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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-02
Grplofion I'M Snnnel.
9erban9niBpolle Solaen bon SergeB.
lihfeit. - Gin 4rbeiter getootet
llno 0rei perlebt.

NH " WV
Nem- Yorf, 1. Sftober. i Bon
perb1nanibpouen Solgen mar oie Dor
Seitige grploiion zines SprengiduIies
in Ser noroli6en Hobre oes gait-9fi.
Der : 9abntunncls bcaleitet, Ser bon
9rooflpn nad ser 9atterp in Wan-
batton 'gebnlt miro. Gin arbeiter
muroe n1mlif gctootet uno orei
l6mer pcrlett.
Der Sootc lit ser "a Sabre alte
,sobn Mc2augblin bon Nr. SO, 60
lumbid : Ylace.
Die Gerlesten iino: GlarenceGiges,
As Sobre alt, Don 236, StraBe, @ooos
lamn Sigbts; er erlitt einen 4Stdoel-
brlth uno iano i'm Song Sslano
College : Solpital" aufnabme; @m.
5. Iobertp, 33 Sabre hlt, bon YER.
1856, @arrenitraBe; ond) er trlg Ell
men Sh1oelbrub oauon uno milroe
nad ocmielbcn Spipital gcbradt;
1ranf Gasgooo, 30 Sabre alt, bon
Hr. Al, 8aroen : Elace, 9rrlh Der
a%innlnoe.
Iie bier 8enannten maren gelterit
Ibeno in @eneini6aft nit 5ebn NET
teren Mdunern in ser noroliden
Hobre, meld)e bis ungefGbr sur Mitte
bes 1htiles pollenoet lit, NIT Dem
Spreneen bes Sels9elteins belhaI-
tist. Cine an5abl Sprenaibiiiie pa-
rem obne 3miibeniall cntlaoen NOR.
Sen, nnb ole Arbeiter, bcren Sdidt
i'm 10 llbr su gnOe ging, mad)ten
it'd idon gum Gerlalien ser arbeits-
itele iertig. EoUeit lid nun Die llr-
iahe oes llngliids ermitteln lieB, lit
oieS oaraui Suriifiufiibren, ooB Die
gntlaoung eines Sprengifuiies Der.
aeiicn ,prroe uno oaB oieier Sbub,
ais Elm Ir6eiter nit elmer Yide ba-
rali bieb, ~erplooirte. Die @irfung
ma cine inrdtbare. Sammtlife
2eute, meld)e in Der Habe itanoen,
mlroen bon ser 8emalt Der Grplo-
Iion SIT .9oben geporfen, famen aber.
mie lid %bcrausitellte, nit MilstabtHe
ser pier @enannten nit unbeoelIten-
oen S%erlebungen 0apon.
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Mproaeheimnih in Meaeesport.

9ittsburg,Y So, 1. Sftober.
Ses,l elmer aoblenrinne, oie in einen
Sodofcn binter 8. 6. Glarf's Sc.
bauoe an ser Serome-St raBe III DC
Geesport fiibrt, muroe Die aeide zines
autaefIeioeIen Mannes bon etipa %
cSobren eefunoen. Sein @enid iuar
aebroden, nno sic GoIisei glaubt.
bab or er1nprbet unb Die 2eihe Balm
in oen &oblenbebdlter geporien muir.
SC, III Der grmartung, tie iperbe 10 in
Sen Sodofen geleitet uno BORT Der.
brannt meroen. Sn oen aleioern bat
man nidts gefunoen, mas our Soen.
tifisirung ser 2eide fiibren fonnte.
pdHe far's Nnstanb beisrst Q. Naine, sr.
as, Eft.valtimpresetr. observation-disclosures.
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(Tprtietnna BON ser 1. Sette.)

einiqe SbeiIe BON Neips9orf unb
Campo, Sla., abgeben. Nod)rtften,
ipeIhe int &rieaS-9 epartemcnt ein-
~getroffen iirb, beiogen, bob in Cuba
gQcs rubig lit uno Die Sniurgentcn
bereit iino, sic @offen nieoersuleger.
