Nebraska Newspapers

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iNUti'iJini'iik ., i;uo.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
white irtjc; No. white, JOtmo; -etand-ard,
Jl4o.
SEW YORK OK1BHAL MARKET
First Car of New Corn ii Rectid on ! fnotatloa of the Day
tn Market ! toiantodltle.
Yarleaa
WIILAT VALUES 00
(wrn Prior 1114 Flrsn, Owlai to tfc
Light Offering mm Proepeet of
Had Wralkrr DrlarlC ta
Early Marketing.
OMAHA. Nor. 1, 1M0.
The flrft car of new corn wa received
In Omaha bjp the Ronerts Uiain company,"
grarilng No. 4 mixed and aoid at 42Wo.
Uearmh sentiment pravana trongr now
than at any time during thla decline In
What value.
Hulls are unable to forte a rally of mora
than rj and buyer are becoming mora ana
mure discouraged.
Profit on anort aalea have been aast'y
taken and this feature favor tha selling
aid regardless of tha decline already aatab
llshed. Hetaua of the very light country offer
ing of com and the chance of bad weather
delating the early marketlnir of surplu
elorit value are holdm firm. There Is
big crop to gather and It will take a
longer period to oure It. The movement
mill have to be heavy because of the enor
mous vlelds and further decline are more
than likely.
Wheat broke early on reoovered liquida
tion, as cables came decldely weak and
tower. News la unchanged and bearish sen
timent la the ruling feature. Moderate cash
offerings were IV,o lower than yesterday.
Corn was more nervmis today, holding
fairly firm In face of .heavy stumps In
wheat. .Receipts continue very light, but
demand cannot be called urgent and caah
sales wt reported c lower, dull and un
interesting market ruling during the entire
esalon.
Primary wheat receipts were 840,000 bu.
ejd shipments were 674.000 bu.. against re
ceipts laat year of 1,473,000 bu. and ehlp
menls of 1,204,000 bu. '
Primary corn receipts were 678,000 bu. and
shipment ware 4IW.0U0 bu., against receipts
last year of 432.UOO bu. and shipments of
t;:, mil h,.
Clearance were equal to 148.000
wheal and flour; none of oats and
Omaha rash rrtees.
WHEAT-No. 1 hard. M'AWHSc:
hard. M'-wfSfliAc: No. 4 hard. i74rc. nom
inal; rejected hard, 727sc. nominal; No. 1
spring. MWfHVc. nominal; No. 2 spring,
Wmk74o. nominal.
COKN No. 2 white. 43iTj44'4o, nominal;
No. t white, 42VtM4c, nominal; No. 4
whlta. 4H434C, nominal; No. I yellow, 4.1
C44V.0; No. t yelllow, 4.?'1f 44c; No. 4 yel
low, 4.ijT43'c; No. 2. 4:tHf44c, nominal; No.
I. 48V&434c; No. 4. 42Vif'43V,o; no grade,
i-ilo, nominal.
OATS No. I white, 307Ji30ViO. nominal;
standard, 24fr80.o, nominal; No. S white,
8lVtf'Hc; No. 4 white, 2ya29'4e. nominal;
No. 8 yellow, XKc(to; No. 4 yellow,
HARLET.-N0. I 4fffe, nominal; No. 4.
0i8Mc, nom.nal; No. 1 feed, 8ay3c; rejec
ted, nOJIWc, nominal.
RTB No. t, 72&73c, nominal; No. 2, 71
ti'ic.
Carlot Itooelpt.
Wheat Torn. Oat
I NDW YORK. Nov. t. FIH'B. Market
quiet; winter straluhte, $4KM2u; winter
patents, 34.4"ii4 75; spring clears, 4 14.';
LOWXR winter extraa, No 1. U 4U 7.1. w.nter ex
tra. No. 2, 12f"83.40; Kaneas airaigniej,
KwrtiATR. live flour ateadv; fair to good,
4no"u4.2f.; choice to fsncv. 84.2Ct 40. Buck
wheat flour quiet; 12 loft 'J 20 P"r lo0 lbs.
t'ORSMKAL-Pteady; fine white and yel
low, fl.l.VuLM; coarse, ll.W.1.15; kiln dried,
WHEAT Spot market Irregular No. 2
red, ifcSc elevator and !57nC f. o. b. afloat;
No 1 northern lmluth 1118' f. o. b.
afloat. Futures market was weak and
lower early, with prices at new low levels
of the essnn on the brarish foreign news
and the sbsenoe of an active domestic rash
or export demand, Covering and comtnie
slon house buying resulted In a moderate
rally and at the close price were un
chained to ,?. net lower. Exporter re
potted forty loads of Manitoba and durum
wheat at out ports. December N HiiWi,
closed Wc; May 21 0! u I.U2 . cloeed tl 02S
Rrli)ta, 86,000 bushel, Bhipmenta. 47.SW)
bushels. .
i H. Spot market steady; No. S, W140
elevator, domestlo basis, to arrive, and
P.c f. o. b. afloat. Futures market was
without transactions, olontng - c to .c
net decline, iiecember closed at f&o, May
Doc. HecelpU, 11,775 bushels; shipment,
none.
UAT Ppot market steady. Futures mar
ket was without transactions, closing So
lower to Sc higher. November olosed at
8S"c. December STHc May S!c, July a.
Receipts, JS2.4O0 bushels; ahlpmente, none.
HAY Dull; prime, 1.12H: No. 1, 2L10;
No. 2, 1.0'til.06; No. 3. fc0o.
HOl'R-Active; common to choice, 1910
crop, W42Sr; 19119 crop, l.Vff'Wr; Paclflo coast,
1S10 crop. 14180; W crop, lVgi4o.
HIUKb'-Firin; Central Amenc. Zlc;
Bogota, 21 t 22c.
LEATHER Firm: hemlock, firsts. 2f
(526'-c; seconds, 21fY323c; thirds, 19e20c;
rejects. HVjiiTo.
PROVISIONS Pork easy; mess. l?0 0O;
family, 224.0Oft26.O0; short dears, 22100'
22 60. Heef. quiet; mess, 11 GOO'cil 5.frf ;
family. Jin 120 HO: beef hams, 23.O(X32S.00.
Cut m'eate steady, pickled belllea, 10 to 14
lbs., $16.0ift IS 0; pickled hama, $14Mff 14.7.1.
Lard, easy; prime middle west, Il2.owtiiz.iB;
refined, weak; continent, 212t; South
Amirlra, $13.2o; compound, 2 Soon 10 00.
TALtliOW steady; prime city nnaa., i;c;
country, 7SfaH1io.
Hl'T TElt Firm: creamery specials, jutn
X3c; extras. 8lc; third to first, 24f"8,o; heia
creamery, second to special, 2tuti.:; fac
tory, current make, 22Via23V4c.
CHKKSU (Steady; smms, iuii to epotiai.
1 12c.
E(K8 Firm; fresh gathered, extra tirst,
31(&a.'lo; first, 274(30c; seconds, 2C32bc; rresn
fathered duties, No. 1, candled, Z3fl24c: No.
211r22c; limed, fancy, offered at 240-
POL. I. IKY uressea, Drouers, hum;
fowls, ll(S17o; spring turkeys, 14"c.
Sl) 3 ruCKS AND BOMJj
Maikrt SerruLint Doll to the Point of
Stagrnttion.
SOME IXATUEZS AHOUSE DISTEUST
Der'i Drrtlopmentf la Mr Market
ralat ta Relaaatlaa la Sea lx
tare Oatatde Prewar a
(H7i marks;
42.rH,000 marks.
gold In hand, decreased.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
bu. of
corn.
No. I
Chicago ....
Miruiea polls
Omaha
tiuluth
.. 3
..m
.. !7
..132
240
26
133
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CHICAGO GRAIX AMD PROVISIONS
Featnrea of the Trading; aad Cloatne;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Nov. I Rumors that export
ealea had been made at St. Louis and in
Manitoba dragged the wheat market oui
of a bad hole today. Tlio close was firm
at a net advauco of Ho to Corn gained
He to Vahc, and oats finished unchanged
to VaV' up. latest figures for hog prod
ucts varied from a rlae of a dime to a
nickel decline.
There waa the largest trade in wheat
for many weeks, Kxcesaive depression
seised the market early and waa attended
by much liquidation on stop-loss orders and
ly Heavy short selling. Cn successive de
clines, however, large quantities of wheat
were taken by strong Interests. Many pit
traders were caught in the awlrl and were
forced to bid up price on each other.
Ht Ixjuls reported a round lot of wheat
os having been sold tor export cheaper
than by way of Chicago. Then sales of
fio.OiiO bushels to eastern millers were made
nere, the first transactions of the kind In
Kom time. All this waa in sharp contrast
with early dlspatchta about free offerings
xrom Australia ana ftunsia, nne crop pros
pert in Argentina and a big Increase in
the world's available supply. The fluctua
tions in the December option during tn
day ranged from ssSitso to SWc, with
trie oioae vo up at BlWiWlo.
Corn was stubborn all duy. December
varied from 4'i'o to 47'ic, and finished
Vn'iG net higher at 47U'j"Ho. Cash de
mand was not brisk. No. 2 yellow closed
at
LoiK tales by elevator concerns weak
ened oats early, but the market recovered
late. icemper sola from 31V to 310,
and was at S19o, a gain of WUVc when
ion iinai gong waa strucg.
