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THE BEE: OMAHA, TirUKSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1911.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
( psntiiluojj
I GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
nVERTBrtnt enjoys an evening with
the Woodward Stock company. If
J. Rodman, 8.121 Fartiam Ft., will com
to The Ueo office within three days we
will give him an order fur a pair of
tickets.
Ion; Wheat Still Comei to Market
and Cablet Are Lower.
COBN CONTINUES RESPONSIVE
WANTED TO BUY
Id-band rood. Kleser. 1030 Center. D-MU.
id
WE FAY hifhest price
land clnh rj. M. Nathan,
fT men's
1 h Utn.
WANTED TO HENT
WANIKU-To rant 4-rootn house part
modern, in any pail of city. Addrt.
N. 42. Boa.
WANTED Threa-room house at once.
Must be leanouebie. Adurei-a nenry Muyd,
Iris fc. 21st.
WANTED At once, rnoni with alcove
or two rooms; fam.ly nt three; cloBe hi
and close to goon board. Gentleman at
noma oniy Hunuayg. Address W vi, le.
I'T young married couplo, three or four
fmitn fiat or apartment. Must ba ikm
litated and have private bath, ate Rent
not to tirerd ". Address ti. 383, Uee.
hoald There He Farther l)lf Is
Marketing; Crop by Reason of
Wet Wrutktr Will Be Re
garded aa Hall Fealore.
OMAHA THE MARKET TOWN
WKKK.H UKAIN CO..
eor.ttgnmenia solicited.
grain .aeronaut.
.ti 1 runnei.
Nebraska -low a Ornln Co. 711 lrandt:a
VllE UPDIKE GRAIN CO. Coo. la
tnems eureluny haiKiio. Omana, xseu,
UaHHUM COMMIortlON CO. "A m
man wnu ua uied ua. '
CAVERS ELEVATOR CO., who.tseie
cWeiers in gran, bay. coup faoti. ,u
siianusts Hlug.
ROBERTS QHAIN CO., gram consign
ments solicited. Brain buugrj. to urnva,
tJt brand!.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Blilp four stock to Sou til Uinaluti
sure mileage anil alnlukage, out
consignment rtirlva lruiur't tuid
tarelui attention.
LIVE STOCiTcOMMlSSIOr
Brer Broii. A Co. Strong and rcuponnlbl.
VVUUJJ BHO0. S34-M Kxchftng IU1f.
Ortt VViit. 'om, Co.. Orrnln A Denver.
, 1. t3rtllltl A jam llatflUi? flVtV.
V . . UH..I1 A iW., aVaV AvMcn. iilUJf.
'lAUU UllUO. IUaValUI VHltltJ. nUa, HllDrp.
C Lw-iJr (Ul 4.-1 II, tU., i JkJaUlailMJ HlUtf.
Cl;, AaWaflt.vM at e..j.( XV CbJ.Cn, Mi.ltf.
lit 0iaQuiU CUua, u., lit. a.Ug.
V . tl. B.tHilt t avjt lltU.tl ntip.
AliU UUUI) M
CVI at atliU VUI, UuitCU Ofc flUHlietfl,
MalBiOH Ua, a' tIIUal( tl IHWH CU.II. Il)r,
fc men A-. t. on. c.o,t m rXtJintnatj.
i.uai ft maimuti In htocti
V iltva.
iA abAi A awt3.
tf toAf-ilaiHg lit Utf.
I jaijitc.tuftU wiau. cu. m k rniui(4.
tUg,
AlayUalt, ktUVU i alaaktlIV IU OkviCA
THU a. UtUj Uaaf.lw t ytl J.
GOVEriutftNT NOTICES
OMAHA. Oct. 23, 1911.
I.onir what (till coma on th markt
tbl mornliiK anl cahlra Wfr. lowor
KKRln. I.l.imdatlon Khould b nrarly com
plotn and the ahi rtnr In Hunma and tha
Aimrntlna, oinip.o Mitli th renewal of
rtlvn rnnh drniand. will ba the artlva
bull fpaiurra to rrn?e nothr advance.
Hull li-Dileta arn nut furrinif the market,
but tlurr la a ronilil'nt fwlina In regard
to l.iiylnt; on nil iod d!rrMiiona.
Thcr rorn market rontlnura very ra
aponalvo to good buylnir. atthouifh a
period of fine wenther will no doubt be
aiifflrlent to temporarily ilopreaa prloea.
On the othir hand, aliould wet weather
raiioe my further drlay In marketing th
new rrop It would ba regarded aa a bull
f Rtnre.
Ilenvy liquidation on the part of laet
eclta buyer caiiaed wheat to aa
lower today. HUycia are inrllned to take
tha whent on the d'-cllnea and aome re
covery w experted.
Corn was proctirnlly unchanged, al
though the tnarkrt wna rnjdcr on the fine
weather over the belt and freer Boiling
hy the ountry holders.
lYhnarv whnnt rt.celnte were W.N10 bu.
BMil ehlpmenta were 2.i0 bu., axalnat re
ef'pti.Krt vrnr of ixn.CM) bu. and ahlp
nunts of 771.000 bu.
. Primary c orn receipt wera BIB (KG bu.
nnd uhlpinenl were 2r.(v bu., agalnat ro
n lpt lHt year of 4:,0O9 bu, and ahlp
menti of v,.(n bu.
f'lrnranera were K V) bu. of corn, I.JoO
li. r onla end wheat and flour equal to
ir'd m bu.
Liverpool cloned NCid lower on whrat
and unchanged on rorn.
The following chfIi eale were reported
H'heat: No. 3 hard. 1 rnr ll.'2lt. Corn:
No. t white, car 7'c; No. t white, 1 car
c; No. 2 vrllow. 1 rnr IW-C; No. 3 vel
low, enrm O'jHc; No. 1 mired. 2 car Wo;
Mi. i mixed, 2 care 6!iye, 3 car o.
4 tnWeri, 1 car f.ftc. HdI: Blatidiird. 2
cer .f.'c; No. S white, 11 cara tti'.c; No.
4 white, 7 cara
Oni.hu C'aah Prlrea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, t1.02fll.n5: No.
herd, tl.0141.v4; No. 4 hard. WiiyUtl.W4.
CORN-No. 2 white. ffWlOWc: No. 1
white, 6&V70c; No. 4 white, iZhb'iiMc;
c.o. z yellow, WAvmVit'-i Jo. I yellow.
f.mf(n'c; No. 4 yellow, fiU'tt'OWo; No. 2,
(.I'.tWStc; No. 8, UtVu'ic; No. 4, t-SKtp
69c.
OATS-No. 2 white. (SMc: atandnrd.
tfityc; No. 3 white, 4iWl4t)Vic; No. 4 white,
4(Vn4c; No. 3 yellow, 4V(J!; No. 4
yellow, 4r.V'j45r.
HAltl.KY Malt nir. . II. 13' 1.23: No. 1
feed Wtcfytl.ta.
ltVE-No. 2, fl397c; No. S, IIS36o.
Carlut iterelpta.
Wneat. Corn. Oat.
Chicago hi !!& 1KJ
MliiiMunoll 2.S7
Otniihn 45 23 27
Dulutli PJI
with 1 cara of contract grade Oat. Wo
lata. Total receipt of wheat at Chicago,
Minneapolis and Duluth today were oil
cara. compared with M cait la at weak
and iVH car tor tha eorreapondlng day a
ear ago.
SEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
V'arloa
QaiHatloaa f tke Day on
C omraodltte.
NEW YORK, OcL 2f..-FliOVU-Steady;
aprlng patent, p,.Xi6 60; winter
tralght. M.ni4.3n: winter patent. t4.S8
M 70; eiprlng clear, t4.3.'''T4.20; Kanill
tralghta, t4 7Mim. Rye flour firm, fair
to good, tt.0tri.20; choice to fancy, t,VK
&f4.-..
CfJKNMEAI-FIrm; fine white or yel
low, ll.Ho-.il , V,; kiln dried, .! 6.43 71.
KVlV-Qulet; No. 2 jc, nominal, c.
1. f., Ilufralo, to arrive.
WHEAT Hpot market eaey; No. 2 red,
tl-Wl elevator eiort bael and tl .Yi
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
1 1 f. o. b. afloat. Future market
wa lower under aelllng by long owing
to bearish foreign newa, report of a poor
flour demand, eaeler outnldo mnrket
and larger country offering, closing 'i
ia net lower. Iiecember, $1.X ll-IW
K.'S. cloed. tl.O;,''; May, SI. 10 b-Wt
IklO'1,. cloned. 11.10. Ilecotpt. 135..KX)
bunhel; shipment, 2',,;'!7 bueliol.
COKN .Spot market firm; export No.
2, Mo nominal f. o. b. afloat. Future
rnarket waa nominal. ftecclpna, l.lio
bunhel; h1ment. II.STx bushel
OATH Snot market steady. Future
market win nominal. Hecelpts, W.i")
buahel; ahlpments, liushela.
