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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Fntnre Grain and PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, Oct signs of weakness were
manifested in the wheat market at the inme-
diate opening. Sentiment among pit traders
generally showed inclination to favor the
bear side of the market. This reversal of
recent existing conditions due chiefly to
a belief by many traders that the present lib
eral rate of wheat deliveries In the North
west was likely to continue for month
more. Additional incentive to sell was fur
nished by the weak tone of cables. Initial
ing unchanged to nc lower. at SlO91 Il al 093s.
May a shade to ss61ac lower at 81 90
l 09%. Large receipts in the southwest start
ed active selling by houses with Southwestern
connections This was followed by profit taxi
ing on the part OF numerous small longs,
who were afraid to hold lines over the holi-
days Practically the only demand came from
Shorts. Buying cover shorts sales was
not of sufficient volume TO absorb offerings.
In consequence prices readily declined A re-
no complaints OF consequence had been received
brought out additional selling. Late in the
day a rally OF about cent occurred on buying
by shorts December closing at 81 0SA al 0S%
Final quotations May were at 81 09611 09 rs
Extreme weakness prevailed in the corn
market result Of continuous liquidation
the part Of local traders. December opened
&c to 15c lower and closed 1Ac lower at
48&c
The weakness of wheat and corn had COM
paratively little effect on the oats market
prices showing only a slight decline. Decem-
Der closed at 3OA G309sc.
Provisions were affected by the break in
grain nrices the market becoming weak during
the latter part of the session. Selling by local
holders was the cause of the weakness At the
close January pork was down 256271Sc; lard
was down 121ac.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open. High Low. Close.
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Receipts of Produce.
STOCK MARKET.
Trading Light and FeatureIess on AN
the Boards


There was not much feature "a to.ar ....,-
trading yesterday. The excitement in tbs 80,
STOCK mining shares seemed 10 have o,,is+s1
down. local stocks and bonds were dun 80
t tns OH ana Ionopah stocks were devoid OF in
The Bullion Mining Company has levied AN
assessment Of Sc a"
1t is street talk that the San Franc,sco
Stock ana exchange Board. having absorhed
thT sS faclnc Board and having been unsuccess-
III 1lI IA an attempt to amalgamate with the
Ionopah Board. is now Considering the iisft,s-
OF number OF Tonopah and Cold6eIds stocls
1he gossip goes that II this is carried out the
1ohopsn Exchange may retort by listing soma
OF the ComstOcks. Four former members ~
Ine san Francisco and Tonopah Mining Ex-
Gnahge-W. n Harmon. ]. b. Hill II l.
Hudgens and P. 5. Monta gue-were vesfer5av-
elected members OF the San FS-ancfscr Ss,oci-
and Exchange Board
Oil dividends-Union Oil Companv rsqu1a.
quarterly OF 1Oc. amounting TO $40 600 nav
able october is: United Petroleum regular
quartsrly OF 81 10, amounting to SIS s22 pay
able october 10; Monte Cristo 1c 5000 pay
The Spring Valley Water COMPANY will n
Is reported. pass the quarterly dividend Of az,
per share, which would otherwise have been
due October 90
Hereafter the monthly dividend Of Al n.
share of the Alaska Packers Company vvbich
2Sth. go "" m
The California Safe Deposit and Trust e,orn-
s gsiy ~ VIII pay regular quarterly dividend OF
81 % Der snare October 10.
The gross earnings OF the United Railroads
Of San Francisco for August 1904 are ofacialIv
stated % have amounted TO S552. 234, a decrease
OF S<U,SeS as compared with August. 1903 The
gross earnings for the eight months ending
x2o9.9sS as compared with the corresponding
period last year.
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sold down to 81 20. A brokers wire from
Ventura said OF Limas: Weather showery,
market firm farmers not selling This de-
scription was quoted nrmer; 1here were saIeS
of Pinks within the quoted range.
BEANs-Bayos. 50 1562 so; Pea. 81 9OsIS 10;
Buffers 50 1898 small White, 81 SOg3 10:
Red SO 759l4. Lima $464 Is: Red Kidneys.
S4qi 25; Blackeyes. 81 S5G2 55 per ctI; Horse
SEEDS-Brown Mustard nominal; Yellow
Mustard. So 25: Flax, 81 90Q2 25; Canary 9A
G7c: Alfalfa. 151kG16he: Rape. l1s9z1e;
2h63I5c: Broom Corn Seed $20G21 per ton
DRIED PEAs-Niles. $292 2S; new Green
Peas $282 % per ctl.
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Potatoes. Onions and vegetables.

