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H TILE BEE: OMAJIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1911. WANTED SITUATIONS (Continued.) WASTUNO and curtain done. T. If MM WANTED-Poeltlon a cock, till Chceco Call at TOL'NO IsdT stenographer; prefers p. tltton ut of city; experienced; good pen man; car of Mrs. Adella Long, Truro, Iowa. GOOD pnmnn wishes position. I drasa K 444 Un Ad- SITUATION" by a comptometer ora--I tor: experienc :n railroad office- A 4'iL Bra. THE bet treat for wife and hahy ! a e)lh ot Ie.:oeir leo c?nm. If Hrry B. Tlleon. PM 6. 14-h St., will eorre to The rten oidee witum tnree. days we will give him an order for a quart brlrk of this lina leu ere in. KXrKRIKNCKI ladv wi-hes dsy wortt of any kind Will cook ami nerve for entertainments. Call Doug. i'Zi. WANTKD By bov of K third year In High school, a position after school. M 4x3. l;e. YOUNti rout locating In rltv desire Position na bookkeeper or offira work, hank experl nee; excellent eduratlnj mid character; reliable In all pai liculnrs. Ad dress. 1, 4H. Bee. BUNDLE ashtnjr wanted. Har. 6.T74, COLORED flrl wants work. Web. IbTO, EXPERIENCED stenographer desires position. Web. 20j4. 1 LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST BIUp jrour stork to BOiitli Oinalia; aave mileage and shrinkage; four roo-.Unrnen.is recelvo iiioiupt and I careful Attention. LIVE SfOCrTcOMMISSlON MERCHANTS Dyers B.oa. ft Co. Btrong and responsible. WlX)l BROS. 234-J Exchange Bldg. Utent Weil. Com. Co., Omaha A Denver. W. .'1. fcAlirii c SON Just handle shoep. "w. F. DUNNY ft CO.. 133 Exch. Hldg. I TAUil BROS, handle cattle, hogs, shsp. I LIfliiN Cora. Co.. 223 Exchange Bide. Donrhu ft Randall Co., J Exch. Bldg. r Clay. (toblnson ft Co., JO) Exch. Bldg. Ths Standard Com. Co., US Exch. Bldg. W. R. SMITH ft SON Just handle rheep. inlrraute Co. Better results. Ship to us. BURKK-RICKLY CO., 201 Kxrh. Bid. 1. E. ROBERTS ft CO., 231 Exch. Bldg. Allen Dudley A Co., TV.-V Kxrh. Hldg. Cox .lone Com. Co . hunch of hustlers. Its iimn ti Fontln. live afock com, mer Vermel l,,. K. Coin. Co., jTis Exchanged l.eoit proceeds nrhTpment In" Stock Yard Nafl Hunk. Only hank at yard. vVlNTv iu"u;3. eloTTTxThaTigc I iTd"g LASKhTY IlkOH. l;-40"kxc"h. rildg. ' I's xtonfrckman t hem Co. Fk remedies! ' Mai tin lu-oa, ft Co., iu7t'.c-ivliulit. Aloxtt. Muchanan to ion. I ;-tt Kx. Bldj. t'sxton-Hrkmsn Ch'iii.T'o. t'k reniedTi-a! lxi oell proceeiia ol uTiipineTiis" in 8i ch ' Tr1" Nafl Hank, tln'y hank at yard. Kalnton ft I'ondii, Ik stock comT"niT. ' -r -ri- r . ..- - - , OMAHA THE GHAIN MARKET WEEKS GRAIN CO.. train merchant, conalauwanu aolionad. 'm liraudela. ' Wabraaka-lowa Praia Co. tm Urandaia. 11IB UPDIKE OHAJN CO. )nslga. tncnia oarafuliF hanoied. Omaha, Nu kiKKUM COMMloolON CO. "Aaa Uk man wno haa tn4 ua. " CAVERS ELEVATOR CO.. wno.aai ajr In fia'. bay. coop Ivoa. braauais xilda-. ROBERTS GRAIN CO., raln consin mania solicltad. grain bouglit to arriva. J ctrandaia. GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Short Forced to Corer on Bnyinj Stampede. COSH VALUX3 ARE ADVANCED Action of the Market for the Pres ent Will Depend Largely en Either Bright or Wet Weather. OMAHA. Oct. U. 1JU. fhorts wers forced to cover on tha buy Ins siampeda nhich forced wheat anil iiiiihr on tha aany trade today. ProtU taMng aft:r a threo daa' advanca ' i:e hr,i the adanct nnd a natural reac tion reaul'd Tho n..thet conditions an- rcrtlnlj- unlavorahle .for a future t.upply ut hUh yraile miii.ng wheat, and llifl ArsntitiH n.tuatmn Is U-'omli it more imllisli. ai tain in needed, a'-c-nrdmg to Hroomhatl report. A b! trading mar ket Is expw:tHl Tha KL.ff prices for cash corn in all msjkets, Hxht country orferlnas of both old snd new corn, and llheral shipping sale, all favor th advance in corn val ues. Action of tha market fur th pres ent will depend very sra;"ly on bright or wet weather, as unfavorable cond'Hona ata certain to increase the buying force and Hliirm sliorts. H'h'ut hsd a sharp advanca at the opening and anxious eh oris forced th vrr-u atlll higher. CaaU heat sold lc higher today. There was more active buying and tradlnr In corn, due t tha atrong eash situation. Stocks continue to decreause and blither level are likely. Cash corn was 4o to tc higher today. Primary wheat receipts were 173.W) bu. and shipments were 7U.0UO bo. against receipts Isst year of HO.OjO bu. and ahlp rnents of KVD.iX) bu. Primary corn receipts were THOfrt bu. and shipments were frt.nno bu., against r'n-elHs last year of 681.000 bu. and ahlp-iii.- of M.VO bu. (liearances wra 7,200 bu. of corn. 4.0) bu. ul Min and wheat and Tour equal ti I.T7,Wi hn. Liverpool closed UtiSJ higher on wheat and d hlaher on corn. The following rash ealea were reported: WHEAT No. X hard: I cars, tl.KS; 1 car. 1102; 2 car". U.24. No. i hard: I cars. II 0J. No. 4 hard: ( car, fHo. ttORN No. 3 white: J car, 8o; No. t rolor: 1 car, fc"4c. No. yellow: cara. Wo; Na 1 yellow: ( cms, c: No. i yellow: 13 cars. Cio. No. I mlxod: t rare, 67c; No. 1 mixed: cara. 7c; No. 4 mixed: 1 car. 6"o; 1 car, 7.c. oats standard: I car. WW-; No. 1 while: 4 cara, 4Hac No. 4 white: 4 oars, Mc; no grade: 1 car, 46'c. Omaha Caait l'rteva. WHEAT No. 3 hard, II I11 ; No. I hard, fl.0Kl.M; No. 4 hard, fir.mi.0a. CORN No. 2 while, dM8K No. 1 white, fWVn'Mie; No. 4 white. mi't,e; No. 3 color, HitlMUc; Na yellow, 8,Vi4 6e.; No. 3 yellow, (?UhKc. No. 4 yellow. ivowc; wo. 2. 7vnt(nc; Na 3. ;vi 6ic; No. 4, 7HMl7fcc. OATS No. 1 white. -frt; standard, 4n4He; No. white. 4i!il4iH4Ci No. 4 white, 4.1'tHitir-; No. i yellow, 4tt4eo; .Vi. yont.w, 4f,".ytl4,c. HA HLI-. V MaiiuiK. II 11JJI 31. II YE-No. 2. WuU7e; No. 2. 9c. Carlo! Kecelpta. Wheat Corn. Oat. C'hirago S'l 21a U2 Minneapolis 4M Omaha 2 6i l DuJuth ... 173 GOVERNMENT NOTICES GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LANDS Absolute Title Given The unallotted lands ot the Choctaw and Chickasaw Na tion of tha Five ClvliUed Tribes In Okla homa, and not Including the coal and tim ber segregations, will be aold at public auction to the highest bidder at the lol lowing terms, times and places at not losa than the minimum price elated In the ad vertisement: Grady county, Chickasaw, Uacta, 7,liuu acre. .Nuvtmmi i, a, 4, buphena county. Duncan, 791) tracts, tt.SM acrea, November 6, 7, ; Jefreraon county, lt an, 702 tracta ei.tit) gcreai November a, 10, 11; Love county, alarlella, (64 traota, 7i,KH) arrea. November 14, 14. It, IS; Carter county, Ardmore. 