THE BEK: OMAHA, THURSDAY, OCTOBEIt 21, 1909.
CRA1SASD PRODUCE MARKET
Liquidation in Wheat Radical Last
Few Day.
V
.lamp Orel the I. In at Ike First Sign
if flacktalai in t I nak Ie
niand Rrrrjpla .
Liberal.
Are Still
OMAHA. Oct. 20. m.
ouldtion In Klmt has been radical
the past few day. Traders turned beailsh
quickly at the first - sign of slackening
ri-rnand.
, Receims have bia and are (till liberal.
hut have been well absorbed by tbe (lour
mills, who have stocked up well in aa
lain', fin thlM fron
I'nrn Im Hhc.winar aurnrletns strength
and further ailvini!i are liable, while
i. h.,ia a.-tiva With an early
movement of new crop, the further future
should decline. , .
wini nf and .luirrtan again ana
Viiivrfi. ft.r. hiiiti hftd from the market.
fault wheat wa very slow, compared to
i h. a,ir,.nt aviatinv laat week. 8tocka
have Increased very materially and further
declines are evident.
i. ...ii ,rV artm and values con
i.,,,. .ir,.r Ruvlna wtl aeneral and of
u.)d character- and the. shipping demand
I Improving. Receipt are expected to
Vicrease and might check the advance fur
the time being. . ... . .
Primary wheat reoelpta were 1.688.000 bu.
ai.mment were 721.000 bu.. againat re
eel nm laat year of 1,14,000 bu. and ship
ments of 177.000 bu. .
Prlmarv corn reoelpta were 3G8.000 bu. and
shipments were t3.0u0 bu., against receipt
laat year 01 JUti.OUO BU. ana snipmenue ui
15R 000 bu.
Clearance w ere 60,000 bu. of . corn, none
nf oat and. wheat and flour equal to
Wl 0110 bo. . .
Liverpool closed HJVd lower on wheat
and Uil hither on corn.
Leading option at Ktnaai City ranged
aa follow;;
Open. High. Low. Close.
W heat I
December .... 1 W9 1 02S 1 01 1 MSB
May 101 103 101 103
Corn '
lecmbe .... . 6 SStttT" M-V P9'4.B
May W4I , MVi 904 61HB
p A asked. B bid.
Oaiaa Cah Prleea.
WHEAT No. 3 hard. tl.OJHiffl.OSH; No.
nam, i.w-ai.ira; r)o. nara, rrvw: ro. .
xprlng, ll.014ivl.om; No. I prlng, 11.0031.01
INo. 4 rpnng, rftcQi 11.00.
CORN No. 2. 6?4ao: No. I. 57Uc: No.
f.f,o; Ni , t yellow, 67-4c; No. I yellow,
674tc; , 2 whit. ESiiWWo; No. I white,
r.f
OATft No. 1 mixed. SWVMf JTo: No. I yel
Ilw. SlasTic; No. 3 white, 44f 884o; No.
V) wnue, Jirisc; atanaara, a :.
RTB No. 2. 6o: No. 3, S6Sttc
Car Lot Receipts,
i Wheat. Com.
Chicago .; '. 28 141
Minneapolis 109 . .
Omaha 68 24
Duiuth .,..i.. .,...,414 :
Oat
144
38
CIIICAUO RAI Alf V FROVIBIOKS
Weak Opening; la Wkeat roUewca by
Lively Reacttonv ...
CHICAGO, Ocu 2. Wheat: traa active
and strong today,,' the market rloetng firm,
December So higher. Com and oats
Advanced also and provisions ahowed sub'
tantlul sains.
A weak opening In wheat wag followed
by a reaction which, was accelerated by
reports of a renewal of the strong milling
demand In .the northwest, which yester
day apparently had reached It height. An
advance In the eashr wheat -prices la the
northwest helped to counteract the effect
of the falling off in tbe cash wheat figures
in the southwest., jinonnoiu shipments oi
flour from the northwest also strength'
ined the market Wheat spread over
range of 144a. Foreign cables. were bearish.
new crops of Russian and Argentina wheat
Being I reel y ottered aoroaa.
Rain over a great area of the com belt
was bullishly influential In the corn mar'
ket. Tiiefef TWaara-ioriatttngo aaailia7e front
'ic in October to Witliw in .lteuomDer.
In the oats market the range was from
'ic, marked tip against the July option to
Ho for December. - A
Active, trading succeeded recent . dullness
In the provleions pit and prices were
marked up 10fp22Vjv Mhdrta covered nearby
futuree, chiefly lard, and an Investment
demand for January products was in evl
tlrncv. '. . .
ihe lee.dinc futures ranged as follows:
patent. -,.VY,iH JO; flrt clears, i 4MJ4.6u;
c nl clear. H M .
r'LAX f losrd. tl.MV
KW IIHK liKVRR.tt, MARKET
Qaotalloat ft the Par Varlona
foramnalitlee.
NKW YonK. Oct. FlrOfrR.-Ra-
eelpls, .i70 bhls.; export", 14.1100 bhl. ;
ai'let. with prices "tenor ana tmensnaen;
Minnesota patents. K m f: . winter
sttaiKhfs, IS 2ar).4i); Mlnn.e.t bakers,
4M(i4W. winter exits. HVa4K)) win
ter patents. ...fit4j'o.7; winter low grades,
M.Wdtko, kanniu strslghts, , t4.!j.'.lf..
Hye flour, steaily; fair to . good, 4.U
b4 20: choice to fahcy, $4 ni..jo. IHick-
whest flour, dull; 4-.3f. nominal, per 100
piuttds. . .
( ornmkaii pteaay; tine white and
yellow. ll.finfll &B; coarse, $1. 40-31. 45;
kiln dried. ,3.60 91.56.
ItTB Firm; No. 2 western. SOTi. t o.
b New York.
BARLEV- On let: feeding 0C2o. nom
inal, f. o. b. New York.
H i K Firm: No. 2 western. Sit. f. o b..
New York.
WHEAT ReoelOt. 219 SOO bn. .exnorts.
bu.: spot, firm; No. i red. il.Kl1;
domestlo elevator; No. t red. nominal f. o.
af oat: No. 1 northern huluih ll lttm.
nominal, f. o. b. afloat: No. 2 hard winter.
$1.214. nominal, f. o. b. afloat. The strength
or corn was a lesdlna factor In the half
cent advance- which occurred In whent
today, aftr a rather poor npenlnsr.- Ad
ditions Influences were large clearances,
the firmness In northwest markets and a
big demand from shorts near the clos.
Lest prices showed e to k" net rise.
1 lecemHne tl lift:. J ai 11V. U.u
H llfiMlv.; closed, $1.114.
' vnn-tteceipts, mi.; exports, u.-
9S bu.; spot, firm: No. 2. Wc. elevator:
OHo delivered and 70Uc f. n. h. afloat: No.
2 yellow, 71V4c, all nominal. Option market
was stronger with the west, closing Ha
net htrher. nrmhr. miCTTWicr closed.
70V4c; May closed, Kttyc.
is ti"Ciipts, 6,ot Dtt.: spot, stenoy:
mixed. JOiM pounds, nominal; white, 2'oSl
pounds, 4:fii414c; clipped white, . i4i
pounds, 46Mr484c
mai uulet: sh mnlnr no. 3. O0c:
good to choice. $1.00tyl.05.
HOPS titeadvi state common. J1KJ9C:
1908, l21c; I'aclflo coast 1909, J5WB0O;
108, 1721e.
HIDES Klrni: Borota. 22c: Central
America, 22c.
LEATHER Steady; acid, 2!0IOt).
PROVISIONS Beef, quiet; family, 114.00
ft 14.50; mesa, $11 00 1 1. 50: beef hams,
!24.002 00: Packet. 1 1 1 00 if 1 2 60: city
extra India meas. I21va21.50. Pork, firm:
family, $28. 6027. 60; short clears, 124.00
zn.ttn. . ...
2rt00. Cut meats, unsettled: pickled bellies,
118 5(Xffl4.2S; plokled hams. J12 6V(t 18.00. Lard,
strong: middle west. IU.9fal3.06; refined.
firm: continent. Il.TZti: South America.
iia.no; compound, s.iijlow.
tn.u, bn auy , . aumesiic, i'isio; pain
5-6 tic.
TALLOW Steady; city (12.00 per pkg.).
fitr; conntrv tpKgs. ireet. tilTBe.
BUTTER Firmer: creamery specials
81H'&32o; extram, 0V4!?31o; third to firsts
2M(2K(c; process, 2fliii27Vfcc; western fac
tory. 2.1'! 26c; Imitation creamery, 264; 27c.
