41...
66...
14...
47...
6...
:...
47...
n...
M...
46...
6...
76. ..
6!...
...
66...
AT.
...214
...las
...161
. . .'. Si
...210
..iii
...its
...til
...tit
...263
...233
...
...JOT
...214
...Hi
...tia
ih.
M
144
60
4i)
in
M
40
40
40
Pr.
T W
1 45
I 57
7 to
7 40
7 60
7 40
1 40
T 40
1 40
7 60
7 40
7 40
T 41
T 40
7 V
10.
46...
to...
66 ..
U...
6
43...
62...
74 ..
6...
IT...
42...
b4...
70...
S3...
4J...
4:...
AT.
. . .24
,...J6
...W7
...U
...231
...2M
...183
...241
...ffl4
...224
....
.til
...Ml
. .
...2W
...210
SB.
240
Pr.
7 42V,
7 42
1 61 '4
7 42i,
7 62V,
7 42 V,
7 42',
7 62V,
7 42V,
7 45
7 46
I 43
1 43
7 45
7 U
7 67V,
but only
LIT Stock Market.
Ia.. Oct. (8peclal tele-
bead; mar-
20U
llonx City
giorx citt.
gram) CATTLE-Receipt
Set nominal.
HOGS lte elpta I.OOD head;
strong: rang of prices, 7.4oi7.70;
sales, 7.Mi)".iM,
market
bulk of
SHEEP Stll the sheep come
five double decks were received this morn
ing and they were consigntd direct tu a
pucker. The week's run of approximately
144,000 head Is the larfiat ever received on
this market.
Yesterday's closing trade was rather slow
and draetgy, owing to the unwillingness of
buyers to load up with supplies at the
latter end of the week. Prices suffered no
material break, whatever, and while In
some cases, values appeared to be a shade
asler than at the opening, the hulk of
receipts changed hands at quotably steady
prices. Only a few strings were carried
over till today, mostly feeder toek.
The general market has acted very
creditably under the big runs of the psst
few days. No decline of consequence is
noticeable, rave perhaps on fat lambs, the
medium and fair grades being almost 26c
lower than last Haturday. Really choice
lambs would probably not sell over lualic
lower. Obivlously. the demand for both
killers and feeders has been very broad,
the big end of each day's run being sold
on the day of arrival. Killing sheep are
closing right around 10c lower with feeder
sheep steady to easier and suitable feeding
lambs somewhat stronger, If anything,
than a week ago.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
lo choice lambs, 8e Mn6 7b; fair to good
lamb, 44 Jf.'no good light yearlings. 44 ;0
tla.20; good heavy yearlings. 84 tr'di.8Q,
good to choice wethers, lli40, fair to
I
Bank clearing! for September continue to exhibit remarkable g sin as eempared wi'hhs
eorreepondlng pariod In previous year, and the vary large payment! through the banks,
Incident to the openlag of fall trad, teatlfyVo a satisfactory volume of business. Total
exchanges for th month, according to the statement Issued by R 0. Dun Co., Including
all cities In th United States and embracing 110 leading center, wer tU,463,7T8,982, an
increase ef 21.3 per etnt, compared with th corresponding month lut year snd
ef 7.8 per eent. compared with 1901 Almost all eltle report gains over last year,
but at New Orleans, Loultrllls sua Ban Francisco thsre are still small losses compared
wilh 1900, reflecting loeal conditions. Th very large looreaa at New York City Is to a
greater extent than usual a reflection of conditions In general buslneas(at that center, as
stock operation do got provide s largs a proportion of payment as In soms former year.
In New England all eitieeshew gains ever last year, the Increase being very large at Boston,
while at MTeral ether points, notably Prevtdeoee, Hartford, Worcester and Springfield
there ar also good gain a In the Middle States Philadelphia now shows s gain ever both
last year and 1904, and at Pittsburg there 1 a smll gain eorapartd wlih th latter year.
Condition ia th iron trad ar now praotioally normal and th effeot of tut will probably
soon be seen In bank olearlrgt. Almoit all other eitlet la this section report larger elearitigs
than In either year. Baltimore, Richmond, Norfolk, Atlanta, Augusta and Jacksonville In
th South Atlantic States make Increased returns, and the gain over lSJd denote marked
activity la that seoiion. At many cities in the Middle South, notably St. Louis, Memphis,
Chattanooga, Nashville, Knox rill, Houston and Little Rjck, prosperous conditions
are reflected in largely Increased bank payment overall preceding year. Ia the Middle West
payments through the banks eontinue ot record breaking proportions, and none of th
eltie report osr a oomparsd with thla period in any preceding year. At Chicago,
Milwaukee, Iodlsaspolis, Cleveland, Detroit, Columbus and Dayton th gain are very large.
