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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

auotauons 81 the Day on various
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Commodifien.
NEW YORK oct R.-FIOUR-l Receipts,
l2Tlt hbls exports 1921 bills. sales leIo9
packages market moderately active and
shade lower Minnesota patents, fAlt9
fAoi bakers f270d400t winter patents, - 70
gtGo yiRte5 stra,ghts 5000. Winter 1.s
80 Rye Hour, firm; fair % good, $500
$50; choice TO fancy, Ss.S9f.l6. Buckwheat
ss ~ s,e an, 81 ~ p,f
100 pounds c. (. T., New York.
CoRNMEA1.--M Market steady; hne white
enc sT1 genSSw :. N.94l27i coarse N.l'al.l-'
RYE Market firm; No. 2 western, eols
c. {. T. New York.
I. Buffalo; mailing. 50deO c. T. + Buffalo.
without transactions, closing net un-
changed. January closed Soc; May closed
fsAc; December closed DISC.
WHEAT-Receipts, $4,000 bu.; exports,
@5i7 bu. sales, 10000 bu. futures and
10000 bI. spot; spot market, steady; No,
No. / northern, Duluth, SIC T. 0. b. a1oati
No. 2 hard winter size Z. o. B. ahoat
During the forenoon wheat ignored bearish
small northwest receipts, big clearences
and a bullish visible supply. Under sub
sequent liquidation prices dropped Sharply
and closed &c lower. Sales Included No
red at s3h0S3Ac, closed az S3hc; Decem-
Der, sldsiitc. closed at SIC.
CORN-Recelpts, S,100 bu.; exports
ss,7l4 bu.; spot market, steady No. 2, $40
elevator and 55c I. o. b. afoat; No. yellow
55hc; No. white, 5sikc. The option mar
ket was without transactions, closing partly
nc lower; January closed at ls4tc; May
closed at 49Ac; December closed at 51hc.
OATS-Receipts. l00,500 bu.; spot market
easy; mixed oats, q to 80 lbs, &c; natural
white, 80 TO SO lbs, sSd40c; clipped white
80 to 20 lbs, 39d43c.
FEED-Firm; spring bran, sA.75. prompt
SHIPMENT middlings, S2l7o.
HA1-Market nrm; snlpped SOnS6ci gOOc
to choice, dO0d1.O5.
.HoPs--Market steady; state common I,
nh - oil n
coast, 1906, 15d1Sc: 1905, 12d14c.
HIDES-Market steady; Galveston. 20 q
. pounds 9c; California, q to p pounds
| nc; Texas dry, "a to 80 pounds, lsc.
JEATHER-Market steady; acid, 2s1fG
PROVISIONS = Beef. market steady
extra India mess, Sia5Oq9o.o0. Cut meats
S Sss sSt s% RSed sSle7 s aSS9 rS
| western prime, S965Q975; refined, Arm; con
tlnent, dolO; s. A, tioBi compound, ~
@feso; short clear, SiS75ais5O; mess. $50
TALLow-M Market arm; city. 600 pc
PACKAGE, SIC; country packages free). 81
RfCE-Market steady; domestic, fair L
extra shq6hc; Japan, nominal.
extra "a CIR creamery, &c; official pr ics
/ creamery, common to extra, l9U264c held
common 70 secondg, 1@86hc; state dairy
| mon to extra. i6d22c western factory com
/ mon to first. 16d20c; western initatio
| creamery flrgts 2002ic
| CHEESE--Market firm. state full cream
cry September small fancy, 13hc; stat.
| fair TO good, 12l4d12%c; state, October bes
iSe: large September fancy. 1sNc; fair I
good, 12h612%c; state inferior 1O&61lRc
| TGGS--Market steady; state, Pennsyl
/ vana and nearby fancy selected, Whit
S2asSc; state, choice, SOd51c; state, mike
extra, 28d29c; western hrsts. 25c; ohicis
/ price 2likGl25c; seconds 22624c.
| POULTRY-Dressed easy; western chick
ems, loq1OMc; spring turkeys 16d2Oc fowl,
1oq12lko.
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eel. stu the market az whole was tn
very decent condition.
Packcrs were ont early looking for fht
sheep ami lambs and anythinE suitable Tor
their purposes sold readily At atrunrer
prices Il woul6. IN fact, be conservative
estimate 10 quote the Tat sheep market 100
i5o higher and active al the advance. rat
range ewes sold up us high a. 40 the
best price paid for anything OF that de-
scrintlon On some little time.
Had there been any feeder sheen they
would have sold very quickly, az orders 10
hands % commission men are far IN Ox-
cess Of receipts. Feeder lambs, however,
were very SLOW As noted above every
thing was wet and feeder buyers have n
strong prejudice against paying lamb prlcee
for water. Moreover u was n dark. dismal
morning, just the kind nf a morning when
nothing looks we'll. Hence Il was not rur-
prislnG that feeder buyers started out talk.
ms lower prices and that Il was late be-
fore they got down 10 business.
Quotations. on killers Nsoyu 70 choice
lambs, G00dIG; far TO good lambs.
t6.75q zoo; good to choice yearlinGs,
t.5oGS&; fair 20 goOd yearlings. s. Oyii
q $50; good 70 choice wethcrs $500 u
$50 good to choice ewes. si5Od5.0o.
ls65; yearilhgs. S,@as.O: wethers. 81 "a
q5.l5; ewes, ts.bOd4eo; breeding ewes
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
tables 10 Net Respond 70 Ratufday's
Amsriosn WEAKNESS
EARLY PRICES Up, sUT DECLINE CONES
uayins Demand IN First Hour, but
Power OF Movement soon Ez-
haantea-oorn IN on Rain,
Then Declines.
ARIY P8cts w, SUI DECLINE CONES