Httb.Sh; b lrm: state full cream kmc-
lals, ltfW u 17c; state full eraam specials.
iancy. lbc; state tun cream specials, oom
mon to good. 12".4ili14c: skims full to sdbc-
ials, 6fil4c.
EGOS Firm: state Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, white, 8!X5'42c; stats Penn
sylvania and nearby (fathered, white.
2h37o; state Pennsylvania and nearby,
Drown hennery, ssnw: gathered brown,
27(&32c: western extra first. 2RtfWc: first.
25to2fic: seconds, 2324Vc.
FOULTRY Dressed. weak: western
chickens, 1316c; fowls, 12Vi&lulc.
WKATHKB IBf . THE . URAl.V BELT
.Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh. Iow. Clo. Tea'y.
!k 'Wheat
T Pec.
May
July
t 'urn
Oct.
Pec,
May
July
Oat
Ieo.
May
July
Pork
Oct.
Jan.
r May
Lid-
No'v.
Jan,
May
nu.s-
(1 onH'i M4
1 04SV
s .
6(i-'ii;i(8is'(i
air- .
1 06-V
G04
6'4:
18 424
ljiri
11 nr
10 H7Vi( II 06
10 7
, Jan'.l
i May 1
ii is"
70
SO
40',
f.4i
n-4t
1 03H 1 04H
1 04Vkl
18 47V
18 25 '
12 MW
11 so
W724
M 10'
-xrr
68'4!5S:
OOitU1
;t4
tl
18 42H'
U IV
11 85
11 86
10 tTM
io yv
79
0
C04
I
' j 40
424
Ti Mi
23 36
18 46
18 25
12 62H;
11 6
11 06
10 78SM
11 25
79,
' 7
106H
1 OfiW
pi
o4
6i
61 Vi
60H
4034OVf
42
y 4
28 35
1 DO
It OTVi
12 20
11 7i
10 24
lt o
11 15
8 62H
8 l
Bhtirt
No. 1
fash quotation were as follows:
s KliOUR-Steady. . .'
RVK-Nn. 2. 72ii74o. - ' '
BARLEY Foed or mixing, 6263lto; fair
to choice malting, 57Vwo.
HKKDS-Klai. No. l southwestern. $1.68:
No. I northwestern, $1.88. Timothy. M.HtXit
x rn
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. $23.62
vizj.it). Lrftra. per iwi bk., iiyjiovic.om.
Short ribs, side Uoose), iu.ooilz:
clriu- sides (boxed). 811. ion 12 uO. -
Total clearance of wheat atid flour wars
equal to H'tMV bu. primary receipt "were
l.Mt.000 bu., compared tvillt l.liH.OuO bu. th
corresponding day a yaur ago.
fCstlinaUd receipts for ttmiutrnw: Wheat,
II cars; corn, 168 cars; uis, las oars; lioas,
i8,0n0 head. . .
liL'TTKU Bteady; . croamerlea, 2ff30c;
dallies. iV!rt28c.
KtitlS steady ; receipts, -&( cases; -at
tuaik, rases included, livo ; ftrms, 2au; prime
flratK, .
CMKKtSIS Firm; daisies. ICfrlftc; twins.
IfiMl lj4c: young Americas, IwhJoc lung
horns. t.StjlKc. . '
l'OTATiKS Steady : eholca. to fancy,' 52
(i64c; fair to good. taK'. r
POl'LTRY Steady; turkeys, J6c; chick
ens. 12c: irlhas. 12c. v
VEAI-Dull; 60 to 00 lbs.. 7(iTV,c; 60 to 86
li'S.. it'u.v. to liv ids., yxiioc.
TJasettlrsl, with Probably Showers and
No Ckanare la Tesnperatar.
OMAHA, Xct. 10. 1S08.
The area of high pressure that has pre
vailed over the central and .eastern por
tions of the country sine Sunday Is slowly
and gradually moving off the Atlantlo
coast. Th area of low pressure, reported
In th extreme northwest, Tuesday morn
ing, haa extended down over the north
em Rocky Mountain slope and upper . Mis
souri valley, and Is accompanied by In
creasing cloudiness- and unsettled weather,
and was preceded by light showers through
out th central valleys last night. Cooler
weather is shown on th Atlantic coast
and heavy and killing frosts oocured In the
lower lake region and eastern states. Tem
peratures are much higher in the central
valleys and are slightly higher . In ths
northwest, They are somewhat lower. In
tbei-fTtauHtutn ndlstr-i?ts.,)J,u.h Ui.-tea.ipt,!
iow pressure moving aown irorn, tbe north,
west, conditions are favorable for un
settled weather, with shower in this icln-
tty tonglht and Thursday, with nor Import
ant change in temperature. - , v
itecora of temperature and nreclnltatlas
compared with the corresponding day of
thu last three years.
. 1909. 1908. 1907. 1908.
Minimum temperature .... 44 ; 61 . 88 4
rrectpitation 13 -.00 .00 .02
normal temperature for today, W degree.
Deficiency In nrecloltatlon ainea Mr, i
2.01 Inches. ........ - ,
Deficiency correenondina narlui in i&m
S.3fi Inches. . . . . j..
Deficiency corresponding period In 1307,
6.85 inches. -
I A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Kansas City Uraln and Provisions.'
KANSAS CITY. "Oct! 20 WTITCATt7n '
changed; No. 1 hard. $1.07(61.08; No: 8. II f
1.08; No. 8 red, $l.2251.24: No. S, $1.20(2.1.22:
December, $1.0294, bid; May, $L0S; Juln..nO
Ulll.
UUHN-Unchsnired to 4e hlirhriie- -.'r, n
nuxea, iV4c; M 8. 81c: No.' 2 white, t!2V4c
No. 3, fi2trt2Hc; December, 59H,S9Vic, bid
May, 614i&ilHo. bid: Julv. Te. hlrt.
OATS Unchanged; No. white, 4041O;
RYE 7015 74q.
HAY Unchanged tlk XAr tilirksr- Khnlna
timothy, $12.Xvri2 SO; choice prairie,'! $9.69
ivi; cnoice airaira. I15.7MI18.76.
BUTTER Creamery exerts. SSUci" firsts.
$7He; seconds, 264c: -packing stork. 22Hc.
EGUS--Extrse, -26Hc: ftrsU. 24,4ft: seconds
snrr. aimes, s:c; purrent, receipts, 31Ho
soutnerna, loss orr- 14c. k -
Local range of options; " -''
NEW YORE STOCKS AND BONDS
Helief Fails to Come for Dull and
Hesitating; Tone of Speculation,
LONDON DISCOUNT BATE RISES
Anatber Jamp Expected la flank of
Kasjland Charstea Kesanaptloa of
Interior Demands for Car
reney Looked For.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20 The dull and hesl-
taTlng tone of the speculative Interests in
stocks was unrelieved today; Prices did
not move along In any one direction anl
tbe action was confused by contrary move
ments going on at the same time.
The more prominent Issue, in which the
Greatest part of th market dealing have
een concentrated for a long time past.
were heavy In tone. At the same time spe
cial stocks of a less conspicuous cias, ana
including some low priced, nondlvidend
payers, were pushed upwards. The Imme
diate condition of the local money market
wau not such aa to force liquidation In that
the banks were not actually calling loans.
Supplies of loanable funds. In fact, were
somewhat more liberal. The suspicious dis
position of the trading clement toward the
market was manifested in the way they
Interpreted even this seemingly favorable
development.
It was argued that these funds were sup
plied bv former la.ru a holders of stocks,
who had been selling out at a- profitable
level of price recently, prevailing and were
lending the money on account of the more
attractive Interest rte at present We
yond the Immediately easier tone of the
local money market, however, the money
outlook was regarded as unassuring. The
sustained strength of the foreign exchange
market for this week continued today. The
nrivetar discount rate in London today rose
to strove the official discount rate estab
lished last week and It was taken for
,n ni,A th.t tomorrow would see a further
riu in Hank of Enaland official dis
count rate, probably by V4 per cent, and
possibly by another full 1 per cent. Con
tinental exchanges moved moderately in
favor of London today and the private dis
count rate at Paris advanced In response
to theMA itevelonments.
In ttila country the exchange at Chicago
moved against. New York again and a re
sumption of Interior demands for currency
wan looked for. The publication of the
figures of the country's foreign trade for
September showed a further large increase
in v.lna nf Imiuirt,. which served to re
duce the trade balance again In favor of
this country and thus to help to explain
the strength In the foreign exchange mar
ket and the lack of an unexpected supply
nf exchange to provide for remittances in
pajment of maturing loans abroad. Are
,r, nt u fnntemnlsLted issue of new Chi'
earn A Northwestern stocks was greeted
with a sharp decline In that stock and was
a reminder of other necessities for new
cunitiat nverhanelna the market. Bonds of
the international rump company
rf.rH limn here and In toreign marneis.
n. niacin, nf new American issues abroad
usrareated another pnase oi mo queonuu u
1... t. u nnnl tal in n. wrv that mtffht
nnamin oa . substitution or fundlhE of
borrowlnas from foreigners and
thus relieve me linroeaiaie ,o""uu" l"
repay them. Money marsei iur,
rictantiv mixed to exolaln the halting
tone of thO speculation wnicn nin iu
within a restricted rang mrougnoui me
. ' , i...