In th Far West Kansas City, St. Paul, De Moines, Omaha, St. Joseph and Denver atlll show
heavy gains over all preceding year, and at almost all other point In that section Increase
ar noted. Almost all eltle a the Paclflo Coast provld good gain or' former years, but at
Baa Francisc and Oakland tbr are loss ia th comparlao with 1906, on aeeeunt of th
largs payments Incident to settlements following th Are in that year. Comparison I wad
below ot bank exchanges by seetiont cohering three year; also th average dally figure for
the year to (iatei
Hrrrmrits.
Nw juighijiu ......
MKlille
Moil 1 11 AtlmiUt
touiitbei u
Central Weal
WeeLeru
fat, lie
Total ,
Mew Veracity
United (tUtea
Averse ilallr 1
6pirluUcf ,
tiu4
ill.
June
,
Ai.rll
turiii
Feuruery
JauuMiy .... .......
1008.
70lv. u.lltl
UJl.ui,Uil
II , 7,'i.'l .1-1
iiDjiu.ii;
l,H4,lii..:'.M
u-ib's ;-i
;jiiaijJ.s.'i
l, .11111,40.', o.ts
s.4 ,a,.iu,ui7
gU.40s.778.ilsS
S-.:W,71.0OO
i)17.4H4,liK,
2 J 1 . H n . ou
64.1, iu'.'.ovO
6i,m ,ono
6j..(j;
4 r. (i7,ikh)
(lOU. I.1.US
64U.lUe.OOU
lens. .
r,33iin,llI7
Vmi.nl l,,' II
Jtl-.4Y,i4
6J4 . 1 1 l'l
l,:l 2.II;4,7H7
4-2..1 W,-ll
Hitt.UlU.hiO
4,31W.v4 '.'.111
u,;v2,4-3, 11
U,lU-7l,i;l
S444 IWtt.OOU
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a 7 ,.0l V.uoo
4 M.t'iil is'0
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7,7.'.l.isji
4.)i.Vlo.uoo
P.C.
4-2.0
-rl
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H.S
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1I.1
17.0
ia i
20
21.S
S13
81.4
. S
14 7
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41 S
'2 4 0
31 I
,2.!
10O4J.
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11,Ull,2 7i
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1,V2 ,','IUJ.I.MI
ii.'iti.lnt
a;o,uu.i47
t '2lu. .U,4UO
rl.Hl J.;1 ,940
412.02W, 7111,449
592,075,OOO
4VeJ,ii'.u,uuo
4o7,im;)iKiO
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434,370.000
TO.
41
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2S.S
1S.7
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.
19 4
80
1
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SO
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16 0
IS
is
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In th far Weat alraoat vry city maka larger returns than In previous years, Minne
apolis, wbtrs there is a toa eempared with laat year, due to special local conditions, being
th enly conspicuous exception. Very large increase r reported by 6t Paul, Kansas City,
Omaha, St. Joseph, Des Moine atd Douver. Th figure In detail follow:
sr-riussa.
MlbUMLtflU
BU faiil
lee Metuea
Biuox Citr
jTooarl
4J4lr LaeiSs .
kuiuitij
6t Jusesil
(eal
franeet ....
tscwia
W 1,1,114,
I tpeaa
t Mirer .,
Culoraa (( ..
Fuetiltf .....,..
Swffe
Suwi rail.....
Weslar ......
ISO.
P7.3"ljins
7.i74,-o7
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4tl7.iu4
4,.l..(i b.M
f0.'i.l.iN4
Vt.o7 7 il.St
6l.tOrfAil7
1.4 70.IUU
s-7n.iMin
11.7011 WOO
tf.4IV.Vu4
K. -77.4 It)
S.S74JI10
t.l4l.ie
t.4,OS,53S
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ll:i.fc17.4HS
4H.7H.40J
121HI) 3 0
S il.iW.A'iS
4,!t,711
4L,.ia J
167.iijM.4i
vi ,14
bu..ia 117
4 I'id Jit
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a.7ti4 .. m
II.I4U.VVI1
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ssjseTs
140 8
111
14)08.
K0.I1IM.024
rti.Un.alt
lo.4 i.h!l
7.411. 77
4.'3U.4U4
'3 J.l.-6
100.4l7.77il
Is JVnO.64
Ss.lsA.r34
1.VH1VI.734
4 403.7&4
4.3 7.1
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sX,l'47,K4
3.47J.M3
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