THE OMAHA STTNPAY BEE: OCTOBER 3, 1909.
6
.CRAH AND PRODUCE MARKET
Decided Dullneu Marks All Clauei
of Trad Lait Day. f
CHANGES IN VALUES ARE SLOW
Cuh Frier Hold Firm, kat Tktr
An Seene Signs of Freer Sell
ing; from Stations la too
Country.
OMAHA, Oct t, 190-
Tboro vu a decided dullness In all
grain today and the change in the mrket
value were tiuw and raniied very narrow.
Cash prluea held fatrly firm, but there are
sign of freer selling from country sta
tion and a less active demand, especially
from miller and local consumer. While
price have been on the decline for aome
time, expressed opinion favor the bear
aide stllL , . ,
Wheat wa very narrow and changed
very little during the day. Trader are not
disposed to favor the long ilde of the mar
ket and with receipt likely to Improve
from now on th caiih situation look some
weaker as th milling demand 1 slacking.
Corn was dull during the dally Hading
owing to lack of demand. Keceipts are
fairly liberal and oouniry selling is much
freer. Some buying by weak short at
th eloae alerted a mall advance.
Primary wheat receipt were 1700,000
bushel and shipments were 771,000 bushels,
gainst receipts last year of 8,047,000 bush
el and shipments of 603,000 bushels.
Primary oorn receipt were 6.S2.000 busn
els and hlpment wer 443,000 buhel,
against receipts last year of 111.000 bushel
and shipments of 813.000 bushel.
Clearance were 1000 bushels of corn,
K0 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 661.000 bushels. . . .
Liverpool closed led higher to Vid lower
on wheat and ltd to Vd lower on corn.
Local rang of option:
a.
Axtlct. Open.) Hlgh. Low. I Clo. T'y.
Wheat
Dec.
ti HH M M"4
9 M 96
mh w ms
soH 66!. WH Wa
iH r i v
tl 40 VH 40
May..
Corn
Deo...
May..
Oats
Deo...
M
H'a
. May..!
Oauka Cash Prlcoa.
VTIIXAT No. I bard, $1-01151-02; No. I
hard. WcjJl.OOi No. 4 hard. SMfVSa; No. 3
apring, 7fe-99o.
CORN No. 3, JTHo: No. t, 67ViC; No. 4,
67o; No. 3 yellow, 6.Vio; No. I yellow, iiVso;
No. I white, 68c; No. t white, 68o.
OATS-No. I mixed, 87iS8o; No. I yellow,
i7Vs&8o; No. I white, 8838Vio; No. 4
white, 87H88c; standard, Se3.
RYE-No, i, tWuo; No. 8, UxOo.
Carlot kveoelpta.
Wheat Cora Oat.
Chicago 84 897 U
Minneapolis 463
Omaha - 38
IMilutk ........
63
CHICAGO GRAIIf AJTD PROVISIOJIi
Featwres of tko Tradln and Closing;
Prtcca on Board of Trad.
.CHICAGO, Oct t Shorts bid wheat up
about lo late today and the market closed
Strong, with price showing net gains of
WttSo to So- Coarse grains and provision
also closed firm.
Trading was listless the greater part of
the day, but late in th session demand be
came actlv and a firm tone developed,
fientlment Inollned bearish the first half be
cause of southwestern weather conditions,
which wsre extremely favorable for the
seeding of th winter crop, and because of
continued liberal northwestern receipts.
he range on December was between W4
'SHo and $1.004t- The market olossd al
most at the top, with December at ILOuli
C1.0OS-
Notwlthstandlng a break of ltto In the
price of cash corn, th market for option
ra!Ud aharply -during th final hour and
closed at net gain of feAtto. Shorts war
th oh let bidder.
There wa considerable "short" selling
of oats oarly In the day, but the offerings
apparently went Into strong hands and
when a few tried to cover late In the day
the market was found to be bare of offer
ing, which resulted In a quick rally. The
c4os wa firm, with prices up 1tfi to
lo.
Provision wer strong nearly all day
Prloes at th close were unchanged to 17 too
higher.
Leading quotation ranged as follows:
Article. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I I
Deo. 0 1 60 WttiffH'NXHi-H OTHfiH
May 102- 1 02V 1 VI 1024-h! 1 02
Corn- I
Oct . 6 . 60 64 60 69H
Deo, 66aS S7SB6Vs(HH57HaH66f17
May 6tffe 60 bW 00 6H
Oat
Deo. 88H0 $H VS8
May UfclBfc 42 41Hi42fi"U 41 H
Pork
Oct. IS 12V 23 30 23 10 28 20 28 87V,
Jan. 18 46 1I6S 1842HUM 1 47V,
Lara
Oct. 12 2JV4 13 K II 17V. 13 22V, U 17V,
Nov. 11 77Va U U 76 11 86 11 76
Jan. 10 16 10 KiVi 10 UV. 10 00 10 824j
Ribs
Oct. 11 62 11 6TV, 11 62Vi 11 62Vk 11 67
Jan. 7'i 9 SO $ 70 9 77 9 70
. May 72 76 72 $76 70
No. 3.
Cash quotation were as follow:
FLOUR Easy; winter patents, $4. Ml 00;
winter stralghu, $4 $04.80; spring stralghu,
M 'oovisj; Dakera, J oo. uu.
RV E No. 3. 71(313o.
, BA RLE T Feed or mixing, 624j64c; fair to
onoice mailing, btorao.
8EEDU Vlax, No. 1 southwestern. $l.X2Vfc
No. 1 northwestern, $1.42. Timothy, $3.96.
j lover. 14 oo.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. $24 26.
Lard, per 100 lbs., $12.30. Short ribs, sides
(loose), $11WVUU,T0; short clear aid
(boxed), II1IIMU W
Total clearance of wheat and flour were
equal to 6ul,0u0 bu. Primary receipt wer
MW.OOO bu., sompared with 1.047, Ouo bu the
oorresponmng day a year ago.
Estimated receipt for Monday: Wheat, 4
ears; corn, ssi cars; oats, iu cars: hogs
34,000 head.
BUTTER 6teady; creameries, 244f29c;
Mius oteaoyi receipts, c.itz oases: at
mara, cases lnciuata, use; firsts, 22c
prime firsts, 24c.
CHEESE Firm; daisies. l316.c: twins
14tulc; young Americas, K.U-c; lung
Burns, xiy usv.
POTAToEd Steady; choice to fancy,
610 Wc; fair to Kood. 4lU250c.
f'OL LTRT-VVeak; turkey. 17o; chickens.
M'-so; springs, iu.
ft. Leal General Market
ST. LOUIS, Oct. I WHEAT Future
Higher, cash weak; track, No. 3 red. cash
ll iwjjizi; Mo. I hard. LOSSJ 1.11; Decern
ber, $101O1.02S; May, $1.04.
COHN-Steady; tiack. No. $ oash. 61c
tecember, 6o; May, o; No. I white,
Kic.
OATS Higher: Uack. No. I. oash. tSVtc
Pecember, $o; May, 42c; No. I white
4Jo
RYE Nominal, Tlo.
FLOUR Higher; red winter patents, 15.40
j ro, extra isncy ana stra:gni, H-J.
cara winter clears, Miugs.au.
SKED Timothy, $1083.60.
CORNMEAL $3.30.
BRAN Weak; sacked, east track. $1.03
. fyt "4.
HAT-FIrm; timothy, $UvtU0O; prairie,
aiv Dwu ve.
BAOOIN'O 70.
HEMP TWINE To.
PROVI8ION6 Pork, unchanged: $23 60.
' I-rd. higher; prims steam, 1U Ww12 021.
4 Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed extra
Shorts, 11160; clear ribs, 1U.M); short clean
$11.76. Hacon, unchanged; bond extra
short. $13.50; clear ribs, $1160; short clears,
$13.76.
POUITRY" Steady; ' chickens. lie;
springs, Uc; turkeys, lmilc; ducks and
geese, 7c
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 2t47'(0c.
EGG Steady at tic
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbl 10H0
Wheat, bu 81 Uu)
lt.uiio
104. 6-0
t,.oa
k..0"O
Com. bu 6-i.uuO
Cal. kjsrr: eO.xuO
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct t-WHEAT-fipot,
quiet; No, 3 red western winter, 7 Sd: fu
ture steady; December, 7 'd; March, 7
Sd; Way, 7 Td.