Honiis were neavy. imi aairo, v
MftuftA iTniteri States 2s declined Mi per
cent ana tne regular, w
bid price on call.
Number of sales ana leading quoiauuou
nn atncua were II) OWI
HHt. .nin. u. vi'
flees. $2S,75 972; In banks to credit nf treas
urer oi l nilea eiaiee. jni.ra; suo-
sldlsrv silver coin. 8m.271.7s6; mhior coin,
$1,712 2"1. Total balance In general fund.
$?1U.7K. -
ew York Meney Market.
NEW YORK. Oit. J0-MONEY-H)n call,
firm, 4j4V4 per cent; ritltng rate,. 4V, pet
cent: closing bid, 4 per cent offered at
W per cent.
TIME LOANS Strong; sixty months, H
per cent.
(RIME HCiKtAlNllUti lrr.R-JH
per cent.
KTLK.L1M r. xt :I1A is u r Actual mii-
ness In bankers b Is at 4 83 per cent t
4 80 per cent for sixty day bills and 4 W.K)
for demand.
COMMFRCIAu RILLP 4.82'84.M per cent.
SILVER Mar. 61c; Mexican dollars. 43o.
PONDS Government, weak; railroad,
heavy. ,
The following are the closing quotations
on stocks and bonds:
8. ret. K reg....Wlnt.' Met 44
6a coupon Int. M. st. W Tl
. I. la. re( 101H Japan 4a v4
to coupon Iaiu Ac 4m H
V 8. a, M 11V K. f. So. 1st Is TH
An ro'ioon 1I74 I. .8. ib. 4a HMj
Allla-t'hal. lat 6 ... MttM. ft N. anl. S
ib Aa la IM M.r K aV T. lat 4a
Am. T. T. er. 4S..10M4 do .n 4a. ....... 14
X
M. I.onla General Market
ST. IAH'IS, Oct. 20. WHEAT Futures,
luglier; caxh, lower; No. I red, $1.22ul.2
.No. I hard, lldwtt.llW; December, tl.0tHii
LOSS; May. $V0V'rt LOT -v.
CORN Higher; track, '!Cri. ,3 cash. ClVio;
IKtceinber, '"- ''(" 'c ;, I ay, Hllc; No. 1
a bite. 6 ' - ; .
(JATS lliuhcr: No. J rth, Itl'CKr.; De
(tuber, 3S';c; Mr. UV'iOi 1")' white,
4l'44j42 . . .
It Y K steady ar .li'
aU-aJy
clih kriis.
W -ic
ItM'LTRV
xi'tliigx. livc; kUiky,' l;'p lie I ducks, 10'ri-;
HI TTKR-Steady; creameryr$4'a'30c
l-:u;s-steady at 23c. .
r ltrK I'licliaiiged; red winter patents
1.1. itcys.tW; extra fmicy and strulrht, So.lOt
nam winter clears . J4 (XH 4. UO.
KK K I Timoih v. W.7;vo;i..VJ.
ORNMKAL-3.ia"
IIHAN-Si. silj ; K.rki'd. u;J.ti ;i(k, $1 J
(U 1 v.
HAY Steady; UimtfUy, $!! 00J W); prai
rie. I1U WII ii IV.
IRON CuTToXTIlts-suv
HAOOINti-iiV ' ,
H KM P TWINE-
PROVlSltlNr
1.13. I.fclO. nignrr; prima aliMlll. $!2.aru
ll.TO. Dry slt meats. uncliai,K,i ; boxed
extra shorts. $12 (a; clear ribs. $c 00; short
clears. $13 IV Haisin, uwchunged; boxed
. xiiu sli.iit. $i:t.o; clear nlm, lu.tiO; short
i iruif, au.k. i
, i- . Recerpt. Shipments.
ri.ltll. tioie. It. 410
lieat. bu i , 1:n
bu ,. Ktti
bu , 6.1.2US
SIONS Hoi k. iinclianged; i-liijln'g,
md. hlglier; prima i,Mni. $!2.rn
14 2
.
Mluneaalls Grain Market.
v ail.,E.roi.ici. tv. w-n iir.AT 1 e-
Tvinher. f i 02; mixed. II. Ou. Cajib: No.
Iird. $l.iW'iil.(ai; No.
I ; No. 1 northern,
$1 UOl.it 1.01
PR4N In lOO-poiind aaekH. $l :&
fclAJI'R Flrel teiits. $." M4itu, second
. I northern. $1 04V,4T
l.tuoi OJii; No.
Articles. Open. High. Low. Closs.l Yes'y.
Wheat. I
Do....r
May...
Corn ., I
Pec....
May...
Oatf-- . 1
Dec....
May...
. 98
99
6r,4,!
67T4
. 'I
37
40
I
9Vt
99 !W4 98
99 991 9
66S 6 56S4
67T4 68SI 67 !4
37 17! 87S4
4 40 I 40
Keof lnts: .w heat. 124. UT. bu Mm m drn
du : oats, tv.taju DU.
Shipments: wheat. 100.009 bu earn. M nnn
du. ; oats, .u.vuo ph.,
' Pkiladelpkln. Prod ace! afar ket.
PHILADELPHIA,. Oct..' t. BX'TTER
Firm, Vto higher: extra western creamerv
$3e; nearby prints, 84c.
. KQGS Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby flrets,- free eases, 2e at mark: cur
rent receipts In returnable cases, 37c at
mark; western firsts; -free cases, 28c at
mark; current receipts, , free oases, 2427c
at msrK.
CHEESE Firm, higher: New York
full -creams, choice, lKj'lbHo; fair to good
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 90.-WHEAT-Snot
rea western winter. Ys J'-,
utures, firm; December, 7s Much
7s 7-d: May. Ts 6Vd.
CORN Spot, quiet; new" American mixed
via Oalvrston, is Id; futures, steady; Oc-
luurr, oa, iecemDer, fts a'4d.
Toledo Seed ' Market
TOLEDO. O.. Oct. 20 SE EDM-Clover,
cash. I.12V4: Octobei, $!J2,4; leceinbcr
$.22V4: March. $!.37W: Nil 8.'. 1LK4- -No J
8S.65; rejected, $.V45; no eta,bllshed grade,
$ 7S. Timothy, prime, tl.). AUiIke prime,
a.vu; uctuoer, es.wj; neceoiper. fJ.W; March
O..Ti. i . .
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Oct. 80-CORN-Steadv; No
yellow, 04o; No. I yellow. fOiio; No.
8oc: No. I. 04c.
oai s-steady; No. I white,. SSfcto 40c; No.
wnite. aic.
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Oct 30-FLOl'R-steady
WHEAT No. 1 northern. $101: No. J
liorini-ro, aiuiTi(.ui uattltlDnr, 11.04.
tATS 41M742C,
bAKLKY Samples, HfjtiHc.
4'of too Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. lO.-COFFKE-Coffoe
futures closed steady at net advance of
I to 10 points. Sales were reported of 70 Sot)
oags. including December at I kwytOt.c
January. Ufc, Maroh, .lMj soo;1 May. 30
mjti; juiy, u.2t-(j.aoc: s-titsmber. .!
jc. hi mai Kei, suaav: nio No, T. 8 l-Ko
nominal; Nu. 4, 8ii Mild, uulet; Cordova.
"aaar aad
NKW YORK, Oct
steady; fair refining, St-;
teet, 4k.'; mulase, s MiKar,
steaily.
Mols
20.T-SCUAR Raw.
ceiitrlfiiRsl. Ari
i ..Ac; refined
M
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474
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6844 M
m In
m lr
141H 141H
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1 1IM ' MM
400
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1,1M
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' 209
oo
14.HI0
0 Htt
Allla-nialmars pfd .'
Anwlfainatsl foppal ..'... 17,4nO
Amarlran Atrli'ultural .... 40
Am. Beat Sugar... I,
Am. Cu pld '
Am. C. ft 9 ,
Am. Cotton Oil 1.400
Am. H. ft U Dtd
Am. Ire Securities
A marl a a Llnaad .....
American Ixicomotire ..
Am. S. B...
Am. 8. ft R. pM
Am. Rurar Ratlnlng....
Am. T. A T -,.
Am. Tobacco pfd..wv..
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining 0.
