THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Hi. 1912.
REAL ESTATE
CITV PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Have You $200?
as first payment on a brand new 4-room
bungalow. This bungalow has double
rioora with paper between the floors, tar
felt paper between the boxing and siding,
and Is well built in every way; Interior
rwbod work Is nicely varnished. There
are two nice bedrooms with goad sixed
closet, and good sized parlor and a good
combination kitchen and dining room;
has city water and electric lights; dandy
floored attic and first-class cemented
basement, also cement walks. This prop
erty has a good sited chicken house with
shingle roof and enclosed chicken yard.
. Just the place to raise chickens in the
erly sprint;. Only a half block from the
wand Ave. car line, close to the new
$80,000 sehol building and handy to
stores, etc. The price is $1.TO)-J300 down;
balance reasonable monthly payments.
We also have a fine 3-noom bungalow
on the adjoingig lot for $1,500, finished
Just as complete and as well built. This
property also has a good chicken house
and enclosed chicken yard. Both prop
erties located on 41st, just south of Grand
Ave.
SCOTT & HILL,
Phone Pouglas intio. 307 McCagtie Bldg.
REAL ESTATE
KARM RANCH l,AM)S FOR BALIS
West Farnam
j District
At N. 31st St., you will find a bar
fain In a strictly modern I-room residence.
This house is beautifully finished in oak,
with four large sleeping rooms and bath
on second floor. Large living room with
beam ceiling; paneled walls In dining
room, pantry and entry; full basement
Located In one of the most beautiful dis
tricts of the city. First time offered. See
us at once, as this will sell quickly.
Price, 4,850. Terms.
1 Norris & Norris
Georgia.
Traversed by the
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
ATLANTIC. BIRMINGHAM-ATLANTIC
RAILROAD.
Lands adapted to the widest range of
crop. All the money crops of the south
plentifully produced. For literature Heat
ing with this coming country, its soil,
climate, church and school advantages,
write,
w. B. LEAHY, Dept. K.
General Passenger Agent,
ATLANTIC, GA.
Iowa.
THE eastiest way to find a buyer for
your farm Is to insert a small want ad
in the Des Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation in the state of Iowa, 43,000 dally.
The Capital is reed by and believed In
by the standpatter's of Iowa, who simply
refuse to permit any other paper in their
homes. Rates, 1 cent a word a day;
fl.2o per line per month; count six ordi
nary words to the line. Address Des
Moines Capital, Des Moines, la.
IOWA FRUIT FARM AND DAIRT
LAND FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. Wo
have subdivided the Dr. McClanahan
tract known as Orchard Heights, con
taining 806 acres near Council bluffs, and
are selling it at $30 to $100 per acre on
easy terms. You will only have to soe
this land to appreciate its value. Let us
show It. Day & Hess Co.. 123 Pearl St.,
Council Bluffs. la.
Minnesota.
MINNESOTA.
Write for our Minnesota booklet '
special rates.
DAT & NIGHT REALTY CO..
103 Bankers Life Bldg.,
Lincoln, Neb.
C;"
400 Bee Bldg.
Douglas 4210.
j WALKING DISTANCE
I Just what you are looking for; hall, par
lor, dining room, kitchen, bath and three
bedrooms, modern except heat, paved
street, lot 33x132, olose to car' line, near
High School and 'CTelghton University;
located near 26th and Chicago Sts. Price
only $2,200; $300 cash, balance monthly.
BKMIS-CAliLBEBG CO.
310-313 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
i STRICTLY MODERN
I COTTAGE ON TERMS
! "Well located, on paved street. Nice B
room cottage, with hot water heat, gas,
bath, etc., at the low price ot $3,100.
Owner might take in a vacasft lot as part
payment and balance monthly.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.,
: Doug. 1781. . 3d Floor Ware Block.
For Sale or Exchange
2-story modern brick block, six houses,
7 rooms each. Price $14,000: income $1,440.
Owner will take one-half ot price in
clear Omaha property or Nebraska land
and carry the other one-half four years
at 6 per cent. This property is located on
a paved street in a good neighborhood,
one block from car line, and Is In good
condition. Give full description oi prop
erty offered in your first letter.
J. H. Dumont & Son
Tel. Douglas 60. 1603 Karnam tit
Business Investment
Property on a business street, earning
! $2,73$ per year gross. Price $22,000. For t
years has paid 8 per cent net on $25,000.
Quite a good deal better than Interest as
the investment does not have to be
changed as is the case in mortage loans.
Harrison & Morton
UUober i&. 1912.
V: 6-Rooiu House
? Near 35th and
Franklin Streets
Just recently thoroughly overhauled,
Tainted and papered and is now In first
class condition. All modern except fur
nace; new plumbing. Located on an east
front lot; fine maple trees, uooa neign
borhood. Handy .to oar, schools, etc.
Price Is $2,800, on leasy terms.
SCOTT & HILL,
Phone Douglas 1009. . 307 McCague Bldg.
West Far nam Lot
One Left
! New homes all sides, all specials paid,
15,500. '
i ANOTHER 45 FT.
Davenport, near 37th, paved. $1,800. Win
loan money to build. . You pay $1,000 cash,
balance monthly.
. O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
101$ Omaha Nat'l. , Doug. 2715.
BEAUTIFUL
f NEW BUNGALOW
The owner of this beautiful 6-roijm mod
ern bungalow has left Omaha perma
nently and must sell at once. You win
therefore find it very much to your in
terest to look, the property over. The lo
. cation is $717 N. 18th and the price is cheap
at $3,610. Can you use It?
J. 17M. Third Floor Ware Block.
Great Bargain
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
Two lota at 40th Ave. near Ames, two
.felocks from street car line. $125 each.
One lot, 47th and Cass St., adjoining
Dundee, $500. Inquire at 1208 Jones St
DUNDEE BUNGALOW.
Built for a home on high and sightly
location overlooking the west and north
for miles, south front, corner lot 100x130,
'plenty of air and no dirt, surrounded by
new high-priced homes; six rooms and
bath, all on one floor, with aula large
enough for three more rooms; living room,
dining room and library fitusned in oak;
bedrooms, and kitchen In yellow pine;
splendidly arranged for small family.
Owner going to California. See this to
day. Phone Harney 4508.
7-ROOM new cottage, modern;
terms. Web. 7069.
easy
TO BUY, UkAAj UK lUiMT. VIH8T 8KB
JOHN W. BOBBINS. ltlUt FARNAM T.
I AM HARD TIP.
I MUST SACRIFICE
my new tt-r. all modern home in one of
the best residence districts; oak finish,
sleeping porch, large living room and
many other attractive features. Easy
terms. Address O 858; Bee. '
$3,000 FOR CITY ACREAQH-How many
acres can you oifer witmn or near city
limits for $1,230 cash and 1311 Overland
($750), 26 H. P.. run 2.600 miles; any dem
onstration. Address Y 196, Bee.
I HAVE two quarter sections of timber
land in northern Minnesota, well located,
close to the river and neighboring towns.
Timber alone will pay price asked. For
particulars communicate with 1'uuu w.
LEWIS, Chamber of Commerce, Minneap
olis. Minn.
Nebraska.
40-BUSHEL WHEAT LAND, $2 TO $35
PER ACRE.
We have for sale over 20,000 acres of
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
farm land, where the crop yleldj for 12
years, Including 1910 and 1911, average
with the best, in the state. Alftuta, also
a leading crop. Better soil, water and
climate cannot be found. Write for tull
information. Agents wanted everywhere.
rUWDIJNUSLAND INVESTMENT CU,
aluNSix, NEB.
i GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Morning Cable on Wheat Was Much
Easier and Market Steady.
CORN MARKET IS SOME BULLISH
Cash Ilonsea and Elevator Concerns
Sold Oata Hatter Freely This
Will Indicate Heavy Sell
ing Market.