CORN Hpot. steady; new Amerioaa
Billed (via OalveetonX. (s tad; futures,
teady; October, 6 ISd; December, Sd.
ToJeele) lead Market.
TOlaCTX), O, Oot t SEED Clover,
aaao, .8vj Ootoba ts.07ka
Timothy, SI : Alslke
prime. 6 10; October, M.10; December, 88.16;
Mar
rch, 38-20.
YORK GtCsKRAL MARKET
Quotation of the Day on Varies
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Oct t. Ft.OCR Receipts,
74 471 bbls ; export. 1 2.84 bbls. Mar
ket quiet nd about steady; Minnesota
patents. 5. 206 I B0; winter strslghts,
8490'gSOO; Minnesota bakers, 34 60
4 86; winter extras, 14.2004 60; winter
patents, $5.0016 40; winter low grades,
$4. 1Q64.60; Kansas straights, $4 0jj 5 00.
Rye flour, firm; fair to good, 84.304j4.30;
choice to fancy. $43(44.60.
CORXMEAL-Steady; fine whit and yel
low 81.0tfl.66; coarse, $1.601.56; ktln dried.
RTE Dull; No. t western, 76Ho, nominal,
f. o. b. New Tork. .
BARLEY Htendy- feeding. $$0c.
nominal, c. I. f.. New Tork.
WHEAT Receipts, 12J.400 bu J ex-
Rorts, 175,124 bu. Hpot msrket unsettled;
To. S red, nominal In elevator; No. 3 red,
nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern
Iruluth, $1.09 H. nominal, f. o. b.. afloat;
No. I hard winter, $1.14. nominal, f. o.
b., afloat. In face of big receipt and
world's shipment wheat was well sup
ported all the morning around last night'
price, mainly by commission houses and
scattering room shorts. Final prices were
net unchanged; December, $1.07 H 107 H,
closing at $1.074; May closed at $1.0$.
CORN Receipt. 14 615 bu.; export,
4,000 bu. Spot market unsettled; No. 2
(old), 72e in elevator and 71 Vie deliv
ered; No. 2 (old), 70H, middle October,
f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 (new), 65Hc, winter
shipment, f. o. b.. afloat. Option market
was without transaction, closing net un
changed; December closed at 69 4".
OATS Receipts. 79,126 bu.; exports, 600
bu. 8pot market quiet: mixed, 41 H
42c; natural white, 41Vi45c; clipped
white. 43H4c.
HAT Steady; No. I, 100 86c; good to
choice. $0cg$1.00.
HOPS Firm; state, common to choice,
1909. 81916c; 190R, lflfflOo; Paolflo coast,
1(09, !!ft27c; 1908. IK U 20c.
HIDE8 Firm; Bogota, 20 21c; Central
America, 2 in.
LEATHER Quiet- acid, 22OS0C
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family,
$14. 00914. 60; mess, $1 1.00 3 11.60. Hams,
$24.0026.00; racket, $12 0012 60; city
extra India mess, $21.0021.60. Cut meats,
quiet; pickled bellies, $1 4.00 4t 14 .60; pick
led hams, $12.76018.00. Iord, barely
steady; middle west, $12.65 12. 75r-r-flned,
stesdy; continent, $18.16: South
America, $14 00; compound 39.009.26.
Pork, firm; family, $25 0026.00; short
clear, $28 SO g 26.60; mess. 325. 00(425. 60.
TALLOW Steady; city, 66T4c;
country, 6 HO 60.
RICB Firm; domestic, 2H(ff7c; Japan,
offo
POULTRT AJIv firm: western chickens,
16c; fowl, 16o; turkeys, 16c. Dressed dull;
western chlokens, 14'jj:18c; fowls. l,1V?16o.
EOG3 Steady; western first, 24a)2)0.
BUTTER Dull; creamery specliUs, 81c;
western factory, 23H424o; Imitation cream
ery, 26c.
CHEESB Stesdy; full oream. 14V416Hc
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Fair Saaday, with Not Mich Chan are
In th Temperature.
OMAHA. Oct. 2. 11I09.
The area of high pressure overlying the
central valleys Friday morning has shifted
slightly eastward during the last twenty
four hours and generally fair weather con
tinues everywhere east of the ttocky moun
tains. The eastern area of low pressure is
lsappearlng off the upper Atlantic coast
nd Is followed by generally cooler along
he entire Atlantio seaboard. Pressure con-
itlons are very uneuually distributed over
the western portion, and unsettled weather
with rains prevails on the Pacific slope.
Generally dear weather continues over the
central valleys. It Is warmer in the MIs-
issippt and lower Ohio valleys and laks
region, and cooler in the upper Missouri
alley ana extreme northwest, r air weather
will continue In this vlolnity tonight and
probably Sunday, with no Important chaiik
in temperature.
Kecord of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
mo last three year:
1909. llKM. 1907. l'.OB.
Minimum temperature ... 68 62 . 64 4ti
rrecipuauon uu .vu t .uu
lvo;mal temperature for today, 61 degree.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1,
18 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
02 inches.
Deficiency oorreDondln nerlod in 1907.
.ee incuts. i. a. w n. io tt.
Local Forecaster,
Kansas City Grain ssl Provisions
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 3. WHEAT Un-
changsd to lo higher for soft, unchanged
to lc lower lor Hard; No. 8 hard, Ji.03vul.wi;
No. 3. K7c4i4L04; No. 3 red. tl.lKixL21: No. 3.
Si.ux31.1n.
CORN No. mixed. 60V4(ff61V4c: No. 2
60Utilc; No. 3 white, 62c; No. 3, 61o; De
cember, 66c; May. 68c; July, 69c.
uaib-uncnangea; mo. 1 wnite, 40a-tzc;
No. 3 mixed, 3a40o.
RYE 72o.
HAV Unchanged: choice timothy. 311.50t3
12.00; choice prairie, $8.76a9.00; choice al
falfa, $ia.2US16T00.
BUTTER Creamery extras, 28c; flrt,
2Cc; seconds, 24c: packing stock, 21c.
EGOS Extras, 26c; firsts, 22c; second
and dirties. 16c; current reoelpu, 20c;
southerns, loss off, 14c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 177.00 61.000
Corn, bu 82 000 ll.O.K)
Oat a, bu 26,00 16.0U0
IftlOj.Msrrh. r25.
Quotation at Kansas City war as fol
low: Article. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat 1 I
December .... 16 97 96 9C
May 98t 9 98 99 B
Corn
December .... t. 66 66 66 A
May 66 f'.' 6 69 A
July 69 6)t BB
A Asked. B Bid.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. I. BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery 32c; nearby
print. 84c.
Kuos-rirm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby first, free cases, 27a at mark; our-
rent receipt in returnaoie cases, zsa at
mark; western firsts, free case, 27o at
mark; current receipt, free cases, 23326c
at mark.
CHEESB Quiet, but steady: New York
full creams choice, lic; fair to good l&tf
IDVlQ.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct 2 WHEAT De
cember. 72c; May, $1.01; cash No. 1
hard, 11.00; No. 1 northern, $10031.00;
No. 2 northern, 98o; No. $ northern. 9t
t7c
ri.AZ cioeea at i.at.
BRAN In 100 pound sacks. $19 50.
FLOUR First patents, $5 aVi4.S0; second
patents, HvOitT5 1U; rirst clears, $4.K(34.66
second Clears, $3.103.80.
Mtlwaakeo Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. l-WHEAT-No. 1
northern. $1 06; No. I northern. $1.0331.04;
ueoemosr. i (AH4.
OATS 40 41c.
BARLEY Sample. 61ff7o.
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. Oct. t CORN-Lower; No.
yellow, 60k,c; No. I yellow, 60Vgc; No.
60Vtc: No. 4. 6910.
OATS-Steeady; No. t whit, 834T394o;
jno. wnite, oeo.
Dnlatk Oral a Market.
DULTTH. Oct. 8 WHEAT December,
ITUc; May. 31.014.
No. 1 northern. H.00; No. I northern.
880.
OATSr038a
Olla sal Itasl a.