OMAHA, oct. p. 1906
The feeiing ia wheat at the start this
moInnig Nas Iirner and prices were up
ls0hc. CoutributOrY factors were lighter
receipts m northwest than expected and
ihe failure Of the foreign market to re-
hect tie American weakness OF Saturday.
When the buying power was exhausted
the market became very inactive and later
N the session selling movement caused
lower prices.
The close was about Nc under Saturday.
Total primary receipts we're about the
same as last year The visible supply
showed a smaller increase than expected.
but this he'd little effect
An early strength in corn was caused by
wet weather In the corn belt but this gave
way to weakness In sympathy with wheat,
and closing prices were lower. Receipts
were over the estimate and nearly twice
as large as last year.
Primary wheat receipts wese 1881 900 bu.,
and shipments $4,000 bu., against receipts
las year Of Lei3,O00 bu, and shipments Of
$4,000 bu. Corn receipts were T71.O00 bu. and
shipments 10000 bu., against receipts last
year Of $4,000 bu- and shipments of A9,U0O
bu. Cloarances we're 10000 blu. wheat, li8,
90 blu. corn, 1900 bu. oats and -four and
wheat equal TO $4,000 bu
Liverpool closed unchanged on wheat
and I'D lower to hd higher on corn.
The visible wheat supply Increased S64,OOl
bushels, corn increased 5000 bushels, oats
increased $4,000 bushels.
Local range OF options;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features OF the Trading and CIosinu
Prices on Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO oct. R2-Lower cables and
liberal reesgts Ksn Iocs, GIG caused sT
ket. At the close wheat Tor December de-
livery was on &c Corn was shade
were a shade higher to Sc lower.
wheat markst here displayed considerable
strength early IN the day on q good de-
maBd by commission houses. which was
backed upon small movement In me
the marketing Of grain. AS q result Of
this continued small movement stocks OF
wheat az Minneapolis showed a decrease
, an ar usual condition at this season OF the
year. During the last hour of trading Of
feIangs became more liberal on selling by
eolnnlisslop houses With northwestern con-
< laodt and the result was a gradual decline
In prices. The late offerings were based
row receipts at 500 cars In excess OF to-
days arrivals and the heavy receipts at
Ksnsas CITY The market x Z a closed weak;
7SHc 10 7sssc, sold Oft to 72Ac and closed
at 7s9s8f2stc Ciearances Of wheat and
visible supply Increased $4,000 bushels and
the amount on passage increased 100000
b 6Sshei sFam n sse bus TI on SS ~
: and c.nlNso reported receipts OF 100 cars,
against Io91 cars last week ana i.2Os cars
y The corn market became rather weak late
IN the day on sellihg by pit traders, who
The market was lirm early in the session
because OF unsettiess- weather IN parts OF
the corn belt. Trading In general was
quiet and tho market closed easy, De-
cen,bcr opened shade 20 nc higher al
4zdiehc 70 exc sold between 41&c and
42no and closed az 1hd42c Local receipts
were al9 cars, with 166 OF contract grade.
Sentiment In the oats pit was firm early
in the day, IN sympathy with wheat and
corn, but later the market reacted on sell
ing by cash houses and elevator concerns
and closed weak Local arrivals were
larger than expected the total receipt,
there being 401 cars. December oats opened
unchanged at 33hc, sold between $3.50 auc
E}Nc and closed at 329tGS2&c.
Provisions were steady on the buying Of
January ribs by local packers. The total
trading was small. Al the close January
pork was on &c at Sl36lh. Lard was q
shade higher at SS.22h. Ribs were a shad
lower at S742ik17.46
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are
Wheat 50 cars; corn, 1856 cars oats, 2S
cars; hogs. 1000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

