Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 1, 1903, Page 19

CRALN AND PRODUCE NARKET {% MMIId!-Ont in Prioe on Good Demand, CORN PRICES HAVE A NARROW RANGE Ruotations for December Corn a Little Higher, with Oats Following in oy thy—Market for Provisions Firm, o SGHICAGO, Oct. #L._Bmall contract stocks mnd a good shipping demand were Influences that eéreated an urgent demand for Decem- ber wheat tndny and prices in that pit ruled December closing with a gain of e. iber corn and oats wers each a shade hulty provisions closed etter trade In wheat than for mome time past and after an easier opmln‘ the market turned strong and joes were weil maintained throughout the iy, The opening was a_trifle lower on easier cables, favorable weather and I in'the northwest, December belng !bonn after ‘;ha ecame active December and with traders show- i~ :l.fllmllll?n‘”w (hold.gn l'.u that n&on;'h r] quickly turn strong, and the prics advanced to §lc within the first hour. fiieavy clearances were a bull la in the session. Just before the close some the advance was lost on realizing, but he close was strong, with December Mhigher at 80%c. Clearances of wheat and lour were equal to 68,000 bushel ecelpts were 1,223,000 bushels 0 bushels nsxnr ago. Duluth report. neupu of %5 ca th local receipts of § cars, nons of con- ract grade. made total ‘receipts for the ree points o cars, against 712 cars jast waek and 1,002 cars a yer arly nelling of corn, due 1o ths weakness of cables, cagsed ancasier feelng at the tart, but offerings were light, and when wheat began to show signs of stren t also became firmer. er selling between (3% c. Local recelpts were it eeliirs pressure 1 tle selling pressure in oats ¢ the start (along with the weakness bther grains, but the strength in wheat so hecked this selling desire, prices remaining eally stationary. Receipts were fair th & -mu Improvement in the shipping loma ading was dull the entire ses ber ranged between 35%c and closing a shade higher at 3%c. Local pts were 269 cars. vislons were firm, the feature of the 6 belng covering by a local packer of Jan Jard and ribs. Prices advanced elped to some extent by the better 7ot the hos market. and the Eain was maintained, due to small nfl-fln% anuary pork closed 10c higher at TR uary lard was also up 10c at $5.80G6. ile ribs were 1 Fetmated receip for Monday: Wheat, ou' , 415 cu-. oats, 240 cars; hog: ‘n- {eading tutures ranged as follows: “Articles. | Open. | High.| Low. | Close.| Yew'y. *Wheat tDec. ; No. 3 "”“* ‘-:'.t.,t";«: ”% ] h chotee Hfln:h tl.l:'e . 1 northwest- lllllnfy, 90; clover con- N B Moas bbl.. $11.60 per w?o Tl s oocre Rleh (looes), - §1.0007.50; i~ ‘the receipts of flour Receints. Shipmants. 2500 12.500 | rope wes o NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. Ruotations of the Day om Vario Commodities. B <& onx. Oct. II—"IA:UI—R dm low steady, $.40; ‘Buckwheat four, quiet Jtflowaflum , 62¢ nominal M e £, 9‘5“":? 1 A A L B No. 1 hard I!D.u on t the movement, light stocks and covering. The close was vary flrm on o Jromest & small change | "S(' vl.l|blc wlt‘ prices t s_;nud " De %e Slosed s, 69,160 bu ?nt T . sal u. futures ;wt. firm; }l = 5 B 3y dpumu Tovanied "on small ¢ to the heavy southwest rains &nd o sympaihy ""t’ Yneat. The closs Sas firm k“ an« May closed .e‘ X) ts, 7.807 '51 oo -flfd ehite, B hite. No. onitnck‘wmu. it Y. shipplug. 65@o6c; sood to 3 ol -. ’cuut. l‘fl. n& ifie %‘lmu—mua Gllval(on 2 to 15 lbs., Valiten | 4, Wchoilln THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: RUNDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1003, 1 55 Pctonr s, thT00 o HHRAN—Steady atte. HAYlvvltltdY, timothy, $7.50§12.00; prairie, N COTTON TlEfl—NmflInll at $1.06. HAG(HNG HEMP TWI I’OULTRY prings, $iec see 3 p gt-‘i-;»,x EJésgludy, ANe, naur, bbls. heat, bu ex rt clea) ul g, Steady; chickens, _Tie; rke; 12c; ducks, 9@9%c; — Steady; creamery, 18G22%oc; Joss oft . Shipments, 12,000 EGGS—Fresh stock, loss off, LIVE POUl.TRY-Hanl. @ sprin; chickens, 845 fccording o age, 1g%o; turkeys, Thgise: ducks, $4GIG; 7 BUTTER—Packing stock, 13c; fancy dairy, in tubs, 16@1sc; sep FHESH FLSH-Fresh caught trout, 10 80 piko, 10c; uttal efish, 1bc; haddock, e; codiish, ilc; lobsters, boifed, per