1,171 tracta, 3.ut) acre. November 17, U. So, n, n, IS; Murray county, Mulphur, at, tracta, acre. November 24. !; Garvin county, Vauls Valley, ifii tract. Kt.auU acre. November 27. 2. Is: McClain county, Purcell. M tracts, It.CuO acre, Deceniiier 1, ; fonto too county, Ada, ( tracts, 4o.SuO acrea, Liacetnber 4. b, ; Johnsun county, Tinv ntingo, W4 tracta, SKiuu acrec, December T. . t, altu-ahAil county. Madlll, tr treuts, 18, M) acres, Lecomber 11; auyan eounty Durant, eos tracu, 2.10u acre. December 11. u; Atoka touniy, Atoka, l.lui trauta, 144.01 acrea. Deoeinbei. W, li, w. l i. Coal county Coalgata, w tracta. &4.004 cra. December aw. 21. 23; Hughes county, '"!, 4.K tracts, uu.,uu a i uecimuei' , 27; Pittsburg county. WcAW.tsr, 1,) tracts. li.WO acre. l.iiceiiibor SS. 22 I 'll. January 1, t; Haskell county. Stlgler. 412 tracts, ju,)u0 acies. January 2, 4. Latl tner cunt), Wilhortoii, 11 tracts, la uoO acres, Jsnuary 4; Lellore county, PoUau. l.i tracts, 21.HO0 acres. Januajy ; pusnl maiaba oouniy. Anileis. i tracts, ail) acre January k, a. lo; Chociaw county. "u"" .V?'" y,-M Januay ill. 11. 13; Mccurta.n county, Idabal 7,1 tract. M.iKA) acre. January 16. 14 if i Uii. Not mora tiin 1m ecre of aarl ruuurai ai.u ma, 4 Clw .mn, e aoid to one person a any one nation agricultural landt ore those having a imnlinum valuullon of Uiu ur mure per 'r-, 1'rm 24 pr cent at the time of sale, a per ceui In twelve montns and a Pr Ceui in two year, with per cent interest, i-aymenta must, ba i.n.i. in furtu of draft or i-ertuied choca, payable to J. G. Wright, commissioner, t'pon full payment bviug iu&u at any tims deed will lesue. In mediately alter approval ut sate certificate ot purciioae win issue avnd pwaeouion be aiveit. Lul auttln tiuiber drilling or nmun lor uunsraia tlicluun u.it Lul lo pe. i.i.atu Ul.iu lull muni ui purcooa price. Ulght la re Served to reject any or all bids. or infur. luaUon apply to the Commissioner of tha .r'lv Clviiisod Tribra. Musaoge. Okla homa, or any ot the District Agent as tu ianda witnln tieir respclivo Ui.trlcLs. Ijsta of thea lands hae been prepared by counties, showing the terms uf sale, me ueiKription of toe axioue trai-L .ii niitiitnum price. It will be Impracticable te furnish escn Inquirer all of tease tuts and It la aueled that persons desiring auch Uitoruuiiion specify the locality in whicit they are inivreated. Bluepiinis of t.-.i virl-s iovc'.';, ebc-''!"' a " nun oi me una to d aoia win be fur riiuhed upon apiilicauon to the under- arvu nm m" " o i n tor eaca county, in tue lorru of draft or postal ...ui.e. j. nnniMi, cotnrr.ia- aioner to the l-'ivo C.vilucd in'jt. ilu- willoills, AUim U U. CHICAGO t; It AIM AND PrtOVII4?fS iMIam of the Trtsdlagi as4 Cleelais Prlcea om Roarel of Trade. rmCAOO. Oct IS. Active buying here today on the part ot foreigners helncil lift the prl"e ol wheut. There was alao a lively demand from nonprofaaslonai speculators In this country. The Argen tine, HVieala, Oermsny and Kansas alao Sent advices unfavorable to the bears. Figures were at a net advance of Ho to IV-'. Other leading staples, too, showed a unanimous gain. corn. Ho to lHo: oat. Wo to SvHt'i provlatona, UStillou to 4uo, The rlne in wheat, though gradual, was Imnst Perpendicular. Dryness In the Ar. gsntlne and also Kansaa. delayed seeding In Germany and lack of snow covering In Russia kept bullleh enthusiasm In full swing. Light receipt -northwest and poor grading at Winn peg gave further mphaal to the bullish aspect of the alt. nation, so that tha greatest buying force of the day waa in evidence Just before the close. Between the opening and the winaup iecemor rengea rrom J1.00 to ll.01Htll.fl2 with latest sales 21.01 U. a net gain of a. l na forecast of wet weather tomorrow carried corn higher. December fluctu ated from Wljfl lo So. closing steady 15 mo up at S- Cash gradea were strong, No. 2 yellow waa Quoted at 74i to 74c, onta tooK color from wheat and mm. Outside limits touched by the December option were 47XI47V with the close 74Mi7Cc, an advance of Ml-V over lust liigm. Hog cholera report from central fill. note put firmness Into the market for pro-J Vlslona. Pork olosed i70 to euo artdl otner aruoiea an ttie way rrom yester day close to 17Ho greater cost. vaiui atuvttaahi' oir PRODUCTI Rei'elnta Mhiitm,n,. Flour, hhls amu u -- Wheat, bu 2u.0i 21un0 Corn, bu 444.VJO Cats, bu 4O,0n0 172.0Ud Kye, tu ltf.ouo k - tarley. bu 177.000 24.0u guutatlona of leading product werei 31-1 411 May. U 40 Lard V:t. I Vt Jan.. Il Rlhs May. flct.. Jan. t rvti i II H 10 1 25 2 06 rt, li is r, I tth; I 10 20 t CH u en' u r'-i s 20 124 I3H lot I 00 Hr-OdALS FOH HAY BllED-CHIEs erJ Bulidin. ( nim.u III , .... - ,,. , Sealed pruuueala. in uidIIcik i'ii L. i4 by taa WuuieruuLster at 'ort hob- "mil ii o c.uc a. ox, lUOUO- " ana taea eueaed. tor furuishiiox all bui ri.i -... - IT oouud tor to con striM. lion ot Hay hhad , - u.i uiunuatiuo. plana and icif canon furnished ou aDunc tioa to that oHicer. l ieaa i-l aVT tiou can be awn at tuia oliu ct-k-uU .. o;- 1-1.-1 jt TUE OMAHA BEE TLo Great HoinB Paper Caph quolMlona were a follows: KIOVR-rirm. Rft-No. i. kVUc: fd or mlxlnsr. TXcS tl oil; fsir to choice maltlna;. 1 liijl.a. SKEWS Timothy. IU0iy.li.26; clover. Il4-0ul!) 50. PROVISIONS Ilea pork. Per bhl.. US jiijlS ;; lard, per ln Ihs ti.&; ghort rlliH. sldoa (loose). 17 l.vaAfcO: short clear side (boxed), M.ZVtfvTi. i oiai clearances or wneat ana nour were equal to LKLflnO bu. Primary r- celpts mere 1.073,rtiM bu.. compared with Wl.iW bu. the corresponding day a year i-.stimated receipt for tomorrow: VMiejt. 4ii cars: corn. ls cars: oata. 153 cars- hogs, !4.ooo head. t. nii-ano cash Prtces-Wheal : No. J red. 11 'Ktj .m ; No. 2 red, ecl 00; No. 2 hard, Il.04tll.ng; No. 3 hard, Il.02fll.fl6; No. 1 northern. rt.l.Wlfl ill: No. 1 nonh. ern, IHlftl 14; No. 2 northern, I1.10Q1.I3, No 2 eprlng. 21 10r31.13; No. 2 spring, II. ol.ll ; No. 4 sprlna, 2 rt : velvet chaff, Ox-ijl.ll; d.jruin. oc(rt log, Corn: ivo. nyvi4c; No. 2 white, TP-fre; No. 2 yellow. 7:ti-7c: No X. 7n.f-:i..- v white, 7I'?V; No S yellow, No. 4. Tim, tj71'-r: No. 4 white. 7iwfi;;i.:; No. 4 yellow, 7i7Jo. Oats: No. 4i'o 47rj No. 2 whlf. 47i1l4HVc; No, 3. 4.Wi c; No. 1 white, 4JiM7tic; No. 4. 4te; No. 4 white, 4nj47c; tndard. 