@abrIheinIid) merocn bic Ser. Staa'
ten4SruppGn mir 3ltr Goriidt 9elons
set meroen miiiier, "a man bis iebt
feline llnrllben ernIter Irt bcfiirdtet.
Gle criten anterifariiden Sriipe
pen meroen nGditen Somitag in Sa-
bana cintrcfien. Wittlermeile luerbelt
bic Worinetrtppeu unb bic 9loltt
iodcn bon ser Sfotte in Sen cubanis
ihen @endiiern sic amcrifoniidJen
Srtcreiien bcid)iibcn uno Scfrct1r
Soft oils proniioriifen @oilocrneur
bon Cuba in Der Grbnltltn8 BON
Gltbe unn Srbnllnq rmtcritiiben.
SIN bieligen ofii5iclen areiiert bot
man id)on IGngft Die Sllterpention
oils lli,pcrmeiolid) crohtet, mte lange
Tie aber bauern miro, lit Id)iuer pors
aus5uiogeit, bod ifeinen Die iebigen
Gorbereitlmgen a1tf cine ldn0ere Belt
berednct 5ll ieir. 3ie critic Grpebis
tion miro aus ctipo $500 Wann be-
iteben. Sb cine 5peite n%otbmenoig
miro, bG1gt gon5 pon Dem Song
Ser Greianiiie lit Cuba in Den Md.
iten 5lpei @oden ob, bod iino Die
GorbereitilnNen fir cine iolde idon
%getroifen.
Seine SonntaqSroIt ii
9eportements 9eam.
ten.
@oibington 3. g., /. Off,
SSm aric9soeportcment ae5t es sur
Belt iebr lcbboit Der. Gle omtirenoen
ScfretGre llno 9ureoud)efS erl6ic.
1len iogor onl geitrigen Sonntog on
i6ren Bl,lten; 9ntenoe BON Glerfs,
Die ieit ocm iponiifsomcrifoniid)en
ariea ME am Sonntog gearbeitet,
iparen emiia, nno General Minis
iport6 Wilit1riefretGr, mo General
gell, Stobsdet trofen Die letten
8orbereitnnaen fir bie I6iobrt Der
erIten expedition, Die meiiten Grnp-
pen iperoen bon 9tciuport NeluS ob.
geben, Gin SGeil ober aiid) aus iiio-
liden S1fen, nantentlid lucnn Elm
arrangement iiber Illfbebung Der
Quarantine fir Shiffe. sic aus
Cuba 3uriidfebren, getroifcn peroen
fam.
SefretGr Eoit bat icbt nobe3u
5000 Morineiolootcn unb 9lou-
joden oui G,lbo sur Gcrfiigung, Die
in wenigcn Stinoen gclanbet ner-
ben fonnen. Gle critic Gartie Srup-
pen miro am Mittmod nit bGm
SronSportoampfcr Sumner" BON
Nelp.Yorf obgeben unb am Sarns
itog in Sapona eintreffcn; Der Hcit
Der Srlippcn mir. I'M 2oufc Ser ftf-
genben Wode anfonlmen nn6 menn
notbig 9elanoet iperben. Gie MobiIi-
iirlung erfoI9te ailf iolgenbes lafoni.
idle Sclegromn bes Er1iibenten
Hooicbelt, baS Somitag, gbenbs
1856, I'M 8ricgs4G cportement ein-
traf:
~grrangiren Sic. DOB iobolo oils
moglih 5000 Wonn nod) Cuba &c.
ionbt iperben."
Shon INN Mitternott narell aue
g~norbnungcn fir sic auSiiibrung
oieies 9cfebles aetroffen. glld) fir
Die g%bienbung Der notbigcn Yro-
piontidiife lit oeiorgt noroen.