MR. INVESTOR, Mr. Man with small
means: Fur sale, 12 quarters of choice
farm land close to Sidney, Neb., one
tenth cash, bal. ten years' in ten equal
payments. Ernest Raasch, Sidney, Neb.
Kerta Mnketa,
FOR SALE 398-acre farm near Inkster.
Grand Forks county, North Dakota. Good
bouse; also large brook and several fine
springs of water on it. Will make ideal
stock farm. Price $32.00 per acre; terms
$1,000 cash down; ten years to pay bal
ance. Write PETER M'GOVERN LAND
CO., Florence, Wis.
Boath Dakota.
FOR SALE 160 acres good farm land;
40 acres broke, balance all tillable; 1
miles from Dallas and . mile from
Colome. Price. $40 per acre, payable
$1,500 cash, $2,500 March 1, 19U; $2,400
March 1, 1917. Address Box 1H0, Dallas,
So. Dak
TWO homestead relinquishments ad
joining; i miles from county seat town;
a good proposition for two friends or
relatives, for prices and particulars, see
Shuler & Cary, 1119 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Miscellaneous.
40 ACRES, nicely Improved, loins
county seat, near good college. J. P.
Harshbarger, McPherson, Kan.
LOW PRICED, good land, easy terms;
40 to 33.500 acres at $3 to $25 per acre.
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Dakotas, Mon
tana. Canada; big bargains; railway fare
repaid; say what you want and where;
we have it. Standard Farm Agency, Min
neapolis, Minn. :
LIVE STOCK MAKKKT OF WKST
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage And shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion.
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
BYERS BROS. CO., Strong, reliable.
CLIFTON Com. Co., 322 Exchange Bldg.
Snyder-Malone-Coffman Co., 159 Ex. Bldg.
LAVERTY BROS., 138 Exchange Bldg.
Martin' Bros. A Co., Exchange Bldg.
Clay, Robinson & Co., 300 Exchange Bldg.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES.
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING OFFICE
of Depot Quartermaster, St. Louis, Mo..
September, a, 1912. Sealed proposals will
be received here until 12 o'clock, noon,
Central time, October 18, 1912, for furnish
ing and delivering at either the Chicago,
Philadelphia, Boston. New York or St
Louis depots of 140,000 pairs drawers, sum
mer; 150,000 pairs gloves, white cotton;
120,000 undershirts, cotton. Information
furnished upon application. D. S.
STANLEY, Deputy Quartermaster Gen
eral. U. 8. A. MO-01-2-3-16-17.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Oct. lo.-WOOL-Renewed ac
tivity is reported by domestic wool sellers
with the demand running through nearly
all grades. , Interest centers In nearby
fleeces, especially In cheaper grades of
Ohio and Michigan. Quotations: Missouri,
three-eighths blood, 29c; quarter blood,
2930c. Scoured bases: Texas fine, six
to eight months, 64o6c; fine , twelve
months, 062c; fine fall, 447c. - Cali
fornia northern, 6l52c; middle county,
4850c; southern, 47 48c; fail free, 4S50c.
Oregon eastern, No. 1 staple, 635c; east
ern clothing, 60c; valley. No. 1, 65c. Ter
ritory, fine staple, 66W7c; fine medium
staple, 646c; fine clothing, 6062c.; fine
medium clothing, 6859c; half blood comb
ing, 6&g4c; three-eighths blood combing,
6758c. Pulled wool, fine A, 60c; A supers,
6668c. -
ST. louis, sept. n. wooLeteady;
medium grades, combing and clothing.
23Vi26c; light fine, 19421c; heavy fine,
1318c; tub washed, 2735c.
Metal Market. '
NEW YORK. Oct. 15. METALS Cop
per, quiet; standard, spot, $17.20 bid:
October, November and December, $17.201
17.30; electrolytic. $17.62017.77; lake. $17.62
17.87; casting, $17.2517.S7. Tin, firm; spot.
$49.354L.$0; October, $t.374.75; Novem
ber, $4.2iH9.75. Lead,, steady; $5.02 bid.
Spelter, steady; $7.60 bid. Antimony,
quiet: Cookson s, $10.1010.12. Iron, firm
end unchanged. Copper arrivals at New
York today, 1,280 tons; exports this month,
12,301 tons. London copper, firm; spot,
75 7s 6(1: futures, f76 5a. London tin, firm;
pot, 225 6s; futures 224. London lead,
21 2s 6d. London spelter, 27 12s 6d. Iron.
Cleveland warrants, 66s l'id In London.
OMAHA. Oct. 14. 1912.
The morning cable on wheat was easier
and the political news less alarming. The
lead the trade to the selling side at the
opening. There was some talk of the clos
ing of the Dardanelles, but a late cable
did not confirm this. Domestic conditions
alone independent of any foreign war
scare, are bearish.
The trade acted on the theory yesterday
that the market had all the display of
strength it was entitled to as a result of
the wet weather and a little help from
the foreign news, selling yesterday and
today was In the way of profit taking.
Taking the enormous yield into consider
ation, the conditions suggest the selling
side of May corn on any reasonable swell,
as the feeding rapacity of the country Is
lighter than usual this season.
Cash houses and elevator concerns sold
oats rather freely. This In Itself would
Indicate heavy country selling and would
sell oats on all hard spots.
Primary receipts of wheat were 2,641.000
lm., against l,067,0i)u a year ago; corn.
300,000 bu., against 599,000 bu. last year;
oats, SMl.wW du., against 718,000 bu. last
year.
Chicago cash wheat was unchanged.
Chicago cash oats were Mo lower.
Chicago cash corn was lower.
Shipments were: Wheat, 1,788 000 bu..
compared with 501,000 bu. a year ago.
Corn. 419,000 bu , compared with 296,000 bu.
a year ago. Oats, l.OlK.OOO bu., compared
with 401,000 bu. a year ago.
Clearance wre: Wheat and flour equal
to 1,000,000 bu.; corn, 4,000 bu.; oats, 443,000
bu.
' Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 874K,c; No 8
hard, (xH487c; No. 4 hard, 83Si3f86c.
CORN No. 3 white. 63;; No. $ white,
63W6314C: No. 4 white. SO'Aiwiic; No. 8 color,
62Hc; No. 2 yellow, Hc; No. $ yellow,
We; No. 4 yellow. BwSoWic; No. 2,
No. 3, C9c; No. 4, $8$ti(SKc.
OATS-No. 3 white. Site: standard.
JiHc; No. 3 white, SKgc; No. 4 white,
JOVtc.
BARLEY Malting, 6Sfic: No. 1 feed.
RYE No. 2, 8H80c; No. 3 rye, 7H
6Sc. ' ,
Carlot Receipts.
Wbeat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 2S6 311 &S9
Kansas City 152 (2 14
St. Louis , 108 15 4
Omaha 7 12 22
Northwest receipts compared with year
ago: 1912. 1911.
Minneapolis 468 320
Duluth ?2 IMS
Winnipeg ........1101 8U7
white. 64c; No. 3, 6oc: December. 63c; I
May. iC-pae.
OATS Standard, 34c.
BARLEY Malting, 58S72c.
! OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
-NEW YORK GEXKHAL MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN" AND PROVISION!
Featarea of the Trading and Clpslay
Prices en Board of Trad.
CHICAGO, Oct 15. Falling off in ex
port demand today cut down the price of
wheat. The close was nervous at a de
cline of c to 1V.C net Decided weak
ness in all European markets discouraged
wheat owners here and caused rather
free unloading at the start. Short sellers
also took a hand and there was no rally
until reports came that Sorvla And Bul
garia would probably declare war before
night December ranged 'from 93o to
944c with latest transactions at 94c a
decrease oil Tto under last night.