HAT-Steady; prime, tl.;'No. 1, $1.
l.::0; No. 2, tl Vul 2'; No. 3. tl.io.
HlfiKS Firm; Central America, 21c;
Fingota. 2l4i2;.ic.
EKAT1IKII Firm: hemlock firm, S4
27c; second, 2i''i4c; thirds, lifi21c; reject,
PHOVISIONB-Pork. steady;
tl6.7ijl7.ai; ftimlly, tI9.OO:rtl.0ii;
clenr. tl'l .7i"4j 17.60. Deef. steadv;
JM60913 ,1; family, tl3.6OJil4.00;
ham, t!C'.W"fi30.M. Cut meats,
picKiti rellloM, 10 to 14 pound
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Pricei Virtually on Dead Level
Sarin; the Day.
TOBACCO HAN HOLDS INTEREST
I'nlna Pacific Rrmilti at Prac
tically game Prlca Darlna; roar
Worklaar Day Steel Isanee
Mhnw Weakness.
mess,
short
mesa.
beef
eus v;
tlO.'iW
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anu 14, him tnoi.ia au Lu.Cktuiir
tuua oi'iiio i-iva civu,au inuc iu uu
buuia, aim uoi intituuiua iu ui aua um
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VuUnuMuti Ijiaujr cuuniy, tiuUkatt,
btepnena couiuy, jLiuncan, ij tracts, tui.JOj
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tou waul, aus, wi Ua4;ui 4,gg Auiva,
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acrva, ivvMiibr ss. nuiM couui,
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liana, lu,,.w aciea, uwisuiir iU, tj,
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uiuia luau Iw auicg u(.ait-
tuitut.. kuu . u. ,s iim .,,
je aoiu iu oua paiaun in any on natiou.
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tiiiiuiuui te.u-i.iuu ui 4s.w ui i..u. a imi
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lwa.a ui lues .auus u. bran uisisu
l vowiiUna. siiuMiii( lua iaiioa ui si.
lia UUM.1 .1,1,UI1 i.1 tiU hllUUa iiUkiS UM1
ki...iuiuu iiiutt. 11 sul i.iiii acutauie
to luiuisu uu-'it iniiu.ier an ut ium itsia
aiiu il is l.uwwi mil uisuua uu.iu.ai
suuii uiiui uuuuii Stu4y lua iuc-uiy iu
WUtcii aia lUiaimuiiL iuuu. uiia uf
the kaiiuu cuuiii-a, suuavu. lua tuc
luiu ui iua imia iu ua sum mil us iu4.
iiisiiuu UiHiu tti..naiuu iu lua unuci
slsiiuu Uihiu li. (.auisut ul . u Cgr auu
a-uut.k. iu lua luiiu ui uisii ur I'lm,
'muiisii oiusi. J. li. vitiuui, cuuiiu.s-
au.iKU- lu ii.u 1-iva eivuiMU int.
kuaa. Oaiauoiiuk. Aaiuai L u.
CIIICAOO GRAIN AXli PROVISIONS
Featares ot the Traaln and Cloalnaj
Prlrea on Ilnaril of Trade.
CH1CAOO, Oct. 25. Aasertlona that tha
Argentine harvest now almoat at hand,
will prove an abundant that scarcity else
where can work no harm, sent the wheat
tniuket todny to a lower level. Tha close
wa Vio to Ho under laat n ght. Other
leading staples, too, showed n net decline
all around corn o to lS'i14", oata y
W to 1c and hog products Ik) to 100.
The flattering outlook for the wheat
crop lu Argentina attracted special at
tention becauaa of dispatches from Elver,
pool telling of cheaper offers of enrgoea
from Houth America. It waa pointed out
that nearly l.ooo.oio mora aorca wera under
cultivation In Argentine thnn ever before
and that even aside from the Increase ot
planting tna prospect was better than for
many year. Further discouragement for
tha bulla reaulted from weather condi
tions northwext and from lea favorable
ndvlep In regard to tha milling altuat'on
In that region. Tha enowfull and cold
both aide of tha Canadian Una were ex-
C octet! to Irud to a huge Increase In mar
clings, the uaual thing after a freeae up.
At the same !me, the prevailing high
ptlcra for flour were sild tu have shut off
demand for that commodity to a material
extent. Altogether It was a bear day
HeHr to the end, notwithstanding that the
final tone was comparatively atendv. Itn
tween the opening and the close Decem
ber ranged from tl.' to tl.OlN. with the
average eolea at 1.0I, a net loss of He.
Fine weather Instead of predicted ra ns
over the corn belt made the market for
that cereal break In vigorous faah'on.
Thera waa much hedging of futures here
by Interior owners who had refused higher
pi Icea. December awung between 64o and
U.V;c, closing wealt at the lowest point
reached, a net decline of lVJrlVic. Cash
gmucB wen, oniy in moderate demand.
No. 3 yellow waa quoted at 7476c.
Unloading by lonaa formed the order of
the day In oaia. Shipping trad waa slim.
Outside llmlta touched by December were
47u and 47Vc, with the close at tha last
named figures, a drop of VirHo from last
night.
Weelem packers' Belling against proa-
pectlve output brought a decl'ne In iKirk.
lard and rlba. the average fall being 7Vo.
MuwiBiuiiis ot leaaing products wars:
12 00; pickled hams. t!2W. Lard, steady;
middle wet prime, tH.lm'.VM; refined,
firm; continent, $!i.; Kouth Amerlcun,
110 SO; compound. t7.2T.fr7. 7.",.
TALIXJW-Steady; prime city, hhds,
S-v4o. nominal: country, f'ii'itic.
HPTTKIl Firm; creamery, specials.
K1i32c; extras, S1i3H,c; first. 27
2!o; creamery, held specll. arvFiaO'".
extra. 2!i'(i2l1Ac; flrt, 27nr2Hc; process,
specials, 24'i'oiic; extra. 21c; firsts,
523'; fctory. current make flrts, 21Vic
CHFKSK Steady; sklin 212'4c
lXKlH-l'Trm; frenh gathered, per
dog.. 3jf(:ic; extra first a2c; flri,
23'T.c; held, frefh. poor to fair, Picric;
fresh gathered dlrtle. No. 1. 17tVlHc;
fresli gathered checks, prime, Ific; fresh
gathered check, poor to good, 10filfo;
refrigerator, first. seaRon'B storage
charges paid, IWuIc, refrlge.ator, poor.
I. I. onla firnernl Market.
BT. IfJUlS, Oct. 25. WHEAT lxwer;
track No. 3 red, t1.02l (XI; No. 3 hard,
tl. okI.13; December, I1.00V4; May, tl.6'4
ei.o:.'4.
COHN-IiTegular; track No. 2, Witt
73c; No. 2 white, 72tye; December, ⁣
May, K,Wi,r..
OATH Dower; track No. J, 47V.CJ No. t
white, tsu,,-; December, 47Hc.
HVIC lwer, KVo.
FI.OPK Steady ; red winter patents,
t4.00(&.0t; extta fancy and strnlrht. I-OO
i4 M; hard winter clears, tXMiii 3.SG.
8KFIV-Tlmothv, tl2.00'aH W.
COHNMEAE tl.14.
IlKAN-Dull; Bucked, east track, tl.lZtP
HAT-Weak; timothy, tit V823.60; prai
rie. lii.onfri6.00.
PflOVlHIONrl-Pork, unchanged; Job
bing, tlA.25. Ird. lower; prime steam,
tft.UOW8.70. Dry salt meats, unchanxud;
boxed, extra short, fie; clear ribs, 874;
short clears, dVtc Hacon, uncnanged;
boxed, extra ahorta, fie; clear rlba, b'c;
short clears, 104o.
I'OUliIHl - Weak; chicken. tVto;
springs. Bo; turkeys, ltilOc; ducks, Via;
geese, 11140.
MUTTER Steady; creamery, 23a30o.
EOQli-FIrm; 3o23c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 6.UI0 2,000
Wheat, bu ftMiou b.tiuu
Corn, bu fi7,0"0 .InooO
Oata, bu 4,Cj0 43,ooa
NEW TOIIK, Oct. 23-The aecuritles
market remained today In suapended ani
mation. I'rli'i were virtually on a dead
level. The only noticeable change waa
that the marke lost the lirm tone which
has characterised It recently. Interest
was centered upon the progress of the
contest over the American Tobacco re.
organicatlon plan, which. In the opinion
of some traders. Is the pivot of the pres
ent situation.
News that the parent company had
determined to release Its hold uixin a dis
contented subsidiary wns received with
fovor, an the tep removed one source of
determined opposition to the scheme of
reo-ganlxat'ou. This Influence waa off.
set, however, by tho filing In court of
th protest of Independent and the con
tinued conference between the attorney
general and Interests dissatisfied with
tho present proposal.
The present stagnation of the market
is Illustrated bv tho fict that Pnlon Po-
c'flc, one of the three speculative leaders
cIomciI on last Saturday, Monday and
Tuet-day at the sir.io rrlep and ended to
day' session only a small fraction
above It.
