Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 11, 1910, Image 10
TTIE BEE: OfATTA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1010. GRAIN AND ODUCB MARIET Large World Shipment Cause Drop is Grain Fricei. VISIBLE SUPPLY SHOWS LNCEEASE No. northern, fl 06'v3i 09'4; No. I north ern, tl.uiH'-il ov"d. FKK1-Htt closed at H.1. krn.No. I yellow, (l4UfiVtai UAIS-Xo. t white, SlVu-'-'Wc kvk-No 2. v2'tli' HHA N--lit ,fcft 1st (). FLOUR Urn patents, r VKtb-W; second patents. 3VOav2: first ck-ars. M UJ HO: I Mcond clears, $2.3.ij2.Ga ('ra Also Ooti Down a Reealt '( Wheat Affnlrs nnd Tiir 1 ratlin Bcarlik CttTira meat Renort Expected. OMATLA. Oct. TO. 1W0. Opening cables were very weak, affected by news from Argentina, where rain waa reported In the uroiKQ dlstrlota Large world ahlijmenie ami Increases In the weekly visible supply were the bearish tea ture mat ran wheat valuen lower. t orn waa affected mosU;a by the lower whent market, but the trade waa bearlan, expecting a beuih government report alter the close ( today's market. Wheat turned Into a waiting market after Hie first break early in the session. 'J railers were Inclined to hold ntl until the government figures wera issued on the total yield of spring and wlntr wheat Corn followed wheat with an early lreak. refusing to rally when eaah stuff held firm, sample offerings being a bear bed readily at VjO over Saturday. . v Primary wheal receipts wera LTO3.0TO pu. and shipments were 617.000 on., against re p..ii... -t vnr of 2.371,a00 bu. and ship ment of 666.000 bo. lTlmirr corn receipts ra 464,000 bu. and shipments were 4a,0n0 bu., analiist receipts last year of 0l.0w bu. and shipments of .iSs.owi bu. Ctraj auoee war . bu. ef corn, none or oata and wbuut arid flour equal to AW," bu. IJverpool closed Hiri'o.d rower on wheat and 'Ad lower on oorn. thaaka ( WTrUrmm. WHKAT-No. 1 hard. W'easaHe; No. bar.). W-,;Sc: No. 4 hard, So 'irf'K; re jected bard. 819SHo; No 8 spring. 96(ff win; No. 3 spring, fisHti !('. , COUX-Ko. 1 white. 4'.'vi4u: No- $ wnito. 47,.'u4m': No. 4 wliite, 4f....H7o; No. J yel low tTfliT'-.c; No. 8 yellow, 4707; No. yellow, 48Vti4eo; Io. 2, 47a-4JVc; a t.VU-1'N.o; no made, 41'a-tio. OATn-io. 2. 81ilHe; it4ard. WHfl S1c; No. I white, JO'v'ilc; Ml 4 white, finlc; No. I yellow, MnStac; No. yellow, Ait LET N o. 4. W361oj No. 1 feed. s $6o. H YE No. f, 72c; No. t. TWlo. Carlat Reaelpta. Wheat. Corn. Oats Chicago 71 1W 157 Minneapolis 873 . Omaha 69 71 89 Dululh 1 CHICAGO GRAIN AltD PROVIBIODrs Feat area of the 1 radio ui Cloetasj Prices on Bard of Trade. CHICAGO, Oct. 10. Bain In Argentina, bit woncl a ahiprnenta and an Increase on oceiin pasuago all began today to deprees the wheat market. Even In the face of an unexpected lessening of the visible aupply, closing prlcea ahowed a net Ions of o to Va7c. Other leading staples, toe, finished on the down grade oorn jc to iHTHo un der Haturday nlglit. oata to o and provisions 6o to 30c. For awhile the only sustaining Influence In wheat was the fact that receipts were llirht and that ahorta were willing to take profit. Foreign selling here, howsrrer, was In evidence, including tome orders from Kuenos Ayres. bears held fall pooseselon of the pit until figures appeared making the amount of wheat In sight In the United Ktatea &8.000 bushels lees than last weak, as ntatnst an Increase of 3,030,00 bushels a year ago. This Information led to con siderable buying and rallied the market tec from the low point of the day. The recovery was aided by complaints of dry weather In Kansas and Oklahoma. An easy tone, nevertheless, prevailed at the close. Iecember ranged from 9I'.ie to 9a and flnlahed o Vf at 97Hc Fine weAther and bearish foreign statis tics wore partly offset In ths oorn crowd by a decrease In the visible supply total. December sold between 49o and 4le, with the final quotations lU'tO down at 494a and the tone easy. Cash com was steady. No. 2 yellow cloned at 61 '4'8Mc. Increased notices of consignments from the country weakened oata. Deoember varied from WjC to K2o and closed at MVwsaSc, a net loss of VlHo. Commission houses sold hog products liberally. In the end pork was X2H to SOo tinder the previous close, lard off 6o to lUo and rlba at a decline of 10c to 80c. LtadlriK futures ranged as follows: Artloles.l Oian. High. Low. Closa. Tes'y. Wheat I I lieo WWI 97H 97'il 9TH U Mav 1 (flK 1 O:; 1 (WV4:1 6S-HH 1 H July 98' SK?'4 t8Vi! 967 99H Corn I IVo. ift:i'4 40 I 4Hl rH May 62'5f 2V M'.461V4(7"? 52S2H MWV July 6L' 6211 62S b2 Outs I I I Hoc. 32HSf ST P!H32H'?T'N 8?T May 351a M 80 V 35 I'nrk I I 1 Jnn. J17.WT3f. 17 40 17.2r 17 36 17 474 May 1C 60 1 76 1 62H 18 SS 1 S2H I.arrt Nov. 11 674 It 7V 11 56 11 67H 11 66 Jnn. in f,24 10 SO 10 47V4 10 60 10 6.r. May 10 10 10 10 10 00 10 00 10 10 mi's Oct. 10 80 10 80 10 67 10 KTV4. 10 871 Jnn. 8 20 8 VH 9 20 9 20 274 May 8 16 9 17 9 UV4 8 22 America, 81c; NEW TURK tiKIDRAL MARKET ttaatatloas of the Par o Varloae Cemmedlllea SKW YORK, Oct H.-FLOUn Unsteady; spring patents, W y 3 6, winter straights, tt X'V 3f, winter patents, $4iiOjt 80; spring clears, (t Jyt.w, w.oter extras. No. 1, f J i Ji5.i. winter extras. No. 2, fi. $ i 66 ; Kan sas straighta, 4 ',W3 ft.) a flour, steady; fair to good, M.tvutU; choice to fancy, 84.4.40. Buckwheat flour, quiet at i.4 per 100 lbs. tXiRNMUL-Steady; fine wWts and yel lew. SI :tvni.40; coarse, Jl.a-l-, alin dried i a WliEAT Fpot market, easy; No. t red tlM elevator, snd fl 02 f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth fin f- o. b. afloat Futures market declined sharply early on weak cables, large world'a alupmenta and rains In Argentina, rallied on ths unex pected decreaKe In the visible, but at the close was eaay on the decline In the north west. Final prices were So net lower. IiccembT, ILfrTttll.flG'Si closed tl.Ui4; May, L(m l.09,, closed 1.(IS- Receipts. 177,600 bushels: shipments, none. CORN eipot market barely steady; No. I, t'to, domestic basis to arrive and 6Vac f. o. b. afloat. Futures market wss with out transactions, closing unchanged to "c net lower. December closed ftJMio; May, J:c; rei-elpta, 1U3.U6 btmhele; ahlpraenta, t,.m bushcla. OATS Spot market, steady. Future market waa without transactions, closing at Vfo net decline.' October closed u; liesember, S9"o; May, 4v;t,c; Receipts, 93,926 bushels; shipments, none. IIAY-Flroi: prims. 