Fine weather and the weakness of
wheat tended to ease off the corn market
December closed steady, a shade net
lower at 6353ttc. Cash grades wr
slow. -No. 2 yellow was quoted at 64
fe4c.
Oata sagged with other grain and be
cause of export call most of the day was
poor. December closed at 32&c.
firmness in tne hog market exerted
great influence on provisions. The best
advance was for December lard. 18Vc.
rne leading luiures ranged as follows i
Article! Open-I Hlgh.rLown'cloaeTYes'y.
Wheatl
Dec.. 94'4ei
May. i mm
July. 94i
Corn. I . I
Dec..63tytH!
May.62W
July. I ftftfcl
Oats. I
Oats. I
Dec..32ifi
9841
95ij
53V4I
62
May,
July.
Pork.
Oct..
May.
Jan..
Lard.
Oct..
May.
Jan..
Ribs.
Oct..
May.
Jan..
17 SO
19 20
19 57
11 77
10 60
1112
S2i
84
17 70
19 30
19 70
U 82
10 62
1120
a asked; b
1102 i 11 Oi
10 10-121 U 30
10 37 A W 40
Did.
93j 94a
97HI W
94 J 08b
E2T4I 6SHb
624 62b
32H 3244a
34H
17 62
19 05
19 40
11 76
10 82
11
1100
11 07
10 27
34a
S4ftD
17 66a
19 26a
192a
94
63Ha
Pa
52 '4
32Ta
M4
17 W
19 12
19 62
U 80 11 82tt
19C2a
11 17
1105
10 17b
1040a
10 60-51
U 10
u
12 00
10 3214
ACREAGE FOR SALES
HILLCREST ADDITION.
Best and cheapest suburban acre prop
arty near city. Fins country home sites
and garden tracts convenient to car. sur
veyed, platted and staked in Iota of
V4 acre to 1 acres and priced from tUi
per acre up. Coma early and get your
choice of a lot ia this beautiful addi
tion. Call for plat and descriptive
literature. C. R. Combs, 909 to 814 Bran
dels Theato.- Bldg. Phones Doug. 8918,
A-1711.
The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising U the Road to
Business 8uccess. . '
Coffee Market..
NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-COFFE-Futures
market opened irregular at an advance
of five points on October which was
Influenced by the firm spot situation, but.
generally i to 9 pom lower in response
to lower European cabies. The close was
steady. 3 to 9 points net lower. Sales.
112,000 bags;-October and November, 14.08c-
December, and January, nioc; February,
14.08c; March, 14.20j. April 14.26c; May,
June, July and August, 14f2c; September.
14.33c. Spot o'.ffeo rteb.-y; Rio No. 7,
15c; Santoa No. 4, 1 lS-16c. Mild, quiet;
Cordova, lOV'iUSo.
Terpentine and Rosin
SAVANNAH. r,:i., C":t. 53. TURPEN
TINE Firm, 363i)'c; sales. '! bbls.; re
ceipts, 004 bbls.; h'piuentx, 99 obis.; stock
34.559 bbls.
ROSIN Firm; sales, 2,229 bbls: receipts
3.432 bbls.; Stoox. 10;, 403 bbla. Quote. B.
$6.36; D. . -$.; E. $6. to; F. G, $0.526.55:
H. $6.55; I. $6.57H; K, $UOfi!.75: M, $7.C6
7.20; N, 7.70; WG, $8.15; WW. $8.40.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-COTTON-Fu-tures
opened steady; October, 10.80c; No
vember. 10.35c; December, 10.52c; January,
10.52c; March, 10.7oc; May, 10.80c; July.
10.83c; August, 10.78c; September, 10.80c,
utfercd.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, $4,809
5.00; straights, $4.10$4.60; spring patents,
$4.0504.80; straights, 84.O0rcM.lb; bakers,
$3.754.00. '
RYE NO. 2. 70c. :
BARLEY-Feed of mixing, 4&B5Jc; fair
to choice malting, 6073c.
SEEDS-Timotny, 83.W8M.oo. - clover.
$13.0018.00. t
PROVISIONS Mesa pork. in.ozttfffl
17.76. Lard (in tierces), $11.96. Short ribs
(loose). $10.7BU,26.
Total clearances or wheat and itour
were equal to 1,030,000 bu. Primary re
ceipts were 2.641,000 bu., compared with
1,067,000 bu. the corresponding day a year
ago. The world s visible supply, as snowa
by Bradstreet's, increased 8,672.000 bu.
Estimated receipts ror tomorrow:
Wheat, 188 cars; corn, 192 cars; oats, 367
cars; hogs, 26,000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices w heat: ino. rea.
$1 .0891.10; No. 3 red. 98c$l.06; No. 2 hard,
94tt$:9&c; No. hard, 93bWc; No. I
northern, WWWMio; no. 2 nortnern, iw
S3o; No. I spring, 91 93c; No. 8 spring.
84Jfllc; No. 4 spring, 82BW6c; no. a velvet
chaff, 879o; No. 1 durum, 90904,o.
Corn: No. 2. 3fcffi4c: No. 3 white. 640
64Hc; No. 2 yellow, 464V4c; No. 8, 62(g
63ftc; No. 3 white, 63H(3Sc; No. 8 yel
low, 6464e; No. 4, 60&2Hc; No. 4 white,
62'463c; No. 4 yellow, fiOftfiSc. Oats:
No. 2, 33c; No. 2 white, 3435c; No. 3,
32c; No. 3 white, 384334c; No. 4 white,
32(rtM)Wc: standard, 8434c.
BUTTER-tsteady; creameries, 25Z9c;
dairies. 2227c.
EGGS Steady ; receipts 6.393 cases; at
mark, cases included, 192oc; ordinary
firsts, 21o ; firsts, 24c.
CHEESE Steady ; daisies. 1717Hc;
twins, lti17c; young Americas, 17
lc; long horns, 17174c. ,
POTATOES Steady; receipts, 60 cars;
Minnesota, 424?c; Michigan and Wiscon
sin. 40$46c.
POULTRY Alive, steady; turkeys, 15c;
chickens, llV4c; springs, 13c. ,
VEAL Steady, fr&Uc.
Minneapolis Grata. Marks!.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 15.-CORN-No. 3
yellow. 65'66c.
OATS No. 3 white. 30HPl4c.
RYE No. 2, 62&c
FEED Mill stuff shows 3,024 tons; de
mand fair, prices unchanged.
BRAN In lOO-lb. sacks, $18.7519.50.
FLOUR First patents, $4.45&4.75; sec
ond patents, $4. 30ft 4. 65; first clears, $3.30
ig3.65: second clears, $2.(0&e.80.
FLAX-41.69H&1.60.
BARLEY-43i66c.
Kansas City Grain aad Provision.
KANSAS CITY, Oct 16. WHEAT
Cash, unchanged to le lower; No. I hard,
90tf94c; No. 8. 8893c; No. 2 red, $1.04$
1.07; No. 8. 9631.05.
CORN-No. 2 mixed, 613c; No. 3. 60$
62c; No. 2 white, 68G8ic; No. 3. 658c.
OATS Unchanged, Vfca higher; No. t
white, 8634c; No. 2 mixed, 3333ttc.
HAY Unchanged. ,
RYE Unchanged,
((notations of the Itay on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-FLOt'R-rset-
uea; spi-ins natents. 14.fini4.90: winter
straights, n.4an.uu; winter patents, 4.i
ti spring clears, I4.s$i4.50; extra xc.
1 winter. $4.104.20; extra No. 3 winter,
nmn.io; Kansas straights, $4.1.m-4.2&.
Rye flour, steady; fair to good, $3.4.00;
su.utt-e tu taui'y, 14.64.10.
CORN M EA L Steady ; fine whits and
yeuow l.StxjU.Tv; coarse. i.6Wl.6; ki.n
dried, $4.15.
