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TILE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1911.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Trt.de. Increase and Bemal of In
terest Are Feature.
WEATHER IMPORTANT FACTOR
Wheat Finn Ip After Ik." ol
Weahaa Early In gessloa
Cloalag Orders er
Top Price.
OMAHA. Oct. . 1911.
Th Increase In outside trade and th
renwal of public intercut In th mrket
seems to be the roost striking feature
The recognised bull leader anil ow
ner ef big llna of cash wheat ar
steadily Increasing their line and buy
ing up wheat In elevators. There la a
lei up of rain In tha spring hnt belt,
but conditions have been very unfavor
able In thnt quarter.
Tha market re-oven readily after all
depressions.
The rank and file in the corn trade
readily admit that the action of the mar.
I'M will depend on the weather rondl
tlon the rett of thla month. It will
take a period of clear cool weather to
mak merchantable coin. Further wet
weather will be aerloua and higher value
woold result.
Wheat firmed tip after a ahow of weak,
has early In the eee.lon and cloning
trade were near top price. Cash wheat
w unchanged.
Heavy realning and aoma weaker t"tte
to wheat gave corn an easy t-ne. The
better weather forecast wee a heansii
feature. Caeh corn u VitVJ higher.
Primary wheat receipt were l.M.OM)
bu. and ihlpmenla were S64.00Q bu., against
receipt laat eer of a.42,OuO bu. and ship
ments of oTT.Oui bu.
Primary corn receipt wer 713mo bu.
and nhipments were t3.Q bu., against
receipts last year of 674,0uu bu. and shlp-
Blent of 441.000 bu.
Clearances were 43,000 bu. of com. none
of oat and wheat and flour equal l
te.OOO bu
Liverpool closed unchanged to SiS lower
n wheat and fed lower on corn.
The following cash aalea were reported:
WHEAT No. t hard: I car. J1.04H; 10
car, fi 04; No. I hard: I car. Jl 04; I
oar. 11.04; I
cara, 1.03m No. 4 hard: 1
ear, ii.m.
CORN No. 1 white: 1 ear. Wic. No. t
white: t ear, T04c; No. 1 yellow: car,
Co. No. I yellow: 8 ears, 4!Hc No. 2
mixed: cara. tlte. No. I mixed: 10
cara, 4W4o, No. 4 mixed: t cara, 6c; 1
car. 6c.
OATS No. t white: I car. 4e; 1 car,
44o. No. 4 white: I car, ete-je; I car.
64c.
Omaha (stk Prleea.
WHEAT No. I hard. $1.0M l.W4; No. !
bard. 11.0241.06'i; No. 4 herd. 97icfl31.04,
CORN No. J white, 7tfr70ViC: No. !
3
wnii. (wa.wa; no. 4 wnite, wfN7" no.
color. 65'U70c; No. 1 yellow, 64U'-
No. 1 yellow. S'4tj9'4o; No. 4 ellow.
b".to; No. I, Wo; No. 8, 4jfgiV; No.
4, Vio.
OAlM No. t white. 4747'ie: tandard.
4VW47c; No. I white, 4'fl4c: No. 4
white. cSy; No i yellow, 44i'4?f4Wc;
No. 4 yellow. 4H4Mn
BArU.EY-Msiiliig. H.llfilTl; No. 1
Feed. WM1.W.
. RTE-No. J, 8ti397c; No. J. lV390ii.
Carlot Receipt.
; Wheat. Corn. Oat.
Chicago 44 J2J Ui
OMAHATHE MARKET TOWN
WEICKS GKAIN CO., grain merchants,
oniignmenu auucltil. 74 AiraiMlei. .
Nebraska-Iowa Orala Cm. 74 Brndia
TUai UPDIKE GRAIN CO. Conslao.
Sttt-ut carslul.y hanuteo. Omaha. 14.
M&RRIAM COMMltoalON CO. "Aaa U4
tnao d ha irl4 ua,"
CAVER ELEVATOR. CO.. wbo.aaale
tsaler In gra-, bay, cavD teed. 141
-laauela BUlg.
ROBERTS GRAIN CO., grain consign
ment solicited, grain bought to arrive,
j Hrendala.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
GOVERNMENT BALK INDIAN LANDS
Absolute Title Uiv.n-'lhi unallotted
land o( tha Choctaw and Chickasaw Na
tions of the rive Civilised Tribe in Okla
noma, and not including the coal and tim
ber segregations, will be eotd at publio
auction to tn highest bidder at the fol
lowing term, time and places at not lent
thaa the minimum price ataied In the ad
vertisement: Orady county, Chickasaw,
liecia. ei.ew uiee, .Ntu.e-moei' a, a,
ttephen county, Duncan. 730 tract, Av.Mi)
acres, November 4, 7, I; Jefteraun county,
Hyan, tl tiacta 4.4ot acres; November!,
10, 11; Lov oounty, atarielta, b&4 traoia,
74.H0 aires, November IS. It, 15, le; Carter
county. Ardmore, 1.1JS traoia, HJ.aoO sores,
November 17, U, HO, U. U. J J; Murrey
county, bulphur, tu tracts, io.uOo acres,
November K4, A; Oarvin county, l-aul
Valley, tut tract. acres. November
17, Ss, S; Mocialn county, furoeil. m
trmol. 14.K0O acre. December X, I; Jr'onto
tee evuuty, Ada, itm tracla, 4u.l4 acres,
Dvcember 4, 4, . Jonnson county, iisno.
ndngo, 6o4 tracta. t,'M acrec, Ueceiuber J,
h; Marshall oounty, MadUl, Hi traoia.
,lul acres. December U; tor y an oounty,
Duraat, to tracts, k,Uu acre, December
12, i: Atoka county, Atosa, LSu tiacta,
3!4O0O acres, Decmbe, 14, H, i. is, U:
C.vei eoumy Coaigaie, u tracts, Rnu
gorag, Deoember aJ, 11, O; Hugiica county,
.jvut. iu uauta, su.kw av.i, uvuiuvt
H, 17; Pittsburg county, McAleeter, L4.M
uexsts, leT.luu acres. December u, kk x
1KU. January 1, 1; Haskell county, cjiixler.
4J tracta, lu,JU) aorea, Jaauary a, 4. Lu.
mar oouuty. WUbunoa, im tratita, 1s,msj
aorea. January 4; Deflore oounty. foleau.
s4 trcta, Hl.su aoTM. January :
Bualaoa oouuty, Asuera. . iraoia. uuu
, January , a. lu; Ctoocw oounty.
hueu, sol traota, HM auraa, Jeuuary
Oi. U. U. Mocurtajn eouuiy, idaoei. i,
Vraots. 4,sut aorea, January la, 4, 1 u,
UiA Not mure than law acre of agri
feiwiura. ana wu auiee o, oiuer .awu u,
be aold to one person la any one nation.
LAgrtoultural lands are Uiuee uaviug a
nuulutuin valuauoa ut (Aiw or tuore tier
acre, 'lerme are A par oeot at tiie luu
of aala, at per cent la twelve muuiua ac'
Per cent la two yeara, wito e par eeul
lutareat. r"yuietiis must be uuula ut lue
fmiu of dralt or oeruiwd uttsva, payable
to J. O. toiisbt, ouiiimisalousr. Upon lu.l
payment bung tuau at any uiue Oeetl
wul lasua. inimeMiaie.y alier eppiovat
f sale vertiuaie w purooae wiu issue
and puessiuu be giveu, but cutuug u
taubar or arming or mining (ur uuneiaie
li.u.ii ma, iwi u tWMi.uHl uuui ,-.i
payment of purchase price. Kigin t r
sm vj te r0eui auy or aa bids, a or talr.
luaUwa apply to tue Cotuiuseiouur of tue
lv Civtuaed iTioea, Juusaogae, Ukla
beiua. w any ml u. Dutxiok Agenu a
to lauda wtLain Ituur raapwuuva district.
Uum of tiMiae lauua have been prepreu
by aounttee, eawwutg m. tartna ef sale,
tue aemruiMta of Uia varlaua Lrauu aua
uuni prtae. It U1 ba lia4Haeuoa4we
te furajaa eavn loatuurer ail of itis list
aud It aaggewian txuu penrau osuuig
auca laiureinmm apwaly lam luceaiiy iZ
Whiott umf era isunuat aUueprinu ef
toe ariuua emieiiea, aoewuig tn loca.
Uua of tae bui4 te few sold eili be fur
'i w tied apaa suftksMwa is the uaaer
tea avaa taa paaaianf ef .M far eaea
cuaaiy. sa lae tuna ef draft er rmil
auwo eedar. J. O, to HIGH T, Cesuoua
auKusr tw tae Jmr OrtiuMd Trttui, Mm
taeosaa, August L 'ail.
