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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, oct @.-METALS- There
was a decline Of e2 s. in the London tin
market with spot closing at els5 and fti-
lures at e195 IS. Locally the market was
easy and lower, in consequence OF the for
eign break, with spot closing at S42. 65qb42.S5.
Copper was Irregular In the London mar
Cd while futures were p Cd higher, at eS7
12s Cd. Locally the market was unchanged,
with lake quoted at 81. 75d22.b0. electrolYtic
Lead was unchanged at b.55d5s5 IN the
local market In London the market was a
little higher at Els los. Spelter was un-
changed, at e8 in London and at S. DOT. 80
in tho local market. Iron was unchanged,
at SIS % for standard foundry and at SIS
nd for Cleveland warrants In the English
market Locally the market continued frm.
No. foundry northern Is quoted at e24. ESQ
$500, No. foundry northern at SIS, 756i24 80,
No. ] foundry southern at S240Od2450 and
No. 2 foundry southern at S23.50ff24.0O.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. &-MErAIS-Lead,
quiet, $50; spelter steady 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

Joseph Longpree, South Dakota.
4 cOWs....lIO 4 90 COWS. 1870 4 40
Is feeders. 1910 40 feeders. 100 25
IT. Thurler. South Dakota
II feeders. .1l40 80 cows. a3B 20
Joe Violin. South Dakota.
5 feeders. Gas . steers. lbs 60
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
New YORK MininE stocks.
ForcfRn FInnncinI.

LONDON, Oct. 26.--In the market today
the supplies of money were temporarily
curtailed. owing to settlement require
ments and the joint stock banks prepare
tons Tor the month-end. Discounts were
steady. The settlement on the Stock eX-
change was concluded satisfactorily, with
the exception Of a small failure, which had
no effect on prices. Business slightly in
creased, especially IN home rails, and
consols had an improving tendency, due 10
the better monetary outlook and the cancel
lation Of Egyptian orders for gold. For
eigners had a better tone. japanese and
Russians we're in request, the Russian new
loan being quoted at 65s per cent discount.
Americans were quiet early in the day,
but the feeling of uncertainty gave way
to tirmness about noon on local buying and
prices hardened TO over parity. Later New
York supported the market, but prices gave
way and closed weak. Mexican rails i'm.
proved points. The feature in the mining
market was a gain Of 2lh points in Wal
river diamonds. japanese Imperial 6s OF
1904 were quoted at 1901.
PARIS, Oct. 26-Prfces on the Bourse
today were strong, owing 20 the favorable
Interpretation Of the reports regarding the
financial projects Of the new foreign minis.
ter. NJ. Caillaux, and the strength Of Rus
slams. Russian imperial As closed at ~
and Russian bonds of 1904 at ass.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
GRAIN AND PRODECE MARKET
Whsat Breaks and Closes an Even
Cert Lower
NORTHWESTERN SITUATION IS BULLiSH
Hcceipts small Tbsre and stocks show
sood decrease for week-Mod-
err siiiIer Bearish on
Crop-Oorn a. strOnE.
NORTHWESTERN SITUATION IS sULusH

OMAHA. Oct Is, 1895
Wheat declined AN even cent today on
the local option market. There was con-
sioerable selling in the hrst hour, and
Bearish factors were lower cables anu
heavy Argentina shipments, but. on the
other hand northwest receipts were smell
and stocks there show a decrease for the
week. The cash demand generally is good,
but slow In the southwest.
Tho report OF the Modern Miller on crop
conditions was beariah. Although today 3
clearances were small. Bradstreet's weekly
clearances were the largest OF the crop.
Little corn was on the market, ana as
there was some demand the price was ad-
vanced 3ac, closing at the top Cash de-
niand was good and receipts under esti-
mates, prices being advanced. Weather
conditions are favorable for harvest.
Prime ~ wheat receipts were $4,000 BUSH
els and shipments 10000 bushels, against
receipts last year OF 1,l97.O00 bushels and
shipments OF 65s,O0O bushels. Corn receipts
Were $500 bushels and shipments 1850
bushelR. against receipts last year of 5000
bushels ana shipments OF 6B.O0O bushels.
Clearances were $4,000 bushels OF wheat,
5000 bushels Of corn. 1000 bushels Of oats,
ana hOur and wheat equal TO MlCO0 bushels
Liverpool closed IsdiAd lover on wheat
and unchanged on corn.
9. r.. Lewis Of Minneapolis says: From
n supply and demand standpoint the Min
neapolis situation is strong Our stocks Of
contract are about 2,000,OQ0 bushels and
have not increased any 50 far on tho croI
movement. Cash wheat is selling today ~
sac premium, due 10 the fact that current
receipts are not large enough 10 supply the
milling demand. The professional trade
here is besrish because Of large stocks al
SOUTHWESTERN points and II is also claimed
that our stocks will increase rapidly Il
railroads ever get in a position TO furnish
more cars and locomotives to haul II In
The public is lcng on the low price theorl
VIM ] give it up"
Local range OF options;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

