ill I HEK: OMAHA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1P09.
CRAB ASD PRODUCE MARKET
Xeceipts at Primary Centen Increaie,
Weighing Sown Values.
OPTIONS MAY FOLLOW CASH PRICE
Active u . Hoi 4 Lowery Otilnn
Increase of fklpmriilt and
Plaw Dmim4 from r-sat-era
Bayers.
" .',.- OMAHA. Oct. 1,
-easing "receipts at all prominent
a la beginning to weigh heavy on
value anil tit onlnlons Of the but
(ra n edict that the options mill follow
1 m dm'ltti-ia
na mHi risible supply Increased
2 000 rniahala of (hl md tha slocks at
ipplng points Indicate heavier rew Ipt
in shipments. Demand from all quartets
. a aluniDed'ld tha laAt few days and alth
JC, present movement the bears aeem to
travs (he oontrolllng feature - -
The wheat market was soggy and sell
ing was heavy on the weak spots, a the
..nsjorlty of the tradera were bearish on th .
heavy racelpta In the northweat and a
i quick falling off of the demand that was
ao evident last week.
Corn waa active, but Bold lower owing to
tha Increasing receipts and alow demand
from aaatern buyers. Vtilees demand Im
provea corn valtiea will work lower, an the
aeather Indications) ara fine and ahould
atart' a heavy movement.
Primary wheat receipts were J.SM.OOO bu.
and ahlpmenta ware 613.000 bu., against re
ceipts laat year of a,01-,0-0 bu. and ahlp
menta of tTJ.Ou bu
Primary corn reoelpta wera 871.000 bu.
and ahlpmenta ware 4SW.000 bu., against re
ceipts last year of 47,00 bu, and ahlp
menta of 706.0K) bu.
Clearances wera ,000 bu. of corn, 300 bu.
of oata and wheat and flour equal to 361,000
bu. , ,
Liverpool closed higher on wheat
and ViWd higher on corn.
Local range of optlona:
supply nf wheat
was 7.4-I.CO bu..
In c.Vs'1 last S .'nrdny
an Im-rcase of !.. WW bu.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Articles. Close. Hlgh. Low. Close. Sat'y.
Wheat'
lec... M4 W4 M'4 8J74 Mt
May... WVi Wtt
Corn
Iec.... M h4 M'4 B4'4 M4
May.., MTfc ti W MVi , 56.4
Oata ': . r
Deo,... r4 it 74 r?4 r4
May... 40 40 tH 39V4 40
Omaha Cash Frlees.
WHEAT NO. I hard. $1.011.02; No. 8
hard, 7VkWo No. 4 bard, 2&.7o;. No. 3
spring. SOUjWo. - i .
COKN No. , 8Vio: No. 8, Mc; No. 4,
Mo; Ny yellow, W V4l4tc I No. 8 yellow,
6 ViClf Vt. No. t white, 57c; No. 8 white,
64-7c.
OATIS No. I mixed. 86J3Tc; No. 3 yellow,
87Hc; No. 3 white. 38c; No. 4 white. Sl9
37 He: standard, DSVta.
ItTE No. 2, U-fiOo; No. 8, 8S69o.
Carlot IVeee.yta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago .. 43 m 139
Minneapolis ....,.......-
M-W .ORK (.KNKHAI, M 4MKBT
((notation til the liar Various
4 'am mod I ties.
NKW YORK. Oct. 4-FLOl'lt Ilerei.its,
r,l.:iV) bbl..; exports. I..") bbls. Market
flrmlv held. Minnesota patents, $r. ij.o .VO;
winter strsiKlits, $!.. cf "i.oo; Minnesota
bakers. $4 fil.",; winter extra.. $4.M4 60;
wlnt'T patent. . !, I. ii5..0; winter low (trades,
II 10i 4 SO; Kansas -trailits, 1 1 Potii R.nn.
Rve Hour, firm: fair to good. 34.oti 4.30;
choice to fanrv. II.35P4-0.
CoRNMKAl Kasy; f'ne white and yl-lo-,
fl. rival.,-; coarse, fl.50Ul.u; kiln dried.
$.1 ft-,.
KTK-1 Hi 11; No..! western, 76Hc, nominal,
f. o. b. New York.
T.AKI.I.Y .Steady; feeding, 58ii0c,
nominal, c. I. f.. New York.
Wll HAT Receipts. 271. n0 bit.; exports.
16...H00 hu. fpot market steady. No. 2 red,
nominal, elevator; No. 2. nominal, f. o. h.,
afloat; No. 1 northern luilutli, 31.0RV nom
inal, f. o. Ii.. Hfloat; No. 2 hard winter,
II 147,, nomiiiul, afloat. Opening firm and
hiirher today on bullish cahles, wheat grad
ually eased off under his; receipts, a less
ac tive northwest cash demand and a bear
ish snow report, closing quiet nt '4c net
loss. December closed at ll-OTi; May closed
at II .OK '4.
CORN-Recelpts. 67.600 hu.; exports, g T92
hu. Spot market easy. No. 2 old, 70c. ele
vator, and 7014c, delivered; No. 2 old, 6').,
first half October; No. 3 yellow, 70c. nom
inal; No. 3 new. &3c, winter shipment.
Option market was without transactions,
cloning unchanged. December closed at
U-c.
OATS Receipts, 115.875 bit.; exports, 300
nu. pot marset firm. Mixed. 41',j'5l2o;
natural white, 4,ra'4u'-4c; clipped white, ii',
C48o.
HAY Firm; No. 3, WKtSjc; good to choice,
OeHi 11.00.
HOPS Klrin:' state, common to choice,
io, i 1U13..C; 190H, jsy.'oc; I'acmo coast,
is", z;i'7c: i.or. ii!ic.
HIDES Firm; Hogota, 2021c; Central
America, zic,
I.KATIIKR-Quiet; acid, 22 30c.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady: family,
114.00 14 50; .Tiei-s, 111. 00 11 60. Hams.
124.00 . 2..00: packet. 11 2.00V 1 2 50: city
extra India mess, f 21.00 ff 21.60. Cut ments,
quiet: pickled bellies, 1 4.00 1 4.50; pick
led hams, jiL'.ihia 13 i). lard, hareiy
steady; mldille west. 812.70fTl2.KO; refined
steady; continent, 113 IS; South Ameri'-a
II4.U0; compound. 9.(V(i 26. Pork, steady;
family. 13 .tuvfiiw 00; short clear, 3.6Vuo.50;
mess, uo"i;..v.
1 A I.LUW Firm: city. B'.i5''o: conntrv.
RICE Firm: domestic 24 0 7c: Jaoan.
0 'fl nr.
HIjTTF.R Firm; creamery specials. 31c
extras, 30c; thirds and firsts, 26V42Hc;
process, 25(if27c; western factory, 23c;
imnaiion creamery, zorvbc.
t;(lt..S IB Htesdy; state. 'full cream son.
clala, 16H W16Vcj state, fancv, lSc
state, common to good, 1 1 tj 1 4 c ; ful
to special. K(& 13c. "
E(1(H Steady: western, extra firsts.
oijt .ic; nrsts, Z4!8i2c; seconds, 22V4
U t .j c.
POl LTRY-Dressed easy: western chick
ens, He; fowls, 13Wfjlflc.
CALL MONEY MARKET FIRM
1 nlted states teel and eir Vork
teatral lonaplraona Pnlat of
.trrnath Railroad Traffic
la (ironing.
