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TITE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 16. 110.
CR1L1ASDPR0DDCE MARKET
Wheat Pricei Steady, but Trading it
ETrrrrrrr' Slow.
r-fi ,:
i r
XESDEXCY BECOMES BULLISH
C Vale Rale Firm, Oolm to
Hesitation Part of Holders to
Unload .tlhr 4 Utloae
in Favorable.
4 l-ik.
OMAHA. Oct. 18, 1910.
Wlt ruled gu-ady but quL.t ail durint,'
tea short session, values were narrow and
the market wan without special teuture.
iradera were Inclined to be bullish ana ex
pected a rally, i ha caati demand was very
quiet.
Corn ruled firm early. later became weak
on Uquidation and few country ottering.
The weather continue very favorauie
throughout the belt. With the movement
l" corn values should work lower.
Cash wheat offeilng were liberal n
today, and u outside markets were weak
and lower the buera were not Inclined to
be anxious to take the sample offered,
values were easy at Vo lowet,
with count, y offering oid corn freely,
tha spot corn market ruied neavy, allowing
alns of dullness and lack of buying
den, and. Values ruled weak at a to Vc
lower on the sample floor.
Primary wheat leceipt were L064.000
bueheis and shipments weie 4l,0u0 bushels,
gainst receipts last year of i t, LOW buan
els and shipments of Slv.ooo bushels.
Primary corn receipt were tmS.uuo bush
els and shipments were 2).0n0 bushels
against receipt last year of 266 onu busn
eis and shipments of 212 000 bushels.
Clearance were 46.CnO busheis of corn,
LOW bushels of oats, and wheat and flour
equal to 176,00u bushels.
Liverpool closed Vid to M lower on wheat
e-nd fed lower on corn.
Osnaztst Cash trices.
WHEAT No. t bard. JKff'Jf.c; No. t
ihard. i&'.fco ; No. 4 hard, najWHc; re
sotad bard, 78VMnWc; No. I spring. ftt1
Ytn; No. 1 spring, WVa'tc.
CORN No. 1 white, 4n4ifcv4,a: No. I
whlta, eSHfe-trtc; No. 4 white, 44-.u-tfie; No.
3 yellow, 4o'(U46V: No. I ysllow. 45H-4"c;
No. 4 yellow, ffVtii'tfc; No. J. 4ia'45Vic; No. J,
toMi".:; No. 4, 44'ii-Sc; No grade, OtfU'tc.
OATS No. i white, aa.tnc; standard.
CaiSHic; No. 1 white, 2AAm; No. 4
white, lbkUVio; No. I yellow, 228Vsc;
No, 4 yeliow, 2 VS'JSHc.
BARLtl'-No. 3, ta5oc; No. 4. 0so;
No. 1 feed. SifiWc.
R TBS No, a, HiS72oi No. 3, 7Ji71o.
Oarlet Ueoeiots.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
1 Sou 277
87
61 32 20
W
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
Omaha
Dululh
CHICAGO OR AIM AND PROVISIONS
Featar of tha Tradlagt and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-Taklng a hint from
continental European markets, all of which
closed today at an advance, wheat here
finished with a net gain of Ho to Ha
o. Tha and of trading left corn down Vso,
oats onf a shade to and hog products
varying from loss to a rise of 15c.
Although Liverpool at night was slightly
lower for wheat than twenty-lour hours
previous, continental quotations were de
cidedly firm and were supposed to reflect
leas favorable Argentina crop reports. Ant
werp advanced lc, and on Hour Paris
was up 2Ho.
Faltering prices northwest and corn weak
ness locally counted against the bulls, but
these Influences were more than offset by
tha fact that primary arrivals for the week
wera 8,000.000 bushels less than a year ago.
Expectation of smaller world shipments
formed another source of support. Through
out tha day, aa a whole, short sellers were
hin,uauVly ntfirce lfi not actually timid. Tha
cloaa was firm at nearly best prices of the
aosaJon. December ranged from 94To to 97Ho
u'seMrx1' Wlth f'naJ ajM Uf l K
New low records were again In corn. De
cember fluctuated between Via and 47Hc,
closing net lower, but firm at 7.o. Cash
corn rilled weak. No. 8 yellow In tha lateat
trading was 4iK3 to 4Vms.
OaU rallied a little with wheat at the
last December Bold from 30o to 814ic, and
finished a shade off at 8oo to 30vo.
Provisions showed firmness, final Quo
tations were unchanged to 5c to 7o higher
for pork; 2Vio down to ic to 8o up for
ioriko,nd W1U rlb " " a4vanc
Tha leading futures ranged as follows:
- ' ,
ArUoloB.I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Closa. Yea'y.
WTieat
OoL
Ieo.
May
July
Corn
Oct
Deo.
May
July
Oats
teo.
May
July
Pork
Jan.
May
Lard
Oct
Nov.
Jan.
Mty
Rlhs
Oct Jan.
May
93V3HI 4H!3SirMi
&1V(M 74.flV,
l ouo i oiWuoVu
484
4S
47Vy V.,
4,-W
474
474
60
60H
Wi
84
834
1TB7H
16 70
12 87'
8"
SU4i
I
.VI
m
S4'u-
U 83
IT 85 I 17 671 17 60
U 77i 111 81) Id S7V.
17 85
1 70
12 8ft
I v
12 87V 12 8TV 12 86
11 77 11 80 U 78
11 77V4
11 ift
I 10 87 Vk 10 TM, 10 68
10 671 10 85
W 10 1UU
10 liWl 10 16
10 ti
10 R7V4J 11 00
10 87
11 00
10 85
36
V 37V 40
lVi! 30
87
271
80
No. .
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOt.'lt guiet; winter patents, 4.SOig4 96;
straights, $4.vO4.7o; eprlng straights, 14.08
4 76: bakers, 3 H0iu6.0o.
It YE No. 1, 77o.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, BOJMGc; fair
to choice malting. 71fiT6c.
Flax, No. 1 southwestern, 818!;
No. 1 northwestern. 12.65. Timothy, $t.&Ou
8.50. Clover, $S.0tK(i 13.75.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., US .00
6'1.;. I-rd. jx-r 1W lb.s., 811 .85. Short ribs,
sides, (loose) IH 0""i ll.uo, short clear aldea,
(boxed) fll.i&a 11.60.
Total clearances of wheat and flour ware
equal to 158,000 bu. Primary receipts were
1.0M.OOO bu., compared with 1.27LOU0 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. iOstlmated
receipts for Moiulay: Wheat, 43 curs; corn,
237 cars: oats, 130 cars, hogs, 25,000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. I red
IfcuDTe; No. 8 red. tttftfio; No. t hard'
souStM:; No. I hard, W.ujC'jc, No. 1 northern
spring, $1.1191.12; No. 2 northern spring
$1.0HtfUl; No. t spring, $1.0f,ai.l0. Corn: No
I oasb, ixUe'c; No. 8, 44;ic: No. 2 white'
i4nc; No. S white. 4tr-4!v; No i
yellow, 4S'484!,o; No. i yellow, 4H,to4DWo
Oats: No. 2. 30c; No. 2 white. (32c No'
$ whlta, $01tU31c; No. 4 white, 3oii30c:
Undard, 81a3J'c '
UUTTER steady; creameries. I44i2c
dairies, 4)27o. '
IKJC13 bteady, at mark, cases Included,
18&Ho; receipts, 4,iM cases; firsts, 4o;
prime firsts, 26c.
CHEF.SE1 Steady; daisies, ISVyirUc;
twins, l4iil5o.-, young Americas, 16o; long
horns. lfio.
POTATOtJS Steady; choice to fancy 603
66c; fair to good, 4ii45o
POULTRY Steady; turkeys, 17c; fowls.
110; springs. llc.
VEAL Steady; to to 0-ih. weights, iil0c
tO ot 85-lb. weights, 'gl0c; So to 110-lb
weights, umsc
RYr-Cah, 77c
HARIjKY Caih. vrf77c
TIMOTHT Cash. $7.50ifS.80; March, It 90
Q9 40.
CI.OVER-Cash. IllOOIjlJiO; October
$14 r..
Chics go Receipts: Wheat. 91 cars; corn
ISO cars: oats, 277 cars. Kstimmed for Mon
day: Wheat, 43 cars; corn, 237 cars, oats
1J cars.
Kaaaas City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS C1TT. Mo.. Oct 15 WHEAT
Iiecember. Muv4c. sellers; May. ks4
l"o. bid. Cash, unchanged to lo lower:
No. 2 hard. w"ri10i: No. S, Ctic; No. 1
red, VhftsTc; No. 8. ViiWc.
CORN December. 46c, sellers; Msy, 47'4j
4o. sellers. Cash, unchanged to He
lower; N. I mixed. 80c; No. I, mixed, &0c;
No. 2, white, 6t)Vtc: No. S. &0c.
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 whlta, a35c;
No. 8 mixed. 81i 'tc.
RY E No. f, 7.-c.
HAY exchanged; chntca timothy, $1S.604
It. to; rholi-e prslne. tli.on
HUTTER-Creamery, 28c; firsts. 25c; aeo
ontl tV; packing stock. !iy-c
LUG :-Extras, ro; firsts, ' 25c; seconds.
17o.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 1.() Lat0
Corn, bu 14 txo i3 0m
Oau, bu 12.0U0
at. Leala Weral Market.
T. LOl'IS, Mo., Oct- 18 WHEAT-FM-tures,
higher; Iterember, .Tc; Msy. f 1 p.
f'ash, weak: trs.-k- No. $ red, V.'VctiUOL
No. I hard. Wci,ll 0i
COKN Futures, wesk; December. 4c
Msy. i!,c. t'sn, lower; track; No. 1
lc: No. t white, 61o.
