Nebraska Newspapers

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' THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER fi. 1011.
REAL ESTATE
FIM 4t RAX II l.4I FOR 8AI.E
(Continued )
MEXICO
The billiards are coming. The cold winter will noon he here.
Why nut take a trip with us down to the gulf coast of Mexico, where there 1
no cold weather.
here tho gentle gulf breeies equalise the temperature, making it pleasant and
delightful, winter and summer.
Where you can eii.toy warm, pleasant weather every day.
Where you can buy a farm at $12 00 per acre. easy terms, near railroad, near
Tamplco, the (treat harbor, where you can nee the ships of the world loading and
unloading their cargoea.
Where you can (trow the finest oranges and other citrus frulti.
Where you can (trow big cropa of corn.
Where one crop of corn pays for the land.
Where thev (rrow big cropa of cotton, a bale per acre, worth W per bale.
Where they grow the fiber plant, out of which they make binding twine, real
ising 1100.00 per acre annually.
Where cattle, horses and mules are frown with little expense.
Where the Kuralyptus treei grow faster than they do In California.
Where poultry la produced In all Reasons of the year.
Where vegetables grow to perfection.
Where bees make honey every month.. Where the climate la healthful.
Where the rainfall la abundant In the growing seasons, but little In the winter
"""where you can make money easily and quickly. Where fortunes are being
made.
Where labor la cheap. (HI cent rr dayV
Where you will get rid of your rheumatism and ratarrn.
Where you can have your winter home and enjoy life.
Where thousands of Americana are going and locating.
Where you will have American neighbors In an American colony.
Where no Mexicans own land. i
Where game, deer, wild turkey, quail, duck and geese are plentiful.
Afn NEXT EXCURSION, OCTOBER 17TII.
RAILROAD FARE FROM OMAHA TO TAMPICO AND RETURN M9. IS.
CH0C0Y LAND
COMPANY
84 BRANDEJB PLliO.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Farm aad Ranch Leads.
K0 acres Irrigated, 4 miles from Wheat
land, Wyo.; all In alfalfa; 1 section 10
mile from Kimball, Neb.; 200 acres
broken; fine land; and 10 acres 12 miles
from Atkinson, Neb. 11. Gross, 601 fl. 22d.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loan and warrants.
W. Farnam Mmlth A Co., 1M0 Farnam Ht
OMAHA Property and Nebraska Land.
O KEEKK REAL, KHTATU CO..
I0K New Omaha Nat l Bank Building.
MONEY TO LOAN-Payne Inv. Co.
WANTED City loana. Peters Trust Co.
If, 500, ample real estate security.
years, 7 per cent. D iW, Bee.
1U0 to 110,000 made promptly, p. D,
Wead, Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
MONEY to loan on business or real
deuce properties. 11,000 to I.KJU.OuO. W. H.
THOMA8. baa First Nat. Bank Bldg.
CITY and farm. JOHN N. FKENZKR.
LOW RATES, P-EMIS-CARLBKllO CO..
110-111 Brandels Theater Bldg.
WANTED FARM LOANS. Kloke la
vestment Company, Omaha.
FIRST TRUST COfJi mxU.
LARGE city loans wanted; mortgages
at bonds bought and sold. STULL btuJH
OAItVIN BR0S fi
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
TO TRADE 160 acres New Huron, 8.
D., price 110,000; mortgage fo,40U, equity
M.000. What have your C. C. laseuuutu,
140 Brandels Theater Bldg.
TO TRADE A ,1.000 equity In a fjve
room house, barn and two lota In Omaha
(or automobile. J. A. Chambers, Ander
son, la.
EXCHANGES, all kinds; Hat with us;
rend for exchange book. Colorado Land
A Investment Co., Palisade, Colo.
KXCHANOES A. C. Jewell. Board of
Trade. D. MM.
MO-ACRE Improved ranch, located In
central western Nebraska, gently rolling,
good soli. Fencing and improvements
new, mortgage f2.6uu, three years, equity
17.100. Will consider any fair offer. This
Is a fine stock and grain ranch. Ad
dress Box 47. City.
HALF section of good land, f mtles
trim Kimball, Neb. (county seat). Twenty
acres and a town lot In the onion belt
of Texas. Twenty acrea and two town
lots In the fig and orange (gult eoast)
belt of Texas. Two nice quarters of table
land near Julesburg. Colo. Will consider
a buncb fit good horses, good cattle or
clear, earning town properly. Address
Box 44, Albion. Neb.
WANTED "SMALL RANCH."
I have two new houses located In
Omaha, renting for f43 per month, Iho
acres, clear land In Keith Co., Neb.; 4U0
acres, Sweetwater Co., Wyo.
1 will trade any or ail of the above
for a good email Improved ranch In Ne
braska, not too far from town, prefer
one with some stock and machinery on
it. Must be clear. Olve location, price
and full description In first letter. Ad
dress Box 4T, Omaha, Neb.
100 Improved farm. Minnesota, for
Omaha residence or merchandise. 640
Logan, county, Nb., for merchandise.
Blimp.
IM Cheyenne Co.. for Omaha city prop
erty or merchandise.
ALLlrf NAN CO LA S,
441 Board of Traae.
SEE J. L. Barber to sell, or exchange
anything. 444 Board of Trade, Ii. 4341.
TRADES It you have anything to
trade, write mo. H. K. Walt, all Bee Bldg.
I HANDLE exchanges everywhere. For
r suits see me. Daan. all Be Bldg. D. 13x1
WE exchange properties of merit. C. W.
Welsh, U-U O. N. Bee Bldg. Doug. Tstfs.
ONE lot and house; also S vacant lots
for farm. F T4. Be.
FARM LAND AND TIMBER.
In Idaho, loo acres excellent land for
farming when cleared. Will exchange
for Omaha property or prairie land and
add some caah. Value of land, t2.uu0.
Owners only. P. O. Box 23. City.
i .
WANTED TO BUY
CASH paid for hooka. Crane. Ill 8. 14U.
Id-hand goods. Kleser. 1020 Center. D-StkB.
WE PAY highest prlc for men's Jd
hand clothing. M. Nathan, low 8. 13tn. .
FOR a dainty deaaert use Dalsetl's Ice
cream. If Miss M.tyme Hutchinson, 2U0
Caoltol Ave., will ooine to The Bee office
within three uays we will give her an
order for a quart brick of Uila flu 1c
cream.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rent 4-loom house, part
modern. In any part of city. AAOrt
K. tin. Be.
WANTED Desk space for real estate.
. - e t hji'.i i a it a. cue yfvieum
Address. W. U, Bee.
EVERY person knows who D. J.
O linen Is because he has made Omaha
famous with his candy. If Mrs. Kate
Devltt, lei Bo. loth lit.. 2d floor, will
come to Tn Bee office wltbln three days
we will give her an order for a tu-cont
box of O Brlen s candy (re.
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOL'NO lady, with high school educa
tion, wisiiee a position, v; Jul. tMe.
MAN waota pusltion as Janitor; good
r ij suites. Auuteas d m, u eee.
REAL ESTATE
FARM at H4M II I. M FOR IE
(Continued )
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
WANTCQSITUATiONS
FlIltST clans piactical nurse can be
So gaged al once. Douglas fclH.
HEWING by tho day lit families; good
work guaiaiuecd. i'lioiia W comer 4o.
WANTEJ) Drug clerk wants position
in small-town urug store. Auuress iox
bo (Jhadron, Neb.
A CAPABLE energetic woman of ex
perience and ability wants position as
took and housekeeper tor uluu house, or
In widowers tauu.y. can lumisii ual
references. Address Mrs. E. W. lixt West
in et., rsurih natie. Neb.
