Nebraska Newspapers

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TIIE BF,E: OMAHA, SATT7KDAY, OCTOBEIl 15, 1010.
CRU.UNDPi.ODlKii MAIULI
Reaction in Wheat Wai Due After
Continued Fonr Says' Break.
CASH COHN HAS HEAVY TONE
w heat tint an Early Hall-, by
.horta Taking Dowa Profit
Hulff DM fiat. flow.
vrr, Hold.
'. Oct. 14. 1910.
. i action In wheat was due after a
ix.,!l;ijiij break of .uur days. Incie Is
tin change In conuitions and the under
tone remain bfarlMi. sentiment In yi on
tne short Hide, but profit tatting results
In ternpoiaiy rallies.
Strength In wheat helped corn, but ideal
weather and freer marketing by farmer
effected cim va.uea. giving tne casn mar
ket a heavy tone.
Vt heat had an early rally rauaod by shorts
taking pi out. 1 he bulge did not hold how
ever, and lenenrd liquidation soon rarried
value to below the clone of yesterday, the
Jnorket dosing weak and wlthxut support
After a steady opening corn broke harply
and made new low level for tne crop.
Uheral r I -v. . .. .1 . .- i .,
lirr rriiing in IHfl
country of old corn was the feature for the
heavy selling.
Primary wheat receipt were 995,000 bu.
and shipments were 412 000 bu., against re
celpta last year of l,315.Ou0 bu. and shlp
Bients of 1,07X,(J0 bu.
Primary corn receipt were 429.000 bu.
and shipment wer 634, uuO bu., against re
ceipts last year of 233,000 bu. and ship
ments of 343,000 bu.
Clearance were 105.000 bu. of corn,
none of oats and wheat and flour equal to
M.iitJD bu.
Liverpool closed VtffVtd lower on wheat
and Kti-Vl lower on corn.
Omaha Cash iTien,
TTIEAT-No. 1 hard, 9iv,-j29;e; No. 3
Jiard WlTMc, No. 4 hard, WVtvJlc; re
Jailed hard. 7ys2c; No. 2 prlng, S.3ffc;
i'-o. 3 spring, SljMo.
('OKN-Xo. 2 white, 4(;c; No. 3
White. 46iH;c; No. 4 white. Ura-Vc; No.
I yellow, 4iVtf4i".'v; No. I yellow, 46"fi46c;
No. 4 Vellow, 4f,'ti4iVc: No. 2. 4VVj4t,'4e;
No. 8, iigiic: No. 4, 46.S.loV,e; no grade.
k4l43c.
UATS-No. i white, !3VJJ30'4c; standard,
9tiJ0'c; No. 3 white, 29n2ic; No. 4
whit. isVi-JHtc; No. 3 yellow, 2932914c; No.
yellow, il'yS&i;.
BAULKY .No. 4, KJ3c; No. 1 feed. 66-lt
Wc
KTK No. 2, 71T72c; No. 3. 70ff-lc.
tarlot Hecelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Ut K) 243
Sol
42 W 31
77
Chicago ....
Alliiheu polls
Omaha
Uuluth
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing:
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAOO, Oct. 14-Loweet price since
Harvest were made today In wheat. There
were many quick turna in the market,
however, and the close was practically the
yame as last night. Ho higher to Vc lower.
Lood buying on the part of a group of
commission houses In the last quarter
of 0 hour of the session gave a
firm tone to the finish. Latest figures
showed corn down He to HflVic and oats Vo
to Vkc Ihe end of the day left hog pro
ducts at an advance of &a,0o to 87Vo.
r.lnSJKrU?, wh'at l"'eultors worked
n all the bullish news in sight early and
then threw overboard everything they had
taken on.
Pom of the Argentine cables first at
Hand said rains were Insufficient and lo
oust increasing Assertion were also
current that export business was being
inn'-i," ?an,toba wheat. Neither of these
i.", T" counted very much, though.
The bulls received some help from expec
ts ion of a .eubstantlal lessening of world
?i'!ii?JTJ?"w he t0,nl Pro,-sl to be under
J4.wo.0n0 bushe.a against nearly 17,000.000
bushels last week, un the other hand
northwest wheat stocks Increased l,00,uu0
bushels for the week. December ranged
to 80S(g96c and closed Vo upfat
Corn was under much selling pressure
The only buying was from short to so-V-l!
cembr fluctuated bo
tween 4ia47V,e and 47e, closing ,'c
bw5i "td,r at f70' Cah corn was
5". a .. 1 '"ow closed at 9cd'Wic.
i.X?f d'e'lne In oat i exulted In some
,lmb" Id from
We to 3H4C and closed He net lower, at
43V 8j0.
At tl wlndup pork wa tmTIc hl-rh-ir-
Uth 7 WE anJ rlfca Whe toto. '
l tit leading future ranged a follows:
article. Open. Hlgk. l.aW. Close.l Tes'y.
Wheat j I
l)eo....fi 94'S6S9
Julv.
"Corn
Dec...
May...
July...
Oats-
rec.
9l :
474
61 jjH
4V l m'.'lini
iioi'iSI l ooii 00 j ijT
" vayk MS
May.-.. ,344$ 4
Jlllv
Tcuk-
Oct....
Jan
May...
Lard'
Oct. . . .
Nov....
Jan....
May...
Rlls-
Oot. . . .
Jan....
May...
. 3S
17 70
17 36
1 ItfH
47','47 Q
61'4i SH
81V.I
3H!
3
M 51
IS 00
17 5
IK 00
I
12 2H 12 37W
11 6A 11 73
10 e.4! H) W
10 06 10 12H
10 W I 10 Hi
27'4 40
2J4 30
3'k
S.t4
17 70 18
17 30 17
16 57 Si 1
12 M 12
U (A 11
10 f,i 10
10 (fj 10
10 K) 10
26
20
(11
81
34'
W4i
so-!
3l's
3.T4'.
I
1! 70
II 6
10 62
10 02
10 70
0 77U
7Vsl 20
No. 2. " "
Vn. luo,,tn were ab follows:
FLOLU-flteady;' winter j.atents, t4.S0r,t
u2f",ira' 'u flf?A: J-rlng .traight;
H.K4T4.K; bakers, 3 fl.05.
RV K No. 2, 7,MT77e.
BAIlMsr-Feed or mixing, VrTff7c; falr
h ohoic malting, 71y;i!c.
815EDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern. Ui
No. 2 1 northwestern, 32 .R. Timothy. (.,ru'
y?v-iTviytHr MeH- ork. pr bbi .
j .60311 Iird. per 1W) lbs . 112.87V,; short
rlba, aide (loose), 810 OtKt 11.00: hort clear
(ltle (boxed). 3U.i.a 11.6u.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
eauaJ to Am bu. Kxpnrta for the week
a shown by Bradstreet'a. .r equal to
J,lft,0n) Yu. '
E,i Urns led receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
! cars; coin. 3;'4 cars; oats. 2S7 car: hoas'
i.000 huad. " "
t'tilcgo t'aih rncee Wheat: No. 3 red
ntt!flo; No. 3 red, 82JIc; No. 2 hmd
-'4'U'-,3c; No. 3 hard. M;c; No. 1 north
ern spvlny, 81 OX'dl 12; No. 2 lioithern
iprlns, fl.Offll.W; No. 3 spring. $1 .Oi qi .os.
om: No. I cash. 4Vai)c; No. 3 cash
-Mti)Vc: N, 2 white, IOT.He; No i
'.rhlt. 4VitiS0r; No. 2 yellow. 0W,n4e.
y.?..?J""?w' .4t),t"e- Osts: No. 3 cash
.tyilVc; No 2 white. S2V--r clc; No. 8 white.
;!1J' No' 4 white. n4c; standard.
BCr'rrR-Firm; creameries. Htlc; dal
lies i3tt2Te.
FOGS Steady; receipts 5,442 case; at
mark, cases Included. 1V4 IlVjo; firsts J4o
lm flisis, !.e. '
CliEr.gR - Steady; daisies, ItWlSSe
twins. 14"41; young Aiiierlcas, HWc;
.cng nors" H'je.
rOTalorS-Susdy: choice to fancy jo
1Ue; fair to good. 4"(i46c.
roi;LTRT-Steady; turkeys, 17o; fowls
".l"e; spring. ll'-,i-
HALr-Sltady; i to CO lb wt., 910-'
fl t 8 lb wt. vttjiovcc; us to 110 ib wts '
Receipts Today Wheat, 128 cats; corn
"39 eais; oats, 143 ears. Estimated tonior
iow Wheat, PI cars; corn, 3W cars, oats
.81 car.
hssut City Orwla aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Mo . Oct. 14-WHEAT
Deceinher. 93BTi,VVc; May, 7S J;c. Cash
,yle lower; No 2 hard. sHot, No 3 s3ii
tfc; No. 1 red, eriitrtc; No. 3. 8fc.
