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TIIK HKK; OMAHA. TUESDAY, OCTOBEIt 10, 1911.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A HAM II I. AMI FOR SAI.R
t'olorad
ontlnaed.
FOR PALI": Choice .UO-ncrc homestead
rellnuul!riiiient. within three miles of
town. Improved, with a mall hou;
choice level Innd. 43 acres broken. I'rlce
V'2. Good smooth quarter rnlrle land
within seven mile nf Fti-rllng for sale
for l? per sere. Morton & Waldo, The
Ijind Men, rUerllng, l olo.
Georgia.
. GKEAT SOUTH GEORGIA
Traversed by the
ATLANTA. HlliMINDHAM A
ATLANTIC K A 1 li II O A D.
Lands sdaptable to the widest ran ot
crops. All the money crops of the South
plentifully produced. For literature treat
ing with this coming country. Its oll, ell
1 mate, church and school advantages,
write
XV. H. LEAHT. DEPT. K.
General 1-e.si-enger Agent,
ATLANTA. OA.
levy a.
IK-ACRE Improved farm, with orchard,
ml iea N. K. Council Bluffl. IW. per acre,
tf quick. 64 acre will Improved. 1Z pf
acre
Day Hess Co., Sola Agents. Co. Bluff.
i THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm Is to Insert a small want ad
In tha Dcs Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation In the state of Iowa, 4:!.0uu dally.
Tha Capital Is read by and believed in by
the standpatters of Iowa, who simply re
fuaa to iernilt any other paper In thelf
homes. Hates. 1 rent a word a day; 1 2i
per line per month; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address IMS Molnea
Capital. Des Moines, la.
Nebraska.
WANTEI 60 Nebraska
farms for Iowa customers.
Co., Council Illuff a. la.
ranches and
Allushouse tt
FARMS m per acre up within 25 miles.
Grin 8. Merrill. UII t-lty Nat. Hank llldg.
NEBRASKA and Oregon land. M up,
834 Hrsndets Blog.
HOSIE8TKAD S30 acres for 17t; about
in miles out; rich farm land, not sand.
' Was an old entry, now cancelled. Woru
fi'.ttJO. J. A. Tracy, Kimball, Neb.
100 CUSTER CO. furms Just on market,
lii up; rasy terms. Walker Co., 843 Bran
dels Theuter.
IMPROVED Nebraska farms, M an
acre up. Write or call for our list. Wood
ward. 714 Omaha Nat Han a llldg.
100-ACRE farm near Denson for sale,
chesp. Owner has Incurable sickness,
ln-uulre room S04, Brown block.
North Carolina.
FOR SALE Best of corn and vegetable
lands; two crops yearly; delightful ell
male; near ocean. Box 3il ttouthport
N. C.
uresss,
1.10(1 ACRF.S of apple and strawberry
land In Hood river valley, Oregon for
sale on easy terms and cheap; beat whole
sale proposition In west. Hee or write
owner, A. W. H., Minneapolis Slate
bank, Minneapolis, Minn.
goatk Dakota.
ROSEBUD LANDS.
AUTHENTIC map of that portion open
for settlement next month. Maps. bOa
each. On sale at Beaton Drug Co. or la
McConneU. & 1'nxUia Bik., Omaha.
HOMESTEAD lands In the famous
Rosebud country of Houth Dakota. Mel
letle and Bennett counties to be opened
October 1 to October 81. Dallas la the
terminal registration point and closest
point of registration to these lands. Free
booklet and Information by addressing
Ureater Dallas Committee. Dallas. N. D.
MlscrUaja earns.
IOWA and NEBRASKA (arms. Oraham
Peters, 87 omana Nat t Bank Bldg.
Do you want a Sa-acre
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
(Continued.!
HOOD paying telephone exchange In
live town, no coniiietitun; will consider
farm In trade. C 4J8, Bee.
A MONEY MAKER,
f 40 acre tmnroved stock ranch In Ten
tral western Nebraska. Price, p.).
nits., t'.uau. Inns? lime. This Is a good
one. V hut have you clear for the equity?
S. K. Walt, 617 lie UlUg.
I OWN 640 acres of fine grass and
farm land miles N. W. of Wallace, Lin
coln (c, Neb. 1 want one or two good
residence properties not too large; will
give clean honest deal. Price t-W per
acre. Address h W2, Ilea.
IOWA FARM 3fi0 acres. Woodberry
county, miles southwest S.oan; rlcn
black loam, 2J0 acres In cultivation. 40
seres paxture; fair Improvements. Price,
I00 per acre; want $. to M.000 In
come or Implements or hardware. (Jet
busy, this Is a good one. J. W. I "can, 61
lire HMK . Omaha.
Are vnu a trader? I trade anything
where or time. Kellcy, 227 Neville bik. Om.
A RIO UNA P.
f40 acres unimproved good land. 1
miles from town and rallroaod. In Ham
ilton county, Kansas. Would make a
fine stock and grain farm. Price, til
per acre; mortgage, 11,400. Want Income,
mcrr'hsndls or acreage. Slake oner; act
quick. S. E. Walt. 617 Ree Rldg.
THE REAL ARTICLE.
Stt acre Improved ranch In Wheeler
county, Nebrssks, gootl. rair improve
ments fenced and cross-fenced. Price,
12..V per acre, clear. Want clear Income
or small Improved rarm in gooa location.
Act quick. 8. K. Walt, 617 Hee Hiag.
WANTED TO BUY
2d-hand good. Kleser, 1030 Center. D-M62.
WE TAY hlghei.t price for men's
hand clothing. M. Nathan. 109 8. Llth.
2d
I WANT to buy about a dozen S.
C. White Leghorn hen. Price must
be reasonable. Tel. Webster 6776.
EVERY person knows who D. J.
O'Hrlon Is because he has made Omaha
famous with his candy. If Mrs. Frank
lloyd. 302.1 Harney rit.. will come to
The fine office within three days we will
giver her an ordur for a 60-cent box of
O'Rrlen'a candy free.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rent 4-room house, part
modern, in any part of city. Address
N. W, U
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNU lady, with high school educa
tion, wishes a position. J 831. Baa.
MAN wants position as Janitor; good
references. Address B-32U. care Dee.
FIRST class practical nurse can
engaged at once. Douglaa 818
be
BEW1NO by the day In families: good
work guaranteed. Phone Webster 4813.
A CAPABLE energetic woman of u.
perlence and ability wants position as
cook and housekeeper for club house, or
In widowers famliy. Can furnish best
references. Address Mrs. U. W. U24 Weal
bin ei., norm riatte. nsu.
WOMAN with 4-year-old child wnnte
position as lioiiaekeciwr In some private
famliy; In small town or city; give best
of references. J-8t care Bee.
WANTED Place on farm for bov
years old. 8 136. Bee.
U
MAN and wif. very capable, desires
employment; experienced as manager
und housekeeper. Address, U-396, Bes.
Fa rot and Raach Lands.
IM acres Irrigated, 4 miles from Wheat,
land, Wyo.; all In alfalfa; 1 section 14
miles from Kimball, Neb.; too acres
broken; fine land; and It) acres I miles
from Atkinson, Neb. II. Uross. 601 S. 21!d.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith A Co., 1320 Parnam He
OMAHA Property and Nebraska Lands.
O KEEFE REAL EBTATE CO.,
IQH New Omaha Natl Bank Building.
MONET TO LOAN-Payne Ipv. Co.
WANTED Cltjr loans. Peters Trust Co.
AN EXPERIENCED manaaer nf
hiblts at world's cotton centennial,
world's Columbian exhibition and trans
mlsslsslppl exposition, or nuuiufaoturer
during tha Agricultural Implement and
Land show. High class relorences. U.
401, Bee.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cablet from Abroad Puzzle the Ope
ratori Monday Morning-.