NEW TORK. Oct 3. OIL-Cottonsaed
oil barely ateady; prim crude. 36 07: vel
low. 84 0K-O4 14, December, 380996 13. Petro
leum, stesdy; rerinea New York. HE
Philadelphia and Baltimore. 38.20; la bulk.
4 0 1 urpenun, iirm, ez'itc.
Rt)SIN Steady ; lmlneU, common to
Kood. 84 10.
OIL C1TT, Pa., Oct. 3 OIL Credit bal
ance, 8168. Run, September 80. 316.663
bbl.; average. IS Ho bbl.; shipments.
October 1, uz.Tt tti.
agar gad Molasses.
NEW TORK, Oot. J-SCQAR-Raw
firm; fair refining. 3 7orTJ.73Wc; oentrlfuttal
M lest, 4 20u4 23 Wc; molasKes sugar, 8 46.fi
.0.. 1. . . . . . J . ..... ... . K .. . . . " .. . . .
a w. nriiuru , o, m oot, fd. 4,
4K-; No. 8. 4 66c; No. t. 4 Me; No. 10. 4 46r
No. 11. 4.40c; No. It. 4. .-; No. U. 4 Sue: No
14 4 3rte: confectioners' A. 4ic; mould A
6 60. cut K.af. i Jic, crushed. 660c; pow
dered! 26c; granulated, 6 16c; oubea. 1.40c.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 3812430.
Wool Market.
ST. LOCIS. Oct 3.-WOOL I'nchanared;
territory and aestrrn mediums. I3hj2c;
fine mediums. 2224e; fine, Utflw.
Cost of a be Wan) Ad its afiiaUi Try ana
Be Waat Ad.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
United States Steel Continue! to Hold
Center of Attention.
HEW HIGH BEC0BD IS HADE
EspeelatlOM of Poor Bank Statement
Has Some Restraining Influence
on General Movements
Bond Heavy.
NEW YORK. Oct. I United State Btel
continued to hold th center of speculative
attention In today stock market, but Its
making of further new record prices did
not carry the whole market upwards with
It. Expectation of a poor bank statement
bad some restraining force on the general
movement, but the movement in Lulled
States Steel Itself caused aome feeling of
distrust.
' There Is growing conjecture of some spe
cial development in prospect aside from
the prosperous trade condition to account
for the rapid approach of this 3 per cent
Industrial dividend stock to par. The con
jecture evidently alms to adjust Itself to
the high price of both the preferred and
common stock of United States Steel com
pared with other Industrial stock and th
contrary tendency in the price of the coin
pany'a sinking fund bonds, which have
shown some decline while the stock wer
breaking previous records. A distribution
in the form of a bonus out of the capitali
sation of the Gary plant of the corporation
wag a favorite form of speculative surmise
conoerning steel, a surmise which had no
official countenance to back It. Atchison
also made a new high record with the ap
proach of th dividend meeting.
There were other points of strength In the
list, including the newly listed Pacific coast
telephone stock and the Southern Railroads
the latter, In spite of the apprehension o(
a very poor government report on cotton
condition next week. Pennsylvania was
strengthened by renewed rumor that the
new stock issue with subscription rights to
stockholder might be forthcoming during
October. There were reports that the New
lorK central systems had nanaiea tne
largest number of loaded freight cars dur
lng September of any month in Its history,
but the stock did not respond.
London shipped large amounts of gold to
Egypt and fears of dearer money atfected
the lone of the London stock market. Th
state of the call money market here was
not disclosed. The bank statement at
closed n much heavier cash decrease than
had been Indicated, the actual figure repre
sentluK a shrinkage of .U,7ki.0xi from las
week, i he clearing no .j-c baului contracted
outHtanumg loans Y.j3..skju by the averages
and tin, t:. 700 by the actual showing. The
Increase of $U,b3u,,U0 in tne average loans
reported by institutions over the clearing
house, including trust loinpunleH, shows
how little this sea. lug down of the bank
loans affected the real credit situation.
Bonds were heavy. Total sa.ee. $2.5M.0ue.
I'm tad State bond wer unchanged on
call.
Number of sale and leading quotation
on stocks today were as follows;
glM. Ullll. Uw. Close.
AllH-rhlmr p(4
K'O 44 S4 HH
U0 H'-l U 4
44
4,100 4i 4?a 47
1.1") 14 a4 4
too 70 4V44 6i
701) 7o!4 7.4 74
100 4aMi 4aVk ;4
1)0 1444 1141 14
1.100 4 a 41 W 1 a
1,410 lo. luua 100',
too lifr 11. S 1U4
"0 ip Mi uaa
MV 141V K2a 141a
4.j0 lol lol lou a
100 ll Sa "a
K 4SH 44 4
a.iuO Uf 11444 121
104
400 U7VI 111 11
1,900 llln 111 HI
M14
00 K44 . UH Wa
1,J 41 8ns a
l.m nt ltin 11744
1,100 (f.H 44 41 i
sou 110 liO lulla
loo so; 101 81
1,500 It' tt
100 4744 M
00 llis H 14Uj
e.0 itzi 1i lia
4,9j0 162 VI 1114a 1H
74
i.DlO 44 St 44H 4k4g
Amalgamated topper
American Agricultural ....
Am. Best ugar
Am, oan pfa
Am. C. A K
Am. UoUon Oil
Am. H. A L. pfd
Am. Ice BecurlllAe
American LlnBrd
American Locomotive
Am. 8. A K
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Am. Sueur Refining
Am. T. A T
Am. Tobe-oco pfd.....
A marl oan Wnoien
Anaconda Mining Co
Atohtson x
Atcblaoo pfd
Atlantio Co.at l-'ne
BalUinor A Ohio
Bal. a Ohio pfd
Bethlehem Steal
Bnxkln Rapid Tr
Canadian Paclfla
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jeraoy....
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chicago 4 Alton
Chicago Ureal Western....
Ohioago A N. W
0., M. 4 St. P
C , C, C. A 8t. L
Colorado T. A I
Colorado A 80
Colo. A So. 1st pfd
Colo. A 80. Id pld
Oonaoltdaud Uu
Corn froducta
Delaware A Hudson
Uenvsr A Rio Grande
JX A A. O. pfd
Dlatlllsrs' Securities
Crl
Brie 1st pfd
II
7V4
lla
100 IS a 7li4
1.2 A) l44Vi 145
1,K) 22 :a 42V4
"T
1HV4
100
100
1,000
4.400
1.'0
'.00
44
Ka
a" a
Ma
4644 4444
a Ma
It. a 414
111 41 a
4a w
Ma
Brie gd pfd
General Klectrlo
Ureal Northern pfd
ureat N on hern Ore otta...
Illinois Central
Imerborougb Mot
Int. net. pfd
International Harvester ..
Int. Marin pfd
International Fapar
lntematloual Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaas City So
K. C. 80. pfd
Loulavllie A N
Minn. A St. L
M., 8t. P. A S. 8. M
Mtaaourt Pacific
M., K. A T
ia
404 HI "4 1471k 17
1.000 lo44 tola 14 a
aa
400 144 a 1M 1M
. 11,700
. 14,000
700
2U4
4)
14
14a
14a
11
'24"
1'44
4
0a
44
'iiii
1'
4la
'44Va
81
44
t
4'S
T1S
100
4it
I'lO 7144
3.UO0 lo444
400 424a
71a
Ilia lo4a
aa 4
1
a
41 41 a
74V
114 11
v aa
204
400
TO
414
M., K. A T. pfd
National lllacult
National Lead
N. H. R. of M. in pfd....
New York Central
N. Y., O. 4 W
100 lit
loo o
a
.. 1,40V li4H Ua l"a
70) 4I: 41 g a'
100 H4 M M
loo (IS iH el
.. 1,400 Ut 1664 14&a
.. 4.10 17a a 14 a
.. ll.loo Kiia 14 iaa
300 11 ne iu,
6"0 4 14
.. l.luo bo a so
140
700 4 41a a
.; lino ih n iu
.. 4.J00 , 4? 471
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pannaylvanla
People' a Uaa
P., C, C. A St. L
Preaaed Steal Car
Pullman Palaoa Car
Rallwajr Steal Spring
Reading
Republic Steel
Rrpubllo Steel pfd...