RYR-Mteady; No. I western, 8c; c. I
t. asked.
WUEAT-Spot market easy; No. 3 red,
$1.06. elevator, and $1.05V4. f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern, luluth. $1.01, f. o. b..
atloat; futures market closed He net
lower; December, $1.01S1.02V; closed at
$1.02; May closed at $1.06.
CORN Spot market steady; export,
5o, f. o. b afloat; December to
March.
OATS Spot market, quiet; No. 3, 39c;
No. 4, 36c; white clipped. 39fc42c.
HAY Steady; prime, sl.w; ao. 1, $1.10(8
1.15; No. 2. 31.004W.06: No. 3 S5c.
FEED Steady ; western spring bran.
lU-lb. sacks. 33.S5; siamlaiu middling.
$26.00; city. $24.60.
HIDES Firm: Bogota, 272Sc; Cen
tral American, 27'c.
LEATH ER Firm : hemlock firsts, 27
f28o; seconds, 252te; thirds. 22j$23iic;
rejects, l&c.
PROVISIONS-Pork. firm; mess. $19.80
n9.50; family. $22.0023.00; short clear.
$21.5024.00. Beef, strong; mew, $17.00
U.tiu; family, $21.0022.00; beef hams,
$28.003l.6ft Cut meats, quiet; pickled
bellies, 10 to 12 lbs., $12.0014.50; pickled
hams, $14.00. Lard, steady; middle west.
$12.30i!U40; refined, firmer; continent,
$12.80; South America, $13.35; compound,
$8,600 8. 25.
HOPS-Steady; state, medium to choice.
1913. 2733c; Pacific coast. 1912. 1823c.
TALLOW steady; city, $0.20; country,
$T).87i!c.624; special, $7.12W.
BUTTE R Steady ; June make firsts,
ZPAc; current make, firsts, 24c.
CHEESE-Unchanged; steady.
St. Loots General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 15,-FLOUR-Strong;
red winter patents, $4.85g,5.10; extra fancy
and straight, $4.J64.75.:. hard winter clears,
$3.608.90.
SEBD-Timothy. $18.00.
CORNMEAL-Unchanged, $3.60.
BRAN Weak; sacked east track, 98c
$1.04.
HAY Firm; timothy, 813.50Cl8.50; prai
rie, 314.0O91V00.
BAGGING 10 S-I6c.
HEMP TWINE 8c.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanged ; .lob
bing. $16.75. Lard, unchanged; prime
steam. . $11.3211.82. Dry salt meats,
lower; boxed extra shorts, $12. 12; clear
rlba 812.12V4; sliuft clears. I12.37V4. Baron,
lower, boxed extra shorts, $13.124; clear
ribs, $13.12H; short clears, 313. 37H.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 12,000 29,000
Wheat, bu 108,cX) 157,000
Com, bu 15,000 47,000
Oats, bu. , 4,000 131,000
Liverpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 15.-WHEAT-Spot
steady; No, 3 Manitoba, 8s 5Hd. Futures,
weak; October, 7sll4d; December, 7s lid;
March. 7sd.
CORN Spot, firm; pew American kiln
dried, 7s 4d. Futures, weak; October,!
6sSHd: October, 6s 3d; December,
6s 3vd. -
Sew York Money Market,
NEW, YORK, Oct. 15.-Closlng quota
tions on bonds today were as follows:
V. 8. nr. U, nc...ll K. C. Be. nr. to... :
do coupes 101 U 8. too. 4s 1J1., MH
V. 8. W. rt a V. unl. 4i..., H
0 esupoa vl'n. K. a T. 1st 4i. n
V. B. 41. reg W do (en. 4H. 14
e eouooa Ut Mo. Picltlo u Tt
Pna to. coupon.. leifc Mnv. u t7k
A.-C. 1st to etts.... n N R R ot K 4H N
Amr. Af. lot oN. T- c. g. IHs... M
A. T. a T. . 4S..1HH do 4b. 4s M
"Am. Tobtooo to.;.UHN. Y. K". H. H.
'Armour Co. 4ns. 1 ct. t4 K
Atchlaon tea. ..., SiliN. a W. lit . it. ?
4o v. 4a IMS 10544 do or. 4..........U54
&o 1 No. Psclflo 4a., t... tt
A. C. U 1st 4.. S4 do to
Bl. a Ohio 4S..... STIiO. 8. 1 rfdf. 4... 12
Mo t Pons. e. lm jwj.. 7
Broot. Tr. ?. 4t... M do 000. 4s.... .,..1014
Oen. ot 0. to 107 Reading (on. 4s.... M
Don. liosthor to....-? MB. U a . F. ff, 4 77
Choi, a Ohio Vk.. t do (tn. U.. 14
do oonv. 44 ...'. W8l. U 8. W. t. 4s. M
Chics- a A. 10.. 44 8. A. h. sdi. to.... T4
C. B. Q. 1. 4..... Klo. Put. col. 4s IK
do goo. M do c, 4o ms
O M a 8 r cv 4m.. 95 do 1st rot 4s..... 13
C. It. I. a P. c. 4s. tio. Raiivir ( imh
do iff. to 17 do foa. 4o , 7 ,
C. ft 8. r 4k e 4m M Union Pwific
D. a H. er. 4.... T4 do . to lot I
D. ft R. a. rof. 6s U do 1st ft rtf. 4... 15
Dtittllors' I 71 V. 8. Rubber to.... 10
Erie s, I. to MV. 8. Steel M IS...102U
do gen. 4 17Va,-Cr. Cheiii. tt. w
do T. 4, tor. B n Was, 1st ft si. 4. 17
III. Cen. let ref. to M Wottera Md. 4 mi
Inter. Met. 4Vto..., 11 West. Rleo. er. 6,.. M
Inter. M. M. 4.. sWla Ceatntl 4 tlx
Japan 4 Hi 14
Bid. Ottered.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Oct. 15.Closing quotations
on stocks today were:
Consols, moner .... 11 Loulevtlle ft V......163
, 7 M K. T... ta
. &074, N. Y. Central,... ...I17H
IIS steers. !.ll3 6 8
8 StlTIS
Feeding" Cattle Active and Steady,
with Killers Slow.
HOGS ARE FIVE TO TEN LOWER
Sheep and lam ha la Very Moderate
oppl, While All Kinds Are
Very Active Sellers and Tea
to Fifteen Ulster.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 15, 1912.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hoss. Slieep
Official Monday 14.7t4 2.4T1 2V
Estimate Tuesday ....9,30 7. WO :s,5u.
Two days this week..24.W4 9.571 4S.72.'
Same last week 54.SW (1.33(1 SO.W
Same 2 weeks ago IS.SH'4 13.(31 947
cSaino 3 weeks ago 23.815 !,:t S4.1VS
Same 4 weeks ago 17,7 .a7 3,4j
Same days last year... 31,718 S.HM Wl,xl
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaita
for the year to date as compared wit"
ast year 1912. 191 1. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 771. iM 812,725 14l,Oii
Hogs 3.404.575 1.934.42S 4T0.147
"hep 3.173.6S1 3. ltti.ti.tT 7.W4
The following table shutvs me range ot
prices for hogs at South Omaha for th
It st tew days with comparisons:
Date. I 1513. 1811.1910,!1SK, 11908. 11907. Il90t).
a
Oct. ...
Oct. 7..
Oct. ..
Oct ..l i 77Kil 8 471 1 7 831 SOi 6 071 6 30
Oct. 10. 1 t 7lHI 6 34 S 22j j S 15 111 6 3j
I 321 8 401 V 7I Sll
8 70-SI 43j S 471 T 4t 16 5 82
S 76 I S 27 7 57 15 5 98 6 32
uct. 11.
Ot-t. 12.
Oct. 13.
Oct. 14.
Oct. 15.