Ird eased off a trifle. At the close pork
was unchanged to ldo higher than last
night, lard 6c off to 2'ic up and ribs at
un advance of a shade to 6c. -
The leading futures ranged as follower
WEATHER IK THE GRAIN BELT
Pair
with
New Yark Liable.
NEW T1RK. Nov. 2.-The stock market
remained dull to the point of stagnation
touay, reflecting the suspension oi ope.a
tioris on a laige scale by tne powenul
financial interests which have fostered the
upward movement througn the moniu of
October. With the advent of dullness and
negiect there have emerged Into view va
rious features of tne market positions
winch arouse distrust. An example la
found In the Incident of the erratio fluc
tuations In Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
and at. Louis stoo. The eaie yesterday
of a single luo-share lot of this stock at 1,
following sales tne previous day at 71 and
an Immediate rebound to 70 gave rlae to a I
widespread comment and oiiuclam. This
resulted In a request to the stock exchange
auinonuas to recora tne ma ana asked
quotations for the atock from time to time
today. From these it was shown that
after selling at 69 and 70 there waa no
better bid at one time than 61 ' for the
stock, although none was offered at that
time at less than 68!. Previous to this
week the stock had not sold under 70 dur
ing the present year.
'Jhe day development In the money
market pointed to relaxation In tha im
mediate future. A decline In foreign rates
here and a rise In the New York exchange
In Chicago both pointed to lightened pres
sure on New York money supplies from
outside soui-cos. The subtreasury, however,
increased its requisition for cash on the
New York banks. The local call loan rat
rose today to 44 per cent, making the
highest of the fall season.
Some strength wa shewn by the cop
per Industrials, which were moved by the
predictions of early Improvement la the
trade.
bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, Il.fi77,000. I nlted State bond were
unchanged on call
Number of sale and leading quotations
on stocks were a follows:
aalML High. Low. CIotw.
NF.W TORK. Ncrr. 1 MONET-On call, i
strong: per cant; ruling rate, 3 per :
cent; cloving bid, IV per cent, offered
per cent. Tim loens llrm. but dull; sixty
day and ninety day, 4'W5 Pr cent; lx
months, 4Vu per rent
PRIME MERCANTILE TAPKR $S4J
per cent.
en KRUNO EXCHANGE Steady at re
covery, with a ?tnai business In hanker'
bills st 24,siaJ-42.) for sixty-day bills and
t IM for oaniand. Commercial bills, 24.li
4.1'.
SIIA'FR Bar. Me; Mexican dollar. 4sc
RON D44 Government, steady; railroad.
Irregular.
Cloning quotation on stock and bond
were aa follow
j Improved Demand from East Caniea
Bite in Cattle Values.
U. . nt. x. i
4a coupon....
V. 8. . r...
So coupon. ...
V. S 4s. r...
4o ooupoa....
Alll- b.l 1st
Am. As. 4a....
Am, T. A T. o
Am. Tobaooe 4
40 a
Anann: a Co. 4B
Atihtann gon. at. ...
1a or. 4a
4a ov. to
At. C. U lat ...
Bui. Ohio 4a
41 IHa
4o 8. W. t4a
Hrtnu. Tr. cv. 4a...
can. o Oa. tm
Can. Leather be. . . .
o. of N. i. t a
Cltaa. a Ohio .
o rat. tn ,
Chtpaao A A. IMa..
C, B. Q I. 4a...
Oo gan. 4a
a U. 8. P. g IHa W
O. R. L P. o. .. 74S
M. 44..
""a
77
..IfWH Jnti M
....ldf'J.ran
....lmt da 44a
....101 K. C. Bo. W Jl
114 I, S dab. 4a
....WH'L. A N. onl, 4
....71 M . K. A T. Irt i
...10 lo ton. 4s...
ta. 1 V Mi. riclflo ..
.... N, H. R. of M. 4Wa M14
....l''N. T C. a. S
n do 4sb. 4a 4
N. T., N. H. H.
1" CT. t W
104N. 1 W, lit n 4a.. 794
i da e. 4. 1H
Ma N,i Pur.ltlo 4a
M Mo ta
o O. 8. L. rMa. 4s...
US Pann. cr. IWa 1416.
104H so oon. 4a.
sltHdlns sen. 4a...
IZMtBt. L. 8. F. (g.
7t
4a m
do rfa. 4a 94
f'olo. Ind. 6a 77
Colo. Mid. 4a 70
-. I. r. a a. 4Vaa VI
101 S do gen. 6a..
M Bt, U 8. W. c. 4a
TO do lit gold 4a..
KStaaabnard A. U 4a
"so. paa. col. 4s...
do ot. 4a
do lat rf. 4a...
r H. or. .
"n. A R. O.
do raf. 6a..
Pitilllera' 6a
Krla p. I. 4a.,
do tan. 4a
do ov. 4a.
Bo. Railway aa.
do fan. 4a
Vnlon Pacltlo 4s.
do
14 do lat A raf. 4a
4j U. 8 Rilbbar 4a.
PlVi 11. 8. Steal M ta.
To1 Va.-Caea, rham.
6)iWahaVi lt 6a...
74 flu 1st A ex. 4a
A.. T4 nastern Ud. 4a..
ov. 4a. . A.. T4
4a sarUe B 4 Weat. Blao. or. (a.
0an. Elao. r. 6a... HI Wla. Central 4a.
III. Can. lat rat. 4a. 1 Mo. Pao. or. ta..
Int. Met, 4aa 41
Bid. Oflard,
. 7
. t
. 72U,
.
. a"
. 44',
.104
. 7
101V4
.1"JH
. 7
.108
.114
.li'H
.1
. 46 T4
. 44U,
. 41
. 34
. Kit
HOGS ARE STRONG TO HIGHER
Rarlr Market I Active, bat Cloei
Dall at Mttle Above Taeeday
Fig area Kbeep Trade
1 alow.
Is
SOT.TH
Receipt were.
Oltlciai Monnay 13.''2
Dfflclal Tuesday .h9
Keumated V ednesday .. ..24
OMAHA. Nov. 2, 1S10.
Cattle. Hog Sheep.
fc mora than the best price paid yester
day for full loads of light mixed.
Representative sales:
Ke. A. n, PT. ' Na. A. Bh. P.
Ti in ... I w 44 s ... 1i
o 1V7 ... 4 4 M T7 7
44. ...... .tit ... I 6 61 at T M
T It 40 no il . . I l
7 " 1W (XI U 417 11 7 M
to. i no m n M4 ") lm
44 tl (HI u ti ...
14 HI ... in n t t 7 TO
f tli t on l im 7 76
76 M 40 I 14 64 M1 ... 1 tn
41 87 44 7 40.. 'l ... f
44 Ull 1H IN 61 l .. 7 40
U. h 10 1 44 (4... !'. V4 7 44
to 4t ... 7 40 4 iti ie t m
4 441 ... t 40 6 I 7 M
M tat M IN 1 lit ... T at
2.wl
2,t
33.017
Three days this week..H.sNo 2S l,9H
Same days last week.... 31". 664 1L1 7.27
onie days 2 weeks ago. .2x.i24 lo.wl l:m wl
frame days 2 weeks ago. .3S.SM t.74 1.3
Same days 4 weeks ago. .30.;i28 11,734 111 341
6me usya last year....21.boa t,130 58.224
The following table show the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with last
year: MIO !'.". Inc. Dc
Cuttle 1.044,631 t26.lli 118,812
lU'fa l.oal,444, 1,1SM,43
M.tep 2.&03.U2 1.4,l,17a
'lh followlna table ahowa
price of hog at Mouth Omaha for the last
eral day, with coniparlaona
Date. U10. lWW.ltUOT.UOI.lSt8.l!IO.
664,334
the average
Article. Open. Hlgh. tow. Close. Ye' v.
AV'heat
Deo.
May
July
Corn
Dec. May
July
Oats
Dtc.
May
July
J'ork
Jan
May
Lrd-Nov-;
Jan.
May
Itlba -Jan.
May
iaoTiu Hi
""Oft
WW
47V.I
4i'M-.j
6HI
,1
4CVjl
4',
I
KtrW fuVtl S
4V
w
4Wl
oVtl
Weather to Coatlane,
Warmer Tbvrsdar.
OMAHA. Nov. 2. 1810.
Thm area of low nreaatire overlying the
central valleys Tuesday morning continued
eastward during the last twenty-four hours
and la'liow central over the lower lake
and St. Lawrence valley. Ught precipita
tion attended the disturbance over the Ohio
valley and lake region since the last re
port, and light rains are falling In the lower
lake rwglon this morning. The western
area of hlah oressure ha continued slowly
eastward and now overlies the central por
tion of the country, with Its crest over tne
plains states. A very decided drop In tem
perature accompanied the rising pressure
over the valleys and the weather is much
cooler from the Pocky mountains eaat over
the valleys and lake region. No precipita
tion worthy of note ns occurrea west or
the Mississippi river during tne last
twentv-four hour and generally fair
weather prevails throughout the west.
Fair weather will continue In this vicinity
tonight and Thursday, with warmer Thurs
dT. .....
Minimum temperature ana precipitation
compared with the last three years:
ent innn e. ftla )4WaF
1H1V. aVW. WW, liVI .
