Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 25, 1911, LAND SHOW, Page 14, Image 14
14 TIIIO in:K: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, OCTOHKH. 2.-,. 1011. REAL ESTATE mum a raxcm kvd rnn sai.b Nebraska Continue!. HOMF.STEAD 320 acre for t!75; about v miles out, net, i.irm pinn, not io.nl J'-i an ol.l rtitry n w cancelled Worth t.ioi. J. A. l racy, Kiniimii, -am. NF.HRAHCA and Oregon land. IS up, 4 Drsndels Blag. Oklahoma. mriM 20 to S20-aere tracts from 115 t So r aero. t-ce ogu, 409 Karbacti ilk. Oregon. VISIT the 'Willamette Valley exhibit at lie 1-and Show and see what we. row, hen crime and see us and let us fell von ill about the country. We are here, to terve you. 1 lie worm investment Co., P4 Brandels Hldg., uniaha. Neb. EUGENE. Cnrvallls. Allany or Salem ire good sections lor hcmftieker. Talk a-1 1 li Willamette Valley rt presentatlvea it Omaha Land Show. DKEGON" APPLE OKC1XAR13 IV WILLAMETTE VAM.ET. Developed and taknn care of fur i year. Jo exua conn. jni imerext, .so texts, a reliable Investment that can be handled n monthly payment convenient to you. price advance: 150 I'l-.H ACHE Nov. 1. Oregon healing oichaids net trom 4gu to (1,5"J per acre. BA.V1IAM FRUIT COLONY, lect. a-nd Uenl. Hale Manager 'lmpo rarily, fcaulotd HolcI. I tab. WE ARE making up a party to In restigate one of tne best Irrigate! land proposition In L'tsn. Rich loud, atiunu ince of wiiter, unlimited tmitv. Idt-ai !or atock. aliaita a no team. own tne ,and and vister. Want to Interest In femora and homcscekeis. Unusually at tractive lor Investment. Until iov. 1. address or call, ( '. K l.uc.e, 41 Cnsmber if t oinmrrce lldg., Omaha. HEAL tSfAiE FOR RENT 'arm and KaacU Lusili, ffl acres Irrigated, 4 mil. from Wheat Is nd. VSyo.; ail In aifalfu; 1 section 10 rillee from Kimball, tu. 2uo acres rokn; fine lona; and lop acres II mil as !roo Atkinson, Neb. H. Gross. Un 8. j. HEAL tSiait LUhu V a.s t u-u-vitf iuti muu Marran.a. W. ai immm mmib at Co., Uo t ai nam jjl QHAtlA. fiopeiiy ami Nauiasaa Laanu. UksMB RlAA. Ko 1 A 1 tl, CO., UK Nan oniann iNal't lMu MutxliOaV kiONk.Y 'to LOAN t-ajriia iuv. Co. I W AMLU-vity Ionia. imia 4 rust Co. Ci'i X aua laiui. JUM.N N. n.a.iNa.at, Lull to ii'.vuK luauo luuwpiiy. '. Xa Wead, Weeul Piug-i lain swi Haroaui. Mur.lv 1 vu luail oti buaiuos or r.. ftsuce proiiciuea, tl.uvw lo imw.uuu. w. it tuuaiiU), uW uh liaua iiua. )vli tuanuum iUMmr iiusj. V AM I .! A ivM Lo. d. vioao la resiuioiii conik'". Uiuaua. LvAHUti lXJANti, uunlciyai oonua, iuori gk.e tHiuaub svuu aula. sx Ull. xtttua. FARM LOANS; no commission; optional payu.uis, unoav iuouu , 4Wlt sai vice orm o. atei rtii. Ult uiy iNai I im. li.ua-. ton huc Ort EAonHuuti txcnA.vu&s-A. fiaoe. i. iwi. i,wm a w. roil BALIS or trade, fine atoctc and train lai ul, uu actos, uuies noni ouawsv, a. bueiiueut hminu, uuw, irieiwa t., biou city, a. 1 tiAVo. ona aectiun ot Vvisuuuaia tuu br ianu tuai i would like to ecnaaiv for kood income iiutMrijr; iuuq is c.eu and any o owelty taaeu muMi tie ciear o. aitcumui uiiu; would conaiuvr acts as v. property nuar Oniaiio. Auurvsa Y la, osuw Utnana ree. 1 liA:iOLK exchanges everywhere. Voi riaulia mw me, Leau, il liea liitin. i. LUj, V lu exchunyo vrooertiss of menu C. W. Welsh, O .N. iilk iildtf. LHiug, Itkio. 1 HAVE for trade near good town in todae county, NeuiasKa, clo.e to uniaha. to acres of as Kood corn lanu as there le In the state. Vvanl J or room modern liouae; must be well located aim clear of encumbrances. Charles ttanley. Age, lu, to. lain bC. umaha. Neb. A EUCTION of land In McPherson county for real estate, TcL iluiuey 1218. D3.0W EQUITY In flue, JOO-acre form rear Maryvu, Mo., tu trade for moss, or Hardware; a lot; time will be given in balance, income Hi la year 4,oov. fuva, lUa per acre. AUdraaa Y 14 car Use. 1HXUt.a It you have anything u trade, writ me. el. B. Wait, ell Use iililK FOR PALK On THADrc-Thlrty-flve loomed luouein hotel, county seat. Best of local km. itemeu tor two yeurs, .0 ler mouth. Want land, give price. Full description In first letter. John Ueyer. I Lemara, la. IT B an excellent show at the American theater, bee the Woodward Mtovk com aiiy. If Mrs. Kvt Allen, ojl N. lih Hi., houih Omana, will come to The ilea of fice wnnm tnree daya we will give her n oraer tor a pair ot ticket. Kxchangea Jewell, B'd of Trade, D. 1637. STEAMSHIPS Anchor Lino Steamships New York. Londonderry and Glasgow. New York, i'alermo and Naples. Attractive rate for ticket! between New York and all Bcotch, Kngilsn, Irish, Continental and Mediterranean points. Superior Accommodations, Excellent Cui sine, Kfflcient Bervlce. Apply promptly for Reservation to local agent of Anchor 1-ine or Hendereon lirothura, tieiieral Agent, Chicago. Ul. : - - ' - . WANfED TO BUY FOR MARCH 1ST HKl'lLKUKNT. W have a number of customers for good, veil Improved farm In eastern Ne braska. If your tarm la lor sale give us deetriptlon, price and terms. T0LAND & WILEY, 610 Re Rldg.. Omano. Neb. Id-hand good. Kieser, 1030 Canter. 1-1. WE PAY hlgneet price for men' Id fcand clothing. M. Nathan, lu b. Uto. WANTED TO RENT WANTLOTo rent 4-room house, pari modern, ut any pelt of oil). Addxee M. tile. Be. BY young lady employed modern un-luinu-hed room, witn board, la private lamuy. A duress D ewj, ttea. WANTED Thre-e-room bouaa at one. Mubi be reaaonabi. Adureo jieuiy Royd lni N. 21u ' WANTED SITUATIONS FOR a first clu jpracUcai nurse, call Mr. Ruynton, it. uU, A-iIi. YOLNU Ul, Vi.u ulgu achool educo. tiou. wislies a pualuou. O UL lie. - MAN want position as Janitor; good rtUreiice. Address U-iAi. car ie. A1AN and wife, very eapeW. desire eu.noynieiit; cxerinoed aa manaaar auU bu-iaekeeper Aduiea. il-SJi. tieaT WANTED i'lac on lotm far boy it ars old. iti. lie. ' " WABH1.NO and curtain done. T. H 14 WANTF.O PoelUua a took. I'j.i ch tago an. Call at GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Wheat Drag-, While Trader Are Pressing the Selling Side. SALES TO MILLERS ARE LIBERAL Promise of lletter Weather i:aee torn, (aaslna; Heaviest Holder lo I nload Conntry Kale t anac at llerllae. OMAHA, Oct. M, 1911. Ttl H I. . ... . 1 . . . . ..... ,..1,-1,, innrnei nan cnanirea to a dra;nin affair, while traders are timid I'irnpiiiif (np eciunK sine. NHU'1 lin I . , m-lw.l.. 1 I i . L- were lower, dun to better Arirentlne con ditions and northwext receipt continue heavy. Cash wheat I Htronir and sale to millers are liberal. Home further reac tion Is likely, but the market might easily get oversold. The promlno of belter Weather enserl the com market, raunlng the heaviest holder to unload. The country axle are Innra M V ..., 1 .. .1 . I. . - ........ ...... nl nuu inin iinty nun? some further declines. However, the cash corn shown a firm lone and I th key to the situation. Wheat was weak anil lower throughout the session. News was nil bearish and lorilfa n.r. Inml ... I t . . - l Wheat was 1c lower. I'etter weather and weak wheat, coupled with heavy sHIltin by the Icndlnir bullH, eased corn. Cnsh corn held steady and was unchunKed. . receipia were i.iw.iiwj bu. und shipment were m.on bu., against receipts 1ot year of 8t2.tXi bu. and ehlp- rni.nl. ,e jiit irim .... .......... ..i i, ,T-.-eii! were cdii.iu nu. and shipment a were fl.ono bu., against mm ear Ul tH.,A.V DU. 010 SniP- ments of Mn.ouO bu. - .......... nrir i,,ini du. OI CQITl. none of tialM and wheat and flour equal to 3iW.l.o bu. Liverpool closed Hfld lower on wheal anrt lower on corn. i ne ronowing cash sales were reported; IV hull K.'n I , JVit. . ......... ,,. mini, i I n r i..j.i s Clirn Jl.W,; No. 3 hard, 1 car l.03fa. 1 car tl.n, . '4, i-.ii. ,i nnxeii, i car si.of. f AT(1 Vn 1 . ... n . .. - o ihiui, i car u.'"!-; io. e yei- low, cara itc; No. 2 mixed. 1 car (Wc; K n 9 ml w a.i ........ , . 1 .iiiArw, i, tjitin o;"4c. ontn; ii. 4 White. 1 ear il'Aln in .u . i,:lA. K-.. a white, 4 cars 4s,c. Omaha nsh I'rlcca. Wll r.' 1 r v .. M , . . . .... , , . . i,arrj , tl.01Hiai.04t4: No. 4 hard, 97K11.W. :'' tnue, mi "kr; P.O. I 2 yellow, Hfi4ftiTi4cj No. M veliow, CiV.lii "c; No. 4 yellow, W,fnlHHc: No. 2, Gil',!) Kt'e; No. , 6!rH4c; No. 4. S',,m,.. while, 4hy,,i-: No. yellow. 4-Volc; No. 4 yellow. 4.',Ufi4iic . ' "AVhKy-Malllnlif' H-lfai.20; No. 1 feed, 3c(nl.eg RY10- No. , cjQnc; No.S.nWJDCc. non neveinta. . iii-b,v, corn, ijntn. rjIc-oxKO . x.l 2H1 204 Mlnneapolla 4M Omaha m ii "i Luluth SKI Liverpool (irmln Market. T rvwnnooi . . .. . ....... . j, - vv ii i:a I npot nominal; futures weak; Iecember, 7s 0"4d Marrh, 7 f.d; Mav, 7 ii. "teauy; American mixed, Se 6'd; futures steady; January, t Vd; February, b d. Peoria Market. PEX5RIA. 111., Of. 24.-CORN-Hlgher: No. 2 yellow, 74Vic; No. I yellow, 73 WANTED SITUATIONS UOOD penman wishes position. Ad ores K 444 Uee, BUNULlfl washing wanted. Har. 371 WANTED Tosltlon a chauffeur either pri vat or garage; am farmer; have diploma. Rox 1J. R. J. xtanton, la. DU8T1NQ and cleaning, offlc work, wanted. Address L 4'JU, Re. YOUNO man wants position a repair man for garairo or chauffeur for Private family; rood references. Doug. I90S. Flrst-clana laundress, to go out by day. 42.11 e). loth Kt.. POSITION wanted a housekeeper. ood plain cook. 03 Nv 18th. Mis A. M. luller. WANTKD At once, school girl to help with general housework evenings and Saturdays, one who can go home nights. Quod puy. Apply 2813 llewey Ave. MIDDLE-A OKI) woman would Ilk pol sltlon as houaekeeper for widower: ref erence exchanged. 142 No. SOth BL YOl'NO LADY wants position a Icr or office girl. lnd. F-17U4. cash- KR.M8TniCSS want Call Douglas (T.62. work by day. TF.LUl'HONIS operator wishes post tlon at prlval awltchboard. Webster LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST Ship jrour gtock to 8outh Omaha gave mUr:K tuid ahrluk-aitej jrout conaitcniueiiui rcclt iirvmiit an J cartful aUontioa. LIVE STOCrTcOMMISSION (VlcnCHAiifS Syer Bros. & Co. birong and responsible. WOOD UIIOH. iIH Kxohaug Rldg. Ortst West. Oom. Co.. Omaha Jfc Den ver. Vv. u, mlun et at). jumnamin aneep. W. t. c CO., it luxchRnlg. lAuu unoa. iiqnuie came, no., aiierpT ti,i lu.v com. Co., m r-iuoaoae i.oa. l.oiianu et iau..au .o., ac e.xcii. Ulugl Cia, iooii.nii at i-.o., M bmn, riidg. i no biauuaru com. jo., lio n.kcii. li.ug. vv . ri. brieltrt a. aort juet uauuie aiievp. Inieratate Co. lieiier leeutle. ouip tu ua. toni.iii-iic.ivi. lu., -vi bkuu. illug. La, r.. iCyji.4ii4o aa cO., ai i',xou. iiiua1. Alien iuuioy ea cu., ita-ai jacii. uiua. cox e aonia . oi:l. . o.. ouuen 04 nuaiieia. ixaiSion ai roima., 11 v sioca com. luerj l ailuela 1.. a. com, v-o., M f-xenaofca. Uapoail ploweeua 01. Siiipluaula lu bioca Varus .sai 1 nana. uui oaua ai yarda. Sviisri nuua. PL cy., iuxcuange liiUg. LA t.nu iirvon., m-w mcii. iiug. 1 aAtun-iwcaniavii luouiio. ai a reitieuleaT Ata.lin ll'oa. a CO.. tfw-i qoicll. iliUg. Aiea O. uaiuaiiau a auuM-v. a.x. ttiug. r exiou-c.CKiii.ui clluiu. Co. ai a leuiciilu. -a.oaU pioceaus 04 euliiiiiaut In bloc Yerue .sat 1 nana, oniy oar.a at yai-us. vu.lou at ctia, iiva "(oca. uoiii. uieiT OMAHA THE MARKET TOWN fe.s.A.0) KtiAiet CO.. tra.u Jarci.au 1. couaiguiuaiiie aouciLau. ,aa urauueia. lSuraaaa-lowa Uraia Co. iM uiandei. '1 11 ai Li'Uiak diciiN 114 4:ii..u oieu. caltutiny luuiuieu. Quia. ha, tmtlm Am . . .in vvaaiiNMva aj, aaea. tile .u u un 4ia il leii iia. CAVkRJl LUVA1UU CO., wno.eaa. ttsaieia in giavVa tiay, CUuil leeu. tat 4-, aiiuaia iilua. ROBERTS (1HA1N fi 1 ,n nn.,. mania auiiviied, giaua txiuaut to aria lea avieMiueua. GOVERNMENT NOTICES fROPOHALB FOR HL'ILDLNO hTABLK Iteauuuartera. Central Dlvisiun. 1 1, .1 Quarteriuaaier's Oftlce, to Federal Ilui d- ing, ciiicogo. III., October . IJH. bcaled pioKaala, in triplicate, will be received by th guartermuater at Fort Riley. Kan. aas, until 11 a. ui. October il, til, and then opened, for furuiahlng aecesaaiy niaterlal and labor ranjutrod for rebuild ing on cavalry stable at that Post. Full liitorinallun, plana and aicUlcatloiia turn. shed on application to the yuarler-u-aaler Uici. CuL Juo. Clem, Chief U. M. UO-lo-U-U-aTlle ?4c; No. 2 mixed, 7lr; No. 3 mixed i.?viO; No. 4 mixed, 7.V. OAT8Steady; standard, 47'u ISc. CilICAf.0 tiHHM Ail IMtOlIOS Featoree of the Traf.lna; a ad loalna Price on Hoard of Trade. CHICAOO, Oct. 24-Phuttlng down of nour mill at AI liineapnlls today acted as a wet blanket on the market for wheat. Notwithstanding hi cush sales of th cereal cloi-lng figures Were a shade to Vlc lower than last nlirht, t orn finished "'i '. to c hlsher; oats unchanged to V.vH.o up, and hog pro ducts varying from an unaltered llvcl lo 10tllj,! decline. Four leading Minneapolis flour mills were forced to stop beinuse of the lack of shipping directions for manufitetured products. Liberal receipts f,f wheat In the northwest furnished additional aid to the bears. Crop conditions In Kurope and the