Tlffl BEE: 0MA11A, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1912.
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RATE CHARGED ON AND AFTER OC
TOBER 1 FOIl ADVERTISEMENTS
RUN UNDER THE CLASSIFICATION,
New Modern Home
on Florence
Boulevard
This Is a well constructed, attractively
arronr"!. strictly modern, t-story, 7
room house, complete In every tie tail;
handsomely decorated throughout, having
oak finish first floor, white enamel fln-
isn, with mahonany doors and glass door
knobs, second floor; oak floors In every
room In the houje; fine bath room, with
pedestal lavatory and vitrous china flush
tana; run cemented Basement, wtm laun
do' connections; duplex shades to all
windows. Ait ready to more Into without
any expense. Uwn nicely sodded, wide
cement walks; east front lot; opposite
parking In boulevard. This homo must
bo Been to be appreciated. Price it, MO;
easy terms. Key at our office; 14th St. la
now being paved and cor line extended
to Miller park, one block" from this house,
which will add greatly to the value of
this property. We consider this to be the
best value offored on the north side.
Investigate.
George & Company
&02-U City National Bank. Bldg.
Brand New
BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES
5 TO 7 ROOMS
tAll Modern
12,650 TO 4.750
TERMS, $100 TO $1,000 DOWN
Balance Monthly
Look Ovor This List
.4518 N. 86th St., 5-r $46S0
2513 Decatur SL, 5-r. J,7o0
2103 Military Ave., 6-r. 2.800
2103 Military Ave, 6-r 2,800
4103 N. 19th St, C-r 3,839
3911 N 20th St.. Blvd., 7-r.. 3.W0
J917 N. 20th SL, Blvd., 7-r.. 3,900
4113 N. 20th 6t- Blvd., T-r.. 3,900
1600 JEyana St, 7-r 4.000
3611 Evans St, 7-r 4.260
1615 Evans 8t, fi-r 3,900
1617 Kvans St, 7-r. , 4,250
f 4223 Pouglas 6t, 7-r, 4, GOO
These houses are strictly modern, brand
now, conveniently arrangtd and beautl
fully finished. All vestibules, living
rooms and dining rooms finished In oak.
flomo have sleeping porches, bullt-tn-buf-fets
and window seats, paneled walls,
plato rails, beamed colllnga, etc If you
are looking, for a home be sure to In
vestigate this list before buying.
Payne & blater Co.
616 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Would You
Buy a new S-room, all modern house It
you could ..got It for say 3200 cash -and
balanoo monthly payments? Lot 44xl6C
feet. Location 21th. near Fort fit
Another ono of 7 rooms, modern, near
SSth and Juoknon 8ta. Lot 33x140 feet
with paving paid. Only takes 3800 cash.
Dundee
Four fine lota, corner EOth and Burt
Sti., offered at a sacrifice.
Z. W. btoitenberg
Doug. OHO. 434 Bd. of Trade Biag.
Ideal New Bungalow
of Four Rooms
It has a large living room, two roomy
bedrooms and nioe sized kibotven. fine
eleotrio light fixtures and city, water, ce
mented collar, large attic, cement, .walks,
large chicken house; yard fenced, fine
neighborhood, .two blocks to Monmouth
Parle school, f block to 'earr-JMO cash,
balance like nail Bee "ot-fcall up' j4j
S20TT & HTLLj
Douglas JOOOs.
307 McCagne Bldg.
' West Farnam
District ' ,
A striotiy modern, new 7-room resi
dence. This house is' beautifully finished
In oak, with four sleeping rooms and
bath-on second floor; large living room,
with beamed celling: paneled -wallaMn
dining, room; large pantry and entry; full
basement;1- located In ono of the most
beautiful- districts of the city. See us at
once, as this will Bell quickly. Price 34,800.
Terms. Located at 319 North 31st St
Nbrris & Norris
Douglas 4270.
400 Bee Bldg.
$300 Cash
will make the first payment on a 5-room
.modern except heat house; house is In
excellent repair; at 2535 N. 19th St Tho
monthly payments ore $20.
1 460S Hamilton St is a 4-room, modern
except heat houao that can be sold on
.easy payments with 3200 cash and 120 per
month.
3014 Bancroft Bt, a 6-room partially
modern house for 3150 cash and $15 per
month. It Is worth the price asked.
Creigh, Sons.& Company,
Phone Douglas 200. SOS Bee Bldg.
FIELD CLUB DISTRICT
10 rooms, all modern, double porch, lot
40x124) paved street located adjoining
Field club, where lots are selling for
32,000 apiece; no better location in city;
3100 cash, balance 350 a month. Price only
3S.C00.
BEMIS-CABLBERG CO.
310-312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
6 Rooms
All Modern
' East front lot Mxl24 feet, on Florence
hlvd., No. 8926 N. 20th St: fine neighbor
hood; 4 'blocks to car. Price $2,600 for
quick 'sale.
Arthur J. McShane
'319 First Nat Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1576.
PEICE REDUCED
New, modern, oak finish, s x rooms and
sleeping porch, window eat, paneled
walls, pressed brick foundation, floored
attic, close In, fine location. Best In
Omaha for the money. Telephone Owner,
Douglas 152.
MAP OF OMAHA STREETS. Indexed,
mailed- free on application. Charles EX
Williamson Co,, Real Estate, Insurance,
Rentals. Care of Property. Omr-ha.
TO RUT. HKLL OK JtKNT. Ft if ST 8KB
JOHN W nonillNH. 101 PARK AM ST
Great Bargain
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
Two lots at 4Mh Ave. near Ames, two
Hocks from street car line. $13 each.
One lot 47th and Cass Bt. adjoining
Dundee, $SMt Inquire at 130 Jones Bt
NBIV 7-room house, strictly modern, at
3014 Webster. Call Harney 3137.
. AUTO OB LOT
taken as first payment on good 7-room
house in Walnut Hill district on good
oprner lot tor easy terms made. Price,
12.100.
RASP BROS., 106 McCague Bldg.
I WILL take your lot in part payment
for my new 6-r., all modern house or
my new 6-r.. all modern bungalow. If
you are interested, write jne, giving 1o
, cation and price of your lot Address
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, CITY PllOPHIlTY FPU. SAI.K
1 DOWNTOWN BAKGAlN
! Have you been Innklne tar a intix
house In walktug distance. It us show
you a nice 6-room, strictly modem house
In a fine neighborhood at a Dricu that
rott can afford to pay, $S00 cash, perhaps
ess will handle it
PAYNE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
17S1 ard Floor Ware Block.
Doug.