TRADE PRESSES THE SHORT SIDE
Improvement la torn Crop Average
la Kx peeled from Fig-ores
Which Are Umm at the
Close Today.
OMAHA, Oct. 10, 191L
Cables were puuig ie hum auiui
ilie tarly session touay, opning cauie
weing lower und later snowuig an auvanc.
-rc, naeiy uue to ituiuuan or Arstuiina
not.
i i. trade la generally bearish anu
prcMiing Uie snort side. Cash prices lot
iiuru kinier wucat are very auong, but
uetter weather lorecasted win euaole a
eiiewal o( threslnug operations in the
northwest, aa conditions are uocidediy
inproveu this morning on both slues ot
too Canadian line.
Beats in the corn trade are figuring
on sums unpioveiuent In toe crop average
uy the report due at the olose today. ja
ilmate are for a total crop of X,suu,00Q,Uu0
uuMiiels. The commercial strength ul
casli com Is decidedly the bull feature.
A period of fine weather will no doubt
nave a temporary bearish effect.
Wheat valuoa sagged lower In face of
stronger cables, uomentlu news being
beaiiHli enough to ease the market. Casn
wheat sold Vsalo lower.
Fine clearing weather over the corn
belt had a bearish effect. Traders were
slow In making new commitments until
after the government report at the cioss
touay.
Primary wheat recclDta were 1. 631.000
bu. and shipments were M),0HU bu., against
receipts lust year of l,iiu,uuo and ship
nrms of bli.Uio bu.
1'ilmary corn receipts were 638, 0f0 bu.
and oiiipinrnia were Mu.OuO bu., against
rsculpts last year ot tt,t,ouo bu. and ship
ments of 4a9,uuu bu.
Clearances were 2.0U0 bu. of corn, none
of oats and wheat and flour eu,ual to
46,0uu bu.
llveruool closed jHp'm.A higher on wheat
and t(d lower on corn.
lh following cash prices were re
ported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 3 cars, V9c; No.
iiuiu. 1 car, ti.Ou: i cars. Hoc; i cius.
Wki; S cars, Kc; No. 4 hard, 1 car, tfHc;
ro. a spring, I car, ii.vi; i car, il.uo;
No. 2 durum, 1 car, Sjc; No. 4 mixed, i
car, 8c
CORN-No. 2 yellow. 1 car. 67c: No. S
yellow, 4 cars, 67c.
u B etanuard. l car. 46V e: no. i
white. 1 car. 4uc: 2 cars. 4bc: No. '
white. 1 car, 46c; no grade, 1 car iio.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. Ml4cifril 02! Nn 1
hard, KiViC!U.1.01; No. 4 hara, Ki VtfWSo.
v uni r.o. -x white. 66iiic: No. 1
while, W(Ki7c; No. 4 white, tW416c;
No. 1 color, 6ivti7c; No. I yellow, UtHkW
67c; No. 3 yellow, hoV(lic; No. 4 yellow,
vhtic; No. 2, tHv6c; No. 3, 66VH
6tVo; No. 4, 66uC64c; no grade. oiihb,o.
OA I 8 No. 2 white. 4t,kM4ittc: standard.
46i(46Wo; No. 2 white, 4fVac; No. 4
white, 4oVk-Hi4c: No. 2 yellow. 45Viui6c:
No. 4 yellow, 4uraibilc.
AKL,isy Maiung, L10(jpi.zo; No. 1
feed, Vlciutl.06.
lti'K No. 2, 9696c: No. 8, MSKc.
Carlo! Receipts.
Wheat. Corn.
Chicago 43 lii
Minneapolis 6W
Omaha bi 28
Duluth 77
Oats.
1S7
'io
13-4'5'14c: young Americas, 14gl44ic; long
horns, 14144C.
IMTATOK8-Essy; choice to fancy, 75
tior; fair to good, tiTOn.
POl'LTRY Firm; turkeys. Hie; chick
ens, lie; springs, lfiVic,
VBAL Hteady; 60 to 60 lbs . Ic; 60 to
ffi lbs., Vdl"Sc; 86 to 110 lbs., 11c
uaiiy movement or produce:
Articles.
Flour, bills....
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu. ......
Oats, bu
Rye. bu ,
Barley, bu.
Receipts.
... 13,l
... 70.WT0
...1W.M0
...453.MIO
... 15..VI0
....1M.6O0
Fhplments.
32.4"0
.7'I0
641.
U4,iift
l.tfO
Carlot Receipts Wheat. 43 cars, with 4
of contract grade; corn, 126 cars, with "t
or contract grade; oats, M7 cars. Total
receipts of wheat at Chicago, Ml'ine
apolls and Duluth today were l.?l cars,
compared with 1.S97. cars last week and
W3 cars tha corresponding day a year ago.
NEW YORK OKMRHAti MARKET
aoa(loas of the liar oa Varloas
Commodities.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
WANTED Position; attendant or
housekeeper; references exchanged. Ad
dress 404, Bee.
Comptometer operator, railroad exper
ience. G. Bee. "
FI RST-CLAS8 colored laundress want
work by the day. Webster 2472.
WANTED-Posltlon aa housekeeper m
first-class hotel; thoroughly competent;
reference; In or out of city. Address Box
36, Excelsior Bprlngs. Mo.
REFINED elderly lady wishes no.i.ion
as companion or care of Invalid or chil
dren. At convenience. II. 364, care Bee.
WANTED situation by a middle ared
experienced num. Position as general
farm superintendent accustomed to op
erating large Illinois farms, understands
modern farm methods of handling stock
ot all kinds. Address 113.3. Ree.
16,600, ample real estate security. .
years, T per cent. D . Bee.
C1TT and farm. JOHN N. FltENZKR.
1100 to 110,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead. Wsad Bldg.. I8th and Farnam.
MONET to loan on business or resi
dence properties. 11,000 to 4JU0.UA). W. U.
TllOMAH. Mil First Nat. Bank Bldg.
LOW RATES. BEMlS-CARLBERa CO
110-JlJ Brand. U Theater Bldg.
EXPERIENCED accountant will take
ears of small set of books during spare
time. B 4J7, Bee.
WANTED FARM LOANS,
Vestment Company, Omaha.
Kloke la-
FI11ST TllUST COftESg ti
' 1 i i
LARGE city loans wanted; mortgages
4k bonds bought and sold. 8TULL liKUd.
COMPTOMETER operator, railroad ex
nerlence, references. Address B-363, care
Be.
Th Merchant Who Has the Goods la
tha One Who Lets the Publlo Know It
Throug Advertising In Tha Bee.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
TO TRADE 160 acres New Huron. S,
D., price $10,0U9; mortgage 3u,4uu, equity
14,600. What have you? C. C Issennuu.
1v Brandeis '1 beater Bldg.
TO TRADE A J!, 000 equity la a Ovs
room house, barn suid two lota In Omaha
for automobile. J. A. Cuaubera, Audsr
son, la.
KXCHANQE3. all kinds; list with us;
rend for exchange book. Colorado Laud
4k Investment Co., Palisade, Colo.
EXCHANOEd-A. C.
Trade. D. 1637.
Jewell. Board of
TO EXCHANGE I have several good
quarters of bouih Dakota land slightly
encumbered to exchange lor merchandise.
If Interested, write lock boa 317. kstle
Butte, a. D.
tiAL.r secuin o( gooa land, I miles
jriin n.imuaii, ceo. toounty seatl. Twenty
acres and a town lot la the onion bait
of Texas. Twenty acres and two tows
lots In the fig and orange tguli oat
belt of Texas. Two nice quarters of tabis
land near Julssburg. Colo. Will consider
a bunch ot good horses, good cants or
clear, earning towu property. Address
Uttl M. AllHUtt, mo. ,
SEE J. L. Barber to sell, or exchange
iijwuii. w immi u vt g raue. u. 4H1
J ir you nave anything to
iraue. write me. o. fi. wait, all Bee Bldg.