Ib, Toc; lobste 4c; 'bullheads, 11; catfis halibut, v ng, 60: white bass, 10¢; biuefins, 8c. S YBTRRE-New York counts, per tan. 00; extra selects, per can standard, per can, ¥ 60, HAY~Prices quoted by Omaha Whole- sale Dul rs assoclation: Choice No. 1 up 50; medium, $7.00; Rye straw, $8.50, These prices of good color and quality. De- 2, B0e. VEGETABLES, PO’I'ATOEB—Culonflo, isgeto; Dakota, per b, 1@iso; nauv SWERT POT %rown, per er ‘market i OMATOES~Home grown, per basket, NAVY BEANS-Per bu., §2 CELERY—8mall, per doz., MS:, large western, 4be, ONIQNS—New home grown, dry, per Ib., Ugo! Hpanish, per orate, AGE-Wisconsin' Fiolland, 1 TUH\XPB—CInldl Tutabagas, perib., te. TRUH‘! PRUNES-Italian, per bo: PEARS—Colorado and mnu L\qflcr’. 0, winter Nellls, $2.202.60. LES—Jonathans and Grimes Golde ichigan wtock, 93.26: ‘Bellflowers, per box, $1.60 Greontngs and Baldwins, $8.2; varieties, $350; Oregon stock in bushe boxes, $1.15G1.25. GRAFES—California Tokays, $1.66; New York, per 8-1b. basket, 80c; pony Catawbi ¢ Imported Malagas, per kes, 5360850 NBERRIES—Per bl u ; per box, 50 W inomsts. Bl le, '$9.50 CALIFORNIA QUINCES—Per box, $1.7. TROPICAL FRUITS. ORANGES—Mcxican, Luuul\s—(.hmxunm i all sizes, $4. Lancy, '30 sizes, 240 to 270 mzes, $4.00@4.25. r 10-1b. cartons, ¥5c, -crown, ldc; b-crown, fornia, tmported smyrn., toes - fi,fi'"‘ Sc. Pemun. T bux ot % packages, izo\l i by in 6 < bo W NAS--Per m.alum “Slzéd bunch, $2.00 ; Jumbo, $2. MISLELLANEOUEI ,CHEESE—W isconsin twins, full gc; Wiscousin Young Americas, biock Swiss, Wllcoluln brick, W isconsin li HONEY—Ne croam, 1940 -bbl., $3.25. P.:he‘rmd. $03%e. case of 2 dos, er b, t-shell, "-u" o. el p-r o, 130} . ..,“ll I' iG] Pl nnd.. n?n‘-';}.ou ptl; '5’ pecans, large, per per \;.. p' mfu. e, qu wunuh T2@15; large hickory ut b, S5 ”n wk":' F b o .50 b ILB. ‘eastern No. ‘nan. : Nor 2 umd Biaes. H ham lll“l» st 81.—COTTON-—The ady, 3 pointa lower o 3 on the on:” on’the Tailure Of $50ws, a6 while sall- the reported hea the . southwest. Following the call, spot people bought moderately. Eu- rating on the long side of the market, ith bull support prices were ltnne‘r:fl}' firm at net advance of 11 to 14 movement, W) NEW ORLENA‘NS Oc!ins’l —~COTTON— § .:4‘ 10. '100 ,,%w" mdding N—FY, 17 ’-{ "‘Ifi.um ied, 94 (o © NEWYORK STGCKS!RKMDS' T 5':.“.':‘.,‘"'"“ e sovote | OMATIA LIVE STOCK MARKRT [ Langnid Advance Due te Mystery in the Bank Btatement. ¢ WEST NOW NEEDING CASH FOR CROPS Expectation that New York Would Not Be Called Upon to Ald in the Movement Said to Disproved. NEW YORK, Oct. 81.—Today's bank statement proved to be the usual enigina to stock market observers. The stateaient reporta a decrease in cash of $,694,50. A number of estimates are compiled cvery Friday from bank officlals themseives. Yes- teraay none of these estimates regarded as reliable showed a cash outgo for ihe week of less than $13,000000 and some of them ran to over $15,000,000. Last Baturday tho bank statement in its item of cash reserves falled to show the estimated dectease Ly $4,000,000. Under the workings of the aver- age system last week's discrepancy would tend to_be corrected in this week’s state- ment. The conclusion is unavoidable that the actual showing of the cash reserve item in the bank statement, If it correctly fepresents thg actual condition of the banks, must be based upon money move- ments not disclosed to the public in the information upon which the Friday est- mates are base Today's statement falled to have convincing effect in stock market clrcles and a very languld upward move- ment of prices resulted. This was par due to the fact that & skeptical feeling was felt yesterday as to whether the for- midable decrease in cash would be reflected in today’s bank statement. The discrepancy in the bank statement may be explained by cash operations between the banks and trust companies, which do not appear in the reports of currency movements. The increase in loans, which reached $4,409,500, was not unexpected and Is attributed to preparations for November first settlements and to borrowings by St. Louis and other institutions in connection with their larg cash withdrawals. The closing was stendy, but very dull and with the advancing