Argentine were nlmi against the hulls. On tho other hand a derided re vival of cah demand here Including call for a good share of the supposed over plentiful soft winter grade seemed In a fair way to cauxe a fresh buying fkirry In options but for the depressing turn of affairs at Minneapolis. December ranges between $1.01 to 1.01fi l.ui't and In the end was i-tcady but a shade net lower at Sl.fllV In corn better weather was more than offset by export rumors which, how ever, were unconfirmed. December fluctuated from H4r. to fi."Ve and rloaeri steady, c net higher at JVei.'V Cnsh grades were only In fair demand. No. 2 yellow was quoted at 74VaW. wais were strong. Top and bottom points touched bv Deremher were 47Vu-4Xc and 474c with th close a shade up at 47tri774jc. Hog products were weak. The out come waa a decllno of He to lOtiUc for lard, but other provisions did not drag down more thnn a nickel. Quotations ot leading products were: I Open. I High. . Low. I Close. Ycs'y. Wbent jl oiw'i 01 vJ If ig'li 1 I i, 1 , I Dec. 1 fd'.i 1 (ii, 1 n 1 ft-. ,1 1 tt"H ir."-,!i.,i w ot .i"rai ,tl,.'i,i (-': W.a Ci I 47 47if 47'i Ml'a SulVtWl 47V4;Mll W-t : May. 11 vi-n-4 1 WIN I (f I ' I f4'l- July v Corn I ec. 4w:ri May. Itiiid'n''1 July. tj.i 't Oats I ec. 'f) 47TifM" I 47Vn 47V May. July. rork Jan.. May. 15 R70 15 70 15 99 900 15 CA n 75 15 70 I IB 72' lu Mi lo So iu w 00 Lnrd Jan.. S D5 009 S,5 ! 05 8 15 8 274 Ribs. Jan.. Mny.' I J2'4l 15 I I 2f. 8 27HI 10 8 22HI 8 27 H Cash quotations were' as follows: KIOI7R Firm: winter nntenta. fl T.'.n R.40; straights, $3.Wj'4,wi; spring straights, 4.rat4.76; bakers, B.Wili.J; spring patents, best Winter, (I.20)i6.25, lit rso. z. vie, RARLKY Feed or mlxlna- KdeittfH fair to choice malting. Sl.un:i.22. HBKflS TlmothV. llS.OOril 1:. 50 Clover $14.mol!).M). PROVISIONft-PorU. mess, per Mil.. fi-WKo 15.75. I.rd. Per 100 Him.. Ik K7V. Short rlh. sides (loose). IR.0iKu8.tiO: short cleiie shies (boxed), SN.2.VUK.7D. Total clearances of wheat ' and flour were equal to 3HD.O0O bu. l'rlmary recolpts were l.om.ooo bu., compared with bu. th corresponding day a year ago. The world's visible supply Increased S.M.5.000 bu. Kattmated recolnts for tomorrow: Wheat. K7 curs: corn. 253 car: oats. ISO cars; hogs, 33,000 head. Chicago t'aalt Prices Wheat : No. 2 red, 91.01tti&.l.i2S: No. S red, Sl.0(tffl02; No. 2 hard, ll.Obtfl.OS; No. 3 hard, 1.02p 1.08; No. 1 northern. S1.13K1. Iti; No. 2 northern. fl.l.Va1.15; No. 8 northern, $1.1:! fll.lt; No. i spring, fl.Oiiji l.li'; No. 8 spring, S1.0.Vi1.12; No. 4 spring, Wir4i41.1Q; velvet chaff, Wic(!(Sl.l2: durum. 5r4ill.OS. Corn: No. 2. 731fft744c: No. 2 white, 75'if 75Vo; No. 2 yellow, 74i'7rio; No. 3. 73d 74c; No. 3 white, 74f75V,c: No. 3 yel low, 74W(If75Vc; No. 4. 72c: No. 4 white. 73ffl'74c; No. 4 yellow, 73',76c. Oats: No. 2, 47c; No. 2 white. 4K074X,e; No. 3 white. 47ru4HM,e; No. 4 white, 4ti14iJj47V1c; standard. 47Vitr4Hci Rye: No. 2, 7c. Timothy: tu.uont 16.60. Clover: SIVCXXq 10.50. Hurley: 8nc1ltl.2i. HUTTKR Firm: creameries. "neiMiAc: dairies, 22'n27c. KOOS Steady; receipts, 4.5.' cates; at mark, case Included, l'ijlsc; firsts, 21c; prime firsts. 22o. CIIEKHK Steady; daisies. 14i& HHc: twins, I3ih14c: young Americas, llStt? HV; long horns, H'HVio. I'OTATOKS-Hteady; choice to fancy, 62i"uii6e; fair to good, flOfiHje. POCLTHY Htuadv; turkeys, 14c; chick ens. H'c; springs, Mc. VF.AI-Hteady; 60 to Ort-lb. wts.. WYIc; M0 to KA-lb. wis., tmioc; 8i to 110-lb. wts., Ho. I 'ally movement of produce: Articles. Receipts. Flour, bhls SO,KU0 Wheat, bu HO.toO Corn, bu ,...al.7U0 Oats, bu SM.tino Hye, bu 17,5m) barley, bu 190. (XI) Carlot Receipts Wheat. M Shipment. 23.2IK) 127.0"0 4:it.SU0 1 Ml, 1O0 11.800 23. curs, with 20 of contract grade; corn, IM cars, with 110 of contract grade; oats. 24 cars. Total receipts of wheat at Chicago, Mlnne apolla and Duluth today were 816 cars, compared with V28 cars lust week and 640 cars the corresponding day a year ago, NEW YORK- OEKKRAIi MARKET Quotations ot the Day oa Various t wminodttlrs, NKW YORK. Oct 24.-KLOl'R-Steady ; spring patents, $.1. jWu&.aO; winter strulghts, $t.Ki4.30; winter patents. t43.'ii.70; spring clenr. 4 &u4.'j0; Kanas straights, I4.7&y l.&o. Rye flour steady; fair to good, tb tKn, 1 -..:; choice lo fancy, tf.Atif 46. CUH N M K A L Firm ; fine whit or yellow li.wu'l.Ni; kiln dried, xj.kc3.7. H IU Unlet; No. 2, ifu, nominal, e. t. f.. Rulfalo, to arrive. RARLKY Steady; malting, ll.14jil.22, 0. I. f . lliifralo. WHEAT Spot market barely steady; No. 8 red, 81.03, elevator, export buais, and tl.CJMi, f. o. b., afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth. 1. lu, f. o. b., afloat. Futures market wa eaxler during the forenoon under selling on th cables, favorable for eign crop advice and increasing stocks. but rallied on covering and bull supporlt. closing Vo net lower. December, ll.usVij 1 (VI. closing at !.('. May, tl.loSiw LWlft-ltc; closed at I1.10T,. Receipts, liio,. MM bu.; shipment, 15&44 bu. CORN Market firm; No. !, export. 80Sc, nominal, f. o. b., afloat; futures market waa nominal. Receipt, none; shipment. 6N,3t4 bu. DATs-Spot, market barely steady; fu tures market iu nominal. Receipts. 114.- 2i5 bu. ; shipments, none. MAY Steady: prime, tl : No. 1. Il.Ktf SI M: No. 2. 1.20il 2i; No. S SI. 10. ' HIDES-Flrm; Central America, 21c; ISoKoia. 2l:t4iiS!Vc. I .K ATI 1 K.ft Firm ; hemlock firsts. 25 C."7o; seconds, Z2tf24c; thirds, l!-o21o; re ject a, PV. I'lttiviBiONH fork, steady: mess. ll 75 Hi 17.2: family. l.0l21.ot); short clears, llti 7:,ii'17.0o. Kerf, steady; mesa, 13 fa): family, 13.60ii 14.01); beef huitia. J.'S.ii) iI.W. Cut meats, easy; pickled bellies. 10 to 14 laiunda, 10.7wii IS.00; pickled hams. tU(). Lard easy; middle west prime, 19.10 iD.; refined,' firm; continent, r si, South American, (lOiO; compound, 17. 2j ;7.75. taiuajw Finn; prime city, tihds, c, numinar, country, SS'iKi'ac. HUTTKR Firm: creamery. ' specials. Sic; extras. Sic; firsts.. 37WP. ; creamery, hekl rpectula, (iJ0Hc; extras, toStSie; firsts, 27ii,c; process, etieclala. 2C-.i,o: extras. 24c; firsts. 