I iiamjle txensnges everywhere. For
rceutie e uia, Lnao, sil jmss Blag. 1J. 1&2,
WE cxchaUKe properUea of merit. C. W
WelBlt, kii-U O. N. Bee Bldg. Uoug. 764,
8MALL RANCH WANTED.
A widow woman wants to trade bar
to new houses located In Oinai.n r.
Ing for lU per uionth, and some unim
proved laud she owns fur a good small
Improved stock ranch In Nebraska.
Would Ilka one with sou.e stock and ma
chinery on It. Give location, price and
full description In ftrat letter If you
waiii ku anawer. nuji itfc jniana.
U'UlT have von f..r r.t k.. .
Hon of Lincoln county Und? Price, lit)
xsr acre, jtuuiess. l su, care Bee.
0 ACREd In Thurston Co. for Omaha
real e.iaie. "lei. liiuney ek Harry 11
l ULUklll, ulv lilll'l.
Peraislent Advertising
li'g IUtuius.
the Koad to
BEE Miss Ianc In "The Widows Nlsht"
at the American theater. If Mrs. C. A.
Hproft, 1403 8o. lfith Ht., will come to The
Ree office within three days we will
give her an order for a pair of tickets.
Ship your stock to South Omahat
gave mileage and shr1nkaK: your
congiRnmenu rvceiTa prompt and
careful attention.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Dyers Proa tt Co. Strong and responsible.
Features of the Trading- and Closing
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1. Evening un ,of
trades to be prepared for the government
crop report rained the wheat inu'kot to
day from depression due to better wea
ther northwest. The cose was a shade
to Ho higher than Haturday night. Com
showed a net loss of to Va4rHc,
oats finished a sixteenth otf to a like
amount up and hog products varying
from 2Vjo decline to an equal advance.
The Washington figures regarding
spring wheat turned out to be slightly
buliuh.. The fact was not definitely
known, however, until trading had come
to an end. Indeed for the greater por
tion of the day a heavy tone prevailed,
the result largely of hedging sales for
the northwest. The bg Increase In visi
ble supply formed another Influence
atralnst the bulls. Besides the edge was
otf the cash market. The main factor
most or the time, however, was the Idea
that the better weather In American an1
Canadian northwest would permit a re
newal of threshing nd hasten the for
ward movement of the crop. Aa a rula
speculators Inclined to buv did not art
on the report that Turkey had declared
grain snipments to be contraband. The
only real comfort on the bull side came
from contemnlallna the notion suhea.
qiiently verified that the government re
port wouia w against the bears. During;
the srnslon December f luctiiateil Wun
!7Va7c, closing firm at 87. a gain of
net.
In com guesses about tha srovernment
report went wrong, the 'actual exhibit
being In favor of the bulla aa a condi
tion percentage better than '71 had ben
looked for, whereas the news from Wash
ington said 704. Better weather and
larger offertnss from tha muntrv ran.
trolled the market and bent prices down
ward. December ranted from tat tiiUL
er4c closing- steady Wo net lower at
vtitc. t-aan grartee were easy. No. I
yellow finished at 711rTlV4je,
On account of an erroneous belief that
the government figures regarding oats
would bo practically the same aa a month
ago, the market waa steady. In reality,
the report proved bearish, indicating al
most a bushel an acre average gain In
the total estimated yield. High and low
levels touched bv Ie cemhnr sum 174k
ana iec witn the cose a shade net
nisner at iiic.
Provisions were firm. In the end. how
ever, no change could be noted In pork.
aru or ros more man svtjo either way
from Saturday's closing.
wuoiations of leading products were;
NEW YORK. Oct. .-FLOUR-Market
moderately active; spring patents, t.30i
6.60; winter straights, I4.0u4i4.lo; winter
patents, M 2.VU4 60; spring clears, 4.2.
4.60; Kansas straights. 4-64 70. Kye
flour, market steady; fair to good, S4.7!l
4.f; choice to fancy, 3ft.0Ofci5.U0.
CORN MEA I. Market steady; fine white
and yellow, 3l.4otf 1.45; coarse, fl.3iyUl.40;
kiln dried, 13.65.
WHEAT Hoot market easy; No. 2 red,
M'ac, elevator, export basis, and 9fic f.
o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern ouiutn, si.iots
o. b. afloat Futures market opened a
little higher on cables. Wheat turned
heavy today under bearish northwest
news and the visible supply Increase,
later rallying on unfavorable political ad
vices from southern Europe. It ciowed
net unchanged. December, $1.02 l-lhW
! ;; cloned at $1. OB 6-16; May, tl.OHD
1 OH 6-16: closed at ll.WVi. Receipts, 190,-
700 bu.; shipments. 803.100 bu.
CORN Knot market easy; No. Z, 7tc,
elevator, uometlc basis to arrive, and
76HO f. o. b. afloat for export no. . fu
tures market nominal. Receipts, zv.to
bu.; shipments, 65,670 bu.
OATS-Hpot market steady. Future
market was nominal- Receipts, lU.lio
bu.; no shipments.
HAY Market steady: prime. II.ZZi
No. 1. Il.lutol.20; NO. 2, 1. 101.15; No. 3,
II .0001.116. ...
H1DEH 'Market aun; t,entrai America,
20c; Bogota, 214U22fcc
LEATHKR Market Bteady; hemlock
firsts, 2.Vr7c; seconds, li3'tc; thirds,
l(t'i0c; rejects, 15c.
PROVItsiONB Market stcaoy; mean.
tl6.764Tl7.0u; family, llD.OOuai.OO; short
rl.um 116 7.frl7.M) Re4f. aulet: mees.
312.6m),13.00; family, 113.60114.00; beef hams,
.00(j32.fi0. Cut meats, steady; p,tcaieu
bellies, 10 to It pounas, tn.win..ii
pickled hams, $12.004j-12.5O. Lard, steady;
mlrlrtlewem nrlme. 39.10(39.20: refined.
steady; continent, $.6; Houth America,
310.60: compound, $7.D0ii'7.75.
TALLOW Market nrm; prime ciiy,
bhds., 6c, nominal; country, Vu6c.
UttTT. LI ...... rrn m.ru ni.iitlM 31 U.
&3ic; creamery, extras, 31c; creamery,
lairs, firsts, 27j29c; creamery, held, spe
cials, 2Vrtl!30c; creamery, extras, 2S
2c; same, firsts, 26Vjr.c; process, spe
cials, 2W.!4Mc; same, extras, 23c; same.
rirsts, 2XauW. factory, current maae,
tlrHts, 21c.
CHEESE Steady; skims, 12H1ZC.
EGGS Firm; fresh gathered, extras.
3Cu31c; same, extras, firsts. XTg'Xo- fresh
gathered, firsts, 22-c; held, rresn, poor
to fair, 154(19c; fresh gathered, dirties,
No. 1, 17H17Vic; fresh gathered, checks,
prime, 1516c; refrigerator, first sea
son's storage charges paid. 20tt&2lc; No.
1, dirties, 1316c; western, gathered,
whites, 26300.
POULTRY Alive, firm; prices not es
tablished. Dressed, easier;, western- broll
ors, 12$ 19c; fowls, WalTHc; turkeys, broil
ers, 2ie; others, 1018c.
WOOD BRO&, 2J4-38 Exchange Bldg.
Great West. Com. Co., Omaha Denver.
W. R. SMITH 4t BON just handle sheep.
W. F. DENNY t CO., 133 Kxch. Bldg-.
TAQG BROS, handle cattle, bogs, sheep.
CLIFTON Com. Co., 222 Exchange Bldg.
Donahue 41 Randall Co., 303 Jxch. Bldg.
Clay, Robinson 4k Co.. 300 Exch. Bldg.