SOMETHING NEW
Just comnleted: retention hall, nnrlnr.
dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and
bath, modern plumbing, combination
lighting fixtures; modern in every detail
exceot heat! nn v,l atr! nlna tn n r
line; large lot with barn. Price only 33,300.
BEMIS-CABLBE11G CO.
310-313 Brandels Theater Bldg.
MODERN 5-ROOM HOUSE
Bungalow type house, 2 blocks from
car line, a nlne-mlnute ride to heart of
Omaha; well built and ready for oouu
pн 3200 down; located on Ave. C be
tween 32d and 34th Sts., Council Blutfi.
Day &. Hess Co., 133 Pearl St, Council
Bluffs. Iowa.
41Z1 N 1STH ST Choice, brand new.
strictly modern bungalow: oak finish and
up-to-date In every way; fine large lot
At a great sacrifice.' $500 cash will do.
See it today. Phone Douglas 165S. or
evenings Webster 145a
ACItUAdi: FOR SALE).
'Acreage
Tbxs finest six-acre tract In Keystone
Park, nlantad in alfalfa- A tvuiuHrul
site for a home; owner leaving olty and
will sell for less than real value.
S. P. Bostwick,
Phone Tyler 1C6.
213 S. 17th St
JIUAJj KbTATH
VAJIM Jt KAXC1I I.AXDg FOR SAI.U.
Arlionn,
GOVERNMENT
HOMESTEADS
320 acres with shallow artesian water for
irrigation under all of it, also desert
claims, 320 acres which you do not have
to live on. we can locate you on these
or can soil raw or nlant for vou to al
falfa, prunes, apples or other high
priced crops with water for Irritation
This is a new proposition. Artesian water
has just been discovered. Do not fall to
seo us.
ARMSTRONQ INVESTMENT CO.,
Phone Douglas 644. 331 Board Trade.
Canada,
BRITISH Columbia finest agricul
tural land, Nechaco valley, near Grand
Trunk; also Fort George, Cariboo, Peace
River, Bulkley valley, mate requirements.
40 acres to 100,000. Lowest prices; easy
terms. Glenn & Co., 421 Pender St.,
Vancouver, B. C.
Colorado.
HOMESTEAD 330 acres rich farm land
for 317G, flung fees and all, Just over Into
Colorado good stuff, not sand hills. Land
in Kimball county 310 to Sis per acre. J
A. Tracy, Kimball, Neb.
Flurldu.
BUY a home on the beautiful "Indian
Prairie" in De Sota county, in the very
heart of the Orange and Grape Fruit
belt The opportunity of a lifetime. Ba
ilable agents wanted. HYDE & GRANT
LAND COMPANY. FAIRMONT. MINN.
Intra.
Garden and Fruit Tracts.
Farms of any size. Just 5 miles north of
Council Bluffs, at bargain prices. EOS
acres, known as Orchard Heights, subdi
vided and for sale at from 100 to 3100 per
acre; easy terms. Let us show you this
land. Day & He.is Co.. 123 Pearl St.,
Council Bluffs, la.
j EIGHTY, acres of land close to town:
every aero .can .be, farmed; -will be .sold
for tvCOO per to 'close partnership. Mort
gage' .of 33.000. balance must be cash.
.P.O. box 383. Council Bluffs, Iowa, i
THE vastiest way to find a buyer for
rour farm Is to Insert a small want ad
in the Cca Molnos Capital. Largest cir
culation In the state of Iowa, 43.000 dally.
The Capital Is read by and believed in
by the standpatters of Iowa, who simply
refuse to permit any other paper In their
homes. Kates, 1 cent a word a day,
ti.35 per line per month; count six ordi
nary words to the line. Address Do
Moines Capital. Des Moines. Ia
FOR SALE-SO-ACRE FARM. NEAR
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.; B-room dwell
ing: barn 40x44. double corncrib. two
"wells; spring In pasture; 20 acres alfalfa.
w acres pasture, balance in corn ana
oats. CHAS. T . OFFICER, Council
Bluffs, If-
Missouri,
PEACH ORCHARDS
We aro offering for sale a few 10-acro
peach orchards of bearing age, located In
U1Q
. BEAUTIFUL 0ZARKS
We are offering these at a low price and
on
EASY PAYMENTS
Ono of these 10-apro tracts properly
carea ror win yieia you a spienaia in'
como for the balance of your life.
NO INTEREST. NO TAXES.
If you aro looking for an Investment
that will give you quick and steady re
turns, send for free literature.
MIDLAND FARM AND LAND CO.,
90i Fleming Bldg., Des Moines, la.
Nebraska.
MR. INVESTOR, Mr. Man with small
means: For sale, 12 quarters of choice
farm land cloje to Sidney, Neb,, one
tenth cash, bal. ten years' In ten equal
liayments. Ernest Raa Blrtney. Nub.
HOMESTEAD 320 acres rich farm land
for 3175, filing fees and all; just over into
Colorado good stuff, not sand hills.
Land- in Kimball county 115 up to 325 per
acre. J. A. Traoy, Kimball, Neb.
W-UUBHEL WHEAT LAND, tX TO U
PER ACRE.
We have for sale over 70,000 acres ot
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
farm land, whure the crop yield for 11
years. Including 1910 and Ull. averagt
with the best in the state. Alfalfa, also
a leading crop. Better soM, water and
climate cannot be fourd. Write for full
Information. Agents wanted everywhere.
PUNDINGSLAND INVESTMENT CO.
SIDNEY, NEB.
644 ACRES land in Blaine county, Neb.
13.35. A. W. Kelpln. 4321 Charles St.
RANCH BARGAIN
1,930 acres of fine grass and hay land,
fenced and cross fenced; good house, 3
wells and wind mills, will take care ot
800 head of cattle the year through; a
big money malter, only 150 miles from
Omaha and not far from railroad. Price
and full particulars of Wright lc Lasbury,
W 8. lflth St
South Dakota.
FOR SALE 160 acres good fsrm land:
40 acres broke, balance all tillable; T
miles from Dallas and 6 mile. Horn
Colome. Price, 340 per acre, payable
11,600 cash. 12.600 March 1, 1913; 12.409
March I 1917. Address Box 1(0, Dallas,
8o. Dak
HOMESTEAD relinquishment on choice
quarter section, near good town; school
facilities, near the Nebraska line. Price
1200. Shuler A Cary, 1014 City National
Bonk Bldg.
Texas.
CHEAP patented state school lands,
south Texas, II an acre cash, balance ten
years. For all particulars write F. A.
Connable, trustee. 434 Commercial Bank
Bldg., Houston, Tex.
Washington.
BUT SPOKANE PROPERTY.