that the transfers Of Montana stock we're
made at a round figure Of 6n25c for half
and thrceveichths blood. or about 6SniOC
and SIC and sc, respectively, scourCd heeis.
Fine TO fine medium range from DC TO sc
In the grease. or 6Sc 20 no clean. Fine
medium Idaho brings yiNAc and Utah
Ia3c Montana ln original bags is seling
az cG62IC. Fine staple territory is now
worth about ioc although iu isolated cases
u way touch 53c. fine medium clothlug.
656sdc basis. Moderate quantities 81
eight months Texas are moving at 40 &c,
or 0d61c clean. The shipments OF wool
from Boston to date from December ~,
1895. according TO the same authority, are
2DNse0.lsS pounds. against l9ieilio9 pounds
TO date are 2i6.934,25i pounds. ngainst sos
iE,Ss3 pounds for the same period last
year.
sT. LOUIS, oct. s6.-wooIe-steady; me
dunn grades combing and clothing Nfp
aiSc; hsht nne, isaac; heavy fine iiQ15ci
tIh washed ggmg1LC
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
st Louis 1--we stocI. Mnrket.

ST. LOUIS, NO.. Oct. 26.-CATTLE--Re-
ceopts, 5000 head, including 1000 Texans.
Market steady. Native shipping and ex-
port steers, $5OOf7.CO; dressed beef and
butcher steers, Si6Oa5l5; steers under l,g00
pounds, $3.5Qd45O; stockers and feeders,
S2OOd4.5O; COWS ana heifers, S22Oa5.25i eau
ners, 81 O0d22O: bulls, S2.096I425; calves, g3.tO
G7.3; Texas and Indian steers, S2.40q6.JU;
cows and heifers, S2.25a360
HOGS-Receipts, 1870 head Market
steady. Pigs and lights, t6.0036.S0 packers,
S6.16a5S5; butchers and best heavy, <5.-5t'
G35.
SHEEP AND I..4ABS-Receipts. COO
head. Market steady. Native muttons,
S3.OOd5 Is; lambs, $S60d7.50; culls ana bucks,
s3 OOTpl rs; stockers $25C13.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

BOSTON, Oct. 8-WooL--The CONNER
cisi Bulletin Of this city, basinE It's re-
mort upon statistics gathered for the gov
ernment will say tomorrow: The largest
weeks business Of the year, estimated at
from 20,O00O0O 10 3ONWO or 4eOyO'OV9
pounds h being accomplished on ne lochl
WOOL market. The American Wooden com
pany " alone credited with purchases
Amounting 20 20.000.O00 pounds, comprising
hsIf and three-eighths territory feeces, and
this consumer now possesses the choice OF
the Montana clip. The Arlington, Wan
Fkuk and other prominent mills are also
operating. The ball was started rolling
IN earnest on Monday, and the opinion rs
current that the activity viii continue for
some time now that the pace has finally
been set Although some merchants main
tain that there has been no break In values
Id Induce buying. Il rs asserted by others
that Is most unlikely that the mills would
90 suddenly hack down on their policy OF
purchasing moderately ana only tor current
WHnts unless concessions were allowed
However the mills are undoubtedly run
ninG low on raw material. ~ is understood
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

