TTIE BEE: OMAIIA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER SO, 1915.
20
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
ii Very Etrone. AdToncing
Three Cents and Some Eren Sell
in; at One Dollar.
CORN UCD OATS ALSO EA1LY
OMAHA, October . IfX
Jonathans, feiwy. tl.lt Jonathans,
hNL, MW; rewankeaa, Willow Twig,
Mnntarnana. t-100 !!. j Illinois Pen levis.
Hit tM. )nanw, medium fnilt, tl TO
to tlB hunch; Changulnola and I'ort
Umi, Jumho. 4e IH.
VK?h,TAbLK-'bh. IVia Ib.S ead
llaHiH-a, doi., $UW; ImX lettuce, 40c; eelary,
I Jumho, 7V1; w-rfT arn. 7bo; Mlcmgan,
on Ion a, Waahlnrton ml, to lb.; yellow,
1V In I timtiM California, l to
peppers, basket, tAej peraley. dru., t'-ci
rutabeeas, lb., IHe; cauliflower, lb., HVs;
was and gTW beans, baaket, 11.00; Span,
lah onlona, 1.M crate. I'oIiIom. Colorado
k fc. I . ,MW ft... ttii OKIn U . Rri
The wheat market wu rery st reng potatca. tmr, r "0; jerseys, bbU
today, most of the lt selling J tn; vinrlnlae, M1.. I2MI.
Msber. whlla a fw aal-a were reported, Nit walonta. No. 1. lb., lksj Braslls,
t an advance of. wily Mi "V - I IS1": filberts, lie: pecana, lHc; alrronaa.
Corn waa quoted cent hlsber "J. J 1 Nonpareil", lb., 19c; I'rekea, 14o: lXL't,
cent lower, tba yellow corn commanding ,7 N- ,,u iit,, ja,.; t Anguldocs, lVi.
the premium, while tha mixed and white , jvinut-i j,-0 1 rw, it,., o; roasted. :
com waa unchsnred to H .cent lower. I salted, can, $1.16; Jumbo, raw, 7o; roasted,
Oata were unchanged to 1 cant lower, , ,
but moat of the aalea were cant under
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET L
Cattle Eeceipt Llg-M and Pricet
Steady with Thunday Tat
Iambi Are Lower.
H00S TOT TO TWOTY HI0HER
OMAHA. Oct Jt, 111
flecelpte war! Cattle. lioga. Bhet
Official Monday 1 t4
Of flrlal Tuaadar l."M M4 4
Official Wednesday.... .Mt !. M,l
with last week. 41.000 abort of two weeks
bee1 smaller than lor im
dava laat rear.
Tradina waa vary dull so far a fat
lainhe were concerned. There were not
many hare, and Ihoaa on hand waro noth
ing extra, ao far aa quality waa con
cerned. Added to this. (a kers did not
aee.m to bo very easar for them, and
thlr first blda of 4 finally bought
practically everything offered, a load of
yery good nativea taxing t I, tha mar
ket waa quotably lfco Tetw jreaterday,
for while there waa nothing real good
here parkara would have bought choice
lambs at tha earns price, ), had they
been here. Values are practically steady
with a week ago.
Feeder trade waa not very Drink at any
lew
yeaterdar's crloea
Kys was cent higher.
Clearances: Wheat and flour ayjual to
Z.M4nio t,u., corn. 11.0U0 bu., and oau.
til. wo bu. .
Liverpool cloaed with wheat unchanged
to Id higher and corn unchanged.
Primary wheat recelpta were t.57.
hu.. and shlpmente of l.0oa bu.. agalnat
recelpta of ."!,0t bu. and shipments of
l.K.t.i0 bu. laat year.
Primary corn receipts were 4?7.oflO on.,
and ahlpmenta of K.0nO bu., agalnat re
celpta of 4TJ.W bu. and shipments 01
tea. nno bu. laat year. 1N,Mll
Primary oats receipt wars tOW.WO bu
and ahlpmenta of m.V bu.. against re
celpta of l.O77,0T bu. and shipments ot
K1.0W bu. laat year.
caiilot RPfrapra
Chicago
Minneapolis
luluth
Omaha
Kanaas City
8t. Ixna
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Theae sale were reported today I
Wheat-No. 1 hard winter: , 1 cr. 1 AO
No. t hard winter: I cars. !, car,
No. I hard winter: 1 car iW lb. and
amulty). 1100: t- car. c; 4 cre. fc. 11
cars. V,c: 1 car. c; ,rs ; 1 car.
V. No. 4 hatd winter: 1 ri't1
tMMc; 10 cars, t3c; 1 car, fVc: c ars.
ite- S rare. Kc: hk car, rwi-. -y
Hample 1 car, fci .1-1. "TV -
i car, Kc; 1 car. c: 1 car, 70. I-';
?Io. No. t Vprtng : 1 car. ot I
1 car. &c; 1 ar. MVc- 'i0- Pri ?
HP . a . - gaTW. VA X vaBL L H I.
tar,
car.
No,
ca
I yellow: t cars
Z'no VmUedT 1 car; t9cV Naj rnl.ed:
1 car, lHe; 1 car, t,c; 1 ra
f; Sv'corn: No. 'f-whl.e: I car. tie.
. t white. 1 cara. 69c No. I white. 1
r. Mic No. I yellow: i cars WkC No.
w; a vi, ' i
ars, iV: cmr' .
t car. bc. ,Nn. I miea; a wia
6o. Oata
C whtt;: 1 car. t!.C Stan.
f.ujct 1 cara. e. No. t w hlte : I frs.