Trade in Potatoes was active, as Local. oeal,
ers were purchasing freely. expecting @ tnae
of the rain, and several large orders Tor HOMO,
lulu were being filled The river boats dl9
not arrive until late and dealers were enaDisu
to clean up a good portion of the old stock
that had been accommodating for days onions
were steady at previous prices. while sweet
Potatoes were easier under increased receipts
Changes in miscellaneous vegetables Nare
slight Good Tomatoes were steady while
poor lots continued TO drag at irregular prices.
Beans of all kinds were firm and Limas had
slight advance.
POTATOES-Burbanks from the river. 6o0
T5c per ctl; Salinas Burbanks. $141 30 per
ctl; Sweet Potatoes. $1d1 Is per ctl.
ONIOES-S161 Is per ctl.
sack or crate: String Beans, 2hg3o per
lh; Wax Beans. 4q4hc per ID; Lima
Beans 4d5c per ID: Tomatoes, 159
4Oc per box: Summer Squash. 3oQ6Oc per
box: Cabbage. T5c per ctl; Carrots. I5c per sack;
Cucumbers. 25640c per box; Garlic, 4it a Il c
per lb; Egg Plant, 35d50c per box; Dried Pep
pers, nominal; Green okra, Soq5Oc per box
Squash $15 per ton.
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Poultry and Game.

The Poultry market was steady for small
young fowls which were in limited supply,
while large chickens were inclined TO eastuess.
Prices Of all descriptions stood as previously
quoted and the market was pretty well cleaned
up at the close A car Of Western was mar
keted making the fourth for the week, and
the receipts of domestic stock were about
40 coops Game unchanged
POULTRY-Live Turkeys, old. 14615c per
lb for Gobblers and 15Q16c for Hens; young
Turkeys, 20G22c per lb; Geese. per pair 81 so
al Is: Goslings, 81 T5G2; Ducks "a 5075 per
dozen for old and 81 5000 for young; Hens,
81 5Od5 for small and IS 5O96 for large; young
BOOSTERS. $565 so; old Roosters. 81 5095; Fry
ers SAGA 80; Broiers, $Sa3 80; Pigeons. 81 %
per dozen for old and 81 5042 for Squads
CAME-Wfld Doves 75ed$1 per dozen: Gray
Geese 81 so per dozen; Hare S1d1 so per
dozen; Rabbits, 81 75@2 per dozen for Cotton
tails and 81 80 for Brush.
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Provisions.

Lard is ruling very firm and some houses
have marked up their prices, and the others
will probably fall in. Hams and Bacon are
also firm but unchanged.
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 11hc per ID for
heavy. HE for light medium. 14c for light.
I415c for extra light and lie for sugar
cured: dry salt Sides. 10%c; Bellies. 12c;
Eastern sugar-eured Hams. 14cs Cali
fornia Hams, 13hc; Mess Beef S1cf1IO 50 per
bbI; extra Mess s11911 90; Family sI2AI2 so:
prime Mess Pork. s14 so; extra clear. s24;
Mess. SIS: Dry Salted Pork. 104e; Pig Pork,
S26 Pigs Feet. IS; Smoked Beef, 14c per III
LARD-Tierces quoted at 6hc per ID for
California compound &c for Eastern Compound
and 101hc for pure; half barrels. pure IOs< G:
1O-lb tins. 11Hc; 5-lb tins, 119sc; 3-Ib tins
HE.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel sac. three
half bbis SIC; one tierce, Size: two tierees
Sc; five tierces. Thc per ID.
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General Merchandise