.1411
107
Omaha
Duluth
CHICAtiO GRAIN , AND PROVISIONS
Featarea ! 4h Tradlas and C'loalnc
Prloea Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct 4. Large offerings from
the west made a heavy wheat market here
today, tha oloae. being k'tiSc under Satur
day.. -.Corn lost V?-C, oat YftrHo to ic,
and provisions closed Irregular after a very
dull day.
A heavy tona charaierled tha wheat
market all day, with- tha exception of a few
minutes at tha npanlng; but losses were
not material. The selling of December
and buying of May by certain elevator In
terests furnished tha only features of the
day. Cash wheat was firm.
The trend at corn was still downward.
The new crop Is eatlmated by a local ex
pert at 2.700,000,000 bushels. Cash corn in
tha sample aiarket declined Hfilc.
Oata developed an unsteady, weak tone.
Cash eata In the1 sample market, ' however,
remained steady. At the bottom, December
w el t "Xlil&Ah!j-V,y
undr brf 1- . is
ill , ins. pi oviaiomi umiKn ,v'ow.tvi
waa the only product', ta artvlnc, closing
10c higher.' Suclt demand waa -mainly for
January delivery. Cash product , Was fltm.
leading quotations ranged as followJi
Article. fOpen.1 Hlgb.f Low. Close. Ycs'y.
Wheat x I I I
Dec. 1 0H lOO-S, 9.1SV81 1 004H
May 1 V(. J 1 '011i 1 9-U I 02,?,
Corn . I I
Oat. . KH4 . . . B9il 59 69 00
Dec. d7Vo f.71 5H'4 67 57V"lH
May DSH(tf 69'fc! ' 69 60
Oata- r I
Dec. 4O130 , 40'tgTtf3 39,89 B 394
May 42'vS'l 42V41H. V:41 Viifj1a.42i5'42V
Pork- , I
Oct. 23 10 23 25 23 10 23 26 1 23 20
Jan. . 18 i5. U b . 14) 4Vk U 62V.I 18 tW
Lard I j
Oct. 11 274 13 32Vi 11 224 13 32 Vk 12 22Vt
Nov. 11 SO 11 85 11 76 11 80 11 (
Jan. 10 -'S 10 86 10 86 10 W) 10 U0
.libs
Oct. 11 00 11 62Vi 11 40 Ui0 11 024
Jan. T 7 9 76 70 II 72 77 4
May 8 00 f 72VI 9 65 9 70 9 76
WEATHER THK GRAIN BELT
" Probably Tuesday and Not Much
Chaste In Temperature.
OMAHA. Oct. 4. 1909.
An area or high pressure overlies the
country east of the Rocky mountains, and
lair to clear weather continues general
i 01 inn mountains, excent that verier.
any cloudy conditions prevail In the laka
region, uppor 1OI1I0 valley and eastern
states. Itarometrlo depressions continue
in me extreme northwest and southwest
ann. snowers were general In the moon
tains and throughout the northwest within
ine last twenty-four hours. The weather
has grown somewhat warmer In the west
since the preceding report, but no Im
portant cnange in temperature has oc
currea in the central valleys or eastern
pornon uuring the last forty-eight hours,
nne weather conditions are somewhat
unsemeti inroughout the western portion
no imuortanx nor immediate chancre i In
dicated for the central - valleys, and fair
wc-amer win continue In this vicinity to
night and probably Tuesday, with no
mucn cnange in temperature.
Record of temperature and tireclnltAtinn
luiiiiitirco wun tne corresponding day o
me iubi inrce years:
1!W17 I'jfu;
minimum temperature. ... 68 . . 6t 4 M
t-recipitation 00 .00 On
Normal temperature for todayj 00 degrees,
'n i.-ir-m-y in urecroi tation s nice vinrh 1
felled -
l.tiJ-ftfcliesi
Deficiency
3.19 inches.
Ieficlency
t.68 Inches.
Mrresponding period In 1908,
corresponding period In 1907,
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
Market
DeTelopt UneTen Strength
After Weak Start.
dsv weakened on Interpretation
Spanish-Moroccan situation.
of the
NEW YORK. Oct. 4 The stock market
developed uneven atrength after a weak
start today, but the activity dwindled tin-
r the Influence of the sustained firmness
of the call money rate. Call money touched
41 per cent, Friday's high rate, early In
the afternoon. A gradual recession from
the rate due to the periodical money re
quirements of the first of October Is looked
lor ordinarily.
The weekly bank statement, nublished
after the close of business on (.atnrday.
offers the occasion for the conservative
ttltude of lenders. The sutnlus reserve of
the banks is down to the vanishing point
and t lie forces of depletion of sash are
still at work. The substitute treasury
starts the week with a requisition 011 the
banks for fl.7t3,000 and has not a credit
balance at the clearing house this morn
ing. Foreign discount markets showed
mure of the effect of the relaxation after
the October 1 requirements, the private dis
count rate receding a fraction In Berlin.
Russia took the 83.000.000 aold available In
London today following the 83.000,0JO shipped
from there to Egypt on Saturday. The
Foreign exchange market here, therefore
was little affected. In spite of the harder
tone or our local money market. The gov
ernment report on conditions of cotton of
fered small prosiect for an Increase of ex
change from ports of that commodity, the
condition being a low record uercentage
for the season of the year. The principal
stock market Influence, which centered
with the restraint of the money position
was the determined advance In United
States steel. After opening down a point
under the Influence of selling at London,
the stock started upwards and narrowed
Its distance from par to only a shade
more than five points. It was rumored
that the company had purchased l.VOO.OnO of
Its own shares In the market, as It Is priv
ileged to do under Its charter, representing
n outlay of some I'iO.OOU.OUO. This report
and others like it received no official coun
tenance.
New York Central was another conspicu
ous point of strength, feeling the good ef
fect of large Increase In August earnings
and the reports of the enormous car move
ment over the system during September.
Kallrond traffic ofrlcials rrom all sec
tions reported an enlarging merchandise
movement and Increasing need for cars.
The rise In Northern Pacific was based 011
the August earnings.
A good Impression was produced by the
ready sale of a $2.r.O00.0U0 Issue of New
York Telephone bonds, offered in this
country and abroad. Some of the bonds
of Industrial companies rose In sympathy,
but the general bond market was Ir
regular. Total sales par value $o,275,000. United
States bonds were unchanged on call.
Number of saleB and leading quotations
on stocks today were as toiiows:
Blei. Him. ln
Xen Ysrk Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4. MONET On call,
strong at 4H4'-i per cent: ruling rate, 4 per
cent; closing btd, 4 per cent; offered at 41
per cent. Tlrrm lowns. flrmf sixty daya. 4
per cent: ninety dav. 4'4 per cent; six
mi'n'hs, 4Vfi4H Pr cenU
Pill ME MERCANTILE PAPER-mtH
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 84 M10
.H.MI.i for sixty-day bills and at 14 M for
demand; commercial bills. 84.83. 94 84.
SILVER Har, 61'c: Mexican dollars. 4itc.
HONDS Government, steady; railroad. Ir
regular. The following are the closing quotations
on Mocks and bonds:
....nvint. Mst. 44 H'i
,...lnM Int. M. M. 4'tl 71
Japtn 4 i7
....11 do H
lHK. C!. so. lit la 74
....1ITSU n. rt.b. 4i 1M1... .4t
StL A N unt .1 MV4
....MIM,, K. T. Id 4a...l0
U...01 do 4V tou
I'. 8. rcf. i, rn
do coupon
I . . 8. ri
do coupon ....
l . U rrm ...
do roup-in
Allla-l-bal. lit (a...