(X)RN L'erenibr. 4.-4.iic; May. 47X,lt
V.. Caeh. uncharet m V,e lower; No 2
1 ll Bed. ile; No. 8 rulied, C4'fj.or" No
white, siVjyhle; No. 3. W'tii'i,o. ' "
OATrV-l'rrhsnged; No. I white. Sttrwk"
Ne 3 mixed. !lr.
RTFNo. 2, 7V077C
HAY t'nehanged to rr6(V lower; ehnlce
timothy. 3l8 6trBi4 00, rholr prslrle. 1100.
Receipts Phlpmen's
TVheat. U 13t0 53"
L'crw. bu II 0 is
.rfli. bu 2.009 8.000
St. Loots General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Oct. 14-WHEAT-Fu-ttires.
firm; December. r-wfWio: May.
U fC4. C'ssh, lower; aok: No. 2 red.
H; No. 8 hard. MrlrllOI.
CORN Future, lower; Deeemher, 4V
tc; May. 4V. Caeh. lower; track: No. 3.
CJc; No. 8 whlta, Hi-.
OTS Firmer; December. 30c; Mir, mT
8SSe. t'ash. Icwer; track: No. 3. SoHc; No.
i white. l'.,rv4 .
ftSOS-Stoadv, C'e.
F.FP-Tliriothv. 37 50dH.5A.
C'iRNM EAL 32 Ml
rU)UR-Uwi; red winter patent. 14 80
V2. eue faiK-y and s.ralgUt, 4.1M4 6';
hard winter clears. JS4o i.1iei.
1:AN Huh, sacked, east track.
ItA Y-M'Sdy; UhaoUiy, 814 UW-i.tr.wU, prai
rie. iij,;3ou.
I tii f i.-ii i.-S fork, unchanged; lohhtng,
8iS 7!,. Lurrt, l.igi.er. r'li-ie steam, i.2
11111. i'ry n.t mt-ats. unrnanged, boxi-d
evuu shr.ii, JiJ .Vi, ciear ribs. JU ij, .':.-. t
Cieai. 812.76. liarcn, uncliuiiKeii. boxe-l
etra s,n-ir. 814.uu, ciear ribs, 84.wO; ehort
dears, $1 4 25.
IUi Li-Li Steady; chickens, llWc;
Hiliiss. lie; turkeys. 17'ul.o; ducks, 13c;
r-ec. '-'.
ill Tl tit-Unchanged; creamery, 24 j29VC-
MWlJiviijiwCisSANDBUNU
KW YORK LKMKRAL MARKET
on Various
Quotations of the Day
Commodities.
N:W YoftK, (let. i4. J-'liOL'R F.aekr;
spring patenls, 8i.lt..'ij6.i0; winter straiuhts.
" i. wiiuet i-aiiiits, -t..uiu4.Mi; spring
clears. 84 IL'tM 40; winter extras. No. 1, 33.
3. iu; wlntei extras. No. 2, 3.11)3.1.6; Kan
sas siraigiits. 4.n.iu Kye flour, sternly;
fan lo nuo-i, 84ycHLj; choice to fancy,
i4a",fi4 40. Buckwheat flour, steady at 8J.304J
is 4j per loo lbs.
cOk.s'M 11.A 1 steady; fine white and yel
low, Vl.ao'ji.w, coarse, 31.3wol.3o; kiln dried,
3.:o.
WHEAT -Spot easier; No. 2 red, 9ffV,o.
elevator, and tl en. t. o. b.. afloat, No. 1
nortnern, lulutn, 311K. f. o. b., afloat,
r'utures market advanced early on general
week end corenng, following steady
cables and less favoiable Arrenuna news,
but sold otf sharply under renewed liquida
tion, closing unchanged to Vc net lower.
Kxpuiiers took losds of Manitoba wheal,
le:ember, 31.02 3-liul.01-,; closed, 31.i 4,
May. l.ubt('Mi.(;,''i,; closed, 31 Mi. Itecelpla,
1M, 10 bu.; shipments, 171,64." bu.
CUKN spot weaker; No. 2. 671no, ele
vator, domestic basis, to arrive, and 570,
f. o. b., afloat; lutures market was with
out transactions, closing at Vc net decline;
December closed at buVo and May at 674c.
Receipts. lui,(M bu.; shipments, 104.S43 bu.
A 1 r( Spot easy; standard white, 3io;
No. I, isic; No. 3, 37Vc; No. 4, IWVic; fu
tures market wa without transactions,
closing at Vi-io net lower; October closed
at 3i4c; December closed at S7c; May, !Wc.
neceipis. iv.o-o DU.
1IA i'-Stt ady; prime, $1.20; No. 1. tl.21Vii
1.15. No. I. 31.uu-ol.iXi; Nu. 3, lci31.00.
HOI'S Steady ; state, comm-jn to choice,
1M0. ISr-c; licM, liiaOo; 1'aclflc coast, liUO,
U'l7c; m lwaUc
HIDES Firm; Central America, 21c;
Hognta. :'l wc.
L.KAT1I I'.H-r'li m; hemlock firsls, 23',-4'S
2..-,c; seconds, 2lv2g23c; thirds, 1!) fl .Mc ; re-jf-cis,
lf.-ji 1 7c.
riiOVl.-luNS rork,
fl-'l.W; family. 25 UO,
2J.ro. Peef, steady;
beef hams, t22v j U W.
Pitkied hejle. 10 to
pickled hams, 314 60.
west prime, 41 2. Sofa 12.90
tliie.111. 313 iu, 1 1 1 n Amuiica, $14. UU; com
pound, lio n.'-a 10.50.
TALiLOW Quiet; prime city, 774c; coun
try, I'-hato.
tftTTfc;R-Fnrm; creamery specials, 82c;
extras, 8iHilu31c; thirds to firsts, 24-5 -iic;
state dairy, common to finest, 2S2&4c.
KUilS Firm ; refrigerator firsts, 24260;
seconds, 2244!44c.
CHEKSK Steady; state, whole milk, spe
fil, 15V(!"c; fancy, 15'ic; choice, 14-8
16c; good to prime, 14'u 14',-Sic; common to
fair, 11ib"1Sc; kims, full to apecial, 12(3
12o.
1'OL'LiTRY Alive, quiet; spring chicken,
14-olic, fowl, labile; turkey, 12gl5c.
Dressed, steady; western broilers, Vtgtoc;
v. ewtern fowls, 143LSo; western spring tur
keys, Hijffic,
steady; mess. 32100
short clear, 32J.o0u
family, SlJ.OO((.'0.w;
Cut meats, steady;
14 lbs.. 3iri.00aiS.00;
Lard, firm; middle
refined steady; coti-
WE4THER IN TUB DRAIN BELT
Slightly Cooler, with Continued Fair
In This Vicinity.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 14, 1910.
The weather id slightly cooler this morn
ing in northern Colorado, Vv yomltig and
the extreme upper Missouri valley. Tem
peratures have risen in all other portions
of the country, the changes being gener
ally alight, except In the extreme north
west, the lake region, Ohio valley and
eastern states, where the weather Is very
much warmer. Light showers occurred in
the extreme southwest within the last
twenty-four houis, and scattered rains are
falling this morning in the at. Lawrence
alic, and along the upper and middle
Atlantic coast. While coiiMilei able cloud
iness prevail In the central valleys and
west to the mountains, the weather con
tinues generally fair throughout those sec
tion, and it will continue fair in this vi
cinity tonight and Saturday, with slightly
cooler tonight.
Temperature and precipitation in Omaha
for the last twenty-four hours, compared
with the preceding three years, I a fol
low: 1910. liK.0. 1WW. ljJ7.
Minimum temperature.... 62 28 66 46
1'recipltatlon 00 T .00 .00
Normal temperature for today. 56 degree
Deficiency in precipitation since March L
12 32 inchea.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1909,
1 bi incnes.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
S 6a inches.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 14. WHEAT Spot,
dull; No. 2 red western winter, no stock.
Futures, steady; October, 7s24d; December.
7s3Vd; March, 7s Sd.
CORN Spot, easy; American mixed,
4.110-1. Futures, nulet; January, Is-td;
February, 4s 4d.
Peoria Grain Market.
PEORIA 111., Oct. 14.-COUN-Lower;
No. 3 and better, 4'j4c; No. 4, 4SV,c; no
giadn. 4,-c.
OATB-Hteady; No. 2 white, 32'4c; No. 3
white, 31Vc; No. 4, 31o.
Daluta Grain Market.
Dl'LUTH, Oct. 14.-WHEAT-December,
31 OTVVol.OhV; May. 3111; No. 1 northern.
3107V,; No. 2 northern, l.U4V4fl.06W
OATS 2974c,
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 14 WHEAT De
cen her. 31-; May, 31.07; cash No. 1 hard,
31 0SH; No. 1 northern, 31.078107; No. 3
northern, tl.03S 1.06V; No. 3, ll.OtHia 1.03V.
