Nebraska Newspapers

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GRAfi AND PRODUCE MARKET
Higher Cablet Again Surprise Trad-
ert, with Prices Ascending.
BETTER TONE TO CASH MARKETS
llrporia on t rn nrwkil Bearish
Brrinu Yields Art tieaerallr Bet-
Than bi pee teal Market
Tour Klrm, However.
OMAHA. Oct. . 109.
Ifwhfr milieu again surprised everyone,
starling the wheat market etronger and
price noon worked Into a stronger posi
tion. The cash market are again showing
better streimlh ami It look as If wheal
value will be well sustained.
Reports on corn are somewhat bearish,
aa the yields are generally better than aa
' exie.-led. I ut the tone of the market la
firm and some further advance likely.
Wheat ti strong on higher cables and
renewed buying by mlllera. The raah mar
ket waa strong and from V81c higher
'n the better ileman.i. Statistic are atlll
bearish, hut tha demand lndlcatea con
Untied advances for the time being.
Corn values were auatalned and about
4c up, sympathising- with wheat, and aome
trangtb waa owing to the reporta that
husking returns Indicated a delayed move
ment of the new corn crop. The close was
quiet and featureless.
Primary wheat receipts were 1 4r f"1"
bushels and shipments were 4M.000 bunhels,
airalnst rerelpta lai't year of btia.OuO buahela
and ahlpmetils of f 4 000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts nere 299.100 bushels
and Hhlpmenta were 328.000 bushels, against
receipts last year 6C 143 000 bushels and
shlpmenta of 2Sx OfiO bvishels.
( 'learancea were 99,000 bushels of corn,
l.ono buahela of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 3o2,00 buahela.
Liverpool closed liilSd hliher on wheat
and Mid higher on corn.
Loral range of options:
patent. (.VIW" W: first clears,
(ee,.nd clears. .V2fiS 40.
COIIN-N'o 3, yellow. BPr.
OATH No. 3 white. ST4r.
in fXo. 2. W'ttrWr.
KHAN In 100 pound sicks, t1
M6J ;
M1W KIRK KI-.tRRII. MARKET
tentailon
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat.
!eo..
May..
, Corn
Ore..
May..
Data
Dec
May..
374,
4Vtl
9
9S4
.Vl1
38
40 V
99
37.'
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40M
Jrfl'4
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374
40S4
Ouiiha
(it
Price.
W1IKAT No. 2 hnrd. Sl.omHrl.OS; No. 3
(hard. 9v?;tl.00'A; No. 4 hard, MWc; No. 4
' mixed, laic; No. 3 spring, 94w-e; No. 4
eprlng, Wy'Mic.
1 I'ORN-No, 2. K'.e; No. 3, EG5j.',S'4c; No.
v4. .K4iT.e; No. 2 yellow, oi;4o; No. 3 yel-
hV",- mc: No. 2 white, 5&i9i4c; No. 3
4 iW'f.V tVfl&Wc.
OATH No. 3 mixed, 37ff374e; No. t yel-
low, 37Hi&:n"kc: No. 3 white, JWWT-'W'ic; No.
,'4 white. ;;('i:l7,c; standard. 3S43V.'
RilC No. 2. Cc; No. 3, Wila.
l Car IO Iteeotot.
. . Wheat. Corn. Oats.
' Chicago 44 133 liO
-Minneapolis .....341
'V Umaha M ..40 . 3S
Uulutl) 322
of the Pay on Varleas
I omnaodltl.
NEW YOF. Oct. 29 FLOL'IV- Receipts
J7.947 bhls : exports. 14.4:17 bbls; Minnesota
patents. Jf. S0tfu.Hl; Minnesota bakers, 14 MH
4. So; winter patent. t "4T5.75; winter
Ktrnlglits. fi,2r.'U5..V; winter extras, 4.to
I.Skl; winter Kw rrad. r 14 3014 SO; Kansas
straights. JS ?o'(T4 28; choice to fancy, 34
4 Vi. Buckwheat flour, dull; bulk, 32.30.
nominal, per 100 pounds.
roHNMEAL Steady; fine white and yel
low. $1 Sotfl.K. coarse, $1.4031-46; kiln dried,
t3.-(i".,Y.
RYE Steady; No. 3 western, 3140. nomi
nal, f o. b.. New York.
BARLEY Quiet: feeding. 14c. nom
inal, c. I. f. New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 4.00 bu.: eitporta,
1R4.1S3 bu.. Spot, firm; No. 2 red. 31.2S. to
arrive, elevator; No. 2 red, 11. 2S, spot, nom
inal, elevator; No. 2 red. 31.2.1 asked, to
arrive f. o. b. afloat. No. 1 northern. Da
luth, $1.16-, nominal, t. o. b. afloat; No. 2
hard winter. $1.22, nominal, f. o. b. afloat;
no. 2 hard winter, 31.22. nominal, t. 0, b.
afloat. There waa a verv firm tone to the
wheat market all day owing to firm cables,
predictions of reduced shipments from
Husala, steadier cash market and aome Im
provement In the export demand. Final
prices showed Vu"to net advance. Decem
ber closed, f 1.1.1V: Mv closed at 31.12'.
C ORN Recelnta 14 tiOO bu. : snot market.
firm: No. 2. ii9o. elevator. fi9c. sold and
i9'c f. o. b. afloat, all nominal; No. nom
inal; No. 3. yellow, 704c. nominal. Option
market waa without transactions, closing
at WV net hlaher. December closed
C9Sc; May closed, 6!"nC.
OATS ReceiDt. 44.Z09 bu. : enporta 600
bu.; spot market steady; mixed. 26933 lbs..
nominal: natur; 1 white. 2u:2 ibn.. mamhc:
clipped white, 34(42 lbs., 4ii'(j4S'ptc..
itAy Dull: No. 3. Mta'Ac: good to cnoice.
uc V31.00.
H1DKS Firm: Bogota. 21H'a'2Ho: Central
America. 22f22'e.
LKATHKR-Steady; acid. 22S30C.
PROVISIONS Beef, steadv. family, S1100
fi 14.60; nieoa. tll.002ill.fi0: beef bams, 324.30QI
2rt.W); pai ket. 112 Ouoi 12 50; city extraa India
mess. fJ1.00J?21.50. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies. Il3.:0a14.r.; pickled hama, 13 25
tjl4.00. Lard, steady; middle wet, 12b3
12.90: refined, stnady; continent, SU.&i;
South America, 114.00; compound, 10 2f
10. M). Pork, firm: family, Rtl 004121.00; short
cleur, 3u0lVijU6 00; mesa, $25.75.
tallow steady ; city, 4c; country,
4tH.4c.
RJCE Steady; domestic SVi'SiC.
UU'TTEK Steady: creamery vpeclala, 82
"2 ..c; exrraa. 3li-a.il Mo.
BUTTER Barely steady; creamery spe
cials, 32S32ttc; extras, 31'031c.
i'.riu; stale, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, white, fancy, 4246c; west
ern extra Tir-ta, ztuioijuc; ursts, iUiiViO;
crnnds, Mfj'liGHc.
C11H.KSK Steady; atate, full cream, spe
cials, nmj irc.
i'OUl.TKi-Alive, dull; western chickens,
ISHc; fowls, 13Wc; turkeys, 12i&16c. Dressed,
easy; western chickens, broilers, 1521c;
fowls, Vi'tialic; spring turkeys, 18S19c.
fCIIICAtiW GRAIN AD PROVISIONS
Fair Tonight, Prohahlr Ralat Satur
day anal e Teaaperatar Cktagt,
OMAHA, Oct , UM
The area of low pressure over the north
west Is moving slowly down over the ip.ii
valleys -and Hocky mount al-i Hp and la
accompanied by generally unsettled and
Keatnrea ( the Tradlna aad Cloalag showery weather. This lenr.jM-iion will
Prlrea Bnaral f Trade. oontlnued slowly eastward over tlie central
ctirci.. m t..ji..i. . ufj, una win cause inc-e.ii 1:11 louni-
CHICA0, Oct. 39. Predictions or a ma-I n i n,i ... .....i .i
terlal falling off la wheat shipments from r. " " k.i,,,i. J , ... . . .. .
stmtk in th wh.i m.rir.t mdar Th change In temperature t.-nlgni or t-atur-
ei..e m a. f, ni, r,, u... u. . di y. An ares of high pressure ovorlles th
- ... " . u. w 1 . . . ....
higher. Corn and oats followed wheat and 'aaiem ano soutnern poruj'ta ot me covn-clos-d
firm, while provlsiona were strong. -rv " generally clear wta.htr prevails
HuNNian newa was mainly reeponsible fur -hroughout those sections. The weather la
an advance of 4e to h on initial trans- very much warmer la the unper UWa reuloa.
