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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
NEWBORN STOCKSANDBOyDS
Days Trading serfnsd Almost Entirely
to Few spsoial IstusE
sTtEL ANO PtNNsYlvANN As LtAOLRI
These shares Advance on Hunora
of Increased Dividends--Cau
Money Market e.
quiet.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2e.--The active inter-
est IN toaays stock market was OF me
stenueres, vatsiuC OF spcciat movements on
a handfui OF stocks. Thesc special move
mcuts were IN the way OF Accommodations
aAu the resulting advances IN the stocks
concerned served to hold the general list
rae approach Of dates for dividend meet
inks gave occasion 10 some OF these move
ale expected 70 act or tue quarterly divl-
uCnd tomorrow ana the Pennsylvania d.
lectOrs meet on Ihu4 sday. lnere were
some heavy transactions In United states
steel early In the DAY and assertions were
made win a show of confidence that the
STOCK would be placed in per cent diyi-
denu basis tomorrow. In connection with
a statement coming from official quarters
INTENDED 20 show the impossibility of ad-
vance knowledge Of what the dividend ac-
ton might be statements were circulated
with great eNplicitness OF the intention TO
! declare the customary . per cent semi
annual dividend on the PennsylNahia Stock
and an extra dividend OF one-half OF per
cent. The price moved up In response and
carried with Il Chesapeake & ONO. Read
ing was the most conspicuous stock in the
Gays movement and its fluctuations were
attributed 10 activity by pool created
! Nitu the market control OF the stock. There
were no notable changes In the conditions
which operated last week to restrain spec
uiative activity. Large attention stu cen
4 teis on the struggle OF the bank OF Eng
I land 10 recuperRte its forces. The fact that
( the So,00t,U00 of newly arrived South AZ
Iioan gold went almost wholly into the
2
\ anotneT helpful factor. But special domes-
4 tic requirements are to be met by the Lon
don money market this week which are ex-
pected to make drain OF an amount to
I iuny offset this gain
The call money maraet was quiet, but
7 the tone OF time loans was reported again
4 to be strong, especially for the ninety day
period carrying over the end OF the year
Z Foreign exchange was weak. Railroad
traffic officials reported increasing difficulty
/ in the growing shortage Of cars and the
unchecked accumulation OF freight West,
eTn grain elevators are overlooking anc
grain Is said to be piling on the oper
gC und. with no cars to move It. Rail
| roads clamor for early deliveries Of freight
cars, while car companies complain tha
/ the railroads cannot bring them the ma
terial to make the cars fast enough. The
rise in Pennsylvania, which was the las
1 to occur, was taken advantage of 70 sci
other stocks. so that gains were nearly al
wiped out except that In Pennsylvania t.
self. The closing tone was easy.
Bonds were irregular; total sales, pa
value, S1,540,OOO United states bonds wer'
unchanged on call.
Quotations on the New York Stock ex
change today were as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

SHEEp--1he estimated REGENTS this
morning were sixty cars, but when the
market opened only seventeen were in
sight The remainder were said to no be-
hind a wreck on the Union Pacific Just
west Of South Omaha.
There was the usual good demand for
fed sheep and lambs, and with 90 few
cars in sight packers made short work Of
cleaning the pens Of desirable stun pay-
ing priceo that were strong to Ice higher.
Fair lambs sold up to yil0 with good
yearling wethers and ewes at &.5 Old
,vethers that sold at &5 on Friday
bought S45 today. Fair sort OF ewes sold
IS high as $40 Shippers will understa nd
that quite a little stun that has had some
feed Is coming al the present time, which
naturally makes some difference with the
selling price. The feeling among packers
week-that is they seem to regard prices
as too high and would like very much 10
force them down, but with the very moder-
ate receipts they are unable to DO so.
In other words. they are paying, Il might
be said. higher prices under protest.
There were not enough feeders In sight
this morning 10 hardly interest buyers, so
that the trade was slow for the want
OF something TO sell. The few loads OF
feeders here brought about steady prices
Quotations on killers; Good TO- choice
lambs N.0OG7.26: fair to good lambs. $50
6700; good TO choice yearlinge, S5.50d6. Is
fair 10 good yearllngs, S5.25a6.5O; good to
choice wethers, S5.OOd5.D good to choice
ewes S4.5Od525
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, Sj.20d6.55
yearlings, s. 25d570; wethers, A.76fl5. Is
ewes S3.5Od4 50; breeding ewes, A75d5.9b.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

EGGS-Firm, zoe, case count.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
Kausns city Live stock Market.