One acre that will soon be worth 11.000
for 3600; terms. Write
EMERY S. BATLEY,
Peach. Washington.
The Persistent ana Judicious Use ot
Newspaper Advertising is the Road to
Business Success,
fiDXlN AMIl DDAniini? MADlYUT
uumu nuu i ivuuuuu ummvui
Heavy Shipment of Wheat from pxi-
lutli to Chicago Being Made,
CASH CORN TAKES BIG TUMBLE
Onta Specialist Say Continued
Henry llrcrlpta nnd (ho Ilmnper
Crop Mnet KvontunHy
Ilrlni; Lower I.rVl,
OMAHA. Oct 30. 1911
Very few In the lnral Irailn have a
good word to say for tho. buying side ot
wheat Sentiment Is bearish and becom
ing more so with the dts&ppearanca of ad
verse political rumors from tno otnrr
side of the ocean. Tho bringing of large
quantities of wheat from Duluth to Chi
cago to fin elevators and supply milling
needs la argued both ways; first there
will be no such effort to bring the spring
wheat to Chicago, but for very light
stocks and tho certainty that there will
be an outsldo milling demand of Im
portance and because of the soft wheat
falluro last year. Second, bears contend
tho larger stocks and hedging sales will
give the speculative trade moro of a loud
to carry. While following the selling side
of the market traders say U Is best to
guard against any surprise by Important
political moves by European powers In
the Balkan war. Cash wheat, lo lower.
Mho violent break In old cash corn
rices and October contracts late yester
ay gavo the trade in the new crop fu
tures something to think about. Tho crop
In tho old corn price narrowed the de
ference greatly between the old and new
corn. This bearish feature was followed
by evidence of considerable new corn
reaching terminal markets in tho south
west, A few Chicago leaders are talking
radically bearish and may lead tho trade
Into on oversold position In the new crop
months. The weather map will have so
much to do with making the December
corn prices that It may bo well to toko a
conservative buying position In that
month on the sharp depressions. Cusli
corn 244o lower.
Perhaps large cash eales helped to
steady oata futurru at the close yestor
day, but specialists In the trade aro of
the opinion tliat tho continued heay re
ceipts and the bumper crop must br.ng a
lowor level, especially If the weather is
fine for heavy marketing. Cash oata un
changed to Ho lower.
Clearances of wheat and flour were
778,000 bu.; corn. 20.000 bu.; oats, 665,000 bu.
Wheat at Liverpool closed id lower;
corn, ViJlVl lower.
Primary wheat receipts wero 2,447,000
bu. and shipments 1.2SS.000 bu., against
receipts of 1,077.000 bu. and shipments of
CSl.ao bu. last vear.
Primary corn receipts wero 800,000 bu.
anu snipments bw,wu uu., agumsi re
ceipts of 4S7.O0O bu. and shipments ot 2V9,
000 bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1,657,000 bu.
and shipments 1.023,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 645,000 bu. and shipments of 1S5,
000 hu. last year.
Tho following cash sales wero reportod
today Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 2
cars. SJWe: 17 cars. SMic: i car. 85c. No.
3 lvard winter, 2 cars, SSVio; 2 cars, StHc:
3 cars, Mc. No. 3 spring, 1 car, JSic; 1
car, SHo: 3 cars, 84c. No. 4 spring, l
car, 81V48; 1 car, 81c; 3 cars, R2c. No. 4
mixed, l oar, 83e; 1 car, 80c. Corn: No.
4 white. 1 car. 67c. No. 3 mixed, U car,
57c. No grade, 1 car (barley mixed), 67c;
l car, to'.ic. oats: standard, l car, 31V4o;
No. 3 white. 8 cars. 31o: No. 4 white. 2
cars, SOKc; no grade, J car, 30V4c Barley:
No. 8, 1 car, C7c; No. 4, 1 car, 66c; 1 car,
60c; 1 car, 69c; 1 car, 6Sc. Rye: No, 2, 1
car, 6f.c.
Omaha Cash ITIoep.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. S4HtSCc: No. 3
hard. 83H5Uo: No. 4 hard, 80ttSc; No.
3 spring, 83H0S5Uo; No. 4 spring, 81S2c.
CORN-No. 2 white, 68H5rUo: No. 3
white. 5800o: No. 4 white, 67c; No. 2 yel
low, 67tt867o: No. 3 yellow, B7Q67Ho;
No. 4 yellow. 66H67c; No. 2, G75?714c; No.
3, 66G7c; No. 4, 6CWHc; no grade, hiio.
OATS No. 2 white, 81ft32o; standard,
31Hc : No. 3 white, 31c; No. 4 white, 8pHc
BARLEY Malting, WC9c; No. 1 feed,
40?i0c
RYE No. 2, c; No. 3, C6c.
, Carlot Itrrripte.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Minneapolis .
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
Bt Louis ....
Winnipeg ....
128 162 515
3u
6M
W
15S
126
126
8
7
St. I.onln Gcncrnl Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30.-WHEAT-Cash,
lower; track, No. 2 rod, 31.O64fl.O0; No. 2
hard. OOJWlc.
CORN Lower; truck. No. 2. 6SS1S3ttc;
No. 2 white, CIc.
OATS Firm; track, No. 2, XW3Z2e; No.
2 white. 24c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT Lower; December, 92Wc; May,
97KC
CORN Lower; December,. 4SHc; May,
GOHc.
OATS Lower; Docember, 32c; May,
33c.
RYE Unchanged. 69c. i
POULTRY Steady ; chickens. 11c;
springs. 124c; turkeys, 15o; ducks, 12c;
geese. 11c.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 26QO0c.
EOU8 Steady. 23!4c ......
FLOUR Dull; rod winter patents. 31.95
0C.IG; extra fancy and straight, 31.40
4.65: hard winter clears, 33.6&3.90,
SEKD Timothy. 310.00.
CORNMEAL-J3.0.
BRAN Woiik; sacked, eat track, 96c
&31.00,
HAY-Qulet: timothy, S12.00317.X; prai
rie 311.00fM6.00.
PROVISIONS Lard and pork un
changed. Dry salt moats, lower; boxed
extra shorts. 311.62: clear ribs, 31L62H;
short clears, 312.CO. Bacon, lower; boxed
extra shorts, 312.C2V4; clear ribs. I12.62H!
short clears, u.w.
Receipts. Shipments.
10,000 16000
..,.152,000 109.000.
.... 18.000 27,0c)
.... 63,000 61,000
Flour. bblH.
Wheat bu.
Corn. bu. ..
Oats, bu. ..
ICnnsas City Grain and Provision.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 30. WHEAT
Cash, 42c lower; No. 2 hard, Sdgooo;
No. 3. 86r87o; No. 2 red, $1.0101.06; No.