400, pumpkins, socau.o; wax beans 2-ihe.,
G060c, lima Beans 2-ih. 15C0N Sc spinach,
tl.a5i cheap peas, a-lh.. elci eStras ecoN.W '
fancy 81 .cfff1.s5.
quarter bhi., 100 lbs $500, Norway mack
fral no. L. t2s00: No 3. $500. No, 3 $500
Irish, No. q 1850, herring. ln bhis,, Eo
he each. Norway tk. 500; Norway 2k,
no1: Holland herring, On keEs. milkers,
Toe kegs, mixed. 70c.
WIsH-Bunaio. large dressed, Sc; trout,
medium or large. dressed, re; pibe. dressed,
iic; hallhut. fne stock, lie; catfish dressed.
iSr. huliheads dressed ana skinned, Ec,
white perch. dressed, Sc crappies large
i2c. sunhsh. pan size &C. white bass. ertra
choice isc; nickcrel oc salmon Chinook,
lie; whitefsh tfrozen), lec; mackerei span
lshl iec native. per nsh, iMt25c; Goldfish,
fresh froSen. l2c founders, ireshi frozen
lie; bluehsh. fresh, frozen, loo; haddocN,
fresh. froacn i0c redsnapper dressed l2ci
smelts. No. !. per 10, i2c; labsters tboilcdl
per ID t0c: green &c. eel, per ID, lSci
frog legs, per dor., 2sc; roe shad. 81 each
HIDES AND rAIIow-qreen salted
No. /. tsNc; No. 2. i2%c huh hides, e'hfi
iOHc, ereen hides. No. l. l2hc No. 2 Ills
horse. 81 soas 75; sheep pelts, 5ocdsi25' Tai
low, No. J. NC: No. ?. SIC.
WOOI-Per h. lS0aSc.
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A.. Louin 1--we stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 22.--CATTLD-Receip
4.5O0 head including 1900 Texans ma ksi
for natives strong, Texans 10c higher na-
tive shipping and export steers, HlVgl,0Ji
dressed beef and butcher steers, A.5Oqol0i
steers under Loco lbs, $500 l.6oi stookers
S2.OOGI4.50; cows and heifers, S-.A99.50; can.
ners 81. OOlD2 20; bulls, s2Ogu4.O0; calves, S3vt
d1.O0; Texas and Indian steers. t2.T0dO.25
COWS and heifers, S2.l0d3.0.
HOQg-Receipts 1900 mead, market Sc
lower; pigs and lights, 36OO18.95 packers
t6.2Od6.40; butchers and best heavy $500
! 6B
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts $50
! head; market steady; native muttons, $500
| as 76; lambs "a. 156D7.50; culls and bucks
! S3.O004b0; stockers, S826GD4.10.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
sew York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. -BEEVBs-- Receipts.
1862 head Market for top steers, steady
0there lUT26c lower; bulls, barely steady
cows slow 10 a shade lower steers, S3fSQ
SIS; oxen, 3 75d4.B. bulls, y, f0u4.0J; cows,
G.i0dSSo Liverpool and London cables
quoted live cattle steady. Exports, none.
ALVES--Receipts, i,i76 head. Market
for choice veals about steady; others SLOW
and weak grassers and westerns duh and
ers t26Oa350; western, S275d9.05 dressed
calves, slow; city dressed veals, bai2tfc
per h.; country dressed, 1@1lhc; few choice
at l2c
SHEEP AND IlAMBs-Receipts. i4tc
head. Market lower; lambs, @46oe lower;
S2006s.OO; lambs, S6.O0q7.z5. few fancy
lnn,ls, $3.50; Canada lambs, t6.75WJ0O; cults
t4OoIa5.o0.
lower; state and Pennsylvania hogs, B.6
siB7b
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rotton MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct. 2,-CoTToN-spot
closed quiet q points advance: middling
uplgnds, iihc; middllng gult, INC; sales
ST. Louls. oct. a2-coTToN-stesdyi
middling. 1ssc; sales, none; receipts 20
bales; shipments, S& bales stock 6slz
NEW ORLEANS. oct q -coTToN-
Spot closed steady: Gales. $50 bales; low
inal: good ordinary. g-l6c; low mlddllng,
lose: mlddlng, lie; good mlddllng, Use;
middling fair iiAc, nominal; fair, i19so'
LIVERPOOL. oct. 22.-CoTToN-spo
quiet; prices, points higher; American
middlinF. fair, 6.O9d; good middlng. 6.&di
middling, 6iad; low mlddling. 5.9fd; good
ordinary. 5.63d; ordinary. 5.S9d. The sales
I OF the day were 5000 bales, OF which bN
were for speculation and export and in
Guided 1890 American receipts. 1000 bales
| no American
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Tho disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the NUM-
hnr Of head Indicated.
Totals