Tho Royal Mall
Clean. Packet Co.
! Bermuda
i Hp B K krarat price
X Oast baa ever pr
TaOcd far finUlaat
raue4 trt tadUt, Tbcew
mtm tur rgg wUo
' took v. CkMfmr
ttll f amttulmr a 1
S10
$15
rrwAio
Hftala aayt
fttstaMga
Ucl(wltl
f trOIuei. By Trmjia-AtTen.
f tlx user7 Kftc4-fae I
ej-ttM
b-14ir t-iS M SOX.
iruiJi eW. 1 ball PL Cblcaao,
I u U ti J T- A, KL CeuL K K
K x, . v 14.2 Farijaa e ! H ll
Mlnnrapoil ftil
Omsha 7
6
4
Duiutn lf4
rmcAr.o f, R AIM A.ND PHOViniOXS
Prices ea Doard ef Trade.
f'HICAU!. (t. 2.t.-heat pr.in today
elt tne i renMire of esle by large owners
and fr the first time In neaiiy a week
milfered a material sethack. The close
u as at a decline of S'(i ic to 4C net. Tnc
end of trsiiiiix left curn So to 11'v
o'r, oata .town 'i'sSo and hog producta
1 loo derlina.
Inveftnient d"niand for wheat showed
in uiti Iib, enap man at any time alnre
the recent bulge began. Kor the cash
mticle in particular tha demand waa de
cidedly slim, rienty of reasons were In
evidence to mske the bulla een the wis
dom of t let a temiwirary retreat.
orii niiment were larger than ex
pected. Kmlles took place from tim to
ilme, but tiroadlv considered, the merke,
In etste of decline from the etart.
i n. of the features was a widening of the
lecember-Mav differenee, certain Inter
ests elllng the near end buying the de
ferred option, ftetween U.e opening and
the cloe liecernber fluctuated from 11. H1
to II n;-. with the close steady at 11.01.
a drop of So compared with haturday
night.
colder and clearing weather following
the recent rain, led the corn rroad to
change from the general bullish senti
ent of last week. December rented
from tefiW'Wc. rinsing unsettled. liSluc
nit lower, m f.;''rt',i,c. fash grade were
weak. No. 2 yellow tu quoted at 76
Leading oah and elevator concern
were free seller of both December and
May nut December varied between 47.e
and tsvfcNc, with the close off So at
41'tc.
rrovlflons followed the downward ten
dency of hog and corn. The. outcome
was a decline an around, but not in any
ce to exceed 10c.
Quotations of leading product were:
I Open. I High. Low. Clo. Safy.
Whentl I
lrc..l WMiHI I
May.il WSSII OTMi
July. II OOS loo
I
t omil 01SM
i 06S, I 06,1 0H--.fl?
W.Mto'sl OOl 1 OfH
V4'
iKVk eit't
44 64 I 4iS
47 47 4"i
O'i fcAi'll'- 50V4i'.
Corn I
Deo..lW,HW
, May.!8nHjiH
July.luairV
44S,
Ut I -
lec..4iHTSIV4ir'
May.lf-OWnSi tOS
July. 4,S 47Vk
47!asi 47i
1'ork I i
Jan.. 1 TB-shl IK H
1 721,
16 hi
I 034
I 15
It 714 1. )
16 86 I 16 W
Xlay 16 W I 1 02!
Lard I I
Jan.. 0u 10-24
nibs I I
Jan.. I I Si
May.t 0-2' t Si
05
I IS
t OTV
22'-,
I 30
I 27H
2741
Cash quotation were a follow:
ITI .1 ll T I'lrm u In,.. n.l.nl. Si ORie.
S 40; tralght. ii&v- : spring straights,
4 bK,i4. 76; bakers. 13.705.00.
. v vt at r-
HARLK Y Feed or mixing, 7So.l.02;
fulr to choice malting. II lZ'tftl 22.
EKDS-Tlmothy. 4ia.fMili.fc: clover.
$14 uvfriu 60.
fho visions m. pork, per bhl.. 116.75
M 'io; lard, per 1" lbs., IS.OO; short ribs,
-iii.-e, iiuoeei is.uus.so, abort clear,
llmxedl Sv(8.76.
Total cIcui-Htice of wheat and flour
weer equal to rtoZ.TOO buehel. Primary re
ceipts were 1,M7.(K bushel, compared
wltli 1.42. 000 bushels the corresponding
day a year ago. Tha visible supply of
hem In the United fctate Inci eased
l.ii.U.tM) bushel for the week. The amount
of breadstuff on ocean passage Increased
titf.OUO bushel. Estimated receipt for to
morrow, wheat, lb cars. corn. 20 car.
oata, n cars; hogs, 26,000 head.
cnicago asn -trices-Wheat, ' no. J
red, H.01SS1.08; No. t red, 1.0l
Qtl.OS: No. t hrd, .tl.06ffl.ui; No.
t hard. 11.0291.06; No. 1 northern. Il.Ofttt
117; No. 2 northern, tl U1 .16; No. 1
northern, ll.llwl.14; velvet chaff, 90v
1.12: No. 2 spring, tl 051.12; No. I spring,
tl.utxf.il.t2; No. 4 spring, vuc&41.fiS; durum,
fc'n1.08. Corn, No. 7(!i751c: No. i
white, 7t!'Jf784c; No. 1 yellow, 7674o;
No. 8, 737fc: No. t whit 7S4764o; No.
t yllow, 761jr76ci No. 4. 724a744ej No.
4 white. 74X4tc; No. 4 yellow, 7iiij7S4o.
Oat. No. 2. 4T41474c: No. t white, 4
toc; No. t white, 47Vtt4Kcr No. 4 white,
47&47c; standard. 47Vu4S4o. Hv. No. 2.
17c. Barley, Mi$1.3fi. Clover, 14.00fll.60.
Timothy, tl S.OO111 18.I6.
MUT'I KK-steauy; creameries, S3(ff2o;
dairies. 21 (0 26c.
ibGUa bieady; receipt. 1.060 caaea; at
mark, cs.es Included, 16tfUo; firsts, Zlu;
prime firsts, 22c.
CHEEbK-tiuedy; dalnles, 144$144o;
twins, UVuHo. young Americas, 14'
144c; long horns, 14WH4c.
rOTATOES bteady , choice to fancy,
60tc; fair to good, 67043a.
1'OL- LTHY Unsettled; turkey. Mo;
Chickens, tw. springs, 10a
VUAL-Bteedy; 60 to 40-lb, wts., o;
40 to lb. wts., MJpl040; 16 to 110-lb.
wt., llo.
laily movement of produce:
Articles. Kecelpta. Shtpm'ts.
Flour, bbl 17,(-J0 4tWX)
Wheat bu 77 do 2.000
Corn, bu t"i,fi0 2J.0U)
Oat, bu tn.Of 2i0,00ti
Ry. bu 11.000 . 1. 000
Barley, bu IU.OuO ' 1000
Car Lot Receipt Wheat, 44 oara, with
It of contract grade; corn, t'l oara, with
71 of contract grade; cat, 122 car. Total
receipt of wheat at Chicago. Minneapo
lis and Duluth today were est cara. com
pared with tXT car last week and 74."
car the corresponding day a year ago.
NEW YORK OMEBAI. MARKET
taeetetleaa at tea Day ea Varteaa
Ceaaesegltles.
NEW TORK. Oct. 3 -rLOUrWeteady ;
spring patents. f .na.i; winter strslguts,
44 2ia'4.u; winter patents, t4.ikmil.iu;
epilog clears, 84 o4?4.2o; Kausaa straights,
4. id'ul W. Ke flour, firm; fair to good.
oimio5o; choice 10 lanoy, D0 4.
COrlNMEAL-KIrm: fine whll or yellow
tl 6J)1.8- kiln dried. t3.eVSO.76.
Ka Quiet; No. 2, isvo. nominal, c
I. f., Mutialo, to arrive.
BARLKV-Sleady; malting, tl 16122,
0. 1. f , buffalo.
WHKAT opot market easy; No. 2 red,
$L0d, elevator, export basis, and tl.0a
f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 norUiern Dulutu.
tLlt f. o. b. ailoet. ITutuiee lower under
liquidation, owiug to lower cable, l&xgvr
world a es porta and favorable weather,
but the decline was checked by mills
buying, closing 40 net lower. December
closed tl.otH: My tl U.
COKN pot market easy: No. I. ex-
port basis, boo nominal. I. o. b. afloat.
Future market waa nominal.
OATti spot market eaay: futura mar.
ket nominal.
HAY-etrady: prime. 11.10: No. L 81.16
tl.M. No. 2. fl.JUWl K; No. t tl.10.
HllrJS-Klrm; central AJnerlca, Uo;
bogota. Jl0i-"0.
