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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16
Co6ee Market.

Z NEW YORK. Oct. l5-COFFEE-The
market for futures opened steady at an
ter French cables than expected andcov-
ering on European support, There was no
special feature 10 the news beyond the
European market advices and trading was
quiet during the middle session. The mar
ket closed steady, net unchanged TO points
higher, having lost part Of the advance
under scattered realizing Sales were re-
ported OF S,7b0 bags. Including December
at 6-50c; January, 6.b5c; March. 6c0d5 65c ;
May, 675c; July. SOC; August. e.toc: Sep
SIC
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Totals

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle were liberal
this morning, considerably over 300 cars
being reported, but still they were not
large as during the last three Mondays.
Stock trains were very late In arriving, so
that when the market opened a consider
able proportion OF the stun reported had
not yet put In an appearance. This as
usual, delayed the trade and strung the
market out during the greater part of the
day.
Beef steers were In good demand and
fully steady. in fact sellers who had de-
slrable kinds thought they secured little
stronger prices than last week. The trade
was at least steady and In a good healthy
condition. The bulk OF the early arrivals
changed hands In very fair season.
Receipts of cows were quite liberal in
the morning and buyers as a rule were
anticipating a good many among the late
arrivals. As some OF the packers at least
had carried over quite good many from
Friday they were not eager for fresh
supplies as they might have been under
other conditions. Still the demand was
good and the market steady at least. In
little stronger. At the time OF closing this
report there were still cattle OF that de-
scription arriving at the yards. with the
prospect that the close would be no better.
Good feeders were in demand this morn
ing and the market was fairly active at
good strong prices. The offerings OF me
dunn to fair kinds OF cattle were large, so
that they were not so much sought after
buyers being able to take their time In
making purchases OF that kind. The mar
ket however. was fully steady on all
the early arrivals at least
Representative sales;
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stock In sight,
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 1b-COTToN-spo
closed quiet. 10 points advance; middlinK
uplands. II. 4Oc; middling gulf 1l.6Oc; raIes
300 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 15.-CoTTON-spot
moderate business done: prices. % points
higher; American middling fair, T.07d; good
ding. 6Sd; good Nrdlnary. 6.O3d ordinary,
57gd The sales OF the day were 1000 bales
OF which 500 were for speculation and ex-
port and included 400 American: receipts
5000 bales. all American \
NEW 'ORLEANS. Oct. 15-COTTON-
Spot closed steady; sales. 500 bales: low
ordinary, she, nominal; ordinary sskc nom
inal; good ordinary s15-16e; low middling,
l0&.c; middling ll9sc; good middling, Inc:
middling fair: IKE, nominal: fair, IKE;
ST. LOUIS, Oct, 15-COTTON-Quiet /;
mddling. lllsc: sales. "a bales; receipts,
none, shipments, nonei stock, 1913 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Condition of Trade and aeotsttoas 90
staple ana rancy Produce.