8 i 0 21 8 Z
8 87 t 24
I 27,
8 85-V 37
8 41
8 35
8 37
8 49
7 7 I 1.-1 20
7 70 i 9B 6 111 07
7 5t 6 7 !;
7 40 5 &8 fl
7 4S 5 5S f01 33
Sunday.
lteceiis and disposition of live stock
at the I'nlon Stock yards for twenty
tour hours ending yesterday at 3 o'clock;
RECEIPTS OA R8.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.Hor' 8.
1
C. M. St. P. Ry.
Wabash R. R ..
Missouri Pacific Ry. 5
t'nion Pacific R. R. M
C. A N. V.. east.... 5
C. N. W.. west... fii
C. B, O.. east... 3
C, St. P., M. & O
C, R Q, . west... 211
C, R I, p.. east.. 5
C, R. I., A P., west. 5
Illinois Central Rv. 1
Chicago U. W. Ry.. ..
Total receipts ..391
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
tv43 , l.i: 1.14.I
3
23 73 !!
S
14 S3 1
:; ::
21 3
2
4
2
10!t 110 1
Morris. & Co.....
Swift CO 1.109
Oudahy Packing Co.... 1,342
Armour ',, 1,278
fehwarti & Co,
Morrell 37
VV. B. Vansant Co.... 172
Wenton, Vansant A L. " 54
Hill a Son 4(4
r . B. Lewis ooi
Huston Co 164
J. B. Root & Co 414
J. M. Bulla 27
L. P. Hum
Rosenstock Bros 4M
MoCreary A. , Kellogg.. 4M
wermeimer & DeicaiA. l.iia
H. F. Hamilton 240
Rothschild ft Krebs.... 277
Mo. & Kan. Calf. Co.. HJ
Inline A Christie 407
Other buyers , l.tas
1.13s
2,048
2,3.:!
181
2.535
3.0S8
5,i7;
14,781
27.324
do -account
Amsl. Copper ..
Aneconda
Atchlaon ,
do pfd
Bal. ft Ohio....
Canadian Puttie
Che, ft Ohio...
ChlcjLSo O. W...
C, M. ft 8.
Do Been ...
Denver ft R.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd...
do id efd....
Grand Trunk .
llllnola Central
Norfolk ft W.
.1U do sfd
.1044 Ontario ft W
.10 Pennsylvania
. 27 Rand Mine ......
....... 84 Reading
H Southern Railway
P 114 do ptd
1 southern Pacific .
O...;. tt Union Pacific ....
....... 40 do pfd
6C. 8. Steel
M do pfd
44 Wahaab ,
... M do pfd
...13
.11
.
. M
. K
. M
. M
. 84
.1H
.17ST4
.
. 10
.117 1
4
14
Wheat, bu....
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Receipts. Shipments
...153.000 14,000
... 10,000 li.ono
... 14,000 13,000
Milwaukee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 15.-WHEATNo. 1
northern, 04?u95c: No. 2 northern, 80S2c:
No. 2 hard winter, 92fi93c; December, 91
U02c bid; May, 95T,c bid.
CORN-No, 3 yellow, 6gS6c; No, 3
Condition of Treasary.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 1,7.-The condition
of the United States treaeury at the be
ginning of business today was: Working
balance In treasury funds. $89,089,021. In
banks and Philippine treasury, 3.',0J2.l)88.
Total of general fund. 1145.622,226. Re.
celpts yesterday, $1,143,730. Disbursement
were $2,198,301. The deficit to dato this
fiscal year $9,018,449, as against a deficit
of $19,656,423 at this time last year.
-
V 1st hie Supply of Grata.
NEW YORK, Oct 15.flpeclal cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreet's show th following changes
tn available supplies, as compared wltb
previous account: Available Supplies
Wheat. United States, East Rockies, in
creased 2,075,000 bu.; United States, , West
Rockies, decreased 470.000 bu.; Canada,
Increased 6.788.00A bu. Total United
States and Canada, Increased 3,372,000 bu.;
afloat for and In Europe, Increased 200,000
du. Total American and Europena, In
creased 8,672,000 bu. Corn. United States
and Canada, Increased 693,000 bu. Oats
United Hcates and Canada, decreased
929,000 bu. Tito leading Increases and de
creases repotted this wweek follow: In
creasesManitoba. 8,275,000 bu. : Lincoln
and viclnii, 110.000 bu.: Minneapolis
private eluvalorf. 100,000 bu.: Ogdensburr,
W.008 bu.; Kncvllle, fSlriO bu. Decreases-
Davenuort, t.S.wO 1 u ; Dallas 66,000 bu.
1 -
St. t.oals Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7,000 head, including 3,400 Texans;
market steady; native shipping and ex
porting steers, $8.00(10.75; dressed ana
butcher steers, $5.60&10; stackers nnd
feeders, $3.75&76; cows and heifers, $6.78
8.60; oanners, $2.7534.00; bulls, $4.00ip.60;
calves, $&. OWll. 60; Texas and Oklahoma
steers, $4-507.00; cows and heifers, $3.25
frS.OO.
HOGS Receipts, 10,000 head; market
steady: pigs and lights, $6.75(95.25: mixed
and butchers, $5.75,9.26; good heavy, $9.00
49.20.
SHEES AND ' LAM BB Receipts, 4.000
head; market 15c higher; muttons, $3.8Tyif
4.10; lambs, 5.50ft)j; culls and bucks, 11.60
3.25; stockers. $2.75ig0.60. ,
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Oct. 16.-CATTLE-Receipts,
$.800 head; market steady;
steers, $6.7510.60; cows and heifers, $3,253
$.75; calves, $4.6Oi41.0O.
HOOS-Recelpts, 6,500 headr market
slow; top, $.; bulk of sales. $8.858.95.
SHEEP AND IMRS-Recelpts, 9.000
head; market steady; lambs, $6.0O7.OO.
Rank Clearings.
OMAHA. Oct. 16.-Bank clearings for
today were $4,496,109.63. as compared with
$2,503,230.37 the sapie day last year. -
Totals is W9
CATTLE Recelnta of cattle wars v.rv
liberal again today. 372 cars being re
ported in. While this Is decidedly smaller
than yesterday, It was very liberal for
a Tuesday, making the total run for the
two days this week 24,000 head. This is
about the same or slightly smaller than
for the corresponding period last week
and larger than a year s go by !,QW head
or more,
Stork cattle and feeders were the first
to sell. It would appear that the country
realized that the range season Is well ad
vanced and that the time to buy cattle Is
when the runs are large. As a result
mere were a good many country buyers
In both yesterday snd today and they
bought so freeely 'that in spite of tlie
large run the market both- ditvs .was
active, with the beet grades ot cattle
fully steady. Common 'cattle were as a
matter of course more or leas neglected
and weak to lower. Thero were, however,
a great many medium to pretty decent
cattle that were also a little slow, with
prices only steady or barely steady. Tak
ing the market as a whole, however, the
feeders sold very freely and at prices en'
tlrely . satisfactory to the-selling Inter
ests The fact that the heavy runs this
week have not broken the market to, any
appreciable extent would indicate that
buyers want the cattle and are willing
to pay current prices for them.
Beef steers started out rather slow and
dull, and that was also true of cows and
heifers. The feeder trade seemed to at
tract the most attention at the beginning
and packers were inclined to hold back
until at least a Dart of the feeders bad
been moved cut of the way before trying
to do very much. Thus the market on
all kinds of killing cattle was slow and
weak in opening, although the strictly
good cattle were generally picked up in
good season In the morning at sieaay
lirlcen.
