Nebraska Newspapers

    THK 15KK: OMAHA, WKDXKSDAV. (KITOBEI. 20. 1909.
CRAB AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Gossip i More Bearish and
Bulls' Support Leu."
IE IS OFF TIIE CASH DEMAND
ra la . Artiv mum veieea . re ram
lllchf r Walhn lr 4;a4hrrlns;
I Kaeelleat mm 9 Early Move
ment Probable.
18
rukkId la mora bearish
itipport by I lie rtrenf bulls.
there
Wheat
less evidence of trnv
Vtllllviff niu l A . . a a-.jI'AnA If- Innkl
like the edge was off of trie eaMh demand,
f which hu been the jnaln, prop In the lata
II bulges. ; Ifri; ;
Tha cnrrf markdli ictjv aril frfclue ara
Mtin nignrr. axr-eiieni weather prtvu
for early gathering 6f the new crop and
evidence points to an early moremnnt
Wheat w as' yer slb-W -and the market
wa sluggish to extreme. The cash demand
waa poor, aa elva,tor' concerns were en
tirely out of the market and refused to
buy. No largo offerings were accepted and
the close was very weak.
Corn was steady and more active, on a
better demand, . both for cash out. the
futures. Good receipts are looked for Irom
now on and If ihe demand hoidv out an
"ive and Interesting market la -:rt:jie.l.
I I'rlmary whea ret" Ipts were 1,473.001)
llshele and shipment re LIS' 000 bushels,
against receipts last .ir ' t l.'-M M busliWs
and ahlpmenta of 644.W brfshete.
Primary corn receipts were "o2.0O0 bushels
and ahlpmenta wera 330,000 bushels, against
receipts last -year of'SM.000 bushels and
shlpmenta of 173.000 bushels.
Clearances were 3.0U0 bushels of corn, 260
bushels of oata and wheat and floor equal
to 163,000 bushels. - -
Liverpool doeed & lower on. wheat and
SVid lower on corn. - -
Local range of optional
Articles ! Open. I High. Losi I Close-1 Yea'y.
Wheat. I
Tec WS 9 ' 9
May... 10 4 00 : w
Xy... MP ; MS Wft ' "87 ' "BUva
' "1 si ' . ,35 . ."27 ,"rrs
May... 40U -W 40 . ' ' 40 ;
Osama) Ctuk Frleea. 4 .
wWHBAT-KO. t bard. S103Mrt?l-04H'. No. I
&rd. . S10W47.1.02;- No. 4 hard.
No. 1 spring. 31.021.03; NO. 3 spring-. 1.004
1.02; No. 4 spring. M'tftTo.
CORN-Ko. 1. 67ff57c; No. . 57f57c:
NO. 4. 6e; No. 2 yellow, r767Vic; No. 3
yellow, 67tJ577io; JSov 3 wtyte, W'ac; No. t
via Onlveston. s 10d. Futures steady;
October, is yi: Iecember, e 3d.
KW YtlHK OK.1iP.HAL MARKET
4aetatloas mt the Day "Varlaas
t C maao4lt.ee.
NEW TfllK, Oct. 14 -Kt-OUR-Tte-
relpts, 39.700 hhls.; exports. S.4O0 ' bhla.
Wulet. with prices stendv snd unchanged.
Minnesota pstentK, tvSf-t6 00; .winter
Mfilirhts, $S 2thi5.0; Mllin-snta bakrra,
4rV(i4l0, wlntr extras. t4Oti4 90; wln
t"r patents. t Orci.t.Ta; winter low grades,
H (i40. Keneas atrnlghts, 44 i ." l.i. .
Rye flmir, steady; fair .to gxil. 14.15
(4 50; chuii-e to fancy. Mu4Vi. Huck
hrat flour, dull; nominal, per 100
po 11 mis.
CtmNMKAt, Steady; fine white and
yellow. Il.&oyl Ml;- coarse. 1.404J1.4i;
kiln ilrle.l. f J.&offi 3.BJ.
RTK Firm; No. 2 western. S04, f o.
b.. New York.
fiAKXKY 'julet; feeding. SOftS-V. nom
inal, f. o b. New York.
Kri--Flrm No. 1 western, 81V f. o b..
New York,
WHKAT Receipts, 12S.400 bu.; expoHs,
3.0H0 bu. Spot market easy; No. 2 red,
$1.21 domestic, nominal, elevator; No.
red. nominal, f. o. b. afloat: No. 1 north
ern Huluth, $l.l.Hi. nominal, f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 hard winter, 11.21, nominal, f. o. b.
afloat. In responding to weak rabies a
bearish Russian crop estimate and a big
Increase In world's stocks, wheat broke
over a cent per bushel today. Bull sup
port was withdrawn and short became
aggressive because of a lessening cssh de
mand. Final prices were lc to lHc net
lower. December, closed 1L11V4; May,
closed I1.11V
COKM Receipts. 5. BOO bu .: tot market
easy: No. 1 ,6s- elevator, domestic, and 70c
delivered; No. 2. 69c. f. o. b. afloat, and
No. 2 yellow, 71Hc all nominal. Pntlnn
market was without transactions, closing
e. nt lower Ivrppmhpr closed at bf-ic.
OATS Receipts, dA.iJa bu.: export. iu
lu.; spot market quiet: mixed 26 to 32 lbs.,
nominal; natural white. 2tt to 32 lbs.. Wit
4Vic: clipped white, .14 to 43 lbs.. 4fVVa4S""c.
LARO Steady; middle west. $12.6"tf 12.75;
refined steady.
HAY CTulet; shipping No. 3, JSIfSOc;
gootf to choice, il.uo'if I.uo.
HOPS Steady; state common,
190S. I"i21c; Paclfia coa.st 109.
1808, lT21c.
HIDES Firm: Bogota, 22c;
America. 52c.
T.EATHKH Steady; acid, 2H30c
PKOVIHIONH Beef, quiet; family, 114.00
tr 14.150; mr, $1 100 H 1 160; beef hams.
24.004f 2 00; packet. 112 00O12.60; city
extra India mens TT1 )vi21 M. Cut meats.
barely steady; pickled bellies. $14.
firm: family. $-U60'a27.60; ahort
$:'4.aK(.26.00. .
RICK Steady i" domestic, zflic;
SftiC.
TAX.L.OW Steady; city ($2 00 per pkg ).
He: country (pkgs. free). S6Vc.
KUOAlt-Raw, firm; fair refining. t.mc;
centrifugal. Sti test, 4.30c; molaeaea sugar,
3.&0c; refined, quiet.
NEWYORR STOCKS ANDBONDS
Speculative Interest Wanes Darin-;
Day in Wall Street Exchange.
$4 041.000;' silver certificates . Ml (standing,
.7..TO.'.4). . . L.j 4
Deneral Fund Standard silver dollars In
gfneia; find $C.W.H17; current llalllltlea.
$10i'.6M.r4 ; working balance In treasury of
lices. t,.K.2..S.tl ; in .banks to ciedlt of
irensiiie.- of t nlted Stat., 'y.rS.tt; nb
fldiaiv silver coin. $!it.4"4.: mlnnr Coin,
$17: -74. Total balance In genet al . fund,
.V4W,4S.
COPPER COMBINE IS RUMORED
Talk lias Rome Kffeet
leathers Hallroad
Inflaenre of llawley
Hmif" Iterki.
Heearltlea
Uroap Feela
la .
3Ja39c;
26630c;
Central
Perk
clears,
patria.
s-k.lA RQr e.i.Lirt.
" M . " . wu.'vv. ,
OATS-tt -t mixed, I6S7c; reo. -a yeuuw.
r7V.w3He- B S -white. . a8V38H; No.
white. I7iws4c; standard, $9o.
I KYE-No. 2, C9c7 No. . 6TH6Hc:
1 ' Cai Lot necias. '
I . ' ' -Wheat. Cm-n. Oat
Chloaa-o "
Mlnneapolla .... .J; v
Omaha J' . . "
lJuluUt p31
CHICAGO GHAU A PR VISIOXS
1 Hteadr Fall In- Plcaa vCb.ateHaeB
Day la Wkeat Pit.