Condition of Trade and 0eststtoas 90
staple ana Fancy Produce.
LIVE PoU H0lli E 4sc, rooster.
sAc; turkeys, iOc; ducks. s01Oo: sprins
BUrTER"Packlns stock ls,sc; choice to
faney dairy, SSes: eteap6sIy -T Tss oor-
coarse, iSo6s.sS Rye straw. sssO9tcs
BRAN-Psr ton. $500.
VEGETABLES.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Per bbl., ,a&
.ToMAToEs-Home grown. per basaet OF
TURNTfs. BEETs AND cARRoTs-P.r
LEAF LErrucE-HOthousa per do.
cEIERY-Per do... ss0.oc.
RECOMMENDATION grown per don.
oNIoNs-Home grown. CSC per bu.: Span
NAVY BEANs-per pu.. .u.ss; No.a. ma
GREEN PEPPERsr p; ef msrse, basks.
'fARsLEY-HotnOu... per 90. bureh..
SAA88BSA,qEsz;IHOms grown. Per ID. iSN
POTAToES-Per bu.. 6O6@c
TROPICAL FRUITA.
q, oRANGEs-VaiencIss according 70 sise
,LEMoNs~Limonisr., extra fancy; e
400 500 other brands stns IsSs 'O' a'' 'Oe
,BANANAs-rer medlum-slsed bunch
nb;5s SHRsi jSmSS. .sssgs.O0
FRUITS
PEACHEs-coiorado, socduoo; Cali
fornia Salways, per box, 800.
PEXRsbs EnsO 'r pss box n[usssss $780, keite
APPIEs-Ben Davis, per bpl, $500: JON
i7c;. Toksy. per crate. ais; New York Con-
'V cRAH Sis us 1fS hill, $50
BEEF CUT PRICES.
No. ribs, lio No, ribs, .ste: No; ribs.
ioins, stsc; No l -chucks, SCI No, chucks,
round, %; No. 5 round, &C; No. plate, Sc;
No 2 plate M sfhSsi Ell I RSiEsestt
sUGAR-Granuiated cane. in sacks. S.n;
sF caEEs Gssi IN n asSsA isc Wisconsin
twins, lt.te: young Americans, l5he,
No Sos 8 ssc psr Nc per- H.
No. %. iS1ic per lb.i No. a. l2,fc per ID.
sS cans , sS' cases. s PR s is cana N osis
cases, q zN.lb. cans. SIS.
HSNEFD eo6bs sraa%ss; ssns.,a want
.r GAE SsSsoe: Maine, Sis i Tomsses., sis.
cans, 800; 2:lb:, s7hc9sl;oo. Pinespplss,
ss. .r1ss nSp S fsass : estolais spsI:
| fancy, n.76@Rf0; H. e. peaches. 2O012,60.
! Alaska salmon. red. t1.2b; fancy Chinook
/ r., $40 fancy sockeye. F., n.96: sardines
y oil. $40; 4 mustard 500 Sweet pota-
| toes, t.10Q1.2b; sauerkraut, poo: pump
kins. Soc9N. 90; wax beans. e1lb.. sSqsoe
cheap peas, Alb! sOc; extra. 10000; fancy
' CURED FIsH-Family vhltensh. per
srsi, No. i, t2s.oo; No. 4 Sis.oc: No. s. 1000:
| Irish, No. 2, tl6.oo; herring, in bbls., go lbs
each Norway, Al, S20o: Norway, SIX. S3oo;
Holland, mixed. s1ioo; Holland herring. In
kegs. mixers, soci kegs, mixed. 7oc
FISH-Buffslo. large dressed, SC: trout.
| medium or large, dressed, 12o: pike. dressed,
! lie; hslibut, fine stock, lilo. catfish. dressed
| 16c; bullheads, dressed and skinned, lac.
| white perch. dressed, &c; crappies, large.
| l2c: sunnsh, pan size, &c: white bass extra
choice, lie; pickerel, &c; salmon. Chinook,
lie; white nsh froEen), i2c; maekerei
lspanishl. lec; Native. per nsh. lsQ6c;
Goldfish. fresh, frozen, 1ic; founders, fresh.
tr .asn:: lie; elusnsh: fresh fressn; isc;
Sss i 1ss ssr'l g. 10 10 per H. f., as
roe sssd EACH ssad fs roe. per p.f a0a 1So s'e
per lb., 11c.. Almonds. sofa shells. per lb..
iso; hard shells. per ibl is9i4c. Cocoa
HIDES AND TALLOw-Greer salted.
No. l. 1sNc; No. ., 1zNc; bull hides, sltG
horse. Ii. 6DGra. Is: sheep pelts. 6ca,i g. Tai.
low o NG i &c; Ne Yse 2 .s%c.
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Articles, open.l High. Low. Close salty.
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New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK Oct. 1b-BEEVE S-Re-
ceipts 7bS head; Extra beeves, steady gen.
eral market l0d15c of for steers: sales Of
medium and common 20d25c lower than
Friday: calves Arm to 10c higher; cows
steady; steers. A00Q826; bulls, s2.606f4. co.
cows, $1.10dsSO Liverpool and London ca
bles quote live cattle selling at sh@l2sc
per h.. dressed weight: ranch cattle at
Liverpool. S6I9c, dressed weight. Exports
tomorrow, $40 cattle and 2eOo quarters Of
beef.
CALvEs-Recelpts, 26s head. Good veals
firm to SC higher, others slow; grassers
steady. westerns unchanged; veals, 5000
300; culls and throwouts, 81. 00Gi450; grass
ers, $3.ood3.50: westerns. g.. 756l460 Dressed
calves. steady; city dressed veals, s@lShe
per lb.: country dressed, Sa12ihe.
HOGS-Receipts H. 402 head. Market was
steady; state and Pennsylvania hogs. 1855
d7.l0
head. Good sheep Arm, others steady:
choice lambs steady, others easy and the
undergrades l0d15c lower: sheep. S3.50d6 80:
choice, $3.50: culls, s2.Ooa300: lambs, 5000
SIS; culls, $.oOd65O; Canada lambs, $3.50.
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new York Minias stock.
NEW YORK. ocl. l5.-ciosins auotatlons
Foreign FinanciaI.