. . , , . I .... u CTnBln ... .. . . 1 ... . ft... 11 I 1 Ha Kt.nn,. UIhIh nnl v..t . b. .... I . . . I
, v. i v., D. i wiail. llMlinvu TV r I W Bin. UUII . ' , " Mftr,i mimicwiiii Mllu ,111 juitiiuui Ills
' IHnlV afreclen Hulliir I rrnm tha Rnuth. I MIKaniirl V& AVI m nil mrmmt rF .hi mm., t nl
west that oireiinga of wheat from the In- It Is cooler In the lower lake region the
terlor were on the decrease prompted some Atlantic and east gulf states. No Important
- ".-rijiB, uu.Ysr, were ain cnange In temouralure haa occurred In the
f.JS" ' "r;? in" Record of temperature and precipitation
i imjl -.luncu Aiiiix. whii i.7fi:"iii tiirtr i .. i . i
t - , ' - i ruKJiwinu wnn jr uHrriuiiains uajr or
An"officli fnr.n..t f ,...o, last tnree 3er:
'"'for the corn belt caused considerable abort 1 . 19m- l30- 1967. 190S.
-g ttoarlg, reatiltlntf- In firmness tliroUKhout J Minimum - temperature ... . i 44 S7
,r mo unj. hit iiiui nw vumcu m ui, Willi I ' .vf .nn ..us
t pi Ices np 4tj"iC. Normal temperature for tqday, 47 de-
M UaLtt WATI. . firm Th hiirir ' nf e f
. Wa.t In May. At the close -prleea were a
' ' shade to VuHo higher.
v Provlaioxia were strong, owing to a good
e Investment dentand. based on light re.-
celpis. of live hoga throughout the west.
i nu muraet ciosca strong, witii prices un-
WEATHER l.H THB GRAIV BELT
y changed to 40o higher.
'1'riu laaauig teaiuie
iui es ranged aa follows.
J. Artlclea.l Open.) High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
i. . -4 r-. i i ',
1:
J-
Wheat
I ec.
- t orn
f Oct .
Ala)
July
Oats-
Dec.
J, May
July
I Pork
. "ft.
' Jan.
.vi as
r i Lni-
'v t.
4 Nov.
Jan.
'i May
,oci.
I ' 'I ' I
r o;-5Siio'4-v1iooh-i'
Uo-..-i ,1 .S,10o'4--Vi
1 05il064-4
1 U6
! Wi WH ' ffs 984
1,1 I i I
I 07m 0 W, 60 60
57l to1! 6Mm 69-4
tUVtil til1) Sl'SI tV, M14
'III
I 40 4ft40'i!394'9'J 40 S9-4
I 424i42-aJi&'442',1'434'j'H 42
i 40 ( 40 1 ss;kj auTa 394
I.
12 2-'S, 13 42S 13 32W
1 ij u zo u is
I 11 o'i, 11 60 ( It 474
I 11 ZZt 11 3U
I 10 W-ii 11 05
I 14) 20 1 10 SO
, 10 15 I W 37V 10 IS
I.
23 35 I 23 36
19 I 19 (w .1 19 00 i 19 H2-4I 19 42S4
I J' JO I W 45 I U 20 J U 40 18. 12V,
I I I ....
13 ivi u s;
U 25 I 12 US
11 till 111 so
I 11 20 U 2i S 11 20
10 90 10 35 I 10 72
10 15 10 274 10 12S
10 27 SI 10 19
. n a
S Cash nuotatlons wore aa follows:
.'4 r LUl'u e ii tn.: wimer patents, xfi.2IWIS.aO;
straights. 4.n.30; xprlng slraighta,
4.)w; bakert), 3.255.70.
RYK No. 3. 73i74c.
," BA RLK V Feed or mixing. WaSc; fair
to choice malting, &&5j6c.
.: 81i;D! Fla. No. 1 southwestern, 11.63;
?'No. t northwestern, 1.80; .Clover, fcf-joiu
, fltO-ISJONH J'orlr, meea, per bbl., 123.76
?ii.'. Ijird, per 100 lbs., 3U.4o. Kliort rlba,
-i.Klfa (loose), 10.(aval0-7S; thort clear
Mliies Iboxedl, tlLSOtlll.&O.
. Total clearances of wheat ad flour were
'.equal to 362.UU0 bu. Kxporta for the week.
,la shown by Uradatreel' a, were 4,200,000 bu.
il'rlrnary receipta were 1.4&9.000 bu., com
,'ipartd wltr (,iu0 bu. the corresponding day
year
Kliinaied rccelpta for tomorrow: Wheat,
27 cars, corn, 147 vara; oats, 207 car; bog a,
'.0it0 Iii ad.
Chicago- Cajah PHceev-Wheat: No. redi
VtLtlSUl-XZH; No. 3 red. l.liiu-l SO; No. 3
' .rtard. 11 wul ir; no. 3 nam. ii.otii.io; No.
1 iwrthern spring, l.W4ffl.W; No. 2 noith
" rn avrlng. 1.0sal.0-. No. I spring. 1.0sV3
1 OS. Corn: No. t cash, slc; No. 3 caali,
USc; No- 1 white. 2e; No. 4. eo4fl'ioc;
No. I yellow, 4U4C; No. 3 yellow, iv,e.
ata: No. 3 white, No. 4 whit,
iVy40c: standard. WtSBtlVic.
Bl.TTER Steady; cieamcrlea, teSSWsc;
Jalrlea. 24m2c.
KtlOS Steady ; receipts, 4,297. cauwst at
maik. is: firts. 2ih'; )iiine luaU, 2.c.
, ' CHEESB Steady; dalaiea. lpiltisc;
twins, Lt VJ.'!-; yourur Americas, ltMlu',o,
lontf horns. lifi ltip.
. IiiTAlVK-eiieady; cholca to Taney. 46fp
i 4Jt-: fair to cood. 40ii4fc.
" POTLTRY .Steady: turaeji, 14c; chlck-
' m IH.P' anrina. 11 Sc.
? VUALr-Steady; 60 It SO-lb. welghta. T$
MW: u to laVib. weiiihta. TS4jc: 6 to 11-
it wetghla. 9Stillc.
- Rsenluta Todav: . wheat. 43 cara; corn.
eaia; oata. lji cars. Katimated tomor
iw: Wheat. 27 car: eorn. 147 cara; oat,
J "MI cara.
t. i Llterawl (irwla Mavrket.
MVERPOOI Oct. WHKAT Qull;
No. 3 e4 ei.ru winter, noioinally 7
K'Sd. future, rtrm; December, 7a I1V:
March. 7a 9 VI. May. 7a Sd.
COKN Bpol, qu.ei: new American mixed
vvia Ualveatou. a futures. qut; Ucto
ber, uonunal; De.eitibr, la Sd.
Peertai Market.
Oct. . tX)RN I'nrhanired:
yellow, Me; No. 2.
new. He; no grade.
V PKORI A
cV t yellow. (Uc; Na
Wo; Ne 3, tie; No. 4.
uww. kd.
. oATe Higher; No. 2 ahlte. 41c;
white, 4tKu-Mrs-: No. 4 white. S9'c.
No. 3
Ualatk braia Market.
' DCLCTH. C-t. a-WHKAT-Dw.ail,
"iJl OB; May. 3106S: Na 1 purthern, M0S:
oATs-rsoesc . .
' SliaatiaalU tirala Market.
4.' MIN"VA'K'',-,S' ' Oet. WMEAT-Ie-'
iciribei f ttol.0: May, IIOTS; cah N
.1 t.rd 31W-j!Jl07. No. 1 northern, tlta(
1 ( Uv't . Nil 3 northern, 31 titpt 4HS; No. 3
northern. II W.fll 'V
KLOrB-mt parents. 30-3 40; second
greee. '
Deficiency in precipitation since March L
i.jtt incnes.
corresponding period In 1P08,
Deficiency
ll'i Incites.
Deftcleucy
7.46 inches.
L. A.
corresponding period in WOC,
WELSH.
LocaL.Forecaater.
auaal PraTtalowa.
Kaaaaa City Oralat
KANSAS CITY. Oct. B.-WHEAT-fn.
coangea; ivo. 3 naxa. U.MS?U.07S; No. 3,
31.001 Ob; No. 3 red. II 1WH.17; No. 3, 1.10
i i.; wtmow, i.trjt,'ai.is, aenera;
1.02li4.l.02 bid; July, no bid.
CORN Unchanged; No. 3 mixed. 574l9
b; o. a, Biwi)i ino. z wn te. sze
December, 67c bid; May. WJiriWTie bid.
OATS Unchanged : No. 2 white. 4(VSniu.e
No. 2 mixed. 3it&40c.
RTF 70"i74c.
HAY Unchanged: choice timothy, 312.00
i ,rr, i;imI,:T- pitiirie, 'J. ova ?. i o ; cnoice al
falfa. Jl-.T&fc'ltWS.
