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Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY-New, per "a los, $500.
CHEEEE-SMisE, new, lie. Wilson's
PRINTERS STRIKE FRIDAY
Union Men in Job Omces Expect
Partial Walk Out when
Contract Expires,

Both sides in the job printers controversy
were reticent Thursday. They admitted
that more or less of strike will take
place Friday morning. but declined to say
that the strike would involve all the union
job printers of the city, ~
I'VE do not expect the men In all the
big shops to go out Friday morning" said
Secretary v. b. Kinney OF the union. ut
is believed some OF the employers will sign
up agreements today. We may have q
statement to give out today or tomorrow.
Otherwise we have nothing TO say"
Cant say a thing new on the situation"
said A. T. Klopp official spokesman for
the Typothetae. I'VE are printing and
expect to continue right along Friday
morning will show how both sides stand.
Then everyone will know how much OF
the talk has been blum and how much pure
stuff" ..a
The interview that officers of the Print
ers' union had with the management OF the
Western Newspaper Union yesterday after
noon did not produce definite results. In
response to a request for its attitude the
management told the committee that it
proposed to stand with the. other employ
Ing printers and run an open-shop with an
eight-hour day. After some discussion the
committee left with the understanding
that the printers at this plant would not
be called out until after the close of the
present week. According to the plans Of
yesterday all union printers will go to
work in the shops where open shop cards
have been posted this morning. The COM
mittee will try to make the terms II de-
sires with employers and failing will call
strikes in the respective Offices.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
EATON is OUT OF POSITION
WOrld-Herald PrOtege No Longer
Turnkey Under Power At
County jail.

w c. Eaton, untIl day OF two ago the
turnkey at the county jail. has shaken OF
his official robes, turned In his appoint
ment papers and is no longer connected
with the county bastile. And thereby
hangs a tale. which cannot be aired until
Sheriff Power returns from Lincoln. where
he went Thursday morning with a couple
Of patients for the insane hospital.
Whether Eaton resigned by request or
not the attaches of the once will not say
though they do say that Eaton worked
against Sheriff Power for his nomination
and that this should subject him TO dis
missal Eaton was turnkey at the jail
when five prisoners recently made their
escape. and this has been under severe in
vestigation by the sheriff but whether this
had anything to do with him quitting cam
not be agcertained for sure pntnll the shArtS
reaches the city.
Eaton was appointed at the Instance OF
the World-Herald, he being that papers
share Of the patronage OF the sheriff
office. Inasmueh as that paper also helped
in the defeat of Sheriff Power for renom-
nation, Eaton probably was slated to get
out. whether the jan delivery had any
thing 70 do with It or not.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
Omaha wnoi.rsALE NknKnT.

usry yg4; prime alsike, F.eOi prime tin
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06

81. Louis General MARKED.

ST. LOUIS, Oct, 5-wHEAT-Higher;
No, 2 red cash, elevator, S4hqS5kc: track
ssikqss14el December. s2hc; May, S53to; No.
2 hard, S21kdS6c.
5Oihc; December. Az q4lasc; May, HAq41%c
OATS-Firm; No. cash 27Ihc; track, 2Sil
@2SIhc May, 29hc; No. white, 301kc.
FtOUR-SteAdy; red winter patents. 81 20
GAS extra fancy and straight, s. S5d4 Is
clear, s.. 90d3.l0.
sEED-steady; timothy, s2.76Qs.25.
CORNMEAL-Steady; t260
BRAN-Steady; sacked east track, 66d67c.
HAY-Steady; timothy, S.00ql25O; pairie,
S7OOGs50
IRON COTTON TIES-S9c
BAGGING-sAc
HEMP TWINE-sAc
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; jobbing,
$500 Lard. steady; prime steam, S. 90.
Dry salt meats. steady; boxed extra shorts,
s. IS; clear ribs, s. S2ls; short clears, sss7t.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts IS S7Ik
clear ribs. $50; short clears. Ss.62h
POULTRY-Firm: chickens, sac; springs
bd9c
BUTTER-Firm; creamery. lSa22c; dairy.
l6alSilc.
EGGs-steady at Is1tc. case count
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
New York Mining stocks.
ForeiRn FinnncinI.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-Rates for money were
hrmer in the market today despite the ease
OF government dividends. Discounts hard
ened with averse foreign exchanges and
dearer money in New York. Trading on
the STOCK exchange was generally dull
owing to the prospect of dearer money
In the future. The talk OF the Bank OF
England raising its discount rate TO-DAY Ia
per, cent was not fulfilled, though It is
reared the rate will be raised soon, Con-
soils weakened and home rails did not ben
eht materially from excellent trafic re-
turns. Americans opened fiat under the
influence of the general disposition, Iand
selling from New York declined most 70
below parity, recovered slightly later and
closed steady. Foreigners were dull. Jan.
anese were a shade easier. Kafir were
lower Japanese imperial Is of 1905 were
quoted at 1924 ex dividend.
BERLIN, Oct b,-Closlng on the Bourse
opened quiet and later prices Ind a tend
PARIS, Oct. 5.-Stocks on the Bourse to.
day were heavy, but at the close prices
were steady. Russian imperial Is were
quoted at 94.50 and Russian bonds OF 1901
at 5000. The private rate OF discount was
quoted at "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
Wool Market.