CArTLE 42Receipts OF catde we're ithe
lightest this morning that they have been
for O Monday since the beginning OF July
II would look very much as u the storms
reported In the west had delayed stock
trains, but there were no reliable reports
at hand to determine that fact.
Beef steers were in very light supply,
only a comps ratively small proportion OF
the receipts consisting of cattle good
enough for packers. with the demand
good, the market on all desirable steers
was stronger than the close OF last week.
There was nothing choice, either corn feds
or rangers but there we're a few natives
good enough TO sell up to $3.50.
Cows and heifers were also In very light
demand they sold a little better than last
week In some cases the market was pos.
sbly 100 higher and the trade sufficiently
active TO clean up the offerings in good
season.
Stockers and feeders were steady to
strong, the strength being shown on tho
better kinds, which were in especially good
demand.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
OiIu and Ronln.

NEW YORK, Oct 22.-oILlS-Cottonseed
Arm; prime crude. 7. o. b., mills, 29629ito
prime yellow. nominal Petroleum. steady
refined New York, $50; Philadelphia and
Raitimore, S7B; Philadelphia and Baltl-
c9lkdloc.
RosIN Firm; strained, common 70 sood.
81 10f14 o.
sAVANHAH. Ga. Oct ze-oIL-Turpen,
RosIN-f,lrmi A. 2, G, SO; .. $40: 2
hb; Hs; q s9i ~ 49, 40 *
on CITY. Pa. Oct. z3.-OIIs-C Credit bal
ancea. N-R RuDN ieL1E bblH.. average
si562 bbls. shirments, &442O bbls.i aver,
aGe. l50,ll2 bbls.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 2.-METALs-There
was an advance OF los to 15s IN the Lon
los and futures at f1ss IS. Locally, the
market was Arm ana higher IN conse-
quence, with spot quoted At $500 bid, 1880
don, with spot quoted at $50 los and fu-
lures at e9e IS. Locally, the market was
quiet and flrTn, with lake quoted at 81. f5g
QH.lb. Lead was unchanged at SIDES 0b
In the local market In London Il was q
shade higher at eis i6s Spelter advanced
70 e28 1s I'd In London, Locally, the mar
ket was quiet al s6.aOfS 50. Iron was lower
In the British market with standard
quoted at SIS and Cleveland warrants
quoted az 57s Cd. Locally, No 2 northern
foundry was quoted a. s2l 60d225O; No. 2
southern foundry, El.t0d22t0; Ne. / south
ern foundry, 81 oOd2l.H.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 2L-hETALS-Lead, hrm
at Aa5ab.95. Speiter. firm at t,e0
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