Att-hlaon ,. .........
Atrhlaon t'a : ...;
Atlantis' CoSat l.las.tft.h i
Baltimore ft Qpia..
Hal. A Ohio otd...
Iiathlobam 8tMl 104 14
Brooklm -Rapid TT..-...... l.tOO 7H
Canadian Paclfiu l.'w 1S
Cantral Lasthar U,60 4144
Central .Leather pld W iw
Central of New Joraey
Chaaapeake ft Ohio T.ano I'v,
Chicago aV Alton ll 4
Chicago Great Waatom,.... I.IDO H'i
Chicago ft N. W ' l.too 1
C...M. ft St. P. !. U914
C, l. ft St. U. I
Oolorado T. ft I - 7,400 OiVi
Colorado ft So
Colo, ft So. lat pfd,
Colo, ft So. 2d Did
Conaolldatad uaa a
Corn Prodiu-U
Palawan ft Hudaon
Danvar ft Rio Grand
D. ft R. G. pfd
Msilllara' Bacurltles
Krl
Brla 1st pfd
Brie id ptd
General Elautrlo
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Or ctf ..
Illlnola Cantral
iitsrborOiigli Mat
Int. Met;- pfd '
International HaneHar . .
Int. Marina pfd
International Paper ......
International Puma
Iowa Central
Keneaa Cllr So
K. C. So. pfd
Loulevllle ft N
Minn, ft St. L
M , St. P. ft 8. 8. M
Miaaourt Parlflo
M., K. ft T
M . K. ft T. pfd, ei-dlT..
National Blacutt
riatlonal .Lead ,
N. H. H. of M. lat eta...
New York Central
N. Y., O. ft W
Norfolk ft W
North American
Northern Paclflo
Pacific Mall
Penneylvanla ...i
People-e Gaa
P., C, C. ft St. L
Praaeed Steal Car
Pull ma a Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring
Reading '.
Republic Bteol
Republic Mtael ptd.........
Rock laland Oo ,
Rock lalaad. Co. pfd
It. b. ft aV r Id pfd....
St. Louie S, W
St. L. 8. W. pfd
Sloaa-Sheftleld 8. ft I....
Southern Paclflo
Souther Railway
So. Railway pfd....,
Tennaeeia Copper
Texaa ft Paotflc
T., St. U ft W
T.. St. L. ft W. pfd
Union Paclflo
I'nloa Paclflo pfd
V. I. Kaaltr. ei-dlv
V. I. Rubber.
V. 8. Bteoi
It. 8. Steal pfd
Huh Copper .
Va.-C&rolla Chemical ...
WaUah
Wabeeh pfd ,
vealern Maryland
i eatlnghouae Blectrlc ....
Weotent Union
Wheeling ft L. K '..
Wletoiuin fenirol
Total sale for th day, Ta.1t) shares.
81
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OlIAUA LITE STOCK MARKET
Beef Stuff Scarce and Pricea Remain
Fairly Steady.
BEAR RAID IN HOGS SLOWS DOWN
ikeep Receipt Coaaparatlvely Mod
rate, with Demand Aetlve for
Fat Lamb Feeder A re
Knapped lp.
Am. Tobacco 4a u, m parlfla
do t nvi N. R. R. of M. 444a
Armour ft Co. 4H... as'iN T. C. . lte.,.,
Atcbiaon gan.
no cv. 4a...
do t, la
At. C. L 1st 4s
pal. ft Ohio 4a
do 144
do 8. W. 144a
Prh. TK CT. 4a
fen. of Ga. 5
Can. Leather 6s.....
('. of N. J. s. 6a...
Chea. ft Ohio 444a.
do ref. 6a
Chicago ft A. IHa..,
C, B A O I. 4s...
00 gen.
.V to deb
114HN T , N. 1
.1144 . 4a ....
. 5H !. ft W. lat
00 a
r44 No. Paclflo 4a.... .
. an do ts
.16 O. 8. L. rfiig. 4.
.imS Pen, cv. Ia Mil
. 9b dn eon. 4a. ......
.1W4 Reading gen. 4s...
m St. L. ft 8. F. fg.
.1ot4 do gen. re.
. 75 tit L. S. W a a.
. IH n 1at gold 4s.i
mik Sabnard A U 4a
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ft H.
U?H
4s....
101
C. M. ft IP. c IHa la4 8o. Paclflo a. 4a
C. R. I.
do col.
ft P. 0. 4a.. ttti o ct.
1" do let nf. 4....
HftttSo. Railway 6a....
It do gen. 4a
H44t'nlon Pa.Jflo 4s.
, 7V do ct. 4a
I. ct. 4a lt-JH do 1t ref. .
. O. 4s 14 V. t. Rubber (
do rfg 4s
Coin. Ind. is.
"Colo. Mid. 4s...
c. ft a r. ft e. 444a
i'. at ri. ct. aa
D. ft R.
do ref. 6a
ni.tlllera" M
Brio p. I. 4a
do gen. 4
Io ct. 4a, aer. A.,
do aertaa B
den. ttlec. ct. 6a 164 Wla Central
111. Can. lit ref. 4s.. 4a
Bid. otfarad.
tJt'. 8. Steel Id Is...,
Tl Va.-cro. Cham, la,
M44Wabaah 1st Is ,
7 do lat ft ex. 4a..,
81 44 Weatern Md. 4a....
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SOUTTt OMAfTA, Oct. 20, 1909.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 9 104 I.2M 27.718
Orilclal Tuesdsy 10 4.4M xi wi
Estimate Wednesday..., 8,2t)0 2.8U0 18.760
Three days this week.. 17.91 9.475 79 WW
Same davs lsst week.... 2ft, t&l 9.160 88, M
Same davs 3 weeks ago.. SI. 629 12.7K8 fi HV2
8ame dais I weeks sco. .28.814 11.4M 97J.M
Bam days 4 weeka ago.. 26.210 U.4K1 VS ol
8a me days last year. ...27. 633 ll.MX) 7l,7o6
Th following table shows th receipts
cattle, hogs and sheep at Pouth Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: 1909.
Cattle 867.201
Hogs 1.887.070
Sheep LT64.4O0
The following table
price of hogs at Houth Omaha for ths last
several days with comparisons
Oot 10 I
Oct. 11....
Oct. 12...
Oot. 18....
Oct. 14....
Oot. 16.... I
Oct. 18
Oct
OctL
Oct.
Oct.
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union (Stock yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at I o cioca p. in.,
October 20:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Horses.
Atrhlao ad). 4s..
do 4a ,
Atchison R. R...
do pfd
Barton ft Albany.
Boston ft Maine..
Boston Elevated .
Fitchburg pfd ....
N. Y., N. H. ft I
In Ion Pacific ...
Am. Arga. Cham..
de pfd
Am. Pnett. Tub. .
Amer. Sugar ..
do pfd
Am. T. ft T...
Amer. Woolen
do pfd
Dora. I. ft 8.
Kdleon ElM.
4S4
144
Boston Stocks and Bond.
BOSTON. Oct. 20 Money, call loans. S
66W per cent: time loans. 4V4&5 per cent.
Closing quotations on stocks and bonds
were:
. 94 Arltont Con. ..
l'O Atlantic
.12044 Butt Coalition
.l""!4ral. ft Art tone
.i.U Cal. ft Hods...
.10 Centennial .....
.130 Crpper Range ..
.110 Daly Wee .....
.1H Franklin
.ai4GninDy
. 44 (iteena Cananaa
.. .10144 I ,lc FroTBle ....
. 44Maaa. Mining ..
....ia Mlrhlgan
....11444 Mohawk
....14144 Mont. C. AC.
.... Nevada
.... Hint old Dominion .
.... 68feOaceo)t .........
Ilia.. ..IM Parrot ...
General Ellecttio
Mnea. Blactrlo
do pfd ......
Masa. Uaa
I'nltod Fruit .
United 8. M...
do pfd
V. a. steel...,
do pfd
Adventor ...
Alios
Amalgamated .
ltWttgulncy ...1
17 Shannon
6 Tamarack
..... 7144 Trinity
HitaVnlied Copper ...
U. 9. Mining
1044 T. 8. 01l..
tin, Utah 7......
.....IkTH Victoria ..i.l
I Wlifena
..... H North Untt i....
......11. .
.460
. 17
. 80
. 7H
. 1444
. 44
. H4
. I
. M14
. 44
. 61
.ltd
. 84
. 14
. "44
. ah
. 1044
. 44
. 1744
. 4I
' 144
'. 44
. 61
C. M. & St. P 3 .. 2
Wabash 1
Mo. Pac 6 2
Union Pac 68 17 49
C. at N. W., east.. 4
C. & N. W west ..110 11 17 ..
C. St. P. M. O. .. 2 2 1
C. B. 6V Q., east .... 2 1 3
C. B. & Q., west ..130 1
C. R. I. A P., east R .. .. ..
C. K. I. 4k P., west 3 1 ..
III. Cen 3 .. ..
Totals 222 46 89 I
London Stock Market.