51.16: No. L 81.19: Mo. 8, 8l.4X-Cl.08; N. 8. 766. hofs-steady; state, oanimon to oboice. 1H 19Hc; l:"0, 17uiio; f-adfic doast, 1910, I4tti7c: VM9, ltxuito. hlDEfi Hteady; Central Bogota. 21t,Ti2a'c. L.KATHLR Steady ; hemlock firsts, 2SJ8 4c; seconds. 20628c: thirds. l!U20o: re jects, 1WU70. v isiUNS fork, steaay; mesa in.tsj C21.IW; family, 86.00; short clear, 82 00f 'Hr CA m . a.. J f .. i 1 Ail ft aViaVi-A Am -i.cf. J8v?i, w r a j j , iKiniiy f in.v"j'",w, beff haais. ta.w.sj 24.00. Cut meats, steady: irkled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs., 8i&.0o;i.i0; pickled harrs. into. Lard, eaay; middle weat prime 81I.80-IH8.8Cr; refined, easy; con tinent. 113.20; South America 81140; com pound. 810 2610.60, TAiJ-DW-steady ; prim city, 7T4C; coun try, 7NCVc BUI 1 h-K Steady; creamery specials, S0Vc; extras, 2o; third to first, 24ac; state dairy, common to finest, tiflZSo; pro cess, second to special, 23-&27c; Imitation creamery, first, U'U&a; fancy. June make. 83u24c; current wake, first, lift 21c. t Hi.lScK nteaay; state, wnoie miiK, spe olal, 15'-t(fi:l7c; fancy, 16"4c; choice, 14-5 16c; good to prime, lij!l(Hc; common to fair. ll13c; skims, full to special, 123 kXlOS Firm; fresh gathered, extra first, r2(tc; flrnt. 26MTJ4V40; second, 24iaf)c; fresh gathered dirties. No. 1, candled, 20H 21Hc; No. 2, l,vijic; refrigerator, special mark, fancy, 6V'si2Sc; first, UiyZbc; sao- oncis itrrifHo. POULTRY AJrve unsettled1 spring chick ens, 16c; fowls, 17o ; turkeys, lite 15c; dressed quiet; western broilers. 17(?(20c; fowls, 140 lite; spring turkeys. 14-3 2oo. WEATHER IN TUB GRAIN BELT Iiaictlaa la for Coatlnne4 Fair To alght and Taesday. OMAHA, Oat 10, 1910. No marked nor Important change In tem perature has occurred In any portion of the country since the preceding report. A slight but general fall Is shown everywhere east of the Mississippi river and light frosts were soaltered over the lake region. Temperatures have continued moderate throughout the central valleys and western portion during the last forty-eight hours and there Is no Indication of any important change In this vicinity tonight or Tuesday. Light rains are falling on the Pacific coast and In southern Texas this morning and showers oocurred In the lower lake region and New England states within the last twenty-four hours. The weather remains generally clear throughout the centra val leys and wsst and it will continue fair In this vicinity tonight and Tuesday, 1910. 1K09. 1908. 1907. Minimum temperature 64 41 48 48 Precipitation 00 .10 .00 .00 Normal temperature for today, 68 degrees. Deficiency in precipitation sino March 1, 11.88 Inches. Deficiency corresponding period In 1909, 1.80 Inohes. Deficiency corrspondlng period In 1808. 8.30 Inches. L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster. aNEWYUttt. STOCKS ASDBOSUi Market Sympathetic md Slow ia Vie w of Conditions. BASKI50 rosrnoN COSSLTJLHED Kataroar's Ptatenaent la Resras-de mm Eafordasr Necessity of Great Caatlon la tho Ettstlea of poewlatlvo Credits. Ths forenoon lethargy was ascribed stock market of today was alow In con sideration of the banking position and the money outlook. The Saturday bank state ment was regarded as enforcing the ne cessity of great caution In the extension of speculative credits. The smaU addi tion of ths actual surplus waa secured only by the scaling down of deposit liabil ities through the loan contraction and the clearing house loan Item waa changed only by shifting of loana to the other banks and trust companies, thus saving the money market from any disturbance. The outflow of cash, however, continues on a liberal seal. Tbo forenooa lathargy was ascribed especially to the desire to see the report of unfilled orders la the United States Bteel corporation for September 30 and the government report on (rain crop con ditions. Prices rose In response to the United Btstes Bteel report. The decrease of 878, 028 tons in the amount of unfilled or ders during September waa favorably In terpreted In the light of tho August de crease of 4X3,803 tons. Ths decrease for the quarter also of l.Ost.tss tons com pared with a falling off of 1,144,710 tona dur ing the preceding quarter. From then oompaiisons a decreasing rate of con traction in the trade activity was argued. Satisfaction with ths government crop report was less mixed. The wheat crop estimate has been scaled to within less than 10,000,000 of tho 700.0DO, 000 stage. Ho bountiful a harvest makes an addition to the wealth of the oountry calculated to make up vast deficiencies. Prices cloned at net sains under the In fluence of tho crop report. bonds wwre steady. Total sales, par value. 81.667.000. United States bonds wers unchanged on call. Number of sales and leading quotations on stocks wers: alee. Hlan. Low. Cloe 84 4 IHt 4H 44 81 Vt 14 2 4 81 87H TW4. 108 13tva 18 lie" lMtt BT. Cash quotations were aa follows: KLOUK yulet; winter patents, 84.30 4.90' Btraighta, 84.0044 70; spring straights, 84.6.u4.tt; bakers, 83.Ma.06. R Y K No. 2. 7714c. HARLEY Feed or mixing, 82J67c; fair to choice malting, 71i076c. BKKUS-Flax, No. 1 southwestern, 82. 62; No. 1 northwestern. 82.6'4. Timothy, 84.60tf 8.60. Clover, 8s.00tjl4.60. PROVISIONS Mess pork, por bbL. 818.24 j 18.60. Lard, per 100 lbs., 812-65. Bhort ribs, sides (loose), 810,0$1 87. Short clear shies (boxed), J10 7Vu 12.50. Total clearances of wheat and flour were e-iual to 07,0110 bu. Primary reoelpts were L7O2.000 bu., compared with 1371,000 bu. the corresponding day a year ago. The visible supply of wheat In tho United Gtatea was evs.iiuo bushels for the week. The amount of breadstuff on ocean paasage waa 2,406,000 bi; Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whsat, 43 ours, corn, Ui cars; oats, 2tri) cars; hogs, li.M head. Scattered selling sufficed to pull down oats. December showed an Initial loss of ifl'So at 32i,t!"ilo with later transactions cliirfly at the first named quotation. Free commission offerings weighed on the provision trade. First sales were un chanK'd to 2?So down with January deliv eries at 317. Hm 17.36 for pork, JIO.S2V4 for lard and 8K.20 for rlba. iiUTfEll Slrady. creameries, 24928c; dairies, 8J-,jJ7c. EirtlS Firm, at mark, cases Included, lStilHc; receipts, 4.744 cases; firsts, 23 Ho; prime firsts, 2tV- CHKESK Steady daisies, lriUfiisHc; twins, 14V$16c; young Americas, lo'tc; Ion horns, lSo. POTATOES Kssyi choice to fancy, 600 6.