! CHICA430, Oct. ,!. Tha world Immense
accumulations of wheat, shown by Brad
' Mtreet'a atatement of the risible supply, be
gan to make Ita affect felt tooay In the
wheat pl and -sauaed. a. steady fall in
piloea. Decembtr closing 1 below yester
day. Corn and oats foil the effee.t of the
downward nwlnr 4 the eontrotilng grain
-nd provisions, under ta,lafluenoa of local
emand. moved iightly upwards. The In
reaae In the world s visible' wheat aupply
the year from 7.664,000 to 10.800,000 waa the
ig drag. The' beara were also aided In
ie one-sided contest by an almost total
essatlon in the milling demand 'hera for
th wheat,- aad'' lessening premluma In
' her cash mark eta, Omaha and Ht. Louis
, . nin ntt mm I m 1 cxnts Another ae-
w TFiuiri nf the Rna 1.83 inches.
n minister -Of finance, estimating .the I - Deficiency
f ron at 6t 000.00 bushels which la 139,000,-1 4.01 inches.
u large;-than lat year'a return.
Action in the corn pit took Ita tone-from
the wheat market. leeemrer ciosea weaa
a t Tift ...'1ty 'WTlrt Imh V CO'" oSiUW" OI
' ,inwn rifr in the last hour of the session.
Closing oaWflfWres ert Tio lower for
' Iecember and Vo lower for May, with
. relatively little trading In May.
October lard waa the moat active com
modity In tha provisions market. January
' products oloed with pork 2Vo lower, and
lard and rlba unchanged. ,
Tha leading futures ranged aa follows: '
WEATIIF.lt 11 THK OHAlX BELT
Fair Wednesday,' with the Tempera
tore llhfly on the Rise.
OMAHA,' Oct 19, 1909.
The -area of 'unusually high .pressure.
noted In the preceding report, continues
over the country east of the Rocky moun
tains; the crest having moved from over
the upper Missouri valley to the lake
region.- Light precipitation was general
within the last twenty-four hours in the
lake region, the Ohio valley and eastern
states, and rains continue. In the extreme
lower. Missouri valley and west gulf states
this morning. The high pressure east ol
the mountains, has caused cooler weather
throughout the central valleys, the lake
region and east to the Atlantio coast An
area of low pressure, accompanied by a
very decided rl.se In temperature. Is moving
In over the extreme northwest, and the
eastward movement of this depression will
cause the temperature to rise in this Vicin
ity tonight and Wednesday, with continued
fair weather. - ...
.Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
tbu last three years.
.... 1909. 1908. 1907. 1908.
Minimum temperature.... X 63 42 .45
Precipitation 00 1.00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 63 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation alnce. March 1.
corresponding period In 1908,
period In 1!I07,
New York. Oct. 19 The salient fact dis
cernible in the stock market of today was
the decrease of speculative Interest The
tone of the diminished speculation today
was greatly unsettled, a was witnessed
by the unceasing and Irregular fluctua
tions of prices. London was a seller of
stocks In this market. There waa selling
on a large scale from sources nearer home
and which proved enlightening as to the
character of some of the preceding buying
which had been relied upon aJ4 coming
from well-informed and powerful ctiDital-
Ists whose leadership It might be assumed
was sure to follow.
In some of the profit-taking sales to
day. there was suspected a closmg out of
Individual speculative accounts running up
to tne hundred thousands share mark of
a purely professional kind. Jperatora on
that scale by board room traders created
a sentiment nf dlstniKt of some of the mo
tives and alleged Information on which the
previous accumulation had been based.
This feeling was emphasized by the ap
proach of the quarterly meeting of the
I'nited States Steel corporation and the
doubt of the kind of stock market response
which may be made to even the most fa
vorable outcome of that meeting, In view
of thn price altitude of the stock and the
jubilant assertions of coming events that
have accompanied It. A feature of the sit
uation that aroused much conjecture was
the strenRth of the foreign exchange, mar
ket, which made a further advance today
with the continued demand for remittance,
Special Interest attached to tho announce
ment of the placing of a block of St.
Louis San Francisco refunding bonds
with bankers In Germany. Participation
by foreigners In some of the bond Issues
which are In contemplation are much re
lied upon to take up the heavy indebted
ness of the New York money market
The points, of strength In the market
were sporadic, and they developed from
time to time In an eccentric manner that
made an explanation puzzling. Violent ad
vancea on small transaction In the ex
press stocks were' due to the advance In
the dividend rate on I'nited States express.
Rumors nerKlKted of a romtne combina
tion of copper Interests, with some effect
on copper securities. The southern group
nf railroads felt the Influence of the Haw
lev rt.ul in Missouri. Kar.sas & Texas.
and mysterious intimations of a possible
further scope for the plnn Involved In that
deal. The sustaining Influence of these
movements was only temporary and prices
ran ntt strain, closlna- at about the Vwest
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value,
$3X70 000. United States bonds were un-
ehnnsred on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
An itni-ki were as follows:
&lis. High. lem. Close.
w York. Menejr Market.,,
NEW YORK. Oct. 1!!. MOXEY-W call
rm at 441 4W per cent: ruling rate. 4 per
cent; closing bid, 4 per cent: oitereu at tSa
per cent. ' ,
time loans Kasier.' bur very avni;
xty days, ninety days and six months.
4Vi'i4 pes cent.
FKIMB MERCANTILE FAf tit
per cent.
STEUI.INO KXCIIA NUR Steady, With
ctual bus nets In bankers' bills at $4.-Ttt
S310 for slxtv-dav bills and at $4." for
emand: commercial hills, HKWtM.NT.
SII.VKR Bar. 5lc; Mexican dollars. 43c.
BOND Uovernment. steady! railroad.
eav.
Tne following ara the closing quotation
n stocks and bonds
. rrl -it. ri....l':Stii rn.-lt rei. .t'l
Deficiency ' corresponding
8,78 Inohea.' .'w
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster,
Artlcles.l Open. Hlgh. Low.xi Clogr-:)-Y.egr.
,7 .. ,
Wheat
Dee.
May
July
Corn
Oct.
Dec.
May
July
Osta
Dec.
May
July
Pork
Oct.
May
Jan.
Lard
106H-V.I
1 UHV
1
69V
ftlVivS!
. . allct.
Jan.
v' v.,..
J
May I
16H
lOilJ
99V
6
6Vi
40tf40m
III tt.tl7k
ao?,iil 60V
40V39W
1 04A,1-41V
tSij
6!' I . 6r-v4
6CV5! ' 6sV
I
3Df 40 j
-',
IS 10 18 10
18 S3 18 35
13 25 12 80
10 96 10 95
11 77H 11 W
10 67 y 10 70
11 IS 11 15
9 7H 7H
6 (86
i 49evmf
42
39
18 WK
18.27to
12 25
10 90
11 75
10 00
11 15
a 62V,
60
wmf " wyy
!! til
42
21
18 1
18 27W
12 30
10 !
11 77to
iajato
11 15
9 2V4
9 tf
PP
40940H
.4354
40.
Kansas Cttr Grain and Provlaloaja.
KANSAS CITY." Mo., Oct 19. WHEAT
14i2o lower; No. 2 hard. $I.07!gl.Ott; No. S,
$1.04108; No. 2 red. $1.23fi 1.2a; No. 3. $1.22;
December, $1.02'; May, 1.02V sellers; July,
no bid.
- COKN I'nchanged to He lower;-' No. 2
mixed, llHo;-No 3,-tVtV:;' No. a vhlte, 2to
ii 62Ake '.-KK'' 3. '264l'4e: December, 68V,
sellers7-"May,-6tr)tl,ilc, sellers; ;.Jnly.-. 6i,
ellers.- ' - , -
OATiv-Vnchsjiged: No! t white, 4041Hc;
No. "J-mUed.,K9''a40!. "-- "
HAY Cirehanged-. 4rhol-e tfrrfothy. ' 312.00
o,'u. 12 60; chotoe prairie. t.iilS.tO; choice al-
o u n c it u reanwery, exiraa, sjrguf iiiniq,
J7Hc; seconds 26cp packing Btock, Cljc
EdCr-Extras,.?5ic; firsts, 24V4o; tieoonds
ahd 'dtrhes., tic: ciirut . rejejpta, Slc;
svuthern.Icas off, 14c,." ' ' . .
, - iieceiprs, anipmenrs.
,. 119.000 , i 110 OU0
7,000 10.000
14,000 ' , 26.000
6
r.rwv
'" -'fid',
6914
Wheat, bu.
I Corn, bu.
Oats, bu.
18 W
18 07Vil
12 20
U 78
10 92V4
11 15
upuu
its,
Leading options' mt Kansas' City ranged
is follower
Open. High.! Low. Close,
Wheat 1 I
December.... 1 03V4 1 WH 1 02'i 1 UA
May : 10314 "I Bfc 102 1 02i4
Corn '
December.... ,59 ,69 6 6TOA
May J 61to 1H 0T tOA
A asked. B bid.