OATS-Futurea, steady; December, 80c;
May, .. Cash, lower; track: No. 1
31c; No. I white, M'uJ.'c.
KICK Wesk; 7ic.
ll.ot'H hte,iv; red winter pMentx,
$4 60 t6.v0; extra fancy and strata-lit,
I4 10J4 60, hsrd winter clears, lltS'o
I M
HEFIv -Tim ithv, 87 t0tf8 R0
CtiKNMEAL 2 40.
ItRAN Wesk, sacked, enot trmk, fog
4c.
ii.AY Stee.ly; tlniothv, 1 1 4 00 ti 13. 0J,
prelrle. 8ll oiJH.OO.
It i)()N(l hc.
IIHMP TWIN!; Ttjc,
I hui iMii.Ns I'oik. uncne, Job
bing. 81S."5. I, lint, wesk, prime stem,
12 to. Iiy shU meat. Stes'ly,
boxed exti shorts. l?'jr: ciem nls,
12c, short cl.-srs, 12c. llacon stc'1v.
boxed extra shorts, 14c; clear libs, 14u;
short clesru. 14 u.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls U0 8()
W'hf-at. bu S' OiO 4S '.''O
T'orn, bu lS.f1 1".)
Oats, bu !.oo 6. no)
KKW VII8K UKXF.RtL 81 A ft K K T
Qaotatloaa of the Day on Vartooa
( ommodt ties.
NEW YORK. Oct. U -FIiOCO- Quiet;
spring patents, 8.7 Ml; winter sirsmhts.
8l'iM:, n.mei' iHieal. 84 .Ajj4 .Ni; spring
clears, $4.i;i4 40; winter extras, .o. 1. l M
8 , winter extras .No 2. ; ,i "n :t U; Kan
sas straights. $4.7''u4.W. Rye flour steady;
fair to fcoort, 4 (nj,i4 :;,- ,-holoe to fancy,
84 2u'(J4 40. Buckwheat flour, quiet. $2 35 per
loi) ll.s.
CORN MEAL Quiet; fine white and yel
$3M it"'u' ' core- $l-svari.8i; kiln dried.
WHEAT Spot market steady; No. 2 red,
$1.ii, elevator, and 1 . t. o. b., afloat;
No. 3 northurn, Duiuth, $1 1V f. o. b.,
afloat, tutuies market was quiet, but
rrlcts were steady on week-end covering
and better re),l. than vn.f.iiul r.n.n
Liverpool and the continent, closing Vc
not higher. Lvcemher, $1.02 8-ltil.u3; closed,
$l.i-, May. $1 oi'.vitt 1.07V. ; clos.d, $l.u;-.
CORN Spot market steady; No. 2, 571.0,
elevator, uomcstiu basis, to arrive, and
67'4iO, f. o. b., afloat; futures nuirkpt was
without trsnssctlons, closed unchanged to
o net advance; December closed, i6'c:
May, 60c.
OAT8-pot market steady; stsndard
white, 3'io; No. 2. 88c; No. 3. 37c; No. 4.
8c; futures market wan without transac
tions, closing '.iifc net advunce; October
closed, iiic; Ieoemler, 37c; May, 3H'tu.
Fk;fc.U Quiet; western spring bran. In
1K-Ib. sacKs, $Jl.7;".i'.'l 5; standard mid
dling, ltm-lh sacks, $23 0"it:23.S6, city, 100
'b. sacks. 8JZ.60.
MAI bteauy; prima, $120; No. 1, $1.12'
11;.; No. 2. ..0m l.n,; No. 3, lkc$1.0l.
Hul'S Mtsady , state, common to choice,
L10 lB3.1c; 119, KaOc; Paclfio ct.ast, 1D10,
14fl7c; IWQ, lOUHc
HIDE8 Firm; Central America, 21c;
Bogota. 21 Vj 22 '4c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts. 2T-4U
25 c; hei'imds. 21j23c; thirds. Ia20u; re
jects, 1iV(17o.
TALIAJW-Steady; prime city, hhds., 7o;
country, 7t4jo.
munMinu-Pork, steady; mess, $2100
(fii'l.:0: tarnlly. I.UI.UO; short clear, $22.0fKyi
23 1)0. Heef, market steady; mess, $15.0n5
15.50; family. ia.0ijg-20.00; beef hams, $.'2 OOft
24.00. Cut meats, quiet; pickled bellies, 10 to
14 lbs., $lo.utKij 18.00; pickled hams, $4.50rui
15.00. Lard steady; middle west prime, $12 75
12.S8; refined steady; continent, $13 20;
bouth America, $14.00; compound, $10.26
BL'TTER Firm; creamery, held, second
to special, 2&;u32e.
EOGS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby brown, fancy, $8 36c; stats. Penn
sylvania and nearby gathered brown, 81
33o; freh gathered, extra firsts, 2A330c;
fresh aathered. fit-am (a7trt. X .
gathered, seconds, 2'y'irA2c; fresh gathered.
. tanuiea, jsrgasc; rresh gath
ered, dirties, No. 2 candled, 12t)c.
CHJCE.SK Steady ; state, whuie milk, spe
cial. lj'Vjnc; lancy, l.'-'ic; choice, ltva
15c; good to prime. 14'il4c; common to
fair, ll(613c; skims, full to special. 12tf
l-'Ho.
POITI.THT Atlv mtAv. .ii.i.
ens, 14c; fowls, 14'B'lic; turkeys. 126' 15c.
x'.cnocu, 41001, western Droiiers, Irvine;
western fowls, 14ijj)18c; western spring tur
keys, 14625a
WKATHKH ll THE GRAIN BELT
Oat lost la for Coatlaaed fair Oror
aaday, with Little Cbanaa.
OMAHA. Oct. 15. 1910.
Fair weather continues general In ths
Central valleys and throughout the west,
W'lth the vru ntl.in u t . - ..... 1 -
occurred In the extreme southwest within
the last twenty-four hours, and a generally
unsettled condition tUat prevails In that
section this morning, Considerable cloudi
ness still prevails In the upper Mississippi
vallav and ui nu k. i.Ll . . iz.
?U"ila co,,t- but weather la generally
1. r "auoui me east. lemperatures
are slightly lower along the Atlantic coast,
in the west gulf states and throughout the
lake region. Ihey are higher In the Mis
souri valley and the northwest, and are
higher generally on ths Pacific slope. An
area of h . h nr..,,... .1 .' . , .
-- r ' .uiiuiiuv. over .ne
greater portion of the west, and the out-
tavurwoie tor continued fair
weather 1n this vicinity tonight and Bun
day. With no ImTHirtonl ,.t.un I.. .
perature. ""
leniperatura and preolpltatlon in Omaha
for the last twenty-four hours, compared
with tha preceding three years, la as fol
U10. 10. llsw. 1W7.
Minimum temperature.... 62 28 60 47
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 65 degrees.
I'eflciency In precipitation since Maich L
12.41 Inches.
leflclency corresponding period la 1&09
1.60 Inches.
I ef llHnni'V MrauMKtn m I nu
1.88 Inches.
L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Minneapolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. IB. WHEAT De
cember, 3108; May. $1.10; cash, No. 1
hard, $1.0s,; No. 1 northern, 31.07f7l.O8;
No. 3 northern. $1.08G1.06; No. 8, $1.014il.04.
FIAX-Closed $2.65.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 50c.
OATS No. 3 white, 29ty)o.
RYENo. I, 71V72c
U RAN 818. D04j 18.00.
FLOUR F1 rat patents. $5.1(ii.80; second,
natents. t4 yarn in- t to t...o .
second clears, $2.20Q2.D0.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15. BUTTER
Firm; extra, western creamery, S2o; nearby
prints, 33c.
EGOS Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby flrsta, 28c, at mark: current re
ceipts. In returnable cases, 27o, at mark
western firsts, free cases, c at mark'
current receipts, free cases, 27o at mark
CHEESE-Btsady; New York full creams
choice, 15c; fair to good. 14luSc.
Llreroool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 15. WHEAT-8pot
dull; No. 2 red western, no stock; futures
quiet: October, "s 2d; December, 7s 8d;
March, 7s 8d.
CORN Spot, easy; American mixed, 4a
lOd: futures dull; January, 4a 4-.d: .Feb
ruary, 4s 4d.
Peorlav Ursvin Market.
PEORIA Oct 15.-CORN Lower; No. t
yellow, 4c; No. $ yellow, 4840; No. 8,
4Ac: No. 4. 47V,c; no grade, 46' vo.
OAT8 Unchanged; No. 1 whlta, 82o;
standard. SlVac; No. $ while, 314c; No.
4 white, 8oa.
Loval Seoarltte.
... ...... fnTniakt Ku 1 1 . 1 r I I -
V Co., 44S Oinaua National iiank building:
b!a. .ih
adsm Co ft.) wsrrsnta I ear rent lu
BMtrl, Crwmary (d St 4
Colorao T.I. 10. t str etnt 41
Cud.hr racking Co. 6 n
foluuibu.. N.b.. K. U , lt IH
P.i.v.r O. E. Pr cant nola 1U . M
I' .lrniont t'rmr. lal ( . par cant
Oatman Kit. In. Ca lue
tiardr. Nab.. Miuttctixl I. w
liuarit.tlon.l Cnn. Co., wits too
Iowa Portland Camaat lat a S
kaia U. t t 1 ) CL ptd. wtcklt M
KaliML City R. a U 8. 14
Lincoln. Nab., O. A E. aom It
Nabraaka l.Nnc. Co.) u. 4 per (oat
Nrbroaa Ta.aphone Co 101
Morrla Co. 4H. '
Umaha W'lo a. ll W
Omaba Vtc Co. U ptt w
Ouialia C. B St. Hr tit t par cant at
Uui.M ai I'. B. St. K a, l.i.
r.n..h Rt Hi E. 111. a.
