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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1111.
12
J
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Sold on Large Scale and the
Trade ii Generally at Sea.
COSN MAST NOT ENCOURAGING
Bla Leaner Have 1ImJI ml tke
Movement of Xew Crop t wro
to 1 acres e nltk Favor
ble Weather.
M of contract grde; oat. 179 car. Total
receipt of wheat at Chicago. Minneapolis
snd inuuth today wer 7s ar, compared
with M rara lsst week and 367 car th
corresponding ay a year ago.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
sew vnnK GKicnAL mabkict
Remarkable Upward Morement in
Pricei on Exchange.
M
OMAHA. Nov. 1. 111-
Tho Belling of wheat Ii on a large seal,
nd the trade generally la at aea, mak
ing all opinion! a to the lurtber trend
f value wort Me.
With the decline In place some Im
provement In to be seen In the actual
-ah demand. Liverpool cablea are weak
and lower, and the trade ta decidedly
mixed.
Heari were very aggrelve on today'!
decline.
Tha altuatlon In corn la not eneoureglng
to hull. The biir Icadera have unloaded
and the movement of new corn In aure to
Increase with navthlng like favorable
weather. Hedging; sale will more than
likely tnke the firmncaa out ot the cash
actuation.
1owcr cables, heavy receipt and weak
eash market broke the price of wheat
today, causing aggrcsaiv selling on the
part of pit hear.
Corn also wa weak, a trader were
anticipating a heavier movement and
rash corn proved dull and value were
Vii lewer.
Prima, y whest receipt were 1,077.0(10
bushels and ahlpment were 64,000 bush
ela, against receipt lant year of knO.OUO
bushels and hlpment of 6".S,0 bushels.
Primary corn receipt were 4H7.G bush
1 and thlpment were 2h9,0i1 buhel,
gainst receipt lat year of 678.0HO bush
el and thlpment of 49,000 bushel.
Clearance were 1S.0H0 bushel of corn,
t.000 buehel of oat and wheat and flour
equal to llo.OW bushel.
IJverpool closed S4f74d lower on wheat
nrt iVkd lower on corn.
The following caah sale were reported
Wheat: No. I hard, 4 cara, Wo. No. 1
hard, 14 car. We; 1 car, 97o. No. 2
mixed, 1 car, fc. No. 8 mixed, 1 car,
fcTVe: 1 car. Vic. (Vim: No. I white, 1
car. 690. No. I white. 1 car. 60c. No. 1
yellow, car, 640. No. I yellow,
6e; I car. 6Wc' No. 4 yellow,
6"e. No. 8 mixed. 4 car, foVfec
Standard, i car, 4.r.V,c: 1 car, 46c,
white, 1 cara, 4Cc; 3 car. 45a.
white, 1 car, 45c; 1 car, 44Vtc.
i Omaha Caah Prteea.
wheat-no. i bard. mwmi.K'. K. I
ard. a7crll.01U: No. 4 hard. Mcfittl.QQVfc.
CORN -No. 9 while, Holc; No. I
white. fi.nc: No. 4 Whi.e. 68"4fii68c!
No. I color. 6hV4iN0; No, 1 yellow 6A
fi)sc; No. I yellow, vnr'v; no. 0
yellow. myHAc; No. 3, 6MJuJ8c; No. .
6SH"4o; No. 4. 7i4(8'4c
OATHNo. I white. 4KtM; tn"
ArA iMTMr.Uc Nn 1 white. 4Ml4f,'tC: No.
4 white. 44Mrf45e: No. I yellow, 44VMf4&c;
Ho. 4 yellow. 44i4o.
HARLKY-Mslting, Sl.loQll.2Sl No,
teed, etcifilLOS.
RTB No. i. i307c: No. 3, 06.
Carlo! naretat.
Wheat. Corn. Oat.
...13 344 171
tn
... 4.1 JO ' 14
...tw
Qaotatlon of the May
C omsaodltlea.
NEW TOIIK. Nov. l.-Fl51R-Qulet;
sprlnc patent. tfi.ati.VoD; winter atraisnto.
U nt.it Ut- winter nstent. 34 Inii4 70; Spring
clear. 14.30-u4.KO: winter extra No. 1, 930
oj.ini: winter extra .-no. I. wovaonu, io
oa straight. 14. "Ml 4. Ml Kye flour, quiet;
lair to KixKi, i.oof 5.20; choice to fancy,
eA.aiiV4f.
i n t. kAT Rteaflv: nn wnue ann
yellow, i.cn4i.o&; coare, 9l.35qri.o; gun
grlert, $.141 J. 76. .
KVE Dull: No. 1. rsc nominal, c. i. i.,
Murrain tr arrive
HA It LEY Firm; maltln, xvi.ai.za.
c. i. f . Huffaio. .
WIIKAT Hpot market. eay: no. i ren,
c, eleatnr export hafl and wivto
o
f. o. h.
narply
vn . LIST IS WITHOUT WEAKNESS
Gala Aacrlbea eaerallr to Heavy
Baylaaj for lyonc Aeeoaat Onl
to (oo4 Reporta from teel
Trade.
o. b. afloHt; No. 1 northern, Duluth. ll.l.T
Kuture inaraei oecu
afloat.
eaily In
the day under
f.
ned
heavy
1 car,
1 car,
Ont:
No. 1
No.
aellliiK on continued Inrse receipt in
ciraaine tock. ey cable and lower
tiutnlde market, but rallied on coverln;
and report of a billiard In Canada, clo-
Ina v net lower. jjecemuer cioneu
$1 01 H; May. $li4.
liilN Nptit marKet, eaey; nn. ex
port, 7!i'4c, nominal, f. o. D. atloat. su
ture maiketa, nominal.
OATS Spot market, quiet. I uture
mmket, nominal.
llAlf uuiei; prime, i.jm; fo. t, fi.J
tj !.:; No. i. 1 Am 2f.
HIDKW Mencly; l.entrai America, iic;
I.KATH KH Firm; nemiocn nr-ia,
17c; aeona, 'iZiiMc; third, 13 Zlc; re
ject, 15c.
I'KII VIMUAB I 'OrK, Ptrnay; jnrmn.
li;i'lll7S; family, aift.0Ott21.o0; abort
clear. $14 75 I7.M). Beef, quiet; mcn,
U.J('ul W'; fnmlly, 14 w; beet
bama. VSt.Wa 31.60. Cut meat, quiet;
.Xckled bellle, 10 to i4 pound, llU.is"V
11. pickled ham. I11.0WI 11 Iarrt,
firm: middle Tt prime, s.liV(r9.i5; re
fined, ateady; continent, ."S: Houth
Americnn, ini.w; couipounu, ii.tsai.oo.
TAL.JX)W I Irm: prime city, nna.,
6V; country, ''ij17c.
UlITTKK rlrm; creamery Fpeciai, tyy
MWn: extraa, M''3Jtc; nrt. aKu.tOVio;
creamery, held apeclal. 3lW.t)ve; eatia,
v'(i0c; flrta, IMiUc; atat dairy, tuba.
flnet, aov.iic; prnce, Bpeciai. iic; ex
tra. MiU'itc; factory, current make,
arM. siio. . .
i'Hkks k Hteaoy ; Kim, twizyM,
VAUHt Finn; frean natnerea extras,
33fi;ic; extra, firsts, ao&c; flrn. l!&2c;
heid fren. poor to prime, fticiu, re
frlaerator, first season a storane charire
paid, m21c; refrigerator, first, on dock,
lirttMc: weMtern aalhered Wbltea, ZN'u wo.
1'Ol'L.THY Alive, firm; western cnicK-
ena. 1WHHW. lOWie, ll'UliW , luraryn,
lc: nresneo, rirm; wmwni oiuvnciie, iv
17o; fowl. 791iiVo; turkey, unwio,
NEW TORK, Nov. l.-It ha been many
week lnce Wall treet ha altneesed
in upward movement In atork which
paralleled that of today. The tiuyliiH
va aiHiesilve tnroucnout. I'niteo. maiea
rlteel rose nearly 4 po.nts to 5X. a
price above the fla-ure at which It closed
isst Thurnfiay, before iii.na oc me nov-
ernment null broke the price to m). De-
MkM Valley and American Smeitina; turn
gamed 4 point, Canadian I'aclflc H.