tend- ency checked e emergency shipments to St. Louls are believed to be a te.fporary need, al- though the increasing activity of the west- ern_money market may keep the money there over the crop-moving period. The de- velopment of the western crop moving re- quirdments has demonstrated that the sea- #on's needs for that purpose must be met from New York as usual, and has disproved the expectation that western resources would be sufficlent to meet the require- ments, which has been maintained in some quarters. The indul of that belief last fall proved costly o' a large specu- lative element in the stock market and the story of last fall's experience begets a: spirit of caution. Tho rise in money rates has halted the investment absorption of bonds, but has caused litle reaction in prices, Bond houses report a good Inquiry and an expec! that the falling off In 98 act! will lead to some accumulation of idle cap- {tal within a short time, and a demand for safe Investment in mortgage securities. The purchase of some $25,000,000 of bonds in sub- sidiary companies of the Pennsylvania com- by bankers was the event of the weofi in the bond market and regarded as evidence of the revived market for bonds, United States 2s advanced % and s and old 4s 14 per cent over the closing call of last week. Following 1s the number: of shares of stock so\l range of prices and closing bids on tif élew York Stock exchange: Sales. High. Low Close .10,000 66% 66% R (] L1100 B Aty chison -l Uh 1% . 87 SEE-sY o 2d_pfd- . . Great Jarlh"n prd. Hocking Valley . . do ‘)l .. Illinols Central lowa Central do pfd . o Kd C. Southern D! ., Loulsville & Nuhvma Manhattan L ll.lrvyollsln St Missouri PMmc an. & Te: afi:“é" ==§§=u§ RETE es, 4 bu':I e (st none; stock, t in 5 o p oo h A ing, 1 81.—~COTTON- &mn unchanged; can mlddunfi! alu 'm 4,000 es, of whic mum and uwl. lm| Inellldad zano "fl‘l’ wmd all Amer- Bae i, March and ApHl arch and Apr ay, b.46@5.46d; May and Kansas City Grain and Provisions, KANSAS CITY, Oct 3L — WHEAT — : May, cash 4«‘:“»!0 l’mrdm N ted. s 2 red, :!ORN—Deccm v, 3%e; May, 37 2 mixed, 3%e; No. 3 whité, 8 OATI—NO. 2 white, 34%@%7c; ml ed, T8 2 e, H‘AfiY—Cholu othy, $0.50§10.00; cholce 3 P flmin-cr-mtry. 18%c@2c; dairy, dyas-mn..r. Missourl and Kansas, ne No. 2 white- cases returned. o Recelpts. Sbipments, 55,400 §.30) Cash i No. No. 2 wood cases includ ‘Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Oats, bu. 15,00 lv‘nru.l A and Dried Frults. BW _YORK, Oct. 31.—EVAPORATED ADPLES The markét continues Bem; e oceipts are moderate and demand fair; com- uoted at Me: Lorime at §@ic; cholce oae; fancy & PORMIA BRIED FRUITS—Prunes somain unchanged here. though coast. ade her easfer feelin 15; Caltornla, ibs., 19¢; Texas dry, to %0 m':. Tae. H‘"s‘"..‘&, REPE extra, 1t X ;:_ | Dackot, 45 Tekied beliton muc Biéaee: piek! i restern tober tigacd H minal; refined, u.g-dy. continent, §7.40; ?oul Aln.ru BU 'FI'IH white, l-pumbor m‘ P'““"Il"“::: 5 nnsylvan 2G%c; t estern tmm To econds. Nhc: west: refrigera 3 tor, 18821, W—Steady; city ‘1200 pack- Provi .1' LOUIS, Oct. #.-WHBAT-H! red , _elevator, 8ic: track, ber, 8o; May, S3@S%e; No. “No. 3 ‘white, eady; red winter patents. $4.00 g.uy and straights, $.70G4.06 ar Xox quotations range 3% @ic h Ficots show little change elther P “senaral gonditions or prices, Choice are uoted at $14@9%0: extra choice, 10g10%c; Peaches also choles are held at TiuTio; extra cholce, T4 @8%e; tancy, $%@10%c. Liverpool Grain and Provisio LIVERPOOL. = Oct. = 3L—WHEAT 8pat, steady; No. 2 red western ‘):m?'(" 24; No. 1 northern spring. n stack; futures Gull; D«‘embe na March, 6s 5%d; May, N—Spot, easier; American mixed, ds “d futures dull; N 'mber, nominal; De- ember. 48 14d; January. Phila in Produce Market, PHILADELPHIA, Oet. 3L—BUTTER— gn et and steady; extra western creamery, extra nurh rin S8 Firm; good de: nd; frean nearby. R m'}flc rash southiern, 2GR0, southwestern, resh 80 el CHE®S ,.X....a i Gratn Market. MILWAUKEE, Oect. 81L-WHEAT-Dul; No. 1 nor(hl-rl No 2 northern, S1%@ BAILIW-& m“{"’u sample, 0@ is e, CORN—December, #c asked. Minneapolis Wheat, Flour and Bran, MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 81 ~-WHREAT- Do- cember. 