600 Mk U44.
4,400
1.4M)
1,400
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17,100
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LONDON. Oct. 20 American securities
opened quiet with prices a fraction either
side of parity. Little busin was dons
during the morning sear ton and at. noon
the market was dull and from V644 lower
than yesterday s- New York closing.
London cloning stocks:'
Consols, money 41 l it Lonisrllle ft N.......1II
do account M44 M., K. A T 4944
Amal. Copper. ...a.. so IS. T. u.nlru.k-..,,140
Anaconda (Ki-dlv.).. Nortollc ft , W.....,,. tt
Atehlaon ...IM .do pfd.'.-.r, '.' M
dn nfd..; 101 'ftntarlo A W..;..'..L'484
Paltlmor A Ohio.. .. llV4 PaanaylTahlB!'.. A.1 744
Caoa.llan Paclttc...,:.19nsrtnd Mutes,, i.'J'... thi
Cheaapeak A 0 10 Rcadrr.g :. .(U ...,.. 13
Chicago U. W v.,1444 8olaeiv -Mev,.,.... 1144
-Chl.i Mil. ft 8t. P.. .144 do p( 11(4
L Beers. . soutnarn rumi.r riix
Denver A Rca b. L t.i. 44 Union Paclflt ..J. l.e4
do pfd It o pfd 107
Krl , 1444 U. 8. Steel i..l44
do lat pfd...!.;.!.. 60- do- pfd... .l.-fi.,. ..JsiifM
do Id ptd 4ft4Wabaah ....'...:.!.. H
Grand Trunk U4a do pfd lit
lllinoti Central 144 Spanish 4 M44
Mbvr.n-nar, steaay at ssfta.per ounce.
MONRYiAifiSll ner cant . -U .UriT
The rate of discount in the Ooen market
for short bllls ls per cent; for three
months' bills, 2 15-1G4 per cent.(-
New York Minima; Stocks.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
unarms con.
Utile Chief .,
Alice 176
Drunewkk Con. 6
Com. Tunnel stack... 18
do bonda
Con. t al. ft
Horn 6 1 Ivor
Iron Silver .
Offered.
10
Vs...... .174
, la
14
Mexican
Ortarto ........
Standard .......
Yellow Jacket
Ophlr ;
.. I
.. 1
,.140
.. 60
..160
..111
OMAHA,
day were
Bank Clrarlasrs.
Oct. 20. Bank clearings for to-
i2.7K4.8ui.7i. and tor tne corre
ponding date laat year $2,332,181.04.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Oct.. .-COTTON-Ths
cotton market was very nervous and unset
tied, but active months were at th bast
prloe of the day at the close, with the tone
firm net 7 points hltther to 8 points lower,
The opening was steady, but I'd 7 points
lower and during the first half hour prices
sold oti to a net loss of 6(BU points under
realizing and local bear pressure, encour
aired by disappointing- cables,' a smaller
English spot business and a rather bear
lsh estimate of the season's requirements
of American Cotton by the prominent Emr
llsh authorities. A renewal of support
from southern and western bulls caused
rally of within 2 to 3 points of Jsst night's
closing, during the middle of the morning,
but big selling orders reached the ring
shortly after midday and led ,to rumoi
that the people who had been trying to
force the market above 3 . cents ware
abandoning their position. Talk of this sort
brought In more general offerings and en
couraged trade aggressiveness 011 the part
or tne local Dears, as a result or whloh
ths local market broke to a. net loss of U'fi
is points during the middle or ths after
noon. This represented a decline of be
tween 20 snd 84 points from yesterday
high records, but as soon as local sellers
started to cover the market became, very
firm again, and the nee, months sold at
the highest points of the day on rumors
of a -bullish national sinners report.
December showed leading strength and an
absence of any Important sellers. That
position advanced from lS.tJOc to 13.80o and
closed at 13.79c bid, or within 1 point of
the highest price reached this season,
Southern spot markets officially reported
eariy were l-iso higher to l-32e lower.
There was leas urgent demands from Oa
tobcr spots, but there were also Claims
that mills were big buyers on the decline.
The weather was unsettled, but not suffl
ciently so to create much sentiment.
Laxwl Aeoarttlea.
Local securities quotations, furnished by
814 New York Lit
in..
flam u el It urns, jr.,
building, Oroaha:
Armour ft Ce 444a
Ctt ot Omaha 444a,
Cadahy packing Co
Colunibua (Neb ) hUec. Light la, 1M6
Independent Tel, la 'Omaha) ,
International Couatructlon Co
Laclede Oaa Light Co. la. 1114
Morrle ft Co. 4 Via, ll ,
Nebreeka Tele. Stock, I par cent
Oraaha Gaa la. 1117
Omaha Kleo. Light and Power la.
Omaha glee. Light and Power pfd
Guana A C. B. St. H. 4. ilwta
Omaka ft C. B. St. Rr. aa. 114
Omaha A '. B. St. Rr. pfd I par ct...
Omaha ft C. B St. By. oom , I per et
Omaiia ft C. B K7. ft B aa, llsi
Omaha Water Co. la, 1K4
Omaha Water Co. la, 1414 ,
(iauha Waier C. lat ptd
loulk Oman Sewer 44e. H.'l
Iioux City Stock Yerda pf I par cent
I nlun Siock Varda (omaaaj per teal
WeMern PaaifU aa, Ikaa
ll
Bid.
M44
IO314
m
4 44
10
41
111
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14
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Treaary Slalraaent. '
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The oonditlon
of the treasury at the beginning of busl
nes today was aa follow:
Trust Funds Gold ,.un. $873,488 Sta
ver dollars. 4)i7.;ei.0O0; ellver dollars of
1"H0, $4 044 000; vilver cei tif u-ate outstand
ing. $4fl Shil.taJt).
General Fund Standard sliver dollars In
peiHi.,1 fund C.I42MI; current llubilltleK,
loO i.o.li,, working biilanie in treasury of-
Inc.
46.4i
Dec.
IKON.
8AI.6-43
2.01X.617
1CM.8 99.4uf
shows the sverags
21L44;
Date. I 1909. 1W8.1907.1906.19U6.104.103,
17..
18..
19..
30..
T 7
T 70
I 614
7 40
7 481
1 40
a
1
7 144j.
I IS
11!
$ 16
6 99 11
I 70
6 ohl 8 1
$ 6.SI 8 Oil 32
I 60 0 8N 8 ZI
I 2T,
I
21
Ml
( 42,
6 21
1 S4i t Xi
6 06
4 99
t
I 06
I 10!
8 03 1
0 u , is
$ 20
( U
t 10
6 10
6 12
6 63
6 11
17
6 11
I 12
t 02
4 981
5 021
6 23
t 31
t 37
$ 44
48
$
6 23
a
6 12
I 18 I 14 6 03 4
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. liosrs.Slieep
Omaha Packing Co 7.8
Swift & Co l.cW
Cudahy Packing Co 1.904
Armour & Co 1,2)13
Cudahy for Kansas City 71
Mchwartx-Bolen Co 80
W. B. Vansant Co 87
Benton Vansant & Lush 31S
Stephens Bros 20
Hill & Noh 395
F. B. Lewis 2!8
Huston A Co tl6
B. - Root & Co 1S7
H. Bulla '. 18
I,. F. Huss 63
L. Wolf .... 87
McCreary A Carey 20H
S. Werthelmer 207
H. P. Hamilton 170
M. Hagerty 30
IRuOfllvan Bros 8fi
Pmlth A Polsley 90
Mo. A Kans.-Calf. Co. .. 3T,
Christy, Kline & Smith 13
Other buyers 8-13
n 2.913
88 3,403
678 3.930
m 3.267
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THIS BANK IS
YEAR I
". During rill this time it has commanded the con-,
fidence of the people. This confidence is Still evi
denced by the daily opening of new accounts and
the constantly increasing volume of business.
Your account is invited.
O. M. Gates Wvo.
cows 860 8 60 I feeder. .103 4 SO
McKetn Bro. Wyo.
3 steers.. ..1368 6 10 1 bull 1430 8 IS
W. 1. Stevens Wyo.
1? steers.. ..1183 ST.
COIRADO.
John Marley Colo.
19 feeder!.. 1062 4 45 W cows 967 $ 60
10 cows 842 2 75 2 bulls.. 1230 3 10
O. Hanson Colo. '
14 feeders.. 1092 4 36 8 feeders.. 850 4 20
v MONTANA.