47V.4V Rye: No. 2. asi-c nsrUv iiliA: Timothy. tl3 OOfllS M. Clover, tUOndn'oa Carlot rereints- Wheat. M er Zi.t. of ntra:t grade; corn, 211 cara, with (0 of contraot grade ; oata. Iu2 cara. Total rere pta of wheat at ' Chicago, Mlhne spoils and Duluth today were tm cars compared with 74 cars laat week and tjOO cara the corresponding day a yx ago NEW VORK OE.HKH.tb MARKET Quotations of the Day oat Various Commodities. NEW VOItK. Oct. ll.-rLol!R Mrmar: sprina natent. LY:fcrfT.k. v- wmtar hi.i.i,i. 4 2004.30; winter patents. i 36n,4.7U; spring clear. 4.2u4 tu; winter exltaa No. 1, .ja.u; winter extraa No. 2, tS4.3.M; Kansaa gtralghta, KM40. Keoeipta, 21. bu.; shipments. t.n bu. Rye flour. 'on, iair to gooo, nxrje.uo; choice to v, ei.pFrA).). i CORN MEAL Firm: fine white and yel low, 2 1.41M1 1.4.7: coana. tllliu- bun dried, .l .',a.l.7i. ?WHEAT-8pot market Arm; No. I red, .02V, elevator, export basis, and ll.iXi'4 o. b. at lost; No. 1 no-thorn Duluth 11.14 f. o. b. afloat. Fplpre market flrnur with good buying on the stienKin In the rath situation, new outside buying and further romplalnta regarding t ho quality ot new spring wheat, closing l'llSc net higher. December, tl.tnttyl.Otv, closed U.0S'4.j May, tl.10itj1.ll, cloaed ti ll. nei-eipt. oi.wai ouanei: sniuments, x.ono bushel. CORN flDOt market strona: No z. nom. Inal, elevator, domestlo hauls to arrive, and export No. 2 7yjc nominal f. o. h. afloat. Future market nominal. Re ceipts. I.4U bushels; shipment, bushels. OATls-Spot market steadn Futures market nominal. Receipt, 24,6.10 bushels; shipments. 4.7u0 bushels. . FEED Steady; western spring bran, 100-lh. sacks, 1J4.10; standard middling. 100-In. aacka. 12s. 10: cltv. . 100-lh. aark. tJ7.00. HAY-teady; prima No. 1. tLUOl.B; No. 2, tl.looi.li; Na 2. llOCKjldi. HOPS Firm: state, common to choice. 1JU. 47B60i;. . HIDES Firm; Central America, lm 214c. LEATHER Firm: hemlock firsts, t&3 S7c; seconds, 23(2S4c; reject. 18o. PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; mesa. 21700 CITM; family. 1S.0O21.ui; abort claar. fl.7bn.l0. l.'eef. firm: mesa. 112.60 U.00; family. 111. U 14.00. beef hams, J Soij 33-W. Cut maata, oaaler: pickled belllee, 10 to 14 lb., tli.0oaju.7o; plokled html, 212.00. Lard, firm; middle west prima, Is.tkVgO.O.; refined, steady; continent, tbfto; South Amarloa, 110,); compound, V.VXt 7.&0, TALLOW-Steady; prime elty, hhda., SS", nomlnul: country, ua&74iQ. BUTTER Steady ; creamery apeolela, lie; extraa, Wo; first. 2itja)Hc; creamery, held apeclal. 2Vtc; extras. ihV4fMc: Droo- ese special. 244-'; extraa, 2va24ct fao lory, current make, first, 21taHVo. t HEEriE Irregular; aklius. i2i$12Vai; state whole milk, special. 14Wa POtTLTRT Alive, steadier; western spring chickens. Uo; fowls. lSHc; tur keys, l.V. Dressed weak; western broil ers, jnuitic; fowls, t;)Ha turkeys, aver age beet. WJOo; others, inajlao. FOG si Weak; fresh gathered, extra, tftulilo; extra firsts. 2W2c: fresh gathered, dirties. No. L lTilSc; fresh gathered checks, prime, lea; refrigerator firsts, season storage charges paid, rfr llo; westero gathered white. 2t032c. I Open. Hlgh..Low. Cloae.j Yee y. Wheati I Oct.. r ws r Dec. ton I 101 itM 1 0oitji 01 H May. 1 04 1W I 1 044 tjl04 ItMHiO'lOtH July, tdw twUHwolOv Corn Do..fMHrH H MH alay.ieoWtk M e July. WW kbfc eute Oata Deo.. 47VH 4T 7 May. 4it)ijlfc kl'4 t Juiy. eM, gthj 4 pork Jan.. US IS 0 U fa i mi 1 ooh 1040t 1 0 I 00 H 44rH tSTs-t,iieH'tt eiH! 46 eTiI 47H 4DtM x uto LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Rid will be received until a a-i.wii Thuieday, October 2, 1KU. at th of floe 61 the Secretary of the Hoard of Re sents, unlverallty ot Nebraska. Lincoln, for the construction ot a hollow briik "Serum Laboratory" building to coat so pioxluiatsly tn.i. on the University Farm nesr, Llncloln, aclordlng to plana and apecirtretton now on tile in the of I ice of the Buperlntendent of Construe iion. nwin Mnministretion Building University of Nehrsska. Bid must ls sealed and marked with the bidder name, and the words -Bids for heruni Laboratory" written, plainly on the out ide. o ii.ia.m OCEAN STEAMSHIPS locations S, Tropics NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Preiiore Agtinit United SUtoi Eteel Featur of Trading. ORE LEASE HAY BE ABROGATED Coalere mm Caoadlaa Stock Alajost Osily Iseoea to peveloo Aar Degree ot gtreagth, aaa. They Last Galas Later. NEW TORK. Oct 12. - Unremitting pressure againat United matea Steel waa th conapKsuoua feature) of today a stock market. Th stock waa sold at every op portunity In such, vomme a to Indicate mat iiiuloatlun had been renewed and constant pressure cameo It down nearly 4 point to i. tuning ot tnia tock apparently waa du to some etxent to tne report which leached Wail street that the United states Steel corporation woulu probably abrogate its lease of the Hill ore land. Such a move. It was pointed out, would gieatly iniprov the etatua of the cor poration under the Snerman law, as it would make it apparent tnat no further chaiMe vt monopoly ot ore land could ua made. low ei feet on the revenues of the cor poiailon, or course, would be problemat ical, although It haa been ald that United Htate steei mad a bad bargain for it self when it aigned th lease. Great Northern Oro certificate fell 3 points on a many transactions. Hh coalers and Canadian stock were almost tha only Issues to develop any de gree of strength, and most ot these gain were lost toward tha close, when th heaviest selling of the day sent Prtoe generally to lowaer points. The September report of exports of do. meetic products waa in line with recent lavnrable ahowlnga. Exporta of every agricultural product wore large and tha vaius waa much Isrger than in any pr.wlous September. Ihe total for th nine months of th present year exceeds that of the corresponding period of lb 10 by tfUrt.AOO.OOO. The bond marKet waa Irregular. Amer ican Tobacco Issue showed the effect of further liquidation ot speculative hold ing and list ground. Total salea, par value, U.360.OU0. Gowernmtnt bond were uncnanged on call. Number of aales and leadlnc Quotations on atooks were a follows: gale. Risk. Low. Cloae. Tbe Rojil UiU Steam Packet Co. The W Wl Seventy-second Successful Tear Ucrmuda Cuba Jamaica Panama JL'.f",4 ,tntr .trips to th moat de llghUul spots In th universe, gor gx'us la their UupcUl sp. sudor Every loyal American should tha blgdltcb before th water I turned in. Regular saillnga on th palatial steaansr TAGVB October lUi (to BermuiU) TII.IJJUS, tkt. SHI TO TNE THUXT, Nov. 11 1 BEST II DIES SAVOSKSOaT It IOI, GcnL Ago... 14 u. 1 oallo ot., Chlcaga J. O. I imon, 0. p. T. A. HI. Cent! JtlL W. E. ilok. 1412 Fnruaxrt Bt. 1L C. Shields, 1211 rariiam St. IxiuLs Neeae, care First Natl Bang, Ul lie's Coning Hero t. Loala General Market. BT. LOUIS. Oct. 1.