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TIIKKKB: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1911.
REAL ESTATE
FARM at. R4.MH I. AMI Ktlll Ht.h
(Continued
MEXICO
The Mlisards ar mmltir. The cold
hr not take a trip with us down to
no
coin westm
Where the aentle gulf breesr iKiiiutit'
delightful, winter and summer.
Where you can enjoy warm, plesssnt weather every dev.
Where you can buy a farm at 112 infer acre, easy terms, near railroad, fear
Tnmplco. the gteat harbor, where you enn are the ship of the world loading
and unloading their rargorn.
Where you can rn. the flneat orn" and other citrus fruits.
Where you ran grow big cropa of corn. (
Where one crop of corn paya for the land.
Where they giow .lg cropa of cotton, a bale per arre. worth f0 per bale.
Where they grow tne fiber plant, out of which they make binding twine, real
lilntr IH'iOO per acre arnually.
Where cattle, horaea and mules are Brown with little expense.
Where the Kuralyptua treea mow faster than thev do In California.
Where poultry I produced In all seasons of the year.
Where vegetables grow to perfection.
Where beee moke honey everv month. Where the climate la healthful.
Where the rainfall Is abundant In the growing seasons, but little In the
winter months.
Where you can mako money easily and quickly. Where fortunes are being
made.
Where labor Is cheap, (V) cents per day).
Where you will get rid of your rheumatlam and catarrh.
Where you can have your winter home and enjov life.
Where thousands of Americans are going and locating-.
Where you will have American neighbors In an American colony.
Where no Mexicans own land. .
Where game. deer, wild turkey, quail, ducks' and geese are plentiful.
HI'R NKXT KXf'I'KSION, Ot'TOHKIl 17TH.
RAIROAU FAHK FHUM OMAHA TO TAMI'ICO AND RETURN $49 25.
CHOCOY LAND
COMPANY
tU DRANDEI3 BLDG.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans and warrant,
W. Farnain Smith Co.. UiN Farnam 8L
OMAHA Property and Nebraska Lands.
O KEKFK REAL EHTATB IX..
101 Naw Omaha Nat l Bank Building.
MONET TO LOAN I'ayna lnv. Co.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
CITT and farm. JOHN N. KKKNZKH.
$100 to llO.oiiO made promptly. jr. D.
Weed. Wead Bldg.. lath and Farnam.
MONEY to loan on business or resi
dence properties, $1,000 to $300,000. W. U.
THOMAS. KM First Nat. Bank Bldg.
LOW RATEH, BEMIH-CARLUEKO CO,
110-411 Brandela Theater Bldg.
WANTKD-FAKM LOANS. aClok In
vestment Company, Omaha.
FIKST TltUST CO
LARUE city loan wanted; mortgage
bonds bought and sold. B'l'ULL. UKuak
FOR a dainty deasert us Dalsell's Ice
cream. If Mrs. J. Johnson, 22 Cedar at.,
will com to The Bee ofric within three
day we will give her an order Xor a
quart of this fin lc cream.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
TO TRADE 15 acre New Huron, 8.
IX, price $10,000; mortgage $6,40 equity
$4,600. What have youf C C. innuta,
m Brandela Theater Bldg.
TO TRADE A 11.000 equity In a fjve
room bouse, barn and two lot In Omaha
for automobile, V A. Chamber, Ander
eon, lav
EXCHANOEB, aU kinds; list with us:
rand (or exchange book. Colorado Land
Investment Co., Paltaad. Colo. -
EXCHANGES A. C. Jewell, board of
Trad, it, it&i. I
HALF section of good land, I mile
f run Kimball. Neb. (county seat). Twenty
acre and a town lot In the onion belt
ef Texas, Twenty acre and two town
lot In th fig and orange gull eoAati
belt of Texas. Two nice quarter of table
land near Juleaburg, Colo. Will consider
a bunch of good horse, good caltl or
clear, earning town properly. Address
Boa M. Albion. Neb.
SEE J. L. Barber to sell, or exchange
anything- 440 Boaid of Trad. D. 4441.
TRADES If you have anything to
trade, writ me. tt. B. Walt. 617 Bee Bldg.
I HANDLE exchangee everywhere. For
results see ni. Dean. 611 be Bldg. I), lm.
WK exchange properties of merle C. W.
Welsh. I1J-U u. N. Be Bldg. Doug, Isoa,
SMALL. RANCH WANTED.
A widow woman wants to trad bet
two new house located In Omaha, rent
ing for $4e per month, and some uiilra-
(nuved laud she owns tor a good small
uiproved stock ranch in Nebraska.
Would like one with some stock and ma
chinery on it. Olv location, pric and
full description In first letter if you
want an answer. Box 4i, Omaha.
WHAT have you for a good, cheap sec
tion of Lincoln county landf Price, $11)
per acre. Address, T WS, car bee.
M ACHES In Thurston Co. for Omaha
real estate. Tel. Harney ott, Harry li.
Putnam, 4140 Burt.
GOOD paying telephone exchange la
live town, no competition; will couslder
farm in trad. C 4J. Bee. f
A MONEY MAKER.
640 acre Improved stock ranch In cen
tral western Nebraska, Price, $.,
nitg., r.'.UJU, long time. This la a good
one. What have you clear for th equity T
si. K. Walt. 617 Bee Bldg.
I OWN 640 acres of fine grass and
farm land mile N. W. of Wailaoe, Lin
coin Co., Neb. 1 want one or two good
residence properties not too large; will
gi ve clean honest deal. Price IJU per
acre. Address b but. Be.
IOWA FARM ) acres. Wood berry
county, 6 tulle southwest 8.oan; rich
black loam, juu acres In cultivation, eu
acres pasture; fair Improvements. Price,
, $ls per acre: want $J6.U00 to $J0.U0 In
come or Implements or hardware. Get
busy, this Is a good one. J. W. Dean, eli
Bee Bliig., Omaha.
Ar you a trader? I trade anything
wher or time. Keiley, U7 Neville blk. Oiu.
A BIO SNAP.
646 acre unimproved good land, lVj
nilie from ton and rallroaod. In Ham
ilton county, Kuiaaa. Would make a
flu stock and grain farm. Price, $11
per acre; mortgage. l,4oo. Want Income,
merchandise or acreage. Make offer; aot
quick, e). E. Wall, 617 Be Bldg.
THE REAL ARTICLE.
ix) acre Improved ranch lu W heeler
county, Nebraske, good, fair Improve
lnenta, fenced and cross-fenced. Price,
$i:M per acre, clear. Want clar Income
or small Unproved farm In good location.
Act quick. H. K. Wait. (17 Be Bldg.
feEE Miss Lang In 'The Widow
Might" at th American theater. If
Mi a. B. Wolfe, h'14 Nicholas e)t.. will
coma to The Be office within three days
we will give her an order tor a pair of
tickets.
FOR BALE OR TRADE 10 acres
peaches and apple. H-mlle from Palisade
Colo.; would eichenge for Improved farm
prtu C.(M). W. K, bell, tuiinett. Ida.
Th Key to th Situation Th Bee's
Advertising Column.
WANTED TO BUY
td baad good. Kieeer, 1030 Ceuter. D-6UO.
W E PAY highest pric for men's Id
i.ainj iwiuui. ai. ftaman, tu b. uui,
I WANT to buy about a druen R
C. White Leborn hens. Price must
be reasonable. Ttl. Webster 77
A SADDUS Address F HI, Be.
REAL ESTATE
IMItM A It A C If I. A Ml I OH S AI.K.
(Continued )
winter will unnn be here.