BOSTON. Oct, 6.-WOOLs-Althoush the
tone Of the wool market is strong, busine q
has fallen OF noticeably. The sales have
been In small quantities ranging from e..
coo to b00Oo-pound lots and have occasion.
ally reached 100 900 pounds Territory WOO
continues to attract general interest and
Is in good demand. The grades on cal
are the quarter blood and three-eighths
blood combing and half blood combing Ir
pulled woods the demand has been for dne
long staple carrying grades. Foreign woods
are active. Quotations: Kentucky. In,
blood. segS7c. Idaho ine, 2Q24o; heavy
hnel l9q2lc; fine medium, 23d24c; medium
M45So; low medium, 2sq2sc. Wyoming fine
22aHc; heavy fine, 19420c; fine medium. ,:
g24c; medium, Hq2Sc low medium, 2SG2sc
Utah and Nevada fine, 23q24c; heavy fine
5sqzVc; me medium, 23q24ci medium, ga
2sc; low medium, 28G9c Dakota fine. "a
2 gSo fine IN, medi ban 22a@oi medium, 27aSSc
SqTc; fine average, 24q25c; fine medium
choice, 25q2c; average, 2d2sc; staple, q
q3Oe; medium skoice. 2sQ30c
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-WOOL-Steady
medium grades, combing clothing, 26a3Oi1c
light fine 2lq26c; heavy fine iSa29c; tut
washed 32942c. 'U'
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
Metal Mnrket.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-METALs-The
London tin market was a shade easier ON
spot which closed at e14s IS while futures
were unchanged at sl4l los. Locally there
was no change with the market quiet al
So, 1zqS2 e2l5. Copper was unchanged N
about Is Cd higher II, London. the gain be-
ing on spot which closed at Ell 7s I'd with
futures quoted at Ell. Locally The market
was q, duIl but firm in tone with lake quoted
az N6SIlkql6B; electrolytic at Si6S7iSSI
l6S2h and casting at tl6.i21zql6 S7IL. Lead
was nrm and unchanged at As5q4.S 80 in the
local market, the inside price being for
,ntty ton lots shipped within thirty days
me me London market was higher at Ella lis Sd
Spelter also was higher In London, CLOSING
at 20 lss for spot, while the local mark IL
remained nrm at S6.O0a6.1O. Iron was
higher abroad closing at Cos Sd for stan.
dard foundry and Sis l0lkd for Cleveland
Locally the market was firm at the recent
advance No. foundry northern is quoted
az ~ iSglS00;, No. 2 foundry northern
NL8ql150; No. l foundry southern
l72s eA0''oe
ST. LOUIS, Oct 5.-METALs-Lead
.m9ssEner al A-sEfEa4s0 spelter, strong al
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
Features of the Trading and closing
PrIrea on Hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO. oct. denomination OF Ger
man purchases Of wheat at Duluth had a
STRENGTHENING effect today on the wheat
market here. At the close wheat for De
cember delivery was up &c. Corn and oats
are up Sq14c. Provisions are practically
The wheat market opened Arm, December
being up Mdhc to haAc at A9s4S4Ikc.
From the start commission houses were
active bidders, but offerings were rela-
lively small. The principal factor IN the
situation was news from Duluth confirm
ing reported sales Of wheat there for ex-
port TO Germany. In addition It was an
nounced that another lot had been pur-
chased today for German account. The
moderate demand from a leading bull.
Weather in the northwest today was ex-
ceedingly favorable for the movement Of
the new crop. This fact, however, was APP
parently ignored. After touching sac soon
after the opening December quickly ad-
vanced to sac. Small recessions occurred
al various times during the remainder Of
the session, but the leading long, who was
conspicuous buyer early in the day, con-
tinued to give the market support when
ever necessary to prevent any decided de-
cline. The close was firm, with December
At HSaS414c. Clearances Of wheat and flour
were equal to 5000 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts were 1,431 200 bushels. compared with
l,ls3,OO0 bushels a year ago.
Sentiment In the corn pit was bullish,
throughout the corn belt Commission
houses were acute buyers the entire day.
Buying OF May by a prominent bull was
was mainly by a leader OF the bears Com
paratively small receipts we're a bulish in
nuence. The market closed strong, with
prices at the highest point of the day. De-
, cember opened a shade higher at 1850,
sold up to 44c and closed at the top. Local
receipts were 167 cars, with ~ OF contract
grade.
Trading In the oats pit was more active
today than for some time past. Commits
sion houses and shorts were persistent
buyers. Receipts were less than estimated
This had considerable effect. December
opened nc higher at 277sc, sold up to 2S14c
| and closed at 2ShGBhc. Local receipts
were 271 cars.
Provisions were steady as a result Of an
advance In the price Of live hogs. At the
close January pork was OF PFC at S12 271k
Lard was shade lower at te.75d6. III.
RIBS were down a shade at S6.121k
Estimated receipts for tomorrow. Wheat,
1900 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
Total receipts w 1s1
The disposition of the days receipts was
Der of head indicated,


