T1JE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 191:!.
RE.1L ESTATE
C1TV PROPERTY FOR SALE.
New Six Room House
Strictly modern. Fine oak finish. Fire
Place, large living room, kitchen, pantry
and entry on first floor, and three fine
corner bedrooms on second floor; one of
the bedrooms Is 12x19 feet, with large
closet, and two other bedrooms with clos
ets and bath room. All walls nicely deco
rated; double floors and oak floors up
stairs and down. This house 1s abso
lutely complete and ready to occupy even
to the window shades. Located at 2121
Pratt St. Price $3,950. Will make easy
terms.
Norris & Norris
400 Bee Bldg. Douglas 427a
Why Freeze to Death
This Winter in an
Old House?
We have a large list of new houses we
nave just completed-. 6 and 7 rooms;
all of them strictly modern and up-to-date;
thoroughly well built, guaranteed
heating plants, aDd we can sell them on
very easy terms. If you are in the mar-
Kei, we Know we can fit you out, as we
have them In all parts of town. Come In
ana taut it over.
Payne & Slater Co.
61 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
RE AIj KSTATR
FARM A RAXCH LASTD FOB SALB
Minnesota.
MINNESOTA.
Write for our Minnesota booklet "C;"
special rates.
DAT 4 NIGHT REALTY CO..
103 Bankers Life Bldg.,
Lincoln. Neb.
I HAVE! two quarter sections of timber
land in northern Minnesota, well located,
close to the river and neighboring towns.
Timber alone will pay price asked. For
particulars communicate with TODD W.
LEWIS, Chamber of Commerce, Minneap
olis. Minn
500. Per Cent Profit in Three
Years.
16.000 acres rich farming and fruit
land, frost proof belt, near Duluth's
NcW StAel Plant ,t.m4 ...i(L- V,
tracts, 2,000 acres up, at $11. Very easy
farm TV. Mllura.ro I, , i , ..,..
shipping points on land. Tremendous de-
Yciupmciii jjenums. ror maps anu par
ticulars, write owner, II. H. Nesbitt, Du
luth, Minn.
Model Home
Low Price. $3,750
On 22d St., just north of Kountae Place,
we nave a $4,500 house for sale at $3,760.
Haa full basement, cemented.
Good furnace, best plumbing, all oak
floors, beamed ceilings, real brick fire
place, book casee, large living room.
laTge dining room, good kitchen and pan
try, fine lighting fixtures, three large
bedrooms, large lot.
Don't fail to see this house if you are
looKttig lor something good.
Charles W. Martin & Co.,
, 1 1018 Omaha National Bank.
'Phone Douglas 3832.
Closing An Estate
We want offers for the remaining lots
In Marsh Addition, near 24th and Leav
enworth. These are all good lota, 150x124,
on paved streets, permanent walks, sewer
and water. No reasonable offer will be
declined, and If you don't pay all cash,
"terms can be arranged. This is your op
portunity to invest In a safe real estate
proposition and you will make money if
you do. See
CREIGH, SONS & COMPANY,
Douglas 200. SOS Bee Bldg.
EXCELLENT - BUY
v 1 $5,800.
. Seven rooms and bath.
Hot water heat, thermostat connection.
Quarter sawed oak finish.
Bath Todm, tiled floor and walls.
Porch with cement floor, Iron rail, etc.
. East front lot in Crelghton's 1st Add.
Owner leaving city. Must be sold.
W. H. THOMAS
503 First National Bank Bldg.
Brick Flats Close In
Sacrifice sale; owner leaving city at
once; rent $90 per month. Price, $8,000.
Best investment "buy" we know of. Investigate--
at once.
GLOVER REALTY SYNDICATE, .
1218-20 City National. Douglas 3963.
M1AP OP OMAHA 8TRJBETS. indexed,
mailed free on application. Charles E.
Williamson Co., Real Estate, Insurance,
Rentals, Care of Property, Omaha.
; TWO-STORY BUNGALOW HOME.
Brand new, strictly up-to-date and mod.
In every way; 6 large rooms and sleeping
porch; selected oak and birch finish;
high grade- plumbing": fine-combination-lighting
tlxtures; guaranteed furnace:
choice lot; location Is all one could ask
for; on 31st, south of Farnam St. Price
reduced to $4,500. Terms or. will consider
vacant lot.
RASP BROS..
106 McCagu Bldg., Doug. 1853.
HANSCOM PARK BARGAIN
Leaving city, must sell by November 1;
home of seven rooms, modern except
heat;" big basement; rooms newly deco
rated; fine lot, fruit and shade trees,
mall barn; good location, within walking
distance; price $2,750; reasonable terms.
Apply owner, ISOO So. 27th St. Phone
T). 4180. , "
$2 000 FOR CITY ACREAGE How many
acres can you oifer within or near city
limits for $1,250 cash and 1911 Overland
($750). 25 H. P., run 2,500 miles; any. dem
, onstratlon. Address Y 195, Bee.
Great Bargain
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
Two lota at 40th Ave. near Ames, two
block from street car line, $12 each.
On lot, 47th and Cass St.. adjoining
Dundee, $600. Inquire at l3o Jones Bt
DUNDiE BUNGALOW. ,
Built for a home on hign and sightly
location overlooking tna west and north
for miles, sguth iront, corner lot 100x120,
plenty of air and no dirt, surrounded by
inew hign-prlcea homes; six rooms and
bath, .ail on one Hoot, with atuo large
enough lor tnree more rooms; living room,
dining room and library tioisned in oak;
bedrooms and kitchen in yellow pine;
splendidly - arranged for smail fainiiy.
owner going to California, See tins to
oay. Pnoue Harney 46W.
ACHBAGH FOH SALfi.
HILLCREST ADDITION.
Best and cheapest suburban acre prop
any near city. Via country home aite
and garden tracts convenient to car. eur
veytU, platted and staked in lots ol
j acre to $ acres and priced from iUi
per acre up. Com early and get your
choice of a lot in this beautitul addl
lion. Call tor plat and descriptive
' literature. C. It Combs, w to US bran-
oia TtuatOt' Bldg. .l'nona Doug, mi,
A-871J.- .
- REAL ETATE
If ARM RANCH I.AA1)! Von BALE
Arkansas.
' 1,000,000 ACRES In Arkansas for home
sleadlng. Where located and how se
cured shown in our 1811 bocklet, sent post
paid, 25 cents. H. D. Glass, Dept. 4, xiar-
. risdn. Ark; '
Missouri.
OPENING 1.000 freo. healthful rrmliir.
tive homestead in th nrka anrf i non .
000 in western states. Maps, particulars
and description, 25c. Riverside Colony,
Monett, Mo.
Nebraska.
40-BUSHEL WHEAT LAND. $2a TO $3$
PER ACRE.
We have for sale over 20,000 acres of
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
farm land, where tho crop yields for 13
years, Including 1910 and 1911. average
with the best In the state. Alfalfa, also
a leading crop. Better soli, water and
climate cannot be found. Write for full
information. Agents wanted everywhere.
KUNDLNUSLAND INVESTMENT CO.,
SIDNEY, NEB.
MK. INVESTOR, Mr. Man with small
means: For sale, 12 quarters of choice
farm land close to Sidney Neb., one
tenth cash, bal. ten years' in ten equal
payments. Ernest Kaasch, Sidney, Neb.
New York.
WHAT did the Hon. Sherman Moreland,
associate Justice of the supreme court of
the Philippine Islands, tell Seabrlng, the
real estate man? "Seabrlng, you are
doing a great work for the community.
You are bringing a thrifty, home-making
class of people to this part of the country.
You are selling them farms at fair prices.
They are satisfied. I know it, for I
have talked with many of them. One
of ypur purchasers from Ohio told me
that he paid $3,500 tor his farm, took
possession of it this spring and would
not sell it for $5,000." Moral: Why not
Join Seabring's band of New York state
homeseekera? Send for catalogue of
central New York state farms. Seabrlng
Farm Agency, Post Block, Spencer N. Y.
M or tit Unkota.