Heading I and Union 1'acirio i. ineie
wa not a weak spot In the list.
The upward movement wa ascribed
generally to heavy buying for the long
account, owing to the unexpectedly good
quarterly report of t'nlted Htate Meel
and the government attitude toward the
American Tobacco reorganliatlon plan.
An lmni'tant development of the week
.regard the t'nlted Htate fvel cor
poration wa a change In attitude of the
railroad, which indicated that they have
nearly reached the limit of the postpone
ment of equ.pment buying.
The September report of the New York
Central system showed Increase In net
revenue of 91.361.000. The I'enneylvanla
system, on the other hand, reported a
hrlnkage In net revenue of more than
y.OD.VU. The atrength or Minneapolis,
Ht. 1'aul A Bault Hte. Marie wa ex
plained by It howlng.of an Increase
of VHD.OOO In operating In common atork.
Call money touched 1 per cent lor tne
first time since January 1.
The bond market exhibited nocioea
firmness today. Trading In American
Tobacco bonds fell off largely, but there
waa Increased business In other issues.
Total sales, par value, 94.640.WJO. United
8tate bond unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on stock were as follows:
). HlKtl. Low. CIOM.
104 l" put 1"H
1C.N0 S
Fnrelan Hoarse Closed.
IONDON, Nov. 1 -The Part bourse
and the stock exchange here were closed
oil ay on account of the All Saint boll-
day.
Ilaak Clearing.
OMAHA, Nov. 1. Hank clearing for
today were 92.7S.3H1.3I and for the oorre-
pondlng day last year tl,114,l 3J.
t. I.oala Oeweral Market.
t. intrirt. Nov. l.WH RAT Cash,
Inai.r- track Nn 1 red SlMHO! No. 1
hard 97 9U0; December. 6V.o.i M-T. Uj......
COllN lligner; traca, o. z, nw"i
Allls-rhilmert vti
Amnion AsTti-slliusl .
Am. BMt Bur
Amerlan C'sn
Anirl-n c. a- F
Am. i.yHtn Oil
American H U ptt..
Am. r Bwurllt
Amsrt'ia UmmiI
Amrlmn looomotlcs ...
AfrU-sn B. A ft
Am. S. TV M m
Am. Blusl rounilrliHl
Am. Bucar Helming
Amerlon T. T
Antvrlos Tohsrm pfd...
Amtrlcsn Wanle .......
Ani-oim Mining C....
Aloh'.oQ
Atrnmos pre
Bthlttm KlOel
Hrookirn HbI4 Tr...
No. I white, 73Vc; December, Hc; May, randis pacitto
dilago ...
Minneapolis
Omaha ....
Dululh
CHICAGO GRAIT AND PROVIIOJB
reatarea of the Tradla awd Cloalsc
Prtrea oa Board of Trade
CHICAOO. Nov. 1. Wheat rebounded
rvj v eftee heln ir for a time demorallked
owing to huge aale by hoynm that ha
been Identified wltn tne leaaing duii
tleport of export Hour ie a
Alkn
OATS Steady, track, NO. 2, :; no. z
White, nWMlc.
IlYKUiiehansed at Kc.
i.-t.oiTtL Uiwrr: red winter patent,
94.4fi'ii4.W; extra fancy and straight, 93.no
tl4M; hard winter clears, w.j!('..oo.
BK.F.IW Timoiny. iu.iwan.w.
t-l ll(N MF.AI-t3 60.
KHAN Firm; ackea (can tracKj, xi.13
Ollli-
HAT Firm: tlmotny, 15.w?iij.ij; prai
rie 112 norn'iti 00.
PlioviHioNB Fork, nigner: jonmng,
916.2ft. Lard, higher; prime Bteftm, 9H.57S
4iR.7V4. Drv salt meals, lower: boxed
extra short, .;&; clear rins, a.id; snort
clears. I9.0U. Hacon, lower: ooxsa extra
4.JH0
I.1M
i.lm
I.4U0
I'M
I.T0O
too
1,0")
I. due
'"ioi
jut
l. loo
l.to
!,
"0
1.004
.I0
, 1,400
14.104
aMIfltlaa
" - " - - - - I Viajm a, 49.n I Will W e f afunvw wow
Toledo helped cau the rally. t-1(n shorts, 9.7b; dear rlba, 9.; aliort elaara.
firm. Corn finished a shade up. oai un
changed to Mic hlKhrr. and hog proaucia
t 22o to l7Vitic. higher.
Tha recovery In wh-at attracted wld
attention In view of the fact that at the
inveat ttnint nf tha session the market
had broken nearly lo from last nlghr
and almost te. compared with en days
ago. Export flour sales at Toledo, which
appeared to start the upturn, were said
tn he tha laraest so far this season. A
heavy anow storm sweeping down the
Canadian northwest exerted bullish
Influence. F.arller In tha day the bears
bad made much commotion over tha big
receinis In the northwest. There was
talk that tha bull campaign was ended
it It la certain that atop loss selling
reached an extraordinary aggregate. The
sally, however, had as an accompaniment
cons deralile new buying as well as profit
taking by shorts, llelween tha opening
and tha close, December find uated from
4.o to Vc. with last sales mo, tie.
fltn of lie net.
Corn wae decidedly active, though not
In such a aeinl-hysterioal way as was
wheat. December ranged from USc to
kiv rlnatnr a shade up at 6&u3:,c. C'aali
- ,
corn waa weaser. j
minted at 73.(b741C
In oats business M relatively light.
Upper and lower levels touched by De
rember moved to be 4iiHo and 45!ilHc
with the close 4CVic, gain of Mo over
U.I nlvtit
iuinu.i.1 tending to ahow big de'
rruu in tha world's lard supply turned
the nrovlsion market upward. At the
close pork had risen 17c to o: lard,
lio to r-'Vi-Gfino. and ribs. lBo to ltWiio.
Oiiotatiuii on leading prooucis were:
1'olTL.TriY Steady. chicken. io;
sprlngH, ; turkeys, 14318c; ducks, Vic;
geese, li-v.
turn Kit f irm; creamery, it u ait-.
KC1G Firm at llii'.'.V.
HocelDl. SlilDments
Flour, bbls 7, ll.sno
Wheat bu CtViWO 84,000
Corn, du vi.ww tn.'nv
Oats, bu eo.ooo 41,000
was
Available Suvpllra of Grata.
NEW YORK. Nov. l.-Hpaclal cable nd
telegraphlo communication received by
Uradstreet'a show the following changes
In available supplies as compared wnn
previous account: Wheat, l niteu mates,
east of Kockie. increased mi.w ousneis;
Canada, Increased ff.AMO.OiO busnrll. lotai
I'n ted States and Canada, inereasea .
3-D, 000 bushels; afloat for and In Europe,
increased 1.700.000 bushels. Total American
and Kurnpean supply. Increased C,0Muo
bushels. Corn United Plate and Canada,
decreased. tUO.OoO bushels. Osts. United
Htates and Canada, Increased, 66S.0C0 bush
els. The leading decreases hlld increase
rennrted this week follow. Decrease.
Cleveland. 134,000 bushels; Nashville. 70.UU0
bushels: Mlnneanol a Drlvate elevators,
M'.WiO bushel. Increases, Manitoba, 8,061,-
(HQ busbel.
Ontral Leather
(Antral Lestner pra...
Cnlrl ef Nw Ittmy.
nimmkl A Ohio...
Chlc.KO AltOS ,
W(o O. W., sew..,
tl.icit. O. W. I4...,
fhlrsso N. W....1
I'hlnia. M. HI. r.
V.i C. C. St. L...
fnlnrxla T. I
Ciliradn ft Southern.
CunanlldAXul OSS
Corn Product
Ukwii ft Hulsns....
Dtnvsr Klo nrsnae...