CATTLE - Receipts looked small this
morning in comparison to the large runs OF
the last three days All told there were
about 1874 fresh cars on sale this morning,
making the total receipts for the week to
date over 100 cars. The receipts this
morning consisted very largely Of trash,
cows, heifers, odds and ends of everything.
Good cattle OF all kinds were far from
plentiful.
The supply OF beef steers of good quail
ity has been rather small all the week. in
spite OF the fact that receipts of other
kinds Of cattle have been large. This
and there were not enough of either corn
feds or rangers to make a real test of the
market. There seemed to be some inquiry
for good kinds and in some cases sellers
thought they were able to do little better
than yesterday, but on the other hand
cattle that did not just happen to strike a
buyers fancy were no more than steady
at the best
Cows and heifers, as noted yesterday.
have been coming In very freely and they
sold off yesterday. This morning buyers
were all pretty well loaded up with stun
so that although the receipts were lighter
the market did not show any Improvement.
At the same time good stock was Just
about steady at yesterdays decline. Com
mon kinds were extremely hard to move,
It being with them not so much a matter OF
price as finding buyer for them.
Good kinds of stockers and feeders were
in very fair request at steady prices. Me-
dunn and common kinds were little slow
to move, but the market upon the whole
was In very fair condition considering the
large receipts this week.
REPRESENTATIVE sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06

WASHINGTON. Oct "a summary OF
the yellow fever situation on the Isthnus
Of Panama shows in the last two weeks
or since September 10, there have been but
two cases reported-one an Italian. not
employed at Panama and the other an
American employe in whose case the dis
ease was fatal No case OF fever has been
reported since September %. During the
entire month of September but nine cases
OF yellow fever occurred on the isthinus
seven OF which were among foreign nom
employees.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-FLoUR-Receipts,
$500 bills. exports. sl5 bills; market
d5io: Minnesota bakers, Ss.sOG4o0; winter
41O; winter extras. S2S5aS.S5; winter low
good, $3.s5u4l5 Is; choice to fancy. Sll56i4 50 !,
spot and TO arrive. Buckwheat flour, quiet
S2.3, spot and to arrive.
CoRNMEAL-steady; fne white and yell
low A.25; coarse. H.l2al.A; kiln dried.
RYE-DulI; northwestern. 72c. C /. T..
BARLEY-ouiet; feeding. SShc, C. l. T..
wHaiEElAT-ReoeIpts, 5000 bu.; spot market
steady; No 2 red, ,s7se: elevator and sec
Gle Z. o. b., ahoat. After a brief weakness
at the start wheat advanced moderately
on renewed bull support. large Minneapolis
flour sales, prospects for small Argentina
receipts and covering. The late market
was very steady closing NC net higher,
IS l9-16@S9 5-i6c, closed at S9hc.
CORN-Receipts, S2U5 bu.; exports, 42S75
si spot market arm; No No SSsse elevator,
light spot supplies and closed hqhc net
closed at soc, May closed at 49c.
oATs-Reeeipts, l5,6oo bui spot market
ste steady; mixed h oats S to Sc pounds ga
Ssltc clipped Write, Ss TO 20 pounds. &a
HAY-steady; shipping, 5OaSOc; good to
choice. I5dS2ikc.
HoPs-Firrr; state, common TO choice.
1895. iSd22c: 1904. l5d2lc; olds, SG1Ic. Pa.
eifc coast, 1905. Boise; 1904. l4da0c; oIds sa
lie.
HIDEs-Firm; Galveston. 20 to Is lbs.
Oc; California, q 20 Is lbs, l91ac; Texas
dry. "A TO 80 lbs, lSi4c
LEATHER-Firm: acid. 2d26c.
PRONlSIONS-Beef, steady; family, 81 81
di2O0; mess 50 5OQl0OO; beef hams hi az
300. packet. No5OqilOo. Cut meats,
quiet, picked bellies. slS.OoalO5O; picked
Lard. steady; continent, H;Si South Amer.
lea. $50; compound, t5.621ka6S7ik; western
steamed. S7@ Pork, steady; family, SIS .OOG
800; short clear, SlA60G 1850; mess, $1,000
1850
TALLow-Firm; city. 90; country. ~
Q4hc.
RicE-Firm; domestic, fair to extra, sh
acc; Japan, nominal.
BuTTER-Firm and unchanged; receipts
sos pkgs.
CHEESE-Unchanged
EGGS-Unchanged.
POULTRY-Alive. steady; western chick
ems. fowls and turkeys. 13iac. Dressed
steady; western chickens.i ndl5c; fowls
l4c; turkeys. AdlSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
Gotten MnrLst