,?c t cars. V; 1 cr. 2Wr
white: 1 cara. ..ic, d.nlai I
Mo. No. 4 mixed: ro, '."rcir
ran 2Hr; 1 cara, J2c Rr-No. I.
tteTNo. t: I4- cars. o: I car. W'-io No.
4: t cars. Mr: 14 cara. llc Bainpla. 1 car.
0a ltoruy No. 4: 1 car. Mc.
Omaha C,h mes-Wheat: Not tur
key. ll.01Wl.0t: No. t turkeir. t -lOI.
!r''. on. Kn 1 hard. lxi'.o;
So"! 4 hard? iwV: No; 1 1 prln . WJ
No. I spring, WWW; No. I durum. B-H
Sic? No. f durum. i W.Z?lKl
tltc. Corn: No. J white, f no.
white, WWc; No. white, W"e"i
No. t white, tHtWJJHc: No. t white, !
nP-.r w"' r'-iii- aiiumoleWe: No. I yel-
InW fl014'HWC: WO, a yeim, ' it
n1ST1og, toe.
M I SCELJl N lOOt'PJ-Crackeidack,
MM; half oaae, tL7. latea, dromedary,
box. tlvt: sugar walnut oatea, ii w.
Honey, case, ti-lh. nocoanuia. Dag, m .
Corn pope, caaw, M.M; half case, tl;
popcorn, 44 1-1 b. pk case, W W. Airline,
oaae, tl MX
Iff YORK OEKClab MARKET
Qaetatloas af Ike Day Tartewa
raaaaaaaltlea.
NKW YORK, Oct . nUTV-Barely
ateadv; anrina natanta. t&.3MIAM: winter
patents, tb.6.u; winter straights, tu.Vt
'HEAT pot, strong; No. 1 durum.
I1.1M4 f. o. b. New York: No. 1 northern.
mimmm . k. Mark.. mH nil t. a f t
at mita Vr'.ri-- toS ""' wars Still unaold at a rather late
e-etimete t rlday .1J . hour, although what trading had been
m-m .1.1. 1. ... m K r0 oona waa on a quotahly steady beats.
7. , J. W 't? JfSo itS On KHni sold early at WW. the fleahy
SrmJd.yViwteki'oJlw? it 2? " '"ng along wltn the feeder.. A. a
S i!wr UMI eneral thing teeners are etrong to lO'rf
dtt! ! Tl: ! S S3 11 IM s "c higher than laat Friday.
Elm! J..rtk!"r0 2Ii Mhi Fat aheep were very scantily supplied,
Th- "fSfEjEl lhi"rwcpts nd the few here solon a atdy ba-ta,
iT'n .vT Tn.ha beat ewes taking t&.SO. Ewes sre lie
live lloi-k m."rk.nf!,e"rV'.ir ti TdaTa ,$1 owar than laat week a do., and while
I. nfJ"5t f?r 10 there have been no yearling, or wether.
119 111 71K aa 4.BIV
1 aood in lamna reeorra. lf :
he following tall. iwi U year Ings. fair to choice, tH.i 60; ear-
ces.of hot, at tba Omaha live toc f. ,4n. MOl-aTTS: wethers, lair to
arket for the last tew oaya. wiia tn1t aod to choice.
uluth. ILtTla: No, 1 northern. Manitoba,
il H c 1. f Buffalo. Futures, firm.
ecember. tl 10H.
TORN-spot market, steady; No. t
yellow, 7ie, prompt.
OATS bpot market, firm; No. t white,
41WH2c
II A Y Market firm; prime, 11.86: No. t
tl.iM(l.Ml; No. t, II It-al.iu; No. t, ti.6s
l.lu; ahlpplng, ti:c
HOT" Hteady; atata, common to choice,
Itit, tttftoc; 1914, KfUo; Pacific cue at, 1U,
l-(Tlfic: 1914, lll tn.
HIUES-Ateady; Bogota, tOO1i Central
L.UATH KH Flrmi Hemlock firsts, t9' Oct. 3.
sac; aeconoa. bikj; ac.
PKOVHIONU Pork, steady: mess, tl7.ee
17 6i); family, 21.K?-'4 00; spot market
clears, t H.fctM.M.. ifeef, quiet; nieaa,
l.ew917.00; family, tivnoflnw. Lard,
weak; middle west. t-Mfa.M.
tnmna rA as.lt ta I s f
181B. l1i I"
Cattle f71.li r0T7 16.791
Hog i.?M.u itwr
Bneep
prices
m
parlaens
Date I 1914. I 1914 I 111 I lll l 1BU I 11'.
1 '
t 70
7 11
T
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T a
IS
1 4i
7 tt
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TU
a
7 6
DUN'S REYIEY OF TRADE
No One Donbta Sow that Brighter
Day Hat Definitely Dawned and
Forward More Continues.. - ,
SESTHLOT GREATLY IMPROVED
here the laat few daya It la probable that
tha same decline la quotable on mem.
Quotations on aheep and lamhe: lmba.
rood to choice, M.af-US.S!; lamba. (air to
Oct 11.
Oct. 11.
Oct. It.
Oct. 14.
Oct. 1.
Oct It.
Oct. 17.
Oct. It.
Oct. 1
Oct. to.
Oct. 21.
Oct. n.
Oct U.
Oct 14
Oct M
Oct 2
Oct 17
Oct M
nixed: VKQ-. No. t mUd. MW0!
so. 4 mixed, wmiwo: No. t mled Wx
c; No. t mlird. ,sit,f Vio. Oata: No. 1
hits: r,c; standard. tMf bh No. I
rnlxed,
N
frftc
white, M'iMf; PiO t wmie, ""JTJ.