Quotations on Native Cattle Good to
choice beef steers, $.26ijl0.00; fair to good
beef steers, $7.25f 8.25; common to fair
beef steers, $t.0Ou7.26; good to choice
heifers, $5.i&&.oo; goou 10 cnoice cows,
iK.nftfitt.Za: fair to good grades, $4.405.50;
common to fair grades, $3.264.40; good W
choice stockers ana teeners,
fair to good Blockers ana reeaers. d.z;ko
enii' pmnmnn tn fair stockers and feed
ere, $4.605.26; stock cows and heifers,
$4.506.76; veal calves, $4 (54(9.00; bulls,
tiiaau tf 14. 5Ml.fi. M).
Quotations on Rang Cattle Good to
choice beet steers, tu.ouiB'O.w; mir s
ht KMn. tti.00faS.50: common to fair
beef steers, $a.00j.00.
Representative sales:
COWS.
At. Pr. No. at. rr.
121 4 14
STOCKERS AND l'KEDERS.
Ml i 70 K 74 M
xvir.aTii'TJNS MKRRA8KA.
VI triom . l& n ii 4 feeders. .11 45
II ,.nna 1115 4 GO 54 calves... 352 50
968 5 40
8S1 6 88
18 feeders.. HON 6 45
3 feeders.. WW W
cows 910 4 SO
14 bulls 1300 4 55
34 cows !W 5 20
iZH Ro 12, steers.. ..1216 6 u
E. J. Lamolne Wyo.
11 cows SS7 5 & 11 steers.... 9.7) 6 40
7 cows 897 4 10 6 covws 1100 5 25
D. R. Whtttaker Wyo.
22 cows 91! 50 t ows 893 4 70
6 cows S7I 3 60 16 cows...
COLORADO,
42 steers.... Sll 6 10. 6 steers..
!J. feeders. 1047 6
12 feeder. . 90S 6 Oft
cows 1000 6 00
3 heifers... 666 S 10
O. Bell & Son-Colo.
21 cows 1018 4 M 4 cows 925 4 35
4 steers.,.. fsM 6 00
ed Nelson Colo.
9 cows 933 4 90 8 cows SS3 3 75
SOUTH DAKOTA.
heifers... 7tH 5 45 a feeders.. 784 6 20
heitiTs... 7!3 4 65
J. B. Kendrlck-Mont.
'5 steers.. ..1172 6 50 6 steers... .1170 6 20
J ateets... .1265 6 90 19 steers... .124X1 6 30
IMHig-it was a case of sellers trying
to get at least steady prices on the hog
market and most of the buyers persisting
in getting their hogs as cheap as pos
sible. H.'llirs were forced to let go bulk
of the offerings about 5810c below the
gvneral market yesterday. There may
have been a tittle trade at the opening at
steady prices on the part of shippers and
speculators, but business done on packing
aocount was lndltferent and slow. As of
.ate the packer buyers were the chief
factors in the trade, taking almost all
the holdings out of first hands. Towards
the close of the supply of hogs unsold was
apparently not large tnough to meet the
need of the ouyers who had not at that
time satlstied their requirements. Pack
era filled a few orders at the close only
a nickel lower tbsn the general run at
prices yesterday. Most of the hogs sold
around $S,758.85. with a top of $S. being
paid for the host hogs on the market.
The shipping demand was very light and
the speculators coriHtdertng the trade
extremely uncertain early In the morning
were very conservative In their opera
tions. A very fair run arrived. In the neigh
borhood of 105 cars, or 7,100 head were
yarded as compared with 4.537 head a
week ago and 3.797 head on the corre
sponding day last year. The general
quality was much better than yesterday,
although the supply of really choice hogs
was very small.
Representative sales:
No. At. Hh. Pr. So,
64 M0 ... I TO II..
t 231 tft t 73
ti 1511 4 I Tt
tC ill !44 t 74
ti4 ... i ;r,
141 80 I 7,1
it ltd 240 $ 71
74, ......112 .... 171
4 an m n
it !M t I Tt
M 3 W I 7&
tt S07 SO 77'i
71....... M 1M IM
Ml 113 IM I td
K ) ... s m
t: rrs ... is
75 14 SO lit'
to :u tot t
it tit w tai
34 3M 10 I 40
M 214 ... It
77. ......14. M IM
m a.t him
ft STt ll IN
m t tie im
31.... ...164 0 W
Av. 8h- Pr.
...m m i id
3 371 N IN
K .ill W IN
U 271 )(W IN
41 tft M I N
71 231 M I S
, 17 S40 20V I Oil
I 17 IM 1 IS
i.....'..:u ... im
41 M M ID
II IM ... I SO
7i 2U4 It IN
IH....... 110 I 12 V
I XM ... I 12V
71 244 4ft I 1214
7(1 211
71 Ill
4...,,..I?J
7..
IT,..,
II....
T....
77....
.217
I II
... I K
W III
til a m
.K) IM IK
.11
..204
..IM
,.nt
,.i4
I li
44) I H
... I J
... I U
... I w
No.
I...
...
6 feeders.. 860 6 80
S calves... 313 60
7 cows 1067 6 00
18 feeders. .863 6 60
8 cows 9W 4 64
11 feeders? 8W 6
8 heifers... 871 6 75
3 cows 866 6 30-
22 cows 716 6 20
11 cows 797 4 40
calves... 267 40 128 teeders..luu 7a
69 steers ... lia 15 4 feeders. .1010 6 7?
6 feeders.. 900 6 10 si neirers... bj d no
25 feeders.. 806 6 90 11 c. & hfs. il 4 6
.. 970 4 26 20 Cows 845 6 10
14 heifers... 878 4 86 12 feeders.. 614 JoO
15 calves... 326 "W csives... mi t vi
7.ir, . HO 76 8 COWS 868 t 00
22eeders..l01O 6 25 121 feeders.. 906 6 30
60 feeders.. 1062 6 50 31 belters... 888 6 30
19 feeders..l041 6 " 1 feeders.. 812 6 25
11 steers.... 912 U w b cows iw
9 steers.,.. 846 20 heifers... 794 4 45
66 steers ... 964 6 25 67 steers.... 855 10
25 steers. .,. 946 6 10 16 steers.... oo3 o
7 atMr . . . 778 6 75
32 teeaen .lino 7 40 4S feeders.. 1048 7 15
29 feeders.. 893 7 00 24 cs. ft hs.. 882 5 s5
2 heifers... 675 w t cows iw o a
4 feeders.. 1395 40
J. Sturdevant Neb
steers.. ..1138 6 20 12 cows V10 5 30
3 cows...., 800 4 00 t cows..... 8&0 ifO
Tester Bros. Neb.
43 feeders. .1065 6 15 20 feeders.. 892 S 90
28 cows..... 973 5 10 4 cows 956 4 25
6 steers.... 966 4 75
R s. Van Tassell Neb.
43 steers. ...1139 6 85
Mllldale Cattle Co. Neb.
28 cows Hrt $ 05. 82 cows 823 4 60
60 cows 875 4 40 67 calves... 181 8 60
16 calves.., 233 6 25
. Z. Ooodwln Neb.