George Smith, Sr. Mont.
steers..:. 1075 4 20 1 bull.....'. fi-W 8 00
Pelway, Anderson ft Helway Mont.
14 steers, ...1103 6 10 t steers.. ..1010 4 65
9 cows..... 940 3 85
James A. Beatty Mont.
12 steers.. ..1208 S 15 12 steers.. ..1094 4 65
J. C. Holt-Mont.
lfl steers... .1128 4 75 6 cows 1021 3 86
HOGS Packers have evidently called a
halt In the downward revision of hog prices..
Today's trade differed very little from that
of the previous two days of this week In
anv respect. Prices on bulk of droves were
substantially the same, range wal narrow
as usual and quality showed no apparent
lniprovement or deterioration.
Receipts were rather light today, con
Biaun of approximately 2.800 head. Both
packers and snippers were pxssably anxious
for supplies and the general trade was
comparatively brisk. Buying activity, how
ever, was not of a clamorous nature by any
means, and anything like a positive ad
vance in prices was out of the question.
Eastern advices gave little encouragement
as well and early wires from southern
points were somewhat lower.
It might be well to' call attention to the
kind of receipts that are being marketed
at this time In view of the shortage of hogs
throughout th country. A large portion
of receipts oonstst of grssay and hslf-fln-ifhed
sows In fact, on shipper stated this
morning that the average ratio was. about
fifteen sows to one barrow. ' :
Tops registered at $7.46 aa compared with
the same tops of yesterday and Monday.
A week ago outside sales reached $7.8744.
Bulk sold at $7.3521.40 today," or practically
in th same notches of th lost two days.
Bulk a week ago sold at $7.&tt3r7.66.
representative sales:
21511
Total 8,691 8.154 37.064
CATTLE Receipts were -fairly liberal for
a Wednesday and the character of the of
ferings was much the same aa it has been
recently. '
Beef steers were very scarce, either corn-
feds or rangers and anything suttabl for
the dressed beef men sold at prtc.es that
compared very favorably with yesterday.
There Was a raft of common horned stuff
on. the market thai Sellers found 4ather
nara to move even at somewhat shadea
prices and the general trade was slow
throughout. ; , tr
About 100 loads of cows snd heifers were
on sale this morning and, with th usual
breed demand, the market presented no
nw features, prices being about steady
with yesterday.
Business In Blockers and feeders was In
clined to be rather slow. Fresh supplies
were liberal and the country demand ha
been rather disappointing so fsr this week.
Heavy cattle, in particular, were slow sale
at unevenly lower prices and the same was
true of the common lightweight grsdes.
Fair to medium lightweight steers con
tinued in active ' demand at good, firm
figures. 1
Quotations on cattle: uooa to cnoice
cornfed steers, $7.268.00; fair to good corn
fed steers, 36.2Mr7.2t: common to fair corn
fed steers, $4.768.28; good to choice range
steers, $n.25(T6.26; fair to good range steers,
$4.5Offru.0O; oommon to fair range steers.
84.604i4.40; goon to choice cormea cows ana
heifers. 34.0oft5.00: fair to good cornfed
cows and heifers, $3.2604.00; common to fair
cornfed cows and heifers, $1.01X0-1.16; good
to eholce rangs cows and heifers, 13 vxj
426: fair to good range cows and halters.
$3.2503.86; common .to fair range oows and
heifers,, :.avi.n: goon to cnoice iocar
and feeders. 34.0O36 26: fair to good stock
ers and feeders, 43.60474. 00; common to fair
stockers and feeders, $2.76gJ.M; stock heif
ers, $2.86423.75; vest ealvea, $3. 50(04.76; bulls.
stags, etc., $2,7544 76
v WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
rows 878 $ 26 41 steers.... 947 4 30
3 60 7 calves.... lol Sou
4 25 IS calves.... 80 4 60
4 70
D. Cody Neb.
4 60 9 feeders. . 987 4 50
Bros. Neb.
11 steers.... 920 8 So
14 calves
20 calves
24 steers.
168
870
906
F.
33 feeders.. 1060
Taster
S heifers. ..1002 3 75
cows.
4 cows..
13 COT...
18 calves
T steers..
..1040
..1060
..1136
.1013
,. 915
.. 915
.. Wool Market. .
BOSTON, Oct. 20. WOOL Tlie leadiu
domestic quotations range as follows.
Ohio snd
Pennsylvania fleeces XX. Sii'a
37c; X, 34't3.'ic; No. 1 washed. 3ii4UcH half-
blood combing. 37c: three-elahtha
combing, 37c; quarter-blood combing.' 34'(f
3iic; Delaine W ached, 40U40c. MIvhlKaa. Wis-'
cousin. New York flews Fine unwashed,
2. Italic; dulalne unwashed, 31'dX.'c: half-blood
unwashed, 34fu35c; three-elghths-Mood un
waMied. 34a.Vic-; quarter-blood. 8ij3k4. Ken
tucky, Indiana and Missouri Three-eighths.
34c; quarier-blood, 82a33e. Scoured values,
Texas Fine. 12-month, 75778c: fine six to
eight months, fe((70o: fine. MflfjOc. Cali
forniaNorthern. bXtiTOc; Middle countv.63
'jltao; fall fre. uujj-iJc. Oregon Eastern. No.
1. staple. "VfcMlc; eastern clothing, J0'n72o;
valley No. 1, 67'a.iSc. Territory Fine staple.
7V'q0c; fine ' medium staple. 7ti72; fine
clothing. 70fi72c; fine medium clothing. 67
(fiKc: half-blood. 7j76c; three-elghths-blood
asm 70c; quarter-blo'id. 67w". Pulled ex
tra, 7oni72c; fine. ijjjTOc; A. Supers, SO-uo.
Metal Market. J.
NEW YORK. Oct. 20. MKTAL Stand
ard oopper on the New York Mo tit I eg.
change was dull today. Local dealnia quote
lake copper at $18 flu?) 13.25; electrolytic. 11 to
4? 12.85; casting. $ii 5ooi V! 73. famdoq market
steady; pot, 167 10; futures. 451 1. Tin
easy and lower locally. London market
steady; spot, (138 6s; futures. fl W 16- Lead
quiet, with spot at $4.4 40 locally. Lon
don inaraet lower St. ILt . Initr; quiet'
ana uncnangea locally at tn.YVihih for spot.
lAindnn market unohangea. at iXt -bm. Iron
lower in iuidon; Cleveland warrants, 61s
IMrd Local market hteuriy; No. 1 foundry
nordietn. -l!i 00?; 1:1.50; No. 3. !8 4oo I'Uin;
No. 1 ..utlii-in and. Ntf. 1 souihoiu soft,
$19 J.VI
H. Evsrts Neb.
.. 978 3 SO 5 cows 976 3 OA
80VTH DAKOTA.
P. Wilson S. D.
..1030 8 90 2 cow..
..1002 3 60 13 cows..
.. 820 4 80
L. W. Shevllns 8. D.
.1014 3 66 4 cows 10RO
Scows 10:13 3 60 $ calves... HH3
S calves... S70 4 25 .. 13 feeders.. 11S3
14 feeders.. 8 4 80
0. J. Hanson . u.
11 rows 1001 3 26 16 sows..,
20 cows K8 3 75 $9 cow..,
O. J. Gilbert-8. D.
feeders.. 1068 4 80 10 cows..,
A. E. Gilbert 8. D.
I steers.. ..1210 1 60 4 steers.
7 feeders.. 1007 4 08
Frot & F.-S. D.
11 steers.... 936 4 20 60 steers.... 373 4 45
O. J. Hansen 8. D.
43 cows 1018 3 75 Ul feeders.. 1095
R. Duffy-S. D.
14 steers.... 808 4 46 3 cows 814
steers.... 76 4 46 6 cows 7S4
7 cows 321 3 60 $ oows 898
J. W. Williams 8. D.
63 steers.. ..1019 4 45 16 steers... .1063
B. Llngrean 8. D.
11 cows 827 3 00 20 cows 910 3 45
26 steers.... 945 4 30
William Hawknas 8. D. ,
30 steers.... 932 4 35
It. Longear S. D.
11 calves... 413 4 40 20 cows 8SK
13 heifers... 650 8 26 11 steers.... ftiti
WYOMING.
W. 8. Warnor Wyo.
w steers. ...1064 4 85
Haxelwood Broa. Wyo.
1ft steers.. ..1116 4 60 37 cows....
w. i. sprlngie-wyo.
.104 4 70
Hlgk-ins tt K. Wye.
23 steers.. ..12M 6 66 24 steers...
I. G. McKean Wyo.
.12 6 40 35 cows....
.lrT7 3 45
Antlers Cattle Co. Wyo.