Daisy f. sherbondy and husband 10
Francis II. White MO n lot III and
81 lot Il block ., Bogga e. fiil.s' 3 1000
Matte T. WalWorth ct al. to Carleton
8. Shepard, lot % block 2 Denman -
Ellen 4. Brennan TO Christ c. Chris -.
Jensen, part sec. 3-li-l3..,...........N 81
cis A. VrOman, lot /. block .; lot
]. block g. and lot 4, block 4. ken-
Alonzo a. Allen and wife 10 Jan
Pliska, lot IS. Sulilvan's' South
Mary J. Butler 20 Ora Van sandt.
lot Il, block s. Briggs Place. ....,.
Portsmouth Savings Bank % Atlantic
Realty Association, cS2 n w62 II lots
5 and G, kendalfs. 500
O. n. Hypsc to Peter A. Petersen,
w9 II ni4O n lot 8, and e26 ii nlD
II lot Q. block 8. Park Place,......... SO
Jacob Burkard and wife 10 Anna A.
Burkard. niOg n el3 n lot 4, block
q Improvement Association Adj.
State National Bank Of Cleveland 10
W. III. shoop and wife. lot p, Ell
nstOne Park Place.-.....--.-.......-s.. 10
L. ~ Bowers and wife 70 Edward
B Harrison, lot ~, block A. Bowers
sadie p. freeman and husband 20
Harvey j, Grove, lots 1, z. D T. o.
G. Z. block q, BenaOn................. Zib1J
The Commercial National Bank 10
Fannie q. Fitchett, lot II, block 20
HBnscOm Place OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
Charles +. Davis and wife 10 Albert
r. Hunt. lots - and 90, block 3, Wall
nut Hin .-.,.......--.,,.--...,.... t....- ONcp
Total ,....,.a.....,................o ila75s
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Total receints.u...l34
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-



CATTLE-Receipts were very light this
morning, as was TO be expected, and the
market as a whole was devoid of any es-
pecially new or interesting features. The
storms which have reduced receipts to
such o large extent this week have also
made the cattle look very poor. A good
many of the cars which arrived this morn
ing had been on the road a full week and
the cattle showed hard usage, being dirty
and all shrunk up.
There was d very fair demand for desir-
able beef cattle and anything coming un-
der that head sold at good, steady prices.
There did not appear to be quite as much
snap as yesterday; that is, packers were
not quite so hungry for supplies, as the
week Is drawing to a close. There was
nothing very choice, good cattle being
scarce 30 that sales on paper do not look
as high as the market really was.
Cows and heifeTs sold generally in the
same notches as yesterday; that Is buyers
generally figured on rot paying over steady
prices. Still, there were cases where sales
men thought they got out a little better
than they did yesterday.
Good feeders commanded firm prices, but
there were hardly enough cattle OF that de-
scTiption' on sale to really make a market.
Such as there were, however. changed
hands IN very fair season.
Representative sales
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
OiIa and RoaIn.

NEW YORK. oct. &.-oILs-Cotton-
seed firm; prime crude. I. o. b. mills, 29d
Soc: prime yellow, 53c, nominal Petroleum,
steady; refined New York. $50; Phll-
adelphia and Baltimore S3f5; Phiia-
Turpentine, firm az 68k D csc.
RoSIN-Firmi strained, common 20
good, tf.2O6A25.
'OIL. CITY, Oct. 3.--OII-Credit balances.
81 81: runs ~, i65 bbls: average g5 S9l
bbls.: shipments, is3,isO bills; average, 1885,
SAVANNAH. Ca. Oct. 26-oIL--Turpen-
tine finn 66c.
RosIN-FIrm A. b. c, s8SOds seis d.
1916; e, A.lOd42Oi r, Alefi4.l2ih; g. NiGQ
A,s5; n. $50; VIC, $50; WV SEQ.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

NEW YORK. oct. 26-BEEVES-Rc-
eeipts, 4,230 head; market, stockers. slow
and 10 TO 25c lower. Bulls and COWS dull
$40. Liverpool and London cables quoted
refrigerator beef higher at gd9%c per
pound live cattle firm at 10Q1O1hc per
pound. dressed weight Exports tonnor-
row, 1000 cattle and 1000 quarters of beef.
ALVES-Receipts, 76 head; market,
steady for veals; grassers, 81 &gS.25; fed
calves, $SJ0d4.OO dressed calves, firm
city dressed veals, SGDi21kc per pound:
country dressed. 6912c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1,ei5
firm to 25c higher; common TO prime sheep,
s9.0Od6.Oo; culls, $2.0Od5.5O; lambs, 5000
6.l6; two cars at $40; yearlings, s5.5Og5J0
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
stock in SIGHT.
Cotton Market.