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-COTTON-snot
closed quiet; middling uplands. 10. 4Oc; mid
ding gulf. 0,65c; sales, 6569 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 6.-COTTON-sD
steady; sales, Slo0 bales; ordinary, 5-iGc:
good ordinary, S1he low middIinE, 9Nc;
far. 10 s-iee; receipts. 2SlO bales; stock. 81 :
ST; LOUIS, oct. 5-coTToN-ouiet
ments, IS bales; stock. go bales
LlyEhPooL. Oct, 6--coTToN-spo in
lean middiing fair, 6SSd; good middIing
ho6d; mlddling. blsdi low middling. 5Sd
good ordinary b.l5d; ordinary, 4s9d The
sales OF the day were i0.000 bales, Of which
500 were for speculative account and in,
eluded 5000 bales American; recslpfa y. 90,
bales including 3.50o American.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
Condition OF Trace snd Quotations on
stnpie nnd Fancy Produce.

NNmNhe Mhh NAANN N"ANNHNNH
EGgS-Candled stock, Inc
LIVE POULTRY Hens, sc; ROSTERS. sc;
turkeys. lSdl5c. ducks. SQ9c; spring chick
''i BsuTfSTER-Packing stock, isc; oholcs. to
fancy dairy, lsaiso; creamery a8nhe;
pissUIG R''1sstandard GRADUATED. IN bbis..
S Ss per per S Swt.; No. sstra {, $50 per ewt;
80 70 ps s1' Gnt SSS SSS REQ Z SIS SSS SS
FRESH FIsH-Trout. 1ca1ie; halibut, lie;
White bass CdressedJ. i;c; sunrch. &C; perch
lscaled and dressed, Sc pike, ne; catfish lf,sa
iSS red sESSpReT lSs iio black Sass se
iSSsieas e aSsl' g 50s boiled obstSTs S
shad roe, 45c; bluelsh, SC,
HAY-Prices quoted by omaha wholsssls
$50; medium. sSSoas.oO; coarse, s.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
oR1ANGES-Nalen all sizes, s. oo9S 80
size re- 500 500; 500 and $50 sizes, ,SsOa7oo
Halloge'sn, n 7O-rO. boxes per n. =; na
Sc: Imported Smyrna. t-crown, 10: s
BxNANAs-Per rnedlum-sised bunch. u.u
FRUITS AM MELoNa
PEARs--U tab. kiefers and Wears, f2oo:
fLuMs-Utah and Colorado, per 4-basket
crate, 400; Italian prunes, 500,
IEACHES-Callforniar resstones, per box
CANTALOUPES-ke pc, crate. 500;
Texas, Rocky Ford seed. $50
s-bu, 6bis.. sSitQsOo; in bu baskets, 900:
California Belleiiowers, N.6e.
BLUEBERRIE s-Six.sen ats, sSb,
HUCKEEBERRIEB-Sf ats, N.bO0
GRAPES = Home grown Michigan and
Ohio Concords, per S-ib. basket, 1So; Mala-
gaa MnaCntR a-baakpt crate. ~. Cd.
Tokay, per 4-basket crate, fl.60
QUiNCES-California. Der box, n.b.
VEGETABLES.
WAX BEANs-Per S;pu. oasket. 30SSo;
PoTAToRs.New, per bIs, SOo,
te6Ge HNsBEfXSg. Per d sS; 80 &C.
TOMATOES-Home grown, h-bu. baskctA,
SXBBAGE-HomO-g grown. in crates, pes
V0NlSNs-IIome-gro yellow. red and
WEE BsEtHEfsrS S OV per Ba., H. p'i '~''' '-'
observation-disclosures. per doz.. $50,
SWEET POTATOBS-NirEinia, per S-bu
ToMAToEs-Per basket. lod50c.
CUT BEEF.
Wholesale prices of beef cuts; No / ribs
NE; No. 2 ribs, s1fc; No. ribs, &C; No. /
ioins l4Ac; No, 2 loins, 10c: No. 3 Iolns, 7c;
No. chucks, 4ltc; Nc. chucks.- &c; No, .
&c; No. 3 rounds, 519c No. plates, &c; No.
plates. &c; No. plates, 2Ac
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY-New, per "a los, S3,o0.
CHEESE-Swiss, new, lie; Wisconsin,
brick, lSc; Wisconsin limberger, lee; twins
l21kc: young Americas, 13hc
NUTS-Walnuts, No. soft shells, new
crop, per Ib., l5c: hard shells, per h., 49,;
No soft shells, per h., lac; No. hard
shells, per ID, i2c. Peeans large. per 10,
roasted, per h., SC. Chin walnuts, per ID.
i2d1shc. Almonds, soft shells, per H., lie;
hard shells, per ID, 15c. Shellbark hickory
nuts per bu., Sl.75: large hickory nuts. per
bu., $50.
HIDEs-No. / green, &c; No ? green, Sc;
No. / sailed. 1011c: No. salted, 9hc; No.
veal calf, lie; No. veal calf, &c: dry sailed.
idl4c; sheep pets. 25cd3l 90: horse hides,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
Big Bull Interests Still Control tn.
Situation.
WHEAT RULES HIGHER MO STEADY
very Few Transactions Take Place
Evidences of ArmOur's Buying
In Corn and Prices Are
UP-Oats Firmer.
OMAHA Oct & 1ooh