10IU
noil taiane Co
1.100
700
100
5, CO)
1,400
Rock laland Co. pfd
Bt. l. a 8. r. td Dtd
sa
76,
MX
II
1014
us
74H
4114
a
7a
a
t. L. 8. W
St. L. 8. W. pfd
Bloaa-Shefflrld 8. I
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
So. Kalis ay ptd
Tennenaea CoDDar
1. M0
a
a
Td
4M4
8.100 11
IMS 182H
UO 1044
4.0 70
l-M lis
400 I
400 14
os os
4
KS
44
Ha
MS
Texas 4 Pacific
14
T., bl. L. A W
T ; St. L. a W. pfd
os
44S
en 4a
i;nlos Pacinc
Union Paclflo pfd
U. 8 Realty
V. 8. Rubber
V. 8. Steel
34.6U lots 07S M
oo l 1V7 lol s
zs
aas
1.000 H MS
.131.100 MS 9114
..12.6"0 luS 1M
U. 8. Steel old
IS
14S
44 S
4. a
1S
US
alS
41 S
Lias Copper
00 4S 4
V a. -caro.lua Chemical ...
Vtabaah
Walmah pfd '
Western Maryland
Weatinghoue Electric
41 a
!
44S
S
1S
48
4'10
1,900
1,800
600
84 S
II
17
7
wee tarn talon
Wheellni 4 L. c
Wieconaln Central
Total galas lor th say.
H share.
London Stook Market.
LONDON Oct. 3Amerlcan securities
were Irregular throusrhout ih.
the stock exchange. United SUtes Steel
Canadian Pacific and Atchison, Topeka &
-" lupportaa out the others
ular ne"ote1, Tb' i'-t closed Irreg
London closing stook:
Consols, money.... 84 1-1 Lsaiartll A N.
144s
41
us
44
44
41 S
7S
s
17
II
do aaerfunl
. sSM., A T. . . .
Amal. Copsor....,
Anaconda ,
Atehlaoa
do pfd
Belli mors A Ohio
Caaadlan Paclfla.
Chesapeake a O.
Chloaao O. W
47 N y. Central.
. ws Norfolk A W...
1S do pfd
.WSOntarle A W...
.14 S PennerlTanla
.IMS Rand MLnaa....
. 1S Reading ,
la southern Rr....
Chi.. Mil. A 8L P...144S Ao p(
71 S
urn Brv
Denrer A Ale O.
so pfd
Aria
do let pfd
de U pfd
Grand Trunk
II goutbara Pftif. u.h.
. 47 llaloo Paclfla. nS
1:144
. MSU. A Steal
. a so pi
. 41 a abash
. 14 Aa pfd
.la Snantaa. Am
a
14
to
40
Illinois (antral
444
?,I5faI'."'d' "Vd pr 08.
i"c.i h v per cent.
Th rate of discount In the open market
for short bills la 1 'A per cent; for three
months' bills. 3 per cent.
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA. Oet. ! -Flunk clearings for
todav wsre J,isti.ir so and for the corre
sponding dale last year 82.319.971.94.
19ow. 908
Monday $ 3S 3.11 36 1 3 366.440 63
Tueoday 3.0u6 4l 84 17:1.6.13 01
Wcdne-day 2.440 lri6 9e 1 lt Sun gy.
Tliurslay ! VS U 3 1. 686 87
Krlday 3 .vLbv(W 8 0o7 (r7 89
Saturday 3, lo, 90 3.219.971.94
Totals 815.9W.S18 46 312.811.019 S3
Increase over th corresponding week
last year, 88,636.29 93.
Imports Bad Ksnorts.
NEW YORK. Oct. 3 -Imports of mer-
fl, mi. .ilea ajid dl KoodM at the Dort (if
New Vork for the week ending September No- 7 Rio. 7,c; Santos, No. 4 W- Atild,
Is wen valued at U2.91ti.61s. ItwmrU ealguleti Cordova, iff
specie for the port of New Tork for the
week ending today wre nver aim
$lO,72o gold. Export of specie from tne
nort of New York for the week ending to
day were $J,ou ellver and $JOO,250 gold.
Mere York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3. MONEY Time
loans, dull; sixty days, 8u4 per cent;
ninety day, ir4ii per cent; six months, 4S,
per cent
I' KIM K Mf. Kt A IN TIL, HI 1 Aro,I-1Hf
per cent.
STERLING KXCHANOE Steady with
actual business in bankers' bills at It MIO
4 420 tor sixty-day bills and at $4.f9G'U
4 M for demand; commercial bills, ti.li
&4.S4.
olL,vi,rt rtar, bic; Mexican uunari, a.io.
BONDS Uovernment, steady; railroad.
heavy.
The following are the Closing quotations
on stocks and bonds:
II. s. r(. is, reg......KOtnt Met 4 til 4Mj
do coupon 100 Int. n. M. 1e tjh
t 8. la. rag 11 Japan 4s TUj
do coupon 101 . do 4 H
V. 8. 4a, reg 111 K. C. So. lot a tat
do coupon HI L S. dab. 4s 1M1..... MH
Allis-Chal. 1st (s U U A N. unl. 4a t4
Am. A, te ID M . K. A T. 1st 4e..HOH
Am. T. A T. ov. 4a.lMi do gen. lm W
Am. Tobacco 4s a Mo, Pacific 4a 11
do 110-4 N. R. R. of M. Ve.. tt
Armour A Co. ma... IIS N. T. C. g. IVis II
Aichlaon gen. 4a do dab. 4e M
do ct. 4a las 14 T , N. H. A H.
do ct. la H IH ct. 4e 144k;
At. C U 1st 4a MtaN A W. 1st . 4a.... '4
Bal. 4 Ohio 4a 10 do re. 4a l'l
da I M No. Pacific 4s 10
do 8. W. ISta , do U U
Brk. Tr. ct. 4a WtO 8. L rtdg. 4l
( en. ef Oa Sa 10s Pnn. ct. t,a llf... MS
Ccn. Leather aa loo do cos. 4a 104
C. of N. J. g. Is.... 1M Reading gen. 4a 100
Ch.e. A Ohio 4sts...l03Sg8t. L. A 8. r. fg. 4s. 16(4
do rat. ia lot do gen. 4e n't
Chicago A A. TSH 8t. L. 8. W. . 4a.... 77V,
C, B. A Q. ). U.... r d 1st gold 4a H
do gen. 4a H Seaboard A. L. 4a.... 81
C. M. A 8. P. g. mglUo. Paclflo sol. 4s.... 1
C, R. I. A P. a. 4a . T do ct. ta 1044
oo eoL 4e do let raf. 4a 1444
do rtdg. 4a 18. Railway Is llvH
Colo. Ind. aa g do gen. 4e 81
Colo. Mid. 4s Iiltt'nlon Pacific 4a l"2yj
C A 8. r. A a 4M. tl do ct. 4a Ill
D. A H. ct. 4a 104H do let A ret. 4a....
D. R, O 4s nuU. 8. Rubber la. 106
do raf. 4a M tl. 8. Steal Id Is m
matHler 6s
... 71 Va -cro. Cham. 6a... Mi
ina p. L 4s....
.. ims4Wabaah Is aa...
.HI
do gen, 4e Tguj de 1st A ex. 4a.... Tl4j
do ct. 4a ear. A... II Weatam Md. 4a..
us
"do series B tl4 '. Klao. r. i
Oen. Blao. or. is 14 Wax Caatnl 4s..
III. Oan. let rat. .. it
Bid. Offered.
.. ts
.. N
. Boston Stock anal Bond.
BOSTON, Oct .-Mony, call loans, 3H
4 per cent; time loans, 4( 6 per cant.
Closing quotatlun on stooks and bond
wer:
Aichlaon adj. 4s IS Butts Coalition
to 4a )0ttcsi. Art none
Atrhiaos R. R IMHCal. A Heola...
... 36 VI
...IMS
.. 404
... 41
... H
... I
... 17
... II
... 444
... 44
... 7
... Wa
oo ptd huj centennial
Boston A Males.. 144 Copper Rang .,
Boaton Bloraled 124 D.1, w
ruinourg prd Ill Franklin
t'nlon Paelflc
...14) OranbT
Am. Arga, Cham.
so efd
Am. Pnaa. Tub..
