10
TUB BKK: OMAHA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER o. 1011.
REAL rSTATE
FIRM A RAM II I. AMI FOR SAI.K
(Continued.)
( nlnrario.
p.; . i
f
Why
Gamble
on the
Weather
drain like
this can be
raised
where
ideal con
dition pre
vail. That
is, a good
soil, pun
hhine and
water a t
the right
time.
We have
j u 8 t re
c e i v e d
some eam
plo grain
from the
San Luis
. Valley,
Colorado,
where all
grains, al
falfa, peas,
pot atoes,
and sugar
beets grow
to perfec
tion. This
cut is pro
d u c e d
from one
of the oat
heads tak
en from
these sam
ples, and
is the EX
ACT SIZE
of the
HEAD of
OATS.
"VYe have
tne origi
nal, and
other sam
pies, and
will be
glad to
show them
to all who
call. Ev
eryone in
terested in
land or
far miug
fihould see
them.
We are
o f f e r i ng
5,000 acres
of land
that will
produce
these crops
in 40 acre
tracts,
with full
paid wat-
i f i er, at from
uer nor.
, $iu per
'h
REAL ESTATE
l-'-iHM at RANCH KAMI Foil
41.K
Xrbraaka-
160-ACTtK frm near Benson for sale,
cheap, owner has Incurable slcknesa
ln-qiilr room 504. Brown block.
North Dakota.
RICH FARM LAND
Xo Cash, Strictly Crop
Payments
160,000 acres In eaMtcrn North Dakota.
All east of Missouri river, cone to rail
road and marhrti; country lalrly well
settled; noil very fertile excellent water;
plenty of coal; no crop failures; aheo
Intel) no cash required, one-haif crop
annually until paid; price from fi to
;ifl per acre. Own your own home. If
Interested and you mean buidneis write
for particulars. Make your choice srlec
tlona now.
T. W. WHEELER, Mgr.
13 HEE BLDO., OMAHA, IS Kit.
WANTKD-UruK clerk wants position
n Kmail-town urug more. .a u areas box
60 Chadrou, Neb.
Colorado.
THE beat alfalfa, grain and atiarar
beet land, SiiO per acre, with water paid,
easy paymenta. Call and ae product or
write. Kin Luis Valley Irrigated Land
Co., 110 Hoard of Trade Bldg., omalia,
Neb.
A CAPABLE energetic woman of ex-
perlence and ability want position a
ikiK ana houseseeper ior ciuo nouae, or
In widowers lami.y. Can furnish beat
references. Address Airs, Jfi. W. 1U4 West
bin 61., North Platte. Neb.
WANTED Work making comforts and
quilts. 602 South 21th street. Basement.
oath Dakota,
HOMESTEAD lands la the famous
Rosebud country of South Dakota. Mel
lette and liennett counties to be opened
October 2 to October 21. Dallas Is the
terminal registration point and closest
point of registration to these lands. Free
booklet and Information by addressing
Greater Dallas Committee, Dallas, 8. 1.
18-YEAH-OI.D high school girl wants
i helD with housework cm Saturdays.
Call Webster 2694.
A CAPABLE, energetic woman wishes
position. Would like office work or
erk In music department. Address C-320
Bee.
ROSEBUD LANDS.
AUTHENTIC map of that portion open
for settlement next month. Msps, 60a
each. On sale at ileaton Drug Co. or L
McConnell. 620 Paxton Blk., Omaha.
Mlscrllaneoas.
IOWA and NF.BRASKA farms. Graham
t Peters, 827 Omaha Nat l Dank Bldg.
Do you want a 320-acre
COMPTu-iKTHR operator, railroad ex
perience. U 363, care Bee,
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm and Ranch Laada.
VA acres Irrigated. 4 miles from Wheat.
land, Wyo.; all In alfalfa; 1 section 10
miles from Kimball, Neb.; Sou acres
broken; fine land; and 160 acres 12 miles
from Atkinson, Neb. H. dross, 601 B. 22d.
UK A BOOSTER for the national game
of base ball. If N. 11. Johnson, 2X1 W irt
street, will come to The Bee office within
three day we will give him a ticket to
the ball game at Ilourke park.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTKD City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam (Smith & Co., 1320 Farnain Mt.
OMAHA Property and Nebraska Lands,
O KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
101 8 New Omsha Nat'l Bank Building.
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Inv. Co.
Bhlp your stock to South Omaha;
save mileage and shrinkage; your
consignments receive prompt and
careful attention.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Byers Bros, tk Co. Strong and responsible.
WANTED City loans. Peters Tcust Co.
$5,500, ample real estate security.
years, 7 per cent, D swl. Bee.
$100 to $10,000 made promptly. P. D.
Wead. Weed Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
MONET to loan on business or resi
dence properties, 11,000 to $300,000. W. H.
THOMAS, 603 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
CITT and farm. JOHN N. FRENZKR,
IX)W RATES, BEMIS-CARLBERQ CO..
810-111 Brandels Theater Bldg.
WANTED FARM LOANS,
vestment Company, Omaha.
Kloke In-
FIRST TRUST CO&V'tf
LARUE city losns wanted; mortgages
b. bonus boUKht and sold. BTULL BROS.
QARVIN BROS00'?" ,0 100-
uxxxw t uivujjh om. Na. Bd.
TO TRADE lis) acres New Huron. S.
price 110.000: mortgage 15.400, equity
,400. What have you 7 C. C. Issenhuih.
740 Brandels Theater Bldg.
TO TRADE A 11.000 equity In a five-
room house, barn and two lots lu Omaha
tor automobile. J. A. Chambers, Ander
son, la.
fc'YPIIlMni.'a m ll bln.4-. It. uil.K ,--
rend for exchange book. Colorado Laud
Investment Co., 1'allsade. Colo.
640-AC1CE Improved ranch, located In
central western Nebraska, gently rolling.
gooa sou. fencing aiul improvements
new, mortgage $2,6wi. three years, euulty
100. Will consider any fair offer. Tins
a fine stock and grain ranch. Ad
dress Box 476. City.
HALF section of good land. 6 miles
trim Kimball, Neb. (county seat). Twenty
seres and a town lot In the oulon belt
of Texas. Twenty acres aud two town
lota In the fig and orange (gull oat
belt of Texas. Two nice quarters of labia
land near Julesburg, Colo. Villi consider
bunch ox good horses, good cattle or
lear. earning towu piuteiiy. Address
Box 64, Albion. Neb,
4
fx
til
f
0:
V
'A
acre down,
balance
on easy
terms to
suit pur
chasers
100 bushels
of oats, GO
bushels of
wheat, 400
bushels of
p o t a toes
are not
u n n 8 u al
yields per
arce. I
win pay
you to investigate
this before
buying
elsewhere.
Healthy
c 1 i m a te
pure artes
lan water.
San Luis
Valley
' Irrigated
Land Co
110 Board
of Trad
Building
Omaha,
Nebraska.
WANTED "SMALL RANCH."
I have two new houses located In
Omaha, renting fur t-tJ per month, lrio
acres, cleur laud In Keith Co., Neb.; 4ou
acres, nwnelwater Co., wyo.