LONDON, Oct. 15-Money was In quiet
demand In the market today and supplies
were restricted. Discounts were 6rmer.
Trading on the Stock exchange was quiet,
but the undertone was steady. A slight
easing In the prices OF flrst-class securities
was attributed to heavy exports to Egypt
and the absence OF investment purchases,
but consols hardened at the end OF the day
ON the Bank OF England getting all OF the
available gold. Americans were marked
down to below parity at the outset In
spite of the favorable bank statement, but
the lower leved induced moderate buying
and prices recovered in the forenoon. Later
the New York advicee caused the market
to ease and stocks closed at the lowest
prices OF the day. international Securities
were dull, In sympathy with continental
advices. Copper shares were Irregular
Japanese imperial 6s of 1904 closed at 1904
PARIS. Oct. 1b.-Prices on the Bourse
today opened heavy. but improved and
closed firm on rumor that ex-F1nance
Minister Bouvier Is going to Constantinople
to negotiate a continuation of the conces-
sion OF the tobacco monopoly, 20 which the
sultan Is said to be most favorable. Rus-
sian imperial Is closed at 80 and Russian
bonds OF 1a04 at 4G.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

NEW YORK. oct. is.-MoNEY-on call,
steady at sHd6 per cent; ruling rate, al
per cent closing bid, ~ per cent: offered
at 4 per cent. Time loans. dull and
steady: sixty days. 81 per cent; ninety
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-sdsh
per cent.
STERLING ExCHAHGE-steady at a
decline, with actual business In bankers
bills at N.s4eoa4 $40 for demand and At
tAs0d4 $3.50 for sixty-day bills; posted rates,
NSh and ASh; commercial bills, N.Sbisa
sfLvER-Bar. soSe; Mexican dollars
53Lc.
BoHDs- Government steady; rail- Osd IT,
regular
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no.ton stocL. ana Bord..

cent; time loans, 5h06h per cent. Ofiicial
quotations on stocks and bonds were:
eAtchlann All L. Ananln niah NV
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are in good demand, ranging IN price from
Sc TO SIC for the California Grades recently
quoted Oregon eos 10 % aAfioc. Apricots
are steady al recent prices With choice
quoted at Ice. extra choice ~ nc. fancy
at iS6fN0c. Peaches are In light supply and
consequently held up well 20 recent prices
In spite OF light demand Choice are
quoted at i0Adlic, fancy at nGl2c and
extra fancy At iSdi24c. Az.
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day ON various
Commodities