WANTED A position as handy man;
apeaks four different languages, nation
ality Uerman. Tel. Webster lb 11
SITUATION by colored woman as
cook; boarding house. T 393, Bee.
WANTED Work making comforts and
quilts. 0u2 Mouth mti street. Basement.
w-tftjiii-uLu nign acnooi gin wants
to help with housework on Saturdays
Call Webster 2bM.
A CAPABLE, energetlo woman wlahea
a position. Would like office work or
clerk In muslo department. Address C-aj0
Bee.
WOMAN wants to wash. Iron, and scrub
stores. Phone lnd. A-ootl or call at 2011
Harney Ht.
COLORED girl wants position as as
sistant housemaid. Uouth 2277.
WANTED Place on Una for boy It
years oiu. o w, use.
i,ujirn-.Mt,K operator, railroad ex
perience. U Jttf, care Bee.
MAN and wife, In private family or
boarding house; woman experienced
cook; man all around work. C 2U7, Bee.
MAN and wife, very cauable. rielrs
einpioynieni; experienced as manager
uu iiuuseaveper. auureii, tt-saj, Uee.
BE A BOOSTER for the national .m.
of base ball. If Ouy M. Palmer, im
Park Wilde Ave., will come to The He.
office within three daya we will give
him a ticket to the ball game at Itourke
park.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ship your stock to South Omaha:
gave mileatio and ahrinkage; your
consignment receive prompt and
careful Attention.
LIYE STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Byara Bros, at Co. Strong and responsible.
WOOD BROS., 234-38 Exchange Bldg.
Great West. Com. Co., Omaha 4k Denver.
W. R. SMITH A BON lust handle sheep.
W. F. DENNY 4 CO.. 13 Kxch. Bldg
TAQO BROB. handle cattle, hugs, sheep.
CLIFTON Com. Co., IX Exchange Bldg.
Donah u 4k Randall Co., 201 Kxch. Bldg.
Clay, Robinson at Co., KM) Exch. Bldg.
The Standard Com. Co., 116 Exch. Bldg.
W. R. SMITH 4k BON lust handle sheep.
Interstate Co. Belter rtauits. Ship to us.
BURKE-RICKLY X) 24)1 Exch. Bldg.
L. E. ROBERTS eV CO.. 2B Kxch. Bldg.
Allen Dudley at Co.. 23&-37 Exch. Bldg.
Cox 4k Jones Com. Co., bunch of hustlers.
Ralston k Fonda. live stock com. mer.
Far pits L. 8. Com. Co.. 20 Kxchanga
Deposit proceeds of shipments In Stock
Yards Nat l Bank. Only Wuk at yarUsT
WINN BROS, at CO.. Exchange Bid.
LAVERTT BROS.. 133-40 Kxch. Bldg.
Paxtop-Ecfcman Chem. Co. st k remedies.
Martin Bros, at Co.. 808 -7 Kxch. Bldg.
lex O. Buchanan 4k Son. 1&4-M Kx. Bldg.
OMAHA THE GRAIN MARKET
WEEKS QRAIN CO.. grain merchant
eonslgumenu solicited. TlM Brandela.
Til IG ITPnik'W HDilM , . . . . .
ments carefully handled. Omaha.' Neb. '
MERRIAM COMMISSION CO. "Aak th.
ITiBn kho hatsi f rim A ta m
Nebraska-Iowa Oraln Co. 7M Brandela
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GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOflATJJ FOR HAY SHED CHIEF
v. n. imice, entraJ invlalon. 66 Fed
eraj wuiiaing, Chicago, 111.. Oct. 7, 1D1L
Sealed propocals. in trlnllcate will K m.
ceived by the Uuartermaster at Fort Rob-
inuu, niu., uuiii ii uiioca a. m., moun
tain time, Oc.t. a, isill, and then opened,
for furnlkhlnk all material ami l.lu.r re
quired for the construction of a Hay Shed
at that Poet. Full Information, plans
and specifications furnished on appilca-
m wiii-Br. 1'iana ana speclrlca
tlons can b seen at this office. Colonel
John L. Clem, Chief Quartermaster.
O7--l0-)l-l-ll.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Bids for boring and construction of an
artesian well will be received by the
village clerk of Leigh, Nebraska until
txtober 33, 1911. For further Information
rlt to village clerk. OUIJI D
Wool Market.
ST. IA1U1B. Oct. 6.-WooL-lnactive;
territory aud western mediums. Ac-
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Balls Encouraged by Higher
Winter Wheat Receipts.
CORN DAMAGE IS EXAGGERATED
Price Advances Miarply with For
ther rredlctlon of Bala Fol
lowlnaT Recent pell of
Wet Weather.
OMAHA, Oct. 5, 1911.
Wheat bullH were encouraged today by
the light winter wheat receipts and bet
ter ch demand, also with predictions
of a lighter movement In the spring
wheat country. Foreign newa Is cutting
no figure In the price making, but the
miserable quality of the spring wheat
Is a bullish factor.
Muny in the corn trade think the dam
age by wet weather has been exagger
ated, but values advanced today on pre
dictions of more rain and the firmer
wheat market was an Influence.
Wheat advanced strongly on fresh buy
ing Induced by the active cash demand
In all positions. Cash wneat soia c
higher.
With further nredlctlon of rains follow
ing the recent wet weather and extremely
IlKht receipts, corn advanced anarpiy.
t'Mh ffirn was 1L(! In lUa hlirher.
fnmary wheat receipta were
bushels, and shlnmenta were 30!, 000 bush
els against receipts last year of 1.1."7.000
bushels, and shipments or 4i.j,'" nusneis.
Primary corn receipts were 4:11. iaio dubu-
els, and shipments were 37 .' bushels
against receipts last year of ZM.OnO bush
els, and shipments or t'J."W Dusneis.
Clearances were 7.000 bushels of corn,
none of oats and wheat and flour equal
to 107.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged on wheat
and Vc to c. higher on corn.
I he foilowin casn prices were re
ported:
WHEAT No. Z tiara, xi.ib; 2 cars, ir.ic;
cars Wic; No. 3 hard, 1 car, WVic; 1
car, Wc; 1 car, Wtc; No. 4 hard, 1 car.
f.c; 1 car, 7c; No. 2 mixed. 1 car,
Wc; No. 3 mixed, l.car. Uh'c; 2 cars,
Hc; No. 2 spring, t cars, 11.01; No. 2
mixed durum, 1 car, Wc; No. 4 mixed.
csr, 76e.
CORN No. 2 yellow, 1 ca,r, c; No.
yellow 1 car, fio, 3 cars, Kc; No.
yellow, 1 car, CGc.
OATJ4 Standard, 2 cars, 4fi4c; No. S
white, 1 car. 4ic, S cars, 4.'.c; No. 4
white, 2 cars, 4iic; no grade, 1 car,
V,c, 1 cur, 4DHc
Omaha t'sh rrlees.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. Wc(itl 02; No. i
hard, KiVfcdhJl.Ol ; No. 4 hard, tW"u1.00.
cornNo. 2 white, tmti'-i No.
while, eSiaiSc.; No. 4 while, tw4j4WV4c;
No. 3 color, 60'uif,c: No. 2 yellow, 66V
: No 4 vellow. 66V'u;c; No. 2, 66W
6ic; No. , (wMtleSreVc; No. 4, KxJpibViu.
OATH No. 3 White, 4t,V4f(-'H4C ; sianiiara,
m1f46Mc; No. 3 white, 4tkij-ltVkc; Nov 4
white, 4ti'fl16i4c; No. 4 yellow, 4o:)i'a'WVc;
No. 4 yellow, 4rHif4tia
baulky Malting, ii.oiriii.il) ino. i
feed, OKi 11.00;.