FLAX-Closed at 32.66V,.
C0RN-N0. 3 yellow, 60c.
OATS-No. 3 white, 2&'-3294c.
RYE No. 2. "IV'tiiVjc.
H RAN 118.60(8.19.06.
FIAJUR First patents, 3510JT5.?0; second
patents, 34 hcuMO: first clears, 33.60-d3.70;
second clears, 32.2032.60.
Mllnankee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 14. KLOUR Dull.
WHEAT No. 1 northern, tl.OttuyJl.lOi,'
N..,? i'orthern. 1.07Vtfl.08; December,
4 .3 soc.
OATrf-MVic
BAKLtV-Sample, eSditJc.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 11. COTTON-The
cotton market opened uieady at an ad
vance of 75.. 12 points, and Inside of the
first few minutes sold ut 16al poll. Is net
higher, with all months asulng new hinti
records for the season on covering by ye,
terday's sellers fresn bull support, and
buying by trade InteresM as a result of
higher cables, bullish private advices from
interior spot markets and appi ehensions
regarding the course of the tropical storm
Around l.'.c for Jar.uary, realising sales
wer very heavy, while the demand from
omslde sources slackeied and tne market
during the middle of the morning eased
eff a few points from the best.
Cotton futures closed steady. Closing
bids: October, 14 8.'; November. 14 Wc; De
cember, ll.NSc; January. I4i.c; February
16 01.1c, March, i:..04c; April. 15.10c; May
15 Fc; June, 15.11c; Julv, 15 He.
Spot closed yii'et and unchanged; mid
dling ur'-ands. 14 KOc; middling gulf. 15 16c
mli i. 1.7iX bales.
1-lVERl'OoL. tict. 14 -The fololwlng a-e
the wrtkly cotton tatistlcs: Iinports all
kins. i,CiK bales; Imports American. MOO
bnles; nnili ail klinls. 2i,J,!M) ba'ea; stock
American. x 34A.0UO bales; Amer:can for
wai.ie.l, 41,11') bales, total exports 2 t.OO
bn'es.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. H.tOTTON -Unchanged.
Sales, none; -colpt. U4 bales'
shipments, 2.0j9 balea; stock, 744 bales.
New York cotton market, lurnlshed by
Isnn Bryan, memheis of th New
York Cotton exchange, Sli South Sixteenth
treet. Omaha
Option. ;opn I High. Low. ;ciose. Tes'y.
fict .
I -. .
Jan.
March
Hay ..
ju.v .
14
14 M
14 93
13 04
15 11
15 11
I It 91
14
I 15 ni
I 15 14
11 1
15 19
14 78
14 .
14 SI
i 14 90
j 15 CO
li 01
14 M 14 76
14 S3 14 SO
14 14 14 4
15 04 14 9K
15 l'l I.". !
l i 14 15 t.
Increased Dtalinp in Stocks Show
Effect on Money.
4U; total balance In general fund.
UNITED STATES STEEL ACTIVE
Bin; Market Mmrmrnl on These
lasnes, with No Explanation of
Ihe Apparent Heavy Acoa-niolntlon.
NEW YORK. Oct. ll.-Increaed activ
ty In atock market dealings toaay ahowed
Its effect on the money market, but in no
such degree as to restrain activity. The
spei-ai requirements in addition to the
siock market actnity to be met In the pay
ment ol large sums tomorrow for dividends
anu interests rnaoe the tranquillity of the
nioney market the more noticeable, and In
creased the behet that resource would be
returned to the nioney market.
The higher call loan rate thl week Is
beheveu to hae proved attractive to the
trut companies and other institutions out
slue ol ttie clearing house, and so relieved
me aemana on the bank lor credits In
connection with the stock market activity
ihe dealings In United Stales Steel were
on an enormous scale and recalled the davs
of great market movement of the past.
Ihe growing Congestion of the dealers In
thi one Block had the effect of begetting
some suspicion of the general movement
on the score that a desire to distribute a
great accumulation of thl stock in the
hands of powerful private banker lav at
the back of the present market movement.
Ihe Immediate new from the steel trade
showed fio explanation of the apparent
heavy accumulation of th stock. There wo
heard the contention, however, that events
of the last few days have shaped themselve
in favor of the demand of the railroad for
advances in freight rates. It Is assumed
mm mo assurance 01 increased revenues
to the railroads will release larstp orders
for material from that source which have
been held In abeyance while the rate inves
tigation wa argued.
nones were firm; total sales, par value
O.Oil.WTJ.
L nlted State bond
call.
Number of sale and leading quotations
on stock were;
culii. f w,
8.1I.333.66I.
REPORT Or Til"! t I.C IRIMO HOUSE
Transactions of the Associated Bank
for the Meek.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14,-Htadatreef bank
clearings report for the w.ek ending Oc
tober u shows an segregate of 8i.ll,5:'0.i'0,
as against 8.141. 16.000 iat week and 8A417,
?.M,0i In the con espomlinug week last year.
The following Is a list of the cities:
OMAHA LlVri SlOCii MAKfiET
Light Bon of Cattle, as Usual on a
Friday.
CITIES.
Clearings. Inc.
Dec
were unchanged on
Allls-nhslmeri pfd ..,
Amalgamated Copper
American Agricultural
Am. lMet itr
American Cn
American o, & p
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. Sl k ptd
Am. ies Securities...,
American Unseed ....
American LoconiotiWe
American B. it H
Am. 8. A R pfd
Am. Steel Foundries.,
Am. Sugar Betlnln...
Amsrlcan T. A T
Am. Tobaeeo pfd
American Woolen ....
Anaconda Mining Co..
Atchlsun
Atchison pfd
Atiantlo Coast Una...
Baltimore A Ohio
Bethlehem StMl
Brooklyn Rapid Tr....
Canadian Fscltlo
O'snlral Leather
Central Leather pfd..,.
''antral of New Jane;
Chaaapak A Ohio....
Chlrao A Alton
Chluaio O. W., naw...
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
C, M. A St. P
C. C, C. A Bt. L. ...
Colorado V. A 1
Colorado A Bouthara..
I'onsolidaieii Gas
Corn Products
Iaiawar A Hudson...
DanTer A Hlo Grande.
V. A R. O. p(1
Dlatlllera' Securitltt ..
Erla
Erie lat pfd
Erla 2d pfd
General Klectrlo
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfs....
Illinois Central
lntartiorough Mat
int. Met. pfd
inlarnatilonal HarvrWar ...
Int. Marina pfd
International I i'air
International Pump
Iowa I'amral
Kansai City So
K. C. So. nfd
Lclia ua
boulavllle A N
Minn. A Bt. Louts
M., St. P. A S. s. M
M., K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd
Mllwouri Pacific
National Blacult
National Lead
N. R. R. (A M. Id pfd
Naw York Ontral
N. Y. , O. A W
Sorfolk A Weatern
North Aniep.can
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pannaylvanla
Paople i Oaa
P., .'.. C. A St L., ex-dlv
Plttaburg t'oai
Preae.l Meel Car
Pullman Palace x 'ar
Railway Steel Sprllig...,
Reading
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Republic Steel pfd
Kock laland Oo
Rock Island Co. pfd
Sa. U A S, F. 2d pfd...
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Southern Pallay
So. Hallway pfd
Tenneseea Copper
Vexaa A Pacific
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I'lilon Paalflc
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I' nlted States Healty....
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United States Stal
I. 6. Steel pfd
t'tah Copper
Va. -Carolina Ctiemloal .
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Minneapolis ,
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Memphis
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Washington, D. C...
St. Josoph
Columbus
Alhany
Tacoma
Savannah
Kpokane, Wash
Toledo
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Nashville
Hartford
Ies Moines .'
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Norfolk
New Haven
Hloux City
Wichita
tirand Kaplds
Syracuse
Augusta. Ga.
Klrmlnphim
Springfield, Mass. .
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Oaklnnd. Csl
Oklnhoma City
Jacksonville, Fla,, .
I'ortland. Me
Worcester
Ilttle Hock
Knoxvllle
Wheeling, W,
Charleston, 8.
Chattanooga
L'lncoln
Wilmington,
Mobile ....
Tnpeka ....
Pavennort
Wilkesharre
Kalamazoo,
Fall River .
Cedar Rapids,
riaeramento
New Bedford
Rpringfleld, III....
Macon
Youngstown
Fort Wayne
Helena
Fargo, N. II........
Columbia, S. C...
Akron
Canton. O
Lexington
Krle, Pa
Sioux Falls, a D.
Rockford. Ill
Qulncy, 111
Hloomlngton, III..
Springfield, O. ...
Chester, Pit
South Bend, Ind..
Ixiwoll
Klnghamton
Jackson, Miss. ....