FOR SALE 398-acre farm near Inkster,
Grand Forks county, North Dakota. Good
house; also large brook and several tine
springs of water on It. Will make ideal
stock farm. Price $32.00 per acre; terms
$1,000 cash down; ten years to pay bal
ance. Write PETER Jn'QOV'ERN LAND
CO.. Florence, Wis.
South Dakota.
FOR SALE 160 acres good farm land;
40 acres broke, balance all . tillable; 7
miles from Dallas and 5 miles from
Colome. Price, $40 per acre, payable
$1,600 cash, $2,500 March 1, WIS; $2,400
March 1, 1917. Address Box It),. Dallas,
ho. Dak.
Wisconsin.
Fine Farm Lands
Northern Wisconsin, timber ot clear;
nice lakes and river; best land in Wis
consin; beat market In America; $1 per
acre cash; large or small tracts.
Ernest A. Arnold Co.
SUPERIOR, WISCONSIN.
. '. Miscellaneous.
i LOW PRICED, good land, easy terms;
40 to 38,010 acres at $3 to $25 per acre.
Wisconsin, Minnesota. JPakotas, Mon
tana., Canada; big .bargains; railway fare
repaid; say what you want and where;
we have It. Standard Farm Agency, Min
neapolis, Minn.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Further Depression in Wheat Prices
Looked For This Week.
LOOKING FOE LOWER COM PRICE
Oats Price Keep In in Spite ot the
Recent Crop and Large Receipts
-Oats Trade to Make Room
for Corn.
INVESTIGATE the fertile .Northwest
United States; excellent land in Minne
sota, North Dakota, Montana. Idaho,
Washington,' Oregon, adjacent to North
ern Pacifto railway, obtainable at low
prices. These lands under the "Stars
and Stripes," are ltl the best developed
sections, of the northwest and are as
productive as any on the continent. See
What YOUR OWN HOME COUNTRY
has to offer stay near home markets;
quick transportation; close to - good
neighbors and good schools; no Isolated
pioneering;' free U. S. government home
stead land, requiring only three years to
prove up; state land on easy terms;
deeded land at low prices and on crop
payment plan; climate fine for man,
beast and crops; big money In vegeta
bles, grains, alfalfa, rruiet, cattle, dairy
ing, poultry and hogs; write quick for
free illustrated literature, saying what
state ,nvst interests you and list of re-t
liable land dealers; ask about low rate
homeseekers' excursions. L. J. Brlcker,
General Immigration Agent, 126 North
ern Pacifto Bldg., 6t. Paul, Minn.
LIVE STOCK MARKET UK WEST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Lire Stock Commission Merchants.
BYERS BROS. A CO., Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co., $22 Exchange Bldg,
Snyder-Maione-Coffman Co., 16!) Ex. Bldg.
LAVERTY BROS., 133 Exchange Bldg.
Martin Bros. St Co., Exchange Bldg.
Cluy, Robinson 4k Co., auo Exchange Bldg.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING OFFICE
of Depot Quartermaster, at. Louis. Mo..
September, 23, 191$. Staled proposals will
be received here until 12 o clock, noon.
Central time, October 18, 1312, for furnish
ing and delivering at either the Chicago,
Philadelphia, Boston, New York or St.
Louis depots of 140,000 pairs drawers, sum
mer; luO.000 pairs gloves, white cotton;
120,000 undershirts, cotton. Information
furnished upon application. V. 8.
STANLEY, Deputy Quartermaster Gen
eral, U. 8. A. 30-01-2-8-16-17.
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
. Georgia. .
Traversed by the
GREAT SOUTH GE0BGIA
ATLANTIC, BIRMINGHAM-ATLANTIC
RAILROAD.
' Lamia adapted to the widest range of
crop. All the money crops ot the south
l plentifully produced. For literature treat
ing with this coming country, its soil,
climate, church and school advantages,
write,
, . t W. a LEAHY, Dept. K.
-.''' General Passenger Agent. '
ATLANTIC. GA.
Iowa. '
THE eaatlest way to find a buyer for
your farm Is to Inuert a small want ad
In tna les uoinea capital, largest or-
eulatlon In the state of Iowa, 43.000 daily.
The Capital Is read by and believed in
by the standpatters of Iowa, who simply
refuse to permit any other paper In their
homes. Rates, 1 cent a word a day;
!$.$s per line per month; count six orcil
' nary words to the line. Address Oes
N Moines Capital. Des Moines, la. . t :
IOWA FRUIT FARM AND DAIRY
LAND FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. We
have subdivided the Dr. McClanahan
tract known an Orchard Heights, eon-
taining $06 acres near Council Bluffs, and
are selling it at $50 to $100 per acre on
. easy terms. You will only have to see
this land to appreciate its value. Let us
.show it. Day A Hess Co., 12t Pearl St.,
Council Bluffs, la.
Cattle and Hogs Are Lower ' .Sheep
n the Upgrade.
20,000 head; 'market 10c off. Beeves, $5.60
(&10.95: Texas steers. $4.6033.85: Western
steers, $5.759.00; stock erg and feeders,
$4.S&V.46; cows and ' heifers, $2.903'7.);
calves, $7.00419.76.
HOGS Receipts, 25,000 head; market 10c
off. Light, $S.06.a; mixed. $8.609.;
heavy, $8.259.26; rough, $8.668.75; pigs,
$4.767.76; bulk of sales, I3.fcxif9.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RCcelpts, 35,000
head; market 10c to 25c up. Native, $3.90
(MM; western, $3.754.80; yearlings, $4.5
&4.00; lambs, native, $6.007.50; western,
$5.2&gJ7.50. .
Kaunas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Oct l$.-? ATTLE Re
ceipts, 13,000 head, Including 11,000 south
erns; market steady to strong. Dressed
beef and export steers, $8. 30(010. 75; fair
to good. $6.50l&8.25; western steers, $5.21X0
8.S5; stockers and feeders. $4.507.40;
southern steers, $4.1066-90; southern cows,
$3.25iiS.OO; native cows, $3.40Q6.KO; native
heifers, $5.OO8.10; bulls, $4.005.25; calves,
$5.00.X.
HOGS Receipts. 10.000 head; market 10c
lower: bulk of sales, $8.006.90. Heavy,
$8.769.00; packers and butchers, $8.70
9.00: Hghta, $8.50ig9.0: pigs, $6.507.7S.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, HjOOO
head; market 10c higher. Lambs, $8.00(3
7.46; yearlings. $4.604i5.50; wethers $4.0X&
4.(10; ewes, $3.7&$4. 25; stackers and feeders,
$2.504.00. , . ... , . , ..
Stock in Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prln-
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha, , 7.600 , 6,300 23,6ix
St Joseph 2.000 . 4,200 3,000
Kansas City 13.000 10,000 11,000
St. Louis 1500 7,000 6.0)0
Chicago 20.000 26,000 35,000
Totals. 44,100 62,500 77.50J
OMAHA. Oct. IS, 1912.
inere will be further depression In
wheat prices this week beyond doubt, as
the market of late has depended much
on cable news and the Liverpool market
Is decidedly weak. Foreign advices state
that there Is less apprehension regard
ing the Balkan outlook. Grain men have
suggested each day that tne domestic
situation Is bearish, considered Independ
ent of the forelen political news. If
there is no fresh disturbance abroad, it
is reasonable to expect that there will be
a renewal of bear operations In the wheat
trade. The very heavy northwest move
ment Is the chief factor. Cash wheat ftc
lower.
Weather conditions all over the corn
belt are very fine. This will be on th
side of sellers of the new crop months.
8ome traders advise selling pressure In
the December be limited on breaks, while
the enormous crop figures suggeBt heavi
ness and lower prices In the end. Th
action of the market will depend largely
on the character of the offerings by corn
raisers and prospect of the railroads abil
ity to move the corn to market. Cash
corn, He to Wc lower. .
The stubbornness in the oats trad Is
surprising in view of the record breaking
crop and large receipts. Receivers say
shipping points must move oata to mak
room for corn. Cash oats, unchanged.
Clearances were 9.000 bushels of corn.
2,0uo bushels of oats and wheat and flour
euual to 328,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed l4(frH4d lower on wheat
and (6ld lower on corn.