Lowest last night .. 2 44 82 27
Precipitation .00 .00 .w .,
Normal temperature Tor toaay, aa oeKreen.
Deficiency In precipitation lne March 1.
12.64 Inches. .... .m-
Def lolency corresponding period In 1908.
1.28 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
1.48 inches. . '
U A WELSH, Local Forcatr.
Bt. I-oala General Market.
8T LOfJIS. -Nov. 2. WHEAT Future;
firm; December. 81 He; Msy. 674o. Caah.
firm; track: No. 1 red, WVafclWc; No. 2 hard,
899"C
CORN Futures, higher; December, 4fi
45Hc; May. 4?'a'4.ic. Cash, higher; track;
No. I, 4W; No. 2 white, 4tk.
OATS Futures, lower; December, &Abc;
May, 3SHo- Cash, higher; track: No. 2,
61'ir; No. 2 while, SVuotttc.
RYE- eady; 76Sc.
ifinnir: red winter patents,
14 WIN. 80; evtra fancy and straight, $3.80gi
4 26- hard winter clear. 23.3Wtf3.a0.
Hj.;i;i Timothy, lo.00(ii.00.
HAY-Klnnfmothy, 213. 0(3 13-00; prairie,
$10 .ton 14 .00. , . . .
pliOV If IONS Pork unchanged; Jobbing.
tin 00' lard, lower; prime steam, iii.imii
1170; dry salt meat steady; boxed extra
shorts ll.c; clear ribs, llc; short clears,
12o' bacon, ateady; boxed extra shorts,
13.'o- clear ribs. 13c; short clears, 13',c.
POl'LTKY Firm; chickens, 10c; spring?,
lie turkevs, le; ducks, 13c; geese, 10c.
BIT I ER Steady; creamery, 2tnilc.
KCrOH Higher; 24Hc
Aece nt. ShlDments.
10.400 12. MO
7li.OH) 65.000
44 00 19.000
38,000 50,000
Allla-Oialmen vfi ...
Amalaamatad Copper IT. TOO Tl 10
Amarloaa Agrtoultural . .. . 400 4SS4 44
American Boat Sugar 400 47
American Can 4oe 10 ln
Amerlnan A I" 64H 64
Amarlcan CXrttan CHI....... - 47 tr
American H. A U pfd.iM. .....
Am. loa Saouritloa. ...... ..... .....
American bloaaad
Amartran Ioaomotlva
Amerlran 8. R 11. X
Am. . A R pfd too
Am. Rtaol . rnundiiea BM
Am, Butar Refining., ...... too
American T. A T 4,0
Amarlcan Tobaeee pfd..... 100
Amarloaa Wtwlai .......... TOO
Anaconda alining Cb. 700
tilt
104
444
lltVfc
142(4
US
u
w
106 4
101
11IH
'tir,
7714
am
UK
mo
. 100
1,400
.Tj-al 814
34yS 24)
41 4V
I 1 I
17 0i!i; 17 0l 17 00 ( 17 06
IB o:, 14 16 1 024i 16 16
I.
31;31Vifri
84 U $4ktla.l 81
17 00
16 06
11 42H! 11 47Vj 11 424 U M
10 il'ai 10 L'TV.1 U 2L'ta . 26
8 8 77 I 0 70 1 7Mk
9 07! 10 I 05 I 70,
8 mil 8 i s 76 I 8 70 I
U 50
10 a'.
9 07'4
8 S74
Flour, barrel .
Wheat, bushel
Corn, bushels .
Oats, bushala .
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOCU Weak, winter patents, 24.104H.90
A'lnter straights. IlKiKjd.KS: spring straights
44 -?j 4.60; bukera. t2.5i'6.u0. Spring pat
ants, bent hard, to-li.
RYE No. 77c,
BARLikY Feed or mixing. 6uc; fair to
fholce malting, 7tij75c.
BKEDM-No. 1 sjiuthwestern flax. 214R14:
No. 1 north weatiirn flsx, 2-.044. Timothy,
il.Wyi'i. Clover, HS.Sti.
t'ltoVIe'IONd Ueta pork. per bbv.
2l7.2a4i'i;.6u, Lard, per iuO pounds. U.87,
tihort r'bs, s dt-a, (loosel 19 i.Vu 10.76. Short
clear sides. 1 boxed I, 1 10. fori 1 1 .00.
'lota! clear, nces of wheat and flour were
Kiual to Iw.i'J) bu.thels. Primary racelpt
ei M"0 buahela. couiiare.i with- 1.473.
4n0 buptieid tLe currt Kpuiuling day a year
ago. Thri world's visible supply, as shown
l.y RratHti eel's 6 G74.u. tatlmated
receipts for tomorrow: wheat 30 cars; corn
17 cars; oats 127 rars; hogs, 17, nm head.
Chicago Caah Prtoe Wheat; No. 2 .ed,
liiHl.c; No. 3 red. &sVile; No. 2 hard,
BoiVii'c; No. 2 hard, 6Sjj 'Joe; No. 1 north
ern Hfirliig, SiAr..r1.03; No. 2 northern upiing,
ll tn'til W; No. :: api-lng. KuJl.tol Corn. No
2 cash. 4UA. ' VV.c: No. 3 caeh. 4rHj-io; No.
t whit. fciiU)'c: No. 3 whlta. 4'.kjj 4S",o;
No. 2 yellow. uifooc; No. 1 yellow. 43
foe tatt: No. 2 caah, 31Hc; No. i white,
,'.'! il',0.. No. S white. fn,"i3JV4C; No. 4
white'. 81"4c; atatidard. JJv8J2o.
HV'TTKIt -Steady; crcaii.ui lea, 24igTJ0c;
4alrle. 23'u'3;. .
t;ii'i-ft-adv: receipts, 4.100 cases; at
maik. rases Inchidcl 162lVjc; flrsU. 21S
C'.'iir; prime flrrts, ?8c.
IIKKSH-Firm; daisle. 15H'f1i'c; twins.
l4''lil4Vi : young Americas, 1.J16Vc; long
koilit. l.'ijl(.VC.
1 iTAToES Weak; chrdce to fancy, 46a I
0c: fair to good, 3&J43c. j
I'OV'I.TRY : steady; turkeys. 17c; hens. !
lie; stirltiKS. liVsii. I
VKAIr-Sieady ; t5 to 60-piund
fktflOl': wj to UvUOUlMl w
llo pound weights. Iiu.,ji2ic.
Chicago Ri-ceipta V heat. M cars; corn.
t'i cara. oats. 133 cars. KatlmMed Tomur
row Wheat. 80 cars; corn, 15J cars; oats,
127 car.
Kaaaaa City Grata and Provlalaa.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Nov. l-WHEAT-Deeember
7Sl637V,c. ller; May. 2Mf
US'.c bid. Cash: 1 nchanged to HHlo .
lower- No. 2 hard, 87fiy3M..e; No. 3, S4(tf0c;
No. 2 red, SW; No. 3 8V?j90o.
CORN-Market, tl4c lower; No. 2
mixed. 47c: No. 3. 4oc; No. 2 whlta. 4.o;
No 3 46V4Si444c. Futures: December,
4is'c sellers; May. 47mci17'4c bid.
OATS Unchanged: No. 8 white, HQSIMo;
No. 2 mixed, J0H31VtC
RYE No. 2, 7211 7&c..
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy. J13.j0ft
14 00; choice pralr!. $ll.ri 12.00.
PUTTER Creamery, c; first. 2c; sec
onds 24c: packing stock. 21.c.
KOOa Extras. . 28c; first. 2c; aec
onris, ISc. Receipts. Phlpmenti.
122.0O ljft.tKio
S out 22.000
8.000 ,oi)0
Atrhlann 3,701)
Atcblaon pfd . 2h
Atlantis coaat Una MO
Baltimore A Ohio
Bethlehem ateel 400
Brooklra Rapid Tr. ......... 400
Canadian Paclflo 4.XJ0
Central Laat her V
Central Laathar pfd k
Central at New Jaraay
rbesaoaaka A Ohio 6.KI0
Chicago A Alton
Cbloafo O. W., new too
C. O. W. pfd too
Chicago A N. W 00
C, tl. A Bt. P ,
C, i'., a a st. l, tne
Colorado F. A I .
Colorado A Southern. too
Consolidated Oaa
Com Producta 4i0
Dalawara A Hadaon 100
Denrar A Rio Oranda 100
D. A R. O. pfd
Distillers' BacurMlaa ino
Brla 40O
Brio lat pfd 100
Brie 14 pfd
General Kleatrte 404
Oraat ffortharn pfd 1,000
Or eat Northern Ore etfa... Too
Illlnota Contial too
Intarboroufh Mat. too
Int. Mat. pfd 2,000
International Harreeter ... toll
Int. Marina pfd
International Paper 1,140
International Pump. 100
Iowa Central 400
Kansas City Btt..v
K. .'. Bo. prs
Laclede Oaa
Loulavllla A Naahrtlla.,
Minn. A Bt. Louie ,
M., Bt. P. A B. 8. M...
M., K. A T
M.. K. A X. pfd
Missouri Paclflo SO M
National Biscuit ,
National Laud 8n
N. R. K. of M. id pfd.... 8.400
Naw York Cantial 4,K
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk A Wsatarn 104 t
Korth Amarlcan
Northern Paclflo 1.4U4 11
Paclflo Mall
Pannsylvanla .......... 1,104
people'a Oaa ;0
P.. C, O. A St. It.