Parley: Malting, 50'.f.4c; No. 1 feed.
. Rye; No. 2, No. I,
Chicago cloalng prices, furnished The
Pee by lygan Ilryan, stock and fraUl
proker., .in pouin pin'n -" '
Articlel Qen. I High-I low, t
Wheatl I . I
Dec. 1 WNtf 1 1H
1 03
May 1 3'-fr 1 04
Corn. 1
iec rrvr.iS'
My!694i,0(ai0(e
Oat..
lec.!:H'ff391'
May !KrHaW !T4
Pork. 1
Dec. 14 10 14
Jan. It 46 14 75
Lard.
Oct. I 7H
Jan. t t mr
t UVk
Rib..
pet. t t MH
Jan. B 024 t lml
I
1 001 SK4J.
1 0i
C'loael Tea y.
tvwl
ltosn
1 o4
10214
1
145 14 M 14 1H
It 46 14 76 14 46
H ttm I7SH
t 06 t 06
9W
RA ttfH
t 02H t IIS, t B4
B Bid. ,
CHICAGO ORAM ARO PROTHIOWi
a-aasHwasMI
Feataras f tke Trodlaa; Clwalat
Prtcee Board sf Trade,
CHICAGO. Oct. .-Off1ctal annoutiee
ment that Oreat Britain was not engaged
In any peace negotiations whatever
helped to give decided strength moat Of
the time today to the wheat market
here. The close, although weak, was
l'c to IVWHo net higher, with Decem
ber at tl V nd May at tl.WVi. Corn
ftnlahrd He off to Vo up: oata, with
gains of and provisions at an
advance of WiVve to 660.
Dentala of peace rumors had substan
tial bucking in forelan buying of wheat
future, here and the cash wheat mar
ket In Omaha. Besides, there was a
liutahle revival of Kuropean orders to
nurchaae flmir at Minneapolis. A good
export btialneas In wheat waa said aleo
to be under way at the seaboard, wltn
estimates of total sales reaching as hish
aa l.Jm.ouO bushels Dtmlnlwhlng of re-,
celpts In the northwest counted further
amninat tha bears, and so, too, did a
sensational upturn in freight rates from
Argentina. In addition gusalp waa cur
rent that free Canadian wheat would
not m a poeelbliity thla year.
About the only bearteh reaction of tha
day In the wheat market took place Just
at the cloee. Something of a display of
se lling Treasure then, was apparently due
tu a d"lre by lonit. to realise profit
lefore the end of the session. On the
t.thr hand, a notable suatslnlng Influ
ence was the fact that the Winnipeg
market had gone to a gwxl premium
ver tha Ltpceinber option here.
Corn fir Iiecemher and May delivery
advanced In line with the wheat strength
and to sums little extent as a result of
the tlg upturn In ocean rate. from
Argent iua. Knlarged. country offerings
tended tii lower ths October delivery.
Active export demand lifted oats. Hnlea
to ths seaboerd aggregated tOuO.ouO
Iiuaheds.
Packers' buying brought about the
nmn in pmviainna. it waa earn that srilp.
. ping transactions here in the laat few
daya Included lu.UD.uiio pounds of meats
. and C.Wa'.iaW pounds of lard.
OMAHA iK. ERAL. MARKBT.
t IVK POrLTRY-Brollere: to IwJ
JXMinda. In aeparate comp., 17c; over m to
pounds. l'. iprlna. any else. uWc.
I'"ck. lie, liena, over 4 pounds, par
, -.... iwuos iuinea neiia, vacn sdc
liuusters, IWo. Turkeia. ISc: old Toma.
!; under t pounds, so. Uucks, mixed.
ie:, tun leatnerea and rat, sc.
. " . . uc, young, i 10 1st pounda,
c jiomer oquaus. 14 os. and over, tv
V u lufc: No. 1, must weigh
os.. tl .60; under I os., too. rigeons, any
kind, per doa . too.
KlSM-Halibut. lie; salmon red. llHoi
aalmois pink, Oc; catfiah. ISc; bull heals.
t-, iioui. ic; piaa, ic; whlleCiah.
- . ryfi'ivm. xsc; pi fcaraL 1UU.
OYBTfc.lUi-Chpalie:
1'utk Small Irge
Oais. Cans, tana
r-iannaro. ....! &o c
' fl.su t)o
Northern:
btandards tl M Ko 16e
Selects , 11 DO fro c
("). MOO too 4bc
ntr.r- ci ts o. 1 ribs, rev:; No.
ribs, ltic; No. I ribs. lJScj No. 1 loins.
HSc- No. 1 loins, loc: No. t loin.. Ho,
No. 1 chuck a, luc; No. I chucks, kc; No
t chucka, K; No. 1 rounda, No. t
round.. lc: No. t rounds, lie: Nu. 1 pistes,
ru. piaies. vc; no. plates, I a
CHE KSK Imported Swiss. 4o; An r
Icnn bw lee. lac; block 8wus, tBo; tw.ii.
J -tv; oj.iea. nw, triplets. I7Vc; Tt).,g
omenta. jo- una laoal prick, p
iiiui.uraer, -;o., sues rew York wlnis
Is-n'i iunxr:ed rYoh UooueforL 4U.
! rult ii-J prices fumlshe4 by
r Hl ITf-Oranes. California valencies
aod ., ti. box; li and law, lout
I'jx ; 1 its, m, 11. sas ani e uu twL
!-i.i na. eu fancy Ciulden BowL kma.