The e'oe llsstiea seemed to lie In n
vulnerable position. Republic Steel showed
tha greatest veakness, the common yield
Ing two point and the preferred four.
Heaviness of these stock was attributed
to poorer trade prospects. Order wlth'n
the hist fortnight have decreased materially.
Among the railroad storks Canadian Pa.
clflo waa strongest. The rle wa In re
sponse to Improvement In earnings. (Iro
return for the third week of October
ahow a gain of 10 per cent. Atch'son'a
September stitement showed a falling off
of more than ttiM.ooo In net earnings, the
larger part of which was due to heavier
operating expenses.
American cotton oil continued Its de
cline, touching 4:1. It lowest price s'nee
'!, before rallying harnlv at tha close.
The preferred stock tumbled five points.
It in reported that the company ha not
been earning the full amount of the divi
dend on tho preferred Issue, which has
been paving 10 per cent.
American bond were bought heav'lv
end 6 gained 1V4. ' Otherwise the bond
market lucked feature. Prices were well
"iistalned. Total rales, par value. V.fM,M.
PnHed Htatcs bonds were unchanged on
call.
Number of sales snd leading quotations
on stock were as foo-s:
Hale. Hl.b
111. rex 11 rf. aMHVa. P.e. r.
lnt Mt. 7Psa.ms t .,
814. OHsree.
. B.H
103
New York Mlalaa- Stocks.
NEW TORK, Oct. 23 Closing quota
tions on mining storks were:
Allre Mttt misf
Com. Tusnel itock.
so bond a
Cos. !. A Va
Horn BilYsr
Iron Blivsr
btaUI Coa.
Ottered,
.....If
I
Meilrse
Ontario
Ovtilr
suinilsM
T.llow Jack.t
.. I
. ,S4
. . 1 1
..ITS
..io
.. 4t
Baak Clearing.
OMAHA. Oct. . Bank clearings for
today wera t2,761.SS7.32 and for the cor
responding day last year t2.$74,706 82.
I Open. I High. . Low. I Close. Tts'y.
Wheat)
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W.iy.;W.,i',
July. I Mi
ust
1 0t
1 0U
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May.
July.
Pork
Jan..
May.
Lard
Nov.
Jan..
May.
Ribs.
Jun..
May.
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47M,r'lj
si
414MiiB!sMi'a".
4G,l4r,iu".i4i aS
15 IBVi 15 C5
14 75 I It 77M,
)
e kit
hi
06 I 8 07,
IW I 22
13 70
lo kJVi
too
15
1 27 Si
Kansas City (irala sad Prorlslona.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 25 W H EAT
Cash. Vn lower: No. 3 hard, ll.iumil lO;
No. 3. II. 0l9i !.(: No. 2 red. ll.umi 1.01V:
nn. a. vcaij.tii: December. i.w; May.
tl.tH; July. OHrC.
COKN Unchanged to Mc lower: No. 2
mixed, 73c; No. 3, 7i4c; No. 3 white, 73c;
No. 3, 7:"-c; Decembar. 1W0: May, 64Hc;
July, v.
cATB Unchanged: No. 1 white. 48'Alf
tV;; No. 3 mixed, 46Viti47Hc.
It. YE 7c.
HA Y Unchanged to tl.00 hinder: choice
timothy, Il.5o4iiw.00; choke iuulrlo. 313.UO
ti 1A.11.;.
UTTER Creamery. 28Wv first. 26Vc;
seconds. 24'4c; packing stock, l'.io.
ECUS Kxtiaa. ife-.: first. 2-"'. sec-
onus, itc.
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu...
Outs, bu....
Receipts. Shipment
... 66.1XX) lUi.uiM
... lit.OlO 3.1.0.10
... 10.000 .,0UU
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. .M ETA 1.8 Stand
ard copper, dull; spot, October, Novem
ber, December and January, ti2.1wi W..
London market, easy; spot, iZJb sa SM; fu
tures, .iK 3 M. t"utom house return
ahow export of 17,0-W ton so far this
month. Eeke copper, 12Vui:!c; electroly
tic, l2Httl2V: casting, iati'li"c. Tin,
steady; SK)t, 342.1. Wl.if. -toler, HI.kc
42.2fi; November, December and January,
3ll.7Mt-42.0u; February, t41.MMj42.0l). Ixindon
market, easy; spot, C191 loa; futures, 191.
Lead, easy; t4.3.u4.S. ,New York; MO.'Vt
4.1ft, Enst fit. lyul. Iyindon market,
flfi Us W. Spelter, nominal; K2itifl 30.
Now York; 16 Krxl.40, East Bt, Louis. lon-
on market, (26 in. Antimony, dull: cook-
so n b, t8.uriti.l2W. Iron: Cleveland war-
ants, quiet at 4i 3d In London. Locally,
met; no, 1 roundry northern, iio.iu
iuo; No. 2. SlVOrti 15.2!: No. 1 southern
ami No. t southern soft, tlu.oiil5.a0.
T. IXU18. tct. A-METALS-uMO,
atendy; t4.15. Ppelter, firm; tti-20.
OMAHA UYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Are Generally Slow to Ten
Cents Lower.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
Receipt, 0( sheep and I.ambs Maid
ing: l Verr Well, Whtlo De
mand la Good and Prloea
Today Bteady.
Evaporated Apple and Dried Fralts
NEW TOUK. Oct. 25 Evaporated
Pples are quiet and steady. On the
pot fancy are quoted at 11.014x1 02; choice,
MrtV: prime. sH-giic.
DRIED FRUITS Irune. fairly active
hut only about steady; quotations range
from 741 120 for Cnllfornia up to 40S4c
for ws and ll'4W13'4o for Oregon. Apri
cot, quiet; are steady at 1ful6Ae; ex-
ra choice. ityaldc: lancy, i.(i'C.
poaches, steady but the demand I small;
nolce. nWiidlHc: extra choice. lllil.'c;
fancy. 12'Vfi 12ic. Raln. firm on small
offerings; loose muscatels are quoted at
6Vji74i';; choice fancy seeded, SWAci
seedles, will; London layers, 3L4vU1.4j.
Olla and Roaln.
SAVANNAH. On.. Oct. 25. TURPEN
TINE Firm at Cl'AVic; sales. W3 bbls.;
receipts, 763 bbls.; shipments, 1,043 bbls.;
tocks, 34. 7W bbls.
ROSIN Firm: aales. 1.802 bbls.: re
ceipt, t.O'JO bbls.; shipment, 2,005 bbl. ;
itock. X3,SL'4 bbl. quotations: u, so w;
.'. tfi.47'4: E, tO.r.24; F, O. II, I, K and
M. tO.37'4; N, tS.72V4; WO, $7.20; W V.
rhllailelplila I'rudave Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 2i Hl'TTER,
Firm; extra western creamery, 33c; extra
niarby prints, Sue.
Et-RiS rlrui. MOo per case hluher:
Pennsylvania and other nearby first.
free cases, f.40 per case: curient rece.pt,
rree cases, ii.mi tier caae: western firsts.
iree oust a, f 40 per case; current receipts.
tree iaea, i.mui.wi per case.
CMlvrJSr. yuiet; fnew rork run
creama. fancy. 1&c: New York full
c rnnna, fair to good, 1441140.
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 2.-WHKAT Spot,
nominal; futures, weak; December. 7a
tt.d; March, 7a M: May, 7a 4d.
IUIIN-Btiot. . atvaay ; American mixed.
6a td; futures, steady; January, 6a k-Vd;
February, ba OU.
Mllwaakea Orala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Ofct. 25.-WHEAT-NO. 1
northern, tl.DVMil 1; No. I northern, ti ll
4X1. 14; No. 2 nurd wlutr, tl.t4(ul.tsj; De
cember, tl.03fil.OL'H; May, tlOii's.
OATS-Hiandard, VuSOvo.
DAHLEY-l lfyl.r.
12; No. 4 fprlriy, Jfvtl.lo; Vflvm
i -. U 9 ) .,..- I 14. JK ! ik . .
Jkliao ' U-!, UUIUIH, fl.Wljl.'O,
m . t .. 1. v.. w 1 1 . - r 1
V Maslls -aiJ. VallllV, tVllJ , ZSV,
LtliAL fsOHUtS
j'tUJl'OfcAUb Jlt l.lv,UCl.S AND llA'i
Cuius. 1 luei tuui ivi iuaisicr'a OlCice,
3eu..rl luuuing, i iiiubu, 111., Octooer 1,
lsiL MiaKU piuiMiuta., 111 inpi.ca.e, sub
jct ui ii.e uiu.i cuuuiuuna, win pa re
ceiveu at ibis uiticu uiiui U:uu o cluck,
M.. October i, l-ii, aim tueu uunu, tu,
fuimstiiiig and uvjiwiina ai turner toe
ksiuii. New li-rli. t'biiuuelphia. ti. Louis
t r Cbivagu d- "l of the cjul termusler s
lirnnn iil: i.j,m.t pis. Legauia, . anvaa,
and ll.'.uuu Curds, Hal; sutooci tu Increase
uf Hot tu exceed lM per cent, if desired by
this department. Kight Is reserved tu
rrjoct or accept any or al, proposals ur
tiny part thereof. .preference will b
given tu article uf domestic! nianu.auture.
nan Ions of quality and price tlnciudm
In mi prtce tA lureiga productions or
litsriu fact urea the duty t hereon) being
t,bil riandurd samples can be seen, and
-ecif trstloriM, blanks for proucuutia aud
fall inlorioatiun will be furnnthed tiua
M plKkllon at this olfne. Enveiui con
taili ng prouuaa B lu be Indorsed
1 roi ifI for Lefgln end Hat "oril.,
to L-s (ior.M Jan. I. 1912." COL. JNo. L.