1 will traue any or an of the above
or a good small Improved ranch In Ne
braska, not too tar from town, prefer
one with some stock and machinery on
It. Must be clear. Ulve location, price
and full description In first letter. Ad
dress Box !, omaha. Neb.
Whea you have anything for sale or
exchange advertise it la Tbe Bee Want
Ad rolu-uus bjmI get quick results.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
EXCHANQES A.
rade. D. li4J.
C. Jewell, Board of
FOR a dainty dessert use Dalxell's Ice
cream. If Mrs. llioma.it, 2nO veuter
rit., will come to 1 he Bee office within
hree days we will give her an order for
a yuan brick of this fine Ice cream.
SEE J. L. Barber to sell, or exchange
anything. 440 Board or Trade. U. 4l
TRADES If you have anything to
trade, write me. d. E. Wall. 1? Una Uldg
100 Improved farm, Minnesota, for
Omaha residence or merchandise. M0
Logan, county. Neb., for inurcUandUe.
biiao.
iM Cheyenne Co., for omana city prop
oiiy or merchandise.
AJ-Lltf KAN CO LAS,
tU Board of Trade.
WANT to exchange my 13.000 equity In
1G0 auiea; good Improvements, for good
40 acres or less, or stock, tools and
euulty for hardware. ts.wM long Uiue,
V Ui. care of Omaha Bee.
1 HANDLE exchanges everywhere. For
resuila see tne. Dean, ll Bee lildtf. D. l.il
WK exchange properties of merit. C. W
Welsh. U-ls O. N. Bee Bldg. Doug. Itaw.
ONE lot and house; also S vacant lots
for farm. F Bee.
WANTED TO RENT
(Cunt lulled.
WANTI.U To rent 4-room house, pert
modern. In any part of city. Addiees
N. irt. Bee.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Situation Does Not Eevelop to
Satisfaction of Bulls.
SMALL furnished apartment or cot-
age, or furnished moms, in nepiraoie
neighborhood; two adults. C. Mather ac
rion.
For a dainty desert use Daliell's Ice
cream. If Mrs. A. men, 4W in. zisi
will come to The Hee office within three
days we will give her an order for a
quart of this fine Ice cream.
EECENT RAINS DAMAGE CORN
oatlnaed Damage News aaa Light
(oastry Movement Give Cora a
Firmer Toae Higher
Prices Rale the Day.
WANTED SITUATIONS
VOUNG lady, with high school educa
tion, wishes a position. C 111. Bee.
vis
MAN wants position as Janitor; good
eleiencrs. Address B-i&i, care Bee.
Filt.ST class practical nurse can
ngaged at once. Dougiaa tlM.
be
WOMAN' wants to wash, Iron, and scrub
tores, l'hone Ind. A-2J66 or call at Mill
larney Kt.
COIiORED girl wants position
Istant housemaid. Mouth 2277.
as as-
W ANTED Place on farm for boy li
ears old. 8 336. Bee.
WOOD BROti., 234-38 Exchange Bldg.
Great West. Com. Co., Omaha &. Denver.
W. R. SMITH & BON just handle sheep.
W. F. DENNY &. CO.. 233 Exch. Bldg.
TAOU BROS, handle cattle, hogs, aheep.
CLIFTON Com. Co., Zi2 Exchange Bldg.
Donahue Randall Co., Exch. Bldg.
Clay. Robinson & Co., m Exch. Bldg.
The Standard Com. Co., US Exch. Bldg.
OMAHA. Oct. 4. 111.
The wheat situation has not developed
the bulls hoped It would. The first
October is passed without any. de-
rease In primary storks, and the world s
slble Is large enough to warrant oenei
that there Is no Immediate danger of
serious dearth In supplies.
curope is content to await Develop
ments on the Argentine crop, and until
something happens. Importers will go
ow and only contract fur Immediate re
tirements. The domestic market cannot
for any extended period remain stagnant
in Its present rut, as some decided move
ment Invariably follows Just such dull
ness as we have now. There has been
nough bull news to sive an advance, and
he fact that such news has fallen flat
nggests the belief that wheat la high
enough.
I here la no doubt that the flooding oi
wisnds by the recent rains has dune
great damage to the corn and fodder
rops, and the tendency will be to delay
ny early marketing of tne new crop,
here may be some further reaction from
the recent advance but this will not long
remove the Influence of the bullish sllu-
tlon In both cash and futures.
Wheat ruled very dull, prices ranging
narrow. War news and weather In the
northwest were bullish factors but had no
effect
Continued damage news on the recent
wet weather and the light country movem
ent gave corn a firmer tone. Cash
corn was Vie to Ho hlirher.
Primary wheat recelnta were 1.397.000
bushels, and shipments were 647,000 hush-
is. against receipts last year or 9X3.W0
tishels, and shipments of 436.000 bushels.
iTimary com receipts were 474.oo
ishels. and shipments were 4til.oi'o bush-
s. against receipts lost year of 6M.O00
buKhels, and shipments of 66A.O00 bushels.
Clearances were 107.000 bushels of corn.
none of oats and wheat and flour equal
i zvt.ouu bushels.
Liverpool closed id to 4d lower on
wheat, and d to d higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
W HEAT No. 2 hard: S cars, !V4e; 6
cars, Wc. No. S hard: 1 car, 7V4c: 2 cars,
7Hc. No. 4 hard: 1 ear, Wc. Reacted: 1
car, 93c. No. 2 mixed: 2 cars, 2Sc; No.
mlted: 1 car. B9c. 1 car. 870.
CORN No. S white: 1 car. 6fV4c: No. i
yellow: 2 cars, 64o; 1 car, 64Vc; No. 3
yellow: 3 cars, 644c; 2 cars, 64sO. No. 3
mixed: 1 car, MUc; S cars. 644o.
OATS Standard: 1 car. 464c: No. 3
white: 11 cars, 46c No. 4 white: 1 car, 4Gc;
cars, 4t.c
Omaha, Cauili r-rToes.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 97Hct 00: No. 3
hard, B6HWc; No. 4 hard. 84H838c.
corn no. 2 white. 6514(afi6Ho; No. 3
white, 658Ho; No. 4 white, 6445'4c ;
No. 3 color. 43ic: No. 2 yellow. 64H'
4c; No. 3 yellow, MHWM'Vic: No. 4 yel-
w, 64rtffi4V4c: No. Z. 64'44rV4VSc; No. S,
6414W4o; No. 4, 63a64',ic; no grade.
621A.1U.1V4C.
OATS No. 2 white. 46!4r4V4c: stand
ard, 4iHH'ie: No. 3 white. 46V84c ; No. 4
hlte, 45mU4ftc; No. S yellow, oa'(ftoW.
o. 4 yellow, 45'3H4c.
BARLEY Malting. 31.094ri.19: No. 1
feed. 9orlL06.
RYE No. 2. 9&5D6c; No. 3, 9495c.
Carlos Receipts.
Wheat. Corn.
hicago &i 21S
Minneapolis 4M
Omaha 'il 3
DuluUi Gil
W. R. SMITH SON just handle sheen.
Interstate Co. Better nsuiis. Ship to us.