The Standard Com. Co.. US Exch. Bids.
W. R. SMITH t SON Just handle sheep.
Interstate Co, Better results. Ship to ua.
BURKE-K1CKLY CO.. 201 Exch. Bldg.
L E. ROBERTS 4k CO.. Exch. Bidg.
Allen Dudley 4k Co.. 236-37 Exch. Bldg.
Cox 4k Jonea Com. Co., bunch of hustlers.
Ralston 4k Fonda, live stock com. tner.
Farmer L. 8. Com. Co.. 203 Kxchanga
Denoalt proceeds of shipments in uil
- - .i V1.il 1 . L- . . . "
iivua . t i vuijr vaua at yarils.
WINK BKOH. 4k CO.. Exchange Bldg.
LAVERTY BROS.. 138-40 Exch. Bidg
PaxtoA-Eckroaa Chem. Co. st'k remedlea.
Martin Bros. V Co.. 3u3-T Kxch. Bldg.
Ales Q. Buchanan 4k Son. U4-M Ex. Bldg.
OMAHA THE GRAIN MARKET
WEEKS GRAIN CO.. grain merchants.
-".'.'" viivhtc. IW liiauutia
Nebraska-Iowa Grain Co. 74 Brandela.
THE UPDIKE GRAIN CO. Consign.
nivuia caictuny nauuiea. uuiana, Neu.
ME1;R1AM COMM1.H81GN CO. "Ask the
mail no naa iiu-u ua
CAVKH8 ELEVATOR CO.. who.a
dealt i s In gi a', bay, chug feed,
allantiasis L1J.
tale
Jl
St. Loots General Market.
8T. LOUIS. Oct. t. WHEAT Cash,
lower; track. No. 2, red 9)aaSc; No. I
hard, 11.01 WQ 110; December, Vic: May.
ll.K.'tt.
CORN-Hlgher; track. No. 2, VHffl0c;
No. 2 white, 714j'72c; December, MQac.
OATS Bteady ; track. No. 4. lc; No.
2 white, 4.S',4rg4'.tc; December, 47c.
RYE Unchanged at 98c.
FLOUR Firm; red winter patents,
t4.3CKa4.70; extra fancy and straight, 33.90
4j4.2f; hard winter clears, S3.25to3.40,
bekp-nmotny, iiwBH.oo.
CORNMEAL-43.20.
HR AN Higher; sacked east track,
H .126 LIS.
HAY Hteady; timothy, 20.00& 25.00;
prairie, 11 2. Wo 16.00.
PKOVIS10N8 Pork. lower; jobbing.
16.26; lard, unchanged; prime steam.
S8.8oru.9o: dry salt meats, unchanged.
boxed extra shorts. 39.(10; clear ribs, 19.00;
short clears, 39.12H: bacon, unchanged;
boxod extra short, 310.00; clear ribs. 110.00;
short Clears, 3L0.12H.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 9Hc;
sprlncs, 11c; turkeys, 14Htol6c; ducks,
11 He; geese, 10c.
BlITTlDR Higher; creamery, zxtiac.
EGGS Higher at 21c
Keceipts empments
Artlcl s Open. Illgh. Low. Close. iKat'y,
Dec.
May.
July.
Corn
Dec.
May.
Oats
Deo..
May.
July.
Pork
Jan..
May.
Lard
Nov.
Jan..
Ribs
Jan.,
May.
.1
44
4'
47 W,
60H'OH
15 46
16 30
97V
1
I
103SVI
1 H
mi
S3 64-,'
V&4iHK,,66W!H tws
47W
4ISI
47W
16 30
t 93
8 om
I 8 8
a mi
106
I IS
too
I 96
07H
1TV
47'
IS 3?S
16 24
I 96
8 ITM,
I 8 ICS,
I 02Vs
8 06
8 12Si
I 14
'H4WH
47S sOii
so
is r
16 22Si
96
8 97 H
8 fi'ml
I0S
16 40
96
I 92V,
106
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. 4.L'Vli
176; winter straights, 33.Mxu4.iO; spruig
stralghu, S4.an4.M; bakers, 83.70Uo.lo.
RYE No. 2. 97c
BARLEY Feed or mixing. SOcdtLOO;
lair to choice, malting. 31 lt'ul.63.
tEEl)8 Timothy. U3.ouuia.ou; clover,
tl4uuuil9.26.
PROVISIONS Moss Dork, per Dbl..
tl6.6ou 16.76; lard, per 100 lbs., tv; short
ribs, sides tiuose), 3H OiHj fciV,; short
clear sides (boxed). 3S.S7Wii4.5o.
Total clearances of wheat and riour
were equal to 4J6.000 bu. Primary l
ceipts were 1.631.1MJ bu., compared with
l.iU2,ou0 bu. the cvrresuundlng day a year
ago. The visible supply of wheat In tha
United Mtates Increased 3.989.000 bu. for
the week. The amount of breadstuff on
ocean passage Increased 808,000 bu.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow
Wheat, 89 cars: corn, 271 cars; oats, 324
cars; hogs, 18.0W head.
Chicago Cash Prlcesv-Wheat : No.
red. tsiVrtTSc; No. 3 red. 9uiXV; No.
I hard, 81.011(11 vt; jvo. i naro, sucii ui
No, 1 northern, 31.106'l.U; No. 1 north
ern. 31. oii 110; No. 3 northern, 8l.07tit.10:
velvet chaff, (Octi'lO?; No. 2 spring. 11.03
6107; No. 3 spring, 1 o,ri 07 ; No.
spring, 90--r1.04; durum. 9oc'til.04. Corn
No. 2. 7lo 7le; No. 3. TlViulVo: No. ;
yellow. 7lUv71Ho; No. 3, 70V!i'71o; No, 3,
ni,iso; Nil. s yellow, iivay; rvo.
8i''r.0lc; No. 4 white, 7o'?i7oVc; No.
yellow, 7t''y 70V- Oats: No. 1. 4oc
No. 2 while, 4VWa4c; No. 3. 40V'i No. ;
white. 46i'a471c; No. 4 hlto, 464:c
stalitlard, 47'.6 7o,
lit ' Vl'EU-r'irm. creameries, tiii2Vrc
uulrlea. tiu.xc.
Mlii8-fcuady: receipts. 8.643 cases; at
murk, caws included, lie; firsts, 3oc
Prime fiiMts. 21 Wc.
CUELU-btMtay; daisies, H'Ho; twins.
Flour, bhls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ,.
Oats, bu. ...
17,000
. 67,000
. 11.000
.117,01)0
12,000
31.0CO
21.000
68,000
OMAHA tlYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle EeceipU Are Light and Tone
of Trade is Stronger.
HOGS ABE A NICKEL HIGHER
"esaloa Is Fast aad Snappy aad the
Yards Are Cleared Early
Sheep aad Lambs Are
Irregular.
1.M6
3.001
l,.t3
2,152
1.826
6.9o6
48.t"V
4i,0.1i
W.t)Cl
83.714
SOUTH OMAHA, October t. MIL
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Estimated Monday 9,i
Hame day last week.. 16.543
Same day 2 weeks ago. 16.4m
hime day I weeks ago.ll.&to
Same day 4 weeks ao. 10.8J
Bame day last year ..13.0.5
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, as compared witn
last year: 1911. 1I0. inc. Dec.
Cattle 8x0.428 901.965 21,637
Hogs 1.9U.9H6 1,6m, 2( 334,718
Sheep 2.046,ttt) J,9Uf.774 46.IW2
The following table shows the average
prices for hogs at South Omaha lor the
last few days, with comparisons:
Data 1911. 1910.109.1.!1907. 11906.116-
Sept. 29 167 I 2
dept. U
Oct. 1
Oct.
Oct. 8..
Oct. 4..
Oct b..
Oct. ..
Oct. 7..
Oct. 8..