KANsAs CITY, Mo. Oct 29-CATTLk'-
Receipts 1900 head, Including 1000 head
souther. e; market steady; cloice expor-
ana essed beef steers, $OBOQ6IS; ldlr 70
good S4OU15 20; western steers, SS-0J4O.Z0 ~
stockers and feeders, $2T5qL75; eouthei n
steers S275Gl4.75; southern COWS, 2.IOdS;zS !
native cows, S2.O0Gt2.SO; native helters, AAoV
. HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market weak
to SC lower; closed Ice lower; top, % SSls
bulk of sales, $6.2o6I6.3O; heavy, S6.lSq go.
hackers. S6. 25d6' S2lh; pigs and lights, $3.50
d6.30. 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 5000
head; market steady TO Toe higher TOP
Colorado lambs, 81. 4O lambs, &5.75Gl7 40; ewes
and yearlinga S4.50GI5.4O western yeariings,
$5OOd5.75; western sheep, :425Cd5.2 5; stockers
and feeders, $3.75df5.2 o.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

CHICAGO. Oct. a.-Unfavorable pros
poets for the seeding OF wheat In southern
close today IN the local wheat market,
Closing Quotations. on the December option
shbwed a net gain Of 9Sdatc. Corn was
Provisions we're unchanged to shade
lower.
The buliish news from Russia came dur.
ing the last hour OF trading and caused
sharp rally IN wheat According to a
liverpool statistcian the next years crop
OF the unfavorabie weather for the seeding
OF fall sown wheat This report caused
The session. which up to that time had
been very quiet The market opened firm
as a result Of small receipts in the north
rivals today were only S6 cars, against
SOS cars year ago. Wet weather in Min
nesota and the Dakotas also aided ia
causing a moderate demand at the opening.
Continent soon became bearish on selling
BY commission houses with northwestern
CNNs inclined TO drag and the market con
4NnbNd easy until newP from Russia was
sSst 'sd Ths close 10 vas s SsS pe SsT
sdvsnSsd @ is%a7Sc Final lso q s@a ios.
hour were equal 10 81. 900 bu. Primary re.
eetpts were I, $4,000 bu.. against 1,66so00 hu
Tor The same day last year. Minneapolis
So cars, against 10 cars last week and
ne cars one year ago,
ollult ADCuA NrCElptht Wei WGhNneI ana TINS
4 strength OF wheat caused q builsh feellnl
w the corn market. but prlees grained only
ASlightly. The likelihood OF colder weather
~ the near future. which would result ii
an Improvement IN the grading Of the new
Y crop, caused considerable selling OF Ma,
and checked an upward movement OF prices
The market closed STEADY Decembei
opened shade 10 it9i6e higher at CSC 4
Ssi1c, sold on to exc and closed at lS5kc
Local receipts were $50 cars with % car
OF contract grade.
Trading in the oats pit was quiet an,
the market was steady, Commission house
were fair buyers OF NAY. while cash In
terests purchased the December option
December opened &c higher at SsNe soil
on to S316c and closed at SSHdSN4c Loca
receipts were $50 cars
Provisions were steady and the volum
Of trading was small. Severe weather Il
the west and northwest Il was believe,
would Increase the movement OF holding
TO market and this caused some proh
taking, but ali offerings were ahsorbel
by shorts. Al the close January pork wa
unclaimed al S1S.7sh. Lard was unchanse
~ BSlh. Ribs were down a shade at 81
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat
- cars: corn ne cars; oats 81 cars; hogs
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