U.nt.r ft K. O.
IXMIIIsr' serurltlss ...
Erls
Kris 1st (
Krt 14 ctd
UMMral Blsotrla
Ursst Northrs pf
arest Nortnsra urs sus.
Illinois Control
Inurborausn sn,
Int. Mot. pt4
lntornotlonoi tiorrooior ,
Int. surlns pin
lntornotlonoi I'opor ...,
lntornotlonoi rsmp
luwi Control
Kooooo i:iir so
K r. so. pfd
Iolodo (loo
bouiovllle ft Noohilll..,
Minn, ft . iuio........
M . St. P. ft s. S. M.r..
Mlokisrt. K. T
y . K. ft T. ptd
Mloootirl Toolllo
Motlonol lilocult .
Notlnnol 104 ....
N. K. K. f it. ta pin...
Nw York I'sntrsl
N. V.. O. ft W
Norfolk ft Westers ,
North Amorlcon
Northern Peolfle
Poclllo Moll
ponnorlronla
Pouplo's Ooo
P.. l. C. ft Bt. L.
nttobBmh Cool
Preooed Mteol tr
pvllmon Polots ("or '"Ill
IUI1VOT stool sprms
Roodlns Ml.swj
17'
10k
4014
11
101
14
117
1W
mit
'iiH
wi
10414
liV4
t Si
1
IS
tin
1
17
10
474
41
414
1011
m
11444
101 Vi
IMS
To
IM
14',
tl
1.10 TlVi 7IV
1
10
lSVi
114
1t
'
116 Si
104
, 104 HSi 44
I. 4o
toe
100
4
1.100
II, 104
4,104
04
404
law
, l.ftl'V
fo0
1,400
400
, 1,000
, 400
KM
lott
'"tii-,
4V0
404
l,0o
104
J.J04
J0
104
1,100
l"0
loo
100
1.100
l
1,400
40
1.400
100
4.104
Io0
100
404
404
rtlc sl Qoen. I High,
fVVheatl
Dec. 6-HIWH
May. 1 OltoSH W
July.lv5iUi,iH
Corn. I I
DeC..f2Si6'13H
May.(t4sviilk!0&
July.t4stuS;t4H
Oata I I
Jee..f4fir44H
1 w
'2V4
i.l1.
july.4o
S'ork
Jan..
May.
Latrd
leo..
Jan..
May.
IUba
lialrles, t2'CSc.
Jan. 4 7-i -7'i 05
May.ll tt 4 40 l 17H
.flB 67H
.ili 7i
.. I Ml
, I !KS
. I 12S
Ixw. Close ! Bat'y.
I I
1614 (8V0
1 oiViii w
h.W4 fi3
i:4H;49
46a 4
'la K (15 47H 15 V
14 UVi ili 70 14 USi
I 02i (I P2H Of1
I 20 il MStj I 17S
16 1 I 95
II 25
40
4X49
15 MSi
lS 17stj
I 87V
8 K
I10-12H
15 10
II U4?6
.,,,..1.1 wra as follow
KU)UK-Uht; winter patent. 94 30a
t i; iraight. Hii 00; spring straights.
94 wrtit.lw; bakers, tJ.ua.A'.
XI V f Kn i llU:
HAlU-KV-Keed or Mlxlnp. 76c8I1.00;
r.ir hiilra niaitlnc. Il ltulZS.
BKKIwiimothy, 9110uaiJW; clover,
14 loKuls.M. ...
1'iii iv i.iit iNS Mess Doik. Per. bol
9l5.62Wifi.;i. Iri per 1"0 lbs., 90u.
o.t.,.r, rim liips lllxjoel. 11.00.
'i-nial rlivrmnrl of wheat and flour
were eiuul to 4)0,U'0 bu. I'rlmary receipts
were 1. on.Ooo bushels, compared with
U001O bushels the oirresiKjmllng day a
jer agu. The world s visible supply, as
shown by Mradstrrel's Increased 4 OS.txO
bushels. Ksttmated receipt for to.
morrow : W heat, t7 cars; com. 1 car,
oats, lis car; nogs, L7.Xw iiend.
Chicago l ush Cilces V liest: No. 9
red. tuc; Nu. 9 red. tijj.c; No. 9 hard,
91 .tsxii l.wi, No. I hard, kwca 91.H; No. 1
northern. Il.iritfl.il; No. 2 northern. 91.00
l.uo; s. northern. l.u,il.w; No. I
epnng, 91.0-J'ol Os.; No. I apring, 91.0tk'j 1.04;
No. 4 spring, tvcull 00; velvet chart, IMS
fj 11 .00; durum, IM 11 .". Corn. No. I.
T-..i:Svjc; Nu. 9 while. 74c; No. 9 yellow,
ViStlU'-ic; No. I. 7Stt(7)'c; No. 9 new,
1c; No. 9 white, 73-!itc; No. 4, 7lvt
-,i,.c: No. 4 new. Miiotikc: No. 4 while.
7)-V(7Sc; No. 4 white, new, 4)?c; No. 4
fliuw. 72Si73c; No. 4 yellow, 7iW.9c:
No. 4 yellow, new, Mtlt'Vv OaU: No. i
white. 4.47:ilc; No. , 4oc; No. 9 while.
o..o.c: No. 4 white. 4ou44e; standard
4vva4;o. Hys: No. 2. W. 'llmolny. 19.0w
til.'.M. Clover, 9lt.WW.. barley, oocrf
riCTTER-Bteady: crcamerle. 2449316;
tjO Steady; receipt. 2.7i3 casos; at
mark, case Included, llc; firsts, 99c;
prime firKta, 24c
CHti-riK Bleady; daisies, 14Si914He;
twin. 1I !'-'; young Americas, 14
J4ac; long hums HUV.
foTAlOt hteady ; Wisconsin, 9&4?8c;
MU liln nd Mtimveola, tj;oc; racelpta,
M !.
I'oL'LTRT-Allva firm; turkeys, 14c;
t'iHfcens, so; springs, loc.
VtAL-ateady; to to o-lb. wta, HT9e;
s 10 lu-lb. wis,, S4iloi,c; K to 110-lb.
wtc, lie.
l-ti.W movement or produce
Kssiaa City Grain dProvlsloa.
KANSAH CITY. Nov. l.-WHRAT-
Cssh. weak: No. 2 fiard. Wcj41.07: No. i.
97ctj 91.06; No. 2 red, Hi,'"9e; No. S. B5j970;
December. 7c! Mav. 11.01 wni.UiHC.
UN Unchanged to io lower; No. I
mixed. 71SU,'U.i; No. S. Ufi71Vio; No. 2
white, tic; No. 9. 71c; Kecember. !Ho;
Mav. ftlc: Ju v. UVm3Xtc.
OATH Unchanged; No. I wnlta, wif
48c; No. I mixed, 40 sill 47H.
11YK 97S11SK1.
HA Y Unchanged: choice timothy. 519.S0
030 00: cholca bra r e. IU OsMj 1E.W.
BUTTKH-Creamery. 90c; firsts. Ho;
.seconds. 2dc: nacklna stock. SOo.
KUUS juxtras. foe. Iirsts, ztc; seconus.
t?o.
Receipt. nipmen.
Wheat bu 5S.0"O ).)
Corn. W 21.009 . 24.0
Oat, bu KOOO 10, W0
Mlaaeapoll Oral Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. l.-WIIRAT-
recember. 9I.: Mev. n.nmt.Oo,
July. 91.10T4; eash. No. 1 hard, 91.07; Nn.
1 northern, 91.064Brl.w4; No. 9 northern,
1.03Ultll.lMfc: NO. Whit, KK"U1.V1.
I LAA-IJ l'i-AHl,KY-791
IS.
CORN No. I yellow, Y?nc.
OATH-No. 9 white, 4K$U,tO.