Am. Af.
Am. T. A T. a.. 4i
Am. Tobacco 4a....
do a
Armour a Co. Hi
Atehleon gaii. 4s...
do ii, 4a
do ct. la 1.27,
-At. v. 1.. 1st 4a..
Ral. Ohio 4a....
do 3'.a
do S. W. SHa...
Brk. Tr. c. 4
("antral of Oa. (a.
ran. Lrathar Im
' ot N. J. f. na.
Chm. ft Ohio 4Via.
do ref. 6a ,.
fhlraio A. H,l
C. B. g. J. 4.
no R.n. 4
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipt of Cattle Very Large, Even
for Monday.
HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER
Receipt of Sheep and l amba Largest
of the Year to Date, with Prloea
Steady to Qalte a Lit
tle Lower.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 4. 1W!.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
to Mo. Pacltlo 4a Ilv.
11014 N. ft. R. of M. 4va M
M N. T. C. . 1
li S o deb 4a 6Vk
l:lt I., N. II a H.
W 144U
. ..r. a w. ut r. 4a...
. do r. 4s inj
. 2'tNn. Paclfm 4a lo:4j
. (Hit 4do la 74
. 8H14 0. 8. L. rtg 4a MV,
.H'.xr.nn. cv. ivta 1915...
loon do con. 4a lv,.4
.1t Rdtn tan. 4a w
.M at. l s r. tf. 4a. 64
1o gan. 6a ,94
. 76H8t- L. 8. W. . 4... 7S
. ?v do lat gold 4a M't
im H srasnam A. 1,. 4a. i
...ll.mH)
...11.14S
...10.2. 1
.11.447
. .s
...12.136
showa
ls.
72t.:S
1 ..lhl
i,,.as
shows
S,K)
2.1M
1127
1.7
1 444
11578
4u.tn.0
3X .14.
1.2J7
22.74
11. M0
11.301
the receipt.
Receipts were:
Estimate Monday
Same day last week
same day Z weeks ago
Sam day 3 weeka ago
Kama day 4 weeka ago
Same day laat year....
The followln table
of cattle, hoga and sheep at South Omaha
tor tha year to date, compared wun iasi
year: 1W..
Cattla 773.H77
Hogs l.ttli.llo
Mheep 1.4fi0,7i8
Tha following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days with comparisons:
Kansas City Grain anil Provisions
K.AXSSA.N CITY. OCt. 4,-WIIKAT-l'n
cnanaea, rso. 2 Hard. I 04',j'l iW' 9 u,
11.03; No. 2 red. $1.1 1.21; No. 3. $l.l5fel.lK:
December, ,Bc; May, t7Tkc; July, no hid
CORN l2Vo lower; No. 2 mixed. 6!tc;
No. 3, Wc; No. 2 white, tV8lc; No. 3
HOilfiOVfac; December, 5tic; May. Bc; July,
GVc.
OATH 1c lower; No. 2
2 mixed, 33!c.
R 1 rl tOifcJ-C.
HA Y I'nchanged to 2:.c lower; choice
timothy. $11. WMi 12.00: choice prelrie $8,504?
75; choice alfalfa. liaTATy 16.00.
Hl'TTlilt Creamery, extras. 2SVc; firsts
20V; seconds. 2mc; packing sUck 21c
K'lOf-Kxtras. 2?,c: firsts. 22: kecond nnrt
dirties. 15c; current receipts, 0c; south
erns, loss off, 14c.
white. S941c; No.
No. 1
Cash quotations wera as follow a:
FLOUR Firm; winter patents, $4.fi5'ffG.OO;
winter straights, $4 3lVtt4.M; spring, straights,
$47Vfi4.90; bakers. $3.205.00.
RYi-No. 1 72i87Sc
RARLKY Feed or mixing, Kxyule; fair to
choice malting, R6864o.
HKKUfi Klujt, No. 1 southwestern, $1.S24:
No. 1 northwestern, $1.42 Timothy, $.'.6J
PROVISIONS Mesa pork, per bbl . $24 26.
Lard, per 100 lbs., 12.4t. Short rihs, sides
(loose), 111.4011 70 Short clear sides
(boxed), 112. S7Vs 12.50.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 361.000 bu. Exports for tha week,
as shown by Bradstreet's, were equal to
11702.000 bu. Primary receipts were 2.3i"3,00.
bu., compared with I.Sld.OoO bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago. Tha visible aup
ly of wheat In the Culled Plates Increased
,.Z.W1UW bu. for the week. The amount of
breadstuTf On ocean passage increased 1.
00.000 bu.
hi TTKR-ateady; creameries. H432&c'
tlalrles. 2ri26c.
FUH.S Receipts. i.W caaea. Market
teady; at mark, cases included, W; firsts,
Cc; prime firsts, 24c.
CHKKSK Firm; daisies, ' 154lFic
twins, 14l."c;- Young Americas, 16'J
Ui,e: long horns. lfil4Vc.
POTATOKSStaady; clioloa to fancy. I0i
3c; fair to good, 4i8'48o.
POULTRY Eaay; turkeys, lhQlSc; chick
ens, 13c; springs, lime.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
K cars; corn, til cars; oats, 264 cara: hoga.
10.000 head.
at. Loals (ieaeral Market.
ST. LOtns. Oct. 4. WH E A T Futures,
lower: cash, firm; track. No. 1 red, cash
$1 1PH4M.21 H; No. hard. $1 IMilltfU; Le
renibrr, $1 02V.3i.O2i4; May, I1.04H.
X)RN Lower; track. No. 3 cash. K.Vff
c; December, Mc; May, S9'c; No. 3
white. SSifi'aVrc.
OATS Weak; track. ' No. 2 cash. ts-5
S9Vtc; December, 3p3yt,c; May, 41'jc; No.
2 white. 4So.
RYF.-Higher at 72c.
FIXJL'R Firm; red winter patents. 11 40
166.75, extra fancy and straight, $4.80.40
hard m-lnter clears, l4.0"Vn4 90.
KKKP-Timothy. $3.00H0. . .
t. OKIaj.Al J.itl.
''AN oteady; aacked, east track
a 104.
ii.Y Steadv; . timothy, $13,000 14 00;
r HO urn 11.00.
RAGGING 7c: .
HKMP TWINE-76,- ...
PRD1SION3-Prtrk. .unchanged; $13 50.
J"' btuhar: pttnie ataam. $J2 UWn 12 tlt.
Try salt meata, unchanged; boxed extra
hort,. ii60; clear rlba, $il ; ahort elears.
1r . af;Von' unchanged; boxed extra
Jure ltW: "hort civr'
. POI LTRY fueady;' chickens. llo;
spring, ljc; turkayak ltflc; ducks. 10c;
geeae. c. ., ..'
PCTYKR-Rtegdyi oraamrry. 24330c. . ..
EGGB- Higher at "l'-i
Itectlpta and sklyineuta of flour and grain
were a follows:'
Reoelpta. Shipments.
Wheat, bu...
Corn,- bu
Oais, bu
Quotations-
lows:
Receipts. Shipmen's
rra.OHO 77IYK)
12S(i0 le-,.XMt
55,000 7,ojo
at Kansas City were as fol-
Artlcles. .
I Open. I High.! Low.- I Close.
Wheat
1 ce.mber
May
Corn
I ccember
May
I.