3, 96c $1.01.
CORN Unchanged to lo lower; No. 2
mixed, oldi &7&674c: now, 6364c; No. 8,
old. D6o; new, 62iC24o; No. 2 white, old,
6760oj new, 6&gCCc; No. 3, old, 67B574o;
new, 6&364C
OATS Unchanged: No. 2 white, 34
Mo; No. 2 mixed, 333334c
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT December, 85Hc; May, 9040
ORN December. 4S4S4c; May. 48Tio:
JUly, 49'iC
OATS-Decembor, S24c; May. 34&34c.
HAY-Bteady; choice timothy, $13.60t
13.00: choice prairie, $12,7&313.2fl.
BUTTER Creamery, 28c; firsts. 26c;
seconds, 24c; packing stock, 2243?234a.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat bu 168.000 149,000
Com. bu 7.000 7,000
Oats, bu 10,000 19JXW
Liverpool Grain Sfarknl.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 30,-WIIRAT-Hpot
steady; No. 3 Manitoba, Es 14d; futures,
steady; October, 7s 8d; December, 7s Sd;
March, 7s 7d.
CORN Spot, easy; new American, kiln
LIVK STOCK MiltKICT OF WRHT
Ship live sto-'k to South Oinaha. 8av
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Stoek CoramUiInn Merehnnts.
BfERS BROS. & CO.. Strong, reliable.
CL1FT iS Com. Co.. ni Exchange Bldg
Bnyder-Malone-roffman 169 Kx, Illdg.
LAVERTY HHU3.. l.u Kxchanee llldg.
Martin 1ro. 'o.. Kxrhange Bldg.
Cluy, Roolnson A- Co., AO Rxrnang Bldg.
The Persistent ana Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising is the Rosd to
Business Success.
GOVERNSIENT NOTICES.
OFFICE C. Q. M., CHRONICLE BLDU.,
San Francisco. Col., Oct. L 1913. Sealed
proposals will be received here until 11 a.
m. Nov. 1, 1912, for furnishing forage and
straw required at Fort Huachuca and
Douglas, Arte, during fiscal year ending
June 30, 1913. Information furnished on
application here or Quartermasters In
Seattle, Wash,: Portland, Ore.: Fort
Huaohuca and Douglas, Ariz. V VON
SCHRADER, C Q. M. O3-4-6-7-8-i0-31
W ? future, steady; October. M 4d;
December, 6s 2Hd,
CIllCAtlO (lllAIN AMI PROVISIONS
Fcntnrr nf the Trading- nnit CIoiIiih
PrlrV nn llnnrd nf TrnriP.
OUICACJO. Oct . More rout-ago de
veloped today on the selling side of wheat
man naa been witnessed m some time.
Ait understanding between Russia and
Austria relative to the Turkish war gave
the bears nu advantngo that was In
creased by n big gain In tho world's visi
ble supply. Accordingly tho market ruled
steady nt the close finished HU4o to 10
lHc tinder lost night.
Right from tho start there was pres
sure to foil wheat. Improved crop condi
tions In Argentina, glut ot receipts at
Minneapolis and well stocked conditions
at western European centers aided bear
sentiment. December closed Hie net lower
at 91U91U.
Corn for October delivery sold nt the
lowest price for tho season and at nearly
the lowest for other options. December
closed t-asy nt 61TiW2c. Cash grades worn
weak, no. 2 yellow, wifftac.
Oats took color from other grain nnd
ranged a little lower December closed a
bhade off at 82fi32ie.
Investment buyliig put provisions on the
un grade. Except for a backset In Octo-
ber pork tho market In the end stood "He
to loo higher.
Tlu' i .. . futures rangea as follows
ArtlclcFopcn.l High. Low. Close.) Yts'y
Wheat,
Dec.
May.
Corn.
92i
97'iOW
" Cnsh quotations were as follows."
FLOUR Winter natento. 3i.30tti-l.75: win-
ter straights, $4.KHf4.&0: spring patent
$4.2GOC.40: spring triilghts, Sl.00tfl.25;
bakers, $3.60118. SR.
RYE No. i&SUn.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 4SD53c; fair
to Choloo malting, 69fi72c.
BEED Timothy, $3.00.00; clover, $18.00
provisions-moss iork. iifiiufi,ir..2S:
lard (In tierces). $10.874510.90; short ribs
(loose), $10.1m0.75.
Total clearances of wheat nnd flour
woro equal to T76,uuo mt. Primary receipts
wore 2,447,000 bu., compared with 1.O77.O0O
bu the corresponding day a year ago.
Tho world's vlBlblo suply of wheat. n
shown by Bradstrect's. Increased 12,010.000
bu. Estimated rccolpts for tomorrow:
Wheat. 70 cars; corn. 117 cam; oats, 358
curs: hogs. 10.000 head.
Chicago Cash Prlccs-Whcat. No. 2 red,
$l.O3Ci.08: No. a red, 96cQ$i.oi: No. 2
hard. 92J944c: No. 3 hard, 90y934c; No.
1 northern. 914(92yc; No. 2 northern, 89
tf90c; No. 3 northern. S4f8Sc: No. 2
spring. SSCDOc; No. 3 spring, 83QS8c: No.
4 spring, BOffSlo; velvet chaff. Sf.fjDlc;
durum, SST91c. Com, No. 2, fa4c: No.
2 white, 694c: No. 3 yellow, 674BCS4o: No.
3, 68i(CiiTC9c; No. 3 white, 688fo: No. 4.
new, 62c; old. 87c; No. 4 white. 674ftSc:
No. 4 yellow, 574iC8c. Oats, No. 2 32c;
No, 2 white, 334tfHo: No. 3 whlto,
S3o: No. 4 white, 3040324c; standard, 33
G33Vic.
Rye: No. 2, (S4c Barley, r.W74c.
Seods: Timothy, $3.3ojj4.00; clover, $13.00
018.00.
BUTTER Steady; creameries, 244
29c: dalrNs, 224r27e.
EOGS Firm; receipts, 3,313 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 194f20c; ordinary
firsts, 214c; firsts, 24c
CHEESE Unsettled: daisies, 17417Hi
twins, 16itfl7o; young Americas, 174
17c; long horns. 16W17c.
POTATOES Strong; receipts, 40 rars;
Mich gan. 4MT48a; Minnesota, 42(845c: Wis
consin, 4.T7MSC
POULTRY-Eosy; turkeys, 16c; chick
ens. 104c; springs, 124c.
VEAL Steady, at 914c.
NEW YORK GKMCRAIi MARIKT
Qnnfntlnna of the Dar on Various
Cnmmodltles.
