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THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2J, PERSONAL. S KT 1 c heallng.ver 710 S. 16th. MASSAGE ?xe" treatment. Mrs. aUIJ Steele, 208 & 13th St. R. 325 EFFIE" knows the answer. Hippodrome. now at THE SALVATION ARMY solicits cut off clothing; In fact, anything you do not need. We collect, repair and sell at 1H N. 11th St., for cost of collection, to the worthy poor. Phone Douglas 4125 and x-agon will call. MASSAGE orns rmvi, 2sc; m. WoVnCC Till 42 1a? ?e, T. .,M IGRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET I - Wheat Traders .Watching Domestic Market Instead of Foreign. CORN MASKET IS UNCHANGED YOUNG women coming to Omaha aa itrangers are Invited to visit th Young Women s Christian association building iVi i YL!!? St MlrT' Av. where they will be directed to suitable boarding places or -otherwise assisted. Look for ourtravelers, aid at the Union Station. HAZEL LEAP PILE CONES-Best remedy for itching, bleeding or protrud ing piles, 60o postpaid; samples free Sherman & McConnell Drug Co., Omaha. Body Massage, 222-3 Neville Blk. D. 77SL REAL ESTATE IsOAMS WANTED City loans ,and warrant. 7v". Farnam 8mlth & Co.. 1330 Farnam St WANTED City loans.' Peters trust Co. 1109 to 110,00) made promptly. F. D. Wead, Wesd Bldg.. 18th and Farnam. Traders Look for Larger' Oats Re ceipts for the Next Thirty Days favor Selling- Decem ber Onto. FARM -LOANS near Omaha; no com I mission; optional payments; cheap money. Orin a Merrill Co 1218 City Nat. Bk. Bldg OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farm CKEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1016 Omaha National. Douglas 2715. SO M. and up. . Harrison & Morton. GAEVIN BEOS 5 MONEY to loan on businiws or resi dence properties, J 1.000 to $SO,000. W. U THOMAS, 60S First Nafl Bank Bldg. Loans on farms and improved city prop erty, 6 to 6 pet.; no delay. J. HI Du- mont & Co., 16u3 Farnam St., Omaha, City LOANS. Bemls - Carlberg Co., 310312 Brandels Theater Bldg LARGE loans our specialty. Stull Bros. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE i A BARGAIN for s?mo ?oan law" ver: 1 series of Inn. books of 12 volumes, 1 of 10 volumes. Law dictionary. Hale on Torts, Cooley on Torts. Chirk s Criminal Law Books, good as new. Will sell or trade foi chickens or anything you have. A. J. Knott, 461 N. 36th St. Web. 6596. FOR SALE Or exchange, Rood, clean grocery stock, amt. about Sjui), on car line. Address J s8, Bee. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Grocery and meat market in central Nebraska, doing good business, in good town, will invoice 13,600. Will sell for $2,600 cash if taken at once. Address, Y 206. Bee. FOR sale or trade One 1911 Overlanu touring car, five-passenger and full) equipped and In good running order, with four new tires. Will trade for horses. colts, cattle, hogs or sheep. Address Y 196. Bee.. FOR SALE Or trade, three good farms, mi. N., 6 ml, E. of Monte Vista, Colo. A. V. Nelson, Monte Vista, Colo. SEND for our system of exchanges. Bhopen & Co., Dept. B, Omaha, Neb. WANTED TO BUY Household gds, clothes & shoes. Doug. 3971. Best prices for shoes, clothes. Ben W.5479. Best prices for fur., clothes, shoes. W.5146. LUNCH room and confectionery, living rooms attached, in Nebraska or Iowa town within 100 miles oi Omaha. Must be a bargain. Address S 874, Bee. REAL ESTATE ABS'J KACTs UK TITLK. REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of fice in Nebraska. 206 Brandeis Theater. CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE A GENUINE"SACKIFiCE Nice corner lot near three car lines, Improved with 6 and 4-room houses. Al ways -rented!-Forced to sell to-meet pay ment' on my new home fn California. Give terms if necessary. Mrs. Grace Fred ericks, 8601 Firth Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. ORIGINAL city lot, very cholco for warehouse or factory purpose. Call own ers at D. 4342 or Tyler 1073 if looking for a snap. WHEN in doubt, ask "Effie."-Hippo-drome now. TO BUY, SELL OR RENT. FIRST 8KB JOHN W. ROB BIN 3. 1S02 FARNAM 3T 1 7 CENTS PER LINE WILL BE THB RATE CHARGED ON AND AFTER OC TOBER 1 FOR ADVERTISEMENTS RUN UNDER THB CLASSIFICATION. "FOR SALE REAL ESTATE." 305 Franklin Ave. - Council Bluffs, is one of the best and most complete 6-room cottages in the city. ' Has nice bath room with good plumbing. Round Oak furnace, electric light, gas for cooking, cemented cellar with laun dry, cement Steps and walks. Property tfi excellent repair, ready to move Into without any expense. On paved street. In hill district, one block of school and car line. Price about cost of house with $1,000 lot thrown in. $3,200, $200 cash, bal ance $25 and interest per month. . M'GEE REAL ESTATE CO., 106 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. OMAHA, October 22, 1812. it looks very much as if wheat, after being lilted out of the rut by the Balkan war scare, will drop back in again before the end of the week. The trade now gives more attention to domestic conditions and less to foreign politics. There is a feeling of assurance that the Dardanelles will not be closed even if the present war goes on. Conditions are very tine for the new Argentine crop. Cash wheat premiums were reduced in the northwest late last week. Some sav Canada and Russia are sure to undersell Europe. Hut rosaraiesa oi au mis sort of news, wneat is wen supported, on the theory that the stocks have not accumulated as was expected In Chlcaa-o or the northwest. Short sell ing is not ' aggressive because of doubt about the foreign news. It still continues to be a good fighting market. Cash wheat was utichanged to c lower. The price for December and May corn kept within a narrow range most of the time last week. The trade is giving more attention to the weather than to anything else. A few cars of new corn arrived in Chicago and sold in the sample market for from 48 to 51 cents. Most of the re ports agree that the country offerings of the new crop are limited. Shippers are getting as much old corn into the mar ket as possible. The enormous crop of the year is the chief bear argument of many traders. This is coupled with the REAL ESTATE FARM RAN CH LANDS FOR SALE Iowa. 34 Acre Farm At a sacrifice, 3 miles of city limits of Council Bluffs, -inile from railroad sta tion. Owner cannot handle, account other business. One of the best small farms in southwest Iowa. Land all tillable. 3 acres alfalfa. 7 or It acres timothy and clover. 