LKATHfciK btady; Hemlock flrsta. tt
fvila; eevouda, 2jJ4o; lb I id. lMTJlc: re
ject a, li.
fHOVisiONB Pont, ateaay: aneea. 41ATI
CT17 ; fuinlly. ti2-0iMl.u; short clears,
41 7Ltfl" 60. Hemf. steady; tunes, 1 12 Soh
u ro; lamiiy. 4u.su47ii.ou; beet ha ma. JS 60
i:0 60. Cut meats, quiet: pickled bo.lle.
10 to 14 pounds, 410. Tm 1100; pickled hams,
moo. Lard, eaay; middle west prima, 8 14
C.; refined, firm; contlnsnt, 8.aV;
00 ut h AmerlcaJD, tlO-60; compound, 87.86
V 78.
taujOW Firm; prime city, hhda, 4c
nominal; country. 64vtSTAo.
HUTTER rirm: creamery, sneclala
JlWXic; extras. 8u44)3to; first, 2i Wc;
creamery, held soci.la, SoaVe; astraa.
IU-'V', rirst. yioaio; process, epeviala,
MtMtf-io: extras, sxo; flrsta tj)r03o; fae
lory. current make, firsts, 214c.
IHEtst-steady; sklma, L14a.
lAjnJ H I ng uiax : freaa gatherei. DeT
doa., 8W3Uo; extra flrsta, 23io; firsts.
us c; neio. rrean. poor to taur, u9ie;
fraaa gathered dirt is. Na. L lVdiao;
freab gathered aback, prim. 16 1 freaa
gathered checks, puvr to good. Utftac;
refrigerator, first. season's ateraae
cuargea paid. Suiisla: retrigeretor, poor,
LW17c. refrigerator, dirtlee, UUq; weet-
ern geibrred. nitre. &ac.
KlULTBI-KraMd. nutei; western
ehlckeaa, kir: fowl. qf16c: turkeys,
aicraas beet. Iktjlku; otbara, lOQUo.
tgOersMsaaas eemla atavrlurt.
VTX.'WACrRR, Oct. 2A WKaVAT-Kaa.
1 XMarUasra. aa.i-Jt. IT: Na. I nur-riva-
UMxOXJm: He 2 hard wtntca. big; ljm
oeutiW, 14 4: May. 810RV
a 1 a Aianrtarv. aig etnac-CAlU-lCt-idauijTig.
eUUuLS
li ka Xsrkrt,
PEORIA. rrf- 73. (YlR-iil.. r.
white. 4-; N a. I yellow. No.' 8 ys.
iuw, 1 jv: c. a. ruw, rTjC. Q.
tuixed. Na 8 ui'iao. an, Na,
liUel. 1. vc; fcen-iiiav. cut
1 , , -ce 1 - .. , f v . m . v.
MARKET
Scgtion on Exchange Dull and Lift
left Daring' Day.
PBICE CHANGES ABE BLIGHT
tailed fttatea teel Agala Prove
Most Active gtoek aad Display
F.ffecllv Resistance to
Bear Attack.
NEW. TORK, Oct. 23. Price barely
moved through most of today's session
on the etork exchange. The market was
dull and Duties, and In the absence of
any Inducements for speculative opera
tions, iraaing. was light. London sent over
a omewhat lower range of prlre before
tne opening ana tni tact, coup en with
moderate pressure from professions! trad
ers, caused elleht recession In the early
trailing. The market rallied btifkly and
held firm until shortly before the close,
when a final drive eltnmtnated most of
the modest gain which had been made.
Heading showed the areateet strength
of any of tha leading stork. Cheata-
peaite tmio recovered part of the Ion
which tt Sustained last week unnn nuhll.
cation of an unfavorable annual renort.
and Norfolk Western also moved up
ward.
I'ntted States Steel was again the most
active stock, and displayed effective re
sistance to hear attack. Tha day' trado
reports Indicated that Incoming order
were smaller than a week- tin. nothwlth.
standing that prices of mnny products
are almost at tha lowest level of a dec
ade.
Perhaps the moat slcnlflcant event of
tha day was the announcement that a
large part of a I3u.ou0,000 loan for th
Fiusslan government waa to be placed
here In the form of 44 per cent; six
months' treasury bills. The offerins- of
so large a portion of the loan at this
point was regarded as the only logical
one In view of the extreme ease of money
u) jNew tork. A compared with the rate
il payment on the Frueslan loan, funds
for bIk months were Quoted here todav at
i per cent.
A moderate Increase was reported In the
mercuntlle demand for money, both lo
caily and In the interior. Foreign ex
change ratea held steady. The fact that
the Dank nf Krarlce offered to procur
:.O0,0tK) of th 82.000.000 Bouth African
Kohl offered In London mlnht operate, it
waa thought, to relieve the situation
suiiewhat at th French capital and
lesi-n the chance that New York would
be called upon to export gold to that
point.
The hond market wa quiet nd lrregu
lar. Total salna par value, t2.100.0u0.
United State bond were unchanged on
call.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on stocks were as follow:
miss. Hlsh. lam. rtM.
suit cti.ifiiers pre
Amlsniftte4 CoCpper ..
Amerlras Atrtmltursl ..
Am. ltt Nusar
American Can
American C. A F
Am Ottos Oil
Americas H. L. pit..
Am. Ire ferurltlee
American Ltnueetl
American Dn-nniotlee ...
A ma ri nan a R
Am. S ft. pld
Am. Steal roundrles
Am. Sugar Rerining
American T. A T
American Tobaoc fli ..
Amartcaa Woolen
Anaconda Mining On....
Atchlaos
AtchiMn fd
Atlantis Coast Lias
Baltimore Okie
balblabaat Steel
brook lyo Hapld Tr
Canadian Pscttle
Central Leather
C'enlral Uaather ptd
('antral ol Naw Jersey...
Cheaspsak Okie
ttilusso A Alton
C'klossa U. W., saw
Ctllcaso O. W. pl4. ...j..
(bicaso A N. VV
Cklcaso. M. A It. P....
C . C , C. A iu L
Colorado P. A I
Colurado A Smitbera....
Cessolldsted Oes
for a Products
Pelavsre A Hudaoa
paoTar a Rla Orande...
Panrar A R O. pld
Maimers' gecuritlas ....
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101 Si
100 JIT
400 1JAH
140 M4(
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41
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UV4
4i
111 H
144
44
lcH
n
i0'
rr
its
JV
i
104 u
lt
M
ias
1
rr
U4H
10dl4
10414
44
1144
40 "4.
4.104
1244
"is
71
1,004 1144 1744
40 UM4
"io isi"
iiivi
Krle
Erla tat ptd
Kris td vtd
l.aon
4no
1110
:a
'"piu
.9014
5I1
4I4
140
12.11
4
lot!
4 s
4114
140
M1t
41-4J
'iiii
44
104
Oanarsl Rlectrlo
Great Northern ptd
Ureal Northern Ore etfl .
Illinois (.antral
Intarburouah klat.
Int. Mat. pld
International Harvester..
li
44Uj
400
nt. Marina pfd
International Paper .....
International Pump
2714
"tl"
ioiii
lows uenirai
Kasaas CUr Swuthera...
K. C. . pld
Laclede Oaa
104
104
104 i
Louiavllls A NaahTlile...
Minn. A It- Louis.
m.. t. r, g. (. M....
Missouri. K. A T
M . K A T Ptd
Miaaourt Peat fie
National biscuit
100
too
luu
1JH4
ai
TO w t$4
National Lead
104
100
Ino
4714
P4i
J5
li
N. K. R. ef a. M ptd..
New York Central
N. Y , O. A W
Norfolk A W eaters,
North American .........
Northern Psoin
Psaltls Mall
Peanayrvsnls
Peupls's Oes
y . c,. C. A at. U
PltUhurg Ooal
Preaaad Steal Car
Pull man Palace Car
Kailwsy Steal prlng...,
flaadln
Haeuhlls Steal
Kepubll teal ptd
Rock Itland Oa
Hoak lalsa Ce. Pf4
UUA. P. 84 pfd...
ft. touts W
l. u W. ptd
Ilciea-fiherrield . A I....
knuthars Paetfle
Southern Itsllway
So Hallway pfd
loo
8.104 1044j
no 11444 114
loO 10 4 TnlH
11:44
li7
44
11
41
144
MV4
140
Tenneeae Coper
Texas A raolflc
T.. St. L. A w
T.. at. u a w. ptd
t'niott Pactflo
I'nion raiiiflo prd. . :
t ailed Statas Realty
t'nited States Runner....
t'nlted Statea Steel
V. S. steel ptd
I'tah tr.per
Va -Caroline Ctsmlcsl ..