BURKE-R1CKLY CO.. 201 Exch. Bldg.
L. E. ROBERTS & CO., 231 Exch. Bidg.
Allen Dudley & Co., ::io-37 Exch. Bldg.
Cox & Jones Com. Co., bunch of hustlers.
Ralston Jk Fonda, live stock void. mer.
Farmer L. H. Com. Co., 209 Exchanga
Deposit proceeds of shipments In Htock
Yards Nat l Bank. Only bunk at yards.
WINN BROS. Il CO.. Exchanga Bldg.
LAVERTY BROS., 13&-40 Exch. Bldg,
I'axtun-Eckman Chem. Co. sfk remedlea
Martin Bros. & Co., 203-7 Exch. Bidg.
Alex O. Buchanan & Son. l4-o Ex. Bldg.
OMAHA THE GRAIN MARKET
WEEKS ORAIN CO.. grain merchant.
consignments solicited. is4 Brandela.
THE UPDIKE GRAIN CO. Consign.
mnts carefully handled. Omaha, Nsu.
MERR1AM COMMISSION CO. "Ask the
mau wno nas irieu us.
Nebraska-Iowa Grain Co. 764 Brandela
C AVERn ELEVATOR CO.. who eaala
dealers In graxt. bay. ebon feed. Sl
Uiauueia Blag.
(IIICAuO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand fur Cattle - Alow Hogs
Active .sheep Higher.
CHICAGO. Oct. 4. CATTLE Receipts.
lli.oiio head, market 10c lower. Beeves.
K.7(uS.2; Texas steers, ll.iionjti.OO; western
sleeis, HaOnib.iKJ; stockeis and feeders,
3.&u!.60; cows and hellers, S2.00uti.la;
calves, Uilvu?.2j.
HOUS-Receipts, 22.O0O head. Market
fairly active. Light. K lWii-tA); mixed.
Su.Uuui4.WJ; heavy, fc.t0'Ut.&; rtiugli, Ij.iOni
6.06; good to choice heavy, 36.0&U6.75; pigs,
H.4oru6.3i. Bulk of sales, I6.iuui6.60.
KHKEP AND lAMUS Receipts, 36.000
head. Market mostly luu higher. Natives,
J.4i4.00, weatern, S2.76((4.10; yearlings.
$3.604.60; native lambs, S4.2u(u6.10; west
ern, H fHii.'M.
Stock ia Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prin
cipal weatern markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hoks. Sheep
South Omaha 8.400 3,000 23.700
St. Joseph l,t 4.0ii0 i.000
Kansas City 17.0is lu.ou) 16,uu0
St. lxuls 6.6(10 11,0 4,0
Chicago lil.OOO 3&,OL4l
Totals &2.&I0 60.300 66.O&0
FARM LAND AND TIMBER.
In Idaho, 160 acres excellent land for
farming when cleared. Will exchange
for Omaha property or prairie lanu and
add some cash. Value of land, Rouw.
Owners only. P. O. Box 2W. City.
WANTED TO BUY
CASH paid for books. Crane. 313 S. 14lh.
EVERY person knows who D. J.
O'Brien Is because he has made Omaha
famous with his caudy. If Mrs. p. it.
1-ane. Vtoi Military Ave., will come to
Hie Bee office within three days we will
give her an order lor a 60-cent box of
o'Brleu's candy free.
l.oadoa Stock Market.
LONDON. Oct. 4. American securlUen
onenud steady and a fraction helgher to
day. Later the market made further
gains under the lead of Canadian Pa
cific. At noon prices ranged from H to
IV. higher than yesterday's New York
close.
Closing quotations on stocks were:
ossdIs. mnnsr T7S IouUtll a Nak..144
4o scount TTT lMo , Mil. 1
(01. n.k Yuik ivutrsl. itT
. S Norfolk a Wrtlsrs .!0I4
UiS'. So aid 0
l".',Onlrlo A Wsslsrn.. !t
Ft fii)'ivsiiu
kjVi Itsnd Minvs
75'. UJlm
USt Southern Ksllwsy
KM 4o Sid
17ftoUthra I'si'ltlo .
. U LdIoo fsultla
. it do pfd
. llU. S. StMl
. to do pld
. 41 WlUik
. IH ds Bid
.11
SILVER Har, tiulet. -'4id per ounce,
Mi)NKf-in:U Per cent.
The rate of discount In tbe open mar
kel for short bills, SVnJ1. per cent; three
months bills. JY.U4 per cent.
Amsl. copper
Anai'ondt
Atrhlton
do sfd . . . .
K lllmors A Okie....
C uatllsu t 41 inv . . .
rhtaphs Jic Ohio.,
( hi. Orl Vt'Mtsrn.
( hi . Mil. a St. f .
I Dwn
Lxntsr a R. O
do Bid
Brio
do t r'd
do td p(d
Orsnd Trunk
Illinois Oiitral
WANTED TO RENT
WANTKD
DUNDEE PUEFEKKED
To lease a T or s-iooni house. If some
one will build me a inodurn. conveniently
arranged home, hardy to slnset car line,
rooms good sls, attio and full cellar to
be ready for occupancy by May 1. laia
will consider a proposition for long ieae
If terms are reasonable. FanJIy ui three
auuiia. Auuresa, rt , caia utue.
. . 7
.. it
.. IT
..1M
.. si
..lllUi
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CottoM Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands. 10 2oc
middling gulf, 10.4uc; no snles. Futures
opened steady; October. 9 9-c; November,
soc Did; ueoemoer, uiev; January, s
February, lo.llo bid; March. 10.07c; May
liM'.v; june, lo.zuc; juiy. wao.
Kutures closed steady. Cluslna bid
October, 100c; November. S.slc; Decem
ber. 10 0XC January, tlfkic; February
iuimc; Marcn, ioum:; April, luijc; Ma
lUiic; june. iu.c; July, io.?c.
Baak C'learlaga.
OMAHA, ( . ( 4-IUiik clearings for to
day were w.owt .i.j. and for the corre-
gponaiog aay last year, ti.vw.u.
Oats.
227
20.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat ares of the Trading; and Closing
Prlcea oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Oct. 4 With receipts In the
spring crop belt far more heavy than a
year ago, the wheat market toaay
veered Uuwnwurd again and again. The
lose was VQo to -bo under laal iilgnt.
urn finished a shade to Wu'c up, oats
sixteenth lower to a like amount higher
and provisions running from unchanged
to 7o up.
It seemed Impossible to hoist the price
wheat above the line and above yes
terday's close. (Quotations were only
lifted when reports became current that
threshers In North Dakota and Canada
had been brought to a standstill by un-
xpected continuation of rain. War news
ulped cause a temporary bullish feeling,
but traders' attention returned to the
increasing stocks In the northwest and
to the predictions of better weather In
that section, barring showers for Mani
toba. The tone at the end. however, was
steady. December fluctuated from 97sc
to 'JTo with last sales WfSc net lower
at 97 '-tc
Damage by floods and rain rallied the
corn market. December ranged from
64 'no to 64o, closing firm Vf c up at
4Sc. Cash grades were in better de
mand from the east. No. 2 yellow was
tinted at "OftTOHc.