NEW YORK, Oct SO.-FLOUR-Actlvo
ar.u lower; spring patents, $4.80tf4.90; win
tcrstralghts, $4.&Otfr4O0; winter patents.
$i.706.1o: spring clears, $i.25Q"4.50; winter
". no. i, n.juoji.a;; winter extras, wo.
2, S4.00Q4.10; Kansas straights, $1.16JM.2S.
. AVHEAT Spot market, weak; No. 2,
$1.06, olovator, and $1.07, f. o. b. afloat;
No, l northern Duluth, 8S4c, f, o. b.
afloat, Futures clewed Viir!4o net lower.
Export sales wero five loads. December,
S 3-l6c; May, $l.02K.
CORN Spot market, weak; DSc, f. o. b.
afloat. Deccmbor to March.
OATS Spot market, easy; No. 3. 390
834c; No. 1, 374fiBRc; natural white, 37i
S94o; white clipped, 39ilMlc.
FEED Easy; western bran, $22.60
$22.85; standard middling, $23.25; city,
$14.26; per sack, $23.60.
HAY-Qulet: print, nominal; No. 1, $1.10
01.15; No. 2, $L004Jl.O5; No. 3, 85o.
HIDES Firm: Central America, Jgyici
Bogota. 27(ff28c.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 37
2Sc; seconds, 26tW7e; thlrd lagilc; re
Jects, 18c.
PROVJ8IONS-Pork. barely steady;
mess, $19.00Q19.75: family, $23.00Q24.W;
short clear 8. $22.tfl24.60. Beef, strong;
mesB, $18.0019.00: family, $22.00JK3.00; beef
hams. I28.TO-MLFI. Cut
pickled bollles, 10 to 14 lbs., $14.0O814.60;
I'icKieu nums, uiru, wean: miaaie
west prime. $11.16911.25; refined, easy;
continent. $11.90; South America, $l2,7o;
compound. $S.O0a.25.
TALIXIW-Barely steady; prime city,
hhds. 6Ho; special, -7Ua; country. 68a.
BUTTER Finn; receipts, 8,900 tubs;
creamery, extras, 32c; firsts. 2931c
creamery hold extras, 304y31o; stato
dairy, finest, 2330c; process, extras, 274
ZSo; factory, June make, firsts, 244l336o;
current makes, first. 244c; packing stook,
current make. No. X 2MJ234C
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 8,800 boxes;
state, whole milk, held, colored specials,
17MJ1SC, white specials, 174tfl7Kc; skints,
41il6o.
EGOS Firm; receipts, 8,633 cases; fresh
griherod extras, Sl-37c; refrigerator spe
ciul marks, fancy, 244c; nearby hennery
whites, fancy, large, now laid, 610 05c;
western gathered whites, 82BS8c.
POULTRY Dressed, dull: fresh killed
western chickens, 124?19c; fowls, Willie;
turkeys, I6QI80. Live, steady; chickens,
nWKWjc; fowls, 12ViG14o; turkeys, ISc.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 30.-CORN-No. 3
yellow, C4435c.
OATS No. 8 white. 4c.
RYE No. 2, 60fl624a
BR.A N-$18.6O19.00.
FLOUR First patents, $4.35014.65; sec
ond patents, $4.20fl4.45; first clears, $3.20
(T3.60; second clears, 12.40iT2.70.
FIAX $1.48J.
BARLET-416Cc.
tlv.Mi-er Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE Oct. 30.-WHEAT-No.
1 northern, 928024c: No. J northern,
0o; No. 1 hard, 9Wtc; December, 884c:
May, 93U3Ho asked.
CORN No. 3 yellow, C2W3o; No. 3
white, esc: No. Z, lc; December, 61ig2o;
May, 61;c.
OAT8 Htandard, 33c
BARLEY Malting, 6875o.
I
Pobrla Market.
PEORIA, Oct 30. CORN 4c lower;
No. 2 yellow, 60c; No. 3 yellow, 694c; No.
3 mixed, 69o; Nu 4 mixed, 674a
OATS Steady; standard, S3t4o; No. S
white, 324o; No. 4 white. SlUe; No. 3
mixed. Sic,
Metnl ainrket.
NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-MRTAL8-Cop-per
quiet; November, $16.9017.124; De
cember, 316.76917.00; electrolytic and lake.
S17 624W17.874: casting, $17.2517.374. Tin,
dull; spot $50.00fta.60. Lead, quiet; of,
fered at $4.00. Spelter, quiet; $7.3507,46.
Antimony rten.iy; rookson's, $ia60. Iron,
firm; unchanged.
Copper arrivals at New York, 1,200 tons
exports this month, 22,661 tons, London
copper, dull; spot, 74 16d; futures. 75
ts 6d. London tin, quiet; spot, 229; fu
tures, 229 IS. Local sales of lead, 60 000
pounds. London lead, 19. 6s 2d. London
spelter, 27 7s 6d. Iron. Cleveland war
rants, C6s 74d in London.
ST LOUIS. Oct. 30 METALS Lead,
quiet, $4.90. Spelter, steady; $7 S5GT7.40.
Wool Market.
BT. LOTTJS, Oct 30.WOOL-fltearty.
territory and western mediums. 21tp25c;
fine mediums, IsaiOc: fine. 1317o.
...
si" wj'vmu
0?4mi ! 96i96UCTM
Oct. I 69H
Dec. 62V4KH 624 hl 51TidTfa K4sH$
May. 61HS'ti 61t 61S 6l?i Kl
Oats.
Dec. S2.1TH 3!ji 3! S2H a2li
May-ISltsffH 3i 34 34 34
Pork, 1
Oct 16 00 19 25
Jan.. 18 40-2J IS 00 IS 25 IS CO IS 3214
May. is aw
IS 074 IS 25 IS 071 IS 23H 17 97H
Lard. I 1
Oct 10S7H 10 77H
Jan. . 10 674-
10R2H IOCS 10 Ml 10 6214 10 WW
May. 10 174 10 274 10 174 10 35 10 174
Ribs.
Oct 10 00 10 W
Jan.. 9 90-74 9 974 9 874 9 924 9 834
May. 9 70 9 774 9 70 0 75 9 Ki
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Cattle of All Kinds Hold-
ing Up Well.
HOGS TWENTY CENTS LOWER
Sheep and l.aniba In Mmlernta Re
ceipt, Whlln nerannil Continues
flood nn Prleen Strndy to
Mronir on (load Kinds.
S6UT1I OMAHA, Oct 30. 1913.
Rerclntn ,n. (Villi.. II nr.. Sheen.
