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Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

Market is Somewhat Dull After It's
Period OF Enthusiasm.

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-The stock market
showed plainly enough this morning that
the recent headlong speculation has over
done the prosperous conditions offered by
the renewed outside interest In stocks
There was a conspicuous absence of any
sensational story OF vast continental rail-
road consultations and ocean to-ocean
combinations, such as were a feature of
every day last week. Like n topper. the
stock market quickly felt the need OF the
customary 'bracer' and began to fall away
IN mood Of depression. People who
bought stocks last week on the strength of
some of the startling stories current were
uneasy this morning when prices began to
bad news. and FASTENED to sell, adding to
the depression. Among professional trad.
ers there was a general feeling that a re-
action was overdue and they were influ-
enced also by the principle that the week
before national election is bad time to
SO long on stocks. owing to the probability
the market ignored various favorable fac
tors In the situation and either sold to rea-
~ lize or put out short lines The resumption
district was one favorable factor, putting
an end as 4 does. to long standing. drag
Ting the persistent uncertainty as to the
final outcome of the controversy. Never
theless the coalers were heavy. A pre-
cred stoploss order, causing a violent
break OF points In the stock and sympa-
thetio weakness in the whole steel group:
the Federal Steel companys plant at Joliet
seemed also to depress the group. The i'm
portant specialties and industrials showed
a greater acute reactionary tendency, fol-
lowing the highly artificial advances OF last
week. Declines In this group ran from q
fraction over a point UP to 3 and M points
I'm some OF the New York stocks. In the
railroad group the declines were moderate
but heightened list fell / to III below
Saturday. Northern Pacific was inclined to
resist the depression all day and in the
late dealings II was run up points from
the lowest, giving better tone to the
whole market. The sympathetic rally ex-
ceeded a point In number OF cases, but
the closing was still below Saturdays level
Money conditions were distinctly easier and
the maximum call loan rate was firm. The
money market was also firm Apparently
there was no distress OF the future money
market. The news of a shipment from Aus
tralia on Saturday last of ss,0O0000 In gold
furthered this feeling. Sterling exchange
hardened in response to the frmer money
market in London. which was a result OF
the operations of the Bank of England In
Withdrawing gold from the open market
with the purpose of lifting the money rate.
From Berlin came the report that the
money market conditions have ceased to
excite apprehension, a development that
helps to account for the strength of North
ern Pacific.
The dealings In bonds were large but the
price movement was irregular. Total sales,
par value. $1,t5,O00. United States new IS
advanced N and the new 3s Y on last call.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
SUPREME COURT SYLABII.

NO lltsl. state ex rel Irrlgators Rank
against Whipple Error from Scott's Rlufr
county. Affirmed. opinion by IIolcomb ]
Filed October Is. 1900
l. n peremptory writ Of mandamus will
ISSUE only when 1t IL made TO sppear tbut
me law specially onjoins upon The dcy
~ iiendant the performance Of the act wh;"n
is sought BY the writ to compel
"A poafl or county commits Siouers le
without authority to make ono or TO- 80
more banks designated as depositorieg ~
WHEY WHY FUNDS preferred depository, in
~mnlch county funds are TO be first deposited
pN the county treasurer until the sum n
such deposit shall reach the amount "a
.voS ,Umsd Under the law and depository bond of
3. county treasurer is tho custodian Of
me me FUNDS OF his once and It IL for him.
wItnln tne provisions and restrictions of tha
depository act, TO deposit and withdraw, as
or ons :, requirements In the discharge OF his
treasurer.
- When a county board has acted upon
the propositions OF different banks applying
70 De made repositories of county funds aud
approved or rejected the bonds presented
ior that purpose It's powers and authority
IN the premises cease, and II is without
power or authority to control the action OF
the county treasurer and direct In which
depbsiting of county funds shall bc had:
ana when an attempt IL made to designate
action is nullity and without force or
effect.
No. 1880. Henry Ieisenberg against State
Error from Douglas county. Reverse
opinion by Sullivan. J. Filed October rs,
l. Where q statute states the elements of
q crime II IL generally sufficient I'm an in
formation or indictment TO describe such
crime In tho language of the statute.
IL is not essential In an information or
Indictment charging burglary to state tho
particular hour OF the night at which the
crime was committed.
g. Where no Information or Indictment Is
hled aGains' a defendant charged with the
commission OF crime during the term at
which he was held TO answer his detention
is unlawful and he is entitled 10 be dis
charged.
T. But II. at subsequent term Of the
court, an information is filed, and he pleads
not guilty, the court has power to try the
issue raised, and after verdict OF convic-
tion has been rendered II is not error to
deny a motion In arrest of judgment.
&. IL Is not erroneous for the court. in a
criminal sense, to say to the jury az part
OF Its charge: You are not at liberty 10
disbelieve as Jurors II from all the evi-
dence you believe as men. Your oath i'm
poses on you no obligation to doubt where
no doubt would exist II no oath had been
administered"
s. The fact that a building was feloniously
broken and entered between the hours Of
$50 p. NJ. and p. m. on March 20 does not
show with the requisite degree OF moral
certainty that the crime was committed In
the night season.
7. A verdict resting upon conjecture can
not be permitted 20 stand.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Caffon Market,