Hedging sales formed a feature In the
oats pit. I'pper and lower limits toucher
by December were 47c and 47Sti4"Sc,
with the close a shade net lower at 47.c.
Provisions showed strength. At the
wlndup all products were as high as last
ight. f lour had increased, but not in
anv case to exceed 7V-e.
Quotations of leading products were:
receipts of wheat at Chicago. Minneapolis
and liuluth today were l.!2 cars, enm
pnred with H4 cars la.t week and Ml
cars the corresponding day a year ago.
NEW IOHK GR.NfcltAL MARKET
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Varloas
(isolations of the Day
f omraodttlea.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4 -FLOi n-Steady;
spring patents, .i.3'rin.V6fi; winter straights.
I(. Oii 4.16; w inter patents. l1.iVtt4.60; spring
clears. tl JSyi.M, Kansas straights, ( 60
UH.iU. Rye t.nur, steaiiy; lair to gouu,
)4 ...V.i4 n.: choice to fancy, jj O-iS 30.
WHEAT Spot market steady; No. 2
red, 98'c, elevator basis, and Wo f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, ll.liiH
o. b. afloat. Futures market moved
within a narrow range, but the under
tone was easy, owing to tho lower cables,
large receipts and weakness In the north
west, closing So net lower. Drcemher,
11.02 11-16HJ-1.03 3-16, closed Sl-027; May
cloxed 11.08 7-16. Receipts, ii.Huu; ship
ments, 23.977.
CORN Spot market steady; No. 2, "6c,
elevator, domestic hai-ls to arrive, and
76Vc f. o. b. afloat, export basis. Futures
market nominal. Receipts, 65.125; ship
ments, 120.946.
OATS Spot market firm; standard. 53c;
No. i, 63'5c; No. a, Mc; No. 4, 6J'jo; natu
ral white and white clipped, Wili'n-Jic.
Futures market nominal. Receipts, 6V,IU;
shipments, none.
HOPS Easy; state, common to choice,
1911, 47fo66c; 1910, nominal; 1'acific coast
1911, X.a -. 1910, nominal.
HAY-Wuiet; prime, 11.2((1 1.22; No. 1.
l.lGjjl.20; No. 2, Sl.lOjjd.lS; No. i, ll.OOif
1.06.
HIDES Steady; Central America, 20c;
Bogota, 21Wii22',ic.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock firsts, 29
27c; seconds, ZZ'nWic; thirds, lyu20c; re
jects, 16c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; mess, $16.75
4(17. 11O; family, S13.6tKifl4.On; beef hams,
$20.rVHf42.. Cut meats, steady; pickled
bellies, 10 to 14 pounds. S11.2Gf 13.25;
pickled hams, $12.0012.25. Ijii'd, weak;
middle west prime. j.1.H9--; refined,
steady; continent, $10.0j; South America,
$10 70; compound, $7.9orii8 15.
TALLOW Firm; city, hhds., 6c;
country, S',rtj6Tc.
BUTTER Firm; creamery specials. 30c;
extras, 2yc; firsts, 26w&27c; creamery
held, specials, 29c; creamery ' held, ex
tras, 2V2lc; creamery held, firsts, 25Mf8
27c; finest. 27i)2hc; good to prime, 'U'W
26c; process specials, 23Hr24c; extras, 2.1c;
firsts, 21ti22c; factory current make,
firsts. 204'o21o.
EGGS steady; fresh gathered extra, 274i
29c; extra first, 24?i26c; first, 21ig23c; fresh
gathered dirties, No. 1, 16VHll7c; No. 2.
16&16c; fresh gathered prime, lb Vic; fair
to good, ll&13c; refrigerator firsts, sea
son's storage charges paid, 20210; west
ern gathered whites, 24!&2Sc.
TOULTRY Alive firm; western spring
chickens, 12Hil3c; fowls, 12ftt'13yc; turkeys.
If. D res Med Irregular; western, 12gi3c,;,
fowls 10t&17c; spring turkeys average best,
lVa30c; others, 10iB 18c; broiling turkeys,
25c.
Fat Cattle Are Steady, Stockert and
Feeders Higher.
HOGS WEAK TO NICKEL LOWER
Drop Is Doe to Bearish Advices from
the East heep aad l.ansbs
Firm Despite the Heavy
Receipts.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 4, 1911.
Receipts were: Cottle. Hogs. Sheep.
Offlrlol Mnniliv IS lit k 16 6X.95.1
Official Tuesday 10.0M 3.1S4 50.240
stlmate V ednesdar.. S.40O
Three days this week. 36.017 8.029 134.93o
Same days last week.. 33, 292 16,632 12.8T5
Same days 2 w'ks ago. 26.771 13.194 110.541
Same days 3 w'ks ago.2o.257 nw,ios
Same days 4 w'ks ago. 26,173 14,hH 101. S10
Same days last year. .30,82s 11,724 112,323
The following table shows the receipts
f cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with
last year:
1911. 1!UU. inc. uri;.
Cattle WA.m Si'S.752 34.726
Hogs 1.901,026 1.662,124 238,902
heep 1,975.196 1,921,441 6U.it
The follow Inn table shows the average
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
last sevural days, with comparisons:
SB-V
6 36 8 45
6 2-r.',v S 45
6 14
Sept. 25
ept. 26
Sept 27
Sept. 281
Sept. 29 6 IS7
ept. 30
Oct. 1..
Oct. 2..
Oct. 3..
Oct. 4..
St. I.onls General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4. -WH EAT Cash,
steady: track No. 2 red, 98'U99M(c ; No. 2
hard, 991.1014; December, SKj;i&97c: May,
CORN-Steady; track No. 2, fiSHc; No.
2 white, 7ifj71c; December, 63c; May,
64Vfl''c.
TS Strong; track No. 2. 46HJ47c;
No. 2 white, 47i48c; December, 4Sc.
FIOUR Dull; red winter patents,
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents,
$4Kf4.80; extra fancy and straight. $1.00
64.35; hard winter clears, $3 204(3.80.
SEED TIMOTHY J13.0tKul4.60
CORNMEAI-$3.20.
U RAN Weak ; sacked east track, $l.ng
1.16.
HAT Q'llet; timothy, $25.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged
blng, $15.50. Lard, unchanged. Dry salt
meats, unchanged; boxed extra shorts,
9c; clear ribs, ; short clears, itx
Racon. unchanged; boxed extra shorts,
10c; clear ribs, loc; short clears, lOHc
POULTRY Steady; chickens, 9e;
Bprlngs, lOVic; turkeys, U'(glkc: ducks,
11 c; geese, 8a.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 21i4828c
EGGS Firm; 20 Vic.
Receipts. Shipments,
Job-
lour
Wheat
orn
Oats .
Artlcl'slOpen. Hlgh. Low. I Close. Yesy.
Wh't
Deo. 1971". I 97
May. 1 03WV 1 !,',
July. I 1 00 1 00 I
Corn I I
,1
Dec. 164 V. S
May.
Oals
iec.
May.
Pork
Jan.
suay.
Lard
Oct..
Jan.
Ribs
Oct.
Jan..