NEW YORK Oct. 2S.-BEEV ES-Re-
ceipts 4.7e2, head; steers steady TO hrm;
bulls and cows slow TO shade lower
s., 1OaS.6O Liverpool and London cables un,
changed. Exports tomorrow, 800 cattle and
CAI,VES-Receipts ], 500 head; veals, SC
higher; greasers, steady; westerns hrm
veals 345Od9OO; greasers, S3OOg3.B; west
ems s.. OOlf4. 40: dressed calves, firm; city
dressed veals, SG12ahc per pound; country
dressed 6Qi2c per pound
HOGS-Receipts 1915 mead markel
higher; state and Pennsylvania hogs, ~ iVa
6.75; pigs, 500. .,,s
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts. 5,Ssl
head Sheep steady to strong; lambs, SOq !9c
higher; sheep, SSO0d5.2; wethers, 800
cuils. 81 OOdG5O; lambs. S6.5OqS.B culls
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

s st' No g. S SSudtI PS s N shuct sae s.
MISCELLANEOUS
sGSAR9bT ss1 IA Sane b sacks ISL
CHEESE,-Swiss. new, ice; Wisconsin
brick iftc; Wisconsin iimberger. iSc;
'T coFFE Roasted SHs A Eo ''S5' zee SssI per H.
s. lsc per s'S Is; No. a lSe Der Is. g. 10 w
io-ib. cans, $40, cases ii 5-ib. cans 81 nj
eases, e 2is-lb. cans, SIS.
ckNNED SooDs-Corn. standard vest
eri.. 55G6oc Maine, ul5 Tomatoes 3-lh
cans. u.to, Glib. cans, slncdN.o Pine
Sssg6: gallon apples. fancy. H.6; CSiifoTnia
apricots, 81 0Odf2 Is; pears, 81. 75q2@; peaches,
fancy. tl.75Q2.to; II g, peaches. s2a,eG3gs.5,o
f. S $50: fancy sookeye. T.. H.SS: sardines.
quarter oil S.I5. three-quarter mustard.
ES 100, pumpisins. s0c6si.o6 wax beans. 2.ib..
S5dS0c: lima beans, 2-lb., 75cdSi. IS: spinach.
81 49, cheap peas, GLIB. eoc; extras s5c0Si.io;
'e cTiTRE stS0V FH;iissH-Famiiy whltoash, pcr
quarter Dbl. 100 lbs. 500; Norway mack
era. No. /, $3.50; No. 2, $500 No 5000,
I r5lsn; each. Norway way ak SOS: Norway. SiS
sa0o; Holland herring. In kegs. mixers,
F1sHSBuffaio. large dressed. Sc trout.
medium or large, dressed, l2c; pike. dressed.
lie hallbut, fine stock lie; catfish, dressed
white perch. dressed. &C.: crappies large
i2c; sunfish pan size Sc. white bass, extra
choice 12c, pickerel &c; salmon. Chinook
lie; whitehsh frozenl, i2c: mackerel tSpan.
ishl, l6c; native per fish, 1Sp5c; Goldfish,
fresh frozen. l2c founders. fresh, frozen
lie; bluehsh, fresh. frozen, loo; haddoek,
fresh, frozen. i0c redsnappeT, dressed l2c
smelts. No. l. per ID, i2e; hbstors Gboilod(,
per ib soc; green, &c; eel, per 10. 1scj
frog legs, per doZ.. 25c: roe shad, 81 each
HIDES AND TALI.ow. -:Jreeu salted
No. l. 12&c No. ?, tl&c; btai hides. pa
green hides No. !. lie: No. = loo; horse
81 5Od2Tb: sheep pelts, 5OcdSl.25. TalloW
No l. 4Ac: No. . 2Ac.
NInOI III lhllooc-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Oct. 9.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 6,OO0 head, including 200 head
Texans; market nc higher; native shipping
and export steers, S5.5Od70O; dressed beef
and butcher steers s. 9O6l6S5; steers under
1000 pounds, S3.5Od5.OO; stockers and feed
era S2OO6D4.5O; COWS and heifers, s24yqb.' 0:
Gamers, 81. 00d20O; bulls, S220Q400; calves,
81 1880; Texas and Indian steers, $2.I5q
5.25; cows and heifers, &2.35d3.50.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head; market SC
higher; pigs and lights $6.00d6. 40; packers
$.1OG64O; butchers and best heavy, SB.SO@
$50
SHEEP AND LAMBis-Receipts. $500
head; market steady; native muttons, $500
d6.O0; lambs $4O0d75O.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
vi eat Advances Sharply and tuh'tau-
italy Toward the Oleso.
NsisLE SUPPLY sn.ws soRt DECREASE
Receipts Lieht 10 Northwest On Ae-
count of had weather and Car
shortsae-Trnde Bisht In
Corn Price Unchanged.
WsisLt SUPPLY sO,w, soRs DECREASE


