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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-05
For san or RepaIr cIoti,lne.

81 90 SUIT cleaned and pressed; $500 silk
velvet collar on coat. Upham & Padula
tailors, s77 Main st.opp. Elm. one flight
Open eveninEa.
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Wanted = miscellaneous.

IS HEATING STOVES. WANTED-Stat
name, size, condition and lowest price.
p. o. Box 935.
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DEATH CLAIMED VICTIM.
Thomas O'Day Dies Suddenly at His
Home in BrookfeId.


Brookfield, Nov. 4,-Consumption
claimed another victim in Brookfield
today Thomas O'Day died at his
home in the -the-river district
this morning.
O'Day was one of Brookfeld's most
popular young men, and his death is
by all who knew him. He
was Il years old. He was a member
of the local grange, and the bearers
will be selected from the young men
who belong. He leaves three sisters and
two brothers, besides his father, Thos.
O'Day. His funeral will be held from
st. Mary's church Monday morning.
The funeral of Walter Damon took
place at his home on Lincoln street this
at O'Clock The funeral
services We're conducted by the de-
ceased's pastor, Rev. w. L. Walsh. The
caslzet was covered with beautiful flow
ers, the gifts of relatives and former
schoolmates. The bearers were Will
liam Hanson, Henry Cole, Fred San
ford and r. g.. Goss. The interment
was at Brookfield cemetery.
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TO RENT-Large, modern, sunny tene-
ment of Z rooms I'd floor steam heat,
bath, set tubs, etc, doors and windows
screened and garden. No II Central av.
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TO RENT-The new Esta-
brook, cor Pleasant and High SITS.
seven rooms, steam heat and all modern
conveniences, Just renovated from cop
to bottom; also, offices on first floor
for doctor or dentist. Wood. No. Tia
State Mutual building.
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TO RENT-Apartment on the third floor.
% May st.
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TO RENTAL upper sunny tenement of
rooms, steam heat and open fireplace.
man st. Inquire at Murray ave. bell 2,
north side
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NANTED-Men and women to sell 'Lus-
tro the modern securing soap Sl2 per
week TO hustling, capable repre- senta-
tlVeS, also expenses. Send stamp for
particulars The Lustre Co, Chicago.
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Typewriters for Sale.

DENT Remingtons, Smiths, all others, SO and
nCW 81 monthly. guaranteed and Ribbons tree
cEII $50 upward. Repairing. supplies rHORP
OLLE & MARTIN Co, ~ MilE St, Boston,
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Rooms with Power.
TO RENT.

IN BRICK BUILDING, TWO ROOMS
WITH POWER.
For term of years at low price, ground
floor l05x56; second floor, 126x56; steam
heate5 and well lighted; new hardwood
floor ain. thick; no better rooms and
power in Worcester. rs Southbridge st
B. s. Roy & SON
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LADIES The Periodical Monthly Resu'
lator never fails; complete, free boz
mailed. New York Chemical Co.; Box
70. MILWAUKEE,. WIS.
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Personal.

of SCIENCE over disease
roneer baffiinr general practitioners
sk sIsS Yields readily to our scientific
nmathods, Mason Medical Co.. l21 w.
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lHIl|GE Building LOIS.

On Agricultural. Somerset, ROxbury,
Sever and William SITS. West Side
Land Company, James H. Rowland,
Manager, III State Mutual Building.
TELEPHONE 1872.
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FOR Sale and Business Chances.
WOODEN MILLS
FOR SALE.

The two well-known mills owned by the
late Edward c. Thayer, located at Ashue-
lot, N H, with one of the best water
powers in the state.
MILL NO Brick; four stories; eleven
sets of cards; boarding house and As tene-
ments.
MILL NO. 2-About one-halt mile below
Mill No. l. Wood and brick buildings;
four sets cards; five tenement houses; full
line of machinery in both mills; all in
good condition.
Will be sold cheap to close the estate.
For further information and descriptive
circulars, apply to
F. H. KINGSBURY, Keene, N. H.
Agent for the Heirs.
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WESTLAND STREET.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
b. w. CHILDs, o WestIand street.