Primary wheat receipts were 2,144,000
bushels and shipments were 1,283,000 bush
els, against receipts last year of 1,073,000
bushels and shipments of 733,000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 419,000 bush
els and shipments were 365.000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 716,000 bushel
and shipments of 308.000 bushels.
Primary oats receipts were 1,230,000 bush
els and shipments were 1078,000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 631,000 bush
els and shipments of 309,000 bushels.
The following cash sales were reported
today: Wheat No. 2 hard winter, 1 car.
STUc; 9 cars, 874c. No. 3 hard winter. 1
car. 88c; Z cars. 87c: 2 cars, 8(ic; 2 cars,
tttc. No. 4 hard winter, 1 car. 86Vic; 1
car, 8Ho. No grade hard winter, two
fifths car, 85c. Rejected hard winter, I
86Hc. No. mixed, 2 cars, SSc; i car, 8r,v;.l
car. soc ; l car, 83c. OatsNo. I white, 6
cars, 214c: 6 cars, tic. No. 4 white, 4 cars,
31c; 6 cars, 80c. Corn No. 1 white, 1 car,
3c; no, 9 white, 1 car, 3c; ft car. SSHc
No. 4 white, 1 cars, 61Hc. No. $ color, 1
cur. 624c No. 3 yellow, 1 ear, local. 6c; 1
car, wttc; i! cars, Gc. 'no. i mixed, l
car, 68ftc. No. t mixed, lVi car, 48ftc; i
car, 58c; 2 cars, S7c. ,
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 87f!SHci No.
hard, 8688c; No. 4 hard, 4S86c.
CORN-No. 2 white. 63ttc; No. 8 white,
62HC3c; No. 4 whit. 81(3lttc; No. i
color, 62Hc; No. 2 yellow, &9K6ttc; No. $
yellow, wmw, no. yellow, NKgwiQi
No. 2, 5Sftc; No. 3, 673S8c; No. 4, 67
67Vtc. , .
OATS No. 2 white. 81c; Standard,
SIHc; No. S white, 313U4c; No. 4 whit,
4i3ic. -
BARLEY Malting, 6865c; No. 1 feed,
5065c.
RYE No. 2. BBV406BC; NO. S ry. 67WJP
SSc. . . ;
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicaro 18 197 350
Minneapolis 649
Duluth 631 ...
Omaha 83 14 35
Kansas uity. is t iv
St. LOUIS 84 ZZ 49
Winnipeg 1 ...
S4Ho; No. 2 mixed, 32Vsl-33c.
KYE Unchanged.
HAY Unchanged.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu ..142.000 146.000
Corn, bu 4.000 3,000-
oats, bu 10,000 24,000
KRW YORK GEN KRAI, MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Varlon
Commodities. .
NEW YORK. Oct. K-FIXHrR-Unset-tled;
spring patents, $4.604.80; winter
straights. 4.4i.ii4.60; winter patents. $i.7
65.16; spring clears, $4.254.50; extra No,
1 Inter, $4.10ir4.8O; extra No. 2 winter,
i Kansas straights, $4.11.. 4. 25.
Ry flour, steady: fair to good, $3.804.00;
o.oi:e to fancy, $4.064.10.
CORNMEAL Stariv fln white and
yellow $1.694111.70; course, $1.60frl.65; kiln
dried, $4.15. ,
RYE-Steady; No. 2 western. 8c; c. I.
f.. asked. i .
WHEAT-Spot market, Irregular j No. 2
red. $l.06g;i.0S. elevator, and $l.05H, f. o.
b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, 99cr
f. o. b. afloat Futures market closed 1
?lc net lower; December, $1.00H101U;
closed at $1,00 5-16; May closed at $1.04'i.
COUNSpot market steady, export,
5Hc, f. o. b., afloat; December to
March.
OATS-Spot market easy; Nd S. S8c:
No. 4, 37c. ,
HAY-teady; prime, $1.20; No. 1, $1,100
1.15: No. 2, $1.0081.05; No. 3. &c
FEED Steady; western spring bran,
Mo-lb. jjks, 23.S5; standard middling.
$26.00; city, $24.60. ' .
HIDES Firm; Bogota, 27$j36c; Cen
tral American, 27c.
LEATHER Firm ; hemlock firsts. 27
28c; seconds, 2626c; thirds, 22423c;
rejects, 15c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, firm; mess, $19.00
19.60: family, fc&QOM.OO; short dears,
fc'l. 50824. 00. Beef, firm; mess, $17.00
els.u; family, 21.0Oa:22.00; beef hams,
$28.0031.50. Cut meats, quiet; plokld
bellies, 10 to 13 lbs.. $12 0014.50; pickled
hams. $14.00. Lard, weak; middle west,
$11.7512.25; refined,- firmer; continent,
I12.hu; outh Anicitca, io.ou; cotnpouiiu,
$8.00a8.25.
HOPS-Steady; state, medium to choice,
1912. 273Sc; Pacific coast, 1912, 18-230.
TALLOW Steady; city, .; country,
$5.87V6lt.62H: special, $7.12.
BUTTER Steady; factory.' 1 current i
make, seconds, 23H24c; packing- .stock, I
current make. No. 2, 23284c. - I
CHEESE-Steady; daisies, best. Uc.
EOJS Firm; fresh gathered dirties No,
1. 20eic; checks, good to fine. 18j9Hc;
nearby hennry whites, fancy, large,' new
laid. 46148; selected whites, good to I
prime, 4046c.
POULTRY-Dressed. lrroaular: fresh !
killed western chickens, 12417c; fowls, 15
18c; turkeys, spring, 25c; old, 1617o.
,
St. Lent General Market.
ST. IXUIS. Oct. 16.-FLOUR Firm;
red winter natnnts. i4.85tHfi.10: xtra fanev
and straight, $4.2i.75; hard winter clears,
$3.5tMj3.0.
SEED-Tlmothy. $10. .
CORNMEALt Unchanged.
BRAN Dull: sacked, east tr.-k
$1.08. . .--( . ' . , T "
HAY-Kteady; timothy, $13 BOfiUJ.W;
prairie, $14 0frl6.00.
PROVIflflONa-Pork, unchanged; job
bing. $16.75. iArd, unchanged; prim
team, $n.22ttfi.U-82H. Dry salt meats,
unchanged: boxer extra short. mu-
clear ribs, $12.12; short clears, $lU7lJ.
pscon, uncnangea; boxea extra shorts,
$i3.mi clear ribs. $U.12i; short clear,
. . " ' Receipt". Shipment.
Flour? bbla ,m ,
Wheat.hu. ..im.0i MlotA
Corn, bu W.0OU M.OfO
Oats, bu .............. 10,000 ; 23,O0f
Minneapolis Grain Market.
'MTNNICAPflT.nJ tx,. unM
yellow; jm-"' ' '
UA-ra-Nov 8 white. SOHiffSlc.
RYEJ No. 2, 626oHc. x -
iiiuun-iini patents. H.&4,&; sec
ond nntetita. 14.!nM i- fii-. tt n
t ivAiN i. I ixa'i
FLAX-41.5W.65M. .
, BARLBY44(gc7
. MUwankee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct 18-WHEAT-No.
1 northern, 98(&4c; No. 2 northern, 89
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Large and Trade
Slow to Lower.
HOGS ARE WEAK TO FIVE LOWER
sheep In Light Receipt, with Prices
Fifteen o i)aarur Higher and
!' Lamb 4)aarter to
Thirty-Five Hlsker.
Receipts were:
urriciai Moliuav
Official Tuesday 10,767
Estimate Wednesday.. 7,600
OMAHA. Oct If 1912.
Catt:. Hog. Bheop
T.470
$.3100
29.309
23.50M
Thre day this week $3,137 10.241 1S,6I
Sam day last wek..:u .t 116.8K1
earn days 2 w ks ago.. 24.275 18,043 141280
Sam days I w ks ago. .32,166 11.682 l2,0i
earn days 4 w'k aco. 2a,3 14.498 tf.Tfl
Same days last year... 30. 020 12.373 13&,?(7
Th following table snow the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for th year to dat as compared witn
3t year 1SI2 mil. , Inc. ' Dec.