VIEW YORK. oct. @.-CoTToN-spot
clnssd otIiet 80 points decline; middling up
lands, iO6c; mlddling gulf, 1000: sales,
800 bales. -.,,.,,,,- a.,
anil rrices fG points lower American mid
diinp fair g6Sd; good middling, sid; md
diinE. 6l2d; low middling, 5.eod; good ordi-
M ~ SD; ordinary, sod. The sales OF tho
da,, were 5000 bales, of which 900 were for
Ejaculation and export, and included ESQ
American Receipts, $500 bales, all Amer
ar LOUIS. oct 28s-CoTToN-steadyi
p,Iddline. iiiko Sales, bales receipts, Slt
bales; Shipments, 1,S26 bales; stock S,l2l
NEW oRI.EANs. oct. ss.-CoTToN-spot
closed easy Sales. 4.15O bales. Low ord.
narv. 77-i6c: ordinary, l5-i6c. nominal
eocd ordinary SIC; low middllng, 10 i-l6c
SntddlInE. 1O Lice: good middling II i-l6c
niddlinG fair, liAc, nominal; fair. l2%e
/ nominal. Receipts, S,s05 bales; stock, l5s,o5'
bales.
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;s.a,sssse; extras. &c. oh.sss. steady raAo
Quotations OF the nay ON Various
CnmmuNatfea