RYE No. 2, 9539c; NO. 3, 4!fl'AiC,
Carlot Iteeelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 3
157
1S'3
Minneapolis 637
'24
Omalia i'i
Dululh Xsi
CHICAGO GRAIN AM) PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
C HICAGO. Oct. (.-An all around ad
vance In the price of grain came about
today because of a return of wet weather
over a belt many hundreds of miles In
extent. Wheat gained to fna net,
corn So to tUc, and oats Vicuc. The
finish for hog products varied from last
night s level to 16o additional cost.
Especially as to wheat, the appear
ance of rain In the Canadian northwest.
along with an official forecast of more
fur the next thirty-six hours had mucn
to do with the trade at large. Field con
ditions In that section were believed to
be of an ugly aort. Fear of frost In the
Argentine cut considerable figure, too, as
an element favoring the bulls. It also
developed that there were a good deul
bigger sales ori casn wneat locauy man
had been madeVubllc, world's shipments
bulna lla-ht ant- flour mills reported a
gratifying ueiniyd. Altogether the out
look from the liart aeemed to spell re
treat for the bears and made the final
tone firm. In the December option, top
and bottom limits for the dH.y were !So
and nWlHo with the close WiMiW.tu,
an advance of Vii'sO compared with
twenty-four hours before.
Buying of corn ws mainly for local
aneculaturs. December ranged from 64
b4c to t&Vc, closing steady Ho up at
Woe. Canh grades were strong. No. t
yellow finished at 71ij.7Ho.
Oats receipts were tiiwiru i
a falling otc owing to me uimnui
weather. December fluctuated 47o to
4No and In the end was Wuo net
higher at SifcHHViC.
ii,nu.iniii were atrona. Pork closed
15c dearer and other product unchanged
or up, but not to exceed 2toJ at the out
side. Quotations of leaaing prouucia wore.
Artlcl slOpen. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yesy.
Wh't
Dec.
May.
Jan.
97ftfe MS
7ftfrS 98v4fe Vi 97H
1 03 1 04 1 03V-4
1 0UV. 1 00! !
1 WWNII
1 UOl I w
Corn
I
I
I 1
I)ec.l04Vfefi5
65'64ife
08fe ft
4WHI ?V
47H
May.U5H(Ul
ftfeH
Oats I I.
Dec.
47ifeV
48fft 47i
f0Sl50VfeH
May.
6Wk "01l
Pork
I
Jan.
May.
15 02S4I 15 15
15 02ft
16 15
15 10
15 00.
14 95
S 87ft
8 85
14 Klftl U 10
14 so
Lard
tMTt.
Jan.
8 82V. S 87Vi S 82ft
S 87V!
8 87ft
I
SDUtSftl SSifti s 00
Ribs
7 90 ! 7 92V.1 7 90
7 2ftl
Jan.
May.
S 12ft
,7 ;ft-8 S U2ft 7 v
8 (Ufti 7 90
Caah quotations were as follows:
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUK Steady; winter patents, 84.10(3
4.M; winter straights, lXt.xii-t.Mi; spring
straights, 44WJHvao, uaacia, o.
R Y E No. a, WtM3.
BARLEY Feed' or mixing, S0fe9o; fair
to choice malting, Sl.outul.li.
SEEDS Timothy. fUtwa 16.00, Clover,
PRON lSlONS Mess pork, per bbl.,
fl5.37ftfe 15.50. lJtrd, per 100 lbs., f8.87ft.
Short ribs, side (loose), $OOXua.75. Short
clear sides (boxed), fa. 37 ftfe 8 5U.
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to l.UW.OOO bu. KxtMirla for the
week, as anown oy iimmirtoi ,
equal to l.fo,ou0 bu. Primary receipts
were 1.157.UUO bu.. compared with the
corresponding day a year ago.
Estlinalea receipts mr luiiiunui,.
When!. 5a cars: corn. 107 cars; oats. 100
cars; hogs, 16,000 head.
Chicago caan i-rn.es neat: ro. Z
red, 9uftu7Sc ; No. 3 red, 96ftfe:n;ftc; No.
3 hard. 41.01fel.05; No. 3 ha.ro. $l.uu(1.0.l;
No. 1 northorn, fllOftfel.L!; No. 2 north
ern, fl.vtxrl.il; No. 8 northern, fl.07fel.loft;
No. 3 spring, f l.Ow l.loft; No. 8 spring,
fl.00fel.lo; No. 4 spring, 90ctifl0; velvet
chaii, c-fe$1.10ft; durum, 96cuf 1.04. Com;
No. 3, 704';ifto; No. 2 While, 71fe-71c;
No. S yellow, 71fe'71c; No. 3. 70(7oc;
No S hlt, Tliu'Uftc; No. 8 yellow, ilc;
No. 4, fcUftfe'Trtc; No. 4 white, Totrfoftc; No.
4 yellow, itU'Wft. Oata: No. 3. 47ftii'tK;;
No. 3 white, 4Hl4ftc; No. 3 white. 4,'ftu
4Nc: No. 4 white, 46M.4i47Vic; atandard,
4;fe-tc. Rye: No. 3. x Barley: 7ic
i4l.2o. Hay; Timothy, fl3.00felu.00; clover,
f4 (smi 19.25.
BUTTER Steady: creamerlea, 22ft
27V.c: dalriea. 2oftii2rftc.
EGGS Firm; receipts, 3.5S6 rases; at
mark, cases mciuaeu, lie; nrsls, 20c;
prime firsts, Slftc.
CHEESE Steady; daisies, 14ftc; twins,
13fel4o; young Americas, 14fel4V;
long horns, ltl'..
I'OTA'l'tiKS t'naettled; choice to
fancy, 70ti7ic; fair to good, 70ia3.
POULTRY Steady; turkeys. Lm; chick
ens, 11c; springs. 110.
VEAL Steady; 50 to 60-lb. wela-hta.
8fe9c; 60 to ha-lb. weights, VftfelOftc; 5
to i 10-10. weignia. tic.
Receipts Shipments.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu .,
Oats, bu ..
Rye. bu ...
20.9sl
4S,oJ
a,. o
39.000
3o4. OuO
190.UU0
.31. (Ml
.425.000
13.ua)
47.000
f.OiW
(U.ouo
Barley, bu
Carlot Receipta Wheat. 35 cars, with
14 of contract grade; corn. 157 cars, with
7 of contract gratia; oata, V 193 cara
Total receipts of wheat at Chicago. Min
neapolis and Duluth, to-day Here, l.ouj
cats; compareu aiin .i care last week
and 501 cars the corresponding day
eur ago.
Liverpool Grala Market.
1.IVEHPOOU Oct k. WHEAT Spot
sieai , iu 1 MamtoDa. sa. 4d, No.
Manitoba, as. Id, No. i Manitoba, ka, ftd
fi. lures steady: October 7s. 3V1; Decem
ber, 7e. S d; March. 7s, 4Sd.
CORN Spot steady. American mixed
". 4d; futures steady; October, 6s, ?d;
January, fie, gd.
MOW YORK GF..MCHAI, MARKET
Quotations of the Day oa Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Oct. B.-FI.OfR Steady;
spring patents, ICi.Su'd.S..; winter straights,
M.i4.1f; winter patents. $1 iVut sprlnM
clears, 14.254.50;, Kansas straights, 4..V,
'o4 70. Hye t.our, eteaity; fair to goou.
M Vh4 choice to fancv. t'i fK(iB 30.
WHEAT Hpot market firm; No. 2 red.
9S4C, elevator, export bnals and f
o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, ll.M'k.
f. o. b., afloat. Futures nuirket was In
active, but prices were steady on firm
rash markets, atendv cables, reports nt
(lama- to the Canadian crop and ears
of frost In Argentina, closing Vo4r net
higher. I ecetnlier closed at Sl.ua 5-16c:
May, tl-Wi'i.