Hi
84
100
lt)
at
100
i
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41
Ontaaa C. . It. B. pfd....'.
Om.k . 11"
InltaS Rallwaj ptd
Valos to.k Yard, stock. Omah
1
New York tnrb Market.
The following quotations are furnished
by Logan & Bryan, memhere New York
Ktock exchange, ;Ui South tJlxleenlh strset.
Omaha:
Amar. Tobacco ...
bar Stale Uas
Dull Coalition ...
ata
tlilno
ttuaf tnsoliat4
Fraction
Irl-Dlr
Kir CwnlraJ
Kiy Oonaolldated ..
Kir tiuh
Franklls
Cilrou.
Uoldflald 1aranc .
tina.d iMalsr ...
.411 Inapiratlcn 10U
. II LarOM 4
H i Nn. Unnaallilsla4.. II.
. 4J Nowkoua 1
. f't.la (.'cjfipsr f
. IttHawklda CuaJlUoO .. 44
1. 8 Rr (.'antral 1.
. w Swift rag. tv. loi-,
. 1 fUare-gnabuck Oo...!!!)1,.
. Sil.ar Pl, k I
. 14 Superior a Plllabung U74
. ll4T..opah Muting .... ft.
. 'Trlrt Cuvw 4-a
. t-a Nor tli Lake
4 Jtoctaaua 8
- tlaUjtkway t
U
SEW YORK STOCKS AND BONUS
Wheat Market Ooc$ Down Faster Than
Wa Anticipat?d.
COTTON KEEPS ON MOVING IT
flank Mtenirnt xhnma Decline In
Loans, While I rait lompanlr
Report a Fairly l.arar
Inrrease.
NEW TORK, Oct. 15 (Special Tele
gram. ) if this w-eei. s sudden outburst of
I stock erohanxe rpeculntlon for the rlne. It
is rrnraniy lair to s.iv that the Well street
commun ty has tint taken It very seriously.
The stock exhehanpe speculation of
beaan, a every one hnon 1. In a nilscnn
ceptlnn of both the Industrial and the
banking situation: but it had at least be
fore It the outward lma of Immense pros,
petity. It Is hsrdly necessary to point out
where the present pus. Hon of affnlrs differs
from either ep.sode.
Very postMv. the sonihnt spectacular
rise in the week's prices h.-td Its Immediate
origin In the recent protection of their po
sition ny speculators who had sold short
:n conf'dent expectation of an October
money SMtieere, or of a very bad shotilnfj
fnr the crops.
The wheat market goes down faster then
any one anticipated, and in spite of sup
port yy strong trade Interests The cotton
market goes up fast. In ths face of roalls
lm? snles by the manipulators themselves,
and of Incredulity on the usually excited
southern markets.
The Rank Position.
The bank position is abnormally strong
In September end abnormally weak In Oc
tober; a new theory to explain Its alterna
tions has to be contrived almost everv
week. Todays weakened bnnk statement
showed decline of $la.200 0ix) in the loans,
whereas the weekly trust compunv state
ment reported a loan Increase of i2.rUKi .OHO.
This still leaves sonteth nc to be acmunted
for. in a week of extensive speculation for
the rise In stocks.
l'Rih reserves. In the actual statement,
decrease lest, thiin fl.rmo.noo-onlv one-fifth
of yeaterday's estimate by the banks and
the surplus rises $4 .Mi,ii. The total sur
plus is. however, $vki,0ii0 less than a year
ai:o. Excess of lonns over deposits Increase
sliHhtly: it was $25,400,000 toriav ss against
$t,000 last Saturday. 814,200.000 a fort
night ago. and a $1onooo excess in de
posits of the week of 1W9.
The Cotton Situation.
If the home banks and the European
banks should agree in approving S r Ed
ward Holden s plan of an Independent
company to guarantee cotton bills of lad
ing against fraud or losa, It is difficult to
see how the cotton trade can refuse to con
sider It. Sir Edward and the bankers con
tend that a guarantee, being a part of
the operation ,n exchange, would fall on
the European purchaser In his settlement
with his bank. The southern cotton ex
changes assume that the southern shipper
would have to ray the fee, and they ob
ject to the whole proposition on that
ground.
People who have studied the evstorn
under which the cotton crop has hitherto
bnen exported, have been tempted to ma):
a very similar comment on that svstom.
Machinery ot finance and transportnt on.
under which no human beins could be
sure where tha cotton was. against which
exchange was belnir drawn, or whether
indeed thnt particular cotton was actually
In existence, was n system better suited
to the sixteenth than to the twen cth cen
ury. There are details to the problem to be
worked out in any plan, among them the
vexed question us to who will be mulcted
for the suggested year. Rut It seems at
loast, to be lnoumbent on people In the
trade, who object to the unintelligible pro
ject of reform, to supgest another.
Number of sales and leac.ng quotations
on stocks were:
galea. Hlfh. Ixiw. cloaa.
AlllB-Chalmri pM .
100 ty 3314 Mu
Amalgamated Copper 14.2m) 70
4H'
46H
H4
lte
American Agricultural .... pto 4fit
44'4
8S4
M
"imi'.B ova. ougar
Ainaricao Can
American C F
Amarloan Cotton Oil
American H. 4 U pfd....'
Am. lea Bevurltlc
Ainer'tcaji Unseed
American looomotlv ....
Amarloan g. A R.
American 8. A K. pfd....
Am. Steal Foundries......
Am. Sugar Harming
American T. A T
American Tohseoo pfd ,
Amarican Woolen
Anaconda Mining Oo
Atohlson
Atoblaon pfd
Atlantlo Co at Line
BaJUjmnr A Oh Ik
IWlhlehem Steal !v
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacina
Oentral Ltber
Central Uaather pfd
Central of New Jar ear
Chaaapaak A Ohio
t.'hlcago A Alton
Chicago Great Western...
C. O. W. pfd
l-hlcgo A N. W
C. M. A Bt. P
c. a, a a st. u
Colorado K. A I
Oolorado A Sou them
Consolidated Ga
Corn Product.
Delaware A Hudaon
lienrer A Rio Grande
l.
I. too
1,91
100
w
87
600 20
i.ioo 'tiii
11.400 Tf
1
11
too loss ioa i'4
10 45 4S 46
o u 111
0 3t 13IH4 USH
M
400 22 llUj 114
1.100 42U. 4H 4S
11,100 106 H 1115,
1 101 101 100',
300 US 111 111
tino ih nw4 nvvi
1,000 90 2
6.700 7V, 77 't
3.400 1 lf6't M4w
1,1ml Id !6 S-.
H6
I6
.W0 13 11 J
2O0 8 3S III
LOO 36 J1V, UH
toe 4iH 4914 ts
ef) H 14h lwi
14,tw0 l7"4 1264 U7'4
It
M0 S5t Sfti 15
100 t M
1.700 13a4 Z!, I.414
3"0 174 17 11
100 imti 164 IM14
II. A II. O. pfd
Distiller Secuiittee.
... 100
7V 7 tUt T7
4K) 31S4 llw lw
7) 31 80 Suit
0 6IV4 411 IU
100 4 40
100 163 1E4U, IMt
I.OOI) 131 13. 13141,
1,700 0 6.V. 614
iwi
E2rl let pfd
Bri 8d pfd
Oenaral Klectrlo
Great Northern pfd
Oreat Northern Ore etfs.
Illinois C'arvlral
Interbomugh Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester .
Int. Marin pfd.
International Paper ....
Intrntlonl Pump .....
low Central
1V4
5
U
1)0
II
4V.
1I.4O0 Z24 I1H
18,410 fu tl
I.H00 1114k
7(K It 17
4U0 13 H 13
WO 1(14 lu Uhi
Kansas city southern 600 84 !4 834
K. O. Bo. ofd
40.
Icied Oaa
boulevllle A Na.htllla
Minn. A St. Ixail
M., St. p. A 8. g. M
84., K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd
Mlesouii PacltVa
National meruit
Ntbttonal Ijead
N. K. R. of If td pfd....
New York Central...
N. V.. O. A W
Norfolk A Waatero
North American
Northern Pacific
F.ilftc Mall
V.9M0 M6 102-4 iu
1,300 141 147tt 14744,
400 II 1144 II
100 Ul 18144 13
1,300 S5V. IM4
100 4714 4714 4714
1.400 &fl4 7t4 M
3 ) 1124 HI 11SV4
1,0-jrt 14 0 .114
800 I J "4 It 33
4,io0 ll.s, Hiuj lit
... 4.7HO 44 43 43H
6"0 WI4 HI etit4
... S. ) 1J. liai, pin
... l.fttt 314 114 114
... i,u0 131. 181 UlH
... 300 104 1' l,e,
44
30
400 S614 It 34Uj
100 164 184 IRS
luo 38 81 17V
Pennaylvaal
People's Oa
P.. C. C. A St. !..
PkUburg Cil
Preeaed Steal Car.....
Pullman Palace Car...
Hallway Btael Bpnna.
Reading
41.100 1M74 Ul4
Kepublto Bteel 1,11)0 )44 1414
K.publlo Bteel pfd l'O 4 fet.