15 cows 112 8 40 21 cows 980 1 10
22 calves... 151 $50 1$ cows 800 4 to
N. C Dow en, . Nebraska
& steers.... $44 6 Oti 116 steers.... 843 0 00
WYOM1NU. '
8 ateers....l218 6 25 4 steer 1082 6 2
3 cows 906 6 20
21 steers.. ..10W 6 00
36 cows 960 6 25
6 steers. ...1110 100
14 cows 798 $ 7s
12 cows 1031 6 25
32 calves... 277 7 25
21 cows 869 4 75
42 feeders.. 596 6 90
3 feeders.. 844 90
7 feeders.. 1061 6 25
11 feeders.. 1030 6 00
16 feeders.. 631 6 35
7 steers., ..1228 6 35
31 cows 911 6 30
19 feeders.. 939 6 85
20 cows..... 967 6 65
57 feeders.HW 7 25
2 feeders.. 1074 6 65
46 cows.. .,.1026 5 60
13 steers. ... 9S8 6 W)
17 cows..... 910 6 20
8 steers.. ..1091 6 65
12 cs. ft hs. 942 5 40
18 steers... .1300 6 70
4 steers.. ..1350 6 70
10 steers..,. 7f7 6 15
27 heifers... 576 6 50
17 feeders.. 1065 25
13 cows 988 t 2
18 feeders.. 798 20
8 cows 1016 6 35
26 steers.. ..1188 6 30
x cows 895 4 10
24 feeders.. 1076 6 65
63 feeders.. 1141 7 60
K3 feeders.. 96 7 15
57 feeders.. 870 6 W
7 steers,. ..1220 6 50
121 71 ... IM 7S ... I JS
II M ... 7 IS m ... I TI
11 1S ... IM II. US ... T
SHEEP Yesterday's comparatively
small run of sheep and lambs for this
time of the year was followed by a sim
ilar supply this morning, as only about
100 load or 2S."J head were reported In
as against 42,222 last Tuesday, 47,042 two
weeks ago and 67,616 on the same day
a year ago. With limited receipts and
still further Improvement In the general
trade on other markets, local buyers
showed considerable activity In going
after everything at all desirable In the
killing line. As on yesterday, the major
ity ot. ma ouerings was ot rattier com
mon quality, there being, however, sev
eral loads of very good stuff on sals.
The great part ot today's supply of both
sheep and Iambs sold readily at prices
fully 10j'15e higher, a complete clearance
being made In very good season. A three
car string of . iat lambs with 20$ head
out sold early at $6.86; a bunch of kill
ing ewes brought $4.00 and a string of
fat wethers sold as high as $4.60.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, $.60J.96-, lambs, fair to
good, $6.25j4.0; iambs, feeders, $3,666.40;
yearlings, light, . $4.8u$4.35k yearlings,
heavy, $4.5504.80; yearlings, feeders, $4,700
$.15; wethers, good to cholon, $4.04.35;
wethers, fair to good, $1 76474.00; wethers,
feeders, $3. 45$ 1. 10; ewes, good to choice,
$3.60&3.85; ewes, feeders, $3.0003.75; ewes,
yearling breeders, $4.006.00; ewes, sged,
$3 004(4.50; culls, sheep and bucks, $1.7if
2.75.
Representative sales:
Na. A v.
95 Wyoming ewes ..104
392 Wyoming lambs ...70
274 Wyoming lambs 66
264 Wyoming lambs, feeders. ,.K 69
133 Wyoming Iambs, feeders.... 69
228 Wyoming ewes, feeders 93
24 Wyo. ewes, feeders, culls... Til
m Wyoming swes 101
29 Wyoming wether 106
97 Wyoming yearlings, feeder 6
Pr.
3 75
660
660
6 20
2
3SS
385
35
4 16
476
4 60
10
06
00
1 26
6 40
336
336
6 76
36
t 16
6 80
460
2 50
3 26
l.
4 70
( M
6
4 40
40
640
6 40
6 35
6 40
3 70
860
4 15
3 60
3 1
t 40
$ 26
$90
26
6 25
6 26
4 00
600
7 00
600
600
28 Idaho yearlings 90
301 Idaho lambs, feeders 64
242 Idaho lambs, feeders 69
634 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 60
165 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 41
690 Idaho lambs .....78
344 Wyoming ewes, feeders 91
250 Wyoming ewes, feeders 91
119 Wyoming lambs, feeders.., 46
3t6 Wyoming lambs, feeders... 67
263 Vtah lambs, feeders.. , 47
361 Utah lambs, feeders 57
87 ITtah yearlings 77
37 lUah swes 95
211 Utah ewes W
S42 Utah ewes 109
100 Utah yearlings 76
271 Utah iambs
148 Montana lambs, feeders.... 46
352 Montana lambs, feeders.... 62
360 Montana lambs, feeders.... 63
677 Montana lambs, feeders.... 2
123 Montana lambs, reeaers....
3I 8. D. lambs, feeders.. 83
141 Idaho lambs 68
223 Idaho ewes ....109
99 Idaho ewes, culls 99
37$ Neb. wethers, feeders 91
476 Wyoming ewes, feeders..., 97
380 Wyoming ewes 112
4U Wyoming lumbs 70
38 Wyoming lambs, culls...... 66
251 tfoutli Uakota, ewes......... loo
615 ti. O. lambs, feeders 62
90 ti. D. lambs, feeders 61
83 H. 1). lambs, feeder culls... 42
110 South Dakot aewes 112
lftf Houth Dakota yearlings. .. . 87
43 native lambs 93
732 Nebraska lambs, feeders.. 46
210 Nebraska lambs, feeders.. 46
CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle glow Hogs !'
settled -Sheep Strong.
CATTLE Receipts, 6.500 bead; market
slow and steady; beeves. $3.60(0)10.90; Texas
. . mi EM.InA, uAa, wtAAwM S 7FJ5TI
9.0O; stockers and feeders. $4.257.3C; cows
and heifer. $2.0&00; davea, $7.0(tj'9.75.
HOGS R celpts, 3,00Q head; market un
settled; liirht. l.6ftfKi,30; mixed, $.?0.35;
heavy? $.(f.35; rough, $8.608.80; pigs,
$5.00'08.r; bulk of sale $8.96t).30.
BIUESP AND LAM B9 Receipts, 30,000
head: market strong: native. $3.464.7$:
western, $JVMWj4.!m; yearlings, . 4.SVO'o.W;
lambs, H-oWi.Jo; western, rt.wvi.s.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. li-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 20.000 bead, including 600 southerns;
market steady and strong, cows weak:
dressed beer ana export steers, w.wxtj)
10.75; rair to good. j.oUfl.; western
steers. $4.65ft8.96; stockers and feeders.
$4.60r7.85; southern steers, $4.25&5.$5;
cows, $3.356500; native cows, $3.36(86.40;
native heifer, Jo.Wflri.W; bulls, $3.73.Z5;
oalves, ki.OiiO.OO.
MOOS Keceipts, 12.0W nead; markot
weak: bulk of sales, $8.7(Xn&00: heavy.
t8.9ofi0.o5: packers and butchers. $8.80fr
9.00; light, $8.Mj.S5; pigs, $6.&07.75.
SHEliJr" AMD LAMBS KecelptS, 7,000
head: market 25c to 40c higher; lambs.
5.7itfi7.3f; yearlings. $460(3(.6a; wethers,
$4.0OU4.6O: ewes, $3.5034.25;, stockers and
teeders, $2.ooh.oo.
Stock in Right.
Receipts of live stock t the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday: -
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha..... 9.300 7.100 28,600
St. Joseph 3,800 6.600 t.OOo
Kansas City 20,000 12,000 7.000
St. Louis 7,000 10,000 4.000
Chicago 6,500 16.0U0 30,000
Totals.! 46,600 51,600 73,500
NEW YORK jiTOCK MARKET
Trading Opens Active, Taking Cue
from Foreign Exchanges.
SELLING OCCURS IN FINAL SOLTl
"""""""
Setback Coincides with Advices from
'
Chicago that Wound Suffered
by Colonel Roosevelt Is
Serious Oae.
NEW rORK. Oct. 16,-Taking Its cue
from abroad, where all exchanges were
stronger as a result of the support ten
dered by substantial interests, the-stook
market here opened active and almost
buoyant. Gains of 1 to 2 points were
numerous In the first hour.
In the final hour, however, a selling
movement of moderate proportions wiped
out the greater part of the early 'gains
and th close was irregular. The setback
conlclded with advices from Chicago that
the wound suffered by Colonel Roosevelt
was a serious one. The strength of the
coppers was directly traeeoble to th
sharp rebound in these metals abroad.