Hi gulf const of Mexico, where ther U
the temperature, making It Measant and
OMAHA. NT.BRA8KA.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rent t-room house, part
modern. In any part of city. Address
N. tin. Be.
WANTED Two rooms, with private
rath, near business district. Address with
details, care U 442. Be.
TIIREK or four unfurnished heated
rooms, or apartments; walking distance
preferred. Douglas TiKL
WANTED A cottage, four of five
rooms; rent must not be over $16 per
month. Address, C 37$, car Bee.
WANTED Three or four unfurnished
rooms, mtiHt not be very far out. Mrs.
Herman, 2026 California.
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNO lady, with high school educa
tion, wishes a position. O til. Be.
MAN wants position a Janitor; good
reference. Addles U-tMl. car Be.
V1K8T class practical nurse can b
ngaged at one. Douglas HIM.
8EWINU by th day In families; good
work guaranteed. 1'hon Webstar 4M2.
A CAPABLE energetic woman of x
perieuce and ability wenta position a
cook and housekeeper for olub house, or
in widowers laun.y. Can furnish best
reference. Address Mrs. U. W. 1U4 Wa
till tel.. North Piatt. Neb. -
DAY work and family wash log. Har
ney 2ti3t.
WANTED Place on farm for boy 1$
year old. 8 $31. Bee.
MAN and wife, very capable, desires
employment; experienced as manager
and housekeeper. Address, JJ-396, Bee.
WANTED Position; attendant or
housekeeper; references exchanged. Ad
dress 404, Be.
Comptometer operator, railroad exper
ience. U. t&i. Be.
FIR8T-CIaAS8 colored laundress want.
wor uy m oay. vv cosier jMra.
WANTED Position a housekeeoer In
first-class hotel; thoroughly coniDetent:
reference; In or out of city. Address Box
X, Kxcelslor Springs, Mo.
REFINED elderly lady wishes iAaiif,
as companion or car of Invalid or chil
dren. At convenience. H. HA, car Be.
WANTED Kituatlon by a middle aaed
exiieiienced man. Position a general
farm auperlntendent accustomed to op
erating large Illinois farms, understands
modern farm methods of handling stock
of all kinds. Addruss BJ39, Be.
L- V t OM WVPLMl a , , r. . r. 111 . I.
ear of small sat of book during spar
time. B 4J7. Be.
nniUPTnMRTlCn iiunlnr rllrni
perlenc, references. Address b-Itd, car
Be.
EVERY Person know who D. J.
O'Brien Is because he ha made Omaha
famous with hi candy. If Mrs. J. P.
hlsasser. HM) ho. list St.. will com to
The Be office within three day w will
give her an order for a 00-cent bog ut
O'Brien's candy free.
SCANDINAVIAN man and wife, with
two children, on 6 and on 1 year old.
want to work on a farm or camp: good
strong worker. Address Y t, oar Bee.
YOUNO man wants position a team
ster. Harry Olaser, .1410 Oarfleld Ave.,
city.
SITUATION by woman oooki call or
write, Ulu Chicago bt.
WASHING! or cleaning for Thursday
and Fridays. Webster 4.V9.
WOMAN wants day work, rbon Web.
9.
OMAHA THE GRAIN MARKET
WEEKS GRAIN CO.. grain merchant.
consignments solicited. ilW Brandela.
Nebraska-Iowa Qraln Co, 764 Brandela.
THE UPDIKE GRAIN CO. Conalua.
mnits carefully handled. Omaha, Neb.
MKRK1AU COMMISSION CO. "Asa th
man who hea tried ue."
CAVERS ELEVATOR CO.. wholesale
6ater in gra'a, bay, chop feed.
stiajtaeta xuag.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
6hip your stock to South Omaha i
gave mUe and hrtukagoi our
consignment rceiT proiupt stad
carff ui aueation.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Byra Bros. 4 Co. strong and responsible.
WOOD BROS., Z-a Kxchang Bldg.
Great Wast. Coin. Co., Omaha at Denver.
W. R. SMITH A bON Just handl sheep.
W. Y. DENNY A CO.. Cil Kxch. bldg.
TAOO BROeV. handl cattle, hog, sheep.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. Xa Exchange Bldg.
Donahue A Randall Co SOS Exch. Bldg.
Clay, Robinson A Co.. M) Kxch. bldg.
Th Standard Cora. Co.. lis Each. Bldg.
W. H. SMITH A eKJN Just nandl sheen.
Interstate Co. Better rtauiia. Ship to u.
BURKE-RICKLY CO- Ml Kxoh. bldg.
L K. ROBERTS A CO.. ta Exch- B.dg.
Allen Dudley A Co.. tl-17 fcxeh. Bldg.
Cox A J one Com. Co., bunch of hustler.
Ralaion. A Fonda, Uve stock cum. uiar.
Farnr L. al. Com. Co Mt Kxchanga
Deposit lroceeds of shlpinents la Stock
Yards Nat l iaut. only bauk at yanie.
WINN BROS. A CCv. Excbaog bldg.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Figurei Show Further Beduction in
the Crop of Spring Wheat
HEAVY MOVEMENT ANTICIPATED
Uoversjmeai Report on Cora $ Ball-
Ish, the 1911 Crop Belaaj 8T,
00O,MM Ileshels Short of
l.aat Year.
OMAHA Oct. 10. 1S1I.
Th official figures posted after th
Close yeslertlay snowed some further re
duction In the spring wheat crop, the
total crop of spring wheat la now esti
mated at 2Uo,U"vkio bu., and thl checked
the decline. Value have been suffering
the lest week. Jr'svorable weather may
cause a renewal of the heavy movement
to terminal maikita. but no severe de
cline can be expected In face of the
large proportion of low grade spring
wheat and stiff pressure for hard wheat.
The government report on corn was
bullish, the mil cron Is eH7.0Oo.O0O bu. short
of the 1910 crop, which means a shortage
in tne commercial corn supply of this
country. Ktocks In all positions are de
creasing sharply and rash corn Is bnng-
ng tanry premiums over futures.
Ciliorts covered on the bullish govern
ment report and values advanced, t ables
were strong and higher and cash prices
wer Vic higher.
Corn waj aironsT and hlaher on the
bullish government report and light re
ceipts gave cash corn an advance, sam
ples selling Mic higher.
lrlmary wheat recemts were 1.6MS.0W
bu. and shipment were 432,000 bu., againat
receipts last year of irtO.vou bu. and ship
ments of &f,000 bu.
Primary corn receipts were 396.000 bu.
and shipments were 4.U.O11O bu., against
receipts last year of 411,000 bu. and ship
ment OI 244,000 bu.
Clearances were if?. 000 bu. of corn. 1.600
bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal to
143.000 bu.
Uverpoul closed 'li'nlVkd higher on
wheat and VuVl higher on coin.
j ne iuiiowing cash saie were reported:
W H EAT No. 2 hard. 1 car. KieVc; 1
cats, vtc. No. $ bard, 1 cars, Hso. No. 4,
i cur, VYftc; 1 car. 97c. No. i mixed. 1
cur. $1.01. No. I mixed, 1 car. Ifec.
CORN-No. 3 white. 2 cars. 671xc: No. 3
yellow, 1 cars. 67 Wo. No. mixed. 1 car.
67c.
.OATS No. t white. 1 cars. 46c No. 4
white, x cars, 46o: 1 car. ttVu: 1 car. tliVic
No. $ yellow, 1 car, 4Cc.
Oeaauaa Cash i'rtees.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. WV4c4ill.02: No.
$ hard, vscr(j$Mm; No. 4 hard, KiVjciulLOO.
CORN No. 3 white. l7Wtt74ic: No. a
white, 7Vu417V'; No. 4 white, 67'fl7U,c;
No. 2 yellow. (-ViitiVcL No. 2 yellow. friVd
07c; No. 4 yellow. Matilc; No. 2, WMMiie;
ivo. 3 wtic; No. 4, tWAttwic:
OA i n No. 2 white. 46t4ti4iu,c; standard.