NEW YORK, Oct 29-speculation in cot
ton futures today was light and traders
straightening up old accounts. The news
was conflicting, with the bears, however.
having rather the best of the position. on
Saturdays advance here. made on predic-
tions of n falling off In the crop movement,
Liverpool had worked up 4 points. But
bulls and outside interests were made un-
easy by larger receipts and by another al
most perfect chart of the cotton belt. The
first sales developed rise of 3 points to q
IN tome the en Was stead
and pressure from the leading bears.
the course Of the market and the best spec
ulation was of a halting, unsatisfactory
type. with the professional element In con
much larger receipts tomorrow at New Or
leans and Houston gave the market an
other setback Throughout the late after
one at the prices. Prices were down to
about the low level of the day. with the
market showing feeble recuperative energy
eoss wss steady ssf% a,5 points @
ser Cs
February, s:sac; March; April and May.
$3.50; June: s.s4c; July. $3.50: August. s;sec.
upiands. 8 7elsc; middiing gulf. sli-Isc;
sales. 1900 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. zs,-CoTTON.-steady;
3.
bales: shipments. STA bales; stock. S6,95S
bales
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %. - COTTON =
Quiet; sales, 300 bales; ordinary. $40; good
ordinary, Sc: low middlins Sssc; middling,
&C; good middling. 0 13-16c; middling fair.
Tide; receipts. 1887 bales; stock, 2al93O
bales
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 90 - COTTON - Spot.
fair demand; steady; American middling
fair, SD; good middling 1890; middling' sIa
1 23-32d; ordinary. 5-32d. The sales OF the
day were 5000 bales. Of which u 6oS we're fer oor
American; receipts 1900 bales, including
1850 American. Futures opened quiet but BY
ding, l. m. c.. October, s 12-64a5 13-64d; Octo-
Der and N9vember 55-ag6 SD sid; Ne No.
December and January. 81 -s4Gp4 62-64d. bid
January and February. 460-64d: February
and March. 5s-64l4 5s-std bid; March and
April 45G-64a4 57-64d. bid; April and May,
4 b5-6464 56-64d, bid: May and June, h.64g
55-64d. sellers; June and July, 53-s4d, bid I;
July and August 51-64Q4 52-64d, sellers;
August and September, 4s-64Q4 F-S4d.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Totals ........,

CATTLE-Tnere was a fairly liberal run
OF cattle here today, though not as many
as week ago. The bulk of the receipts
ers @ seemed TO % be looking for "f fresh 1 supplies
and as a result the market was in good
shape on the better grades of all kinds OF
cattle.
There were only a few punches of corn
hold with considerable life and brought up
the better grades at just about steady
prices. The common and half-fat stun was,
the Same as usual neglected and the
feeling on such grades was none too hrm.
particularly as Chicago came steady to 1oc
lower.
There were about thirty-five cars Of cows
on sale this morning and packers seemed
to be all looking for both Gamers and
good cows and as result the market
was fairly active and just about steady.
There were more good cows in the yards
today than some days last week, but still
the receipts run largely to Gamers.
The feeder market was in good shape
this morning on the better grades. Buy
ers all seemed to be wanting a few OF
strong and active on such cattle as
answered to that description. In some
cases sales were made that looked dime
higher. but at the same time the commoner
ment. Stock cows and heifers were in
light supply. and sold at good strong
prices Stock calves sold fully steady II
they were steers, but the heifers seemed
TO be rat ather dull. Stock bulls also brou ght
fully steady prices.
brought good, strong prices II the quality
was satisfactory. The less desirable grades
were no more than steady. Cows were
practically steady all around and feeders
sold all the way from steady to a dime
higher, as noted above. Representative
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