KYK No t 91 Up
1UIAN-92! Otfi'J 29, '
KUl'lt Klrst iwtents, 9R pww; 40; see-
ond patents. 94.7O(ri5.0O: first clears, 93.90
4j3.UO; second clear, 2 m4iI.U,
Dublin Btoftl
Hopublln Btool pfd
Kovk toiona o
Hock lolond CV pfd...,
Bt. U ft S. r. Id pr.,
St. Kul W....,
St. U S. W
Blnso-ahofflold . ft I.
ftouthorn Pocltlo
louthont Kollwof
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OMAHA GEMCHAL MARKET,
CHF.EPR Imported Swiss, 22c; Amer-
can (Swiss, 22c; block lwiss, i&c; iwuib.
17ct dalHlcK, 17c; triplet. 17c; young Amer-
cas. lie; blue label brick, 17c; innDerger,
lh.. isc; llmberger. Mb., lc.
BI'TTKH-.No. 1. 1 lb., carton, !M; No.
In 60-lb. tubs, 33c; No. 9, 31c; packing,
2ic.
1'OCIrilY Hroilcrs. ISc; pprlngs. izc;
heb, 12c; cock, 9c; ducks, lc; geese,
lftc; turkey. 2ftc; pigeon, per do, 2l W-
Alive broilers, l21c; hen. c; old
rooster and stags, to; old ducks, full
feathered, 11c; geese, full fetahered, 10c;
turkeys, Mc; . guinea rowia, loc eacn;
ilgeons, pr-r doB., 7(c; homers, per do.,
;2.ft; squabs, No. 1, 91.C0; No. 2, 60c.
Kiait 1'lckerel. lie; white, iwudc; piae,
iOc; trout, ll'(ii:ic; large crappies, lotiinc;
Spanish mackerel, lc; eel, l!c; haddocks,
3c; flounders, 13c; green catlisn, idjinc;
roe shad. 9100 each; shad roe, per pair,
60c; SHinion, 1.1c; halibut. He; yellow perch,
Sc. buffalo, be: bullheads. 14c.
BEtr CU1H No. 1 rib, luc; No. z
rib. 12c: No. 9 ribs. 8Sc: No. 1 loin,
If'.:; No. 2 loins. U'io; No. S loins, c;
No. 1 chucks, 7 Sic; No. 2 chucks, D-fec;
No. 9 chucks, 6Sc; No. 1 round, 11c; No. 1
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OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
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RecelDt weie: Lsuie. Hogs, blircp.
OKical Monday 11. vi
UHHial Tuesday . 4,1'tt
btumota tveum-suay.. 4, ooo
2,usi
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Three days this week..
name 0s last week . .ill, ev
muik das I ski. axo.ov.ual
baine aaS 3 Wks. aau.4e.0Pl
eaine uaya 4 was. aao.os.iol
oaine days laat year...w,od
The loiiowma taoie snows the receipts
of cattle, hgB ai.u aneep at Bouih Omaha
for the year to aale, as compared with
last tear: lull. laio. inc. l-ec.
cattle Mi, 214 l,tu,Jie tl.wi
nu 2.1M1.1M J.'rv, i4 ikSi.MS
sheep 2,681,101 2,o41,!Wvi 4o,2iS
'ihe following isoie snow the average
price paid tor nous at eouih oinalia lor
uie last tew day, with comparisons.
Date, I 1911. 1910.19O9.19oS.l'.K)i.lW6.19i6.
I 9 2s4 9 601 I & 41) a 47 9 12 9 lo
1 a., 9 4, 1 7 M 1 9 V 9 14 0.
I 9 l!)St I a 7 to 9 &4 4b, 4 lo 4 4
I 4 141 9 40, 1 64 1 9 0 1 4 1J( 4 tw
1 ioAI o wO 1 o u. 6o I 4
.1 O I I Ul T ho, b bill & 4A1 A 151
I In-Si 7 i Wi 001 s 4 4 slsted
Vic
KRt'ITS Apples Cooking varieties. Per
bbi., u.7b; Jonathan, per bbi.. u.w; can
tornla Helleflower, per box, 91.25; Colo
rado Jonathan, extra fancy, per box
12.2&: lien Davis, per bbi.. 12. 60. Im
lianas Fancy select, per bunch, ti-H
t.V): Jumbo, per bunch. 22. 758 1.75. Canta
loupesColorado, standard 4o count, 91.75
per crate; pony crates, ot count, 11. &o;
Colorado Osage, 12 slie, per crate, 1L0O.
t'ranberile Vv isconsin fancy, per bbi.,
9M.00; per box, 9H.00. Dates Anchor brand,
new, 3D 1-lb. pkgs. In boxes, per box, 92.26.
1 IK" California, per case of 12 12-o.
pkg., 8tc; per case of 60 0-ox. pkgs., 92.00;
New Turkish, 6-crown In 20-1 b. boxes,
fer lb., l&c; tt-crown In 20-1 b. boxes, per
b., 16c; 7-crown in 90-1 b. boxe, per lb.,
170. u rape Mew torn ana Michigan
Concord, per 7-lb. baaket, 19c; California
Tokay, per 4-baaket crate. 91.26. JLemons
Umoneira brand, extra fancy, 3oti-i60
sixes, per box, 9t-76; lima l.lmonelra,
fancy, 3O0-2K0 atxes, per box, 94.00: 240
and 420 sizes, Uio per box less. Orange
Niagara Hed lands Valencia. 96-126 sixes,
per box, 95.26; 150-176-200-216-250 sires, per
box. 96 60. Reaches California and Colo
rado, per box, 91.00. Pears California
Duchess, B. Hardy and It. Clarlgeau, per
60-lb. box, 92.60; lots of 10 boxes or more,
12.40; Lawrence, per box, 93.O0. Quinces
Michigan, per basket. 92.2B.
VhitJlil'AfaL.Ri Bean ritring and wax.
per market basset, fl. 000.1. 26. Cabbage
Wisconsin, per id., lSTUVtc. celery Mich
Ignn, per do., 860; Colorado umbo, per
do., 160. cucumbers Hot house, per
dux., 11.16. .Kpiant r ancy lorlUa, per
do., 91.00. tiariic icxtra fancy, white,
per lb., 16c Dettuee Kxtra fancy leaf,
per dot., 40c. Onion Home grown,
white, per crate, 91.76; yeliow, per crate,
Ii. so; reu giooe, per id., isc.; Wisconsin,
yellow, In sack, per lb., 2sic; Spanish.
per crate, 11.76. Parsley Fancy home
grown, per do, bunches. 46c. Potatoes-
Minnesota taily Ohio, per bu., Hoc; Wis
consin white stock, per bu., 90c; In 10-
ack lots, 60 less. Sweet Potatoes Vir
ginia, per bbi., 93.50; per bu. bsk., 91.S&.
Kutabagas in sack, per id., isc. To
matoes Home grown, per market basket.
60vtf.bC.
A11sckil.awii;oij Aimonus can for
nla soft shell, per lb.. 2-K-; In sack lota,
la less. Kraxll nuts Per lb., 13c; In sack
lot, lo less. Chestnuts Pea lb., l&c. Co-
coanut 1'er sack, 95.25 Filberts Per
lb., 14c; In sack lot, lo les. Peanuts
toasted, per lb., Hc; raw, per lb., 7So,
recano i.oiie, per iu., iw: , 111 bock ioi
lo les. . Walnut New crop, 191L Call
fornla. per lb.. 17Vie; In sack lot, lc les.
Cider New, per 15-gal. bbi., 93-26; per
go-gal. bbi., 4o.:. jioney rnew, zt irames,
93.i6. Krout Per 16-gai. keg, 92.76; per
6-gal. keg, i.io.
Metal Market.
NRW YORK Nov. 1. METALS
Standard copper, weak; anot and future.
lll KKti I2.17s4j. London market, sternly.
BIKit, IM luiures, too nn aa. urna
copjier, 912.."iU!.62',i: electrolytic 912.3T4j
(1 12.60; caatlng. 912.12012.26. Tin, weak;
spot ano futures, ni.i'tui.io. ixinaon,
easy; spot, iK Ha 6d futures, 187. !ad,
steauv. !4.U4.ao. new xorg; 11 iwn.10.