Amar. Sugaur
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amar. Woolen ...
do pfd
Doni. I. A 8
Ornaral Electrls .
Maaa. Elactrto ...
do aid
Maea. Oaa
Cnla.4 rrult
Onlted S. M......
V 8. Steal
do pfd
AdTantura
Amalgamated
Arlxona Com.
AtlanUe
... 46 . Oreane Osnanaa ...
...IOI14 Isle Royals
... 4 Maas Mining
...181 Michigan
...144 Mohawk
...1424Mont. a A O. ......
... 14 Nevada
40
W
3441
...104 Old bomlnlos
... i:- Osceola
...167V4 Parrot
... llaUulnoy
... II '4 Shannon
... V4 Tamarack ....
....146 Trinity ......
... 4 7 44 V. 8. Mining.
... Kill!. 8. 041 ,
...140 Utah
... 4U, Victoria ,
... taVilnona
... 47S4 wolvrln ...
...44 North Butts .
..!
.. II
.. 4t)
::
.. .'
.. 11
.. 2'
.. 41
.. 7a
..U0
.. 41V4
Clearing- Roaia Bank statement.
NEW YOHK, Oct. 3 -The etatement of
clearing house bank for the week how
that the banks hold 3491.76 mor than
the reuuiinieni of th 26 per cent reserve
rule. This 1 a decrease of 36,186,750 in the
proportionate cash reserve as compared
with last week. The statement follow:
Decrease.
..31. 309,708. 300 r7.33o.W0
.. LS27.4O.dO0 10,146,40
Deposit
Circulation
Legal tender
Specie
Reserve
Reserve required
Surplus
Ex-U. S. deposit
61.6I6.2J.I1J
6y,122fi00
.. M7. 40.700
.. 3:t,643.300
.. 331.851.626
4.400
3,S3,tKX
6.883,209
9.322,100
4.036,360
6.186,760
,216, ROO
4, f HI. 671
0,103.3:4
The percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house bank today wa 36.16.
The statement of banks and trust com
panies of Urea tor New Tork not reporting
to the clearing house show that those in
stitutions have aggregate deposit of 31,367.
197,600; total cash on hand, 3164.023.400, and
loan amounting to 3L 838.478.3uO.
Local eearttica.
Quotation furnished by Samuel Bums.
Jr.. 614 N. T. Ufa UlAgH Omaha:
Bid. Asked.
Armour A Co. 444S I a a
Cltr of Omaha 4va (118) lulw 10: a
Cudahy Pa.alo Oe K44 loua
Columbus (Neo.) Else. Light a 02).. t g
Indepandant Telepoona a (OmauaJ 10 g
lntematloual Conatructlon Co 4S 81
Kanaa City, Max. A Orient pfC ..
Kanaas City. Mai. A Orient 00m..
lo
9
4
a
u
a
4
100V4
14
100
sol
Wa
74
44
loo a
a
10
119
101
4v
91a
Neb. Talavbon Stook, 4, ai-dlT.
i'a.omaba Oaa 4 (117)..
Omaha Blac. Light A Power 8s (133)
Omaha fclee. tigbt and Power pfd....
Omaha A C. B. 8t. Ry. 4s (1421)
Omaha A 0. B. 81 Ry. 4s (.114)
Omasa 4 C I. Ik Ay. pfA,
Oinaba A C. B. St. Ry. com., ....
Omaha Water Co. (a (141)
... ag
... r,
...100
.. 44
... ti
.. 4a
... Uj
9444
...14
.. .10044
Omaha Water Oo. a (llltl
Omaha Water Co. 1st pfd ,
St. Louis a (1111) ,
gwlft and Company Stook
South Omaha Seaer 4a (114)..
8louz Citi Stock Yarde pfd., 4
linlea Stook Tarda, Omaha, 4...
Treasury statement.
WASHINGTON, Oct 1,-Th condition of
the treasury at the beginning of the day
wa a follow:
Trust Funds Oold coin. 4t4,660.39; silver
dollar, 1484.916.000; silver dollar of 1890,
84,0t!8.ot): silver certificate outstanding
8484.936,000.
General Fund Standard llvr dollar in
general fund, 36.686,379; ourrent liabilltie.
3100.433.37v; working balanoe in treasury of
floes, 330.856.848; In banks to credit of treas
urer of United State, f38.343.S00; subsidiary
silver eoln. 321,460.068; minor ooln, tl. 871,70.
loiai Daiavooe in general tuna, 4H 166,188.
Now Tork Mlnlnsy Itoeks.
NEW TORK. Oot 1 Closlnsr nuorarW.
on mining etoess wr as follows:
ca its LaatTllle Con.
Brunswick Con 1 Littl Cblaf
Com. Tunnel steak... 8 Mail can '
do bond 1S Ontario
Con. Oal A Va. U0 Ophlr ,
Horn Sllvar 48 Standard
lr..n gllv.r 11 Talles jaokat
Offered.
. 6
. 6
.IN
.180
. 4
.148
"orelsra Ftaa nelaL
PARIS. Oct. 3. Prices on the nnnr.
today war firm, with th exception of
Spanish government securities.
BERLIN, Oct. 3. Prloes on th Bours
ivuay were iirm.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Oot l-COTTON-Futuraa
openea ateaay. uctooer, 13 .ac, bid; Decem-
Der, 14 tio ; January. 18.860; March, 13.43c;
way,, xa.eoc; juiy, 1S.41U.
futures closed Steady; October, 13.36c
November. 13.24c; December. LI 35c: Jan.
uary, 1331c; February, U.iUc; March, 18.40c;
Afiu, Aa.eit;, nf, io.iou, j uiiu, lO.eVC; July
i3.atc
Spot closed I point higher: mlddlins? m
lands, 13 too; middling gulf, 13 86c; no sale.
Livtitr-uut,, uti. a. cutton Spot;
quoted price 6 to 6 point higher. American
middling fair, 9.77c; good middling, 7.51c;
middling, 7.86c; low middling, 7. lac; good
ordinary, 6.93c; ordinary, 4.6Sc. The sales
of the day were 10.UU0 bales of which l"0
wers for speculation and export and In
cluded 8.800 American. Receipts, 2,000 bales,
including 1,400 American.
Futures opened firm and closed quiet.
October, 7 10o; October-November. 7. 06c;
November-December. 7.01'.ic; December
January, 7 01c; January-February. 7(ao;
February-March, 7 0u; March-April, ( 99Ac;
April-May, 6.99tyo, May-June, 6.9mc; June
July, 6 98Vc; July-Auxust. 6.!'6Hc; August
September, 6.76c; September-October, 6 37c;
October-November, 6.22e.
GALVKSTON, Oct 3-COTTON-8teady
at 1.1 aO.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. -COTTON-
npots were steady; low
ordinary. 9"c.
nominal; ordinary. 10 616c. nominal: good
ordinary. llc; strong ordinary. 12 3-lBr;
low middling. liSr: strict low middling
II li-ltic; middling. 13 3-ltk-; strict middling'
136-16.:; good middling. 13 7-lc; s'rlct g.io.i
middling. 13,c; middling fair. V.r;
middling fair to fair. 14'c; fair liar
numlnal. It. ralpis. 6.102 bslcn; shipments.
""ST.' LOl lS. O f. S -COTTON-Stsdv
middling. USc hales, none: recc-lpis. none,
shipments, 3 bales; stock, 8.662 balsa.
Coffee Market. '
NEW TORK. Oct. 3.-CorFttB-Market
for future closed active at a net gain of
ldflll points. Sales were reported of 14 600
bags. Including October st 1 40c. December
at 6 60V5 8UC, March at 5u6T0c. May at
6 666 lie. July at 870S8Mr. Spot, (julrt;
OMAHA LIVE ST8CK MARKET
Killing- Cattle Steady and Feeder
Strong-er for Week.
HOGS CONTINUE ON DOWN 0EADE
Fat Lambs Fifteen to Quarter lllaher,
Feeding l.nmbe and All Kind of
keep Fifteen to Quarter
Lower for Week.
SOUTH OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 3, 1009.
Receipts were:
Cattle. Hogs. .Sheep.