May
50V
14 9741 16 00
14 92Va 14 96
8 85 ri-.w! 8 90
8 62 8 65
8 12H15 8 IS
7 87h 7 90
7 97Va 8 00
7S! 97V4 97f
97l 99'4 1 HH
I I
64HI 6464Hr,4
6u 65VuV Silt
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Oct. 4. WHEAT Un
changed to ViC higher; No. 2 hard. $1.01
i.vs; io. o, sci-i.s; no. a rea, safijWHc;
No. 3. 97VtfWic: December. 98kc: Mv
$1.024iil.02Vi;. July, 98c.
CORN VWilc higher: No. 2 mixed. 69c:
No. 3. 614c; No. 2 white, 69c; No. 3, 6SV4o;
December, ftlVic; May, 644MHVic; July. 637
4ij4c
OATS Unchanged ; No. 2 white. 47Uia
48c; No. 2 mixed, 46a4)VjC.
HAY Steady; choice tlmothv. 218.5fKffl
19.00; choice prairie, $12.50((( 13.00.
BUTTER Creamery. 26V4c: firsts. 24iAc!
econda, 22'4c; packing stock, 6c.
EtJGS-Extras. 22Vc: firsts. 21e: hm.
onds, 13Viu.
Receipts. Shinments.
Wheat, bu 4.300 68.0U0
orn, bu 6,000 39.000
oats, bu 3.0000 14.000
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 4. WHEAT Snot.
easy; No. 2 Manitoba, Ssld; No. 3 Mani
toba, 8s Vid. Futures, easy; October,
7s3d: December, 7s6Vd; March, 7s 4 VI.
corn spot, uuict; American mixed.
6alV4d. Futures, firm; October, 6s Vid;
January, ui na.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Oct. 4. CORN-Lower; No. 2
cllow, 69W70c; No. S yellow. 69Vic; No.
mixed, 69Vic; No. 3 mixed, 69V6c; No. 4
mixed. 68Vic; sample, 65c.
OATS Lower; standard, 46ic; No.
white, 46V)C
I
S4M
47;47V3S1 UK)f!Ka
6 wxwa 50V4
14 92HI 15 00 1 14 924
8 85
8 sJ
8 l!'i
7 87-1.
7 D2Hu
8 87Vt
8 6s
12Vi
1 90
8 00
S 85
8 62 Vi
7 87V,
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. 84.10
4.80; winter straights, $3.75414. 60; gprlnjr
siraignis, .ouu.m, pakers, e3.ioi06.io.
11 1 c no. 1, vac.
11 A RLE Y Feed or mixing, SOuiOCc: fair
to cnoice mailing, ii.ukiui.2J.
SEKliS Timothy. Su.ouui 14.75. Clover.
14 1. li.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl..
i6.ootlio.s. Lard, per luo lbs., is.k.w
Short ribs, sides (loose), S6.00i8.ia. Short
clear sides (boxed), $8.37Sn6.50.
lotal clearances of wheat and flour
were euuai to 294.000 bu. Primary receipts
were 1.397,000 bu., compared with 963,000
hu. the corresponding day a year ago,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
41 cars; corn, li cars; oats, 169 cars;
nogs. 1..0UU head.
Chicago Cash Prices No. 2 red. 96SQ
V6c; No. 3 red, 901 is'; No. 1 hard win
ter. 11.014) 106; No. 3 bard winter. $1.
1.04: No. 1 northern spiing. si.iuul.12; No
2 northern spring. $106il.ll; No. S north
ern Hprlng. $1.0iul lo; No. 2 spring, $1.01
U1.C9'.. No. 3 spring, ll.0oul.uu; No.
Hirlng, SXUtl.uu; velvet chaff. 90CUI1.G9
i.uruin, .c. com, no. 1. no 1014c ; No.
yellow, 7(Mi70Vu; No. 3, 6V'hm9Vc; No.
white. 7(o,'4c; No. 3 yellow, lOca'loic
No. 4, 66Vr4it9c; No. 4 white. 6inj70c; No.
yellow, V(ii9ViC. Oats, No. z, 47c; No.
i while. 47V(j4sc; No. 3 while. 4,H7Wu
No. 4 white. 4oSt'47c; standard, 47viHic
lil'TTfcU bteatiy ; creameries. 22Vs(l
iitc; dairies Jiru'c.
EGGS Steady; receipts, 8.479 rases: at
mark, cases included, M?18c; firsU, 19c
prime mats, zoo.
t llf:tiE firm; daisies, nvc; twins,
13M,lc; young Americas, 14.ul4Vc; lung
horns, MfiH',o.
IHrTAToES Steady; choice to fancy,
i9(l.6c; lair 10 goou, s.cj.uc.
POULTRY Steady ; turkeys, 15c; chick
ens. He; springs, lie
VEAL Steady ; 60 to 0-lb. wts.. Mj9e
60 to 66-lb. wts., 9V1Ul0S,c; S& to 110-lb.
wis., lie
R4 i.o. 2. Use.
HARLKY 76H 2i.
TIMO-Tliy 813SMil4 75.
( ....VER-$14 ut(i 19 76.
Daily movement of produce:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls 24.909 25.697
Wheat, bu 6?.t 24.100
Corn, bu 2).ouC 76.hu0
Oats, bu 607,6m, 197. Duo
Hi e. bu Ih.l'H 1.I4J0
h rley, bu 111. OO 46.60U
Carlot Receipts Wheat 32 car a with
of contract grade: corn, 218 cars, With luu
of contract grade; oats, 127 car. Total
93,000
, 87,000
60,001)
44,000
13,0K
76,000
29,01)0
66.000
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 4. WHEAT No,
northern, $l.loiil.l2; No. 2 northern, $1.07
fel.C9Vi; No. 2 hard winter, $1.04; Decem
ber, Wi-V; May, S1.03V
OATS Standard. 46V449c
liARLEY Mailing, Jl.U4jl.23.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 4. WHEAT
Dec, $107; May, S1.12H; No. 1 hard.
$1.0BVi; No. 1 northern, Jl.OSVu 1.07; No
northern. $1.03,i l.Ou; No. 3 wheat.
8!ul.0l.
Dalnth Grain Market.
Dl'LtTH. Oct. 4. WHEAT No. 1 hard
$l.(i; No. 1 northern, $1.074); No. 2 north
ern, 11.03vfll.oV. No. 8, 977c to 99Vc; De
cember, i u,t. May, i.ii',mi.
OATS 46Vic
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-MBTALS
Standard copper, dull: spot. October. No
vember and Oecember, fll.twu U.9U. Lon
don market quiet; spot, i.6a: futures, i-jo
16a 3d. arrivals reported at New York
today: 840 tons. Custom house returns
show exports of 647 tona so far this
month. Lake copper, is.60ia i2.tz;
electrolytic, $12.2fa '12.S.-; casting, $12.00
4112.25. Tin, easy; spot, October and De
cember. KO.OOr.i! Ml: November, KO.Uuu'
40.45: January. S39 87Ha4UaO. Lundon mar
ket easy; spot. 183; futures. 13. Lo
cal sales. 2f tona October at $J9.N'Vi. Lesd
dull: 34.45U4.66. New York: 4.iOil4 .36. East
St. Louis. London market quoted at a 14
3s 9d. Spelter, dull; to sm.i 6.00. New York
$o.80mi6.90. East St. IjOUia. London mar
ket quoted at 27 6s. Antimony, quiet
I'lHikioti a is.ii'ri's.a.'. iron. ouiei
Cleveland warrants, 4tui td In London.