4C4j4tic; No. a white, fc'o46c; No. t
white, 46H'a4oo; No. i yellow, SitHoc;
No. 4 yellow, Vit 4o1iC.
BAttLEY Malting, ai.10iiil.20: No. 1
feed, Hlcull.Oli.
RYE -No. 2. &3tc: No. 2. 94i8!)jC.
C'arlot Hecelpte.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago UK 1!71 m
Minneapolis 3x3
Omaha 12 ' 13 14
Duluth 3X6
CHICAUO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featarea of the Trading and Closing
l'rleee on Hoard of Trade,
CIIICAOO. Oct. 10.-Fear that Black ea
shipment won be hampered by the
Turns had a illlsn etiect louay on
Wheat 8o did front report from th
Argentine. In consequence the close was
He to Wao higher than last night. Corn
fl.l.l..i . tz?..:.. A4.,.nA 1 1 n ,
iinmiim b vwiw lm , - -
ohangod to o up, but hog products wer
from uwaioc to r7Vko down.
More auDrehenelon reaardlng war en
tanglement developed than previously,
owing to the fact that Liverpool scored
a ahurp gain. In this connection wneat
traders here took account of the world's
available supplies being now 17,000,000 bu.
less than a year ago. New of heavy
frost In Argentina seemed to be Judged
by many dealer to take equal rank as a
factur on the buvlnx aide. Almost the
only offset for the bear wa the better
weather and large receipts northwest. De
cember varied from Oka to lOPy and
wound up Hrto net hlxhi-r at Ssieuo.
Corn wa lifted by mean of foreign
orders to purchase future. December
ranged from WSrtiMVo to 647c. closing
steady. HA.C up. at WMltrt'-kC. CuhIi
grade were In active reiuetii. No. I
yellow finished at ilHy --'.
Oat were slow moot of th time, but
gradually hardened lute In the day with
other grains. The east continued to take
cash offering rather freely. High and
low point touched bv December wer
47SJi47e and 47 '40. with th doe at
47Sc, exactly th same as last night.
i-roviMions wer weax. in outcome
won a decline all around pork 2MiZ7Hc,
lard i: VJU lfo and ribs 16fl7So to 200.
Quotation of leading products wer:
Artlc'sl Open. I Hlgh. Low. I Clos. Yes y.
Wh't
Dec. t M 8t4(TfS 97
May. 1 W' 1 04S 1 03 1 04 1 03
July. mt
Corn
Dec. MW S4'4 64Vtr14 6411 U
May. tiiStfW 6i! ttH W
Oats
Dec. 1 47W 47Vi 47 46V4
May. WV.W'US 60 60i 47S
Pork
Jan.. 15 t08 15 $0 15 10 H 10 IB I7H
IS 30
May. UUHU 12'i 14 rH 14 7H U lt
Lard
Oct.. a 87H tfc a to a
Jan.. a Xl'm t 7H t Kl I 77H IKH
- S 80 0 SO
Rib
Oct.. a is as a i!H a 12H
Jan.. T TK T87WT7Sa06
y so
May. a OTVi t 10 7 7Vi I 7H a IS
Hi 10
lrtniTR Steady: winter patent, at.15
-4)4.76; winter atralght. $3.Hi4.W; spring
straiahts, $l.Kat mi; pagers, hi ivjit.iv.
RYK-No. 2, s.iawio.
HARL.KY Feed or mixing. Soctjll.OO;
fair to choice malting, $l.lOia1.22.
8KKDB Tlmotny, lawu.w. viover,
$14.00ui 19.25.
FROV1SIONS Me pork, per bbl.,
ai5.27Siilli.60. lrd, per lt lbs., an.no.
Hhort rib, side (loose) $KOOift.&0; short
clear sides (boxed), $a.27V(l 60.
Total clearances or wneat ana nour
wer equal to 244,000 bu. I'rlmary receipts
war liW.000 bu., compared with 960.000
bu. the corresponding: day a year ago.
Th world's visible upply, a shown by
Uiailxtreet'a. Increased e.7M,oiv nu. b.si-
mated receipt for to.norrow; Wheat, 60
care: corn, 14J cars; oats, iw cars; nogs.
26.0O0 head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat No. 1 red,
7tic: No. 2 red, 90.j97c: No. a hard,
$1,0141.08; iso. 1 tiara, p.wi 1 ts; r.o. 1
northern, SLllffl-IS; No- northern, ai.10
111: No. a northern. xi.OMjl.lo; Mo. 3
spring. $1.0210110; No. 8 spring. 31.02?
l.o; No. 4 eprlng, t0cf1.05; velvet chaff,
SOcJrtl.OS; durum, $100104. Corn, No. 2,
71n'l4o; No. 3 white. 71tl71o; No. t
yellow, Tivtinsc; jso. x, wwio; ro. 1
white. nViu71c; No. 3 yellow. 7lVii
Tl"o: No. 4. 70c: No, 4 white. TOtrWo;
No. 4 yellow, 70ttT7mc Oats, No. 1 white.
4TliHc; No. 2 white. 4Hji47c; No. $
white, 4iS404,'Ne; stanuara, .ki-,'c.
Ry. No, 2. 7iuo. Hariey, T&rti$1.2&.
Timothy, 31S.tt(15.00, Clover. $14. 00m 19.
HfTTFR rtrm. cretuneries,
dairies, ainatic.
F.ous ttteady. re-elits. SK9 cases; at
ark. oaee Included 17c; firsts. Soc; prime
firsts 2l'o-
ItiTATOKS Steady, cnoie to fancy.
TVu'Wc; fnlr to good. Sj70c.
1'Ot'i.TRT rum; turkeya, ic; cnicx
ns. UV; sprlnaa, 10c
("HEKSE-(Steady, daisies. Itvtc: twin.
13olc: Young America. l4Wc: long
horn. UVic
V..AL fiteadv: 50 to so pound wis..
o: til in li pound wts. tW4i !'-: to luO
pound wis. 110. Receipts Shipments.
Flour, bis 24. M0 l )
Wheat bu M.Oul . "4 00
Corn, bu 2--t 2tw 0n0 .
Oat. bu 2O3.0IS)
Rye. bu lsooi 1 no
barley, bu 194.0UO 23.000
Carlot receipts: Wheat. car, with
14 of contract grade; corn 271 car a. with
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ltv Stock losasataaloit Mercavaata
LAVERTY BROd-. ISM ttxeh. Bldg
Paxtun-kckman Chain, Co. l k remedtea
iart-n Bros. A Co., X3-I txch. bldg.
Ales, U. buchanaa A aoa. M U kg. bldg.
i of Contract grade; oats, c.s,
total receipts of wheat at cnlrago, Alin
neaiiiis and Duluth tu-day wire niH car,
compared with W7 cars last week and
UK car th corresponding day a year
v.
NKW 1 0HK UKKRL MARK KT
Qaotatloa of the Day ts Varlo
t'onsssodltles.
NHW YORK. Oct. .-FLOfR-Market
steady; spring patents, J.iu'-.
winter straights, $4.004.15; winter
patents, l.litt u, spiing clears, ti.Zjtt
4.60; Kansas straights. 4I7 4 70. Rye
Hour, market steady; lair to good, $4.'idu'
l.ko; choice to fancy, $u.Oti6.3n.
COHN.MKAI, 2m ark el, film; fine white
and rllow, 11 .40y 1.4i., coarse, xl.A4jl.4o,
kiln oried, H.tv.