Ln; tfim. 14 U box: extra faucy Bun-
Kii-t till .-i w. moo iwx: Hetl liall,
f w . liratHrfrult, Ks, Ms snd
Ij. O box. Prachea. Colorado
l.r-itaa, erate; Calilornla blya. fcjC
fruit. I'tara. sMchiari Keifera. 1 lb box;
V mlcr .eir.a, 42 36 box; butnea CWrUt,
S" X Imjx. lrapa. Toksys, 11.36 crate:
:. Iilmn and Naw York srabea. He
Vol. Al'pUa. Idaho fancy Jonathan. 1'. ku
Irji; tiU liuujt, 6X?t box; WaaUiugiua
Kaaaaa City Ural a aai Prwvlsloas.
KANSAS C1TT. Oct . WHRAT-No.
t hard. tl.0ierl.OJ; No. t red, tl.179l.Ui
December, ?Tic; May, SVv9o.
()RN-No. 1 mixed. tl&c; No. I white,
tc; December. tio; May, 6Mi0Xo.
OAT8-N0. t white, VCc37Sc; No. 1
mixed. e4I86c.
MUTTK It Creamery. tc; firsts, 0J
econrta, 16ej packln7 ltH5.
m)S First e, 17o; seconds. So,
1'uULTRY Hens, lie; rooaters, tc;
broilers, 16c . t
Mlaaeapelta Grain Market.
Minneapolis, Oct. -wheat De
cember, trnto: May, tliV4; No. 1 hard,
ti.ont; No. 1 northern, IVotL01Tfc.
KUJUlt Unchanged.
H A HL.WY OWUfaVO.
HYB WV1107C.
BKAN-flvOO,
tX)RN No. I yellow, t7fl!t.
OATHNo. t white, t4V36o.
FUAX-tl.fcl..
t. Loala Urala. Market.
T. IiOUIS, Oct .-WHBAT-No.: I
red. 11.18: No. t hard. 11.07; December.
1 .07Vn 1.02a,; May, 11.04.
Cvikjn No. 1 old, uo; jno, i wnite, new,
CtVkC; December, 6uc; May, 67Sfflj'i'kio.
OATa-No. X 17c; No. t white, aominaL
1.1 yer pool Orala Market.
IJVKRPOOU, Oct, WIIBAT-Bpot
No. t Manitoba, Us Id; No. t, lis 4d; No.
t hard winter, old, lis Ifed; No. I Chi
cago, new, lis Id.
COKN-Bpot 1 Plata, 7g Id.
Week'a Weol Baslaeas.
BOSTON, Oct The Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrowl "This has
been considerably above an average
week's bualne.a hare In wool. Prices are
not particularly higher, but they are
firmer and alight advances have been
made in a very few Instances. On the
other hand there are a few In the trade
who .till lack confidence in tha strength
of the market
"Advices from tha goods centers are to
the effect that buatness Is better. Bplnners
of knitting yarns are receiving a very
good buames. and weaving yarn spin'
nara are aleo setting a better trade."
Scoured basis, Texas: Fine, twelve
months. 4ii'c; tine. el(ht months, to
tio.
California Northern. eMMAo; middle
county, 626ti3c; southern, 664fv
Oregon: No. 1- staple, eastern. 70o;
eastern clothing, Cao; valley. No. 1,
ton ao.
Territory: Fine staple, TOSTlo; fine me
dium auple, 6e4?70o; fine clothing, 9Atia
fine medium clothing. Cto; halt blood
oemblng. MPTOSc; blood combing, VuSu.
Pulled extra, aHTOc: AA, t6t)io; fine A,
6tii3oo; A supers. tucOto.
Coffee Market.
NKW TOniC. Oct .-Tha market for
coffee futures market was less active to
day and prices eased off under realis
ing. After opening steady at a decline
of 1 to 7 points, active months steadied
up a point or two auring me miuuie
of the day on rumors that exporters were!
buying from the local stock, continued
firmness In Brasll and further buying
by foreign or Wall street houses. Lister,
however, the market eased off with
March selling down from f.l3o to 170o and
May from .km to a mo unoer prom
taking, and the cloee was I to 11 points
pet lower. Bales. Ss,7t0 baga. November,
6.70c; December, C73c; January, February
and March, 7Sc; April, t.T7o; May,
4S2c; June. 6.17c; July, 62c; August
e.ie: ajaptemoer, i.twc
pot market nnn; mo ts. tho; Bsntos
is, ta .
' Omaka liar Market.
FRATRIB HAT-Cholce upland, t10X
10.60; No. 1. t SOCIO); No. t, tt-OOUt HO;
No. 1. isvuoaoo; cnoioe miniana, iu.w;
No. 1. 1.60i60; No. t r.6a60; No. 1.
J (W; choice lowland. ta.OO; No. V
70044.00; no. a, t4.ootr1.oo; No, a, ttootj
t.00.
PTRAW-Wheat M.008.W: oat or rye.
t. 607 03.
Al J" a ur'A cnoice, niwurnw; rto. 1.
tll.6aU.vO; No. 1 ttOOtflOvO.
e
t Mi
t
tvH
s a
a
1 ri",
7em4
Si
I llk
7V
1
7 46
7 24
7 M
t 64
t Mi
7 03
t M
a
7 01
7 11H t m
t 7 0V
7 0s7 05
t aol
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I 4
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I IN
I 04
7 M
IN
7e
7 76
It
7 Ml I 4:0
7 67
7 to
7 47
7 74
I M
I 64
a
tot
T7(
t It
tM
t r1
tri
1
t 17
t tl
t r
t KM
I Sb
a
161
Ml
11
Ml
1 41
ttftl
tri
I 66
1 1
"!
11
601
I 47
I 14
1 131 7 te
"euuoay. .