-0: fair to good. 38946a. POULTRY Easy, turkeys, 17o; fowls, Iiy: springs, imo. VffiA I. Steady; bsteSfMb. wotghts. o;i0o; f) to to-lb. weights. 9MJ10HQ; U to llo-lb. welihts. 14ffl3c. R Y F Cash. 77H. WARLST Cash, 80flT7o. U 4,1 Timothy, caeh. 3T.!tS 50l March, 8X.TjJ13. Clover, cash, 812.00-J li.00. Kansas City Grata aa Provlsleas. KANSAS CITY, Oot. 10. WHEAT Un changed to lo lower: No. 3 hard, 4ir 81 VI; No. 3, 84c; No. I rod, He ; No. 3, 6So, futurea. Dacember, M'.svac; May, 81.0V sellers CORN Uachanged to Wo higher; cash, No. 2 mixed, 81 He; No. 3. Uc; No. 2 white, MWJi'Sc; No. 3. 61j1Ho; futurea Deooin- ber. Xso bid; Stay, .ai0To hid. OA1 s Uncl-sagsd; No. 1 waits. 8!..c; No. 8, 8S0. KYB No. 1. "iS77a HAT-Unchaned; choice timothy. W 99ft 14 00; choice pruurle. 3i2trvl3 60. ll'TTKR ("icamery. wk; firsts, 28c soo- on.i. r', acKiiig stock, utto. KOGsj Extraa 24c; firsts, Uo 170. Receista Shipments. Wheat, bu 247 o 140,(. Corn, bu. 12-0 9,r0 Oats, bu. M la,tXs9 6,0u) t. Loals tieneral Market. LOUIB. Oct 10. WHEAT Futurea lower; December. WstiWiio; May, 31.04H. Cash, weak; track. No. 8 red, 81.011.08; No. 2 hard, c4 31.06. CORN Futures, lower; Deoember, 47Ho: May. 60'iff61o. Cash, lowor; tra. No. 8, 8.;i7i4c; No. 3 white. 63o. OATS Futures, lower; December, ST5ie; May, 84c. Cssh, lower; track, No. 2. 81 632o; No. 8 white, 843oO. RYE Higher at 79o. FLOUR lull; red winter patents, 34.7TXJI 6.2.; extra fancy and straight, KIOO; hard winter dears. 83 3O-if3.80. HKED Timothy, 38.00u.76. CORNM F.A 132.80. B RAN Higher; saoked, east traok, 86Q HAY-tesdy; timothy, $16.00020.00; prai rie. 812 00?, 16.(10. PROVISIONS Pork, lower; lobbing, 81150. Lord, lower; prime steam, l2.22& 12.4214. Dry salt meats unchanged: boxed extra shorts, $12.60; clear ribs, 312.624; short clears, 812.87H. Bacon unchanged; boxed extra shorts, $14.12Va; clear ribs, H 4.12V,; short clears, $14.87. POULTRY Uule t: ohickena. 12c: enrinre 12c; turkeys, 17Qlc; duoka, 12Ho; geeso. UTTER Steady! eraamerv. 14fi2KUA KOCJ3 Steady, J2Vic Rooelpts. Shipments 17,m R,5tm 129,000 87,000 3.0ii0 14,000 Uo.Ouo 39,000 Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. . Oats, bu. . Philadelphia Prodoco Market. PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 8J). BUTTKR Dtrauy; extra western creamery, mo extra nearby prints, 83a. COGS Firm; Pennsylvania and other nearby firsts, free esses, 2So at mark; Pennsylvania and other nearby current reoelpts. In returnable cases, 2c at mark; western firsts, tree oases, zso at mark western current reoelpts, free cases, 2So at mark. C'H HBPE Firmer; New York full creams, lVfco New York fair to good, 14 8H oooads. Vlslhlo aoplr of Grata. NEW YORK. Oot 18. The visible supply of grain in tho United States Saturday. October 8. as compiled by the New York I'roauoe rjxenange, waa as follows: Wheat, 4.t,0 bu.; decrease, tUtS.OOO. Corn. 4.4?2LOuO bu.; decrease, 61.0fO. data, IS, 737,000 bu.; decresse. 64.0U). Rye. 48.000 bu.; increase. 68.000. l'arley. 2,S0,0uO bu.; lnorease. 186,000. The visible supply of wheat la Canada isst patnraay was 9,077.000 bu., an Incr of 8,180,000. 40U, 40H 3.M0 11 UO 9 4 3V8 4SH Ml 81 It 11 T m 43 n w St t 1414 1'4 Allte-Ckalnwa Pffl 1U0 Amaliiunttad CoiiTer ... s,!" Ariiona Asrl:ultuml ,MM tot Amer.can Beet puaar.... 1,X) Amirtun (Jka " American C. A F t Amerloan Ooton (Ml American H. A L p(O....M 10 Am. Ie SmjrKIa .... . Amerloan UnsMd .... ! American Loeometlre ..... IO American 8. 4t 4,9s) Am. S. A A. pfd. 100 Am. Steel Foundries. .....m Am. Susar Reltnlng...... ot American T. A T -. 8eA Amrxmn Tobacoo pfd. ... Amwlfikji Woolen ... .... .... Anaoonsa Mining Co....... 80 Atohrma AtAhlMM bM Atlantle Cosat Llnei... "0 115 114 114 Baltimore Ohio. 3.i0 10S 107 101 Bsthlehma oXm! ... 87 arooklrn RPl Tr . 800 Tt W 74 Canadian Paifle . 8,sM 1M 1 IH' Centrai Loatbar 80 84 84 4 Oentrmi Laaitker pTd. . . .. ..... 1M Central of Kw rrmt. .. v..t .- 300 ChMapeak Otilo.... 8,00 II 81 B Ohloas A Alton . at Ctiloaro Oreat B1sn. v. .. . a Cs O. W. ptd 1 1 1 1 mm , ... ..... 4T Chicare N. W.... 4 in 147 fi7 147 c, M. at. r...... too u it las C. C O. St. TT Oolocmdo F. A 1 . 8J M Colorado A Boothern. . TOO M 84 87 Consolidated Oaa ....m. 400 US 1U Corn Prodaoas .. ...... ..... ..... 1 Delaware A Hudeoa...... 100 1 VM Lwnrer A JKta Ormnds...., 1200 U 11 la D. A a, O. ptd ..u 100 71 T3 l DlatlllaV aeaurltlaa ....... F)rle .. 1.800 Brie 1st pfd . o tOrle Id pfd P Oxnerai BlentTle .. Qraat Neithara pfd M. I.7US Oi-Mt Nerthern Ore etta .... Illinois Cantral 10 Intorfeorouah Met. ...-. Ks) Int. Met. pfd m tti Intematumel Harvaetar . ., ma) int. Maiiae pfd. 277. Total balance In general fund, $yl,7.9!4. Row York Money Market. NEW YORK, Oct. ia MONEY On call, steady; 1 ','-" per cent; ruling rat. 2S lr cent; closing bid, i1 per cent; ofVred at 2 per cent. Time loans, shsde essler; sixty iar. 4414 per cent; ninety dsys, 4Hf 4S per cent: six months, 4Sj4 per cent. P1UMK MERCANTILE- I"APER-oVU per cent. 8TEJS.LINO EXCHANGE Weak, with ac tual business In bankers' bills at 34 K. 4 83! for aixty-day bills and at 84 861.6 fur demand. Commercial bills. 84 84. PILVF.Tl Har. 64S,c; Mexican dollars. 46c. BON De Government, steady; railroad, steady. Closing quotations on bonds today were as follows: V. 8. ret. e, res;.... 