No. I
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady.
KYB-Mo. 3. 73WT5C;' - '! rn '
UARLKY Feed or mixing. 5363c; fair to
choice malting, 6oij65c.
SEEDS Flax, No. 1 aouthewestern, I1.57H;
No. 1 .northwestern, . l.Sto. . Timothy,
PROY1SIONS Pork, mess, per bbl., $23.60
ii23.7r.. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $13.rt2V&12.3C
Slioi t ribs sides (loo). atftSTfiU-LiVj. short
cleat aides (boxed). $11 W(i 1200.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 143,000 bu. Primary receipts were
2.4.U000 bu., compared with 1. S01 000 bu the
corresponding day a year ago. The world's
visible aupply. as shown by Bradstrevt's,
Increased IO.7M.ttuO bu.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
29 cars: corn, 107 cars; oats, 171 cars; hogs,
24.0u0 head.
Bl'TTEK Steady; creameries, 2tj(i30c;
dairies, &ri -.-. -
E(Hi Steady: receipts, 6.538 .cases; 'at
mark, cases Included. 18c; flrata. Hoc-prime
firsts. 2&o.
CHEESE Firm; daisies. ltWflfiVic; twins,
16iil-Vc: young Americas, laltitoo; long
horns, l6Vlc.
POTATOES Steady; choice to fancy, 63
4t!i5c; fair to good 4Mj50c
POULTRY St.ady; turkeys. 15lc;
chickens, Utoc; springs, 13l.
VEAlr-Steady; 50 to 60-lb. wts., ii9'ic;
t to KVIb. WW., 9to4llOr; 86 10 110-lta. wts.,
WinlJc. - i
t. I.oale Geaeral Market.
LOL'IS. Oct. 19. WHEAT Lower;
No. 2 red, cash. $1 H(rj l.:: No. 2
$104113; recember. $1.U1,; May.
$l(Mtt(10o
, . CORN Lower; tra-k; No. cash, tWc.
nam-; $lafltoc.'' o'fl. Tle nilr, 67o; May,
I to; No. 3 white. 6!'C"c. old,' ,
OATS-Uwer;'tracJt. No. 2 cat-ti. 3sV;
l'e-ember, XVcT' May,- 41Hc", 'No. Z whtte,
41U4Hc. . .. . . .
RYE 73e. nomlnul.: ,-" r 1 '
FLocni-l'iichanged; rd winter patents,
7ut.j0; -extra aucy and Htralght, $5.ha'
hard winter clear, I4.0ivt4.30.
SrJl-.il m.uiiiv, jh i w. ' .
C(iKNMEAL-vl(J. ' ?
BRAN M.ady axkj.-d.Nai.t track. $103
0104. - - '
HAY Steady; timothy, IU.tK.evi Iti 00; prai
rie. $10.00,,)2 00.
IRON ttillON TIES MIc. ' ' '
RAO1IN5 Se- .' .
1IKMP TWINE 7V. ..-..?
PROVISIONS Pork, umlmnged; lobbing,
I'iaab. Lrd. blgber: prima ateauv. $t2.07V-i
13 17V4. Dry iwlt nieais rbox-d), lower;
extra ahorta, $12.00; rl-ar rlba, $12.00; short
clears. $12 iS, a-an iboxed). lower: extra
abort, $U.0.'luar ltni.. $13.(10; abort cleasu.
t $i.I6.-
POlTLTftT'fady: ( chlekena,- 'lOic;
w aprlntra. II'vj; ducks, 10c; geese, 7o.
! BUTTER Slfad4 cfSAmei-y. 4c.
' KOQ 3 Steady, iA3.
, w Receipts. Shipments
1 ft-f bMa i:. Dim
ViT-eut. bu 147 Ja) 11
orn. bu 4... S3.'") 4-' )0
'Uta. bu,. '04U0 M.uuw
V 1 ,
lllli-('.hlncr nf . 700 63. ii
Amiliimilxl Copper 54.7U S4' MV.
Amicn Agrlcullunil .... S'lO 4V 44H4
Am. Beet Suar 7(10 47
Ara. faa ptd , !, 85 "
m n A r $. 19 1"
Am. Cotton Oil 8,100 74 7714
Am. H. U pM WO 47 47
Am. ! &curltlea
American Unoeed 1"0 1S4 1H
Amsrlcaa Locomotive fc0 '
Am. I. t R , ..I .
Am. . R. PH 4U0- 1U IU
Am, Sugar RaDntng
Am. T. T MUO 1424 14!4
Am. Tobacco ptd I0 l'"4 Mi
Amaliiaa Woolen 200 W
Anaconda Mining Co tr") 4i
Atrhlaoa 12.400 l:i
Atrhlsoa ptd 600 1W4 VH
AtUntla Cout Urn t,ino .14014 -1st
Baltlmar A Ohio 700 UV 11
Bal. Ohio ptd sua '
Btblhm Steal 1.000 MS, .14
Brooklra Rapid Tr 1.N0 7s'i 7
Canadian Pa.' I fie l.KK) W 186a
Central Lastbar B.aj 4H 1 4.S
Central Lthr ptt 100 14 . 10
Central ot Nae Jersey ; ......
Chaaapaaka at Uklo 14.110 r
Chicago Alton o0 7cm
Ohlcae Oraat WaaUrn.... "0 14-4
CDIcago 4 N. W l.OO 1m
C. M. 8t. P ,
ft. ft;-fi- B.-fc.i 1.C-.
Colorado F. I..
eororado A 8o
Colo. aV So. Ut pM...
Colo, 4 So. 24 ptd ...
Consolidated Uaa
Cora Products
Delaware a Hudson...
Pcnvar A Ria Unnda
U. A B. O - ptd.......
Dlatlllera BacUrlUna .
Erio ,
Krla- Irt pfd......
Urh Sd afd
Oaneral ElectWd
Oraat Northern pfd
CkTil Northarn Ora ct(s. ...
Illlnol Cantral . ,'.
Interborough Mat. .........
Int. Met. pfd..... -..-.'.
rnlarnaltona! Hal-ranter ...
Int. Murine pM
International Pa(er .......
InternatUnal: Pump .
Iowa Ontral ...:..':...'..:.
Kanaaa ttr So. .......... .j
K. C. So. ptd -...,.-.,,..
Loularllla A N
Minn. A t. V.
M . Bt. P. at 8. . M.....t
kiwurl PMine ,....!
M., K. a T
M., K. A T. ptd
National Btaoult ,
National Lead
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Visible Kapply ( Grata.
NEW YORK, Oct 19. Special telegraphic
and able communlcattonn received by
Uradstreet's this week show the following
changes in available supplies as compared
with last week:
Wheat, in the TTnlted States east of the
Rockies. Increased S.110.000 bu.: In Canada,
Increased 2,271.000 bu.; total, United States
and Canada. Increased 5.3M400 bu. Afloat
for and In Europe, Increased 6 400.000 bu.
Total American and European supply. In
creased 10,7X1.000 bu. ,
Corn. In ti e United States and Canada,
Increased 494.000 bu.
Oats, in the United States and Canada,
Increased 675 000 bu.
The leading Increases and decreases re
nn,i, this week follow:
Increases Manitoba. 1.128.000 bu.!
Huron 'JoO.OiiO bu.; Kingston, 147.000
Chicago private elevatore, 1fj.o0
Sarnlo, 143.000" bu.; Goderich. 97 000 bu.;
waukee nrivate eUvfrlors, 70.000 bu.;
Colborne. u ou.
Decreases Aiiuranu. aio.wv vu.
WMl Market.
BOSTON. Oct. l.-WOOL-Falr alzed
busiiien with firm prices atlll obtains in
the local wuut market, although shipments
tha mills are very heavy, indicating
Increased production. Buying locally Is
confined to small mills with comparatively
little wool available. The .leading quo
tations range as follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces XX.
37c- X, 341i3.-.c; No. 1 washed. 3V(i40c; half
blo'xl combing. 37c; three-elKinhe-blod
combing. 37c; quarter-blood cuniblng, !4'ij
.5c; Iielalne" washed, 4tl;40o. Michigan,-Wis-
,iMin Kew York f lecea f lna unwannea.
J-M-oc: delaine unwashed, Sl'aiCo: half-blood
tinKathh, xtvi.ibc: inree-eiKntna-oiuou un
walied. 34'i3ic;. quarter-blood. 3 Wi34o.' Ken
tucky, Indiana and Missouri 1 ni-e-eignine,
S4o: ouar er-blood. f'JiSac. Scoured values.