T-s.-tntm latiAAlttnM of llVO gteCk
st the I in Ion stock yards, Omaha, far
twenty-four hours ending at s ooiock
yesterday:
iutvn.i n it t-ano.
CattlaUoga.Bneep.ti eee.
1
c. m. a it p..
. 1 ' w
n luian ........... ..
Missouri Paclfio I
Union I'aoKlo I
C. A N. w east., s
C. N, W,, west... t
C, Bt P., M. A O.. ..
C. M. 4k Q.. east... i
C, B. at Q., west... M
C, R. 1. sV P., east, t
C, It. 1. P.. west. .
Illinois Central
Chicago i. W M t
i
e.
1
i
i
to.2u6.60; ewee. fair to good, t4.76UO.2a;
ewea, f cedars, t4.60ri6.40,
HepresentaUve sales:
No.
fit Booth Dakota lambs
Kl native lamba
ll native lamba
' (61 Wyoming lamb.
600 Wyoming lambs
Av.
.. M
.. 0
..
.. 5
.. T7
r7 Bo. Dakota feeder lambs.. 69
470 Montana feeder, lambs.... 66
1,041 Wyoming feeder lambs.... M
11. Mentsna ewea 101
Krt Montana ewea loo
141 Montana feeder ewea M
12 Montana feeder ewea...... 84
tit) Wyoming feeder ewes.... tl
Pr.
I 76
t 75
I 76
1 76
I 76
I 65
I 86
t 65
t 60
6 60
I f.
6 20
I 16
CHICAGO ' LIVE STOCK MARKET
Desaaa4 for Cattle Weak Ilei
strong? Sheep Cneettled.
CTIICAOO, Oct 29. CATTL.B Re
ceipts, ! head; market weak; native
beef steers. f.10310.60; western steers.
H.60tft 0; cow. and heifers, tl.60tt.ld;
csives, i.Btpil.uo.
IIOOS Receipts. 11.000 hesd; market
strong, unchanged to 6c higher: bulk
MK.4f7.26; light, ft.607.46; mixed, tH.V
7. BE-; heavy, tS.IT7.6u; rough. 6.Ji6.4;
Digs. H W-M.rO.
SHEEP AND I.A MBS Receipts. 12.0tW
head; market unaettled: wether. 14.009
ewea, ,)t.; lambs. .aoj.a
Pig Pork Rent Ilfe
1915 Milk Fed Spring Chickens . . . 13e
NKW TORJt, Oct. 29. Dtin's Review of
Trade tomorrow will ray:
Not only I. there no step backward m
general bualneaa, but each week the
penduium of prosrexa awing, over a wider
area and confidence 1. further rtreneth
rned. Recent vanarlea of the weather
have hot been conducive to the beat re
sults In retsll distribution, yet substantial
ralna are nevertheleaa apparent In this
direction. The forward movement gath
ers momentum In spite of vsrlous oppos
ing influences such aa the unataMlity 01
forelfrn exchange, the congestion of
frelxht at terminal points, and continued
dlaacnalnn In ths rink a of labor, and
whlls expunalon Is still moat pronounced In
war ordpr lines, on- the whole conditions
and proapecls are much leas cueckered
and Irregular than formerly. Few dis
cordant notes mar the cheerful tone of
reports from the leading centers and
trades and since popular Impreaalons
largely control events, tha notable Im
provement In sentiment has an Important
beating upon the future trend of affairs.
No one now doubts that the brighter
day has definitely dawned, but chanse of
aplrtt finds expression In the launching
of many deferred undertaking's, while
more new enterprises are being started
than for several years paat. Instead of
the marked hesitancy and caution previ
ously manifest, large projects are con
ceived and carried Into effect In a man
ner that attests the Increased confidence
pervading the commercial world.
Weekly bank clearings t3,9W,7ii,878.
I.nadna stock Market.
IjONDON. Oct. 29. American securities
opened higher In sympathy with Wall
street and, despite the rise in exchange,
Closed firm.
HILVER Rar, ti 1-1M per ounce,
MONEY-Sa4 per cent
DISCOUNT KATES Short bills, ifp
4 per cent; I months. 4V6M 16-16 per
cent
Tic Pork Butte ..13o
Bteer Pot Roast Hc
Young Veal Roast 11 He
Young Veal Chopg 14 Ho
Porter Houae Steak 17H
Mutton Roast 7 He
Lamb L?rs lH
Mutton Chops HH
Skinned Haras 144
Sugar Cared Hams 10H
txtra lean Breakfast Bacon, l4c
Sugar Cured Bacon IS He
rXCZAXi I to t T. M. Isjnb Chops 6c to 10 P. M. Pork Chops 10
1610 Harney 6t.
Phone Douglas 2799
PUBLIC MARKET
Bvaperateel Apylea aad Dried Fralte
NHW YORK. Oct 29. EVAPORATED
Al'PI-FS Firm.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, strong; apri
cots, firm; peaches, steady; raisins,
quiet ,
M .
71
6
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6!
7
64
61
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401
lit
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127
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697
47
430
1.0M
Total reoelptsi.. 41 M
' ' DISPOHITION HKAD.
Cattle. Hot. Bheep.
Morris Sk Co
Swift A Co 144
Cudahy Packing Co 141
Armour A Co 660
fichwarts A Co
Lincoln Packing Co I
Cudahy, front country.. ....
r . a, tewis i
Huston A Co...,
J.J1, Hoot 4fc Co
J. H. llulla
U F. Hues
V a. Kellogg
Werthelmer A Degen... tl
HL F. Hamilton ... t4
Bulllvan broa.
Rothschild A Kreba...M
Mo. A Kan, Calf Co....