Oct. ..
6 22fe 8 41
1 H fail
0 21
25 I 1
2H 8 4o,
8 2. 8 2
s 22Vki t m
6 1 6 40
UWI 8 47
I 8 27
2:
26
7 80 6 45 6 841
7 6. i 81 1
7 64 1 lb 6 92
7 67 1 8 li 6 9H
7 61) 8 20 6 0;
6 2U
6 :
6 19
i u
7 981 6 66 I
7 88 6HI 03
7 871 6 bO 6 011
7 88 1 6 3i 6 91
1 6 83 6 81 6 27) 6 l
7 82 i 6 M
6 IS
6 Ok,
6 06
6 3i t 03
I ft 00
6 32(
ti 30) 6 06
Sunday.
RacelDta and disnosliion or live a lock
the Union block xarus. South Omaha, f
twenty-lour hours ending: at t p. m. ys
terday:
RECEIPTS CAKH.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'
c, m. ft st. p
union Pacific ...... 43
C. & N. W. cast.. ..
C. & N. W., west.. 146
C, St. P., M ft O,, 8
C, B. ft Q., east.. ..
C, B. ft 14., west.. 191
'., R. 1. ft P., east. 1
Illinois Central
C. G. W
Total receipts.... 8S
2
6
4
12
1
1
6
2
3
1
37
96
6
60
20
1
178
26
DlOtubliitjN- Hk.AD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co .... 495 boO 1,807
Hwlft and Company.. ..l,0.lo 406 2,520
Cudahy Packing CO....L131 fcti 3,823
Armour ft Co 1.400 461 2,916
Morrell 6
W. li. Vansant Co 21
Benton, Vansant ft la. 341
Stephens Bros 3 .....
Hill ft Son 672
F. B. Lewis 209
Huston & Co 76
J. B. Root ft Co 156
J. H. Bulla 191 i...
U F. Hums 846
U Wolf 614
S. Werthetmer 8X5
H. F. Hamilton 237. .....
M. Hagerty 24 ,
lrfe Rothschild 167
Roth 29
Mo. ft Kan, Calf Co.. loO
Krebs 34 ..... .....
Cllne ft Christy 127
Hlggins 4 .....
Mcconaughy 16 ..... .....
Huffman 60 '
Longman 1 ..
Myers 4)
Goldberg 6
Baker, Jones ft Smith.. 4
Other buyers 1,340 22,950
Kansas Cltr Grain aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 9. WH EAT Cash.
unchanged to Ho lower; No. 2 hard, 31.01
61.08; No. 3, 11.0111.07; No. 2 red. 11. Ox
l.OOH; No. 3, OTto-SUc; December, 99toi99Vko;
May. IL02S.
COltN uncnanged to ho lower; No. I
mixed. TOtolOHc: No. . 7oo; No. 1 white,
70Ho; No. 3, 70c; December, tUftfrtilHc;
May, 63ato; July, 3o
OATS Steady ; No. I white. 4S48VLe:
No. S mixed, 4tff47c,
RYE 9WU96C,
HAY Slow; steady: choice timothy.
$18.5019.00; choice prairie, l3.50ft 13.00.
HUTTBlt creamery, Vic; firsts, 2480;
K-nnds, 22c; packing stock, 164o.
EGGS Extras, 22 Vic; firsts, 21o; sec
onds, 13VC
. Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu 145.0W 42.000
Corn, bu 61.000 20.000
Oats, bu 10,000 16,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 9. W H K AT De
cember. 31.08W; May. 31.12: No 1 hard.
fl.OtH: No. 1 northern. 1.07H&1 08a; No.
northern. 8l.04bktoi.ut; no, 8. l.ouv(o
11.02.
FL.AX 82.33.
HA RLEY 70c& 31 IS.
CORN No. I yellow, MVrffO.
OATS No. I white, 4641460,
RYE No. 2, 92c. .
B RAN 31.606 23.00.
FLOUR First patents, 3S.S((6 60; peo-
ond patents, 34.90o6.a0; flrvt clears, $3.80
64.16; second cleara, 32.7ihq3.10.
Liverpool Grain Market.
IJVERPOOL. Oct. , WHEAT Spot
steady; No. 1 Manitoba. 8s 4d; No. I
Manitoba, 8s Id. Futures firm; October,
7s 4'd: December. 7s ld; March, 7s
n-d.
CORN Spot, nrm: American mixea s
2d. Futures, dull; October, not quoted,
January, 6s Hd.
Philadelphia Prodaee Market.
Pim.ADELPHIA. Oct. I. BUTTER
Firm: extra western market io. i cream
er v. 82: do nearby prints, S3.
rXtOa r irm ; jrenns iranis anu oinw
nearby firsts f. c, 7M per case; do cur
rent recelnts f. C.T xrf730 per case.
CHEESE Firm: New York full creams
fancy, 16; do fair to good. 1414V4.
Mllwsskes Oraln Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. a WHEAT No.
I northern. I1.1061.1: No. 1 northern,
ll.0btol.lo; No. t hard winter, 1.04L0tt;
December. t8c; May. 31 03.
OATS Standard, 47V4hc,
BARLEY Malting, 11.101.25.
Ttelatk Grain Market.
D1TLTTT1L Oct. .-WHEAT No.
hard, 11.6: No. 1 northern, 1107; No.
t northern. 81 0CMS 1.04V; No. 3. 97SlSc:
December, tl.tf. asked; May, L11
1.11 asked.
OATS 460
Omaha Predsee Market.
BUTTER Creamery, 28c; packing
stock. 19c.
EGGS No 1. 20c: No. 2. 13c.
llil-LTKY-Rrolers. Uc; springs. c:
roosters, 6c; hena. 9c; ducks, 10c; geese.
lOo.
laiar Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. .-SUGAU-Rs w,
firm; muscovado, 89 test, 6.46c; centri
fugal, 98 test. 6.96c; molasses, 89 test, i.'Ma
Refined, steady.
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA Oct. t.-HAT-No. 1. tlS 00:
No. 1. 811.09: coarstf. 810 00; packing stock.
;(i.ii; alfalfa, 313-00. Mraw; Wheat,
I.6oiu.o0, r a and wata, Is.ou.
Totals ...f. 9,618 1.953 34,020
CATTLE The week opens out with a
liberal run of cattle, although there was
a 30 per cent decrease as compared with
a week ago. Very few cornied cattle
were Included In the arrivals and the
shortage In dry-lot stuff this season has
been very pronounced. What few corn
feds were ottered found a ready sale at
somewhat stronger prices, but the quan
tity and quality ot the offerings pre
vented any very intelligent comparison
of prices as compared with last week.
The tone to the trade, however, was de
cidedly stronger and the demand also
showed Improvement.
In western rangers tha beef end of the
receipts was fairly large, but as was
the cane last week, the quality was not
very good as a rule. Anything attractive
enough to bring out competition found a
ready outlet at prices strong to a dime
higher than last week and the trading
was tolerably active. The medium to
common kinds that did not appeal to
ether packers or the feeder buyers showed
little or no Improvement and trade was
rsther sluggish on anything of this kind.
There waa a better demand for cows
and heifers than last week and most
grades sold to rather better advantage,
although the preponderance of low grade
skull naturally operates to reduce the
demands for she stock. Good to choice
grsdes, however, sold fully as high as
last week and the medium to common
grades were. If anything, a shade
stronger. Veal calves were quotably about
steady and there was a good outlet and
linu market for bulls, stags, etc.