Wahaak
Walia.k pfd
V, ct.ra Maryland
We.ttntbouaa laclrlo
aatarn Union
Whrelln A U g
Lehli Valley
Total sales tor tke day, 8TT.M (oaras.
Neve lark Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. Oct 18.-MONEY On call
steady; IV;!:1- per cent; ruling rate. 24.
per cent; closing bid, t per cent; offered
at 2't per cent. Time loans, steady; sixty
days. i3 per cent; ninety day. J'nf
2 per cnt: six months, 2XC4 per cant.
PRIMB MERCANTILE JAFER
per cent.
ITERUN3 BXCILANOK-Steady. with
actual buslneea in bankers' bills at
for alzty-day bill and Kai"M.o lor
demand. Commeroial bill. 84.83t
SILVER Bar, Mo; Mexican dollar. 444.
BONU4-Goveraiuent. steady; railroad
irregular.
Closing quotations oa bonds today were
a fotluwet
t. t m. a r..l4ei4. m M. 4s... 44
4e Is, cusuua iwittJspaa 4s 41
aa. pa 101 do 4a 44
4e teaaiae MleK C. Se. lat la... Tt
e a, ea 4U U S. dek. 4e lll... J
e 4s. i. me L A N. sut 4s. .. n
Allia-C'kal. 4a4 Is... 4 ) g A T. 1st 4a.
Aster. As la 101V4 as 4s If
A. T. A T. sr. davit Ma PaltVs 4s 74
Ass. Til ina 4a..... VM a K at kl 4e i
4s luMr. T. G. a Ike.... S4
Aresav A Oa. 4a. I as asa U K-
Ai blase -... at X. T.. N. U. A E.
ee ee. 4a. ! rr. 4s lis
er. a. xmlft, A W. lat a 4s.. e4
A. a U te 4B..... 4S V 4s 1144
Bel. A Ok4e 4..... lMa. Psatfi ds leu
4e a 4e a aa4
Se 4. W, lav.... NOIL Kds. 4a . . 44
raa. Tr. e. 4e... 44 fees. a. loa 111. 4
ilea o Oa. 4a ! h, aos 4e. 11
Cea. Leatawe la..., 4Kasdiaa . 4s s2
er. ad H. i g SS..141 eg. L. A g P. tg 4 T
O 'Sea. a uaas is.w4) sea. Sa , rri
e rat. le- "4 LI . 4k.l
0aaMe A. 44 ess 1st a44 4a.... to'
C a- A . !... . A. L. t te
es S- 4. aSs. H sal. 4a.... 41
en sL A A P. 4 4a tu4 am a. a.-
H4.Hf.iStl, ta Id Nl. ml 44
rt. 4a H . itaUvay ks.....l
er.. lea as. 1 a m. 4a Ts
-0.4S. Ml. 4S..... 4 Bt Pse4tu 4s. ...Vt
c. a A r A e M 4 er. 4a. 1
D. A ST. 4s..... . 4a 1st 4 r k... 17.
IX A A. 44. 4s. aC. S. RvSbae 4s ....104
4o ret aa. rr. S Si.l ss a. 1-1941
IXlilirs la ...... 14 Vtl-Xr, 0aas. !.."
e,i p. I M. H.e.ku4 Ut ta....aue
u ' 4. Vat a, to... a
U. aj eMail MA. 4a...... 17
"w.a, ar-. aa. IB., p
100 11:44 1W4 DitA
'"iii 'it" '" 44 J
10 uv4 uw ijH
00 1SH 141
IX.BSO 140 14 140W
10 wi IIH 'H
"n '1444 '1444 Mti
200 4t 47 4a i
1
104 44 II f
s
1.004 10144 lKUj let
l.KO 14 M4
1M 444, 44 lW
144
to 4V S4 44
VM I4v U1 tt4
100 4144 4144 414
40. e l'a 141'4 1U4
too K ll4 1144
T
Tn 4144 . 414 ItUj
1114. ovi t 4rt4
ft.) lw4 lot 44 t4
8000 441 4IV4 4414
20 4T4 47V 474
WV4
" io '1144 'itii 44u
""400 '7" 'iii nt
4
, 8.44 MV4 11 1444
Int. Met '4 tiPknam Is 10214
I4. OUmni.
Losdos tock Alarket.
LONDON. Oct. 2X American ecurltle
were quiet and featureless during th
early trading today. At noon price
ranyed 1 roio aooie to below, tatur
day s New York close.
' nndun closing stock quotation:
Console, sinner .... '4V. Loulaellle a Naak.UI
do account 7Mo.. Kan A Tax.. 41
Amal. (AlilM I4UjN. T. CeCntral. . . .l'"4
Anaconda 7 Norfolk A Weatera lo4
Al'bleon MS do ptd 44
do prd 104 Ontario A Wartarn. s4
Paltlmora A Oble... t4 Penn.rlranls 4
Canadian Psrlfio ..2.14 Pand Mines 44
t ha.apealia a Ohio. 73SRaitlo Tt1
Chi. Oroet Weatarn. 14 loutbsrn Ry r4
Oil , Mil. A St. P.lll4 do pfd 71V,
D Bears 114 Southern Pae.ltls ..11144
benvar A Me R... Hi In loo Pielfls 14
do pfd 44 do pfd 44
Erie II C. S. Steal 41
de let pfd (1 ds ptd 113'
do 2d pfd 41 Waba.h 11
Orand Trunk 3T do ptd 11-4
lllnols Central ....142
. ..-iif ,,u.ri at 24741 pet ounce.
.vi(iNhV-lH'ul4 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open mar
ket for short bill is 3'4 per cent; for
thre month' bill, 84S3 per cent.
Boston Stork Market.
22. Closing quotation on
stocks nd bond
AMouex
Amal. Copper
A . Z L. A S
Arliona Com
B A 1. c . a s. M
Buna Coalition ...
r.'al. A Arisen....
Cal ft Heels
Ctntinnlal
Cop Ranxa C. C.
F-a.i lluu, C. M...
Franklin
niro'tx Con
Orenby Con.
Greene Cmoanea ..
lala.Rnrale Copper
Kerr Lake
bake Coupee
La falle Copper....,
Bid.
1H Miami Copper !4
4l'4Mnhak 14
llNaTad Con 14
40 Mplaaln Mlsss .... T
l Nlih butt 14
14 North lake 4
4114 did Dominion 17
14 Oscanls M
'.iParrott S. A C... 4U
12 Qulncy II
lORbannon 7
4 Superior 2t
2 4 Superior A B M.... 1V
tl Superior A P C 14
4U. I S. R. A M... 11
11 4o pfd 41,
11'tah Copper Co.... 14
41 tnont 44
4 Wolverine 41
Ve.T York Mining; Stock.
N KW YORK. Oct. 23. Closing quota
tions on mining stocks were:
Alice 1(0 Little Cblef
... I
...144
...10
...141
...100
... to
Uom. Tunnel Hock . 40
Mexican
de bonds
Con. tii A Va
II Ontario
76 e0phr
Horn Sliver
T
Standard
Iron Silver
eLa4vi coo.
uiterad.
..100 Yellow Jacket
I
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-COFFEE Fu
ture opened steady at sn advance of
lOiaiti point In response to higher
European cable than expected, report
that firm offer from Brail I were aieadv
and generally unchanged, and cover. ng
on reallxlng by recent seller following
th big break of Saturday. It seemed
that nearly all the brokers around th
ring had selling order on the advance,
with rumor circulating that some of th
bigger bulla were realising and the mar
ket during the day eased off sharply
with piicee at one time showing a net
lose of 5Q18 point. Private cables from
Santos, however, predicted an early fall,
ing off In receipts as well as reporting
unfavorably on the new crop outlook
and the market In the latter trading firm
up on renewed covering and bull up
port, with th rloae ateady net 6 point
lower to 8 point higher.
Hales. i),&o bugs, October and Novem
her, 14.7IK-; December, 14.68c; January,
14. Mc; February. iaH6c; March. ia.tc;
April, 18.4c; May. ia.4j!o: Juna 18.89c;
July and Augut, 13.86c; Beptember. liasc.
llavra was H highor to 1 franc lower.
Hamburg wa 1&l higher. Rio, nominal.
Banto uncranged, 4a ino. Receipt at
I,eB,'a,"lBn rf lOs.000 bigs, against
43,imo buKS last year: ludiahy 69.0(a) bags,
against 42.500 bags laat year.
New York warehouse deliveries Satur
day were 6,168 bags, against 13.811 bag
last year. Today special Bantos cable
reported 4a unchanged this morning and
ai2.Pau, rc'" of 84,0)0 bags against
70.noo bag the previous day.
Bpot coffee, unsettled: Rio No. 7. 1547J
15V; Pantos No. 4. lo"!o. Mild, dull;
Cordova, 17180. nominal . '
Metal Market.