...11,148 i.ir.i 38 115
... 6.924 4,6ts t,rt
...10.742 b'n 37.333
... 6.96$ 1.12$ $1,364
... LU 4.3HS U.015
88 3.S0S 760
Orflclsl Monday ...
Official Tueadsy ....
Official Wednesday
Official Thursday .
Official Friday ...
Estimate Saturday
Six day this week... 38. 346 36.317 lM.SfO
Same days last week... 33.720 22.912 102.. '4b
Ham day 3 week ago.."4.t2 la. 221 M.156
Sam day 3 weok ago.80.on4 80.234 N.h!$
Same day 4 week ago.2.t3 iHASi 7S.M4
Sam day last year...32.Sl$ 23.S&4 102,907
The following table show th receipts
of cattlvs, hog and sheep at South Omaha
for th year to date, compared with last
var: li. I'm Inc. teo.
Cattle 761.W10 72.Oi3 33,847
Hogs 1.813.7W( l,iW.tti3 124.2KO
Sheep 1,420,632 l,48ri,6 6o,323
Th following table shows the average
price of hog at South Omaha for th last
several day with comparison:
Dat. I 1909. 1908. 11307. 70. 105. 1B0. 1903,
BepL 21..
Sept 33..
Sept. 33..
Sept. 24..
Sept 26..
Sept 28..
Sept 27..!
Sept. 28..
Sept 2V..
3 12
6 871
81
( 74
6 841 12 ( SO! 6 8i; 6 81
141 I 33 6 76 I 8v
I 88 I I 2i I 76 73
t 801 t 17 id n.j 6 V4
t 96 8 18! t 281 6 68
6 96 3 U 24 i n 6 79
6 97 1 4 3Vi 6 1 6 811
3 1(H4
I II
8 164
8 lS-a
3 76
77i
6 67
J
8 16
8 04
67
6 M 1 6 18 6 74 6 68
7 37
bo
1 311 6 19i 6 6 6 72
03 I i 131 6 w 7 71
Sept 30..
7 88
691
Oct 1..
Oct 3..
7 871
7 861
8 0 3 Oli 6 26 I 6 74 6 82
D S9 S 9d I 84 9 14 " I
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live etoolc at
the Union block yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock yes
terday afternoon:
RECEIPTS. i
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Hr.
waoasn it. tt
Mo. V. Ry 1
V. t. R. R 14
C. & N. W. (east) . ... 3
C. 4c N. W. (west). 1 14
C St. P., M. s U,. ,. 6
C, B. & Q. (east).. .. 4
C, U. at y. (west). 28 14
Chicago Gt. Western . . 2
Total receipts .. 29 68
.::
DISPOSITION,
Cattls.
Omaha Pocking Co
Hogs. Sheep.
8
fwi'i ind Company.
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour tk Co
St. U Ind. Pkg. Co.
O. Pkg. Co., Denver
Cudahy, Denver ..
Other buyer
13
17
766
1.379
1,480
261
(74
3.713
1.866
829
184
8
Total
601
3,838
CATTLE Ther wer no cattle of any
oonbequence here today and no marktt for
th good reason thai there was nothing to
il. For th week receipts have been very
liberal, allowing a gain of several thousand
head over last a sen and a year ago.
in market on beef steers has been in
very satisfactory condition. Cornfed steers
have been very scarce and the few dealr-
Die kino have met with very ready sale
at good, firm price. On th other hand
common and interior aiiortted cattle have
been rather weak. The bulk of the beef sup-
Piy ha been mad up of rang steers. Prices
have shown comuaiativeiy little change.
Being now just about where they were a
week ago. Inferior kind, as a matter of
course, are a little weak and dull on some
davys, out Ui market, as a whole, has been
ui a good, healthy ooudluon throughout Ui
week.
Cow and heifers hav been good sellers
all tbo week, and price are now about the
am a week ago. In fact, there ha
not been nough change in the market to
talk about.
The demand for dosirabls stockers and
feeder ha been very good all th ween.
Th attendance of country buyer has been
quit larg and they hav kept supplies
well cleaned up. Price hav been steady
to atrong and, at the close of the week,
the market la safely 10al6o higher than
last week, so far aa th desirable kinds at
concerned. Medium and common kind
hav at least held their own.
Wuotatlons on cattle: Oood to choice
cornfed steer, $7.Sxiu.00; fair to good corn
fad steers, 36.364j7.2o; common to fair corn
fed steers, $4.7utia.26; good to cholcs range
steers, 36.264jii.40; fair to good range steers,
t4.4Utto.26; common to fair range steers,
I3.60tua.40: good to choice cornfed cowg and
heifer, 4.005.00; fair to good cornfed
cows and heifers, 3i 2(4.00; common to fair
cornfed cows and heifer, 32.0003.26: good to
choice range cows and heifer, 83.7604.26;
fair to good rang cow and heifers, 33.2601
8.75; common to fair range cow and heif
er, 33.2603.36; good to cholc tock
r and feeder, 34.00OS.36; fair to good
tocker and feeders, 33.4004.00; com
mon to fair stockers and feeders, 3i.763j3.40;
took heifers, $2 850S 66; veal calves, $3.5t?
8.76; bulls, stags, etc, $2.7604.75.
HOOS Receipts of hog this morning
wer light, but still th market wa not
very actlv or th trad In a vary satis
factory condition. Th market opened
about steady, but eased off, closing very
dull and lower without packer apparently
aring whether they bought the last four
or five load or not. Th bulk of all th
hog sold at ti.o6O7.80, the latter price alao
being th top.
Receipt of hog this week show a gain
of about 6,000 head, as compared with last
wek, and about 8,000 head, a compared
with a yar ago. Th week started out
with lower market and price hav bad a
downward tendency every day sine, with
th result that at th close of th weak
the general market la 3fcO30g lower than
one week ago.
Representative sales:
He. At. gh. Ft. N(, at. gh. Tt.
17 914 189 7 40 H 94 10 1
49 K ... T 10 71 til 1.0 7 l"H
71 14 180 T 80 44 8i7 40 T l?S
44 Ill 140 7 12 S 41 110 0 7 T
4 til 10 7 US 7 117 40 t rs
44 X8 8 T 41 78 164 ... 1 l?S
40 r 140 t 44 44 1M 110 7 47S
to irr ... u 76 ui ia 747s
81 844 180 t 44 81 !0 110 T 47s
St K1 40 T 4 41 lo7 120 T US
41 947 10 7 44 til 40 T I7S
74 tXi 10 7 14 74 .1 40 7 US
14 1K4 44 T 14 41 114 10 7 I7S
44 3t4 40 T M 41 Ill 0 7 ITS
6 (II 40 7 4 41 171 ISO 7 ?S
44 244 40 7 II 16 114 1 30 7 I7S
71 314 40 7 H 44 Il l 100 t SO
71 lol 40 7 44 14 IM ... 7 0
41 H 10 I IS 14 ( 10 t H
II SSI M 7 44 64 217 ... 7 M
4 0 10 7 14 44 279 M 7 90
41 131 ... 7 74 10 10 7 40
II 17 10 7 W II 22 ... 7 po
41 118 49 T 18 14 40 7 90
4 141 7 46 44 LJ0 II til
44 IN 180 7 II 44 fsl 40 7 0
SHEEP Receipt of sheep till morn
ing numbered only two car, nut enough
to make a market, and ther wa very
little of coneequence carried over from yes
terday. o that business in th big barn
was pretty nearly suspended. For th
week receipt foot up to 130,000 head, being
over 2ykj head larger than a week ago,
and 28,000 head In excess of the correspond
ing period of a year ago. In other word,
the receipt of sheep this week have been
the largert for any single week In th his
tory of the yards. In spit of the big run,
buyers l.uvu taken everything received on
the day of arrival, the trade throughout
the week being in a good, healthy and
entirely satisfactory condition.