FOR sALE--A desirable farm Of about 60
acres, situated in Millbury, between the
two villages, minutes walk from cleo
trio cars, a mile from N Y, NH &
II +. station and Y mile from B. &
good barn and plenty of shed room, and
good spring water running TO house and.
barn; a large part of the land suitable
for early vegetables; ABOUT u acres
woodland, balance pasturage and grass
land and plenty of fruit; cuts about 30
tons of hay. Chas A. Whitney, Mill
bury, Mass.
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For SaTe-MFsceEIaneo9s.

40-HORSE horizontal boiler for sale-42
inches diameter by Is feet long, 81 tubes,
3-inch, all complete, with inspirator and
30-foot steel stack; insured 90 carry.70
lbs. pressure. Apply to Eben S. Stevens,
Quinebaug, Conn.
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Situations Wanted Male.

old, sixth grade Of school work, all of
which was accomplished in two years;
very smart, good looking, sweet and
lovable disposition. Can be seen at the
truant school at Oakdale.
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AGENTS Make big money selling our
new Uncle sam puzzle; the best sell.
Transparent Mirror Co. Dept. 5. 90 w.
Randolph Chicago.
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statesmen and canvaspers wanted in
every town to sell Magic Glycerine soap
20 housekeepers. exclusive territory.
Write for particulars. Acme Soap Co, 90
Pearl ST. New York a
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START MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
Manufacture your own goods; 400 res
eeipts 10 cents; particulars free. Joseph
Lawrence, 1913 East St, New York
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AGENTs-Look! Don't get left Write
for SO talking machines free before
hustlers get there. Talking Machine
Co. Syracuse, n. Y.
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Offices TO Rent.
Hypnotism.

AND PERSONAL MAG
netism taught privately and as practi-
cally applied to medical business and
social affairs; all mental and nervous
duced terms to those beginning before
Nov. 5. Consultation free Call immedi-
ately. Charles E. Bascom. al VIM. A.
Barnes branch office, 40 Pearl st.
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TWO PARLoR STOVES, TWO RANGES,
one with water front; two bed room
stoves, two open CRATES, all cleaned and
in nice condition. Sebbens, II ana 10
Vine st. 1a
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WANTED - Coal consumers to buy coal
at from $50 to $3.50 per ton, delivered
free up l6 fights of stairs, from 416 Main
st Fred W. Wellington e Co
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Help Wantsd Male

AGENTS-We viii pay SIS per month to
collect small photos 20 be enlarged. The
work Is so simple according 10 eur
method that any man can do It, This Is
salary and salary only. Address imine-
diately. Manager, Dept. $50. l37 Grand
ST. New York city.
WANTED-For Worcester county. cor 8
men to act as agents for reliable firm:
must be good takers. neat appearance;
good commission 20 the right men. Also
several Swedish and French statesmen.
ADDRESS, giving references, Box 1893,
Worcester, Mass.
ENTERPRIsING young man ,o1
habits wanted o fiji a position IT ,s''st
In business established ten years;
must have $500 10 $1,000 to invest on good
security with good interest z. o. Box
S5o, worcester Mass.
WANTED-Trayeling men and merchants
TO sell our $50 candle power street and
store lamp and to organize street light
ing companies. New White Light Gas
Lamp Co., % to 40 Canal ST., Chicago.
WANTED-M Men and women to sell 'Ius-
tro the modern securing soap, sl2 per
week 10 hustllns. capable repre- seuta-
yves, also expenses Send stamp for
particulars The Lustre Co. Chicago.
OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM requires
services reliable man Tor this commune
W; salary SIS weekly and expenses;
state former employment. ''Manufac-
turer' Box 1927, Philadelphia, Pa.
SALESMEN and canvasSers wanted in
every town to sell Magic Glycerine soap
20 housekeepers, exclusive territory.
Write for particulars, Acme Soap Co. 90
Pearl ST., New York. M
AGENTs-Look! Don't get left Write
for " talking, machines free before
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Co. syracuse. N Y
AGENTs-Make big money selling our
new Uncle Sam puzzle; the best sell.
len ever manufactured. Sample 10c.
Transparent Mirror Co, Dept. 5, 80 w.
Randolph, Chicago.
START MAIL ORDER BUSINESS
Manufacture your own goods; 400 res
celptS TO cents; particulars free Joseph
Lawrence, l23 East St, New York.
WANTED - Coal consumers to buy coal
at from $3.50 to $3.50 per ton, delivered
free up l6 fights of stairs. from 416 Main
st Fred w. Wellington Co
BOY WANTED-14 10 16 years old; pay
81 per week, to run errands and learn
the business. Address in own hand
500 WORKINGMEN WANTED to take
their meals at SO Mechanic St c. La
Brigham, manager.
WANTED Farm hands, green men. Mrs
Jones, 40 Main St. room IL.
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For Bicycles.