8hc; Ma. On track: No. hard, 83%e; No. (-m ern, S1jc. Duluth Grain Market. DULUTH, R TR g do pfd .. Southern Pacific Southern Rallway June, | W . do ptd . Adams Express American Express U, 8. Expi W.Ill-!'fl-l"n Elprell Amal Copper ... - Amerlcnn r & ¥ unerll'c.n' 1 Amer?un fd . » _, :Esa;'.uis 5583: Eins s ¥ EE 'd National Biscuit Natjonal ad Plclhc Mall ¥ qEznsu 22 {3 London Stoek Market, LONDON, Oc(-ll ~Closing qunuuon per G? oben mnm for short by and for three-months’ NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.—The statement of averages of the clearing house banks of this clty for the week shows: Loans, o1 ncrease, $4,409.500; deposits, 05 B crense. skt 6 cirpulation: increase, $51.300; le i Is, 966,594, A ST dRRE 160, decroass, g New York nuoy Market, YORK, Oct, #.-PRIME TILE PAPER-! er cent on_call nomina 0 loans. e . and $4.8 HivE 59%¢; C. ONDS—~Government, trregular. The closing quotations on bonds are as follows - Bar, Méxican do steady; rallroad, WL & N o N1 TGN R R of M el T 101% N. Y. € 3. qRg/N 3 C . 100% No. Pacific 1% do g r JUN & W. o ds 10040, 8. L. 4 & par ¥4 Penn. 4. 1ioxigo. Pacite |80. Rallway bs. T P, Chicago Ter. 4 Con, Tobacco & Golo. & So. 4, 6% Wabas Denver & R. Wl do " Erie prior um %4|W. & L. E. ¥3% | Wis. Central Colo. Fuel con. & *Offered. Roston Stock Quotations, BOSTON, Oct. 31.—Call loans, 3@ cent; time loans, 5@§ per cent. closing prices on stocks and bon Atchison 4s . 9% Alloues ... Mex. Central & Atehison ... do ptd .. *Boston & Al Boston & Mal % & Fitchibare pla Union Pacific . Dom. 1. & 8.. General_ Electric Mass. Fiectrie ...... 18% Tamarack . G0 pfd ............ lits/Trinity . 394 United Siaten Adventiie ... © Woverin *Asked. New York Mining Quotations, NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—The follo the quotations ‘on mining stocks: " C “r° Small Hop Leadville Con Standard *Offered. Forelgn Fi LONDON, Oct. $1—Money was_in keen demand in’the market today. Discounts yere firm, owing to the weakness of New York exchange and fears of early exports of gold to the United Btates. On this point the Statist observes: ‘“The opinion is held that the amount of gold taken hence will be moderate. On the stock exchange the attendance was meager, many upe‘rnlurn taking advan ge of the fine weather to leave town. Business was stagnant and irregular. Consols were irregular. Ameri- cans fi;ened dull on the reported impend ing strike of fron workers and in expecta- tion of a poor New York bank statement, In some instances there was an improve- ment, but the market closed lifeless. The faflufe was announced of H. E. Phillips, s otk i Amertians Bul: o was withdra: (th' E-nk 0’1 En.’)‘;:hd today, ll;n fl’a“’; lc) was 'or shipment T Ml 4 k t. ~Trading on the bourse today was heslla!ln. but calm lnfl closed inactive with Pfl(’v falrly stron; The private rate of discount was 2 13:16 par Three p!l’ cent rentes, 7t 66c for lhe Exchange on London, 25f 14lc The weakness of rk, Paris and flo no infiuence on the mar- Coal, fron and bank Exchange on London, Discount rates: three months’ OMAHA, Oct, 81.—Bank clearings for the week are $9,057.096.83, an Increase over the corresponding week of l“li&’" of 39990 4. Totals .. New York Imports and Exports, NEW YORK, Oct. 31.—Total 1 dry goods and general rc‘;und mpor'.;‘ - Yorl( for the week were valued at ufi- Exporu of specle from this posk were L0 Suver wnd 3 PR ipecie al ow T Were 41,101 silver and $19.57% gold, o weck ‘Woel Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 8L.~WOOL~Firm; do- mestic_fleece, BOSTO! ‘OOL~The followin; re the quotations for lond] Ohio and "Pennayivania ;E’i! oy milons X ll@ m’r‘w half blood, ee-guarter blood, ulrter-?)loua unw- hod‘"‘w “md Delaine, 360, Mo 7. tn-; and N n fac; quarter mo«a un. | un. rec-elghths bl " nalf biocd o 2 Tarrflol’&’. 'ldnha. fin & N 16G17c: edium, e, 1rd 150 yomln , fine, 1 The; fing mediuin, ; medlulll;. -/,313? Jtab, fine medium, 17@i7%e; mediw e, Dakota fine. 16g16c; fine ‘medium. 16 17ie; medium, 16g0c. Montana fine choice, %0c; fine medium choice. l'c’)n staple, 21c; lw'dhlm cholce, BT. LOUIS, Oct. §1.