MS(lri 97' I
l"l Hi I
mi: 5ku
t B, f..'i
W.A
A Asked. R Rid.
Minneapolis raln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 4.-Wll RAT-December.
74c; May.' $1.01,; cash. No 1
hard, Wc: No. 1 -northern. 99'ic; No 2.
northern. V; No. 3 northern, 4'ya8.',io.
SKKD Flux, $1.3S. ' '
BRAN-ln nio-lb. sacks, $19.50.
KLOCH-Flrst Piitents. f,.2ty(i'.0: xwon.1
patents. $,..0ofi5.10; first clears. 14.304.40:
clears, $:i.lO?r3.nO.
second
Liverpool (iraln Market.
'.I.IVERI'OOK Oct.- 4. WHEAT - Ppr.t.
quiet; No. 2 red western winter. 7s 6',d'
future, firm; December, 7 d: March'
7s kd: Ma v. 7s 7SI.
, Vu!iN,ti,.'ol,l'ie,t;"tw Amrl'-sn mixed
vim uaivmiun, ta . imures, steady Oc
tober. 5s l7nd; I'ecember. 5s '
FLOUR Winter patents, dull. '32a 8d.
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA. Oct. 4. CORN Lower- No 2
yellow, 60c; No. 3 yellow. 60c; No ' i i0c
No. 3. fiOc; No. 4. 69c. ' '
OAT9 Steady; No. 3: White. 8fi3i;C'
No. 4 white. S84o. '
It YE Steady at 72c.
Allla-Chalm.ra ptd
Amalgamated Vppr ....
Aonrlctn Aarlcullural ..
Am. lot Sugar
Am. Can pfd
Am. C. A r
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. 11. L. pfd
Am. Ire Set-urlltea
Amerlrn Linseed
American lm-omotlva ...
Am. 8. A fit
Am. 8. R. r'd
Am. Sugar Helming
Am. T. A T
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolen - .
Anacomti Mining Co
Alohtenn
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Una
Haltlmure A Ohio
Hal. a Ohio ptd
Hethlrhem 8 led
Urooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
tntral Leather
central Leather ptd
Central ot N. J . . 1
Chesapeake & Ohloj.
rhltsKu A AHon
Chicago Oi-eat Western..
Chliano A N. W
"., M. Rt. P
C, C C. A St. b
Colirat1o F. A I..
Cilorado So
Colo. Po. lt pfd
Colo. & So. Id ptd
Conaolltlaled Una
Corn Producta
lfelaware A lludaon
I'enver ft Hl Grande
11 R. O. pM
III. till. r' Securltlea
Krle
Rrla ll pfd
Krle 2d ptd
Oeneral Klectrlo
Ureat NvTthern pfd
Urea. Northern Ore ctfa.
Illlnola ccmrnl
lnterh.rough Met
int. Mel. ptd
International Harvester .
int. Murine pfd
International Paper
internal lonal Pump
loaa Central
Kan.aa CUr 8u
K. .'. So. ptd
Loulavllle A N
Minn, ft 81. L
Mlasoun Pacific
M., K. A T
M., K. ii T. pfl
National Hiscull
National Leat
N. K. K. of M. 1st pfd..
New York Central ...... .
n. y.. o. w
Norfolk 4 W.....
Ngrlh American
Northern Pacific
Pacific' Mall
Pennsylvania '.
Feople'e c,aa '.
P., C, C. r 81. L 1
Preesad Steal Car
Puilinaa Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring ...
Reading
Kuiiuhlic Steel ,.
Republic Steel pfd
Ro.k Inland Co
Rock .land Co. pfd
St. L. ft i T !d pfd...
. Louie S. W
St. L. 8. W. pfd
gloaa-EbefflelJ S. ft 1...
Southern Pacific
-outhem Hallway
So. Railway pTd
TenneMtee Copper
Texaa ft Pacific
T, St. L. A W
T., bt. L. At W. pfd
I nius Pacllc
t'nion Pacjflu pfd
V. 8. Relty
V. 8. Rubtsir
f. 8. Steel
C. 8. Sieel pfd
I tan ( opter
ltMt
2,00
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4(4
144
104
U. M. ft I P. m llii llSc. Pacific col
C. R. I. & P. c. 4a.. 711 do CT. 4a
do col. 6e 24 do lat ref. 4m....
do rfdg. 4a 911480. Hallway 5a
Colo. ind. 6a v do gen. 4a
"Colo. Mid. 4a M Union Pactftoea...
u. 8. r. ft e. 4Ve H do e. 4s
-u. mt H. CT. 4a 1IM do 1st A ref. 4a.
.. FT V. S. Rubber (a..
. . M T. 8. Steel Id 6a..
.. 76 Va.-Caro. chem. la
.. ' Watxi.li lat ta
. 76 ao 1st a ai. 4..
. M Western Md. 4a. . ..
. 76 West. Elec. CT, ta.
.VJ Wis. Central 4e...
O. & R. O. 4s.
do ref. 6a
nittlllem" 6a
Erie p. I. 4a
do gen. 4a
do ov. 4a, ear. A.
do aerlea B
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Ill Can. 1st ref. 4a
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Sept.
Sept.
Bept.
Kept.
Kept.
bepL
bept.
Hept.
Oot.
Oct.
OcU
Oct.
bid. Offered.
London Stock. Market.
LONDON, Oct. 4. After an uncertain
opening American securities yielded under
profit-taking and at noon were dull and
from a half higher to lower than Satur
day's New York close.
London dosing stocks:
Console, money 83 1-1 Louisville A N
do account...
Atrial. Copper
Anaconda ,
Atchison
do pfd
Baltlmurs A Ohio.,
I3S M , K. AT..
. ' N T. Central.
. )0S Norfolk ft W..
do pfd
.Ii'?1 Ontario A W..
I.W Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific lWSHsnd Mines..
Clieaapeaka A O MS Reeding
Chicago U. W 144 Southern Ry ..
Chi., Mil. A 8t. P...14IS do pfd
in Southern Paclflo
47 Union Paclflo
7 do pfd
atv. B. SI eel
4S do pfd
4"vtWath
24 S da pfd
li8 8anlah 4a
SILVER Bar, quiet at 23 ll-16d per ounce,
MONEY 1 per rent.
The rate of discount Iri the open market
for short bills Is 1 per cent; for thrsa
months' bills, 2Vi per rent.
De II. era .
Denver ft Rio O..
do pro
Krle
do lat pfd
do 2d prd
Orand Trunk
Illinois Central.
..168 V,
.. 4-S
..141
.. M
.. K3
.. 60
.. 7S
.. 17
.. to4
.. 71
..13.14
..ii3-
..110
.. IH1
..13
.. PI
.. 60
6
C, M. A St P a
Mo. P. Ky 1
U. P. R. R 88 10 83
C. at N. W. (east) ..1 2 .c
C. A N. W. (west).lS7 15 4ti
C, ft. P., M. AO.. 5 6
C, B. & 14. (west) ..187 11 22
C R. I. & P. (east) 1
C, It. I. A P. (west).. 4
Total receipts ....475 43 152 12
2,600 l'.fc'i HT-'i
$103
pral-
Flour. bbls.
Wheat, bu..
t'orn. bu....
Of ts, bu....,
K.fssl
. 70 oil)
lso (imio
. 17.000
1? (ssj
' 7d.3U)
1K.4O0
64.000
suii .sa.i el 6rl. i
NEW TORH. Oef. -The visible supply
of crala in tha I'nitad States Satuidar.