BAGs-Grain Bags. s5a5 s5; san ouentin,
81 so: Wool Bags. s0632c: Fleece Twins. TIC;
Fruit Bags. 6h8The for white and TO for
brown Jute
CoAL-weIlington. s. per ton; New Wei
Rss0R Beaten m s ss'ss S &C. Ro.yS 81 sG s. So
IS so; Richmond, 81 so; Cumberland. sra ~
bulk and $14 25 in sacks; Pennsylvania An-
thracite Egg S14; Welsh Anthracite Egg sra
Welsh Lump. s11 so: Camel 50 per ton: Coke
$11 5O613 per ton in bulk and SIS in sacks:
Rocky Mountain descriptions. IS so per short
OILs-Quotations are for barrels; for cases
add &c; Linseed, 53c per gallon for boiled and
Bakers AA, cases. 81 iOai 1s: IucoI So. 70; r.:
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut. cases.
e5as0c per gallon: Cocosnut on. in barrels.
bieached winter sperm on. ssc: natural wintsr
Sperm Oil 63c; extra bleached winter Whale
strained Lard Oil 75c: No. / Lard Oh. s5c.
pure Neatsfoot OIL. 73c: No. I Neatsfoot on
eSc: light Herring Oil 42e: dark Herring OIL.
40e: Salmon OIL. sac; boiled Fish OIL 3Tc: raw
Fish OIL. 35c: boiled Paint oil sSc. raw Paint
COAL oII--water White Coal OH In bpus-
l8c; Pearl Oil in cases. 19hc; Astral tS5Ic:
star I91kc: Extra Star 24c Elaine 28c. 20
Gene 23c: DeodoPized Stove Gasoline In bulk
Ice: in cases, 221Aci Benzine. In bulk l3c; In
eases. 1914c: s6-degree Gasoline. in bulk csc:
TURFENTINE-7s1c per gallon In cases and
T5e in drums and iron barrels
RED AND WHITE LEAD-Red Lead 710
T+e per ID; White Lead, Th@Tac. according
TO quantity.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com.
pany quotes as follows per D. In IOO-Ib bars.
Cubes Crushed and Fine Crushed 8 25c:
Powdered, o.1Oc; Candy Granulated 6.1Oc; Dry
Granulated, fine. DC; Dry Granulated coarse.
&c: Fruit Granulated. &C. Beet Granulated
QOO-lb bags only) 5.9Oc. CONFECTIONERY "A ec-
Magnolia A. 5.60c; Extra c. 5.5Oe; Golden a
b.4Oe: ID, - 5.SOc; barrels I0c more. baif
barrels. 25c more; boxes. SOC more: 90 ID bags.
1Oc more for all kinds. Tablets-Half barrels
650c; boxes 6.I5c; H & e Crystal Dorninos
&c per ID. No orders taken for less thaa
seventy five barrels or It's equivalent
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Money. Stocks and Trade.

The New York circular OF Henry Clews says:
No adverse influences have developed In
the situation The crop killers have lost their
vocation and while the Yield or corn, cotton
and wheat is below early estimates. which is
-he almost unbroken rule still d liberal sup
Ply OF corn and cotton is practically assured,
and so far as wheat is concerned this country
is likely 10 secure compensation in high prices
Tor the 100. 600 600 bushels which II seems able
o. spare for export. A very encouraging fea-
ture is the continued growth OF bank clear
ings, which is not entirely attributable 10 STOCK
Exchange operations. Another good feature
is -the improvement in railroad earnings. In
the second week Of September 43 railroads re-
ported a gain Of over per cent, and in the
first week nifty roads announced a gain Of over
= per cent These returns, which have been
steadily gaining, substantlate the hopeful
views recently expressed by railroad mana
gers besides demonstrating the increased ac-
tvity of general business. OF the latter there
Is no question although II Is strictly confined
20 moderate proportions. Iron and steel ma
rerials have been in much better demand since
the revision of prices. and while profits must
be on a much smaller scale still the advantage
no producers is rejected IN the recent rise OF
the steel issues.
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
There is nothing in the monetary situation
to cause uneasiness at present. While the
Government is facing q Treasury deficit. which
may eventually cause a reduction Of deposits
with the depositary banks, such action is not
get lu sight. The national banks Of the en-
tire country. which number about 5000 show
an increase in cash reserves for the year end
irE September p Of S1O7. O00, Q00-almOst all
ir gold coin Increased gold certificates have
.-7y 1t-I issued py me Z llled states treasury
during the same period. amounting TO S29, -
10000 thus making Sl36 000. 600 increase in
The gold money Of the country in circulation.
lU tIe local market easy rates prevail in sufte
~ crop demands and the expectation Of a poor
bank statement this week. The surplus re-
serve has been cut in half, yet is still double
thar NJ year ago and more than ample for
al probable requirements this fan.
The general sOundness Of business and fin
aur.ai conditions well as the almost COM
ulerc absence Of disturbing issues leaves the
market open 20 further manipulation: and
since the interests Of those in control are in
tlr direction Of higher prices the probabilities
are lhat the rise has not reached its climax
Aat IDrI the large holders have lightened their
burden. OF until less favorable conditions de-
telop rs the market likely 10 see any serious
weakness Moderate reactions may be expect
ed followed. however by substantial rallies
as long present forces govern Purchasers
therefore wiz stiIl have 10 exercise much cau-
tior and dtscriu1fnari on
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins, Honey.