Texaa Fine. 12-months, "i'Ai': t6 six to
hi moiuhs. oiyflTOc: fine. .SfruOo. Call
forula INoniiern. w,vc; miouih cuuniy na
(ii'&c; fall fre. Wjjrio. Oregon Kastern. 'o.
1 staple. iB'jll'w'c; eaeiern uiitinins. ii'v,
uiipv No. 1. &7uc. Territory r Ine utuple,
77,Oc: fine-medium -alaple. . 7w,7!; fine
V hing. - iM i Jo; line sneoiuui t-iotntng, hi
iisc: halT-biooo. vi.at; inree-eigmiis uiooa
6vt7ie; qiiart-r-WoiKl, g.4iuc Pulled ex.
u, 7iu7Jc; flue, tiu Tve; A. .bupeni, ; eoruudc
Oils u4 Heal a.
SAVANNAH. Oa.,iOot. 19-TfRPF.N.
TINE Firm. 56c: slea. 41 bb!,; . u
.uis W72 nois. : anionients. im coia. .
KOSIIS rirm; saiea. i in ooi a., receipt a.
3 .') bbls. ; shlumeutd. 8.4 bbla 1 stock,
137 2a bbls.; quote: xv M: JJ. f.ui'; --,
$4 10; K. $4 20; t, $4 2J(ii4'; H. $4.35; I,
$4 70; K. $Ai; M. 70;-. $b.0G; WO, $-l0;
ToLElO. Oct. 19 OIl-North Lima, ooc;
S.iiit, r. mt and Indiana, tic.
OIL CITY, Oct. W. GIL Credit balances,
11 ri: runs. 100 219 bbls: averaKO, U4.il bUa
snlpmenis, la9.o9 bbls.; ' average. -.. 1K7.J08
N T., o. A W
Norfolk A W .
Nona American
Northern Pacific 4.7TS) IS!
Paclflo Mall l.li .11
Pennaylvaaia M,) 144
Paopia's Oaa H4,
P.. C, C. at. u e H6
Praaaad St Ml Car tin) 4a
Pullman Palace Car t"0 "
Rallwar Btaal Spring PlO 47 '
Reading 49, SO 144
Kepubllo Btaal (uo 47
Kapublla Steal ptd
Rock laland Co 67. 'Ul 41 H
Rock laland Co. ptd 7
bt. LAS. F. Zd pfd l.-MM M114
St. bouts S. W
St. t. 8. W. pfd
Bloaa-ehafdeld 8. 1 200 4
Bouthorn Pacltio 14. ln lifc
Southarn Hallwar
So. Railway ptd 4. Km 71',
Tanaaiaea copper Juo 36
Texaa a Pacific 4 e
T., St. L a W l.liw M a
Bt L A W. mt 7.10 71
In loo Paclfia 44,10a SH'4
t'nlon Pacifls pfd 1" )
V. 8. Realty 90 S3
8. Rubber MO 4
IT. 8. Steal 407. Hl
8. Btael pfd J lk
t'tah Coppar 4Vfc
Va.-CajvliDa Cbamioal
abah , t am,
Wabaata pfd U.lnO 61
Wwwn Maryland &u0 21
Wutlngbouaa Electf
Waalara l a Ion I 77
Wnaallns aV L B
Wiaronaln (Vntrml
aacond aaaauoaant paid.
Tout aalaa tor the day, lU.idv aiiaroa
I lerpoal Graia Market.
l.IVF.RPOOL. ' Oct. ll-WHKAT Spot,
No 1 rrd western winter, nominally. 7a
ted. Fuuirea. OolvU, lN-cemb. r. 7a 8T.d;
March. 7s i'ad. Ma. . 7l.d.
CJMN ipol quiet; ue Ainei iian, mix.tl,
bbla.
t'ofrea Market,
NEW YORK. Oct 19 CO FFFTE Coffee
futures closed steady at a net deoline of
6 to In tKiinta. Sales for the day wr r
ported of 47 500 bags. Including November
at S abr; December. (9Mi4.10c; March. Uf rj
(lie; May. 4 10i.;vc; July. .I6o
S-ptembrr. fVitl .i-. Spot, steady; Rio
No. ,. ."',c. m.iiiliial: N 4 bautoa, 8c
liilid, quint; Cordova, SUSc
141
21
187
41 '4
ta
14
ti'4
4
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144
41
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17
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do coupon
V. 8. 4a, r-g
do COOTS -O
Allll-Chal. lat la.
Am Ag. &a
Am. T. A T. e. 4a.
m. Tobacco 4a...,
do a
Armour A Co. 4a
Atchlmtn gen. 4a...
do c. 4k
00 ct. 4a
AL C. U lat 4s.
Bal. Ohio a
do J
do 8 W. a....
Brk. Tr. e. la
n. nf Ua. ta
'in. Leather ia ...
C. of N. J. a. St..
Chat, a Ohio 4a.
..livin, u-t 114a In
lfl Int. M. M. 4 71
..101 ai.nan aa tei
..114 do 4a 'V
..117(4 an c. So. ,lrt Ja.,.-.. It
4 L. S deb. 4a ltn. ... 4
'..It's t. A N. unl. 4
1I at It a t 'lst 4. 19
.. n do gn. 4t n
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.. WN.' R. R. of M. 4a. 4
.1" N. T. ' ! H
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. l'SU M T N. H. A H.
.. 41 e. 4 .....ir
-.4 N. A W. lat e. 4s.... t
. . M an ft. 4a 11
.. SO Nc. Pacific- 4 12
.. 44 do 3a 'r
..1"0 S. t. -rfdg. 4 l
.. MSPltin. ct. .1 14 4. . 97
..12t do con. 4s....' 14
l'3 Reading gen. 4. .....
IiHt. L. . r. Ig. H
47
4:
9
-
4
A
4
5
4
4
do ret. ba..
Chlctgo A. 3t.. 7S to gan. M
.. B. A it- ). 4.... Pt. U t. W. e. 4a..
do gen. 4a 99 eao )t gold 4a...
. M. A B P. a. 3a H4 etaeahoard A. U 4t
C . R. I. at P. c. 4s.. 74 9o. Paclfia col. 4a.. 41
do col.. 4a 11 dn ct. 4a MB
do rfda. 4t !o da lat raf. 4t 44
Cola. Inri lie lfo. Railway as 10
Colo. Mid. 4a to do gtn. 4a 4"
F. r . e. 4.. 7fnlon Ptctfla 4a. l'1
.103 do tt. 4a li
. 97 do 1st raf. 4a.... W
. 94 V. 8. Rubber 4a 104
. 7.7 V. 8. Steel Id ( P
. t Va.-Cro. Cnam. at..
. 16 Wahaah lat 4a 112
. icn w attem Md. 4 h
. 71 Waal. Kin-, ct. 5a 94
.U4Wm. Cantral 4a 94
P. a II. ct. 4a.
!. A R. O. 4a...
do rt. &a
Matlllart' ut
'Krla p. 1. 4a
do gen. 4a
do rr. 4a, ter. A .
do ariea R
Gen. Kleo. ct. Ka...
Bid. Offared.
Boatoa Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Oct. 19 Money, call loans.
fr,V4 per cent: time loans. 4Wtr& Per cent.
C'loring quotations on stocks and bonds
were:
AUhlton act). 4t M Amalgamated 4.1
do 4a ino Arliona Com. 44
Atchlaon R. R 120 Atlantic
do pfd 14 Butta Coalition .
Eoaton 4k Albany lit cal. A Arliona. .
Boston A Main. 160 Cal. Hecla
Poaton EUratcd 130 Centennial
Pltchburg pfd 1 Copper Rang .,
N. V., N, H. A M...104 Daly Weat
Colon Pacino Jj Franklin
Am. Arga. Ulam 44 Cranny
do pfd 101 Greene Canaoea
Am. Fnu. Tuba lala Royale ....
Amer. Sugar 110 Maia. Mining ..
do pfd U Mlchltaa
Am. T. A T 111 Mohawk
Arner. Woolen 14 Mont. c. A 0
do pfd 101aTtda
lom. 1. a 8 n9 Oeceola
Edison Kite, lllu It Parrot
General Electric ....14 Bhannon
Maaa. Klectrlo pfd... 10 Trinity
Maaa. Oaa 71 t'nltad Coppar ..
United Fruit 1(1 U. s. mining
Inlted 8. M 4tT. 8. Oil
do pfd a I'UK
V. 8. Steal HO Victoria
do pfd 117 Winona
AdTentara 5 North Butte .....