October f. compiled by the Nw York
Produca xchftnea. wa aa follows: Wheat
t 442 0u bu.; Increase, t sUfrtt bu. 4'oi n',
I.JftTOu) bu.; Inctease. l.ti;.Osj bu. Oats
I? SOI bu. : Increasa. l tsttouo bu Um.
4TH ou0 bu.; Increase, M.1 bu. Htili-v, s .
hO.0u0 bu.; liu-ieaae. 4MA) bu. Tlie vuiblt)
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAVKKE. Oct. 4 WHEAT No 1
northern. $1,030 LOfli ; No. 2 northern
$103 ifi I OS Vi : l'ecejtiber. $1.00 bid
OATS 40i(f -lOc.
HAKLEY Samples. JOgBSVic.
Dalnth Grata Market.
nri.rTU. Oct. 4 WHEAT-Oecember,
97Sc; May. $1.01'.
No. 1 northern, $1.00; No. 2 northern, 9Sc;
December. 7lc.
OATo -.''i37'aC.
Metsl Market.
NEW YORK. Oct 4 METALS Stand
ard copper was easv on the New York
Metal echan today; London market was
easy; spot i.s ISsi 9d; futures. IS9 10s. I.cal
dealers quote lake copper at $13 OftfJlS 25
electrolytic, Il2.75"i 13 00: casting. $ll2in'
12 87Vi. Tin firm locally. ' Loudon market
firm and higher; spot !: 10s; futures, 140
13 na. irfa quiet; spot, 14 30?M.37Li. London
market unchanged at 13 2s fid. Spelter
iuxu uii-i luisny, spot. t0.tVU3.U0. Ion-
don market iinchaiiK"d. 123 as. lion lower
Ms 44d for Oelevalaixl warranta in London'
Local market firm: No. 1 foundry northern
k -. . t e...,,i..u ..,..i .' . . -
i t-'Hiiuij p"u mm it aim rouunry
southarn sofr $1 2f,y.l.7S: fr'o. I foundry
norioviii, eir toi 19 -
ST. LO. IS, Oct. 4. -.METALS-Lead
lower at $4.-2Va. Spelter flrw at J... So.
Ataoast of ' f'attoa" Cilaacd.
"WASHTNOTON. O. I. A Tit - report of
the census bureau today shvaed that to
September 25, there had been sinned from
tha cotton growth of VMm .Ji.mr bales,
counting round as half hairs, compared
a lit. :....&& balm for llk.
Clala Batter Market.
LKUIN 111 . tvt. 4.-Bi:Tr8.R-Fiim at
S'Jc; salra, )U0 package.
Va -Carullna Chemical
Watiaah
WjbaMi pfd
Western Maryland ...
Weatll.ghou-a Electric
V. eatern titlon ,
Wheeling ft L. E
Wim -uiieia Central
Second asaeaament paid.
Total mmim tor tha day. '.'., Wl shares.
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Local Becarttles.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burna,
jr.. .14 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha:
Did.
Armour A- Co. 4Ss MS
City of Omaha 4Ss (1U2) lotu
Cudahy Parkins Oo
Columbus (Neb.) Elec. Light la (124)
Independent Telephone 6a (Omaha)...
international Construction Co
Kansat Cl'y, Mex. A Orient pfC
Kansas Clly, llei. A Orient com
Neb. Telephone Stock, 1 ' u-dtr. . ..
Omaha Has 6 (1917)..,.
Omaha Elec. Light ft Powf 8a (13J)
Omaha Klec. Light and Povar pfd....
Omaha ft C. B. St. Ky. 6s (18281...
Omaha A C. U. Bt. Ry. 6a 4) ..
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. pfd., ..
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. com., 4.
Omaha Water Co. 6s (1846)..,
Omaha Water Co. 6a (1818)
Omaha Water Co. lat pfd-...u....r
St. Louis 6a (1811),
Bwift and Company Stock.........
tiouth Omaha Sewer 4S4 (lft)...
Bloux City Block Yarda pfd.,. .
Union etock Yarda, Omaha,'- 4. . .
MS
10
J
2214
10
N
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.. 81
.. vs
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. u
.. 71
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.. 30
.. Nfi
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'.. 66
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74
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83
100
110
101
80
87 S
Treaaary 'Statement.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness touay was as rtuiows;
Trust Funds Gold coin, $86. .027.869;
sliver dollars, $484,93'll,00n: sliver dollars
or 18!H). $4,065,000; silver 'coin outstand
lllK. $484,030,000.
General Kund Standard silver dollars
In general fund, ?,634,430; currant lia
bilities, $88,003,927; working balance In
treasury offices, 132.243,168: In banks to
credit of treasurer of United States, $39,
077.586; subsidiary silver coin, $21,210,
751; minor coin, $1,964,317. .Total balance
in general fund, $96.16,90S.
H .
Huston Mocks and Ilonda.
BOSTON, Oct. 4-Money, call loans 4
6 4S) Pur cent; time loans. 4fiS wr .,..i
( losing quotations on stocks" and bonds
were:
. M Atlantic
.looS Puna Onalltion
IJISCal. ft Arlsona:
H'4Sal. a liecla...
.231 Centennial
. l Copper Kanga ..
.171 Ialy Weel
07S Kranklln
. 48 tlranhy
.I? Creene Cananea
. 84, lele Kneale
!1S slaji. Mining ..
17 Michigan
143SMiiak
. 38 Muni. C. & C
o4 Nevada
. 68 Old I '.minion ..
.187 Osceola
. 181, I'arroi
. 81 qntncy
. 70 Shannon
J.'ol Trinity
. h V. S. Mining . ..'
. s.ih I', s. oil
. 13 l tah
. Victoria
. 8 Winona
. in, Norili liutta ...
. 481
Atrhleon adj. 4a.
do 4s
AUhisoh R. R
do pld
Boston A Alhany
Ik-t.'n ft Maine.
S. Y . S. H ft
I nlon Pacific . .,
Am Arge. Cbem
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tube
A user. -,gar ....
do pfd
Am. T. ft T
Auar. Woolen .t
do pM
Ii4n. f. A ....
Oeneral Electric
Mar. Rln-trlc ..
do pfd
Masa. Oaa
tinted r'rult ...
I lilted 8. M
I. 8 Steel
do pfd
Adventure
AHcues
Amalgamsted ...
Arlsona I on. ...
Bank Clearing.
OHAIIA. Oct. 4. Bank clearings for to
day were 13.041,437.67 and for the correspond
lug datedate last year, $2,419,525.23.
OMAHA OENERAL MARKET!.
ftaple aad Fancy Prod are rrleal Far,
Dished by Bayers aad Waaleaalara.
BUTTER Creamery. No. i. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, T7V,c; Na
1, In SO-lb. tubs, t7o; No. $ In 1-lb. car
tons. c: In 60-lb. tuba. Ho; packing stock.
lt)V'i!0Vic; fanoy dairy, tubs, 224 Mo; com
mon roll, fresh made, UloHra- Market
changes every Tuesday.