Pttuburf Coal
Preeaed Btaal aar
Pullman Palace Car...
. Railway Btaal Bprtng 100
, Raadlnf U.tnO
Kapubllo B.aal 1,400
KtpuDtio eioai pia .V.
Rock leland Oo I,t00
KocK Island Oo. pfd 1U0
Bt. L. A 8. F. M pfa IvO
R. Louis R. W
Ft.- L. 8. W. pfd.
Rloae-ghefneld 8. A I.
Houtham Pacific
southern Railway ....
Bo, Railway pfd
Tenneeaee Oof par
Texae A Paciria
T , at. U A W 400
T . Bt. L. A W. pfd too
Vnlon Paetfle 44,400
Union Paclflo pfd 104
United Btatat Raalty
tinlted Btatat Rubber 400
I'nlUKl gtataa Btaal 74,700
V. B. Btaal pfd 1100
llah Ooppar .t"0
V a. -Carolina Chemical ... l.0
Wabaah 1 0
Wabaah pfd 4o0
Weatarn Maryland ......... 404
Weetlnchouee Blactrla 3"0
Waetam I'nlon 4i41
Whaalln A U E
Total aalaa for the day, 104, 4U
44
41
Ut
14
TO
'tH
us
174
It
2
2H
444
iii"
lt7
44
196
B
674.
Ill
"ii
44
IMt
404
141
44i
40
86
ntv
1K8
lot
tot,
10614
444
lit
141
44H
64
4
104
101
114
'ti"
7f
00
44
1'A
'
'ii'"
444
144
47
64
144
17
1
3i
64
1
44
10
64
t.
IJ
14s,
12
41
104
44
114
18
n
4
li
101
117
10
f
77
jo a
M'4
106
m
s
4ft
14
4
BtMrtoa Copper Market.
Th following quotation are furnished
by Logan A Bryan, member Boston
Stock exchange, 416 South B.xtaanth street,
umana:
8 Mtchliai
14 Miami
44 Mohawk
Adventur
Arlaona Cora. ...
Allouaa
AtlalMlo
Ctl. aV Artacma.
Cl. A Harla...
Ontanntal
Copper Rant ..
Paly-Weat
Xaat Butt ,
Ptrat National ..
Hanoork
Holreua
Indiana
lata-Rafale
Keweenaw
Lake Copper ...
La San, .......
.chusetta .
., t Nlplaaln
.. 66 North Butt
.,640 ' Owceola
81 ..Old Dominion
.. 71 Qulney
.. 4 Kay ("on.
.. 10 thajinon
.. 1 Superior Copper ....
.. 44 Bupertier A Boston.
.. 1 Tamarmak
.. 1714 V. 8. 8. A R. Co..
.. 13 do pfd
.. trtah Coo.
.. 40 Wolverine
.. 10 Yukon Oold
.. t Buaton A lly
6
50
60
11
t6
W
41
T7
. 14
63
7
40
. 44
tMt
141
, 4
. 1
44
144
U6
614
196
21 '4
7
110
"ii"
44
16
104
ltfctl
iii"
4
'ii"
- a
84
116
'ii
iii
lii
lot
440 84 44
44
1M
U
"4
46
44
6
114
84
lo
4, lis)
luO
4,800 34 r
aft
162
64
ii
46
48
41
114
14
87
44
174
44
'i
74
117
60
fc
14
64
411
7S
74
87
64
171
48
"ii"
76
114
4
46
111
14
at
74
1
84
44
1M
17
164
u
T6
!
,r
17
166
137
6
U6
81
67
110
17
18
41
1D
41
44
1IM
146
4
144
64
47
44
114
40
84
116
1 4i
44
46
11
8K
1S1
lil
144
16
162
4.f1
87 ij
8
64
44
84
46
64
ll
t
14
37
7
84
74
117
60
60S
S
44
73 u
72 I
Botlon Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Nov. I. Clolng quotation on
stocks were:
... 46 Miami Copper ...
... 71 Mohawk
... 14 Nevada Con
... lHNlplasln Mine .
... 4 North Butta
If. 17 North Lake
... l Old Dominion ..,
... 44 Osceola
...6to Parrett B. A O
... tlQulncy
C ll Hhannoa
... 10 Superior ..........
... 11 Superior A B. M.
... 7 Superior A P. O.
...46 Tainaraok H..
.... 7 V. B. 8. R. A M
81 do pfd ,
4H Utah Con.
41 Winona
li Wolverine ....
AUouas
Amal. Copper ...
A. 2. L. A 8
Arisen Oorn. ...
Atlantlo
B. A a C. A 8.
FutU Coalition .
CaL A Arlaona.....
Cal. A Hacla
Centennial ........
C-opper Kanga C. C
Eaat Butta C. M...
147 I Franklin
1S( ; Glroux Con
4 Oranbr Con
Clraene Caoanaa . ..
Iala RoTala Copper,
Karr Lake
Lake Ooppar
La sal la Ooppar,..,
Aakad.
80
60
....
.... 1074
..... 80
....
.... 41
....1S2
.... 15
.... 74
1S
.... 63
.... 7
.. 13
.. 68
.. 8
.. 4
.. 84
.. 10
..118
Tew York Car Market.
The following quotation are furnished
by Logan 4k Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange, 815 South Sixteenth, street.
Omaha:
Bay Mate Oaa.
Boston Own. ..
Butte OoallUoo
Oactua
Chlno
Chief con. ....
Fraction
Davis-Daly ....
Ely Central ...
Kly Cork.
Fraaklla .......
Olroux
.... 84 Narad Con. 80
.... 1 Newhouae ... 1
.... 14 Nevada-Utah ....... 1
.... 81 Ohio Copper 1 16-14
.... 81 Rawhide Coalition .. 8
. 1 11-lt Rar Central 1
84 4 wlft Pkf . Oa 104
...4 t , Bears-Roebuck Oa. ,.1
W1 tlWer Pick
.. lt tupertor A P...
.... 11 TouopaH Mining
7 Trinity Ooppar .
Uoldtlald fnorenoe at 3 VHIted Copper
OokKlald Daisy t Ndrth Lake
Oraana Cananaa .... 7 Bohemia ..
Inaplratlen 81-ltO)lbway .
Laruee
7
18
6
4
t
4
3
Tveaaary tatcateat.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of bust
nesa todav was aa follows:
Trust Funds Gold coin, J81,689.669; silver
dollars. $484,062,000; silver dollars of lltVO,
ll.bog.ooo; silver certificates outstanding,
84.4,0(0,000. ' .
General Fund Standard silver dollar In
feneral fund, t3,732; current liabilltle;
114,726,277; working balance in treasury
offices, 832,344,226: In banks to credit of
treasurer of tho United Htates, 95,604.21.
Oct.
Oct
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct,
Oct.
Nov.
fov.
26...
24...
27...
28...
3...
80...
81...
1...
2...
I 47 I 7 541
8 iVWl 7 6 It M
8 i 7 64 6 80
8 Ki 7 fii; B 87
8 U ' i
a
I 01
7 87
7 .1
7 6
7 701
I
T 73
7 05
t 801
8 60
I 6S
S 71
I 6 ( 121 I UJ l 20
t 4b
a
S 60
8 18
60
S bill
8 61
I 68
t 1!
8 18,
4 ft
4 ml
4 81
16
2 08
8 08
8 01 4 6 41 4 64
10 4 W 4 84
4 84
4 V2
II 08
Ii 01
4 K6
88
t 82
Sunday.
Receipt and d.po.tlon of live atook at
th Union block Yards. South Omaha, for
iweiity-tour hours ending at I p. m. yea-
tei day 1
RliClilFTS CA KJS.
Cat Hogs. Shep. H'r 8.
C. M. A Bt. P.
Wabash
Mo. faclflo
Union Pacific
C. at N.-Vv., east
C. N.-W., west....
C, Bt. P., M. A O...
C, B. & Q.. eaat
C, H. & y., went...
C. H. 1. P.. east..
C, li. I. A P., west.. 1
innols Central I
C. G. W
2
1
2
72
8
123
7
4
66
T
10
Total receipts
2
...2S7
ti
22
1
in
Dl SFOSITION- HKAD.
Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 1.4j0 4.3 7bo
Hwltt & Co 1.7u7 o S.644
1 uuany PacKitig Co. ...1,443 44 l,Ko7
Armour ot Co 1,12 468 2, two
ricnwartx-Holen Co 23 .... ....
W. H. Vanaatit Co.. ..1 23
benton Vansant dc L.ush 118 a...
J. Lob man 23 .... ....
Hill c oon 8 ....
r 11. Lwls 60
Houston A Co 24 a.. a ....
J. H. Root ox Co M ....
J. H. Rulla 'i a. .a
Lw F. Husa 80 .... ....
L. Wolf a ' ....
McCreai-y & Carey .... i;
8. Wertheimer 250
H. F. Hamilton 81
Lfehmer Bros 17 .... ....
Mo. & Kans.-Calf. Co.. 1W
ivline & Co 16 ....