FOR SALE-50 secondhand ladies' and
gentlemen's bicycles; some but little
used: some were taken in exchange for
Northampton and Monarch wheels. Guy
Furniture ca. tts,sss \
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BOY WANTED-14 10 16 years old; pay
81 per week, to run errands and learn
the business. Address in own hand
writing. w. S., Spy Office.
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FINE EIGHT-ROOM apartment in the
Gladstone, 80 William St, steam and
electricity nice view, extensive grounds,
everything modern; rent reasonable.
Inquire Desmond, 31S State Mutual
building.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Enrcinn Financial.

LONDON, oct 7--American securities ad-
vanced at the opening and remained steady
to the close. The attendance was thin and
business light Closing tone dull Spanish
As closed 603s Amount of bullion taken into
the Bank of England on balance today,
GlS9, CO.,
BERLIN, oct THE bourse was quiet at
the opening, but the demand grew firm as
the day advanced in response to London.
Mines were firm ana Americans and Cana
dian Pacitics advanced on repurchases.
Bank shares closed with hardening ten
dency. Exchange on London was 2Om bll2
pigs for checks.
PARIS, oct, THE bourse opened firm
and lower with continuance of buying at
general advance. lnternatouals We're
strong, the. special feature being the
buoyancy of Brazlians. There was an i'm
port rise in coffee. Portuguese securities
rose materially on revival of the rumors OF
"a lease TO Great Britain of Delagoa bay.
Spanish 4s rallied. There was good buying
OF Rio Tintos and DeBeers mining shares
were active and higher. katlirs opened with
a material Improvement on the receipt or
higher London quotations. subsequently
there was a reaction, owing to realtzattons,
but later still they rallied again and closed
hardening.
was firm but quiet.
BUENOS AYRES, Oct. 7-Gold was
quoted today at 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
MOVEMENTS OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
Changes Are Small and Mixed, but n
Majority Arc for Gnins.