EGGS Fresh selling stock, candled. 8a
CHEESES Finest w laoonsin lull cream
twins, 15c; Young Araci'lcas, 4 In hoop,
UiVvc; favorite, 1 in hoop, Idc; daisies, Ju In
hoop, 15Vc; cream brlok, .full case, too
block Swiss, 16c: full oream limburgor, 10c
POULTRY' Broilers, liio; alive, springs,
16c; hens. 10c; oocks, 7o; ducks. 10c; geeaa.
to; turkeys, lie; plgeona per dos., toe;
guinea fowls, per dua. $2.50, squabs, per
dos.. 13. Dressed bens, llo; spriuga, 1$
lc; cocks, hie; ducks, uc; geeoss, UHc;
turkeys, iBc
FISH--1. resh. caught, almost all are
dressed: Halibut, ko: Dullalo, 9c; trout,
lc; bullheads, ltc; catfish, Uc; orapptea,
sunfisti) o-c; blacg bass. 26c; wntieftsh.
lc: DiMt. Uc; salmon, ltc; pickerel, I0o
flog legs, Dbc. Fresh frosen: Whlleflsh,
No. 1, 10c; round, uc; pickeruU rtied,
and headless, 7c; round, so; pike, crcssed.
10c; round. c; red snappers, Uc; bpanlsn
mackerel, Uc; native mackerel, aoc each.
lih.fc.F CUTS No. 1 ribs, lDc; No. ribs.
12c; No. i ribs, iVC No. 1 loin, joc; No.
loin, Unc; No. 3 loin. c; No. 1 chuck,
O'tc; No. 2 chuck, ic; No.- 3 chuck, 4'c
Nu. 1 round, i)'.jc, jmo. i rouno, ic; 1.0.
round, bVjc; No. 1 plate, 6io; No. 2 plate,
4c. No. i plate, avko.
ViUl.TABL.KS ivansas sweet potatoes.
12.7. per bbl. Celery, Michigan, but; bunch
Cabbage, home grown, l'o per lb. Wts-
:orisln Hed Globe onions, in per lit Call
fornla cauliflower, 11.41 per mate. . Toina
toes, home grown, market basket, toe;
crate, $400. letluce, per at., ma par
snips, turnips, carrots, 76c pot dos. Flor
ida new beets, carrots, parsnips, turnips,
etc., per dos., 75a
KHt-oH KHUiTS-Florlda pineapples, 18a
to 4fcs, l-7& per orate; grape fruits, 34 slue,
per box. ti; 46 size, 4660; 64 tlie. $; ba
nanas, fancy select, $1,5042.00; apples, home
grovtn. per bu. basket. 16u41.ou; oiaraet
basket. 46a
the light 'loads, especially those on the
common order. Trices were anywhere from
steady or almost steady on the best to as
much as 6c lower on the common light
el.nhts. The market as a whole mlnht hp
called a shade lower than last week's
close. The bulk of the hogs sold at 17 MUf
7.S7W, with $7 ss a popular price for decent
loads As high as 17 90 was paid for Unlit
good butcher hogs. Although the trsde was
slow, everything was sold in Rood season.
Bepresentstlve sales
Ino.
45,049
Dec.
12o.t'
86.197
Date.' I 1909. 1908. 11907. 17906. 19O5.1904. 1903.
a..
24..
2b..
20..
27..
23..
29..
30..
1....
2....
$.
4..
$ 12
164
I 16e
8 16
76;
76!
77
( $7,
87
7 7VI 8 to
I 7 M I 8 69
t
i Bl) I Ii
6 96
6 96
6 97
6 98
t 291 75 8 78
6 I.I t '4
e
8 79
$ e
c lm SMI
8 1 1 6 14 1 S 87
8 20! 6 19 6 f i
8 18 6 18 6 741
I 8 211 8 19, 6 661 6
8 03' 8 13 6 6 7 71
7 87HI 8 60 8 01 8 t6 5 74 6 62
7 861 8 63 8 9-1 8 25 6 1 I 6 61
8 62i 6 81 8 271 6 10 ! 5 721 6 66
$7 821 6 841 8 29 6 081 5
Sunday.
Kecelpts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at $ o'clock yes
terday aiternoon:
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. lira.
DISPOSITION.
Cattle.
Omaha Packing Co
Hwift and Company ....
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Morris & Co
Monell
W. B. Vansant Co
Benton, Vansant & Lush
Stephens Bros
Hill & Son .
F. B. Lewis
Huston A Co.
J. B. Hoot & Co
J. 11. Bulla
U F. Husx
1. Wolf
McCreary A Carey
8. Werthelmer
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Lee Hothschlld
Christy, Cllrie A. Smith
Smith A Palsey
Other buyera
Hogs. Sheep.
1,671
1,470
1,913
840
607 27
1,156 Xo
1,241 9
7J6 787
87
6
103
472
m
415
365
24
161
Ill
223
134
694
819
207
64
114
84
8
1,422
9.391
Totals .02 2,847 15.186
CA'i'tlE lteceluts of cattle this morning
were large, 447 cars being reported in, but
they were none too large to supply the very
good demand prevailing at this point.
It was very evident that packers an
wanted beef steers this morning and they
were out In good season looking for sup
plies. The market was fairly active, with
all desirable kinds at least fully steady
with last week. The quality of the cattle
waa not very good, so that sales do not
show up overly well on paper.
cows and heifers were also in gooa ae-
mand and they, as well as beef steers, sold
freely at steady prices. - t.
Buyers ware looking lor gooa reeding
cattle this morning and the better grades
sold very readily at good, strong prices
Even the medium kinds were fully steady.
Quotations on cattle: Oood 1 to choloe
cornfed steers, 87.26&8C0; fair to Rood corn
fed steers, $6.2&fl7.6, common to aXr corn
fed steers, $4.756.26; good to cholc range
steers, 6.24j-40: fair to good range steers,
84.4uti6.26: common to fair range steers,
$3.60(4.40; good to choice cornfed cows and
heifers, $4.005.00; fair to good cornfed
cows and heifers, $3. 2474.00; common to fair
cornfod cowe aad heifers, $2.0003.26: good to
choice range cows and heifers, $3.764 26;
fair to good range cows and heifers, 3.2fg
3.75; common to fair range cows and heif
ers, $2.25&3.26; good to choice Block
ers and feeders, $4.0006.36; fair to good
stockers and feeders. $3.404.00; com
mon to fair stockers ur.d feeders, t2.76a3.40
stock heifers, $2.860186; veal calves, $3.60&
.76; Duns, stags, etc, j.iiw.-4. i.
Representative sales:
Nb. At. Pr. No. A. Pr.
11 MS 36 47 1104 1 10
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
10 heifers... 680 3 12 cows 970
28 cows 982 3 40 4 feeders.. 706
13 feeders.. 770 8 80 27 cows 978
23 feeders.. 660 $ 90 29 calves.... 813
27 cows 862 1 60 7 calves.... 360
36 calves.... 270 4 25 16 calves... 319
12 calves.... 207 8 25 9 heifers... 661
6 feeders.. 744 3 75 14 heifers... 778
14 steers.... 872 8 6.. 6 cows 8M
8 cows loot) 2 86 4 cows 1035
6 cows 7.3 2 70 7 calves.... 342
24 heifers... 676 3 36 6 feeders. .1065
8 feeders.. 767 4 00 21 cows 996
27 cows 848 2 75
H. E. Falrchild-Neb.
26 cows 88 8 40
Beaver Creek C. Co. Wyo.
10 steers. ...HOC 4 46 4 4 feeders. .11S2
H. F. Smith Wyo.
2 feeders.. 1106 4 80
O. F. Walker Wyo.
16 steers.. ..1108 4 46
T. P. Sweet Wyo.
23 feeders. .11.'., 5 00 3 feeders. .1033 5 00
Parker Bros. Colo.
11 heifers... 813 8 50 115 heifers... 897 8 96
8. D. Goodard Colo.
89 feeders.. 1062 4 35
Monton & J. 8. I.