1 Int. M 4a do coupon li Int M. M. 4e.. 0 . la. rac 10 S Japan 4s do eoupon .........liH do 4t V. t. 4a, rg 1H 'K. C 8a. let Is. de emipoa 116 U. I. de, 4s IBM. Allll-Chal. let ts.... T L. N. nnl. 4s.. Am. As. 8a lot M. K. AT. 1st 4a Am. T. A T. r. 4s.. 1-4 Ms rn. H ... Am. THiaoea 4s f Mo. Picifle 4e.. 81 47 w rm n MS to f dO CT. da t. la At. C L. 1st 4s.. Bl. A Ohio 4s do rs. dn B, W. IH. 1 "-sa jti y. jrmr-nirj '''"1 do 4a W :-, N. R. R. of M. Ais 94 4 Armour A Co. 4s.. ? N. T. C g. 8a t Atchlaoa san, la do db. ta P4 .l-'t Pf. T . N. H. A H. ..! ev, te IS .. M N A W. let e. 4a... " ,, e do ct. 4s. 10 .. 2No. Pao.flo 4S 101 .. tl do la Brook. Tr. ct. 4s.... as O. I. U rfrt,. ta... a On. or a. 8a. Kr7 Psnn. or. H 11.. KH4 Cm. Laattaar ta H do eoa. 4s ta of N. J. a le. lUHSt. U A A F. f(. 4a '! Chaa. A OMe 4a...lia de pe. la 17 de ret. ta IS St. U 8. W. a 4a.... H Cliloaco A A. ta. VI do 1st a-nld 4a tl C. B. A Q. i. 4a.... HSVtbo.nl A. L 4a.... TO do gen. 4a I 8a. Paa. sol. 4a tl C M. A B. P. IHi t3 do or. 4 Cfl C. R. I. A P.. a 4a. . 7'. de let ref, 4a to do rfa 4s........... 90 So. Rmlw.r ta. ......lot ecioln. Ind. ta 1. do gan. 4a 7t Colo. Mid. 4a in Union Pwntfla to.. ...lot O. A B. t. A e. 4a. tt dn ct. 4 IMA D. A K. cr. 4a - de 1st A raf. ta... 7 D. A II. O. 4a...... tt V. a. Rubber ta 1C tJ4 C B. Steal Id ie....l'-44 do raf. ta. Dlnlllars' 6a ........ Tt- Va.-Oro. Oinv Erie p. 1. 4a.. M4 " Wabajm 1M ta 1' do gen. 4a . n do 1st A ex. 4a..... (V-4 do ev. 4a. aw. A.. 7 Waatern Md. 4a do aeries B TO Vent. Blae. t. 6a... M Oao. Blse. sr. 6a ltd Wis. Ceotral 4a KH III On. 1st ret. ta.. tt Mo. Pao. ct. ta.... te Mi Boston MlnlntT Stocks. BOSTON. Oct. 10 Closing quotations stocks wore as follows: 44 Mohawk .............. OH NeTada Con ! Nlplsmnx M'naa .... 17 North Batte .. I North Lake ...... w. 14 Old Dominion ....... Butte Coalition ..... is Osceola Cal. A Arinona W Parrott g. A C... Cal. A Hacla... t0 gulncy twiuiii S0lMuumn Popoer Kange C. O.. 17 Superior Allotias AnaU. Copper A. . U A ..-... Arizona Com, Atlantlo B A C. C. A A M Bank of Gersnanr BERLIN. Oct 10. Tho ef the Imperial Bank of the following changes; Cash In hand.......,......, Leans .......... ... Discounts Treasury bills Notes In circulation. Deposits Ocld In hand Decreased. r 44 ! 161 ut iti to M 89 s r 44 - ta ta 111 181 ill ut 111 34 84 Iatarnatleoai Papar ,....aw. Intaraatlooai Puaip ,iii atv Iowa Central ..-.-imwi K urinal City o...m...m. 8.1M K n In. old. 1.100 Laolade Oaa 4u0 10 Leolsrllla A Naahviita. Minn. A St. Louis 1 80 84 H IT LI 88 fT tl.. St. P. A B. 8. kl.. 10S M., K. A T BOB M , It. A T. pf.....Maa 108 National Btnutt National Lsat m L80 N. R. R. ef M. 84 pfd.... too Via 44 ll-O bM 144 144 144 lot M K M 17 iH 444 100 181 Ut U3 84 84 84 44 B4 44 W 84 86 4i It It tl Maw Tork CentTwl . ' Ut 114 114 N. T.. O. A W....... aw 4S iit ana Norfolk A Weetera..iw m ...m tt North Amarloan .m.. n Jt Northarn PaaUla M..M.-a aow Jint jueis iw Paclfle Mall 1k ' " PannsylTanla ...... 8,700 1M Woe la' a Oaa iui P.. a. c A ft. L.. 100 t'Usbarg Coal 800 Pressed steal oar, ..-.-- iw a Pullmaa Palaoe Ca ... Railway axeel Bcrtr.a. 100 84 8 inv l4 101 10T t 17 34 84 Raadtnt 84,B0B 14? 14S Rapuklls Bteel . . Rapubllo Btaat p(4...- ..... ..... Hock Island Co - 8,800 81 81 Bock Island Oe. pfd - W4 a t Bt. L, A 8. T. at ptd 80 4i 4U St. Lonla 8. w.......... a Bt. L 8. tV. pfd BloM-Sbaffltlt 8. A I a,uthrti Paalflo Soutbam Kallway 1.000 Bo. Hallway prd. ...... ...... 1.100 Tcnnoaaae Copper 4,10 Texas A Paolflo. 1.4ue T.. ax. U A W s T , Bu L A W. pfd..M 04 17 ft 141 S t 147 It tl 1 BS 41 , ..... TO too lt4 41 41 8.100 1U llf 1U M P44 W4 64 86 t It 84 t tl 8 M 8 84 84 It IT 67 , 88,100 Ml 141 1I4H I ; nl... Patina llnlnn Pasllla af d. .. .... 108 tl United Blalaa lUaltf... Vnltad Btataa Rubber 100 34 tnlted Btataa BUal . 44.100 TO V. 8. Bteel pfd - M Utah Copper aj- uaainana. . , m .. . .MNftl IT 3r ..... 75 84 44 111 4t 40 14 87 "n" T4 tl 44 84 T4 111 4 40 14'4 17 w 47 10 14 Va .rwra.ltna Chl w .h ..... Bs) Wabaah pfd 1.4S0 Waa tarn Maryland Westlnghouae tUectrta 1.104 Waatara Unloa 108 WbaaUng A U E. ........ ..... TotaJ aalea for the day. IM.taO Loalea Cloolagf Itoelta. LONDON, Oct. 10. Amerloan securities war nniet and featureless during tbo early trading today. Prlcea at noon ranged from above to below Saturday's New York closing. Closing quotations tm siooas weroi Canaoia. moaar do aaeount .... Amal. Capper ... Anaconda, ........ Atchison do ptd 8UI. A Ohio Canadian Pao If la Chea. A Otiie Chicago O. W.... C M. A Bt r... De Basra LiariTar A B, O.. 4o pf4 ,.. to LaalaTllle A N. .. lun ia. iv. aa , .. tt N. T. OenUel.... .. t Norfolk A W., ..141 do pfd ..lMn Onuuie A W..... . .iiO PannerlTanla ... ..! Hand Mines .... .. ISaHeedlui .. 84 Bo. H .11 war .... ..14 da pfd .. 141a to- Paolfla .. tt Union Paclflo .. 74 de pft Mllwaakeo Grala Market. MILWAUKEE, Oct V. FLOUR Easy, W H EAT No. 1 northern, $LUSn 13; No. northern. $1 0frl.o9H; December. 87Hc. OATai S8V33io. BARLEY-bamples, 704175O. Liverpool Ore la tvstA 8rowtotoaaa. LIVERPOOL. Oct 18-WH85AT-6oot dull: No. 3 re wtttern winter, no stock; Cuwres rsj; Oc;ot.cr. .a 34; Decern or. 7s 31. March, Is ti. CORN pot eaay; Ajericaa mixed. 4s 100. fjnr aulst, Jaauary, ts $ad; Feb ruary, 4a 84-1. PKAS Cuuadlsn steady at Ts. FLOUR Winter petwuls steady at Sea. MlaaoeiBHtlU Grala Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 10 WHEAT Do- reinher, 61 ; May, 8112. Cash: No. 1 Lard. $LU No. 1 aenAers, ti.lwLUa; Poorla Grala Market, PEORIA, Oot. in OORN Lower; No. I white, 61c; No. 3 yellow, 61961o; No. 8 yttlow. 61e; No. 3, il'.c; No. 4, bOo. riT.--1 ower; No. 2 wlttte, 8Sc; No. t whits. tHto; No. 4 white. 82o. Dmlatk Gravis Marlsot. DULUT1L Oct 10 WHEAT-Olose: No. 1 northern. 81.11; No. I northern. $LM l.. OATS 8THo. Braparalad Applea aa A Dr-ted rrwlts. NTIW YORK. Oct 10. EVAPORATED APPLES About stesdy. but tracing is ou'et and of a lohhlns character. On the ; spot, fancy is quoted at 10c; . prime, ttjlrxej oouimoa TaVw. .11 ED FRUITS Prunes are firm, espe- cislly for the small sisea; quotatloaa range from tglAo for Cailfornlaa up to 80-46O ana) 7AtS for OretK-ns for kh'Xm. Aprlota are qalet and about steady: sholoo, 119 lie; extra eho'co. 12fii8o; fancy, I8vv6144. Peacboa are Inartivs and barely et.a-iy; choice, 7fi7Uc; extra etvoioe. latSo; fancy. 