NEW IfORK. Oct. 18. METALS
Standard copper, quiet: pot, October,
November, December and January 818 14
bUlb; London, market ateady; pot, IM;
futtires, 64 I6e; arrivals reported at New
York today, 1,710 tons; custom house re
turn show exports so far this month of
iuna ueite copper, 81z.27ttJTU.75:
f. tr0J?'t"5 137H'ffl2.50; casting, 8UO0i
li25. Tin, teady; spot, 84J.00ia4j.J6i Oc
tober, J41.Wrg42.26; November. December
11? Jan.uary' 41.SSt..Hi; Kebruary, 841.86
J42 86; JUondon, firm; pot, fll 7 6d;
future. 1191 7 6d; local sale 86 ton
tawiuiitr si u.w. ieaa. eaay; J4.26jj4.30,
York; 84.10g4U. tat Br- Toul;
IXJndon. 15 16s. Spelter, steady. J4.16f44.26,
- . -j-i . d i.. ioui;
London, 2 17 d. Iron. Cleveland war
rant. a lmd m London; locally iron
ZTtiZrZ'' Vui, .T. nortnem. fis.u
"" "" "-wBie.; ino. i aouthern
nd No. 1 aouthern oft, 815.09215.60,
intlmony, dull; Cookon'. J8.(Kff8.12i4
8T. IlTIia 0.t n-ue-rn. il.
firm; $4.15. Hpelter, trong; J4.J0.
Braparated Apple aad Dried rraita
AuuFiSJ1?- 9?' "-EVAPORATED
iuhHPet'l. bl,t prlc,,a ara teady.
With 1 iar ht nffsaHtAxM am k. a. m
lOalOUc; choloe, 4--ojWo: DrimaillAi. '
DRIED YRClTtl-Prunee. Inactlv. but
WiiS I" tlr,m: JutAUons rang from
ui.w mi ..auiiurmae io liw
SWfi fni flrikrr.na A ...I . . .
. . - m....wv, U U II, put
steady; choice, ISfUSc; extra choice, 18
C.6o; fancy lfauio. Peachee. very
quiet, but offerings are small and prices
r,'a1: c,hol5 UllSo; extra choloe.
lltW2c; f4icy. l3V,(0i2c. Raisins, firm.
Fills IrtaerlxrAi. 1 ti .i a. w -
- -. , iwh Aiuacaiaia a-AXI wa,
rhn Uu 4a fan.. A - 4 . , '. T ,
- mrwm.l, .TJC S4ISU1SSS,
4jTc; London layers, Jl.40iffl.4B.
Cottoa Market.
NEW TORK. Oct a POTTnMiu.i
oloecd dull, 80 points lower; middling up.
,tiii, r-vni-, rniuillina guir, s.ioc; sauea,
17. 0 bales. Future oonned aaae. rwv.
tober, 8.10: November, 8-lJo; Deoember.
9.JtHi; January. 17o; March, I.Mc; May.
9.42c: July, 9.33c.
.onon nuure closed steady. Clo
Ing bids: October, J.06V; November. .08o;
Deoember. 9.22c: Jinuarr. t alc- H-.Km.
9.13c; March, 9 aoq- April. 9 Ko; May. J.JSc:
June. 9cJuly. J.43c; August, 9 50c; 6ep-
Dry Goods Market.
NKW TORK rv. nu-w nnnno
The cotton good market la adjusting
nirmiuy io a lower cotton Dasts Sid or
dors are aocumiilatlng on print, brown
cotton, duck and cotton yarn. There
w a Denier volume or epoi nuainea re-
for spring have been priced on a level
01 iu per cerii neiow tn pnoea last cur
rent. Twryeatlae aad fteata.
PAVANNAH. Oa.. Oct 81 -1TTTJC.
TINE Firm at 4c: sale. 4s bbl.: re
reipts. 6M bbls.; shipments, 1,321 bbls.l
stocks. S.Ml 1. bis.
ROSIN Firm: sales. 1.201 bbls.: re.-elnts
8 .49 bbl.; shipment 4063 bhl.; sto4jg,
cl.;J3 bbls. Uuotations: B. M.40: Li.
s t: ni. : , u, rt. 1, K ana M, 84.6;
N. J.70; WO. 87 80; WW, J7.60.
rklladelphla Predace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct, 83. BUTTE R-
le hlsher: extre western ceramery, 84c;
aearby prints, 84c.
EUO Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases. 8 10 per case.
current receipts, free case, 87.50 per case;
western flrsta free case. J110 per case;
current receipts, free case, J7.J0ijjT.S0 per
case.
CHEESB-Weady, New Tork, full
creams, fancy, 14c; fair to good, lt-14c.
1 leerpeel Orala Market.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 13 WHEAT Spot,
nominal. ruturea easier , December.
7 d; March, 7 4Wd; May. 7 674.
CORN-Spoi. firm; American mixed.
4s 8d. Futures, eaaier; January, talOHd;
February, te
nwlatk Orala Market.
Dl'Lt'TH. Oct IS. TT1 1 EA T No. 1
hard. J1.U4,: No. 1 northern. Jl 114; No,
2 northern. JLC,; Deeenber, JX.aO4. May,
b-i4v
Kaugm Max scat.
NEW TORK. Oct 88. nOAR TRaw.
nominal; mueooradu, 8 teat, AoiWo.
centrifugal. 8 teat ASwMgltt; molassea
sugar, a test. . 8. (totpd. USo. Reanad.
(teady.
X 1 1 1 .
Wool Market.
T. LOriS. Mo.. Oct 2S- WOOL Sltrw;
terrttory and western mediums, 17(J0c;
fine Belli uua, labile; floe. II j ii-.
Klata 1
4"rer rv -t i
latte-r Marrt.
w rerrT- n rvsi
OMAHA UYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt Large and Tendency
of Prices Lower.
HOGS OPEN FIRM, CLOSE LOWER
Fat Sheep and Lamb In Large Sap
ply at All Selling Points, wltk
Trade glow and Prices
Generally Lower.
KOUTH OMAHA. Oct. K, 11L
Receipts were; Ctte. Hogs. Cheep.
(ultimate Monday Yt :.0 i UMi
4ame day last week...l2? 44.7.
fame day 2 wks. go..l0..,3 t.'. Vt.'r,
Same day 8 wk. a4ro..lo,;,4t l.fUf. M.CVi
Same day 4 wka. ago. .I'M- .'l 44.OT")
Same day last year. .. .12.514 2.119 K.TVi
The following 'table ihovr Uie rerelrrts
of cattle, hog and sheep at South Omsha
for the year to date, as compared with
lent vear: inn. 191C. Inc. De?.
attle ikl.SSS trs.l'iO 36.806
Hogs 1.9n4,S74 LSSl.C 343.H8
Sheep J.3K1.346 02.44J !.'
The following table how the average
price for hogs at South Omaha for the
last few day, with comparison:
Date 1811. 110. il().!18t.llcr7 ,1908.
Oct. 14.
Oct. 15.
Oct 16.
Oct. 17.
.1 4 87 I 8 87! f 40( 6 64i 09j I 19
I 1 8 -47! 7 4SI S Bs S mf 4 811
. 8 80141 I 7 461 I 80 t Ml 27 6 11
.1 6 .V 8 65' i 42: ci 4 141 b 10
.1 31SI 6 6S 1 37 6 09 19 5 10
Oct. 1ft.
' 'rt. 1.
I l .- I X Hi , ..H. ri 'l 0 UB: ' n
I 8 8041 8 S7 7 41! 5 2t 6 18, t 14
Oct. ..
ict. il.
Oct. 22..
Oct. 28.
S at S aii 7 bli o ilt I l"l " tv
8 44i 7 Mi 6 43; 6 87 6 11
7 5? t til 5 70 8 13 t 14
Sunday.
Receipt and disposition of live stock
st the Union stock yards, Bouth Omaha,
for twenty-four hours ending at 8 . m,
yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle. oHgs. Sheep. HT's.
C, M. dr. fit. P.... 4 6
I nlon Paclfto 82 6 94
C. A N. W., east.. 5 8 1
C. Ut N. W.. west..lS8 26 109 4
C, ft. P., M. & O.. 4 8
C. B. Ac (J , east.. 1 .. 1
C. B. A Q., west. .232 13 4 3
C R. I. & P., east 1 1
C, R. I. A P., west 3 1
Illinois Central 8
C. G. W ill..
Total receipts . .4K7
60
208
rJlSPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 576
6St
9S4
Swift and Company.... 929
Cudahy Packing Co 1.029
Armour A Co 1,106
Armour, from Denver.. 94
Cudahy. from Kt. Paul
767
1.113
1.2;
1....