1043 4 38 22 steers.
3 25
3 50
8 36
3 66
4 26
4 a)
8 25
3 :tn
8 00
8 40
4 00
4 40
8 35
5 15
No. A. Sh. Pr. No. A. Sh. Tr.
7 181 ISO T .. 4.1 .IT 40 7 88
n 17 ! 7 W 74 Ill) M t l
4 1-81 80 7 78 7 171 ... 7 M
17 lT IIS T 7S 77 l7 40 t 88
81 .! 8n 7 78 84 s; 1? 7 88
SO t0 ( 7 78 7 147 ISO 8
74 til 40 7 n 7 J"7 ... 7 85
40 171 ... 7 80 81 ll ... 1H
HO .'. INK ... 7 Ikl 78 ? . . t 8j
1M ... 80 73 14.. IN 7 5
70 241 ... 7 80 18 40 7 85
48 M 40 7 80 74 40 IV.
4 S12 IT" 7 80 7!) 114 ... 7 :,
244 10 7 ( 77 t.J -00 7 85
88 1H 7 80 1" 341 . . 7 85
74 2-1 40 1 88 VI 7 4
89 .tM) 4I 7 SO 247 0 7 S7i
88 lit 1W t 0 148 ... J (T7v
II Tli ... 7 do -07 ) 7 87
II. til 80 T S.S 7" 4') 7 !7vt
48 40 tl. 88 -X 40 7 871,
71 It. 4" 1 85 77 3.8 ... 7 87,
77 218 80 1 In 46 824 ... 7 18)
47 Ml ... 7 15
Pete Boland
Declines to Get
off the Ticket
Democratic Candidate for Sheriff
Says He it Going: to Stick
Rig;ht Where He Is.
Slir.EP-The week opened with the most
libel al run of 'lie season and year.
Several shipments were late In arriving
and as Is usually the case on a heavily
supplied mark.t. It takes some little time
to shape tip -receipts so that there was not
enough stock sold In early rounds to put
the marktt on a working basis. The fact
that a large portion of receipts consisted
of common stuff and even trash had a
tendency, as well, toward a slow market.
The usual large percentage of feeder
stock was In evidence and even though
buyers were plentiful, they were bearish
In their views and every Indication pointed
In a lower price level. One or two strings
of feeding wethers changed hands early at
comparatively steady prices, but general
oplnk.n dictated easier values on all classes
of thin stock.
The foellng In killing sheep circles was
also easier. Last week's record receipts were
not productive of very much of a decline,
everything considered, and this morning's
flood run gave packers their opportunity to
seucure concessions. Prospects on choice
killers looked to be about steady, how
ever, since there Is generally a better de
mand for good fat stock, especially when
supply Is somewhat limited. Common
grades and traBhy sold lower during first
rounds.
As the morning progressed, bearish feel
ing became more pronounced and prices on
killing sheep and lambs ranged all the
way from weak to 15c lower, with best
grades steady to eahler.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice Inmbs, $6.707.00; fair to good
la,ms. $6.40.iti.TO; good light yearlings. $5.00
(fr6.76; good heavy yearlings. It iKVyo lO; good
to choice wethers, $4.6;4.-0; fair to good
wethers, $4.O0tu4.6; good to choice ewes,
$4.151-1 4. 25; fair to good ewes, $3.75i'cr4.15.
Quotations on feeder stock: Good to
choice lambs, $5.905f6.45; fair to good lambs,
$6.Sti6.90; light yearlings, $5.00iif 5.10; heavy
yearlings, $4.76iU5.00; old wethers, $1.00$
4 25; good to choice ewes, $3.004j3 60; breed
ing ewes, $3.7685.60; yearling breeding ewes.
$6.0tl.00.
CHICAGO LIVE UTOCK MARKET
Cattle, Sheep aad Lambs Steady to
I.orter Hogs Steady.
rHTPAOO. Oct 4. CATTLE Receipts.
27,000 head. Market steady to 10&15O
lower: steers, $5.60 8.60; cows and heir-
ers, 3.604i 6. 0U; bulls, l.UU'ff 4 St.; caivea,
IS.O0W9.0U; stockers and feeders, $.7-0
60.
HOOS Receipts, 23,000 head. Market
steady; choice heavy, $8.$08.40; light
mixed, n.ibia s.io: cnoice iiKni. .iuin'
8.20: heavy. 17. . 0 .i8.0; pigs. I6.00HJ 7.o;
bulk of sales, $8. 00(8.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, about
85.000 head. Market steady to 15c lower;
sheep, 12. 60(0 6.60; lambs, $4.0007.40;
yearlings, 4.oott6.o.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 4 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 24,000 head. Including 8.000 south
erns. Market steady to a shade higher:
choice export and dressed beef steers,
$6.508.25; fair to good, $4.206.6;
western, $3.606.75: atockers and feed
ers. $3.25(6.26; southern steers. $3.55
4.65; southern cows, $2.36 8.76; native
cows, 32.254.65; native heifers. 83.25(9
6,50; bulls. $3.608.75; calves, 18.76 7.28.
HOOS Receipts, 12,000 head. Market
Be lower; top. $8.16; hulk of sales. 87.80
fft'8.05; heavy, $7.96(38.16: packers and
butchers, $7.808.05: light. $7:507.90:
pigs, $5.5007.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS RecelptB, 17.000
head. market ,tot sheep, steady; for
lambs. 10&' 15c higher; Utah lambs. 37.00
lambs, $5 75W7.00; yearlings, $4.75'5.50;
weniem, i4.atuo.iiu: ewes. 14.uur4.aO
stockers and feeders, S3. 25(35. 25.
Feter O. Holaml will not withdrsw from
the democratic list as a candidate for
sheriff. So far alt tho pressure that Imi
been brniiKht to bene has not moved
Holaml even to consldrr the advisability of
his withdrawal.
I'm on to stay." says he. "and t don't
think my connection with the street car
company Is going to hin t me near as mm h
as some folks think It will."
Ted Morrow, the roclallst candidate, and
his friends have been hustling the last
week, with the underlying purpose of hav
ing lloland withdraw and throw his
strength to Morrow, who Is one of the
strikers. The efforts of Morrow and his
cohorts have been backfired by the propo
sition that both Holaml and himself with
draw and permit some good democrat to be
placed on the soulallst ticket, leaving the
nomination for sheriff on the democratic
stilo blank, but this proposition has not
met with anything like a warm reception.
except to draw from old wheelhorses of
the Dahlmanltcs the comment, '"Those so
cialists certainly have their nerve with
them, when they don'4 cast more than a
baker's doicn of votes In the whole
county."
In the meantime the Morrow men are
claiming with lusty lungs that he win
have more votes than Uoland, and, say the
republican wiseacres. It this turns out to
be true, Ed Uralley will have more than
the two of them put together.
i steers..
.1100
4 70
HOGS Receipts of hogs were very light
this morning, usual on a Monday, there
being hardly enough on sale to make
market or Interest buyers. The few hogs
that were here were not of very good
quality, there being a large proportion of
trasny ngnt loads. 1 no market was slow
and dull, buyers gllvng preference to the
more weighty loads and laying down on
84. Loals Live Stock Market.
8T. LOUIS. Oct. 4. CATTLE Recelnts
10.100 head. Including 6.600 Texans: mark.t
steady to 10c higher; native shipping and
export steers, sti.XB0r7.f: dressed beef and
butchers" steers. IK 005710: steers under
1.000 pounds. $.7.8T5.00; Blockers and feed
ers, 33.50if)4.75: cows and heifers, $3. OOff.. 25:
eaimei-s. $? 2."Vff2.75 ; bulls. $3.0O(?i4.25; calves.