22Viii23c; fao toiY. current make, firsts, 21c. CHRKSI'i Steady; skims, 2nl2V;c. KUCJS Firmer; fresh gathered, per dux., SCiiJlc; extra firsts. v-nc; firsts, I'.i'io; held, fresh, poor to fair, KmiiIDo: fresh gathered dirties. No. 1. iitit!c; freah gathered che-ks, prime, lc; freah gathered checks, inior to good, lOjilnc; refrigerator, first. season's storage charges paid. 20"j-lc; refrigerator, ikw. i:V17c; refrigerator, dirties, 13!17c; west-' em gathered, whites 2t;3.o. POl'LTRY AHv Trmer; western chick- ens. lJiplc; fowls, Uil3V". turkeys, lc. Dreaaed unlet: Western chickens. l'XrHc: fowls, 7i)l''ic; turkeys. lOu-'Vc. MlaiBieaitolls tirala Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. .-lVIIKTla. cember, 1 1 loS'u 1 10 ; Muy. S1.14': July. II. 1J. nominal; cash. No. 1 hard, tl 12; Nu. S noithern. SI ll'ii im; No. 2 northern, tl.'.-vl.Vbt; No. t. Sl.UVd 1 C& . Mllvaaaa.ee Urals Market. MILWAVKKK. Vt. S4.-WH KAT-No. 1 northern. (1 IWI 17; No. S northern, SI 14 jl Iti; De.en.hei, Slf.'S. May, ll.xW. OATH 4s4c. UARLti'-Sl.U'Ul.a. NEW YORK ST0GX MARKET Movements of Price Narrow With out Definite Motive. PUBLIC INTEREST NOT AROUSED Railroad Reports Sbovr that Sevcaty Klsrht t nmpanlea Have I nlformly Increased Kipesari Darin; l.aat Fiscal Year. NKW YORK, Oct. 24 -In the absence of an Impelling motive for trotting on either side of the slock market today, move ments were of the narrow and f ctilious character of recent sessions. Trading. In fact, tell to even sma.ler proportions, with a touil of Ittj.'X' snares tor the day a liiininesfl. With each dav it becomes more apparent that public Inicrest In the mar ket Is not being aroused. Outside partici pation is as small as at almost any time during the year. Trading consequently Is net in ted largely to professional opera tions. llie standard stocks ended at abouc wheie they bes-iin. London took onlv a smiill purt in the day s trading. Foreign lending by the banks continued on a heavy scale and the purchase of exchange raised the rate for sterling to the highest point of th year. The first of the September railroad re ports were available today. Lehigh Vallev snowing a t-ioiMwO Increase In operating revenue, winch wua balanced bv an ln- crcHHe In expenses of almost the same amount. Tho Roel Island railroad showed a heiivv caln In exoense. nl though It was more than baaJriced bv th 110.1 nine m gross eurn ins 1 tie uniformity with which tho railroads of the country tin to a few months airo at least Increased their cxiieiiaea was shown bv the combined figures of scventy-elKht ronds for their lust fiscal year. While operating revenue gained lo than 1 per cent, the Increase In ex penses was more than 4 ner cent. Onlv eleven rouils revealed a reduction in ex- perihcs. i runxactlon In bonds, both on and out side of the rtock market, continue on such ecu 10 as to attract attention, lion. Is were relatively more active on tho ex. ctningo thun were stocks. Total sales, par vulue. S2.6v,00). Cnlted State bonds were unchanged on call dumber ot aaiea Slid lending quotation en nocks wero a loiiowg: Halaa. Hlrk. Law. Clone. SMia-rHRlmers pro 1H 4.200 fj m 201) 60 M fiO t,0 HI in Mil 1, 1'W ll P". TOO 4 V 47 S 47Vi I.4IM 44 44 44 Sa 23 1 too 44 4 SiVk 1,700 M'a ViH " 101 104 IUH4 tOH !&W tl .100 ;4i tS lot pn mi su 10 i, n4'i 1414. J'4 1. r.uo lot 104 1054 100 128 lt 124 ?o0 7 Mi UK) 2tiH Hi4 ta!m :iH) 74 H 74H ',00 ti 2.10 'a Mnia 100 21 '4 21t4 214i 1414 1,400 71 72 lit .. 1.400 71 71 724 IS n ST 14P4j 2. TOO 10S 1044j l'xj H '4 41 (00 1.IN Ut 1.I7V4 1014 12 100 tos tl 21 'a 46V, 3t 1,500 31 in'4 so'4 40 ' Utt 60 60 40 100 16(14 ir,'l4 1494 aoo 12374 12:it lJ-'i1 400 41 ' 41H 41 !l4 100 US 14 14 1(0 44 44'a 41 1,200 109 10714 1071 100 14 14 H4 10",J 17 14 100 zo n T 100 105 104 101 147V, 91 lno 1X1 1.1:1 1 U0 11 11 31 7 4. D00 41 40 4 100 12S 12K 127 100 47Va 47 47 S.1 2IK) 106 106 106 100 TO an SH 10.300 1U 10K 107 200 6 ( 89 700 llii 110 114 600 30 30 10 6110 122 122 122 104 H5 1 1H 2 2O0 161 169 16 24 43.100 141 140 140 IH) t! 2 12 100 l 4 S8 1.900 tt 14 24 1.000 47 47 4 41 100 M 50 Hi 7',i t. S l.WW 109 10 10 l,l) 29 ! H 2'4 (9 4U 9 PO 31 2D 84 200 Y t 2H Jon 19 1' 1 1O0 41 411 42 17.500 142 12 ll!2 100 1 Va 91 !' , . . ..... 44 '""00 '1 '42 42 17.JO0 40 t9 v 69 911O 109 109 109 l.xno t 44 44 1.600 47 44 41 1 104 16 ti tl k. 1.200 . (4 41 K's 70J It T T8 1.900 146 141 iti Amalsaoiatail f.;opier ... AinerPan Asrlrultural .. Am. heel Huxar Air.arlran Can Ainerlraii C A V Am. Cotton CHI Amarltan H. St L. ptd... Am. Ira Becurltlea American Ulnared Amarlean Luc-nmntlve ... American 8. at II Am. S A 11. pi Am. Htaal FnundHea Am. Suxar Rarintn. Amerli-an T. A T Ainprtian Tohacro pfd.... Amerlran Woolen Ariarnnda Mlnlns Co Atrhlxin AlclilKon pfd Atlanllo Cuaat I.lna Ilalllmnra Ohio llethleliain Steal Hronklyn Hapid Tr Canadian I'ariftn ('antral Leather Ontral Laathnr ptd Oiitral of New Jeraay.. CheMapeaka A Oblo Chl'-aan A Alton Clilraso 1). W., naw I'hliaso (I. W. ptd Chli aso A N. W Chlraxo. M. A 81. P . ( . ('. Ht. 1a Colorado F. A I Colorado A Southern Consolidated (las Corn Producta lalaware Jt Hudaon iHnver A Kto Grande. ... Ilenvar A K. O. pfd Hlxtlllen' aacurltlaa Kris Kris lt pfd Krla 2d pld Uenaral Klai-trlo (Ireat Northern ptd Urrat Northern Or Ufa.. llllRila Cantral Interliorousn Ml Int. MM. pfd International Harveater .. Int. Marina pfd International Paper International Finns luwa Central ...1, Kantaa City Southern.... K. C. Bo. pfd Larlede Uaa Loulevlll A Naahallla... M Inn. A Ht. Loilla M , St. P. A S. H. M.... Mlarourl. K. T M . K. A T. pfd Allaaourl Paclfio National ulerult National Lead N. H. It. of M. id pfd.. New Vork Central N. Y. , O. A W Norrolk A Western North Amerli-an Northern Paelflo Paolflo Mall Pennsylvania People' a (Jaa P.. .'.. C. 81. U I'lttehumh Coal Preaaed 8tael Car Pullman Palace '"ar Hallway Steal florin Heading Hepuhlle Steel Kepubllo Hleal pfd Hoik laland Co Hock laland Co. pfd .. St. U . K Z4 pfd.... Kt. Loula H. W 8t. L. H. W. pfd Kloaa-Khetfleld S. & I.... Southern Pa'lllo Houihern Hallway .. Ho. Hallwar pfd Tannaaaaa Copper Texaa A Pacific T., St. U W T., St. Ia. A W. pfd t'nlon Parltlo Vnlon Parlfl fd t'nlted staiaa Kealtr t'nlted Klalaa Kiibber.... foiled Blatea Steal tl. S. Fleet pfd I lab Copper Va -Carolina Chemical .. Wahaah Wahaan pfd Wealarn Marylasd WealinRhouae Kiactrio .. Wealarn t'nlon W haallus ar L Lehlsli Valley Total sale for the day. lVt.MO ah area. New York Moaey Market NKW YORK, Oct. 24. MONEY On call, steady: 2w'JV4 per cent: ruling rate, 1 pef rent: closing bid, 2H per cent; offered at ih. per cent. 'flmi loans, steady; lxty day, S3H per cent; ninety day. 3 per cent; six months, J fu4 per cent. PR1MM MERCANTILE PAFER4HSJ 4 per cent. KTIillLlNO EXCHANGE Steady, with actual business In bankers' bills at S4.