H.eo; packet, so 0od105o: city. extra mess
fl6.0ql7M. Cut meats. steady; picked bel
iss mllc; PiSki.ed ih0gders saaSss 81
g7.i0; october closed, $50, nominal; refined,
dull; continent, $3.50; compound, s6.12Ikq5. Is.
1850.
POTATOES-Quiet Jerseys. s.. .3Oa1 31la
New York. si.25dl.62is Jersey sweets, 81. 5oa
200.
RICE-Firm; domestic. fair to extra, 4N5
fAc
MOLASS ES-Steady; New orleans open
kettle. good to choice, i3ff53c.
CABBAGES-Quieti Long Island. per 100
head, 81. 50q225
FREIGHTS-Dull: cotton by steam. &c.
METALS-The week started in the metal
market with general dullness throughout
the list and prices were about nominal. Pig
iron warrants were weak at IS. 75q975; lake
copper was dull at SIG. 75q16 S7Is, lead and
spelter both continue dull and unchanged at
N3Ilk and A.1cn4l5; tin ruled dull at $2750G
2 10. The brokers' price for lead was 81
and for copper Si6S7iR.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

mained so until nearing the call, when
prices were slightly frmer Spanish 4s re-
covered a portion OF their earlier loss and
some demand sprang up for French rail-,
ways Mines, after being irregular, closed
firm. Rio tintos improved. Three per cent
rentes, l0of l0c for the account Exchanges
on London, 25f l0c for checks. Spanish IS
closed at 67.s7Ia.
LONDON. oct. 29.-The uncertainty as to
the immediate future dominates the money
market, but the New York bank statement
is taken to indicate that no further large
calls for gold will be made by New York.
Discounts were firm on the Bank OF Eng
lands efforts to regain control of the mar
ket and the state OF Paris exchange. lialf
a million pounds sterling in gold arrived
here from Bombay this morning. The az,
tendance on the Stock exchange was small
and there was no disposition to seriously
engage in business Americans were dull
and weak. Grand Trunks. however closed
ut the worst prices of the day Gold bars
In open market are quoted today at ns
11hd American eagles. 16s 6lad. Cold
premium at Buenos Ayres, 1880. The
amount OF bullion withdrawn from the
Bank OF England on balance today was
Gl00 900. Spanish As closed at 6T37ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

HOGS-There was about an average Mon
days run OF hogs here today and as
packers all seemed to be wanting supplies
everything changed hands al an early hour.
Other points reported lower prices and as
q result the opening bids here were 21sc
lower ala in some cases more. but buyers
Jld not get the hogs and had to raise
their hands. The bulk OF the hogs brought
Ab0Q4.521,, against S4.b2IaG4b5 on Saturday,
so that the market was a shade to 2i3c
lever today, AS high as A57h was PAID,
bu. the long string went at H5212. 1here
start 10 finish. though tho last end was
fully ap good as the earlier market.
As will be seen from the toble OF average
prices. tho market is now n big dime lower
than II was a week ago today over 3oc
lower than two weeks ago CSC lower than
tn ee weeks ago and 6Oc lower than four
MeeAS RenreaenfatiNe saleg.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Various Factors Combine TO Cause an Ad-
vance in Wheat.
CORN QUIET AND EASY AND CLOSES LOWER
oats Are DnII and Neglected. There
being only a small Local Trade
--Provisions Are Moderately
Active and Prices Firm.