6 acres fine bearing apple orchard and some other fruit. Good 7-room house, barns and outbuildings of till kinds; good cave cellar. Possession at once, and nearly everything on the pface goes with it, Including about 10 aeies good corn, a fine young team, worth $350 or moro, new farm wagon, 2 seated buggy, mower, 2 cows, some hoss. chickens and furniture. This place will not disappoint you, and Is a good one and worth the price of $7,000. McGee Real Estate Co., 105 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, la. Minnesota. MINNESOTA. Write for our Minnesota booklet pcclal rates. DAY it NIGHT REALTY CO., 103 Bankers Life Bldg., Lincoln. Neb. C;" claim that the feeding capacity of the country is below normal. At the same time there is a feeling of caution on the selling side of lecember corn contract as bud weather or light marketing might ptove a help to buyers. It seems reason ably safe to take the selling side of May corn on the swells. Cash corn un changed. Traders say they look for larger re ceipts of oats for the next thirty days, so on the bulges they favor selling of December oats tor a turn. Cash oats unchanged. Clearances: Wheat and flour. 1,487,000 bushels;, com, none; oats, 183,000 bushels. Liverpool close: Wheat, 4d to higher; com. d to 1 higher. Primary wheat receipts were 3.U1.0W) bushels and shipments l,S44,0O0 bushels, against receipts of 1,607,000 bushels and shipments of 854.000 bushels last year. Prlmarv corn reealuts were 414.000 bush els and shipments 648,000 bushels, agatnsOl receipts of 713.SW bushels and shipments of 503.000 bushels last year. Primary oats receipts were 1,395,000 bush els and shipments 722,000 bushels, against receipts of 716.000 bushels and shipments of 66L000 bushels last vear. The following cash sales were reported today Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 14 cars. 87c. No 3 hard winter, 1 car (Tur key). 87c: 10 cars. Wc. No. 4 hard winter, 2 cars, 86c; 4-5 car, 83c. No grade hard winter, 3 cars, ,s0c. Rejected hard win ter, 1-5 car, 80c. No. 3 spring, 1 car. 86e No grade spring,. 1 car, 81c. No. 3 mixed 16 cars, 86c; 3 cars. 8&Hc. No. 4 mixed. 1 car, 84Vc: 314 cars, 84c; 4 cars, 93c. Corn No. 3 white: 1 car. 63c. No. 3 yellow, cars, 60c. No. 8 yellow, 1 car, 80c. No. mixed. 1 car, 59lc; No. S mixed, Its cars. 69c. No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 6c. Oats Standard, i cars, Sltyc; 1 oar, 81' a No. 3 white, 12 ears, 31V:; l car 31c No. white, 2 cars, 31c; 3 cars, 3(flc. Barley No. 3, 1 car, 67c. Omaha lash Prveea. WHEAT No. 2 hard, 86tt&c; No. 3 hard, 86H(87c; No. 4 hard. 81S5C. CORN-No. 2 white, taVi1r3tc; No. white, 63c; No. 4 white, 61(JMlHc; No. 3 yellow, 60c; No. 3 yellow, 60o; No. 4 yel low, oSfaoSc; no. z, oiic; no. a, t9c; no, 4. 6i0iSc. OATS No. 2 white, 3ttt4r3H4o: standard 314314o; No. 3 white, Slfcsl4c; No. white, meaic. BARLEY Malting, 58tc; No. 1 feed 604j:6e. RYE No. 2, tS68Vie; No. J. 67H86Sc. Ciirlot itecelpta. Wheat. Corn. Oats NEW VflDIf 0TAP1T MABVET ' ''"UUHMhe feasury. total of Hull IUluY ulUuiV HIAIiMjI f!l . $14W77.5fi!. Receipts Satur- uiij, s ).. in.c.i, ; tiMiiurseiiH'niN, j;,7.,v'7. Heavy Selling Causes a Sagging, While Prices Drop Off. FOREIGN CONDITIONS BLAMED Delay ! Decision In tke Antharlte Cases Ha a Soothing Kffect at the tiose r the session. 1'eiicn mis nxoiil vir, Jtu.!i, ;is , against u defleit f $:U273,IW2 last year. The figures for decreases, disbursement and deficit exclude Paminia canal and puniic ueot tritusiu'tioiiH. Sf A ork Ulning Ktoeka. NEW YORK. Oct 21.-Closliig quota tlons on mining stocks were: Om. Tunn.il MtHi.. Mrairsn 3t -ao twills ; Ontario foil. el. & V Hi jiphir Iron Silver . ... U) st.ndar.l ... Lrfvillf (on Y.llow JcVt Utile Oilt . 4 ottered. .!) . O .!) Chicago Minneapolis . Duluth Omaha Kansas City.. St. Ixiuis innlpeg .... 55 ....1002 ....1200 ..... 184 .... 2rU .... 81S ....1964 ,02 lti 2S 42 277 28 IS- C11ICAUO GHAl.t AND PROVISIONS CLAY COUNTY, MINNESOTA. The rush is on for Clay county. 20.000 acres of first class farm land to select ' from. Black soli, clay subsoil. Bumper crnnft M In tr.fl ncr onp. aart4 t;. and maps. FELLAND REALTY CO. 531 Palace Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn. ! ' Missouri. FARM FOR SALE. In Nodaway -co., Missouri: eightv acres: good Improvements; good house and good water; iour miles rrom Alaryvilie; J7.O00 for quick sale. Address John Buffington, Malvern, la. Features of the Trading: and Cloalu Trices on Board of Trade. CHICAGO. Oct. 21. Heavy arrivals of wheat at primary terminals cruaneu an advance todav due to growing fears of the serious nature of the struggle with. Turkev. The result was a steady close. with prices the same aa Saturday night to Vc up. For a., while wheat traders 1 here paid chief attention to signs that European markets were becoming more agitated as the consequence of the Balkan war. Higher insurance rates were being quoted at London and there were assertions tkat the topmost prices In fitty-five years had been exacted for vessel room from the Black sea to western Europe, bucn in fluences, however, gradually gave way In considerations nearer at hanu. Hears In wheat received their principal comfort through the fact that primary re ceipts were double those of a year ago. The United States visible supply total also i showed a material increase. DecemDer el.rw.x1 a. nhnA net hieher at 921A921ic. Predictions of fair weather weakened the cum market. December closed steaay he net lower at 53'c. October finished a full cent otr. t-asn graoes were quiei. .iw 2 yellow was quoted at 64tttWiSc. Oats showed little evidence of demand. TVomhnr nloseri Wc off at S21,kil821iC. A backset in the hog market lowered provisions. October ribs lost zz-frc nei. The leading futures ranged aa follows: Great Bargain MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE Two- lots at 40th Ave. near Ames, two block from street car line, $126 each. Cue lot, 47th and Cass St.. adjoining Dundee, $600. Inquire at 1206 Jones St. HANSCOM PARK LOT, $1,160. Fine corner lot; all improvements in and paid; sriap. JEFF W. BEDFORD & SON, 344 Brandela Theater. Tyler 1321. FINE corner lot on Dodge' St.; room for ,3 flats; nothing better; worth $3,500; must Isell at once; will sell for $2,800. . Phone l. 3607. ' . , REAL ETATE gsKM A KAJtCH LANDS FOR 8AU Colorado. 120-ACRE relinquishment, one-half under North Sterling ditch and reservoir isystem completed; water flowing in reser voir; 4 .miles of small town, U. P. rail .road, place can be homesteaded under 3-year-lw, which requires only 7 months' residence, each year. Price $925 cash for short- time. MORTON & WALDO. 