34
noes laiaA'l v o
Kock Island Co. pfd...
Rt. K A S. T. Id pfd.
St. Lou la S. W
St. U. t. W. pfd
Blo-8hfrtid 8. A I.
Southern Paclfio
Southern Hallway ....
to. iUllwar pid
Tnnea Oeper
Tax A P.cltlo.
T M. U 4 W
T.. rJl. L. A W. pfd..
t'nlon Pacific
I'nion Paelc pfd
t'nlled Ktate Kealty..
t'nlted aiate Kuhber.
I'nlted BUile Steel...,
I' B. Steel pfd
Vth Copper
Va. -Carolina Cliemlc!
W.baeh
Wabaah pfd
Weeiern Maryland ...
. !. 8y. u
... WJ9 ea
... 1100 44.
... 300 iu
io a
400 Ml
si
43i 44 1
30 i
8
... 11,71) 11!4 Hsu nu
... 8. JOO Ti JTV 17Vi
... 1.7V0 4114 40V. 41
-. I A 3t'4 8Ti
300 t4 3i t
6") t-4 31 8..
400 U t t
... 40,S) 1714 171 171 4
s
2") 7014 Tl.14 10
600 is 14
... 7B,"J 7t!4
no 10
... It0 M
... 1 4
?4V 7414
lll 114
M'S 004
lt
14
4
T
74
1 t0 111
14
w
4
tf4
To
4
4. fir)
too
WH4
4K14
Weetlnghoua BUeotrt ..... tSO Tt)v
w.rtorn I nlon ) 7
Wheeling 4 k 1.
loO
Mi
Total sal for tb day. 41 , 100 eharwa
Bostoa Mlatagf Btocka.
BOSTON. Oct. 15 Closing quotations on
stocks were as follows:
Allouea
444 la Ball Ooppar inuj
. ... 4 Idium Coiur 114
.... 27 M'hwk tu
.... 1" V Narada Con. ........ 13
7W Mpieait.g Mines .... Pfv
M. 16 North butt 82
Amal. Ckpper ...
a, z u a s...
Arlxin Cora. ..
Allan llo
B A C. C. A g.
Butte CYiaJIUtin .
ir--onn a .......... a
4J.1. A Arucia
Cel. A Hetla
C:nteruvlal
( oppwr Hart X O
Kaet Butt C. M
I'ranklm
Ulrvu t)n
tiraiiby (Vjn
Greene taia ....
I ale 3Url UDpper. .
aerr Lajua
Lake Ojpver
Asked.
. t uid nonuiuon
.K-0 iiereuia
... 40
...130
:::,'
... 11
... 41
... 14
... 4
3
...
14
. S1H Parrot g,
. en Niuin.tr ,
A C
. 7 Shannon ,
. )i Superior
. T:i- bu.rlr A B. at.
. Si do pid
. T- tth ttotl.
. 3H Wlnon
. Wulrerln
l.oudoM Stack Starkei.
LONDON, Oct. 15 American securities
cpnitj steady hers today and anout un
ciiauged from estrrday's New York clos
ing. Covering orders Improved tha list,
MvclUy Canadian, facixig aul AJUiaJgey
msted Copper and the ma-Vet closed firm
and from to above parity.
I.ondon closing stock?
PonioH. tnr rti"n7 lullll. A Kih. . IM
Ui.. tor arrnutit ... I Mo,. Ksn 4V Tas Hi
Am.l. t'esper '1 N. T centrsl llH
nacnU SS N -talk A West era tu
Ati ttlvon lb da, prd.
1
Tl I . 1" ft;t-:o A Writ
Bltlmore it Ohio ill Pnni lt.nl
tn.dt.n P.r !1 P r 4 Mines
. 4M
. '
H
rr
. u
lt?a
ir:
-
,1-
. 14
1 IKMfMkl 0 Ohio 113 K.lltt
( l.l' .CO.
w.
tt SOUthrtry ftj
t hi . Mil. St. r pM
lte tleera
17 su:hrn r.clfle.
luttr.r A K10 0.
do. pfd
Ere ,
do. ftrwt pfd ...
do. aci-on.1 pfd.
flrand Trunk
.H I rtitn Pat-tlic
''a do. pd
II - I S. -.ee
t do, pid
41sw.ha.h
171 do. pf4
40
M
liltroia central
.184 9prih S'ours
t-ll. tlt Hir steady at lo!d par ounce.
i-tii.t. 1 ipi per cent.
The rate or discount in the open markot
for short bills is per cent.
The rate of discount in tne open market
for three months' bills Is IS per rent
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.V Mi INKY On call,
nominal. Time loans, firm; sixty days w
644 per cent; ninety days. 4i&4 . per cent;
six months, I'-4ij4 per cent.
NKW Y'JftK, Oct la 1'HIME MERCAN
TILE rAI'LItr-RH-ii) per cent.
STKRLlNi EXCHANOE-Steady. with
actual buslneas In bsnkers' bills at 4 Kinotff
IM for slxty-dsy bills, and st 14 M for de
mand. Commercial bills at $4 g2o42W.
SILVER Mar, Bc; Mexlt-sn dollars, 45c.
HoN US Ciovernment, stesdy; railroad,
firm.
Closing quotations tin bonds today wera
as follows:
l'. S. r-t. I. rg....loo int. M. M. 4 44
do coupon 10" Jaoan a S
t. S. 3. peg 10: dn i
in coupon 101 K. t;. rlo, lat a .
I- S. 4. rag 114 L. S b. 4s 131
do coupon Ill t, A N. (int. .,
Alll.-t hal lat 8 7 II. K. A T. 1st 4
Am. Ag 6a 10114 do g.a. 4tta ....
44
U
H
w
7
74 w
Am. T. A T. c. 4..1"4 Mo. Paclfla 4..
Atll. j ol4ci-
'S4N. R. R. of M. 44. M
do ta
Armour A tie. 4H.
Atchtaon gen. 4s. . ,
do ev. 4a
do ev. 6s
Ai. 1 . 1.. lal aa. .
P.I. A Ohio 4a
do ik,.
ikt 4 W, It. . . .
Brook. Tr. ov. 4..
can. of II. I.....
Cen. Luther 5
C. at N. J. a ta.
1) N. T. c. g. 1.... soy.
3 do deb. 4s 4t4
W N T , N. H. A H
101 c. 4
134
lu N A W lat c. 4
. . do re. 4
. No. Paclfio 4
. do 3a
. "0. S U rf-lg. 4a .
. 84 Penn FT. 8Se 1116
1 do coo. 4
. Reading g.n. 4 ..
.118 St. L. A B. P. fg.
.100
.1'I04
. 71
'S
.
.l'2'4
a
.
. 7414
H'.
.,70-.
. 2
.
05
.1011
. 7
.101
.1044
7
.103
Cite. A Ohio 4... 13 to gen
1" ref. it .!Hst. L. 8. W. c. 4.
Chicago A A. i. .. 71 dn let gold 4s. . .
11. H U J. 4. fc labrd A. L. 4..
do gen. 4s o. Pac. col. 4a....
'. M. A 8. P. d. 4e -, do c. 4a
C, H. I. A P. 0. 4s.. 75 do 1st ref. 4
do rtg. 4a .k. fuilway 6 ...
V(lo, Ind. o. 7 do gen. 4a
Colo. Mid. 4 61 Union Pacino 4a...
1 . A s r. A a 4Ha. i do or.
1). A II. or.
K do let A rat. ..,
II. s. ft libber . ..
921 I'. S. Steel ! ..,
D. A H. O. 4. ...
do ref. ua
ntftli lei a' 6a
Ere p. 1 4a
do geu. 4a
do ov. 4a, aer. A.
do eerie B
104
73 Va -ro. Cliam. 5a. Ml
. W abaxli 1st it.
.10?
. 76o, t,i i,t a ex. 4s. ..
. 7i4Weattn Md. 4a . . .
. Tl Weat. Hlea. cv. 6s.
ss
8
Oen. Elc. cv.
.148 Wl. Ceairal 4..
III. tn. let rwf. 4. Mo. Pgc. cr. 6a
int. Met. 4W. 11
Bid.
Clearing! House Hank Statement.
The following Is the New York clearing
hoUHtt summary of the weekly statement
of banks for the week ending October 16:
Clearing house banks' daily averages:
1 ecrease.
Lpans
Deposits
Circulation
l,2n4,(W5.000
I,2Z7,34;t.OOO
4S, 118.000
J47.8ii5.O0O
Sli.UXo.OUO
S14,2iJ.OuO
S06.S35.000
7.418.0UO
7,hJ4,0O9
tlH.Ma.tklO
21.SJio.tioO
8.0O,t)0O
4,0.11,0110
31.000.000
a.sw.ooo
i, 471.000
1.474.000
Specie
Ligul tenders
Reserve
Reserve required
Surplus
Ex. U. S. Deposits....
Increase.
Clearing house banks'
this day:
actual condition
Decrcsse
......1KS.S5.000 ll).227.000
l,18,ah,000 18,730.000
.......... 48.1M),000 2H.O00
Loans ....
Deposits .
Circulation
iSpecle
Legal tenders
Reserve .
Reserve required ..
Surplus
Ex. U. S. deposits.
Increase.
Stats banks and
Greater New York
clearing house:
Loans
Specie
Legal tenders
Total deposits
24KSin,0(V) l.OTil.OOO
fi7,171.000 'SOLOOO
815,76:1.000 760,000
304,589.000 032.000
11,170.0110 u.m.voo
11,67(1,000 M.ISJ.OUO
trust companies
not reporting to
of
ths
Increase.