1'olbley & Hro Ill
Other buyer 1,804 .... 84,444
Total .8.867 8,058 31.665
, KHEKP-Numerically, receipt , of alieeo
nd lamla totlay were large, but big strings
of tailing art still showing up from the
western country and mutton and fat lamb
string are available only by making deep
sorts. A few half-fat consignment from
he corn belt were Included In the run. but
packers are showing very little Interest
this elas of stock, and much of It Is
olng back Into th country for a final
inish at feeder price.
Trade In all of Its branches wa very
low this morning. Movement wa void of
f and inquiries for both killers and feed-
ra were anything but snstiDy. Parker
in th eaat are being heavily supplied wltn
stive stuff and. In most respects, local
tagnancy is nothing more than a rel lec
tion ot conditions at eastern markets. Val
ues weakened from the opening, fat lambs
moving at figures around a dime lower
nd fat sheep selling at shaded prices.
Mutton Is more easily retailed than dressed
amb, of course, which accounts tor lesser
ecllnes In fat wethers and ewe lately.
Collapse In th feeder market thle week
did not surprise trader very muoh aa the
remarkable demand from country lection
during the past two month wa due to
now considerable shrinkage, in point 01
ctivlty, today' trade waa one of the
ulleet of the aeason. In point of prinea,
level were the loweet. pee-wee lamb ell-
ng around 8J 2f'J3 S. Good fleshy lain 04
for feeding ar quotable up to 8A.75, a 32 60
pread taking bulk of offering. Feeder
heeD hav not suffered as muoh a lamb
and, while Jlow, are selling little worse
han a quarter lower than the same class
of stork at last week's close.
Quotation on rras stock: Good to
choice lambs. 86.2fc.60; fair to good lambs.
30ii.26; feeding lambs. S3.KV36.76; handy
weight yearlings, 84.B0.it4.26; heavy year
lings. 84.Wd4.O0; feeder yearling. 84 MI
lo; good to choice wether. .83.7fa4. 00; fair
to good wethers. 8S50cfJ3.7B; feeding weth
r, 83.3&ifSW; breeding we, 34.00B5 0";
fat ewes, feeding ewes, 83.2B?
00; oanners. 81 mwK-ZS
No.
235 fed weth era
81 Wyoming wether
178 Wyoming ewe, feeder
f Wyoming we. feeder
284 Idaho lamb, feeder
(03 YV yomlng lamhs
Bh2 Wyoming lamps, reener
368 Wyoming lamb, feeder.....
48$ Wyoming lamb, feeder
St. W yoming lamba, reedera..,..
4,'.4 Wyoming lamhs, feeder
760 Wyoming ewes
1617 Wyoming lambs, feeder....
2,'K) Wyoming ewe, feeder
444 Wyoming ewe, feeder.,.....
?9 western lamb, feeder
57 western lamb, feeder
124 western lamb, feeder
ISO western lambs, feeders.......
884 Wyoming lambs, feeder
fi2l Wyoming lamb, feeders.....
f"8 Wyoming ewe, cull
227 Wyoming ewes, feeder
S79 Wyoming lamb, feeder
201 Wyoming lamb, feeder
661 Wyoming lamhs, feeder
69 Wyoming lamba, feeder
718 Wyoming lamhs, feeder cull
H Wyoming Is nibs, feeder cun
274 Wyoming lamb, feeder
New York Mining; Stock.
NEW TORK, Nov. 2. Clolng quota
tion on mining stock were:
Alloa 140
Cora. Tunnel atock. 84
0b IM'IIU. -
Oon. Cal. A Va 104
Ham ailver 46
Iron Stiver 164
Leadvtll Can. 10
Little Chief .
Max tea
Ontario
Ophlr
fitandard
Tallow Jacket
.... 10
....110
....
....116
.... 45
.... 46
Wheat, bushel
Corn, bushels .
Oats, bushel
Msthle Sapply ' Grain.
NFW YORK, Nov. 2. Special cable and
telegraphic communications by RradHtreet'i
how th following change in available
supplies as compared with . previous acc
suppltea a compared with previous
account: Wheat. lulled
of Rockies, Increased 2,34U.(0 bush
els' Canada. Increased 1.076.0UO bushels;
total Cnlted States and Canada, increased
8 514 000; afloat for and 1 In Kurope. in
creased 2.000.000; total American and Eu
rrlai supply increaee.1 4.614.000. Corn.
Cntted Plates and Canada. Increased 4o.00;
outs Cnltod State and Canda, Increased
&tor. The leading increase and decrease
reported this week follow; Increase.
Manitoba. 4Ut0n0 bushels; Minneapolis pri
vate elevator. 100 nOO bushels; Chicago pri
vate elevator. SC.OuO bushels; Rochester,
7otJ0 bushels; Omaha. 73 OuO bushels. lJe
crfaaes, ft. Joseph, 78,000 bushel.
rhtleilelphla Prod ace Market.
PHIIArEIPlM A. Nov. 8. BUTTER
Firm; western creamery He higher; extra
western creamery, 33';c: nearby prints, S4c.
j.;,jc3l.-irnv, lc hlKher; Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, free cases, 31c at
mark; current receipt. In returnable case.
8Sc, at mark; western firsts, free case, 31c
at 'mark; current receipt, free case. 2c.
at mark.
CH KKSE Mealy ; :sew lor. 11111 cream.
Load cm Meaey Market.
LONDON. Nov. 2 American aeouiitle
opened firm and a fraction higher today.
Fair buying followed and prloes further
Improved. At noon th market waa steady
with value ranging from B7a above yes
terday' New Tork closing, Canadian Pa
clflo declined 1.
Ixindon closing atock quotation:
Conaola. money ..71 1-14 l-oulevllle 4t N
do account, Dee... T4 M., It. A T...
Amal. Copper 71 N. V. Cant -ml.
Anaconda 4 Norfolk W.
Atolilaon 14 do pfd
do ptd lo4 Ontario A W.
Baltimore A Ohio. ..114 Fen nay Ivan la .
Canadian Paolflc ..! Hand Ulnae ..
Chesapeake A Ohio.. 44 Reading
44 80. Railway .
1W do pfd
17 Bo. Paclfla ...
. 44 I'nlon Pnol;ic
77 do pfd
10 V. 8. Steal
60 do 64
, tt Wabeaa
. da pfd
.117 Bpanlsk ,
Quiet at 26 13-1M
Cbl. Ureat Weatarn.
Chi.. 6111. A St. P.
Da Basra
Denver 4k RIO 0)....
da pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do 3d ptd
Ormnd Trunk
llllnoia Central ....
81I.VER Bar,
ounce.
MONET 4ff4S per cent.
The rata of discount in th open market
for short bills Is 4 per cent; for three
months' bills, 4 per cent.
....160
.... 16
....114
....lol
.... M
... 47
... 4
... 74
... 8"
... 41
...M!
...1711
... 46
... 41
...ill
... 1
...44
... 40
par
Local 8r arret las.
Quotations furnished by Burn. Brlnktr
A Co., 448 Naw Omaha National bank
e.-tKUiaiSfih;.Vcy; September W; October, 14. .lie
l.lverpeel Orala Market.
I.IVKRPOOL. Nov. 8 WHEAT Spot
dull; No. 2 western winter, 110 stuck;
futures weak: Iecember. 8d; March,
4a K'S J ; May. nominal.
I'OHN Spot easy; American mixed, is
Tfl; futures jult; January, ta 3'J; Feb
ruary. 4 I'tJ.
Ualath Grata Market.
til'H'TH, Nov. 8. I'ecember.
Itlay. 1UH.; No 1 northern, 8102;
Rurthem "aei0$1.0OU.
OATS-8lo.
31 ,:
No. 2
Pear la Market.
PKORIA. Nov. t CORN Higher; No. 2
ellow 4ic; No. 8 yellow. 4c; No. 8,
44c. No. 4. 47'c: no gtada, 4io
4A.Ti atroug; No. I wklte, UVso. No. I
llluiicunolli tirala Market.
MINN F '1. IS, aS'ov. t. WHEAT De
cember, w May. 81 044 1 04: No. 1
hard. 31tr.i; .so. 1 noitiiem, 1.0lljl.02:
No. 2 northern. Wtct 31.0- ; No. 3. Wii4
97VtC-
H.AX-Cloed at 82 59.
(Y1HN-N0. 3 yellow. 49ii4c.
OATS No. 2 white. 80b31c.
R V K No. 2. 74u Voc,
BHAN-In 100-pouud tacks. 18 0HU8 50.
Mllwaakea tirala Market.
MM.WACKEE. Nov. 2 Fb4)CR steady.
WHEAT No. 2 northern. 8l.W4il.ttB: No.
2 northern. ltVul.01; December, 8aSc.
MATS-ru tic.
UARLEV camples. afctfrTbo.
Ouiabt Hay Market.
OMAHA, Nov. 1 HAY No. 1 upland.
811 uu. No. 2 upland. 83 W; packing, e Oo;
alfalfa. 812.00. Straw; Wheat, 8400; ra,
;.uu; oat. l-0tt
building;
Id. Aakad.