NEW YORK Oct. 22.--EVAPoRATEp
APpIs ES- Market is steady, with high
choice quoted at SdSihc; choice 1qI%e;
prime 6H6%c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITs-Prunes
are unchanged. with quotations ranging
from 35kc 10 Shc for California grades and
from 9lhc 10 10c for large sized oregon
fruit Apricots are unchanged with choice
quoted at 1Sc; extra choice, lie; fancy, ls
020c. Peaches are steady on spot win oid
crop choice quoted at lie; eKtra choice. ~
M13kc fancy and extra fancy, l20l2&c.
Raislns are offered sparingly and seeded
raisins In particular are Arm; loose Mus
catel are quoted at 3&m7Ac; seeded raisina,
sdslfc London layers, nominal
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
Innfn Memhcr CnuRht

FL, PAso, Tex. Oct 22-Juan saravla,
one Of the men arrested by, the Mexican
police in, Ciudad. Juarez opposite el Paso,
iunta He was in disguise. All prisoners
have been removed 10 Chihuahua, 225 miles
from the border where they we're arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

NEW YORK oct. 2E.-COFFEE-M Market
opened quiet at unchanged 10 decline OF
points under a little wall street hquida-
the cables were fairly steady, there was
some selling here by Europe In the after,
noon. under which prices sagged on and
closed ouiet net unchanged to 10 points
lower Sales for the day were reported OF
1900 bags, including November et 6s0c.
December, 69b6i6 40c; March, bh2Nb6lci
Nav 6s5o; July. 6.Soc; September. 690d6S5c.
SPOT. quiet; No Rio, invoice. SC.
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81. LouIa aenera1 Nnrl.et.

ST. LOUIS, Oct, 22--WHEAT-Lower;
on track, No. 2 red, cash, 74@75c; No.
hard. 71Q74c; December, me; May 75%g
CoRN-Lower; on track. No. 2 cash. ~
@44&c; December Ss%c; May, Ale; No. 2
white, 441zd45hc. t.a.
oATs-iower; on track, No 2 cash, ssMo;
December, s2%@S2%c; May. 34Ac; No.
white, 34Gl341kc.
FLoUR-stea red winter patents, $3.50
Q3,So5 extra fancy and straight, tS.206l3.5O
clear, S26OQ12 80.
sEEp-Tlmothy, steady ss.5014.OO.
COHNMEAL-Steady $3.50.
BRAN-F1rm; sacked, east track. SSaeOc.
S10.OO812bO.
IRON COTTON TIEs-S.O2.
BAGGING-0hc
HEMP TWINE-9c
PROVISIONS - Pork. lower: tobhing,
N6.50. Lard, higher: prime steam, $40.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed, extra
shorts, 1913; clear ribs, 50 62ik; short clears.
S9.S7Ih. Bacon. steady boxed extra shorts.
1900; clear ribs, f1o.e2A' short clears,
PoUETRY-Dun; chickens, Sc; springs
Sc; turkeys. 12hc; ducks. 1Oc geese, &c.
BUTIER = Steady; creamery, aG271he
| EdGS-Firm, 2Oc case count.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

ct LOUIS, oct "A special 20 the
post Dispatch from Coecanp Mo, says
that while Mrs. Alice Winemlller a widow.
was sitting with her five children In their
shots were fired through a window and
Mrs wlnemi!ler was instantly killed, her
son. aged Il years, was badly wounded.
Foiix Crawford, neiehbor, who heard
The firing and hurried TO the scene, was
shot and died two hours later, His son-in-
law. !. A. Long. is charged with having
done the shooting, using a shotgun.
nosse headed by the sheriff Is securing the
Peftis county hills searching for Long.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

NEW YORK Oct Z-SUGAR-Raw
quiet: fair refining. SEC centrifugal s. test
q; molasses sugar, SIC. Refined, steady
No. g 4i0c; No. Z, AS5c: No. s, Slsoc; No
g. N25c; No. 40 ilbci No N, A-l0c; No. BE-
f.o5c; No. 49, &c; No, IA, AS; confectioners
A. li0cs mould al 6.ejc; out loaf 6Gc
powdered. SCI grnnulated 4.s0c; cubes. 6l5c
MOIASSES- ST lady; keW Orleans, Opef
settie, seed 20 choice. SQ6a
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Knnnna city lave stock MnriEet.