-~WOOL~Bteady; me- dlum grades. combing and clothing, 11 ne, 121 heavy TONDON, Oct. L—Arrivals for Wi the sixth eflu of auction sales amoul to 62,789 bales. s Metal Marke ETALS—There from previous the principal ulet dunlnd ‘The under- or copper and spelter, but dull on iron. In is guoted §73%. Cop Ilwr h.la., 4; electro- casting. $13.50. ter, $6.1245, Jron, noml nal. LOUTS, 3. —-METALS—Lead, .25, Bpelter; flull. $5.%0. R, Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK. Oct. 31.-DRY GOODS—-The market ends the week in a firm condition and the volume of business shows a reduc- tion from the comparative actiyity which marked the first of the week. Buying fs conservative and vet there ndication in certain quarters that buyers are.willing to anticipate their needs to & certaln exten Jobbers are transacting only & moderate business. conditions or prices t metals belng in tone was stead: oasy o8 tin_an Whisky Market. PEORIA, Oct. l’l—WHlBKY—Gta‘dy on basis of finished goods, ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81 WHISKY—Steady at C Hl(‘AflO Oct. —WHXEKY—O of high wines, ‘;tm $1.%. 0 Mg CINCIN! NATX ()cL ll WHISK Y D!llll- lers’ niahed W00, GUIet on basis of S1. Mexican Port Gets a Road. RANCISCO, Oct. 3lL.—Word has just reached here by mall that the Mexican port of Mazatlan is about to have railroad communication with the interior of the Arrvest a Suspect. John Wise, the tra ellnf companion of o i rebended by the police. be the man who got the mone; Enser 'u asleep when the rol bery was committed and, therefore, cannot say positively who took his roll. Soldiers Escort Coin to Ship. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3l tendent of the mint has Lurned over o ship o the War deb‘rl« 455,000 pesos he last mt 'fll b. colned here for =g time. i m. of twenty Nldlt.rl —The superin. All Oattle Lower M the Week Except Good Cornfed and @rass Steers, HOGS ALSO SHOW QUITE A LOSS Fat Sheep and Lambs Trifle Lower Than Week Ago, but Feeder Sheep Are Steady, with 0ld Ewes and Light Lambs Much Lower. SOUTH ouum1 Oct. 31, Receipts were oga. Official Monday Official Tuesday e.m 585 Official Saturday . Jreek ending Oct, Il..‘ \\rek ending Oct. 24, ending Oct. 17. ending Oct. 10. ending Qct. weck last uur October, Oc ll)be!‘. October, October, October, October, October, Total, October, Total, October, RECEIPTS FOR THE YBAR TO DATE, The following table shows the recelpts of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date and comparisons with last attle 901 66 m 667 82,080 462,901 1,354,808 108,083 Average prices pald for hogs at South Omaha for the last several days with com- parisons: Date week Bame Total, Total, Total, Total, Total, Total, Total, 1903 [1902.11901. 1900, [170% 11805, NOT. B ¥ O 3 8 68| 8 64) v . ‘nezmus ‘nEus SEE - 2 2 ¥, - _,.. g B2EE po e - FS g :a,al S28ERB CEN 282 B s ==Z$ 5 2RI TR FFEE Poe—— P— ge g BrssES cocane, P oo preTe— e e escseses 5 BIRSES PRENgR REEN FEeFEE P e 33388 ‘pEsze? s £2_ 225228 ZESIES E3 [ A2228 SRIIA3 8BVITAS hhhbas ssssns RE2ES 83 SEES: - g=22 oon eoance & P— ---mma AOaAne aneson aoncon To Q=B SIIVER WNBEER SHIESS | SRR2ER REESE! * Indicater’ Sunday. The official number of cars of stock brought in today by each road was: Cattle. HOZ: Sheep. ash Missour Paciic Ry Union Pncm( . & N, W. R: R. L & P. Tilinois Cenlrnl Total reoe‘v 69 The disposition of the flny '8 receipts was as follows, each buyer purchasing the number of head lndlcate Bu; K Ill.lo Ho” Sheep. Omaha Packing Co. Swift and Company. Cudahy Packing Co Armour Co, Cudahy from Armour from B. C. L. F. Wolt & Murl’mn . Other buyers .. 904 SR MhL there were . practically catile on sala this morning with Wwhich to make a test of values. I'or the week there is very liitle aifference In the recelpts as compared with last week, but there is a gain over The® simo weell of last vear to over 3,000 head. ~For _the Tonth off October reeipts bave not been up to the enormous run of a year ago by about 10,000 head, but they are far in ex- cess of all previous years. The increase grer, October, 11, amounts to about 2,000 There has been only a fair run of corn fed stoern this week and the better grades in_particular have been scarce. As a result those Winds are just about L Meady for thl week and could be quoted fro $4.90 to $.40. Fair to good grades such sell fmm $4.60 to 34.85 may be a trife low: but not much. Quite