OMAHA. october. -. 1905
The wheat marKc, vac eNccei.nk,y ms,r-
tsew until near the eloss wnen Prices re-, az, ea,
al Isa>heWa VAS IN FAVOR OF the bulls. me
gtr9igth was expected long before u came
Firm Liverpool cables, smaller northwest
ern reeeipts anu strength IN tne spot mar
ket all favureu toe buds. eatncr IN the
porthwesr aas been RAINY ana there is
sgTne talk ot damage 10 wheat In snocN.
Ihe visible supply shower decrease'
against over LlS,000 increase year aeo.
market he,d aiound saturdays close;
Weather was wet Ia The eastern haif OF
the corn beit ana receipts were under tne
estimate nsteVa gyTs report tair ac~ePsdnces
on last weeE's BIDS.
Primary wheat eceipts were l.3i5.oO0
bushes, ana shipments i,0li,V0 bushels.
againEt receipts last year Of l.boS9O bushels
and shipments OF 4o0.OJ bushels. Com re-
eelpts were 10000 and shipments 1900
bushels, against receipts last year OF b-S,Vl
bushels and shipments Of 1900 bushels
ClearanCes were 1900 bushels wheat, --,Vy.
= M sdoN bushels corn and ziSZt
.avS. yS0i iced unchanged to ia higher
~ wheat ana ,sPAu higher on corn; a. ~,
bushels. corn Increased fSOD bushels. oats
Increased S45.OCO bushels,
Bartlett Frazier wired ". g, SUNDERLAND.
1t IL generally believed that the ligh'
receipts at Minneapolis ensue principally
on car shortage. Yet the general teehht
Up there Is that receipts VIII not be PM 4h,
denBome at any time on the crop us
Concentration at Minneapolis from DAY
TO day Is ell IN favor Of the theory tha'
estimated especially bread wheat. Al
impartial examination by one OF soul
agents last week confirms us In our views
A good part OF the samples exhibited OF
the floor from day TO day lately are win
ter wheat largely from Nebraska.
One OF the best Informed authorities u
theh state OF Iowa writes as follows
Grain men are now needing cars TO empty
their elevators which are full OF oats. -
order TO 80 ahead aud take care Of tn
shelled corn that viii probably come II
IN month or six weeks"
Local range OF options
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

CRrI,'t Reject -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

NEW YORK. oct 39.-MONEY call
Arm 8l5H4M per cent; ruling rate. a. PEI
per cent Time loans very dun and steady
sixty DAYS, = per cent; ninety days, 8 pei
cent bid six months, per cent.
per cent
sTERLING EXCH4iSGE-weak with
actual business IN baLhrn bills at N.S5t5p
4 sa50 for demand and al &4-H90nA 1895 fol
siNty-day bills, posted rates, SASH and
NS6ik: commercial bills. NS0cs. s0iS.
SILVEH--Bar. Nitc; Mexican dollars
5Ayhc.
BoNDs- Government steady railroad
IRREGULAR.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS oct. 29-COTTON-
Spot closed easy: sales, 400 bales; low or
8 15-l6c; low middlinE sac; md1ling
i0ac; Rocd middling 10 l3-i6c: middllng
fair. II 3-16c nominal; fair II 13-l6e NOM
bales.
LIVERPOOL. oct. 9'-CoTToN-spot
uniet ard nrice l2di4 points lower; Ameri-
can middlinE fair. Esd: coed mldAling
5.s9d middling. 5.ssd; low middng. S az;
good ordinary. 5.27d; ordinary. SOD The
sales 81 the day we're 100 bales OF VIII oh
so bales were for speculation ana expert
and Included 600 bales American Re-
ceipts. $500 bales. including 200 ba'es
American
sT LOUIS. Mo. oct. 9-CoTToN-
Quiet: rniddiua llhc: sales. none. reraipts
none; shipments. none; stock. 1888 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
SMEAR and MoInrse..