NEW YORK, oct 2s.-FLOUR-Receipts
eo.los bills; exports, 80 bbls.; sales, ESQ
nesota patents. NI58AB: bakers s.. 70d40).
winter patents, 50. TOdf00; winter strsights,
ti.ygg5.60; winter extra, f2.&6Sl0; winter low
good, y3.eyq3S0: choice 20 fancy. SS.s5di15;
buckwheat hour, steady, S2.S59-i9 for spot
BUcKwHEAT-Marlse quiet; as per
100 pounds c. 4 T., New York
a CoRNMEA1l-Market steady; ane vlnte
s ,.,,l yellow. 9 2O4l5; coarse, sLloaLl2'
AYE-Markot. firm: Jersey and state, SIS
Bunaio.
.WHEAT-ReceIpts u3.pO bu.; exports.
1e.OA bu.; sales, l,55o,OCO bu. futures; spot
market easy; No. rcd, fghc, elevator;
No 2 red, sOstc, +. O. o., adoat; No.
northern Duluth seitc. T. O. b., New York;
Rather Sesvv IonidsflSeGn At ibe o. we s'ioI In
connection With large Argentina shipments
end poor cables broke wheat about &c
today. Il rallied In the afternoon on Bug
weekly clearsnces and with corn closing
only ltc net lower Sales included No. ?
red May, SO 1-l6dSSssc. closed at s5hc; De
cember. 81 l-l6dSl9Bc closed at Hhc,
CORN-Receipts 1890 bu.; exports. Lao
nu.i sales, 5000 bu.; spot market STEADY
No ? 5Sc, elevator and SOC, {. o.. b.. aioat'
Option market was firm and higher on light
receipts, closing ct sac TO SIC net ad-
vance; January closed al 5llSc; May closed
-
oATs-Recsipts. 1Ss.ioO bu; exports. 7o.2m
bui spot market steady; mixed, &c and 81
pounds, Sc; natural white 30 to 80
pounds, Slsq4oc; clipped white, IS TO ~
FBED-Firm: spring bran, 81. Leo. prompt
shipment; middling, El.SS, prompt ship
HA S,- .arn; shipping soaS5c; good
HOPS Market nrm; state, common TO
choice. 1905. 2vq2Sc; 1902 lO6riSc; Pacific
| coast, 1908, i6disc: 1905, 12G1fc.
o. HlDES-Market steady; Galveston, -l 70
y pounds. 20C; California, q to p pounds
&c; Texas dry. = to 30 pounds 1sc.
LEATHER-Market firm; acid, ease.
PROVlSIONS-Msrke for beef, firm;
family N25OalS.OO; mess. ss.eoq9;oo; beef
hams s2loOg22Jo packet, So5ogll.ooi city
! market steady; piolted bellies, $40. 5dl250;
1 picked hams, sl200Q12,bO. Lard, hrm;
western PRIME ss7o4s %; r. refined mn,
| sl:5J77.i5. Pork, market firm; family,
SO 9ogl95o; short clear, sls.75als.5O; mess,
TALLow- Market hrm; city 02 per
PACKAGE, &c; country packages free), 81
RfCE-Market firm: domestic, fair to
extra. 9zg16hc: japan. nominal.
BuTTER g. Firm; firm, street price, extra
| extra, 2iQ5jc; state dairy, common to
| fancy, lsq2l5sc; renovated, common TO ex-
! ira. 15hqz2c; western factory. common 70
! irsts l61Rq26c; western imitation crea4 merry,
| 6rsts 2Od21lac.
! CHEESE-Steady; state full cream. Sep.
! tember. small fancy, lShc; state fair tc
J good, 12Hd12&c; state October bess, 1Sc
large September fancy l3%c fair TO good
| l2h@12%c; state inferior. l0sS9l1&c.
J EGGS - Steady; state, Pennsylvania anC
: by fancy selected white, 32d33c; state
choice, 30Gi31c; state mixed extras 2S929c
western firsts. 25c; official price, 2iisd25o
I seconds. 22If24c.
! POULTRY-I4ive, quiet; western chickens
10c; fowls, To-: turkeys, 1tC. Dressed, weak
! western chickens. 0ikdl4c: spring turkeys
! 1G1lSc; fowls 9di2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
Kansas City live stock MarLet.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. 26.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 1000, including 800 southerns. Mar
ket steady for COWS; other markets steady
to weak. Choice export and dressed beef
steers, 9550d6.75; fair TO good, A00d5. 10
western steeds. $35OG6.35; stockers and
feeders, t2.606I4.65; southern steers, S3.G0M
AIS; southern cows, s2.O0lJ3. s.; native cows,
S2.00d370; native heifers, S2.5odL75; bulls,
81 lodr35O; calves $2.5Od625
HOGS-Rcceipts, 100 head. 0fa.rlSe I
strong to sc higher. Top, &.S5; bulk OF
sales, So 25d6.32l6; heavy, &c. 20d6.35; pack
ers, s6.2Od6.55; pigs and lights, tt75d6.5el4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 500
head Market steady. Lambs, S.15ui 80
ewes and yearlings, $460d5. -; westci n
yearliugs. S5.25d575; western sheep, sAbDd
SIS; stockers and feeders $3.75Q5.26.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

NEW YORK, Oct. 2E-MONEY-On call
firm. fdfih per cent; ruling rate, "a per
cent; closing bid, per cent: offered at Pa
per cent; time bans, strong; sixty days,
6d6h per cent; ninety days, Ga per cent;
six months, s per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6d6lk
Der cent
STERLING EXCuANGE--Stead with
actual business in bankers bills al s.. 5000
1855 for demand and at f4s07Qu4.SF5 for
so-day bills: posted rates. SLddAHh aud
81 1914; commercial bills, AS02t
SILVER-Bar, 7Otc; Mexican dollars,
5fihc.
BoNDs-Government steady; railroad,
Irregular.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
Internal Revune Collections.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s6.-The monthly
statement of the collections OF internal rev.
enue shows that for the month of Septem-
Der, 1906, the total receipts were S2l, So2 $50,
which Is an Increase as compared with
September, 1895. of S13S,151.
The receipts from the several sources
OF revenue are given as follows:
Spirits, 81, S5l ,070; decrease, 1884, 22.
Tobacco, 3i,119, S56; increase, ant
Fermented liquors, s5,2S7,5E; increase,
S435, rs
Oleomargarine, Si263S; Increase, 1888.
Aduiterated butter, Fi3,7S0; increase, 81 $50;
Miscellaneous, S46,01; decrease, S3.476.
The first three months of the present IFS
cal year show an increase, as compared
4,66l, 181.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
- auolaLIonE 90 b folIors.