W II K AT 8 pot market, firm; No. 2 ted,
Mc elevator, export basis, and W f.
o. b. atloat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
111'.' f. o. b. afloat. Futures market:
1 here was a good deal of strength to
th wheat market today, partly expressed
In a net rise of Sc per bushel. Besides
reports of Argentine frost damage, sen
timent was Influenced by runner cash
markets, export talk and foreign buy
ing. December, $1.02 7-1H-81.0Z 16-1 closed
$1.04; May, $).oVcl.0', closed $l.oe's.
Receipts, M,80uvbu.; shipments, 79.o7 bu.
CORN ripot market, firm; No. 2 corn,
76o elevator basis to arrive and exiKirt;
No. 2, 7ti'.4c f. o. b. afloat. Future nom
inal. Receipt, 1,300 bu.; shipments, 62
4X9 bu.
OATtJ 8pot market, steady. Futures
nominal. Receipts, 16,500 bu.; shipments,
1.6.7 bu.
HAY Market steady: prime. 31.22V:
No. 1. ai.UVnl.20: No. 2. $1.10B1.16; No. ,
$1. 00 1.06.
HlDKd Market, stesdv: Central Amer
ica, 20c; Bogota, 2(Qi2c.
LbATH K K Market, tirm; nemiocg
firsts, Unite; seconds, 2ft)Hc; tulrds,
l(iwc; rejects, 16c.
PROVISIONS Pork. steady: mess.
$lti.ifx 17.0(1; family, $19.oU4l.O0; short
clears. $16. 7.Vu 17.60. Beef, uuietl mess.
$l2.6onl3.00; family, $13. 61XU 14.00, beef hems.
U. M). Cut meats, steatiy; picatea
cllles. 10 to 14 pounds. IU.0o.uU.Vj;
pickled hams, $12.00 L3.60. Lard, weak;
mlddleweat crime. $.109.a; refined,
steady; continent, $j.86; 8uuth America,
$10.ti0; compound, $7.6ot7.76.
TALLOW-Market, steady; prime city,
hhds., bc, nominal; country, tVi'tt);c.
BU 1 1 U.K f inn; creamery specials, aitt
Otic; creamery, extras, blc; creamery,
firsts. 26Hi'iitc: creamery, seconds, 254
26c process, specials. 2tr(j24Vc; same,
extras, 23'u?4c; same, firsts, ZYtiZitp,
factory, current make, firsts, zic.
C tit'.e.bf. t-ieaoy ; skuiih, yjhw:.
EOQS-Kteadv: fresh gathered, extras.
30fe,lc; same, extras, flraut. 011 Ac freen
gathered, firsts, 2oTu2rc; held, fresli, poor
to fair, uniMc; rresn gatnerea, airuee,
No. 1. 17'a17Vie: fresh gathered, checks.
prime, 15V&ltlc; refrigerator, first sea
son's storage charges paid, IW-KaZlc; No.
1, dirties, 13(3 lbc; western, gathered.
whites, ZHW30C.
1-OITLTRY Alive, firm: prices not es
tablished. Dressed, easier:, western broil- 1
ere, l2Q19c; fowls, lX17Vo; turkeys, it
623c. .
St. I.oeils tleneral Market,
ST. LOUIH. Oct. 10. WHEAT Cash,
higher: track No. S red, 8Vciil 00; No.
2 hard, $1.03I.U; December, ir7 VaflTftc ;
May, . . .,
CORN Higher:- track No. 2. 71Hc; No.
a white, 72Vtc; December, 63ftc.
OATS nleaoy ; iracg rn. i, nac; no. 1
White, 4Ko December, 471)ic.
K T rj l. ncnangea, wc.
riiuunrniu, 1 : " 1 11 1 - 1 . ...... ... . -
P4 70; extra fancy and straight, $3.9041
4.2n; hard winter clears, iJ.io'u-J.w.
KEEP-Timothy, u.uoai4.tio.
CORNMEAIy $3.20.
BRAN Steady; sacked, east track, $1.12
4M15. ,
11 A y rirm; umomy, u.woo.w; pruj-
rie. aia.40fris.no.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower: Jobblnir,
$15.00. Lard, unchanged; prima steam,
$H.0fu.0. Dry salted meats (boxed), un
changed; extra short, $9.00; clear ribs,
$9.00; short clear, $9.12. Hacoh (boxed),
unchanged; extra shorts. $10.00; clear ribs,
$1000; short clears, 310.12H.
I'ULLi Kt-urm; cmcaens, ic; springs,
10c; turkeys, 14Vii16c; ducks, 11 He;
geese 10c.
Bin 1 niK itigner; creamery, j-ujuc.
ECK58 Firm, lWtf21e
Receipt. Shipments.
Flour, bbls ,4K 12.000
Wheat, bu 9t.uoo 41.
corn, nu azuw m,uiv
Oats, bu 43.000 25,000
Kansas t'ltr Or In and Provision,
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 10. WHEAT Un
changed to Ho lower; No. 2 hard. $1.01t
1.0H ; No. 3, $1.00H107; No. i red. SvWic
ai.OOVj; No. 8, 74lo; December, WVic;
May, II.03H; July 9tfsNo-
CORN Unchanged to Ho higher; No. a
mixed, 70Hc; No. 3. 70c; No. 2 white, 71c;
No. 3. 7O&70HO; December, Sl&SlVio; May,
4c; July. 64V4c
OATS Steady ; No. a Whit, 7tPU"o;
No. 3 mixed, 46U'47c
R Y K stKy 9oO.
HAY Steady: choice timothy. 313.50
1S.00: cholc prairie, 312.GOU12.00.
BUTTER-Creamery. 2ttc; first. ZWX
seconds, 24c; packing stock, 19c.
KOUS Extras. 22c; firsts. 2ic; sec
onds, UVxC
Receipts. Shipment.
Wheat, bu 6.0O0 , 34.000
Corn, bu 26,ti0 13,000
Oats, bu 11.000 6,000
Visible Sapply of Grata.
NFJW YORK. Oct. 10.-Th following
cable and telegraphic communication re
ceived by Bradatreet show the follow
ing change In available supplies a com
pared with th previous account: Avail
able aupplleo: Wheat United States,
east Rockies, lnoreaa. 4, 266,01 W bu.; Can
ada, Increase, 2.1S8.O0O bu. Total United
State and Canada, Increase, . 436.000 bu.
Afkiat for and In Europe, decrease, 700,-
00 bu. Total American and European
supply. Increase, 6,Tta0K) bu. Corn
United State and Canada, decreaa.
1.203,000 bu. Oat United State and Can
ada, decrease, 426.000 bu. Th leading
Increaae and decrease reported to Brad
street, follow: Increase: Manitoba,
Rtto.ouO bu.: Chattanooga, 246,000 bu.; Nash
ville, W.00O bu.; Louisville, 63.000 bu. De
crease: St. Joseoh. 65,000 bu. : Ooderlch,
66,000 bu.; Newport News, 62,000 bu.
Mlssessolli (irwla Market.
MINNEAPOLJS. Oct. 10.-WHEAT-D-eember
31.09Vl.0USi: May. $1.134: No. 1
hard: ai.W; No. 1 northern, fl.ObHtfl.OPH;
No. a northern, 31.05Hi6l .071; No. 8. $1.02Vi
C104H.
FIAX-a2.K4.
BA RLE V 70c(&1.18.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 7Hj38c. t
OATS No. 3 whit. 468-460.
RYt) No. I. S2c.
B IIA N-4P1 fHitj 22.00,
FIAUR . First patent. $6.804750; ec
oud patent. $4 90rn5.30; first clears, $3.s0(J
4.16; second clears, 32.Ml3.10,
Pklladelphla Prodao Market.