$fi.60(fr 25; Texas and Indian steers. tZ.MXtt
8 40: cows and heifers. 82.254.ft.
HOQS-Recelpts. 7.300 head: msrket
steadv; pigs and lights. 85.40ig'8O0; packers.
rrsOtfiS.lO; butchers and best heavy, $..15'9
8. .V..
m.KKP AND LA MRS Receipts, 8 V
head: market stronir: native muttons. $3.50
N 85: lambs. 85.75(j?7 25: culls and bucks,
$2.75'94 90; Blockers, $3 2T.ffT4.00.
Chamberlain s Colic, t-tiolera and Dlar
rhoea Remedy Is today tne best Known
medicine In use for the relief and cure of
bowel complaints. It cures griping, diar
rhoea, dysentery, and should bs taken at
the first unnatural looseness of the bowels.
it Is equally valuable for children and
adults. It always cures. Sold by all drug-
glBtS.
MONEY ORDERS ARE POPULAR
Show Large Iacreaae tor Ik Quarter
Jast Closed at the Omaha '
l'ostofflce. '
The quarterly report of the business ol
the money onler department of the Omaha
postoffice for the third quarter of 1909
shows a big Increase. A comparison with
the corresponding quarter of last year is
given:
Money orders issued during the third
quarter of 1909, 15,364. amount, $187,796.36;
paid, 82,722, amount, $S26,517.3; remittances,
7,532. amount, $l,0tt6.756.39.
Money orders Issued during the third
quarter of 1908, 15,038, amount, $181,009.56;
paid, 75,819, amount, $796,418.19; remittances,
8,7.2, amount, $848,631.72. . .
WHESTLINU AT Al l HOKU M.
Weatersaard and ordon Will Meet
on Thursday Might.
Everything is coming on fine for tha big
wrestling match at -the Auditorium on
Thursday night. Both Jess Weetergaard of
Des Moines and John Gordon of Minneap
olis will be here Wednesday and the Aud
itorium arena will be put In fins shape for
the event. '
There will be a red-hot preliminary be- ,
tween Herbert Johansen and Japk.Talllrer,
and the Teddy brothers "Will entertain tha
crowd between bouts with their hilariously
funny stunt of rube wrestling and boxing.
The sale opens Wednesday morning at the
Auditorium." '
St. Joseph LlTe Stock Market.'
ST. .lOSICPH. Oct. 4. CATTLE Recelnts.
MO head. Market steadv: steers, $4.00if?
700: cows and heifers, $2.B0g6.O0; calvos
M(W!7,K0. 1
HOOS Recelnts 3.M0 head. Msrket M?
10c lower: ton. 18.15: bulk of sales $7.8WR 00
SHEFP AND LAMBS Recelnts. 4,000
head. Market slow; lambs, $4.000 6 75.
Sioux City Live Stock Market.
SlOrX CITV, la.. Oct. 4 (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 6,300 head:
market steadv to 10c lowor: beeves. 14 2.
7.50; cows. MOOfl-4 60; feeders, $4.055.16;
yearllns-s. $3.00i4.6.
HOOS Receipts, 1.800 head: market
steady: rane-e of prices, $7.7637.90; bulk of
sales, $7.75Q7.So.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
wet-urn markets yesterday were as follows:
Cattle. Hogs, tiheep.
South Omaha 11.600 3.000 40,000
Sioux Clly 6.3U0 l.MiO
St. Joseph 3.600 S.-O0 4 000
Kansas City 24.0JO 12 00 17 OK)
St. Louis 11.100 7.300 3.2"I0
Chicago 27.0U0 23,000 36.000
Totals 83,500 60,800 99,200
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Kansas City
AND RETURN .
Tickets on
jBale Oct. ' 4
to 8. Good
to return
Oct. 11.;.;
On sale Union Station, and
Ticket Office, 1423 lyn&m
street. . k .
TH0S. F. GODFREY,
Pass and Ticket Agt.
Herbert E. Gooch Co.
Broken aad Dealers ;
Oajaha Offloei 110 . T. X-Lfe Bigg,
ftell elepheae,.9eacag M1 t - -.' 1
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4. COTTON Futures
41V,
-New lurk Mtalusr stocks.
NKW YORK. Oct. 4. Olofctiijc iiuotatluna
on mining stocks were as follows:
Allra
llr.nswirk Con. ...
l'om. Tunnsl slock
do bonds . .
Ten. I si S
llt.rn silvsr
Iron Silver .
Offered.
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Little I'tllef ..
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Kurrlaa Klaaurlal.
HKRI.1N. Oct. 4. I'l ices on I lie ltourse
lislsy were dull,
l AltlS, Oct. 4. I'l'iccs gu tits Ul-lH Ut-
Cbttoa
NEW. YORK, Oct
opened firm; October, 13-6c; December,
no', January, i:i.3Kc: March, H.f.e, May,
13 f.lc; June. 13.6.C; July 13.4-C.
Fu. nits closed steady; October. 13.25c; No-vi-mber
ll.ti-; Lec.nib.r, 13.3.c; January.
1. 32c; Februa:y. 13.34o; March. 13.41c; April,
i;l .-; May. U.44r; June, 13 ,oc: July, 13. ,tc.
Spot do ej uul t; mlildling npl nds. 13 t0c;
iiiiii.liitii; Kulf. 13.K.c; talth, 7.1 hules.
OAI. K..TOX, Ocl. 4. -COTTON Steady
at l.'.c.
ST. I-OriS, Oct. 4 I'OTTON Steady;
mtdilllnK. 1H'.; no sales: ieceits, ikx. baits;
shipments. Uai hules; stuck, D.76H hales.
NKW tiHI.KAXS. Oct. 4 COTTON' Kpot,
steady and umhaiiK'd: middling. 13 3-lHr;
sal.s on the spot, 4o0 bales; to afrlve, 700
bales.
( of fee Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4 t'OFFKK The mar
ket for coffee futures opened firm at an
advance of 6.1 10 points in response to the
Kain of half a franc at Havre and of Va
at liamhuiir. while steady primary
markets and fii'fn offers from Hraill also
lielptd the niHiket. Tradinx was a little
mure active thn recently, with stuy-ts cuv
eriin; and some supitort from local hulls
ami the market closed steady net btuit
points hiKher. sales lieiiiif reported of 21,0-0
lisi-s. iiuliidliiK ixtolier st a.'tjc, Novom-t.-r,
at I tirui.oOc; December, at t-SStrA Nc,
March, at 6.75c; May, at 5 -Oc; and July and
September, at 6.6c; spot steady; No. 7
Uio. 7Vn7 S-Iih:; No. 4 8antti, .'(..i-Se. Mild
dull; Cordova. 84.1. 12c.
methmn E3evj
B -t U'ui.l Ads are Uubitiesn Boosters.
Steel Reclining Chair Cars
Pullman Construction ...
Effective at Onco
The Illinois Central Railroad Company
will place all steel reclining chair curs in service in its trains Xos. 1 and 2 between
Omaha and Chicago. Train No. 1, carrying this steel equipment, leaves Omaha at G:W
p. in. daily for Chicago and all points east.
Tickets and detailed information at
City Ticket Office
1402 Farnam Street Omaha, Nebraska