109 South id St. Sterling, Colo. Georgia. aanaaaaaaa, Traversed by the "SEAT 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 treat ing with this coming country, us oil, climate, church and school , advantages, " "! W. B. LEAHY, Dept. K. ' General Passenger Agent ATLANTIC. GA. Nebraska, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. -"The following 1 lands and f ariris in. v rentier county, Nebraska, one of th.9 best farming sections of the state for wheat, corn and dairying, on small cash payments; balance at 6 per cent: No. 1160 acres, rolling; 45 acres in cul tivation: a mile, and a h rt.lf west of Moorefleld, a town of 200 population, with two grain elevators, bank, brick four-room school building, German Lutheran church, etc, $3,200. No. 11-320 acres, bO acres in cultivation. with good hay and pasture land, three miles west of Moorefield, six miles north east of Curtis, a division station dn Bur lington railroad; location of State Ag ricultural college being erected; $8,000. No. S 160 acres; ninety In cultivation: cultivated land level, good soil, small grove, one mile and a naif east of Cur tis: $8,000. No. 4240 acres, one mile south and one mile east of Moorefield, 80 of it school land; 145 acers In cultlvafTon; 96 fenced in pasture; eight-room, two- story hpuse, barn for 12 horses and 10 cows; granary, windmill, cistern, tank. etc.; mortgaged for $4,000 to be deducted irom selling price or $7,000; or owner would exchange for small Btock ranch and mnitaia rennquisnment ana stock on a fair basis; might take improved clear in come property In Omaha or South Omaha for part payment. These lands are all good clay soil; no sand; In fine neighborhoods; on good roads to town. Call on or write, giving full description and price In first letter, Owner, No. 548 Omaha National! Bank Bldg., Omaha. Neb. 0BU ShTLWHEAT UANU, $2b TO $34 PER ACRE. We have for sale over 20.000 ncre nt Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest farm land, where the crop yields for 12 years, including 1910 and 1911. average with the best in the state. Alfaila, also a leading crop. Better soil, water and climate cannot be found. Write for full Information. Agents wanted everywhere. FUNDINGSLAND INVESTMENT CO., SIDNEY. NEB. Article! Open. I High.l Low. Close. Sat'y AVheati I I Deo.. 92V&.'4,9!ft4HI May.l7ti06? WVsl Corn. Ill Oct..! ( I Dec. 53AhWH(&3VMj14 May.52V4Q'f52V4S' . 521,1 Oats. II 1 92V,92,.4 96 9t 92M, 96 64; 535 Dec.i 32 May.S4tt&! 3HI Pork. I Oct.l Dec. 1 19 25-27 19 30 May.l8 90-95 18 96 Lard. l Oct.. 10 95-11 11 00 10 42t4l 10 45 5262?8tt I 3232h'&432Vf'rf32J(S Dec. May. Ribs. Oct.. 16 671... 10 221 10 2SV4I 10 00 10 02 341 34, 19 20 18 85 10 87H 10 37-40 10 20-22! 9 my, ITl'Mi 17 15 19 25 18 DTVfc 18 97-19 11 42 10 90 10 40 10 67V4 10 22H 9 971 11 624 j6'47 10 90 io'oB WELL improved land that will support your family and pay for itself; with school, church, store, telephone and mall route facilities; $15 an acre. N. J. Hamil ton. Wagner. Neb. MR. INVESTOR, Mr. Man with small means: For sale, 12 quarters of choice farm land close to Sidney, Neb., one tenth cash, bal. ten years' in ten mial payments. Ernest Kaasfc. Sidney, Neb. Farms Farms Farms Driving distance of Omaha farms. Let us show you the goods. All sizes, all prices, all terms. ORIN S. MERRILL, Rooms 1213-1214 CHy Natl. Bank Bldg. New York. $l,000-fi ACRES: good bulldinc- nn acre apples, other fruit; excellent water. Nearby large village and graded school. Easy terms. For best values in state See Goodeile, " Geneva. N. Y. I iws, THE ekstiest way to find a buyer for your farm is to insert a small want ad In the Des Moines Capital. Largest etr culatlon in the state of Iowa, 43.000 daily. The Capital la read by and believed In by the standpatters of Iowa, who simply refuse to permit any other paper In their kimes. Rates, 1 cent a word a day; $1.86 per line per month; oount six ordi nary words to the line. Address Des Moines Capital. Dea Moines, la. IOWA FRUIT FARM AND DAIRY LAND FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. We have subdivided the Dr. McClanahan tract known as Orchard Heights, con taining 806 acres near Council Bluffs, and re selling it at $50 to $100 per acre on 'easy terms. You vwlli only nave to see this land to appreciate its value. Let us iihow It. Day Hesa Co.. 123 Pearl 8t, Council Bluffs, la. 1 Sou ill Dakota. FOR SALE 160 acres good farm land; 40 acres broke, balance all tillable; 7 miles trom Dallas and b mile from Colome. Price, $40 per acre, payable 81,600 cash, $2,600 Marcli 1, 1913; U.MW March 1, 1917. Address Box 1M, Dallas, So. Dak. Texaa. PECOS valley Irrigable lands. Finest Climate. Finest fruit and alfalfa lands in south. Awarded first premium world fair, St. Louis. Special lew rates round trip from Fort Worth November 7 and 21. Wrlta P. H. Goodloe, West 9th St, Fort n 01 in, Tex. Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red. $1.0rtrrii.08; No. 3 red, 96ctl.04; No. hard, 92V4944c; No. 3 hard, 93ir494c; No. 1 northern, 934c; No. 2 northern, 1 92 V, No. 3 northern, 88Jj90c; No. 2 spring, 90'4i91c; No. 3 spring, 8689c; No, 4 spring, SOtpfwc; velvet chaff, 85eiHc; durum, 86t)91c. Corn: No. 2. 64V465c; No. 2 white, e.MWrr'ic. No- 2 yellow, 646c: No. 3 64,4!&!644c: No. 3 wnite, U4ryfSic; No. 3 yellow, 4?ii)Oc; No. 4, 63V(4c; No. 4 white, 3'4S6.!V!ic; No. 4 yellow, 6364c. Oats: No. 2 white, 34fp4c: No. 3 white, 33Vi33c; No. 4 white, S1i&33c; standard, 33Hfe34c. , Rve- No. 2. 67868c. Barley, 48074c. Seeds: Timothy, $3.00(&4.O0; clover, $13.00 BUTTKRteady: creameries, 24g29c; dairies, 22H27c. EOOS-Steady: receipts, 4,062 cases; at mark cases Included, 1920c; ordinary firsts, 21c; firsts, 24c. CHEESE Steady: daisies, 3T'i(?(17'.c; twins 16iffil7c: young Americas, 17 17c; long horns, 17(Sl'c. POTATOES Weak ; receipts, 115 cars; Michigan. 40rfi43c; Minnesota, 3840c; Wis consin. 37(&42c. TURKEYS Alive steady; turkeys, loc; chickens, 12c; springs, 13c. VEALSteady: S14c NEW YORK tiESERAL MARKET CHEAP patented state school lands, south Texas, $1 an acre cash, balance ten year. For all particulars write F. A. Connable, trustee, 484 Commercial Bank Bldg., Houston, Tex. LIVE 8TOCK MAKKET UK WKSt Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save mileage and shrinkage. Your consign ments receive prompt and careful atten tion. Live Stock Commlaalon Merchants. BYERS BROS, ft CO.. strong, reliable. CLIFTON Com. Co., 322 Exchange Bldg. Snyder-Malone-Coffman Co., 169 Ex. Bldg. LAVERTY BROS., 138 Exchange Bldg. Martin' Bros, ft Co.. Exchange Bldg. Clay, Robinson ft Co., 200 Exchange Bldg. Quotation of the Day on Vrlous 'Commodities. NEW YORK, Oct. 21. FLOUR Quiet ; spring patents, $4.6Oi4.90; winter straights, $4.408'4.60; winter patents, $4.7&&5.16; spring clears. $4.254.50; winter extras No, 1, $4.104.2O; winter extras No. 2, $4.wa4.iO; Kansas straights, $4.154.25. WHEAT Spot market steady; No. 2 red, $1.06 elevator and $1.06 f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 99c f. o. b. afloat. Futures closed net unchanged. December. 