PHIUtDEU'inA. Oct. la BUTTER
Firm, extra western creamery, 3Jc;
nerby print. S4c.
EtRlSFirm, Pennsylvania and other
nearby first, fro canoe, $7.80 per case;
current receipt. $7 Per case; west
ern first, free easea, $7 so per case; cur
rent receipts, free cases, $Ow7.80 per
cae.
CHEESE Firm, New York full crestma,
fancy, 16u IbT; fair to good, 14o14Vo.
Liverpool Gralw Market.
MVERPOOD, Oct. 10 WHEATSpot
dull; No. 1 and No. 3. Manitoba not
quoted ; future steady; October 7. 6Hd;
lVcembcr 7s. d; March 7. Sd.
CORN Spot firm; American mixed a.
S',d; futures steady; January 6s, 3d; Feb
ruary 6s, avxd.
Peoria Market,
PEORIA. Oct. 10. CORN Higher: No.
8 whit, 70c; No. I yellow, 7W; No. 3
yellow, "Oo; No. 4 yellow, !Ho; No, a
mixed, 70c; No. a mixed, 70Sjo; No. 4
mixed. vc.
OATS- Inctlvo; tndard, nominal;
46ViQoe; No. I whit. 46VxO.
Mllwaake Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. R WHEAT No.
1 northern. 31. lit? 1 l:1; No. 3 northern.
1104111; No. 3 hard winter. 8104O1.0;
December. KOo; May, aiMVi.
OATS Standard, 7l,c
BARLKi -Malting. $1 lltf L22.
Dolath Grala Market.
DUMTTH. Oct M WniKAT-No. I
hard. II. No. 1 northern, $1.0hS; No.
3 northern. $1 U3S: No, 3, SSSoti I1.00S;
lecembr. 3l0 asked; May, $1.12 bid.
('Ilea Market.
NEW YORK. Oct l.-C!OTTON-Tot
Flowed unchanged; middling uplands,
7Sc; nildtlllng gulf, 10c; sale, none.
Futures closed steady; closing bid: Oc
tober, 94iw; November, 9.fcc; December,
;c; January, 3 47c; February, 6Jc;
March, 9 69c; April. $4c; May. 9 71c;
Juue, I. "ic, July, $.79u; beptember, $ Mc.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Supply of Cattle ia Fair and Valuea
Are Generally Steady.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
apply l.araer and Advices from
Other Points Are tafarorable
Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 10. 191L
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 10,33 3. 4K,737
Estimate Tuesday 7.200 . 62,000
Two days thl week.. 17.5S3 3.6 100,n3
Same days last week. .26,67 6.o 109.196
Same days 2 w'ks ago.. 26 4'.'2 10.H44 S9,!i
Same days 3 w'ks ago..l8.9Z0 M.3.17
fame days 4 w ki ago,.19.( s."m
Same days last year. ..25.769 6,727 108,449
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, as compared with
last year: 1911. 1910. lnc Dec.
( attl (ihH.411 915,040 .
Hog 1.918.3.15 1.578.073 SM
Sheep 2,093.393 2,003.4X3 84,906
The following table shows the average
fuicea for hogs at South Omaha for the
ast few days, with comparisons:
Dat I 1911. 1910.109. 1908. 1907. 1906.1905.
Oct. 1. . 855787e00126
Oct. 2.. 6 25 7 66 63 6 92 26 t
Oct. S.. 28 8 4J t 42 $ 81 27 3 14
Oct. 4.. 6 21 8 2ft 7 82 84 8 01
Oct 6 224 8 27 7 80 4 46 6 84 6 9 6 06
Oct. 6.. 6 311k 8 40 7 67 4 31 6 81 8 01
Oct. 7.. 42' 8 47 7 64 t 16 5 92 6 05
Oct. 8.. 8 27 7 67 16 6 98 $ 22
Oct. 9. . 3 6 7 61 6 201 07 t SO 6 IW
Oct. 10. 1 8 22 6 15 t 11 6 26 6 05
Sunday.
Receipt and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hour ending al i v. tti.
yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hons. Sheep. H'r's.
c, M. & St. P. Uy.. 3
7 .. 1
6
13 5 2
4
25 73 8
7 3..
10
18 27 2
4 1..
1
100 199 3
Wabash R. R
Missouri Pacific Ry 1
Union Pacific R. R. 67
C. & N.-W., east.... 3
C. A N.-W.. west... 61
C, St. P., M. ft O... 3
C. H. ft Q.. east
C. B. & Q., west... 129
C R. I. P.. east 1
C, R. I. ft P., west 7
Illinois Central Ry. 1
C. O. W. Ry
Total receipts... 276
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 419 626
6.662
Swift ft Co 1,179 1,821
Cudahy Packing Co.... 656 1,826
2,492
2,818
2,343
dchwartx-Bolen Co lib
Armour ft Co 707 1,792
Murphy 129
Morrell 9 ...
W. B. Vansant Co 145
Benton, Vansant ft Lush 203 ...
Hill & Son 249
F. B. Lewis 378
Huston ft Co 4 ...
J. B. Root ft Co 183
J. H Bulla 102
L. Wolf 42
L. F. Hubs 29
McCreary ft Kellogg.... 283
S. Werthelmer 76
II. F. Hamilton ' 105
Lee Rothschild 76 ...
Mo. & Kan.-Cal. Co.... 191 ...
Clin ft Christy 90
Other buyers. e. I,9u6
19,444
Totals 7,241 6,109 40,757
CATTLE KecalDta were very fair for
a Tuesday and th quality of the offer
ings was pretty much th same as 11
has been of late, western ranger con
stituting the big bulk of the supply. For
the most part prices held fully steady on
Doth corn red and range beeves ana un
der the Influence of a broad demand
the trade was reasonably active from
start to finish and the liberal offerings
Ulsposed of In very good season.
supplies of cows and heifers were oniy
moderate and the demand better than
It ha been of late, so that the move
ment was free and price steady to a
had stronger all around. Veal calve
were In liberal supply but quotably firm
and there wa a broad outlet and prac
tically steady market for bulls, stag,
etc
Inquiry for stockera and feeder, wa
somewhat better than on yesterday and
price a shad stronger as far as desir
able offerings wer concerned. Both yard
trader and country buyer took hold
mora freely than recently and the gen
eral undertone to the trade was firm.
Volume of business was heavy and an
early clearance made.
Quotation on native cattle. Good to
choice beef steers. $7.27.90; fair to good
beef steers, $6'if7.25: common to fair
beef steers, 14.75tj6.60; good to choice heif
er, $4.76i&5.&0; good to choice cows, $4,609
5.00: fair to good cows, $3.764.60; common
to fair cows, $2.76id3.76; veal calves, $3.50
67.60.
Quotation on rang cattle; Good to
cholc beef steers. $6.6Wu.60; fair to
good beef steers, $4.90y6.40; common to
fair beef steer. $4.25ft4.M); good to cholc
heifer, K7&41&.26; good to cholc cow,
$4.40u.6.00; fair t good cow, $3.7543.4.40;
good to cholc Mocker and feeder. 36.00
ti.00; fair to good slocker and feeder.
4.40too.Oo; common to fair atocker and
feeder, 83.264H.26; stock heifers, 33.26
126; bulls, slag. tc, 33.264i6.00.
HOUS Packers pounded hog values
with a vigor, taking off loialic early and
practically refusing to buy toward the
close of th session. Sum Increase in
the supply, together with unfavorable
advice from other points, caused the
lump. Decline wer attended by a dual
demand from ail quarter and the market
as a whole merited plenty of criticism.