CORN hpot market steady; No. 2.
"I'i, elevator, domestic busts to arrive
and 7Hc, f. o. b. afloat: export basiH.
Futures market was nominal.
OATS Hpot miirket steady; natural
white and white clipped, 6-Vs6c. Futures
mnrket was nominal.
HOI'S Easy; state, common to choice,
irtll, 47(fiStk:; 1910, nominal; Pacific coast
mil, 3742c; 110, nominal.
HAY-Wulet; prime. I1.20!!H4; No. 1.
$1 ligl 20; No. 2, Sl.10fel.15; No. i. ll.OOtf
1.0B.
HIDES Hteady; Central America, 20c:
Bogota, ZlVdK'V'.
LEATHER Hteady; hemlock firsts, 2Wi
27c; seconds, 2u'',i thirds, WaMc; re
jects, lie.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; mess, $l.7j
til7(i; family. lU.ooti 14. 00. beef hams
l2i.5Vfi 42.50. Cut meats, steady; pickled
Iwllles, 10 to 14 pounds, SILXfilX;
pickled hams, fl2.onfei2.2ri. I-ard, weak;
middle west prime, f9.onfe'.MO; refined,
stendy; continent, fin.OTi; South America,
$10 70, compound, t7.9nfe8 15.
TAI.I.OW Firm; city, hhds., 6sic;
country, 6li8''1c.
EOUS Firm; fresh gathered extras. 2
fe.'tOc; freah gathered extras, firsts, 25fe
27c; fresh gathered firsts, 22fe2-tc; freh
gathered seconds, lf21c; fresh gathered
chicks, prime, ldfelrtc; western gathered,
whites. E4fe2Hc.
BUTTER Firm; creamery specials, 30c;
extras, 2'ic; firsts, Zti''iiiWc; creamery
held, specials, 29c; creamery held, ex
tras, 24i284c; creamery held, firsts, ZoHf
27o: finest. Z!iic; good to prime, 24
2c; process specials. 2aV(J?4c; extras, 23c;
firsts, 21 'a 22c; factory current make.
firsts. 20S4i21o.
POULTRY Alive Irregular; spring
chlcka, UifeHc; fowls, 12(14c; turkeys,
15c; dressed (regular; western chicks. 12
feltic; fowls, UVfafelic; turkeys, 12fe25c.
t. I.onls General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6. WHEAT Cash.
strong; track, No. 2 red. SflVVfjKlHc; No. 2
hard, fl.flufy l.oift; December, STSQHc;
May, fl.03T4.
CORN Higher; track, no. z, whwc:
No. 2 white, 71fe71c; December, 63V;;
May, 54c.
OATS Higher: track. No. Z. 47S47Hc:
No. 2 white, 4S348Vic; December, 4SVife
4K'4c; May, B0sc.
RYE Unchanged, 90HC.
KliOITH Iwer; red winter patents.
I4.30fe4.70; extra fancy and straights.
S3.WV&4.25; hard winter clears, I3.2ife3.40.
8KEI) Timothy, I12.50felti.00.
tXIRNM HAL $3.20.
BRAN Slow; racked, east track, Jill
1.15.
HAY steady: timotny, fw.wviij.w,
prairie, fl2 0Ofe 16.00.
PROV1HIONS Porg. uncnangea aoo-
blng, $15.50. Lard, unchanged; prime
steam, $2.30(i3.20. Dry salt meats, un
changed; boxed, extra shorts, f9.00; clear
ribs. $9.00; short clears, $9.12. Bacon,
unchanged; boxed, extra shorts, f 10.00;
clear ribs, flO.00; short clears, fl).12ft.
POULTRY eteeoy ; cntckens, hc;
sprlnga, lOftc; turkeys, Hftfelbc; ducks,
llc; geese. He.
BUTTER rirm: creamery, nvsymc.
EGGS Steady; 20ftc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 9,00
Wheat, bu so.ooo zi,tw
Corn, bu 78.000 37,000
Outs, bu 4ti,000 si.oiu
Knnsns City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 6. W H E AT
Steady to He higher; No. 2 hard, fl.Olfe)
1.00; No. 3, ft.00fel.06; No. 2 red, 99cfe
fioo; No. 3, WVife-'Sc', December, 9Ua;
Mav, $103M.; July, 9!Vic.
CORN Hfelc higher: No. t mixed, 70c;
No. 3. 70c; No. 2 white, 69Wi70c; No. 8,
ttiMrfeTOc; lVrcember, 6nc; May, 64fto,
t)ATS Unchanged to Vic higher; No. 3
white, 48fe'48Sc; No. 2 mixed, 47fe47fte.
RYE-Vn!Mlc.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $18.50
19.oo; choice prairie, f 12 50fe 13.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 2ftc; firsts, 24ftc;
seconds. 22Hc; packing stock, 18c.
E1UH Extras, a:vic; iirats, sic; sec
onds, 13ftc.
v Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu.. 1H,0U0 fi3,0X)
Corn, bu Hi.ono bl.0.10
Oats, bu 4.000 22,000
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 6 WHEAT De
cember, fl.081; May, tLlSH: No. 1 hard
fl.OBH: No. 1 northern, fl.OSfen.09T4,; No.
2 northern, fl.05fel.06Tt; No. S wheat, $1.00
fel.02T4-
BARLEY-70cfe$l.l.
CORN No. 3 yellow, (Wc.
OATS No. 3 white, 45MT4).
RYE No. 2. 92c.
RRAN-$21.50fe 22.00.
FLOUR First patents. $8.SOS6.60; second
patents, f4.flfe.20: first clears, f3.80fe4.10;
second clears, f2.70fe3.10.
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 6. BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 32c;
nearby prints, 33c.
KOus Firm: Pennsylvania ana otner
nearby firsts, free cases, 87 50; current
receipta, ft.90 per case. Western firsts,
free cases. $7.50 per caae; current re
ceipts, free cases, $H.60fei.90 per caae.
CHEESE Firm; New York run creams,
fancy, 15c; fair to good, HfeHftc.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Oct. 6. CORN Higher: No. t
yellow, 70c; No. 8 yellow, 70c; No. 2
mixed, 70c; No. 8 mixed, 70c; No. 4
mixed, 69c.
oats Hisrher: no. i white, 47ftc:
standard. 47Vc; No. 3 white, 47c; No. 4
white, 46ftc.
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. 6. WHEAT No. 1
northern, fl.10fel.12; No. S northern, fl.07
(1.10: No. 2 hard winter, $1 02(ul.05; De
cember, 99,9!4,c; May, $1,041.
OATS 4Xftfe'4W.
BA RLEY-fll2fe'123.
Ttalath 4i rain Market.
nui.l'TH. Oct. 6 WHEAT No. 1 hard.
$1.0U; No. 1 northern, f 1.03ft to fl05ft;
ISO. o, IW40 to Hui 1'ci.cmuci , e.-"tl
May, tl U'S-
OATS 46"o.
Mlnneasiolla Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 6.-WHEAT-Decemher.
fl.ohft; May, fllSft; No. 1
hard fl."S; No. 1 Northern, fl.08fel.o9ft;
No. 2 Northern, f l.tbfel.uttft; no. wneat.
fl.OUdl.O'.Ta.
Oaaeha Hay Market.
OMAHA, Oct. 6.-HAY-N0. 1. fUOO;
No. 2. $1100; coarse, $1000; packing stock,
$7.oOu90; alfalfa, $13 00. Straw; Wheat,
$4.5ufe5.00; rye and outs, 86.00.
Coffee Market.