Offlrlol Mnn.lnv . . 111M 1442 M.A
OfflcliU Tueediij- 8, SSI 6.7U 42.639
ruinate Wednesday.. 4,x) i.av ai.w
Threo day a thin wek26.697 18.363 '14.634
Samo dajs last week..!7,4S2 ls.101 lla.lSS
mto uaj-s 3 wks. ago.M.au 16.4SJ
Same dajs 3 wks. ago.3S.tty 11,843 116.W4
Same days 4 wks. ugo.2t,X76 18.042 1I9.3S0
Samo dnyg last year..23,(K3 15,49il 89,6li
The following tables shows the receipts
ot cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for tho year to date as compared with
Inst year: 1911. 19ll lno Dec
Cattle 847.307 98T..809 . ... 158,003
Hogs 2,177,475 1.993.93W 483isl7
Sheep S.485.763 3,622,11! . ... 36,350
Tho following table snows tho rani ot
prices for hogs at South Omaha tor th
last lew aays with comparisons:
Date. I 1913. 11911. 1110. IKH 190S.1907 '1904.
Oct 31
8 61UI 6 3JI 3 311 7 Ml 6 l 6 911
Oct. 23.
Oct 23.
vet. I.
Oct. 25.1
Oct S. I
Oct, 27.
Oct. 2S,
Oct. 2).
Oct SO.
8 4SH 8 44 7 62 6 43 6 87 1
6 87
S 3SHI 6 35)
7 62 6 43
8 70
70) 13
iT. 6 13
60
6 41
8 46
8 3.1S
8 WH
7 7S'H
6 24
6 19
6 19
8 47
8 2
8 Sll
7 66
7 69
7 64
763
7 S
639
6 45
13
6 16
6 13
6 64
6 60
6 13
8 30
8 131
& 67
6 66
6 IS
660
6 60
5 tS 6 15
7 70
6 60
605
Sunday.
Receipts nnd disposition of live stock
nt tho union Stock ynrda ror twenty
four hours ending yesterday nt 3 o'clock
RUCEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
(.'.. ,11. & st 1'
2
0 3
. 19 29 31
. 1 6
.69 26 33
,4 0
.4 13 1
.85 14 6
.2 3 4
1
1
. .1
.iw m 73
Missouri Pnclfla Ry
Union Pnclflo R. R
C. & N. W., Ry.. east...
C. & N. W west
C St. P., M. & O. Ry....
v., it. q. iiy eait
C, 11. ft Q. Ry., west
a, it I. & P., east
C It I. & P.. west.'.
Illinois Central Ry..A...
DISPOSITION HEAD.
, Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Morris & Co S5S 1.006 3.049
Swift & CO...-. 1,240 1.671 2.78!
Cudahy Packing Co....l.34t 2,191 3.94S
Armour & Co
Schwartz & Co....
iMorroll
LlOl 2,000 2.291
. ... 131
, 49
. S82
. 110
, 191
.n t
193
92
198
87 .... ....
, 79
159 ....
149
728
on
203
172
, 107
1,621 .... 22.721
Cudahy from country- S82
w. u. vansant co
Benton Vansant & D..
Hill & Son
F. n. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Husz
Rosenstock Bros
McCroary .fc Kellogg..,
Werthelmer A; Degen..
H. F. Hamilton
Rothschild & Krebs....
Mo. & Kan.-Cal. Co...,
Cllno & Christie
Other buyers
Totals 9,285 7.154 34801
CATTLE Cattle receipts were moderato
for a Wednesday, only 183 cam being re
ported in. This makes tho total for tho
three days 26,697 head, a falling off of a
few hundred head as compared with last
week nnd of close to 7,000 head us coin
fared with two weeks airo. An compared
With a year ago. there has been a gain
of about 3.600 head In the throe days this
week. The market opened slow and dull,
buyers being Inclined to tnko their time
and await developments before filling
ordors, ro that the trade was lato In
getting started.
While there was a fair demand for beef
steers, the trade was alow and the mar
ket entirely lacking In snap. It was In
feet a good deal of a drag from start to
finish. Tho best grades wero possibly
very close to steady with yesterday, bul
other kinds were lower, and It safe to
quote the general market on beef steers
an lftft16a lower than last week.
What has been said regarding beef
steers would apply equally well to cows
nnd heifers. They, too, warn slow nnd
anywhere, from steady or very nearly
steady to K315c lower than last week,
8tock cattle nnd feeders of strictly good
quality were In demand and tho best ot
them were not far from steady. On the
other hand, the less desirable kinds were
slow and weak and tha wholo market
around 10O15o lower than last week.
Quotations on native cattle: . Oood to
choice beef steers, $8.2510.00; fair to good
beef steers, $7.SV34.23: common to fair
beef steers. $5.7607.25: good to choice
heifers, S5.801W.40; good to cholcocowj,
$5.4096.30; fair to good oows, $4.SOO.30;
common to fair oows, $3.004.30; good to
choice stockers and feeders. $.67.85;
fair to good stockers and feeders, $5.76t
6.25: common to fair stockers and feeders,
$4.6006.75: stock cows and helfsrs, $4.ood
6.60; veal calves, $4.7Gft8.75; bulls, stags,
etc., $4.40Cf,.40. . . . .
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice beef bteers. $8.6038.80; fair to good
beef steers, $6.0006.60; common to fair
beef fleers. t5.2Mli.00.
HOGS The packers received a llttlo set
back this morning m they did their best
to force another decline of 25o and fallod.
As on yesterday nnd the day before, the
nig duik or tne oiienng was uougnt on
packing account, but as noted above the
packers did not nave everything so muoh
their own way as during tho first' two
days of the week. Opening sales were
anywhere from 162So lower, but as the
market progressed sellers proved too
many for the buyers and in consequence
prices showed some improvement, tho
majority of the holdings being let go
uround $7-60317,00, or fully 30c lower than
yesterday's general run of prices. Busi
ness was a trifle slow in netting started,
but once buyers and sellers came to an
agreement as to proper values, tho move
ment became active closing trade being
quite active at the decline Toduy's mar
ket differs from that on Monday and
Tuesday, In that trade was much moro
even, resulting tn a more narrow rnngo
of prices. Two or three loads of the best
offerings sold as low as $8.65, fully S5c
beldT? tho top price yesterday.
Receipts were liberal, as In the neigh
borhood of 106 cars or 7,200 head wero re
ported In, as against 6,694 head last
Wednesday, 6,639 head two weeks ago and
6.924 head on the corresponding days a
year ago.