NEW YORK. oct. l5.-FLOUR-Receipts
~ 4i9 bbls. exports. 2O22 bbs.; sales 100
pkgs Market steady. with light trade
M sOa bakers sRss IihssF psents s s
extras. ;2sOds25: winter low grades. 20
$50; choice to 1Of fancy i Is isasio. BgskwheSt
Hour, steady, 81. 35q2. 70, spot and TO arrive.
oRNMEAL-steady: fine white and yell
iow, N;2cd1.2s; coarse, nlodll2; Kiln dried
RYE.~Firmer; No western, ss14c. c. I. T.,
BARINESY-Flrm at i2hc. c, t. T., Buffalo;
mailing 5ode0c. G. l. T., Buffalo.
wHEAT-Receipts, 10000 BY; exports exports,
easy; No. ? red. 7sc in elevator; No, 1
northern Duluthi Shs' T. Q. o.; anoat i,n no,
hard y Tntes S s o. ,a o. atSss decline
in wheat today, influenced chiefly by bear
ish Argentina news and a good increase
ket closed easy at sc net decline; sales
included No red; May, SilfqS5 s,i6c' clos
ing at S44sc December, 81 i6-ieqs21ac' clos
eoRN@Keceipts, 1900 bu.; exports, S. 1sS
bu. Spot market steady; No. 2 &c IN elS
ESsoT and No +o white S s. ao option M0
was without transactions, closing nominaslly
&c net lower; January closed at 4s1sc'
M ogxT SsosfS a. bu Spot market
barely steady; mixed oats, g to "a JOS
S6he; clipped white, g 70 20 lbs Ss a. ttc; 90
II
tober shipment; city, s2O.5od255O
HAY.,steady; shipping, s5@7oc good 10
HoPs~stesdy; state. common TO choice,
1906 crop, 9Od2lc 1905 crop lOalS S,eal pacihc
HTDES-Steady: Galveston. 20 to % IDS
zoe: California. q to q lbs, lc; Texas orS'
LEATHER II Ter acid. 2slhqg7c;,
PRovIsIoNssl15Hbeef steady; family H 40
D 50; packet $1O0d10.5O; city extra lnola
moss, S1s 5O117.OO. Cut meats, steady; DICK
led bellies, $40. 25a12JO; picked shoulders.
western prime, So 6Olis.75 refined. firm;
continent, 5000; South America, Voc; com
pound S.75GS.0O. Pork. steady tamlIy
190OG196O; short clear, S65@lS3' mess
ISTrRT,TOW-steady city Cs2 per pkg) 5ssc;
country (pkgs. free) 5ssM5tsc. o,e
RTCE-F'rm; domestic, fair TO extra, SNsm
SIC; japan, nominal.
BUTTER - Firm; street price extra
creamery, 26lkd27c. Official prices: Cream-
onds to extra. Hd1Gc; state dairy, common
to fancy, 1Sq25c; renovated common 10
extra. l51kQ22c; western factory, common
TO firsts 16Ik611Shc western imitation
creamery. firsts, 191S@2oc.
CHEESE Steady; state; full cream, small
fancy, 13kc; fair to good, 12hul2ftci state'
large fancy, 13kc; state, fair to good, I'm
Gi5c: state. inferior, 10s4d11&c.
DGGS-Strong; state, Pennsylvania ana
nearby, fancy selected white, 3HQ33c; state.
choice 30d31c; state, mixed extra, ia &c
western flrsts. 2q3hc; official prices, Ars
a25c; western seconds, 2Q24c.
POULTRY-Dressed. easier; western
spring chickens. 1lalSc; spring turkeys. 100
20c; fowls. 12q14c
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