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bertretlt1g e%lnberufeH MIRO. Ste
Gartei Der conititutionellen 9ento'
fraten ODER Gabetten menbet o~ielelbe
Saftif al, ipelde ibr in Der norigen
Guma cine iiberluddltigenoe Wajori-
tat liderte. Sic bat, I'M ii6 Die
llnteritiitung Der perid)ieoenen FORT
idrittlihen 8ruppen 5t lidern, Elm
Erogramm oufgeitelt, pelfes meit
iiber Die ser lebten Guma %gepabrten
Gripilcgien binauSgebt. Sic iudt
lid ourdb arbeitcrfreunolide grfla.
rungen Die ltnteritiibung bes arbei-
tenoen Bottles unb 5ugleih ourd
maBpolle 5oroerungen Die Stimmen
Der @em1bigten SIT liherr, ipeld)e
inter Gimitri Sbipoff'S 6iibrung
ite6en. lin bie peridieoenen Gle
mente in Ser Eortei in Heib' uno
@lieo ST balten, mltB III Ser nGfiten
Glmo bon loren Hebnern orf Sc
w1brung elmer conititutioncllen Wo<
nard)ie geOrungen lper0en.
GaS ober cridcint Der Hegierllng
olS cine 5u gefdbrlide @pentl1olitdt.
Sails Die aooetten feline Waiorit6t III
Der Suma erDalter, 0iirfte oiclelbe
bel cbrlider Stimmen5Gbllng ben
ftarf repollltiorGren Gonoiboten ser
8auern un0 Nrbeiter 5uialen, ulo
hieIe ais Hebner in Ser Guma 81
baben, liegt nift I'M Sntereiie Der
Hegierung, neil lie oobnr6 ibre Hc.
'0en, sic meite Serbreitung finocn
miiroen, Den rcpolutionGreu @eiit
I'M 2onbe ltllr itGrfen miirOen. Ger
GSor iheint bereit, oaS Yrin5ip Der
GolfSpertretung fallen 81 laIien, 10
bolo er glaubt, baS f0nnte obne oll5ll
9roBe @eiobr geiheben.
2anb iir 0ie 9auern.
Petersburg l.. OCTOBER.
Soeben iino Die 9eItimmungen, I'M.
ter oenen Die 2onb-Gommiiiioncn
ben Gerfnllf BON 100000 Gosj1.
tionen 2onb inn europaiihen IllB-
lono obne Scr5ug nlis5ufiibren bu-
ben, befonnt genladt mor0en. Der
BreiS fir 2ono I'M oItli6en HitBlono
unb in Sibirien lit oui lpeniger ais
5ipei Collars, nit Hoten5oblln0en
ouf so Sabre, ieitgeiett woroen.
Barrier 8erii6te.
YariS, 1. OCTOBER. - Gle &c.
botte iiber oie Iblueienbeit bes G5o.
rem aus HuBlono ouuert tort. IS
%perlautet, Dab Ser G5ar epcntueQ Die
Gegierllng nieoerlcgen miro. Gem
rEetit Yariiien" miro aus Yeters.
burg oepeidirt, Dab in Soffreiien nit
ser Moglidfeit Der giniebung elmer
Hegentihaft ecrcdnet miro. Sic Gin
Iorberunaen Der lcBten Wonate nnb
sic lid ltetS mieoerbolen0en Ittentate
boben Sen G5orcn berort oufgcregt,
ooB leine @elunobeit u%ntergraben 1T.
Gas yGdo DC %aris" p~eroffentlid).
cine angeblih aus gutter Nlucle itan,-
menOe Conformation aus aopcn.
bagen, Der snfolge G5ar uno G5arin
iid 5tuei Gage lang ooielbit aufgc-
boltcn boben. a~Qerbings itellt Oas
Tegierungsorgan bus in abrcoc.
Gos edo be YoriS" mcloet ferner,
boB Die perpithpcte G5orino, bic
Mlttter beS G5orer, iid) nod S6loB
amolicnberg begcbcn bot, no Iid Der
G5or ibr onidIieben miro.
Ser ngetit Eariiien" mill erfabren
boben, Dab Die Ge9ierung gegen 1870
Mtitglicber Ser perfloiienen 3nnlu
geribtlid porgcben piro, neil JIG
mad Iufloiung bericlben bas gibor.
ger Waniieit unter5eifncten. Gs lit
jcbod nid)t an5uncbmen, Dob Elm Der
artigcr entihlltB gefaBt morhen it,
neil oie repoliltionGre 0elpegung Oh.
burd nur nelie Nabrung crbaltcn
iuiirbc.