Locallv Iron was aulet: No. 1 foundry
northern, 31&.Z5KJ 10.u0; no. i. siD.w410.4j
No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern, soft
$15.0hu 1.50.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlts
NEW YORK. Oct. 4. EVAPORATED
APPLES Dull and featureless and prices
are largely nominal; on the spot, ianc,
lo'fillc: ch"be. 9Veluc; prime. SVJc
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, quiet, but
firm, quotations range from 9-nl6o for
Califormaa up to 30-4 0 and nominal for
Oregous. Apricots. Inactive, but firm
choice, 15dilj'c; extra cnoice, iui.u
fancy. 174jlic Peaches, dull and nom
i., ai rlioua. ll'nllWc: extra choice. 1
tancv. 12--C. Raisins, quiet, bu
teadv: loose Muscatels, e-'iiwinc; chol
to fancy seeded. yoSc; seedless, 6;c
London layers. Sl.4otul.4o.
Uuiahu Hay Market.
OMAHA, Oct. 4.-HAY-NO 1. $1200
No. 2. $11. uO: coarse SlO.w); packing stock
$7 0O4i9.i; alfalfa. $13.00. Mraw: Win
$46oiu.u0. rye and oals, $6.u0.
Wool Market.
HP LOITIS. Oct. 4. WOOL Dull: west
ern mediums 17a c; mediums, 1;
16c; fine, Hnji&c.
Oils and Koala.
SAVANNAH Oct . T U RPENTIN E
Firm. 60c.
HuSlN-FU-m. F. and Q., 86.40.
3,000 26,700
Roaver Cattle Co. Wyoming.
"i steers.. ..l'WO 4 SO
F. Wilbur Wyoming.
Kl steers . ..1013 4 40
HOGS-Hog trade acted soggv, rullnsj
weak to a nickel lower. Bearish advice
from the east were directly responsible
for efforts at cheapening cost and the
market was at no time very active.
Ixeal supply had little or no Influence
In determining prices as the receipts
were small. ...
Only forty-five loads were received (11
all and the average quality of the run
proved anything but attractive. Ordi
nary pocking grades made hp the big
bulk and there was practically nothing;
choice on sale In the way of bacon ani
mals with which to make a representative
top.
1 ne big end of the supply sold from
$6.20 to $6.30, with $6.2.1 claiming the Ions;
string. Tops dropped to .-.30, as com
pared with yesterday's high price of
$6.37V. Purchase by shippers and specu
lators Involved only five or lx loads,
mostly heavies, and yards were practi
cally cleared by 10:15 o'clock.
Date. I 1911. 1910.1909.11906.1907.1906.il9Qo.
6 22V
6 IS
6 2S V
6 23i
8 161
8 15
8 06
7 96
7 SS
7 67
7 86
8 451
8 28 7 82'
8 32
8 29
8 41
8 65
6 71
67
6 67
6 5
6 59
5 951
6 951
6 97
5 96
I 03
6 60 6 01
6 631 5 92
6 62 5 81
6 181 5 28
6 1S i 28
6 201 5 18
6 IK 5 18
6 21, 6 19
5 Li
25
6 251 5 18
6 27 6 10
No. At. gh. Pr. No.
SI 2M 160 17Mi M. .
M 203 ... 4 10 St..
IS t4 41) 20 tO -lS
X4 0 I 10 M,.
71 311 0 10 60..
(1 !0 60 6 20 46..
14 !M) ... i 10 22..
4 25 SK) ( 20 6i. .
6 301 lM 20 o..
tt 21 ... I 20 ..
4 117 ... f 20 M..
45 150 1M I 20 ..
5 Hi i:0 20 14..
47 251 M 20 4..
74 2) ... I 224 U .
1 311 ... 22H ..
63 253 120 25 (0..
52 2(7 80 4 26 71..
5 25 120 25 7 .
41 354 120 25 74 ..
11 247 120 6 24 li..
T7 221 ... 4 25 St..
PIGS.
71 104 ... 6 10
j 6 64 , 6 29 5 06
2
12 53 4
3 .. 1
16 19 1
2
2
7 80 2
4
1
60 102 10
Sunday. ,
1...lnl. a nA illflnAalUnti fit live BtOCK at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
wenty-four hours ending at t p. "' ' "
terday:
RH.CE1P 1 a UA1W.
CatUe.Hogs. Sh' p.H' r' .
C. M. & St. P 8 2 .. 1
Wabash 2
-Missouri Pacific... 4
nlon Pacific 16
C. & N. W., east.... 1
C. & N. W.. west.. 123
C, St- P., M. AO.. 3
B. oc (J., east.... i
B. & Q., west.... 109
R. 1. & P., east. 2
R. I. &. P., west. 1
Total receipts... 342
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattie. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.... m 453 1.967
Swift and Company... 831 (44
Cudahy Packing Co... 1.609 1.120 6,09t
Armour & Co 1.203 667 l,i17
Schwarti-Bolen Co 106
Frontier Supply Co u
Cudahy, Denver 402
Morrell is
W. B. Van Bant & Co. 2.1)
Benton, Van S. & Co.. 169
Hill & Son 461
B. Lewis 242
Huston & Co ?
11. Root & Co 197
H. Bulla 1
L. F. Husx 10S
I Wolf
McCreary & Carey.... 94
H. F. Hamilton 192
S. Wertheimcr 634
Sullivan Bros 61
Lee Rothschild l.
M. & Kan. Calf Co.... 3H
Cllne & Christy 199
Other buyers 2,100 32,571
Totals 11,184 3,302 43,468
1'iTTi.f Thora was another very lib
eral run of cattle today and the general
quality of the offerings wan much the
same as on Monday and Tuesday.
eipts for the three days nave ueen
,5uo head heavier man ior me mv -
f last week, the Increase being composed
largely of dry wether and "cleanup
stock. Cornfed Deeves consuiuieu a. vw
small proportion ot the offerings and met
with tne usual vigorous demand at fully
teady prlcea. Tho same was true a w
the best western range beeves, out a
good Bhare of the arrivals were cattle
that were not attractive to either killers
feeder buyers and tnese soiu un
evenly anywhere from weak to dime
lower than yesternay or imaw i"
than last week. The trade was toierauo
active at the decline and with good com
petition from feeder buyers for anything
that siilted tnem me noerui uie....o.
were disposed of In very fair season.