91 steers.. ..IOJO 4 35 11 steers.... 967
J. W. Merrimsn Wyo.
7 cows 1006 4 00 17 steers.... 915
A. J. McKean Wyo.
Scows 1110 3 76 II steers. ...12:13
11 steers....! 136 I 10 11 cows l(r.
John F. McKean Wyo.
37 steers.. ..12T.2 IH 3 cows 1110
II. W. Warner Wyo.
4 cows li:) 3 90 43 steers.... m
F. A. 8haw Wyo.
4 steers... .1103 4 66 7 cows IM0
7 cows S:7 3 lo 1 bull l-'!io
J. T. Bough V Son-Wyo
19 ster.,..li"8 6 25 i;'sters....l245
$ tows loa U 11 cows ll0
I. G. McKean Wyo.
173 heifers.. 9r 4 06 1 feeders. 901
6 feeder.. 9-2 4 ) 10 sleets. ...1110
24 feeders,. 91 4 75
O. Johnson Wyo.
16 cows 937 S 60
' L. IL Robinson Wyo.
43 steers. ...139) 5 45 6 co hVH
Mitchell Csttle Co. Wyo.
49 feeders.. rl 4 75 18 cows . S08
.la heifers... 8X6 3 0 cows kil
W. R Kalson Wyo. .. .
M feeders.. lotil 4 60
I
73 steers.
24 steers..
8 cows.
3 90
S 90
3 10
i 60
4 60
4 00
4 15
5 70
S 70
4 85
3 50
3 60
3 50
4 VO
3 or.
4 15
901 3
U5i 4 80
1012 3 90
3 75
4 30
5 00
3 76
2 75
4 80
3 H0
$ 10
4 75
3 85
4 75
4 35
$ 00
3 85
$ 00
Dabcock & Wilcox
Amer. Chicle 4
Wells Fargo Express ' '
Royal Okg. Powder
Bought-Sold Quoltd
We hST food markets In unllated end Inae
tlv securlUsa and raapectulljr Inrlt inqulrtae.
J.K. RlCE,Jr.,aCo.
', IS -Wall u Kev York
Herbert E. Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers
3fltUOaTK. TOOXBW
a a. ana offieei tio a, t. lax mit.
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4...
41...
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i..:.....au, etr ,. i a, 4 . . . av.. ., ,.,oni T ao j ,
BTIEEP RecllDts were comcaratlveTv
moderate this morning, , only abutit 19.000
head being reported in. making the 'three:
days' run 79.000 head, as compared with
86,000 head for the same three days of last
week and 71.000 head for the corresponding
period of last year.
texteraay's market closed in excellent
condition, ' Practically everything' was sold
before' the end of the session at prices that
were iiiny steady to soms Higher. . i ne de
mand I for good fat lambs was especially
urgent and anything In this line that pos
sessed kill usually . commanded the
greater advance, values In spots appearing
as mucn as ivaitc nigner tnan Monday.
Feeders- were In active request also, and
the general - market on all classes was
easily strong; as compared . with that of
the previous day.
Today's opening trade again bore out the
reputation of South Omaha as a Mecca for
feeder sheep .buyers. The usual large num
ber of country buyers was on hand with
good orders trt fill, and inquiry was brisk
In every part of the barn for desirable thin
stuff and suitable half-fat offerings.
Prices, as a general rule, were fully steady
and the undertone to the market strone.
In the killer branch nf the trade nothing
new of consequencs happened. The In
quiry nil fairly broad, but actual trading
was rather quiet at th outset. The qual
ity of the supplies was not as good as yes
terday, however, and this feature may hav
cauxed the rather indifferent tone to the
demand. On tbe other hand, there was no
apparent tendency to bear the market end
figures on most ssles ruled firm with yes
terday's close.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, $6.tlAiii7.00; fair to good
lambs, $6.26'&6.65-. good light yearlings, $5.10
(i5.40: good heavy yearllnKs, $4. 7i'Q5. 10; good
to choice wethers. $4.264.60; fafr to good
wethers. $8.90424.25; good to eholce ewes,
$4.10-4.26; fair to good ewes, $3 .'j4.10; old
canner awes, $1.00j2.00.
Quotations on feeder stock: Good to
choice lsmbn, $6.00.4O; fair to good lambs,
$5.40!Tr4.00; Iltfht yearlings. $4,867(5.16; heavy
yesrllnxs. $4.3.r'!74.85; old wethers. $4.10
4. do; good to ctiolee ewes. 12. jigj W; breed
ing etvrB. $3.750.60; yearling breeding ewes,
$5.50-it6.00. ,.
Representative sales:
No.
2'.'S Wyoming ewes, feeder...
T51 Wyoming ewes, feeder....
577 Wyoming ewes, ' feeders. . .
181 Wyoming ewes, fe-ders...
618 Wyoming ewes, feeders...
241 wyomtng yesrllngs .......
615 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
103 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
z'Ji v yonilng lambs, feeders.
600 Wyoming ewes, feeders...
Wyoming ewes. federa...
23 Wyoming yearlings
11 Wyoming wethers
119 Wyoming ewes, feeders...
IH Wyoming wethers, feeders... 103
71 Wyoming lambs, culls 39
steady; pigs and lights, $.".00i37.40: packers.
.Ju(uv7.tj0; butchers and best heavy, , thbow
7.76.
SHEEP AND LAMB.S-Reeelpta, ' 4.(W
head. , Market steady; native muttons, $3.50
?! 4.75; lambs, $0.u"w7.25: culls and bucks,
$2.60(04.90; stockers, $3.25ft4 00.
t. Joeepk Lire Stock Market. .
8T. JOSEPH, Oct. 20 CATTLB Re
ceipts, 4,500 head;' market slow; steers, $4.60
(4)7.50; cows and heifers, li.bOij'ti.OQ; calves '
$J.OOii8.00. . "
HOG 8 Receipts, 3,500 head;. Ilnarket
sleady to strong; top, $7.66; bulk, of sales,
$7.1ou7.f4). '
tillEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. ' J 500 '
head; market strong to Wo higher: lambs.
44.5Uu7.00.
least City Lit Stork Market.'
SIOUX CITY, la., Oct. 20,-Ppeclul Tele-'
gram.) CATTLE Reoelpta, 3,000 head
market slow to weak; beeves, $4.00&i8.00;
oows, $3.00(54.76; feeders, $4.(MSj.26; year
lines. $3.00-1)4.26. . , . .. ,
HOG8 Receipts, 4.000 head; market 610c
lower; range of prices, $7.2ta'7.li5; bulk of
sales, I7.20u7.30. . .
Stock la Slgrht.
RecelpU of live stock at th sis principal
western markets yesterday: '
' t Cattle. Hogr. Sheep.:
South Omaha 8,200 3,800 i 18,760
"-"-y s,oiw i i.ooo
Bt. 'Joseph 4,600 ' 3,600
Kabias City :i9,000 12,000
ni. iouis S,Z2n
Chicago . ..................19,000'
7.U10
24,000
, 3.500
7,000
4,800
80,000
Total
OMAIIA GlEffEBAI, MARK BIT,
.59,925 , 62,910 V 62,850,
Staple anl Fancy Predace Prleea Far
nlsked by Bayers anal Wkoleealera. -
BUTTEH-Creamery. No. L. delivered to
the retail, trad In 1-lb, sartona, 81o; No.
L In 60-lb. tubs, 30Ho; No. 2, In 1-lb. car.
tons, 29c; In 60-lb. tubs, 2SVc; packing stock,
22440; fancy dairy, tubs, 33240. . Market
ciisnttes every Tuesday.
TKGGitrFre8h el"u' stock, candled 24c;
IV o. 9, 20.
POULTRY Dressed broiler. 23c; springs,
14:; hens, 14c; cocks, 10c; ducks, lio; geese,
14c; turkcya, 30o; pigeons, per do., $1.36.
Alive, broilers under 3 pounds, 15o; over'
t pounds, 10c; bens, lloj cocxs, 4VOT truck,
full feathered, looj gee, full , featiiared,.
9c; turkeys, under 10 pounds, 15o; over 10
pounds, 18c; guinea fowls, 12.64 Pr do..;
pigeons, 60c per do. : , V ,
5o each.
CHEESE Finest Wlsconsjn ' fall' ' cream
twins. li4)17V4c; Young Amerloas, f'our in
hoop. 17i4iitlSo; daisies, 20 in Hoop, 18c;
crearrt buck, full case. 17r WocM -SWfaa
1844'i)19C; full cream llmbeirne iy,it7n Mm.
ported 8wlss, 80c; Rocquefert, Saaioc-f'Edarn.