In the neighborhood of ninety-five loads
were received in all. bulk of offerings con
sisting of heavy packing grades, the same
as recently. Movement scaieward started
out In halting faahion and finally cam
to a dead standstill alter tne more urgent
orders had been filled. Probably twenty
loads of animal were still In first hands
when th trade became dormant and bid
filaoed on them afterward were all of 200
ower than yesterday' prices. Close
proved mean at thl decline and complete
clearance appeared doubtful.
Long string early settled to 36.30S4L33.
and hogs that sold lata had to move at
and near 36.26. Th best bacon weights
on sale dropped to $6.46, a nickel less than
yesterday' low limit. Shipper furnished
poor support at all time, buying lea
than a half dosen load on outside orders.
Representative sale:
K. At. Bk, Tr. . No.
A. r. Pr.
...I4 M III
...lm) N la
...lit ... Ill
...141 40 I II
...III 120 I M
..137 ... I II
...mi M 111
...241 mo I 15
...141 SO 4 W
M U stf 6 Sf 14, .
M 164 la in It..
u l 40 1 a ..
..U4 11 le
..174 III IS
..Ml M IN
..174 M I 10
..171 W III
..Jul MO I lo
.114 W I 10
,.l:l Mil
..HI ... I M
41..
?4...
II ..
47...
47...,
14...
U
40
M
.til so 1 xs
.Wi M I It
44
It
14
M
...!
...Ill
..lt
...ki
... Ill
10 I n
mi 1 11
10 I I7S
... I 17
... 4I7S4
.171
.IO
.Ml
.14
I U4
I lit
6 II t
M...
1...
71...
II...
It...
11...
11...
II...
II...
II...
T...
II...
11...
It...
17...
T...
41...
M...
II...
U...
12...
11...
I U
40
IM 14 4 I1U,
as) lie 1 11
wi iw 1 use
KM ... 4 12
...IT 4
44
41
.141 140 I 17
...I SO I ITU,
...III
...111
...KM)
...104
...14
...311
I 17
.11
.111
I I ut
M I
N 4
34 4 U
... 4 11
0
4 4
4 44
4 40
.lit
.11
M...
44...
U...
4 4
4 4
.SM SO U
.1M M I U
.11 ... I U
.171 M I M
.14 ... I U
.11 11 I U
. M III
.171 SO 4 M
.HI IS tN
...114 140 4 4
4...
...lo 110 4
...141 ... 40
...lot ... 4 44
...lt.1 124 4 4
...l4l ... 4 41
...ttl ... 4 40
...M ... 4 4
U...
11...
44...
II...
4t...
14...
14...
.ha) NIK
PIGS.
tl to ... 4 H
SHEtP-limb receipt had all th ear-
mark of a late fall 'clean-up" run. aver
111 quality being low-grade. Th esti
mate wa large enough to throw some
doubt on th is belief, however. a full
U.ouuj bead wer expected, making a two
daya' total of over lOO.OuO head. Some
thing like mi per cent of fresh arrival
were suitable for only th corn-field and
feed-lot, bulk consisting or lambs.
In view of yesterday dullness in feed-
era, th final dearanc proved very sat
isfactory to eelling Interest, only a few
thousand head remaining unsold. This
tale supply was too small to be used as
an effective bearish argument but the
demand from the country seemed to be
under requirements and the trend to
value was undeniably easier. Uood fat
class of sheep and lam ba, being In the
minority, met with healthy Inquiry from
acker. and trad opened on a steady
b-l.
Fat lambs with dressing promise moved
round $0 M denoting a limit of $i 90 or
possibly $e.D0 for something fancy. The
beat lamb her yesterday brought $6 Wl
Anything selling below f..ti Is not very
respectable and the fact that most of
ferings must be shaped up through the
sorting gate, lends emphasis to the grow
ing scarcity of finish.
I'sual conditions were apparent In the
market for fat sheep, the demand being
ample and fairly active at price well
sustained. Toppy wetheis were wanted
around $4.00 and ewea drew very fair
competition at $4.40 and less. Yearlings
were rare exceptions.
All buyers on country account appeared
hesitant and the feeder market during
early rounds did hot produce any busi
ness worth mentioning. What few sales
were mads Indexed a weak to dime lower
scale of prices. Merely good feeder
lambs sold from $6.00 downward while
$6.10 bought strings that were thrifty and
first-class. Anything landing above this
limit at present can usually qualify for a
short fat sort. Feeder ewes are In good
demand under $3.00. Yesterday's feeder
purchase amounted to 84.00O head.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lamb.,
good to choice, $6. 60116. 90; lambs, fair to
good. 85. 20416.60; lambs, culls, M.7fnl3.1.i;
lambs, feeders, $4.2Va5.10; yearlings, good
to choice, $4.204j4.4; yearlings, feeders,
$3,904-4.26; wethers. handy, $3.7trfj4 lo;
wethers, heavy. 33.65(5 4.00: wethera. fee...
ers, 33.2wU3.66; ewes, good to choice, 83. 309
ewes, iair to gooa, J.WK(3.3W; ewes,
breeders, $3.26i4.00: ewes, feeders. 2.iHa
2.90; ewes, cui.s, $1.60(2.36.
CHICAGO LIVU STOCK MARKET
Dent Bad for Cattle Mow - Hogs are
Lower Sheep Weak.
CHICAGO, Oct. 10. CATTLE Receipts,
7,000 head; market slow, steady: beeves.
$4.76rd8.40; Texas, steers, M.lOruti.lO; western
steers, 14.1ub6.16; stockers and feeders,
$3.1&5.66; cows and heifers, $2.0oru6.1o;
calves, K;Wn9.25.
HOG.-4 Receipts, 23,000 head; market 10
aM lower; l.ght, $6.00rg.7O; mixed, $6.05
tiO.75; heavy, $6.96(66.76; rough, 85.96&6.16;
good to choice heavy, $6. Mi. 75; Pig and
lights, 4.iVu10; bulk of sales, $6.6.65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 45,000
head; market weak; natives, $2,50tft4.25;
western, $3.0063.25; yearlings, $3.8fitj4.76;
native lambs. $4.25ft6.2o: western. 14.6x,c
6.25.
Kansas City LIto Stock Market.
V A NJ & A fit 1'ITV , ... . ,A , . T' T I I."
............ . , vv 1. iw. .1 a 1 t.r. jo-
OltltM 1 U l.m I . A . i I nli.ln IUW . J
. ... . .., Mrgvw . . . 1,. IIIVIUUIII ,,UW lltU
southerns; market steady to 10c higher;
u 1 roui-u ucci auo export sieers, f.2oqs.3o;
fair to good $5.2Dr7.00; western steers,
14 (II V.I V T. inr.it.r. unit fn-A nr-m lil,i,A
southern steers, $3.76Ui5.25; southern cows!
.iva-i.ov, native cows, iovtuo.w; native
heifers. 14 OfWi.7 on hull. t'j or..j .
calves, 84.254tf.75.
llOU Receipts 14.000 head; market 6
(&10o lower; bulk of sales, $6.30a.50;
' J I T ' w. " ... , m v. r ci n iiu uuiuilCIB,
$0.20&i4.60: liichts. X6.0iirn,i:.6f;: nlirs. 11 anna
6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 18.000
IiarH ma rko( mt tx 1 r n i inwx i .
1 B1.vsuj iv A.-n- ivrnvi. IO, 1 11 Ua,
$4.76f0i6.1O; yearlings, $3.85(&6.00; wether.
$3.25i'4.25; ewes, $3.0t)j3.76; stockers and
feeder, $2.5044.00.
St. Loots Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 10. C A TTLE--Recel nt a.