Omaha Real Estate and Trust COM
pany to Anton Jesperson. lots and
10, block Is, Saunders a Hine-
baugh's Highland park ......,......t rs
Mabel Colgrove and husband to Ira
J.. Van Horn, tract in section %
South Omaha Land company to Anton ."
Borowsky lots and I. block 49,
Howard f. Morrison and wife to sleg.
burt Kahn, ct al, south 20 feet lots
s and g. block !, Pope Place .;..n...
ten, lots and 8, block l. Boggs a
Emil nil w. se G9nthcr and wife to Mae Il ~
Leach, lot is. block 2. Walnut IIhl.. 1000
Patrick 4. sugrue to Thomas Sugrue
and wife east 3D.. y feet s,,, lot z block
george q Beam ana wife to Thomas
susrue and wife, lot ID, block i0.
South Omaha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! 1850
Julius r. Wichert, south IS 2-S feet
lot 3. Winters sub. ......,.......... 1900
Ezra d: DeLamater and wife to Ed
ward w. Pendleton, same ............, !
Clarence. M. Jones TO August Beer.
mann, lot 4 block 2, Conner ..:.,.:.. Nv
Patrick g; McS Sons to o James Nc
Ellen Harriet Mann to Patrick s. Nc
Guire, lot is, block 6, Omaha View. bi5
lot lot Is, block s. Omaha View $50, 80
rs lot u. block e. Chiffon Hi ...4'..'s
gust F. Hawkinson; tract sub. block
"a" Reservoir addition ............... 3,6o
Charles J. Keirle and wife to Jem j.
Fox, lot g. block 30. Florence .,..,... 400
Florence company to Thomas Mccoy
and wife. north Sc feet lot 30. Grif-
I'm & 1saac's ...,..:.......,.........,, 1850
Minnie Todd and husband 20 John
e Rogers. lot 5. block /, Maxwells
second, South Omaha .,......,......,. 81
Robert II. Landeryou to Maude
MogEe, west IS feet lot 6, block g
Myers Richards a. Tilden's a.ss,,..U- t01
Harry A. Turkey TO Margaret c.
Richie, lots 10 and 20. block ~,
Turkey Heights ....... .s.s, 6OC
Fannie Wilson and husband 10 Mary,
r. Hayes. east l8 feet lot H. block
8, Kountze 4 Ruth's .................t6.SOC
William H. Binns and wife 20 James
J.. Dahl, lot 10. block I, Vandercook
Thomas +. Lee to Jennie G. Lee,
eik lot 6, block S. Sweesy's .,...,...,.
John Dean 20 Jennie Dean, 81 80 feet
north go feet lot l, block D. PARK -
United Real Estate ana Trust eoms
pany TO Lucy NJ. Mack lot H. block 4 -
II, Druid Hill .............,............. al.zt
George Forgan and wife to j. H.,
Tremble and wife. lot ?, block II. -
Clifton Hill ......................... fl,oN
William X. Potter to Edward r. Nor
rison, south li3 feet lot 70, Mccand- -,
Total ...............................s..ss5,15 q;
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oils and Roain.

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.--OILS-Cottonseed
oil. easy; prime crude, {. 0. b. mills 27jfa
2sc; yellow. 1h942c: Petroleum, steady;
refined New York. 81 80; Philadelphia and
more, in bulk, iAsb Turpentine. firm, e
RosIH-Firm; strained. common to good
A&
OIL CITY. Oct. 15.-OIL-Credit balances
3l58 Runs, i64 sl3 bbls., average 95. $40 bbl-. /:
shipments 3d. $50 bble. average IS, 81 bills
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Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 15-The dry goods
oambrics were advanced. Very large sales
of printed goods are being made. Colored
cottons and wide sheetings have been adj
much In excess OF present supply and large
orders are being booked for delivery In
1907 on domestics
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-16

NEW YORK. Oct, 1b.-METALs-There
was another sharp advance in the London
ISIS and futures at ele4 15s. Locally the
market was quiet but higher, In sympathy
with the advance abroad. Buyers were
bidding t42B, but holders asked fully
ASB Copper was higher In the London
market. with spot quoted at ees IS and fu-
lures at R9e. Locally the market was very
strong. with lake quoted at 81. 5o622. Is,
eiectrolytic at so. 756p21T rs and casting at
so BG21.50. Lead was 7s Cd lower at Ris los
in the London market. Locally the market
was quiet and unchanged. with spot quoted
at S5.75e16 90. according to delivery. Spell
ter was IS higher at R2s Be in London,
Locally the market was nrm at 90 20d6.25.
foundry quoted at SIS ID and Cleveland
warrants at Sos I'D. Locally the market Is
firmer; No. foundry northern In quoted at
t2200n2s.0o. No. foundry northern al
S2150d22.5o. No. / foundry southern at S21 50
az 90 and No foundry southern at S2i 90
an. So
ST. LOUIS. Oct. IS. = METALS - Lead.
firmer, t5.SOa6 s2h; spelter. higher, s6t2Ika
ais
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sd. Loui. 1.-Two stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-CATTLE-Re
$500 head, including 1900 Texans: market.
steady: native shipping and export steers,
81 5O16.9b: steers under 1000 lbs, 50. 50dI4 70
stockers and feeders. S2.00d450; cows and
heifers. g. 40i5, 80; Gamers. N.00d2.10: bulls,
dian steers, $.ood63; cows and heifers.
t2006S6O
HOGS-ReceIpts. 1000 head: market. &c
higher; pigs and lights S. 256l6.65; pack
ers. g. 4cd6.65; butchers and best heavy.
S6.55d6 TO-
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 1900
head; market, steady; native muttons, 81. 00
H5.50; lambs, A.O0df.50: culls and bucks,
s. 256fb.O0; stockers 81 5Od3A
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MiIwaukee Grain Narks,