CattI 780.742 925.645 . 144.80
Hog 2.412.245 1,937.321 4712
Sheep 2.197,890 2.210,373 12,453
Th following table ahu t'ae rang ot
prices for hogs at South Omaha for th
last few days with comparisons)
1
(27 heifors... 73S 5 00 28 feeders.. SM 5 75
24 feeders. .1060 6 35 17 cows..... 826 4 85
57 steer.... 913 COO 12 cows 106 4 $,
1 16 steers.... 716 5 40 11 cs. & ha. 857 4 25
9 steers.... s 1 w
HOGS With a very fair run of hogs
here and early messages Indicating weak
and lower prices on other markets, mom
ot the local supply sold weak to 5c lower
than yesterday's general market. As
usual, speculators oiened the market
and got a few hog during the early
tnide at price pretty close - to steady ,
with the way they made their purchases
on Tuesday. Tho packer, buyers were
again by far th heaviest buyer and
Btacted out filling their orders at a
nickel decline, but, as on yesterday, trade
Improved as the morning advanced, clos
ing sales being strong at the decline and
In some cases about steady with the
opening. Tnade on the whole was only
fairly active, nevertheless, a very fair
clearance was made In good easnn. Re
ceipts footed up about nineiy-cne cars,,
or 6.S00 head, as compared witn 6,515 head
Inst Wednesday, 5,411 two week ago and
J,(iS3 head on the corresponding day last
yenr. Bulk of today's sales were made
around $8 7:,f..8u, with the best hog
bringing $8.85. just a nickel below yester
day's hlsh orice.
Representative sales
pte. 1 inn, i9n.4alo.;l.iuw. 1190741906.
Oct.
pet
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
utt. 11.
Oct. ' 12.
Oct. . 14.
Oct. 14
Oct 15.
Oct 1.
7.. S 7H!
. -. S 769i!
77"4l
10.! a tm
85V
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6 I2 $ 4lj
43i $ 47
tn
47J 1
34j 8 22
2l 8 XS
t 24 8 411
27 $ li
0 3l $ H.l
1149
l$0
b7 - U
T 241 1 16 5 92 '
T 67 ( 15) 5 981 8!
7 611 t 301 C 071 ( 30
I lii Uj t
t 67 1 loi KO
7 70 5 9 6 U 6 01
2 5lt(76 6 2
7 4u 6 i'i 6 Oi
1 48 t 581 1 6 33
7 4 t 60) I Ss 6 27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIOX8
Feature of the Trad in; and Cloaina;
i Price on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct. 16.-Wheat prices tum
bled todav In consequence of Italy and
Turkey having made peace and because
receipts in the northwest had resulted in
a railway blockade. There was a nervous
close at lo to H4c under last night.
Huge receipts at primary centers pre
vented th bulls from bringing about
more than a slight rally in wheat The
belt line at Minneapolis was reported to
be so choked with loaded oar that traf
fic was at a standstill, but some buyers
here clung to a persistent hope of an up
turn on the chance that a series of anti
Turkish victories In the Balkans might
yet Involve the great powers. December
closed at 92c, a loss of lc net.
In corn the fine weather and the wheat
Weakness had as an offset the predic
tion or a falling away soon In arrivals.
December closed firm, MiGMic up at 63Hc
Cash grades were easy. No. 2 yellow was
quoted at t3(3Wic. -
Absence of any new exnort business
counted In oats. December closed a shade
net .lower at S29iS2Hc
Provisions dragged downward after
hoKS. Pork led, suffering an all round
decline of 20c.
The leading futures ranged a follows:
Articles. , v Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
December 924A! 94
May S7B98W4B
July 937AI 96
Corn
December 53A esa
May 62B 62feA
JulyS 62A 52
Oats
December 321 32.A
May 3464 A! SiKB
July , 34 34H
fork - .
October 17 45B :i 50
May 19 05 3 12H
January 19 42B 19 52i
Lard '
October 11 70B 11 82H
May 10 62 10 60-62
January , U 10A 11 10
Short Ribs s
October .....,.,.1100 1 U 00
May , 1OI0 12 00
January 10 80 1 10 82"4
Cash quotations were as follows: .
FLOUR Steady; winter patent. $4.20
6.00; straights, $4.104.60; spring patents,
M-uoju.w; straights, J4.W84.ij; bakers,
$3. 754.00.
RYE No. 2, 69SW4c.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 48t&53c; fair
to choice malting, 6072o.
SEEDS-Tlmothy, $3.004.00; Clover, $13.00
18.00.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork. $17.6017.2H.
Lard (in tierces), $11.85. Short ribs (loose),
10.75U.25.
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 228,000 bu. Primary receipts
were 2,144,000 bu., compared with 1,073,000
bu. the corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
56 cars: corn, 118 cars; oats, '223 car; hogs,
20.000 head.
Chleaao Cah Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
W.06(.1.0; No. 8 red, 96c$1.08; No. 2 hard,
iw'Mie: wo. nam, mgsf-c: No. 1
northern. $Mi94'S4e: No. 2 northern. iff
Hflej No, $ northern, 85&8o; No, 2 spring,
stf2ej No, I Iprtng, 85R8c; No. 4 spring,
7fii84c; velvet chaff. 84ft2e; durum, 85
91VtC, Com! No. 2, M4c: No. 2 white.
tttte; No. whit, B'ic: No. yel-
lVt2V4jo; No. 4 yellow, tidpBtto. Oats:
No. 1. Ma: no. 1 white. S4ftS6ai No. 8
whit. mMHo; No. 4 whit, 82433c; stand.
aru, Kamc.
B UTT X. R 8 tend r ' Ct-sjnrtes, 24i429cj
flairlos, tzmmt, -
EGOS Staody; receipts, 6,215 cases; at
mark, ccse Inciudsd, 19-20c; ordinary
first, 21c: first. 24c, ...
CHEESE Steady; daisies. 17V17tte;
twin, ie817c; youns, Americas, ivc&
17Hc; long horn, 174igr7c.
POTATOES Steady; receipts, 55 cars;
Michigan. 4245c; Wisconsin. 40346c.
POULTRY Alive, unsettled; turkey.
15c; chicken. 12c; springs, 14c
VEAL Steady at 9d4c
Kansas City Grain and Provision,
KANSAS CITY, Oct - W. WHBAT
Cash. Wae lower; No. 1 hard, SJtfttClc;
No. 3, S8'(i-92c; No. 3 red, Sl.O401.Ofl; N,
8, 97'541.04.
CORN Unchanged; No. S mixed, Cla
62c; No. 3, eoVic; No. 1 white, 680;
No. 4, 6567c. 1
OATS Unchanged; No. t whit, $49
!. iiH.nj winier, gwo: vsceqibar.
9CVi?90c; May, 94c. ,
CORN-No. 8 yehow, 86c; No. R white,
": No. 3. 65S65Vic: December. tHe: Mv
me.
BARLEY Malting, &76c,' - -
i - -t.. . ; j."
Liverpool drain Market. .
LIVERPOOL, Oot. 16.-WHKAT-8pot.
steady; No. $ Manitoba, 8 3d; future,
weak; October, 7s 10T4d; December, 7s
9d; March, 7s 7d.
CORN Spot, steady; nw Amorlcan,
kiln dried, 7s 4d; future, weak; October,
5 $d; December. 6 2'd.
. 1 11 ' ," 11 .
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Oct. l.-CORN-Unchangd,
s up; No. 4 white, 2oj No. S yellow,
3c; No. S yellow, 63'c; No. 4 yellow,
62c; No. 1 mixed, 830; No. 8 mixed, 63Vic.
OATS-Unchened: No. 2 white, S4o;
standard, 33c; No. 8 wlill, 33ic.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Oct. 16.-The conclusion ot
peace betwen Italy and Turkey Increased
the bullish feeling of the Stock exchange
today and Induced mora local and conti
nental buying and a further general ad
vance In prices. In which Rio TIntos,
Canadian Pacific and American rail
were prominent leaders. Th t&etnand
slackened later and . value eased oft
slightly, but the undertone remained
firm. Greek bond! were weaker. Ameri
can securities opened steady, and a frac
tion higher. Good buying advanced price
during the forenoon and Canadian Pacific
led the list, with a gain of about four
points. New York supported th market
In the afternoon when value made fur.
ther gain. . The closing waa steady.