Iecatur. Ill
Mansfield, O ,
Fremont, Neb. ...
Vlcksburp1, Miss. .,
Jacksonville, 111. .,
Duluth, Mlnn....,
"Scranton, Fa
Houston ,
nalveston
York, Pa ,
131.413,732.000)
l.4Li.tH
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5.543.0iiO
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4.314,0tiO
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2.6O4.0tj
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3.3S9.000
2.695,000!
1,971.0(0
2.24,Ono:
2 002,0(1)1
2.9M.0OO
2 (0,000
2,449.000
8.24H,000
2. 12V, "Oil
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24.7
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HOGS STEADY WITH THURSDAY
8hei and Unib Iteeelpta Conllnar
Vary I. literal, While the Market
on Killers Is Steady, bat
Feedera Are Loner.
OMAHA, Oct. 14, 1910.
Cattle, liogs. Sheep
SOUTH
Receipts were:
"final Monday lit o;S l.ivj
Official Tuesday 12.tf4 3.'-0:'
Official Wedni.-i1ny )(.ir-7 8.04J
Official Thdrsdav 6.6!2 4.6.M
Ksumated Friday 972 3.840
Five days this w eek. ,40.3'W 17.210
Same days last week. . . .3.,407 18 610
Same days 2 weeks ago..4:.4:) 19. hlH
Same days 3 weeks ago.. 42. 179 19.076
Ssme days 4 weeks ago.. 41 4H5 1!.972
Same days last year 36.4i2 16,62
714
63
44.7J.7
fi.i9
44.3.1
13.7SO
19". 419
142.714
l6.2--'s
140..s()
149.141
11.44-)
The following table shows the receipts
of catue, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date is compared with last
'r: ijio. 19.it). Inc. Dec.
s-'aitle 42.32?i .16.44 106.679
Hogs 1.6I4,I 1,1.036 2oi",62ii
Sheep 2,196,193 1.086,144 630,049
The following table shows the average
prices of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several daya, with comparisons:
84..
61..
t .
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88..
48 .
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68 .
66..
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. 886
. .!
. 83)
. .'(
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. 8(8
. 811
, J4
811
, 1X0
3-
l-
34D
814
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3M
S!4
81
ri
to
1(41
10
t-i
120
80
80
40
ai
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Hi
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lift
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6-
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80
t 88
1
8 8Tvt
1 40
3 4
4f
a o
o
40
I 40
40
8 40
I 40
t 46
8 46
1 4ft
1 80
8 ISO
I hi
I W
I 68
8 80
I 70
8 71
8 80
I 80
8 78
8 70
a 70
8 TO
8 70
Dates. I 1910. 1909.19o8.1907.,1908.lJOj.190t.
1,816.000 19.4
1.742,000 17.2
1.871,000 1J.7
1,611.000 1.8
1,817.000 10.3
l,6RS,n00 U.6
1,201.000 .6
1.082.000 10.0
1,236,000 4.1
1,032.0(10 18.6
1.581. 000 85.&
1,009,000 18.1
909.000 10. 1
1.306.000 10.8
1,4041.000) 61.9
9rtl,onu .1
804.000 21.4
1.04S ono 9 ,1
l,0n8.0fir 8.4
82,0no 19.01
SH.OnO 13.21
70.000 1 8.3
(KiS.flfO 18.61
1,414,010 43.71
Ml.nonl 19.01
C04.000I I 8.0
5R2.000I 16.0
616.0001 4.2
665.0001 R.7
Rfti.OOO) 16.
4fil.on0 18.8
488.0001 13.0
647.0001 .8
3Sl.noo 4
86fi,0O0 9.8
844.000 1J.5
4W.ono! 59.1
274 Onn1 s 5
4.497.0no 88.3
2.2,nol 8.7
87,5'l.ft(OI 87.
19.S5 0"0 80.8
903,0001
Oct.
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
OcL
Oct.
Oct
4...
6 ...
t...
7....
8...
9
10..
11..
12..
13..
14...
8 2S4 7 821 I 6 841 5( 5 0'. 6 74
8 27SI 7 80 6 461 6 S4 8 291 5 - 6 78
8 4014,1 7 671 6 811 I 0 311 5 08 1 t
8 47 s I 7 64 lti S 921 i 6 06! S 58
61 20i 07 80 6 USI
' l 6 201 8 07 6 06i
15l 6 111 1 lr.1 5 U01 6 W
' I 6 151 8 201 4 M 6 4h
6 99 6 11, 211 5 071 6 :il
8 3.r.(4i 7 61 6 791 16 261 6 06 : 6 17
8 87 7 40) 6 & 6 09, 6 10 6 11
S 271a
I
f 22H
8 83V
S 41-H
I
7 67
1 o
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition ot live stock at
the Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at i
o'clock p. m., Oct. 14, 1910:
RECEIPTS
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C. M. ft St. P 11
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific 1 1
Union Pacific 9 12 22
C. & N. W., east 2 4
C. A N. W. west 14 16 18
C, M. ft St P 2 3..
C, H. & Q., east 1 .. 7
C, B. & Q., west 7 8 13
C R. I. & P. east 14..
C, R. I. ft P. west 1
llllnoia Central 3
C. O. W 1
Total recelpU 40 63 ' 63
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 68 169 1,35
Swift and Company 6S8 Ml 1,132
Cudahy Packing Co 4(73 90 3,4'Jg
Armour ft Co 110 9--3 l,7iil
Schwartz 116
Cudahy, from Denver... 96
Benton, Vaneant ft Lush 115
I till & Son 28
F. B. Lewis 67
J. II. Root ft Co U'3
J. 11. Bulla 63
I.. Wolf 114
McCreaty ft Carey 291
S. Werthelmer 12
it. F. Hamilton
Lehmer Bros 17
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co .... 8
Other buyers 290 34,609
Totals
CAi'TLfc Receipts
Not Included In totals because contain
ing other Items than clearings. 'Not In
cluded In totals because comparisons are incomplete.
MERCANTILE PAPER-6H6
New Vork Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-MONEY On call
strong at 2((j34 per cent; ruling rate, 84
per cent: closing hid, 8'4 per cent; offered
at 34 per cent. Time loans stronger: alxtv
lit-, days, 44 per cent, and ninety days, 44
per ceni; six montns, per cent lending
raies.
PRIME
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 34.8290-jp
4.83 for sixty-day bills and at 34.66 for de
mand. Commercial bills, $4.K2Viff 4 82.
SILVER Bar. 66V4c; Mexican dollars, 460.
PONDS Government, steady: railroad,
firm.
Closing quotation on bonds today wera
as follows:
ng-...t'vii Int. M. M. 414 88
1004 Jpan 4i
0i4 do 4V4I HS4
..101 K. C. So. 1st Is.... 71
. .114 U 8. deb. 4a IMi.... MS
..116 L. A N. unl. 4 8
.. 7 M K. A T. 1st 4s... T7't
10! 14 Mo ran. 4St 18V4
4Vt
31V4
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2r.S
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18
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431
Si
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66 '4
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lf74
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17
19
18
tost
mst
71
1
76,
ll-t
605
lit
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8
8St
71
13Vt
6
V. 8. rf. !a,
do coupon .
C. S. la. res...
do coupon
I' s. 4s. rag
do coupon
Allll-Thal. lat 6s..
Am. As. 6s
Am. T. T. er. 4a.loT'4,Mo. p.cifle 4,..
Am Tobacco 4s SOSi N. R R. ot M. 4ka.
i-osdott
LONDON. Oct.
opened firm and a fraction
Light covering during tne ilist
stock .Market.
14. American securities
a fraction higher today.
hour car
ried the advance to a full point In the
leaders. At noon the market was firm and
from unchanged to a pulnt higher than
York closing.
la St LoulKTIII N
8s M . K. It T...
70S, X. y ontrul..
8 .Norfolk 4i . .
W do ptd
104 Ontario A w..
1114 Pcnnivlvaiila
yesterday's New
Cunaol:, nioney
do account
Anial. v'oppen
Ana.onda
ALi4ilaon
do pftl
Balllnior A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific -0 Jtand Mines..
I tiaap4k oV U.
Clncago 0. w
'nl , Mil. A 6t. P.
L Boara
Lxnvcr A Hlo U..
do pfd
Erla
do lat pfd
do Id ptd
Grand Tl unk .
lir.noia ('antral. ...
Ml. Krt-nur.
MoNK V 11(12
83 Sa i(Milln(
li 6uutnarn Hr
d pfd
IT Souttiarn Pacific.
344 Union Pacific
74 St do pfd
14 U. g. S-.acI
81 do pfd
40 Wabaah
37 H do pfd
138 Bianlti lu
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... L4
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... Wi
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... 7Vt
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... 21 '4
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... 80
steauy ut l&-td por ounce
l-er cent
The 1 ate o: ,iiBrfvnnt in the ouen market
for short bills is it, per cent; for three
mwuuis bl-iii, S-a per cent
I.Acal fcrtitrltlea.