NRW YORK. Oct. f COFFEE Fu
tures opened firm at an advance of about
10.115 points In response to higher
European cables, further unfavorable
mm newa from Braxll. covering by re
cent sellers and bull support. Business
wtt4 active, with considerable realising
at the advance, which established new
hih records for the movement, with Oc
tober contracts selling at 13c. Offerings
were readily taken and the market
closed steady at a net gain of Unit!
ru,it Kales. 131.250 baas. October,
129.se: November, I2lsc; December, 1195c;
January. 12.83c: February, 12.iSu; March,
April. May. June and July, 13.44c; August
and September, li ttle. Havre was 1 I
net higher. Hamburg was lfelft pfg.
t,iih.r n In unchanged: 7a St. TOO: Santos,
50 rets higher; 4s 8$2.0, 7s. 7$550. Receipta
at the two Braslllan ports were W.OuO
haaa asa nst lo.ow naga ieai year.
Jundtahy receipts. 69.0 bags, agalnat
43 ) bags last year, hlrra offers from
lliasll were reported, from 1014 points
higher. New York arehouae deliveries
yesterday were 19.047 bags, agalnat 13 561
bags last year. Spot coffee, firm: Rio
No. 7. HftfeUftc; Santos No. 4. 15ftil5So,
nominal; mild, quiet; Cordova, 15017c,
luminal.
Kaaar Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. I-BIG A R-Ka w,
?uiet; miacovauo. ss teai, st se; centrt
ugal, 96 test. $5 Ml; molaaaea, 89 lest
$6.U; refined, i vady.
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Are Light and Move
ment is Sluggish.
HOGS ARE STEADY TO LOWER
Moderate Supply Enables Sellers to
Clear Yards In Good Senaon
Sheep and Lambs Steady
on l.laht Receipts.
Receipts were:
Cottle. Hogs. Sheep.
..16.5C1 .!& 68.9m
...ROM 3.1S4 50.240
9 474 3.4M '-3V'
29U0 6.500 12.6-JO
Official Monday
irriclal 1 uesria
Official Wednesday
Estimate Thursday .
Four days this week. 39 (Ml 13.917 l.'O.LS
Same days last week..M.!)26 Sl.lSi li'-f!
Same days 2 w ks ago. 9, 3-3 2o,6. l.-f-".1?
Same daya 3 w'ks ago.19.9S 23,4'H 1'-.-
Same days 4 w'ks ago. 2i. 443 19,3ol 131,614
Same days last year. .34.93 16.165 132.de
'Hie loiiowing tabic shows the receipt
' rattle, hna-s and sheeu at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared tailh
1911. 1910. Inc. Dec
Cattle .... RWIO S!5,4'.H
Hoks l..9U0 1.5i7.0X3 39M7
Sheep 1,99.74 l.SS.l 20,4nl
1 he. following table shows the average
prices for hoga at South Omaha for the
ust several daya, with comparisons.
Date. I 1911. 11910. 109. 1908. 1907.19O6.!l90ii.
& 951 1SI
6 97 20 5 18
6 96 6 181 5 18
I 6 zi. 0 11
Sunday.
iieceipia ana aispoeiuou 01 nv. -
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
twenty-tour hours endina at 3 p. m. yes
terday;
KECE1PTB 4-AIta.
I utile llou-s Sh'O.ll'r'S.
C, M. & St. P.... 2
Sept. 26 6 36ft 8 45 6 67
Sept. 2." 6 25fti 8 4.'i g 15
riept. 2s 6 14 8 32 8 08 6 67
oept. 3J 6 22ft 8 41 7 RX 6 b:' oj - u
Oct. 1. . 1 8 551 7 871 6 60 6 ol 25
Oct. !!.. 6 25 1 I 7 86 6 63 5 921 25 6 IS
Oct. 8.. I 6 2ft').i S 45i I 6 U 6 81 6 21 6 10
net. 4.. 6 8 2k 1 7 821 ibM39b6
Oct. 6.. I 8 27 7 80 6 45 6 S4j 8 19 5 0b
4 1..
1
10 57
5 ..
25 8 ..
2 1..
3
16 4
3
1 .. 1
6
2 11
85 72 2
Missouri l'ai'lilc
Union Pacific 30
C. oi N. W., cast.... 4
C. ac N. W., west.. 31
C, St. P., M. &)... 5
(V 11 1 Xr P en St. X
C, B. & W., west.... 44
rt. 1. ac f. .east, i
C, H. 1. Ht P., west. 1
Illinois Central
. G. W 1
Total receipts 120
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.... 305
691
2
swift and Company.... 888
Cudahy Packing Co.... 7iW
Armour & Co 656,
Fisher Supply Co
J. W. Murphy
Morrell 43
Baker & Jose 13
1,227
1,679
83
144
71o
1.932
680
W. B. Vansant Co 23
Benton Vansant & Lush 167
Hill & Son 173
F. B. Lewis 9j
Huston & Co 4
J. B. Root & Co 225
J. H. Bulla 61
L. F. Husx 28
I Wolf H5
McCreary 170
S. Werthelmer 3-9
H. F. Hamilton 74
Sullivan Bros 77
Lee Rothschild 125
Mo. ac Kans. Calf. Co.. 229
Omaha Packing, Denver 182 .... ....
(June ec cnrlsty 158
Other buyers l,6o9 .... 12,788
Totals 6,577 6,259 16,012
CATTLE There was a considerable
let up In receipts today and the general
quality of the offerings showed more or
leas dodloiaUon. Very few corufed
cattle ol any kind showed up In the
offerings and the big bulk of the west
ern rangers were cattle that did not
particularly appeal to either the best
Deer men or the feeder buyers. The re
sult v,as a rather slow and Indifferent
market from start to finish, and while
prices were not much different than
yesterday, the general tone lo the trade
was decidedly weak and tha movement
sluggish from start to finish. Compared
with the close of last week deairabla
corn fed cattle are not much If any
lower. On the other hand there has
been a decline of from 10 to 25c on west
ern beef anu the indications are that
these declines will hold throuKliout the
week. Competition from feeder hovera
has been very slack this week and this
nan been a potent factor In forcing prices
to a lower basis, while the bearish tone
10 advices from eastern markets has
also tended to weaken the local trade
very materially. Jjut at present eastern
beef markets are In verv unBatlBfactorv
shape, and the very heavy receipta this
week have come at a very unioriunate
time.
In cows and heifers there has not been
very much chunee all week. Fair m
good grades have suffered more or less
on account of the excessive offerings
of cheap steer beef, but cannera and
cutters have been In very keen request
and are selling as high as at any time
una season.
During the last dav or twn then. h..
been considerable congestion in the
feeder and atocker market and although
prices have declined 15(u25c the country
demand has been so slack that there Is
nine prospect xor a complete clearance
tor the week. Strictly choice fleshv
grades have held up fairly well, but on
an oinera me irenu 01 values has been
steadily lower, and Just at present yard
traders are more anxious to dispose of
what they have on hand than to further
Increase their holdings and the under
tone to the trade Is very weak.
wuoiaiiuns on range catiie: Good to
choice beef steers, 45 606.50; fair to good
. - - o.w. , u-wif .vu wuiumun in xair
beet steers, $4.255.35; good to choice
heifera. t4.80ti6.35: good to choice cnas
H.4Uti5.10; lair to good cows, f3.75itf.40;
good to choice Blockers and feeders, '..Qv
Uu.75; fair to good Blocker and feeders,
f4.25(u5.00: common to fair stockers and
fef-Jers, f!504j4 25; stocker heifers, $3.25ai
4r bulls, stags, etc., $3.25jX.Ki.
representative sales:
BEEP STEERS.
Ke.
Av,
FT. Me.
A.
M...
.141 M
COWS.
I..
, Ml I 15 11
Ki IM 1
CALV ES.
, IN IN (0
, 1U0 I M
97 I T
7S0. t U
u..
1..
1..
IS $1
HEIFERS.
, 41 I 74
STOClvERS AND FEEDERS.