..1.12,0n7,000 8U,as2.OO0
.. 123,287,000 9S4.000
21 if7n.000 34,000
.. L202.0M.OOO 2,636,000
Baak Clsrlsgi,
OMAHA, Oct. 16 Bank clearings for to
day were 12,749, 4S8.68 and for the corre
sponding date last year e.02,691.t)o. Clear
ings for the week were tl7,4h2.243.lrO and for
the corresponding week of MOv they wera
116.664.282.04.
1909.
Monday S.162.762.61
Tuesday 2,437,174.99
Wednesday 2,653.932.04
Thursday 8,M.",2 91
Friday 2,9tl2,4til.44
Saturday 2,002,691.06
Totals
.816,664.282.04 217,482,243.90
New York Mining; Stooka.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were
Alice
I.lttla dilef ..
T
110
US
46
40
Com. Tunnel stock.. 28
do bond. II
01. OeJ. A Va 10T
Horn Silver If
Iron Sliver 160
Leadrlll con. S
Mxicn
Ontario
Ophlr
titandard
Yellow Jacket
Movimfst of Bullion.
LONDON. Oct . Bullion Amounting
to 7,000 was taken Into tha Bank of Eng
land today and 1.224,000 was withdrawn
tor shipment to Egypt.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-COTTON-The
market opened steady at a decline of I'jU
points under realising and In sympathy
with the disappointing cables.
NEW YORK, Oct. IE. Cotton futures
opened steady; October, 14.77a; November,
14.71c; December, 14.76c; January, 14 86c
March, lt.9Ic; May, 15.02c; July, 16.04c.
Cotton futures closed barely steady.
Closing bids: October, 14.73c; November,
14.6SH;; December, 14.72o; January, 14.80c;
February, 14.86c; March, 14.80c; April, It Kficl
May, 14.90c; June, 14rte; July, 14.98c; Au
gust, 14.85o. Spot closed quiet; middling
uplands, 14.91c; middling gulf, 16.15c. Sales,
none.
New York cotton market, furnished by
I-ogun A Bryan, members of the New
York Cotton exchange, 815 South Sixteenth
street, Omaha.
1910,
t 8.219,013.43
8.4M).814.72
2,940,810.38
2.846,740.90
8,276,776.94
2,749,488.68
Option. Open. High. Low. (Close. Ysa'y.
Oct! ...I H"75 iTTs MM 14 78 14 86
Deo. ... 14 74 14 82 14 78 14 72 14 88
Jan 14 86 14 88 14 10 14 (0 14 M
March .1 14 90 14 98 14 90 14 fx) 15 04
May ... 16 02 16 08 14 98 14 98 If IS
July ... 1603 16 0s 14 94 14 98 It 14
' Ooffoo Market.
NEW YORK. Oct lB-COFVES Fu
ture opened steady at A decline of 37
points in response to lower European
cables. Offerings wera not heavy, but
there appeared to be very little demand
and tha market Closed quiet at a net loss
of 7'tilO points. Pales, .5u0 bags. October
and November, 8.66c; December, .T0oj Jan
uary. 8.76o: February. 1.77c: March. Ihoo-
Aprll, 8.81c; May, 8 B2o; June, 8880; July,
Auguat, 8 86c; September, 8.860. The weak
ness at Havre was attributed In part to
tha Influence of the rYench railroad strike
Havre closed at a decline of H4 francs'
Hamburg was pfg. lower; Rlo, 60 rale
higher at 6 8726; Santos. 60 rels lower; 4s
5 8lfi0; 7s 6 2200. Brazilian exchange 5-82
lower at 174. Receipts at the two Bra
xlllan ports. 71. Out) bags, against 110 Go0 bags
last year. Jundlahy receipts. 6,J0 bags
against 76,200 last ywor. New York ware
house dellverlea yesterday. 16 (28 bags,
against 19.079 bags last year, (tpot ooffe
steady; Rio No. 7, lo!i311o; Santo. No. 4,
UVk-'U'llVo; mild steady; Cordova, ll6UIe.
Evaporated Applea and Dried Fralts.
NEW YORK, Oct. U.BVAPO RATED
Al'PLES-hteady, with stocks of the bet
ter grades small, little demand; on the
spot, fancy Is quoted at loo; oholoe, j
ci prime, 8'4jc; oommon to fair, 4-4fi7vo
DRIED FRl'ITS-rTunee are quiet, but
supplies are light and prices steady; quo
tations ranging from 60 to loo for Call
forntas up to 20-os and 7W5!rVre for Ore
gons, 40-tiOs. Apncots are quiet and
steady: choice, IHiri2c; extra oholca. 1-J
He; fancy, 13iSi4c-. peaches are not ac
tive, but offerings are moderate and prices
are steady; choice, 7$:',c; extra choice,
ertko; fancy, 8Va9c. ltalalns are ateady,
with A quiet tradt; loose muscatels sire
quoted at 6"4! for Vol crown; choice to
fancy eeeded. Hj-W); seed lee, teHot Lon
don layers, 1 203 1.86.
NEW YORK. Oct. 15 Sugar-Raw,
steady: m,uscovado. 89 test, 3 4uc . centrl
fuKal, 96 teat, 3 9oc. Molasses sugar. 88
test, 8 16c. Refined, quirt; crushed, 180c;
giaauiated. 4-irvc, vowdarsd, fro.
OMAHA LIVE SI.GIi MARKET
Few Cattle Arme, Hardly Enough to
Establish a Price.
RUN OF HOGS 13 FAIELY GOOD
Open a Mckrl Higher and Move I p
vard na the Morulas Adt.arri,
tke Demund Brlnaj ry
tiueal.
flOL'TH OMAHA, Neb. Oct. 15. 1910.
necetpti .rt-.
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Official Heuneaday...
Oftlcial Thursday
official Friday
Estimate baturday....
Six days this week. .. .40.(10 20, IK) 197. 40
fame days last week....S.r'2 II. sis 142.714
name days 2 weeks ago..42.fj 22.1H9 i.f
riame days 8 weeks ago.. 42.219 2U.K.3 14o.2mi
Ham das 4 weeks ago. AI M U. 149.141
bame days last year.....8J5 18.TJ0
The following table shows tne re.-elpls
ot rattle, nogs and sheep at South Onialm
tor the year to date aa compared with lact
)'r: 110. isms. Inc. iec.
t-'ettle 42,4r5 8.18,929 10J.648
Hogs L.W.MS 1.8.4.491 2oi.lo.t
bhcp 2.197,714 1.674,442 623,271
The following table shows lit avers
prices ef hogs at South Omaha for tne last
several daa. with comparisons:
Datce. I 1910. 190S.liW. I1P01. 190. 11906. 1904.
Oct 8 .
Oct J..
4TO4
I 474
I 27S.
7 67 8 3i I 81
6 03
I 06
6 Oo
T 64
I 68
a is. a in
Oct.
1 til
7 i
i 20i 8 Oil 8o
Oct.
Oct.
I.
24) 07 1
8 lei ' 111
6 15
a 111 8 Ml
10...
11...
8 12-
4 iai 6 oi I M
:v; 4 wl i a
4 21 1 6 0V i ol
t 2r 6 Otil 6 i;
Oct.
I 2J-1. 7 47
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
14.
14.
It.
15.
I k 41VI 7 70
7 70, I Mi U,
I 8 I,'-- 7 Till 8 7Hi
S ili . 1 4111 h B 1H
IVi D II
Oct.
8 49 I 7 48 6 R8j 6 01 i 6 23J ' I 6 U'
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the I'nion stock yards, South Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-four hours ending at e
o'clock p. m., Oct. 15, 1910;
RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
C'atiie lions sufrp
..18.075 1.8J6 63,714
..li.lt'4 i.tji 44. 7i.
. . 8.t('i 8.V.J ..l'
.. 6.ix!2 .vl 44.1
.. 1.0H .b'0 14 2,1
88 I.M l.Oivl
c. m. yt. p 1
W abash .. 2
Missouri Paclfio 2
Union l'aouio 1 2
C. A N. W., east 4
C. it N. W. west 1 21
C, rt. P., M. A 0 8
C, B. & J., east 4
C, B. & S., west.. 10
C, It 1. . P., east 7
Total receipts I 67
DISPOSITION.
Hogs- Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co..
oW
200
riwlrt and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour c Co
... W2
...1.415
... 849
81
64
129
4,01o
Other buyers
Totals 3,497 4.690
Cailm Receipts of cattle wore so small
this morning as to be equivalent to noth
ing but (or tne week arrivals have been
large, the total being 40,610 head aa against
jtf.eul head one week ago, and 85.M5 head a
year ago. Considering the large run the
market, as a wnole, has been 111 very sat
isfactory condition as viewed trotn a sell
er's standpoint.
The beet supply has consisted almost en
tirely oi catiie from the w. ostein range.
At the beginning of tile week tne large, re
ceipts created a little easier niaiket, but
any decline that may liava 1 alien plaoe
was full.' inaiie up later on and at the
close beef steers ara safely strong to a little
higher than last week. Cornfed steers have
bean scarce throughout the week and, as
there has been some little inquiry for
them, they have generally commanded
good, strong prices, and at the close of the
week are selling a little higher than last
week.
Cows and heifers showed some weakness
at the beginning of the week, but they
too, strengthened up later on and, at the
close of the week, are fully steady with
some ot the best grades possibly a little
stronger than last week. Bulls have been
good sellers all the weak at steady prioes.
Oood, light, native calves have sold fully
steady, the top on that kind being 67.00.