Quotations furnished by Burns, Brlnker
A Co., 449 omana National
riapnralcit Apples and Ilrled Fralta.
Nr:w yop.K. Oct. 14 rvAPortATi"'!
APl'LFR Quiet and unchanged on the
spot. Fancy. 10c; choice 'J'tr; prlnu
'o: common to fslr, CS"7(,o
I-niFI) FRl IT.sp,uni- :e stea.lv with
a fair acuve tnhhlng trade, quotations
rsr.glng from 5S:oo fur California up to
30-4OS ar.d 7-rTf,o for orctrr-r.. mi w
Apricots are steadv; rhol"e. Ilal2c extra
choice, li ?;; fancy. l.1:oltc r'-s ,
re ln.icl: and unrhangej; choice. I;v
extra choice. fit-,ei fancy. 8,.),- ' Ralalni
are aN-mt steady only, owing to the snia.l
("tmand Louse nmsiatela are quote.! at
V,'i'-c f-r crown; choice to fan- sedod,
e'.'c, seedlaaa, 6t'; London l) era 11 w
Adams Co. (la-l warrants 4 par cant..
BtalrRa c'rfainary pfd
Colorado Tl. Co. 7 par ccllt
Cuaai.) Packing lo. 6a
Cuiiiinbua, Nau., K 1. 6a, 1814
lianvar U t I. ( par oant notoa 1811..
Fairmont Creamery las g . par oont
Carman Fit a Ina. Co
Hard. Nb., Munlcipa, 8,
Inieriiatioiiai Con. Co., w,ia bonua...
lata ror'.iand i c.tit-nl lal aa
hi.,,,, a. ii E 1 par ct pta. Wlcoita
Kaiiaaa Cur R. A U 6a. 1811
Llii-oiti. .. O. A K. com
Nai.ras-ka iNaniL Co l war. 4 par cent
Ntoraata Te.ephona (
Mortis A Co. 4'aa, lt
On. a .Satar 09. 1814
Oinak W tier . M pfd
On at. a A C. D bt. l.f. plii 8 par oaiit
Pn.4ii4 A i . K. "C ' . 12
etna: a St. Kj a 1814
On.klia A C. B. 14 A B. pta
C-fi-4n4 ca la, 1817
I n.laU Isa Iway pfd
Vnlon Stoch Yarda Block, Otnalia
Hank building:
B.d. Aanad.
10
MSt
U
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94
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list
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101
41
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41
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do la
Armour A Oo.
Atchlsii gan
do CT. 4a....
do ct. 6s. . . .
At. C. I,, lat 4t..
Dal. A Ohio 4s
do SHa
do 8. W. ISta...
Prook. Tr. cv. 4s..
Central of O. 64..
Cn. leather 6s....
r. of N. J. . 8s...
Chat. A Ohio 4VtS-
do raf, 6s
Chlcano A A. !sa.
C. 13. A Q. J. 4s..
do sen. 4s..:
r. M. A 8. P.
C. R. I. A P.
do rfs 4a. ...
Polo. Ind. 6a.
f'olo. Mid. 4s
A a.
4a.
C. A S.
P. A H.
D A K. O
do raf. 6a
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Erla p. 1. 4ai....
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do cv. 4a. a nr. ,
do serler B
Clan. Elec. cv. 6s
111. Ck-n. lat ret.
Int. i MM 4Sts
Bid. Offered
106 N. T. C. (. ISts.... 80 SI
44a... 824 do deb. 4a 844
4a ?V4N. T. , N. H. A H.
1wi ct. lMti
1(I9S4N. A W. 1st 0. 4s.. M
18 do ct 4a 1H
Padflo 4a ion,
W (4 do la Tivt
0StO. 8. I rfds. 4s.... MVt
84 Penn. cv. SHa 1816... MV4
1nfct do con. 4s 102 4
84 Haadlni (an. 4a.. ... 8"4
lliJ'a Bt. U A 8. F. fs. 4a 13
M2V4 do gen. 6a 8H
S3H8t. L. 8. W. 0. 4s.. 7Vt
71 4 do lat gold 4s 7 4
t Seaboard A. L. 4s.... 70-H
07 k 80. Pae. 00I. 4s 818
I la 24 do ct. 4s 4
e. 4s.. Tf.vt do lit raf. 4a 8S
8st!r. Rallwar as 1H
77 do gen, 4a 7tst
t'nlon Paetflc 4a. 1014
4Vta. ts do ct. 4a 1"S4
K4 do lat A raf. 4s.... 87 14
14V4 F. 8. Rubber a 10
V2S V 8 8tal Id ta 1041
7 Va.-Oaro. Chem. 6s..l"
161 Wabaah 1st 6s loss
74V do 1st A as. 4a..... 664
A... 77 Western Md. 4 8SSt
71. West. RMac ct 6s.... 1
14't Wla. Central 4a 9"
(4Mo. Pacific ct. 6a.... 684
list
Boston Mlntngt Stocks.
BOSTON. Oct. 14. Closing quotations
stocks were as follows:
Allouoi 4 Mohawk c4
Ainel. Ooppr ttt Nevada ("on 1114
A t L. A 3 2 Mplaalnf Mine, 1 -St
Arlatma (Xim 17v North Butta 1: st
Atiantlo lis, North taka 8S4
B. A C C. 8. M.. 15V, Old Iomlnloo 40
Pi-ttc Ciuiu'on 14 tacaola ISO
Cal. A ArUuna 60 Parrott 8. A C 114
Cal. A Hacla S.' Qulncy 74
rentennlal jn Fhannon 114
C-nPr Hane ft. C. . 6A 'a Superior 614
Ram Butta C. M. V Superior A B. 14 7tt
Franklin 11'-, Suprr A P. C 118
Otroux Con 7 Tamarack 40
Oranbr Con HV t 8. c. A 0 40
Oieane Cananea 13'-, I'. 8. 8 R. A M ... 14
lale ltoyale tipr. .. t34 do pfd 48 t
Kerr Lake Hl'ult (ton 18
take Coiper ISV4 Winona 84
I.a Halle Coppr lov Woir urine 110
Miami Copper I8V4
3,094 8.348 42.375
of cattle were light,
as usual on a Friday, ouiy thirty-six
fresh cars being reported in, but this
brings the total for the five days up to
40,00 head, a gain ot almost 4,000 head as
compared with the corresponding time last
week and of almost 6.U00 iiead as coinpaieu
with the corresponding period a year ago.
There were hardly enough beet steers
in sight this morning to make much of a
test of the market but what few there
were commanded steady prices. Consider
ing the large receipts the market has been
in remarkably good condition throughout
the week. At the close It is safe to quote
all desirable beeves, both corn-fed and
ranget. as strong to A little higher tnun
a week ago.
As usual on a Friday, the trade In cows
and heifers was slow and dull, but still
prices were about steady witn yesterday,
and fully steady with a week ago, or, poaal
bly, a little stronger on the belter grades.
Heavy and medium weight veal calves are
very slow sellers at prioes around 6Oc(U$1.00
lower than the high time a week or ten
days ago. On the other hand, strictly good
light native calves are steady with A week
age, still selling as high as 37.00.
What few blockers and feedera there
were In sight commanded about steady
prices as compared with yesterday. The
beat light yearlings and 2-year-olds are
steady, but other grades are lla-o lower
than a week ago.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers. Vi.60Sf7.50; fair to good
beef steers, 36.606.60; common to fair beef
steers, 34 uO&ii.CiO, good to choice cows and
heifers, $4.2.'i5.2S; fair to good cow and
heifers, 33.44a4.2fi: common to fair cows
and heifers, tl 60-43. 40; good to choice (lock
ers and feeders, 34.4ovl6.86; fair to good
stockers and feeders, M 0(u4.e0; common to
fair atockers and feedera, W-H6U4.76, stock
heifers. 1H.0o-u4.26; veal calves, 33.60y7.lk);
bulls, stags, etc.. $3.00(46.00.
Quotations on range cattle: Choice to
prime beeves. $5.76'4.26; good to choice
beeves, 36.2iV&5.76; fslr to good beeves. 14.61
feo. 20; common to fair beeves. 33.70i34.40;
good to choice heifers, M.O0u6.0, good to
choice cows. 14.00tu4.(S6: fair to good grades.
33.60474.00; canners and cutters, U-li.lO,
good to choice feeders. M sostfVov
good feeders, 34.2j 4.76.
Representative sales:
8 JA - .
8 Ml. .
8 IS 71 . .
IV 84.
Se 1J .
41. .
I M 84
I in (
So a
8 8" 85.
t . sa .
8 8" ..
8 rt
l 64
8 8ft M .
IH 88 .
a si aa. .