NNO. -
Cash quotations we're as folloWs:
FLOUR steady Wi-teF patents. & IA
2ie; straishts, tS2049.si spring patents.
n Sos 90; suaishts, S520686o; bakers. a. 81
d1a0
WHEAT-No. spring. 7td7sc; No. &
marie. No. RED, 1l018c.
CORN-No. . sc; No. yellow, 45A as6ltc.
. OATS No. p $50; No. 2 white, Sifc;
No 8 white 1iAd3lac
RYE-No. g 6liad6zisc.
BARI.EY-F 10 choice mailing t6d5io.
sEED6-No faS, N.05ls; No. / north
western. d.t1 Prime timothy, sAiOfiI 81
Clover contract grade, u300
PROVISIONS-short ribs. sides Qoose).
xl5OdS55 Mess pork per bbi, 3.G50 Lard.
por 100 lbs, $40. short clear sides (boxedl.
Ss.60QG6iE.
FOLLOWING we're the receipts ana shin
uients OF -four and grain;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
Oonee Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 26.-COFFBE,-Aiark
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline OF 8 points, owing 10
some Wall street LIQUIDATION. but rallied
after these offerings had been absorbed.
owing TO steady European markets and
the influence OF the recent bullish crop
news The close was steady. net un-
changed 20 10 points higher. Sales were
reported OF 23500 bags Including Novem-
Der al 6l5n6.25c: December al 6fd8. SIC:
January at CONFESS. rsMrch al $50 1900:
May al 6.65c; July az G.75d6. S0e. Spot Rio,
guieti No. Z inYoices 5hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
Ner York strIke spreads.

NEW YORK, oct. 26--The strike OF chat
feurs employed by the New York Trans
portation company which commenced yes
terday at the company's main garage,
spread to one OF the company's substationa
IN Sixty-sixth street Ninety Of the IN
chaffeurs employed at the substation Joined
the 800 strikers. Thirty OF the substatiou
men remained at work. and as they took
their cars from the garage each was ac-
cOmpanied by en- official In plain clothes.
Tho men are striking for an Increase In
Mages and REGULAR hours of labor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

BOSTON, Oct 2G-Presldent John +.
Tobin OF the Boot and Shoe Workers union
announced today that the new election
called by the executive council Of the union
because the constitution was violated In
the recent election. would be held DeOem-
Der 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

SIOUX CITY, Ia, oct 26--Cs2ecial Tclc-
market steady; boeves' S4.505&eS; COWS,
bulls and mixed, s2.5Gdb4.00; stockers and
feeders, SS.0d375; calves and yearlings'
HoGs~Recelpts, 200 head; market
strong, selling at S6.oOQ6.2O; bulk Of sales,
SR.O5d6IO.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27
st. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. -wHEAT-stron
on track, No 2 red cash, 74T75c; No.
hard, dq74c; December, nAQd%c; May
GORN-Higher: on track, No. cash. 44a
4ilsc; No 2 white, 441eq44Ssc; December
405dc; May. E&c.
OATs-Lower; on track, NO. 2 cash. S2i.
Q33i<c; No. 2 white, S3k6eSl1zc; December
S27sc; May, S41kc.
FLOUR - Steady; red winter patents
s3,5Oq$.s0; extra fancy and straight, $5.50d
$50; clear, 81 606929O.
sEBD-Timothy steady, S.25dS.75.
CORNMEAL-Steady, $3.50.
BRAN-Steady; sacked, east track S9a9ec
HAY-Steady; timothy, Sl2.5Odl6.OO; pratt
RE, t1OOOd126 co.
IRON COTTON TIES-SL02
BAGGING-9Nc
HEMP 'fWINEe-sc.
PROVISIONS - Pork. higher; jobbing
SlS55. Lard, lower; prime steam. S9.37ta
Dry salt meats (boxedQ dull: extra shorts
S9.25; clear ribs, S9.e2ih; short clears. S9.S71s
Bacon boxed, quiet; extra shorts 5000
clear ribs, A062iS; short clears, Sl0SI1k.
POULTRY-Weak; chickens, nc; springs
SIkc; turkeys. l2c; ducks. Sa0c; geese, Sdsc
BUTTER - Steady; creamery, 2iG27lac
Dairy, 1ell32c.
EGGS-Steady, 20c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-27