Business In Blockers and feeders was
not overly active and for the most part
prices were about In the same notches
aa toward the close of last week. Yard
traders carried over liberal supplies front
last week and were not very enthusiastic
buyers, although there was a very fair
Inquiry from the country and desirable
fleshy cattle sold to somewhat better ad
vantage than recently. The medium and
common kinds, however, made up the big
bulk of the supply and found a rather
Indifferent outlet at much the same
prices as prevailed last week.
uuotauons on native came. Good to
choice beet steers, 7.a7.90; lair to good
beet steers, ).oOi7.io; common to fair
beet steers, 34. i6tou.60; good to choice heir
ers, $4.75to5.6o; good to choice cows, $4.bu6)
6. DO; fair to good cows, 83.iato4.6W; common
to fair cows. Ki.7Jto3.ia: veal calves, 83.60
6'60.
Quotations on range cattle; Good to
choice beef steers. 3&.60toi.60: fair to
good beet steers, 4.90u)6.4u; common to
fair beef steers, 34.25to4.oO; good to choice
heifers. S4.75to6.26; good to choice cows,
H.U-oO. fair tJ good cows, 83.7uto4.40;
good to choice etockers and feeders, 86.00
66.00; fair to good Blockers and feeders,
I4.40to6.oi; common to fair stockers and
feeders. 83.3ixa4.26: slock neners. 33.UKU)
4.26; buns, stags, etc, tt-axtro-w.
huUB-Bel. era In the nog yards made
the most ot tne opportunity that a mea
ger supply afforded and managed to boos
the Iraue levels a nickel higher. It was a
fast, snappy session at the advance and
tne varus were entirely cleared iteiore lu
o clock.
Only thirty-five loads were received in
11, hardly more than enough to make
one good sixrd packing drove. Ordinary
grades, weighing over 260 pounds, made
up tne Dig bulk, ana mere was practic
aily nothing on saie In the way of bacon
animals.
Naturally, long strings settled at
very narrow spread and the extreme top
proved to be also tne nign price on bulk
Moat of the hogs were purchased at 86.46
tt .60, tha latter price being the highest
paid.
Shipping demand had little or no In
fluence In causing the advance, as the
total buy on outside account did not ex
ceed a half dosen loads. There waa no
buying worth mentioning of a purely
speculative character.
SHEEP For the first time In many
days the market for sheep and lambs
appeared wobbly. Twin factors, a heavy
supply and relatively poor demand from
the country, were mainly responsible for
lack of activity and easier trend to val
ues. These conditions were also aggra
vated by one of the largeat runs of the
season at Chicago and all early advices
from that market were decidedly bearish.
Very little business was transacted In
any branch ot the trade during opening
rounds, but a big majority of feeder
stock In receipts placed good fat grades
In a firm position, and strings of this
description usually escaped coat cheap
ening, ruling just about steady. Tuppy
fat lambs, coming straight, were rare
exceptions, and bulk of packers' buy had
to be shaped up through the sorting- gate.
Good lambs ranged around S5.6to6-60. n.
dleatlng a limit of 86.90 for something
prime in this line.
Heavy'wethers. rather rough, sold In
a wholesale lot at 81.76, and ewes landed
at figurea little different from those In
force at last week's clone. Few good
yearlings were available, but Inquiry had
healthy tone and offerings moved off In
very good sesson. In general light pro
portion of fat sheep did not admit of
weaker prices, and trade as a whole was
Well sustained.
Feeders, claiming the market, met with
a slack demand and clearance promised
to be difficult. Desirable lambs with
quality and a little weight sold around
IS and high-grade stock proved very slow
over 8R.10. Most of the early sales car
ried figures under S5. Indicating a list of
values weak to a dime lower. Feeder
ewes sold largely under 13, the Bame as
recently, uut or a total supply m ,
head the percentage of feeders was esti
mated nt seven-tenths.
wuotntions on sneep sna ismon; iyiii"i
good to choice, 5. 605. 90; lambs, falr to
sooo, a... ai7H.no; ismns, cuns, n.iuv"."i
lambs, feeders, t4.264i3.10: yearlings, good
to choice, 34.aV(j4.40; vearllngs. feeders,
33.&&4.25; wethers. hsndy. t3.7Mrr4.I0;
wethers, heavy, 83.6504.00; wethers, feed
ers, 33.2T-(i3.6.r; ewes, good to choice, t3.30j
1.65; ewes, fair to good, t3.00M3.30; ewes,
, a ., , . , . i mi IT'.
vircumn, to .rr!'.w; ewe, icvuu
3.10; ewes, culls, Il.50ii2.33.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Steady Hoys
Higher Rhrrp Weak.
CHICAGO, Oct. . CATTLE Receipts,
24.000 head; market for good grades 100
higher, others slow and Hieady; beeves,
I4.6itos.30; Texas steers, t4.10Hj.00; west
ern uteers, tl.104rtl.6D; stockers and feed
ers. t3.15fn5.5A: cows and heifers, t3.00yj
6.2u; calves, t6.OOtr9.50.
HOG-Recelpts, 24.000 head; market &-uj
10c up; light, fi,15;iB.82; mixed. W.Svij
6.90; heavy, t6. 067.6.80; rough, tv-Onto'lfe;
good to choice heavy, t6.25fr8.s6; pigs, H00
toti.90; bulk of saies, ! 40ti .75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, fiOOOO
head; market weak at early declines; na
tive sheep, t2.50ii4.25; westerns, $3.014 23;
yearlings. I3.85to4.7n; native lambs, t4.25toi
4.35; westerns, 84 60to6.40.
St. Load Lire Flock Market.
ST. inms. Oct. t. CATTLE Receipts,
7.821 head. Including 8.400 TexanB; market
10 to 16o higher; southern morsei strong
10c higher; native shipping and export
steers, t7.00&.00; dresued and butcher
steers, 35.7&'a7.60; steers undoer 1,000
pounds. H-OWf-Oo; stockers ana ieeaera,
t3.0lKq6.25; cows and heifers, 3.0iK('7.25;
canners, tt-OOWAOO; bulls. 3.76yS.2&; calves,
H.hkH.&0; Texas and Indian steers, 11.00
to7.00: cows and hellerB, w.uwao.u".
HOGS Receipts, 6,892 head; market 10c
hlirhor: nlirs and llchts. to.0OflG.86: pack
ers. 36.Vijti.90. butchers and best heavy,
t6.X&6.80. J J
.......... . . . n ..me T", I AT
CVl 1 f . r. AINP liAMDO rvcw.-ciyia,
head; market strong to a shade higher;
native muttons. t3.ito4.0o; lambs, t4.0oy
6.10; culls and bucks, 1.2oa3.60; stockers,
tl.50to3.00.
Kansas Cltr Lire Stock Market.
iivuid -ttv o p ITT! V H e-
n mi ...to v . . w - - - -
celpts, 32,000 head, including 2,500 south
erns; market Sleaay to loo lower; caira,
lie higher; dressed beef and export
steers. t6.80to"S.Oo; fair to good, t5.00to4.75:
western steers, tl.OOSjj7.16; stockers and
feeders, t3.75ffi5.76; southern steers, 83.50toi
6.25; southern cows, t3.GOft4-40. nntlve
cows, 82.7orpo.oo; native netiers, w.imi.w,
bulls, t3.25to4.26; calVes. t4.0o7.60.
HOGS Keceipts, t,uuu neaa; marnei a
to 10r; hfa-her: bulk of Bales. Sti.40xit.56:
heavy, t6.406.60; packers and butchers,
t6.25to6.55; lights, 16.25toe.50; pigs, . H.VoW
6.50. . .
SHEEP AND IAM1J Keceipts, j-j.uuu
head: market strong: lambs, 4.!srtj.li;
yearlings, t4.00to5.O0; wethers, t3.50fa-4.10;
ewes, tl.2aW4.9U. Btocaers aim iccuuia,
t2.6Gto4.00.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
rt JOSEPH. Oct. . CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,000 head; market, steady to lua
lower; steers, t4.60J.00; cows and heif
ers, t2-80to6.60; calves, 33.7uto7.75.