Hi r i r.K ci tamery extras. 30o- flraia.
ec; set-onus, mcr paenng stock, Cic
j-juum Kxtras, 2Hc: firsts, 24A.e: Heconds
ana airtiea, iuc: current receipts. 23c- suuth.
erns. loss orr. itc.
Wheat, bu. ..
Corn, bu
Oata, bu
Quotations at
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Speculative Interest Revives
Easing' of Money Market.
on
FUNDS SECURED IN LONDON
More of Prlvolo Banker Defeats K-
preaaee Poller of Rank of England
Deallnaja Heavy and "i aloes
Higher.
Receipts. Shipments
iao.000 123.000
46.000 24.000
ls.000 14,0uO
Kansas City:
Articles, Open. Hlgh. Low. I Close.
Wheat I I F I
December.... 1 K) 102 1 OIsl 02HA
May I 1 fcSt 1 M 1 2S 1 3SB
Corn I l
Deoember .... 67S! BT4 177H STriB
May ...I gOSI 60 0S "4A
A Asked. B Bid.
la General Market.
Oct. . WHEAT Track.
31.06.li
east track,
SU.0016.01;
St. Lot
st. LOria
No. 2 red cash. 31.211. 25; No. 2 hard
111"-: Dec-mbtr, 31.07S; May. 31.06s.
CORN Higher; track. No. 2 cash. Slc:
December, 6iSo; Uay, lw61Sc; No. 3
while. 63c.
OAT8 Higher; track. No. 3 caah. 40c; De
cember, 39c; May. 41Tc; No. 3 white, 42'ii
4-"-o.
R Y E Firm at 76c. '
FLOUR Unchanged; red winter patents,
35.60ryu.90; extra faucy and strHinght, 36.00
UaM: hard winter clear. 3a.9Uu4.2I..
KKED Timothy, 32.7.V(r3.50.
CORNM KAL 3110.
RHAN Unchanged; sacked,
1. cam $1.06.
HAY Unchangtd; timothy,
prairte. 3lerti'tS0W
1H0NHTT0N TIES-0e.
HAOOINO 6Sc
HEMP TWINK-Ic.
PROVISIONS Pork unchanged; Jobbing,
123 i'; lard, higher; prtme steam. S12.3UJ
12.30: dry salt meals unchanged: hexed ex
tra shorts, lilac; clear rlba, ll7c; ahort
clears, 12Sc: bacon unchanged: boxed ex
tra short. 12Sc; clear rlba, 12c; abort
clears. ISSc.
lOULTH Y Firm; chlckena. So; springs.
11c; tuikeva, 15c; ducks. 11c; geeae. 7sc.
Hl"TTi;R .Steady ; creamery, 26 a 21c.
tOG;j-Siedy at 23Sc.
Receipts Shipments
Flour, bbls. 3.600 7.J0
Wheat, biu X2i.ua -
Corn, bu. 17.0)10 14. 00
Oata. bu 7S.2ut 47.109
NEW YORK, oW 29 Today saw a con-
alderable revival of speculative Interest in
stocks. The cause was the easy money
market anil the conridcnco mat conniuutin
would further relax with tim passing of
the November 1 money settlements.
The sources ot supply or. tne aaumunm
funds offered In the money market was
belelved to be London where. It waa re
ported, private bankers had been Induced
to replace some of the accommodation re
cently called In response to the nianuvers
of the Bank of England. The attraction
for this operation waa the payment of a
commission to the English bankers by the
American borrowera, which amounted to
a aharp premium over the Interest rata
ruling tha money market there. The re
sumption of American borrowing In Lon
don marks a defeat for the expressed
policy of the Bank of England, when it
set about to obtain control of the Lon
don money markets and to make its ad
vance In the official discount rate eireo-
tive. The poBslblllty came Into discussion,
therefore, of further detenslve measures
bv the bank to defeat this movement. The
week's currency movement haa been
against New York banks, according to
the preliminary estimates, although tnu net
result Is ameliorated by the shipment oi
funds from the Interior, the balance In
favor of New York being estimated up-
tvnedia of t3.0HO.00U. On sub-treasury opera
tions, however, the banks have lost 33,271,-
0uo while gold exports to South America
nnd to Canada have taken an additional
13,475.0O. The maintenance of the aurplus
reserve at as high figures as last weea. is
dependent, therefore, upon a reduction In
the deposit liability through loan -contraction.
.
The stock market proved broad ana ac
tive and a comprehensive advance In prices
was effected. The covering operations of
aubstantlal short interest, left outstana-
Ing bjs a consequence of the recent bear
ish activity In the professional elemont.
were given credit for a good part of the
day's buying. There also was evidence or.
a resumption oi operations on me ions
side from the a a. me hands which have been
responsible for some or tne important
moves In recent stock market history.
Vigorous recoveries In stocks which have
hung back In recent movements, notaoiy
the Hill railroad group, were a ieium ui
the duy. United States Steel still absorbed
a large proportion oi tne total acaiiiiss sou
Its aggressive advance lorineo an enecuve
leadership.
The bond market was iirm. toiai
par value, S4.k2.uuv. i- nitea siaiea uuuub
were unchanged on can.
Knllowinir were the sales ana range oi
prices on ths Stock exchange today:
Altlv.rhalmra old l.euo IV 61 ai
Anialamat4 Copper 131,M MS
American Aarlcultiiral
Am. Bert Sugar I." 4.H
Am. Can pfrt.....' W
Am. C. 4k r 14.
Am. Cotton Oil 3. 7S
Am. H. L. pt '
Am. lea Securities. !'
American Uoaea4 1.H 14
AftWlnn Lecemotlve Kr
Ac. . n JS. MS
Am. 8. 4k It. fd 200 HIS
Am. uir Rallnlng l. IMS
Am. T. A T I"1
Aim. Tobacro afa 10
American Woelen Sw
Aneooada Mlntng Co. Zl.KK) 4S
Atohlaon 47.JUS MJS
AtchWoo pfl l.M
AtUnll. Coast Una 1.BO0 U
iMlllmar Ohio 1.7U0 US
Bl. A Ohio td ,
Baihlabem Htol 6m 'S
Brooklya Raul Tr S.a 7SS
Canadian PacUic l.bn) 18..
rnlrl Leather ." 'S
Central l-athar pld loS
Central of Naw Jarwqr
Chmixilu Ohio 10.1U0 88S
Chlr.go A Alton KM) 41 S
Uiieaeu Ural Waatarn . 1S
chtcaao a n. w a 14$
C, M. ft St. P 1M10 .M14
C. c. C. a. St. 1 I.im) 7i
Cclondo r. ft 1 7, "W S
Colorado ft So -U MS
Colo. So. lat pld.........
Caao. ft so. , id aliL ,
(Ninaolldatad Oaa
Cairn Producta ,
Uaiaware ft Uudaoa..
IMmvar Rio uraaoa.
D. ft R. C ld
InmlUara- lacurltlaa
Kria
Brie '.it pfd
Krla id ptd
Uanaral Blaeuio
nraaa Northam pfd
Great Northern Ore cita. ..
Illlnola Cantral
Intarboniugh Met.
Int. Mat. prd....y
Internaueaal Uairvaatar ..
Int. Marine pld
International Papar
liitarnatlooal Puma
Iowa Cantral
Kanaaa City So
K. c. Bo. pfd
Loitlavllle ft N
Minn, ft SL L
M . St. P. ft 8. S. M
Misamili Paclflo
M , K. ft T
M , K. ft T. pfd
National , Btacuit
National Load
N. k. R. el M. lat pfd....
Nar York Cantral
N. Y., O. ft W
Norfolk 4 W
North Amarlcan t....
Northern Pacific
Paclflo Mall
Paonaylvanla
Paopla'a Oaa
P.. C. C. ft H. U
Praaaad Steal Oar
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steal Spring
Raadlng
It (public gtaal
Rapablio Steal pre.
Rork laland Co
.Vk. klaud Co. pfd
at. L ft a, P. id pM
at. Uxila 8. W
St. L. S. W. pfd
SlMl-gkafriald S. ft 1
Southern Parlfla
SuUUiaca Railway
So. Railway pfd
Teantieea t:opper
Taiaa ft Pacific
T.. Ht. L. ft W
T . St. U ft W. pld
t'alon Pacific
t'nlon Parlfla pfd
1. . Heallr
I'. . Ruboar
'. 8. Steal
V. S. Slaal pld
Utaa Ceppar
Va.-'arallaa Chemical ...
Wabaak
Wabaah pfd
Waatem Maryland
Waattnchouae Elaitrla ....
Waa tarn Union
Whaallng ft L E
Wleconaln Cantral
abx -dividend.