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aoiafengrenel.
@anerm lit Sberiun bnditablidJ 5n
SDbe g~cfnntet.

ganern lit &Berion bndltablid jn
Sobe a~efnntct.
Sin ipaterer gro5eB bro6te lire In
idulo an's 2idt. - gntbedun8er
ser Goliaei iiber oas SerroriIten'
Gomplot in Yeterboi. - @ittp(
oes ermoroefen Generals Go5lor
erludt I'M 8naoe fir ben DIOR
Der. - Die iInalten friegSgeridt'
liden Qtrtbeile 81 aronitaOt. -
3meiiel an Ser @%inberufun9 elmer
nellen 8olfspertretmg. - Saftlt
ser &aoetten in ser Mubl = SAM
payne.
Gberion, T.. Sftobcr. 81
Vorern nllr0en bente babier ltnter
Ser Infloge pro5eiIirt, 0aS Out ocS
Srn. 8%rinoSbeimL friibcren Minilters
Ser @iienbabnen, permiiitet 81 baben.
GO Ser Ingeflagten purben 81 Saft'
tcrmlincn perltrtbeilt un0 81 fretgc'
Ipr66cn.
@dbreno bes gro5eiies famen emit
ieblide, bon 8oiaden al ben 9alern
periibte 8reueltbaten ans 2idt. Ser
3iitriftsporiteber longte, balo mad
ser @erpiiltung beS @llts. nit elmer
gbtbcilung aoiaden alti Dem Sdalt'
phase an uno feb aae in Der Ndbe
befinolihen 9auern iofort 5uIam'
mentreiben. Seine ltnteriu6ung fanO
Itatt. Ger Gorlteber lieB 8elltlldJe
sur STEELE citiren, I'M Den 9anerll
sic acknowledgements 81 perabre!'
ber, unb beiabl Damn ben &oladen,
lGmmtlibe 0efangenen 5l Sooe 81
peitlden. Die Wdrter oallerte bier
StunDen lang. % 9ollern ltarben
ulter Ser &nllte un0 1876 lpuroen
iGredlid 5erfleii6t. als Die aoIaden
10 miibe moren, baB iie Die &nutc
niht mebr l6iuin9en %fonnten, 5lDalt,
gen iie Die 9aucrn, iid gegenIeiti1
meiter SIT peitidelt, uho piele berlel-
ben maren ge5luun9en, ibre Sriloer,
S6bne ooer Batter 81 5iihtigen. Die
Spfer oieier Sbanotbot maren nod
bo5ll unihulbig, inbem iid Die lulrf'
lihen Sduloigen ourd 5llldt III
Siherbcit gebrodt batten. Srob
Oieler Gntbiilllngen perurtbeilte Dos
@crid)t sic Mebrsd1f Der urncn
9oucrn nod 81 @efdn9niBbait.
Ias GompIot an 8cterbo /.
Petersburg, 1. Sftober. -
,Spiet" perofientlid)t beutc nobere
Wittbeilllngen iibcr Die fiir5lide Ser.
boftiing 5peier bepoffneten Scrros
riiten in Eetcrbof. e@s erbeat, oab
lid) bic Serroriitcn felt einiger 3eit
int Guortier zines 2ofaien, Namens
alepnifoft a%uigeboltcn babcr, nno
Dob 2cbtcrer perboitet mnroc, neil CT
Gieielben ourd bie @adeu gcIdnt1g,
gclt uno cin Serted fir lie orrangirt
boben jolt. Gs beiBt, bob CT III ibrem
guitrog liberal fir ollie AliSfnnlt
iiber Die 9elpegungen Der G5orento-
mile bc5oblte.
Die Eolisei ionb in Dem 3inlmer
eines perboiteten SiinglingS, zines
@pnnoliaiten bon tonm Is Sabren,
Gorreiponben5cn nit Der @epoll,tlo'
niitettS Organization, nno botit, nit
Siilfe bericlben Die 61ben oes Cont
plots III lire SGnbe 81 befonmcn.