Money was In better demand and dis
count rate were eay. .
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. l$.-MXTALfiCop.
per. steady; standard spot and. October
$17.20 bid; Novamber.imd December, $17.20
$17.60; electrolytic, . $17.6217.87; laka,
17.6217.87; cartings. $17.2617.Jt Tin,
firm; October, $19.62igfi0.0O; spot, $49.76r(f
50.00; November, $49.42i49.72. Lead, quiet;
$S.O706.17to- 8pHr, steady, $7.507.0.
Antimony, quiet; Cookson $10.loi0.12
Iron, firm and unchanged. Copper arrival
at New York today were 1,210 tons. Ex
ports this month, 12.301 tons. London cop.
per, firm; spot 76, 13 9d; future 77, 13
9d. London tin easy; spot 226; futures.
225, 6s. Local exchange sale lead 160,090
pound. London lead, 21. Local exchange
sale, spelter, 60,009 pound. London spelr
ter, 27, 12 6d. Iron, Cleveland warrant
06s td in London. v
Terpentine and Rosin.
SAVANNAH, Oa.. Oct. J6.-TimPEN-TINE
Firm; SS&c; sales, 690 bbl.;
receipts, 412 bbls.; shipments, 647 bbl.;
Stock. 34.324 bbl.
ROBIN-FIrm: sale. 2.073 bbls,: re
ceipts, 1.865 bbls.; shipments, 302 bbls.;
t"ck, 104,066 bbls. Quote: B. $6.40; D,
; k, WArnM; r, a,
$6.52Hfifi.55: H, $8.65: I. U.SVtm.W, K,
H.70f6.75; M. $7(37.20; N. $7.657.75; WO.
$8.18.25; WW. $8.40. .,
t . i m 1 in .
Supply of Cotton.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-Th total up
ply of cotton in the United States Sep-,
tember 20 waa 2,110.678 running bale,
oountlng round as half bales, according
th census bureau's first regular sun-
ply and distribution report made today In
rnmnllance with th recently enacted law
requiring a monthly statement of th
quantity of cotton consumed, on hand,
imported and exported, and the number
of active cotton spindles. ; ,
Evaporated Apple and Dried Frnlt
NEW YORK. Oct. 15. EVAPORATED
APPLES Dull. '
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, unsettled
InriKnii firm' tiMfihe. ateadv: choice
6H6c; extra choice. 67Vic; fancy,
itygHc; raisins, unsettiea. iMone mus
catels, 4Sfl14c; choice to fancy eedd.
C6o; seedless, 6lic; London layer,
$L401.45.
'Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Oct. li-COTTON-Fu.
ture opened teady; October, I0.02e; No
vember, 10 08c; December, 10.28c; Janu-,
ary. 10.35c; February, 10.42c; March, 10.64c;
May, 10.64c; June, 10.66c; July, 10.72c.
Dry Good Market. '
NEW' YORK, Oct. 16.-DRT GOOD8
Th cotton good markets are steady
with trade light Jobber report a fair
trade in domestics, wash fabrics, dreaa
good and knit fabrics. A larger Inquiry
I also reported for holiday good, f
Sundayt t '
Ktwn and disposition of live stock
at the , Union Stock ' yards for twenty-
iour nour ending yesterday at 3 o'clock:
. ,. RECEIPTS CARS. '
- - -Cattte.HoBS.SheeD.Hor'a
C. M. St P. Rv.. 1 ' S
Wabaah R. R ,. ;t t. f ... .'
Missouri Pacific Ry. 7 $ . ..' r ..
i nion raoino k. K.10J ; 84
C. N. W., eatl.. 4''.jt . ... ..
C. & N. W.,,war.. $'.'! . W
C, 8t P., M. V O.. 1 6 ..
C, B. A Q-. east... 5 6
C, B. Q., west... 86 . 18 12 1
C, tL I. A p., ., 4 I, .. ' ..
C. R. I. A P.. . i
Illinois Central Ry,. $
Tout receipt ..310 91
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Morrl A Co.
bwlft ft Co...;..,
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour 4t Co....
Schwarts A Co.
J. W. Kurphy ......
Moraell ...,,......
'W.,B. Vansant Co......
Benton, Vansant A L..
Hlii A Son...
V. B. Lewis............,',
Huston A Co.............
J. B. Root A po...
3. U. Bulla... ...... ......
U F. Hua..".........;.s
Roaenstook Bros, .:.,.,.
McCreary A Kellogg...
Wrthlmer A Degen..
M. r. Hamilton.,...,,.
Sullivan Bros.
Rothschild A Kreb.,..
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.,..
Ulln A Chrlsue.i, ......
Cattle. Hog. Bheep.
Other buyers
614
7:14
7
14
in
240
,.'
S31
ISO
m
75
.136.
211
W
m
219
19
1$8
m
106
1.U6S
l,6li2
1.594
L854
138
4V5
S.8.S5
2,381
.77
2,314
.....
....1.7J
rim
Total. .:;.. ,..;.t.i,B 4n u.m
CATTLE Catt I recsipt wr very lib
eral again today, ther being over 300 car
reported. For th three day receipt fool
up 23.137 head, being about th asm a
tor th corresponding period lust wea
and larger than a year ago by about 2,000
had. A advices from other selling points
also Indicated liberal receipt, with th
tendency, of price lower, th market
her was slow and backward about open
ing. )uyr seemed to feel that they
aught to be able to get their cattle at a
little lower price today and were ac
cordingly holding back at. th opening
and generally bidding prices that wer
weak, to 10c lower. " " ' '
Beef steers were In fglr demand and-; a
desirable killers were very scarce,, they
commanded about Steady prices. Other
wei-o.Mlow and weak to a much a U
10c lower. Thus while the best grade
of cattle chow very little changeaa com-.
pared with last week, the less oenrabi
kinds are lOWtio and Dosslbly In some
cases as much as 25c lower than last
week. , This wa tu of both cows and
heifer, a well a beef cattle. . ,'
The market on stock cattle end feeder
having any Quality, whatever waa fairly
active when trade wa one under way
and th beat grades commanded steady
price. Ther were a good many common
to medium cattle which wer alow all
day and a mupli a frtflOc lower In many
cases. -4-
Quotations on Native Cattle Good to
choice beef steer. $8.26tfl0.O: fair to good
beef steers,. $7.258.25; rommon to. fair
beef steors, 6.0UW7.2u; good to choice
heifers. $6.753$tt.S0; good to choice cows,
ii.SiYu4.Z6: fair ti good grades, $4.406.60;
common to fair grades, $3.2'a4.40; good to
chotca stockers nd leeder. b,w!.ou;
fir to annd stockers and feeder. $5,260
6.00: common to fair tocker and feed
er, $4. 605. 25; stock cow and heifer,
$4.605.76; veal calve, $4.76$9.00; bull,
stag, etc., $4.255.50.
. Quotation on Range Cattl-Good to
choice beet steers, $5.6038.30; fair to good
bef steers, $U.00Jf,W; common to fair
beef stoers. $5.006.00. '
Representative sales:
1 tows.
Af. Tr.
174 4 M M
HEIFERS.
4M t4
CALVES.
Tl IN I-,....
IKS (60 I
lit I 46
STOCKERS
HI IM
m ita
41$ I
677 IM
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
23 steer. ...1251 75 , 84 steers
15 steers.. ..1315
20 steers..,. 1010
10 steer.... 1128
8 feeder., 40S
6 feeder.. 502
12 feeder.. 9ui
4 or-ws... .. 36t
10 feeder.. 964
7 cow 861
8 heifers... 693
2 feeders.. 65
10 heifers... 784
71 feeders.. 898
15 cows mi
10 feeder.. 865
41 feeders.auo
72 heifer.., 968
6 calves... 140
70 cows..... 716
$4 teer....1235
33 steer.... 937
21 steers.... 648
6 cow.,.. .1061
It cows 1027
30 steers.... 612
96 heifers... 741
Ko. A. 86. Pr. ao. at. 8k. tT.