HOGS Receipts, 2,500 head; market, 6
lOo higher; top, 16.60; bulk of sales, 16.40
SrlC.iilr' AINU LAUDO JV c'l'in, w,wv
head; market slow; lambs, t5.ooto6.00.
y
Stoek In Sight.
Recelnts of live stock at the five princi
pal western markets yesterday:
Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 9,600 2.200 48.000
fet. Joseph 4,000
Kansas city oz.wv
St. Louis 7.80O
Chicago ..24,000
2.500
6,000
6,900
24,000
6,000
19,000
2.400
60,000
Total receipts 73.400 40,600 134,400
Coffee Market.
tt7iit vrt3v rw. ft nfiFPRE Fu
tures opened Irregular at an advance of la
points to a decline of five points, near
montrls being higher on active covering
Inspired by the continued strength of
Braaln and higher European cables, while
tne late aeJivenea remKi .. T
. -i a .. ,,.i ...altered realising.
nib uoinii m...- - . .
Trading was very active, but while there
was liberal profit taking, offerings were
a 1.. v.A aomanrl O WsllTlli
ti ,v ino tnxriMBai anrl fnlUwin& Drivato
l II rj ulrtHiuiH avsausHia m
cables from Brazil reiteratlutc com
plaints ot unfavorable weather for the
flowering, tne marnet woraeu aun
with every delivery making new high
records during the afternoon. The close
i. .. i .. - .... .i An i w- fiKr hut steady
WB uai i J ni. j " w.w
on all the later -tnonths with prices from
15 to 20 points aoove me cioiiih
of Saturday. December and January con
tracts were relatively firm and winter
months shorts seemed to be very nervous
over tne sirengtn oi ora.au aim piv
cables from Santos claiming that U waa
dangerous to offer coffee for -forward
- V. ! . An,lnv Hi. linfll Vflrahlfl CTOU
outlook and advancing tendency of the
. ...... , C, V. . . M . M
primary marKeis. oai,
the day, October. 13.50c; November,
13,55c; December, 13.60c; January, 13.50c;
February, J3.46c; Marcn, April, may,
June, July, August and September, 13 34o.
tiavre was imiWJ' nan , 1L-
burg was IJi'l pfg. higher. BJo, "73
rels, higher at 8 8575; Santos 4s, 60 rels
higher at 8 t50; 7s, 10 rels higher, at
8 1000. Receipts at the two Brullan
ports, 94,000 bags against 69,000 last year.
800 last year. New York warehouse de
liveries Baturuay, iu,a nags, bbujuov
637 last year. The special cable from
Santos reported 4s, 150 reis higher today
nrf San Pauln recelDts of 109.000 against
89,000 on Saturday.
cipot conee. nrm, io. i raw, ti-iv
14; Santos No. 4, 164, iff 1574 nominal. Mild,
nominal, Cordova, ltito'li.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Oct 9. METALS Stand
ard copper, weak; spot, October, Novem
ber and December, 8H.75toTl.85. London
market easy; spot, 54 12s d: futures,
55 5s 6d. Arrivals at New York reported
today, 475 tons. Custom house returns
show exports of 2,562 tons so far this
month. Lake copper, tl2.50312.C2; elec
trolytic, tl2.atol2.37; casting, tl-00
U25. Tin, firm; spot and October, t40.-i
4i40 55; November, t40.35to40.66; December,
tu).36to4070. January, t40.35to 40.55. London,
firm; spot. flS6; futures, 184 6s. Lcsd,
quiet; New York; I4.20ji4.27
East St. Louis. London, 15 5a. Spelter,
quiet; t5.95to6.0S New York; t5.Mi5.95
East St. Louis. London C7 lfis. Anti
mony, dull; Cookson s. t.26to837. Iron,
quiet; Cleveland warrants, 46s In London.
Locally Iron waa quiet; No. 1 foundry
northern, tl5.2toi5 &0: No. 2, tl5.0ohl5.25;
No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern soft,
I15.00yio.i0.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. t. METALS Lead:
Steady at K26(84.r. Spelter: Higher at
15.96.
Evaporated Applies nad Dried Frnlts
NEW YORK. Oct. . EVAPORATED
APl'LES Continue steady on spot with
fancy quoted at P4tollc; choice, 9to9Vc
and prime, 8to8o.
DRIED FRLilTo Prunes, in the local
market with quotations ranging from
7c to 13c for California fruit up to 40-&os:
Oregons nominal. Apricots, quiet and
practically nominal; choice, 15iil5c;
extra choice, ltKil)bc. fancy, 17to'l&c.
Peaches In slow demand and the tone
ot the market appears fairly steady,
although no quotable change Is reported
in prices; choice, lltollc; extra choice.
1-tol-Wc; fancy, 12c. Raisins, firm;
loose muscatels, 84i7c; choice to fancy
seeded, 8i9c: seedless, 6toc; London
layer. tl.4otol-45-
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. .-COTTON-Spot
closed 20 points lower; middling uplands
,75c; middling gulf, 10c; sales, 1.700 bales.
Futures opened steady; October, 9.65c;
December, 9.75c; January, 6.600; Febru
ary, 8.66c; March, .70c; April. .74c; May,
t.83c; June, 88c; July, t.89c; September,
t 72c.
Futures closed steady; October, .42c;
November, 8. 46c; December, 9.60c; Janu
ary, 8.40c ; February. 8. toe; March, 9.62c;
April, 9.67c; May, 8.66c; 'June, 9.70c; July,
8. ilc; September, 9.53c.
Tnrpentlao nnd Koaln Market.
BAVANNAH. Ga.. Oct. , Turpentine,
Arm, 41pi: sales, 3J: receipts, 478;
shipments, 173; stocks, 36.000.
RtSlN Firm; aatvs, 1,J; rei-elpts. 2,
921; shipments, 1.175; stocks, 76.'. Quota
tions. II, 832: D., 635; K.. 637: F. G..
64.': 11. R., 4oto4.': I. K. M.. 7L'; N..
8u6TO; V. G.. 71uw715; W. V., 735.
Elnla Baiter Market.
EIXIIN. Oct. .-BUTTER Firm, at I9o;
an advance of lc; output, 706,uoU pounds.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading: Becomes Ball Following
Teriod of Moderate Activity.
BEAES MOVE A0AD7ST C0ALEH1
Selling of Theso Storks Asseelatee!
with Cosveslsg of Sapresne
Conrt Which la to Pnss on
Reading Case Soon.
NEW TORIC Oct. t.-Heavlneag of tha
coalers and strength of the southern
roads gave today's stosk market Its only
movements of Importance. Following a
period of moderate activity In the fin
hour the market became dull. Trading
was without Initiative o purpose, j.
though the excited selling which kept
the market In an hysterical stale mont of
last month has now definitely uubsldcd.
security owners have shown no Inclina
tion to Increase their holdings or ISka
back stocks sold on the decline?.
The market opened today on a some
what higher level, but the Improvement
was of short duration. The coalers were
fored down to well below Saturday's
close and the remainder of the list
ragged with them. Before noon the
market had recovered Its loaaaa ,!,
the exception of the coal stocks, and
during the remainder of the session
changes were only nominal, except In n
few Isolated cases. Rending was heavi
est of the coalers, at one tim showing
a loss of more than 2 points.
The selling of those stocks was asso
ciated vith the convening today if the
supreme court, whlcn is soon to pns
upon the government's case againet
Reading In the anthracite suit. This Is
the first case of thla precise nature, to
come before the supreme court since Its
promulgation of the "rule of reason" in
interpretation of the Seherman law.
Nothing more definite than a report of
a coming extra dividend for Louisville
and Nashville was nt hand to explain
the buoyancy of southern rallers. Both
Atlantic coast and Louisville ft Nash
ville advanced more than 4 points and
other southern roads scored smaller
gains. The decline in Allis-Chalmers se
curities which begun last week was con
tinued today. The 8 per cent bonds sold
down to 68, a loss of nearly 2 points, and
the preferred stock declined 2. al
though both Issues subsequently made a
partial recovery. Reports that the com
pany was not earning Its fixed charges
were followed by the official admission
that the corporation's business had fallen
off largely.