9ittet nm @naoe iir
Worber ibres Sat
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petersburg, /. Sttober. -
Gle @ittme beS Generals &o5lop, Der
I'M nerfloliencn Silli int Earf bon
Yetcrboi ernloroet nurbc, bot lid) Der
Witte llnl Iuibebung Der So0ca'
ltroie fir oen M6roer angcidlpilcn.
Nad pergebliben 9%emiibungen bel
bcm Gonmanoellr Der @arnilon onn
petersburg bat Srau 8p5lop oirett
on Den G5aren Die telegraphiIde
Sitte 1eridtet, ouf Dem 8robe hires
8atten fein 9lut mehr 81 pergieBen.
llrtbeile sur 9etdtigu q
untcrbreitet.
Gronitoot, /. Sftnber. Gic
llrtbeile, melde bos &riessgerid)t
iiber bie Der Ibeilnobnie an Der
&ronltooter Meuterei I'M Derflpiienen
auauit anaetlaeten Seeielite uno
anoere Ycrioncn seiallt bat lino sur
geitdtisung nnterbreitet worSen.
Der gauerpfHiwer Snlpfos lit sur
Deportation liiro gum NerIlit ouer
biirgerliden Hehte, perurfbpilt. De
gen 10 Seeleute lautet SOS llrtbcll
auf SOB siird GridieBcn, acgen II
ouf lebensl1nglides 3udtbous uno
eeeen 100 olii 6reibeitsitrafen bon 4
bis 20 Sabren. 429 Scelelte louen
observation-disclosures iiberpieIen meroell
hnb 8efansniBitrafen erbalten.
Sdmmtlihe Gerurtbeilte aeben ibrer
miIitdriihen Yripilegien p%erlultia.
100 Sceleutc murheu freigeIproben.
Sic GrwGblnng eIner
ncnen Gnma.
Yetersbur 4, 1. Sftober.
Tic 3nma 8abl-G ampogne bot lit
bcrort geltaltet, baB es stpeifelba't
cribeint. Oh sic Hcgierung Die BOLTS
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V6He fEr'e NmSlanb befsrat Q. Maine, sr.
4f3, EttsNaitimuresetr., observation-disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
Foreign Financial

LONDON, Oct 3.-The supplies OF money
increased IN the market today with the
quarter end. Discounts were firm, pend NJ
the announcement tomorrow of the sank of
Englapd's rate of discount. Operations on
monetary cloud, but in some directicns a
better tone was noticeable. Ccnsols i'm
proved, owing TO the hardening OF New
York exchange. Home rails had a better
tone on the improved traffic returns. For
eigneTs were irregular. Russians were
easy. Americans after the adjournment
In the day and the majority OF the aot We
issues under the lead OF Atehison, TopeEa
4 Santa Fe advanced 10 over parity.
pointing traffic returns Canadian Pacific
hesitated pending the Announce ment OF
the coming stoclholderS' meeting. On the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
wheat Prices Cent Down in Early Part
n Of Session.
LOSS PARTLY RECLAIMED ON REACTION
selling Due to European weakness
and Later strength A. on Cash
Demand-EBxpOrt Business RE-
pOrtea-Corn is Inactive.

OMAHA, Oct. g 1906
me local wheat market started I'M
shaheed- but there was considerable sell
on account OF tine European weak-
liter the early part OF the session prices
nImeo up, advancing about he ana closing
~ DeioM yesterday. Receipts were smaller
man last year and the cash demand was
greatly improved. Minneapolis reported a
1000 demand for hour. both for export and
LOT domestic use, and millers bought wheat
IN that market
Corn continued inactive. Opening prices
were easy and there was a further frac-
tlona1 decline. A tirmer feeling was caused
W tne closing strength in wheat, ana the
sVah was steadied; Receipts were moder:
prices showed a small decline.
Primary wheat receipts weer 1,161, 900
bu. ana shipments Sis, 900 bu., against re-
celpts last year of l,45I,o Blu. and ship
ments of ess.ooo bu, Corn receipts were
$4,000 bu. and shipments 32S,Ooo bu..
against receipts last year of $4,000 bu.
and shipments OF $4,000 blu. Clearanccs
were sf0,ISo hu. wheat, 10000 bu- oats,
and wheat and -four equal to SsS,106 bu.