Total aataa for tha day.
the rest of the Hal ranged from unchanged
to S hlgiier than yestirday'a New York
closing. Wall street sent a higher range
In the afternoon with good orders, espe
cially for United Kiatea teel and Union
i'aciflc. advancing those stocka a point.
The others moved in aympathy and the
market closed firm.
HEI'ORT tF THb! ILK.tHl.VO llOt 9R
Traaaartlant e( tke Aaeoetatted Baaika
for the Week.
NKW YORK. Oct. ZS Uia.iatreefs Hank
Clearings Report for the week ending Oc
tober 2H shows an aggregate of J1.44.;(i2.iU0.
against ,74j.l.i2.ow last we k and ;!.6'1,
4f.luJ in the corresponding week last year.
Tne. following Is a list of the cities:
CITIES. j Clearlngs. Inc.j Dec.
4 "
11
71
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ri"
1114a
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1.1U0
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30)
5,21H
1.XI0
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1.71
9.300
l.
SS..I.0
10.U
400
lw
401
..!
aoO
i6
i0
1M
I 600
ld.l'O
3UU
Ml)
1)
XiVa
U4
4-W
,
M4
47
i3i
14.
!
148
M
60
104
fik
IS
C7
a
44
1M
o44
l.iauj
4'
48
74-
116
8A
n
113,
4
M4
38 V,
M
47
iii-'H.
14Vi
8U'.
14H
ITS
fr.t,
10!
a-H
it
4J'i
ioi'i
54
13ii
41
74,
114
8i
44H
4i
1ft
77V
44
&
16V
0
111
ur,
14 1
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la
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l'HV
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1164a
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li
76 4
185'
4
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484
IS
18SV
1674,
46 K.
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4
841,
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341
47
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48-
14
111
New York ,
Chicago
Hoaioit
I'hiiadelphla
8t. Louie ,
t'lttstiurg
Kansas City
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
New Orleans ,
Cleveland
Detroit
OMaU
Louiavnle
Milwaukee
Kort Worth
Los Angeies
Ht. Paul
Seattle ,
Denver
buffalo ,
Indianapolis
Hpokane, Wash
Providence
Portland. Ore
Richmond
Albany
Washington, D. C.
8t. Joseph
falt Lake City
Columbus
Memphis
Atlanta
Tacoma
Savannah
Toledo, O
Rochester
Hartford
Nashville
Das Moines
Peoria
New Haven
Hloux City
Norfolk
('.rand Rapids
Syracuse
Kvansvllle
Birmingham
Springfield, Mass..
Portland, Me
Augusta, Ga
Dayton
Oakland. Cal
Worcester
Jacksonville, Fla...
W ichita
Wheeling. W. Va..
Knoxville
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Charleston, 8. C...
Mobile
Wilmington, Del...
Lincoln, Neb
W ilkesbarre
Topcka
Davenport
Oklahoma
Fall River
Kalamazoo, Mich.,
Sacramento
Springfield, 111
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedar Rapids. Ia..
New .Bedford
Columbia, 8. C....
Macon
Youngstown
Lexington
Fargo, N. 1
Akron
Rockford, III..."....
Krie, Pa
Sioux Falls, a D..
Canton. O
'Oulnov. Ill
Bloomlngton, 111...
Lowell
Hinghamtorr
Chester. Pa j....
South Bend, Ind...
Decatur, 111
Springfield, O
Vlcksburg
Fremont, Neb
Mansfield. O
Jacksonville. 111...
Jackson, Miss
Houston
Galveston
Duluth
Scranton
'ailade!atai Prodaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 29. BUTTER
FHrm: fair demand: extra western cream
ery. 33S: extra western creamery, nearby
prints. S6c.
FUGS Firm: good demand: Pennsylvania
and other nearby flrats. free cases. Slo at
mark: Pennsylvania current receipts In. re
turnable cases. Iso at mark: w eaters flrats,
free taeea. 81c at mark; we.ten firsts cur
rent receipts, free cases, ".'7c at mark.
CHEESE Firm: good demand; New York
full creams cheese. UW43 1V:; New York
fair to good, liValtk-.
Mllwaakee tirala Market.
MlLWAl'KEK. Oct. WHEAT-Xo 1
northern, tl lft'il 11. No. t northern, O Mj
10M; IVcember, tl 0f4.
FlVl'U Steady.
OAT 4!Uc.
BAhLKY Sample. EkSSii7c.
66
10.5UO 1361, VS
.J. 47S4 W 4
1.3V) Km KuV auk
l.UUU HUVt. 7!)
10.6)R 14)1 147V4 1444,
1,0.10 4oi 40 ia 4)1
. 36. W 144 1484, lW
1,M llia 1144k, 11)H
9414
1.4U0 k)'4 4 6v
la
7l 41 47" 48
t4.4 134, 1M
1U.7. 47 46', 4114
1.4U0 log ' umt, loj
KH.llW 30T4 8
t,7.R 784ft 74 14 7KI,
l,7v 68 67 671,
9o iHS 2 lt-4
.00 m m ,7
SOU 3 tiij ,1,
4.(M) U0I4 1344 13i
. . Sua, m,
Oil al U4, Wl,
S.ifW 3oW 44 16
Uuu 8 nr. 14 i64
1 M ij', 53
t.WO 71 7m
us.fnw su-.' i,na ,t
Vm 1.13 - l.Vll,
214) Kl 81 81
t.w asi, 4fl'4 41
1.4, bT il Ml !MV4
i.ev r.4 12744 174
,u 49.4 48', 4Pw
4. 4 4j
7.4 liht,
. 7.fri 62 V, i fa
71 in, si ii
4 K7 h t
77V4 77 77
. l,a 8'., t4
Iwj ad 47', 48
tfM.lOO ahara.
Deatoa Stocks aad Bead.
BOSTON. Oct. 2.-Money, call l.ins.-4'4
CM, per cent; time loans, 4 '4 'no per cent.
Clualng quolatluna on atocka and bonds:
adl.
AUhl
do 4a .
Atualaon
do pfd
Boaton ft Albany
Hoaioa ft alalua.
Boawa alavaied
v.trhbura Dfd ...
v. Y.. S. H. ft
Vnioa Pacllic ...
in. Arsea Cbaat
da p'd
An. Pneu. Tuba.
4 mar. Sugw
do pld
Am. T 4 T
a mar Wevkea
do pld
f- i. ft
Saasa. Blecirta ..
do pld
Maaa. Uaa
lotted a. at
do pfd
V. s. Steal.
do pfd
Ariaeuturs
Allouea
Ataalsaoialed ...
Arliuua lia. ...
kla-dlaldaad.
Atlaatle
Buue Coalltloa .
.j, C,L Artiona..
'i'Sf1- H.la....
" ,"a tnltunlal
...law Cutiuar K.hm
J?" laly Waal ......
rrankha
H...l Gral.by
. . . ,iul4t Qraaiia Cauajiaa
....44 Uia Moyala
,...11V4 Maaa. Milling ...
.... 4alicifan
... tW M.riak
....Utli .Nevada
141 Old Doannlon ..
.... 4V40avoia
....1"X 4 Parrot
.... ta'atlulary
... . 17 4 Knannua
.... fTaairack
.... '44'Irinnj
.... 4V I'nilad Cuppar ..
.... ' r. 8. Miiun.....
.... I. oil
....irsat'iak
4 4vicmria
.... 4ini,iu
.... M44Kuna Bulta ....
.... 464a
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F;l.t.lU.lKKI
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31.47.1441,
24.o..tW
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7.6U.uuui
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6,K4l.v14)
6.!.0ui)!
S.2C.UJU
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6.072,11. 4)1
8,141.(K
4.1HZ,vW
8.a.0m)
8, 343.000
3.504.000
3,5.UuO
8.15O.O0O
2,&o.0G0
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4,052.000
2.4CI.OHO
I.2.0U0!
1.H72.0HOI
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l.SMl.OUO,
lr.7.17.00U
8,782,018)
1,41)2,0(10
1.62S.O0O
1.633.UU0
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2.H5k,0(X)
l.B,,U0U
1.873, 00
2,14o.0uO
li.O'JOl
2,0,v4.WIO
1.870,0001
1,BH3,(X)0
1.1710001
1,405,000
1,10J,OUO
1.476.000
2.3DO.00O
1,3:16.000
1,127.000
tvXM.OOO
H71.000
1,709.000
9N.000
1, 185.000
1.225.000
l.OM.OOOj
1.1S3.0I10
846,000
7v2,0tif)
921.000
VHS6.0.H)
713,000
7S2.000
855,000
672.000
wi.w
413,O0O
dnel.jal"
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4WJ.0UOI
' 370.0001
4.ri on "
SU.OOO"
411 Wi,
3o7.00
222.0001
351,0001
28,373.018)1
15.304,OW)(
7.W4.0O0I
2,477,0001
42 SI...
17.21...
20.1 . ..
3i.2...
1K.7I...