99Hc; May, $1.04. CORN Spot market easy: export. 5914 f. 0. b. afloat December and March. OATH-Spot market steady: No. 3, 39c; No. 4, 37c; natural white, 3739c? white clipped, 3741c. FEED Steady: western spring bran, 100-lh. sacks, $22.86; standard middling, 100-lb. sacks, 24.36; city, 100-lb. sacM $23.60. HAY Quiet; prime nominal; o. i, n ut &1.15; No. 2, $1.001.06; No. 8, $8.56. HIDES Firm; Central American. 28c; Bogota. ItfVBc. ' ' ' LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 27 28c; seconds, 2627c; thirds. 23ft24c; re jects, 18c. PROVISIONS foTH, sieaay; mess, 620.00; family. $22.5023.50; short clears, I.00&24.60. Beef, firm; mesa, $18.0O 19.00; family, $22.0023.00; beef hams, $28.09 631.50. Cut meats, quiet; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 pounds, HtyHVic; pickled hams, 14c. Lard, firm; middle west prims, $12.05 W2.15; refined, steady"; continental, $12.70: South America, $13.35; compound, 8 Sc. TALLOW Prime city hogsheads, t3c; special, 7Vc; country, 66c BUTTER Firm; receipts. 3,850 tubs; creamery extras, 3131c; creamery held extras, 30&31c; state dairy finest, 2930c; process extras, 27c; Imitation creamery, firsts, 262&c; factory, June make, firsts, 24c; current make, firsts, 27c; packing stock, current make. No. 2, 22 23Vc. CHEESE Steady; receipts 1,700 boxes; state whole, milk, colored specials, Die; white specials, UV417c; skims, 3 ai5c. EGGS Firm; receipts, 5,300 cases; fresh gathered extras, 3235c: extra firsts, 29rg 31c; firsts. 26628c; refrigerator special marks, fancy, 24c; firsts, 234ji24c; nearby hennery whites, fancy large, 1 ?w laid. 50c; selected whites, good to prime, 42a 48c; western gathered whites, SOiijc. POULTRY Dressed Irregular; fresh killed western chickens, 12(pl7c; fowls, 15 4?lSc; turkeys, spring, 23c; old, 1617c. Key to the Situation Bee Advertising. NEW YORK. Oct. 31. -The feature of today's stock market waa the heavy sell ing of the last hour, which caused rapid diminishing of quoted values, net losses in representative Issues ranging from 2 to 4 points. No news accompanied the decline, which was doubtless aided by the operations of the short Interest. The setback waa again due In part to foreign Influences. .ondon's market was weak, a natural oondltlon In view of the liberal selling there for Berlin and Paris. French rentes suffered another severe de cline and private advices received by in ternational bankers Indicated extreme un easiness at Paris, arising from develop ments In the Balkans. The local market Improved, with some moderate losses, these being partially re gained In the early afternoon, when It be came known that the United States su preme court would not hand down an Im mediate decision In the so-called anthra cite cases. The professional element then undertook to advance several sjmv cialtles. and, this movement proving more or less futile, the list was left to Its own devices. Traders were not slow to real ise Its tnchnlnal weakness. After the close It developed that Paris and other Ruropean exchanges were still at work clearing up hut week's wreck age. Bonds were materially affected by the decline In stocks. Total sales, par value, $1,650,000. United States bonds were un changed on call. Number of sales and reading quotations on stocks were as follows: SalM. Hmh. Iiw- Close, AmaLmimiiM Ooppor .... 34,3(10 M Amerlctn Agricultural ... 900 American litwt Sugar.... 4,700 71Vi Amatiran Can 10.SOO 4(H A atari can Can pfrl American C. ft F American Cotton Oil ... Am. Ire Soourltlaa American Utiaeed ...... American Locomotive .. American S. a R Am. 8. ft R. ptU Am. Sugar Itefluing Aniwlcan T. & T Amwioui Tobacco AoaMimla Mining Co... Atchlaon Atrhlaon p'tl Atlantic C'ooart Una.,... BaMlmore Ohio Bethlehem Steel Brooklyn Rapid Tr Canadian Faciflo rvotral Leather Chesapeake ft Ohio .... ('husiio 0. W Chloago, M. a St. P... Chicago M W Colorado F. ft I Consolidated Gaa Corn Products Delaware ft Hudson Denver ft Hio OrandeT. Denvr A R. 0. pfd.... Distillers' Securities ... Erie Brie lat pld Brie Sit pfri General Electric Great Northern pfd Great Northern Ore ctfa. Illinois Central lnterborough Mat Inter. Met. pfd International Harveater Inter-Marine pfd International Paper .... International Pump Kaiwas City .southern.. Laclede Ua Lehigh Valley Louisville ft Nashville, M., St. P. ft S. 8. M.. Missouri, K. ft T MUaaourl Pacific .Yatlonal Biscuit National Lead N. R. R. of M. !d pfd. New York Central v. y ., o. & w Norfolk ft Western N'ortti American Northern Pacific Paclflo Malt" Pennsylvania. People's lias P-, C, C. 9t. L Pittsburgh Coal Pressed Steel Car Pullman Palace Car Heading Kepublio I. 8 Republic I. 8. ofd Rock Island Co Rock Island Co. pfd St. L. ft g. F, 2d pfd... Seaboard Air Line Seaboard A. L. pfd Sloes-Sheffield 8. ft I... Southern Pacific Southern Railway .... 80. Railway pfd Tennessee Copper Texas Sr. Pacific Union Paoiflc Union Paclflo ptd...:. unuen states Kealty. United States Rubber. United States Steel... U. 8. Steel pfd Utah Copper Va. -Carolina Chemical Wabash Wubash pfd Wettem Maryland ... Western Union Westlnghuuse ElectrJo Wheeling L. K. 6 4S K-,liv -iaii (;i:m-:iui, m irkei. BUTTER-No. 1. 1-lb. cartons. 31c; No. 1. in 60-lh. tubs, 3X-: No. 2. 29c; packing. 29c. CHEESE Imported Swiss, 33c; Ameri can Swiss, 26c. brick Swiss, 22c: twins, 20c; daisies, 2oc; triplets, 2(H'; young Amer icas, 21c; blue label brick, 21 o; llmbvrger,' i-lb., 22c; 1-lb. 22o: New York white, 26c. BEEF Cl'T PRICFSJ-Riba No. I. 21c; No. 2. 14V; No. 3, l(uc. Loins; No. U 23',c; No 2. 15Vc; No. 3. imc. Chucks: No. 1. smo; No. 2. sc. N.i. 7c,f. Hounds: No. 1. 13'c, No. 2, IOVk: No. ' c. Platen: No. 1, 8!,c; No. 2. 7Vic; Nov J. 6c. POULTRY -Broilers, $5 per dot; hens, 14c; cocks, lie; ducks, Isc; geese. 15c1, turkeys. 23c; pigems, per dog.. $1.20. Alive: Hens, lOiUllo; old roosters. 7';, stags, 7c.' ducks, full feathered, ler; geese, full feathered, 10c: turkeys, 10c; pigeons, per dos., WH-; hnmern, $2.60; squabs, No. i, $1.60: No. 2. 