-WHKAT-Caah higher: track, No. t red, tl.oitjl 02; No. i hard, tin JUS; Decsmber, fi.oo; May, ll.oft'l.kni COKN-lugherj track. No. t Tio. No. white, 73Hc; December. 63o. OATS Higher: track. No. i, 47Vio; No. S white, 4SV44fUc; December, 47Ho. RYEFIrm at tl.06. FLOUR- Dull; red wtntar patmt. f4.6oA-i4.80; extra fancy ' and straights, fJ.MXut ; hard winter clears, U.6u(u4.ii. BElvD-Tlmothy. I12.00il4.ia. CO RN J4 EA L It. 20. rKAN-Hlgher; sacked, east track. fl.Utll.14. HAY-Steady; timothy. tJ9.00t524.50. PKOVLSIONSPork, higher; prim Itaim, t.JHo27H. Dry salt meats, un changed; boxed, extra shorts, IS.S71; clear rlhs, t.t7H; ahort clears, ts.00. Ba ron, unchanged; boxed, extra shorts, ts.00; clear rlhs. I9.U0; short clears, IS). UTS- POULTRY-Chlckens. Pe; springs. He; turkeys. 14lc; ducks, lic; geese. tVsc. BUTTER Firm; creamery, SjtfUOo. EGOS Steady at ivilHo. a Racelpta. Shipments. Flour. bbls... l.ftO U0t0 Wheat, bu 4.0o0 74.0H0 Corn, bu K.000 3S.000 Oat, bu 44.000 23,000 Kansas City Orals aad Prerrtelaa. KANSAS CITY. Oct. It WHEAT Cash H4lo higher; No. t hard. fl.o:f i.OO; No. I. 1 4vf 1 07; No. I red. 14 tui .01. Na 1 tl oo1.03; December. tL0H .(,: May, 1104; July. 7Hcsk,o, CORN-Unchanged; No. I mixed, Tl4e; No. I, TOvn-IOHO, No. 2 white, 'i2Vti74o; No. I. 73Ho; Deoembar, lH4)lc; May. 4H4Tta OAT8-Steady; No. t white, 44! mo; No t m xed. 4HVx47Hc. RYE WSo. HAY-Htrong; choice timothy, 119.00; Choice prairie. tlti&l.A0. RUTTKR Creamery. 2Sc; flntt, kio; Seconds, 24c; packing stock, 19c. EGOS Extras, 2Sc; first. tlVia sec onds. Rolps. Shipment. Wheat, bu o,o ts.Oi) trn, bu 24.000 Oat, bu. 7.000 ,U.uj MlaaeaaalU Grata Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 12. WHEAT Decamber, tl lo.: May. U HSl-l1. Cash: No. 1 hard. fl.UH; Na 1 northern, Uil.njl.iH,; No. northern, lv'Ho ll-; No. 2. tl.04ViCl.0t.'. cioeea at titers. RAKUJY-ctf 1.1&. BRAN fi'l h-a.0o. T LOU R Firs l ttents. tS.eV?6 TO: sac. ond patents, to.OOiao.20; first clears, tlyi9 sen, eeoosu uinu s, aa.aua-iu. Dalath Orala Market. DULTJTrt, Oct. 12.-WHEAT-NO. 1 r.itd, r. ir; No. I csrtfcem. f! vw- no t northern. tlOSrtIl: No. I, f 1 KW 04H; December. 11 10; May. I145 114 asked. OAT-tV- Liverpool Grata Market. LIVERPOOL, Oct. UL WHEAT Spot, nominal; futures, firm; October, 7s'd; December. TeHd: March, ts Vd- CXJKN-sipol. steady; American, mixed. Jd. Futures, ftna; Jauuary. 6a9Wd; February, d. Peoria Market. PEORIA. Oct. 11-COItN-Hlgher; Na I yellow. nHt3TSc; Na I yellow. 72c: Na t mixod 7Zc; Na I mixed. 72o; Na 4 mixed. 71c. OATS Steady : Na I whits. C7.c; staad ard, 4,c; Na 2 white. fTc. MUvaak.re Grata Market, MTLWAUKllB. Oot. U-WKEAT-Na laNWwe,! SSJ U.HS) 10 I.IOt t.PM 7(10 Ice l.oeD too !) 2.100 li toil l.ene i toe 110 j no 100 I, too l 4, in 100 "'TO l.tne to Allls-Ckslniept rfil AnalsnMite4 Coy ear ... A war K a Asrieuluiral .. Am. Haet r Amerles Css Americas t,. A F, Am. ( olios oil American HAL N... Ana. Irs Securities. Arsertia llnaa Americas Locomotive ... Aaarlcsa S. A R Anerlcae S. A R. rf(.. A. Kiaal Fouatrtae..... Aia. Sesar Rellsios Amerliaa T. A T Americas Tnbaroe sfe... Amariesa Woolan .... AnaooBda MlQlag Os Atcbiaoa Atchiaea ffi AUamio Coast Uo Ualtimore A Ohio Balhl.bara Steal Urookira PaDl4 Tr -aiilas faeltlo r.niral Lealn.r Central leaker pt4 eoirai ec xnsw Jar C'hnaapaske A Okie.. ( aieace A Altos , fTilcaso o. W., new Chlcaxa O. W. c(4 Chicago A N. W Chicago. M A St. P..., C , C. C. A at. L Colorado T. A I Colorado A Southern, Consollitoug Ua ........ Corn Products Palaver A Hurtaos Pauver A Rio Orend.., Denver A R. O. pit ... niatillsr' seeurltles .... Krte Krl lat r'4 Krte M p( , Clarjeral tloslrlo Ot. Northern std, ex-dtv Oraat Nona art Or etfs. Illinois Cantrsl Inter bo rough Met lut. Ma. M International Harvester. 1st. Marias 14 International Paper .... tnterulloael Funis .... lows Central Kanaaa City Southern. K. C. So. pfd Laelede Osa teulsellle A Naakwille. Miss. A St. Leais M . It. P. A A S. M.. Mlasauri. K. A T M.. K. A T. jpt4 Mlaaourt Pncinn National htaeult National Last) N S R er M. M (. New Tor Central N. Y. . O. A W Norfolk A Western North American Northern Paeltt , natrio Mall Pennsylvania - roplS QS r . c. c A at. U. Ptttahurth Coal Praiaad tea Car Pullman Palaoe Car , . Railway gtesl srlsg.,.. Reading I 'Hepuhlls Steal tcepuDlift nieaiavm..... Rock taland (u LI" Rock Island Co off) .... lc St. L. A g. F. M P44... St. Lault S. W Bt. V. S. W. M Sloas-Sbe(flal4 S. ft I.. Sou i barn Pai'ltlo Southern Railway So. Railway Dtd Tannaaae Cjsppar ..I... Texae A Paolria T . ft. I A W T . St. U A W. pld ... Vnlon Paelflo t alon Paelflo pfd t nltad States Raalty..., t'slte States Rubber... t nllM States Steel V S. Steal I4 t'Uh Copper V -Carolina Cbanjlaal , Wabarh Wahaah M Waei.es Marylead Weatlssseoe leetft Waatarn t'nlo WkMllas A U Leklgk Valley 10 It 'it'" in eflMj tul to 111 16 Ml 'ii's i 4ty, 4t4 lt4 'i 4 IIV4 4 t 10 H 34 ii;4 u HTUj HTV, 13f.1 131-H U4 0!a 101 U7 It tteu. i MIA lot 10 to T1H 1 17 t41 l 10 N l.aoo 13i 404 ilVi 1H tot W iiik 124 M Jei) H Uj 40 44Uj l.te 104 too 1014 log iti o 100 tot i.100 1.100 too "w i!o 'i.'io at 14 la uvZ int.' 47 it' toi'- 14 l'Hi'S 101 n v 74 t2H ilt 20 li 'iiii 27 144 1071 13114 tl II H 41 St 1J4 4f 44 l4 II VIM to t4 104 U; 147 101M t lit IM to 10 44 lnV 10te IM tH It T4 m it 14 Ml tlV, M It 17 144', 107 'A : 4 131 It til 1114 14 II t0S 4t a Ml 134 int 14S 104S II iou V? It 4 104 Uj IJ14 11 lot 1044 ." 117 40 to l.too tot oe 100 linn to 47 S t0vi 11 101 WSa tl 1U4 11114 10 t 'iiii 4 toe lies t.toe i4 a.a" 4t4 4U. l'i lsl I ls 17 rtH 7t4 IftTti 1M vi tl ns4 ta J4H 4H 41 M 44V4 40 let 4T 4Mt 10 t"4 , Tt.toe lat' '"te ii ,141.100 f' , t.4o m , l. OK) , 1.10 t 70V s3 iiii i:vi .aJJa 1411 1 M 70 M I4S 41 tl lot'i 70 41 111 14 tis, XPI it it loH W4 MS4 Kll ens MH 5H I . al 4414 14 'I 14 . l.f 1S TtSi TtV. ! 