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15. ij..
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30. 7j..
67.1!..
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2.7..
15. 3..
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26. 8..
41.0)..
lv.4..
23. 4...
63.9...
3.1.61...
11.4 ...
8fi.li..,
141..,
86.6 ...
t3.!..,
8M.3j..,
2.2...
J3.ll...
2JI.8...
SO. 9 ..,
8.9..,
25. 7...
27. '..,
59.3I...
18.2 ..,
16.7 ...
11.4 ...
23.4 ..,
27.7 ..,
12 8 ...
50.8 ..
23...
12. J...
21.2 ...
34. 0..
106.8' .
18.1 ...
29. ..
17.7..
9.4...
46.4...
5.2..
61.01..
3!t.3..
7.0..
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1S.1 ..
9t.l ..
16.7 ..
19.4..
38.4 ..
21.4 ..
80.4 ..
35.6 ..
49.0 ..
40.9 ..
90.7 ..
49.9 ..
88. 2j..
21.4 ..
87.91..
62. 8..
28. 9..
34. 3..
22.5 ..
12.7)..
43.11 ..
I
17.4
3.3
1.6
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Common Staff Better, Dtjc to Scarcity
of Beef Steer.
RECEIPTS OF HOGS ARE LDHTED
Prices Pajakad Five ta Ten eate
IllBher fop Ga4 Ma terlal ot
Kaoaah krtp to Lives
the Tradlac.
SOl'TH OMAHA, Neb.. Oct. . 1.
ttecelpls wre:
Offlrlsl Monilav
Offl.-lal Tiirlav ...
Official We.inea.1ay..
Official Thttrmlar .
Estimate Frld:iy ...
Cattle. Hoa, Sheer).
... 8 8 i 15.7s
... 7..l!1 4.0"'7 ld
... 7.7t;3 3, W0 1,S27
... 6.113 3.0IH 11..I6!)
... ! 2.7' aOO
Five days this week. .30 947 .16 61o7$
Kame days last wek....87.!44 16 Zi ".'V.4
Hame davs 2 weeks a co. 85. 451 ln.Tv-J 119.440
Same davs 1 weeks ao 40.3 21.70a 13
Same rtiivs 4 weeks ago .36.1 r.7 MOW 1;.23.1
Same days Inst year. .. .19.127 17.94JI 7t,Ma
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at Houth Omaha, for
the year to date, compared wltn last
year: 1904 iws Inc. Deo.
Cattle. 9m;.-,7 8"A7f9 67.S18
Hogs l.lf 12, IXB J.043.246 1.VI.761
Sheep 1,838, J8 1.771.400 68.93X
The following table shows the average
price of hoas at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
i"
Date. I 19US. lSflg.ll9-f.IOi.l1906.1OI Hl.
Oct, 19... 7 If1-.! B all 08 I 201 I 121 6 5 12
Oct. 20... 7 JS 22 f 18ft 14i t 08 t 04
Oct, 21.... 7 61 4 t S 96 1 ( loj 5 14 5 M
Oct. 22... 7 6iH 48, 8 S7 W 18 5 16
Oct. 13... 7 62V4 5 42 . 5 7tr 8 13 i 14 5 41
Oct, 24... i 41 I 471 12 t 10 I 22 5 14
Out. 25... 7 66-4 j a &)i 6 131 6 oi) t 20
Oct. 36... 7 to 5 641 ( 4a 16 4 941 6 08 t 25
Oct. 27... 7 M'4 5 601 I 13 4 fl 5 01 6 18
Oct. 28... 7 62V4 6 67 1 5 561 4 921 4 92 i 05
Oct. 2D... 5 0 t 4S 6 15 4 9 4 97
Sundav.
Hecelpts and d'sposlllon of live stock at
the L'nion Stu.-k ards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. m.,
yesterday:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hons. Sheep.
90.8 ...
26. 2..
23.3 ..
34.1J..
13.9 ..
16.01..
"2.2
9.7
34.1
Not Included In totals because containing-
other items than clearings. Not included
In totals because comparisons are Incom
plete. ew York Money Martet.
NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-MONEY On call,
firm, 3fa4 per cent; ruling rate and cloa
lns; bid, 34, per cent; offerod at 4 per ceut.
Time loatia. easier; sixty days, i per cent;
six months, per cent.
PUlMfc: Ma.ttCAISTILi PAPEH
BTfcfnLINO EXCHANOE-Steady. with
ai'tual business In bankers' bills at 14. bo 'if
4.4326 for ulilj-day bills and at H.b7J for
demand. Commerlcal bills. $4.h2.
S1I, "KR-Bar, Mexican dollars, 43c.
HON D8 Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
tlloslng quotations on bonds were as) rol
lon a:
f. S. raf. 2a. rei. . .I'WVa '111. Cn. lat raf. 4s. tV4
C, M. St.
Mo. P. Ry
U. P. R. R 1
C. A N. W. (east) .... I
C. ft N. W. (west) .... 13
C, St. P . M. O
C, R. A Q. (east) .... 2
C, H. A Q. (west) 7
C R. I. At P. (east)
Illinois Central Ry i
Chicago Ot. Western
Total receipts 3
DISPOSITION.
2
9
1
7
2
ii
1
1
1
29
Cattle. Holes. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 36 4.4)
Swift and Company .... 227 fii7 76
Cudahy Packing Co i 98 800
Armour A Co 73 1,010
Cudahy Utos. 261
Armour, from Denver .. 174
Benton, Vansant A Co.. 2
F. R. Lewis 38
U F. Husx i
L. Wolf. 19
McCreary A Carey 43
S. WerthPlraer 2S4
Sullivan Bros 10
Christie A Cline 14
Other buyers 181 1219
Totals 1,699 1.406 t796
CATTUE Receipts were moderate this
morning as is usually ths case on a Fri
day and there was the usual complaint
from packets of the Indifferent character
of the offerings. Receipts Included practic
ally no beef steers of any consequence to
day and values were nominally unchanged.
Aa compared with a week ago. the market
for beef steers is. If anything, a little
stronger, particularly on the more desir
able grades. Common stuff has been sell
ing fairly well, but only because of the
scarcity of the better kinds.
The market for cows and heifers was
active and fully steady, so far as It went.
In addition to the usual good Inquiry from
packers there was a vigorous buying de
mand from outside butchers as well as
from feeder buyera, and everything at all
useful met with a ready sals at aLrong
figures. The general market for cows and
heifers la strong to lOo higher than the
close of last week.
lousiness In stockera and feeders ' was
rather quiet today, but for the roost part.
prices were well auatalned. This was trua
as lar as the light and medium weight
cattle were coucerved, while - salesmen
found It difficult to dispone ot the heavy
grades, even at prices 1iMi25c lower than
the close of last week, yard traders have
been anxious to effect a clearance this
week owing to the danger of storms and
as a consequence, the pens have been
pretty well cleaned ot desirable offerings,
although the trend of values tor the week
has undoubtedly been lower.
uuutatlona on cattle: Uood to cholca
cornred steers, i7.wjjo.U0; fair to good corn
fed steers, $6.00(7.00; common to fair corn-
fed steers, M .5046.00; good to choice range
steers, au.st.zo; iair to good range steera,
H4.5org5.00; common to fair range steera.
13.SO.4.40; good to choice cornfed cows and
nenera, 4. .1x34.00; fair to good cornfed
rows and helrers, a3.2&4.0u; common to
lair cornrea cows ana muera. Sz.0U4i3.26:
good to choice rang cows and heifers, I3.M
41-4. ;); fair to good range cows and heifers.
43.253.86; common to fair rang cows and
heifers. S2.2o.u3.2o; good to choice atockers
and teeners. ii.tKiu . ia:r 10 auua stork
ers and feeders. 13 800 1. 60; common to fair
fctockers and feeders. 12.763.50; stock helf
ids. 2.bVg3.75; veal calves, f3.6O4F7.O0; bulls,
staae, etc.. t2.75itf4.50.
. Representative sales:
WESTERNS.
NEHRASKA
da coupon
V 6. 8, rl
do coupon
I?. 8. 4h, rag
ilo t-oupou
Allta-C'hat. lit 6a
Amer. Axri
saint. Mat. 4Sa. .
..10H, Int. M M. 4'4
...H'Ha'Japan 4a
...116 do 44S ,
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... 84HL. B. dab. 4a 1931..
...m L. N. unl. 4a....
Am. T. T. r. 4. ,1"6'4 il.. K. A T. lat
Am. Tobacco 4a w"4 do ii. 444a
do 4a
Armour 4V Co. 41a.
Atciliaoa tan. 4a. .
do cv. 4a
da cv.