&370 fur slxty-dsy puis ana ai n ow tor ae niund. Commercial bills, S W- B1LVER Uar. 64'tc; Mexican dollars, 46c BONDS Government, steady; railroad, steady. ... Closing quotation on bond today wer a folo.si V. I. rat. la, rag da ooupoa I', f. Se. re to coupoa V. . 4a. rag do coupon Allle-Chal. lal 6a ..100 int. at. at. 4s (4 ..pm Japan 4a 17 ,.lol du 4s 4u ..101 K. C. 80. lat la ... 73 ..115 L. 8. 4Hb. 4a 19J1... 3 ,.111L. N. Sill. 4a.... 99 .. f'9.U K. A T. lat as. 97 ..101 do san. 4a tl Anier. Ax. A T AT. cl. 4a. .Hlo. Palt r 4a 71 U, Am. Totwcce 4a 9oN. R. It at Vt 4a 1 do ia 111N. V. C. . 3.... 99 Armour Co. 4!.. 43 do deb 4a 91 Al.'htsoa sea. 4a.... 99N. Y . N. II. A It. da ci. 4e 107 cv. 4e l. do cv. te PN. A W. let . 4a.. f A. C. l lat 4s.... do ct. 4a 107 11.1 A Ohio 4a.. da la mint. I'aoine 4a 100 2 do 3a 9 41 O. s. L rr.lar 4. ... 914. do S. W. ts llroot Tr. c- 4a.. 94Pann. c. s 1911.. N. eVa. ot Oa. 6a ln do eos. 4a iu Cm. Lmiher ta )(.-a,lma (en. 4a 9a -. of N J. g 6a..ltl 8. L. A 1. at. It 4s 7 Ctiea. A Ohio 4a. .lol do sen. 6a 97 do 4a MSt L. S W. c 4a.. 79'. Ctilcaga A A. la. 44 da lat sold 4a.... ' C. B. a) W 1- 4a... 9a s. A. L. ad), la. do sea. 4a M8o. Fee. rol. 4a. C M at I P. d. 4e au do cv. 4a , 91 4 C. k. I P. a. 4a. Tl ' do tat rat. 4a.. do rfs 4a 9 Bo. Hallway ta lo; Coio. lud. ta 74 do gtn. 4a It Colo. Mid. 4a 3 I'aloa Pacific as... .101 .pi2 7 .14 ,iu:' ,Ko C. a- S. r A 4a 97 do cv. 4a V. A It. cv. 4a 91 do tat A rat 4S. II. K U. 4a , 90 V. 8. Rubber ta, do rat. aa U 1'. 8. Steal ad ta nuUUera ta 1 V. .I'er Itirm. I trs p l. 4a Ca'W.l-a.k Ul aa 10a 45X da (an. 44 T o lat ax. e... do cv 49. ear. A . tl Weetera Md. 4a aa do aerlca H 7avleal. Kleo. cv ta. 91 C.u tlec. cr. ta. ..149aawta (aulral 4s.... 9J III. CVa. 1st rat. 4a. 9i Mo. Pao. I ul Mel. 4a. TPaania la Bi. Klllere. . .lu:1 Leaioa Htoelt Market. LONDON, Oct. St. American securities were quiet and steady during the fore noon. 1'rlies opened about unchanged and later advanced on light covering. At noen th snorkel wo steady, witli value ranging from unchanged to higher than yesterday s New York closing. Console, money.. Tl T-li.aiTlii A N 1st do aceoqnl. 7t7-lM , .. A T 11 .. 64 N. Y Central 104 .. 7 Norfolk A W 1"9 ..109 do pfd 90 Amal. (psr. Anaronda A'lhleon ., do pfd Baltimore A Ohio l"4 Ontario A W.. 99 Fenneylranla . . ; . 4 - 71 . 29 . 71 .111 .) . 44 41 .112 . II . 24 Canadian Ferine 2.11 Rand Ml (.heMpeake O.... 74 Ileadlns ..... Cblraso O. W 19 smnhern Ry 1 ni., mil. ex si. r-lll do pfd Da Pee re. lSnthern Parlfic.. Denver A Rio O. do pfd Erie , do let pfd do Id pfd , Orand Trunk . 24 t'nlon Tactile . 44 do pfd . II f. . Steel . 61 da pfd . 42 Wahaah . 2 do pfd Illlnnla Ontral. .1421. Hi LVLR Uar, steady at 24 15-ldd per ounce. MONEY Hi's 1 per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short bills is 3 per cent; for three months' bills, 3Si per cent. Itnatnn gtortt .tfarket, HOSTON, Oct 24 Closing quotation s on siocks nnu bonds: Allouos 14 Miami Copper Amal. Copper 65 Mohawk A '. 1.. A 8 11 Nevada Con Arlrnns Urn 40 Nlpiiilnc Mines ... P. A C. C. A 8. M. 4Nnnh llutte Butt Coalition .... lNorth Lake Cel. at Arltona 49 Old Dominion Cel. A llecla 14.4 Parrott 8. A C Centennial II (Inlnry Cop. Hants C. C... (3 Shannon Kat llutte C, St.... 0 Superior franklin 4 Superior A B. M... fllroux Ctm 4 l-14Tamarark Oranhr Crin W V. 8, 8. It. A M... (ireene nanna .... 7 do pfd ,. lila Horale Copper. 13ntah Con Kerr Lake lll-lVtali Copper Co 11 .19 11 7 14 4 17 !. M 7 51 1 21 31 44 4 44 3 7 Ike Cnpper La flalle Copper. Ex-dlvldend. 20 Winona 4 Wolverine New York Mining Stocks. NEW YORK, Oct. 24 CloBlng" quota tions on mining stocks were Alice ir.0 Com. Tunnel etork.. 20 Little chief .. ... 6 ...260 ...100 ...17S ...100 ...40 Mexican Ontario Ophlr Standard Yellow Jacket do bonda .. 14 .. 75 .. I ..lis .. 10 Con. Cel. A Va. Horn Silver .... Iron Silver .... Leadvllle Con. Uttered. St. I.onls Kenrrnl Market. RT. I,OU18, Oct. 24 WHEAT Cash, lower: track No. 2 red, 11.01 H'H 1,03; No. 2 hard, Sl.0."ixl.lX CORN Iower; track No. 2, 73c; No. 2 While. 73:i4i7Cr. OATS-Rteady; track No. 2, 47tT18c; No. 2 white, 4X-V- RYE Klrni, 11.00. FLOCH Steady ; red winter patents, $4.6o'u5.00; extra fancy and strnlght, S4-v0 tltxi: hard winter clears, S.16ii3.S0. SEED Timothy. SU.OOru 14.50. CORN MEAL 13.20. IIKAN Wteady; sacked, cast track. 11, 125(1.14. HAY Lower; timothy east track, 18.00Tj23.SO; prairie, ii.wtiPi.w. BAOOINO oHc H EM H TWINE 7c. PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged. Job bing. SW25. Lard, lower; prime steam, itiuyi8.72A4. lrJ- salt meats, lower; boxed, extra shorts, 8.87He; clear ribs, 1S.87H; short clears. SD.Iie. Bacon, lower; boxed, extra shorts, J'XS7H; clear rllax. S9.K7H: short clears. S10.12V. POULTRY Ixiwer; chickens, c; spring, DV4c; turkeys, 14Vfjl(k'; ducks, l;!c; geese, K'.4c. liUTTER-Bteady; creamery, SWJJOo. EGGS-Mrm, 20iB22c. Receipts. Shipments. ln.OUO 12.(4)0 3S,04) 3ii.0iK) 5,(iii) 27.0"O 41,100 (W.OUO Flour, bbl. Wheat, bu.. Corn, bu Aats, bu Kansas City Grain and Prorlslons. KANSAS CITY, Oct. 24. WHEAT Cash, unchanged to &c. lower; No. 2 hard, Jl.Ovftl.ll; No. S. Sl.Ol'al.09; No. 2 red, 1.0L"rrl.j4,: No. S, Sl.OO'u l.OlVj; Decem ber, .WiysfirUu; May, Sl.orifrt.Ofilg CORN Unchanged to c higher.' No. 2 mixed, 73'a73Vic; No. S. T.'Q'Vic; No. 2 white. 73c; No. S, 72tttl'7Mic; December, 63 W K-IHc. OATS Unchanged to o higher; No. 2 white, 4S(j4!ec; No. I mixed, 4uVitf47c. RYE 97c. HAY Steady; choice timothy. $19.00; choice prairie, 113.00i(il3.BO. BUTTER Creamery. 2Hc; firsts, 2C1&C; seconds, 24c; packing stock, 19c. EOOS Extras, 24c; firsts, iL"6c; sec onds, 14c. Receipts, Shipments. Wheat, bu 68.000 750110 Corn, bu 21,000 . 20.000 Oats, bu y.OOO 10,000 Visible) Dapple-of Grain. NEW YORK, Oct. 21. The following cable and telegraphic communications re ceived by Uradstreet's show the follow ing changes In available supplies as com. pared with previous account: Available Supplies Wheut, United States, east of Rockies. Increased 1.814,000 bu. Canada, Increased 2,841,000 bu. Total United States and Canada. Increased 4.GS5.0HO hu. Afloat for and In Europe, Increased 1.3)0.000 du. iotai American and European supply, increaaeu o.ouo.'av. corn, I'mteu Htates ana ianana, aecreased taas.ooo bu. Oats. I nltcd State and Canada, Increased 20,0110. The leading Increases and decrease re. ported to Uradstreet's follow: Increases Manitoba. 