76c. FRUITS, ETC.-New apples. In bbls., $3.00(00.; New York Ureenings and Baldwins, $;i.26. Spanish onions, per case, $1.60. Bananas, fancy select, per bunch, $2.262.50; Jumbo, per bunch, $3.76j3.75. Datea, Anchor brand, new, 30-l-lb pkgs. In box. pur box. $2.26; Dromedary brand, new, 30 1-lb. pkgs. In box. per box, $3.00. Figs, California, per e.ase of 12 No. 12 pkgs., 86c; per case of 36 No. 12 pkgs., $2.50; per case of 60 No. 6 pkgs, $2.00; bulk, In 25 and 50-lb. boxes, per lb., 10V; new, Turkish, S-cruwn, In 20-lb. boxes, per lb., 16c; e-crown, in 20-lb. boxes, per lb., 16c; 7-crown, in 3o-lb. boxes, per lb., 17c. OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Receipts of Cattle Liberal and Trade Slow to Lower. HOGS MOSTLY FIVE TO TEN OFF Sheep and l.aiatis In Large Receipt at All Point and Price Suffer a Mhurii Break. All Alnua the Line. I 28. 11 2.4:1 i.iM .1,223 2.214 3.S4K 20,222 38.617 4;.7l 47.443 57.120 SOUTH OMAHA. Oct 21, 1912. Receipts were Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Estimate Monday ....ll.tion S.ivm 47,m .ame tav last week. .14. 764 Same day 2 weeks aico.. 12.977 , anu day 3 weeks ago.. S69 -Hiue uuy 4 weeks ago.. 14. 140 Same day last year. ..13,037 The following tabie shows the receipts of cuttle. Iwks and sheep at South Omaha Tor the year to date as compared witu last year mi2. ml. Inc. Dec. Cattle 7H9.5S1 93O.01S ',...'.'.. 1.18,43; Hogs 2.429.30S 1.9,ri6.41 473,3i7 s'iM 2.2T3.63K 2.33.$4J....... o2,M'J The following table thows the run fee nf prices for hos at South Omaha for the lat few days with comparisons. too 14 in 1,900 i 1,900 100 v I.S0O 11 1,001) ii .100 M4 - ' ... UV.VU, ,'11 I amiihri 1 .lw,n.,lr a.. I...,, ...1 Krun. nvt. rrj fancy, 300-360 sixes, per box. $7.60; Loma , Llmonelra, fancy, 8UI-300 sixes, per box, l2 $'60; 240-420 sixes, 60c per box less; Call ei I fomlo, choice. 300-360 slies, l)er box, $6.00. 67 57 c'ranges, c aiiLorma ransy utano, encia US ai, fancy. 96-12 sixes, per box, $4.25; extra lUs 16 4 fancy, all sizes, per box, $4 75. Pears, 43 : Keller, her bbl.. $;i 50. Florida grape- M 04 1 fruit, all sizes. $4.50. Cranberries, per im 107 "4 10714 10714 ; udih., xa.iKi; per Pox, s.'.TB. in lilsl, 1J6V I FISH (freshl-Plckerel. 10c; white, 17c; 400 14SH 14SH i4.n pike, 14c; trout, 14c; large crapples, itic; i.joo J80H I7 m Spanish mackerel, 16c; cel. 16c; haddock, 6.000 4t4 4a 43V He; flounders, 13c; green catfish, 14c; 3,700 109H M)b losv, roa Bnaj tj.oo eacn; ghad roe. per pair, 21f salmon. 13c; halibut. 12c; buffalo, ho; .... !., ,,,, VK43BTABLKS-?abbage. Wisconsin, per lb., lc. Celery, Michigan, per doa., 35c. Cucumbers, hothouse, per doi., $1.00. Kgg plant, fanty r'uirldii, per doi., ti.M. clarllc. extra fancy white, per dos., 150. Lettuce, extra fancy, . per dox.. lou. Onions, white, in crate, $!; yellow, per lb., ;c. Iarsley, fancy southern, ir Sot. bunches, fjOffi75c. Pdtatoes, home grown, per bu., 0Tc. Tomatoes, home grown, per basket, 60c. Wax beans,, per basket, $1; green beans, per basket. $1. Sweet potatoes, Jersey, per bbl., $4.60, Virginia, per bbl., $3. Rutabagas, per lb., IVx-c. 100 107 IDS' m, 2,700 b0i 47V, 47V 1,000 91 0 90 1.000 i7 SeJVa 1,200 Mti ;I2' 321, 1,600 81' X 111 00 1S IS'i II 3,6.10 1l2Vi IlOVsl HOVi 400 14-1 W 1404 140 1.100 41H 40 991a 1.000 1464, 144 144, 2,700 217 19- 19i 100 149H 18 MO f. 21V4 Wil 30 'a :ws 100 i,m 300 100 SO Soia W 44 30 36 21V4 it SWTs 36 200 19214 192U 1M 5,IM) 139V 137 1 1:1714 1,100 484 4Vi 4 129 (1,700 HI4 1014 2OV4 4,200 W' W't, 4 900 12;) 122 123 400 1!H4 14 1,800 174 1H 600 28 H 27 '.a 600 S9Vt 28H 21114 105!4 U.000 lie, 11414 1144 7lK ieo'4 169 M 300 1441 142 300 2914 2!l, 1,000 4I4 i 100 ia in MO 5Ht 4Vj m it 21 MOO 114'i 200 W't H'i 1,800 in;-, 114 100 mv, 9414 3,800 1S7V4 12,-. aoo l 33 '4 110O.j54i UVh'iSt'A 142 2K', 44 24 U414 3 164 H'i 126 ' " aov a ...... n 3,4IK M.r'i 100 sL'ii, 1,100 M i i2,"oo 1,600 n 1,900 H 400 a , 1,000 si-. 100 Sli, 44 41' 11 ft. i.ouis general naraet. ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21.-AV71ICAT--Ca.Hh, steady; track, No. 2 red, $l.l0fl,1.114; No. I hard, SldjlWc. CORN Weak; track. No. 1, 64c: No. 2 white, 6'i(fjti5ic. OATS-Weak; track, No. 2, rwW'-sc; No. 2 white, 34V,c. RYBC Unoliangcd. at 6c. Closing prices of futuvis: WHEAf-Flrm; December, 93U,n)3r'Se; May, Wto CORN Steady; December, .VVrjiO'.o; May. fT4c. OATS Sternly; December, 32!ic; May, 34Hc. FliOUR-Flrm; red winter patents. $I.R5 112 ri6.ifi: extra fanc-jr and straight, $4.2Ftw '".a.nj; iiuiu winter I'lenris, ao.iora j.ojj. SWUDTlmotliy. $10.00. OORNMKAL $3.60. 1JRAN Dull; sacked, east track, 9Sc $1.03. IIAY-Steady; timothy, t$l3.0O4j.'18.00l; prairie. $13.0li 18.00. PROVISIONS-Pork and lard un- 3o ii9v ;iii4 fchanged. Dry salt moats, lower; boxed .. .. 10714 : extra Biiorts, tu.si; clear rum, ii.Biir; 2:i4 24 1 short clears, $12.12. Uaoon. lower; .19 I boxed extra -.shorts, $12.K7V4; clear; ribs, l9 16. I $1l.Ktt: short clears. $13.124, POULTRY Firm; clmkeiiH. He; spring, l3V4c ; turkeys, 16c; ducks, 12c; geese, 10c. HUTT&R Steady: creamery, 27Si30c, l'i:i:S Unlnt nt 9"lXr. M' ! Recehits. Shinmetits Date. 1 191$. '19U . 1 1910. ) IW09 . j 19nH 11907 . 11!6 ." lct. 12. j 71S T;4 ' 41 1 ;""iOt69.i6 llf rv." Oct. ll.i ' 1 27 X 36 7 616 i'i, j : uct.- 14. 1 $ W,r6 a. I 1 S.1 I 10 u iiN, 6 0.i : Oct. 16. S 79;! I $ 4 7 4S 6 58 6 011 6 43 Oct. w. s ..tt 30, , . 40, 0 uU; 6 !S, 6 il OV t. 17.1 H ;3W fi $71 8 55i 16 4:. 6 lv 6 St. Oct. J HKHI 6 31: H Kj 7 371 J t, t ft ij Oct. H 70 37 8 fil 7 39 : 6 21. 6 Wi 6 20 Oct. 20, 16 :( S 37 1 7 4t 6 S3- 14 I'-jLilLl!.-!. 1 $lj 7 M 5 29; a 9sj Sunday. - Receipts and disposition of live tock at the Union Stock yards for twenty our imurs enuliiR yesterday at 3 o'clock. RKCKIPTS-OARS. Cattle. Hogs.Sheep.Hor's. i'., M. ft St. P. Ky.. 1 3 Cnion Pacific R R..1W Mo. Pac. Ry ,,. 1 C'. ft N. v st. 3 , .1 C. ft N. V.. west. ...147 11 C, St. P., M. & O.. 1 8 -.. . &' Q.. cast.. 2 c., n. ft g., west. ..ins 10 t'., R. 1. ft P., eitst, . 2 I C. R, 1. ft P., west. .. i Illinois Central Ry.. 11 C, (i. VV. Ky U ' 1' Total receipts ...472 60 DISPOSITION 119 1 13 1 1 117 ... 7 'W , 2 42 ... 