kilograms from New York report that rejec-
tions of Prunes on account of quality are
hurting the market. Some reported wet
and others sour and these shipments offset the
favorable features of the market.
FRJITS=New crop-Apricots IA @9%c for
ROYALS and 9Q12c for Moorparks; Nectarines,
bI6GTc for White and 51ad6kc for Red:
Peaches. e11qs1se per ID: Pears. 5gl2c;
for red and 79S15c for yellow; Figs, 2-croWn
bricks soc; 3-crown. 55c: 4-crown. o0c: g.
crown 65c: bulk white. 2& d3c; black. Shc-
Evaporsted Apples 5h67c per h.
PRUNES-1%6 %61& &c per 10 for the four sizes
and 2Ac basis for the large sizes.
RAISINS-1904 crop (. q. b. Fresno-lm-
perial clusters 50 2592 so: Dehesa. 81 s592;
London Layers. S0c@$1; Loose Muscatels, A.
crown, 3Ad4e; 3-crown, 3q5%c: 2-crown.
2hq2Bc: Seedless 2k62Ae; Fioated. 244c;
Seeded. 3xG5hc; Thompson's Seedless, 4Ac:
Seedless Sultanas. S63Hc:. 1908 crop-Looss
Muscatels 2d2Ac; Seedless, 1Ac; F1oated. &c:
Pacific, 1% 92Ac; Seeded. 31564nc; Malagas,
1&G2Ac per ID: Seedless Sultanas, &c.
NUTS-New Walnuts No l softshell lie;
No. . &c; No. 1 hardshell. 101hc: No. 2 SIC:
Almonds 16G17c for Nonpareiis. 14G14hc for
1 X L. 13G14c for Ne Plus Ultra and lie for
Languedoc; Peanuts. sale for Eastern: Pc
cans 1191sc: Cocoanuts. 81 5oGs: Chestnuts.
HoNEY-comb. 11h@1sc for white and 100
lie for AMBER water white extracted, 5h9
&c: light amber extracted. 6G24c; dark, 80
BEEswAx-27@2sc per lh
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

yesterday, the market having become cleaned
up. The rain did not produce the weak effect
expected.
There was no change in Cheese. but stocks
were reported small as the accumulation
which has been hanging over the market for
several months has been cleared OF.
Eggs not quotably changed. but some
dealers reported more hrmness in fine ranch
Receipts were 27, 600 lbs Butter. 513 cases
Eggs and 80 600 lbs Cheese.
BUTTER-Creamery at first hands 29c for
extras and 26Q2Sc for medium grades: dairy,
21@24c; cold storage. 24c; store Butter. 1742oc;
packed 16417c per h.
CHEESE@10611c for choice mild new ana
S1ba91ac for lower grades; Young Americas
Iia11 5c; Oregon. 9911c; Eastern 1OQ15c per
pound
EGGS-Ranch 39c for large white Sc
lected 36G3Sc for choice and 34Q35c for
commonl cold storage. 271S S630c; store nom
inal; Eastern 25d2Sc for frsts and 22924c for
seconds and 21c for bakers.
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Hides. Tallow, Wool amid HONS

Reports of excited and rising Hop markets
are still coming in from the north and tbe
situation all over the world continues Arm
HIDES AND SKINS-Culs and brands ueT
about 156lc under quotations Heavy saltsd
Steers. lO1ac; medium. 915e; light. &C.; Cow
Hides. &c for heavy and &c for light; stags.
&c; salted Kip. loe: Sailed Veal. lie: saIted
14c: dry Calf Ice: sheepskins. shearIinEs 25S
zoe each: short WoSg 406e5c each: naedi,.rs
76a90c; long Wool $1G1 so; Horse Hide
salt, 81 T5 for large and S292 so for medium
81 2561 rs for small and soc for Colts. Horss
Hides. dry. 81 IS for large and 81 50 fo- Tns'
dunn, s161 25 for small and soc for Colts
Buck Skins-Dry Mexican, soc; drv saItsd
Mexican 25c: dry Central American 3Or. cs,1st
Skins-Prime Angoras. T5c; extra large DO.
81 25: large. SOC: medium. 35c: small zoe
TALLOW-No. I rendered 4041Ic' nar III.
No. 2 31Sc; Grease, 2hd hd3c.
WOOL-Fall clip-San Joaquin ana south.
ern, 9911c; Southern. SG9c; Southern NOM
tain, e01lc: Middle Counties, free, 126i1o:
do. defective. 10ql2c: Northern free I2911c:
do. defectiye loQlze; Humboldt and Msndo-
HoPs-lso4 crop. 2s@a0c per u.
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Deciduous and citrus Fruits.