2-4
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44,
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Atlantic C. L. lal 4a. Ml4 cv 44 11 4,
Hal. a Otllo 4a MaaM 4 w. lat e. 4a.. tt)
du-ISa Mo cv. 4a. liH4
do . W. 34e. Ho. faclflc 4l :el4
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l'o. ot (la. aa. Mt0. 4. L. rfils. 4a
fen. Laathar 4a H Pano. cv. 3S lt15. . r.
(,'. of N. J. a- lm.,..12i do roa. 4a l.M4h
I'haa. A Ohio 4a lo 4 Ftua.ll.u (an. 4n
do raf. Sa 1 Ki at. L. 4 S. K. (. 4a. IS
rhlraio tk A. 3',.... 7.1S do (an. bt 8
C, B. 4 Q. J. 4s oaHt. j. g. w. c. 4a.. 7T14
do (an. 4a 14, do lat (old 4a 3
ado (n. 3Vka HI", "Saab.rd A. U 4a..
C. k. L A P. o. 4k.. 77Va?o. i'aciflc col. 4a... ui4
do col, 5a Ill (li) tl. 4a , l'tli'-a
do rtK 4a 74 io lat raf 4a MV
Colo. ln.1. iia SI So. Hmlwiy 4a ..lis
i-olo. Mid. la u Mo (an. 4a 79Vi
'. A 8 r. 4 a. 4Ha 7'4 Union Pacific 4s Hl2
u. tk H. cv. 4a....iui ao cv. 4a n4
... Ml aaao 4 f u rSl
... 1114, V. g. Itukaar a lull,
... 74 f. 8. Hlaal id iia l"u'
. .. 84 V -Caw. I ham. Sa.. t7
... loS'W'ataai lai : 1
. .0. .6. do 1st & aa. 4a 74
A. 4 Waalcrn Mil. 4a 4.14;
... 714 lit. Ela.'. cv (a... S.44
. ..looSaWli. Cantral 4a H
D. 41 R. U. 4a...
do raf. 5a
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Erla p. I. in
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aria cv y.4-li
do cv. 4a. aer,
d.l anrlaa U
Oaa. ICIac. cv. 4a.
teffe Market.
NICVv YORK. Oct. 29. tTOfFKK Kiitares
rl.-sed steady at a net advame of e to M
points. Sales were reported of 712f tiaga.
iurluding November at lac; Uecemher and
January at 4 "i4.rc: alarch at ( Stj4. 46e;
(May at S.4i4 .De. July a H.UxM 74a.-; .t-
1 ti-mber at 4. ati .74'. SHt aicadv; itio
I Sn f, t'vc, non.intJ: No. 4 bantu. tc,
; Mud. quint; Cuidova, SkjUi.
Ilea want-ads ba-lnsr resulta.
Forelga risiaalsit.
LONDON. Oct. 29. Money was In strong
dvmand on th market today, but ths
supply was small. Ulacounia ware steady.
Trading on the stock exchange was steady
and continued cheerful throughout th day
In spit of. two small failures and th
fact that two other epvrators bad benn
assisted.. The Berinundaa-y elactluu reaull
of yesterday helped British share.-), hile
good buying appeared for Uraod Trunk
and Canadian paclflo on the Kvoteuibvr
atalemeiiis of the road. Kaffirs and
foreigners were supported by tlie continent,
while coppa-r hl.area alienttUcicd on
American and French buying. Only a
uiooVrale lauslaees was gone lu American
st-i-untiea in tha forenoon. Canadiao Pa
cific and Atchison advanced a point said
London Stork Market.
lONIHN, Oct. 29. Only a iiKKlerate bua
Inesa waa done In American aucuriiies this
forenoon. Canadian Pacific and At.-hln
advanced a point and the rent of the Hat
ranged from unchanged to 4 higher than
yesterday's New York closing.
London closing stutka:
Conaola. uwlil 7-1 Loularllla A K l.",4
t2 at , K. & T 4H'4
(71, N. Y. tanlral 1374
ID Norfolk A W 17
12 da pf 1
hSOnuno 4V 41
114 Pannaivanla 74
l) Band Mlnaa t-
. SaHaadiux UV
1 Svuuiar.1 Kr 3
ll4 do pfd 7.
lv goutharn Pacific 13!
40 l'nion Pacific no,
ao'-i- do pfd i4
H V. I. Ktaal S
4a do pfd 1114
4a Waaaali 2u4
US do pfd 44
li.1 Spanlah 4a Pa
Ml.YL'K Bar, steady ai Zi'mi per ounce.
MuNliV-Hii): per cent.
The rale of discount in the open market
for abort bills la 4Vp47 per cent; for ttire
mouths' bills, 4S pfi ca-nt.
Neve York Mlsilas; Klerks.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2. Closing quotations
aa unoiug stocks wsie a loiiowa:
do account
Amal. Cuppar
Anaconda
A.rhlaon
do pfd
Bailaawe A Ohio..
t'anadlaa Pacific
Cbaaapaaka A O
rtm-agtf u. W
( hi , Mil. II. P
Da Barra
Ilaavar klo O ..
P
Erie
do lat pfd.
4u id pfd
Orftind Trunk
Illlnola I au'.rnl
I
BANK BUILDING
Joes not end with the completion of a now hanking
room.
Years of rrfuJ conaolantlou Mice mr roqulrod to brln;
a bank up to wher It takes Us place among the strong Institu
tions of tne country. This bank Is ,
IN ITS 53d YEAR
of such building. Tne continuing confidence In thl bank Is mani
fested by the daily openlrtg of new accounts and the congtanUy
. - - 1
Increasing volume ot basin Ana.
Our service is available to you.
1
day's meager estimate Included, the run I
this week totals M.OUU head, aa comp rea
with Wi.OuO head for the five days oi lust I
eek and almost 74.00D head for th col rea- j
ponding period of last yaar. ,
The general market thle week haa proven j
a rather elaatic, prevers affair. Hut with !
all the volume of demand, sav perhaps on
rat lambs, haa afforded an emule outlet
for supplies and receipts have been pretty
well cleaned up on the day of arrival. Aside
from uneven declines in rat lamb sturr.
Induced largely by dull, peddling trad and
lower price levels at other points, moat
kinds of killers and fei-ders are command
ing good steady to hlaher prioes, a Com
pared with a week ago. Young killers are
closing right around IMii.u lower with
packors Indifferent and the tone to the
trade anything but active.
Fat sheep offerings hv by no means
been excessive. Good grades, especially
ewes, have held up about steady for the
werk and. although packers have discrim
inated against rough, heavy kinds of kill- Laci.de Uaa Llghi 00 ft. 1W4..
lng sneep in general, quotations are not
mnterlilly different from a wek ago.
The country still continues to absorb min
stck for feeding purposes In the same hun
gry style that has featured this branch ot
the trade for the past few weeks. Each
day's run carried about the usual propor
tion of feeding stork anr; lively competition
resulting from cvntallrd receipts, has pro
duced advances all along the line. Ier-
ahle classes of both lambs and sheep are
selling right around l&ij&a higher than
last week's close.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs, Jfl.4ofi8;75; fair to
good lambs. lUOv6.40; good light yearlings
t5.0OtfS.2fi; good heavy yearling. I4.SM7.10;
good to choice wethers, 4. 25414.60; fair to
good weth.irs. $4 0f(4.2t: good to choice
wps, $4.001 4 IS; fair to goid ewes, fS.Mii
4.00; old canner ewes $l.(KK&2.00.
Quotations on feeder stock: Onnd to
choice lambs, HWW.40; fair to good lambs,
iS.40(fi " 00; light yearllnirs, IS.00a.2o: heavy
yearlings, I4.&0'!f5.00: old wethrt s, 4 1ISJ4 40
good to rholr-e ewes. $2.0nWS.7f: breeding
ewes. I3.T5iS4.50; yearling breeding w
I5 60(fffl.vv.
No.
IV) 4TVomlng ewes, feeders....
1041 Wyoming ewes, feeders....
710 Wyoming ewes
21 Colo-adn wethers, feeders.
147 Colorado ewes
1.11 Colorado yarllngs
P6 Native lambs
S Nebraska ewes, feeders
101 Nebraska awes, cuua
Av. Pr.
S 1 7R
14 2 76
74 I 25
, g 4 IK
CT 4 73
,70 ft IB
, 2
. f a 75
.83 2 25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK . MARKET
Cattle, Sheep suad I.ambs WeikHog)
Steady. .
CHICAGO, Oct. IV. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at 2.0UO head. Market weak;
steers, 6.t)0i.10; cow a. t3.o04j5.00; helfera,
t325t4.00; bulls. W.OOii-4.76; calves, $3.00
8.W; atockers and feeders, tS.764pfi.50.
HOGj Receipt a estimated at 12,000 bead.
Market steady ; choice 'heavy, riMUiXG;
butchers, 7.80srS.OO; .light mixed, f7.4O7.0;
choice light, 27.8frft7.80; packing. 47 Xul.W;
pigs, t500tJ7.!; bulk of sales. r-.7"r7.:).