CHICAGO, oct 29.-Wet weather. re-
ported Argentine damage to crop and a
Visible increase under expectations were
mainly responsible for an advance in wheat
today, December closing 7sd1c over Friday.
Corn closed isnhc lower and oats &c
higher. Provisions at the close were 21ka5c
improved.
Trade In wheat was moderately active.
December opened 1saAc under Friday at
72l.a72%o on easy cables, but rallied
sharply to 731kc II was reported that so per
cant of the crop of northern Argentina,
Suual TO 30 per cent OF the whole crop Of
thai country, had been damaged by frost
and other climatic conditions. Added to
this news was q recovery in late cables and
freely and there was also a fair amount Of
commission house buying. on the bulge
scalpers took profits and other wheat came
cut on the expectation of a 1900. .0C0-bu. in
crease in the visible and the slack cash
business. December reacted to 73hc, but
Upon the Issuance of the visible statement
further buying became the order of the day
and December rallied to 73l2Ql3ssc and
closed firm, 7saic higher, at 7Sasa7Sibc. New
York reported A loads taken, about half of
n for millers. Seaboard clearances IN
wheat and -four two days. were equal TO
SS oo@psred n% pd%ah wth Tssss' ss bS wers SeSS
Minneapolis and Duluth reported A5 cars
against 926 last week and l,l55 year ago.
Local recelpts were 0is CARE, 10 OI ContTact
grade.
Corn was quiet and easy despite the
wheat strength. being affected by larger
country acceptanccs and slack cash de-
mand. The market rallied slightly early
with wheat. but also declined with that
market, failing, however, to respond At
tingly TO the final bulge In wheat, The
wet weather caused but little covering
Among shorts Business was largely OF a
professional character. December sold be.
tween s5lsc and SssmAsc. closing kai4c
down at 34Ac. Receipts we're 7l9 cars.
oats were dull and neglected there being
only a small local trade. Prices were
steady in sympathy with wheat. December
sold between 22c and 22Ad227sc and closed
Nc higher at 2sa22c. Receipts were 3as
cars.
Provisions were moderately active and
prices were firm on hog receipts, under the
estimate. and In sympathy with wheat. The
demand of lard by shorts was the feature
Cash business was moderate. January pork
sold between $ll.l0 and sil20gll.221a and
closed Sc higher at S11.15; January lard. be-
tween S6624d665 and s6.7odf8 721a closing &c
UP at $66i1a, and January ribs, between
Es7haeso. with the close 2ha5c higher at
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 34a
cars; corn, 700 cars; oats, 2S5 cars; hogs
5000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
New York Live stock.

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-BEEVES-Re-
ceipts, 3623 head; shade lower; bulls and
cows slow; steers, s425li6,65; bulls, 81. .25g
$40: cows, sl.50eI3.80; stockers, 81 S013. 70.
Cables unchanged; exports. 800 head cattle,
4,4sO quarters of beef.
CALVES 1859 head; veals
steady srass.srsso sos steady e t,, TO aaSas dSa
40: grassers, s25oq3,37ia; mixed and fed
calves SO. 25QI400
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 252'7
head: trade slow; sheep, 15di25c lower;
lambs, 2oQ3Oc on some, sales soc lower:
sheep, 81 25Gi3.90; few choice ana export
sheep, si.0Odt4.50; culs, sl,50q2 90: lambs,
A25d54O: few choice and extra, 80 boas 20;
Canada lambs, s525@5; 20; culls, @S,Hg4 @ Co. CO. :.
a 81 9O6I5 10; few fancy state hogs, s5.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Com Odities,