2,4h5
2.6H4
i,0K
"kis
Cudany, from Denver..
Morrell
W. H. Vansant Co ....
Benton, Vansant & L.
Hill A Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. H. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Muss
97
14
125
ar,
3:'4
i2
1S7
2V4
21
Ml
78
233
L. Wolf
McCreary
"I
8. Werthelmer ,
H. F. H-amllton
Lee- Rothschild
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co
Christy A Kline ,
Other buyers
96
V
153
1S1
aa
1.4n
22,653
Total 8,464 3.833 31.075
CAi'ibfi-Receipu of cattle wcrs large
this morning, there being aoout the sanie
Dumber in sight as on Monaay of last
week. To rnaae another comparison, tne
receipts are aoout on par wun the corre
Hponunig aay of last year, but over 4,000
head Bhort of the number received here
uiiee week ago and four weeks ago.
At the same tuna oiher market po.nts
were buruened with large receipts ana
were Henamg out discouraging report.
A a result of thia local buyers were In
clined to feel their way until they knew
mora about how came were selling ai
other point. A a result ot thi the traue
waa Uiw and dull and it wa nrn.-tii-nuu
midday betor very much business wa
uansacted. ...
4 u supply of beef steer Droved to be
.uii moderate, there being very few
voiiired beevta of any kind in sight. Of-
-eririgs ot range neet cattle were also
very moderate, out" the trade a a whole
was iinsatlMactorv owins to tha i-.rt ih.t
advices from other sailing points were so
discouraging. As a result of the break
eporied at eastern points price here
were weak to loo lower and In some ex
treme cases Dosaiblv aa much as ln-ii-u.
lower.
Cows and heifers were In larra snnnlv
and th trade waa slow. As waa the case
with beef steers, prices ranged anywhere
from Wak to 10c lower, and In um.
caaea looked as much as ltkgl5o lower.
1 h better grades of cows and heifers, It
anything, suffered more decline than th
cannera and cutters or the cheaper
grades.
Outslds of a few good to extra oholcs
cattle, the general market nn .tn-l,..
and feeder wa around 10oi5o lower than
last week's close. The supply was large,
snd It was late In the day before an v.
thing like a clearance was effected.
Quotations on Native Cattle Good to
choice beef steer. J7.0ik8i7.76 : fir to good
beef steers, J6.00J.7.00; common to fair
beef steers, J4.7i35 75; good to choice
heifers, J4.7hiS6.60; good to oholce cow,
84.3005.00; fair to good cow. J3.76S4.26;
common to fair cows, Ui3.te; veal
calvea, J3.50iir7.76. .
Quotations on Range Cattle Good to
choice beef steers, ts.6ofi6.60; fair to good
beef steers, J4 80ji6.50: common to fair
beef steer. 81 2fc4.0: good to choloe
heifers, 84 2f tt6.00; good to choice cow,
J4.9MJ4 90; fair to good cow. 83.76434 80:
good to choice stacker and feeder. 45 00
f6 78: fair to good Blocker and feeder,
84 2.M26.0O; common to fair Blocker and
feeder. 83.4fl4.25: tock heifer. JJ.J64J
4.2.1: bull, stag, etc.. JJ.2iai.O0.
Kepre.'entaUv aalea:
WESTERNS NERRASK- A
14 reeflsrs.. 969 4 45 10 feeder.. Ml
4 80
J 26
4 46
10 cow 910
10 feeder.. 6Kg
27 feeders., rt
H. H
1 feeders.. 178
F. O
81 steers.... 937
1 JO 5 cow 1104
4 25 81 feeder.. 491
( 35
BarUsohe-Wyo.
4 94)
8. Hesse Wyo.
1 00
CI. I.amb Wvo
27 feeders.. 1226 6 li
P. R. W'erdon Wya.
2J feeders.. 940 5 15 U feeders.. 860 1 10
81ebert A Hayea-Wyo.
62 feeders.. M 5M 51 feeder. .1049 I 00
21 feeders.. 91 6 00
Williamson Bros. Wyo.
27 feeders.. 1084 4 90 feeders. .1010 4 7
H OC1 a Demand for hogs from local
quarter had a vary fair edge during
moat ef the session and price for bula
ruled steady to strong. Buppilt amounted
to about Iifty-flve kad and tn larger
portion of tin estimate, showing up be
fore 10 o'clock, cleared In goud shape.
Closing business. Involving a dosen or
more loads, waa affected adversely by a
weakened demand and final value set.
tied at level about a nickel lower.
Ulppera and speculator furnished poor
support at all times, buying only aig or
aeven loada In all. Heavy butcher and
packing grades made up the big end ot
receipts, and aa these kinds are more
properly suited for local slaughter the
needs of the shipping trade ww lalber
uncertain.
a! wer cloeely bunched, the Bant
as recently, and long airings landed at
W.tvul S7. Home little business was
done late at prices as low aa J.ju. The
best bacon anlinaia on sal touched 84-4U,
a nickel under tiaturday'a high price.
Representative sales:
Na A. 8a. Pr. He. Ae. So, Pr.
7 4"4 mi I 174 40 4 iu I 14
44 Ml 94 I 87a M 14 ... 4 1
40 W
4 I le
SIM
II.
It.,
41.,
44..
...t4 lit I 4
...143 ! IS
...ir; tw) 4 44
...1I M I 14
...le M 4H
144 I t
a HI
ut is
... I lo
44 4 lt4
... 4 121
111.
1W I I! J
11 I
Ml
...to
...t4
...!
...tni
...til
...Ml
...la
44...
II...
u t te 1 14
S:u la I M
11 m in 4 w
rr ii it 4 11
n 7 14 1 11
n 4.4 1 14
41 I t fee 4 1
1 tn u tr
a 44 1 1144
...Ut
..H 14 St
..in 1 I M
..f MM 4 44
ax. ..... -ui ... s 17
... 4 47
14 I 87 2
..le 44 4 14
4.....l4
..4 4 la t I
. M 1 1471.
M.......IJ4 84 4 rt2
a. ... 17 i
.M4 ... 4U
.Ut US I I
aa ia 1 1 si
T. ...... set a u
T4..M...I3I K III
44 Id 4 I 44
41 a4 ... ea
14 1.4 UI I 14
IT ...... . 4 14 I St
Tk i l US I SI
44. 14 4 4 44
II ... II7,
la . lat in,
. ... I 17
44
..St ... 4 17-4)
.11 14 I 17
.. ... I 7W
..H4 U 17
.44 ... 44
u. .
SHExlP Few eellar ef sheas aad lamb
cerrat to C inmilt tlietnaelvee on tii pro!-
a 1 tea e,m4"l.o ot tr-1e. hot all trren
uisncii ol tne maraei. riastina for ooi-
1. riepf uii-g war p.ntliui. a big supply
locany being one ol th foremost. In
auiuiuon to the aLw) nead eeuuiata at
1.1,1 point, eastern trade wsa aieo glutted,
v.iusO getting one ol the .augral runs
.n lue history ot the tnarktt. a mean
uernand at last weeg's ciose only server
o tnaae a bad Bituauon vtoise, soil lue
einouut 01 business transacted esriy at
oiobu only a pour test o( vaiues.
411 liiawn aesBion p.uu.ie:u lo oe an
ajlernoon atiair, with teeuer cUbSu
,ule anu tat atrinaa tne excepuoo. De
l-i te put tact, noiiiing creuiiaoie couiu
ue t-aid regarding Uie uen.anu tor killing
etoca. lacsers heid back from tne scan
and Insisted on a seal ot price se
verely trimmed. IndicaUon pointed tu
ihe sals 01 the bula at uevuues ot about
Fat lamb slatted out arounu
.0.x6.40 and the limit on choice quality
a placed at lo.aO. Fat aheep trade ruleu
unevenly lower, uncertainty being due to
.be relatively email proportion of good
uwes, wethers, etc., in the auppiy.
V eighty feeder lambs, euitaoi for dry
lots, drew fair competition trom country
iiiiycrp, but other ot.erings were neglected
and the general trend to values was bear
ish. In some respects It waa weak to
1.1C lower deal. '1 tie attendance ol corn
belt finishers proved reaxunably large,
out common, old ee.es and plain. Utile
,amhs wore unpopular In most quarter;.
The better kind of weighty lambs rangei
around J4.n0&4.65. while pee-wee grade;
eold largely under 84.00. as low aa 8J.26.
Feeder ewes moved from 82 50 downward.
Quotations on sheep and lembs: Lambs:
Good to choice, 85.2.1.60: fair to good,
.r.."tni6.26; feeders. 83.2"4(40fc. Yearlinns:
Good to choice, 83i4.15; feeders, JJ.lMjf
8o. Wethers: Handv. J) 263.60; heavv,
l.irgS 40. feeders. J2 909 3.26. Ewes: Uood
to choice. J2.903 16; fulr to good. l?.fi&-3
2. :; breeder. t3.2a3.8S; feeder, J2.10r62.50;
culls. Jl.&?2 10.