Liverpool closed y q nd lower on wheat
ana n " hd lower on corn.
There were numerous reports of eXport
business today. Duluth reported the sale
OF $4,000 blu. to go east. Toledo sold
York claimed Manitoba sold for export
and Duluth sold wheat to continent, grade
DOT given.
A wire from Duluth said: Exporter soid
New York red winter wheat today to go
TO continent at marks advance from last
sale. They are going to take the cheapest
Wheats, which are the winter ana durums,
70 replace the rye shortage In Germany.
Southwestern exporters are reported as
being buyers OF low grade wheat at KAN
Sas City for export. Good sales also are
reported to the mills
Local range of options;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO, Oct. s.-The purchase Of
American wheat by foreigners caused
slight advance in wheat prices here to-
livery being up hQAo. Corn was up
hc. Oats were up hc. Provisions were
az to b@Th c~higher.
-'Iate in the day. sentiment early in the
season being quite bearish. A report
made by crop expert OF Minneapolis re-
wheat crop was partly responsible for
selling by pit traders, which caused the
others factors that helped to depress the
market were lower cables and increased
receipts in the northwest. The change
In sentiment was due to reports from
New York and New Orleans. which
claimed that foreigners were buying con-
siderable quantities of American wheat
large clearances of wheat and -four the
total exports for the day being $50, 700
Se aaS he weTs Closed
with prices at the highest point. Deem.
Der opened ho lower at 75A, sold OF
to 7!A 97Se, an3 then ADVANCED t to t1S%
Primary receipts were 1000 bushels
compared with 1.457,000 bushels the cor
responding day year ago. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of
SSl cars, against 54S cars last week and
936 cars year ago.
Scattered selling by commission houses
caused an easy undertone in the corn
market early in the day but later this
weakness gave place to a steady feeling.
Excellent weather for the maturing crop
and lower cables were the main reasons
for the early weakness. Late in the Gay
the market was affected by the strength
OF wheat. The close was steady. De-
cenber opened a shade to hc lower
at 42A GAS. @42hc, sold between AZ Is
and 4Sc, and closed at 4Sc. Local re-
ceipts were i6s cars, with 95 cars con-
oats were quiet and steady Cash
houses were the principal sellers
Damage reports from the northwest had
a steadying influence. December opened
unchanged at 34hc, ranged between
33Kc, and 34hc, and closed at 34h :
a Local receipts were III cars.
Provisions were easy early IN the day
hut later became quite firm. The easier
tono of wheat and corn had depressing
erect at the start This influence wa
offset by a &c advance in the price o.
live hogs. January pork closed at gatT
OF 5G7jbc at s13.l2h Lard was up 81
at t7S0Q7.s2. Ribs were up 2he a
3717M.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat 80 cars; corn 236 cars; oats 26'
cars; hogs $4,000 head
the leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04

ROSTON. Oct 3-.WOOIs-Afarket was
firm, active in some directions and dull
in others No large blocks of territory
wool have been received; territories are
moving freely. Pulled woods are steady.
In foreign woods the purchase of 1000
bales of New Zealand cross-breds, run
ming from 46c TO see by a New England
mill was the feature OF the week. Prices
ranged from Ale TO 44hc. Leading quo
tations follow: Missouri eombing, three
etghths blood, 3S 035c; quarter blood, $3.50
3Ic Texas secured basis, fine 12-months',
72Q73c; to 5-months, 61Q6sc; fine fall
clean, 5S q soc. California, secured basis,
SIS n zoe; middle county, 65Q SIC; southern,
81 p63c; fall free, $50 BE Oregon,
SECURED basis, eastern No; | staple, 129
i 6O062c Territory staple, secured
basis, fine, 73G T5c; fine medium, IS a zoe.
Territory, ordinary, secured basis, fine.