410 per do.; Nenfchatel, 46o per tjgr.
mate. Ko beiects, small uans, t.A.-f lafge,
40c; gallon, $l.tsj; New Yol k counts. 'small,
86c; large. 45c: s-allon -u a- n. itimA..
standards, small, lie: laia tr.c-- au....
$1.90. -i. r "
USH-Fresh caught. . almout all are
dressed: Halibut, Wolc; buralo, 8c, trout.
16c; bullheads. 14c;, catfisti, lici ersppfss,
sunfish, 9c; black bass, J fee;... whli-eflsh,
ltc; plks, 12o; salmon, iio; plnkerel,. .13c;
frog legs, 45c. Fresh frvze, WhUeflsh,
No. 1, Uc; rounds $0; plohnrsl., dressed -and
headless, 9c; pfke. dreseU,72c; radsnappeis,
12c; Spanish inacItcrdL. Vk.) naUv maOkarel,
..bt'i;;F CUT'-No- 1 ribs.; Ue; No. 3 ribs,
li0,''.?0u r'bJ'' 7H; No.-lJoliv ja; .No,
2 lolrt, 13He; No. 3 lotn cj No. 1 chuck.
6H0; No. 2 chqok, 4tao;,No.$ chuolC 44cl
No. 1 round, 8Vc; No. $ round. iHc; No I
round, 60; No. 1 plat, . i'o; . N.. t plate,
4c; No. 3 plate. Sc. ' 4 t
FRCITS-Uranees, Valencia seedless. M
to i slses. $3.75; Florida, ai.1 sls-i. $3.36;
Lemons, extra choice" Union) la. 800 to 360
slses. $6.60; California tauoy, 4t.0o; extra
fancy, , $6.50; puara, fall varieties, $2 60 ;
peaches, Colorado freestones, - -enrsji p.r
box'.9V: frPBH. Tokays, $1.60; Nw York,
per 7-lb. basket, 21c; prunes. Italian, pr
crate, $1.25; cantaloupes, Colorado Uocky
ford, standard sixes. 45 melons, $2 ii; pony
slxe, 84 melons, $1.75; apple, homo grown
cooking, per bu. basket, 7Ec! per' market
basket, 45o; Jonathans and aitniwe, In bbls
$5.ou; California beilflowers. per box $16fi:
Colorado box Jonathans, extra choice, $2.60
extra iancy. $3.00; western Bon Davis In
bbls. $3.60; Wlnesaps, In bbls,, $4.00;. quln'ctj.
California, per box, $l5;- giVjie fruit, Flo
rlda,. 64 to 04 sixes, $5.6; California. 48 64
and 64 sixes, $3.00; cranberries, Cape Cod
per bbl., $7.00; pL,r box, $2.00; dates, Anchor
uioiiu. i-iu. in.aa. 111 iiox. per box, $2 00'
Koilowe'en dates, duo about November L
""b"' 'l's1' Cu"fornla W lk- 6c sisa,
VEtiETAHLES Irish potatoes, per-bui
7rtiH0c-; yir.lnia sweet, per bbl.. $2.0iW.II,
VSlMitirtsIn cabbage, per lb.. 14c; radiKhes,
xtra fancy home io .vn.cpiir do. bunclics
iOo; " tvtia fancy IctttJce, per do., 46,"
fanry home grown parsley, per doseii
bunclies, 36c; onions, red und yellow hi
sacks,- per lb., 14c; Kpanlsh onions, per
crali.-, $1.60; fancy Floiiila egg plant,, doi
10c; - tomatoes, fancy home grown., per
market basket. Wo;. siring and. wax beans,
per niHi-Ki't banket. $l.tJ; celery, MlrTlilKaji
per cloz. hunches. xr: 'f,li.T..C n.. it 11 J
Kansas City LJvo Stock Market. k""'' 7SJ n',n'""," western per W
t-. v. . . a ...J... ' , bunches, buc cucumbers, hot house ner
KANhAS CITY. Oct. 20-ATTLK-Ite. dox.. $!.2.V.( 1.50; rutahsgas Canada per ih
ceipts, li.ouo head, including 2.6W Houtliei 11s. l', ; u, serudlsh. 2 do". In csh" li so wU
Market steady to 10c lower: choice e port nut.-, black, per lb., 2',c; California No 1
and dreaded beef steers, pi.5a-iS.7n; fell- to ! per lb.. I3'tc; California No. 3 1(k" garlic
good. $4.,).. 2;... western steers. $355.50; extra fancy white, per lb 10.:; rnd p"r-lb
stockers and fettdera. $3.00j5 26; southern ! Uc. . -...' ' . 1 ' .' v , -
steers, Uut)40; southern cows, I2.;5W4 0: I HIDES Nu. 1 green.' 10c;'No 1 cui'td
native cows, $2.tar-4.5v; native heifers. $3.J0 12'tc a cuna
xioiiu; uuiis, .'. wjia.no; caivea. I3.i.vo7a0.
HOG8 Kecclpls. 12.000 load. Mmket 10c
lower; top. $7 70; bulk of sujes, $J.20ni7u6;
besvy. $7.R04j.-7.70: riackei nr.d butchers,
$7.40'it 7.7), light. $7.("i)7 4r,; plus, $6. 2T, !.!;
tMEEP AND LA Mil.- Receipts. 7
head. Market sternly; lambs, $Y5Ki7 SO;
yesrunss. Mn'ona; wethers. 8l.26t(4
ewes. $4 0P'(j4.50, stockers and feeders, ' fj.M
I . : . '
tal. Lunis l ive Stovk Market.
HT. IX)t:i, Oct. 20. OATTl.E Receipt.
6.225 head. Incluililig 3 OoO Trmm. Msiet
steady: native shipping and export steer.
$ 7f'(i8 50; dressedi lieef and bulchef steera.
$5 3,6 75; steei under 1,00 ibh.. $4 m
4 26; stockers and feeiers. 83 .Vi5 flO: cows
anl heller. x.i.uiid 4; canmit. 82.00?rj.VI:
Av.
, H!t
. 98
. 98
. 90 ,
. 106 '
. 100
. 46
. 49
. 81
.WO
. S3
. 87
. 110
75
Pr.
s 00
8 35
3 3f
3 35
4 10
' 4 K5
5 40
5 40
10
3 50
2 85
6 20
t 25
3 90 ,
4 00
CHICAGO L1VK STOCK MARKET
Receipts and Qnolatloaa on Cattle,
Ilea and Skerp.
CHICAGO, 0-t. 20. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated, at about 19.UU0 Ik-s.I. Market
firm to 10c lower; steers, $5.604) 9. 90; cos
$3 504)6.26; heifers. 3.M4ii.(; bulls. $3.0f't
4.K6; calve. $3.00'i9.75; stockers and feed
ers. $3.75Ar6.60.
'HOUiS-Receipts, estimated at 21000 liesd.
Market 5.fi lOo lower; choice heavy, $7.7r?t
7 0; butchers, $7.K.Vri 7.774 ; IlKht mixed. $7.20
167.40; choice llsrlit. $7.45'(i7 6.".: packing, $7.50
C7.70; pigs, $5.00j7.15; bulk of sules, $7.4)
37 80.
c'HEEP AND ' LAMUS Receipts, esti
mated at 30.000 head. Market steadv to
10c htKher; sheep. t 0rvtj5.5O; l:mbs, Ifi fltj-y.
7.35; yearlings, 3x00(5.50.
fir
Oils rud Koala.
NEW VORK. Tict. n-OII-t'oltonsred.
mi; mine mfde. ' 'i rxHiViW- v.dlow ic
lO.'O; Dectfitvlier, $a.6744i.r petroleum,
bt. Hil ,-. Tut ll.-lililie. uulet. am.
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P K-.1. $110. . . . . . . , .
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tiouth Lima and Indiana. Mo. -
"IL 4'ITY, t)ct. 20 .OI L Ci edit balances.
1..S bbls.: luiiH. !.ii2.7 1,1,1k: avrage. l.m.i!
I'b's ehipjiienls, rj.'.lta libls.; average
MVANNAH, Ca... Oct 2a.-Ttu nenline,
fcoWc; sales, 1,607 bbls; It ceipls, 9V) bbls ;
shltimcnts. 6 bbls. .
ItOSIN-rFIrm; salef. 2 WM.-bWU; reaelma
nuns, 41 iwji.w; taives. n Testa " snipments. nw nirls. toctts .tn .
and Iiirti iii steers, $:i.50,)5.7j: t ows and 1 4s) l, 4 1m-: K. 4 I5n; 4J N ' 4 !
heifers. $20tfo3H6. ...... ., 1. 4 76c;' K, iMQj.HK-. Nr 6. lwe:- W .5lc-
HlXiS - Ueceipts, 7.1G0 head. Market! W W, Btk. ' ' '