25 ! r!t fcJhl' Fuvy twice a.s muny .sheer itnd lambs were on the market as com- ' pared with last Monday and cotisiilerahly more than two weeks ago. As will b lulled from the tables the receipts fell considerably short of a year afio. From) v'.0 to about 76 per cent of the supply con sisted of inmbs of which the big bulli were - feeders. As usual at this time oi the year Wyoming contributed a larira I Shu re of the offering, though Idaho wo$ I still fairly well represented. On account j of some of the trains coming In lata scarcely halt ot tile receipts was In the; bam at the usual time, consequently curly trade, was somewhat delayed. Not withstanding the late arrivals prospect! for business was none too good early lrg the morning. The early advices Indicat ing Itbeial receipts and a much lowef trend of values on the other markets was not encouraging news fir the local sales men. The buyers, however, were stirring? about fairly early and apparently had at least f.,ir ilenj.mds for killers. While trade was somewhat slow and uncertain during the early hours of tlia lorenoon fair movement 'took place be fore middav. In some cases killing Iambs held t steady lirli es lint . the ' eeneral I run of sales showed about a dime de jcline, A strniK of very . good lambs I brought $7.2i, which w.ir considered as "m h enre as s paid for the same klml of !un)l at the close of -last week. I' at sheep, suffered 11 greater, decline, a prices wen- fully u (:ii,ie lower and In some Instance as much as, 16c lower. A goodly number ot KMllnr ewes ' were nona; the offerinija.' ; . ' , v , wuotutions 011 fl-ep -und iambs: Lambs, good to choice. :. 1 -Vj 7 .". :' 1:imhs. fair t 'good. KtWjyT.tW; lambs, feeders, $5.rSi.40; yearimgs. Kht, $.VOiys5.J0: vearllngs. heavy, $4.5Wi.OO; )'earitng8, feeders. $4.7T 5.36; wethers; good to choice, $4.5604.65; wet::i-if, fair to gool. $,t ,4.40: wethers, lei-ilers, $3.6084.11: ewes, good to choice, $3.90414.40; ewes, feeders. $2.7013.80;, ewes, yearling breeders, $4.00jji6.00; ewes, "aged, $.1.wu3.C0: cull sheen and bucks, $1.7003.75. lieiircsentatlve sales: No. 261 Nebraska ewes, feeders 683 Nebraska ewes, feeders. 23 Neb. ewes, fdrs1.. 'culls... Morris Ar Co 4; Swift an Company 1,033 HEAD. Cattle. Hogs. Cudahy Packing Co Armour & Co.... Morrell Co Cudahy W. 11. Yansant Co...... Henton, Vanant & Lush Hill & Son F. F. Lewis Huston &, Co ;.. J. H. Hoot & Co J. H. Uulla L. F. Husss , Roflenstock Bros McCrcary & Kellogg..., Werthelnler f Degen., H. F. riamllton .... ... Rothschild 4 Kr.ebs.... Mo. & Kan. Calf Co.. Cllne A Christy Other buyers suo 163 16 3(1 1.14 !.-, 2; 7 .44 229 ,V Wi6 1211 201 136 743 749 9i'! 94X Bhei . 1, 3 1. 6 AV. .. 7K .. SO .. 70 Pr. 3 25 1 25. 2 10 IIIU'IMI I.IVH HTUCK MARKET 1.9SI 17,703 1724 l'.j. tt S3 92 02 -'titf 2i'i m IK; 4 '4 66 700 48. 4414 700 68 6H .. 1,400 1U 1004, 114 .? 4,600 W'4 J9 291, 600 91 114 (U-, 800 4414 43 ' 4214 2414 Flour, bbls.. Wheat, bu... Corn, btii.i... Oats, bu 20.000 ,,.'j... 217.041 ., 51,000 .22N,OUO . 10.000 S7.00J 14.000 96,-000 Kb nan City Oraln and ProviNlona. KANSAS CITY. Oct. 21.-W1IEATCiih 39,30(1 iis" niil' no, unchanged to 'c lower; No. 2 hard, R74 400 8ii 82 M 4c; No, stk&OOc: No, 2 red. 1.06 i 824 8214 I "u 1W-u-7S. 100 1,000 63 (,'J 10,000 794 -77 77 900 1141, 11414 114 9,400 soli 63a 6:iu 1,600 49-4 tOO 4U 201 400 W) 400 14 6'4 801, 4S 9 Total sales for the day, 617,600 shares. 49 414 14 Ml 8014 84 6114 ' CORN uncnangea; no. z mixed, 511 l',4c; No. 3, fiWfilc; JNo. 2 white, tilfeOSc; No. 3. 01(tf2c. ' OATS Unchanged; No. 2, 32',c; No. 2 4 mUed, S21i,c. " ' 4 Closing prices of futures: 8014 8314 -New York Money Market. NEW YORK. Oct. 21r-MnNir.Ynn call, firm, 4i5 per cent: rullnr tat r. per cent; closing bid, 4 per cent; offered at 6 per cent. Time loans, easim : ivtv days, b per cent; ninety days, 64 ;per cent; six months, 5'4'6H per cent. auUKCANTlLHi PAPBR-6 l)c r cenc. STERLING BXCHANOE-Flrm - u,lth actual business In bankers' bills at $4.8IIW iur aixiy-uay Dins ana at (4.8690 for de mand; commercial bills, $4.814. SILVER Bar. 62c: Mexican rlollar 48C. ' " - - ' HO NDh Government, ateadv- roiirrt Irregular. ' Closing nUotations An bonds todav ,-r. as follows: . B. ret. Ja, rg...l01 K. C. go, ref. 6s... 9S do coupon 101 h. H. deb. 4. mm as V. 8. (a, ref mu. tt N. nnl. 4..... 7i do eoupon 102 wm.. k t t.r 1. , t. 8. 4, re 1184 do ten. 4Ha 86i do coupon ui v0. p.iri 1. Panama 3a, coupon.. 10144 do oonv. i. 7v A.-C. Ut 6s ctti.... 4114N. R. R i M . Amer. As. 6a........ 101 14 M y. c. a jii, u A. T. T. cv. U..113 do deb. 4.... MW "Am. Tobacco s...lll14K. T, N H a"h Armour A Co. 41js.. 91 H cv. 814s' . 'an Atchison gen. 4a 9714N. k W. lit """' vt 10614 rio ov. 4a Hsu. do la w2 '0. 8. L. rldf. 4i." .1? W Penn. cv, 3H im.. 97- , Mo ton. -4a. laist WIRaadln, (n. 4a. SiiZ 4 8. u s. r- Ches. & Ohio 414. . M4 do sen. 6, m do conv. 414s 3-4si. L. g, w." 'o'.",, an Chicago A. Jits., 49 (ft A. L. ,adl fi. , B. aV Q.J. 4.... K4'8o. Pat' col. a. ri,. r4i 4m (Mix An j " C M 8. P ov 414a. 101 do lat rf. - ia' ' ' , B. I. & P. c. 4s. Wtlo. Kailwa 6 do rfc. 4a 87 - dr n Am C' 4 8. r it e 4 til. M tales Paelflc 'ai" t , a 1 1 . - n-, , ' - ii. v.. in.... rA uo CV, 4S u. rv n.. u. cv. 4S. s,, "Jl WHUAT-December, tWfce;. May, MQ 9114c CORN December, 4SHi4sc; May, IHtf 4P4c; July, 49'(i)c. OATS December, 32!c; May, 34ifi'34Tic. RYB-70c. HAY Strong; choice timothy, $12.60 13,00; choice prairie, $12. 756 13.25. BUTT BR Creameries, 28c; firsts. 26c; seconds, 24c; packing stock, 2f23',ic. EGGS Extras, 26c; firsts. 24c; seconds, 18c. , .- Receipts. Slilpments. Wheat, bu 2'iit.O'IO 1X1,000 Com, bu 2S.(TO 3,000 Oats, bu Z,H4 11,000 do -cv. 4s I960., do cv. 6a AC U 1st 4a.. Bal. Ohio 4a.. do 114 Brook. Tt. cv. 4s Hen. f ffa. Is.. Cen. Leather 6a.. M '4 m 1014, 7S 10014 1024 8"4 dO lSt SV rot Am nr. Distillers' 6s 731, U. 8. Ruhhee a. '",ZZ ' P- ' 4s 87 V. 8. Steel Id S..'"ioi2 oo " V..-far. (Than.. 6," SJ do ov. 4, er. B. 714 Wabash 1st ft at 4a 7tt 111. On. 1st raf. 4s Hit Western Md. 4a ' . inil Inter. Met. 4'4s.... Jl4 West. Else. or. 6,' ilZ Inter. Met. 414s.... M14 Wis. Central 4a Japan 44a 91 it Bid. float ou gtoek Market BOSTON, Oct, 21.-C!oslnt quotiuons on stocks were as follows:' Alloue 44 Mohawk Amal. Copper 8714 Nevada Con. . "' A. Z- L. & B..,.,., 32iMpiselnf afiaaa'!.' Arlaona Com 8'4 North Hutte . , B. & C. ('. & 8. sf. 4.Drth Lake . Cal. 4k Aritona 7914 Old Dominion ' " Cal. Heola 680 Osceola ........ Ontennlal 20 Qulncjr ..... "" Cop. Bans C.C C. 67 Shannon .. " East Bulla C. M... UViSuperlor "" Franklin 1114 Superior 4 B M Olroui Con 4 V Tamarack .'..'. Oranby Con (314 V. 8. g. R. 4 Oraene Cananea ... 10 do ptd lale Rorale Copper. I4 t'tah Con. .'.','."" Kerr Lake 114 Utah Copper cAJ" Lake Otopper 83 Wtnona " j Balle Copper... 6Vi Wolverine Mlsml Copper SJ "" Asked. . 6H 224 !4 . 8T . 34 6114 110 . . 16 42-14 i . 46 . 47 . 