Christie
Hlgglns
John Harvey
banner
Cllne
Dennis A Francis.
Other buyers
.....
Leaden Weol galea.
rLONDON. Oct 1A The offerings at the
wool auction sales today amounted to
..4U0 bales. A better selection of cross
bred, was In active demand and firm,
Americana paying ts for sltped lambs.
Russia was a keen buyer of scoursd
merinos. Included In the sales of latter
were New Bouth Wales at In Id and
Queensland at Is td.
Ooltea Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. -COTTON-pot
steady; middling uplands, U.tOo; aalea.
11 bales.
Cotton futures opened rirmt Deoamber.
11 Mc; January. 1116c; March. 11.40c; May,
hbh" .tiiiv. ti.sie.
LIVERPOOL Oct H. COTTON pot
eaaler; good middling, 7 lad: middling,
lmj; low middling. 6.l4d. tkUee, 10.U00
bales.
Terpentine aa It eel a.
IAVAKNAH. Oe. Oct tA TT-TTePKN".
TINf Hteady, tlo; sales, none; receipt.
bhla.; shipments. M7 bbla stock.
0 !M7 bhls.
u-kciKi irt . im vl , . u
celpts. 1 1 hhV; shipments, t-- Vbls.
stock. 6,K3 bbla
Quotatlona: A, H, C. O, W. r", O, M.4mT
4 46; H. 14 42414 60; I, 4.4.V(,4 6i: K. t4.7b;
M. 16.66; N, 66 00; WO, KX; WVV, 16.60.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. t M ETAI A I-ead :
Offered at t47t. Spelter, not quoted.
Oopper: llrra; electrolytic is OOtji 14.
iron: ttteaay ana uitonangea. Tin. tM.6oa
tt (.
At Tjondosj Copper! foot. 171: futures,
tn lw; eieetrolytln, tt 10s. Tint 4t,
I tA lbs; futuree. I I s Antlmuny. AU6.
Lead. 1W iipeiur, 71 10s
a . Jaaeek Mve ek Market.
T. JOSKf'H. Oot A TTLja Re
ceipt., head; market ateadri ateera,
t4 6u.60; cowa an J heifers, ttOCje.U;
calvea. M60i:50.
HOilS Receiiita. t.tOO bead; market
teady to too blgher; top, I.I0; bulk of
aalea ki 6&u7 to.
6HBKH AND lMRH-Reeelpta 1,000
k. A .L .1 -In, I n.. - ftu 7K '
f , .. . aw. M ' p.vl&
Totals Lflbt t.ta t.M
CATTLK Only thirty-seven cars of cat
tle were reported In. so that there was
really not enough ot any one kind to
particularly interest buyere or to try
out the market As a result tha trade
showed little or no change, prices for
the nioat part remaining about steady
with yesterday. There waa a fair In
quiry, considering that It waa a Friday,
and the few on sale changed hands in
sood season In the morning. There waa
nothing good or choice among the of
ferings to make a noteworthy top to the
market
Quotations on cattle: Prime eornfed
beeves, 176010.00; good to choice fed
yearlings, t.0u1.78; fair to good fed year
lint. 6 6xb 0u: common to fair fed year
lints. M.oel.&0; good to choice heavy
beeves, .(.-(r.7t; fair to good eornfed
beeves, tn.3Wi.0O 'common to fair corn
fed beeves. 16.7Vdt.JO; prima grata beeves,
ttOtll.tOj good to choice grass beeves.
tl.Mt.W; fair to good grass beevSs, M.76
4(.6u; oommta to fair grass seeves. 6.60
B 4 76; good to choice grass hslfers, t6.0Uty
7 00; good to Choice grs. oows, k.7tai.lu;
fair to guoti oows, .VOig,76: common to
fslr cows, t3.76iQ6.to; prime feed
ing steers. t..0or.e0; good to - choice
feeders, l7.4utiS.u0. fair te good
feeders, ttt37.40: common to fair feed
er.!, t6.7B$f6&0; good to choice atockers,
tT.tom.u0: fair to good stockere. t4.7tM21.60:
common to fair .lockers, !.60i8A7t: stock
heifers, t&76(H.76: itntk oows. M.TfcfjOOO:
stock calves. M.603.00; veal calves. 7.vu0
i.oo; puns, stags, etc, .
Kepre.untallve sales)
' NEVADA.
Ill Steers.... 11 7 146 feeders.. XO0 I 71
i COW......1UUJ 176
COLOIUDO.
Tt feeders., tat 1 16 lit feeders.. 7t J 10
tl feeders., tdi 176 M feeders,. -it 1 ti
II feeders.. 7WI 7 00 17 feeders.. Su W
I feeders., M I W : M feeders.. 64t f tt
tt feeders., tot 7 It
WESTERNS.
Child A Aooeny Mont "
40 steers. ...Ull 7 10 tt steers.. U1H TM
It steers. ...11W 7 10 16 steers, m.1316 7 06
t steers. ...lliil 7 10 4 steer... ..UU 7 It
John F. MoXInoon Wyo.
II feeders.. Itut 7 X It feeders.. 740 7 It
6 feeders.. iOst I 76 11 feeders., tie t T
J. F. (tpencer Wyo,
It feeders.. KM 7 66 t cows 104t t 60
K O. Pack Wva
1 feeders.. 711 7 10 11 feeders.. HT 111
J. J. Hilton Nev.
44 cows M t 00 44 cows...- tat 0t
I steers....lW6 t 76
M. P. Lewts-Mont
16 Steers. ...Ii? 7 40 10 feeders. .1017 K
B. ' etory Mont.
Steers.. ..llul 7 to 1 steer... U1 710
li. slunebroker Nebw
I heifers... 666 6 40 4 feeders.. 670 6 II
W. a. Munn Wyo,
I oows lfltg I 76 16 feeders.. tt7 7 tt
Perkins Anoeny Mont.