NEW YORK, Oct. @.-FLOuR-Rece,pts
oSe b6ls; exports, 27,liO bbls,; sales. H..
tone, without being notably higher; winter
patents, 3a70q4.o0; winter straights. SS.4JQ
80; MianssSta y s,St a. patents ;oCqtsS; winter
SO; winter low grades, 81. 2.45a2, 60. Rye flour,
sS; ssSr ssS,ss ssssr to tsSsy sS sSoa SSSi~hsss
-.BuCKwHEAT-Dul at 6oc, C. 1. T., New
coRNMEAL-pun; yellow western. SEC.
city Ssc; Brandywine. 81, ,45a2,eo,
.ssi sSts ssSsss: ;.IsSs SsS .,
Buffalo; mailing 6od5sc, C. !. T., Buffalo ''
RARLEY MALT.Duli; western, saassc.
24c,ooo bu, spot, Spot, frm; No. red, 7ssc'
fsuso.. B. anoat: No; . red. elevator,
.oaoat: No. hard, Duluth. s7s. s7so..
Options were unexpectedly strong and ac-
tive today. bullish crop news from the
Prices worked up a cent bushel before the
advance was checked by large visible
sp supply Increase, weak later continental ca
pies ana small export demands. Late buy
Ing for outside account caused renewed ad.
vances and the close was strong at IssQlIsc
SON %aS2lc. closed at SIC; MAY, soskmSi i5-iSc
elosea o,s. al % %MSo; October, 7e'.c; December
coRN"Reeeipts. s gseS h % ass 200 bu; sale. 90 90,
bu. futures and 10000 bu. spot Spot
steady; No. 2, t5c. elevator, and 46l.c, T. o.
b., afloat. Options fairly active and un.
settled, opening steady with wheat, closed
factory cables and large carlot estimates
Closed easy. at isaAc net decline. May
tli,Qi&l%c, closed at 4lifc; October, 4Iisc
closed at A,sc; December, 4lAa42c. closed
oAfs-Receipts, 2os, 600 bu; exports. 80. 81,
SSc; No. 2 white, 2Sc; No: white. 27lsc
track mixed western, ?5dt26isc; track white
western and state, 27lac, Options, easieI
with corn and Inactive.
middiing. l7ooals,bo; winter bran, si750@
1900: city, sl7 .0o@ so,
HAY HAYSSuiss; sSyis shipping 7Se0hc; good te
HoPs~steady; state common to choice
1899 crop, lOalSc; old olds, 2u5c; Pacific
coast, 1893 crop, loQl3c old olds 2a7c.
HIDES-Steady; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.
lsc; California. q TO 25 lbs. -lslac; Texa.
LEATHER-steady; hemlock sole, Busno,
Ayres, light 10 heavy weights. 22lsg23,sc
woooiNbaii; domestic fleece. sSes7c
BUTTER = Steady; creamery, l6q22xc
factory, lS1l6c; June creamery, lSa21c: imi
tation creamery, l4isGlSc; state dairy. l5Q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, san pkgs.; steady
factory, isGl6c
CHEESE-Receipts, 4.ss2 pkgs.; steady
large, white. lc7se; small, white. lie; large
colored: lie; smnll. colored, lie,
ern. regular packing at mark. l1qlsc
western, loss on. 2lc.
PROVISIONS steady, family, go;
eiIOo; mess. Ssoo@a.5o; beef hams. 10000
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

SHEEP-There was a fairly liberal run of
sheep today. but the market held Just about
steady on all good stuff. The bulk of the
good killers being offered. The demand for
both good sheep and good lambs was ~
were Just about steady with the close Of
last week. The common stun, however.
was rather dull and weak.
In spite of the liberal run of feeders on
the market today prices held up steady en-
the good stuff. The came as in the case OF
killers. the common grades did not moys T
weak.
Quotations: Choice western grass weth.
Q4,0O; choice ewes. S325Gl3.g0; fair to good
ewes, S3.00q3.25 Gull ewes. s2boQa.00; choice
gpring lamba, IS ooa6. 20; fair to good spring
lambs, A.75I500; feeder wethers, 50 36lfS .66:
feeder lambs. A.0oa4.4o. Representative
sales
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Foreign Financial.

BERLIN, Oct. 29.-On the bourse today
home funds were firm and active. purchases
being induced by the ease and cheapness of
ish 4s. and declined In sympathy with the
Paris markets. Locals moved irregular.
Coal and iron shares were weak. Ex-
Discount rates; Short bills, 2 per cent;
three months bills, 3fs per cent.
ing IN the bourse today prices were unfa
vorably affected by the heaviness of Span
ish stocks which were largely offered. bub-
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

KANSAS CITY, oct @'-CATTLE.Re-
ceipts. 5000 head natives, 1000 head Tex
To- iOc lower; best feeding steers, butcher
stock and feeding cattle: steady to shade
and feeders, 50 4On4.3 80; butcher cows and
heifers. s3.OoN4S IS; Gamers, 25oq3oo fed
westerns, s., 6nd4S5 Texans, $3.06q48o;
calves, $3.5O05.25.
HOGS~Receipts. 1900 head: packing
grades, active at steady prices; heavy and
mixed, N.55@457h; light A5544.G9; pigs,
S4O0d4.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, $500
head: supply mostly range stock and OF in
ferior quality; prices ruled steady; lambs,
81 75GiiS5; muttons. s3.75q390 stockers and
feeders, s3.25ai00; culls, 81. 50m325
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Tired of Hearing 1t,