Boyd County warrants t
111, ot Umaha 4a. itsl 44 -
City Natl.Ki.l Bldf. 4a. 143) tt 10
Colorado Tel. Co. 7 aar cant 41 64
(Olunieua. Neb., g. L. 6a. 1J4 4 Wi
tetro.t tdlaan 6a. 1441 101 11
Doroit I mud Hy. 4a. U1 40
ralnnont f-reaniery lat g. 4 par cant, at lot
Uarman Flra ina. C 4 luO
Haray. Neb. (municipal, ta 4 luO
Hydraulic Pi aa. it Brick pfd M 14
Iowa Porttaa4 anient l.l ta st luO
kaiua U. A B. 7 per rt pfd, Wichita 44 l'
Kanaaa City R. A L. 6a. llll 44
Ixmis Ball Lumbar ta. lei W I'D
Lawrauca Co.. 8. D.. as. 1414 t 104.
Nabraaka trance Co.) war. 4 par cent loo
Marrta A C'a. ta. 1H eo i
Oiuiiit water to, UH4 at tt
Omalta Water lat prd X
Omaha W tier Id pfd 80
Onial.a A C. 8t. Hy. pfd 4 per oacit u 44
Om.l.a C. B. at. Ry. ta, Itat 7 44
tamaba baa ta, lvil 44 47
Oiuaba Oaa a. 1114 Iu4 14
It. Louie, ally, 4a. lou
Baal Clearlaa.
OMAHA, Nov, 8. Bank clearing for to
day were 83,114,418.82 and for the corre
sponding date last year, 23,064.827.84.
Coffee Market. (
NJEW YORK, Nov. 2. COFFEE Future
opened steady at an advance of 6S"10 point
on the steadier turn In Europ after open
ing declines, and estimates that the world's
visible aupply statement for the month of
October would show an increase of only
about 100,000 bags comparing with an in
crease of over 800,000 bag for the same
time last year. At first there wa no ag
gresslve buying and opening prices were
barely maintained, but later firm closing
cablea from Hamburg, prediction for rapid
failing off in the Brazilian movement and
talk of firmer primary markets started
covoring and the close wa steady at a
net advance of 14u IK points, bale, 4,2bu
bags; November, 8 KOc; Iiecumber, 8.96c;
January, .03c; February, Sl.ooc; March,
.16c; April, .lc; May. 8.16c; June, July,
Auguat, September and October, k.Utc.
Havre closed at a net loss of Vyl fianc,
comparing with Saturday. Hamburg wa
Vol higher than yesterday. Owing to
the church holidays there were no cablea
in Brazil. New York warehouse deliveries
yesterday were 13) bag, agalnat 14.076
lat year. A private cable from Bantu
aid th current crop would approximate
B.uOO.OuO bag, but that receipt were re
tarded by rain, hpot conee, steady; ttio
No. 7, 11c; 8anto No. 4, IVo; mild coffee
quiet; Cordova, llCrL3c.
Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. t-COTTON Spot,
cloaed quiet and unchanged; middling up
land. 14.66c; middling 1 gulf, 14. 80c; aU.
247 bale.
po.toii futures closed steady; November,
1421c: December. 14.3Go; January, 14.22c:
February. 14.27c; March. 14.31c; April. 14.34c;
May, 14.40; June, 14 37c; Julv. 14 1k-.
BT. LOUIS. Nov. 2. COTTON Steady
middling, ltVtc. Sale, none; receipts,
7,H2 balea; shipments, 4,847 bale; atock.
4.864 bale.
Furnished by Logan A Bryan, member
New York Cotton exchange, tio Boutn oix
teenth street. Omaha. Neb. a
CATTLE Receipts were liberal again to
day rfnd the general quality ot tne offer
ings very fair for this time of tne year,
More favorable advice from eastern mar
kets and an improved demand from tnat
quarter were responsible for a generally
better feeling tn the trad and botn njulv
and western range beeves ruled strong to
a dime higher than yesterday. The outlet
was broad, the trade brisk and th move
ment livelier than it ha been for several
day past. A usual, all olaea of buyer
favored th lighter weight steers and year
ling, but anything at all desirable from
the dress beef man's standpoint found a
ready outlet at aood. atrong figure.
Improvement wa also very noticeable In
the market for cows and heifer. Outald
butcher had good order to fill and th
am waa true a to local packers, so tnat
all decen gradea of butcher and beef atock
found a ' good outlet at prices that wer
strong to dime highar than yesterday.
Despite tne improvement in fat cattle.
the trade In stackers and feeder continue
very dull. Country demand ha been dis
appointing all week, while the medium to
common kinds have been neglected and the
trtnd of values has been lower right along.
Stock heifers sold In about the same
notches as yesterday, but outside of tne
really desirable aradea 'the general mar
ket for feeder and stockers wa dull and
lower
wuotatlons on natlvt cattle: Good to
choice beef steers ta.tj037.26; fair to good
beef steers. 5. 6OQ6. 40; common to fair beef
steer, 34.25(55.25; good to choice cows and
heifers. 34,j(ito.OO; fair to "od eows and
heifers. 33.4"ii4.0O: comibba l fair cows
and heifers, 82.75(3.40; good to choice stock
ers and reeders, H.boitfo.ib; Ialr lo gooa
locket and feeders, 14. (JO'S 4. 60; common
to fair Blocker and feeders, S3.0033.80;
stock heifers. 83.00ta4.2C; veal calvea, J.J0tf
7.&0: bulls, stags, etc.. 33. 00114.70.
Quotations on range cattle: cnoioe to
rime beeves. 84.00(ii6.75: good to choice
eevea. 85.40U6.00: fair to good beeves, 84.60
aj6.z&; common to rair oeevee, 6J.ivtft.iu;
good to choice neirer. m.i"hd.w; cooa to
choice cow, it. oe(74. 66: rair to gooa cow.
l3.MXa4.oo; can nets, 32.163.00.
jHepreaentatlv aalea:
BEEF BTEER3.
14. Av. Pr. No. . A. Pr.
t 1KJ6 6 00 to 1111 tut
COWH.
Options ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.) Yaa'y.
Deo.
Jan.
Mar.
May
July
14 45
14 35
14 41
14 f-
14 44
14 48 1 4 82 I 14 36
14 t 14 80 14 22
14 48 14 28 14 SI
14 63 14 86 I 14 40
14 48 14 80 I 14 3t
14 42
14 3o
14 37
14 46
14 30
I 8i K,j E.
!o: H.
Baak of brrataar glateateat.
BERLIN, Nov. 2.-The weekly statement
of the Imperial Rank of Uermany show
the follovwng change: Cash 111 hand, de
creased, TS.ei9.tMi mark; loan. Increased.
4o ore) mark; discount. Increased. 61
6a.0uO marks, treasury bills, decreased,
21873.0UO marks. Note in circulation In
craeal H,iii.wt marks; deposit, decreaaed,
Torpestls and Hoala Market.
SAVANNAH, Qa, Nov. 2. TL'BPES
TINE Firm: 76c; sales bt bbls. ; receipts.
103 bbls.; shipments. 1.624 bbls ; stock, la, 6, 4
bbls.
ROSIN Firm; aalea. 2.076 bbls.; receipts
5 6.so bbls.: shipment. 3.2'pO lihla ; stocks
72 721 bbls. Quote, li, 5 HOuio HO; D, 85 S.
E. 85 Kfrfs6.; F, 85 W-u.00; , 85,u-a
86 01", 0'; I- 86 Ot.; K., 84. 4o; M
86.60; N. 86.70, W. O. 87. 00; W. W.. 87 16.
Dry tioodt Maiket.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2. DRY GOODS-Th
carpet auction I attracting large at
tendance of buyer and the merchandise
la being bid for fcteadily. Price Miow
oni slight decline as compared with the
first days of the week, but art Hill v?ry
satisfactory. Cotton goods are quiet tirid
moderately steady. Silk velvets are twlng
ordered for the fall season of 111. The
demand for underwear and boaiety 1 fair
but not active.
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. 130
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. 463
. 744
. 764
. 848
. 1S6
. 120
,. 3Z4
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474
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10
X
t
4
1
8 16
I 16
1 86
1 60
1 66
8 75
HEIFF.RS.
3 60 84
ID - 8
3 40
CALVEH
3 00 t
26
1 1
4 00'' 1
4 00 11
4 36 1
4 16 8
4 60
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, 110
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8 78
8 74
4 00
4 80
4 36
4 10
4 74
4 4
4 76
4 76
4 76
6 00
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BTOCKER3 AND
614
416
474
!
703
. K6
114
4 70
8 75
I 76
8 45
4 00
4 06
4 It
11
FEEDERS
464
70
7a0
703
.Ida
. 1 VI
V
tut
ri
4 Ul
4 30
4 10
4 U
4 30
W MS T E R N'S N E B R A 8K A .
28 hs. A cs. 874
21 cows..
14 calvea
11 cows..
10 helferi
13 cons..
i50
.. 4o
..1006
... 6SS
4 00
3 75
4 80
8 06
3 W
8 40
IK steer. ...11178
30 cow 74
16 heifer... 676
23 feeder.. Ml
K0 feeder.. 1133
16 cow
g feeder. .1113
7 cow
H. Qummea Nb.
W 3W 8 cows
4 75 7 cow,...,
Hi 3 25
B F. Blessing Neh.
20 cow Hi JJi -U neitcis..
26 cows 8.(3 3 46 16 heifer..,
11 calvea... 2t2 4 To 16 feeders.,
H. At L. Korf-Neb.
23 feeders.. M6 4 40 11 cow.....