2i!ooi iiiii m Total stle tor its sy, 417,138 akajrav Haw Varlt Maaoy Market. uew Tnr rw 1 MftNET On eall. steady; per cent: ruling rata '. closing bid, 2H1 offered at SH; time loans, steady; aixty daya, 2S,43H per cent and ninety dayt, IVi Jr cent', at months, 2f4 per cent. PRIME MERCANTILE) FAPER-Cloa. i4, per cent. iri-of t vrn rvf HH VOK Btendv with actual bualneea in banker Mils at 14 1240 tor sixty day bills and M fwjli. tor demand: oomerciai puis, a a--. SILVER bar. t3Hc; Mexican dollar, 45c. . BONDS Government, ataauy. raiu-oaa bonds Irregular. Closing quotauon on oonas too ay wers as follow! V. A ret. ta. sg..toulot. M. at 414a.... 44 '4 4 ta. conpa......lM' Japan 4s tt o ta, rag lol4a so Ws HSt to coupon UH44K. C. Bo. lat la.... TlV so ta. ros HattU A een. 4a mi.. ts4 da 4a. euspos U4u A K. udL is.... t4 Allls-Caal. let U... HM . K. A T. Ut 4 T4 Araer. As. ta. 1414. so 4ts M A. T. A T. e. 4.-117 Mo. Pa itla ta 14 Aat. Tubasee 4s..... t N k.R.. el M. 41 M do ta lllK. T. ti. g. ISas.TTtl Armour A CeC. 4SW '- ' ee. 4s Atrktae . .... t!4N ev. aa. i"( .. 10 N A. C ta 1st ta tlal. A Owaa 4. ee lie 4 a w. lie egruek Tr. c. i v . J C U ... Can. Ivsather T . N. la. A ta tai ds ev. ta ioe rweKIs 4..l.!!lu0 15 la a . a.. tit) '.::::rM tosao. A U ttd. ta iraii. aw. i,-a .'""i ra. . 4t.... tat Saaatna m t 4. J. g ta .lll S. U A f F. U 4 Test Ch. A Ohio 4Sta..lilH rat do gen. at. . la taaaSt. I. a w .a Chicago A A. !.. So lat gold 4s. C. a. a w- I- ... "t a. u 4a e a-a. 4 a Se. ., eot. 4a. C V. A S T -g iss M14 s ev. ia C. R. C 4 f. 4. U. "i lat raf. 4s.. da rtf 4a taa. Railway 4a... erio. ind Is- I4tt o go. 4a eCele. Ml. 4a tt Vsioe rcl is. d A a r A e ts rr s ee. 4s A . . 0. A R. 4V 4a.. As tec. !.... Miillaia Is .... Kris . L 4a do ts. 4. 4 . 4s, see. 4 do eeriee B O.s, Kiec. la III. Can. let ret. 1st Mt. 4a .. B14, eulard. , rr ... 1H .. tw, " Ji" " ta - 3 jit. ..101 .11 ivt eoe It A ret. 4a. iTJ. A Rskoev s....l(U( , M O S S4jal td .... , 14,a..CW. 4an. at.. . 71kw.aA lat la.... .lttti Von ... TT1 UWlH, 4s.... M k.. tt -Tastars M4. 4a.... ft. ... T6t4.t. Blea. ev. sa.. J ... 144 Wia. Cernml 4a..... ii 4s M( Mo. Par r. is ft ... ttstrsnsaaa Is stl4 Uataa Btejejat Matrbaje, LONDON, OtL 11 Anoertoaa securities) opaad aulet and a trauuua lower today. Later pncee adeaaoad aa rovwruag aad at Auua lb tuarkei waa ateaAy aot trots) unchanged to H higher tbaa yesterdsy's New York closing. London rlorii stock nuottlon: Ceseets. eimey ..T IS-1teisvtne A Kaali Mvj do scceunt 71 Me., Has A Te . il'i Asm). Copper MYN. T Central 10414 Anaconda, ex-4e... 1W.Nr.rlel A ".eaters l"t Atchison HO", do p'4 11 P4 OairTe Wester. . 4 faltimnre A Obla. . ty, r.an.yl.aol lit, Canadian Pacific .. JaRan, Mine t Oeaapeeke A Otoe. Tt Heading , Tiy, Oil. Cr.at Waatern It goutt.r kr ta Chi.. Mil. A St. flllH do p4 HIV, D Aaert It44 Soethert Pteltis . .IHH Pnvr da ty. a..., u talon Pselti 1'V1 ' 44, do pfn ft II tC. I. Hesl II 14 da lat pf4 11 de fid U) M fd 4J Wabaah 14 S ri? ' v? - 2t Unset Central ...,14tSa ' t-u.Vbiv-Bir, nearly at I4Ud per OUT) re. MONEY-lV4oYl4 per rent. The rate of rllacount In the nnen mir. ket for short bills Is 2i3'4 per rent; for inre montns niiin, i lH-itv-qxT, por Cent, Bostaa Stork Market. BOSTON. Ot. II -Closing quotatlo tooks snd bonds: stock Allot)! Amal. Copner a. a i, a g Arlaont Com S A C.C. A g. Rett Coalition .. f at. A Aeiaoet... Ctl. A Hasla. f'entrnnlal , Co. Pant C. C. Eaat Butt C. M 10 Superior "4 foperlor A B. M.. ritroui Cnn. t Tamarack Oranhy Con is ll u n n m. i Orsee Ctnsnes.. I It-H da pfd ..' -.- nT.iv vevper. ia via iTos Karr Una tU-llttah Copper Cs... Uks C-oppor MSiWinen Miami Copper i Wolverlae Aakad. rr4Mo.awt It NmkIi Con IISiMplMing Mines North Halts 4'4 North llta 4 014 Domlnlo ... Itsjaaeeoia 11 r limit g. A C. t Owlncr lttihanso ns en .. 1 ' .. 15'4 .. "i .. 14 .. 44 .. t .. M t 1-14 .. 1444 :: t,H .. ti .. 4 V. 43st ::.!. ' Saw York Mlntagr Sleeks. V trtxr rnov r ,o m , . . - - . , ow. io.wvioiina rJUOTA- tlona ea tninlnar atnek. AHee IM IJtlU Chla 1 Com. Tunnel ataek.. IT Waxleas M 4 honda IT Ostarle 10 Co. Cal. A V M Ophlr 1 nom surer I Ai.ndard 1st Irrilt fl 1 1 ss safi ar - m aa. iid.iii. ce'.":::: i ""w 10 "trrrered. Oet Oct 10.. Oct 11.. Oct. 11 Oct. 13.. Oot. 14. Oct. In. Oct, 1. Oct. 17. Oct. 18 Coffee Market. NEW TflBtf CW. 11 fMririrtr tt-.. ttiren ammJ .i..v . , WIO point, Influenced by the con tinued strength abroad and very light offering from Bratfl. The Deryyaner v. . ... n.cuo a new nign recora lor ih Je"k- ""ln I" 1. but lat In , , aa piuui-IBKlOII OO in part of longa and prices lost part of the in, ciose wa teaoy tor the near positions and barely steady for the """iths. with prlcea unchanged to 0 points net higher. Sales, 1B0.7M hags. October. November and December. l&.Ooc; ""try. 147c; February. H.ftSc; March, Ja'aV" .Vjr0' 4.iCi June, 14.ZXC: Jnlv 14 1 r. A ,.,,, i . .iaA. temhep. I4.c Havre was 'firm, closing at a net advance of 141 f. Ham. nigner. tt.10. Steady: IM eel. I..,. -. unn 4 Ml. Santoa. firm: loft eels hle-h.r at W-100 for 4 snd KI400 for Ts. Receipts st the two Brsslllan ports were 96,000 baas, ir.ln.t x tm v.. ..... .. , , , , . T " '-r inal. rm.i , a uu Jundlkhy receipts were 71.000 bags, Sealant J4) AtSi . . 7 1 "-""i mi.Mv ongs last year, npeclal Pantos cables reported 4s unchanged at 0. and Sao Paulo receipts 7H.O0O bags, against 74,000 hears yesterday. New York ,,r ; unliveries yesterday were 20.. U0 bag, against 17,291 baga th previous day arid 13.439 bags last year. Spot cof- linn, riio mo, i j.i',n-ihCi Panto No. 4. no ; mild, quiet; Cordova. 17ifJ19c, Metal Market. NEW YORK. Oct. t,-METALS-8tand-hr-1 copper firm; spot, October, Novem ber. Daoeinber and January, $12.10J12 35. London market firm: spot, lib 7 8d, Future. iAt I 9d. Arrivals reported at New York today, E10 tons. Custom houae returns show exports of 9.74 tons so far this month. Ike copper, fl2.otHflt2.g2u.; electrolytla U2.2tVsl2.t7H: sating, tu.ooa) 1 2 "A Tin nnl.1- an,il an aam aia. - .1.- . -wvvi-n .vim , vtKi - tober. 212.404712 10: November, HI 441.o0; ii emoer, au.meiau.au; January and Feb ruary, I41.on04i. on. London firm; spot, lint): futures. 189 12s od. Lead, firmer epot. H254H.30. New York; f4.15a4.27H. East Bt. Louts. London, spot 116 Is. Spelter, dull: spot, ll.liVfiJt.ieS. New York; 2.10fli.!0, East St. Louis. London, pot 27 !0. Antimony, quiet; Cookon , M13.2o. Iron. Cleveland warrant . 