Liberal receipts at this and all other
market points liavn made It possible for
packers to continue their benv raids day
after day. Barring a slight reaction on
Thursday and Friday of last week, the
hog market has been lower every day
since a week ago Monday. During that
time prices have declined $1.10, which car
ried the market to tho lowest point
touched since July, when the average
price dropped as low as $7.15. The low
month of the year was January, when
the average price dropped as low a $5.81.
SHEEP Although orferlngs ot reau
good lambs or ewes on the fat order
were rather meager again today the
supply was almost sufficient to satisfy
the present demand. Active buying and
stronger prices were the outstanding
features of the trada, the packers com.
menclng to fill their orders fairly early
and cleaning up practically everything
In the killing line in good season. While
there was a little improvement In value
on tho local market, other points re
ported steady prices. 1-ransactions at
the opening Included a sale of about 800
range lambs at $7.70 and two other loads
which were not quite so good at $6.65. A
load of fat ewes brought $3.60 and four
cars ot wethers went to the packers at
$4.28.
The receipts were comparatively light,
being considerably less than on Monday
or Tuesday. The supply was little more
than half of what arrived here a week
ago and was short of two weeks ago and
the same day a year ago. For the three
days the receipts foot up In round num
bers 114,000 head as compared with 126,S0n
head for the same time last week. 7S,20o
hend two weeks ago and 89,000 head for
the same three days a year ago. Lambs
and ewes comprised the bulk of the of
ferings, wethers and yearlings being
very scarce,
Quotations on shsep and lambs' Lambs,
.good to choice, $4.(004.90; lambs, fair to
good $6.2064.60; lambs, feeders, $8.96434.26;
vrUn. Usht. S4.35S&.1A: utrllngs.
heavy, Sl.WfN.TO. yearlings, feeders, $3 76
ti6.00: wethers, good to choice. $3,850-4.20;
wetners, rair to gooil, 53.Sf4i3.S6; wethers,
n . .... . . I
$136U3.tJ, ewrs, fair to gKHl. $J.10ff3 36;
ewes, feeders, HlfttiS.45, ewes, yearling
breeders. $4 W' 00, ewes, uged. $2.76S.30;
cull sheep and bucks. $1.60113.00.
CHICAGO LIVi: STOCK MAHICKT
Demand Fair to Heavy tin d Prices
n Little Lower.
CHICAGO. Oct. 30. CATTLS Receltits.
19.000 head; market steady; beeves. $5.267
11.00; Texas steers, $4.4oyc.65: western
steers, $5.rotf9.25; stockers nnd feeders,
$.tf7.M; cows and heifers, $2.764i7.26;
calves. $6.76j 10 50.
HOU8 Receipt. 31.000 bend; market
strong; light, $7.10l7.S0: mixed, $7,351)7.90,
heavy, $7.(HVJT7,S5; rough, $7.00117.20; pigs,
$6.25fi.SS; bulk of sales, $7.6007.75.
N1IKKP AND IaAMII.S Receipts. 32.000
head; market strong; native, $.1.90(14.60;
Western. 13.65ft4.tM venrllttim. It.601i6.85-.
lambs, native. $l.WIf7.15j western, $1.25tf
7.25.
Kansas City l.hi StoeU Market.
KANSAS CITY. Oct SO. CATTLE .Re
ceipts, 13,000 head, Inoludlng 1,800 head
southerns; heef steers and stockers and
feeders, lOJN&e lower: cow and southerns.
Heady; calves, 26o higher; dressed beef
and rxport steers, $S.00iiria75; fair to good,
$6.&WS.tt); western steers. fS.COas.60;
stockers and feeder. $l,60iir7.O0: southern
steers, H.2.'Jii.7&, southern cows, $3,400)
6.3, native cows, $3.25ir,26; native heif
er, $5.00ir7.&0; bull. $4.00116.25; calves,
$aMjr9.&o,
HOGS-Receipts, 16,000 head; market 20
25o lower: hulk of sales. $7.367.l:
heavy, $7.&.MT7.70: packer and butchers,
$7 4507.70; lights, $7.3otf7.574: plff. ItUM
0.50.
HHEHP AND LAMBS Receipts, 17.0W
head: market. lOOftOo higher: lambs. JO. 25
r7.10; yearlings, $4.60HJ-8.); wethers, $4.00
tr4.K: ewes. s.U'f.35; stocKers anu teen
ers, $2.6IT4.35.
Mt. l.nnln Live ytoek Market.
MT. LOUIS. Oct. -CATTLH-Recclpl.
6,600 head, Inoludlng 1,300 head Texan;
market steady; tintlve shipping nnd ex
porting steers, S-t.OiiM10.s5; dressed and
butcher steers. $5.fOt(8.t; stockers and
feeder, $.T.754r7.W! cow and hclfnr. $5.65
tN.90; Conner. $2.7MT,.IX); bulls, $4.OX0.6O;
calve. $6.004711.35; Texas and Indian
steers, $l.ti0tr7.25; cows mid bolters, $3.25
JJ5.C0.
HOGS Receipts, 9.400 head; market, IS
4T25o lower; pigs and lights, $(1.257.70;
mixed and butchers, $7.257.75; good
heavy. ,$7.6r7.75.
SlIEllP AND LAMBS Reoolpt. 6,000
head; market steady: muttons, $l.o0JT-t.3O;
lambs, $6.00(U7.30: culla nnd bucks, $2.t0
3.25.
St. Joseph Live Mlock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Oct. S0.-CATTLE-Reeflpt.
2,300 head; market slow; steers,
$6.76tfl0.60; cow nnd heifers, $3.25tfS.73;
calves. $4.Vi9.00.
HOGS Receipts. 4.600 head; market 26c
lower: top, $7.75; bulk of sales. $7.50tf7.70.
BHERP AND LAMBS-RecelpU. 2,800
head; market steady; lambs, $6.0tf7,16.
Stock In Might.
Receipts of llvo stook ul tho flvo prin
cipal markets yesterday;
utmic. nogs, niieep.
South Omaha .
Chicago
Kansu City ..
St. Louis
St. Joseph ....
' Totals i
...13.300
4,600
61,600
...wroo
...13,000
... 6,600
... 2.300
23,W
16,000
9,400
4,600
S2.0
17,000
6,00)
2.SO0
..,.61.100 66,400 103,800
Turpentine nnd llnsln.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 30, TURPENTINE
Firm, MWUWJe. Sales, 266 bbls.: re
ceipts, 687 bills.; shipments, 425 bbls.;
stock. 29,793 bbls.
ROSIN Firm; sales, 2,319 bbl.; receipts.
2,473 bill.; shipments, 2,459 bbls; foreign.