Fast St. LouIh; Ijbndon, 15 10. Spelter,
nominal. 9a'0-5t). New York: 9 00416.35,
tust Ht. Iajuis; Lonuon. u'tt iza a. An
timony, dull: Cookson's. 9T0Wt8.12. Iron.
Cleveland warrants. 46 3d in London.
Locally, quiet. No. 1 foundry aud
northern, iio.ojwib.ou.
A Booklet for Inrestors.
The Harris Trust and Savings Bank.
Harris liulldlng, Chicago, has issued a
booklet entitled "Bonds for Safe Invest.
ment," Intended for the use of persons
planning to Invest in bonds lor the first
time. Its aim Is to explain In simple
terms the purposes and uses of various
classes of bonds and to Indicate the value
of bonds aa safe Investments for Indi
vidual as well aa safs Investment. Copies
on application.
ct 24.
wet. iu.
Oct. 26.
Oct. 2i.
oil. ta.
Oct. a.
Oct. m.j 6 U1 01 I 9 W 6 o( 4 04; 4 fc.
isov. l. 1 2 til 1 Tli 1 6 i ooi 4 so
'Sunday.
CA il L,i Receipts of cattle were very
moueraie nils motning 1M cars being i
turieu 111. line man. tne toiai lor tne
tiiree uays tt,vi utrau a tailing ult o.
over (.WW) heau as couifiaied WU11 tne lirsi
11 a it 01 last ween and 01 neai ty neaa
a cuinpa.ea wltn tne same periuu a
j ear lu,
,in ueuiand waa good for all desirable
turns 01 came this morning bom Kiuera
aiiu leeueis, onu iir is saie 10 nuuie an
came voiiiing under mat nead aa arouiiu
i0u higher than yesieiuay. 1 his means
vuat me geneial unim market so lar iu
uieuium to aoou giovues a. e concerntid 10
iimuM hinr tnan isat woes. uiuse.
D.veii the luiorloi giaui of came nv.
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oui.Ui 1 ii M range lamD mo
...ts uiurning on a maiket that ruled lu
wo higner In most line of good fat stock,
iicceipis were estimated at about 30.i
..ad, making a three uays' total of onlj
o.ouo heau. but the ne oiteringB m
c.uued a very respectable percentage 01
Aiding c.aases, with the demand irom
packers apparently buoyant. About fu
icen loads of the Kinney brand of west
ern laiuus were ottered, In addition to
everai string of good wethers ana a few
uuncues of lairly attractive ewe. There
.vas practically nothing on sale that came
under corn belt billing, but the present
cold snap Is likely to force In a lot ot
stuff merely warmed up on grass and a
ittie rough feed.
Improved tone to the eatern live and
dressed mutton trade was largely respon
sible tor the upward trend to values, and
In sheep barn parlance, everything In de
cent flesh was gobbled up without quib
bling. The Kinney lambs not only
reached even money, but matured mut
tons also acted well. Wether that sold
at 9J.no yesterday brought 93.60, and fat
ewes ranged around yi.lbyi.Zo, where qual
ity was an inducement.
More than half of total receipts con.
of feeders, ranging from thrifty
strong weight lnmbs down to pee-weea
and plain old ewe. Country demand for
inferior ana little stun eemea raincr
lax, but anything suitable for dry-lot pur
poses moved off very well. In most re-
BpWia It WHS W Birauj IU PllUHH .1 ,.,,
kood varieties getting preference and
showing best action. All Indications
rlointed toward a complete and early
clearance, and It is evident that the mar
ket is approaching a period of costlier
values. Desirable feeding lambs are sell
ing around 94.50, but short feeders are
buying right up Into the fair quality kill
ing classes at prices accordingly high.
Feeder ewes can still be bought at 93 and
les. Two day' purchase of feeders on
country account amounts to 60,000 head.
quotations on sheep and lambs Lambs,
Rood to choice, 95.766.00; lambs, fair to
good, 95.40ftf5.75; lambs, feeders, 93 504
4.90; yearlings, good to choice, 13.5CV4.2o;
yesrllngs, feeders, 93.2&a3.76; wethers,
Uncle Bill Christie
Cooks Wedding Feast
Mr. and Mrs. XV. Tl. ChrlMIe cele
brated their golden wedding anniversary
yesterday, holding open house for all
their old friends and neighbors. Unci
Kill and his bride of fifty years re
ceived a host of friends. All afternoon
snd evening the old front door ivuntj
on Its hinges to over loo visitor.
The majority of the guests did not
come to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Chris
tie until last night, when a party waa
held. Among the guests at the resi
dence at 2126 Sherman avenue were Con
gressman C. O. Lobeck, W. I. Klerstead,
Uncle Joe Redman, George U. Fisher,
John Latenser, Frank Dewey, Mr. and
Mrs. William Slevers, Mr. and Mrs. Johu
Dennlson, Frank Burgess, George Craig,
Frank and Ben Stone, Harry Egan, Mr.
and Mrs. Burr Christie, Mrs. Clinton, It.
Miller and Mrs. N. E. Christian.
Uncle Bill, Just to show that fifty years
of married life did not rob him of his
reputation as an A No. 1 culinary expert,
cooked the evening an! anniversary sup
per, which boasted of a lurga dish of
escalloped oysters.
The guests at the party last
made a present to the venerable
of 9150 In tcn-dollnr gold pieces
shower of bride's roses.
night
couple
nnd a
uown luure or less improvement and are
selling to very mucn better ivuvautago good to choice, 93. 60?r3. 85; wether, fair to
gooa, S.&(U3.oO; wethers, ieeaer. n.nvtt
tiiau laie last week.
uoiauona on iwuvt cattle: Good tu
klioice beei ateers, u-io'ti.bo; talr to goou
ueef sieeis, 44.iOtfU.io; goou to choice
ueiiois, 4-t. iuv.u, good to cnoioe cows,
o4.ttu4.tj; lair to god cows, o,74.o,
cuiiuuon to lair cows, i2.tou4.iki; vea.1
aives, 93.buji7.00.
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice ueet steers, to.ooio.oo; fair to gooa
ueef steers, st.nxuv.ou; common to lau
ueef sieera, 4.o4.i6; gou to choice
oeifera, to.iou'&.ou; good to choice cows,
rt.dXtt4.lr0; lair to good cows, t.f5tH.ou,
od to choice cockers and leeaeis, 4,4.0.
tfu.io; lair to gooa s iocs, era anu issuers,
.ou4.tM; common to lair Btocaers anu
leeuera. 3.4Miu4.io; stock belters, fi.tojt.j;
uuils, siags, etc., 43.2olU4.90.
representative sales:
AT. Pr. No. At. Tt.
4 40 It 12D1 1 00
4 M 24 liOti 1 00
4 74
cows:
1 00 . 11 MS I 10
I 10 4 104 4 JO
I lo 10 724 4 HI
I 44 1 1440 4 46
1 44
I 40 4 4W t
CALVK8.
4 M 1 140 t W
4 M 1 144 1 10
I
BTuiiviunS AND FEEDERS.
...1044 4 14 77 1079 4 00
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464 4 16
714 4 14
vr i.oin,i.W3 NEBRASKA.
Pr.
4 00
5 20
3 90
4 60
6-06
No. AV.
i9 heifers... 8i3
a cows 904
13 cows 860
V feeders.. 9o0
.ii feeders.. 11j
el cows 3 '4 15
el cows 8i3 9 40
W. 1
41 feeders.. 639
W
92 feeders..
13 feeders..
1 cows
R
28 feeders..
6 feeders..
No. Av.
6 cows 8S0
6 cows 9u3
23 feeders.. 84o
8 leeders.. uj
44 steers.... Hbl
28 cosvs 942
15 feeders.. ftu3
Best N ebi aska.
9 90 4 heiters... 637
I. Stoner Nebiaska.
9S3 4 75 I feeders.. 93
907 4 74 2 feeders.. 740
816 1 4a
Ketchum Nebraska.
971 4 90 21 cows...,. 971
1000 4 So 10 feeders.. 696
Pr.