46s 2d In London. Locally Iron waa steady. NO. 1 foundry northern, tlt JoUVSO: No. J, H5.ttfJ4J,tt; No. 1 southern and. No. 1 southern soft, I16.00tfll5.60. ST. LOUIS Ot. 18.-METAL8-T.ead, firmer at 14. W. Bpelter, unsettled at ftf.20 It) 25. Cotton Market. NEW TORJC, Oct. 18. -COTTON Fu tures opened steady; October, t.82; No vember. tS.7; December, 19.06; January, tt 95; February, lo.H0; March, 19.08; April, 19.30, offered; May, t92u; June, t9.26,bid; July, ft.28. Futures closed steadv. Close: Ootober. $9.00: November, 18.00; December, 18.17; January, $9.0; February, 19.09; March. 29.U: April. 19.22; May, 11.21; June. t.H; July. 29.40; August, 29.3u; September, Drjr Ooodle Market. NEW TORK. Oct II DRT 0O07S ' uwing jo in uncertainty in raw ootton It I difficult to steady valuaa la cotton goods and some prices art easing. Yarns are easier. Worsted yarns for sweater are in aotlve demand and the sweater trade la active. Dres good for Im mediate shipments ar la steady call. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK trTAUKKT Demand for Cattle gtestly Hogs Mora Active Sheep Weak. CHICAGO, Oct. lt-CATTLB-IUcelpU, 20.000 head; market for good grade steady; others stow; beeves, t4.7fiA4.n5; Texas steers. tUlttuMi.U; western steers, (4.307.20; Blockers and feeders, t.20($ 67f.; cowg and heller. t2.0Ofl.0O; calves, IS . (otrTK. 28. HOGn Reoelpts, fn,ono head: market mora aotlve; light. 16 &. 76; mixed. 14.06 .76; heavy, t4O0(8.7O; pigs, flsOiaD.00; bulk ot sales, fd.KrTjs-M. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts MQ0 head; market weak; native. t.2&$j.to; w eat erne. 12 40424.40; yearling. tl.W4.40: lamas, naUv. t3.7t0S.tl; western, 23.I&9 t. Loal (.Ira (took Market. ST. LOUIS. Oot U-CATTLS-n. calpt. I.&M bead, including 2,(06 bead touuit; market steady: native shipping and export steers. t7 .2fVrT8 00; dressed and bnutoher steers, 96.76v7eO; steers under l.oOO rounds, 94 & .09; Blockers and feed era. 3.0u26; oow and helfsrs, U(J $.26; canners, t1.0O4j3.OO; bulla, tatWri.Jo; calves, t00T.75: exas steers, fl.OtB7.00; cows and heifers, I2.00iri5.oo. HOOS-Recelpu, 14,900 head; market strong; So higher; pigs and lights, H.5oa 1.70; packers, ti 46570; bulohers snd beat heavy, t-6Wi4.75. f.eJf?S7 Q HSn'A Thll;0 emfwytxitxth SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.501 head; market elow; native muttons. 13. uO Si ts; latnba. 94.0OTjt.rO: eulle and bucks, .Qt.lO, stookorB. tl.bOCI-OO. Kansaa City Lira Stack Market. KANSAS CITT. Oct. 11 CATLE Re ceipts, 17.000 head, including l.too head sotuherns; market for best steady to strong; othere weak; dressed beef and export steers, f7.0Ofi4.wO; fair to good. tu.M ; weeteni steers. t4.0t?i7 6O; stockers and feeders, 14 Owa-4.00; southern steer, IAS. IB. southern cow. i)i9.50; na tive sows. Il.fcxiil 25: native heifers. fioO O7.00; hull. 13.4004.00. HOdS-RecelptA I2,0n9 head; market teed to bo higher: bulk of salea M lud I U; heavT, 14. 4. v;? IV. packers aad butoh era. tCfciWAI; tights. 04.4wa4.40; pigs, t4.M tj& CO, SHKjer ajTD LAelSS-IUceiptS. 9.5f bead! market steady; lambs. M 40fr 40; yearllnrs, 13 S04J-4.W; wethers, IJ S-PI.75; ewes. t3.00bl41i; stockers and feeders, tl.6tttf9.7 - Stack ta Blakt. N Receipts of live stock at the five prin cipal waatern markets retserday: Cattle, Host, Sheep. South Omaha ........ T.000 i.ao) ba.ifO St. Joaeph 144 K.0 100 Kaaaaa Clty...MM.17 U OI 9,0 St. Laula , gf A 14.900 I too Chicago 2o,t4) te,0ut , So.OuO Totals ...tAlflO H109 122.SU9 Oils aad ftaalai SAVANNAH. Oot- U. -TURPENTINE 47'nrO. ROaiN-rtna; typa, r. f-UH; O. fAUSi Wool Market. T. LOCIS. OcA U.-WOOL-tnady tnrrltarv aa4 wentnrn metlluma, jriijuo; tuae BQedlUiua, lotjlio; Ca. UiAm. OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET Cattle Eeceipts Pair and Price t Are Steady to Stronger. HOGS SEL. LA NICKEL L0WEB h" aad Lasab Receipts Very "avy aa Bayers Take Advaa- ( Coadltlea to Poaadl the Market. SOUTH OMAHA. Oct It, lfll. " , Lmu. Jinan, nncrp. r . . ....... J. .vf ..cn tiriciai Hiesday g.lssj 1,7 Animate Wednesday.. 7,0110 -7 17.611 61.000 Three dsys this wk..2K.71l 11.) Sam days last wk..24,0 14,017 fame days 2 wka. ai...lot s.447 Same days 3 wks. bko.oo.292 16,x2 fcame days 4 wka. ago. 36.771 1S.194 batne dava laar , . . r 7-m in qia rhe following table phows Cue receipts of cattle, bog and cheep at South Omaha for the year to date, a compared with last yaa. 1 . 1 1 .a,., f r-v.. . . civ. an-i. ajw'j, "' 931,44: 9.i.0l '" 1,944,121 l,Mi,no 242.X21 Sheeo 2.202 !iii8 i.TKiiKj, iftTh following tab: liows the average prlc for hog at South Omaha for th last fsw days, with comparison; 137.352 141.449 137,&3o 124.075 110.M1 130,002 32, 462 1,069 Data I J9U. 1J10.109. 11902. 1907. llt.r0t. 46 T 611 f 20 I 24 1 22 ill 6 1 I 23 7 r77 IU I 41 7 70 t 99 1 8 36 7 61 f 79 (27 1277 40(68 I 47 7 481 6 6 JW4 T 4 t to Vsl t 66 I I 43i I6S 7 27 I t 07 Ul 161 I Ul ( Oil 01 I 061 C Sol I 2a t 3i 21 M: 11 27 t o6 6 lo lot 4 9-J I 0', I M I 10 a I 11 I 10 1 10 8unflay. Receipts and disposition of live nook 1 th Union Stock Yaids, South Omaha, for twenty-foul hour ending at I p. in. yesterday: RECEIPTS CARS. C, M. A St. P '.", Sh.? U'r'. vtauesn 3 1 union rscinc 4S C. A N. W., east.. 9 C. & N. W., west., 141 C, 6U P., M. A O.. 2 C, n. A Q. eaat C B. A tj., west.. C, R. I. A P., east t C. R. I. A p., west 1 Illinois Central .... 1 C. O. W 1 Total receipts .300 DISPOSITION HEAD. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 23 64 21 90 't It 89 ( 1 T 1 'i 88 193 Omaha Packing Co Swift and Company 1 Cudahy Packing Co 1 Armoue Ji. cn i Schwarts-Bolen Co Omaha, from Denver.. Cudahy, front St. Paul , oiorreu W. B. Vansant Co Benton. Vansant A L. Hill A Son F. B. Lewis Huston & Co J. li. Hoot & Co J. H. Bulla u. F. Hues L. Wolf McCreary & Carey!!.'.' S. Werthelmer H. F. Hamilton Lea Rothschild Mo. & Kan. Calf Co.. Other buyers 1 406 . ,10 ,5!)1 lsj 278 " 1S9 122 Zit m i'li 144 173 144 2M 68 7ti6 247 211 249. m 864 1,415 1,624 1,693 113 1.369 2.