2,442,00 bu. Louisville, 2;i.aj uu. increases uouericn, 60.UW bu. Spring, field, 50.0UO bu. tills and Roaln. SAVANNAH, Oct. 24. TURPENTINE r irm; eovac. ROSIN Firm; types P and a, 16.51. Iteflned ' lunar 1 Loner. NEW YORK. Oct. 14. All s-radeia of e. fined sugar wer reduced 60 per 100 pouiiua tuuuy, CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Demand for Cattle Weak Hog Klowr Hfaeep Steady. CHICAOO. Or! il flTTMr-D-n-lnl. 10,0(10 head; market weak; beeves, 14.7(Xa 0.10; inm steiers, 4.ir(i(i.uo; western steers. n.lMli.w. stackers and feeders S3.2.VuT.OO; cows and heifers, S2.0Oii6.00; calves, S5.0ixn9.00. MOUS-Receipts. 26.000 head; market siow, miivc lower; light, S5.soffil.OO; mixed, 15.900iti.5ti: heavv. t5.gmh.ii.ofi: rouirh ia 6.15; good to choice heavy. Sn.l5,'u4.u5: tiles. S3.60416.S6; bulk of soles. S0.2541ii.60. HHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 60,000 neaa; maraet, steady; native, S2.251;3.75; wetsern, 2.40.85; yearlings, $3.6i(i4.30: native lamba. 14.00,771111): u..t,rn ti ima-.h c , W.4V, St. Loala Lire Stock Market ST. LOUIS. Mo., Oct.24.-CATTLE Re ceipts, 2,478 head. Including 2.121 head Texans; market steady to IOtMGc hlaher- southerns, lOidl&o lower; native shipping nu cjport steers, ni.atytre.w; aressed and butcher steers, S5.2.ii 7.W; stockers under i.wu pounos, ta.vuris.ui stocKers and reed. ers. S3.0i)ojj.2.ri: cows snd heifers, S3.0uXa8.25: aimers, SI. 003.00; bulls. S3.75m6.2fi: calves Sl.oixtts.oi); Texas and Indian steer. KOutd 1 a.. . . 1 1 a -e i.w, iu wa aviiu neiicra, ea.oo-n i.oo. HOUS Receipts. 16.100 head: market in CUM tower; pig and light. S4.6oia.6o packer, Sti.btVtio.6&; butcher and best heavy, S6.40tits.66. MltEr AND LAMBS Regents 1.7SS neao; maraet steaiiy: natlv muttona SXUx-u3.ro; lamb, 4.(jf5uO; culls and bucks, S1.2&B4.60; tocker, SliHsJlOO. Kanaaa Cltr Live stork Market. KANSAS CITY. Oct. 24. CATTLE Re ceipts. 24.000 head. Including 1,800 head southerns; prime steers firm: top, !.; other cattle steady to 10c lower; dressed beer and export steer. 17. Kip. 85; fair to goo.l.i S5.75io.OO; western steers, 14 Wi8.0: stockers and feeders. S4.354ii.90; southern steers, S3.75tf5.0i): southern cows, S2.75i 4.60; native cows. lJ7f-l!6; natlv heif ers. 14.0O7jH.MI, bulla, S3-2XOH .26; calves, 14.00 C7 50. nous iteeeipts. 17.000 head: market Be lower; bulk of sales ti.00fjti.4i; heavy, S6.40 tiniCi; packer and butcher, K.2ioG.j0: lights. tM.Ovti6.40; pigs. 14.506.50. cilttt-f AMD l-AMH.s Kecelnts. 2.100 neait: marsri ateaay; iambs, x4.257i4.M: yearlings, S36ivai.60; wethers. S3.Ui'S.75; ewes, S2.75u3.10; Blocker and feeders. Si.25uXo0. ' Slock In Sight. Receipts of live stock at the five princi pal western market Saturday: 4 at t la. Hon. Sheep. South Omaha . 1 loo . S,taj .() 43.OU0 .! 4a) St. Joseph .... Kansas city , .24 al . 2.500 .10,014) 17,000 J. pa) 15.K9) l.y 26.0u0 60,000 St. Louis Chicago Totals .... .i,6o 73,100 102.700 M. Joseph l.lej Block Market. 8T. JOSEPH. Mo.. Oct. 24. CATTLE Receipts. S.V00 head: market, alow; steers. Si.btniHuu: cows and belters, S2.H0jiC.00: calve. S3 Ty7 75. Hi K18 Receipts. 000 head: market. M? 10c lower; top, tti.45; bulk of ales. 16 25 tl 4- 8I1KEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4 ViO bead, market, steady; lamb, tiOUabuu, OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle Steady to a Little Lower Than Monday. HOGS FTVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER Fat Sheen and Lamb Steady to a Little Higher In Spot, with Feeding: Slock Jnst Aboot Steady. SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 4, MIX Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. yinciai Monday 13 037 3.8 ,6 67,120 Estimate Tuesday K.iuO ,0u0 43.OU0 Two days) this week. .19.137 Same days last week. ..2L714, fjame days 2 w ks ago.. 17.6, 9 Same days 3 Wks ago.. 26,627 fame day 4 w ks ago.. 20.412 fcunit days last year.... 21,864 9,4S 6.0) S.oM 6.02 10I4 7.176 100.126 82.312 lot,2o3 los.lan W.K'.S) 67,406 1 ho following table simws the receipts of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date. n comimreri vtth Hsiyeor; imo. inc. Cattle !4H,4:2 mio,704 Hogs l.;i.iai 1 h-ji ir7 47 nit Dec, 31.282 Sheep 2,436,47 1 2,38,229 47,212 The following table shows the average prices paid for hogs at South Omaha lor tholat few days, with comparisons: Date I lull. 1DH.1'.K9.L'08. 1907. il6.,19oi. Oct. l-,..l I g 471 Oct. Hi.. 6 304 1 Oct. 17.. I J,,,, g 55 Oct. 18.. I 6 S1H 6 b8l Oct. 19.. I 6 Si 1 g ui 7 481 6 581 6 Oil S 3) 7 46 6 50 6 981 6 27 t 11 I S 42 6 06, S 16 6 : 7 37i I 0i) li 6 : I W li 6 10 7 39 5 21 6 081 6 20 5 lo vci, au 8 3i Oct. 21. .J 6 30 I g 31 Oct. 22.. I 8 44 Oct. 23.. I C SI: Oct. 24.. I 8 6(l 7 41 6 22 I 18 1 5 14 7 6l 6 291 5 981 I 6 20 7 62 5 4.1 1 6 S7 6 16 7 62 1 6 42 6 ',0 6 1.1; 6 14 I 6 41 5 4 C 12 1 6 10 Sunday. Receipts and illnposition of live stock at the t'nlon stock yards. South Omaha, for twenty-four hours ending at 3 p. .in. yesterday: RECEIPTS CARLOADS. Cattle. Hogs. Klieep. Il'r's. C. M. & Wabash . St. P. Missouri Pacific... 4 1 nion pacific 70 C. & N. W., cast.... 2 C. & N. W., west.. 110 C, tJt. P., M. & O.. 6 C, B. & Q., cast.... 1 C, B. A. y., west... .110 C, R. I. ei P., east, t C, R. I. & p., west. .. Illinois Central 4 Chicago Gt. West. 1 40 .1 21 6 23 6 53 Total receipts. ...319 107 167 2 DISPOSITION HEAD. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha Packing Co.. 613 916 3,136 2.165 Swift and Company... Cudahy Packing Co... Armour & Co Schwartz-Bolen Co Morrell W. B. Vansant Co.... Benton Vnnsant & L. 11111 & Son F. B. Lewis Huston & Co J. B. Root & Co J. H. Bulla. I F. Husz L. Wolf McCreary & Kellogg.. Werthelmer & Degen. H. F. Hamilton Sullivan Bros Lc Rothschild Mo. & Knn. Calf Co... Cllne A Christy HlKKlns Other buyers S44 1.7M 783 I.80 1,954 1,940 246 3,789 3,167 78 414 318 557 a-tt 82 82 86 210 185 276 215 279 9 68 223 183 SO 1.759 .... 