8 15
8 90
4 80
4 66
4 66
8 60
4 66
9 75
4 26
4 00
9 90
4 46
9 90
3.25; ewes, good to choice, 93-2oj3-40; ewes,
fair to good. 93.00f(i3.25; ewes, breeders,
93.254.00: ewes, feeders, 92.22.f; ewes,
culls. 91.3502.16.
ltepresemauve sales:
No.
62 Wyoming feeder lambs.....
1877 Wyoming feeder ewes
78 Wyo. feeder ewes, culls....
611 Wyo. feeder ewes, culls....
67 native ewes
H8 native ewes, culls
173 Wyoming feeder lambs
3i7 Wyoming feeder lambs
305 Wyo. feeder lambs, culls...
158 Wyoming feeder lambs
153 Wyoming feeder wethers...
1007 Wyoming feeder wethers..
16 wyo. feeder wethers, cuus
307 native ewes, feeders
325 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
350 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
310 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
60 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
473 Wyoming lambs
2344 Wyoming lambs, feeders..
205 Wyoming lambs, fdrs, culls 46
339 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 46
lo2 Wyomlrg lambs, feeders.... 45
276 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 62
63 Wyoming ewes 101
221 Wyoming ewes, feeders 88
225 Wyoming ewes, feeders....
422 Wyoming lambs, feeders..
5H0 Wyoming lambs, feeders..
871 Wyoming lambs, feeders..
4 Wyorn g lambs, feeders.
68 Wyoming ewes
245 Wo.vmlng ewes, feeders..
2o9 Idaho lambs, feeders
S Idaho lambs, feeders ....
217 Idaho lambs, feeders
137 laaho lambs, .feeders
701 Idaho lambs, leeders
583 Idaho wethers
lxl Iduho wether
149 Iduho wethers
buO (South Dakota lambs
4 South Dakota lambs
83 Bouth Dakota yearlings...
176 Bouth Dakota yearlings...
141 Wyo. feeder lambs, culls.
20 Wyo. yearlings and ewes.
202 Wyoming feeder ewes
209 Wyoming feeder lambs....
391 Wyoming feeder lambs....
68 native lambs
Av.
. 49
. 94
. 76
. 82
. 87
. S3
. 48
. 63
. 51
. 49
. 96
1)6
90
75
, 62
62
, 62
. 42
77
63
. 86
. 65
. 66
. 45
. 33
.106
. 91
. 68
. 68
. 60
. 69
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9 25
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4 36
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9 65
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2 60
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Second Speedway to.
Be Worth $50,000
INDIANArOLIS. Nov. t-Flfty thou
sand dollars will be the purse for the
second annual running of the Indianap
olis speedway 600-mllo motoV race, on
Memorial day. May 30, 1312, the directors
of the speedway announced today. Tho
conditions also were made public and
entry blanks at once will be ent to
manufacturers.
The richest classic of the motoring
world will be open next year to cars of
not more than 600 cubic Inches piston dis
placement and of a minimum welsht of
2,000 pounds and minimum speed of seventy-five
miles an hour. The number of
starters will be limited to thirty. It Is
estimated that accessory manufacturers
will offer 920,000 In prizes. Ths 950.000
purse will be divided Into twelve prizes,
as follows:
First, 920,000; second, 910.000; third.
96.000: fourth. 93,000; fifth, 32,500; lxth.
32,000; seventh, 31.500; eighth. 9M0O; iilnth,
91,300; tenth. 31.200; eleventh. 91,100;
twelfth. 31.000.
For the first running of the race, on
May 30 of this year, the purse was 925,000.
The winner was Ray Harroun, driving a
Marmon car.
Ti.. York Montr Market
isiirw YORK. Nov. L MONEY On
. ... .. n puiinir rate.
call, steaay; .-owf-a " .
lit, ter cent; closing om, !"- v-.... .
feVed at 8 per cent. Time loans, easier;
It. SMWo Pr ".
3s,ti3 9r cent; six niontns, svst
cent.
Philadelphia Proolaeo Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1. BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, 36c;
nenrbv prints, she.
Willi! Firm: 30 cents per esse higher:
Fenitaylvaiiia and other nearby firsts,
f. c 1110 per case; current receipt,
98 80 per cuso; wrsp rns firsts f. c, 98 40
per case; current receipts I. c, ;.U'
9.10 p.-r case.
cil&r.si-; rirm: Nw york run creams.
fancy, Ijc; lulr to good, 141410.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Nov. I -CORN-Bteadyj No. 9
whit. ; No. 1 yenow, om, t:sc; no. 3
yellow, old 7"JStc; new, 7c; No. 4 yellow,
new. msmi; No. 1 mlxea, om. iiv,xi,ae;
9 mixed, old. "IV; new, 47e; mired, old,
70S:; new, Mc: aample, old, 6nHS7e.
OATB-Kaay; No. X white, old. 4Ho;
standard, 4V", No. 9 white, old, 4o;
No. 4 white, old. 46c.
PRIME 'MERCANTILE PAPER 4H9
V per cent- B,..V with
71 1.. ...i.. in hontori' bill at I4.83.B
TA: .irv-dav bill and at 94 8riN64j4.86 for
demand. Commercial 1 bill. HU
V M KUET. 9m v"-
HrtNDS-OowniMtit, steady; railroad,
firm.
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twits, bu
live, bu
Xiu.i.ey. bu..
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L'ariot Kelpt W boat, 1H cars, with
at 1,1 twouact giads, corn, 24 wit, wuo
Liverpool Grata Marke.t
LIVKriPOOL. Nov. 1.-WIIEAT- Spot,
easy; No. 3, Manitoba, 7 Id. Fitura,
woak; l0K-eiiiber, 7 4d; March, 7 J4jd;
May. 7 2Sd.
CORN Bput, ateady; American mixed.
I Sd. Futures, weak; January, (a 7Vd;
euruary, oa iu
MUnraake tlrala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. l.-WHEAT-No,
3 northern,
Closing quotaUons on bonds today were
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Pry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1. DRY GOODS
Active biiynk continued at the auction
sale of carpels during tho day and price
held ut wen. it waa announces tnat
the Page mill of New Bedford. 1,M
looms, will stop for an indefinite period
beginning Monday, Noverber 6, owing to
dull trade In the fine cotton good 4
market. Cotton goods are being bought
In moderate quantities at easing prices.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Nov. l.-COFFEE-Fu-
tures closed steady at 9 points decline to
20 points advance, bales, 132,260 bags; No.
4. t.u&c; December. 14.62c; January, 14.10c;
February, l.t.Mlc; March, 13.51c; April,
13. ilk'-. March. May. id tie; June. i.40c
July, August. September, October, 13.39c.
IS pot, firm; mo, iNO. i, kc; Mtnto. INo.
4. 16Vc; mild, quiet; Cordova, 1719u,
nominal.
Oil aaol Hoala.
SAVANNAH, Oa., Nov. 1. TlTtPEN-
TINBKlrm; 4Mti45VoO: sale, 433 bbls.
receipts, 9M bbls.; shipments, 69 bbls.
stock. 36.526 bbls.
ROBIN lirm: saie. l.vcz doi. ; receipt.
2 915 bbi.; shlpmunt. ts bbi.; stocks,
aims l.hls nuola B. 16.15: D. 16.20: K.
96.'37; K, 9635: G. 96.3,46; H, I,
Mao; K, 40.4o, At, i, ct, 40-00; v u.
3;.20; W W, 37.60.
I L
I northern,
No.
91 sltftl lo:
9l.07Mil.09; No. I hard winter, ll.Otfc 31.06;
Decern I. er. VTStc; May, II. "1.
HAIB nionuora, l.uimr.
BARLEV Malting. 91 .2tfl 33.
Mlaaeapolla Urala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. l.-WHEAT-December.
tl 05; My, 91 0ul Otf'.ci
July, 91 W4: cash. No. 1 hard, 91 07; No.
17 northern,' 9l Oucrl.ObV, No. 9 northern,
91.03S,1.044; No. 9 white, 9c331.01H.
Dalath Urala Market.