A larger increase in copper stocks than
had been expected was shown in tha
September statement of the copper pro
ducers. The increase was due chiefly
to the heavy shrinkage In foreign con-.
sumption, ana mommy crop report was
without Influence on stocks.
Further reductions In the price of varl-
nua nteet nrtwltictfi were rennrted. TTnlted
States Steel was sold on these changes,
and on a report subsequently denied of
ficially, that the Department of Justice
was to bring a suit for dissolution of
the corporation at once. The stock
yielded for a time, but later recovered
fully.
Bonds were lrrejrular. Leading Issues
showed early heaviness, but the general
tone Improved later. Total sales par
value. 82.570.000. United States 3s ad
vanced on call.
. Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were aa follows:
galea. High. lw. uoae.
Allls-Cbalmers pfif 1.&00 HVi 10 11
Amalgamated Ooppar ... 4,800
American Agricultural
Am. Beat Sugar 21,400
American Can 1,900
1,100
4 4H
10
47
11
100
9.300
4
63 Sa
100 101 101 101
400 81 U
700 134
1,700 Ml
83
110
13SH 133
..... 81
8.004 104 103 104
12
1,400 lt8 114 136
l.toO K o
00 71 73 73
!, I2v u 2e
KM 21 n to
3
270
71 I-'
26
UH 18
34
100 142 14!. IO
3,100 107V8 104 107
M
, 41
100 13& 137 13S
too 11 11
1,300
"'ioo
II
'iiii
500
100
"iiioo
mo
110
21
47
4Sa
41
lliO 148U. 14
110 124 123 14
no 4 u 41
3O0 13 li u
1C
41
600 45
800 104
American C 4V I
Am. Cotton Oil
American H. L p(4...
Am. Ice Securities
American L4naeed
American Locomotive ....
Amarluan 8. tk K
Am. 8. A K. ptd
Am. Steal Foundries.....
Am. Susar Kalinins
American T. at T
American Tobacco ptd...
American Woolan
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchtaon
Atcnlaon prd
Atlantic. Coast Una
Baltimore 4 Ohio
Balhlaliam Steal
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacltlo
Central Leather .........
Central Luther pfd......
Caulral of New Jaraey...
Chesapeake Ohio......
Chicago A Alton
Chlcaso O. V.-., saw
C'hlcaso U. V. p(4
Chicago 4c N. W
Chicago, M. ft St. P....
C, C. C. A St. L.
Colorado F. & I
Colorado A Southars-....
Couaolldatad Oaa
Corn Product!
Delaware Hudaon
Denver A Rio Grande...
Dauver R. O. ptd
Planners' BacuTitlos
Krla
Erla lat ptd..
Krla id pfd
General Klactrta
Great Northern prd
Great Northern Or ctta.
Illlnola Central
Inter borough Met.
Int. Met. ptd
International Harraatar ..
Int. Marina ptd .v
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central ..
Kanaas City 80
K. C. 80. pfd.
Laclede Oaa
Loulevtuojb N
Minn, to Bu Louis
M . Ht, P. A 8. B. at....
Muwourt. K. A T
M , K. A T. ptd
Miaaourt Pacltlo
National Biacutt
National Lead
N. R. K. ot M. 84 aid..
Now York Central
N. Y.. 0. A W
Norfolk A Western.
North American
Northern Pacific, sx-dlT.
Pacltlo Mall
Peoneyrfanta
People's Ga
p.. :.. c. et, L
Pittsburgh Coal
Preaaad Steal Car
Pullman Palaee Car
Railway Bteel Spring
Reading
Keouhlie Bleat
Rrpublln Steel ptd
Hark Ialand Co. ptd
Rock laland Co
St. Louie at 8 I. Id pfd
Ht. Louie 8. W
Ht. L. 8. W. pfd
Sloaa-Bheffteld 8. A I....
Southern Pacltlo
Southern Railway
So. Railway p'd
Tennessee Copper
Texaa Pacific
T.. St. L. aV W...
T.. St. U W. pfd...
t'nlos Paclfto
Vnlon Pacltlo pfd
t'nlted States Realty...
t'nlted Slates Rubber..
United Btal.ee Buwl....
1-. 8. Steel ptd
I'lah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical (,
Wahaeta
Wabaah pfd
Weetera Maryland
Westlnghoure Elactrle
Weatern Vnlon
Wheeling L. E
ihiah Vallar
Total aalaa for the day. 44.400 shares.
4
84
4U
aa
M
10
47V
49
0
17
I
34
82
47
29
4'
41
ISO
HI
4
30
2Di
4k
4(1 4
147
44
103 101
14
'
tt to
II
18
47
, 10J
I. TOO 147 142 144
2
, 127
2 2
4V4
37 S7
127
48
, 3D
104
10214 102t4
aevi
8.2O0 114 113 114
KI SO 1 tOVi 30
1,100 121 120T 121
, 104
1 aesso
1 esoaaa "
vi
27
129.100 138 ltd 1
t!
83
44 S 44
44S 44
3 1
30
7
1.900 84
"'ioo 'iiii 'iivi
00 84
"i.'ioo 'iiii
tOO 104 104
100 31
1.000 lot
CO
800
100
44
4
SI
200 41914
400 37
8.000 107
8.400 17
800 47
300
100
too
4i
14
41'4
, Tl.ooo ir.9
100 (0
. 8,200
.118.100
, 10
. 1,400 41
100
lie)
1M
100
MO
. Moo
43
7
W4 7
se-H
24
17
41
lt
0
u
43
t
24
1
ir.H
0
'4V4
8HU.
47
11
11 "4
8114
fl
19
ion. 1(4
40S 40
4744
11
l
7
14
II 000 1384 181 U7
474
81
ts
78
Dostoa Stoek Market.
BOSTON, Oct. . Hoslng quotations on
on stocks and bonds:
Allouea
Amal. Ooppar
A. & U g
Alisons Com.
B. . C. C. S. at.
Butte Coalllioa ....
Cel. aV Arlaona
Gal. eV Hacia
Caatennlal
Cop. Rang C C...
Kast Bulla C. M.. .
Franklin ..
Olroas Cbn.
Orsabr Cos.
OreoM Cananea
tk Mohawk
4"4 Nevada Con
t Mplsslng Mlnas .
48 Norta Butts
44 North Lake
14 Old Dominion ....
.. 4k1 Osceola
..ISO Parratt 8. 4k C...
.. 14 Uuloer
.. 81 Shannon
., S Superior
.. t Superior eV B. M..
8 18-14 Tamarack
.. 1 U S S R M.
So pfd ,
lata Hoyala Coppar. II t'tsh Con.
Kerr Leka
Laka tteppae
1 Balls Copper..
Miami Copper ...
s.x-4lldso4.
3 I lea Coooar Ca...
, 2414 Winona
, 4'4Wolaartas
17 .
, 8
. 16
1 J
tt
4
. 8s
, I7t
, I
. 81
. T
. 15
:.
M
14
, 40
, I
It
New York Mtalagr Stacks.
NEW YORK, Tct t. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Alice la
Cow. Tannel stock.. 34
da honde IT
Con. Cal. aV Va.... t
Hors Si leer 8
ros SIWss SO
Leadllla Oaa. .... 18
of farad.
Little Chief
Mriicaa
Ilaurlo
Ophlr ,
Staudard
Yellow Jacket
8
SU.
, ioo
13
lev
88
Ilaak riearlaga.
OMAHA. Oct. . Bsnk clearings fop
today were 83.143.12271 and for the corre
sponding day last year t3,:i8,4U43.