64 . U . ts 4Vt ..7214 Condition or Treaaary WASHINGTON, Oct. 21,-At the bfcgin ping of business today the condition of the Lnlted States trensury was- Work Ing balance, $88,301,492; dn banks and Minneapolis Uraln Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 21-WHKAT-IJ-ceniber, Wiyimc; .Way, 3l4jc. Casli: NO 1 northern, 878c; No. 2 northern, 84(&87e; No. 2 hard Montana, 88r; No. 3, 82ftiV. OATS No. S white, Wftliic. RYR No. 2, 612c. BRAN In 100-lb. sacks, $l7.7r4t1!i.:K). FLOUR First itatentsv IVMUM: sec ond patents, $4.20fH.45; first, clear. $3.20W 3.60; second clears, $2.4fr(2.70. KLAX-$l.50H. 'barley mm-. Milnaakee Uraln Market. MILWAUKEE, Oct. 21-WHKAT-No, I northern, 93tir!l4c; No. " nortliern. sunt R9c; No. 2 hard winter, IKHfrMc; December, tmmHc: May, 93c. CORN-No. 3 yellow, 6tiac: No. f white, 67c; No. 3, 66c; December. ,WV:; May, 624C. OATS-Ptandnrd. 334'34c. BARLF.Y-56T(f75c. Peoria Market. PEORIA, Oct. 21. CORN Dull and Vic lower; No. 2 white. 64Vic; No. 2 white, new, 62c; No. 4 white, 53c; No. 2 yellow, 62c; No. 3 yellow, 62c; No. 2 mixed, 62c; sample, 56c. OATSSteady; No. 2 white. SJ'ic; stand ard, 83c; No. 3 white. 32 Vic; sifinlilt , itc. Visible Supply of tiralu. NEW YORK, Oct. i'l.-The visible sup ply of grain In the United States, Satur day, October 19, as compiled by. the New York Produce exchange, was as follows: Wheat, 3fi,68,000 bushels: increase, 2,261, 000 bushels; In bond, 770.0f) bushels: In crease, XMVa'O bushels. Corn, 3,164,000 bushels; deciease, 40K.O0O bushels. OaU, 9.127,01)0 bushels, derrease, 2X1,01)0 bushels; In bond, 37,JO bushels; increase, 2,000 bushels. Rye. 17,0(10 bushels; decrease, l.Ti.,000 bushels. Barley, 4,110,000 bushels; Increase. I.i-il.-000 bushels; in bond, ." bushels; In crease, 1.1,000 bushels. The vlwlble supply of wheat in Canada, Saturday. October 19, Jl.42X,0W bush els, an Increase of 2,224,i bushels. ' 'Turpentine and Hoaln. SAVANNAH. Ga., Oct 21 -TURPKN-TINIS-Firm at WfiX: sales. 1.140 bbl..; receipts, 88 bbls.; shlprnents, 9i bbls.; stock, 32,926 bbls. ROSIN Firm; sales, 1.876 bbls.; re ceipts, 2,44W bbls.; shipments, 4.176 hbls.; Stock, 100,907 bbls. Quotations: H. $"-2o; D, $6.30; E, $6.36: F. i. H and I. $'.4,; K, $8.60; M, $6.16; N, $6.7.".; WH. $8.16; WW. $8.40. Dry (Jnod Market. NEW YORK, Oct. 21. -DRY COnKK Cotton goods market was stesdy with the trading - of moderate proportions. Yarns ruled firm with a. higher tendency. Dress goods were quiet to steady. Totals 8,345 3.419 32.K80 CATTLE Cattle receipts were large ilti morning, 461 cars being reported 111. Still ihey wure smaller than n aionday ot lasi week or the wtvk Defend and smaller than a year ago, umo. .unateiy speuuia tots and yard traders carrieu over a good many caltie from last week so that the demand on their part was not neany so onsk as it woulu otherwise have been, Tne atumuulice of country buyers ,waa a 1 so ratner limited as is apt to be the caso on a Monday, witir tne result that tne inaiKt't was siow and dull trom tne open 111a. uuitu a numurr of tne trains were late In arriving ai the yards, wnich siul turtrur ueiayc.l ousiness, so that the morning was well auvancod before enough uuslnees bad been transacted to realty t'Stauiisii prices. lBet slmas wcre not ltv'very large sup. ply tma morning, Btlfl the tiaue was slow, buyers being . inclined lu movu siowiy and lake their time' in filling "or ders. In tntr end the cattle cnangeu i.uiiua and me market -as a wuoie. could oe tK'seriue'u as siovt to loc lower than last week. ' ine best cows and helTers and caiiners Welti aouut sieauy. Mil me inner natul tne medium gjaues were siOvv to luo lower. A ' very considerable proportion of ah the ciiltie in sigtu coimlsiuu 01 stockeis nd leeoers. jjuyers v.eie very mucn tn cuncu lu tako aiivanlage ot 111c tiumbei ot cattle un salt! to pound tne mat net, so mai irade tiirougnout tne iiionting Was rather slow, wun prices genecauy iv: luwei', aim in many cases Ji'u-i.ic lower man last Week. Quoiilons on' Native Cattle Good to choice beet steers, lrt.'AX(10.Ou; lair to goou uuef steers, Hi.2oti.2i; common to fair beef steers, Qi.wit'i.lh; good to cliolce hen- eis, ).iuti.irv; gouu to cuoica cows,- (.i.oU ij u.it.; lair to good grades ii.4u410.oo; cum mon to fair grades, ,3.oi'44.yo, goou to ciiuico Ktockers and tueoers, o.kij i.7ii; tair to good stockers and feeders, t,AK(i u.-j; cooimon to lair stockera and feou el's, $4.ioiuo.o0; stock uovvs and hellers. a4.iAkiu.7o; vuul calves, 4u.00ojil.00; bulls, oiata, etc., i.26'i6.40. COWS. . No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 4 1046 6 40 Chicago. Oct. 21-CATTLu-Keceipta, 2.000 head; market, steady to lOo l(wer: beeves. ti.Mt U.W: Texas steers, $4.40ftf 5.76; western steers. $6.6fxtjS.90; stocker.i ami feeders. fl.-'Wi 7.40; cows and helf- era, :.mr.60: calves, $(T.5(yriD.60. llOUS-Reeeipts. 83.00O head; market, weak, 10c oft; light. $8,261.51.00; mixed. $S.40(ii9.10; heavy, $X.;t6(ii9.10; rough, $8.43 W8.6H; pigs, $I,76(y7.60; bulk of sales, $8.70 j.. . SHF.EP-Uecelpts, 52,000 bead; market, steady; native. $3.60ii4.90; western,, $;w,i rq4.;0; yearlings, $4.75i'm).90; lambs, na tive, $5.26ifi.60; western, $6.607.40. Ml. I.nula Live Stock Market. ST. I.OUIS, Oct. 21, CATTLE Re celpts, 11,000 bead, Including 4.700 Texans; market, 10 to 16o lower; native shipping and export steers, Js.tKfr 10.66; dresseU and butcher steels. $6.60((f8.86: stookers) and feeders, $3.75dtfi,60; cows and heifers. $6.76(iiS.60; canners, $2,755(4.00; bulls, M-Ot!; " 6.60; calves, $6,001,11.35; Texas and Indlitu steers, $1.6051 7.2fi; cows and heifers, $3.26f 6.00. T HOGS-Receipts. 9,600 head; market, Ro to 10c lower; pigs and lights, $6.75 S.00; mixed and buU:her, ' $Jf.6iif9.1lO; good heavy, $.X.U&,9.I0. , SHEEP AND L-MBS-KecclplH, 7..W head; market, 10c lower; muttons, $4.0) Ji4.40; lambs,' $6.Mirc7.40; culls and bucks, 2.0tKi,'3.26; stockers, $2.758.&a Kannaa City Live (Stock Market. ., KANSAS CITY. Oct. 21.-CATTLE-R-celpts, 34,00(1 head, Including 4,000 soutK erns; market, steady to lc lowef, dressed beef and export steers, $8.6(ru iu.iu; lair to good,- ,u.7t.'yS.:; western steers, $6.00i8.6; stockers and feeders, $4.ntt'.sv;' southern steers, $4.25f(iO.0; soiitlieru cows, $.!. 2M1 5.00; native coi,s, $3.2.V(l.ii.50; native belters, $6.00ftj7,60; bulfe, 4Hk-u6.00; calves, 6.0Oi(8.50. HOGS Receipts, 7,000 head; market, T; lower; bulk of sales, $,t.:i6i8.70; heaey, $8.66((i'8.75; packers and butchers, $S.40iJ() S.70; light, 8.4kHo.35; plKS, $6.507.60. A. SHEEP AND LAM RS Receipts, 20,6) head; market, steady to 10c lowiir: lambs, .4kk7.26; yearlings, $4.6ir-tf5.5o; wethers, $3.