St steers. ...mi 6 76 M steers..UW T It
6 steers. ...1JU) 7 10
Rel Bros. Wyo.
II feeders.. 630 7 16 44 feedcra.. Ill IB
6t feeders.. 617 T to U feeders.. luil 1 06
HOOB Supplies were very moderate.
and while ra ports from other points were
lar rroin enoouraging local values soorea
a full liXWuo advaaoe. tohlppere started
the ball roiling by buying close to half
the offerings at prioea that were any
where from a dime to loo, and in spots
close to a Quarter higher, several loads
selling aa bigo as 17.20, the day's top.
lackers all needod a few hogs, and
after shippers had taken so targe a share
of tba supplies they had only one thing
to do, and that waa to follow the market
already eelauiiahed by the outaioera, A
good active trade resulted, at prioea that
were all of lOiwiuo. or generally a big Ua,
higher than yesterday's average, la other
words, values recovered most of yeeier
day's break, and with the exception of
the top quotations war nearly on a par
with Tuesday,
bulk ot ail the aalea landed at IT.OOA
7.16, with several bunches as birh as 17.20,
snd a few, among which were three loads
or laanos at so.no. current pnuea are
fully too and in spots a quarter lower
than at the close of last week, and are
fully tl M btlow the high time tan days
ago.
Receipts were slightly smaller on yes
terday, but were terser than on moat
previous dsys ef the week. Asent thlrty
alne ears, or I X bead, wars reported In
making the teiaj tor the five daye U.i4
head. Tldt la a shortage of f.OOO SS com
pared wt( beta last week ana twe week,
ago, aad is 4,600 smaller than for the
same days last yesr. ttepplies fot the
week te late are tiie smallest for the
firet five days pf any wee since early (a
August ltli.
A. . Pr.
Kansas City Llv Stock Market.
KANAAS CITY. Mo., Oct. 29. CATTLF3
Recelts, 000 head; market steady; prime
fed steers, 1U66U 10.26; dressed beef steers.
H.OOu 60 western steers, S..r7i6 W; stock
era and feeders. t-.7.tfJ60; buils, M.fct
6.00; calves, 100 la 00.
HOO 8 Recelpta, t BOO head; market
higher; bulk, td.rOS7.26; heavy, .8utfT.3i;
packers and butchers, 17.1107.26; light .
t.WV5(7.6; pigs, ,36 S, i
BMEjfJi- amjj i,AMM.t txeceipta. tutu;
nesa; market weak; iambs, i.b.'c.7&;
yearling., pi 7Stf7J6; , wethers, 4.7o6.40;
ewes, Io.60fi6.00.
M. Itale Mve Mock Market.
ev T cT' T a wA - . M n k -ml
Receipts, l.lon head: n. arket steady: na
tive beef ateers. I7.60ai10.2n;. yeailinga
steers and heifers. ts.6Oicl0.S5: cows. 6400
4&S.0O-, stockers and feeders, l,0gi.76;
southern steers, V'iI8.50; cows and heif
ers, I4 004KW; native calves, IS.OCIO.W.
jiuu9 Heoeipts, j.wu neaa; market
higher; pigs and light. 6B.2MH.60; mixed
and butchers, 7.10&7.0r good heavy, 17.63
457. .
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 97)
head; market steady; lambs, IS.OOHj 9.00;
ewes, t6.o3iit.6o. .
Ions Cttr Lira Steckt Market.
SIOUX CITY. la.. Oct. !. CATTL1S
Receipts, 609 head; market steady; na-
llva m.mmm tlRJW.OAn. - (I ti t . . .
cows and heifers. 14 'eOii.00: ca'nners. 12.60
45 4.00; stockers and feeders, 16.65(116.00.
tiuus-Kece nts. Z.orn head: market 10ff
16o higher; hesvy, M.DOS7.U); mixed, 4.8Tk
a mi; llgat, fO.WtfO.BOi DUIK Ot SSJeS, .SuVll
A90. I
8HKHD? AND LAMBS Receipts. 1,M
head: market steady: ewea. tfi.OOiQu.U:
amos, i.iMae.iiik
Stock In glgkt.
ReoelDta of live stook at tha five nrln-
clpal western markets:
Cattle. Hos-fl. Sheen.
South Omaha l.oto .Oio
floux City 600 l.ooi 1.600
Kansas city.., ouo i.ztio 1,001
Bt Louis M 1.100 . 1.700 2M
Chicago iae 11.000 11.00)
gagar Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. -Ri:OAR-Rw,
nominal: centrifugal, 4.46o; motaaaes
I 4c; refined, firm, iiugar tut rues opened
Total receipt. 6,KX) 16,600 to.760
Drr Oeode Market.'
VTBW TORK. Oct. M Cotton ennda
steadier; yams, firm; wool, more active;
carpet auction sales, active.
AtRosonblumo
Better Groceries for Leas) Money.
84)8 N. 16th SL
All Pbojies Douglas 6282. .
We deliver without charge to all
parts of ths city. When you want
clean, fresh groceries at prices as
low aa possible consistent with good
quality, then call Douglas 6212.
20 lb. Pure Caiifl Sugar (or 81
Sold only with every grocery or
der amounting to 12.00 Or more,
sugar and flour not Included.
10 pounds Cane Sugar 60c. with
every 11.00 order,, not including
sugar or flour.