NEW YORK. oct. 2s.-sUGAR-Raw.
&c test, l5-i6c: molasses svear 3 3-f5e;
refined. Quiet: No. 6; $500 No. z 4.26e:
No. 8. 4.20o; No, ., 4. SC; No. ~. O5c: No.
"a. AsBc; eonfectioners' A. 4.60c, mould
A. Side; cut loaf. b.5Ac: crushed. e. soc;
powdered f.s0c; granulated tS0c; cubes.
s 06c.
NEW ORLEANS oct, 2s.-sU-GAR-
Steady: oentrsfugai yellow, fk64Ae;
seconds. 21k GSMc
sYRUP--NeW molasses 3Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

ArtIcles.I Open. High Low. Close. Sat
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

~ feeders. 960 30 feeders 9s5 3 e
HOGS-Buyers picked out the good uEht
and butcher weight hogs this morning
paying prices for that kind that were
steady to strong as compared with the 'ose
OF last week. On the other hand, the heavy
hogs and especially those on the rough
order were steady to easier. In other words
the general market was on an avoraRe
about steady. As was the case Saturday
the long bulk Of the hogs sold al 8 05ip
6.20 with top at $3.50. While the trade was
not what might b. strictly called active
there was a suuicient movement 70 effect a
reasonably early clearance OF the light re-
ceipts. The week opens with the N -rk-t a
shade TO So lower on an average than h
was at the beginning OF last week
RENE - nfnilYe Ealaa.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
OLE and Rn.ln-

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-OIES-Cotton-
seed easy; prime crude, T. o. b. mills,
2SIb d2gMc; prime crude yellow r. o. b..
mills, soc, nominal. Petroleum, stead ;
refined. New YORK SlsO; Fhiladelphla ana
more, in bulk S4.S5. Turpentine, $50
69kc.
RoSIN--Firm; strained. common TO
good, S4.25.
OIL CITY, Pa, oct 9.--OILs-Credlct
balances, 31.5S. Runs, 14S,649 hbls; aver
age, 94,612 bbls. Shipments, 27S.25f bills;
average, 1862, 401 bbls.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

NEW YORK. Oct. 29-iThe visible sup,
ply OF grain Saturday, October "a, as com
piled by the New York Produce exchange
was as follows: Wheat. 900 bu
decrease, $4,000 bu.: decrease, SO 900 bu
Corn. a7ST.O00 bu.; increase, $4,000 bu
oats. e,9s3,0O0 bu.; increase, S45, 900 bu
Rye. i.bS7,000 bu.. increase, 10000 bu
Barley 9.3l0.00O bu.. increase b2l 600 bu
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
stock in EIRht.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations OF
staple and Fancy PFOduce.