45,142 Totals .10,410 6.963 57,399 cai 4L.hr-There was a liberal run of cattle this morning, 244 cars being re ported in. This makes the total tor the two days this week 19.W head, being 1 falling off of about 2.600 head, as com pared with the same days last week and a year ago., other market point were liberally supplied with cattlo and advices generally were not reassuring. The re sult was a generally slow trade, There seemed to be a good demand for gootr fat cattle and strictly desirable beef Hieers generally communded steady prices. On the other hand, the less desirable kinds were slow to a little lower than yesterday. The better grades of cows and heifer showed more or less weakness due to the fact that a good many medium grade oeer steers are coming Into direct com petition with the better grades of cow stuff. Cows might be quoted weak to 10c lower, with canner cow in good demand ana steady. ino country did not respond with as liberal orders as expected yesterday and ti jjopd many feeding and stock cattle were carried over In the hands of specu lutors. As a result the speculative de mand was slow, buyers not being inclined to take on very many additional cattle until they knew about the outcome of those already on hand. Aa a result the trade In feeders was slow and weak to 10c lower. Quotations on Native Catt'e Good to choice beef steers, S7.Ooji7.75; fair to good beef steers, S6.00n7.00; common to fair beef steers. S4.7&TJ 5.75 : good to choice heifers. M.75i5.50: good to choice cows 14.3fij5.0e; fair to good cows, t3.7fu4.25 common to fair cows, S2-603.eo; veal calves. S3.oOo;r7.75. Quotations on Range Cattle Good to choic beef steers. 15.50fi6.50; fair to good beef steers, H80(ii5.50; common to fair beef steers. S4. 24.80: gond to choice heifers, S4.2t&)6.00; good to choice cows, 14.354.90; fair to good cows, S3.75'u:4 30; good to choice stockers snd feeders, 15.00 '110. ib: ralr to good stockers and feeders. S4.26fi6.00; common to fair r.tockcrs and feeders, S3.4iaftl.25; stock heifers, t.zii; nuiia. stasH, etc., tu.iiilu.uu. Representative sales: . BEEF STEERS. Ne, 1... ... 1... I... 1... Av. Pr. No. At. .. 900 .. 141 .. 747 ..112S ..l-i7 .1330 . ;i . 871 . 940 . 441 . 121 ( in n COWS. 1 15 1 1 IS 1 20 1 IB 7 HEIFERS. 1 7S 4 CALVES.. 4 O) t '. 4 TS I T 40 1 SO 1 35 1 4ft 1 0 700 4 00 140 174 190 150 161 7 0 1 M 4 00 STOCKEK8 AND FEEDERS. II lao 4 40 1 741 4 40 II Ui IN 6 lit 4 40 COLORADO. 4S feeders.. 1166 6 56 21 feeders.. 1158 27 feeder.. 1150 5 65 40 heifer... 820 14 heifers... 770 4 40 10 feeder.. 7o9 10 Steers.... 883 S 90 George 11 Icks Colorado. S 25 4 60 4 70 1 feeder.. IM tin S docker. 626 4 10 7 heifer. , 506 3 76 NEBRASKA. 25 ateer HIS 4 80 18 feeder.. 103 4 80 6 00 4 00 5 85 4 00 7 25 3 35 4 0 4 10 6 ti 4 06 6 00 4 50 5 75 4 25 4 5 4 50 4 55 4 90 4 65 5 10 S 60 4 10 4 25 39 feeder.. 1085 17 feeders.. 1030 35 cow 967 1(1 feeder., tug 33 cows 9.16 45 feeders.. 716 10 cows !'2 8 cows...;. 1012 14 feeders.. 1084 46 feeder.. 1126 8 bulls 1315 15 feeders.. 1076 22 feeders.. 1089 29 calves... 3eH feeders.. 1067 4 65 4 70 4 06 4 60 4 20 4 65 5 3a 3 60 4 85 4 90 5 65 4 90 4 75 4 C5 4 85 4 (4) 4 90 4 75 7 50 4 00 5 20 4 40 5 45 4 00 60 feeders.. 1117 22 cow 837 10 cows 891 6 cows 1006 6 calves... lij 13 cows 736 9 calves... 3n2 20 cows DUO 13 feeder.. 1217 20 cow. U40 1252 1P7 879 COO 921 9.17 1066 15 steer.,. 12 steers... 20 cows..., 11 heifers.. 8 cows.... W feeders. 42 steers... 15 feeders. 22 feeders. 80 feeder. 28 feeders. 17 calves.. 643 , 4 9.(6 150 93 7l S6 00 00 stoers....ll4'l 6 steers.. ..1223 28 cows 945 1 he,fei. 742 10 heifers... 770 65 feeder. 27 cow.... t calve.. 15 cows , 831 I heifers. 680 W. A. Simmon Nebraska, IS cow 770 4 00 13 cow 825 Adam Deis Nebraska. 19 yearl'gs. 627 S 25 13 cs.Ahfrs. 535 James Forbes Nebraska. 70 cow 950 4 05 65 feeder.. luOO S 20 4 15 11 teer....U27 4 40 Ia. pnipps Nebraska. 28 feeders.. 1096 6 oil 12 steer. ...1140 4 GO 4 85 WIOH1NU. 29 feeder.. T35 4 60 19 feeder.. 1030 18 cow 941 4 10 J. M. storm Wyoming 39 steer.. ..1298 5 40 6 steers... .1308 4 75 t 35 4 SO 5 26 5 10 I 00 4 25 5 28 5 10 t 1 divert Hayes Wyoming. 103 feeders. 968 5 P0 83 feeCer.. 626 6 feeder. 4 .15 3 40 4 25 6 00 5 35 117 cows 10J6 leu) S30 sxl 15 cows.... ro 9 rows.... 17 calves.. 21 feeders. 12 heifers.. 8 heifer. 3 calves.. . 766 , 256 . 607 . 74S 25 feier. 7u6 9 cows.... S cows.... P, 3 40 4 SO 4 cows 910 11 calve... S39 .1002 R. erdon W yomlng. . 940 I 15 11 feeder.. 850 .IO16 4 25 25 feeders. 17 cows It. 11. Bartsche Wyoming II feeder.. 876 4 90 33 cows tXtS 4 10 K. Hlser Wyoming. .. 9J! 4 10 IS cow 946 F. Runser Wyoming. 20 cows... 30 steers. 1 33 4 4 St 4 40 ..1100 4 90 14 heifers.. T. Black Wyoming. , SS 70 steers... 56 feeders. .lion 60 7 steers... . 920 4 70 71 cows.... 9!5 fl. Lamb Wyoming. 27 feeders. .I:"? R 16 63 cows.... 9 cows 965 I Hi 1015 4 3 F. O. S. Hesse Wyoming. 16 steers. ...1110 IW 11 steers. . 1)3 21 steers.. ..1217 4 73 H. M. Ilulett-Wyoming. IS feeders.. 1026 4 45 4 50 F. J. Cooper Wyoming. 25 feeders. .1012 4 65 3 cows 976 4 10 14 steers.. ..1037 4 50 MONTANA. ?4 steer.. ..1261 5 70 ?0 steers. ..122S S 70 S ro 4 S5 40 steers.. ..1221 32 cow 102.1 Snyder steers.. ..15.11 11 steers.. ..1.122 12 Fteers..,.12S0 17 steers.. ..1226 6 7.1 26 cows. 50 4 00 37 heifers. .1049 & Shaw Montana. 6 20 17 steers. ...1237 S (V) 5 .V) 6 60 5 95 11 steers.. ..i:?45 5 50 21 8tcers..,.12C4 4 95 C. A. Spanglrr Montana. 7 cows 112S 4 35 8 steers... .11,10 C 00 7steers....l342 6 95 14 steerr....H82 6 Tm HOGS .Some Increase In hog receipts was welcomed by packers as a legitimate reason for cutting cost and the market dropped to levels 6'TllOc lower tinder pres sure. The demand from all quarters at the decline appeared fairly active and the 10 o'clock clearance found the big bulk of offerings In seonnd hands. Supplies amounted to about 100 loads, motly racking (Trades of ordinary quality. Perlmps 0110 load out of ever six carried baron weight, and with dock ing figures frequent on offerings weigh ing over 250 pounds, it Is evident that current runs ar more or less on the clean-up order. 10 Macon clsses were still favored at usual smau premiums, . hut quality Become me iirst consideration In termining price and there were several loads of good heavies today that Bold on a par with and even hltrher than varim,. shipments of underweights. Support from snippers throughout the session was tho best In many days, about fifteen loads being purchased on outside and specu lative account. Popular price for parking stuff set tied at Si.27'.if. with bulk at S6.25tf6.30. Best quality londs on sale dropped to J0.35, a nickel under yesterday's high price. lAepie.icniauve sales: No. Av. 8h. Pr. No. C3 (1 S4 17 67 71 C2 1 72 M 44 40 65 63 14 71 71 41...... 