DULUTII. Nov. l.-WIIEAT-No. 1
hard. 9107'4: No. 1 northern, 11.04s,; No.
9 northern. 91 03s: Dorctmber, 91.04 askad;
May. tl.09'4 aske4.
OATs-44!e.
If you have anything to sell or exchange
advertise It In tha Want Ad Columns of
The b and get lmmedlsta results.
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St. Joseph Mto ttook Market,
BT. JOSEPH. Mo., Nov. 1. CATTLE
rteceluto. 1.2u0 head; market loo higher:
steera, 94.50iuv7.76: cows and belters, 92.nxj
14.00: calve, xj.wwj i.tn.
llotl rteceipis, b,iw ubwi; morooi s
to loo lower; top, is. 25; puik 01 sales.
1, ki4 10.
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head; market, Htuljc lower; lambs, 94.60
i6.
Cottoa Market.
NEW TfORK. Nov. 1. -COTTON Spot
closed dull; middling uplands, 1 4co bid;
middling gulf. 9.46c. Sales, bale.
Futures closed tedy. flose: govern
her. 06c: Drcomhir. 120c: January.
February, .04c; March. .08c; April, SLUo
May. I.lc: June lo; Ju.y, ic;
guot. 9.24c;-Septemb4r, 9.20c; October, 9,170,
7 ftittder.. 888 4 90 10 cows 816
E. L. Patrick Nebraska.
11 cows 967 4 U0 9 COWS. 1... 920 3 40
7 steers.. ..1071 5 10
s. uenno NeorasKa.
11 steers.... 970 4 75 6 cows 883 3 15
6 bulls 1246 3 60
R. E. FieldsNebraska.
36 cows 688 4 00 11 heifers... 649 4 10
13 feeders.. 831 4 70
McLaughlin & Pike Nebraska.
9 cows 918 4 00 16 feeders.. 920 4 70
C. H. MOiinng nebrasaa.
10 calves... 266 4 00 9 heifers... 498 4 00
G. xv. Wlckersham Neb.
94 feeders.. 978 9 Sfi
W IUM1BU.
19 cows 866 9 36 11 cow 888 I 10
15 steers.. ..1116 4 60 9 cows 861 4 00
9 feeders.. 840 4 66 ao reeaers..iuio 4 so
20 feeders. .1186 4 80 7 cows 1021 4 10
13 feeders.. 784 4 00 00 cows soi 20
19 cows 93 4 10 98 steers....U29 9 00
10 steers.... 993 4 40 8 cows 1006 9 60
IS cows 1014 4 30 96 feeders. .1083 4 40
34 steers.. ..1178 4 10 66 cows.. km 4 oo
27 cows 9t4) 3 60 9 cows 968 3 80
cows 8o4 9 15 7 heifers... 734 4 15
T heifers... 726 400 u ieeaers..isreo w
93 oows 1029 4 65
Uresiey iogan w yo.
97 steers.. ..1678 7 85 35 steers.. ..1423 00
IS Steers.. . 1363 9 00 9 cow m 3 00
tt. u. uarioca n jo,
91 feeders.. 997 6 20 10 cows 891 f 16
96 feeders.. lois o ou
tj. J. wooer wyo.
10 cows 1006 4 25 7 steers.. ..1110 4 00
11 f.MlDM.. Mi 4 OV
j. 11.. rsurn oju.
.1078 6 00
L. Bummers Wyo.
100 4 60 6 steer.. ..1205 4 60
1076 3 25 9 feeders.. 981 9 40
,1068 6 40
T. A. McOJll-Wyo.V
940 4 40 9 c. & ha.. 913 9 75
T. Dodge Wyo.
.. 971 4 40 62 hollers.. IOCS 5 20
Atkinson Bros. Wyo.
4 cows 960 4 35 4 steers. ...low 4 6j
a. i'eierson yu.
96 steers.. .1193 5 86
K. M. jonnson wyo.
3 steers... 1167 4 75 33 steers.. ..1:15 a to
W. J. Mcuinnia wyo.
,.. 3 40 4 bulla 120 3 59
... 9fl 3 75 1 87 cow.... 923 4 8a
J Johnaon Wyo.
,..921 4 60 60 feeders.. 946 3 40
...1057 3 86 1 calf 150 7 60
MONTANA.
768 3 60 23 calves... 259 5 S3
111 7 60
UOUS Hog trade showed the complete
change of furtri today that waa threat
ened yesterday, heavies going to a pre
mium on a lower market, huik of a mod
erate supply had to sell at figures a dime
under those 01 yesiomay. some eariy
Limine being done at lessor declines of
taioc. . . ... ,
Receipts conwsiea 01 snout ninety inaas,
mostly heavy butcher and packing Btuff.
There was only a fair sprinkling ot light
averages and practically no ulgs Included
tn the run.
Demand from all lecal quarters had
plenty of freedom at the start, and popu
lar price early settled to 96.06. Later, the
trade went down another notch, but re
tained tte activity. Buies made after the
first round or so were mostly trimmed to
9 iWi6.02Ss. the big end of total supply
selling at to.iuuo.uo. io ow imra ani
mals on sale moved -at 96.10, a dime under
yesterday's high prices.
fig marsei wa. ywnj iitu uwiiioj 10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Pugilist to Study
For the Ministry
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1. iiuia
Young of San Jose, a well-known feather
weight pugilist, has announced that he
will enter the mlnUtry and later become
an evangelist.
"Religion needs men who can put a
kick In it," said Young today. "I'm
there with the kick, and now you can
sit back and watch me slip tho devil
some of the old sleep drops."
Young will address the Young Men's
Christian association here Saturday aft
ernoon. He will go to Chicago to study
at the Moody Evangelical institute.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
49 steers.
4 oows....,
10 feeders.
JT. feeders.
4 heifers..,
9 cows.
4 cows..
29 cows....
19 cows....
7 cows....
91 cows....
3 calves.
Demand for Cattle Steady Hogs
and Sheep Hlcher.
CHICAOO, Nov. 1. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at 17,000 head; market steady,
10c up; beeves, 94.60,(i,9.1S; Texas steeis,
94.10io.90; western steers, 94.16(7.26; Block
ers and feeders. 92.866.76; cows and heif
ers. 92.00j6.00; calves, 16.uV7jH.75.
HOGS Receipts, estimated st 25,000
head; market ttilOc off; light, 96.66V46.26;
mixed, 96.66(66.40; heavy, 3o.bifjJ.40; rough,
95.654j6.90; good to choice heavy, 35.90(0
6.40; pigs, 33.75j)5.o0; bulk of sales, 95.96((jl
6.26.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti
mated at 28.000 head; market 2Xa30o up;
native, 92.2j(ti3.86; western, 92.40igS.90;
yearlings. 93.boj4.20; lambs, native, 93.7641
9.10; western, 34.00(a6.O0. 1
Kansas City Llva Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1 -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 11,000 head, including 40D south
erns; market Steady to 10c higher; dressed
beef and export steers, I7.10tii9.00; fair to
good. 6.n37.00; western steer. 94.6iw7.56;
lookers and feeder, 94.0Orie.6O; southern
steers. 93.8W460; southern cows, 92.2Vg
4 mi: native cows. 32.76(16.00; native heifers.
94 00tr7.00; bulls, 93.10(8 4.50; calves, 91.00
Si7.00.
HOdS Receipts, 16,000 head; market 10
il5c lower; bulk ot sales, 96.76di6.20;
heavv, SU.ljfi.2u; packers and butchers,
95.966.25; lights. 9o-7&utilO; Plg. 9400
SM.Tfi.
HHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,000
heBd; market 16c to 20e higher; lambs,
34tlOf(i.l&; yearlings, 33.76Cu4.26; wethers
93.2bir?U6; ewes, 2.90u,326; tttockers and
feeders, 92.00(41 4.00.