Condition of Trade and Quotations on
staple and Fancy Produces.
1--we 1--we Po STTqII1fRI Hens, Sc; ROSTERS.
se; turkeys lOci ducks. DC: spring chickens
BUTTER-Pacling stock. lie; choice
I 70 fancy dairy 2OG22c creamery, 22Q2ic.
HAY-Choice upland, $50; medium $500;
! coarse SoOgS,50 Rye straw. s6.50W1'Oo
VEGETABLES.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Per DBL, S2.@.
.TOMATQEs-Home grown, per basket Of
WAX. BEANS Per marke, basket of
about Is lbs. I.A.
TURNIPs. BETS AND cARRoTs-Per
LEAF Observation-Disclosures per dOz..
heads, soc.
/ cEClUABERs-fHTo5t houses USE per doa.. $3.50
ONlONs-Home grown. 65e per bu- ;
: Spanish, N:i3 per crate.
LOkskRADlSH-Ca - . dOz, $3.50
( RApIsHES-Per doz, lunches 2c.
EhMYt s sEEAANNs Ser b. b. 81 No ? N''S
GREEN PEPPERs-rsr marFet basket
sARsLEY-HothOuse per doz. punches.
GABBAgE-Holiand seed. home grown.
EGG PEANT-Per doE.. 7se.
| POTATOES PeF hu, i0a65c.
Fruits.
! PEACHES California SalWay per box,
FEARS Winter varieties. per soz. csc
/ 500
| PES-Tokay. &I76
| APPL ES - Ben Davis S225: JonathanE.
/ So -: New York apples, fA&
| CRANBERRIES-P bbl 885Gd8b0
rR0PfCA. E3uITs
/ ORANGES-Florida oranges, as
size $50; 90 SIC, $50; 30 size $50; other
or nds. 81 90 lfEF.
GRAPE FRUIT-SiEe ~ 70 10. 800
RAN NAS-Fer nodium~sizec bunch.
| 81 75d2 %: jumbos. se.50d800
DATES-Per h., bdbhc.
BEEF CUT PRICES
No. ] ribs i3c; No 2 ribs. SIC: No. ribs.
! SIZE: No round. Sc; No. round. &c; No.
| round Sc; No. / '0in iGr 80 loin, me
No loin, Aic, 30. ! piate, SIC No. 2
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

NEW YORK, Oct 9s.-METALS-There
was a sharp break in the London tin mar
ket with spot closing at ei01 los and fu-
lures az elS los The local market was
closing at 42.0Ofl4206 Copper was higher
in the London market with spot quoted
Locally the market was quiet with Lake
quoted at 81. 1902. 80: electrOlytie S21. 500
ZOO casting 81. &621.75. Lead was UNI
changed at t5.S5G695 In the local market.
The London market was Sc lower at RlS
S. Spelter was 6s lower with spot closing
at f7 lbs in the London market. but was
quiet locally at Sc. eOl5.S0 Iron was higher
in the English market with standard foun-
dry quoted at SIS Cd and Cleveland war
rants at SIS lO1kd. Locally the market was
quoted at s24. 66p2k,oO; No. ? foundry north
eFn, S23 Bd24.6O; No. / foundry southern.
S2l 0oli2450; No. foundry southern, 81. SO
124O0.
sT LOUIS. oct ss-MBTAIS-Lead.
Steady, $3.50; spelter steady. $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
The disposition Of the days receipts was
az follows. each buyer purchasing the



TTLE-EstiTnate receipts Of cattle
this morning we're better than 300 cars, but
good many trains were late, so that there
was at no time anywhere near that num-
Der on sale.
There were quite a good many corn-fed
steers on sale but the most Of them were
on the plain order, with comparatively few
that could be called really good. The mar
ket on the more desirable kinds was fully
steady, but the packers are not taking hold
very actively OF the warmed-up kinds.
There was also quite sprinkling OF range
steers, which sold m about the same
notches as last week, there being compare
lively little change in either direction.
Cows and heifers seemed to be in good
demand this morning Nand statesmen who
had what buyers wanted were generally
quoting the market as steady. In spots it
may possibly have been weak, and now and
/ then there was a salesman who thou ght
that he did not get out as well as last week.
Good feeders seemed TO be In very fair
demand, and tho market on that kind was
fully steady. In fact buyers \claimed that
their cattle II anything, were costing them
strong prices as compared with last week
Representative sales
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