Alieuet 64
P
s
(44
40
7
1
44
11
X4
4
49
,
1444
......164
90
15
10
44
47
42
1
64
Local Berarltles.
Local securities Quotations, furnished bv
Samuel Burns. Jr,, 614 . New York Lite
building, Urjaha:
BI4.
Armour A Co. 4a..... 91
City of Omaha 4a. 1919....... 103
Cndahy Packing Co 4
Colurobot (Nab.) Bias. Light 4a, 1434,.,, 94
Indapandant Tela. Ba (OnaM) 30
International Construction .Co 43
kacleda Oaa Light Co. ta, 1434 jot
Morrl 4V Co. 4a, 1999...... u'Vfl'i '
N'abraaka Tele. St.lck. g per ent..-. M79t
Omaha ta ta, int. ....t..i.iM IS '
Omaha E!ec Light and power 4a, 1.1bBw
Onaha Elas. Light and Power pfdnt Jtt- '
Omaha C. B. 81. R. ta, lilH 9
Ctnaka O. B. St. Ry. ta, 1414. 1W)
Omaha A C. B, Su Ry. pfd 4 par ot... W ..
Omaha A C. B. Bt. Ry. com r 4 aer at 71
Omaha O. B.- Ry. 4 B. b, ljg 91 .
Omaha Water Co. ta, 144 M
Omaha Water Cat, ta. .1916 44
Omaha Water Co. 1st pfd ' to
South Omaha Bawer 4, 1124 ...: l;
Biouz City Btock Tarda pfd, par cant 44
In Ion Buck Yafda (Omaha) par east 47
Weatarn Pacific ta, 103 m
Aikaa.
43
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!
- ta
44
4S
108
93
4
9
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at
lis)
101
3
T4
99
94
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(JtWTlgnVW
Overcoats
at
and
and
Suits
s17-
FOR
MEN
A special-purchase through our New York buyer enables us to mke) thin
orfer. You couldn't buy Biich claasy clothes as those an r where eUa la towo
for less than 20 to 25. . .
The Overcoats are In the new styles that are so different from last year's
roats. The Suits are in those sniTirt mixed effects and refined tones that mark
the celebrated clothes of good taste everywhere. Two specials
14.50 and $17.50
ritESTO CltA VKX KTTKS Just the coat for steady service,
dressy overcoat, .fine for a rain coat collar can be worn
Prices $12.50
Good for a
up or down.
$25.00
to
BRANDEIS STORES
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Inclined to Go lower on Bear
ish Tactics.
MODERATE RECEIPTS OF HOGS
Mule ( hane Kaldeaeed fram Dap-
Before, Prlrea . Holdlntf A4ot
teady Sheep Stronaer
an Opealna:.
Incurable" Gases Are Usually Cured.
New Method Treatment of Austro-American Doctors Revolu
tionizes Medicine.
NO ILL SEEMS BEYOND DR. MILEN'S POWER.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct 19. 1908.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hoirs. Sheep.
Official Monday....
Estimate Tuesday.
104
4,700
2X2
4,000
27.718
13.000
Two days this week....l7.r4 ,tr2 6S.7U
Same days last week.... 17. 4.tmS MOtil
rame daya 2 weeks ago.. 22 073 7,137 77, 4W
Same days t weeks ago.. 10,072 6.762 70.520
Same days 4 weeks ago..l8.iS2 t.Slt 48 2)
Same days last year 2;,V 8,f2 45.899
The following table shows the receipts
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: 109. 19os. Inc. Dec
Cattle 857.076 812 124 44.951
Hogs 1, Uta. 846 1.013.2.S9 149.443
Sheep 1.732,023 1,637,044 94,979
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days with comparisons:
Date. j 1909. 1 1908. 1907. 1 1906. 1 1906. 1 1904. 1J03.
Oct ..
Oct ..
Oct 10..
Oct 11..
Oct. 12
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
18....
14....
15....
16...
17...
IS...
19....
7 67M.
T 61V4
a .
7 7H
7 70
T 614
J 4U
V
t 20
t 15
S 99
t 70
8 08
6 98J
07
6 11
15
I 11
a
6 09
6 321
f 30 5 0b
2T, i 06
201 4 99
211 6 07
I 26! 6 OS
T 48H! 5 68 Oil t3!
b t0 6 W 6 ii
tU 02 C 16
S 091 IS
7 46
a
7 87
t M
a
s a
( 46
6 81
t 17
i 101 5 11
i 12
t 11
10
& 10'
6 02
4 98,
I It
6 19
t 22
a
5 81
6 37
6 44
6 48
t 86
6 23
ft a 08 C 24)1 t lti 6 02 6 U
Sunday.. .
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
tha Union Stock yards. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at S o'clock p. m.,
October !:..
. RECEIPTS. .
Cattle, llogs. Sheep.
C M. tt Rt P.. 27
Wabash .
Missouri "PadCIa 4 ,
Union Parifio 70
C. A N. W., east..,.,,, 7
C..A N. W., west U6
Ck St. P.. M. & O...'. S
C, Ji. & Q., east 8 ,
C, B. & west ..168
C, R. I. A P., east S
C, R. I. & P.. west
Illinois Central 1
C. (J. W :
1W ej t:
le
44
1.-4
1W
39
1
30
47
42
12ti
31
7o
U
fc
44
i
t'tl
104
43
4
1
4
47
Ul
4.1
1
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17
bit
l.ondOB Stack Market.
LONDON, Oct. 19 American securities
after a alight opening advance today be
came weaker. Selling of United Stales
Steel. Union Pacific and Atchison, Topeka
A Santa re, carried price below partly
and at noon the market waa) easy and from
Vu below yesterday a isew ork closlnc.
Cauailian Pacific was steady and advanced
a small iraotlon,
London cloalng stocks: '
Con tola, moaey 4: LouteTUIe A N.
. da account. ........ 4JM., K. A T ...
Asialgamatad Copper. 46N. T Ceutlal..
Anaconda 1 Norfolk A W..
Atchison .t .....lt4 do pfd
do pfd 1"' Ontario a W..
Btitlmorw a Oli la ...no- pannaylvanla
Canadian Paclflc...,.19vKand atlaaa.:..
O.eaapaak O. .v- 91 aaadtns
..147
.. 40
..14-1
.. M
.. 93
.V 44
.- 16
.. M
..31
.. II
-Hi;
. .2"
..17
.. 92
..tt:
.. tv
.. 41
tt
Otcago U. W... 148ouiorn Ry
Chi.. Mil. A . P. ..14 do pfd
lie Barn ... ls Southern Pad Be.
Doneer Hie O..... t-i lnaa Pacific...
do pfd U da pfd
Erie, I47. 8. Steal.,.. ..,
do lat pfd d pre..;..
do td ptd 41 Wahatk
Grand .Trunk......... t' do pfd......
llllnola Cantral 144 Sranlak -4a.-.'
SILVKK Har. su-aly al 2;-16d per ot.
MU.M-Ii,Ji4i per cant.
The rate of discount la the open market
for ahort and three months-, bills-la J',
pes cent. .
New Yark Hlalag ttacW. ' - i
NEW YORK. Oct 19. Closing quotatlona
on miolng siuvks were a fu:uws:
IIIm 17a aLMdTtlla Com. -
tiauaawicc .
Oaaa. Tunnel stock
.- W
A Va....,174
' Baalc Clearl nga.
OMAHA A. Oct. 19. Bank clearlnan tnr in-
day were S2.oi,G75.S3 and for the . corre
sponding date last yeaj- 11,705,3477.46.