8 r.ic. Kalafna are ateav with a atilet traAe; looeo muscstelB ar quoted at 8 Bo for 3t6$ nrowbs; choice to fancy seeded. Ci M7' M ' 'u0 tnoa layers. It 10 choloo, to fair. 4-a.ay attar Market. NEW YORK. Oct 10 SUGAR Steady ; muscovado, 88 test, 8 too; rentrifugsl. 98 test. !': mlaaaa sugar 88 teat, 8.18a, UeOaod sugar steady. Brie USa C. B. Bteel.. to Ut pt4 41 4o pfd .... 4, Id ptd MttWaaaah Orand Trunk H do pfd .... Llllaeo (eiitrai iaai xp.nian u 180 .... at-H ....117 ....lou .... tl .... 41 .... 4t'i .... It .... T6 .... .... t:-4 ....114-4, ..17t .... Ma .... ii ....121 .... 17 .... It to t 44 tt tl leu i Kaet Butte Q, U Franklin OlroQX Coo. Oranby (Vm. Oraene CWnanaa ... lata Royale Ooppee. Kan- Lake Le Salle Oopper.. T Buparlor A B. M... .. 11 Bupaiior-A P. C... 7 Tamarack .. 80 V. 8. a A O .. 'H U. 8 8. R. A M. 82 do pfd 4t rtab Con. ....., 10 Winona Miami Copper ...... It WolTerlne ...... . . 10 . 314 . I . so J . 13 . 73 . 10 . 61 . . It . 61 . 9 Bt . 4S . tl I ,.UB Statement. weekly statement Germany ahows Increased. ,. 17,830.000 marks .. 92.M4.000 marks ..190.1SS.000 marks ,. 8.941,000 marks .184.043,000 marks ,. 71.7.000 marks .. 13.643,000 marks IVew York Mining- Btoeko, NEW YORK, Oct 10 Closing quotations on mining stocks were: Alice UO little Chief .. 8 Com. Tunnel ateok, . 81 Mexleaa M de bcaida It Onta.o 200 Cnn. aai. A Va..M.. to Ophir .1 Horn Bllrer . 17 etandard mm.. 44 Iron BllTer .1H Tallow Jaotnt .. , . 60 LaailTiila Oon. 8 Offered. OJIAIU LITE SIOCK MARKET Week Starta Out with Very Large Cattle Keceipts, 0ISXY A FEW HOGS AEE ON SALr Yards Are Fall of 6keep aad Laanbs. kat tho Trade Is Blow In Get ting Started on A Mon day Morning. SOUTH OMAHA. Oot. 10. Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs, bheep. Estimate Mondsy 13.&00 20 .00i' bams day last week... .12. 3M 2."! 8s. OM bame day 2 weeks ago..l3.iJ 13 M.216 bame day 3 weeks ao..l2.r.-4 1.9,0 30,M1 Sams day 4 weeks ago..lo.2M 6.SA4 2,162 Same day last year 9,363 1,106 26. 377 1 lie luiloning table shows ths receipts of cattle, hogs and aheep at South Omaha for ths year to date as compared with last year: 1h0. IDW. Inc. Deo. Cattle ........ 916.4t 803.477 111. 98 Hogs 17-0,t48 1,,909 26S.861 Sheep 2,ot2,7;4 l.uJo.otiS 607,771 1 he following table ahows ths averags prices of hogs at South Omaha tor tho last several day a with comparisons: Dates. I 1910. 190.190S.19O7.19t)8.lO6.19O4. Oct. Oot. Oct. Oot Oct. Oct Oct. Oct 8. Oct 9. Oct I $4fH! 8 2k 8 z;1-, 8 to'-, 8 47 y 8 27 1 10.. 4 8 2, 7 87 7 8, a T 82 T 80; 7 67 7 4 7 til 7 8 0j 6i 8 2 8 4ft 8 31 1 8 2o! 8 201 13 $ Oil 8 25 I 8 74 6 92 1 6 26, 6 1S 6 81 1 6 27 6 10 $ 72 6 64 i 29 i Bb 6 74 6 841 fi h ts t 76 it 811 6 03 6 Si 8 92! 8 06 1 8 6 8 07 1 6 $0o 0d 6 071 $ 30 6 W U ( 2 8 0u I 68 biLVl- it Bar, steady at 85$-16d per oz. M11NI1.Y l'vi'l Per cent. The rail of uttcount In the open market for short bills Is 3 per com; for three months' bills, 3 per pent. Local eoaslttes. Quotations furnished by Burns. Rrtnker Mm. t U 441 umaoa auuiuu wwi. i.u.iiiiiik BlA AakaA r- ru.l warraata 8 er eaat.. ..... lo Baatrlce Oaaauarf. pfd M JI14 Baatrtca Craemerr. eom Calorade Tal. La 1 par eent 4B Cudakr Pactint Ca ta tt Calurr,eue. Net.. B. U ta, lt4 84 C B. A q.. HI tn.. 8wa De'aTer O. A B. 4 for east aetae, UU tt Uerroaa-Ainerttaa CofSaa 18 Intarnatlenal woo. Co., wits kewaa a a Fertlaud Ceiwanl lat 4a Bt itanaee a. A B. 1 per t- P'4. Wleklta n kanaaa I1i (mawarpah 4a ie.14 Ilmuu CltJ B. A U ta. Hit ts t4 trwa Ce. ia.) wairanta t pee seat jot Kauaaaa iNanca Ce.) war. t sac sent lot Omasa Water Ce. aa. ltU lei Omaha Water Ca. ta. l4t tt tt em.aa A C B. Bt Ar- P4. I per aat It t4 Om.fca tt. I K .. aa tt tt omasa A C. B. Be Br. la. Ittt tl tt Osmna BV Bt. ta. 1114 M los Omaha C. B. B. A B pt 41 at Trl- llr 8. t L Co.. aeea tl U Cniea Caa. Co.. wtta aawaa tt t'ntea Bleak tarda ateaa, Aaaata. B8 tt Treaeary Stntcsaent. WASHINGTON. Oct. 10-Tho condition of tho treasury at tho beginning ef busi ness todsy waa aa follows: Trust Funds Gold ooln. 84.47 888; silver dollara. 84M.7S9.4do; silver dollars of lt $.tMjo. sliver certificates outstanding. $4M 783.004. Genorai Fund Standard silver dollara In general fus-d. 6.'..w.L-; current UsblUUes, aW.bH.iVS: working balancs In treasury of fices. $33. f.14t: In banka to credit of treas urer of tho United ft a tea. 36.883.ts); auh si diary ailvwr ooln, $iAusu.4eUi nunor sola, Bank Olonrlnaro. OMAHA. Oct 10. Bank clearings for to day were $3,219,013.43, and for tho corro spcn&ng date last year 83.163,782.41. OMAHA WHOLESALE PRICES. RUTTBTR Creamerr. No 1. detiwores) e the retail trade In Ub. cartons. 81e: No. t In 80-lb tubs. 80s: No. In 1-lb. oartona : No. I. In 88-lb. tubs. t7V8e: naoklac rtock. solid Bask. 8te.. dairy. In tn-lb tuna BBH4. Market cnaages every Tueedap. CHKF8B- Twine'lSc: young Amerlcaa 19o; daisies, 18o; triplets 18o; Umbsrger. 18e; No. 1 brick, 18Vc; Imported Swlaa. 124: Beanosuc awies. xac; block swlaa. 120. POULTRY Ureses broilers under 9 Ihw fnc' over 8 lbs.. 19e; bens lie: cooks. I0e: iaeka Uo: reosa, 16o: rurkera ltci nlaeoaa for des., $1.29; homer squabs, per dos.. 84 08 'sney souaba. psr dos.. 83. 80; No. t per dos. $180. Alive: Broilers. Uo; over I lba. Uo; bona Xlei old roosters, 4c: old ducks, fug feathared. led: Ceeao. full feathered tnrks-ys, 14a; gulaea fowls, too each: plgseaa per oos., see; Bosaers, per an., h w: sauaba tin 1. par dos.. $1.80: No. t Ber des., aOo run (an rroson r-ioaerei. uo; white flin. 13e; pika lfcc; trout I801 largo erapplea too: Spanish maoksral, lac; eel c: bad dock. Uc; flounders. Uc; green catfish, Uo; rnoahad. 81.009 each; shad roe. tmr nair tte: frog legs, per dos, 40c salmon, 14a. Bset tJUko rus: in o 1. i4o; no. 1. lim No. 8. 80. Loin: No. L lto-. No. $, 1140: No $. 90. Chucks: No. L te; No. 2. $o; No, t 60 Round: No. 1. 