Heavy and medium calves on tha other
hand have broken badly, being around oOtf
$1.00 lower than the high time a week or
ten days ago. .
Strictly good to choice yearlings and 2-yenr-old
cattle of good colors have com
manded fully steady prices all the week,
and have been quite active sellers. On the
other hand plain oattle of Inferior grades
have all shown more or less weakness
and dullness and at tha close are 1626c
lower than one week ago. Btlll at the close
of the week everything Is cleaned up and
the market Is In a good healthy condition.
Quotations on native cattle: Oood to
choice beef steers. M. 605X7. 60; fair to good
beef steers. 16.606.60; common to fair beef
steers, 84 60tg6.oO; good to choice cows and
heifers, 84.!.-6.21S; fair to good Cows and
heifers. 3.4tu4 2S: oommon to fair oows
and heifers. 82.60i38.40; good to choloe Block
ers and feeders, 24.4e(i5.86; fair to good
stockers and feeders, 84 Ouiji-4.40; common to
fair stockers and feeders, J3.2iy4.7i; stock
heifers. 83. CK64 26; veal calves, 28.607 00;
bulla, stags, etc., .0045.00.
Quotations on rsnge cattle: Choice to
prime beeves, 85.7W6.2S; good to oholce
beeves, 80. 274(6. 75: felr to good beeves. 84 64
4)6.20; common to fair beeves, 8S.70.uM. 40;
good to choice heifers. 24.00(6. Ok, good to
choice cows. 84 00tu4.46; fair to good gradrs,
83 60i&t.OO; canners and cuttera. 22.76a2.6v;
good to choloe feeders. 84.8146.60; fair to
good feeders, 84.2M14.7i.
Representative sales:
WESTERNS.
Hlggens A
Knight era Wyo.
79 cows 816
89 heifers... 902
12 heifers... 678
43 calves.... 369
60 calves.... 816
29 steers.. ..11H
67 steers.... 481
T4 eows 944
69 cows 825
4 06
5
4 65
4 00
4 45
4 00
6 25
4 70
t 30
4 00
6 00
4 26
t 60
4 40
4 40
79 heifers... 63
88 calves... 2.12
68 calves... 844
16 steers.. ..12K8
18 steers.... 427
62 cows 1016
HOQ8 Hog trade opened fully 6c higher
than yesterday and Improved as the morn
ing advanoed. The extreme close found
pnoes just about lo higher. Indicating an
average advanoe of fully 10c. (Supplies
were moderate, consisting mainly of heav
ies, and with the demand fron. all quarters
active, a complete clearance was made
within two hours after the opening.
Heavy hogs moved around 88.3u&8 45 with
good mixed grades of various weights at
S 60 and better. Bacon weights were
scarce and commanded ths usual premium
over lard hogs, best lights selling at 88 85.
A few pigs were on sale, prices paid In
dicating a spread of 87.6O4v8.OO op this class
of stock.
Moderate receipts during the week and
freer movement of provision stocks re
cently, are credited with most of tha Im
provement In hog prioes. Net advances are
right around UKc, all weights selling
more readily than last week.
Representative sales:
Mo.
...
11..
13...
II...
44 ..
41...
44...
41...
14...
SO...
4...
84...
4..,
17...
47...
67..,
40...
..
17...
41..,
44..
44 ...
44 .,
48...
68..,
44...
ft...
A.
..171
Sh,
Na
82...
44...
It...
84 ..
40...
44...
70...
el...
64...
44...
41...
12 ..
I:...
87...
46...
64. ..
(3...
64. ..
65...
68 ...
47...
IS ..
...
40...
tl...
84...
47 .
41...
At.
. .3"1
..111
..got
..914
.800
.1.7
. 94
.24
..818
..878
.310
.27(1
.1x1
..76
. 8k0
. .81
. 2W)
..8M
. 4
. !'
,.S.
. .US
.80
. 7
. Vl
.8.1
. ll
. .181
..187
Sn
6 88
8 48
a 4
3 48
8 48
3 4714
8 U
I M
8 M
8 80
3 M
8 80
8 64
6 M
6 84
a )
.874 100 I te
I 86
...Sid
..94
...817
...S'tS
6 40
84
80
8 44
I 40
8 40
8 44
9 40
1J
...all It
...811
.. .811
...800
...I)
40 8 40
40 6 4-1
80
6 40
9 40
...HI! 80
...108 ...
..Ill 240
.. f7 40
...98 40
...iarT ...
...ft ...
... ...
...lis) St
...81 -4 80
...m 4
..toi S0
.. 64 10
8 40
3 41)
8 i2
8 4Z4
8 4;
3 4f
8 i
8 44
3 46
3 4S
I 43
3 48
3 48
I 48
3 43
3 4ft '
. . I ;,5
40 8 (6
80 8 M
tu I M
10
8 6714
3 64
6 "
8 43
3 70
8 73
8 IS
8 18
3 46
8 81
884
17 844 40
8 1X7 40
1 404 ...
tl 100 ...
1 4W 80
1 44 8
1 lit 80
3. 414 1
1 let
1 eg 40
78
BOAR8.
3 16
PIC, ft.
T 40 84...
..100
..40
..410
..420
.4)
. .660
STAUS.
8 60
1.
8 76
3 SO
3 84
8 7
3 80
3 80
3 80
I...
1...
I...
8 76
3 13
8HCBP-The few doubles of sheep and
lambs reoeived today made up a supply
too small for building up a mark-t and
the list of values remained unchanged.
Trade during the week has been heavily
supplied at all times, Monday's run break
ing all single day rewords at this point and
Ui weeks reoeipta surpassing the record
made two weeks age by 81.000 head. Right
around 197. OVi bead of sheep and lambs
were received, fully 74 per oent of this
number consisting of feeders
The demand for this olas of stock, while
ample, was not active enough to sustain
last week s level of prices and the market
broke sharply on Monday as a reault.
rftnoa that time, the rrneral trend to
feeder trainee bas been steadily downward.
urrenl uia4vue averaging up the low-
lutve suffered
of stock In
more thsn any other cls
between klnil en-clsll v.
tel net declines
smouitt to .V.-n,ic. O.uxt
fhv sra.l.-a
Iisvo ben r ittf bsck Into the rotintr
.ir-mnrl JJi Si), ittillcati'ig att exttetne qtiotii
tlott of JL't.75. Mr-lmtn we,ght have been
eilltig around I.-0t' and w ith lambs on t:te
pe-Tee or ler as Io as M v.
Teller icr-p arr a : loa-er. but compe
tition front 11, kt '4 l:s ttecti more pro
nounced in trin btsm-ti of the trade and
c,tl kituls do not show rcrl'irtlons gtcatcr
Ihsn 2.V sa cmni'St e.l with lat week
close. Fisl-y wethets grit quotable tip to
I- or M l tor. m inis the aatnt- kind o(
stork sold Utile. If sny. higher a werk ago.
Kwrs hure the brunt of t;ie de-ltne ttntt-l,
good one m l. Ins under 11 (V. Feeder yrsr
,iog. while scsr-e. weakened It swpathv
wlh Iamb deltnr. and are closing l.Vjiit
lower. do.,i handy weights are quotable
up to St TTfiifiOO.
The inaiKet tor fat stock opened a little
lower, but sort. have been light and a.iy
early wrnkmvo l.ss been rsalneil, the
gvneral trails ilni on mncr 'he same
hasis as a week so High dressing lambs
11 wanted at 21 mai Tft. while wt ners as
high as 24 10, and ewes at 26oiK& are
suely quotable. A few string of short
fed Stuff Were lnelii.1.. In , n.r.
I but puckers are not taking kindly to half -
Iittlsn and farmers are urged to keep this
clas of stock off of the market, ai least
until the western run Is out of the msy.
Dally clearances of both feeder and fat
offerings hnve been verv good, and toilav
Is finding only a few odds and ends still
in first hands. At times, of course, all of
the sttiir did not reach the scales on dav
of arrival, but this condition was largely
due to more or lens contingency in delivery
und sorting alleys.
Quotations on graas stock: Oood to
choice lambs. )t otv-ti. 78 ; fair to good lambs.
tot'n;6c; feeding lambs, It inKo 76; nandy
weight yearlings. 84.8&i5.26; heavy dar
lings. I4.4tv.sj-4.S6, feeder earllngs. 24.SO4t6.tn;
good to choice wethe-s. eSS-Vut-lO, tatr to
Itood wethers, 2J. 40-48.66; feeding wethers.
8.t2f.44 00; breeding ewes, It yi t. fat
we, eS2ratS6; feeding ewes, S2.2Mj3.0O;
canners, (u'2.00.
Ktpieaeuialiv sales:
rso.
212 Wyo. Iambs. ffders, culls,
l.vi W yo. lambs, feeders, cull.
-'48 Wyoming rwes. teeders
173 Wyoming ij
195 Wyo. ewes, icvders, culls..
bo4 Wyoming Isnibs. feerieis
;25 Wyoming lambs, feeders
111 Wyo. lambs, feeders, culls.
126 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.
cat of ttie srasnn. tjtinl
Av. Tr.
40 4 M
4K 4 60
94 2 ftO
l'W 8 40
82 1 75
47 4 75
44 4 76
60 3 26
) 6 no
81 8 11
67 (25
r9 r :;
45 4 w
92 2 71
98 3 26
64 5 ;o
H7 2 l
100 8 bO
74 6 00
06 4 10
62 6 2.".