a few warmed up cattle are beginning to show up in the receipts the same as usual at this time of the year and are selling to poor advantage. They do not kill out well and consequently ackers prefer the grass steel Bhort ed stuff in fact 1s hard to sell at any price and goes mo-uy from $4 to $4.25. The cow market is undoubtedly at the low point of the season and exlremoly dull at the decline. The latter part week wckel‘l ha lld very Indlflef.n\ and app: not eared luthu lhai got mlny cows or not. The threaten es In the canning de artments of th‘ lll}' explain the but probably eavy recelpts o at all points have more to do with it as the better des have suffered also. ren- eral run of cows both westerns and natives may Le quoted right around a - auarter lower for the weel c i Ganners are selling largely from ¥ 90, fall I’lo{afld cows go from t¢ $240 and good to cholce from $2.40 to 8. A few corn fed cows are beginnin, to arrive, but the same as with short f. steers they are not selling to good ad- vantage and bring little more ti rass co ‘There have not been enough of them on -h so far though to establish a market. Bulls are also considerably lower lor the h peeic in sympathy with cows. Good grass bulls are now seiling around $2 and !2 et e ey not thach. alferent, ihe best grades ulll! up to $5. The stocker and feeder market h: been rather uneven all the week. The demand from the country has not been good and consequently prices have eased off. Tho best es_are probably 10@ise lower, while horned feeders and common catt's of all descriptions are off 15@2c. The d mand is confined almost enurely to the cattle showing quality, and as a result common stut s very hard to move at any rice. P'Fho trade on western bas been In falily sel ass beef steers od shape, from $3.! decent cattle are now sell. 10 $3.60, with common stuff Western cows and stockers and feeders are selling as noted above, HOGS—-There was another lght. run of hogs in sight ttils morning and the markot opened about & nickel higher. Packers, Though, did not take hold with any life, and did not seem to be anxious for the hogs at the prices asked. After the first round or two they shut down and only of- fered about steady prices with )u(erdu‘o The bulk of the heaty hogs sold from o $4.35, medium weights from %1% o and lgnts soid up To %40, with a littie bunch at $5.2%. The same as has been the case for some time past the trains were very slow in arriving and the close was wea S Thfreceipts of hogs this week have been heavier lhln they were last week, but are about 6,000 head short of the same week 1 453 | 994 Wyoming last week and a trifie heavier than for the rresponding week of last vear. For the mnmn of October there is an Increase over he Saime month of last year amounting to more than 16,000 head: *The recaipts - for Orwber of h#fl"f were the largest on | ord up te time, which means that ther record h s beén broken this year by a wide mary (onnmerml The heavy su t has been in very satisf: condition. }'m kers have bought up ory at stuft in o good shape all the month, #o that very few | lhl ments were forwarded or carried over lmm day to day As compared with the close of last week the best grades of fat sheep and lambs are around & dime lower, with some of the less desirable grades per- haps a little more. Quite a few lambs that a short time ago were selling for feeders went to killers this week at prices that looked considerably lower, but of course they were lacking In quall Feeder wethers and yearlings of desirable g\n\llty are steady for the week, wit) emand fully equal to the mupply, Feeder lambs, however, and urllcuu y_the lllhlr WBIJYII common kine are and old ewes have nl!fl suffered about the same amount. The demand from the coun- try, It seems, is confined very largely to the better grades. Quotations for ern_lambs, $4. 75: fair $4.354.50; choloo yearlin o '"umm’“r";"l" & £00d_wethers, $8.150 ers, $3.40418.60; fair to wethers, 3.40; good to choice ewes, $2.75G3.00; fair to 0o0d_ewes, $2.50@2.80; cholce feeder lambs, H) O0DLE: Ialr to good feeder lambe. 8.356 (3 . feeder vear ‘feeder wethers, 3. 1.60§2.60; culls, $L Representative sales 101 Wyoml: rass atock: Cholos west. to_good lamhs, 600G 20; fatd cull lambs. feeder lam! CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. 