, t W 10 7 si 4 45
W Hi 1 441 4 M
, IhO 4 00 II 101 4 0
M 4 II U lul 4 aft
W Le i'EUNS NRiiRAbivA.
10..
..
I..
I..
I..
37 heifers... 706 4 10 9 cows S3t
f 85
3 25
4 95
15 cows..
.1023 4 25
9 cowb KiS
50 feeders.. 1073
4 90
4 50
4 15
4 05
39 feeders.. 943
10 feeders.. 918
36 feed era.. 1078 6 10
10 feeders.. 702 4 05
62 heifers... 8.11
10 feeders.. 623
Pot mell Bros. Neb,
IS feeders.. 1267 5 35 2 steers..,
.IOCS 4 15
. 9M 4 15
. 925 3 25
. 160 7 50
W. O. Wilson-Neb.
24 feeders.. 1056 4 85 24 cows...,
J. Berg Neb.
Scows 916 3 50 12 cows....
9 calves... 247 4 50 2 calves..
J. fctanr Neb.
13 stockers. 743 4 16 S heifers... 758
S heifers. . .10.10 S 35
4 00
C. H. cchestnut Neb.
28 calves... 316 4 60
9 cowl 951 20
S cows 6U3 3 30
O. BJurstrom Neb.
f calves... 301 4 40 13 steers.... 9S0 4 AO
19 feeders.. 6i5 4 3a leeuers.. Vol
4 steers.... 872 3 90 18 heifers... 68
10 cows 10u6 3 85 4 cows 777
4 40
f 80
5 35
O. Turnquist reo.
26 feeders.. 97 4 H 4 feeders.. K0 4 so
6 cows 796 4 16
Wi w .NQ.
60 feeders.. 1000 4 70 14 feeders.. 1047 4 70
E Burnham Wyo.
IS feeders.. 1033 4 60 8 feeders.. 1041 4 60
F. Brooks Wyo.
4 feeders.. 1100 6 00 13 feeders.. 1080 4 85
21 feeders.. 81S 4 66
Diamond t attle Co. Wyo.
163 feeders. 1U2 6 30 86 cows 985 4 30
17 coas 941 S 76
J. Dixon Wyo.
10 COWS 1066 4 30
Pacific Market Co. Wyo.
38 steers.. ..1243 6 75 20 steers.. .1280 S 55
33 steers. ...1184 5 40 21 steers. ...llso 6 30
J. Dolling Wyo.
11 feeders.. 942
6 25 9 feeder.. 108S 6 26
I cows lt") 4 SO
4 cows.
4 56
5 25
34 feeders.. 900 6 25
14 feeders.. 11.
15 cows
2 bulls
931 4 30
S cows 1165 4 65
..138 t 60
V. C. Eraser Vo.
. 121.) 6 Oo 20 stetrs....I284 5 75
..LU7 6 40 .7 sters....lue0 6 10
W. Kellh-Wyo.
..1U 4 26
55 steers.
21 steers.
IS cows.
Jt CBrien-Wyo.
9 cows 853 S 75 U feeders.. M 4 60
W. P. RickettsWyo.
11 feeders.. 74 4 20 17 steers.. 40
24 steers... 4 25 10 steers-. ..11'. J 4 80
11 steers....! 120 4 50
II. F, Smith wye.
.1092 4 50
O. Porter-S. D.
, 47 t 40 8 feeders.. 025 4 10
P. Schmele 8. D.
10OS t 60 32 feeder.. TS4 S 35
J. Weaver S. D.
8M I 96 f cows 008 t 35
696 S 60
A. Herman 8. D,
938 t 60 25 cows K5 110
743 S 30 28 calves... ft27 4 60
Rock Keene a li.
15 steers...
8 heifers..,
10 cows....,
19 cow
8 steers...,
8 cows
16 cows
54 feeders.. 916 6 00
B. J. Johnson Colo.
84 steers.... 843 4 40
liuoa changes in hog trade were so
slight that tney are hardly quotable.
Vluwlng the market as a wnole. prices
ruled steady to possibly a shade lower,
but weakness did not call lor any re
vision of vaiues on bulk. Hough heavies
met with a poorer demand than recently,
and good bacon grades sold to a little
better advantage.
Movement had fair action throughout
miiht of the session and a moderate sup
ply enabled sellers to clear tne yards in
very good season. Receipts amounted to
about seventy-five loads, the big end of
the run consisting of weighty packing
Btuff.
Spreads remained narrow, as usual, and
larger droves were put up around f6.20'i
6.25. Extremely rough lard hogs dropped
as low as fi.10, and the best bacon ani
mals on sale reached $'135. Purchase by
shippers and speculators amounted to
about a dozen loads, but the demand
from these quarters was rather uncer
tain. Representative sales:
No.
Ar.
8h. Pr.
No.
At. 9h. Pr.
311 10 I 20
10..
..3X4
..:
..30
..&!
..J37
..107
..12
..:?
10 4 10
140 4 15
... I 16
210 II
:w 1 ii
... I 11
M...
0...
la...
29...
66...
44...
II...
S...
II...
...
20 .
...2"0
...2(8
...2U6
...2M
....250
...243
...2l
...211
,..268
80
I 22V4
17..
14..
120 I 224
... I 221
... I 22V,
... 4 2214
34. 22V4
... I 221
... 4 22V4
W I 22 u,
7....
14....
I 14
I 16
I 17Vt
I 10
I 20
15....
480
120
80
40
210
M
71....
1 ...
til...
W. ...
)....
...14
...HX
...y3
...241
...2l
...274
...300
...10
...311
...1M
...211
...271
...2!.
....'54
...271
...St
...371
...287
...M7
43..
!56
4 22V
20
I 20
6 281 109 4 26
72...
.261
40
40
I 26
I 21
4 21
I 26
I 21
I 26
4 26
I 21
I 21
140 I So
71..
40..
70..
71..
6..
41..
...244
...2X1
...134
...34
...247
...247
...270
17....
... I 20
... I 20
4....
41....
2
)....
I 20
I 20
I 20
I 20
I 20
I 20
I 20
20
I 20
20
I 20
I 20
4 20
I 20
I 20
10
SO
40
30....
61.
....
16 234
70 196
!....
120 4 26
70....
....
10 231 120
4 26
4 26
4 26
47
...247 ...
10. ...
16...
M...
II...
U...
72...
67...
67...
1...
...231
...20
...234
...203
...19
...:&
...244
44....
200 4 26
....
120
10
160 I 27V
44....
... I 10
80 I 30
120 I 10
I....
2H1
287
ill
14....
77....
40
I 30
4 81
70..
...284
1C0 I 20
..131
10
PIGS ODDS AND ENDS.
103 14 ... 4 76 . II 100 ... 4 75
7 17 ... 4 14
.. -.a. .rum a natural week-end
uucieaae Hi 1'eCtsipiu and some little
ireugui In prices lor fat stock, the sueep
and iamb traae kept mucn the same form
as on recent uays. Yesterday's clearance
uivoivbu ail but 1,500 heau, despite the
absence 01 deinanu in the afternoon, aa
well as a ramei quiet market during the
morning. Attractions of Ak-Sar-Ben
seenieu to be the only reason lor dearth
ol orders alter midday.
11111 new Buuuly. esi.iiiia.ted at luliv 15.00k.
head, rounds off a surprisingly heavy
lour days' total, about 15o,uuo head Jn all.