40 3 ki
66 6 ;to
S.X 3 73
,V) 2 65
15 6 rxj
1 4(1 5 10
ki 4 on
1 ,1i 4 f-0
i 7? 3 65
4 7 6 27.
47 5 25
MARKET
v4i W om.ng
ewes
706 Wyoming lamb.,
1M0 V omlng lambs,
I2j Wyoming lambs,
2r2 W'jontiiN ewes .
feeders..
f'-cdei a. ,
fc dcrs. .
bik Wyoming
ewes
too v yotnlng
lambs.
feeders.
-'i3 Wyoming ewes
feeders. .
125 W yoming
104 Wyoming
12 Wvtuitltt.
ewes
yearlings
lambs
4!i5 Wyoming lambs,
3! W omlng lambs
feeders. .
feeders. .
o Wyoming lambs, feeders
o4o Oregon ewes, breeders
3i)7 Oregon ewes, feeders
176 .South Dakota lumbs. feeders
ha (South Dskota lambs, feeders
27i0 outlt Dakota ewes, feeders.
11H South Dakota ewes, breeders
219 South Dakota ewes, breeders
KM Wyoming lambs, feeders
192 Wyoming lambs, feeders
CHICAGO LIVE 8'1'tll K
Demand for Cattle and Sheep Steady
Ilou Higher.
CHICAGO. Oct. 15. CATTLE Receipts
estimated at 2u0 head; market sternly ,
beeves, 81-76u7.ko, Texas steers, 31.2jhj3.jO,
western steers, 84.26iu i-fio; siockeis end
feeders, 83.toao.70; rows and heifets, 32.2iu.
6itv; calves, J.'.tyu 10.00.
HOUS Receipts estimated at 6.000 head;
market 5ciluc higher; light, 3vtl6ii.ilo;
mixed, 3V2ooJ.HO; heavy, fvlOUS.SCi; rough,
I. lieii .v;j; nood t choice heavy, iji.SOfuo.Dij;
pigs, 8.;o-iii.l; bulk of sales, .60tt5.o.
iSiiEKr AND LAMKrl Kexelpta esti
mated at I.Chai Head; market steady; native,
32.-0'!i4.2."; western, 32.9.''t'4.2i); yearlings,
14.3X5.40; lambs, mttive, 84.4ou7.00; western,
.4.7044O.9O.
St. Loots Live Slock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15. CATTLE Re
ceipts, l,00o head, Including 800 Texaus;
market, sttauy; unlive snipping and ex
port steers, 6ti.45lu 7.60; dressed beer atid
Dutchnr steers, 34.60 itf 1. 60 steers undur
1,000 lbs., 34. 0014(6. 00; Blocker und feed
ers, 13.601b 6.60; cows und Uelfera, 3.00
(&4.60; oannera, 2.uOQ3.)0; bulla, 38.25 tj
6.00; calves, 86.2rVu9.(l0; Texas and Indian
steers, )4.307.00; cows and heifers, 33.00
(H.35.
HOGS Receipts, 2,700 head: market,
lOo higher; pigs and llghta, 38. 60&9. 22 ;
buitchexs and best heavy, 39.06 tft, 22 to-
8HEKP AND LAMBS Kecelpis, 200
head; market Steady; native muttoiu,
3S.904ct.S6; lambs. 34.OOtil7.10; culls and
bucks. 3.60(o 8.00; stockers, 3-25 4J3.76.
Kaueaa city Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo., Oct. 15.-CATTLE
Recelpte, 2.000 head; market Steady. Na
tive steers, 85.00.6.00; southern steers, 3.s0
5.20; southern cows, $2.75(04 x6; native
cows and heifers, 2.75a.M); stockers and
feeders, 83.40u.75; 'uulls, 3.00s4.26; calves,
83.76iu8.00; weetern steers, 34.Outtf.li.75; west
ern cows, 32.76ii6.00.
HOU8-Recells, 1,000 head; market strong
to 6c higher. Bulk of sales, H.ftjn.Ou;
heavy, 3o.60y8.7u; packera and butcher,
$8. 70S 8.50; light, 88.9041 9 10.
SHEEP AND LAMHtt-Itecelpts, 2.000
head; market steady. Muttons, 83.60g9.50,
lambs, 3i. 75-HD.90; fed wethers and yearlings,
4 004(5. 2o; fed western ewes, 23.504.00.
St. Joseph Stock Fair Opens.
8T. JOSEPH. Oct. 16. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 800 head; market steady: steers, 84. 6j
JiT M; cows and heifers, 33. 00(o6. 76; calves,
84.0t(S.25.
HOGS Receipts, 8,000 head; market
Jte1')' o 60 higher; top, 2a; bulk of salea,
Jet . MKf j1 r( . iJ.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoelpts, 100 head
market steady; lambs, ja.fcfcf.OO.
Slonx City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Oct. 15. CATTLE
Receipts. loO head. Market steiuly.
HOUS Receipts. 2,000 head. Market 5c
higher; range of prices, 8o.2i'siS.75; bulk ot
sales, 88.30(418. 46.
.
Stock In sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
t-attie. noK.s.
Sheep.
1,000
100
2,000
200
1.000
Routli Omaha
St. Joaenh
' 28
3,200
2.000
. 800
.2.000
.1,000
. 200
Kansas City ,
St. Louis
Chicago
1.000
2,700
4,000
Totals ...
.1,628 14,800 4.300
OMAHA
WHOLESALE PRICES.
BTJTTER-Oreamery. No. 1. delivered ti
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 31c No 2
In 80-lb. tubs, 30c; No. 2. In 1-lb. cartonn'
2SC No. 3. in tin. Ir. .,,) V7u.. i.i .'
stock, solid pack, 22c; dairy. In 60-lb. tubs.
2Ji24c. Market changes every Tuesday.
CHEESE Twins. 17U,(filkc: vounir Ameri
cas, lc; daisies, Irk-; triplets, 18c; liinburger
18o; No. 1 brick, lH'c; imported Hwias. 32c:
domestic Hwlts. 24o; block Kwlss, 22c.
l'OULTRY Dressed broilers under 2 lbs.
16o: over lbs.. 14o: Kena 1L..
- j 1 - -, . , n n , ,
uucks, 18o; Keeae, 15c; turkeys. oc: tilireons.
per dos., 81-20; homer squabs, per dox 84 w
fancy aqabs, per dos., 33 60; No. 1, per dog.!
33.00. Alive: Broilers. 15c; over 2 lbs., 10 V
hens, loc; old roosters, Tc; old ducks full
feathered, 11c; geese, full feathered," 10c
turkeys, 16c; guinea fowls, 20c each ; pigeons
per doz.. Out; homers, per dos., 33.00; squab
No. 1. per dos.. 31 7t0; No. 2, per dos., 6oe.
FISH (all fniZHti) tii-ir 19,.. .i
, - - ---, n ,,, 1, 1 ,,,,
18c; Pike, loc; trout. 16c; large .-ruppiei
2oc; Kpanlsh mackerel, 18c; eel, 18c had
dock. 13c; flounders, 13c; green catfish, lric;
roeshad. ll.uO each; shadroe, per pair. 67,c-
trog i.gs, per dux., 40c; salmon, 14o.
HEEF CL'TS Rib: No 1 14.,. k- 0
i.t-.i:. .-.u. 0. ou. inii' ro
1, Itic; No.
1, swe; No.
13c; No. 3, 8c. Chuck: No,
utic; io. a, tu. rtound: No
7c; No. 8, 6H,c. 1'lale: No.
4V.r' N'a 1 4Ua
, I, 7-.c; No.
1. t'-ic; No.
h RUITti Oranges: California Valencins
til sixes, per box, 26 W't6 26. Lemons
Llmoniera. extra f.ttrv. Am m. k..
TOO; 80O site., per bog, 87.26; choice. Sod
size, per box. 2t .50; 8ri0 size, per box. 86 75
240 aiie, 60c per bog less. Bananas: Fancy
select, tier bunch. 82 2.Vo2.50; Jumbo, pei
bunch. XL'7K'fr.t7& Im r k'.i. v .. 1- t.- -tl . -
per bbl., 34o0; California Winter Nelils, per
box, 82.85. Apples: Home-grown cooking
Per bbl.. I3.0o-i.uo: MiyannH tnn.ii,,. ...i
Ltirimes' tlolden, per bbl.. 84.76: Missouri
Ben Das Is, per bbl., 83 60: Missouri Wine.
aas, per bbl.. St.oO; Missouri Oano. i.er
bbl., 33 76; other varieties, per bbl., 84.t)
Colorado Jonathan, per bog, 31.76; Cali
fornia, nrevenatel n rp K. in. i.
forida Belleflower, per box, 8L00; Waslving-
ton unmes iiohien and Jonathan, rim.
fancv. 88 Lo 125 size r.er K, .v k --.. .
California Tokay, per craie. 31. '26. c.m-
rord, Michigan and New York, dm g-in
basket. ic; Malaga, 60 to 65 lbs. irmi rr
k t oiK-t Mi
Cranberries:
cr uox, 4 J ho
ner bbl.. 3I.76. riM.te' An,h. ....... A :
30 1-lb. pkgs. In box. per box. 32 00. Fiir-
New California. 12 12-ox. pkss.. ttf," M tv.,.-.'
pkgs., 82 26. Qulnoes: Per boi. 31 85.