&M 1.803 :,ii0 2o7 29.602 CAiTLE The run ol cattle was of WY.J, PfoPorl'onB today and Included a liberal proportion of desirable beef, both cornfeds and rangers. Demand from packers waa vary good for the good to choice grades and prices were steady to a shade atronger than yesterday, while on the medium and common kinds the Inquiry was rather Indifferent and prices "t better than steady. Supplies so far this wsek have been pretty much the sam as a week ago, and while th beet demand Is not at all keen there Is enough competition from the feeder buyers to force packera to pay steady to atrong prlcea for anything that thay really want, with so much medium and common beet In sight, however, the market is nat urally slow on these Brads, although value are holding up fairly well under the circumstances. Compared with a week ago desirable beef steers ar a dim or lOftioe higher, while th medium and common grade ar selling vary little better than at that time. There was a broad Inquiry for cows and heifers and prices ruled strong for any thing at all useful In thla Una Both outside butchers and local packers had liberal orders and lost no time in getting down 'to buslnsss. When it cams to ths medium and common grades th liberal supply naturally produced a rather weak feeling and th trend to values was easier. There was a fair degree of activity and life In the stocker and feeder trade, and th liberal offering movd freely at steady to strong prlc. . Country de mand haa been vary good this week and the volume of business fully as largo aa a Wsek ago. Quotationa on native cattle: Good to choice beef steers, I7.26$.0; fair to good beef ataers, f.oO7.:6; common to fair seat ataers. I4.7bti4.i0- good to choice heif ers, f4.76ajre.10; good to choice cows, tiM 1.00; fair to good cows, f2.76o4.60; common to fair cows, 13. 7144.60; veal oalvas, 13,60 t7.6ti. Quotationa on range cattle-. Good to choice beef steers, to 6084-60; fair to good beef steer. t490j6.40; common to fair beef ateers, 14. 26(04. 80; good to choice halt er, 14-7Sk&. 26; good to choice cows, 14. 40a 16.00; fair to good cows, el.764.40: good to ohoice stocksrs and feeders, .0uu.aO; fair to good stockers avnd feeders, fYftxj 6.00; common to fair stocker and feeder t3.264j4.26; stock heifer. W-26414. 26; bulla stags, ate.. fJ.2666.0u. Representative ralest UEiijc 11 sir. us. Ma te.. I.. I. . 4.. II. . t.. It.. I. . II. . A.. .101 . I7T . t&l . 1:4 . tat . MT . 164 IT I I U I I 21.. blO 10 . 110 , ut , It , 141 JT7 171 Na I M It e 4 CO.- o. I 1 II 1 JO f I it 1 I 40 St I 4t II lEIlt wM8. I It I I at CAL a. a. Av. .11 .1104 . Ml 104 . S6 . t'4 . Ill I U T M IM I to 4 00 4 10 41 IM IM m 30 feeder.. 10n2 39 feeder.. 1021 8 feeder.. HU0 i feeders.. 1101 20 feeder.. Hit 10 steers.. ..1304 9 feeder.. 10H4 71 cows 971 10 cows 717 9 ealves... 160 43 feeders. .1161 41 steers.. ..1323 141 feeders. 929 10 heifers... 64 feeders. 25 feeders. 12 feeder. 32 feeders. 24 cows.. I 4 04 4 0 4M--4 W 4 to I 24 hi M rt 1 IN 114 H4 ...... 130 11 EEOc.it : ion 4 n A... 1.. I.. I.. I.. 1... to.. A.- u 4 A tl.. Nebraska. 9 feeders.. 1064 4 30 3 feeders.. 1106 4 0 4 70 4 70 5 00 I 10 1 00 f 00 4 80 2 61 7 00 6 0 I 60 4 80 I 70 O. C. WcLaan Neb. 171 I 00 6 feeder. , H. B. Clapp Nb. 1000 4 90 . oow Hudson A T. Na 974 1 20 10 cows. .. Hobb Bros. Na 60 4 85 2J COW .. 816 I 16 William Ditllng-Neh, T feeders.. 100 126 12 feeders. .1021 Hy IXlllnv Neb. If feeders.. U60 I 26 if feeder.. lost W. F. Patterson Neb. 22 feeders.. 1068 4 fro 17 teedere..lS6 J. U Bingham Neb, 24 cows 964 4 00 Tuliy Musr Neb. 62 steers.... 97 4 o 64 feeders.. 964 4 50 WIOMIKO, I to 04 I 40 I 44 1 00 T 44 T M 61 feeders.. 1019 49 feeders.. 10M 2S cows 1062 12 steers., t cpws... 24 oows... 10 cows... 48 feeders 11 calvee. 13 calves. 19 oowa... 74 steers.. 6 sow... 1179 112 .uir .101t . 927 . 414 . 241 . 941 .1337 , erf 4 30 4 70 4 70 4 20 10 4 00 4) 61 at 4 7 4 71 1 25 4 00 1 60 I 10 171 4 7. tlfi Ml IU in 4 tt I Oft 1 00 4 to IM steers... 942 4 fg cow 102 U cow toll 9 feeders.. I 27 steer.. ..KUt 36 ateers. . lint 28 heifer... loll 19 steers.. .1014 I 26 4 l 01 4 to 4 70 ID 9 cows tM t oalvas.. . sot 22 oows 971 It h titers... tr4 It feeders.. 962 If stsnrs.. .jaul 4 10 too 4 40 4 60 4 65 I 00 Swarts, Collin A Osborne Wvo. 24 heifer... 10 belfera.. 10 calves... 14 cow. t heifers.. 147 6H1 t 66 744 t 40 161 t 00 J. D. Collint-Wya 4 rows 910 t U 1 heifers.. I keif era... 1021 4 40 I cows.... W. P. Klcketts-Wya n oowa te in 11 cows... A hirar. la jit atatear.. J. H. TO too Wya II fnaders.. UIU U haifet a U 970 900 I 26 4 00 4 40 I ts 4 440 71 eowt. lit I 60 27 steers t cow. 24 cow. 10 cow. 16 cow 83 8 cow 927 10 heifer... rx 3 cows e3 24 cows 964 I 40 m 440 964 4 80 DAKOTA. 11 cow mi 18 feeders.. 765 10 cows lOof 8 helferi... c4J 27 cows...., ;o8 7 cow 964 430 4 40 4 06 I 80 4 60 I 00 10 eow 925 4 35 12 calves ... 266 5 W R. C. Ramusn Wyo. 26 feeders . 971 4 70 R. S. VsnTssell-Wyo. 98 heifers... 947 6 0) U feeders.. lOil S feeders.. PS 60 W. J. Monetfe Wyo. ..liw. 4 73 7 OOWS.... .. 971 t 71 COLORADO. .. P 4 0 88 COWS..., ..HIS 4 16 C St. John Mont 2l steer. ..!") f to SOUTH 40 feeders.. m 4 75 4 00 2 25 4 30 4 ft', t 20 Western Ranches S. D. 10 feeders.. 1019 4 40 M. F. Morton S. D. heifers... 807 4 15 10 cows JOT 10 cows 915 4 25 12 heifers... 840 HOGS HOICS lost ahOUt half of vaatar. day's gain on a trade that wa only mod erately supplied. Unfavorable advloes from the east wers credited with the re. sctlon and local conditions seemed to hsve little or no Influence in determining values. Offerings of all weights aold at flgur about a nickel under those of yes terday. but the demand at the decline waa fairly actlv and yards wero com p.tely cleared In very good season. Receipts amounted to an odd eighty leads and butcher sturt predominated If anything, the proportion of light anl n als is becoming a little larger than re cently, but practically nothing in the way of pigs Is showing up. Snippers fsvored baoon olaases aa a rule and bought almost a dnsen loads on outside orders. .!!? ,0in" ,rln led at W.20 and ?V, wra rlo-,y bunched around to.. 'ththP" ."usln ha bettor "n t,nJl. J" ry trade, but Improve ment in pHees was negligible. The best bacon animals on -ale broucht 28 40. a I 0 I as No. Ae. Ik. Pr II ,401 ... IN 20 ... I H 2 12i 120 4 24 11 131 ... I 1 311 10 I tt 4 l ifl 140 I It 10 !T SO I It 41 4 40 4 M 11 .731 ... f 10 0 JS7 10 4 10 4t ?M ... 4 SO t !M It) I 10 47 M4 ... lo IT 337 ... 1 30 Ill 144 I 14 tl tt 140 I 10 M n M 4 14 Tl U 0 4 14 It J?l ... 114 IS 3T M I 10 44 tit ... 110 14 4 ... llo M It 144 t 14 M IM ... 114 40 174 44 4 30 U lit 40 4 10 M 21 40 I 10 44 40 4 10 II Ill 10 I 30 II 314 130 I 14 It til 14 lo It 314 14 I M 1 171 44 4 14 10 141 04 I 14 10 171 44 4 34 41 1M 1:0 I lo 10 Ill 14 I 10 It 114 ... I 10 4I....,..14 ... 