41 41 73 61 II 6.4 62 41 63 63 45 58 77 24 77 44 69 At. ..2S3 ..273 ..Si)7 ..244 ..809 ..214 ..281 ..221 ..20 ..3(K ,.2S4 ..1H6 ..JS0 ..136 ..2K7 ..270 ..2H4 ..280 ..K) ,.2F, ..251 ..295 ..310 ..147 ..2S3 ..299 ..mo ..836 ..311 ..302 ..'221 ,.208 ..251 ..294 ..211 ..251 flh. 1K0 K0 40 ico 120 200 240 240 100 180 Pr. I 2:4 4 274 274 I 274 C 274 I 274 I 274 4 20 5 30 34 I 30 I 30 SO 10 t 10 4 80 SO 30 I 30 30 I 30 So I Si) So I 30 80 I 30 6 30 80 I 374 324 6 324 35 . I sr. 4 8.1 35 I 35 02.... ....303 ....S'.'l ....313 '.'.'.'.ii:) ....:- ....177 ....311 ....3-,7 ....ill ,...20 ....300 ,...318 ....275 ,...293 ,...25 ,...290 ,...306 ....184 ...303 ,...So5 ,...344 ...2S ,...278 ...244 r...8.11 .. .830 ...3(i3 ...231 ...248 ...297 ...3M ...249 ...274 mo 120 too 40 40 80 lea 180 ioo H0 lno I :J 4 21 4 2 I 25 4 25 4 25 I 35 t tr. 4 2.1 2 'i 35 I 25 I 25 25 25 25 4 !5 4 271 27 Va I 27 a 17 27i, 274 274 I 27Vj 274 4 274 4 274 4 274 174 274 174 I 274 274 4 27 4 r,9..., 53..., 55..., 23..., 45.... 35..., 58.... 45.... 56..., 71..., (5.... 55.... 31.... 19.... 40 40 lso too 64.... 71.... 54.... SO.... 10.... 57.... 42.... 70.... 41.... OS.... 55.... 41.... 17.... 44.... 75.... 25.... 71.... 54.... 69.... 41.... 0 .23S .290 1 274 271, 10. ..187 ... ENDS PIGS. ODDS AND and iambs arrived, the estimate calling for about 51.000 head. Added to yester day's official count, this run gives a total of fully 108.000 head, more than enough to dissipate the belief that range receipts this season would fall off sharply In October. Common and even trashy quality featured fresh offerings, how ever, and the big bulk drew an Inquiry only from country, buyers. Wyoming; furnishes most of the larger shipments, and lambs weighing from flfty-fiva pounds down to the pee-wee classes weru In heavy majority, the same as recently. Demand from packer responded slightly to the lesser percentage of killing stock In receipts and trading started out In rea sonably healthy form. Prices steady to possibly a little higher in spots wero paid for the better varieties, good fat lambs moving around S5.4AKtf5.60. Very de cent fleshy ewes landed at S3.00 and bet ter, while wethers, being In equally modest supply, brought usual limited premiums over similar quality ewe stuff. Nothing new happened In the feeder market to distinguish It from yesterday's trade. Weighty lambs wanted on dry-lot feeding orders attracted the best demand and generally showed good action around S4.50ti4.65. One country buyer took out a big string of fleshy lambs yesterday that were high-grade In every respect, paying S4-90, but finishers that work up so far Into the killing classes are hard to find. Little lambs are still selling largely un der the 14.00 mark, aa low a $3.25. Feeder ewes around S2.26fr2.50 look easily worth the money and ought to show big profits on a sixty to ninety-day finish. In a general way, the main trade In feeders had a fair degree of life at quotably steady figures. Yesterday's purchase on country account, according to packers' tab, amounted ti about 41,000 head. Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lam bs, good to choice, 35.355.66; fair to good, 15.005.35; feeders, S3.26rn4.66; yearlings, good to choice. 13. "."4(4.15; feeder, S3.15itf 3.65; wethers, handy, 3.1.25(3.50; heavy, 33.15(33.40; feeders, t2.90-ij3.26; ewes, good to choice, 12.9ofj3.26; fair to good, S2.65j$ 2.90; breeders, S3.25ia4.00; feeders. S2.10nj2.5o; culls, Sl.50fr2.10. Representative sales: No. 126 Nebraska ewes, breeder.. 215 Idaho ewes, breeders 211 Nebraska ewes, feeders.... 2,16 Nebraska ewes, feeders., 52 Wyoming ewes, feeder., 552 Wyoming ewes, feeders.. A v. ,. S3 ,. 85 ,. 80 ,. 76 . S9 . 63 221 Wyoming ewes, fdrs. cull 75 I06 Mouth Dakota ewe, feeder 88 156 South Dakota ewe, feeder 85 520 Idaho lamba 66 131 Idaho lambs 00 30 cull 41 4ii5 Idaho lamb ta 407 Idaho lambs, feeders 62 1,248 Idaho lambs, feeders b 226 Idaho ewes, breeders 103 2o0 Idaho (87 Idaho ewes, breeders 124 ewes 131 ewes 103 ewes, feeders lou 119 Idaho 233 Idaho 157 South Dakota lambs, fdrs... CI 172 South Dukota lambs, fdrs... 60 174 South Dakota lambs, fdrs... 49 335 Mouth Dukota lambs, fdrs... 61) 359 South Dakota lambs, fdrs... 63 95 South Dakota ewes. fdrs... 79 409 Sojth Dakota ewes. fdrs... 83 41 South Dak. ewes and weth. S3 640 Wyoming ewes, feeders..., 87 373 Wyoming ewes, feeder.... &J 22 s. D. lamb, feeders 43 145 South Dakota ewe 97 81 Sou til Dukota ewes 75 lambs, feeders 63 lambs, feeder 63 iambi, feeders 61 lambs, feeders 3 373 S. D. 862 S. D. 350 S. 1). 848 S. D. (mn Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 1 50 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 61) 345 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 46 33 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 60 247 Wyoming ewe 103 356 S. D. lamb, feeders 51 252 Idaho lambs, feeder 46 1"1 Wyoming ewes 117 93 w yomlng ewe 117 429 Wyoming lamb 66 tan Wyoming iamb 66 628 Wyoming lamba 66 636 Wyoming lamb (6 r,6 Wyoming lamp 74 629 Wyoming lamb 692 Wyoming lamb 217 Wyoming ewes. feeder. kl Wyoming .eViio feeder.,,. 67 126 Wyomlni- lambs., feeders 61 C46 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 65 tit Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 65 4r Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 89 16 Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 93 99 Wyoming ewes, fdrs., culls S7 S3 Wyoming yearlings 81 67 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 58 310 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 48 100 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 40 113 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 69 299 w yomlng ewe.. 137 633 Wyoming 2.4 Wyoming 776 Wyoming lamb. feeder... 61 lambs. feeders... 43 lamba. feeder... 61 42 W yomlng lambs. feeder ,, 86 16 Wyoming 352 Wyoming lambs, 1 .... , . feeder.., 48 feeder... 60 I.IIIU., I 614 Nevada lamba. feeders... 500 Nevada lambs, feeders ....59 30 Nevada lambs, fdrs. culla. i S4" Nevada lainls, fdrs., culls. 59 134) Nevada lambs fdrs., culls.. 69 3t9 Nebraska lamba, feeders.... 55 751 Wyoming lambs, feeders.,.. 41 650 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 48 Wyoming lamb, feeders..) 270 Wyoming Iambs, feeder.... 61 i.uj Boutu Dakota lamb, fdra. 41 1L4 South Dakota lambs, fdrs... ti 945 South Dakota lamba. Mra eo 194 Idaho we a; V J 'S the h:tl de- a V II I 4 U is v