Washington Star: II won't dispute IT,"
said Farmer Corntossel TO the political
agitator. I'm willin to believe what you
say an admit that this here land OF our n
is goin' to eternal smash"
prevent itY'
mo, Stree. l was skeered at first, but
I've had the idea dinged into me so much
missed the fireworks last Fourth o. July
an haven't seen any real excitement In
four years. I'm willin' to take my chances
with the rest; an, to tell you the truth
I've got a sneakin' curiosity TO see how the
shebang II look when she tears loose an
busts,"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
Financial Notes.

st. LOUIS. oct. 2s-Clearings. S5,4+s, ,tss;
balances s55s. .sl4 Money. 4af per cent.
New York exchange. 75c discount. Soc asked.
CINCINNATI, oct 2e.-Clearings, S3,2lS,
500 New York exchange. 1o9l5c discount.
Money. 4Q6 per cent.
CHICAGO. Oct. 2e.-Clearings. $22 .0s6, ,092
balances. s2,212, ,29S. Posted exchange. A.s1tt
q4s5 New York exchange. zoe discount
BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-Clearings, $2,nl,-
go: balances, $516,SH.
BOSTON, oct. 2e.-Clearings. S14,41s 7S3
balances. 81, ,96s, ,4sS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20. Clearings.
s.. 81 ,054; balances, 81, ,71s,75o.
NEW YORK, Oct 29.-Clearings, $lo+, 76o, =
223; balances, S5,53S, ,9A
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Oct 29.-DRY GOODS-The
week opens at as dull a stage at any
stage OF the season. Buyers were few and
far between and II is the evident intention
there wifi be a change after election is ad-
mitted, but the conservatism at present Is
a deterrent factor In preventing further
advance in prices
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Choice Cattle Are Steady-HOgs Open
Wenk and Lower.

CHICAGO, Oct 29-CATTLE-Receipt
90 900 head, including 1900 head westerns
and 800 head Texans; choice steady. others
slow to ioc lower; butchers' stock and west
best on sale today, 10 cars at $3.50; good 10
prime steers. $3.50 poor TO medium, S4,bOa1
$40; selected feeders steady. S3.sbt14 45
a4i0; heifers, s2,65d475; Gamers, lower.
81 750I2. 40; bulls, firm s25Od4.50; calves,
steady, A006l6 80; Texans. receipts, 1900
head; best on sale. 10 cars at $3.50: Texas
fed steers. s4ooq4.s5; Texas grass steers,
s3.25Q4l0; Texas bulls, $2.b0q3.o5.
HOGS-Receipts today $1,000 head: tomor-
row. 25,0o0 head; left over, $500 head; opened
weak TO &c lower: closed strong and higher;
top, As5; mixed and butchers M.45d4 S5
good to choice heavy. S.56q42h; rough
heavy. 50 oa4.bo; light, 4.35Q4&; bulk of
sales $550D4. 70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 24,OOO
head; choice about steady. others 10c lower
good yearlings sod at A20pi.25; good 10
choice wethers. s3S5Q4.1o; fair to choice
mixed, 81, 40Q39 western sheep. $3,s0'q4 10;
native lambs, s425q5.35; western lambs, AIS
as 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-10-30

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 29-WHEAT-De-
cember 83%c; May, 6s&c; cash, No. 2 hard,
sifQ66c; No. 3: 6lieg65c; No. 2 red, 67it8
GORN-December 35ssa35%c; May, 84c;
cash, No. 2 mixed, S3a.d34c; No. 2 white,
361ac; No. 3, 35lac.
OATs-No. white, 24Ql25c.
RYE-No. 2 45iac.
HAY-Choice timothy, SO: choice prairie,
S. 00d8.3
BUTTER-Creamery 1s@9Oc; dairy. fancy.
17c
sas stock, 15i9c doz.. loss Off. cases re-
turned; new whitewood cases included, i1c
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RECEIPTS-Wheat, 192, 500 bu.; corn o.
200 bu.; oats, 10000 bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat sc, 800 bu. corn,
1850 bu.: oats. 1900 bu.