7e; No. t, 7c; No. X j PUU1 No- No- 4; N fruits oranges, caitrnrnls Valen- claa, all sixes, por box, $6.809 6.25. t tt'-wrt,'C r 1 1 . . , . . n A A else, per box, $6.60; 360 tUt, par box, 97.00; choice, ao size, per box, 311.00; 369 shte, per box. $6.60: 240 size. 60o per box lees. 0 a in a. in ad mnoy Bsioot. par nnncn, $2.26iS2 60: Jumbo, bunch. $.7693.76. CANTALOUPES Osage, 11 aid 1$ stxe, par crate, $1.00. ITALIAN HLVK PRUNES Washing ton, por orate, 81.16; In lots, psr orato, $110. PKAFB New York Kelfer, per bbi., $4.60; Colorado Kelfer, t tier, per box, $2 60; California Winter Neilla. par box, $1.36 APPLE Homo grown cooking, per bbl., $2.60i9 4.00; Missouri Jonathan, and qrlmes Golden, per bbl., $4.25 4.60; Mis souri Bsn Davis, per bbl., $3.60; Mis souri winesape, per ddu, tt.ou; Missouri Gano, per bbl., $3.76; other varieties, rer bbL, $4.00; new Oregon, per box, $1.76; California Gravenstein, per box. $3 10; California Belleflower, per box, $1.80. GRAPES California Tokay, per crate, $1.40: Concords. Mlchlaan snd New York. per $-lb. basket. 80c CRANBERRIES Per box, $3.86; per bbl.. 86 75. WATERMELONS Texas, la per lb. DATES Anohor brand, new, 30 1-lb. pscksges In box, per box, $2 00. FIGS New California 12H-OS. pack ages, 86c; 88H-OS. psckages, $3.25. VKQETABLES Potsloes, Esrly Ohio. In sacks, per bu., 99c; white stock, extra fine quality, per bu., $1.10. SWEET POTATOES Virginia, per bbl., $2.66. ONIONS Iowa, small red and yellow, per ltv, 2c; Spinlsh, per orato, $1.25. RUTABAGAS Por lb., lic. Cotton Market. NEW YORK. Oot. 10 COTTON-Futurea opened steady; October, 14.3Se: November. 1446c; December, 14,62c; Januarv, 14 58c; March, 14 77c; May, 14.89c; July, 14 SSc. NEW YORK, Oct. 10. The cotton market opened steady, but generally 63 11 points lower In response to disappointing cablea and a renewal of heavy realizing sales fol lowed the big advance of last week. Offer ings were very well taken on the setback, however, as there waa nothing In the news to Indicate any weakening of the spot sltua- " ipiI during the middle of the morning fluctuations were Irregular, 'with prices $ or 7 points under the closing figures of Haturday. Business was very active at the start, but when tho market stesdled of ferings hers me smsller. Futures closed steady. October, 14 44c; Novem-ter. 14.44.-; December, 14iJc; Januarv, 14 M; February 14.62c; Mrcv 14 7V; An'M, 14.76c; May. 14 84c: June. 14 80c: Julv. 14 83a. Spot clceed quiet. Mlddllr.g uplands, 14.6bc, middling gulf. l4S0c. Sales. 1 M bales. KT. LOUIS. Oct. 10 COTTON Un changed: middling. 14Sc: sales, none; re ceipts. 6J bales; shipments, 643 bales; stock, 4Kl balea ai 9 8 86 9 4 11 1 1 1 m $a Hogs. Eheep. 611 L8H7 6o0 1.8.3 Z06 1.44 4.S3 1,612 lo ... 83 33 mm .... M . . M. . . .. ..... tr a..M a.... a ii ... .. . . ... .... a.... .... .. .... ..... .... a... Sunday. Cash quotations were aa follows! Receipts and disposition of live stock at tho Union Stock Yards, for twsnty-four hours ending at 3 p. m., yesterday; RECEIPTS. Cattle. Hogs- Shoep. H'r's. C, M. & St P.... 6 4 Missouri Paclflo ... ,. ., .. 1 Lniou Pacific 80 8 117 $ C. Ai N. W., east.. 3 1 C. oc N, W., west. 178 9 C St. P., ML At o.. 1 C, B. dt 4-. east.. .. 1 C, B, d g., west..U $ C, It L Ac P., eaat .. 8 C, R. 1. & P., west .. Illinois Central .... 1 Chicago Gioat W.. 2 2 Total reoelpts. ..494 29 DISPOSITION. Cattle. Omaha Pecking Co.... 637 Swift and Company IMS Cud ah y Paokitis; Co,....l,0wi Armour & Co , 4oo Cudahy, from t Joe... ... P. Murphy ............... ... Moth Packing Co. ... W. B. Vansan Co, 186 Benton Vaneant & Lusli 8zi Stephens Broe........... 199 Hill A Son 624 F. B. Lewis. .....m.... 897 Huston & Co m J. B. Root & Co 242 J. II. Bulla.. 82 L. F. Husx ..... 137 U Wolf 29 McCrearv & Car ay 300 8, Werthelmrr ........... 764 a. H. F. Hamilton &14 Sullivan Bros.. 60 Le tuner Bros 1 Ix-e Rothsohlld & Cress. 420 DcKan 61 Kllnw fid Otiier buyers L166 .... 20,109 Total ..M....Z"22 1237 27, Oul CATTLE Receipts of cattle were larger than usual, about 60 cars being reported in. Trains wers late In arriving at tho yards and the forenoon was very well advanced before everything reported had put in an appearance. As had boon tbo case muoh of the time of late a considerable propor tion of tho arrivals oonsisted of cattle only suitable for feeders, while beeves wars by no means plentiful Buyers were In clined to await tho arrival of later trains before doing very much business, with tho result that the r-arket was late in opening. Tho supply o beef steers did not prove to be burdensome, there being almost no cornfeds at all In tho yard a There was a pretty fair ahowlng of wangors. but the best cattle of that description commanded about stsady prioes. As nigh as $0.96 was paid for good killers. The inferior and less desirable kinds were slow to as much as 10c lower. Cows and heifers sold In a good deal ths same way as beef steers, ths mors desir able kinds being very little different from last week, with others lower. Tho whole trade on killers might bo described as any where from stsady to lOo lower. Stockers and feeders opened out very slow and dull, as Is apt to bo tho case on a Monday owing In part to ths late arrival of trains and In part to ths late arrival of country buyers. Ths trade did not prove very active at any time during tho day and as a rule sellers wers describ ing the market as dull to UK4U6C lowor as oompared with last week's lcose. Quotations on native cattle: Good to choice beef steers, 6. 6067.60; fair to good beef steers, 35. 5034. 69; common to fair beef steers, $4.501. 60; good to choloo cows and heifers, 84.2o4.l3.2B; fair to good cows and heifers. $8.4Wi4.26: common to fair cowh and heifers, $3.(4x33.40; good to choloo stock ers and feeders $4 406.85; fair to good stockers and feeders, 34.084.40; common to fair stockers and feedora, $3.X34.7S; stoclt heifers, $U.O0$4.26; vcnl calves, $3.5OfJ7.O0; bulls, stags, etc., $3.OO1tS.O0. Quotations on range cattle: Choice to prime beeves, 86.7-6.26; good to choice beeves. $5.2.'t5.75: fs!r to good beeves, $4.50 06.20; common to fxlr beeves, 83.7ogt.40; good to choice heifers, 34.0IVfj6.0ii. good to choice cows. $4.(!M.o; fair to good arradee, $3.604.00; canners and cutters, $2.7o$.60; good to choice feeders. $4.8ot&6.0; fair to good feeders, $4.2VrM.76. Representative sales: COWS. No. At. Pt. No. At. Pr. 1 10:4 8 J4 1 1011 8 TO 4 tit 3 7 It KW0 I 76 1 1103 I ft 13 113 4 36 TiEIFliSS. 