KANSAS CITY, oct. 22.-CATTLE--R Re-
ceipts II 900 head, including 1900 southerns;
market steady to strong; choice export and
dressed beef steers, S.6oQ6l5i fair 70 good,
tA00d5.5O; western steers, S.S5QO.3O; stock
ers and feeders, S2.75Q4.65; southern steers,
Ss.S5d4.l5: southern cows s2,0g3V9; native
COWS, s2.OOd3 a.; native heifeTs, t260Qp4.4O
bulls, Ss.20QSOO; calves, $S0Oq65o.
HOGS = Receipts, 900 head: market
steady FOR sheep. lambs 1oc lower; lambs
$550lf7.35 ewes and yeariings, A50GT5. 40i
western yearllngs, SS,oOd5.75; western sheep
a. H6i6. Is; stockers and feeders, S3.h0f16. Is.
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ArtIcles. open. High. Low
Visible suppIv Of Grain

NEW YORK. Oct 22-The visible supply
OF grain Saturday. October 90 az compiled
by the New York Produce exchange. was
as follows:
Wheat, l7,1e6OO0 bushels; increase. So, 900
bushels.
Corn S7S9OoO bushels increase. 5000
bushels.
Outs. 9oss,OCO bushels; increase. $4,000
bushels.
Rye; i,4s5,oOo bushels; decrease. @0oo
bushels.
Barley, 2,lq5 900 bushels Increase $50 900
bushels
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
DuIuth Grain Market.

DULUTH. MINI, Oct 22.-WHEAT-No.
I hard, on track. sac 90 arrive. No. 1
northern lbisc; Nc. 2 northern, T3hc; on
track, No, ! northern, ls2sc; No 2 north
eFn. 13Mc; October, 7bkc; December, BSsc;
May. UNc; July. Bc.
OATs-To arrive and October. NHc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
Articles. open.I High / Low. Close ! sat'y.
Articles. 0pen.l HIGH Low. ClOse ] saty.
Wheat
Dec...l 663kle6MdMl 65Al 65Rl ssh
May. ma TM 7Ohl 70h TIA
Corn
Dec. ..l 81 81 95kl 36hl 81
May. 81 GMl S7MI 81 IS7hdhl SIh
Oats
Dec. 90. .a.....l ....... ......I 81 81
May. l........l ....... l........I Hhl S2M


WHEATr-No. 2 hard, 2 cars at &c / car
al 65Hc; No. hard, car ct 681hc, car at
66lsc; No, hard, car at CSC, / car at
e4Ac
CoRN-No. 2, car at SsHc.
OATS-No. 3 white. cars at 30hc; No,
colored, / car at 4lmc, / car at soc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT1No. 2 hard, 6slfd67ci No. hard,
63Q66kc; No. hard, 60G65c; No. spring.
63I67c.
CORNING mixed, Ss5kc; No. yellow,
SskdS9c; No. 3 white, 3sh640c.
OATS-No. mixed. 29ihd3Oc; No. white
50ikc; No. 4 white SOC.
RYE-No. 2, 5sc; No. g. 5slko
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
81. Joseph live stock Market.

2 ST. JOSEPH Oct. a. - CATTLE - Re-
ceipts. 400 head; market slow steady; ma
tives, A,5Od6.40; cows and heifers, tl.50d
4.75; stockers and feeders, S32J6l4. 80.
HOGS - Receipts, 1.e7e head; market
steady 70 a shade lower; light S.s5Q65;
bulk OF sales, $4,000. 80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1878
head: market steady.
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PeorIa Graln ninrI,et.