7,000 head, including 3,000 head Texans;
market, loiftlac higher; native shipping
and export steers, aT.OOfria.OS: dressed
beef and butcher steers, $6.75((t7.50; steers
under 1,000 lbs., $4.10f'4.S0; stockers and
feeders. 33.Ofto6.25: cows end heifers. 23 00
W.25; canners, $1.00f(73.00; bulls, $3.75(fr5.26;
caives, 14.00(8. 76; Texas and Indian steers,
$4,001(7.00; cows and heifers, $3.00c6.00.
HOOS-Receipts 6,000 head; market 10
fc'loo lower; pigs and lights, $5.0O6.77H;
packers. $6.4&ii6.77Vx; butchers and best
heavy, $6.50(B6.77H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recslpts, 2,200
head; market strong; native muttons,
$3.26r4.0O; lambs, $40tgi6.10; culls and
buck, $1.26(2,3.50; stockers, $1.603.00.
Stock In. Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five princi
pal western markets yesterday:
cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
....... 7,200 6.200 62,000
V 3,000 75oO 6,000
19.000 14,000 18,000
...... 7,000 6.O0 2,200
7,001) 2.3000 ; 46,000
South Omaha
St. Joseph ...
Kansas City .
St. Louis ....
Chicago
Totals
..40,200 66,700 123,200
New York Mosey Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10. MONEY On call,
steady; 2Vu2Vt per cent) ruling rate, 24
per cent; closing bid. 2',i per cent; offered
at 24 per cent. Time loans, steady; sixty
days, 3iU3Va per cent; ninety days, 3H43X
per cent; six months, SUi per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4
per cent. ,
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8316
for sixty-day bills and at $4.8635 for de
mand. Commercial bills, $4.8676.
SILVER Bar, 52V4; Mexlcandotlars. 45c
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotation on bonds today wer
as follows:
V. 8. ref. s. rtg..NH Int. M. M. 4Hi.... Mlt
as is. coupon iou japta 4s I7u
do Is, rsg.
to coupon.
101S do 4VIS 14
101SK. C. Bo. Ut I..... 7IU.
.1114a L. B d.h 4a iui li
4s, rs-
as . coupon unu A N. ani. 4s.... Hit
Allls-Cesl. 1st ts... I14. K. T. 1st 4s.. 17V,
Ani.r. A(. ts 101 da gon. 4Hs 14 u
A. T. A T. OT. 4s.. 1M . Psclflo 4s.... 74V,
Am. Tobaeco 4s IH N. R.R. at M. 4, mJ
do 11114 N. Y. C . Ins... I7Uj
Armour 4V Co. t de dab. 4s
Atcblna bod. 4s.... 8,N. Y. N. H. H.
de cv. 4s to or. Is ijaia
do cv. ts 17U,N. A W. Ut e. 4s.. mu
A. C. L. 1st 4s IMt do ot. 4s 106 2
Bl. A Obio 4s HVNo. Pacltlo 4s looi?
do ls
1 do I uuT
O. 8. L. rfdg. 4s.... II
l3P4nn. cv. lm iiu. NU
10744 do eon. 4s 10s 2
MSAKesdlu son. 4a S7U
de g. W. Is..
Brook. Tr. ev. 4s.
Can. ot Oa. ts...
Can. iMtbar la
C. of N. i. g. Is.. .111,44 g. U A 8. F. fg 4s 7IU,
Chss. A Ohio 4M..lKi do gas. la......... 17
aa rat. as II. U. . W. e. 4s. . 71V.
Cblcaco 4V A. 14. 44 do 1st gold 4s.... 0V4
C. B. A Q. J. 4s.... HS. A. Ia 4a 74
do sa. 4s N go. Pne. col. 4s 11
CM. IP. g ISis 1144 do CT. 4t K.V
C. R. I. 4k P. s. 4s 11 '4 da 1st raf. 4a ui
do rf(. 4a IIS4 80. Rallwar ts 1044
Oolo. Ind. ts 74 da gan. 4a 77'Z
Cok. Mid. 4a IMl Union Pulfle 4a-...101sZ
c. at B. r Si 4tt.. MV, do or. 4a 101t4
D. A H. av. 4a..
D. A R. O. 4a
do raf. la
Dlitlllors la ...
Krlt p. I. 4a....
17 do 1st raf. 4s... I7U,
UU. 8. Rabbar la.,.101S4
II II. 1 Btaal Id U ... 10144
Tlwvs.-Cr. Ckam. Ie.10
M Wabub 1st ta lui
74i in is I u ! HK
do gan. 4a.
u ... wr. sv. e Tvaotarn Ma. IS..... HX4
do series B 14 Wast. Elan. cv. ts.. II 14
a Klac ev. la.. ..141 Wia. Cantiml 4a sou.
III. Caa. Ut raf.
4s. 14 Mo. Pse. ev. ts 11
Int. Met. 4a II
Bid. Otlard.
Panama Is
....102
I.oaeloa Stock Market.
LONDON, Oct. 10. American securities
opened steady and about unchanged to
day. During the first hour prices ad
vanced on light covering and at noon,
values ranged from unchanged to So
higher than yesterday's New York clos
ing. London closing stock quotation:
Consols, money ..77 1-14 liouiavllla A Ntah.lS0
aa socouni tt i-ia Ala., has. at Tax.. 10
Aual. Copper .... toN. Y. Cantral 107
Anaconda 1 Norfolk A Waatara.106
Atchlaue 107 da pld o
do prd 1H Ontario A Wastara r
Baltlmors A Oblo.. PaanajrlTanla 11
t AOAdna arlfle .. .11! Rand Mlnas 1
ChaatpaaXo A Ok la 14 Roadlns 70
Cht. Uratl Waalani 11 SoutUars Ry 1
Chi., Mil. C P.110 do pfd
D Basra 17gouthorn Ftcine ..1
DasTar Rle 0... x!L'nloa Ptaltla 144
do pfd 41 da pfd 11
kVIo 10 V. g. Stool li
da 1st pfd tii do pfd Ill
do td pfd 41Wabasb 11
Orand Trunk M do pfd U
Illinois Cantral ...141
ttl LV tit Bar. steady at 24'd per
ounce.
MONEY-lVr2 per cent
The rat of dlacount In th open mar
ket for short bill Is SS,4j3 per cent; for
Ui re month' bill. X per cent,
Evaporateol Apple sal Dries! Fraat
NEW YORK, Oct. 10- EVAPORATED
APPLES-4Ju!et with price unchanged:
fancy, 10 0 a lb.; choice, $l4jlrVo and
prime, trHo.
DRIED FRUITS Prune, now crop, bev
glnning to arrive here quit freely from
th coast, but most of th stock Is said
to be going directly Into consumption
and price ar firm; quotation rang
from 7ti7Wo for California fruit up to
40-60; Oregon, nominal. Poaches, quiet
but steady, with choire quoted at lit)
HSsc: extra cholc at 12alSo and fancy
at 11SC. Apricot, quiet; choice, 154
l.Wic; extra choice. 16ilio; fancy, 17J
18c. Raisin, dull, but no pressure to
ell wa noted In the local mit.;t and
price ar firmly held: loose muscatel.
tS4X7Ao; choice to fancy seeded, ev.jy.jc;
seedless, tj7c; London layers, $1.40.
Dry 43o4 Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14. DRY GOODS
Trad In cotton good today wa re
stricted to hand to mouth buying, buy
er not being Inclined to anticipate fu
ture requirements. Trade lu exports wa
quiet. Some slight demand was re
ported for prints tor Manila and South
America.
NEW YORK MOM MARKET
1
Quotations Eemain Steady Through
Bay of Dull Trading.
PBICES RISE IN FIRST HOUR
Drmenitrstloa Against Short Inter
est Prove I asaecessfal aad
Market 800a Pall Bark
Copper Market Heavy.