ILJ.M, cuivf wuurieroitr,
CAWimUlt-n
Csh quotations wera aa follows:
FLOUR Mtauy ; w in.er paienis, tl 9f9
t" 4i; aliuigiits. 33 got4 u; spring straights,
tooiHiH. paaeis. . oj.ij.xo, spring pat-
vius, urai it liner. fO-iMCU 11,10.
RYK No. 2. ?c.
HAKLEY Feed or mixing. tOrQtl.Ol;
fair to choice malting. II Hail 22.
r-EEDS ilmothy, tHOojiuiO; Clover,
PKuVISIONS Mess pork. nee hhl
tl6Uiil&,7; lard, per lou Iba., t5.(j6; short
lbs. suies. tloos.il. 7 7 iis.S.'v,; short
cuar siues tuuAeuj, sts.hs iK
1 utul clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to iko.iwu du. I'riniary re
celpta were rvl.uuo bu.. compared wlih
11.im bu. tha con e ponding day a year
s.
Ktlmated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 41 rare; corn, laj cara; oata, 43
eat; hogs. 3..0u head.
Chicago Cash prices Wheat: No. I
red, l olV 0-: No. 3 red. 31.0ovl.02;
No. 3 hard, tl.uvul.07; No. 3 hard, li.txiity
l u'.; No. 1 northern, 1.16o I. li; No. 3
nirtnern. si.iztui.ia: no. i northern. ll.lL'ttn
I l.iu, d".
l.t.'il.l
Corn:
3 vel-
low,, 7r ; No. 4. 7liU':3Sc; No. 4
white, V'.'.4". No. 4 new white, 6iV5
WSc; No. 4 yellow, "1 Mr'J "'c ; No. 4 yel
low, pew, 87c. Oata: No. t white, 47j
4kvc; No. 3, 4tV'; No. 3 white, 4;iu47a;
No. 4 wh te. 4.Vu47lsc: Btandard, 4:'n.c
MPTTKIt Steady; creameries, JSiiJHc;
dairies. zivTm.
i-.ilti.-i Mieady; receipts, 4.087 cases: at
mark, case Included, Knjlso, fusis, 31o;
prime firsts. C- i
CHEr.HK Firm; daisies, H'iUV-;
twin. 14-ul4e; young Americas, lihit
MVio; long horns, lltlto.
POTATOES bloaJy, choice to fancy,
OuSc; fair to good, (otituo.
POI'LTUY-F.asy; turkeys. 14c; chick
ens. c; springs, 10c.
VKAIStoady; to to 60-lu. wts.. VnKc:
60 to ku-lb wts.. KWaj lo'c. M to llu-lli.
wts. 111!.
RVE No. . T7c
MA RLE Y e0-:il
TIMOTHY l.l.wu'la. SO.
C I ) V it. K 1 4 . u i W.
Dally inovelilent uf produce:
Ancle. Ilecrpta Shipment
Flour, bbls i ) 43.uO0
Wheat, bu Vi tl 4u.si
torn, bu. .met)
Oata, bu. IU too 343w
Hye, bu . f uaj
liarley bu 15 w 17.4c)
1 ar Lut Receipts Wheal; 7 cara. wlik
37 cars uf vuuuact (Jiada. Cuia, iA wj a.
Minneapolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. .-WHEAT-De.
cember, ll.o: May, t lSSTIl ia; July,
I1.14S. nominal; rash, No. 3 hard, tl.lo
No. 1 northern, tl.K1Jil.lv4s; No. I nortlv
ern, tl.tiHUll-O-; No. 3. il.03Vql.OC,.
rtalatb Grain Market.
ntTLUTH. Oct. 26. WHEAT No. 1
hard, tl.UVx; No. 1 northern, tl.lOH; No, 2
northern, il.OK; Ieceniber, tl.uiv asked;
May. IU3H asked.
OATsI 4oc.
Allt.-rhatniera bM .,
Arpals.m.t.4 Copper ...
American Asrlraltural .,
Am. Best Hugsr
Atnsrlrsn rs
American C A F ,
Am. Cotton Oil
American II. A U pfd..
Am. lu Beruritlti.
American Llnaeett
American Locomotive ...
American S. A R
Am. R. R. pM
Am. Rtoel FotinflrlMl
Am. Rtisar H.flning
American T. A T
Am. Tobacco sfd ,
Atnsrlran Woolen
Anaconda Mining Od....
Atrhlaon
At'-hiwin pM
Atlantic Coaat Line
Haltlmore A Ohio
Hnthlehem BtMl
lirooktyn Rapid Tr
Canadian P.rlflo
tVntral Lsaihor
Central Lssth.r pfd
Central of New Jersey..
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicago A Altou
rhlcexo O. W., sew
Clik. o. W. pfd
Ctitc.o N. W
Cklraso, M. A St. P....
C, O., C Bt. U
Tjorado V. A I
Colorado A anuthera
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Product
Delaware A Hudwn
Denver A Ills Ursnds....
Denver A R. ). pfd
Maimer' securities ....
F:n
Krle lat pfd
Kris td pfd
Ueti.ral sllectrie
tlreat Northero pfd
Oreal Norttiern Or ctfs..
Illinois Central
Interboroush Mat
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester..
Int. Marina pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaaa City B
K C. So. pfd
iJirlede Oa.
Ixiuiavllle A Naahvllle..
Minn. A Bt, Uiula
M . 8t. P. A 8. tl. M...
Mlaxiurl. K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd
Mlaaourl raclflo
National Rlacult
National Lead
N. H. it. ul M. Id pfd..
New York Ontral
N. T.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pad lie Mall
pennavlvanla
People s Uaa
p . I .. c. ta. u
Pltlaburs Coal
treated ctteel Car
Pullman Palace c ar
Tlailwer Btael spring....
Heading '
Kepshlle Pteel
Hepunlte St el I pfd
Itock Inland O)
Kuck laland t. pfd
t U A 8. K. 3d pfd...
St. Louie A. W
St. L. 8. W pfd ....
gtoss-Bheffleld a. A 1...
Southern Paclfle
Southern Hallway
Be Railway pfd
TennstaM Copper
Teiaa A Pad tic ,
T , Bt. L. A W
T.. Bt. L. A VT. pfd
Inloa Paclfle
t'olon Pacific pfd
Inited state neany....
Vnlied Dlatee Huhber...
I nited Hi ate steel
S. Steel pfd
tun Corper
Va -Carolina Cb.mlcal .
Wabaah
JVabaau P'd
Wetter Maryland
Westlngbouae kledrto ..
WtMtrt I nton i
Wheeling A L. S
Lehlah Valley
low. Cine
pli
1.70
7iW
tl)0
1,400
700
ioo
100
'iitoo
400
"iii
ll.tw
ino
4IM
3,700
no,
48 Vi
45
mix,
MS
'i4i
104
tl
71
311H
U
10'4
47
41 S
US
101',
2t
isi'i
'i't'i
u
230-tI
3.(00 72 73V1
Kt
I. two
144 V,
lutH
144V,
10?
400 SI '4 27
100
00
1X.IO0
l.l)
400
700
MOO
100
'"ii'tj
runt
100
iss
10a
IK,
(OH
Ui
124
41
119 H
'.4 vi
10s
14V,
lmti
10
10
40
iso"
123 '4
4141
1341
'44V,
107 '1j
HVk
100 rrv 27 Vi
itio s ' it '
London Slock Market.
TiONDON, Oct. 26. Americans opened
quiet and about unchanged. Later the
market advanced on fair bulng and soon
prices ranged from unchanged tu S above
parity.
noon closing stock quotations:
Ti Lnul.vlll A Naah..l31H
Taalo.. has. A Tea.. 11 t
ItieNew Yurk 1 ealrsl . . 10 -.a
1 f, or roll A Weetecil.llUt
SO
7Vt
CorLsola, snosey
So account ,.
Anial. Coppar
Auacuada
Atihlaoa lVDvt do ptd
So ptd I Ontarlu A Wealsea.
Itaitimor A Ohio.. evi Penaavlva.ita
Canadian Pacific ...llIVtHand Mlae ........
Chesapeake A Ohio.. It t Heading
t hi. Ureal Wealsra. lit. SouUlers Kr
(hi., Mil. A Bt. P UIS So pld
If Southera Par Ills ..
ti -a I uiuu paciflo
ta so fl
Ittl'. . Steel
m. d td .