NEW YORK, Oct. THE stock market
was much neglected today, the yacht race
proving the greatest attraction. Prices
moved narrowly except in a few industrials
and the small room traders had the market
all to themselves. They bid up prices after
the opening in expectation of n favorable
bank statement, Prices declined when the
statement appeared, but there was no
Louisville TO point over last night steadied
the market, The closing was rather, irreg-
the stock gained point net. Changes gen
orally are very small and mixed, but the
The bank statement failed to show the
large relief as a result OF expenditures by
visitors hd Srs to & the Dewey celebration, s which
the week. Not more than 81, 90 600 offset to
the drain to the interior and TO the sub
turns. The reduction in the reserve re-
quirement by reducing loans So s5Oo,2O0 was
tSs s suapas fails IL os o ns @ Loss TodaS IL cash as nd
ing house statement shows the subtreasury
a debtor TO, that institution for 81, ,Osl, $3.50.
incoming ste steamers this had W the " effect feeaS Of
counteracting TO slight extent the un-
Prices Of stocks arrived at a condition OF
stability during the week as compared with
the violent fluctuations for some time past.
values between the conflicting influences of
stringent money and prosperous busneEs.
w nat with unWllllnBHCSS 10 sell at present
prices and unreadiness TO buy the market
has been remarkably dull 1t has not been
narrow, though the number of different is
sues dealt in has Increased and buying of
odd lots, has INDICATED the presence of the
bargain hunter. Pressure Of liquidation has
not been heavy even when money rates
were highest The amounts loaned at the
high rates. which We're 40 per cent on one
day and IS per cent on another, were
small proportion and were caused by eager
bidding OF belated borrowers who had been
dilatory about supplying their needs from
the earlier offerings, hoping for q break In
rates later IN the day,
The problem for the future is how much
farther the demand for the crop moving
purposes will encroach on deposits of in
terlor banks with New York and on call
loans of interior banks placed in Wall
street. With the Bank of England Official
rate advanced TO per cent and weak re-
turns from the great continental banks no
hope Is entertained of relief by gold i'm
ports Indeed, the conviction Is general
that any relaxation of the local money rate
will result in a prompt demand upon us by
London for gold. The movement of the
crops will continue TO absorb money for
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Chicago Wheat Up a JOt Despite the Unoer-
tainty of Affairs in the Transraal.
TRADING IN PROVISIONS FEATUReLEss
War Doubts Make n Dull Market for
All Lines, Though All Make Frac-
tional Gains-Shorts Pre-
vent n wheat Drop.

CHICAGO, oct. 7-Monday is a holiday
on change and the uncertainty of affairs
in the Transvaal made grain and provision
markets dull in the extreme today. Even
ing UP transactions comprised most of
the trading and fluctuations were small.
Wheat closed Bd9sc higher, corn Ac
higher, oats a shade lower to shade
higher and provisions 21ae higher.
Some uncertainty was shown by wheat
at the opening. There was nothing in
the news to justify a strong movement
in either direction and the heaviness of
Fridays close was in consequence felt a
little, though opening prices were un-
changed. A little more disposition to buy
developed and the market gradually took
on an appearance OF firmness, prices ad-
vancing slightly and maintaining the small
advantage to the close of the short ses-
sion. AT the start there was a little sell
lack of export, demand It induced some
liquidation by local operators, but shorts
covered Immediately at the slight decline
one of the few important features of the
session: Sc. Though never heavy. this buy
other sustaining feature was the light
ness of northwest receipts, Minneapolis
repTnrting dsn 7$o cars compared with Sc last
receipts were also light 155 cars. three
Of contrast aIs Sno grade Total primary receipts
year. Clearances did not give any indi-
cations of falling off in the export de-
mand. The total was $4,000 bu. The mar
ness of corn Business dropped Off greatly
as the session progressed and near the
close the market was almost at a stand
ssill. but prices were we'll maintained.
100000 bu. and the visible was expected
to show a heavy increase. Winter wheat
points reported q good cash demand, with
a shade higher at 7SNc. 1t sold at 72N9
72hc shortly after the opening. then ad-
vanSed to 727sc and was bringing 72Ac
to 75sc and closed AqSc higher at 75Aq
| 75Bc.
Corn was rather quiet but firm. Offer
more outside trade. The falling of in in
terror receipts was a bull factor, Monday S
! estimate of only $40 cars attracting consid-
up trade near the holiday; The trade is
! gradually getting over into May. Re
| ceipts were sos cars. Scalpers were mod
crate buyers, December ranged from Solt
| @30Ac to S0l2c and closed Ac higher at
| 30SsGD30hc.
Oats were dull and about steady. There
was some buying of May early. which ad-
| 1892 cars and the shipping demand good
| Most Of the trade was In the way of even
| ing-up transactions. December ranged
24ac to s4l5c7 and Closed at 24saSa&c. - VII
Trading in PROVISIONS was almost with.
of January product by exporters. The gen
| eral tone was steady and prices ruled g
little higher. At the close, January porl
| was 2l2c higher at S975 January lard 6
! shade higher at So
| Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
| 1870 cars; corn. $40 cars; oats, 320 cars; hogs
| IS, 900 head.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
| Open Omen. dieh LOW / Close ,Yea'd !,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