$1.55
Meadow Gold
S9t
IS lbs. pure Cane Sugar. .31.00
Sunset Flour, guaranteed to be
good or money re- 1 )Q
funded. 4 8-lb. sack. . . J 1 eOeV
Washburn-Crosby O o 1 d Medal
Flour Special,
sack
Idlewild, Diadem,
Butter, lb. .
Tall cans Red Salmon. . . . . 15
8 -cans fine Sweet Peas.,..J5c
3 cans Sweet Sugar Corn.. 25 C"
1 Sc cans Tuna Fish lis
2 cans Old Dutch Cleanser, 15
3 6c cans Chocolate Cream Coffee,
lb 29t
3 So Huco Coffee, lb 2?)t
Good Cooking Apples, peck, 10t
Fine Red Onions, peck. . . .25tf
Good large Potatoes, peck. . .
Fancy Jonathan Apples, pk., 15
20c cane fancy Table Peaches
tar .....144
36e qt Jar Pure Preserves. .22
25c pure Monarch Catsup.. 15s
2 pkga. Fresh Rolled OaU..15A
25c sack Pancake Flour. ,204
6 rolls IOC Toilet Paper. ,. ."St
No. 3 Pall Pure Lardi 37
Mall orders filled from this sd. Bend
for our catalog and become one of oar
many money-saving customers. Ad
dress Desk 7.
i
Frosh, DoliciouG Cand loo
: At the Uherman & McConnell Stores
Our Candy Department la growing very rapidly, as It should, with ltn
choice assortment of confections, many of which are sold at special prices
every Saturday, some special values being sold each day during tha week.
Some attractive features In our Candy Department are:
Llggstt s Klect Choco.ates "IN 1 ,!S Xt
renway a Dainty Dutch Lellshts tt-lb, S0e; 1-lb, 003
Llgiiett s Rutter and Milk lllttersweets H-lb., 40OJ 1-lb.. BOa
LiKgett's Kruit Cordiala H-lb., BOo; 1-lb- gLOO
Uuth's Ilonbons snd Cnocolates -H-lb., 40o 1-ib., SJe
Harr's Orlainal Saturday Candy, sold fresh each Saturday, only, l-lb...SM
0c Maxlxe Cherries for
0c Trlola Sweets for ' ...."
Full Pound Outh's Caramels, Sttirdavs, at ........
60c Value Ooodwill Chocolates. In purple box .........."
Outh's Creme O'l'eppermlnt. In Chocolate, lb
Milk Chocolate Coated Fruits and Nuts, Creams, per lb 60o
Whole Mraxil Nuta, tiipped In cream, per lb
Vncle Joshua's Old Fashioned Hoarhound, lb. "Oe
Bntnrday we khnll ngnln give; to few hundred of our lady cus
tomer a free sn triple of Wagett Elect Chocolate Uio dellcioue
Oc iter lb. confection.
Ghcrman & McConnell Drug Co.
Cor. 16th aad Dodge Streets.
Owl Drug Co Cor. IStk A Harmey.
Harvard rhsnnacy, B4tk A Tsnsnm.
XKiyal rbarmacy, 807-S Bf. 16th
It a reetthec
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Here' a dish the children like and make them strong
and healthy. Write for recipe book free.
Cook in 12 Minute-50 Difffnt Duhet
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4erjr IM Aearic.
14tk Jaekaoa Streets
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Tel. Tyler 1625 .
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8HKEPflaciPis were very fair for a
"Friday, some twenty-f nir care, or tout
.uuie active U-day oa covering and some j heed, shuwiag up. This brluga the
Kibuirt from trada Interacts. At Booa I week's tulal up to fcu head, a falllns
lirioea were t to U points biher. joif ot nearly head as oguivarel
1915 Milk Fed Spring Chickens .... 13c
1915 Forcquarler Spring Lamb .... 9c
Steer Pot Roast M
Pig Pork Roast llc
pig Pork Butts 1 No
Young Veal Roast llhc
Young Veal Chopg
Mutton Chops 14He
Bait Pork. 0c
rwe Deliveries, 10 a. a, and If, a,
Porter House Steak 17 Mo
Skinned Hams 14ic
Sugar Cured Hams 104c
Extra lean lireakfaat Bacon, 18 He
Sugar Cured Bacon 134 e
Freeh preesf d Chickens. . . . 11 94 c
Fresh Oysters, quart 45
rxompt AUeatioa to Kail Oiler a.
THE EMPRESS MARKET
Opp. Wottlworth ft and 10e Htore-. H3 South lth St. Tel. D. 2307.
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METZGER'S BRAN BREAD
Children like Metzger's Bran Bread. Let them ;
eat lots of it it is good, pure, wholesome and
healthful, it will do them good. Being made
of whole wheat, molasses, and an extra per
centage of carefully selected, purified bran.
It is nature's own regulator. Good for old .
and young alike.
If you prefer white bread, dont fortet
tho celebrated QUAKER and PURITAN
brands, which are also made by us. Per
haps you are now using one or the other
of these breads, but If not, try them, they
Are really good.
i
QUAKER BREAD Is lust el honest as
the name Implies; good, honest, and excel
lent as a steady diet.
PURITAN BREAD la ao called because
of Its purity, and Its wholesomeness an
Ideal food for a healthful, rugged race.
A. Metzger Baking Co.
Good
Food
for
Kids
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UJt.eVatwT Office
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Look for This Label
Grocers all over Ojnalia
are telling, us of the pop
ularity of Tip-Top Bread
with their customers.
TIP-TOP
BREAD
Sales prove the truth of their
statements. The name guaran-teespurity,andfreshness-andone
tate tells the
story of'its dainty,
delicate richness.
Ask your Grocer for
TI1P-T01P
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