8 UOO I ft 8 744 3 Tl 14 4"i I M U M IN 16 6.-3 I 10 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 14 &'-3 30 13 tt 4 40 1 414 4 00 1 871 4 70 WESTERNS. 11 steers 9 steers. ... 84.S 31 heifers., 55 feeders. 47 leeders. 24 steers 12 steers NEBRASKA. 820 8 60 3 calves... 410 4 10 3 steers.... 43 3 10 23 steers. ...1 4 60 2.1 feeders.. HK1 4 S3 $ ralvea... 4:tti 3 50 84 ateers....U-6 4 36 14 heifers.. 644 8 CJ 3 70 n i 917 4 60 .12 75 4 36 .12 44 4 86 SOUTH DAKOTA, M steers.... 941 4 40 HOGS Hog trade opened steady, oven In the face of lower sdvlces from other points this morning. The market wraaened. how ever, as trading progressed and closed at declines of 10,u,o. L.ulk of offerings went at a spread of stesdy to a dime lower as compared with Saturday's vslues. All clasHes of buyers purchased cautiously, but rrceipta were limited and a complete clear ance was msds In good season. Heavy bogs moved srotind $4. 1 Off t JO, with medium weight mixed at or near IX.) (iS.36. light hoaa were almost loo scarce to try out pricee, but some prims bacon holts were available and sold as high as $i.in, w hich was also Saturday's high price. Represents tlvs sales: No. AT. aa. Pr No. At. gh. Pr II IM ... 7 tt II Il ... I to hi Sit 10 I to II Hi H ID tt lit ... I 40 4 lit ... I )) 4 Mt 10 06 M I I to I 26 44 27 BO I tit 4 11 ... t J, 14 Ml ... I 10 tl tut ... 1 t;u tl 2114 ... I 14 44. Inl ... I to 61 t0 130 I It tl Ml 14 I 10 tl 10 M It) 71 10 40 I M tt t-U 40 I M ..... .147 ... ItO 44 o4 tt t Bl at alt 40 I at 6a a ... I 241 CT lit 10 I 60 47 S.4 10 I to 11 17 ... I ft It 107 ... I 10 14 8tT ... I 76 at til 400 8 80 STAGS. 1. ...... .470 Bt I 40 1 44 B0 I 40 1 440 10 I 40 3 440 140 I 44 SlifclKP Very little actual trading was done during the morning owing to the late arrival of shipments, delay due to shaping up the atuff on band, etc Feeder offer ings made up tho big portion of receipts, of course, but Inquiry from country buy ers was artive and broad, and the better grades sold to good sdvantage as Boon as the afternoon market was fairly under way. Discrimination waa naturally severe In all branches of trade, with the result that sort were heavier than usual. .Com mon and medium classes, feeders espe cially, had to sell on a catch-as-catch-can baxla, much of the atuff going ai unevenly lower figures. On the other hand, really Kood feeders did not show very much weak ness opening aales Indicating a market stesdy to a little lower In spots. Fat stock was relatively scarce, despite the enormous run, and bearish feeling was not quite as pronounoed among packers. High-dressing sorts moved steadily at prices little If any lower than those In force lsat week, while In between and com mon kinds were slow to lower. Quotations on grass stock: Good to choice lambs. $4. WW'S. 76; fair to good lambs, 36 26-5; 6.60; feeding lambs, $4.26$6.2u; handy weight yearlings, $4.Sf(j6.SA; heavy yearlings, $4.40 T4.85: feeder yearlings. 34.0OjT6.25; good to choice wethers, $4.iiH .86; fair to good wethers, 38.5O4.00; feeding wethers, $3.2Tp 4 10; breeding ewes. $4.wl6 26; fat owes, 83 t6tT3 5; feeding owes, $2.503.26; canners, ,1.5043 60. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Pemasd for Cattle and Sheep Steady Hosts Slow. CHICAGO, 111., Oct 10. CATTLE Re ceipts 80.000; market steady; lOo lower. Beeves $4.751J.00; Twxas steers, $A2685.6&; western steers, $4.1WJ.T5; stockers and fenders. $3.4176.75: cows and heifers, $2.26 6.50; calves, $7.6O10.00. HOGS Receipts 27,000 market slow for heavy; others strong. light, $8.4038.90; mixed, 88.16G8.96; heavy, $7.90a.76; rough. 37.9o5.W: good to choice heavy. 8R.lftiJ8.75; pigs. $H.0Og 8O; bulk of sales, 8.9u 6ft. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 66,000; market steady. Native. $2.5XKtf4.S6; western, $2.7Mf-4 .25; yearlings. $4.3Mi(fio; lambs (na tivo), $4.60fi7.15; western. $4.7687.00. Kansas City Live Stock Market. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct 10 CATTLE Receipts 82,000. Inoluding 1,500 southerns; market steady to 10o lower. Calves 3f-c lower. Drossed beef and export steers, 36.6ft-(47.80; fair to good. SS.OOg 25; western steers, $40ftj.75; stockers and feeders, 8.1 8ftr6.70; southern steers. 33.WVu5.10; south ern oowa, $2.764.26; native cows, $2.UMl 4.60; native heifers, $3.25i&.60; bulls, $3.0iyj 4.26; calves, $401Q6.26. HOGS Receipts 8,200? market 10 to 20c lower. Bulk of sales, $8.86-08.70; heavy, 68 3&eV46; packers and butchers, $8,461 $.76; light, 8X.ru.0. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 16.000; market steady. iAtmbs. 36.76-r(4j.80: yearlings, $4.2gfi.jr; wethers, $3.Tr.26; ewes. $3.30 $.80; stockers and feeders, $2. 50-4. 50. tt. I.onls Live Btook Market. 6T. LOTTIS. Mo., Oct. 10. CATTLE Re-1 celpts 12,900, Including 1.200 Texans; market steady. Native shipping and export steers, $V75Vg7.7B; dressed beef and butoher steers, 85.75: steers under 1,000 pounds, $4,0037.00; stockers and feeders. $3.601276 86; rows and heifers, $3.50.85; canners, $2 60-ffS.OO; bulls, 3ffo.00; calves, $6.2Sgg.60: Texas an In dian steers, 33.60(37.00; cows and heifers, $3.1074. 50. HOGS Receipts 8.600; market 10 to 16c lower. Pigs and lights, $8.25i?j8.H; packers, $8 35S8.50; butchers and boot heavy, $8.65 8.80. RHETTCF AND LAMTtS Receipts 1.900; market 6 to lOo higher. Native muttons, $8.9Vft.80; lambs, $6.6rV7 15; culls and bncks, $2.6021.26; stockers, $12&Q8.7I. It. Joeepk Live Btook Market. ST. JOSEPH, Oct lO.CATTLERo celpts. 2.800 head. Market slow; steers. 34. 00-77.00; cows and heifers, $3.K7J6.60; calves $3.oftf8 25. HOGS Receipts, 8.000 head. Market 10c to 15c lower; top, $8.76; bulk of sales, $8.40 $.70. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $,000 head. Market weak; lambs, $6.0034.7E. Stock In Blsrht. Reeelrrts of live stock at the tve princi pal western markets yesterday: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. South Omaha 13.300 2,900 63.000 St Joseph IW.OOO 3,000 Kansas City 83&w0 ISO St. Louis 13,000 $.600 .80.000 27,000 $.000 IS.") 1.900 65,000 Chicago Totals 80,100 41,600 149,900 Coffoo Market. NT7W YORK. Oct. 10.