Feeders predominated In fresh oiferlngs,
the same as recently, and lambs were ine
general rule. Range marketing this week
wnue Dy no means recoru breaking,
proves beyond a doubt that the west held
more stock this season than was gener
ally predicted six or eight weeks ago.
me runs tnus lar tnis week not on v
yield a heavier total than last week's
aggregate, but also show a big Increase
over the supply this week last year.
a auouiy poiiion 01 tne irean receiDta
were lute In arriving, but pacKers took
plenty of Interest In early offerings, and
what few sales were made Indicated a
trade strong to a dime higher. Oood fat
lambs sold around $5.50, and a prime arti
cle would Probably reach 16.76 or Dosaibly
$5.85, Movement was delayed more or
less by the necessity of sorting, as few
fat lambs are ahowlna: ud at nreaent In
straight strings.
Desirable killing sheep had fast action
from the start, the demand beina- aharn-
ened by small proportion of this clasa of
stock. email advances were usually
allowed and complete clearance assured.
Heavy wethers, classy In every respect.
Jumped from $3.85 to the even money
$4.00 while good ewes were purchased
around $3,.35. Toppy yearlings were
wanted around $4.40. but none were avail
able early.
Feeder classes of lambs ruled firm, but
Inquiry lacked urgency. Ordinary offer
ings with a little weight and quality
ranged from $5.00 downward and the best
graucs, properly feeders, can be bought
around t5.loiUo.15. Country buyers are
working right up Into the killing classes,
however, and several strings with very
respectable fat sorts are going out fur a
speculative short finish at $5.J0raJ6.60. An
Instance of this fact appears In sales
made Monday and Tuesday, On Monday
a packer bought tops of a certain ship
ment at f5.5o and ihe seconds at f5.26,
while the feeders sold for 15.10. About
two-thlrus of the shipment carried plenty
of finish. The following day a string
of the same brand of lambs sold straight
to a country buyer at $5.30. Feeder ewes
are still selling largely under the $3.00
mark. Accorulng 10 packers' tab the
three days' feeder purchase amounts to
about 93.OU0 head.
Compared with a week ago all kinds
of stock are closing Just about steady.
Fat ewes, if anything, are a little lower,
but the ordinary run of both fat and
feeding lambs show few changes,
yuoLttlions on sheep and lain Da. Lambs,
good to choice, f6.60u6.b5; lambs, fair to
good, f5.3U(j5.60; luraos, culls, I4.75(i6.15;
iambs, feeaers, $4,254(5.16; yearlings, good
to choice, f4.20tl4.40; yearlings, feeaers,
$3.90(14.26; wethers, handy, f3.75bv4.10;
wethers, heavy, $3.65t8400; wethers, feed
ers, f3.2u&3.6; ewes, good to choice, $3.tKiji
3 50; ewes, talr to good, f3.0mu3.30; ewes,
breedeers, f3.2u&4.00; ewea, feeders, $2,3tj
3.10; ewea. culls. tL50(i2.3o,
Representative sales
No.
416 Wyoming ewes ...
4M Wyoming ewes ...
Av.
. 97
. 97
. 99
. 85
. 84
. 85
. 86
. 86
. 87
. 87
.100
.108
.123
.123
113
Pr.
8 10
a 10
s 10
2 75
2 85
2 76
2 75
2 75
4 60
4 60
2 90
5 3d
4 00
8 35
3 00
2 60
6 00
4 35
4 35
6 50
6 60
t 50
6 16
6 10
4 50
6 65
6 65
6 55
6 00
6 0U
B9 Wyoming ewes
520 Wyoming ewes,
4-6 Wyoming ewes,
3.2 Wyoming ewes,
2.3 Wyoming ewes.
feeders.,
feeders.,
feeders.,
feeders.,
feeders..
2,0 Wyoming ewea,
1211 Wyoming year I
yearlings
61 Wyoming yunriiu
76 Idaho ewes
436 Idaho ewes
77 Wyoming wethers
172 Idaho ewes
100 Idaho ewes
lt5 Wyoming ewes.......
625 Wyoming lamb, feedera...
244 Wyoming lamb, feeders...
139 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
274 Idaho lambs, feeders
276 Idaho lambs, feeders
100 Idaho lambs
1386 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
2011 Wyoming lambs, feedera.
16S Wyoming laiuba, feeders..
453 Idaho lambs
3o7 Wyoming lambs
646 Wyoming lambs
264 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
323 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
83
65
46
45
78
82
80
61
67
61
83
68
67
68
68
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demavd for Cattle aad Sheep Steady
Hosts Higher.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6. CATTLE Receipts,
6,000 head; market steady for good
grades; others weak; beeves, t4.70u.35;
Texas ateers, f4.2u6.00; western steers,
f4.2txu6.90; stockers and feeders, f3.25'ti5.60;
cows and heifers, f2.wu6.15. calves, fu.oOu
9. 25.
HOGS Receipts, 19,000 head; market 6c
higher on packing grades; others steady;
light, f6.104j6.75; mixed, $6.0Uu6.sO; heavy,
$5.854j6.i6; rough, $o.iuJ.10; good to choice
heavy, $6.10u6.;5; pigs, f4.2j.u62S; bulk of
sales, f6.20tu6.65.
SHEEP AND LA M BS Receipts, 27.000
head; market steady; native, f2.40ti4.15;
western. I2.75u4 25; yearlings, $J.75ji 4.60,
native lambs, $4.264U.15; western, 4.5Uu
4.30.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.-
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Oct. 6. CATTLE
Receipts. 1.6u head; market steady -steers.
$4.6ou7.75: cows and heifers, $2 80
),M. calves, f3.75Utl.0O.
HOGS Receipts. 4.510 head; market
steady to 6o higher; top, $6.45; bulk of
sales. 6.204j.S5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipta 4 000
head; market steady; lambs, f5.otu.o6.
Olls-aad Koala.
SAVANNAH. Oct. 6.-TLHPENT1NE-Firm:
49,c.
KOSIN-Flrin; types F and U, $6.40.
NEW YORK STOGX MARKET
Trading Almost Lightest of Any Full
Session for Weeks.
CLOSE SEES NUMEROUS GAINS
Early Weakness Attributed to Heav
iness of American ecarlles
Abroad Local Develop- j
anents Wlthoot Effect. I
NEW YORK, Oct. 6-Tradlng In tho.
stock market today was almost tho
lightest of any full session In several
weeks. The drift was downward at the
outset but losses were soon followed by
recoveries and the final dealings, when
prices were at their best, resulted In
numerous substantial net gains.
Early weakness which brought a num.
ber of one point declines, was attributed
to the heaviness of American securities
abroad.
Domestic developments hardly exer.
clsed any Influence on the market fur
securities. A mildly optimistic Interview
attributed to the guiding spirit of tho
Great Northern and Northern Pacifio
roods was helpful to those Issues and
the prolongation of the labor trouble on
the Harrlman lines was without adverse
effect on I'nlon Pacific and subsidiary
Jlnes. In fact the support accorded
L'nlon Pacific throughout the session
was of the most impressive sort.
Sporadic selling of Steel shares was
probably responsible for the early de
pression which was fully offset by the
extensive buying in the closing hour.
Copper stocks were fairly steady on
reports that domestic demand tor the
metal Is on tha Increase. Western I'nlon
held Its recent rise and American Beet
Sugar and United States Rubber were
active and strong on board room gossip
of prospective dividend disbursements,
which In the case of Rubber was later
conjarmed.
There were unofficial Intimations thnt
the "reconstruction" plan of the Ameri
can Tobacco company would be filed
with the court tomorrow and the various
Issues of that corporation were both
active and strong. The best opinion ob
tainable In the financial district Is that
some weeks must elapse ere the tobaccn
company emerges from Its present legal
entanglements. The most noteworthy
railroad report submitted was that of tho
Louisville and Nashville road for the
year ending June 30, last, ahowlna;
earnings of U per cent on the out
standing stock, despite a Iobs of almost
S2.000.000 In net.
The bond market was steady with
greatest activity In American Tobacco
sixes. Total sales, par value f.1.152.000.