Representative sales:
No. . Atr. Pr.
26 Nebraska wethers fW 8 00
1010 Wyoming lambs 73 80
4t4 Nebraska feeder ewes 67 1 SO
27 Neb. feeder ewes, culls.... 64 1 00
628 Montana wethers 120 I 70
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Dull Hogs
Lower 8heep Steady.
CHICAGO, Oct. 28. CATTLE Receipts,
36Ooi head; market dull, generally lOwlRc
lower, beeves. 34.70(je.76; Texas steer,
J4.l0ufl.00; western steers, 84.16ij''-10;
stockers and feeders, J3.26'o.70; cows and
heifers. J2.00rg6.OO; calve, 86.0009.00.
HOGS Receipts, 80.O0O hetul: market
mostly 6c lower; light, J6.9oi.tt2'; mixed,
J6.uCkS.67Vi; heavy. Ki'g6.6; rough, JtMWj:
6.26: good to choice heavy, i.2.V(i4i.60; pigs,
83. TRff: .".; bulk of sales. Jti.35fifi.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 70.000
head; market steady for best: others 10c
lower; natives, Jz.2ifj3.i0; western, I2.4ta
8 80. yearlings, J3.60u4 40; native lambs,
Jl.OCKrjtUO; weatern. J4.00i3.10.
St. Loola Live gtoc-k Slarket.
PT. LOUIS. Oct. 83. CATTLE Receipts,
6.300 head, including 3.814 Texans; market
steady ; native shipping and export steers,
J7.2..'8.00; dressed and butcher steers,
J5.257.50; steers under 1,000 pounds, Jl.OOrt
8.00; stockers and feeders, J3.0Ory6.25; cows
and heifers, ta.tKyS.86; canners, 31.0013.00;
bulls, J3.765.25; calves. 84.009.00; Texas
and Indian steers, J4.00ij7.u0; cows and
heifer. J4.6Ofl7.00.
HOUS Receipts, 9,944 head; market
steady to strong; pigs and lights, J4.76
4.70. packer Jtl.46Q6.iO; butchers and best
heavy, J6.60g6.76.
8HKEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.200
head: market steady; natives muttons.
43.nM3.A6; lambs, ROOtgS.et): culls suid
bucks, J1.2ES3.50; stockers, J1.0O&3.0O.
Kansaa City Live Stock Market,
KANSAS CITT. Oct. 21 CATTLE Re.
celpts, 82,000 heat), including 2,000 south
erns; market steady; medium steers 10c
lower: dressed beef and export steers,
17.0uii.0O; fair to good, J5.S63-6.90; western
steers, J3.9WS.7.J6; stockers and feeders,
J3.7&0-6.9G; southern steers, J3.66j.6.25;
soulliern cows, U.76iJ4.26; native cows,
Ji.&ixo.OO; naUve heifers. J4.00.50; bulls,
83.26-4.26. calves, M-OOtgrf.&O.
HOGS Receipts, 8.600 head; market
steady to 60 lower: bulk of sales, JtUito
6.60; heavy. J.40(ffl.62Jni: packer and
butcher. J.S04.60; lights, J6.6XxigD.36; pigs,
J4.2i.(&4.25. -
tm,lU AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.000
head; market ateady to strong; lambs,
J4.6org.9; yearlings, J3.75avi.50; wethers,
MiWiii.76; ewes, li.964J4.60; stockers and
feeders, 82. 25(83.80.
St. Josepk Live Stock Slarket.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Oct. 23. CATTLE
Recerpts. J. A head: market slow: steers.
J4.5Ou4.00; cows and heifers. J3.604j7.76.
HOQ-Receipia, ,)!oy head; market
steady to weak; top, $6.60; bulk of sale,
u.oci.aQ.
SHUEP AND LAMBS Receipts, J. 900
head; market slow; lambs, Jl.OO'U'ti.OO.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of llvs stock at the five princi
pal western markets Saturday:
Caul. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha U.Suo 3.7o0 eo.ouo
Bt. Joseph 2,600 6,200
Kanaa City M2.uu0 g.5o0
St. Louis 4.300 9.9U0
Chicago 36,000 J6.0UO
Totals..
..89,200 (2,800 166,100
OMAHA UtCAEAAi. MARKET
CHEESE Imported bwlss, 32c; Ameri
can wiB, Lie, block bwiss, loo; twins,
lCnc; daisies, 16 c; triplets, leic; blu
label brick, lo ; Umberger, 4-lb., 14c; lim
berger, 1 lb., 19a
BUTTER No. L l-lb. carton, 2to; No.
U tn o-lb. tuba. 2Vo; No. J, Hfec; pack-
Pa, 1TC
i-OCLi'RT Broilers, Uo; spring. ISNj;
hena Uo; coca, sc; ducks, 16c; geese,
ix;; tuiaey. piseuns, pr doa, gi.su.
A4v: bialiera. Uo. bna, sc; old
iooir and stags, 6c; old ducaa, full
leathered, 10c; geie. lull foauisied. lue;
lurkey. 16c; guinea fowia, lac eacu;
pigeous, per doa., ioc; houisis, per ooa..
42 au; suaba, iso. L 81.60; No. 3, 6uo.
FlaH r.ckeiei, lie; wnlte, auc; pike,
16c; trout, lac, larg trupp;es, loulsv;
apaniah macaerel, Uo; eel, lac; haddock.
Uo; flounueie, lie; groan calf 111, lo.
roe aliad. 6i.ts each; shad roe. per pair,
joc; salmon, Uc; halibut, 9c; yeiUw
perch, so; butlaio, 4c; bu.lhaau. 14c.
BEEF CUTS Ribs: No L lc; No. 8. Us;
No. 8, t'tc. Loins), No. 1. lsfcc; No. 8,
lirSso; No. 8, 8-)4C. Chuck: No. 1 70. No.
J. 6c; No. 8. 6 4.0. Round: No. i, llu; Na.
J. 4,o; No. 8. Wc. Flat; No. 1. to; No.
i, n,o; No. 3, IWc
FRUlTeV-Applee Cooking varieties per
bbl.. Ji?a; Joaaihan, per bbl., 84.0U; Cali
fornia Belleflower, ptr box, J1.26; Colo
rado Jonathan, extra fancy, per box.
12 lo; Ben Davis, per bbl., J2.30. Ba
nanas J ancy select per buch, 82.252.00;
Jumbo, per bunch, 42.7n4.74. Canta
loupesColorado, standard 44 count, 81.76
per crate; pony cralca, 64 oount 81-60;
Colorado Oaage, 18 Sise, per crate, Il uo.
Cranberries Wisconsin fancy, per bbl.,
J8.0u; per box. 83.00. Date Anchor brand,
new, to l-lb. pkg. In boxes, per box, 82.26.
Figs Calltorni. per case of 13 U-oa.
pkgs sac; per ease of 8 12-os. pkgs.,
J2.au; per case of 0 -os. pkg., Ji.uO;
New Turkish, I -crown In 20-lb. boxae,
fier lb., loo; i-crown in 0-lb. boxe. per
b., X6c; 7 -crown In SO-lb. boxe. per lb.,
17c. Orapea Nw York and Michigan
Concords, par 7-lb. basket 19c; California
Tokays, per 4-basket crate, J1.2S. Lemons
Liuionelra brand, ealra fancy, JuO-Sot)
else, per box, 86.76; Lorn a Llmonelra,
fancy J0-3tA else, per box. 46. 0U; ltD
and 420 slsss, Juo per box Was. Oranges
Niag-rA Uedland Valencia. 98-124) isa,
per box. J6.26; 160-li(-2u0-216-2j0 alaea, par
box. J6.6O. Peaches California and Colo
rado, per box, 81.00. Peara California
Duchess. B Hardy and B. Clarlgtau. per
66-1 b. box, J2.60; lot of 10 boxe or more,
82.40; Lawrence, per box. J3.40. Quinuse
Michigan, per basket (2 26.
VEGETABLES Bean a StrUiaT and was.
per market baaket II yL2o. Cabbage
Wisconsin, per lb., lktflVc. Celery Mich,
lean, per doa, 86a; Colorado Jumbo, par
do., 160. Cucumbers Hot house, per
dos., 81 75. Ejs gplant Fancy Florida, per
do.. JL0O. Carllo Extra fancy, white,
per lb., 160. Lettuce Extra fancy leaf,
per do. 40c. Onions Home grown,
whit, per crate, J1.75; pellow, per crate.