Respecting the Balkan situation, Inter
national, banking houses had optimistic
cables.
Money was more abundant today, , much
new supply coming from ont-ofitown1
sources. Nevertheless the tone held firm,
with a slight advance In ninety -dsy rates. .
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par '
value. $2,050,000. United 8tates bonds. were;
unchanged. - at
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks wcra ss follows: V ,
SaJ. !!. wr".
Amalgamated Copoer .... $J,W m IT M'-4
American Asrlcultural ... in
Aanertc-sn Beet Sueur..., ,.
Aaierlcaa Can W.eoe
Americas Can pfd .Kki
American C. 4 F '
Americas Cotton Oil..... l.TM
"
154 '
174
! -141
IS'i
4
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4I'4
13SW. m'
It 11
!l4tf
17
t14
14
42tj
197V 17 107 1
137 12l4 KS7!
H3
14lt
107H
41
I7'4'
S,1U tlvl tU
son I4i Ml . w
WO 4?4 41 i 414
1TV ' !'
170
r,i,
40t
II
' 3
!
44
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4 j,
II
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i tun mti mi'!
!,.tw n m ;. w
474
1.10 ,
M 4
in
Am. lee Serurltlee. 41
American Linseed 401
American Locomntlre ... ton
American 8. A R. ...... 4.400
Am. A. V R. pfd ?oa
Am. Sugar Redoing Sue
American T. A T Ml
Americas Tnhereo 7.100 211
Anaconda Mining CV... 4.40i 4l
AtcMeon , 4.0CO 1M
AtchleM pfd
Atlantlo Goeat Line 400
HaHlmore & Ohio .-, I l
Hctlilehem Steel lie
Brooklyn Rapid Tr...... . jod
nedlen Pacific I. ft HI
Central Leather 70O
(lieaapeak Ohio.,,... t,los
(lilnago W 90S
(itrao. M. ft St. P
Chlcaso N. W
Colorado F. A I
4'.onaolldated Ua ........ I. MO
i'ora Producte 17,400
Ielaware ft. Hudson sot,
Henrer a R!o Grsnda... M
Denver R. 0. ptd ilto
niattlllers' tcuritlea .... tin)
Krte ll.wo
Brie tat ptd IM
Brie U ptd ... , i)g
(ieneral Klectrlc
flreat Mirthern pM
Great Northern Ore etfe. . 1,700 41
llllnola Ontral wo ISO
IsterkoruHtta Met 5.S0O &4
Inter. Mel, pfd I.aoo ti
International Harreeter .. - 300 i:t
Ineer-Marln ttd ....... I.4et t
International Paper ..... , WW 11'
niernationai rump
Kaaeea City Southern.,.. 400 ISl,,
Lwclede Gn ,
Uhlsh Vallejr 37,100 177,
loulevllle 4. Nahrllle.. W m
M , St, P. ft 8. 8. M... 1.000 14
Mteeourl, K. ft T. ...... . 7MI
MlaKurt Paclflo t,!o 4S '
National Rleralt
Ntlttonel Lead 1,10(1
N. R. R.. ot M M pM.. .
New y0rk Central....... l,:i'
n. r., 0. 4 w.. 4M
KVirfoIk ft Western...... 400
North American lus
Northern Pacific
Paclflo Mall
Pennsylvania
People'e Gaa
P.. C, C. ft St. L..
Pittsburgh Coal
Preeeed Steel Car ..
Pullman Palace Car..
Reading
Repnblto I, ft I
Republle I. ft 8. prd,
Rock laland C5o..,
Rock Ivjend Co. pfd....
St. U ft S. P. td pfd..
seaboard Air Une
Seaboard A. L. pfd
SloaavShetfleld I. ft I...
Southern Pacific ,
Southern Railway .....
So. Railway pfd
Tenneaaee Cower
Texaa ft Paclflo
Union Paclflo
Vulan Paclfle pfd
I'nlted States ReaUy..
t'nlted states Rubber.'..
lulled States Steel.....
V. S. Steel pfd. .........
I' tan Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical .. IM it
wanaan ,
Wabaek pfd 10
Wertern Maryland 400
Western I'nlon 1.000
Weatlnihouae Kleetrio .. 1.000
Wheeling ft U K 1,100
Toui sales for tne day, 114. t0 shares.
'a,a-aiTiacno.
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141 l 140V4
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4,iiM mT 1244 Ma
100 83V
I.:m mm i:4, i24i
toe tn , u isi
107
17
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400 mi a nt
tOO 44Vi 4X4 4,1i
m 54', 14'4 u
K,K 17SV4 ITIH,' 171. ,
wo it u u'
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ll.SOO ti T7 TTH
1W 1MV 11144k
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' Boston Stoek Market;
BOSTON. Oct. lS.-Closlng quotations on
stocks were as follows:
Allouet 45 Mohawk ' .,
Amal. Coppee I7H Nda Con. ...
A. Z. U ft g....... liii Nlplaalng Mines
Arliona CM 4 North Butte ....
8. ft C. C. ft I. M. tH North Lake ...
Cat. ft Arliona..... U Old Dominion
Cal. ft Hecla i Osceola , ,
Centennial , 20 Qulncy , g(u'
Cop. Ranse (;. c... il Shannon lb '.
Baet Butte C. M... 16U Superior .., .'1. 4414!
is Superior ft B. U;1 15-11'
H Tamarack ....... v., 44
V. a. a. a ft m...
1W 4 ptd ...w.. 11 !
le Royale Copper. IS Utah Con. .........
Kerr Lake JHl'tah Oopper Co....
Lake Copper I44 Winona
La Ball Copper.... IS Wolverine .".
Miami Copper II Vk
Frank lis
Olroux Con.
Oranby Con.
Oreene Cananea
, 44 ,
IS
. 4
, 4 t
II
.113
4V''.
75
New York Mtalaar Stoeks.
JiBW IORK, Oct. 15,-Closlng quota
Hons on mining stocks were:
Com. Tunnel stock.. 4 Mexican ............250 '
do bonds U -Ontario ......... .1, 12&
Con. Caj. ft Vs.... 17 fphlr , ...43
Iron Silver 150 Standard 100
LeadTllle Con I Yellow Jacket S4
Little Chief , 4
Otrered. '. '
Persistent Advertising la the Road ta
Big Beturns. ' 1 ' ,
Socear Market.
NKW YORK. Oct. 15.-SL'GAR-Raw.
steady; muscovado, SS test, S.Rlc; centrlf.
ugal, 96 test, 4.11c; molasses, $9 test, 3.36c:
refined, ulet,
yMvfttfaeArfaaMf9Ma
I Gausficilelsem
Ell Inlttlirs Bet la Cosnetitors.
A sa.ef 4M M.. k aa ,
iaadailkjeeaaMrnaigteia, .
ittoe s4 ether fcesy tunwra. .
; Cyea aU rtda slaiam ss Tataaites,
nrasa, Biektieria. Kemeraa sS
SBaea4a)tnaSersear0attU, ;
"Trr fce'1 ' Cani lam eold le
per bottle. Sold by drufclate, er ant b e t
press, 4wrwe paML wtla fell tree4lwe ter
Its etae. UrtHmd for deeanpsle elroulara,
leatlaeoalals. ate. AddraM w-
Ihi Uwnsce-WIIItant CtChmlani, 0.
uoitre, Bwon?a QUanda. Cysts,
Varteose Veins, Vartnoskha
'lTspe,inaodtakr
-vhealint.aoothlnt. antiseptic. Piece,
bnttoues-qnlrklrsbaorbedintoskin.
Powerfully penetrating but ni
bllamr ntuii hnnriaM
Bp4eaaaDtness. row drops uny requl'ed a; r a
airnlioatloo. A BSORHI fiK, jk, Tft oS tert mm
bottle at drnggiata or delivered. Book S U free.
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