Good table Grapes were wanted yesterday
for shipment to Puget Sound ports and dry
lots sold readily for that purpose. good To-
kays, Muscats and Cornchons selling at 75c
and Blacks at 65c per crate. The market was
still badly cOngested with rain damaged stock
however. which continued TO drag at 25G5Oc
per small box or crate Fine Muscats in large
boxes did better, selling up to 81 25 per box.
but for the general run Of supplies 81 was
about the top. Wine Grapes were more
active than previously and We're held at
higher range of prices as most dealers were
of the opinion that the rain would lessen the
receipts. Orchard fruits We're in good supply
and aside from a decline in Plums and Figs
Of fair volume and supplies ample Melons
We're dull owing to the inclement weather and
only the fanciest Nutmegs showed any Arm
ness. Strawberries and Raspberries stood as
previously quoted, with surplus lets being
cleaned up to peddlers at the inside rate.
STRAWBERRIES-SlG3 per chest for the
large varieties sS and :4gs :g for Cheney Berries.
HUCKLEBERRIES-1Oc per Ib.
CRANBERRIES-S2 50G2 rs per box for
Coos Bay and $sgs p for Cape Cod;
choice and 40975c for common.
PEARs-Bartletts, 81 25Q1 so per box, in
siuSns 81 S5o other winter varieties 4oa15c. '0c@
PEACHES-35465c per box
PLUMs-5Oc for small and 6Ocas1 for open
boxes.
PERsIMMONS-75c@S1 per box.
POMEGRANATES- -4OG5Oc for small and
81 on4qNcRs"25a5oe IG4S SS lC5 sS per- pAs box.
FIGS-5Oc@$1 per box.
MELONS-CantaIoupes. 75c6$1 per crate;
Nutmeg Melons 40G75c per box; Watermelons
s1d3 per dozen.
GRAPES-Seedless from cold storage e5c6
81 per box Isabella. 50d65c per crate; other
varieties 25QT5c per small box crate and
5OcdSI 20 for open boxes; Wine Grapes S156
20 per ton
CITRUS FRUITS-Oranges. 81 5O33 so per
box for Valencias; Lemons, 81 50G3 for
fancy 81 75d2 25 for choice and 81 2561 so
for Standard; Grape Fruit. 81 50G3: Mexican
Lines. 81 50q5 per case; Bananas. S293 per
hunch for Central American and S1942 for Ha-
vaiian. Pineapples 81 5O63 25
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SUMMARY o. THE siaRh;-rs