8 r, M .
W .
8 .TS (US, .
8 18 .
8 V. CV .
.2' ... 1 8r, t:..
.IUI ... 18 fj. .
17 1?0 8 M 6V.
1-4 110 8 36
STAOS.
6"0 a" Sf. 1 .
.610 80 8 78 1..
.44- J40 8 75 1. .
.10 8-) 8 78 1 .
SMI 80 8 70 J .
.4-0 80 I 70
SHr-lFF Pcsplte the fact that the week's
supply of sheep snd lninhs Is l-v far the
laracst ever recorded at this point. te.Isv a
will find a very decent clearance.
13.U00 head were vardert this mnr.
Itig. giving a weekly total that will crowd
pretty close to the joo.onft mark. A lot of
i-uiiinion teeners are lnciude.1 In this count
however, and plrnty of animals does not
denote plenty of mutton by anv means.
Yesterday's trade was one of the most
erratic In werks. In between kinds of feed
ers selling w.th big sorts rind st hig re
ductions. The demnnd has fallen off
sharply since midweek, and while dally
clearances have been verv good, hlg re
ceipts considered, prices are the most at
Irnotlve to buyers since the opening of the
season, (lood feeders have suffered less
thnn Inferior grades, ot course, but even
jnr oesi sinus are right around a quarter
lower than they were at last week's close.
Good feeder lambs are bringing 3." 60(1 ." f.
while G.0Ofi10 were frequent among sales
a week ago. Feeder yearlings have also
weakened In sympathy with lambs, best
handy weights going at 36 0(V,7 -,. 15. It takes
11 toppy klml of feeder ewes to command
w'V' . nut choice breeders are scarce,
34.7vfj5.00 buying prime yearlings and twos,
feeder wethers are only a little lower than
they were last Friday. Declines on com
mon and light lambs are hnrd to quote
owing to larnre sorts and the "cttcU-as.
catch-can" condition of trade. In gen
eral way, the trade Is closing Just about
of-Vc lower on this clns of stock.
The proportion of fat stock has been
limited on all days nnd what little nenk
ness was apparent Monday, has noon fully
regained. Fat lambs of the right kind are
quotable, up to 3'76, but Id.SO N taking a
large share of the better grades. Fat
ewes and fat wethers are selling In much
me same notches aa nt last week's clo-se.
vuotmions on rinns sfock: nnotl to
choice lambs. 3o.6C.gti. 75; fair to good lambs,
I.2f.4$4.f; feeding lambs, 34.UVi5.S6; handv
weigiu yearlings. 34 63v.i6.ri; heavy yeHr
lings, 34.40ft 4.SS; feeder yearlings 34 Wi5.1,ri
good to choice wethers. 3J.86fi4.iO; fair to
W'ners. 13.4(143.85; feeding wethers,
e.uwa.--, meeuing nwes, 4.0n-itf..O: fat
o.i;.'a'.i.w; ieedlng ewes, 32-25tfi3.00
canners. tl toiu.M.
Ktpreaentative sales:
io.
2(0 Wyoming weths and ylgn
147 Wyoming ewes
4!'S AVyomlng feeders
611 Wyoming lambs .":
366 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
350 Wyoming Iambs, feeders.
160 Wyoming yearlings
146 native lambs
12 native yearlings
218 Wyoming ewes, feeders
15S Wyoming ewes
101 Wyoming ewes, feeders ..
147 Wyoming lamhs, feeders
1(10 Wyoming lambs, feeders
iiw Wyoming lambs, feeders
Av.
.. 91
.102
.. 92
.. 63
.. 60
.. 69
.. M
.. (ft
.. 63
.. 90
feedera
feeders
4?0 Wyoming lambs
81 Wyoming lambs,
121 Wyoming ewes
12 Wyoming ewes.
347 Wyoming lambs,
262 Wyoming Iambs
3(77 Wyoming lambs,
247 Wyomlna ewes.
837 Wyoming lambs, fdrs. culls. 44
107 yomlng ewe, feeders 78
2o6 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 80
401 Wyoming lambs, feeders... 46
200 Wyoming lambs, fdra. culls. 44
Z4K Wyoming lambs, fdrs. culla. 34
. 89
. 48
. 47
..47
. 41
. 48
.130
feeders.... 106
feeders.... 62
fdrs, culls. 47
fdrs. culls. 42
feeders 62
440 S.
40 S.
4X9 8.
7W 8.
433 6.
m S.
446 8.
V.
D.
D.
V.
D.
D.
D.
ewes, feeders
wethers, feeder....
yearlings, feeders...
lambs, feeders ,
lambs, feedera
ylgs., feeders
ewes
623 Idaho ylgs aad wether.. .
426 Idaho lamb, feeder
626 Idaho lambs, feeder
632 Wyoming lamb
230 Wyoming ewes, feeders...
341 Wyoming ewes, feeder ...
247 Wyoming ewes, feeder ...
188 Wyoming ewe
82
. 93
. 74
. 49
. 49
. 63
. 78
. 89
. 67
. 67
. 63
. ra
. 88
. 90
.101
Pr
4 36
8 40
8 00
6 60
6 60
6 60
4 60
C 26
6 00
1 80
3 40
2 SO
6 00
6 00
6 00
6 65
5 00
3 40
3 10
t 25
4 60
4 20
3 40
4 75
3 50
2 60
6 00
4 75
4 00
2 70
8 96
4 id)
5 10
( 00
6 00
3 80
4 26
5 60
6 60
6 40
8 00
8 00
3 00 .
8 40
CHICAOO 1VIVB STOCK MARKET
Demtuatl for
of Stock la
fair to
No. At. Pr. Ho. At. Pr.
It 1621 1 60
COWS.
4 886 I 00 1 120 3 40
1 844 8 16 4 - 874 I 46
8 871 1 16 7 M 110
4 00 I 16 10 101 1 7
8 116 3 16 1 11 4 Z
4 437 1 26
HEIFERS.
T 666 3 M 6 TOO 8 44)
UULXS.
1 loso t ta 1 1000 3 U
1 1610 1 76
CALVE 8.
11 114 4 00 17 Ml 6 04
14 M HO 1 806 1 80
7 KW 18 4 177 80
( SOU 4 80 8 Ill T 0
4 846 4 60 4 i"i 1 00
464 4 60 7 174 7 00
( 808 I 00 1 186 T 00
to IOC KK ltd ANb Ffc-liUKK.S.
668 1 88 i 704 3 86
MONTANA.
.. 911 4 26 28 cows 941 3 80
..1143 6 10 Is steer.. ..1100 4 60
G. W". Brewster Mont.
62 steers.. ..12T3 6 60 47 sleers. ...1277 6 80
44 steers.. ..l&iti i h0 44 steer. ...UsS 6 60
63 feeuer..lfrU 6 2." 23 steers. ...1144 4 66
M. J. Waason Mont.
.1112 6 00 oows 968 8 65
. Oil 3 70 24 calves... 237 4 00
. 6'j0 4 Of, 12 steers. ...1112 6 U
SOUTH DAKOTA.
. 270 4 00 24 cows 629 3 06
8. Hush 8. D.
.. 875 3 W 5 cow 996 3 33
.. 901 8 To
E. U Harnes S. D.
..1K4 4 8,0 13 steer.. ..1096 4 25
W TOM I NU
24 cow..
SJ steers.
6 steer..,
16 cow
15 heifer.
19 calves..
21 cows
7 cows....
10 staers.
New- York nrb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan & Uryan member New Ynrk
Stock exchange, 315 South sixteenth street,
Omaha:
411 Inspiration
11 llrtiae . .
10 Net fnnanlldated
68 Ohio (V-pper
li ftawhlde roa,lldon
Amer. Tobacco
Par State ;oa .
Ilutte Coalition
Cactus
( hlno
Chief Conaofdated 1 11-14 Har Central
Treaiarr Statement.
WASHINOTON. Oct. 1 4. T r. c--ndl'lon
ef the ticaiury at the beginning of busi
ness today mi aa follows: i l usi fun-J-i
(iold com. Uj .6-j4.""A; fliver dollars. H.6-1
:. CX; sliver dc.'ars of J-r I" '.AOO; silver
cert'.'l. aiei outstanding, Vt'S.KM.'ivO. Cen
tral f.ind Standard Suvsr doiiars In gt-n-etal
fund, i? vi.ia, c-irrent liabilities.
il'fl.SlS.&w: Wi.-king balance In treasury
offices. 332 200.6M; In t-auits to cr.-d't of
treasurer of tne United Mates XJ6.4M Vj;
subsidiary silver coin, :;,!s.e4.v, minor
Fraction
liarta-lialT
Kly Central
r.lr conciliated
Fir Witch
Franklin
Glroux
CulOfleld rir.rencs
n-11ftal4 Iair ..
Orena Canane . . .