JI.40; red globe, per lb.. 2Wc; Wisconsin,
yellow, in sacks, per lb., J,c; Spanish,
per crate, J1.75. parfcley Fancy home
trown, per do, bunches, 46c Fotatoea
Uaneeota Early Ohio, par bu-, 80c; Wis
consin while stock, per bu., tuc; In 10
saca lot. 60 less. Sweet Potatoes Vir
ginia, per bbl. 44.60; per bu.. bsk., Jl So.
Rutabagas In sacks, per lb 10. To
matoas Heaoe grown, per markst baaket.
5u;6c,
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds Califor
nia soft sliell. per lb . toe; in sack lota,
lo lea. Brasll nuts Per lb., Uc: tn sack
iota, le leut. Chestnuts Per lb.. 16c. 1 o-
coaauta per sack. J6 2 Fuberta lr
lb., 14c; in sack lota, lc lea. Peanut
Roeaied, per lb.', 8Wc; raw, per lb , 7Wc.
Fcavr Large, per lb., lac; L4 tut lots,
le lea. Walnuts New arop, UU. Cali
fornia, Pr lb., 17Vc; In asuk tola, la it as.
f 1,1, r New. per U-gal. V, tbl., I!!5: fee
13.76. Krout-Pr 15-fal. keg. 12.75; per
6-gal. keg. J1.10.
St. Louis Geseril Market.
it inns rirr n..WHriTur..i,
wek; trsrk No. I red. lcU 31 .02H ; No. I
hard, 81 nfi-fl.14; December, 8l.01ti31.0m;
Mv. Jios-vffl.o.
CORN trf'wer; trncK o. I. 7?73ttc;
No. 2 white 74H3T.V; December. Sa't:
Mav, i44,(rt iif,c.
OATS Steartv: ttark No. 2, ITc; No.
2 white. 4-Vi4tVo; De-ember, 47ic.
tv o,.... . . aoi.-Ai r., e
nir- o'lwue m 1 tjv-vi wx.v..
FLOUR Hi m: red winter patents. 84 40
0.flO; extra fancy and straights, 840031
4.W; hard winter clears. 8S Vfj3.85.
PEED Timotnv. ?12.1)JZH.6(.
CORNMEAL JJ 30.
BRAN Steady, racked east track. Jill
31 14.
HAT weak; timotny. J19.0tv7r24.):
prairie. Jl! OOtf 16.00.
BAtlOINO
TWINE Hemp, 7l,c.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged: lob
bing. J14.2S. I-ard. lower: prime steam,
JS.72i4ygs.82H. Dry salt meats, unchanged;
boxed extra shorts. 19.00; ribs, $9 00; short
clears, Jt.n1, Pacton. unchanged: boxed
extra short 10c; clear ribs, 10c; sonrt
clears. J10 12H-
POULTRY Firm: chickens. 9Ur:
springs. 10c; turkeys, 14616c, ducks, 12c;
gese. 9c.
hi tter steady, creamery, 2377300.
EGGS Firm at 22c
Receplts. ShlDment
Flour, bbls 12.0tV 9,ofif)
Wheat, bu 72.0t0 RS.ono
Corn, bu 114,000 46.000
Oats, bu 102,000 26.000
Kansas Cltr Grain aad Provision.
irivtm rtTV r,.t tn miff . t. -,. .w
unchanged: No. I hard. J1.04ygl.U; No. 3,
Jl.rr77jl.09; No. 2 red, 11.0291.0314; No. 8,
$1.011.02i: December. Jl.O'-;'iti(ffl.024; May.
J1.0rAri.o54; Julv, tt7iffiWc.
t-UK.M uncnangea; jno. 3 mixed. T3o;
No. 8. 72Hc: No. 2 white. 72lVfr7Sc: No. IL
72Hp: Deoember, Sfo; May, 68'4o; July,
!rfS--
ua'is sreaov; no. 8. white, 4S3Btto;
No. 8 mixed. 46H4740.
RTE 97c.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, 8J.ri
choice prftlrte, Jll0tyi3.5O.
BUTTER Creamery, 28c; firsts, J0
seconds, J4o; packing stock, JSc
E(KiS Extras, 84c; first. 27ViO sec
onds, 14c.
Recelpta Shipments,
Wheat bu Mono Ml fro
Corn, bu. 61,000 2S,Of0
Oats, bu, 16,000 13.000
Mlaneapoll Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 2S. WHKAT-'De-cemher,
31.10S; May, ILMHSLWH; July.
JL16ri.l6Wj; cash. No. 1 hard, 11.13 "4; No.
1 northern Jl.UHeUlS; No. 1 northern,
J1.0S-l.oS; No. J, JL06H1.06.
FLAX 82.394.
B A RLE Y-&cg.l.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 7Sc.
OATS No. 8 white. 48S46HO.
RTE No. 2, 9.M9SS4o.
BRAN 421. 60rg 23.00.
FLOUR First patents. 6.493.70; sen.
ond patents, J6.006.30; first clears, J3.909
4.26; second clears, J3.8048.20.
Visible "apply ot Grata.
NEW TORK, Oct. 23 The visible sup-
Sly of grain In the United States Satur
ay. October 2L a compiled by the New
Tork Produce exchange was as fol
lows: Wheat 61, 815.tn) bushels; Increase,
1.615.000 bushels. Corn. 8.110, Offl bushels:
decrease, 650.000 bushels. Oats. 21,7fS.O"0
bushels; Increase, 69,000 bushels. Rye.
792.0HO bushels; Increase, 176,000 bushels.
Barley, 4,213.000 bushels; Increase, 323,000
bushels. The visible supply of wheat In
Canada last Saturdav waa 7.430,000 bush
els, an Increase of 463.000 busnela.
Two Killed in War
Between White Men
and Angry Negroes
COTVETA, OkL. Oct JBL Efl Suddeth.
a negro, was shot to death tonight by a
mob of cltlsens who had armed them
selvs following a battle this afternoon
between blacks and whites. In which Sud
deth killed J. D. Beavers, city attorney,
snd wounded Carmen Oliver and Stellar
Thompson, whit men.
Buddeth was wounded and was than
strung up to a water tank but was cut
down before he died and locked tn a va
cant building. Tonight Deputy Sheriff
Plowsrs attempted to take the slayer to
Wagoner to jalL As the negro was being
lifted Into an automobile th mob opened
fire on htm. Probably fifty shot entered
his body.
Large numbers of enraged negro are
arriving from th surrounding country
and a race war seems inevitable.
MUSKOGEE, Oct, 23. While what
militia can be raised tonight ts being
rushed from here by special train to
the assistance of the white population
of Coweta, larg numbers of armed ne
groes from surrounding points are has
tening to that town to assist In the fight
with the whites.
Besides the killing of the city attorney
and the lynching of bis slayer a number
of both races have been shot In the
fights, according to reports reoelved here.
The negro population la Infuriated by
th killing of Buddeth. They sent out
runners to all nearby towns, several of
which are exclusively negro settlements,
to call them to aid In fighting the whites
nd maks good their threat to wipe the
town off th map before morning.
Sounds Praises of
Underwood for 1912
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oot tl Con
gressman Oscar W. Underwood of Ala
bama waa put forward as the next demo
cratic candidate for president by United
States Senator John Bankhead of Ala
bama In recent statement today. Mr.
Bankhead says that Mr. Underwood has
go equal In either branch of congress
in th execution of publio policies and
that his capacity for organisation is
shown by his eontrol of th pre ant bous
majority. Senator Bankhead declare
that after visit to vaiioua part of th
country It is his deliberate Judgment that
if there Is any sectional feeling as to Mr.
Underwood, it would be In tha. southern
ers' favor.
Attempt to Dynamite
Eock Island Train
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Oct B.-U. tale
gram to th local polio asking tnem to
watch for thre upcted man brought
tonight th first Information that an
attemp was mad this morning to dyna
mite the Chicago, Rook bland A Pacific
paaaenger train. No. 87, Trom Bt Louis
to Denver, at Eldon. Mo.. 170 miles east
of here. The track was damaged by the
explosion, but the passenger train p d
over. A freight train which followed
wa delayed for aa hour while tha dam.
gga was repaired. Three men, who were
seen In Eldon yesterday, are gnspauted
aad their descriptions have beao sent to
tha police of all surrounding eltlssv
Flag of New Republic "
of China is Displayed
NEW TORK, Oot. S3. Th flag eat th
"new republic of China" was displayed
today at a public meeting of 604 fhlnaos
hsld under th auspice of tk New Tork
branch cf tha Youag China sisaoia'stlnii
In aid of th revolution. It was red, with
a blu field, similar to that of tha Ameri
can Hag, and la plaoe of the stars, had a
whit sun.
The alarccast v"! Gas the Oood Ss
th Owe 14-n Lot tho PviaCW g.aiar Jg