rtraw, choice, $50; No corn. 27c; new
oats, l6H20c; cracked corn, per ton, Sl2. 90;
corn and oats. chopped, per ton, tl2.Jo;
bran, per ton, $500; shorts, per ton, sli0O.
VEGETABLES.
,WATERMELONS-Go stock, Grated for
shipments, l2diic.
.,CANTALoUPE-Fer crate, Rocky Ford.
ToMAToEs-Per crate. soa7Oc.
SWEET -POTATOES-Per bbl., 81. S5d2. 90.
POTATOES-Per bu., 20d25c,
SRANBERRtEs-Cape Cod, $3.50.
ONIONS-Retail way, 50q6Oc
CEbERY-Per doz.. 25d3oc
FRUITS.
PLUMS-Oregon, per crate, Sl.15dl.25.
CALIFORNIA PEACHES - Freestonea.
Sl'l5al 2Qi clings, I10,
APPLEs-Choioe shipping. stock, $500;
GRAPES-New York. 22c; California,
PEARS-Bartlett. scarce; other varieties.
N.75q225; eastern keiffer. per bbl., A.5O.
TROPICAL FRUITS,
LEMONS-Callfornia fancy, s5.o0d5.25:
choice California, A.75d5.Oo; Messina. fancy.
S5,50a6.0O.
BANANAs--cholce. Grated, large stock,
per bunch. s20002.5G: medium-slzed
punches. S.7o6I2OC
OUNCES California. per box. $780,
HIDES. TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES-No. / green hides, Sc; No. green
hides, &c; No. l salted hides, eac; No.
salted hides, sac; No. veal calf, s to IL
lbs, l0c; No. veal calf, IL to l5 lbs, Sc.
TALLoW, GREASE. ETC.-Tallow, No. /,
white grease, 2&qSAc; yellow and brown
grease, 2MH3C.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Total recelpts 49,. 30
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows each buyer purchasing the num-
her of head indicatpd.



CATTLE-Not enough cattle of any. one
Kind were on sale this morning to make a
test of the market and the yards had the
holiday appearance usual on the last day
of the week. With so few cattle here no
change could be quoted in the market on
any Kind of cattle. one bunch OF pretty
good beef steers brought $685., with a few
out. The same cattle sold yesterday
straight at S5.75, and earlier in the week
they brought $3.50, with a few out. This
would indicate that there has been but
little if any change on that kind of cattle
during the week Most everything In the
yards was sold before the close.
The week has been characterized by a
large run of western cattle, the most OF
them from the range and a very large
proportion not of very good quality. Under
the influence of the large offerings the
market has gradually worked downward.
The best kinds of cornfed steers have re-
mained Just about steady, as they have
been in light supply. On the other hand
cornfed steers of the quality that Is selling
at $500Q5.5O, are a little lower for the
week, possibly 1Oc off Grass beef steers
received have generally been rather on the
common order and the market can safely
be quoted 25c lower on them.
Cows and heifers were also lower for the
week, as rule 10Gl5c off, for the six days.
Bulls have eased off some, but still they
have been in good demand right along.
come under the head of stockers or feeders
and they are 15Q25c lower. A large proper
tion of the general run of the feeders now
being marketed are selling at prices that
are fully 60c lower than the high time near
the opening of the range season. The very
reason that really choice cattle have by no
means been plentiful. At the close of the
week the yards We're well cleaned up. Rep
resentItive sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