SHEEP AND LA M BU flecel p s, cli
mated at 10,000 head. Market weak; slicer-,
W-01X&6 .25; lambs, 18.00.87.00; yearlings, $4.Vt
B.5D. ' '
S02
21 COWH..
M feeders.. 1018
21 cows 9h9
12 feeders.. 856
helfurs ..1070
S heifers... 5:3 2 75
34 cows 813 3 30
43 feeders.. Sort 4 HO
4 cows 42 2 8
( cows 1041 3 15
Q. C. Harvev Neb.
7 cows 147 3 30 cows 714 3"00'
10 cows..... 8K4 2 80
Credent L. 8. Co. Neb.
2 steers.. ..10B1 3 80 IS feeders.. 6 4 00
J. B. Musser Neb. ,
2 heifers... 650 3 30 11 cows SM
10 heifers... 60O 2 U heifers... 74U
Covalt A Sons Neb.
10 feeders.. 1150 4 50
7 heifers... Hti-J 3 4i
4 calves... 355 3 75
SOUTH DAKOTA.
13 cow a lm &
14 cows 107 3 70
18 cows 108 3 70
I.,. Freeman S. I.
30 cows 9tU 3 ISO 34 steers. ...1317
John Aber Wvo.
8 heifers... 811 4 10 1 steers.
7 feeders.. 1(67 4 60
John Hullivan Wyn,
34 steers.... St4 4 0 15 cos 1035 3 'W
John Jonert Wvo.
15 steers. ...Ills 4 50 cows
Frank Wlraln Wyo. ,
13 cows 25 3 55 14 steers.... 3 Hi
W. Leman Wvo.
6 50 38 cows 1003
II. Grass Wyo.
4 !)5 24 cows lica)
Hawkins Wyo.
4 ti 12 fee.leis. . iGTs
3 80 15 feeders. . 'iui
C. Co. Wyo
7 cows.
It stetra.
11 steers.
12U
l).a
.1131
2 70
4 35
I 'd
4 40
1 15
2 fc
3 ii
2
4 4
4 80
4 SO
3 u
4 20
3 ti.i
111 cow 1773
2'i atttra....l0.iO
today, nurubeied
3 00
4 5
3 JO
3 CO
I li
ouly
a Ilea
aitiaaaftrlck t'oa
(tiia. Taiuual Stuck.
do kurula
Cos ( ai. A Va ...
H.-a Sllvar
lroa Slivar
lit aiaatdvuia Cos....
. 4 aLuila Cutaf
. M Maaitaa
. M ItDianu
US oililr ,
. fl S.audard
lai. Yilva Jiuaat ...
144
J 5
,.lli
. it
.V.
Baak 4 learlaas.
OMAHA. Oct. 29 -Bank clearings for
today were "t!,Sn.57l 65 and for (he C4r re
sponding date last year L,4,rJ7 1.
O .
44 steers.. ..1347
tl.
46 steers.. ,.117
..
V feeders.. 93
li cows 9ii
Swan I., i
X cowa !47 3 2
3S bulls l 3 05
HOOS-Kelpts
forty cars, about -,MXI hiad, aa cuintar.d
with 2,iui head yesieiday and 34ii htad a
week ago. Receipts so far this week have
been deiidedly limited, while general condi
tions show no very griat change from
that of the pant several week. Tla move
ment the pat two ilaye haa been more
satisfactory to sellers, and there has been
more or leas iMilalile lixiuliy foe shipment,
bexldes pa.-kera are taking hold freely at
current prl.es.
Th market opened this morning lu de
cent season wl'.ii dealers out looking for
supi'lles, and under fairly active competi
tion, prices were pushed, upward about 5c
abov yesterday's general avarage with
topa reaching 17 fO. 10c higher tnan any
price paid yes'erdav. The bulk of th hogi
sold aiviund $7. Vri 7 70. us against 17.tO-p7 j
y. alorday and IT. )( 7 Hi a week ago todav.
The movement waa fairly good at the
prices ao that the bulk f th hogs sold lu
good season in th murtiiug.
Representative aua.
Kaaaaa City LIT Stock Market.
. KANSAS CITY. Oct. 29. CATTLB Re
ceipts. 5.000 head, Including 2,000 southerns;
market, steady; choloe export and drexw. .1
beef steers, .2ftu.H; fair to good, 34.503
6 25; western steers, $3.75'o5.&0; atockers and
feeders, $3.t)0fr4.0; southern steers, 13 Wit
4.33; southern cows, f2.fiO3.75; native cows,
$2 L-Cf 4.5; native heifers, 33.15t.50; bulls,
2.751j3.75; calves, t3 50r.25.
HOGS Receipts, 8,000 bead; market,
steady to slow; top, tH.70; bulk of sales,
t7.40ffiT.70; heavy. l7.Mr7.80; packers and
butchers, t7.75&7.80; light, r7.NX37.60; pigs.
I6.2fo7.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1000
head: market, steady, lambs, V Self's 0;
yearlings. K505.v; wethers, 4.004.75;
ewes, t3.80i4.25; stocker and feeders, 3.00
65.00.
St. Lnals Live Stock Market.
FT. LOUIS, Oct. . CATTLE Receipts.
2,5(0 head. Including 4(a) Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
t6.75ltR..'iO; dre'sed beef and butcher steers,
t-"..2i-ii6.5u; steera under 1.000 pounds. H.Ww
6.I1, atockers and fetders, 2.UXg,i.b0; cowa
and hellers. H2Mi7.2:.; canners. U.X42.&;
bulla. t2.7&if4 00; calves. tftW-ilS.OO; Texaa
and Indian steers, t3 5Ou6.0U; vows and heif
ers, tii iV(.4.10.
HOOS-Reuelpta, 3000 head; market
strong; pigs and lights, l").2jj7.50; packers,
f7 Sufi 7.tC; butchers and best heavy, f7.7t2j
7.85.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Recelpta. 200
herd; market steady; native muttons, tLOO
ift4.2; lambs. 15.7:7.10; culls and bucks,
2j(&4.7&; atockers. 3 254.00.
to October 2. Inclusive, were 171,(141.505
pounda, against 2M,230,7t3 pounds th sama
period lant year.
1.1 IN HON, Oct. 29 WOOL A sale of
Cape of Uood Hop and Natal sheeiwklna
waa held here today. There wet 3H5.7l
skins offered, hut on account of their
poor condition only 174. lRl wer sold. Prices
declined from 4d to 4d. Moat of th pur
chases were mad bv nom traders.
ST. LOI IS, Oct. . VOOLr-Flrm; ter
ritory and western mediums, tjjajo) fine
mediums, 23S2tc; fine. 14.iJ0c.
Local s-ecarl t lea.
Ixical securities Quotation, furnished br
fiamuel burns, jr., (14 New York Llf
building, Omalia:
Cltr of Omaha 414a. 1H7
Cudahr Packing Co
fulumbui (Nab ) Blao. 1.1 tU It, Wis. .
Cltltana Gas 4V Ilo,. Waiorloo, la ...
Indcpandant Tala. la. Omaha
Intarnatlonal l onat. Co
Munia Co. 4Ha. 1M
Nabraaka Tala. atock. 4 par cant
Omaha Oaa 114. 4 sr caul
Omasa Oaa 6a, 1117
Omaha Klae. L. A- P. ia. 19U ...
Omaha B l. ft P. pfd
o. a c. B. ut. Hr. aa, iim
O. C. R. St. Kr. ta. 114
O. ft C. B St. Ry. ptd , t per pant. 41
i). c. u st. nr. aom., 4 par oani
Omaha Walar Co 5a, lt4
Omaha Wilar Co. U. lll.
Omaha Watar Co. tat pfd
Bourn Omaha Pawar 4ia,
Bioui CHr Stock Tenia pfd., I p. 4.
l'nion Block Yarda, Omana, 4 p. a..,.
Waalara Pacllla 4a, 1DU
Bid. AakaA.
M4 l'luH
M14 tr,
r
to
41 S
101 liq
a; 14 M
M'4 1l
H 1041)
44 va
94 1"4
M M
1H lw
IX) 101
4.1 M14
Tl It
4 1414
SI 14 10.11,
1 "kl
IHI 11
U HI
ti n
Ml 11
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29. COTTON-Future
opened steady. October. 14.39c; No
vember. 14.30e: llei-ember. 14 40c: January
14,48c; February. 14.44c. offered: March.
14.6&C; April, 14 Ac, bid; May, H.AOc; June,
14.40c, bid; July, 14.61c; August, 14.12c; Sep
tember, 13.12c.
Fllturea nli.Hed ilrnna' Nnvimh. II JU.
December, 14 7o; January. 14.74c; Febnian-.'
i4.ic; .narr-n. itnvo; April, M.8ic; May,
14 8Hc; June, 14.T8e; July, 1498c; August,
14.24c; H.-riic-nbcr. 13.rrj.