United States government bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Biles. Hlsh. Low. Cloas.
aliii-i naimn pra
Amalgamated Copper ...
Amsrtran Agricultural
Am. Bret Sugar
Amerlraa Can
Amsiicma C. A F
Amerlraa H. A L. pfd..
Am. Ire Securities
American Linseed .......
American Locomotive ..
American a. 4V. R
Am. B. at R. prd
Am. Steel Foundries
Am. Busar Refining....,
American T. A T ,
ll4j
. 11.800 6044 48 S (0
4
, 1,800 (.It, 51H 61 H
. 1,600 ' S
400 46 46!4j
21
lit
'
304 S64 K S41,
. 11,000 43 is 41 e:S4j
101
400 ti n, 3I4,
. 1110 lit 115 lUt
. 1,300 Wi 13344 134
, 9O0 H B.tt M'4
, 200 SOt SO't
, !00 32 3m 82
. 4,300 10444 10-2 10'4
. 200 102 102V4 lO-Jt
12014
, 1.500 4 K te
'. " ioi 74ii T3ti 744
. I.toO K714 22444 3274)
400 21H 2144 214
43
I 270
400 7144 7044 71
23
100 1 IB 13
3t
20 1(2 143 142
. 14,000 1074a 106 1II7'4
100 6744 67H 64
2444
44
, 2.500 1S7H 135H 137 44
400 1144 1144 1144
143
. 100 2244 14 22'4
100 44 44 ISH
3044
. 3.400 3044 244 3044V
. 2,000 4144 4944 444
4f4
. 304 1434 147 14HV
. 1,400 12244 14 12:1s
60s 47 4K44 4114,
, 200 137 134 134
200 1544 15 15
. 1.300 45 44 4 4 454'
. 1,000 10244 103 10144
14
444,
oeo.e oessa 2
..... 1
100 2344 2344 2"'i
2
200 1024 10244 10244
3244
600 12344 12H44 124
ton 2344 23 234
, 100 44 44 44
, 1.000 3344 3144 37
100 126 126 123
, JO0 44 43 43
100 304 30S 304
... 100 1044 lot 10114
, 140 3344 344 33V4
600 lftl'4 10144 101V4
1 310 474 4644 4744
, 1.SO0 11644 114 11.1
700 tl4 304 3114
, 4.200 12144 1044 1214
200 104 104 1034
"4
1744
; .."; k:.
2744
. 10.500 13941 13744 1;
inn 1244 2744 2244
MO 33 33 33
700 2344 2344 23 '4j
4444
33
33
100 33 43 44
in 33 34 17
. 4.400 10744 1044 107
, 600 2344 2!, 234
300 44V 614 .V4
600 1344 1244 3
24
110 1314 13 1744
300 414 41 '4 41
, 43,4nn Iii4 16S lo'i
104 to o '4
43
, 1.300 44 42V4 43i
123, WO 4044 6f"4 04
, 1,100 41 40 '4 41114
, l.l'iO 41 4U44 474
300 4744 4444 47 A
100 114 li4 1144
400 22S 2244 22T4
400 67 4 6744 674
42
, 4,300 ln4 74 3"4
KK 2 :i 24j
, I.3O0 1534 166 16344
American Tobacco pfd...
American woolen
Anaconda Mining Co....
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantlo Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Paclflo
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey..
Chesapeake A Ohio
China co A Alton
Chicago O. W.. new
Chicago O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
Chicago, M. A St. P....
C, C, C. A St. L.
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A Southern....
Ooneol (dated Qas
Corn Products
tielaware A Hudson
Denver A Rio Grande..
Denver A R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities ....
Erie ,
Erie 1st pfd
Erie 2d pfd
General Electric
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore ctfs.
Illinois Central
Interborouxh Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester.
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper .....
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City 60
K. C. Bo. pfd
Laclede Gaa
Louisville A Nashville..
Minn. A St. Louis
M., St. P. A 8. B. M...
Missouri. K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
Missouri Paclflo
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. Id pfd...
New York Central
N. Y.. O. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American ........
Northern Paclflo
Paclflo Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oas
P.. c, C. A St. L.
Plttsburxti Coal
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel 8prlng....
Reading
Bepublle Steel
Republlo Bteel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. L A B. r 2d pfd...
St. Louts S. W
8t. L S. W. pfd
8los-8herflel4 S. A I...
Southern Parlfte
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pfd...
Tenneeeeo Cnpper
Teiaa A Parlfte
T , St. L. A W
T , Bt. LAW. pfd....
I'nlon Paclflo
Tnlon Paclflo pfd
t'nlted States TUaltr....
t'nlted States Rubber...
t'nlted States Steel
r. 8. Steel pfd
I'tah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical .
Wanash
Wabash pfd ,
Western Maryland ,
Weetlnghouse Electrlo ..
Western Union ,
Wheellnc A U E ,
Lehlsh Valley
Total sales tor the day, 404.100 hares.
London, Stock Market.
LONDON, OcL 6. American securities
opened quiet and about unchanged to
day. Trading waa light during the fore
noon but prices declined under realising.
At noon the tone waa quiet and values
ranged from unchanged to a below
yesierday'a New York closing.
Closing quotationa on atocas were:
Consols, money.. 77 ll-ULoulsllte A N..
.14(44
do account 7744 M.. K. A T...
.. 28.
..107
..10444
.. 3044
.. 34
.. 414
.. 7
.. 7o4
.. 2S
.. 44
..1419 V
. .U::,
.. 12 4a
.. 404k
..112
.. 12
.. 2144
Amal. Copper MSN. Y. Central..
Auaconda ' .Norfolk A W...
Atchison 104 do p(d
do pfd 10544 Ouoxrlo A W...
Bal. A Ohio Pennsylvania ...
Canadian Pacllla ...111 Hand Mlues ....
Chea. A Ohio llHeadlng
Chicago O. W l4lao. Hallway ...
C, M . A St. P 104 do pld
De Been 17 So. Pacific
Heaver A R. U K Union Paclflo ..
do pld 48 do pfd
Erie 31 V. 8. Hteel ....
do let pld 4044 do pld
do 34 pld 41 Wabash
Grand Trunk 144 do pfd
Ullaola Central !
biLVLK Har, steady, at 21 B-16d per o.
MONUY 2 per cent.
The rate of discount In the open mar
ket for abort bills la per cent; for
three months' bills 3?-u4 per cent.
Uoatoa Stock Market.
BOSTON. Oct. . Closing quotations on
on stocks and bonds:
Alloues
Amal. Copper
A. Z. I, A
Anauoa Com
B A C. C A 8. M
Butte Coalltloa ...
( el. A Arlaona
l al. A Hecla-
21 Mohawk 3
444 Nevada Con. it 4
20Mplulng Mines ... 7V
46 North Butte 24
4 North Lake 444
14 4,014 Dominion it,
43 Oeceola
140 Parrott g. A C.
... t'i
,.. 60
,.. 44
,.. 23-4
.. 2',
... 20.,
,.. III.
... 44
..110
... 41
,.. 6
Ceutennta!
344Juincy
Cop. Range C. C... 6048nannoa
Eaat Butt C. M.
74 Superior
Kraofclla
Glruux Cos
Oranby Con
Oreene Cenanea ....
Isle Hoyale Copper. .
Kerr bake
Lavke Copper
La Salle Copper....
Miami Copper
44, Superior A B. al.
3 Taniarak
1744U. S. 8 K. A M
6 4o pfd
l!irtah Coo
344 I'tah Copper Co..
24Wlnuns
1 Wolverine
11
Haak t'lrarlaga.
Oil AHA, Oct. 6.-Hank clearings for to
day were f-'.Wifcll .61 and for th.
spondtng day last ear tm.KO.ju,