8 feeder.. 1008 4 60
L. Powell-Neb.
4 feeder.. W S 76 4 feeder..
8 heifers... 6.0 3 60
John McCauley Neb.
14 foeilers.. 74b 4 41 4 cows
4 40
Herman Neb.
8 60 8 cows....
6 76 6 calves..,
O. Bill Neb.
3 80 31 cows....
4 60 4 calve..
4 00
WYOMING.
,811 8 36 ti heifer.,
praj 4 60 16 cow....
.pad 4 KT, L-0 steer...
.U3U 3 00 26 feeder.
. 626 4 60
Edgar Bolce Wyo.
.10i(5 4 40 18 feeder.
.1066 4 40
ITAH.
863 8 90 8 ter
841
838
70S
413
738
4 86
8 36
2 76
4 66
4 86
8 26
S 80
8 70
2 86
4 04
3 feeder.. 6D6
J.
U cows..... 62
4 calves'... li?
J.
7 cow 818
14 calvea... 4.16
4 h. calve 367
26 cow....
12 steers...
16 steers...
25 steers...
IS feedre.
24 steers...
4 steers...
10 cows.
1000 I 78
81T 4 80
807 3 70
S7
244
890
887
631
604
l7
867
8 20
4 60
3 20
4 60
I 80
.1 26
4 40
4 46
971 4 46
1043 4 75
Av.
. 108
... U4
. 81
. 5
. 60
. 70
. (10
. 41
. 89
. 4
. 8
. 98
47
90
83
40
60
80
60
46
46
78
S3
68
44
46
48
40
40
46
Tr.
4 16
4 00
t or,
2 H6
4 60
6 60
B K6
5 60
4 00
t 60
4 80
8 40
6 20
8 tS
2 8)
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6 80
6 00
6 30
6 24
I 16
1 90
2 50
t 60
4 60
h
4 00
4 00
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle and Hoar Bivnmgr .
flheea) Weak.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2. CATTLE) Reeel pts.
SOtcf; market' strong: beeves. 84.40S7.0:
Texas steers, 33.30ij5.flO; western steers,
34.00ititi.70: stockers and' feeders. 34.1WS.40;
cow and heifer, 82.2004.26; calve, 27.60
10 26.
HOGS RecelDts. 28.000: market Btrontt:
5c higher than yesterday' average; light.
38.10ig8.75; mixed, 87.708.e0; heavy, 87.2"9
8.46: rough. 87.26er7.4A: rood to choice
heavy, 87.4.riSS.46; pigs, 37.60tf8.40; bulk of
sales, r1.autus.40.
BHEIOP AND LAMBS Receipt. 86,000;
market weak: native. 82.60W4 SO: western.
32.6f.fi4.30; yearling. 4.8fif7 5 40; lambs
(native), 24.75&6.66; western, 4?504.6O.
Kanaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2. CATTLE Re
ceipt. 13.000, including 000 aoutherna; mar
ket steady to 10c high en dressed beef and
export steers, 8. 00ft 7.50; fair to good, $4.76
4.00; western steer, 84.005.7Tj; stockers
nd feeders. 12.764)6.16: southern steer.
$3.7B6.26; southern cow, 32 75&'4.50;, native
cows, 32.761(7 5.00; native heifers, J3.50&4.60;
bulla. 33.4ir4.25; calves, S4.tXKii8.0O.
HOG 8 Receipts, 6,000; market 8 to 18c
higher: bulk of Bales, 87.9008.50: heavy.
37.86(8.05; packers and butchers, JS. 1048.50;
light. 3.30gt.55.
SHEEP AND LA M B a Recel pt, 16.000;
market strong; lambs, 85.26.76; yearlings,
84 264i4.7f,; wethers, 84.0034.50; ewes, fa.25
4.20; stockers and feeders, 82.75JJ4.50.
St. I.onla Live Stork Market.
BT. LOUIH. N)V. 2 CATTLE Receipt.
6.0U0 head, Inoludlng 1.600 Texan. Market
stuady to 10c higher; native shipping and
export steers, 80 5tyg 7.50; dressed beef and
butcher steers, 85.754(7.76: steers under 1.0U0
pounds, 86.0O4i7.75; stocker and feeder.
8:).0O!&6.25; cows and heifer, 88.7tVar7.O0; can-
ners, 12.7613.15: bull. 8V2uftl4.00: calves.
86.2V(t9.O0; Texas and Indian steers, 84.50
7.00; cow and heifers. 83.7MH.26.
HOO Rectlple. 7.210 head. Market
steady. Pigs and lights. 8.00u.tiS; packers,
W oo'jh.zb; butchera and best heavy, 3S.45
(68.65.
BH tilSP Receipts. 8,400 head. Market
steady. Native muttona. 83.76ii4.26: lamhs,
85.2r&475; cull and bucks, 32.603.00; stock
ers and feeders, 32.60rn.76.
St. Joaepk Lira Stoek Mark-el.
BT. JOSEPH. Mo.. Nov. 8. CATTLE
Receipts, 2,500 head; market, slow; steers.
84-50(4(7.00; cows and halfera, 83.6CX0'6.5O;
calve. 38.00(38.26. .
HOOS- Receipt. 4,000 head; 'market.
steady with yesterday' close; top, 8860;
bulk of sales, 87.758.46.
KHEKP AND LAMBS ReoalDt. 8.800
head; market. teady; lautba, 34 5044.66.
Stock la Sight.
Receipt ot live atock at th five prin
cipal western markets yeeterday:
' Cattle. Hog Eheep.
fornl. II 12-o pkge. Bf; M IJ-o. 4a,
p . '"urklsh, 7-crovin. per lb., 4i-; 6-rroMti,
rir r 14n yulnces: Per box. II l
VKGETAPLKH-Poiato: Karlv Ohio, lit
sacks per ho , K'e: lewa whli stoek, par
b,i s;.c. Sweet potatoes: Virginia, par
bhi' 32 60. Onion: loa, small red mil
yellow, per 1h., 8c; Spanish, per etwte. at
(larllo- Kxtra fancy, white, par lb., 1;,,.;
red per lb-. 1,0 F '''"nT; e"anoy Floelda,
nor' do., 81. Celery: Michigan, per dot
bunche. S6c. Rtithgs: Per IK, l4r
Cnmimher: Hot house, lVfc and I do., par
HoMMROWN VFOFTARLF-rahbs:
vw per lb., 1,p. Tomatoes: rr bsk., :,.
Ptrlng and Wag Pstnt: Per mkt. hk., 76o.
t,ettuc: Ftra fancy leaf, per do , 4Ar
prsly: Fancy homegrown, per dot
bnncl es. SO". Turnip: I'er mkt. bsk.,
Oamts: I'er ftikt. bsk., 40c. Beet: pr
mst bsk.. 86o.
MISCEl.I-N'EOI'ft Walnut: Black, par
,h 20; California N. L per lb.. lci Cali
fornia No. 2, per lb., 14c. Htckorvniits :
targe, par lb., 4c; (mall, per lb., 60. Cocoa
nut: Per sack, 8f60; per dts., 8(V. Honey:
New. 24 frames. 83 86. Cider, New York,
per bbl 3 50
Mal Market.
NEW TORK, Nor. 1 METALS Blsn
flard copper, firm; spot and futura, 812'
to 812.75. London closed firm; spot. (57
15s: futures, tvt 15s. Lake, locally, $127?
1T12H: electrolytic, tl 2. 76(9 18. 00, and casting.
12.5(VrU,7Jl. Tin, firm; spot and futures,
3.16.60 to 8.T7.0I; London, strong; spot. f18
7s M; futures, 1168 12 4d. Id, quiet:
84 4034.50, New York; t4 274(5 4.324. F.ast
8t. Louis; IiOndon. spot, 18 8a 9d. Spelter,
firm; 86.8Ofi4.90, New York; 6.T2-Jf .24j.
F.ast Pt. Louis; Ixvndon, sprit, 24 3a 4d.
Iron, Cleveland warrants. 49 lOHrt in Lon
don; locally, unchanged.
PT. LOl'13. Nov. 2. M ETA L8 Lea d .
firm, at 34.80; spelter, strong, at 86.76.
Swear Market.
NEW YORK. Nor. J SUGAR Raw
quiet; muscovado. 89 teat. 8 8O0; centrifugal.
84 test t.fcV: molaeee sugar, 88 test, 8.06c.
Refined quiet.
Wool Market.'
ST. LOUIS, Not. I WOOL St eady; ter
ritory and western medium, 18(623Vcj fine
mediums, 1720c; fine, U'a 10.
MELBA SINGS TO
. RECORD AUDIENCE
Reader Serenteen Seleettane to the
Dellgbt of Thoaaand of
Maale Lover. ,
Melba I today singing with th same de
lightful freshness, purity and power that
have always enthralled her audience. The
great aingar has this season renewed her
tuccessa In England, and In her present
concert tour her la endearing herself
anew to th American public by her in
comparable lnglng. And th4 diva la not
unmindful of tha appreciative audlenoe
the world over who, although they hav
never en her, hare, thanks to th Victor,
heard her marvelous .voice,
John Lemmone. the celebrated Australian
flutist, who cam to Amarloa with Mm.