' St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1. CATTLE Re
re'ntu.. 6.500 head. Including 1.200 Texans;
market Kt)16o higher; native shipping
and exnort steers, l .Sirtiwa: dressed and
butcher steers. 35.0irtrt 60; steers under
I.O11O pounds, 94.00j-26 ; stockers and
feeders, 93.2Mi5.75; cows and heifers,
93.imru'7.0O; canners, 9l.i3.00; bulls, 13.75
ti6 2i; cuives, 94O0'u.5o; Texas and Indian
Bteers, 94-W.uO; cows and heifers,
94.6ixu7.00.
lKXi 3 Receipts. 17,500 head; market
steady to loc lower; pigs and lights, 94.60
t0.30; packers, 6 0t"j6.16; butchers and
best heavy, I6.006.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.400
head; market strong to S7c higher: na
tive muttons, 33 25'a3 "5; lambs, 9t.35M6.uO;
culls and bucks, 31.25oj3.60; stockers,
31.501fS.00.
Stock la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prln-
South Omaha
St. Joseph...
Kansas City.
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
. 4.H0O 6,NO 3.100
. 1,200 6 5iO 1.500
,. 11.000 16,0(10 -a.uoo
. 6,600 17.500 4. 4-0
. 17,000 29.UU0 28.000
. S9.&0 74.800 92.900
GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LANDS
Absolute Title Given The unallotted
lands of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Na
tions of the Five Civilized Tribes in Ok
lahoma, and not including the coal and
timber segregations, will be sold at pub
llo auction to the nigheBt bidder at the
following terms, times and places at not
less than the minimum price stated in
the advertisement: Grady county, Chlck
asha, 688 tracts, 37,600 acres, November
2, 3, 4; Stephens county, Duncan, 730
tracts, 68,300 acres. November, 6, 7, 8;
Jefferson county, Ryan, 702 tracts, 49,400
acres, November 9, 10. 11; Love county.
Marietta, 864 tracts, 75.500 acres. Novem
ber 13, 14, 15, 16; Carter county, Ardmore,
1.178 tractB. 93.300 acres. November 17, 18,
20, 21, 22, 23; Murray county, Sulphur, 362
tracts. 26.000 acres. November 24. 25: Gar
vin county, Pauls Valley, 621 tracts, 39,600
acres, November 27, 28, 29; McClain
county, Purcell, 285 tracts, 14,600. acres,
December 1, z; fontotoc county, Aoa,
tracts. 45,800 acres, December 4, 6, 6;
Johnson county, Tishomingo, 664 tracts,
89,200 acres. December 7, 8, 9; Marshall,
county. Madlll, 279 tracts, 18,600 acres,
December ll ; wryan county, uurant, 001
tracts, 26,100 acres, December 12. 13; Atoka
countv, Atoka, 1,309 tracts, lit.wo acres.
December 14. 15. 16. 18. 19: Coal county.
Coalgate, 609 tracts, 64,600 acres. Decem
ber 20, 21, 22; MUgnes. county, uaivin, ooi
tractB, 60.700 acres, December 26, 27; Pitts
burg county, McAlester, 1,630 tracts, 167,
100 acres, December 28, 29, 30, 1911; Janu
ary 1, 2; Haskell county, Stigler. 418
tracts, 30.300 acres, January 3, 4; Lutlmer
county, Wilburton. 191 tracts, 15,000 acres,
January 6; Leflore county, Poteau, 275
tracts, 21,800 acres, January 6; Pushma
taha county, Antlers. 641 tracts, 62.OU0
acres, January 8. 9, 10; Choctaw county,
Hugo, 6U1 tracts, 37,500 acres, January 11,
12, 13; McCurtaln county, Idabel, 773
tracts, 54,600 acres, January 15, 16, 17, IS,
1912. Not more than liiO acres ot agri
cultural and 640 acres of other lands will
be sold to one person In any one nation.'
Agricultural lands are those having a
minimum valuation of 38-00 or more per
acre. Terms are 25 per cent at the time
of sale, 25 per cent In twelve months,
and 60 per cent In two years, with 6 per
cent Interest. Payments must be made
In the form of draft or certified check,
payable to J. Q. Wright, comnilss.one:-.
Upon full payment being made at any
time deed will issue. Immediately after
approval ot salo certificate f purchase
will t-isuo and possession bo given, but
cutting of timber or drilling or minim;
for minerals thereon will nut be permitted
,.ntn full navment of purchase price.
Right Is reservea to reject any or uu
bids. For Information apply to tne tom-
missloner to tne rive iiviuzeu inum.
Muskogee. Oklahoma, or any of the Dis
trict Agents as to lands within their re
spective districts. Lists of these lands
have been prepared by counties, showing
the terms of sale, the description of the
various tracts ami miniinui" pn.. u
will be Impracticable to furnish each In
n.,i... u nt these lists, and It Is sug-
KeBte- that persons desiring such infor-
. . , ..... . 1 .. .. n will.,, t . 1 u , ,
niatlon specuy ino luwamj n ......... ......
in.i,rf. KlueDrints of the various
counties, ahowing the lot atlon of the land
to be sold, will oe lurmsueu uim
cation to the undersinned upon the pay
ment of 90.50 for each county, in the
form of draft or postal money order.
1 q WRIGHT, Commissioner to the
Five 'Civilized Tribes, Muskogee, Okla
homa. August 1, 1911.
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA. Nov. 1-HAY-No. 1.
13 00: No. 2. 911.904il2.Oil;' coare,
packing stock. 97 oo:i9.0; alfalfa.
Straw;
96.50.
912 60rff
910.00;
914.00.
Wheat, 90.OOCu6.50; rye and oats.
k..,a ,.r nfferlnaa. but good under.
weight classea were usually hard to place,
dropping "inder tte hill" In most cases.
lepresenteiiv.) aiw.
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. . 1114 fODODW I
..IMS.
Bostoa Stock Market.
BOSTON. Nov. 1 Cloalng Quotations on
tnor.
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SAVANNAH. Oa.. Nov. ..-TURPEN
TINE Firm at 46'll4ic.
ROBIN 1'iriii; ', 10.45; u. l4a.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Nov. L-WOOL-
F.sxler: territory and western medium,
1Tu30c; flu medium, l.-tlltc; flu. Hylic.
Sasjar Market.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1 SUGAR Raw,
nuiet: muscovaao, test. tiv; centri.
fural. 94 test 637V; molasses, 89 test,
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Molia Gives Papke
Terrific Beating
BOSTON, Nov. 1. Bob Moha of M I-
waukee won a decisive victory over
Billy Papke, "the lllinol Thunderbolt,"
In twelve round in a one-sided bout at
the Armory Athletic association tonight.
Pabke ahowed from the start that lie
was In no form to fight.
The Illinois man was on the defensive
all tha time and Moha pummeied him
all over the ring. After the seventh
round there were cries to take him out of
the rlnj
PROPOSAL8 FOR MANUFACTURE OF
Clothing Chief Quartermaster's .Office,
Federnl Building. Chicago. Ul., October
26, 1911. Staled proposals. In triplicate,
ubject to the uual conditions, will be
received here until I o'clock p. m.. No
vember 23, 1911. and then ooened for
manufacturing and delivering at either the
New York, Philadelphia or Chicago depot
of the Quartermaster' Department: 67,000
Olive Drab Cotton Coats and 102.000 pair
Olive Drab Cotton Breeches, Foot. The
Olive Drab Cotton- Uniform Cloth, Olive
Drab Blieola, Bronze Buttons and Split
Rings will be furnished by this Depart
ment. Quantities to be subject to in
crease of not to exceed 60 per cent, if
dosired by this Department. The right
la reserved to reject or accept any or all
proposals or any part thereof. Prefer
ence will be given to articles of domestic
manufacture, condition of quality and
price tlncludlng in the price of toreiga
tiriiriuctiona or munufaetures the duty
thereon) being equal. Standard samples
can be seen and specif cations, blank
for proposal and full Information will
be furnished upon application at this of
fice Envelopes containing proposals to,
be endorsed ' Proposals for Manufacture
of Clothing, to be Opened November 23.
1911." COL. JNO. L. CLEM, Chief Quar
termaster. 031-Nl-2-S-Sl-Ui
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