's Quotations on All Kinds Rule About Steady. (SHICAGO, Qo 31, —CATTLE—Recelpts, i mominal: good to prime steers, uma poor to medium, $2. ers And. feeders, $1.5504.40 heiters, 4 Btearn, $5.7568,00; worters atders, Hh HOGS--Recsipts today, 11,000 b mated Monday, 90.000; market about .mm: mixed and u:cnm 3 o cholce heavy, rough hea 4% lgnt, Yidogeds; buik of sms:m- AND = LAMBS_Recelpts, market steady’ good to cho wem- ers, b r to cholce mixed, £ p, $2.2603.60; native 1abe, ; western 1ambs, $3.50G6.25. Kausas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Qct. 81.—CATTLE-Re- ceipts, 1,000 head. The market was un. changed; choice export and dressed heef steers. $4.60@5.%0; falr to good. $3.6004.5 stockers and feeders, §2.104.00; fod steers $206G47: Texas aag steers, 10; Texas cows, native cows, ! 068.20; native hel(erl. @33, u 3.90, 5 & vmsw Recelpts the 'etk‘ 2,600 head; calves, 8,700 head. 000 héad. The nmrk.l W enem Tnd i 'Mx about wteady xed ) orkers, ar.fi for t 9 eic, 3500 nea HEEP--R el ll 1,100 héad. The mar- N §2.2006.00; fea ewes. $2.90% Texan l;}!ppl:d veariings, $280G4.00; sheep. ; "stoc P ecatrae 52006040, Receipts for the week, 47,400 hea St. Louls Live Stock Market. 8T, LOUIS, Oct. 81.—CATTLE—Receipts, %0 head, including 30 ‘head of Texans steady pative shipping Yokib. 0 dresned b35: Stosrs under ; jstockers and feed: nd feeders, ” 00@2.65. HOGB—}‘GC'ID!:. l:?n he-fl The mll'rkfl ‘l.l llg s ; ckers, w 1 bu'—l}h. s and v B m.s pts, 800 head. Thn market n tive mun i8, $3.0063.70; and Wwicks, 32.25@ EHEEP llmbl. .7; NEW YORK, Oct. 81.—CATTLE—Beeves. no receipts; no sales reported; dressed beef Y tte? reporiod exports for todny, L0 bflx&dv lhaop.‘pll,l@ lowe! m:ln y western t ar&lufl vad pli0ge— f westerns at lt.w clly , 2,067 head; no sales re- HIEP AND LAMBS—Receipts, head; slow and weak; lambs lower gen: lly and slow; shee ; lambs, &fic .:re“l:.ud mutton, ‘?r:md lambs, 0., Oct. 8l.—~CATTLE-—Re- market steady: n: llvel na hemr-. LY 40, hnd m-rnt steady lfimlfi. um and t’:’l..ms-ruc-xpu, 164 head; market lludy. —_— Sloux City Live Stock Market. C'KTY Ta., Oct. 31.—(Special 'l'ule- ey LB edstots 100 haad, Mor- buvn. . End :"L::d :flm o II lnd (Merl- 0; e‘m :nd'"‘y HOGS—Recelpts, 2,! h!ld gnr t l'.mn to 5“9' higher, selling at $4.80@6.00; bulk, $4. BT, JO! ceipts, 622 Stoek in Sight. 1 are the receipts of live stock at ShoTulx® principal western cities yester- ¥ Onlfll.hl . icago Kl.nll‘l City . 8t. Louls hile canners are 259 |8t ot L CITY, Oct. n—g:!’-firun baances A sl men A nn, certificates, X m{::. X" average, 58, !AVANNAH firm. Rosin A 2. 1, $2. N¥w "YORK, Oct. 31—OTL—Cottonseed quiet; prime crude, mominal: yellow, 306G etroleum, firm; refined New \rork Phlladelphl- and Baltimore, in Bk, Turpentine, nua'; ‘lrm. Ilrllnofl common to good, Cofiee Marke NEW YORK, Oct. 3L—COFFEE—8po Rio, firm; No. 7, involce, 6%c; mild, st Cordova, 7%@136. Futures opened strong 4] an advance of points on active and general demand with Cotton exchange in- terests, supposed to be operating for New Orleans, heavy buyers. Sales on the call were 8. ags, and during the morning the entire market ruled inactive. Cables were about as usual and there were further apprehensions as to the growing crop. The advance caught stop-loss orders and market closed firm, net 16@20 points highe Bales were 128,500 bags, including Nove: ber at 5.55@5.70c; December, 5.06@%.80c; Jan- the | lower | = $; choice weth- | lles the mar- | " W #0; March, G 100; May. 3 July, 6.55g6.40c; Se etrber, ll‘lx and Molnsw NEW YORK, Oct. 8$1—8UGAR-<Raw, pi fair refining, 3%c: centrifugal, 94 mr\|llwn sugar, refined, 13, 46; No. 4.60¢;_mould d5c; ulated, 4.76c; ‘cubes, 4o MOLASSEB—Steady. New Orleans open kettle, good to choice, 31gM2e rain Market, 0.