.21: ... IM 4..,....t IN Hi
11.,..,. .174 ... ; m ... tit
11 r:t ... 1 7 47 im its 1774
47 m t4 I t 61 SM M I 77S
11 8 40 I 70 41 nt ) ItlH
II 4 140 I 71 W ill ... I T7H
il !44 I 10 10 S4 ... I 7!i
0 TOT M I 70 It l ... I T7u
74 M0 200 I 70 - li 1U tRO I TT14
w mo 10 1 7 to m . m 1 ti
M Ui ... ITI4. I IN ... 177 H
41. ......Ill ... lilH It. ...,.M0 140 I SO
II til 10 I 75 10 141 IM IP
u m ... 1 7i in is 1 to
II 244 40 1 75 74.......MI IM
II MS ... 171 H IM )M I SO
...UK 10 176 ' 44..,, ...Ml WO IS r
4t....M.m 110 4 71 74 Ml ... 110
44..;. ...to I 75 II 231 WHO
41 ,:m 100 17,1 71 iot too 110
141 ... I 71 , 71 141 40 I W
It Ill 40 I 71 71 M0 114 I SO
II 11 It I 74 41 IM M IM
.. ,..... M 171 46. M4 ... IN
II JIT 14 171 4 12 440 I
71 SM 140 71 44 IM M IN.
41 170 10 I 76 71 (41 10 I 10 !
M...-....l1f 10171 - $.'-.... IN IS
11 H4 ... 175 I 130 WO IS 1
l Ml - MO 171 ' 71 .HO IN I M
4....f,.l4 14 171 41...... HI M IN
U MT IN 171 71. ......IM 0 IN
4J 141 m 1 71 u m t in
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M II. IM ltl , 7., 14 110 I M 1
71 M4, IN I 71 lit 4 I N .
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17 tit ... ITS M.......U0 N IN
7 K MO I 71 ' M.......IM IN IM
71 326 tt III 71.. .....162 ... IN ' :
71 ,.t4 100 1 11 tt...,...Mt 20 IM .
4t..;....m. ...tin M...'...m ini m
II HI IM T4 l S1 IM IS
Tf..i....$N N In u., .....111 is 1'
11., 131 N I 71 77..,,., .Ml 1! NS
II. .. .... m 171 1 M. ... II
B.......134 M) I 11' H.. HI ' 40 IN,
71.......2M Ill U ,,10 M.ltlM
PIOS,
III T . II N .... t N :
00 IM ... TN M I ... 171
Ke.
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400 4 N
190
110
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FEEDERS."
471 I
U.....
Mt ' I U
2$ heifers.
7 steer..
1 lielfem.
44 steers..
20 feeders.
i cow....
li heifers.'.
13 cows....
,.73s
,. 852
. 614
.1046
7 )
6 91
6 60
r. .n
600
6 66
3 (10
X
$00
4 60
670
5 30
6 10
6 80
6 40
6 25
605
7 60
4 75
7 00
5 JO
6 30
6 00
4 70
6 70
6 GO
t 16
6 00
5 00
630
,.1323
.1(416
5 steers,. ..1018
16 steers.,
7 30
10
6 60
I'm 11
.1020 7 05
, 910 5 00
Robert
, 690 $ 10
, 662 4 65
S feeder.. 743
tows... 616
4 cows 1045
20 cows o
10 feeders,
5 cows...
12 feeders,
- 3 calve.,
14 cow,..
$ feeders.
.11 heifers.
16 oow...
20 steer..
2 cow...
24 calves... 140
26 heifer... 598
10 steer., .021$
9 cows 914
22 heifers,.; S96
6 cow.,..-. 924
9 ter,.., 804
31 steer.... 640
22 steer.. ..1251
., cow. ....1045
8 heifers..; 67
6 calve.,. i
16 cow 1012
Crohln. '
18 feeder. .1165
19 oows...
4 cows.'.,
13 cows...
35 steers.
912 4 75
920 6 05
1354 7 60
Paltette
8 heifers... 653 i 65
63 cows.... -.1002
104 heifer. 640
Pelster.
4 cow....
2 bulls...,
WYOMING.
6 20 42 steers..,
16 cows...,
36 steer...
. M
.1406
.1181
. 926
(85
t 10
S 10
4 7..S
5 85
4 70
6 70
75
4 85
635
6 00
6 35
6 20
S40
7 50
C 25
5 65
4 00
6 50
4 15
(00 '
$70
60
486
4 80
5K5
5 40
685
4 65
4 65
7 00
6 15
35
Ranch Co.
21 eow.....928
7 65 127 feeders. 809
5 85 10 heifer... 615
D. Jone.
IS cow..... 965 4 80 80 feeders.. 1165
P. Schoonmaker.
105 feeders. 615 6 65 29 cow 804
William Seltner.
40 steers.., .1191 6 35 52 heifer-. 933 6 6o
76 feeder.. 1075 6 85
John MilUr.
26 feeder. .1105 6 35 15 cows 940 615
HOIITH DAKOTA.
31 steers.... 911 6 90 4 steers.... 1130
46 steer.... 971 4 25 -26 Hears.... 937
6 steer.... 870 6 50 21 steers.... 983
11 feeders,. 734 6 76 23 steers.. ..1143
John Phillips.
25 steers.... 1214 55 6 feeder.. 1081
8 Seeder.. 1070 6 16
COLORADO.
1$ COWS 9fA 6 w U court 843
8 bulls 980 4 75 10 cow 1011
6 II
7 65
4 85
5 0
4 75
t 10
8 25
6 60
8 )
6 15
400
500
11 M ..; TN ...
SHEEP Sharp advance were made on
both killing sheep and lambs. Th trad
was very brisk from start to finish, with
prices on the best lambs Jumping fully
25 35c above tho prevailing yeaterday.
About 1.700 head of Idaho lamb weigh
ing around 73 pounds sold as high as $7.35,
this string being th same as th riv
car ahipment that brought $7.00 yesterday,
A small bunch of native corn-fed lamb?
from Iowa brought $7.11. .The Improve
ment on fat (heep wa not quit to
marked aa on lambs, values being around
15026a higher than the preceding day. A
couple of loads of Wyoming ewos changed
hands at $4.21 and a string or wstheri
brought S4-69. v.
A seen demand seemed to prevail all
the morning, th packer buyer appar
ently having large order to fill. Aa gen
erally I the ca the but killer sold
most readily and showed th moat ad
vance while th less desirable grade ware
picked up after the choicest stuff had
been taken first thing in Oi morning.
Really prim lamb or sheep were in
very meager supply, th majority ot th
offering being of the fair to good and
emmon sort. A very modsrat supply waa
all disposed of early in the forenoon.
Receipt footed up about elghty-alx
cars or 23.600 head, a compared with 86,-
026 head last Wednesday, 54.401 head two
womi ago ana &a,u on tn correspond
ing day a year ago. Th flrt three dayi
ot th week shows a decided falling ofl
In .th buddIv a only about 73.801 he
war yarded as against 116,864 head for
the same Umi last, week and 135.767 head
for .the corresponding tlm a year ago.
, Quotation on sheep and lamb: Lambs,
good to choice, $7.002i7.25; lambs, fair to
good, $6.60ifJ7.OO,' lamb, feeder, I5.6IW.50;
yearlings, light, $185dj.l5; yearlings,
heavy, $4.6504.80; yearlings, feeder. $4,760
6.35; wether, good to choice, $4-404.76
wether, fair to good. $4.00(84.40; wethers,
feeders, $3.6034.10; ewes, good to cholc,
I3.85tf4.85; ewes, feeders, $2.7043-3.80; we,
yearling breeder, $4.0O$5.00; ewe, aged,
$3.003.50; cult cheep and buck, I1.70&1.73.
Representative islet: ; t
tio. 1 i Av.