No particular change was noticeable
in the market for cows and heifers. As
usual of late buyers were somewhat ln
Hiff.r.m in res-ard to the fair to good
grades as they much prefer the cheaper
western steers, tjn tne omer uura
was a broad outlet and a strong mar
tr.w ik. oi.nrora and ruttera and these
ur. sellinir as hlch as any time this
season. (
i ihmiffh mer nil neen n vbi t
terlal Increase In the supply of stockers
. a f..n nn ) this week Uiere has
been a correxpnndlng increase in tne
demand and trade has been acuva anu
firm t VifAiiirnnnt Desirable grades are
finding a brisk sale at steaay wj eiru
prices, while the lair to meuium
.. mni-lni. fr.ulv In ShoUt the MII14
notches as last week. n.ven tne mie
m 1 n 0 with mn f&vor than
a week ago and the general movement Is
the heaviest or tne season. 1 ne uuuoe
inn. tn the inula is decioeaiv strong.
uuotattoris on range cat tie: uoou 10
choice beef steers, $5 606.50; fair to good
beef steers, 5.ooy.ri.6o;, common 10 iair
beef steers. $4.265.36; good to choice
heifers. $4.80fi6.35; good to choice cows.
tii.., -. in- fulr tn srood cows. IJ.7MJ4 40;
good to choice Blockers ana iwua . .-.w
Ci6.75; fair to gooa siocners
. , pnm mnn 10 iair Biut,w. mu
fr-'eders. $3.50425; stocker heifers. $3,253
i.: hulls, stags, eic. so.i
Representative aaies:
BEEF STEERS.
Ar. Tr. No. rr.
,...1024 50 S3 14U T 30
.... 671 4 75
COWS.
.... M It!
BULLS.
t 1120 I 66 ( 40 4 M
CALVES.
No.
3..
It..
1 STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4 .... 776 4 6 11 tot 4
NEBRASKA.
7 cows 900 S 40
71 steers.... 954 4 65
M COWS 1061 4 36
66 feeders.. 1101
7 cows 1011
19 feeders.. 970
41 heifers.. 1017
38 heifers.. 901
47 feeders.. 977 4 80
85 feeders.. 1052 6 26
38 cows 90 4 15
14 heifers.. 792 4 00
26 steers.. ..ll'O 5 00
33 feeders.. 1042 4 76
38 feeders.. 866 4 65
4 80
8 90
6 10
4 65
4 56
117 feeders. 895 6 15
16 cows 923 3 85
26 feeders.. Hi2 4 75
1M feeders. 1063 6 26
49 cows 974 4 00
17 feeders.. 1038 4 w
50 feeders.. 1111 6 15
9 COS... 644 3 06
calves... ?2 6 60
15 feeders.. 9S0 4 50
29 cows 888 3 35
25 feeders.. 994 6 oa
12 cows 916 8 SO
37 steers.. ..10t3 6 15
16 feeders.. 693 4 26
10 calves... 271 4 60
B. C. Naiberk Nebraska.
17 feeders.. 1052 4 66
W. H. Becresl rxenrasaa.
S feeders.. 970 4 66 4 feeders.. 974 4 25
2 cows 680 3 16
H. Porath Nebraska.
S feeders.. 1065 6 00 cows 1000 4 10
$ feeders.. 1200 6 10
Zilmer ac Clark Nebraska.
SO feeders.. 1"44 S 20 26 feeders. . 939 4 70
31 feeders.. 074 4 60 40 feeders. . 830 4 60
43 feeders.. 827 4 20 24 ncners.. w 00
iOcows Iu26 4 10 6 hellers., lil i u&
j. s. nice ieors.as.a.
25 feeders.. 529 4 75 35 heifers. . 516 4 10
C. A. Bailey Neoraaka.
18 steers.. ..1079 6 26 13 feedeil..U)10 4 60
7 calves... 438 4 40
SOUTH DAKOTA.
10 calves... 2.3 4 60 lo feeders.. 623 4 10
12 cows 792 8 36
R. Keene bourn 1'agoia.
79 heifers. . 63": 8 96 40 calves. .. K3 S 46
3 calves... 223 4 60
Murray & Super South Dakota.
6 calves... 29o
17 cows 938
10 feeders.. 9e
6 25
S 75
4 60
30 calves... 365 6 00
X cows 768 8 40
13 heifers.. 6J0 S 90
8 feeders.. 628 4 60
WYOMING.
20 cows 9P3 4 40 14 feeders.. lOurt
3D feeders.. loOO Sift 12 feeders. .101
22 feeder.. WUt 6 3o It cows 990
9 cows 1014 4 40
W. P. Rtcketts Wyoming.
13 cows 752 8 66 22 feeders. .1017
E. Hlckey Wyoming.
96 feeders.. 98 6 00 8 feeders.. 97 4 60
cows 9,0 4 20 24 cows 964 S 66
19 cow s 901 4 20 llcows 860 S 66
12 feeders.. 694 4 76
A M. Hotchklss Wyoming. -
S steers ...1200 4 66 10 heifers. .loal 47$
Western Ranches Wyoming.
IS feeders. .1025 4 66 12 steers.. ..lots 4 25
W. Herrell Wyoming.
11 cows 86 4 26 U steers. .1190 10
5 16
6 15
4 40
4 80
other heavy supply of sheep and iambs.
about 26,000 neaa snowing up. hub eon
mute, added to the receipts of the previ
ous two days, gives a total mai onto
more proves market prophecy unreli
able. The tbree days' aggregate, iji.whi
head, not only exceeds the total fur the
same days of last week, but It Is als
considerably larger than the runs of tho
same duys last year. The new supply
consisted largely of lambs, the same aa
recently, and feeder classes were me gen
eral rule. . , ,
k-iini,inir fit o kill cleared In splen
did shape yesterday and the opening to
day found nothing on sale in me way l
fat stock that was not stllctly fresh.
Good fat lambs met with an active in
quiry from all quarters and firm prices
were usually obtained without more dif
ficulty. Few straight strings were avail
able, however, and packers' purchase
were generally drawn from sorts. 1 nera
was a little speculative competition iur
offerings, a condition that asserted it
self for the first time yesterday, and
now and then a shipment of lambs,
mostly fat, finds an outlet at packers'
prices that involves rebllllng to various
eastern points. As much as $5.4o(r5.tiO
was paid yesterday by a speculator. The
best lambs that sold early today on
local packing account landed at $5.66 and
anything moving below $5.35 la not very
attractive.
Fat sheep ruled Just about steady
and the trade as a whole presented 110
new features. Good ewes ranged around
$3.30a3.36 and wethers are still quotable
up to $4.00, choice heavies moving at $3 8.. 1
Despite the fact that leeoer supply
lately has been surprisingly large, the
country demand shows little or no abate
ment and prices are being wen sustaineu.
All but 4,000 head of yesterday's big
supply cleared, leaving a relatively open
field for today a offerings. , country
orders seemed plentiful and a firm,
active market early augured well lor
complete clearance. Good feeder lamns
are selling at and slightly under So.uO.
while feeder ewes are moving from $3.00
downward. According to packers' tab,
the two davs nurchase on country.
account amounts to about 75,000 head.
Quotations on aheep and lambs: Lambs.
good to choice, So.4uii5.75; lambs, fair to
good. S5.20tu5.40; lambs, culls, $4.75uv5.1i;
Iambi, feeders, $4.2.6.10; yearlings, good
to cnoice, J4.1&H(4.4o; yearlings, feeuers,
$J. 854. Jo; we if hers, handy, $3.764.00;
wethers, heavy, S3.504H.86; wethers,
feeders, $3.2oa3.66; ewes, good to choice.