11 tl 40 4 10 It JST 104 HO av's high prio. Na Ae, Ss. Pr. 4 KO NO I to Ml ... llo IT 171 40 4 14 M 341 ... ltd IT... '....Ill IM I 0 M 3 1J to to K4 0 I l 0 372 40 I 14 ID 131 110 I la 11 ! tO 4 10 t tii 100 I 10 tl 21 44 I 14 M 134 IM I If M 100 130 I 10 41 10 4 10 it m 14 1 14 IT IAS 40 I I1U 44 rrr im 1 i3s 0 217 M I 1S4 11 944 110 I list 11 241 M I i:h 3 281 ... I Hy, 70 171 14 I 1114 77 170 M I ns 10 Ml ... Ill It 114 104 I II 14 170 114 I IS 11 Ill ... I 11 Tl 141 11 I It 11 173 114 I II Tl Ul M I 15 73 224 130 I IS 77 233 40 4 St 61 Ml ... I IS 44 141 ... I ITH 10 MT ... I 44 71 IM ... 140 I 11 M I 4 14 MT 10 I 44 mhf.kp From a selling viewpoint, con ditions In tha sheep and iamb trade looked bad. Fresh recelpta were not only burdensome but a big stale svpply also acted aa a potent bearish Influence, and values tumblsd all along the I'ne. Yard estimate caled for fully 65.000 had. mak ing a three daya" total of 137.000 head. This marketing, while far ahead of ex pectancy, also finds eastern mutton cen ters filled to capacity and for the first time this teaaon the task of making clearances Is becoming vsry difficult. Packers took little interest In the open ing trade as killing gangs all had heavy reserves to keep them busy, resulting In a sluggish demand and a slim business. Really good fat lambs started out around I6.40fi.6.60 and the beat kind possible would do wall to reach 15.76. In most rsspects It was a dims lower market, but the price-list proved very uneven and no flat decline can b quoted that Is applicable to Individual salss. Fat shsep showed equally poor action, and shared to some extent In th break, despite the fact that prices wsre already low enough to be attractive. Toppy ws had to more at 13.24 and leas While strictly cholcs wethers were non too popular around 13.50. The fsw yearling that arrived drew bids on both sides of the 14 00 mark. Country demand for feeders appeared backward and Inadequate. Most of Uto new ottering were lacking in flesh, of course, and with a atals supply ot about 8.000 head to work off, th market aoted very droopy. Good feeder Iambs, with a fair top. were wanted only at f4.35460 and less, and tt would take A pretty fleshy bunch to land at t4.toU-4-75. Light. Inferior grades sold st any old price, ranging from t4.15 downward. Feeder ewes moved largely Around tJ.2S&2.60, plain classes getting poorest treatment. Two days' ptirchaae on country account amounta to about 60,000 head. Quotations on Sheep snd Lambs Lambs: Oood to choice, f5.25iiift.76; lair to good, I6.10i8.86; feeders, 13 34.76. Yearlings: Good to choice, 13. toy. 26; feeders, I3.a9 8 76. Wethers: Handv. 13.3683.60; heavy, f3.25lft8.50; feeders. f2.00g2.40. Ewas: Qood to choice, 13. 0O43 25:, fnir to good, f 2 7609 8.00; breeders. 3.25&2.o5; feeders, f2.100 2.65: culls, fl. 6002.10. Representative salea: 809 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 41 69 Wyoming lambs, feeders., 60 8S9 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 63 175 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 64 890 Wyoming lamb, feeder.. 45 246 Wyoming lamba, feeder..- 86 1490 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 60 26 Wyoming lambs, culls 48 238 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 92 248 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 95 120 Wyoming ewea, feeders.,.. 93 191 Wyom'ng ewes- feeders.... 71 70 Wyoming ewes and weth ers Ut 221 native yearlings 78 418 native yearllnga 82 49 native yearlings 84 1 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 60 13S Wyoming lamba, f cedar.. 60 7o3 Wyoming lamba, feeders.. 67 SKI Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 49 821 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 63 820 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 62 163 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 68 163 Wyoming lainbs, feeders.. 68 100 Wyoming lamba, feeders.. 61 610 Wyoming lambs 87 228 Wyoming wes, feeders.... 92 644 Wyomtng ewes 83 843 Wyoming swes 84 113 natlvs wethers 107 UO native wethers 107 49 Wyoming wethers 107 608 B. D. lambs, feeders 69 178 S. D. lamba, feeders........ 63 101 S. D. lambs, feeders 62 170 s. D. yearllnga 80 183 Nebraska ewes, feeders.... 81 2:-8 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 79 7M Wyoming owes, feeder.... 84 2:S Wyoming ewe, feeder.... 64 1036 Wyoming Iambi, feeders.. 48 1115 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 67 464 Wyoming lamba, feeders.. 65 240 Wyoming lambs, feeders., 63 614 Wyoming yearlings, fdrs.. 64 Ul Wyoming yearlings, fdrs.. 67 125 Wyoming ewea. feeders.... 89 7 Wyoming lamba, feeders.. 6 169 Wyoming lamba, feeders.. 64 14 Wyoming lmbs, fdrs, culls. 67 2S1 Wyoming lmbs, fdrs, eulla 4S 67 Nab. ewes and yearlings.. 61 297 Wyoming ewes 79 83 Wyoming breeding ewes... 93 881 Wyoming lambs 66 363 Wyoming lamba, feeders.. 44 HI Wyoming lambs, feeders.. SS 710 Wyoming lambs, feeders... 61 677 Wyoming lamba. feeders.. 60 375 Wyoming lambs, feeders., 63 653 Wyoming lamba. feeders.. 61 234 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 61 143 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 60 100 Wyoming lamba, feeders.. 11 212 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 44 168 Wyoming lamba, fdrsv els. M 066 Wyoming lamba, feeder.. 63 107 Wyoming lambs, fdr.. cl. 44 711 wyuuou iiu, feeders.... S? S14 Wyoming tat), feeders.... 87 660 Wyoming ewee, feeders.... 80 29 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 83 44S 4 66 400 4 75 4 00 1 60 4 36 3 60 2 40 2 60 2 10 too 1 4 25 4 26 4 76 4 7b 4 75 4 2S 6 00 6 00 4 65 4 an 4 t 40 2 60 1 00 2 00 ? 1 a t 60 4 no 426 4 46 3 80 2 00 1 86 1 20 2 M 4 06 4 60 4 06 4 W I 76 3 26 I 40 4 00 4 10 4 00 I 40 4 I 76 I 60 4 09 i x 4 s 4 10 4 40 460 4 40 1 4 60 4 00 1 25 4 60 t 90 J 1 00 2 10 t 40 agar Market. NEW TORK. Oct. n.-6L'OAR-l4aw. quiet; muscovado, 89 test, 6.460; cen trifugal, 94 test. 1 9c; molasses augar, 69 test, 1630. Refined, steady. TWO NEBRASKA BOYS GET CARNEGIE HERO MEDALS PITTSBCYWJ. Pa-. Oct 11 Special.) Ths Carnegie hero commission today be stowed medals apoa Clinton Brown of Hershey. Neb., and Alfred B. Kanaly of Falls City. Neb. Th former rescued two children from a save ta the big pralri fir a year ago. Kaaaly. a school boy mt Falls City, saved two woman from drownlcg.