OMAHA, oct s. 1906.
:. Wheat ruled higher and steady, with very
nght transactions Armour seemed to be
IN absolute control and bought whenever
necessary TO keep prices up. Very little
wa offered for sale. Local traders say
tney see nothing bullish In the situation
except the Armour position. Receipts were
about as estimated. The sales of wheat TO
germany from Duluth surprises and elates
the Dulls and tends to strengthen the mar
ket DECEMBER closed at S%dSIhc and
Considerable strength was shown in corn.
There were evidences of Armour's buying.
though II was not necessary for him to
purchase 50 frequently as in the case OF
wheat. December was UP about NC. De-
cember closed at 44c old December at 45c
and May at 43kc
Oats were higher in ali months There
was transaction In July at &c over yes
terday. December closed at 2slsd2Sltc May
at y0Ac and July at 29hc.
5000 barrels of flour. Primary wheat re-
ceipts were 1,431.00O bushels and shipments
45gD bushels, against receipts last year OF
LlSSOO bushels and shipments of 624 900
bushels. Corn receipts were sos 900 bushels
and shipments $4,000 bushels, against re-
S Seipts ia s soy year Of $1,000 bushels and ship
Liverpool closed sd higher TO unchanged
on wheat and I'D higher to unchanged on
Duluth worked No. ] northern and No. 2
northern to Germany yesterday, More was
SOLO today at an advance over yesterday s
look is good for still more sales III Ger
many really starts buying wheat, il may
mean that the Russian shortage is going
70 be felt Russia's big shipments the last
rev weeks have all gone to Germany.
Minneapolis wired: Stocks of wheat
mere Increased 726.O0O bushels for five days.
Duluth is now paying more for cash wheat
than here, which will Increase their re-
celpis at the expense OF this market. There
Is good demand for cash wheat"
Export sales of 25,O00,O00 bushels of oats
nave been made in the northwest and at
the seaboard TO clear between now and Jam
uary l. II all this is sent abroad II prob
ably VIII make the largest clearances Of
any three months in recent years
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, / car at 7e%c, 1
car at lS1hc, car at 771hc; No. hard, 1
car at nc, car at 76hc. 1 car at 76c; No.
hard, car at 741sc; No. spring. car at
CoRN-,No yellow. car at 4sAc; No. 4,
car at 451hc. >
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. hard, 771ta1%c; No 4
hard, 76q77c; No. I hard T31kG74ibc; No 3
spring SOC: No. spring, 73qT1lc; No.
GoRNn,.No. 3. 4sq4shc; No. T. 45tc; No. 8
yellow, 46hqHc; No. white, 471hdD4Sc.
white, 2s5ha26%c.
RYE-63hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
stock I'm Sight
Receipts Of I've stock at the six principal
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruitn.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Market shows no important
change as to futures or spot supplies
offerings are light and prices firmly held
with common TO good quoted at 5611c and
prime az TIC. the higher grades being
practically out OF the market