As the season advances and receipts ln
crease, the quality, instead of improving,
is getting poorer and comparatively few
of ail the lumbs thia week wire good
enough for killers and none of them could
be graded aa strictly Kood or cholc Owing
oe graaeo as strictly kooh or cnoic.v u ni ,, , . ij,,.i.v
to Ths light supply of this kind of stock "Imeetlng: ITesldent Peter Allen, Hur le ,
prices have firmed up. being at the close 'Vice President J. W. Parmley, Ipswich;
of the week 164fi'.c higher limn at the close j Secretary C. E. Twamlry, Alexandria;
or issi wees, tnt outer na-.ti tne mar
ket on feeder lamia haJ had a downward!
u " "'"
' tendency, owing to the large receipts.
i While buyers have takfn everything coin-
'"K- they hsve nevorthelesa been able to
, gradually work price dovtnward until at
, the close of tlie vttek Hit gen-ial market
I oil f-e4er lambs ih 16;i2".c lovter. with some
of the Inreilor llgl, giants much ss u'illied to neip pay tne rp",""
iaalMs lower. It :r.un u. un.lci hkiU. Iioa- nate th'iw and which the legislature firo
ever. that lh.se co-npai Is.ms sr.. imtdo wl.li , . .. . t wnt(.r. Ca:h il:-s T ill he
th late market Ihi uc.-k. hen pi Ices ' m u . . .,,,,, ., ,.
on feeder lambs were extremely high. In j offered for corn and the agrlculiural Im
other words, th msrket Is now in a very plement houeses will offer special prises
satisfactory condition as viewed from a)forei,rn a n effort will be made to secure
seller's stsndpolnt. . , i , he ssr vices of Prof P. O Holden, th Iowa
Kat sheep have also hsd an easier tend- the services 01 rrui
ency this week, but they sre not over litf corn expert, to conduct the tnre aayr
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znc toarr tnan ieei w-r hih'i " '.
t... n.,r.l.A m lltll.. tlr.a
still there wss a sufficiently good demand
lo make way alth everything on the day
4t turlTeU. ITed
a log gheep aua we nv
shown about th iimi decline 88 have th
killers.
Uuotatlon on fst shoen and lmb: uwd
to cholc lambs. an.7MJ7.IO; fnlr to g"fd
lambs, ttt.tWiMb; good ltrht yesrllngs, tf 00
fiR.30; good heavv yearlings, 15 Oo-iie.lfli good
to rholce wethets. 34 2f4i4 W: fair to good
wethers. 14 ieii,i4 "A- rnml in rholre eaas.
1('04 26: fair to good ewes. 33.75'.r4 IS.
Sf'ioiations on reeder stork: iKa to
rholce lambs, 36.0tlJ.6O; fair to good lamb,
V SK'riii 60; light vesrllntss. 004.10; heavy
yearlings. 34 7li 00; old wether. 3.oO,f
2t; good to choice ewes. 33.OH.g3 60; breed
ing ewes. 33.766.60; yearling breeding owes,
36.r).oo.
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKHT
Cattle nasi Sheep teady Hogra
teady to Weak.
CHICAOO. Oct. 3. OATTLK Receipts,
estimated at 4H0 head; market steady;
beeves. 34 108 50; Texas steers. 33 8605 10;
western steers, 31 007.00; tocker8 and feed
er. 33.15.476 26; cow and heifers, $2.10t5.00;
calves. 37.00,i00.
HOGS Ileceipts. estimated at 6.000 head;
market steady to weak; light. 87.50'UH.26;
mixed. 37.6tj4 40; heavy, 37."01j8.40; rough,
37.50ij7."6; good to cholc heavy, 37.768.40;
pig. 36 KK.SO; bulk of sale. $7.Wjj8 26.
SHEEP AND I.A MRS Receipts, esti
mated at 1,000 head; market steady; native,
2&tj6.00; western. 32 75j6 00; yearlings, 34 60
j'6.60; lambs, native. 4.7ra7.25; western,
34.60iT7.36.
Kansas City I. Ire Stork Market.
KANSAS C1TT. Oct 2 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 600 hesd. Including 800 southerns.
Market steady; receipts for th week
91,100 head; choice export and dressed
beef steera, 36. 608. in; fair to good,
84.603 6.26; western steers. 33.600 6.76;
stookers and feeders, 33.00C?6.26; south
ern steers, 33 2004.60; southern cows,
32.10(8 8.76; native cow. 83.8604 3S; na
tive heifers. 38 OOfl5.26; bulls, 82. 6003.76;
caivee go.uo in; ( .00.
HOOS Receipts. 8.000 head. Market
stesdy to 6c lower; receipts for the week,
60,000 head; top, 38 00; bulk of sales. 37.70
js.iid; neavy, 6.ouiaBia; packers and
butchers. 87.9008.10: llarht. 37.6003.00:
pig, 36.6007.26.
no Hiieep Reclpta for th week, 60,
600 head.
St. Loala Live stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. t, CATTLE Receipts,
800 head. Including 600 Txan. Market
teady: native shipping and export steers.
$6. 1607. 86; dressed beef and butcher
steers. 16 00 6.10; steers under 1,000 lbs ,
33 7606.00; stockers and feeders, 88.600
4 76; cows and heifer. 38.0046.26; can
ners, 82 2602 76; bulls, 33.0004.36; calves,
o.ooiH n.ia; texas and Indian steers,
33 601316.86
... .. n 1. n 1 ,4 itet nn
HOOS Receipts. 3 600 head. Market
teady; pig and lights, $6.6008 00; pack
ers, 37.800 8.10; butcher and best heavy,
3S.16W 8 86.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 600
head. Market steady: native mutt tons.
$3.60-34.76; Iamb. $6.767.36; culls and
buck, 32.7604 00; stockers, $3.260100.
Slonz City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX C1TT, la., Oot. 8. Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipt, 300 head; mar
ket nominal.
HOOS Receipt. 1.100 head; market
steady to 6c lower; range of prices, $7,700
38.00; bulk of sales, 37.7607.85.
Stock In Sight.
Receipt of live stock at the lx prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha $8 8.808 760
Sioux City 300 2,100
St. Joseph 600 2.500 200
Kansas City 600 t.000
St. Louis 800 . 2,500 600
Chicago 400 6,000 1,000
Total 3,688 19,908 3,460
OMAHA QENEHAli MARKETS.
Stnnlo and Fane? Prsdsse frlea Par.
nlshed f Bayers and Wkoleanlora.
BUTTER Creamry, No. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. carton. 374o; No.
1, In 601b. tub. 17o; No. 3 In l ib. ear
tona, 38o; In 80-lb. tub, 34c; packing atock.
l9'4920Vc; fancy dairy, tubs, 22tf.Ho; com
mon roll, fresh made, loOisfeo. Market
Changes every Tuesday.
EGOS Freeh elllns atock, candled, 33c
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full cream
twin. 16c; Young America. 4 In hoop,
6Vso; favorite, In hoop, 16a; dalslea, 39 la
hoop, 16V4c; cream briok, full oaa, 16a;
blook Swiss, 16c; full eream liraburger, I60.
POULTRT Broiler, 16c; alive, springs,
16c; bona 10c; cocks, 7o; ducks, 10e; geese.
3c; turkey, lie; pigeons, per dog., tec;
guinea fowl, per Cos.. $3.60; squab, per
dos.. 81 Creased hena, 11c; springs, 190
lie; cooks, Vyo. duck. Uo; gesose, llfeo;
turkey. 82a
FISH Fresh, caugrjt, almost all are
drsaaed: Halibut. 80; buffalo, 9c; trout,
lie; bullheads, 14c; catfish, 17o; orappiee,
sunflsh, eOtsc; blac bass. 36c. wnltetish,
18c; pike, 13o; salmon, 140; pickerel, Wc;
frog legs, 860. Fresh frosen: Whlteflsh.
No. 1. 10c; round. 80; pickerel, dressed,
and headless. 7c; round, 60; pik, dressed,
10c; round, 9o; red snapper, Uo; Spanish
maokerel, 18c; natlv mackerel, stn each.
ttbUF CUTS No. 1 ribs. 19c; No. 3 rib.
12c; No. 8 ribs, 7c; No. 1 loin, 3uo; No. 3
loin, use; no. 8 loin, io; jso. 4 chuck.
ftc; No. 3 chuck, 4c; No. 3 chuck, 4s,c;
No. 1 round, 9fto; no. i round, ic; No. 3
round, 6Vo; No. 1 plate, 614u; No. 3 plute,
4c; No. 3 Plata, 8Vc,
VEUaTABLKB iwansaa sweet potatoes.
32.71 per bbl. Celery, Michigan. 60c bunch.