41,Wabaah ...
Xbta do put ..
lilt
1.1 ui at ltld per ounce,
le beei.
iMnvar A Hlo O ..
a pfd
Brie
do let ptd
do 14 ptd
Oraud Trunk
Illinois Central ....
t-.k liar,
... 11
...m
. ..it
... -
... ti
...ln4
... 1IM
... 14
MONEY lnWli nr cent.
The rate uf discount In the open mar
ket for short bills Is Sl per cent; for
three months bills, JVi0ia per rent.
Dos tost Stock Market.
MOSTON. tlct. 55.-'loslng quotations on
storks Slid bonds:
Alios
A ami. ( upper
A. A U A 8...
Arttoaa Om. ..
tl. A C . A g.
Putt Coalllloa
( al. A Arlioaa.
I el. A llt-.la...
Ceuteealal
Cop Kause cv. (
Kaat Pull C. k
Cranklln
(liruua Cin. ...
(iranby cin. . ..
Greene Cananeat
l.le Horale
44I ! Lake CV.pper'!"!!
I Salle (upper..
Xi.nit CcHiper . . .
tl-d.lv. Uld.
IT Mohawk ,
... blsjNe.ad Cus
... 11 Ntplaains Mine ...
...40 North Hull
M. tKort Lake
... It. Old ostiums
... 4vt4OM.ua
...!s Pariwll t. A C...
... SVuln.r
... at shaunoa
...10 buperloff
... 44tSuoerlur A B. 34..
... 4 Tamarack
.... M t. S. 8. R. A St.
...7 do Sid
lite! tah Coa
1.1 tat (Vp(ate CO...
aWiou4
4 Wolveilue
It
14
. 4
. II
.
. tl
. a
, l
, 11V,
. ta
. II
. 44.
. 1
. ;
TU Key to tha Bituatlun Be Ada
100
100
"ttii
ii
100
I.O'JO
WW
0
200
l0
1,400
"lot)
'iiioo
in
147 H
i4H
mil
4V4
41V
'47 vi
531,
10i
3
1UI
iii"
iai'v,
11H
147
im
SV4
4014
'44
aiVa
P
mtt,
loivi
iiS
122 vi
17, KO
l.MW
1,700
4. 1"0
1.000
100
too
1.100
11)0
IllO
1,400
. 100
too
14,400
IM
M.t'K)
4'
3.f0
100'
'"iii
141V,
1:
tj't
ifit,
48 u,
lii4
2a
TO
14V
24t4
1
431
lelVa
lit.
leivi
19H
7'tj
ti
47 4
40
lost
ft
TO
tett
24 V,
lUVtj
41V4
lilt
4:4
4'
109 H
44V
474,
100
KM
T.
TtH
144k
4!H
4HU,
10. Vi
i.5
T4i
114
144
R37i
12
l,S
H'S
4'
45
tlvi
"VI
U
23
lois
!4
111
15
tl
OT
"It
in.
lot 4
134
rfs
n
tl4
tlH
4
f3
7IH
25
II
UT
144
10744
13
n
41
1S74
I0V1
14.1
6l
47 Vi
II
111
lllti
.01,
149',
123 V,
41'
IU
US
41V,
107 Vi
14'
1
2'i
6t
104 Vt
147
HI
133 H,
31 Vi
4054.
117
4
UV,
100
J07i
tVtj
114 'a
30 Vi
in vi
107 Vi
isvi
l.vi
l.MI'i
27
14044
tnvi
M'4i
4'
41
It
TVi
41
104V4
S5
l.vt
4iv
111
70
4!ti
4i
10Vi
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n4
iti
toV.
4SV,
tl
71
IVi
Total sale tor tha day. III. WW ah area.
Neve York Money Market
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-MONEY-Ot
call slea.1v: Per Cent: ruling rate,
IS per cent; offered at 2 per rent; time
loans, easier; sixty days, IViu3v per
cent: ninety days, 3Hiu3 par cent; si
months. 8V per cent.
PH1ME .MliRCANilUBi -Ar.-s1W
IS', nee cent.
STKltlJMl EXCHANQE Firm, with
actual business in bankers' bills, at 34.KS;5
for sixty-duy bllla and at 4.ht ior oe-
manil : commercial bllla. 34. S3.
(SILVER Bar, Wvc; Mexican dollars,
KON'DS Government ana ranroaa,
stead v.
Closing quotations on bona toaiy tr
as louuwsi
l'. g. ret. 3. res...tnvilnt. M. U. 4s... 44 U
do coupon lm,Maoea 4a ut
C. 8. Is. reg H'l-v, 0x tHt SV
e coupou loiK. C. Be. lat He ... TJ
V. 8. 4a. reg UltiL. S. deb. 4a lll. .. .tv,
do eoupos UlttL A N. snl. (....'
Allia-Chal. let. aa... R. a T. lat ta.. nit.
Amer. As 4a '""S do . 4Vva
A. T. A T. re. 4a lut Mo. Pacific ta 7tv,
Am. Tobacco 4a HVkN. R. K. of M 4V,a 41V,
do ta 11 N. Y. C. (. i,a.... uv,
Armour A Co. 4V.. 1 do dee, 4a
. nea IS. i., m. it. A n.
. c te IM
.lutuiN. A W. lat o. as.. MVi
. td do ev. ts It7
. ntv.No. raclfte 4s loVi
. 92 4 do to S
tM'isO 8. U rMg. 4a... ait,
MVtPenn. ev. s laii.. set.
Atrhlao sea. 4a
do ev. 4a
tU cv. I.
A. C. U let 4e .,
bal. A Ohio to..
do sa
do 8 W. IV,a
Bruok. Tr. cv. 4l
i 'en, of (la. (a. .
Cea. Leather aa...
' of N. J s
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct 25, 1911.
rtecelpt a ere: Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday i:t. KI7 3,S 6 67.121
Official Tuesday 8,7ii 6,70 44.41.
Estimate Wednesday.. i.tWO ' 6.000 31,400
Three deys this week.. 2X346 181 132.943
Same day last week..i.0i) 12,373 13o.7t7
Same days 2 w ka ago..iV,.5'.0 14.017 141.419
Same days 3 w'ks ago..:4 101 8,447 1 37,Mn
Same day 4 w'ks ag..3J.2.t2 lf,W2 121. 8i
Same days last year.. 23.64 11,6X5 7.2
'I he loilowmg tablo sriows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, as compared with
last year: i;in. MO. Inc. Dec.
Cattle W7,;X1 l.ttiu,o:4 32.4:4
Hogs 1.97S.OW 1,629,134 2IS.9t''8
Sheep 2.4.2I8 2,41,84H 4i.640
Tha following table shows the average
price paid for hogs at Houth Omaha lor
the last few days, with comparisons:
4 leeuers.
uit.,
let cost,,,,
tieuers..
4 5
Date 1911. W1.1900.1908. 11907. 11904.11905.
Oct. 15..
Oct. 1..
Oct. 17..
Oct, 18..
Oct. 11..
Oct, 20..
Oct. 21..
Oct. ti..
Oct. 113..
Oct 24..
Oct. 2i..
8 471 7 4 6 W 6 01 1 6 23!
V m ,i e K..I a uu I .: U?l
. Ai. avtUtattuiav,
saw teeuerS. .ltAKi
aa
A. (atlsvay.
3 iv .eeders.. Mia
Sis una tUtl sv
k . Ajosuuiiwr.
.1 leeuers.. luts 4 M i, cues k4S 4 00
u l.o.ieis.n so VJ 1 lecueis.. etM t iV
1 l.eaia.... M S W llaveul,, lea) 4 1
tvuaii Cleek L. ot c. cu.
Steers. ...iet t Siruvta UJO I ti
evuea I 3e
uuuu-vueuiiiviia in tua hog trade wera
auii uivia ur is ueuriaii tv,.u tti. uuera
tlia.atwu upull Vutuoei tutu .uut e..vil(,
suai.eu at iiguies a u,s Uittaei uuuur
iuuae oi yeateiUey, iul eteit al una ue
cnue, tua Uvuihuu aeemcu lutnei icuuie,
uu. 01 lue 14.1 er eacaeia ieuut.ii.iig
uuinpieieiy out ut mo euy ma.,m.. in
aoiiu.aj, il waa a uu.., t,uatkk.s44ciuiy
uewl iiuiil a seniiig tieepjinu t iv.uv u.
ui. luele was Siiti a vvl' lu.r pu. null
ui Hie aupp.y in anal uuiius aim Wnai lew
uiua weie fiactd at nuineu pucua iietC
enuneu loakeo ot otuivt', lue niuiHel ciua
.ii on uutlum.
i.eceipia uiiiuunled 'o about 100 loads,
almoai as largu as yttviauy a tun.
ouicner and packing giuue made up
me bulk, uui me leluuve scuicuy ut'
uttcon uiienngs did twi nt ajve as a ouyii,
aigumenia in inia biuncn oi lue tiauu,
aa weigiu is becoiiuug mure pupuiar cucu
uay. oinpping outlet ausurueu oniy s,x
ur e van loan in ail nu purl ul till
purchase uouotiess was piuinpUU by
speculttiive orueis.
tiu.es were closely bunched, the same
as recently, lung strings sailing al i.J0
(uti.Ai. Best quuiuy animals on sal
uiupped to X.3o, a dune undei- ye.-te.-cUy
tngn price.