cepts, 1000 head; prices unchanged; large
supply this week caused very little change
m RFfs wh wen9 Just shsG
grades sold about steady; heavy native
steers brought s5,4Od6,SO: light weights,
butcher cows and heifers, $S.OOq615; can
ners, $22OIS,OO; western steers, S3,OO4515;
Texans, So Sl0u465.
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; trade active
prices ruled 2Iac higher; heavy, St4OlI4 55
mixed, $43544.GO; light $ii5q4,6O; pigs, 81, %
@ii5
SHEEP-No market today. Receipts this
week, 27,00O head. There is very little
change to note; best killers We're a shade
stronger and common and inferior grades
sold steady; lambs brought 81 50I5 25; NUT
tons S3.5OGJi35 feeding lambs, S4OOlI4. SO;
feeding sheep, S3.25q4OO; stockers, S3OOa
3S5; CullS, $20OdI3.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
OIL Market.

NEW YORK Oct 7.-OILS-Cottonsee
OIL steady, with sales of 1900 bbls. prime
summer yellow, November and December.
at SOC and held at sic prompt. prime crude,
nominal; prime crude, (. o, b, mills, @U0
24c; prime summer yellow, 3O4Slc; Off sum
mer yellow, 29a3Oc; butter grades, nominal: {:
prime winter yellow, S4qS5c; prime white,
S2c asked. Tallow, steady; city & per
package), 5l9c; country packages freel,
5Isq5ssc, as to quality. Petroleum, firm
refined New York, .sS95; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, $500. Rosin, quiet; strained,
common to good, s1,25Q127lk. Turpentine,
steady at 5lkd52c.
LONDON, Oct, 7.-oILs-Linseed oil, 22s
Cd: Rosin; firm at 9s ,,
firm; prime city. 26s 3D. Australian, in
London, 2Is Cd. Cottonseed oil, Hull re-
fined, November and December. dull at
lis Cd. Turpentine, spirits, steady at 3Ss.
Rosin, common, firm at 4s. Petroleum, re-
fined, 7lsd. Linseed oil, 23s Sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Dric LIZ

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-CATTLE-Too few
cattle to make q market were received to-
day and prices ere nominal; good to fancy
cattle We're salable at s5.9047.00; medium
steers, $4. 50q5.75; stockers and feeders, $500
@4.g0; bulls, cows and heifers, 81. 0Oq5, 25
common TO prime calves, $4 OOQ7. 90; grass
range COWS, heifers and steers, $2.S545. 10;
Texas grass steers, 3.20a4.30
HOGS-A good demand and limited sup
ply resulted in a stronger feeling in hogs,
packing lots selling about &c higher; prime
loads brought A.1OQ4.75; mixed lots, s. $50
4.7712; light hogs, 81 .4544.77lR; pigs, $1,000
4.7O; culls and rough lots, $l6O44Oo.
SHEEP-There was little marketing in
sheep today, one packer taking nearly the
salable at s3.51d5 so for inferior to prime
natives and at $4.5Gn5.0O for western rang
ers sheep ruled at 81 OD43.0O for common
up to $40 for prime natives, rams selling
at 81. 0O43. 90; western range sheep were
salable al s. OOu3.9O.
Receipts: Cattle, 200 head; hogs, 1900
head; sheep, 1900 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
81. Louis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7.-CATTLE-Receipts
800 head; market steady; native shipping
and export steers, IS 52546,5O; dressed beef
steers, A.OOq6lO steers under loo .@ o. lbs
,yygGG cows and heifers, s2ooa5OO Gamers, 81 Ooa
275; bulls, $2.0O43.4O Texas and Indian
steers, $3OOa40O; cows and heifers, $235q
HoGs-Recelpts, 1900 head; market &c
higher on lights steady on others; pigs
and lights, 81 6544,7O; packers. si,45a46O;
sHEEP-Receipts, 300 head; market dun
but steady native muttons S,3aiQo;
lambs, s4.5OaE,5 5O stockers, $l,50q3OO; bucks
and culls, S2.0Oa300