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITSHPrunes
are said to be somewhat irregular on the
coast, but this appears due TO scarcity OF
some sizes and the liberal supplies Of
others. Locally the market Is unchanged
with quotations ranging from 41kc to TIC,
according TO grade. Apricots show no
SC; extra choice. -sAG9%c, and fancy at
l0gllRc Peaches are quoted nominal.
Raislns continue quiet but firm with loose
az 6Aqstc and London layers at t1.l5d
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
sugar and MoIasses.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5-sUGAR-Raw,
nominal; fair. refining, Sc; centrifugal o.
test Shc; molasses sugar, 2&c; refined un-
settled No. g. 4.9Oe; No. 7, Abe; No. s.
4O5ci No. 9. &c; No. 10, 3.s5c; No. II, 3s5c
fectionerS Ie =: mould a SIDE cut cut Loaf
55Oe; crushed. 550c; powdered, 49Oc; gran
ulated, 4s0c; cubes, bose.
NEW ORLEANS, oct. b.--SUGAR-Quiet
open kettle centrifugal nominal; centrifugal
whites, l3ka4Ee; yellows. SI4d4 l-i6c; sec
onds, 2q3kc.
MOLASS ES-Nominal; open kettle, ia
&c; centrifugal, 6al4c.
SYRuP-Nominal 25480c.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
oils ana RosIu

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-OTLS-Cottonsee
barely steady; prime yellow. 24% d25Isc
Petroleum, steady refined New York, S76O
N65. TuTpentine, quiet, 695kd70c
RosIN-Quiet; strained common to good
SAVANNAH. oct. 5.-oIL-Turpentine
firm. 67ilcg
ROsIN-Firm; A, b, c, d, f, $40; r
!4e5; G. I4e6i Il. $40; X, SAB; NJ, s4.s5; VIC
OIL CITY, oct. 5-OIL.-Credlt balances
H.56; certificates. no bid; shipments, S. 50
bills; average, 64394 bills: runs 81 ,lss bills
average, 55S7s bbls. Shipments Lima, 81 81
bills; average. 67.6Ss bbls.; runs Lima, s.
57s bbls, average. 1862 bbls.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06
Kansas Citr Live Stool Marlset.

KANSAS CITY oct 5-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 1900 head including 800 southerns;
market steady to strong. Choice export
good, $4.009500; western steers 81 256S. rs
s SC 4ti5s Y COWS N75a265o native cows
I2.OOG275 calves, $25Oa6 Is.
HOGS Receipts 1900 head; market
opened sc higher Top, $3.50; bulk of sales,
S6.15d525; heavy, s.. 20d59O: packers, $5l56i
525; pigs and lights, $50Oq6. Is.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts 5000
head: market strong; native lambs, $550Gi
yearlings, $4OOd5.l0; western clipped yearl-
ings, $3.50; western clipped sheep, $4,000
AIS; stockers and feeders, 81. 75dt4.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-06

Market strong at edS per cent; closing
bid, per cent, offered at So per cent.
Time loans: Market strong; sixty days,
81 per cents ninety days, per cent; six
Onths, AZ per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4!sd5 per
cent.
with actual business in bankers bills at
- S525Q4. $3.50 for demand and at AS2200
lS225 for sixty-day bills; posted rates, a. $50
AaA.
sILVER-Bar, 61%c; Mexican dollars, 4Tc
BONDS-Government and Railroad, firm
Closing quotations bonds were as FOL-