NBW YORK, Oct. 10. Quotations held
steady today, through an unusually
prosaic session of the stock exchange,
i here seemed to he no business and noth
ing to attract business.
The only appearance of activity wa
In the first hour, when prices rose gen
erally. The rise was only fractional In
the active shares, except In the case
of I'nlon Pacific and Iehlgh Valley, each
of which gained a point. It Is probable
that the buying which prompted the rlt
was In the nature of a demonstration
against short Interests. The movement
was not effective and the market soon
fell back.
Among the less active Issue Norfolk
Western was conspicuously strong,
with a three-point gain. Several of the
southern railroads continued yesterdnyis
upward movement, but Atlantic Coast
Line and Louisville & Nashville, which
led In the advance, fell back sharply to
day. Allls-Chalmer preferred, after Its
recent heavy break, moved upward
slowly today, but the bonds showed fur
iner heaviness.
The decrease of 84.000 tons In th
amount of unfilled orders on the books
of the United States Steel corporation
September 30, a reported today, was In
a negative sense unexpectedly favorable.
Shipments during September . were con
siderably heavier than In the preceding
month and a heavier decrease than that
reported was looked for. The state
ment, however, was without influence on
the stock. Some gain were reported In
the volume of new orders for steel pro
ducts, but the Increase was small In
view of the low prices now prevailing,
and earnings for the current quarter of
some of the steel companies are expected
to show large fallings off. The copper
market was heavy today. In sympathy
with the lower quotations reported
abroad.
The bond market was firm. Some of
the southern and southwestern bonds
were especially strong. Total sales, par
Value, $2,254,000. United States bonds wera
unchanged on call.
Number ot sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Sales. Hlsh. Low. Clnta.
Allii-Chalmers pfd ton 12 12 1
Amalgamated Copper ... 1,109 41 41 .
American Airlcultural 44
Am. Beat Sugar t.SOO t 6ft M
American Con too 10 10 10
no... 1. . 1, V.. IK . ........ JW M 19 , I
Am. Cotton Oil 1,700 to 4 10
American H. A U pfd 20
Am. Ica 8ecurttlea 17
American blnaaad 1
American Locomotlvs 84
American 8. A K 1.400 43 .41 13
Am. 8. A R. pfd 101
Am. Steel Foundries 100 13 II 324
Am. Sugar Refining II
American T. A T l.ftM) 114 114 134
American Tobarco pfd... loo 17 17 17
American Woolen 100 11 11 30
Anaconda Mining Co 100 11 92 31
Atchison 2,000 104 104 104
Atchison pfd KlO 103 103 101
Atlantlo Coast Lino 100 127 121 111
HaltlmnM A nhln AiMl UL OS M
Bethlehem Steel 27
Brooklyn Rapid Tr t.rOO 74 73 14
Canadian Parlrla 1,004 237 231 x2IT
Central Leather tl
Central Leather pfd ..... 11
Central of New Jerooy ' 270
cnesapeue at unit) i,nv fs 1 ( -
Chicago A Alton (7
Chicago a. W., naw 100 1 1 1
Chicago 0. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W 200 143 143 142
Chicago, M. A St, P 4.300 10S 107 107
C C. C. A St. L 100 4.1 IS II
Colorado F. 4k 1 100 II 27 27
Crilorada A Southern 100 47 47 44
Consolidated Oas l,ti0 111 137 137
Cbrn Producta too 11 11 11
Delaware A Hudten 100 140 10 109
Denver A Rio Orand.... 100 11 31 11
Denver A R. O. pfd , 4
Dletlllars' Securities K
Erie 700 0 tt'ia
Grls 1st pfd 104 41 4 41
Erie 3d pfd 100 41 41 41
General Eloctrla 1,100 1M 143 14
Oraat Northern pfd 1,M0 124 124 114
Great Northern Ora ctfa.. 1.00 41 4 41
Ullnoli Central 137
Intarborough Mat 700 II 14 14
Int. Met. pfd 700 4t- 41 44
International Harreotar .. 400 104 104 10i
Int. Marina pfd 14
International Paper 1)
International Pump 300 t 24 21
lows Cantral 13
Kanaaa City Southern.... tot I it 2X4
K. C. Bo. pfd 44
Laclede Oao 100 103 103 102
Louievllls A N SOO 144 144 144
Minn. A St. Louis 31
M , St. P. A S. ft. M 137
MUomirl. K. A T 3.100 30 21 31
M . K. A T. Pfd 100 17 17 IS
Missouri Paclfla POO 17 17 17
National Biscuit 121,
National Lead 200 44 44 41
N. R. R. of M. 3d pfd 30
New York Cantral 103'
N. Y.. O. A W 101) 31 31 11
Norfolk A Western....... I. loo 101 103 106
North American zoo 47 17 (
17 17 (
Northern raoltlo w 114
Paetfls Mail "0 10
Pennsylvania 1.700 Ul
14 114 114
10 10 10
41 !! ltr4
People' 0 Oas 104 104
04 104 104
P.. C. c. at Bt. L.
Ptttobarsh Coal ...
.... .... 12
" . 47
Preaaad Steal Car 104 21 ti 2S
Pullman Palace Cur loo 117 117 1M
Railway Btaal Spring.... 300 27 17 27
Reading 10.100 117 191 1V,
Rapublls Bteel lot 11 22 31,
Republlo Steel pfd.... II
Rock Island Oa. 404 84 13 33
Rock Inland Co. pfd 100 4444 44 41
St. U A S. F. 3d pfd.... 404 31 It 14
St. Louis W t 14
St. L. S. W. pfd
I'nlon Paclfla nfd 1,700 II 10 tt
United States Realty 100 11 411 41
t'nlted States Rubber.... Mi 44 43 41
T'nlted St. tee Steel t,to 11 M II
V. 8. Bteel pfd 40 lot 101 ici4,
lite jue in,
41 40 404
41 47 47
11 11 11
t'tao Copper I,
Va. -Carolina Chomtoal .. 400
WabaeH 100
Wabaak Pfd 100 2 ?
Western Maryland l.eeo il 12 II
Weetlngnnuio Electrto ... loo 11 11 II
Weetern t'nlon KM 79 71 7
Wbeallng A U E 1
Lehlch Valley 1.004 164 117 117)
Total oaloo tor the day. SM.O0 shares. -
Boeton I lock Market.
BOSTON, Oct. 10. Closing quotations or
on stocks .and bonds:
Alloa 1 Mokawk t
Amal. Cop -ar 4t Navada Con 14
A. Z. L. A S WN1pUalng Mlaas .. .. 1,
Artion Com tl North Butta 34
B. A C. C. A g. St. 4 North Lake 4
Butte Coal It las 1441 Old Dominion tl
Cal. A Art o no. 47 Osceola II
Cal. A Hod. 17 Parrett g. AC
Centennial Qulncy M
Cop. Rauga C. C... 11 Shannon T
Eaat Bulla C M... Superior 31
Franklin Superior A B. 31.... 3
Oiroux Cob 1 Tamarack tl
Oranby Cos. I V. 8. 8 R. A M... 11
Oreene Cananas .... 1 do pfd 44
lei Royal Copper. 11 t'taa Co. II
Kerr Lak 1 Vtah Capper C 404
. u. eii. wimma a
Wk. , - '. ......
La Sails rapper 4 Wolverine tt
Miami Coppar 17 .
Hew York Mlalasr Itooka.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10. Closing quota
tlona on mining stocks were:
OAlloe to Little Cklef I
Cora. Tunnel stock.. 14 Meilcaa 371
da booda IT Ontario 10
On. Cal. A Va 80 Ophlr lit
Mora SIlTor t siAsdard 10
Iron Silver IT Tallow Jackal 41
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