NEW YORK, Oct. 2a.-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Maryet hTm at the recent gain
With high choice quoted ~ R685hc; Choice
at IG7&e and prime at 6h66s.c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRI'ITs-Prunes
are QUIET with California grades quoted al
2A6SHc: OREGON 10 to 20s SikGlOikc An
ricots are very quiet with business limited
nv the drmness Of holders and light sun
piles. Choice are quoted at lec; extra
choice at TIC: fancy at iS6f20c. Peaches are
unchanged with old crop choice quoted At
lie: extra ohoice az 1s@1Hlc; farcv h extra
fancy at l2al2&c. Raisins are Arm and I'M
changed with loose muscatel quoted at
e%ml%c: seeded raiss-. u 6NdS&c sind
London layers az N.6O9l Is,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 29.-BUTTEl3--
Firm, good demand; extra western cream
cry, official price, &c; street prices. csc;
extra nearby prints, 30c.
EGGS-Firm: / cent higher; nearby.
fresh, 2sc at mark western fresh. 1sC at
mark.
CHEEsE-Firm; New York full creams,
12& o. 13&c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. oct s.-COFFEE-Market
for futures opened steady at a decline Of
5dlO points, owing to disappointing Eu-
ropean cables, and eased on further dur
ing the middle session under scatter ng
liquidation and bear pressure At one time
prices were about l0d15 points lower on
bids, but the market steaded little a.
the close and was finally steady at net
decline Of 5d1O points. Sales were reported
OF 1870 bags. Including December at go
6625c: March 65Oc, April 6,60C: May, 661
Gl670c: August, 6S5c; September. 6.90c. spot
steady: No Z Rio, Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

gram.) CONTRIBUTIONS, 500 head.
Market strongi stockers steady; beeves,
f4.5OGS.00; cows, bulls and mixed $2.50Q
SIS; stockers and feeders, s., 00ql400: calveS
and yearlings. s25Oa375.
HOGS-Reoeipts. 1900 head. Market
steady, selling at B.0OQ6.l5i bulk OF sales
S6.05Q610.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, oct o.
At o'clock this morning the condition of
General William j. Palmer, who was seTi-
ously injured Saturday by being thrown
from his mount was reported by DR.. W. IL
Swan, the attending physician, to be some
what improved The general passed rest
full night and the improvement derived
therefrom is very noticeable.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
81. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST JOSEPH, Mo, oct. @.-CATTLE-
Receipts ESQ head; market steady; natives,
S5.O0Q6.75; cows and helfers, Sl25q4.1b;
Btockers and feeders, S2bOQ43O
HOGS-Recelpts, 1852 head; market steady
to a shade lower; light. f6.221kde.S25; bulk
OF sales, S. e0d6 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. l.4la
head; market nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
MIIwaukee drain MnrIlet

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2s.--WHEAT-
STEADY; No I northern, Isg5se; No. ?
RYE-Higher; No. 1, 66hc.
BARLEY-Firm; No. >, $50 56o sample
coRN-steady; No. cash. 15H b 4se;
December, 43hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30

Omabn CSSa Saira.
WHEAT-No. . hard, > cars at 6i55c, 2
caro- at sc; No. hard, cars at 661fc; No
Afhard. 1 car at Sc.
- CORN-No, yellow, 1 car at iO+sc.
A OATS-No. 4 wllite. car al 3Ohc.
y Onsaha tVEJ prize
N-WHEAT-NO . hard. esl4d61c: No 3
hard, ssdeec; No. hard, 6JQtaSAc; No. .
spring, 65dd6iSc
CORN-Ro. ?, 4O4.c; No B. lOikc; No 3
yellow tO2tc.
oATs-No mixed, SOd5olsc; No. 3
white, 30K631hc; No. 4 white, 3OMd301ac.
RHE-NO. ? CSC; No. B. 56tsc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
Kansas city Grain ana Proviaions.

KANSAS CITY, Oct 2s.-WHEAT-De-
cember, 6shc; May, T2%c; cash, No 2 hard.
ssa72e No. 9, 61S97Oc; No. red. 7O1zq76c
No. g. Gs5kd6Qc.
CORN December, sSe; May, ss,kc; July.
S9ihc; cash No. mixed, 39laG14Olkc; No 3.
39d40hc; No. 2 white, 421fc.
OATS-No. white SSSse; No. ? mixed.
S2dS2Ec.
HAY-Firm. choice timothy. sis5Oal3.OO;
choice prairie. 81 .25G1i5O
RYE-SteadY; 6060c.
BUTTER-Creamery &c; packing Ice
EGGS-Firm; extras. &c. cases Included:
arstE zee: seconds lAlkc