Cottoa Market.' -
NEW YORK. Oct. lA.-COTTON-Tbe
market was active again today and prices
again- made new high records,'' but offer
ings once more proved too heavy to bo
withstood Just under the 14c level. ,iainlng
a reaction toward the close whioh left the
market barely steady at a net advance
of Ij8 points. The market opened steady
at a net advance of points on better
cables than expected and reports of rain
in the southwest, but local professionals
sold for a reaction In the Initial advance
and assisted by heavy realizing soon sent
prices back to. within two or three points
of last night's closing.- Offerings were sur
prisingly well absorbed around U.C'.o for
December and 13.84c for May by ftesh buy
ers and brokers supposed to be operamib
for Patten Irrforeats. With southern bulls
aggrenslve. there was a rally duilriK the
middle of the day which carried prices up
to a net advance of 134(17 points, with De
cember selling at 12 801 and May at 13.97u,
the highest prices so far this season. Early
sellers covered on this advance, -but realis
ing sales became heavier during the after
noon and renewed selling by -retictlonlMt
sent prices off several . pointer Deember
closing at 13 72c and May at i:i.Nlc, bid. The
rains in Teas were thought likely to
interfere with tho movement and possibly
I urt the grade, but seemed to be a less
important factor than the renorted firm
neas of Interior markets and bullish expec
tations as to the sinners' repoi-t. Southern
spot markets officially reported arly were
generally unchanged. The cold wave was
t-aid to be less threatening and less atten
tion was paid to the tropical storm situa
tion, which, however, has not entirely dis
appeared rrotn market calculations.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 19. COTTON-Spot
cotton Millet and steady, unchanged; mid-
aung, i.ic. saiee on the spot. 200 bales
to arrive, 800 bales. ,
Futures opened steady at an advance of
T to 11 .points on very favorable cables.
miring tne greater part of the day the
market was very steady 011 reports .from
Txaa that the crop In many sections was
w noiiy picked. ei y light receipts at Hous
ton. compared wilt iat years.-seemed to
t onrirm ineae siorrv. Telegraphic? cemmunl
cations from Mississippi told of high
LM HTB.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 19.-COTTON-Steadv
Middling. l.ic; sales none: receipts. 4.24
bales; shipments, 4,ul5 bales; stock, 12.168
Duies.
t . r A
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, ' Oct. 19. -linTALS-Sla inl
aid copper whs unchanged en the New
lork Metal exchange tudav. Loral deal
rs quote lake copper at n.ooti:i.ar, -ier-
trolvtlo at 12 6ujj 12.85 and casting at tU'.oQ
tHiz-iD. in London market closed easv.
with spot at Lr7 15s and futures it 15a.;
Tin waa t.-uiet In New York. while the
London market was easv. with spot at
12s 6d and futures at flW Js fid. Lead
v. as uulet In New York at 84.3Mf4. W. while
the Indon market was higher at 11 6s M
Spelter was firni In New Yolk at W-l'tr
6 25. while the Ixndon market was un
changed at 23 .a. The Kngllsh Iron mar
ket was la H;d lower at 51 9d for Cleve
land! warrants. The local iron market waa
steady, with No. 1 northern foundry quoted,
at 419 6j4i 19.00.- No. northern foundry at
11&"4M9 00 and No. ! aouihirn and No. 1
southern soft at tl9.2fi47 19.7S.
Total receipts
.403
1 .i
1 1 ..
a
10 ,. . 76
O
18 ' ' 26
8 2
6 .' '
10 16
4
2 .
3 ' ..
2 '
60 120
DISPOSITION
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
1,792
2 9H8
1.621
1,69
60S
Here is a letter you should certainly read.
It maybe uninteresting to you personally,
but may be, through you. It will be the
means of a dear friend securing relief after
many years of suffering: ...
PILOER. Neb., Oct. 11, 1909.
Austro-American Doctors:'
. Gentlemen My father (Mr. John Sess)
requested me to write you and tell you Just
how he waa feeling. He said he never sup
posed he would ever feel again like he
does.
He had many different doctors and they
gave him up aa Incurable, but he aaya he
certainly Is feeling like a new man again.
He receiver! the medicine O. K. and is
much obliged.
Sincerely your friend,
C. R. W. SESS.
P. 8. Address him always at West Poiut,
Neb.
The above Is the exact copy of a letter
voluntarily sent to the Austro-American
Doctors because of the great good they are
doing for Mr. Sess.
The Austro-American . Doctors never
charge for consultation or advice. They
ara headed by Dr. Theodora Milen, who la
chief of staff. Thirty years of active prac
tice and research In this country and In
foreign fields places him . in an enviable
place) among his profession. No better man
oould hold this position. His assistants are
all specialists who have devoted a life
time to their work.
This organisation has perfected what the
medical world terms the "New Method" of
treatment. They do not treat the effects
of an 111, but ascertain Ita cause and then
remove the cause. By this "New Method"
treatment one may be cured In a few
weeks of an 111 that has been "doctored"
for years without success. Hundreds of
Instances of that sort are on record. But
they don't cure every case they can't.
Some are so far gone aa to be beyond hope.
These they do not touch, but frankly tell
the patient so and refuse to accept the
case. This does not apply, however, to
cases which have been pronounced "Inour
able" by others. Most of these they cure
permanently In a few days or weeks.
The special ailments with which they are
remarkable successful are paralysis, rheu-'
matlBm. goitre, epilepsy, gall stones, dis
eases of the liver, kidneys, stomach, blood,
chronio diseases of men and women.'
Offices ar.d laboratories are maintained
on the fourth floor of the Ramge block, at
Fifteenth and Harney streets, opposite tho
Orpheura theater.
, ; : :
Dan Collins Neb.
calves... '816 4 to (calves..,
I heafers... 637 8 20 29 cows.....
9 feeders.. 1103 4 So 22 feeders.
Orover Redden Nek.
23 feeders.. 1028 4 60
WYOMING.
408
796
747
4 86
2 861
4 24)
11 cows 864
6 steers.... 1027
IS cows....
t heifers..
4 heifers,.
10 steers...
190
4 60
t 4T.
3 So
5 26
4 M
A cows'..
9 steers..
7 cows...
I heifers.
S cows 847
0 steers.... 930
1044
8S2
7
2 W
4
3 45
3 66
3 65
4 20
13 steers..
3 steers..
22 cows
3 cows
4 lauls C'biat i
43 BUtlcaa ...ITS
Ontario ,
CH'blr T.......-.1S
Standard ........ W)
Taiiua- Jacket
Caa Cal.
Mora Silror
lraa Sllrer
otfurad.
Treaaarr . Sta teaaeat.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 Tha condition of
the treasury at the beginning of busineas
lei ay was aa follows:
Trust Kund ild coin. ISTI 035.861: silver
dollars, t97,7t,Vt4 silver dollars vf I')'!,
Omaha Packing Co 613- 4s7
Swift and Company , 981 . 931
Cudahy Packing Co 1.20S 1.39S
Armour & Co 1,124 l,fi20
Schwartz-Bolen Co.-. 121
Armour, from Denver .. 55
Cudahy, from Denver:..;'..
Morrell 22
Benton, Vansant & Lush. 60
Stephens Bros 28 .......
Hill A Son 865
F. B. Lewis 23.-
Huston & Co 58 .....
J. B. Root tt Co 200
J. H. Bulla 444
L. F. Hubs l:
L. Wolf S3
McCreary tt Carey 2x7
S. Werthelmer 3X7 .
H. F. Hamilton Sort .....
M. Hegarty 34
Sullivan Bros 36
Lee Rothschild 22 .....
Smith e S..... ,.,.17 ......
Mo.-Kan. Calf Co 6T ....1
Christie. K. & S 69
Other buyers 877 ...... 14.067
Total ; 7,961 4.4IH 22.632
CA'i'l LE Receipts were Hardly as large
as dealers were anticipating, 3ol cars being
reported In. As has been the case for
some time lately the cattle were late get
ting In and this had a tendency to delay
trading, liustneas opened out rather slow.
with packers generally moie or less Dear
lah on account of the heavy receipts and
lower puces reported at Chicago. Lp to
a late hour, however, very Utile trading
had been done and that generally on the
basia of ateady to a shade lower figures.
'Ine indlcatlona were that before the trad
ing for the day waa over prices would
show more or less of a decline as com
pared wltn yesterday's strong prlees. There
was little change In the market for cows
and heifers as supplies were by no means
excessive and the demand from all sources
very satisfactory. ' Medium and common
muff was in very liberal supply and ruled
aomewhat easier in spots, but the choice
giades an well aa the thin and canning
kinds sold at fully recent quotations. The
marUot for veal calvea waa active and
strong and bulls, stugs. etc., sold In about
the name notches as vesterday
ln stockers and feeders the trend of
values was lower right from tne start
Outeide orders were not overly numerous,
while the attendance of country buyers
waa rather disappointing. Heavy feeuera,
In partlcuuar, were , rather alow sellera
and at more or less shaded prices, while
tha a-ood Unlit and medium weight stuti
went at f inures not materially different
from yesterday. There waa a raft of com
mon light stuff here that-was hard to sell
even at prices I03IL0 lower than yesterday.
Quotations on cattle: tiood to choice
eornfed ateera, 4. 2-js.OO; fair to good corn
fed ateera, t.2r ,'o7.26; common to fair corn
fed steers. i4.1Vg.:5; good to choice, range
steers, ir.2o6.2b; lair to gooa range siooia.