Cabbage, home grown, 1S0 per lb. Wis
consin Red Ulob onlona, 80 per lb Call'
fornla cauliflower, 8J.0O per urate. Toma
toe, horn UTOwn, markst basket, too;
orate, 84.00. Lettuce, per doa., 80c Far
amps, turnips, carrota, 75c pei doa. Flor
ida new beets, carrots, parsnip, turnips,
lc, per doa, 76c
FRESH FRUITS Florida pineapple, 18a
to 48. 81.7b per crate; grape fruits, 36 site,
per box. $6; 46 !, 86.60; 64 sis. 36: ba
nanas, fancy aeleot. 81.6002 00; apple, horn
grown, per ha basket, 76Otl.00; marast
basLct. 46o.
ALL RIGHT TO GIVE HORSE
MEDICINE IN WHISKY
Jury fa Tnrner Cownty, S. D., Hold
DrnAgjlat Blameless for Malt
lag Mistake.
SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Oct. I.-(Speclal.)
To give a man horse medicine when he
call for whisky 1 not a crime according
to a verdict returned by a jury In the state
circuit court of Turner county. The case
In which this was decided was tried during
a term of court just held, with Judge K
B. Tripp of Tankton presiding. Reter Red
stilus was th plaintiff In th aotion and
the defendant wa th Wlpf Drug com
pany, doing business In Turner county
Redcnlu sought to recover from th com
pany damage In the sum of $5. 000. The
plaintiff alleged that he called at thi
place of business of th company and or
dered whisky and that Instead of giving
him whisky those In charge of the store
delivered to him a quantity of horse medi
cine, which he drank. The plaintiff further
alleged that the drinking of tn concoction
made him 111 and damaged his system to
the extent of the 3o,0u0 which he demanded
The Jury was out only about ten minutes
when it returned a verdict in favor of the
defendant company.
Arrangements for Corn Show.
MITCHELL, S. D., Oct. 2 (Special. )-A
meeting of ths hoard of director of the
The following were present a
Treasurer W. A. Wheeler. Mitchell; John
1 , ,,,..,., of Hurley representative Ur the
, Lekln.s or huw, repr
southern district, ana K '"ina nl
Mitch. II for the central district. It was
' nn, .,,-, ,hat the Farmers' Ilnstltul
" . . " . ..... 1(VW -v-i-h win be
board had set asm . a men wwi urn
corn ecnool a nicn tiu i.w .i.-. i.i,,,,rV
tlull
He will probably be assisted by Prof.
W. A. Wheeler of this city and Prof
C.
tx-iiii ut BrookiJUej Agricultural CoUga
State Corn and tirain urowers association - - out tne eaanuee te oe geine i
t.,.iA ln thle rltv IMav to arrann 1 .,..:. ui. ailment actirlt.ea taroug a Btoek Bi
w" " ' ,. . - , Inaa houas, and a.acrlLee In 4.111 ta SMttu
for the annual corn show. Mltchsll was ci....g. nou Keurilm
decided upon as the place for the meeting w. i,ne reau-.t. from Uiveetors for this Woo.
and the date, selected are January 17 to 1st. -w ' - "li
The slate will b divided Into three
divisions for th contest on corn, Inasmuch
as trier I a dlffrenc In th growth ol
corn in th three portion of th tt.
Rl II roH TBI PP COIT3TT LAUD
Tim Raplre tor Tkoeo Who Draw
"1 ambers to File.
COLOME, S. D., Oct. 3. (8polal.
Th filing of those who drew number J
In th Tripp county drawing ndd X" J
terday and the land that remain wllJ
open to all from now on. Th rul
squatter 1 astonishing. Oolom '.
been filled with strsngera who hav
watting for several days and hurJ
hav passed through th town. Ini
there will be three or four Bquatttl
each available piece of land. At
biles and team of every descrlptlc
pressed Into service and till thert
scarcity of means of transportation.
automobiles hav been retained at a 1
a 3200 for th day and night.
The land In Tripp county has 1
filed upon very closely by thoa who l.
number and about the only chanr
obtain land now I to buy Indian deetn
land or relinquishments, whloh are fal
and held high.
name Law Enforcement.
MITCHELL, 8. V.. Oct. I.-tSpeslal.)-
Stat Game Warden Banoroft asMmblo
thirty of the county game warden in tntg
city till afternoon to dismiss th ecforoo
ment of th gam law of the gtato a
passed by th roent legislature. Ia the
discussion that followed It wa vMnf
that the game warden should appoint tnelf
own deputies, and thsy bald that tJt rafj
ular officer wer lax In regard to enforc
ing the gam law. Th earjierlonon they
related sought to bear out thalr oontasv
tlon. Many of the counties rapertad fay
vorably on th taking oat ef llocue by
the local hunter In the eounty, whloh
amount to 31 per aon. Bern count!
reported having reoelved over 1808, and the
warden of Codington county topped tb
heap with th tatemnt that 31,000 was
paid In for hunter' licenses, and whloh la
probably the largest number of any county
in the state.
Kapertment wltk Wow ITkeat.
8IOUX FALLS. 8. D., Oct l-(8polal.)
Chrl Ulmer, one of th best known and
most progressive of the farmer ef Hutch
inson county, this season mad some Inter
esting experiments with a variety of wheat
which Is new to South Dakota. Th aaed
was Imported from the British sjorthwest
and ta of the Fife variety. Last spring
Ulmer shipped in four sacks of the seed
and sowed tt on land which wa nw and
had only recently been broken, the land
having been utilised for som years solely
for pasturing purpose. Ulmer now ha
threshed the grain raised from th four
sacks of seed and find that tt yielded
him a total of 200 bushel, th yield being
equal to twenty-five bushel for aoh on
bushel of seed which he placed tn th
ground.
Money In Dakota Lavn A.
MITCHELL, 8. D., Oct. 1 (Special.)
cial.) A tract of farm land situated near
Wagner, Charles Mix county, ha changed
hands several times during the last six
week, and those aelllng It mad an ag
gregate of about 33,000 by the tncreaa
In the value of the land alone, which 1
another illustration of th rapid In
crease In the value of South Dakota
farm land. A part of th tract wa not
Improved at all, and yet It brought $78
an acre th purchaser being satisfied
that within a short time it will be worth
much more than this. An Improved por
tion of the farm aoll readily at 390 an
acre, which 1 about th highest price
that farm land has yet sold at In Charles
Mix county.
Top Prle of Yankton Lautd.
TANKTON, B. D., Oct. l-(8pclaL)
Ninety dollars an acre U the new notch
set for Tankton county land, this prtoo
being reached for 300 acre known as th
Lon Seeley farm, west of Tankton a tew
miles. Reuben Blear, who married a daugh
ter of Mr. Seeley, was the purohaser.
LAKE PORTS BUSY PLACES
DURING MONTH OF AUGUST
Statistics Show Big Increase In Ordi
nary Business by Water
Transportation.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I Th largest total
of shipments ever made from the Oreat
Lake ports developed In August, according
to a bulletin Just Issued by th Bureau of
Statistic. During August th domestl
hlpment of all kind of merchandise
amounted to 12,643,067 net ton as compared,
with 10,066,449 nt ton for th same period
for 1908. 'f
Domestic shipments of Iron ore showed
86,947,606 gross tons, an Increase of 45 pel
cent over those for th sams period of 1908.
Up to August 31, the total season shipment!
amounted to double those reported for thi
same period of 1908, being 31,328,00! grosi
ton.
Whet shipments showed exceedlngl!
smalt total. Although th hlpment of
coal and lumber were rather heavy during
August, they fell below the average for
the same month of 1808. The movement
of Iske vessels In domestic trade computed
by the number and tonnage of vessels de
parting from th lake port wa Ji th
largest ever reported.
FEEDING WITH STOMACH
PUMP DECLARED ILLEGAL
Writ Against English Officials for
Forcibly Feeding: Snl
fragetle. LONDON. Oct. 3 Writ hav been leaned
against Home Becrstary Oladstons and the
prison officials of JJlrmlngham in connec
tion with an axtlon for assault for th
forcible feeding with a .tomach pump last
week of a number of suffragettes who pt
sisted In going on a "hunger strike" whll
In Jail. The suffragettes' leaders 000 tend
that forcible feeding Is illegal.
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