VhJt.fc.1 Ail I. K is i'tftatoes: Lariy Ohio
In sacks, per bu., Bnc; Iowa white stock'
per bu., t'. bweet Potatoes: Vlrglnlu!
per bbl., 32 25 Onions: Iowa, small re.i
and yellolw, per lb., 2c: Hpanlsh, per crate
31 2S. Oarllc: Extra fancy, white, tier lb
1'; red, per lb., IHc fc'gg IMant: Kancv
Klorlili
r.r do
31.00. Celery: Michigan.
per dos.
bunches,
l'.c. Cucumbers: Hot nhiine, 1 and f
dot., per box. II Ji.
HOMK-OKoW N VhMETAnLES-4'sh-bane:
Ne. p, r lb . Jc. Tomato.': I'er
bkt.. f.'ijtt- string and Wit Henna. IVe
mkt. b.k . ;.c. l.etttne: Kxtts fancy leaf,
pi r dux. 4'c i'srsley: Ksmy home
grown per dog., bunches. ,Vo. Turiilpaj
I'er mkt. bsk , av Carrot. Ter tiikt.
bk 4-c i,-et.- Per mkt bsk.. .t.c.
MIM'KM.ANWH'S -Walnut. Hlnck. p''f
lb. 2c, Csllf,.rnla No I, per lb. 1v Call
fotnu No. 2 per lb , 14c. Illckoi t nutsf
1 l.lritf, per ll, 4c. smnll. Vrr lb., 60,
I l 'oCO.-illlll 1't.r l.i'k .. ill- i,r ,1,,a
lloney. New, 24 frstnes. 8.5 1I6
PRICES ON DOWNWARD TRAlU
Ronatlfnl Crops May Serve to
tost nf living Iteaanns Ad
vanced for Relief.
Cwf
BT rRBSTON C.
ADAM?.
Beell.V'VV V!.,.,S-S'I Thg
.,..' , ..." "'"""in s cuie ior ma
high price evil? Indications sre not lacklnil
which would wattsnt sn atfiriuatlxa n
r.H , ,hat nu'-lldi Many of the staples,
particularly breadstuff, have by rea.n of
Xrn 11 am I It is altogether likely others will
the r... x"ml"s. c re hsi vesting;
hsvj. V,'"Vc"rn ''r"p on "' t"-"--
riding often to live ,tock the most proflt-
or v f!fr j n ,r,-' meat.
Ii ... . wheat Is over cents lower than
" - 11 uiiin ei7,,- f u. ..,. ... -. .
cent lower.
snd crude rubber Is off 40
. - 1 urn v
cents.
flo r sh, h ' In'''vl,',, ","n P"'"t
rj . 4t?V.,m; lh: W,n,e' ""'"" f'ur. which
rr I r po,k' Jl h'"
oel- l. W "V r'f"""1 "'i'' a) P"ls
whirh'i' 1 ' vrnt lovVfr' I" Hi
TUiIrn Is over 1 cent lower.
nrlci'Tu'.'n ,xrt't,on' recession of
inene suples the reason Is obvious It
seems certain th .i,. .. .. V" lt
linit "t 1- in up another
.. ui inuon in the
o.lre. too, the trouble Is
cropii.
nigh
price. In
to short
tine
On the whole, however, it seems there la
1 ming si.n -w. Ill be clone together
compr,arn:,r''u,M th "",orn "
over inHnH," " a , aP"iil of i.(W.flr or
Wl.'iril Til1! H ,0,al f "HV
n i te.i N "mnllest amntint for
pievlous month Miner March a year
vSr VZV, V"? I" Aug "at th"
states th'.V, ., "r Incluiling other
,h,"i'l,,'' of the ea.M. resched 8114-
b
.it,. ; ' vl' ' of Promoters are n tt-
u h.I v go,,,,: slow in the matter of bring n
iTom the blin-M t ,.ieerlet s-ot In
L1.' ',l,ey iN, "o obstacles in ths
a ay of speculntlon. Politu m-well po IticJ
S' ,1" '"h -nyuay; tliey'hav'e been
troubling finance 1,,0-e m less from tlm
noT "isk en " ",""''-P,"' udj
cble WMnAXWZ SrlKSt
H TV -'"W '
MfS T'hJkr,,WaH'".,,'d; ,0"Uy ' l-ull ol
disasteei i "" ,,nl','atene'1 a" ,,ort"
Coi'v8" e1, .mlt "ow " ,s explained tha8
toiy moderate concessions wl I meet clr"
cun.stances. The public, after two vear.
of Indifference, ore showing Interest In se
curities, beginning with bondsTa Is emU
ueL'MyaPr0r.";' XVn'" '"'eforo, should nog
Wan street buy. sell ami be merry?
th-Tr !."2xrLty ,ssuea l,y corporations ia
miwl? lC BA"l uurln,c fil!,t 'hree-
quarters of 1910 have reached 81 24i8S7 4m
therefore, having been 327,OK1. 97v0. of the
f-?.m t,a,1,rJ'll!a,"r,R'1" contributed 27.,
lt3,ua, or 3104,4O6,5oy more than In the first
nine months of 1908, whureaa the Indus-I-JoiL"1
'"'"ellaneoiis coriKiratlons Issued
tiio3,. tha" year'8 tot'"
Sales of bonds during the Inst month are
estimated to have reached IKIO.OOO.OOO, and
the demand. Instead of being satlsf ed
gives every promise of broadening. The
movement to dute has been majnlv frotn
the large international Imnklng firms ta
nvestment houses, and from the Irtttor t
institutions where' latterly more Inquiry
Irom Individuals, the highest grades being
most favored. If the Improvement be
maintained, new flotations will be at
tempted on behalf of the nillrouds, several
or which nre In need of funds.
A kind of discussion has arisen as to the
size of the banker's profits. The assertion
has been made that their prof.ts are
actually much smaller than the prof, la fx
P5C;el:w by "'"""facturers or merchants;
that they are only 2 or 3 per cent, on a
bond undertaking, whereas the merchant
or manufacturer expects to make S or 10
per cent. True, a profit, of sav 2 per cent
on a 310.000.01)0 underwriting seems verr
moderate, but that is the profit on the
gross amount of capital Involved; the
profit on the net capital employed by the
underwriting banker may look very dif
ferent. To finance 310.0ml. not) at the current
IV ,i i"!1 nr,w turn h only 31,000.003
himself His profit V thut case Is to be
reckoned differently. On 3l0.ooti.ooo a profit
?LJ?r CBnt l2noo,0. ut a .profit of
$200,000 on a net capital of ll.Otri.OOO dlrectlv
employed by the banker Is 20 por rent. '
However, the banker has paid the prevail
ing rate of Interest on 8n,000.000 which Is
borrowed. That might be 4 por cent filj
three months, or 2-0. 000, In which case h
net profit on the net amonnt of capll he
himself provide. Is 3110.000, or 11 ?er cent
And If this transaction be completed Iri
he space of three months, the banker's
own capital Is earning at a rat. of 44 T per
cent a year. It does not average to earn
.inythlng like so much as 44 cent- b "
causs there are mistakes and losses and
deferments with the banker as with everv
one else, but If the banker's profits were
only J per cent he would cease to conduct
1 banking business, he would better af
inrd retire' h'" W" capl,al out at Interest
.Th?j 9,"88110" na been asked: "Why
should Great Northern Pacific be entitled
uccordlng to the decree of Judge Otlo, to
earn 7 per cent on the valuation of Its
property when the Consolidated lias com
puny was declared entitled to only 4 per
cent?" At first glance there would appear
to be a peculiar discrepancy. The explana
tion, however, Is extremely simple The
legal rata of Interest In Minnesota, where
the railroad ruling was given, Is 7 per cent
whereas In New York state It Is 6 per cent'
I bus the two rulings do not conflict In the
Hllj,-liteKt. As high as 8 per cent Is fixed
on certain states, Including Alabama. Colo
rado. Florida. Montana, Utah. Wyoming
while tho leKal rate Is A per cent in Cali
fornia. Georgia. Idaho, Nebraska Ne
vada. North Dakota, South ' Carolina and
South Dakota.
Turpentine Marekt.
SAVANNAH, Oa., Oct. 15. OILH Tur
pentine, firm at 74'4'7 741c. Rosin, firm
tpe F, U. 176. 20; O. 3o.2cVt!i23.
'Wool Market.
ST. LOL'IS. Mo.. Oct 15 WOOL Steady
western mediums, ls322c; fine mediums,
ny-JKr; fine. 1417c.
A BARGAIN
IN
CALIFORNIA
nn uiu ciAuuDiifNi ii'iiua, iiemii nig over o.nv
different iuduatrial stork and bo'nia, being the
Isrgaat dealer lu our line on the 1'aclAo t ii.il,
Is surely capo hi of giving reliable lnlnrniatloa
(and aavit s if requeued) on the best oil Invent
menu in our buut. e offer lor gs le BARUAIM
Luis' ONLY. Ana leader we are oflering, while
It la.ts.aiiy psrtof frioGitisresof one of the roost
gubatanllal compsnlei in the Ventura Held .yield,
ittg the big-hot grade oil In California, huie
producing well. now. runre drilling. l.V.aat ra
ivgulsr price inc. ferueulars and rgtilsr VI r.
ket D'tu-r on requeit, Correpolilu: lnvilaxl
regardiug any Vi sale rn Security.
Chaster B. Elllt & Co., Stock & Bond Brttirt
11 ner ( lullilH, tss Fnuwitsa, tsulsisi
Herbert . Gooch Co.t
Brokers and Dealers
OttAIsT PKOTSBIOMI BTOGxta.
Om.li. Office. Ill Board of Trade lild.
-tell hnons, Doug tel; lnd . JlIUL
OX.OIiaX AMD LllOIBT
M.QVBM im t8U SIATaV
too. xiuiabagaa; far lb.