~CORN—8teady; No. & ‘No. 8 white, S54@INC; Peoria PEORIA, Oct. 48%0; No. 4, 42%e. OATS—8teady No. 4 white, 4% NEAL ESTATE TRAN DEEDS filed for record yesterday as fur- nished by the Midland Guarantee and Trust company, bonded sbstracter, 1614 Farnam _street: James J. McLain, executor, to Charles B. Horton, part lot § George W. Forbes' sub 8 The Benson Land Syndicate to Harvey J. Grove, lots 11 to 18, inclusive, block 2 Benson Chnrln B, fe ((! Oliver mes et W e lot 2% Aiiara” & Peter Mogis to Carrie E. 1 and 2, block 2, Hageds ad Frances B. Wilde to Anna R. l\nllnn. ni% e% lot 14, block 18, Kountze's 4th supplemental add ... s Oliver Ames et al, trustees, to Charles B, Flint, part lot 243, Millard & Cald- well's_ad: Frank 4. Lewis and wife to John Wis- ler, lot block 3, Sheridan Place.. Edmund K. Lower and wife to Jacob Milder, n%0 feet lot 1, block 72, city, GOIIISSIM BT ssoo.ooo .00 BROKERS IN firain, Provisions Stocks and Bonds Largest Prvate Wire System inAmerica. 150 Branch Offices in prinel- pal northern cities from New York to Seattle, giving a ser- vice unexcelled. Responsible and Conservative. 175 Natlonal and State Banks are our depositories and references. We charge no interest for carrying long stocks. General Offices: N. Y. LIFE BLD'G. MINNEAPOLILS, MINN. THOS. M. WADDICK, Correspondent, 1618 Farnao: St., Omaha. Tel, 3407, nt an trustees, CHICAGO. OMARA, Manhattan Bldg., & co ST. PAUL, MINN. Dealersin Grain, Provisions, Stocks Bought &nd sold for cash or on reasonable margins. MINNEAPOLIS Room A Members Important Exchauges, Pri. wate Wires. Write for our dally market letter and pri- vate telegraph cipher—malled free. Ship Your Grain to Us. Best Facilities Liberal Advances. Prompt Returns. 100 Bee Bldg. Omaha, Neb Phone 3314 ka, Dulath. Winaipeg. The Merchants National Bank of Omaha, Neb. U. S. Depository Capital and Surplus, $600,000 PRANK KURPHY, Pres. BEN. B. WOOD, V. Pres. LUTHER DRAKE, Ca shier. PRANK T. NAMILTON, Asst. Cashier, Recelve sccounts of banks, banks ‘corver- ations, frms and lodividusls en vorable Tartery of “tred: "Tiee, “Svifabie 1 an parts of the worl Interest Time Cortificates of oon-uu-':“uu resytly 864 soctominaliy ‘We request § FOREIGN CAPITA E:‘Ob'{mA‘F‘:wEnCETED' BY WA%L BTREFT s Of Approv 2 BEV EIA)P—I:IPE > ‘?NN”“ b INDUSTRIALS, RAILWAYS, and umxlu— enterprises. du HITE, Mana Securit. lnl Co 61 WALL ET&ELT ‘(E{V yYO} léu MONTHS FRBE Up-to-date Mining (fully llustrated), comuln- ing “all the latest news from the famoys nld Yoo ineluding tuuuden MOUNTAIN HIMAG JOURNAL, St, N. Y. it MINES Address with full 2110-111 Bourd Trade. OMAHA, NEB. O. W, Sword, Manager. Tel. 15160, WOULD YOU INVEST §50.00 TO MAKE PROFIT OF $5,00 and many times your money back in the way of dividends? ——===IF 80, BUY of last year. For the month of October there has iso been rather a light run, as there is a decrease as compared with the same month of last year, as will be seen from the above table. The ltMmcy of prices has been dovnwlm this week and the low point of thn “tlr has been reached. The net loss o Wesk Amounis to about a dime. RApr.onlalJvo sal tl - h. 288, S:SS!S!!S L v S32R2ESTBRRRINDT RRRARRER RESESRRAR888828288888 I 6 10 SHEEP—There were arrivals of sheep a result & 2 COLUMBUS CONSOIJDATED COLD MININC COMPANY’'S STOCK Of the Black Hill; This prige subj stock to ofter at { it first started show BUS CONWIJDATED lhould not do same oro deposits as the Homestake. producine & about $10.000 monthly. let. ~As soon as this basis. This is the Best Propos mill is fink The Columb: ground, working seven mines—has a small mill in operation that is The comr-ny 18 out of debt and h: on hani with which to build & 1,000-ton m ed the pr D., at 80 Cents Per Share, t to previous sale, as I have only a limited amount of nrurc Fifty dollars invested in Homestake stock when fits as above, and there is no reason why (L)LLM- well, as its claims cover part of the Company starts with 845 as $150,000 contract for which is about to be perty will be on_a dividend paying Offered to the Public in the way of & mining stock, as there are at least $10 worth of gold on ln lghl for every shai stock issued. to the Black Hills write for full particulars concerni stallment plan 1f desired at §%0 per and #7.80 per month. I will agree to pa y the .l“’lfl nd return to any one Who will ‘agree to take af least §35.00 worth of the stock if the proposition is us represented. Don't fall this company. undred shares, In payments of §1.60 dow; to Btock is sold on the in- wa HERBERT S. SHAW Offices, 14 and IS8 Brown Palace Hotel, DENVER, COLO. REFERENCES: WESTERN BANK OF DENVER, COLORADO.