. 10H
. 4
. 3'Vt
1 1-14
. 46
4Vt
.108-4,
.168
18
7Si Swift ru. On....
IS4 fleara-hr-etuck Co
16 finer Pica
28 Superior aV. Pttlaburg lit
)4 Tcr-npah Mining tt
114 Ttinitr (t-aiar
1 Nerth Ika ..
I1 llohaml
4 OJIbsar
4
1
tv York MlalHS itorka.
NEW ytiRK. Oct 14 Tloalng quotation
on mln'ng tiK-ks were-
ealtca
lorn Tuntlol Itnrk
do b-nda
One. Cal at V
Horn BtlTer
Ir-Hi M'.ter
Leailniie Coa.
:i
18
8
4"
lid
4
Little relief ...
Mm. an
"Mtr o
(l-tiir
Standard
tai.aar Jacket
... . 1
... loo
... Sid
....1:
.... 44
12 calves..
15 cows
10 cows....
0 calve..
32 cows
31 cows....
16 cows....
40 steers...
8 steer...
21 cows....
14 cowb....
7 steer...
28 cow....
4 cow. .. .
2f
8 25
4 10
4 00
3 15
4 10
20 heifer..
16 cows....
30 feeders.,
26 calves...
25 cows
13 calves.
740
941
6'J0
li3
964
23
168
, 742
217
, 9os
.1038
H A. Johnson Wi o.
. 8' 4 2 25 10 steers.. ..1013
. 906 4 CO
J. FIckel Neb.
8M 4 (-) 7 calves... 310
1M 35 heifers... 74
3 10 6 calves... 13
4 aO
K. Toung Neb.
3 70 17 cows 1064
3 25
W. Hostrnm N'eb.
. 94;
. 8K3
. (57
N .
. 85'1
. E.47
F..
4 10
8 36
4 66
00
3 66
4 00
4 90
4 25
4 0)
4 00
1 heifers... 667 3 40
15 feeders.. 641 3 76
S co is s 812 3 60
HOGS Noth.ng new happened In the hog
yards this morning to warrant anv change
in the list of prices. Supplies were normal,
with the demand ample and active at gen
erally steady figures. Heavy and htavy
mixed grades made up the bulk of offer
ings and sold around 3 2-V3&.36 The few
bacon hogs on sale were In good den. nnd
from all guarters and moved readily, best
lights bringing I8 60, which was also yes
terday's top price.
For th five days this week receipts have
been light, with as erase weight still heavy.
The percentage of mixed lmfs is stead ly
growing larger, however, and loads of
medium weight have been c,--ilck sellers on
most davs As compared wi'li lt week'a
elnse. the general market shows an nver
a:e advene of .' S i-r.
Representative tales:
No. Av Sh IT. No At. Sli. Hr
48 I I . 8 4 Sit 4... 8 i.
68 844 40 8 .' 1-0 1.0 8 -
19 t I I-" I li 41 .' I ... 8 i.
11 8M) 40 1 10 17 U4 ... 1 11
All Classes
Steady.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14. CATTLE Reeelnts,
3,000 head. Market steady. Beeves, 34.75
1. on; iexa steers, 4.aii;t).fiO; western steers,
34.2iVji.G6; stocker and feeders, 33.40to5.76;
cows and heifers, 33 2i'a4i.60; calves, $7,609
IV uu.
HOOS Receipt, 12.600 head. . Market
steady for light and butcher hogs, others
6c lower. Light, 3.fKyj9.2&; mixed, 38 3"ti
9.25; heavy, $8.10rj(9 00; rough, 3S.10tjfi JO;
good to choice heavy, fft.Styrrtt.OO; pigs, 18.25
iO.OO. Bulk of sales, 33 468.90.
HHEEP AND LAMH.H Receipts, 11.000
neaa. Market steady. Native, 33 WVf4 26;
western. 82.96f(p4.26; yearling, HStViteW;
native Iambs, $4.40(3.00; western lambs,
$4.766.90.
)IA1I WHOI.HN 4I.I'. t-( t:.
HUTTF.H- Crejimery. No. 1. delivered tr
the rttall trade In l ib. cartons, sic, No. 3.
In SO-lb. tubs, Joe, No. 3. tn 1-lb. cut tons.
29c, No. 3. In -lb tubs. 27v..; pa k.ng
st-ck, solid pack lr. d-uiy. In tkMb. tubs,
iJH)i40. Market cliMiiHes every Tuesday.
I H Kl-;tiK Twins 1 . Sate) 11. young Anievl
eas, i;ic; daisies. Im-; tnpieta. lv , llinlwiger,
l.-sc, No. 1 brick, llac, impori-Hi hvsias. jo;
dt'iiif-'Uf Sw-1s. 24c; block Swiss. &c.
rol.LTK V liresnetl broilers uiuler J lb.,
l.V; over 2 lbs., 14c, hens lie; n- k. K"-;
ducks, 16c. -eee, 16c; tuikeys. .., pige--us,
per dos., 31.J); homer squabs, per cos.. el"J;
lancy sijuub. per d., W W, No. 1, per do ,
8i.HU. Alive; broilers, 15c, over 2 lbs.. I
hens. W-jc; old roosters, 7c; old ducks, f.i.i
featheretl. 11c; geese, full feathered, Itv;
turkeys, lc; guinea fowls, 2oc caeli; pige--ii
per dos., tjoc; homers, per dos , J0O, squal-s.
No. 1. per do., 41 jo; No. i. i-er dos.. !-
FISH tall fioieni I lckerel, 1-; white tlth,
l)c; like. 16c; trout, lot; large ciapplcs,
an-. !i-stilsh markfial. :; eel, ISc, li. id
dock, 13c; flotintlers, l.ic; green catfish, lv;
roealiad. 81 (W each, shad roe, per pair.
Sue. frog legs, per do., 4Jo; skIiuoii, l4o.
Beef Cuta Kjo. Ira I. lavau. No. 2,
No. 8. c. Loin: No. 1. )6o: No. 8, 13c; No
3, c Chucks: No. t Ve. No. t. 6 So No. ,
6e Round: No. 1. 7o No 8. 7o; No a
ivtro. Flat: No. L 'o; No, 8. 4ac; No
1. 4(e
FRUITS Oranges. California Valen
cias, all sizes, per box. 35.00 u 5.25.
LKM( INS l.linonlera. extra fanc-v. 800
Sl7.c. per bog, 30 oO; 360 size, i t-r bog.
37 00; choice, 300 size, per box. J6.00;
860 slxe, per box. 86.60: 240 nlze. 60o
per box less.
HANAIN AM Fancv selact. ner htincli.
32 2SH I 60. Jumbo, bnncli, $i. , t 'ri S 7 u.
CANTALOI'I'lOS Ot-age. 12 and 15 lze.
per crate. 81. 00.
ITALIAN RLlTE rUllNKS- Waahtnar-
ton, per crate, 31-13; In lota, per craie.
31-10.
PEARS New Vork Kelfor ne.
l.PU, t (-inntilil JVOHer. b iImp i,mc
e,ov, t,auiui una winter isciiis. uer
3266.
Al I'LV'-.S Home arown e,w,L(n
bbl., 38.60tt4((0; Missouri Jonatl ni-
Rrlnies ti.ilden, per bbl.. J4 .'5(U ..
Bourl Hen HavlB, per bbl, $J60;
"(in v ince-apci, per uoi., 4 00;
ijano, per l.hl., 83.76. other
per bbl., 34 00; new Oregon,
31.75; California tiravenstein,
32 10; California Relief lower.
3160.
ORAPFS-allfornla Tokav.
11.40; Concords, Michigan and New
per 8-lb. basket. 30c.
ClUNBIihltli-B For box. 3;. 65;
bbl., 36 75.
WATERMELONS Texas, Hie per lb.
DATL.S Anchor brand, new, 30 1-lb.
packages In box, per box. 32. Ou.
1- ICS New California. )2'-oz.
ages, K.ic; Sb-OL. pitckngea, 82.5.
v i.ur. t AIU.IIS l'otatoes. Early
In sacks, per bu., 90c; white stock.
line quality, per nu., ii.iu.
.SWEET POTATOES Vlrirlnln nar Kl.l
IVil '
T a . mi .
ONIONS Iowa, small red and yellow,
per in., 2c, tspitush. per crate, 81. 2u
RUTAHAUAS Per Ib. lc.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Oct 14 METALS-Standnrd
copper firm; spnl, October, November and
Doceinber, $12.3n j 11.50; January, SU.-t'crf lli.X
London, firm; spot, 57 is 3d; futures, 57
Ids 3d. laical dealers reuirt a firm market
with holders asking slightly higher prices
for electrolytic; lake. 3l2.7ia 13 (W. clecttoly
tic. 312.fc'Vi1.l2.s7,4j; casting, 31-..T4if 12li'.