Representative sales:
6 3-.S, 8 55!
6 Sl-j 6 118
3. g 61
6 30si ti
6 ;ta 8 31
8 44
8 34VJ
6 38 '4, g 50j
' 46!
7 39 5 21
7 411 6 22
7 (.11 6 2J
6 601 B 9M ti i!7
6 42 6 Oti 10
6 tai o 19
061 6 2
6 IS
6 OH,
7 62 6 4.1 1 6 87 6 111
7 62 6 4i t iU o ui
8 47 7 66
6 411 6 471 ti 12
6 S9 U
6 11
5 10
6 10
6 15
6 14
6 20 I
514!
6 10
6 01 I
No.
.60,
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Oct. 2.V COTTON Spot
closed dull, 10 points higher; middling up-
nnda, B.4oc; middling gulf. H.iuc; no saies.
Futures closed steady: October,' 9.07c; No
vember. 9.09c: December. .24c: January,
9.0c; February. 9.12c; March, 9.20c; April,
9.2'ic; May, 9.33c; June. 9.32c; July, 9.42c;
August, 9.3ic; September, 9.32c
Dry Goods Market,
NEW YORK. Oct. 26. DRY GOODS
The cotton gooda markets were quiet,
with prices steady. There la a good de
mand for seaaonable knit good, such as
sweaters, knit hoods and fleeced fabrics.
Worated yarns are steady, with bUBlness
accumulating at the mills. -
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA. Oct. 26.-HAY No. 1. tU.mt
13.00; No. 3, 811.50312 00; coarse, tlO.OO;
packing stock. 37.00ili9.0O: alfalfa, Il4.u.
Straw: Wheat, t5.00ft6.50; rye and oatB,
tu.50.
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock j it
at the Cnlon stock cards South Omaha, 1 12
for twenty-four hours ending at t p. m.
yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. II' r s,
C, M. & St. P 8
Wabash t 1
Missouri Pacific 2
Union Paclilc 57 1 63
C. & N. W.. east.. 14 1
C. ct N. W., west.. 103 19 37 1
C, St. P., M. & O.. 8 6
C, H. & Q, east.. 5 1
C, R. At y., west. .100 14 2ti .
C, R. I. & P., east .. 8
C, R. I. P., west 1 3 .. 1
Illinois Central .... 1 3
C. G. W. v 111..
Totals 2S8 S 117 1
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hog, esneep.
441
20
107
615
323
3M
M
1.213
2,j73
8,691
1,413
"260
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Oct. 23. CORN-Steady; No.
yellow. 70V4c: No. 3 yellow. 72VtH7:lHo;
No. 4 yellow, 71tyc; No. 2 mlxod, 72 c.
ciAitj Lower; standard, 4ic; ino. a
white, 46V347c; No. 4 white, 4V,o.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 26. WOOLSlow; ter
ritory and western mediums, 17Q20c; fine
mediums, .lettrlHc; fine, llblnc.
Isgsr Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25 SUGAR-Rav,
nom.nal; muscovado, 89 test, 6.2o'B6.31ct;
centrifugal, 96 test, 57.vtib.81c; molaases,
t test, 6.00$ 6.06c; refined, . easy.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK, Oct. 25. CO FFE E Fu
tures opened steady at an advance of 2 to
points. In response to higher European
cabiea and reports that firm offers from
Urasll were generally unchanged to a
shade higher. In spite of the continued
free movement and Increasing stock at
,iimary ports. Offerings, however, were
heavy at the Initial advance with Wall
treet, European and scattering local
onga selling and with the demand com
paratively small, prices broke sharply
during the afternoon. Support developed
after the list had shown a net loss of
from 11 to 25 points, and the market
c deed a few points up from the lowest.
with the final tono steady at a decline ot
from 6 to 15 points for the day. Salos
were 80,260 bags. October and November,
i4e0c; December, 14.79c; January, 14.40c;
r ebruary, 14c: March, 13.76c,; April, lj.'juc;
May, i:i.6c; June, 13.63c; July, 13.62c; Au
gust. 13.60c; Ceptember, 13.58c.
Havre was VyftlH francs higher. Ham
burg waa ItrlVi pfg. higher. Rio. nominal.
Santos, unchanged; 4a. sl'inO: 7s, 8t6o0. Re
ceipts at the two Brazilian port. 93.000
bags, against 64.000 bags last year
undlahy receipts. 69.000 bags, against
0,700 bags lost year. Today's special
Santos cable reported 4a 60 reis higher,
and Sao Paulo receipt of 60,000 bags,
against 69,000 bags yesterday. Fin
,v eat nor was reported In three districts
of Sao Paulo, with showers or rain In
tha other two. New York warehouse de
liveries yesterday wera 13,049 bags, against
11.644 bags laat year.
Spot coffee, steady; Rio, No. T, 16i9
IS'vsr.i Santos, No.. 4, lfiTic; mild, flrmo
Cordova, 1701"" c-'nsl
CHICAGO LIVID STOCK MARKET
30,090
Omaha Packing Co.... R04 925
Swift and Company 842 1.4H3
Cudahy Packing Co....l,4:0 674
Armour & Co 44:1 1,736
Morrell
Cudahy, St. Paul
Cudaliy, Denver
Urn, Pkg. Co., Denver.
W. n. Vansant Co
Hill Ai Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston Co 7.1
J. M. Root & Co 21
J. II. Hulla 3
L. Wolf 375
McCreary & Kellogg., iwt
Werthelmer & Degen.. ' 23
H. F. Hamilton 22
Leo Rotnschild 106
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.. 92
Other buyers 1,820
Totals 6.9S7 4,817 38,738
CA'i 1L.E-'l here was taiother very lib
eral run of cattle thin morning, 265 cars
be.ng reported In. This makes the total
for the three days 28.346 head, a sllgnt
falling off as compared with last week
and a year ago. Locally receipts were
not large enough to have been burden
some, but the fact that other markets
were heavily loaded, eastern markets
especially being alow and lower, had a
depressing effect upon the trade at this
point. As a result the market on all
kinds of cattle was very alow and dull
and the morning was well advanced be
fore any business of Importance had been
transacted. The trade In fact might be
described as a slow to 10c lower market
on all kinds of cattle. This would mean
that some of the best cattle sold at steady
prices, with common and medium kinds
In many cases all of loc lower.
Quotation!, on Native Catt'e Good to
choice beef steer, t7.00lj7.75; fair to good
beef steers, 6.u0i7.00; common to fair
beef steers, t4.755.76: good td choice
heifers. t4.760:5.6O: good to choice cows,
t4.3Wu6.00; fair to good cow. t3.75g4.25;
common to fair cows, i2.6uffi3.ti5; veal
calves, t3.60td7.76.
Quotations on Range Cattle Good to
choice beef steers. to.&0Q.60; fair to good
beef steers, M.WCif.l.uO; common to fair
beef steer. $4.25'u'4.80; good to choice
heifers. tt.25fr5.00; good to choice cows,
14.3;'ii4.90: fair to good cows, tl.7504.3O;
good to choice stockers and feedera, 83.00
i6.75; fair to good stockers and feeders.
14 IMiS.OO; common to fair atockers and
feeders, t3.4i'ti CIS; stock heifers, U-Mt
4.25: bulls, stags, etc., 13.2525.00.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
N. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
II 1111 I 10 17 1240 I 40
COWS.
14 714 IM 4 1035 I 18
1 110 I IS 1 1074 I 80
. '. .47 13 4 4M 4 00
I.. I 43 3 30 29 Il 4 10
t Ml I i 2 IM 4 21
3 &S 3 to
HEIFERS.
R10 I 10 4 467 4 00
t UO I t:. 1 4H0 4 10
T 147 I 75 ! 7t4 4 10
CALVES.
1 170 T IS 1 to T M
1 114 1 2a 1 200 7 W
1 1H) IM
STOCKEKS AND FEEDERS
t ? I M 4 U4 4 I
790 4 4 4f.4 4 0
1 433 4 40 31 147 4 40
30 764 4 40
W YOMING.
13 cows 9S8 3 2.i 16 cows 918
..107', Mo eoa. 4a l'l
.. MVa Heading sa. 4a HU
in -s u a a r, li a n
Chee. A Ohio 4Wa. 101'i d
do re(. t IV,Bt L. s. W e. 4
chlcaco A A. ISe- 44 So lat gold 4a..
C. U. A V 1. 4a... lSf A L. ta
do sen. 4a Pac col. 4a..