-sA-tA-AA. A ANl J H. - i
New York stocks firm GA thg ny
Cotton rather higher.
Local stocks and bonds inactive and
featurelcss.
Shipment OF sI2o.0SI in specie to the
Orient.
Silver and Exchange show the usual
narrow fluctuations.
Chicago Board Of Trade TO remain
closed to-day.
Wheat futures lower Barley quiet
and unchanged.
Chicago sending oats here Via Ia
coma.
Corn crop estimated at 2,2OO,OO0,oOO
bushels.
Weather conditions and effects keep
Beans unsettled.
Hay higher. owing 10 scarcity OF cars
Straw advanced.
All Peedstuffs firm at previous quo
tations.
New York rejecting Prunes for being
wet and sour.
Butter higher. Cheese and Eggs as
before quoted
Lard market up &c. Bacon and
Hams unchanged.
Hops continue strong and excited up
north.
Cattle, sheep and Hogs in liberal sup
ply.
Potatoes III active demand. Onions
steady. Vegetables quiet
Poultry and Game markets show no
change
Higher prices paid for dry wine and
table Grapes.
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK Oct. -5-The salient fact in
to-day's stock market was that prices did not
90 down. many persons were led 70 expect
by the action Of the late market yesterday.
There was a momentary irregularity early to-
aey, but nothing like the break that the bears
Lal LlIleirl 70 l4leiilselNes as result OF a
decisive downward turn with its uncovering Of
stop loss orders and rush 70 make profits. The
bear element had come 10 regard the market
as top heavy and ready TO crumble away when
the strong Impetus Of the upward movement
was lost. They became suspicious this morn
ing that the friends Of higher prices had en-
couraged the short selling yesterday on ac-
count OF the support which would be assured to
fhe market when the shorts were covered The
positive pressure on the market proved in
significant. and the bears retreated and covered
their shOrts. fairly comprehensive advance in
prices followed. In the list Of strong stocks
were found Representatives Of about all the
principal groups OF stocks. The average gain
vas moderate and the volume Of transactions
fell |considera bly, below those Of yesterday. The
movement IN Aulalgarnated Copper d.
rectly attr1butable 70 the active demand for
copper both here and in Europe. The buying
OF stock large scale, and its rise was
% some sympathetic effect on the steel stocks
ewing 20 the sympathetic bond between the
two markets for the products. The advance in
snr,e ~ +be other fn6ustrisls seemed to be due
directly 70 sympathy with the movement in
Amslgsrnated Copper and especially that in
sugar. 81. Paul recovered sharply from yester-
days break without favorable rumors regard
ing Northern Securities settlement
Revised estimates n favor Of larger grain
Yields were prevalent and helped the market.
r De currency movement up 10 Thursday even
lng. reported during the day. showed a
smaller withdrawal by the Sub-Tressury than
last week but the shipments on balance by
express brought the probable cash loss 20 over
5000 COO The susppOsition that there has
been sarge speculative liquidation In the stock
market points 10 contraction in loans. The
money market today was little affected beyond
a rise above per cent in the money rate This
increase "a Er1E ing disposition 10 take profits
and prices slipped OF in the final hour with
notlinr lett cf tie days gains at the close
s. sl5.cO0
United states bonds were unchanged on call
New York Stock List.
T. y Hutton 4 Co.. $50 California street
S2n FRANCISCO members Of the New York
stock Exchange. furnish .he following official
ogptatons 81 Ll.at Exchange:
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CATTLE, SHEEP AND HOGS.
Chicago.


CHICAGO Oct 7.-CATTLE-Receipts. 5000.
including 1000 Westerns; market strong TO 10c
higher; good to prime steers, So 1906 so: poor
to medium, So 1905 80; stockers and feeders,
Gamers, 81 5OQ2 40; bulls. s2Q4 so; calves.
So soar so; Texas fed steers, $3G5 SO; West
ern steers, $3d4 10.
HOGS-Receipts to-day. $1,000; tomorrow.
butchers, 50 60d6 20; good to choice heavy,
50 9OG6 20; rough heavy, So 6oG5 S0 light,
So 70Q6 05; bulk of sales So SoG6 o5.
SHEEP@Receipts 10, 900; market for sheep,
steady; lambs weaker; good to choice wethers,
SO 75d4 30; fair to choice mixed, 50 25m3 10:
Western sheep. S3d4 10; native lambs, S49
So; Western lambs $4d5 40.
Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY Oct 7.-CATTLE-Receipts
5000; market strong; native steers. $4G6 10;
native cows and heifers. 81 50d4 80; stockers
and feeders, 50 25G4 %; bulls, 81 1908 so:
calves, 81 5Od5 80; Western steers, 1904 so;
Western cows, 81 5063 90
HOGS-Receipts. 5000; market DC lower; bulk
of sales So eoG15 S. heavy, IS SOd5 90; pack
ers IS 7o@5 So; pigs and lights, So 50a5 so.
sHEEP-ReceiDts. 1000; market steady
wethers So 3O93 S5; ewes, 81 7593 so; Colo
rsdo ewes los pounds, So -; Utah lambs, 20
pounds, S.
Omaha
OMAHA. Oct. T.-CATTLE-Receipts 400;
market 1Oc higher; native steers. 81 SOG6 10;
cows and heifers, 50 4Oa3 so: Western steers
So 90d4 so; Texas steers 50 80d3 50 range
cows and heifers. 81 25G3 25; Gamers, 81 500
Is: stockers and feeders, 50 2564; calves
S3d5 so; bulls and stays, 81 50d2 75
heavy. So 50G5 65 mixed. So 55d5 so: light
So 65a5 75; pigs, $5@5 so; bulk of sales, So so
as g.
SHEEP-Receipts, 125OO; market active and
steady; Western yearlings SO 6Oa3 95; weth-
ers So 4Od3 so: ewes. S3d3 so; common and
stockers, 81 25dS rs; lambs, 81 45d5 so.