44 5"hS 00; common to fair range ateera,
4a.5Oy4.40; good to cnoice conned coai ana
hvifrra. H.On'tioOu: fa4r 10 good coruted
cows and heifera, $3 2Cp4.O0; common to fair
eornfed cows and heifera, w.j..a, gooa
to choice range cows and belters, 4J f
4 2ft; fair to good range cows ana neiiers.
3.2fyaS.a; common to fair range cowa and
heifera., aZ.Hudr.u: good to cno:ta nuiitri
and feeders. S4.omli5.25; fair to good stock
era and feeders. 3.&0e400: common to fair
stockers and feedera. S2.73.50; stock heif
ers. 42.aWil.75; veal calvea, 3 5ta4.75, bulls.
stags, etc . I1 7M4. 16.
Wa.STEK.Pi a i c HiiAenA
971
740
745
977
J. C. Miller Wyo.
102 feeders. 1099 6 15 6 feeders.. 1099
J. C. Shaw Wyo.
.101.18 4 75 6 steers.. ..1160
.112 3 80 . -
J . A. Peterson Wyo. - '
. 82T. ,82. , Jl feeders,. 1001 ,4 30
.!( -J JSr''- '--9 feeders-. .-960 3 8i
Little Horse Creek Cattle Co. Wyo.'
23 cows..... 1065- 4 0 43 cow....t 965 , 3 80
.' lrln Broi Wvo.
11 feeders.. 1070,' 4 30 14 feeders.. 1096
36 feeders. ,1061- 4 M. 16 cows' 1030
39 st.ers.... 941' 3 86 , LH Uteors.r.: 947
12 steers. ...1"3 . 4 55 . - 19 f eeders. .loM
25 cows...-..-7:J 3 K) - 7 feeder.. 1147
16 cows..... 8V 3 75.' 13 calves..
iO cows...,. 9 2 65 17 cows....
irikiisyt Bros.r-S. D.
14 steers.. ..1147 4 50',- ' 12 Cows. .'.
Hendriok Broa.-S. D.
4 bulls.. '...130T S 10 ' '
Western Ranches 8. D.
10 steers.. '..1279 4 60 20 steers. ...1317
15 steers.. ..1190 450
James Trunirner S.' D.
33 feeders.. lo:," 475 22 cows.... . 977
' Stephen' Graf 8. D.
14 feeders:. Mr.4 4 90 5 cows.... .1060
L. 'Kerlnen S. D.
11 cows..... 927 3 70 - 3 calves... 165
6 c W8...,.10O $ K '. I cows... ..10(r,
t heifers.. 4T74 3 25 1 bull... ...1270
feeders.. 046 4 50 5 steers-. .:. 1012
H. Rj cVaft Hmra Wvo, '
14 feeders.. 11 14 6 00 19 cows 1000
4 cows.
247
988
4 00
4 75
4 85
3 00
3 35
4 K
4 30
4 50
4 00
842 3 50
5 35
3 SO
3 20
8 75
2 75
3 10
4 25
3 75
desirable fat lambs was perhaps a dime
higher than yesterday, but the bulk of the
sales did not ho this advance. Quality
on an average was somewhat better than
recently and many of .he western airings
carried very decent killing ends.
Inquiry for feeder stock was broad and
vigorous as ever. Country buyers wera
plentiful' and orders In tu. hands of com
mission men that required Immediate atten
tion, helped to widen the outlet, so that
salesmen as a rule had tittle difficulty In
realising good, strong prioea on all classes
of thin stock. Competition from packera ort
half-fat stack was also brisk, and while
no positive advance In values was apparent
during the first rounds, anything desirable
for fattening sold very readily Today'af
market.' aa a" wiule.' opened 4fV rery. satis-'-tory
shape, with every prospect of -fair
clearance at good, strops: prices, .., . -,. '
Quotations on fat . shewn and ;. lambs;
Good, to choice lambs, S6.oo43H.8V,. fair, to ,
gocd iambs. 38.3fr66.56S good light year,
lings.' S3 005.30; good . heavy ycArlm,
S4.70ttf5.00; good to choice wethers, S4.IiWf
4.5o; fair to goOd wethers: S3.HOfl4.20r gofft
to choice ewes, ' S4.10-a4.S6;-' fair to gooM
ewes. S3.85fi4.10; old canrier ewes, Sl.OotTI.OO. .
Quotations on feeder stock; ' Good , t -chotoa
lambs, .S6.ti0frs.fc1: fair to good lambs, ,
S5.40i6.0",; light- yearrtngs.-84.8Sn4.13; heavv
yearlings, S4-3SA4.S.'.; old wethers, S lOVt ?
good to choice ewes, 2.TV3.n; breading
ewes. S2.754j6.50; yearling -. breeding' ewesv
S5.60ihC.00. -,'- ' - '
No. . ..... . . . :.. Av. . Pr. .
i'l'Wramln wethers. .;.:.....,. .101 - 4 70.
IDS Wyoming lambs, feeders.,.,. 64
l3 Wvoming ewes, feeders. 98.
1M Wyoming lambs, feeders.-.. .' 43
1025 4 20
Kd iutUiwWVn. v., a 1 .... I
20 steers. ...M.-O 4 90 , 23 cows... 1. 998 4 00
17 oows ltnO- .1(4. . . '
K. K. CurtIsrWo.
23 steers.. 8iil 5 00 4 steers.... 968 4 80
19 helfers8Z 4 00 ' . 4 cowa llui. 3 6a
J O. Wright Wvo.
26 steers.... S0 6 10 3 steers.. ..1028' 4 50
22 cs. tt: hs. 940 4 00
Mr.? Sarah Woods-Wyo.
t Steers.... 91 4 so " 2 steers.... 990 4 25
11 COWS... 9i)l 4 00 Scows 1004 3 40
w. rr 'WrtB-hiWvn:
15 steers..:. 999 ' 4 65 12 cows,.... 1045 4 CO .
- a. tj. fooi w yo. , .
C cows...?. S03 S 45 ' 14 steers.. ,.1160 6 15'
C II. TJfi-Wrn.
U cows.....K0 4 00 . 15 steers 1008 -4 60 "
1,. S How Wvo.
41 meers.. ;.1087 6 10 "
C. S. Bull Wyo.
10 cows 8-0 1 85 4 calves... 342 '4 00
I calves... 1K 150 1J steers. ...1000 4 56
' !.' W. Gln'n Mont. - '
22 Strers....llfi6 8 14 mixed... 1004
19 COWS.....IO11O 8 6 -' '
Herelg Bros. Colo. '
101 feed. rs.i; 6 60 19 feeders. .1327
14 feeders. .12i3 6 00 1 cows 940
I cows....; 805 3 Tt '
HOGS Receipts of hogs this morning
were moderate at this point." but were well
up to the estimates east and were pretty
liberal at southern points. With the trade
rather irregular and uncertain, the-market
as a whole did not show any verv
great change as compared with yester
day's average trade. Opening bids wore
considerably lower, ' but as local houses
seemed to want a few bogs, prices finally
got bark (0 around steady prices, where
the big end jof tne. offerings sold. In fact,
toward the -close of the market, prices
appeared even better than early. Tops
old up to S'.ta. ..tha. same aa yesterday
while the cJoae bulk was- at' S7.3iM7.40. , or
practically 1 11 yesteiday'a notches.. A week
ago today tops reached S7.n0, with (he bulk
showing gt 37 657.75.
Representative aalee:
it -
iiv
5r .
6 60 '
S t;5 '
S Pal ' .
4 r
3 4
5H '
3
a w '
4 0
(0
5 00
6'00
6 W.
3 so-;
4 65
6 00
4 3d
St. Joseph Live -Stock Market. (
ST. JOSKPH." Md..' Oct. '. 19 4 ATTLE
Reuelpts, 3.600 head. Market ateady; ateera.
S4iiOU00; cowa and heifers, $2.506.00;
calves. S3 0ttt8.09. ,
HtHJS Keceipta, 1000 head. Market
steady at 60 lower; toy. 37.80; bulk ilea,
S72:Vu7.50.
SHEEP AND LA MBS Rcoeipta, 4.000
head. Market ateady to strong; lambs,
H5U47.00. - - - j'? '' '
Sleax Cttr Lira Stock Market.
BIOUX CITY. Ia., Oct. . (Special Tele
gram. CATTLE Receipts, t A,o head;
market steady to easy; beevea. 84 0ua7.76.
cowsrf S3uun4.60; feedors.. HVW6.i; year
lings. SS.0ua4.2S.
,11(X56 Receipts. 3.300 head: market
steady: range of prluea, 7ji.40, kuig pf
saiea, w uvi4 ts4,
16 eows
t calves.
4 calves.
7 steers.