$3.3ot(j,3.50; ewes, fair to good, $1.0oft3.3);
ewes, breeders, $3.2u4.00; ewes, feeders.
:.35u,3.00; ewes, culls. $1. 50132 30.
Reurescntatlve sales:
No. Av.
140 Idaho lambs, feeders, culls. 49
luS yom.ng iambs, feeders. ...509
616 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 69
1 03 Idaho lambs 60
709 Wyoming iambs 66
206 Wyoming ewes, feeders 79
3o4 Wyoming ewes, feeders 90
u23 Wyoming wethers V)l
At. 86,
210 ..
2Si ..
2M
2(0
247
375
2Kt
:s
Kt
277
281
.... 2M
2M
174
2M
1S4
2M
Pr.
2S
4 2o
t 25
6 26
25
4 26
15
25
4 25
HO
2"0
120
100 4 25
M OS
to t 25
IM III
0 t 25
10
40
25
I 23
23
220 240 27
1:3 120 27
10
. ,111
..223
..106
M
30
4 tO
242 Wyoming ethers, teeaers.iuo
102 Wyoming ewes and wetns .106
1080 Wyoming ewes. leeaers.... no
137 Wyoming ewes, fdrs, culls
1468 Wyoming lambs, feeders..
1D6 Wyoming lembs, feeders...
221 Wyoming ewes
lu3 Nebraska wthers ,
134 Nebraska ewes, feeders ...
l2 Nebraska wethers ,
106 Nebraska lambs, feeders .,
100 Nebraska lambs, feeders
457 Wyoming lambs
286 Wyoming lambs
86 Wyoming yigs ana wein...
327 Wyoming ewes, feeders ...
121 Wyoming ewes, feeders ...
666 Wyoming ewes, feeders ...
He Wyoming ewes, ieeaers ...
247 Wyoming ewes, feeders ...
585 Wyoming ewes, feeders ...
253 Wyoming ewes, feeders ...
229 Wyoming ewes, feeders ...
4 South Dakota ewes, leedsr.
398 Wyoming ylgs and weth.
622 Wyo ylgs and weth, culls.
449 Wyoming ewes
298 Wyoming ewes ,
127 Wyoming ewes
3b8 Idaho ewes
109 Wyoming ewes and weth.
63 South Dakota wemera ...
1,807 Idaho Iambs, feeders ...
761 South Dakota lambs, fdrs.
471 Idaho lambs, feeders
4SH W yoming lambs, feeders .
603 Wyoming lambs feeders...
850 Utah lambs, feeders
706 Utah lambs, feeders
144 Utah lambs, ieeaers, cuus.
385 Wyoming lambs, feeders .
391 Wyoming lambs, feeders .
134 riouth Dakota ewes. tars.
119 South Dakota lambs, fdrs.. 65
.. 68
.. 60
.. 64
.. 64
.. 47
.. 67
.. SO
.. 60
..119
79
69
47
97
67
tu
96
41.
40
62
63
83
90
90
93
93
86
88
91
79
81
82
65
96
105
81
69
91
65
56
43
67
60
64
, 49
, 66
4;
40
M
88
177 Wyoming lambs, feeders
389 Wyoming lambs, feeders
190 Idaho lambs, teeners ...
2.960 Idaho lambs, feeders .
190 Idaho lambs, feeders ...
5S7 Wyoming lambs
1.296 Idaho lambs ,
108 Utah lambs, feeders ....
112 Utah ewes ,
290 Utah lambs ,
122 Utah lambs, feeders ,
i:i9 Utah lambs, feeders ,
177 Utah lambs, feeders ,
147 Utah lambs, feeders
361 Utah lambs, feeders ,
I J Utah lambs, feeders
439 I'tah lambs, feeders
310 Utah lambs, feeders 1
IK) Utah yearlings, feeders ,
72 Utah ewes, feeders ,
47
, 62
, 67
50
68
61
61
59
92
90
Pr.
4 40
6 00
6 00
6 60
6 40
1 uo
2 7s
3 60
3 60
2 65
2 90
1 76
6 10
4 40
8 2a
d do
2 16
2 76
4 2o
4 25
6 10
6 10
3 65
2 90
2 80
2 75
2 80
3 00
2 95
2 75
2 75
2 75
4 00
5 95
3 40
3 25
2 25
3 00
2 85
5 50
6 00
4 70
4 80
4 90
4 85
4 70
4 85
4 70
4 60
4 90
2 86
4 40
b 40
4 90
6 10
6 30
4 60
6 4.-.
5 75
4 10
2 40
6 35
4 00
4 80
4 80
4 00
E (A
4 90
4 90
4 40
5 75
2
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 4. CATTLE-
Receipts, 17,000 heud. Including 1,600 south- t
ems. Market steady lo weak. Dressed
beef and exnort steers. S6.85U8.00; fair to
good. $6.25rH6.75: western Bteers, $4.0Oii7.10;
stockers and feeders, $3.25'fti.00; southern
steers. fS.75(fio.00: southern cows. -'.60i
4 25; native cows, S2.7rxira.Oii; native heifers.
I40urui.u0; bulls, S3.2UU4.25; calves,
HOGS Receipts, iv. wu neaa. Aiarsei do
lower. Bulk of sales. $62(yi6.40. Heavy,
16 2K,i.40: packers and batchers. Iti.Wi
445; lights, $0.10tfi.4O; pigs. $4.00T5.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. lt.u
head. Market steady to 10c lower. Lambs,
$4.8016.05; yearlings, $4 00.4.75; wethers,
$3.6K(34.10: ewes, $3.2DU3.86, stockers and
feeders. $2.50di4.00.
St. I. oals Live Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4 CATTLE Receipts,
$619 head. Including 1,677 Texans. Market
steady to 10c lower. Native shipping and
export steers, $7.00h8.0O; dressed and
butcher steers. $5.75i(i7.50; steers under
1 000 lbs., $4 OO48.O"; stockers and feeders,
$3 00415.25; cows and belfers. $3.00iU7.25;
tanners, tl.tsnt 3.00; bulls, $3.755.25; calves,
14 OO'ft 8.50. Texas and Indian steers, $4.00
4j7 00; cows and heifers. S3.0Ofi5.00.
HOGS-rRecelpts, 11.296 head. Market
10c lower. Pigs and lights, $1.784 75;
packers. $ti.3.Vpti.70; butchers and best
heavy. $8.46-ti6 75.
. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4 S
head. Market steady. Native muttons,
lS2i-u4.00; iambs. $4 OOfoii.lO; culls and
bucks, $1.2fi3.B0; stockers, Sl.6u63.00.
SI. Joseph LI to Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Oct. 4. CATTLE
Receipts. 1.800 head; market stead v
steers. $4 .Ren 7. 76: cows and heifers. r 80
calves. $3 758 00. '
HOOS Receipts. 4.O0O head; market So
lower: top, $6 4S; bulk of sales. S. Xros 35
SHEKP AND LAMBS-Recelpts 6 009
bead; market steady., lambs, $0.006.00.
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