Rnflt nlf.a,. fit .la lO nnln.. hUk... M
--" - -" M " ' -, " llipill , III. VI-
dling upland. 14.86c; middling- gulf, lfi lOo;
GA LVK8TON. Oct. 29 COTTON Hleher
at 144.0.
ST LOUIS. Oct. 29-COTTON-Hlgher:
middling. 144C: sales, nuna: raivln.a 1 ?M
bales; shipments. 1.521 bales: atock. 19!7!r7
bales.
fit. Joaepk Live Stork Market.
ST. JOHF.PIl! Oct. 1W.CATTLK Re
ceipts, 300 bead. Market aluady; steers,
t4.G06'7-OO: cowa and helfcra. j:.5twi4 00;
calves, t3.00?(7.5O.
HO(iS RiK-elpta, 3.500 head. Market
ateady; top, f7 ; bulk of sales. VMiT.&.
fHKEH AND L-MBa-Hepelpls. X'JJQ
head. Market steady; lambs, t4.0u4.7.
Hoax City Live flock Market.
SIOCX CITY, la., Oct. 2D. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, OuO head; mar
ket ateady; feeders, weak; beeves. t4.Htf
8.0J: cows. t-1.K((4.76; feeders. t4.0iij5.00,
yearlings. t3.00Tr4.26.
HOGS-R-celpts, 1.300 head; market 5c
hlKber; range of prices. $7 5o(i-7.70; bulk of
aales. t7.0'7.6.
Stork la Hlgkl.
Receipts of Mw atock at the six principal
.Houth Omaha
.Sioux City
St. Joseph
KanNas City
St. Lou Ik
Chicago
Total
Cattle. KotH. Hlieep.
imo 2.7(a) ioo
. U0 1.3H0
. SOU 3.5U0 I.oDO
. i.M 8.000- 1.0.J0
..2.50t N.OO) '10
. 2.0ia 12,0U 10.0.10
.11300 -fi.rIO 14,200
Treasury Statement.'
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29,-The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of business
today was as follows:
Trust Funds Gold Coin, tS74.123.R6S; silver
dollars, 317.354.000; silver dollars of lsW.
tt.oari; silver certificates outstanding,
t4H7. 354.000.
General Fund Standard silver dollars In
general fund, t2,485,449; current liabilities.
$1 10.4, 833; working balance In treasury of
fices, tr7.3n8.rrf2; in banks to credit of treas
urer of United States, 337,387,842; subsidiary
sliver coin, tlS.183.17; minor coin. fl.p'S.SIl;
total'balance In general fund, 380,047,637.
Saa-ar anal Molaaaea.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29. SUGAR Raw.
firm; refining, S.8O0J 8fo; centrlf ileal. M
le t 4 SOIfi 4. 85c ; molasaea anetir, t3.55ft3.60a.
Refmed. siedy: crushed, 6.85c; powdered,
5.25c; granulate- 5.15c.
Aged Farmer
Free of Murder
West Virginian Who Shot Nephew in
Defense of His Daughter is
Cleared by Jury.
MOUNOSVILLB. W. V., Oct. S9.-Tlio
Jury in tha case of John 8ycklea, (aged 67
years, a wealthy farmer, charged with th
murder of his nephew, Randolph Rltchea.
returned a verdict lat yesterday of not
guilty, after deliberating thirty-one min
utes. When Judge Harvey told htm h
was free Gycklcs burst Into tears and
sobbed: "Qod has been so good to me."
On August 26 last, Syckles returned to
his home following a short absence and
heard his daughter, Mattle, 15 years old,
screaming for help. He rushed to her
room and found Rltchea ther. As th
young man waa leaving th bouse a mo
ment later Syckles shot htm.
Na. Av. ah. Pr. Mo. At Sh Pr
HI ill ISi 7 aft 14 it: 4a 7 44
ri tl bu 1 7t . i-J 1 &
W 1 4 44 114 14 1 4,
U !a 44 1 a aa in K lt
7 M 1 M - .14 an 7 4t
40 itM SO 1 (0 I U I SI 111
il i in 1 do 44 1 at
4.1 I I U0 7 I-'1, a 24) im 145
Tt t:l lai 1 44 x )n t Cla
. i i liu 1 4S ' il 2.1 1M 7 70,
..., ..114 la 1 i, Tl !T1 ll T 14
11 2.4 MTU 1 41 W 7 T
e i it u it lai lau Tie
le i i 40 1 a'. tr Jj i t
1.4 4 I 4 Ua 1 lu T
U sal IW li "a -2: ... T 1
tl Hi l lli 11 ItX ... T M
44 171 Witt?
SHELF Not tiough sheep were received
this morning to make a market. With to-
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. Kl.-METALtf-Htainl-ard
copper on the New York MUal ex
change waa dull and nomlnsl todvv nt
prleea h.Hng made on the call. Io-al de1.
crs uuote lake copper at tUIVVamo. Kk.
trolytlc at tl2.Stal2 75 and casting nt I12.r"Hi
1il2 C24j. Tha Loixlon market was v.
spot being quoted at 57 13 tkl 4nd fi.lur-.i
at 58 Ua. Tin waa quiet, with spot and
October and November quoted t fV-:'q
30 50. The London market waa unchanged,
with the cloce ulet at 138 2s 6d for ap. t
and 140 fur futurea.' Laad waa qui it I. -callv.
with apot at 34 t'V414-40. The Lnndn',
market waa lower at 13. Ipelter rloe-.il
quiet at 36 40i ,. 55 locally. Tho lajnd' i
market advanced to 23 5s. The l't.giihh
iron market was higher at Us 4.1 for t'le-'e-land
warrants. Tlie local market w.ia ui
changed.
T LUCIH. K-t 29 METAL'4 ' "r.d,
higher at 11.30. .Speller, strong at 44 "0.
Moot Market.
IW.mTOX. tvt. 2 W(Mly The Commer
cial tiulletln of Hostoii will May of the
wool market Katualav: alualiu-as of the
week Is not over a.uuo.UOU pounda. aa the
large buyera tr not appearing All
availably wools are aeitliag luotlerately bi
top prlrnK. The market Ut growing ationger
as etocka dctir.oi; snd f.el4u sovU'ee Lo
eoine liu.ro bullish. '1 lie sliipiuenta tf wool
from liostoa to th tuLer V, l.w I u--.lv , were
n.4,7,3 pounds, aaainal La), 14) z pound
for Hie ha me time luet year. The recnlpta
WOMEN COLLEGIANS ELECT
President and Secretary Return. to
Of tic and Kw Vice PresU
dents Are Selected.,
CINCINNATI, Oct. 39. -Delegates to tb
annual convention of th Association of
Collegiate Alumnae went In a body today
to. Oxford. O, and held sessions at th
two women's Institutions there Wesleyan
college and Oxford college and also visit id
Mlumi university.
Miss Laura lrake Gill of Washington,
D. C and Mrs. Samuel F. Clarks of Wll
lismstown. Mass.. hav been re-elected
president and seeretary-treasurer, reepact
Ively. New officers elected for the ensuing year
are:
First vice president, Mr. Emma Ciarratt
Boyd, Atlanta, lie.
eeinil vie president. Miss Mary HI. Pot.
ter. Kvunston, III.
Third vice president. Miss Elsie Heeyl
Pratt, Denver, Colo.
Fourth vice president. Mrs. Mary L.
Lewis Oreene, Troy, N. Y.
Fifth vice president, Miss Jeae B. Peix
otto. Berkeley, Cal.
Sixth vice president, MIks Marion Rellly,
I'.iyn Mawr, Pa.
DINNER FOR CHARLES R. CRANE
tlllaeaa of (blt-aao Will Teadrr
Testimonial to Vellow
Tswaanaa,
CH1CAOO. Oct. 2i-An InvlUlion.. signed
by fifty ChlcHt;nans who stand at the head
of the clty'a commercial, professional ami
social endeavors, was sent today to Charles
H. Crane, whoaa resignation as mlnlater
dealgnate to China lecanlly caused a at-n-aattoiv
Mr. Ciane, at preaenl In Now York.
Is aake.l lo tie the gueat of honor at a
dinner to be given at Mr. Crane's con
venience. Tha luvltalioii goe Into details of the
rtcall of the former mlnlat.r dealgnaf, up
holding l.la attitude In every respect.
Among the names attached to It aie th..
following:
C. L. llutclilna.iii, liavid R. Forgan,
Charles U liuviea. Oeui ae lv Rolisi ta
Oeoiga R. p.-ik. I, H. Burtiham. H il!
KuliUrtdl. Many I'lili Judaon. Jamas B
Foiguu. 8. M. Feliou, A. J. siarlluo and
Victor V, I-avmon.