Custom hnuno returns show exports of cop
ier so far this month of S.nwi tons. Tin.
steady; spot, 337.OoV37.75; October, 3.16.318 J
3'i.7o; November, 335.t;0r.).'K26; December,
3l;o.lii(63u.io; January, 3;t4.76ti 36.25. London.'
lirm: spot, ivliio Ids; futures, JCI60. I-nd
steady; spot, 84.4(K(i-4.50. New Yotlc; 34.2-i'tfi
4.30 East Bt. Louis. London spot, 12
Iks 9d. Spelter, steady; liotVjo Ml, New
York; 8Ti.4uufi.46. East t. Louis: sales. 6u..
000 pounds December, East St. Ixuils de
livery, at 35 40. London spot, :3 17 ti-1.
iron. Cleveland wacrants. 4ls 7il. Ixicnliv
Iron was quiet. No. 1 foundry northern, No.
Ml.
box.
box.
per
nnd
Mia.
Mis-
M idsour ,
vat '.elii 4,
per box,
per box,
pur box,
per
crate,
York,
per
pack-
Ohio,
extra
1 foundry southern ami
southern
northern,
snft, 3l6.76316.iL6;
u.60a 16.00.
No.
No.
1 foundry
2 loundi y
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 14 COFFEE Th
market for cotfoe futures opened steady at
a decline of five points owing to easier
European cables and realizing following
the advance of yesterday, business was
comparatlely quiet, and aside from the
easier tendency of the F.uropean markets
there was nothing to Indicate anv chanue.
In the general situation, but there ap
peared to be few buyers, and the market
closed steady at a net decline of 6fi 10
points. Sales were reported of 27,600 bag.
Closing bid: October and November, 8.76;
Decomber. 8.80: Januarv. 8.S3: February
s.soo; Marcn, s.oo; April, b.ksc
June, 8.91c; July, 8.92c; August,
temper, s.vto.
May. 8 90c;
8.930 ; bep-
t. Lonl I.lT4 Stock Market.
ST. I.OUIS, Oct. 14 CATTLE Receipts,
4.400 head, including 2.200 Texan; market,
steady; native shipping and export steer,
3'i 6(Vi7.60; dressed beef and butcher steer,
34 5Ltf7.tM; steers under 1.000 pounds, 34. 60$
6.00; stockers and feeders, 33.6O4i'6 60; cow
and heifers, 33.00iSKJ.50; canners, 32.50rj'8-10;
bulls. 8fl.2Mf73.nj; calves, 36.253.0i); Texas
and Indian steer, 34.00(.00; cow and heif
ers 83 0u 4.35.
HOUS Receipts, 6,71)0 head; market,
steady: pig and lights. 88. 64X0 9. IS; packers,
8X667j.90; butchers and best heavy, 88.8&
9.16.
SHEEP AND UMB9- RewespU, 1300
bead; market, steady to 10c higher; native
muttons. 83X14.36; lambs. 34.o7V(7'7.10; cull
and bucks, 32.6Ofr3.00; stockers, 8126.a3.75.
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 14. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,0-0 head. Including 600 southerns;
market, steady; dressed beef and export
steers, 3660'j8OO; fair to good. 50ia26;
western steers, $3.8if!.75; stockers and
feeders, 33. 406.76; southern steer, 34.0t3
5 10; southern cow. 8-.75-U425; native cow,
3!.(ilVi4.7r.; native heifers. 33.75'o.26; bulls.
830i4Jfi; calves. S3.75.ua.00.
HOdS Receipts. 2,6eo head; market. So to
10c higher; bulk of sales. S8.6oa).t: heavy,
S4 bO'is.76; packers and butchers, S.76(U9 0f;
light, S-v 90119.06.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10.000
head; market steady; lambs. 16 75fj5 90;
yearlings, 34 506.1o; wethers, llda4 6(J;
ewes, 33.50.4.00; stockers and feeders, 32.75
fc44u.
St. Joseph Stock Fair Opess,
ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 14 CATTLE Re
ceipts l.luO head; market steady; steers,
St5V(7.0; cows and heifers, 3301X400;
calves. 34.0m 26.
H( irtf Reeeiitts 3 500 head; market steady
to 6c higher; top 39.00; bulk of sales, 84 40
96
SHEEP AND IAMBS Receipt 1,000 bend;
market steady; lambs, 36 2fi-7.O0.
Stork la sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five
clpal western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha lew
St. Joseph 1.100
Kansas City 2-0
St Ixiuis 4 (0
Chicago 8.UI0
Import of Week.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14. Import of drv
goods at the port of New York for the
week ending today were valued at 33,-024.8OS.
Import of merchandise and dry good
for the week ending October 8, were 318,-
882.536.
Import of specie for the week ending
today were 3124.418 gold and S107.704 silver.
Export of specie for the week ending
December, 8S0c; January, 8.83c; February,
a .
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 14. BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 32c; nearby
EOtJs Firm; Ponnsylvsnla and other
nearby firsts, free cases, 29o at mark; cur
rent receipts, tn returnable cases, 27o at
mark; western firsts, free cevseia, 29o at
mark; current receipts, frea cases, 27o at
mark.
CHEESE Steady; S'ew York full cream
choice, lOVjc; fair to good. 14ifU14a
LAND FOR THE LANDLESS ONES
Plsaui Under Wsr for Opnlnr Part
of Rosebad Indlttxt Reservatlom
to Settlement.
SIOTJX FALLS. 8. D., Oct M. (Special.)
Information reaches her that the com
mission recently appointed by President
Taft to make an appraisal of about 800,000
additional acres of the Rosebud Indian
reservation which it 1 proposed to open
to settlement naxt spring- has commenced
the work of making the appraisement.
The commission consist of A. E. Kull
of Burke, John 11. Scrtven. special allot
ting agent of the government, and a Mr.
Ellston. The commission has a chief clerk
Ralph Taylor, formerly county surveyor of
Gregory county.
The lands to be appraised are embraced
In Mellette oounty. In the south central
part of the state, west of th Missouri
river.
The commission will visit all part of th
Immense tract. The members of the coin
mission say the work will be pushed so
it can be completed before next spring.
Most of the land embraced in the tract
to be opened I said to be very doalrabla
agricultural land.
prln-
3 13.7XH
2 600 l.OfiO
2,6((0 10. (aO
6.700 l.SofI
12. M0 11.000
Totals
...11.000 37,100 47,000
Oil Takes a Tumble.
NEW YORK. Oct 14 The Standard Oil
company today reduced the prln of re
fined petroleum In cases from .40c to 8 90c
per gallon.
Sugar and Molaaaea.
NEW Y("Ii.K. Oct 14.-SI'OAR Raw.
steady; muscovado, 89 test, 3 4"c; centrifu
gal. W test, S T , molasses, 89 test, 3.15c.
lltflned, steady.
Terpentine Marekt.
SAVANNAH. Oa., Oct. 14. TL'RPEN
TI N E Firm ; 74',c
RdSIN-FIrm; type f S lfi15; type O,
34 12V' 30-
Wool Market.
ST IXIFIS. Oct. 14 WOOL
territory
fine
and
mediums.
1'nchsnge l ;
western mediums, Italic;
17a2(ic; fin,. H'117c.
CHIEF MILLIKIN IS REMOVED
Mayor Schwab of Cincinnati Act la
la th Graft t'aaea Inapector
Casey' Appeal Heard.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 14 -Following the re
ceipt of a formal refusal to resign as chief
of police, Colonel Taul M. Mllllkln, Mayur
Schwab today removed him from duty.
The acting head of the department I John
Carrol, police clerk.
The appeal of Inspector James Casey,
who was dismissed by Safety Director
Small on charges of Intiuildadng witnesses
before the graft Investigation, wa beard
by the Civil Service commission today.
GARDNER UNDER INDICTMENT
New York State senator A erased of
Bribery In (unoertlou with Anti
It ace Track Hill.
NEW YORK,
of Brooklyn, a
was arrested
Oct. 14.-Frank J. Gardner
former state senator who
In ttcranton last night.
charged with attempted bribery of Con
gressman Otto CJ. Foelker, al.ni a former
state senator, to vote against the anti
race track bills In Albany In lis, was to
day Indicted by the New York county
grand Jury en the charge of an attempt to
bribe a public official.
Hank Clearings.
OMAHA, frt. 14 Park clesrlngs
day were 33 27 5 77 594 and for tin)
spondmg date last year 32 A 4-71. 44.
for to-corrs-
fhlrno
TOKI'. Oct.
raeo base ball
tour of Japan,
Defeats the Japs.
14 The 1'rdverstty of Chi
lean!, wiib n is making a
met a nine repn xciiiinii tho
I'nlveislty of Kilo here tmia and defeated
It by a score of i to 1. Itie 4'hlcagoa muds
seven hits and two errom. whllti th Kelug
had six hits and fur errors.
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