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 15.-wHFAT-Mar-
Let steady; No: ! northern, 7sdsO1tc; No.
RYE-steady: No 1, 6fltG65c
BARLEY-steady; No. ?. ssc sample,
a9654c
coRN-I.ower; No. 3 cash. A5Ha6e; De
cember exc bid.
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Peoria Grain NtnrIIet.

PEORIA. Oct. l5.-CORN-Lower; No. 8
yellow and No. g. 47c: No. l. Sc no grade,
is,sa4sc; new no grade. SsdSSihc,
OATS-Lower; No. 2 white, s3ilc; No. 5
white, 3S@S3l.c: No. white. s2Ad3g1sc.
RlE-Steady; No 2 6+p65e. ?
MHISKY-On the basis OF 81 p for I'm
ished goods
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St. Joseph live stock Market.

ST JOSEPH. Oct l5-CATTLE-Re
ceipts. 30z7 head market. steady: natives,
$.5Oq6.4O: cows and heifers, 81 5od4 rs;
stockers and feeders, $3.25d4S0
HOGS-R Receipts, 1887 head: market &c
higher light. ss.Ss16.45: bulk OF sales, $50
665.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, $40
head market, steady
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Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. l6-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head; including a50o south
erns; market steady to strong: top. quar-
antine. A75; choice export and dressed
$40: western steers. *3.5oSa6.1o stockers and
feeders. $2.75G4.60; southern steers. 81. 90
4b: southern cows s2O0d3.00: native cows,
8. s56131 70: native helfers s2656i4.75; bulls,
s2.00d325; calves s3.0od6B.
HOGs-Receipts. 5000 head: market.
strong to SC higher; top $50; bulk OF sales,
Sc. 406i6 g.: heavy Sc. S5GD6.45; packers, $3.50
$50: pigs and light. 8.7bd6. an
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts. $1,000
head; market, strong TO loc higher; top.
and yearlings, A5Cd5.50: western yearllngs.
sS.00Cd6. 70: western sheep. A.25G5.5; stock
ers and feeders, g 50G5bO
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Philadelphia Proauce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. i5.--BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, loffieial
price 2skc; street price, s7lAe; extra nearby
prints. soc. 'lt fe
EGGs--Firm: nearby fresh and western
fresh. 25c, at mark.
CHEESE-F Kew York fun cream.
fancy, l3lzdlS%c; choice. l3kc; fair 10
good. is& d15c. +rr
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sugar and MoIn..e.

NEW YORK. Oct 15-SUGAR-Raw
steady: fair refining. SIC; centr fugal &c
test. &c; molas ses sugar. SIC. Refine l.
No. 9. A25c; No. 10. Else; No. II. acc: No
~ AGe; No. Is. ltOo; No IL. ass; rop-
fectioncrs' A, 470c: mould A. 535c: cut loaf.
b,6oc: crushed. soc: powdered 5.ooc: granu-
lated. fs0c; cubes. 6i5c.
NEW ORLEANS. Dot B-SUGAR-.
Steady: centrifugal yellow, 4G4T-lsc: rec
onds. 2AdSHc
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Articles.l Open. High. Low. Close. saty.
Omaha Cash sales.

Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, 2 cars, CSC; No 3
hard, car. 66tc; No. hard, 3 cars. 6siAc;
I car, 65kc; 3 cars SEC.
CORNING. 8 yellow, l car, 40c
OATS-No 3 white, l car. S7%c: / car,
ghc: No. white car, 3OEsc; cars, SOHc;
l car. 30c. $50
Omaha CBsh Prices.
DWHEAT-No. 2 hard, 67d6Sc; No. hard,
S3a67hc; No. 3 spring 64q671kc.
CORN--No. 2. ;39fIS9Ac; No. 3 yellow, San
d40cs No, 8 white, 4O1s04ic.
/. OAT6-No 3 mixed 30k680%c; No. 3
RYE-No. 2. 6sc: No. 8. 57thc.
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tiverpooI Grain and Provi.ions.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. l6-WHEAT~Spot.
quiet; No. 2 red western winter s. l0ikc
futures. quiet December, Is 55td; March.
IS sad
ID; futures dull: October. nominal; De-
cember. IS 4skd; January. Is sd.
HOPS-At London tPacihe COAST steady.
"a bs6DG5 s..
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siou. city 1--we stock Market.