IS &6Sc. Colorado and New Mexico spring,
secured basis, Y, $50 roc; No. ]. Ga q 66c.
pulled wool, secured basis, extra, az u Tao;
fine, 900 sec; supertine, eOq6 B
LONDON. oct. S.-wooL--A good selec-
ton, amounting TO 1898 bales, was offered
at the wool auction sales today Merinos
and cross breds were IN large supply and
bidding for them was. active. Scoureds
were taken by home and German buyers at
the highest prices. Of the series. Americans
paid lis I'd for New South Wales greasy
wethors and Is Sd for a few lots OF Vic
torians. Low grades were steadier- Fol-
lowing are the sales in detail: New South
Wales. 400 bales; secured. lOdd2s; greasy
6Hdals 2lkd Queensland, 1900 bales
secured. is 3dd2s; greasy. 9d@ls Id. Vie
toria. 1900 bales; secured Is ld9ls llhd
greasy Sda1s Sd. South Australia, lOC
bales. greasy ia. Tasmania loo bales
secured Is 3ddls Cd; greasy, 41kdQls %
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal, 600 bales
secured, 6ddls lid; greasy, 5i4dql0d.
ST. LOUIS Mo, Oct 3.-WOOL-Steady
Medium grades coubing and clothing 2Sa
271sc; lighi fine. lsG2lc; heavy fine. iidl7c
tub washed, 32Q2Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-COTToN-Spo
closed quiet and steady: middltng uplands,
Jesse: middling gulf, i0,sOc; sales, 5l2
bales.
fair demand and prices 5@ls points higher;
American middling fair GgdT good mid
ding 6 Sod low middhng. 5.SSd; goC or
the day were l2000 bales. Of which LOO
bales were for speculation and export and
Included 0, 500 bales American; receipts, 200
haies Including LOO bales American.
ST LOUIS. Mo, Oct. 3.-COTTON-
STEADY. middling, loisci sales. ll6 bales;
receipts IS bales: shipments rs bales;
stock 10l45 bales.
Kew ORLEANS Ia. Oct, 3.-CoTToN-
Spot closed steady sales $3.50 hales; low
ordinary. 6fsc, noninal; ordinary ~
alinR' sIsc; niiddiug feifc; good middliug
iaste nniddlIng fair I0%e nominal: fair
iistc' nominal; receipts 7osl bales; stock
rs 500 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04
The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Der OF head Indicated:
Totals

CATTLEr-Receipts OF cattle looked small
this morning compared TO the heavy runs
OF yesterday and the day before, but the
total for the three days Is Just about the
same as for the corresponding period Of
last week. The market as a whole did
not show very much change.
The supply of beef steers, both cornfeds
and rangers, was extremely light there
being very little of either kind and moth
ing choice like the best cattle here yes
terday. The feeling was fully steady. and
had there been any right desirable II
might possibly have sold even stronger
Everything In the way of desirable beef
sold in good season.
Cows and heifers were In moderate sup
ply and the general market was not ma
terlally changed from yesterday. In other
words, the market was Just about steady
at the decline noted yesterday. The mar
ket was reasonably active, and the more
desirable Of the offerings changed hands In
very reasonable season.
The big end of the receipts consisted OF
stockers and feeders. While good feeders
aid not show any material change, the me-
dunn and common kinds were very slow
and I'm many cases hard to move. 1t was
not SO much matter of price as of want
ing the cattle. Spectators, who bought
freely yesterday and day before, had a
good many cattle of that kind on hand,
Tor which there was very little country de-
mand Hence they were very backward
about taking on additional supplies unless
at n concession in price.
/ Representative sales
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-04

receipt 81 the New York opening prices
the market became errntic and at the close
prices were irregular. on the curb quota
tons eased Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe fell to 1924 on the poor dividends Japa-
nesa imeperial IS Of 1904 closed at 1854.
BERLIN, Oct 2-Prices on the Bourse
today were weak upon New York ad-
vices and apprehension over the raising
Of the hank rate by the Imperial Bank OF
Germany
PARIS, oct 3-Prices on the Bourse
today opened unsteady, but closed frm.
Russian imperial As closed at 1850 and
Russian bonds Of 1904 at 3S.
ST PETERSBURG, oct 3-Tradlng on
the Bourss today vacillated. Imperial vs.
closed at 69Ik and IS at SEA.