-COFFKE Futures closed partly steady, at a net loss of 6 10 points. Sales 23,500 bags. October, No vember and December, 8.76o; January, 8.75c; February, 8.80c; March and April, 8.82c; May and June, 8.84c; July, August and Sep tember, I.Bc, Spot coffee quiet; Rto No. T, 1074,'tpilct Pan tos No. 4, 11 c; mild coffso, quiet; Cor dova, ntiia4o. - DECREASE IN WHEAT CROP Yield Per Acre Smaller for Nation, bat Quality Good. C0BVU CHOP PROMISES WLU Production of Oats Is Greater TtMen Last Year, bnt Barley dhows tt Falling; Off Compared to 1BO0. WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. Tho prodtiotlot of spring wheat as estimated by the crop reporting board for 1910 was 233.476.000 bush els, compared with 290,823.000 bushels la 19 the yield per acre being 11. 1 bushels eom. pared with 15.8 In 1909 and 13.7. the tea feat overate. The quality was 94.1 per cent, compared with 88. X the ton year Average. The production of all wheat for 191$ wat 691.769.000 buahela. compared with 73T.l89.0rd bnahels In 1909; the yield per acre being 14.1 bushels, compared with 16.8 In 1909 and 14.1, the ten year average. The quality was 93.1 per cent The total production and quality of sprint wheat for LUO In certain Important Btatet follows: Bu. Quality North Dakota 89,718,000 96. Minnesota 94.OW.000 P. South Dakota 48,656,000 94. Ths corn crop was 90.8 per cent of a nomi nal on October 1 or at time of harvest, compared with 73.$ A year ago and T8.4, the ten year averags. According to tht crop reporting board of the Department of Agriculture, whose October crop report waa laaued at 2:80 o'clock this afternoon. The condition of the corn crop on Oc tober 1 In certain important states fol lows: ........... .. ...... 10 Yeai 1!10. Averagt 8L 67. T$. T. 83. ...s ...61 ...M ...73 ...77 Iowa .. ....... Kansas Missouri ., .... Nebraska .. .. South Dakota Increase In Onta. The production of oats for 1910 wat 1.096,SP.000 bushels, compered with 1,007,353,. 000 busheds In 1909; the yield per acre be ing 819 bushels compared with 80.1 In 1901 and 29.5 the ten-year averaga. The quality was 93,8 per cent, compared with 88.1 tht ten-year average. The total production and quality of oats for 1910 In certain Important states fol low: Bu. Quality. Iowa in3.54O.0OO 99. Nehranka 73.716.000 9rt. South Dakota 8t.908.0ti) 86. Kansas 88,181,000 94. The production of barley for 1910 was 158,138,000 bushels, oompared with 170,284,000 bushels In 1900, the yield per acre being 12.4 bushels, compared with 14.1 In 1909 and 25.7 the ten-year average. The quality was 83.1 per cent, oompared with $81 the ten year average. The condition on October 1 or at the time of harvest showing the per cent of a nor mal crop reported for the 'other orope as follows! Crops. 1910. Ten-year At, Buckwheat 81.7 83.1 Potatoes 71.$ 75.8 Tobacco 80.1 83.0 Flaxseed 47.2 83 4 Rice .. 88.1 88.1 Apples 48. t 63.1 Turpentine Market. SAVANNAH. Ga., Oct. 10 -TURPENTINE Firm at 760. Rosin firm; type F, $6.40; 0, $0.40845 Wool Market. ST. LOUIS, Mo., Oct 10, WOOL Un changed; territory and western mediums, l&tf2JSc; fine mediums, 17020c; fine, 14417o. Omaha Hay Market. OMAHA. Oot. 10. HAY No. 1 upland. 112; No. 1 upland, $10: packing, $7; alfalfa. ns. btraw: wneai, to; rye, n; oats, WOULD UNITE SMALL CHURCHES South Dakota Pastor Won Id Ease tks Borden on Conarrea-atlona. MITCHELL, 8, D., Oot 10. (Speclal.) The consolidation of churches In small towns Is receiving; the attention of some pastors, notably at Ashton, a town of soma 800 or 400 people. Rer. George L, W. Ktl bon, pastor of the Congregational church. Is out In A statement suggesting ths union of the Methodist and Congregational ohurches. He suggests two ways In which to bring about the union. First to have the two churches disband and reorganise as one ohurch. The seoond IB to form a union church with two distinct organisa tions. His idea Is to have the churches come together for worship without losing their Identity, and be administered to by one pastor, preferably ens who represents neither denomination. Dr. J. O. Dobson, who has been preach ing In the state for nearly a quarter of a century, has besn called to Mount Ver non, la., to assist in the work of raising ths million dollar endowment for Cornell college. . Nobody ta Too Old to learn that the sure way to euro a cough or eold Is with Dr. King's New Discovery. $0o and $108. For sale by Beaton Drug Co. Herbert . Gooch Co., Brokers and Dealers am.AXM9orniom9vocKm. Omsha Office. 118 Bosrd of Trade Bid Bell Phone, Doug. 821: Ind . AIUL OLDEST AND 1AXOI8T 3KOTJSA IN XM 8TTATS. JiMfVANTED- FEMALE i Coefet LOST AND FOUND keoaa. - " "on soottna '"'-Itnirr 8HKPHSKD dear: yellow and whit. ' strlnod. Answers te name PsL Phone Tyler erwnman toe Monday ir.. u.hi a Al'Ply lira R. K. Hall. i ' WANTErx.Hr.-. t.A ts...h.u "-nerwoti farnant Mt WANTED housework, c r OFFERED FOR JgNl GIRL tor g house, fine I gust 10. hi- WASHERW 4BV : rount c YY e, baler 'LU6. WANTED good wasta BlUffl ( A reliable cookbig plan gut 4128 Fa sokeeln4 eto-en 4UA HOU8KKEEPINO roofB stBglt) s aa 111 lift M it II in . aaoetiing a I rooms.. Asm I rooms, sood- G1RL for kuiRL for arney tutu. WANTlSD-i Metal Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 10. M ETA L Standard coj-tier quiet: spot and futures, $12.2ff 12 46. London dull; spot. 5'i 2a 6.1; fututet, A&7. Leke. locally, $12 75-0 18 00; ele.tro Ivtlcs, $11.4212.75. and casting. $C 37'8 li 62. TIN Unset tied: Boot and futurea. 824 f 37 00. Indun market closed strong; spot, 4! 144 6s: futures. AloO. LEAD Quiet; spot. $4 40-4)4 66 New York; $4-v'j4 27V Eaat felt. Louia. London, 1121 ta 9d SPELTER Quiet 8f 6tfl6 80, New York: f6 37w6 43. Last Bt. Louis. London, 123 17a d lRi !n' Cleveland warrants, 49a 19H1. Locally, quiet; No. 1 foundry northern, N.. 1 fonndry southern snd No. 1 foundry soft. $M ff 12.60: No. t foundry northern, $16 60 tJMvV. BUS TO GET h! CL4.NGk.6TA- FOR 8AU doing A fx. Biulis; reaa- neaa roquirii care Bee. 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