, VI A B P. 4. 4a tto, do ev. 4a
P. I. at P. c. tl 11V, do l.t raf. 4a..
do r's 4a l.enii. Hallway aa. .
Cola tnd It 74 do gee. 4a
Colo, slid 4a til Colon t'aclflo 4.
C. A B. r A 4Ve ' do
U. 4a.
U
P. A H
1 A H.
do raf.
Planner'
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do su. 4a........
do cv. 4a, see. A.
aa eerie g.
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Ttuj
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tl',
.10144,
. 7t
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.lot
.
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tav so let A ret. 4.
so .1'. 8. Huobee 4s..
, t7 t' g. Steel M ta
, 74eva -Car. O.m. it loot,
. 7,Wahaak lat la pa
. 7H aeon let A el. 4s.. 414,
, tie, W.ue.-a Md. tl tl
1 Weal, glee
Gee. i-.ae tv. sa...laevi ut ttauil 4A.
. talk
Demand for Cattle and Sheep Steady
Hogs Doll.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25. CATTLE Receipts,
17,000 head; market dull; beeves, t4.70iiiK.76;
Texas steers, t4.00giei.00; western steers,
t4.15u7.00; atockers and feeders. t32tiic..Ttt;
.alvea and heifers, IL90W6.0O; calvea, 14 00
(i8 60.
HOGS Receipts, 82.000 head; market
slow, 6d10o lower; light, t!i-7(3-S3; mixed,
i5.Mu.4b; heavy, t5.76u4l.45; rough, Ji.'.ou
4 00; good to choice heavy, tnO0Ui.45; pigs
t350i76; bulk of sales, f6.10iuC.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 55.000
head; market steady; Native, 322.Vu3.70;
western, t2.40tg3.75; yearling. t3.6us4 25:
native lambs, 4.0tJjG.OO, western, 4 00
U6.10.
Kansas City l ive Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 3d. CATTLE He
celpta, 15,000 head, Including 1,700 south
erns,; market steady to 10c lower; calvea,
Eo lower; dressed beef and export steers,
47.2548.75; fair to good. t4.eO&7.uO; western
toera, 4.2oii7.Gb; Blockers and feedera
i3.9tan6.25; southern steers, t3.;tyOOO;
southern rows, t2.7654.26; native cows,
12.756.00; nutlve heifers. t4.0o7.00; bulls,
tJ.25i4.50; calvea, 14 001 7. 00.
HOC1S Receipts, 17.0U) head: market 10tg
15c lower: bulk of sales, to 76 iii.3i; heavy,
pi 30v.37i4; packers and butchers, to je-ij
i.40; Ughta, t5.76j.lti: plga, t4. 405.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 18.010
head; market ateady to weak; lambs, f4 2o
r5 86; yearlings, U.6cVg-CfO; wethers, 33.00
I3 76: ewes. 32.7&33.2o; stockers and feed
era. t2.25433.75.
St. Lonla Lire, rfocvi market.
ST. LeOUIS. Oct, 25. CATTLE Receipts
5,924 head. Including l.luO Texans; market
teudy; native shipping and export steers,
17. 2i K 00; dressed beef and butcher steers.
5il7 5U; ruwa and he'fer. UOuuh 26.:.
eanners, tl 'MB 3.00; bulla, t3.754i6.25; calves
4 Ouejtf.OO; Texaa and Indian steers, tt OOtf
7.(41; rows and heifers. H.6tJ7.00.
HCK1S Receipts, l,tl head; market V
ejl.'o lower; plas and lights, i"itj4 1i
packer. I6 1Mi4.30; butchers and beat
heavy. 9.204.i 40.
r-HEEP AND IMBS Receipts, 8.03
head; market 104i 15c lower: native mut
tons, $3 261 3.75; lainbs. t4.;ii7i: culls and
bucks, tl.2C4i3.50; stockers. Lj3u0. -
SI. Jaaavenk I'.lwe Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Oct. 25 CATTLE
Receipts I. iou head; market slow; steers.
ttialia.Oo- i and heifers, tU.8oturi.00;
calvea. t3.S04T7.7S.
Hi HIS Receipts, 6.000 head; market B?
10c lower; top, to-40. bulk of salea, IClcJ
6 35.
stlEEP AND LAMBS-RecolpU. t 300
head: market steady to strong, lamlta,
t50vtuS.uA,
9 feeuara.. 94ti
N cows
E6 feedeis..lu63
26 feeders. .KO
6 Cuws 9 2
26 tows 1o34
26 feeders.. 8.0
9 coes...
25 feeders
10 cows...
20 cows...
4 steers.
974
l58
7j0
737
8 90
4 50 13 cows Ic6i 4 20
4 t0 8 cows 9-0 4 00
5 10 66 feeders.. 1)70 t 10
5 10 17 leeuers. .1U48 5 10
4 00 1 leeueis.. W li
4 30 32 le,.dra..l0.6 5 25
6 20 14 ca. A ha.KH.4 4 h6
4 00 6'J leeueis.. t)-l 5 1:0
4 60 12 cows 947 4 00
3 hO 10 leeders..U22 4 35
3 20 14 cows 8.3 3 80
1. Williams VV yo.
..Ili5 4 tx ti teeners.. 935 4 50
Fred W illlama VVyo.
..p.i t6 t feeders.. 1016 4 40
.. Uu6 4 26 10 cows loha 3 he
J. II. Penn VVyo.
. .lt.35 4 00 1 feeder. .1117 5 00
12 feeders. . Mo 4 to
C. W. Marquis Wyo.
13 steers.. ..1180 4 75 12 steers.. ..1075 4 40
Nat HUi V yo.
12 feeders . 740 4 50 9 cows 715 S 40
Ed Moles Wyo.
21 feedere..li 6 U
J. S. Mennett Wyo.
i cows 4 10 5 cows 9Cd 4 10
t cuws 975 3 ;5
M. uucaley W yo.
12 cows luoJ 4 10 2o cows 1088
24 steer.
11 cows..
91 cows..
I 90
5 50
27 cows 916 3 20 oti kteero....U19
i cows Uu6 4 70
J. F. lialllsey Wyo.
9 feeders.. 79H 4 oo 13 cows 923 3 90
4 hellers... t75 4 00
C. Carrlco Wyo.
8 cows,.... 9u6 3 90
COIXIHADO.
14 calves... 157 7 60 locows-hf. 73 t 50
eOUTH DA KOI A.
85 feeders., st;) 4 W 81 heiters... 654 t 60
16 hellers... hoO 3 40 31 cows fc.'J 3 75
J. D. Elliott.
22 steers.. ..1200 65 la cows 1004 4 50
4 Bleers....ll2e 6 10
End.cott Bros,
15 feeders.. It Si 6 l0
i. H. Miner Neb.
11 steers.. ..1-3 6 16 21 cows
27 cow llua 4 CO K cows.
lu cuw s 913 1 15
v Lai rJKNa.
11 'JO
, 777
6h5
947
.1-04
. HOI
, 4J7
. 4t4
7jI
DcJ
307
..1031
..lUuS
4 10
a 50
45 feeders.
12 rw s-ht.
7 feeders.
10 cows
6 ball
9 cows....
13 culves..
9 calves..
10 feeders.
7 leeder.
1J belter..
9 cows lull
90 feeder.. lots
. steer.. ..DU
a euws k.tl
NEBRASKA.
17 Steers.. ..1271 5 10 feeders.. 994
24 feeders.. 9.7 4 35 22 feeders.. 9A
M. C. Hubhell-Neb.
69 steers.... II 14 4 66 3 steers.. ..1148
34 steers. ...1010 4 6a
U cows 1M6 i 2u
a bulls.. ...1JW f
4 9u 47 feeders.. 10S4 4 90
5 40 26 feeders.. 7ul 4 65
3 40 34 feedeis.. 843 4 70
4 tw 11 cows lo-si 1 70
3 60 la heifer... 77 4 26
3 75 3u feeders.. IH4 4 l,
4 to) 3 calves... 140 7 50
4 htl 13 calves... 4.0 4 80
4 ill 34 foedeis.. 8.8 4 70
4 40 17 feeuei.. 40 4 50
3 50 10 cane... 316 4 00
4 IO II feeder. So J 4 50
4 Ml 14 heifers... 661 3 90
6 00 &j cuws lov4 3 W
3 35
Perritt.
cut.... S7S
4 6S
I 20
A'
,.:i4
..311)
. J17
. .S7
..Si J
..3.4
..214
..Ul
..134
..:4
..144
. .304
..sua
..lit
..ri
..20S
..1S4
..til
..2SJ
..it.
..IU)
.177
44
Pr.
I 15
a 17'4
4 20
I 20
I 20
4 20
I Ul
I 2'.
I 22',
4 IZ'm
I 22V, '
4 22',
I 22 Vi
I 2.1,
lit,
4 22
I 12 Vi
I 12 ,
22 4
23
to
I it
I II
4 21
I 21
No, Ar.
47 2S
42.
50...
44...
S4...