SIOUX CITY. Oct. l5.-(special Te,e-
gram.) - CATTLE - Receipts 1000 head:
market strong; stockers steady: beeves
81 B@6. so; cows bulls and mixed. s.. $50
$50; stockers and feeders ss.Ood4.1; calves
and yearllngs, 81 5OdS.5 30.
HoGS-Receipts. 1000 head: market
shade higher. selling at SO. 20dt6 80; bulk OF
sales 625Q6 en-
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Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 6.-WooL-steady; me.
dun grades comblng and clothing 2ad
Z1ikc: light hne. isH21c; heavy fine iBdfTc;
tub washed. 3zG3Tizc.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle steady to strOnR-Hogs Five 60
Ten Cents Higher.

CHICAGO. Oct. l5.-CATTLE-Re
5000 head: market. steady to strong; fancy
SO: cows. 81 70dA75; heifers 81 e0@5.S;
bulls. 81 40dA50; calves. S.0ods.oo; stockers
and feeders. 81 40GL40
HOGS-Receirts. 5000 head market So
1oc higher: good to prime heavy, 81. zoos. ~;
medium to good heavy, N.55U66e; butcher
weights S6.70d6S0; good TO choice mixed
$40
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 5000
head; market strong to loo higher; sheep,
N50n615; year!ings, S.6Ou6.OO; lambs, $500
az 70
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Articles open. High. Low. Close.

Minneapolis Cash Close-Wheat; No. 1
northern. 767sc; to arrive. 76c; No. north
No. durum. CSC, to arrive, 63a.c; No. du-
rum. 62hc, to arrive, 6lhc Corn; No. 3
y whIfS , .sc NO No ass Oar Barley NO. $50
49c. Rye: 57atd5sa4c. Flax: Cash, N.@b.
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nahum Grain market.

DULUTH. Oct. l5-WHEAT-No hare
on track, 7Sc, No. ! northern, on track, az
No. 2 northern. SIC; October 1850; De
cember. tic; May SAC,
oATs-To arrive and 'vSbber, s2ise.
RYE-6sikc.
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81. I.oui. GenernI Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 15.-wHEATZ;LoEMS,eeTr;;
No red cash, 75d76c; No. hard. 121Sn
75lhc; December, 7Sd7S1sc; May, ~. ,,,a
CORN-Lower; track No. cash' rag
sc; December. 4oase; May. hAc NO
white, acc, a.,
December. sSsac; May. 1850; No. white'
35936c. 90 o.
q370; extra fancy and straight. S,OOuS.z o'
SEEDS-Timothy. steady; s3.5Odt0O.
CORN MEAL--Steady, $3.50.
BRAN-Higher; sacked. east track, SIG
soc.
HAY-steady; timothy. s12.oca1Soo; prai-
rie, s10.0091250.
IRON COTTON TIES-n.02.
BAGGING-9Ac-
HEMP TWINE-ec.
PROVISIONS-Pork higher; jobbing,
$685.. Lard, higher; prime steam, $3.50.
Dry salt meats. steady; boxed. extra shorts,
So rs. Y clear ribs, $9.62ik; short clears.
IS. S71k. Bacon, steady; boxed. extra shorts,
1900; clear ribs, sios2h; short clears,
POuLTRY-weak; chickens, SIC; springs.
eye; turkeys. 13ci ducks, loikc; geese, &c,
dairy lsq2c. u
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eral fund. exclusive Of the tiBo,OCo,oo0 gold
reserve, shows. Available cash balance,
t23a ne: gold coin and bullion t1ii, 2S2 0si;
gold certificates, t7.1s5.tfO.