117 Wyoming awes, feeders 107
427 Wyoming ewes '.. ..125
280 Wyoming ewe .......124
403 Wyoming lamb , 61
493 Wyoming lambs 76
541 Wyoming lambs .' 76
207 Nebraska yearlings, feeders, 75 '
290 Nebraska yearlings, feeder. 75
mi nenrasaa lamua, neaer..., to
224 Nebraska wether 105
285 Nebraska wethers 106
602 'Wyoming wethers. .......... .101
472 Wyoming wethers .....100
42 Wyoming wether 94
410 Wyoming lambs... 60
636 Wyoming lamb... 60
130 Wyoming lamb, culls...... 41
546 Wyoming lamb.. 68
391 Wyoming lamb, feeder.... 48
360 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 68
637 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 67
117 Wyoming lambs, feeders.,.. 51
219 Wyoming ewes, feeders 80
116 Wyoming ewe, feeders.,.,,. 10$
162 Wyoming ewet, feeders..... 93 .
149 Wyoming ewes ,,. 98
191 Wyoming ewe 108 .
249 Wyoming lambs, feeder.,., 59
408 Wyoming Iambs, feeders.... 61
525 Wyoming lambs, feeders,... M
141 Utah yearlings 78
347 Utah lambs, feeders 69
141 Utah lambs, feeders 67
221 Idaho lambs, feeders 60
224 Utah lambs, feeders., 63
322 Utah lamb , ,63
1192 Idaho lambs 72
346 Utah lamb 66
49 wywilng lambs, feeders..., 60
100 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 44
$53 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 64
32 wro. iambs, culls, feeders. 39
1S2 Wyoming lambs, feeder.... 61
87 Wyoming iambs, feeders... . tl
16 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 81
253 Wyoming Jambs, feeder.... 8 -260
Wyoming lambs, feeder.... 87
130 Wyoming lambs, feeders,... 64
891 Wyoming ewes 87
881 Wyoming lambs, feeders... 48
124 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 53
673 Wyoming lambs, feeders-.. 67
379 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 60
121 wyo. yigs., reetieri tl,
29 Wyoming yearlings, feeder 74
113 native ewes, feeder.., 84
18 Idaho ewe 122 (
455 Idaho ewes, feeders 97
156 Utah ylgs. and feeders.,
94 Wyoming ewe, feeders.,
246 Wyoming lambs, feeders.,
109 Wyoming iambs: feeders...,
592 Wyoming lambs, feeders...,
242 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
117 Nebraska yearlings ,
98 Nebraska ' lambs i,
314 Wyoming lamb
402 Wyoming lambs
174 Wyoming ewes
609 Wyoming ewes .
194 Wyoming ewes .
260 Wyoming
44 Wyoming
317 Wyoming
367 Wyoming
193 Wyoming
138 Wyoming
124 Wyoming
ewes
ewes
ewes, feeders.,
ewes, feeders,
ewes, feeder,
ewes, feeders,
yearlings .....
,. 97
.110
,. 49
.63
. $3
68
81
,i. 69
r.. 68
,.. 70
...108
,..103
,.:101
...118
...114
,.. 96
... 93
,.. 88
,..101
,.,76
Pr.
$60
4 05
406
600
.
95
6 85
.135.
105
4 50
4 60
4 60
4 60
426
I 43
146
6 30
166
I 20
6 30
815
6 15
140
$75
5 88
190
180
60
120
5 on
1 80
660
825
6 60
660
700
140
100
6 76
816
800
f 20
6 50
290
2 90
$40
160
180
690
6 30
I 30
626
6 25
6 26
835
405
860
3 60
160
580
6 26
126
6 00
6 50
8 10
60
6 75
400
8 90
8 75
4 10
8 60
3 50
3 25
8 25
860
625
St, Joseph live lltek Mtrkct.
ST. JOSEPH. Oct., 16. CATTL.B Re
ceipts, 2,000 head; market steady to
strong; steers, $6. 7510.50; cows and heif
ers, $.1.267i8.76: calves, l4.0oSV.00.
HOQS Receipts, 4,2uo neaa; marxet 5C
lower; top, $9.00; bulk of sales, $H.80ct8.90.
BHEEP AND LAMBS KeoelPtS. J.00G
head; market slow; lambs. $6.00ig7.l3.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK," Oct. 16. COFFEE Fu
tures market opened irregular with
March 2 oolnts higher and other months
1 to 4 points lower, under scattering li
quidation, and closed 3 to 7 points net
hlglier. t-aies. dqks. uciornr ana
November, 14.10c; January and February
14.15c- March, 14.27c; April, 14.30c; May,
June. July and August. J4.3c; September,
14.36c. rpnt cortte, steaay. wo io. i,
lSVsc; Santo. No. 4, I6'c; mild, quiet;
Cordova, 04-18c. ,
NEW YORK JTOCK MARKEJ
Cessation of Turkish-lUlian War
Stimulates Bullish Sentiment. '
CANADIAN PAC1TIC MAKES WSE
Trading Open Active, Broad and
Strong:, Movement Rnnaintf Large
ly Toward Specialties and
. Pooled Issnee, .
NEW YORK. Oct. 16.-Cessatlon of the ;
war between Italy and Turkey stimulated
bullish sentiment on all the foreign ei
changea today, that feeling later spread
ing to our own market, which opened
active, broad and strong. The movement
ran largely towards the specialties and
"pooled" Issues. - ,
Canadian Pacific again was the chief
feature, opening with a rte ot over four
points, and many other Issues gained
from one to three points.
Coppers were especially strong, partly
on reported decrease In copper supplies
abroad and partly because of th belicl
that Amalgamated dividend will be In
creased at tomorrow's meeting of direc
tor. United States Steel waa active at
better prices. In the final hour dealings
fell oft. The close wa active. . v
London followed Its home buying of
Americans with purchases here, the ei
tent of Its absorption being estimated at
30.000 shares, chiefly steel and copper. '
Easier monetary conditions prevailed
abroad. Local money rates indicated 1A
creased firmness.
Bonds were steady and 'fairly" active.
Total sales, par value, aggregated $14,
605,000. United States .bonds, were un
changed on call.
. Numker of sales aad leading quotation
on stocks were as follows: - '
StiM. Hint. I CTmxk
Atatlfaaitttd Oopstr .
AtMi-lcu Afrieultarat
American Rt gustr.
American Can'
American Can pM....
American C. A F....
Americas Oattoa Oil.
Am, Ice 8ttrttlM...,
Americas Una ...
American Locomotive
America I. A R.....
Am. S. A .
Aa.. Sugar Reflnlnf.
American T. 4s T....
American Tohaoeo
14. M
10
. I.W
, 4,1M
51
7W
41
B .
It
45
100
sot
- KM
tit
10
8.N
W4 tH
tl MS
?5
16
43
17
1
44
M
10 101 .10 .
M0 1)16 17
1,00 1H 14J Wi
lit n rv n
Anaconda Mining Co..... ll.lot 44 44V
Atchlacm M0 1W4. 1M
41-
M 1
' I
45SI
lit', I
M
It'll
4S. j
19 141U WH 141
ltTH 107,
t. 14 :.4'
se
u at
17 - 11
I.TM IIS 111 11X
0 141 U 141 1414
4t 4i
141 14
11 lSi
141
M
to
i.m
4.IM
. 400
U ,
M .
St
is .
4
tH
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let
as.
1.
Atenltoa
Atlantlo Coaat Line
Baltimore A Ohio... Its IM
Bethlehem Steal ........ x,ft tl
Broaklya fUpId Tr.... l.tot tl
Canwtlaa Pacific , It.lo )Ct 844 M3S
Oentttl leather ......... !. U II U
Ctieseeeake A Obit.'....., t,M K
Cniots u. w 4i 17
Tilrao, K. & St. F.,
Chloas N. W
Coleraao F. A I.......
ConaolKUted du
Oer rradiiett .........
Delawaro A Hudaon....
Dearer A Jtle Oranet...
Den rer A h. O. (4...,
DlaMller' 8ecarltlaa ..,
Bne v
Brie 1st Hi
rte N pit.....
General Bleat rlc
Orest Northert pf4....