..Sol
. . Illl
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..20S
..1.7
..2H
..270
..271
..24
..171
..244
..254
IjU
ISO
IM)
200
M
120
.0
Pr.
I 21
4 2.
I 26
I 20
I 2i
24
4 24
4 24
I 2j
I 24
I 2o
I 24
I 24
I 24
I U
4 n
I
4 26
4 : .i
I :
a :..
4 2.
I 2j
4 X,
t i;vi
I 30
It.,
SU. .
li..
tv'i..
to..
44..
64..
47..
,1 210
42 32
1 3 2.S3
4o 212
III 2X4
14 :t7
II 268
41 274
TO 227
It Ut M US Tl 123
3 21 ... 121 17 Ill
17 260 ... 4 21 IS 247 ...
14 243 ... tto 74 210 ...
PIGS. ODDS AND e-NDd
.144 ... I 24 40 141 120 I 00
40 140 ... I 24 3 ... ( 25
l 12 ... I 00 4 128 ... I 14
1 223 W I 21 1 270 ... I 2e
71 121 ... 100
ei-ie,tf Numerically the fresh supply
of sheep and lambs had plenty of sue,
amuunung to fully 81,000 head, but It
was a run of feeders instead of finisnecl
ciutsea and packing stuff was conspicu
ous by Its scarcity. Really good lat ot
lerlngs proved rare exceptions and there
was notiuiig very toppy on saie In the
way of high-grade iamb. Wyoming
Bent In the big bulk ot receipts and Chi
cago territory furnished an even larger
un for that market, promising an aggre
gate crop this week that will at ieat be
one of the largetit of the season. Locally
the three days' receipts amount to aDout
io2.ti(4) neod.
With the big end of the run consisting
of turn lamba ranging from 55 pounds
downward, business In fat varieties was
necessarily of modest vaiume. Packers
atarteu out buying at figures just about
steady with yesterday, paying 5.2oao.2i)
for merely good glades. A Choice lamb
offering would probably land aruuiiU
t6.60. Demand for fleshy western stock:
straight from the ranges seemed ample
and active, but killers are shying away
irom forty-five and sixty day warmed-up
stutf and corn belt finishers are urged
to delay mu.-Vetmg until return billing
uie more attractive. On.y a nitni
warmed-up slock is coimn at present
una nuiie of li van poftBiuiy show prom.
rai aneep aulu in elciuu Uuua,ea tut
a rule, pinne wetneia wna we.ot bring
ing 4yi.6U Killing ewes moved aiuund oO
tfo.lo, and the yeur.ing maraet was poorly
.ested, owing to meager . proportion of
inia ciaa oi stock.
Country outlet tor feeders looked broad
and me tone to trade was tairiy active
ut geueraily steady prices. Everything!
cleared Well yesterday, despite uuunes in
plain. Utile lambs, and tne new otiennga
tound a comparatively open tieid.
weighty .ambe tor dry lot feeding were
favored, of course, and uaua-ly sold
around t4.6oU4.7u, pee-wees getting action
largely under the 4 00 mark. Feeder
ewes are still the cheapest article on
the list, moving from under Hie 32.0U mark
up to 82.60. Two days' purchase of feed
er i n country account. 83,0uv head.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
gooa to unoice, eo.40.uo.uu; .tur lo good,
46.0tKU5.2o; feeders, 93.2114.76. yearlings:
Good to choice, 83.25u4.lu; feeders, 13.1542)
3.b5. Wethers: Good to choice, tofK'e-.tiO;
fair to good, t3.1O53.40; feeders, t2.90ff3.26.
Ewes: Crood tochoice. t2.90y3.25; fair to
good. 12.65-4 2f; breeders. t3.25c7j4.O0; feed
er. t?.l0 2.So: cj.Is. il.503.10.
Representative aales:
No.
ivl Wyoming wethere, furs..
l.D Wyoming laiiios. feeders
4tM Wyoming la in OS, teeders
do vvyutiiiiig iatnus, furs,
116 native lam us
3io Wyoming lambs, feeders
.-ft i ., o.,.!..., Mti.ii.B. it.ueii.
188 Wyoming lambs, feeders
6o9 Wyoming iambs, leeuers
oo-j W yoining Iujiiub
Iu6 Wyoming iambs, fdis., culls 28
8lo Wyoming yearlings, tars...
494 Wyoming ewes, toilers .... 86
70 w yoiuing ewes, lurs., cuii io
737 Wyoming ewes, feeders .... 82
166 Wyon.liis ewes., fdrs, culls..
246 W yomlng ewes, feeders.
1-D l turning ewes, feeders.
73 wyonung ewes, feeders.
169 Wyoming lambs, leeueis.
tt yuiuuie iatnus, feeders.
ltd vvyo. luinos, tars, cui.s.
ouv W yomlng iambs, leeueis.
118 Wyo. lambs, lars, cum..
it Nfeurstts eeves, leeueis...
svS Nebraska ewes, feeders..
24 Neuiusou ewes, leedeis..
ml NeuiAaua yeuriiiius, lurs.
et4 Wyu. wellis. aim igs....
ntVvyumnig iambs, leeuers
twi Wyu. lamba, sura, cuds...
-us Wyuinuig ewes, leeuei'.,.
md Wyoming ewes, leeuers
Av.
,. 32
.. 41
.. 52
CUUS uO
83
64
4
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49
40
72
84
.. 61
.. 80
.. 60
.. 61
.. 7
.. 45
.. 40
.. 84
.. 86
.. as
.. 00
..lot
.. 48
.. 40
.. 4i
90
.wJ Wyuiimig evvea, leeuers 91
uiw' Wyoiii.ng ewea, leeaera 90
eei) Wyuuiiiig ewes, leeuers 65
itio Wyu. ewes, luis, cutis 76
-loo Wyoming lumus, feeders.. 66
tut) Wyoming iuiuOB, feuuers.... 48
uu wyo. lumus, lurs, cuns Ba
ivO Wyoming itiaiw, leeuers.... 66
oue Wyuimiia laiiius, tuis, cuns 47
W yuill.lig lulilUd, 1UIS, VUUS 44
uui VtuUi,lia laii'Ut, lueniU. a., us
uii Vvyuiiuiig lamus, leeuers.. tsi
uu Wyoming iambs, cults .... os
ul Wyutuing exes luti
til Wyoluii.g .auuus 3
m Wyuiuing laiiiua, feedera.. 68
aJ Vt o. ruiiibs, leeuers. culls ta
lis W yomlng lambs, leuders.. 63
o3 W yoiuing iau.ua, feeHiera.. 63
ioS W yoming ewes, leeders 91
ul W yoiu.n ewes, leedurs 87
i jo W yu. ewes and weiuers... luu
ul W yomlog ewes, cuus 80
jjj Wyuuuiig ewes 101
tJ Wyonung ewes, cuus
143 Neb. Its and ewes, fdrg.. 76
1V3 Wyo. !,. and ewet, tars., so
97 Wyo. ewes una weiueis.... vt
2j0 W yomlng ewes, teedeie.... 87
lb Wyoming ewes, fdrs, cud.. 84
2u0 Wyoming ewes, leeders.... 64
612 W y oinliig ewes, leeueis..,. 83
IK Co.uiuau ewes, leeuers eu
6au W yomlng lambs, leeueis.... 41
lal Wyu. luniue, lurs, cuiia.. m
uuWyom.ng iambs, feeder.... 62
tut Wyouutig laiuba, feeueis.... 63
asa Wyoming yeavr.iuga, tars... M
laat Wyuuuug iambs, leeders.... 63
l.uui Wyoiulug lumus ueuer... w
tAi Wyoming feeder lumus 63
llu4 Wyoming leeder lambs. ... 60
bib v yuiuiiig lewder luiubs 60
tto Wyoming lesuer lumus 69
ai2 W onung iceur lambs 48
lwi Wyoming feeder lambs 46
'l Wyuuiinil leeuer luoiua 63
20 S. D. feeder lambs 67
3u2 W yoniing leeuer lambs 60
te'I H. D. leeder lamba 68
t Wyoming ewes 104
16 W yoiuing lamba 76
lb2 Wyoming leeuer ewea fct
138 Wyoming feeder ewes 83
Sleek ts Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the Ova prla
cipaU western luarkuia baiuioay:
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4 U
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4 40
4 10
4 10
8 7j
3 00
2 26
3
2 15
1 2-
2 35
1 60
2 30
2 30
2 00
4 35
4 35
4 (
4 2
4 l
2 t0
t 35
2 2o
5 M
60
4 00
t 66
: 35
2 Ai
2 35
2 25
2 15
1 00 ,
4 50 ,
t 75
t 76
4 35
3 .5
2 76
4 .0
4 uO
4 00
2 85
6 25
4 46
2 75
4 45
4 45
2 25
2 26
3 15
1 36
2 80
1 26
I 60
t 15
8 10
26
1 15
2 65
3 40
2 65
4 55
4 0o
4 IS
4 15
1 65
4 35
4 30
4 10
4 15
4 36
4 01
4 25
3 76
4 ID
4 86
I 95
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I 26
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