4 steers.,
3 eows...
- 3 bulls...
S calves...
25 cows....
10 heifers..
10 cows
a ouws.....
IS e
11 feeders.,
14 heifers.,,
31 feeders
4
. 1M
,. 3. -..
6W
.. iXl
.. 860
..11W
2J
, 9
. 7'
949
'KX7
1014
9c4
29
2 90
7 00
3 60
3 .
300
S (
3 "TO
4 25
3 50
4 00
3 ro
3 ta) .
3 50
3 50
3 40
4 00
4 bulls..
.1 calvea..,
S ateera...
36 steers..
stevrs...
16 cows. ...
7 steers..
10 coas...,
31 steers..
.1250
,
. 3
. 7f4
X)
.1017
. 927
. MM
. 817
1! calvea... 406
18 sleer....lU7
12 heifers. ..1016
11 rows..... 793
15 feeders.. SiA
3 20
4 00
3 90
8 r
3 40
3 60
4 i
3 26
4 65
4 35
4 75
i 10
4 40
Iowa Land and Live Stock Co. Wyo.
47 feeders.. 13" 6 SO 3 feeders. .1373 . 4 60
T. Hodgsen Neb
17 feeders. . 823 4 20 16 feeders.. S14 3(0
l. Adamaon Neb.
13 calves... 415 4 40 Scows 377 I 35
. Harvey Redden Neb.
S3 cows M 3 40
No.
40...
14...
T9...
84...
77...
64...
40 ..
74.-..
47...
44...
IM.,.
44...
49...
M...
11...
tt...
AT.
...Ml
....21,1
...CM
....410
...til
...319
....HI
....ml
... i.t
... iM
....371
...114
...Ml
...II
....Ul
a.
to
rr.
4 t-
I i ,
140 T 36
11 1U
40 .7 M
13 7 36 v 1
... 7 34
t 1 17
... 1 47
... 7 40
... t el
44 T u
T 44
1 40
1 4n -
40
U
Me.
I!
74......
14
4f.
13......
19......
T7
41.....
II
44
tl
74
r
t
'-Jtv.
.91
..'31
..ta
:-K
.137
..311
..til
.341
..B.T
..331
..It
..
..314
Sh. Pr.
W 7 40
t 40
7 4o
T
T W
1 40
1 40
1 40
40
ao
so
tu
120
T 40
1 40
7 t
7 40
7 4.1,
I 4a'
7 44
SHEEP Despite yastarday's heavy re
ceipts and ino naturally slow appearance
of early trade., buying demand in every
branch of the butiics) aa brisk after the
market had been fairly opened and an ex
cellent clearance waa made. Instead of
weakening, most prices were, ' If anything,
somewhat stronger at tha close than at the
opening and good gradea of both killing
and feeding utock ruled fully . steady
throuhgout tha day.
Offerings today were again of liberal pro
portions, some 39.0U0 head being reported
In. making the two daya' receipt, 56.71'
head aa compared with 54.061 head of tha
ftrat two daa of last week aud 4v,t99 head
for the corraaponding period of last year.
Even though several large shipments were
Included In the "late arrival" Hat, buyers
wera not In a waiting mood and a fair da
gree of activity featured tha early trade.
Packet a' buyer were out with good orders
to fill and tat sheep and lambs that an
swered their purpose, realised, as a rule.
5S Wvomlno; lamhs. feeders-.-.... 51 :
615 Wyoming lambs: -fecdersj...'..!
194 Wyoming ewes, feeders... .;. 89
107 Wyoming ewes-.i r.j. . 99
333 Wyoming ' lambs; culls, t .' 4S -l
Wyoming ewes, feeflere...-..;.v 87 .
246 Wyoming yearlings " 82 "
vr Wyoming ewes, -feeder!, .k,ii... 7, .
?3I Wyoming ewes . 96
1F.5 Wvomlrrg' lamb, -fe-eders.. SO
470 Wyoming Iambs, feeders .". 59
115 Wyoming lambs, feeders...... 43
411 Wyoming yearlings, feeders., 80
190 Wyoming yearlings, frder.. 78
llri Wvn'mlntf a was J.......103
0 Wvnmlna ewes, feeders .'. 93 t 90
CHICAGO - LIVE STtrCfC MARKET
Estimated Reeelptt f tattle, Haga
' gas Sheep aad Latest Qaotat loas-
rCHICAGO. , Oct. 19. CATTLTC Receipts
estimated at 14 000 head; market 10c lower.
Steers. S5.60u 90;. cows, S3.6ii5.X; heifers.
S3.5O-r(i.0Q; .bulla. . iZXHH.M. , calves, S3.00O)
9.75; stockers and feeders. .S.X764i-6..-aj. .
. HOUS Receipts estimated at-lo.ww peao. ;
market fa 10o lower. Chol.-e heavy. 7.75sr
7.85; butchers. r.70tr7,86: . light unlxttd., 37 .lrr
7.40: choice light 87 4il7.6S-.' packing, 37 ffr"
7.65; pigs, S5 0OU7.U; bulk tit sales, S-40t7fc,.
SHEEP Keceipts estimaieri at t,i,ri,,.
: , . . . .. 1 t . tj. fj luinh.
rrmrrTt iii-au;- , , 1 . , . . ,
k., r. nr . llH... 1 NVf, IA - .
ro.wtfi.., e.i""B. tu.wuw.w. . ( v.
84. I.oala Live Stnela Sfarket.
. ST. LOl'IS. Oct 19. CATTLFJ R4oelpl.
9.0ft) head. Including 4.500 Texana; market
for steers, 10r(a5c lower. Cows and heifers,
stendv. Native shipping and export steer. -tj
i'rQ ;yi- grcmm.A hiir and buteher. a'eerJ.
453516.7;): ateera under 1.000 poiinda. Sj-OiVir
6.26; stockers and fet-rle'rs, S3.jo1ilJ:
and heifers, S3.0(i6 40; canuera.- C2.00ii3..sf;
pulls, 32.754.00; . calves', 34 rAft 8.00; ' Texas
and Indian steors, . fJ.6Qr.j5.75: .Cuw,iand
heifers. 32.4Wti3.bi. . :. e .-. , .. '
H041S Receipts. -10 r.09; ' -market .strong.
Pigs and lights.- 35 tov-j7 40: pa-kers. fT.30'
7t; butchers and best heavy, S7.(0i(7.7. ,
SHEEP Reeeipis. ,6.UW; market steady.
Native muttons. S3.5W(i4.7.'; lambs, So.OiKir
125: culls and bucks, S2.5Ofi4.90; stockera,
S3.2.y(i4.0. . .
Kaaaas City Lira S tools Ma ripe.
KANSAS CITY Oct. 1. C ATT LK Re
ceipts. 21.000 head. Including 80O aoutherua:
mark'-t, steady to weak: choice export and
dreesed beef steers, So.i'uh.&0: fair to good.
S4.15i1i6 26: western steers. Sltio); stock
e s snd feeders. H.OK,i .",.00; southern steers.
83 2MI.4.75: touthern -cowg. $9 rtmi S.75 : native
cows, 42.000i4.50; natlva- hettets.- 33.25H(i.60;
bulls $2 SV)3.70; calves. S3.75y7.75.
HOOS Receipts, 17.000 head: market
steady to an higher; ton. 1716; bulk of sales.
ST2ni7.0; heavy. 87.tio.r7.75; paekera and
butcl eis. S7.4rfi7.60; light, f7.2f& (.55; . pigs.
sr .Mxii 1 50.
SHEEP AND LA M BS Receipt a. lOfOA
hesd; market, ateady to loo lower; lambs.
S.-i.-o.lO; yearlinKH. 34 6no5.IJO; wethers.
S4.:'5"t4 80: ewes $4.COJ4.0; stockers Snd
feeders. 31 (Wtio.SS.
Stock tat Slgkt.
H-celpts of live stock at the six
el Lai western markets yesterday:
UHK. Hons. Mieeo
prin-
. 8 700
. 2 'VO
. 3 0011
. t l'W
. ()
.UOuO
41")
2 3i0
6 00O
17 i't
lO.t)
15,000
4 00
10 Ooti
6.uii
24 ,0U0
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
St. Joaeph ....
Kansas City
st Louis ....
Chicago
Total
Pearla Market.
PF.ORIA. Oct.. 19-CORN-Firrm
ve hv, vA.461c; No. 3 yellow, 0e; No.
3. SOSc 4
OATS Dull; No. 3 watt. 4ue; Na. whlt,
89iic
. J9.9U0 54,oOO ' 7C.SO0
Wo