Great KMrthera Ore ettt
llllMla Oatral
laterharongh Met 11.70
Inter. Met. 4,1t
Intemational Hanrarttr ..
later-Marina pin
International Paper .....
International Pumt .....
Ktaaaa Cltjr Bouthara....
LteMa Oat
Lehigh Valler
Umilrrllle N
M.. SL P. . 8. it.,,.
Mlaanurl. K. A T
Mlieeurl r-anlflo
National Biscuit
Natleaal Lead ...
M K R, at M. i ptU..
New Tor Central..
fc. T., O. A W..
Norfolk- A Western...'...
North American ...,
Nertbara Paclflo ........
Faclfle Mali
rannarlraala .............
Peoele'l Oas
T C. C. 8t. h
PHtatmrgli Ooal
Pweao Stoat Car..
Pullmaa fal?e Oar
RaauMIe I. A 8.. ,..
Kepubllo 1.. A 8. p(4..;. tm 11
Bock Uland Co...; .i-t,JO0 -'27
Back Iilaa Oa. Hi.... l.hM u
St. U A S. r. M PM...- SM It
aeaooara air uae
34 ,
61 i
431
,400 m -in na.
4,400 141 140 141 .
K 4t 4 - 411
HI. UV JJff IJt
il 11 It
4t 84 1 4 .
in
JO
17
r.'i.
1.1M it rl .
10 104 let tot .
10,10 111 lit ill
to ltl lee lift
1.60 141 144 144
1.109 It XI
lot
It
S(e Vj
14
1,000 44 41
19
44
10f.
44
II !7
111 115
11 14
V
3,700 M
, 200
40 HI
'100 17 '
IM 111 1U HI
, 14
l,M0 111 114
eeee t Bta'S8
im iu Im -s
M 110 120 1
i W
iH i24,
II . 14
117 Ml '
1T7
.,30 14
jo "a
500 IM
41,100 X77 . Ill
i.mo , si si
1
7
84
3
Seaboard A. U pfd
Bloaa-abttfial S. A I,.
Southern reclfte
Sovjtheni Ralliuy
Be. Railway pfr).....,
Teaaeaaea Copper
Teiaa A Paclfle.,".,.,.,
tltilo Pulflo .;.'.
I'nloa Paclfle pie......
I'nltea Stattl RealtF..
I'nlted Sutea KuDher. ,
I'nlte ftutea Steel..
B. 8 tool pld. ........
ftah Copper ..,
V..CarjllB Cham foal
Wabaah ,..v..,.
Wabash pfd
Weal ern Mary land ....
Weetam I) !
WeatlOBbouaa Eiectrtu
Whuellng L. ......
.. 10 M 40
0 II H
h 8.401 UI 111
.. 1.4N 30
.. -N40 tl II
., . 40 44 44
400 !4t IH4
mo 173 173 IT!
itt m . it
.. 100 14
.. 40 11
.. 14,104 II
.. lot 111 .
1,10 14
II
tl
M,
St
93
'
41
HI
3
It
44
24
Kit
100
lot
r 404
- y8N
1.M0
4
41 ' 41
4 4
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14
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Tl. It
114 114
14
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It
tt
10
M
17
n '
m
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4
14 '
M
It
1M
Total ealea (or th day, lot, 2 akam.
' Wear Terk Keaey Market,
NEW TORK, Oct. 34. -Closing quota
tions on bonds today were a follows:
V. . ret. It, rag... 101 KC.Se. tel. Ia.: n
da eeapaa 191 L. 8. Sell. 4s 111., Mk
C. B. Is, .......! eu 4 nt, uat 4a...t;
da coupon 10eif; K. A T. 1st 4. KS.
v. a. e, iws.......m -00 ewe, ..
ao eoopoa ........1W Mo. Paolfto 4a.
Panama la. eoupoa.,101 Ma . w
A..C. 1st 6 otfa... N. R R et M 4e
" " w "w -e a 4 va SJ. i7ja,i
A. T. T. . 4a.. HI to deh.
Am. lasmaa ea.,...iai4, T. M, H. as H
Atchlao sen. 4.... 7n. A W. lat ."ii.'
uv or. ve rv.,....m Or. 4a-.....
in tt, l..,........10N0. Paoifl. aa.....
. 14 do 8s
70. B. b rtdg. 41.
. 81 Fwani tv. 111
. H doJotn. 4a.
Ce. Uaihar la..... 848. U A 8. T. fg 4s 71
vjim. m wuiu ena.. wn WO gaa. M
00 atar. 4a 13 St. L. . v. t. 4s
rhttava A A. tu. . as i . -
C B. A Q. i. 4..,. 84 Be. Fao. eoj.'fc.!! IS
An wen 4a . UU A - . i. ...
M MP.. 4a.lM to lot ret ''.''." j
v. v. m r. e. ee. wti-bo. jtaiiway a..
4o rfg. 4a n o gaa. .,...,.
O. A B. r A e lUa. IMaiR.ina v. a
D. A H. er. .... 81 e er, a
D. A R, Q. ref. I M a lit A ret 4.
Dtatlllara' la ....... -,U.V a. .,k. a.
Erie a. 1. 4 Mr S Bfoi M al
do gaa. 4a.. 7lva..nir. i.
do ov. 4a, aer. H. tl Wabaah lat A ex, 4 tn
Til . fVoa la audi A. U a-nr. ... - Z m
Inter. Met. 4... ilWest. Elee. or. im.
jmer, m. aa. a.. wis. utntral 41..;,
Japan 4 II
BI4, Ot(rd. , ,
A C L. lat 4a...
Bal. Okie 4a., .
do lt
Break. Tr. ev. 4a
Oea. af Oa. H..
, M4l1
. 11 "
81
. SI t
. 82 '
'. tt
. 81
.111
...8 ,
. II
. 12
,. 81
,1M
.84
, 14
, 80
.,77
.101
.. 31
.. at
,.m
.. 8
,.toa
..10
, 18
. US
. 4
. 12
Boaloa Bteek Market,
B03T0K, Oct. Ift-CIoslng quotations on
stocks were as follows;
Alloaes ,. 4i Mohawk '..... II
Amal. . Copper ' lKvda Coo. ....... 23
A. 8. U A 8 Ilp!ao1n Mines ... I
ATI lone Com 4 North Butte ....., 4s
a. j. at a. ai. orxn bane
Cal. A Arliona.
CtV A Hec-la
Centennial ........
6op. Range C. C.
Beat Butt C. at.
FrankMn
Olroux Co, .i...,
Oranbr Con
Greene Cananea
. Old Dominion ...... 12 ,
.190 Oeceola .11 -
, 11 Qulncy .. ., ,81 .
. tlMShaanoa n
. 16 Superior 43
. 18 Superior A B. M. 1 1V1
. 4 Tamarack ........... 44
: 41 V. t. 8. R. A M... 4 4
do pfd
ble Royale Copper. ttah Coo
Kerr Lake .......... tt'tah Copper Co.
Lake Copper ; ln,winona
La Sails Copper.... I Wolverine
Miami Copper 28
.. w
.. 1'
..I t4
.. 4
Wew Terk Hlalatr tteeks.
NEW TORK. Oct. l.-Clolng Quota
tion on mining stocks wer: r
Com. Tunnel ftoe..' Meitmn '. 1
da bonds u Oatario .....201
Con. Cal. A Vs..... 88 Opbtr 44
Iron Bi var ...uo unaara ,.w
LeaAflll Cos. .... I Tellow Jacket 2S
Uttl Chlat . ,
Oftered. v . .
Conditloa of .Treaaery.
WASHINGTON. Oct. llAt the be
ginning of business today the condition
of - the United - Btates treasury -was:
Working balance In treasury offices,
$87,818,00$. In banks and Philippine
treaaury. $31,917,019. Total of the gen
eral fund was $1.16.538.2S9. Keceipta yes
terday were $2fift4,147. , Disbursements
were $1,753,132. The deficit to date tin
fiscal year Is $8,05.434, as against A de
ficit of $19,655,423 at this time last year.
The figures for receipts, disbursements
and deficit exolude Panama canal and
publlo debt transactions. " .