Malba to play th obbllgati to th number
th diva 1 alnglng on hr eonoert tour a
well as on some of her record election,
also glv two Interesting flute rsoords,
and no mors beautiful playing of this In
strument has ever, been heard In America
than these two solos, "The Spinning
Wheel" with piano accompaniment by Mme.
Melba, and "By the Brook." Harry Lauder
gets off two more of his Scotch specialties
a melodious song, "Queen Among tha
Heather," and "A Trip to Inverary," In
which he describe a little trip he made in
a thlrd-clas car and th pietty lass he met
on the way.
There's entertainment for everybody In
this November list of New Victor Reoorda
and It isn't necessary to have a Victor
to enjoy It. Any Victor dealer will glv
you a detailed Hit of the new records
and gladly play any selections you want
to hear.
REBELLION IN PERU NIPPED
Gorerament Arreata Leader In IV lee
Spread Rebellions Mtvit;
tent. , , '41
LIMA, Peru, Nov. 2-By th arrest of
th leaders today the government nipped
In the bud a rebellious movement that ap
pears to have been planned pretty thor
oughly. At Cusco, a city of 80,000 population, In
the department of Cusco, government
agent last night uncovered a plot that
provided for simultaneous uprising at. dif
ferent plaoe throughout th republic The
organiser were soon In custody andrth
government adopted other measure to In
sure tranquillity. .'
The Peruvian boundary dispute with
Ecuador resulted In friotlon In th minis
try of Peru and for several months the
domestlo political situation has been disturbed.
South Omaha
Pt. Joseph .
Kansas City
Ht. Louis ...
Chicago .....
Totals ...
6.700
,. 2,r"
.. 13,0i i0
.. 5.3ml
,.a.uio
2.7HO
414
li.MlO
1,200
23,0110
24.6H0
2.S4)
16.000
o.4"0
80,000
..,) 900 81.500
OMAHA W1IOIEH4LK PRICES..
BUTTER Creamery, No. 8, delivered to
the retail trade in 1-lb. carton. 32c: No. 3.
in SO-lh. tub, 81c; No. 8, in 1-lb. cartona,
30o; packing stock, solid pack. 21Vtjc; dairy,
in ao-lh. tubs, W-natc. Market chanaes
very Tuesday.
CHEE8E Twin, 17api7Ho; Young Amer
ica, IS'ifC; daisies, 17wai8o; triplets. lnc;
Umburger. llo; No. 1 brlok, lS'ulho; Im
ported Swiss, (Be; derueitio rlwls, 24c;
block Kwlss, 22c.
POl'LTRY Dreseed broiler, under I lb.,
lf.00 dos. ; over 2 lb., 14o; hen. 16o; cock,
loMic; ducks, 18c; geese, 16c; turkeys, 86c;
plgems, par do., tli; homer squab, per
do., 84 00; fancy squab, ir do., 83 60; So,
1, per do., 33.00. Alive: Broiler, 15c; over
2 lb., fc; hen, 11c; old rooster, 7o; old
duck, full feathered, 11c; geese, full feath
ered, 10c; turkeys, 13c; guinea fowls, 2oo
each; plgson. per do., eve; homer, per
do., 33 00, squahs, No. 1, per do., 31.60;
No. 2. per do., 60c.
FISH (all frccen Pickerel, lto; white
fish, 18c; pike. 16c; trout, 14c; large crap
pias. 20c; Spanish mackerel, 16c; eel, lno;
haddock, 18o; floundei. 13c; green catfish,
16c; roe shad, tl uo aoh; shad rot. per pair.
66c; frog lags,
halibut. 10c.
BKFF CUT KID: mo. 1.
12 Vc: No. 3. 8V0. Loin: No. J.
18Wc; No. 3. 8'c. Chuck: No.
2. tc: No. 3, o. Round: No.
7'tc; No. 3. 7e. Plat: No. L
6A.c: No. 8. fc'AC
FRL'lT-Oraiig: California Valencia,
good size, per box, 86 uO; iS sue. per box,
$',. Lemons: Llmoniitra, extra fancy, juo
size, per box, U. 800 size, per box, to; choice.
PRISON CLERK IS OISMISSED
Joka Wllhart, Employed at Ltavt.
worth, Let Owt ae Resnlt of
Iaqalry.
LEAVENWORTH, atAn., Nt. l.-John
Wllhart, aaslatant chief clerk' of the fed
eral prison har. ha been dlsmlsaed from
the government ser-vlo aa the result of a
recent investigation of affairs, according
to announcement mad here today. The
dismissal ordr was glvn by Attorney
Utnral Wlokersham. Wllhart' formerly
waa clerk of the army sohool at Fort Leav
enworth. ...j j
Bor ghoote HI Slater.
CHA.RLK8 CITY. la.. Nor. J.-dlpecial
Telegram.) While playing together. Otto
Baab, aged 13. accidentally shot and killed
his slater, Lillian, aged 18, this afUrnonn.
Bh wa shot through th aeok. . Their
father. Rev. Mr. Baab, la . prof eaaor of
mathematioa at Charla City college,
Bigger, Better, Busier That is what tvd
vertlaing In Th Bee will do, for your
bualn. . ,,
Herbert t. Qooch Co.,
Brokers and Dgtlers ,
OmAIBT ratOYISIOMS TOOKB.
Omaha Office, lit Board of Trad Bids,
-toon Pbou, Doug. il, ind.. AI3.
4a.B8tS'X .villi j-AitaAaT
moooAi 644 i-um sf Aiax
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
lCc; No. 2,
17Sc; No. 2.
1. I'-ac; No.
1. c; No. 2.
6tc; No. 2.
HOQK-Llght supply proved a strong bul-1 800 size, par box. 31.60, 06O a. r box,
list, influence In the hog yard, this morn- ' V' ? "l , I,''1
li.g and a good part of yesterday', declln , Y " p..r. K.fvi J1"!',t'0'
was regained a a reault. Demand wa ! buztoti. 7 ;" York Keif er.
! per bbi . 44 uu; v aiuuriua vv inter iNtrTiis, per
I box. 62. 60
per blil..
Apples: Hume-grown cooking.
active at figures ranging rroin strong to a
dime higher and a perfect clearance vtas
Packer bought most of the hogs as chip- orimr 1.0..... oen
ping demand I more or less discriminating I'avls, per bbi 83 00 Missouri VS ineoap.
and require, a fairly troad assortment for Pr "'""Vm 'H,0l.i" ''.
Its requirement.. oth.r varieUea per bbl. 84 t o orado jona-
Hravy wegiht. mad. up the big end of than, per bog I ' "la Graven-
receipt, a. usual, and the market, as a stein. Pr bo. 2 10 Calif o, nla Hellef loa er.
whole was reflected by ..ilea of this claas per box. li t. VS a.-hinMon Orliiie -olden
of stock Cood heavies moxed around if HO nd Jonathan, extra fancy, u to 124 s .a
tr7 ''. with extra heavy and rough packing per box, 3- Jv (V',ap':1 Lil m okay.
irades at 37 75 and less. The late tra.le per crat. tl 40; lu mtird.Ml 'hkanandNew
wa rather dull, closing little, if any h.gher York. ,er 8-lb. bk.. jut . MaU,a o0 ti 66 lbs.
than yesterday's market. gro.s, per krg. ti. otrttS. .rnlTrlei: Per
Light ho, were scarce and attracted box. KM: l M . Jeraey. per bid .
more competition lietu.t of till fact, t lats. Anchor brand . new . 30 1-lb.
Good bacon animal sold a high as t45. pgs. " lo, l-r bo. 2. 1'1; Nw Call-
OFFICE Os THH CONSTRUCTING
Quartermaster, Fort Crook. Nebraska, Oct.
tti 1810 Healed proposals, in triplicate, for
the construction oCa reservoir and well
. t F.,n 'rook. Nelnaska. will b-received
per dos., toe; salmon, 18c: 1 at thla office until U a. in., Nov. 4, 1810, and
j then publicly opened. A guaiintee of 10
per cent OI too amuurib vi ztm proposal
must accompany each bid. PUns and
specifications may be en at tkla oftlco
only. Blank, form and Information fur
nished upon application her . Piopoaal
should be lndored "Proposals for Con
struction of llest-rvolr ana Well," nd ad
dresseif to Hacoud Lieutenant A. W. Lane,
Constructing yuartermasler. A. W. Lane,
Pocond Lieutenant. Fourth Infantry. Con
structing wuartertnatr. 021-22-24-25-N-2-8
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
Omaha, Neb., November 1, 1U10. Keeled
proposals, In triplicate, will be received
here and by Qual termasters at th post
t3otu 0V; Missouri Ji nathan and 1 named herein until 10 a. m., central stand-
IJeceuiorr t. ipiv, tor tunnelling
ard time.
Hhelled Corn during the f seal year ending
June 80, 1811. at r orts :rook, Omaha and
Robinson. Nebraska; Forte Ixtnvenworth
anil Riley, Kanaaa, and fort Mackenzie,
Wyoming. Proposals for de'lvery at tit In r
Place will not be entertained. United
Male reaerve rlKht to relect or accept
any or all proposal or any Part thereof
Information furnished on application here,
or to QuartertnuaUTS at the atatlont
nimed. Envelope containing proposal
hoiihl be marked "Proposals for Forage "
and addressed to IJeutenant Colouei 1 1. u.
IMuCARTU., C. Q. U. M-t-U Z 4V