(104(4.60; ewes, 3.50tj 4.f; stockers and feeders, $2.50yl,00. ..'" . r .... X- St. Joseph Live Stock Market, '1 ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 21. CATTLE Re ceipts. 3,000 head; market slow; steer. $i!.n"xiil0.60; cows and heifers, $3.25!8.T; calves, $4.XV(Tfl.flo. - HOGS Receipts, 3,700 head: market J0o lower; top, $N.do; bulk of sales, $8.60(38.76. SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts, 4,6V head; market slow; lambs, $6.27.&0. stock In Slalit. . ' Rex-eipt of live Mock at'the five m-in-cl)ial western markets yesterday ; Cattht Hnts. Sheep. South Omnlia H,0.K 2,800 4?,(n) St. Joseph 8.0H0 3.11W ... 4.tO Kanaas City :i4.t. 7,000 2,0 -St. UfUis 11,000 9,600 4,fltK Clilcago 26.090 3!!,0"0 52,OiH .. 84,000 57,000 109.5&J Totnls ,. m fa .SO 4 riu HE1 KEKS.' I 6S8 4 6 ' ' ' 1 CALVES. 6 2S0 I (W 6 872 t at STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 10 mm voLORADO. 37 steers. ...1114 u 'm 4o steers.... 113 6.0 NEIUIASKA. il heifers... 4!K'i .1 no 6 rows. , . S'ift 6 10 cows '.''Ai il l 6 leeders.. 60 6 (o M feeders. . 90 lo V helters... 160 u 00 cows..:,'.lA) 4 40 22 Cows im 4 w 2 steers... . UWI 6 2.. 48 steers. ..'. w ' uo WYOMING. 21 steers.. ..11&2. ti su 1 tuiva 1100 5 60 ,1 cows inru u ;s) HOGS Prices ou hogs dropped almost a uiine buiuw Saturuay s genet mi marKct. lhe general run ot sates was at least ui0c rower, there bylnif tpore nogs snow ing a iiime decline man a nicaci. 'mere was pracncuny no competition at tne opening, as lot; apecUiutOis were inc. oniy u.iye..;. npecumiors uuugni Jiecij ai piicc-a uii oi be lower.- '1 lie pacKei ouyers wert alow in coming out anu were exiremeiy oearish all tne urne. ihe ma jority of il.F. ullei'liigs was taken uy mt kiacaer uuyers on a oaMis as noted uoove. AS uuruie, the iant lew oayn uacK tin snipping umiianu umuunteu to littie 01 notions and In conseiiueuuu ' the market was ie.it entirely 111 1110 nanus 01 ine speculators anu packers. a noticeaoi feature today anu on the lust lew uay.-. baca IB that good ueavy pacaing gruues aie beginning 10 sen euuuny as h'go m tne range priced as the guou. light kinas nulk 01 the sales were made around .wj U8.i6. witn tne best iiogu on sale bruieinti r,.i0, ail ol a dime ioWcr tuan Uie nignuH, price on Saturgay's niaraet. A Ubttrai suppiy was received for a Monday, the receipts looting up aboul illty-uve' cars, ur i.xuO neuu; ua aguinsi ,,1 head a weea ago, l.iiu two weens ago anu ncad ou the coirespouu.ns i.ay last year. Moat of tne supply wun u Utile latei tuan usuai In arriving ut tau wards. 1 ne general quality wus fairly good tor the ay, really prime hogs bein very hcaice. A few loads that came In on a late nam met witn a poor uenuuid, anu wuui -ero boiu nau vo sell at puces weaa ai L,,e urine Uec.illc. 1 Ko. 40.. 40 t to 82.. 80 I be is.. 40 teili 41... ... 160 61.. ... tiO a). ,281 140 40 4... .tU 80 I W 84-- .371 1 I 40 U IU .824 380 8 SO 66 230 .393 ... 40 49 127 49. 72. 70. 62. . sr.. 73. T3. 70 323 80 I No. ,Av. Bh. Pr. 74 Ii4 40 8 Ou r 09 18 38 JO"! 73..;.... 224 .220 ...230 99... 70... 85... 43... 40... 64... 11... 46 100 68 291 28 ao 14 1 . 24( . . .241 ...277 ...2W St.. 62.. 81.. 74.. 44.. 44.. 40 I 60 90 I 0 .. 8 60 .. 8 40 233 240 40 .274 ... 40 .23.1 16. 621, .334 .221 .537 80 t I24 10 I 121 80 a 1:14 Av. fill. Pr. . iU 1W i 6r 2-3 40V 8 W 2.U 8 r 00 6 li., i'J 8 tu Ml 8 tk'i ..278 20O 8 6J . rsi no 1 m 80- 8 66 ... 8 06 ... 8 64 ....261 200 8 6 ...1.226 M0 8 66 ....246 160 8 6i ....361 120 8 45 ...26 220 8 4u ....li. ... 8 46 ....244 MO ( 8714 ....4S 40 I 47W Cotton Market. ' ' ; NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21.-COTTON Siot (iilet and easy; unchanged; mid dling, m.c: receipts, 10.821 bales; stock, 99.1168 bales. After futures had opened steady at a decline of (fW points 011 poor cables, traders bought on the long distance, weather forecast and then, marked time waiting for new weather developments. Good crop reports stim ulated moderate short selling, which checked the rise and the close , was -steady at a net decline of lli-i points. Closing bids: October, 10.73c; November, 10.63c; December, .10.ti.6c; January, 10.69c; March, 10.85c; May, 10.96c, July, ll.O&c. 1 Metal Market.. NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-M ETALS-op-per. weak; standard spot, $17.20, bid; Oc tober, $17.20r(,17.50; November. $17.1ol7.25; December. 17.0iKfrt7.2R; electrolytic, $17.61 (U7.87; lake, $17.87; castings, $17.266 17.37. Tin, dull; snot and October, $60.0tV(i50.60; November, $.".. I((ifi0.76. Lead, quiet at 15.071.5.25.' Spelter, ipilet at 17.5017.8 Antimony, uuiet; Cookson's. $10.60. 'Iron, firm: No. I northern, $18.26 18.75; No. 2 northern, $17.7518.25; No. 1 southern, $18.50 ijlK.75; No. I suutbern. soft, $18.26(318.75.-:: ST. LOUIS. Oct. 21. METALS-Uad, dull, at 4c. Spi-iter. dull, at $7.36.40. Elwln Ilnlter Market. ' ' ) ELGIN, 111., Oct. 2t.-The' quotaUonl committee of th? Elgin board this after noon declared butter firm ;it 29c. 68.. .118 PIGS'. 7 14... ..US 1 00 Saitar Market. ;P NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-SUGAR-Ravr, quiet, muscovado, X9 test, 3.61c; centric ugal, ! test,' 4.11c; molasses. S9 test, $.36o; refined steady. 1 "i Cotton Market. ' '- NEW YORK. Oct. 2l.-COTTON-Spat . closed iiilet; middling uplands, 10.90c; middling gulf. 11. 15c. Sales 3004bales. Futures closed steady; October, 10c; November, 10.20c: December, 10.40c ; Jan uurv, 10.40c; February, 10.49C: March, 10.60c: .Mav. l'l 6.".c; June, 10.$7c; July, 10.71c; Au ;.'t. l'l.Wi; September, lO.f'e.,', Wool Market. , ST. LOUIS, Oft. 2L-WOOL-Steady; territory and western, mediums, 21ljl26c; fine mediums. 18 20c; fine. 13i&17c. -. Billiard Experts to Play for Title NEW YORK, Oct. 2I.-K was announced tonight that William F. Hoppe, Gedrge Slosson and Harry p. Cllne of New York, Orlando Mornlngstar of Pittsburgh, George Sutton and Calvin Demarest of Chicago, Albert Taylor of Milwaukee anfl Koj! Yamada of Japan have 'entered for the world's championship 18.2 balk- line billiard tournament to be held here be ginning November 11. . ' Twenty-eight games will be required fj complete the regular tournament competition..- Ties will have to be played orf. Thu entrants subscribed $30 each, -or a total of $2,000, to which $3,000 will bis added. Four prises will be awarded. The winner will get $2,000, the second", $1,500; the third, $1,000, and the fourth. $51. Persistent Advertising is the Roud to Legitimate "Big Business." -