NEW YORK. oct 25.-SUGAR-RaW,
quiet: fair refining, SIC centrifugal IS test,
&C.: molasaea sugar, SEE refined. steady:
No. 6. 400; No z. 435c; No. g A30e No.
q l15c; No. 10. A15c; No. H. Aloe; No. ~
AO5c: No. 12 tc. No. IA, 395c. confectionery
A. AI0c; mould A. 5.l5o; cut loaf, 56,c.
powdered, &c; graduated. AS0c; cubes SIS.
MOLASSES-S teady; New orleans, open
Kettle good 20 choice G1fE2sc.
NlEW ORPHANS oct 2s-SI-CA EAR
STEADY; centrifugal yellow, 4lta4s.c, ssc-
ondk, titd9aG
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LIverpooI Grain and Proviaions.

LIVERPOOL OCT 27.-WHEAT-spot.
Arm; No. 2 red western winter s.. Fu-
lures, DUH; December, ~ tssd; March. C. 81.
CORN-Spot quiet; American mixed. - id
Futures quiet; October. nominal Deceul-
Der - 4td; January, a. go.
HOPS-At London (Paclhc coasO, quiet
AZ e As0E6.
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PHILADELPHIA, oct. 2G.--An official OF
the Pennsylvania railroad today denied the
statement published this morning that tho
inspection trip Of the company's directors
fixed for today had been postponed on &C
count of President Cassatts snness. The
story is denounced as being without any
foundation whatever. Mr.. Cassatt is stead
fly improving and Is at his office daily.
Is said Is due entirely to the inability OF
MANY Of the members of tho board OF die
rectors to attend on account Of other buki'
ness ENGAGEMENTS.
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sI,..onrt nnnL nobbe,I.

JEFFERSON CITY, No, Oct. 28.-Iufor-
nation, was received here today that the
Bank Of Jamestown I'm MOniteau county,
thfrty-five miles from here, was entered
last night iy robbers. who blew open tho
safe and secured $500. They escaped
and there Ia no clew.
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81. Joseph Lave stock Market.

sT. JOSEPH, Mo-, oct. 26.-CArTLE--
tives, S5.OO86 75: COWS and heifers, 1890
475: stockers and feeders, S2.50df4.S0.
HOGS-Receipts, 1865 head. Market DC
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Receipts. L,3iy
head. Market steady.
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NIlIrnukee Grain Mnrket.

MILWAUKEE, Oct 2b.-WHEAI-LoWeT
No. / northern, HQlec; No. northern
IlS1T1c; December. I2zc.
RYE-Firmer. No. /, 65lkW66c.
BARLEY-Firmeri No. 2, soc; sample
CORN-FSrmsr; No. 9 cash, 4p4d4Eici
December. lIh 0l39sc.
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nuIuth Grain lInrl.et.

DULUTH. Oct 26.-WHEAT-To arrive
No. 1 northern, &c; No. northern, lose
on track No. ] hard. nc; No. ] northern
T6c; No. northern. 74lac; October, 76&c
December Isac; May. 715sc; July, 7Sizc
OArs-To arrive ana October, 3i&c.
RYE,-59c
HARLEY 3Sdf9c.
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Articles. open. Iigh.l Low. / {

Minneapolis Cash Close-Wheat; No. 1
hard, 761ac, No. / northern, TIC; TO arrive,
75Isc; No. northern, &c; TO arrive, 73ikc;
No. 3, 71iad72iac; No. l durum, &c; to ar
rive. 6Sltc; No. durum, &c; TO arrive, 60c.
Corn: No. yellow. 42@so; No. 3 new, SO;
No. white. old, Sihc. Oats: No. 3, 29btG
2Sstc. Barley: 36Q4lc. Rye; 56sa 4612tc.
Flax: Cash S1.l1A.