PEORIA oct. 2.-CORN-Steady; No )
yellow and No, 3, &c; No. I, 48c; no grade,
age; new no grade S7d3sc
OATS-Lower: No. 2 white, 33Lc: No
white, S2at Q33hc; No 4 white, 3iM682c.
RYE-Firm; No. 2 &c.
WHISkY-N.29
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
phIIaaelnhIn prndnre NInrl.ni

PIIIlsAnELPHIA. Oct S-BUTTER-
Unchanged; extra western creamery, OH
ciEl prize. Zie; street price. Hc; extra
nearby prints. 3lc
EG9s-firu nearby fresh and western
fresh sc al mark
CHEKSE-tlrm. New York fun creams.
fancy .lSis0le4cs New York fun creams
choice istct Sew fork full crearls. fair
to good. i2k4iSc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

NEW YORK.. oct. 81 -AfONEYLOn call
firm. sal per cent; ruling rete. 3 per cent?
closing BID, per cent; offered az 5 per
DAYS. 606it per cent, six months. pet cent
PRIME MERCANTtLE PAPER eaolA
sTERLING ExCHANGE--stron clos
Ing firm with actual business IN bankers
bills AZ 81 Stt564o1i0 for demand and o.
81 s0f0G SOS for sixty day bills; posted
rates. ttgd4s 80 ard t.sse4 s6A, commercial
sfLVER-Bar 7OHo; Mexican dollars, SIC.
q Ffrrss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

MILwAUKEE. Wis. oct. 22.-wHEAT-
Steady; No ! northern. 1Sff19C; No
northern 754Uisc; December. 725a75Ac
bid.
RARLEY-Firmi No. 2 55hc. sample, %
054Mc,
NcoRN-steady; No. 3, Ad44xc; Decem-
Der. i2c asked.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
aInnr CIfr liz stnnlr MnrLnt.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Oct. 22.--(special Tele-
gram. )--CATTLE-Re 2iW head:
market steady; stoekers. i5c higher; beeves,
A.50I626; calves, bulls and mixed, Sz.254
$50; stockers and feeders S2O0d4. %: calves
and yeerlings, S2.50dD3S5.
HOGS-Recepts, 1900 head; market weak,
selling at s6OO@6,lb; bulk OF sales $6.lUdD0.l21h
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
uenrnt Learue wins.

NEW YORK. oct 22.-1'he board OF cleo
tions today sustained the, contention OF the
Independence league that IL has the eX-
10 the emblem, pair of scales The mat
ter win be carried to the supreme court by
the professionals.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK N

Cattle steady 20 sIov-HoRs strong
To Weak.
CHICAGO. oct Receipts,
81 on head; market for best steady. others
slow and weak; common 10 prime steers,
N0007 80; cows. 81 ZOO Is; heifers. $50
5s6; bulls, S7i0fit5O; calves. S3W1S.OOj
stockers and feeders, g. 1904 io
HOGS-Receipts 2S.o00 head market for
best strong; others weak, choice TO prime
heavy, S6.6CdG60; medium to good heavy,
IS. t0G6,4b: packing. S60lQ&S5 pigs &5O@
$40
STEEP ARD LAMRs-Roceipts, S2ccC
head; market for sheep steady: lambs weak
to l0C lower; sheep. Nb0ff5.75; yearlings
Sb.006i6 rs; lambs t6O0Ft751
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

RHEEP-Rcoeipts OF sheep were Hight for
a Monday, d being the smallest run for
Ia. Owing 70 the continued rains every
thing came IN vet ana In poor condition 10
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

TOLEDO. o.. Oct 2-sEEDs Glover
cash and October, N.E; December. S832h
Timothy, u@. Alsike, $50
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23
wtnnI Mnrkct.

ST LOUIS, oct 22-WOoL,-steady; mo-
dunn grades, combng and clothing, i4D
sTno; light hne lSd2ic; heavy hne' lt4l1ci
tub washed. t2d3Ihc.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

WASHINGTON. Oct. q The dire~t., A.
the mint todav nnrchas0d =
silver al l0.iii per hne ounce 70 be de
iivered al the Denver mint
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-23

LIVERPOOLs Get. 22.-WHEAT-spot
iirln No. : rec N,is,ern "inter S. nAd;
cosN- spoL SAP American mixed. b