1.000 bbl.; domestlo, 1.459 bbl.; ntock. KM,
703 bbls. Quote: A, B and C, $6.10(IT6.174i
D, $6.16Gr6.20; H. S0.2OJfC.26; F, $6.2&4f6.274i
(1, $6.2&mJ.30i H, $6.30; I. $IU241M.3S: K.
$6.40; M, $0.90; N, $7.60Ui7.70; WO, $8.20;
WW, $8.60.
Cot fee Market,
NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-COFFEE-FU-lure
closed steady at net gain ot C to 15
points. Sales, 65,260 bag. Spot, ult;
lUo No. 7, 114c; Santos No. 4. 164c; nilld,
dull; Cordova. lfi'itriKc, nomlnnl.
NEW ORLIUNtf. Oct. S0.-COTTON-Stoiuly,
4 up; middling, 11 3,16c, Sale
on tho spot. 1.400 bales; to arrive, 1,246
bales. Receipts, 14,001) bales; stook, 159,467
bales.
Cotton Goods Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Oct. !. Tho cotton
good market ruled firm today with buy
ing of moderate, proportion. Knit . (roods
are offerod for fall season of 1913. 'Yamn
went firm. Jobber reported n moderate
business for lmmodlato delivery."
Sugar Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-8UaARRaw,
steady; muscovado, 89 test, 3.66o; cen
trifugal. 96 test, 4.05o; molasses, 89 (est
3.30c. Refined, steady.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
FRUITS. ETC Missouri apples, In
bbls., $S.o63.826: Now York Greenings
and Baldwins, $3.15. Spanish onions, por
case. 11.60. Bananas, fancy .select, ner
bunch, $2.263'2.60; Jumbo, per 'bunch, $1.7$
t 3.7D. uates, Ancnor uranu, new, au 1-lD,
pkgs. in Itox, per box,. $2,35; Dromedary
brand, new, ao i-ip. pkgs. in box, per
box, $3.90. Figs. California, per case of
12 No. 13 pkgs., 85oi per case of 30 No. 11
pkgs., i.'.bu; per caso or w no. o pkgs.,
12.UU; bulk, in 26 and 60-lb. boxes, per lb.,
iOo; nsw, Turkish, 6-crown, In 20-lb.
boxes, per lb., l6o; 0-crown, In 30-lb.
boxes, par lb., 10a; 7-crown, in 30-lb,
boxes, per lb., 17c. Lemons, Llmonetra.
itelected brand, extra fancy, SuO-Sttv
sizes, per box, $7,60; Loma Limonelra,
fancy, 80Q-SC0 sisea, par box, $6.60; 240-4.U
sises, wo per uox ies: uauiornia, choice,
sixes, per box, $6.00. Oranges, Cal
ifornia PanBy brand, extra fancy, 9ti
(3.76.
VEGETABLES Cabbage, Wisconsin,
tier lb,, lc. Celery, Michigan, per dox..
oc. i;uGuntuers, iiuiiioune, per aos,, im.
Egg plant, fancy Florida, per dos., $1.60.
Garlic, extra fancy white, per dos., 15c,
Lettuce, extra fancy, per doz.. 4Co.
Onions, white, In crate, $1; yellow, per
lb., 14c. Parsley, fancy southern, per
dox. bunches, 60&76C. Potatoes, Early
Ohio, per bu., 66o. Tomatoes, home
grown, por basket, 60c. Wax beans, per
uuMV, tt, HI eon urunn, per UOSKet, 1,
Sweet potatoes. Jersey, per bbl., $4.oO;
Virginia, per bbl., $3. Rutabagas, per lb.,
Datlun Stook Market.
BOSTON, Oct. 30. Closing quotations pn
4UCK9
Allouei X Mohtwk
Anwl. (3opPr IIKNda Con
A. Z. k 8 U'AMpl.iIni Mln.a .
Arliont Com lUh'srllt liutu
II. t 0 ' A. B. M. i North Ltk
rl. & Arlton 7tKOId Dominion ,.,
Cl, a llwla 14 CKfoU
tVnUnnUt UHQulncr
fop. luiifs C C, UHStitnnon ',
Bt Dutu Cf. I... Utuftior
rnutklln . 1 Superior & 1J. ji
Olroux Con tHTuwrm
Ortnbr Con HU. 8. 8. It. & M
(lrn Cnnt , ., tW do pM
Ill llojale Coppr. llUVtah Con
Kerr Uucs IHVtih Ooppw Co..
Lak Oopwr 17 Winona
. 1
11
I
Sl4
174
7Vs
1U3
H
1
9
H
11
llli
7m
Vt StlU Copper,,
Mliml Copper ,..
Bid. "A.),!).
tHWolTrrlns
S4ti
Lontlmt Stork Market.
LONDON, Oct. 30.-A11 sections of the
stock market opened strong and cheerful
today. The strength was clue to a report
that Austria and Russia hud reuched an
agreement regarding the Balkans. Con
tlnental buying orders wero numerous
and Canadian Paclflo was a strong fav
ortte with an advance of 44 points. Two
small failures were announced, put they
had no effect.
Near York Mining Stuoke.
NEW YORK, Oct. S0.-Closlng quota
tions on mining stocks:
Com, Tunnel atock., 10 Meatoan
do bondi .. ..... 11 Ontario ,
Con. Cel. A Va U Ophlr
Iron silver UO 'Standard ...
Leadtllle Con 10 Yellow Jacket
Little Chief ........ t
Offered,
2C0
too
40
100
...... 10
Dividend on Standard Oil.
NEW YORK. Oct. 80. The Standard Oil
Company of Ohio, the original Standard
OH company, today declared a dlvldond
of $5 a share, the first since the segrega
tion of the various companies.
Key to the Situation-Bee Advertising.
w uses, par uox, extra tunoy, all
slses, per box, $4.76. Pears, Kelfer, per
bbl., $3.60. Florida grape fruit, all slses,
14.00. Cranberries, per bbl.. $7.60: per box.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
War News from Europe Causes an
Unsettled Condition.
SOME EARLY GAINS ARE MADE
Call Loans 'l-iiue.li a lllaher Flgtare on
IntereM Rates, Commodities
CIo-iImr- Dull, hut Ilnthrr
Firm.
NEW YORK, Oct sa-The shadows ot
war hung over the financial horizon to
day main. All foreign markets were un
settled after an early period of optimism,
due to reports that two of tho leading
European powers had arrived at an
amtcablo understanding regarding tho
conlllet In the Balkans.
London's early tone was ono of cheer
fulness on buying order from tho conti
nent and absence ot further liquidation
In Canadian Pacific. That stock roso
over 4 point abroad and utmost tho en
tiro American group closed strong.
As a result of this apparent Improve
ment our market opened with a general
and substantial rise, Canadian PacltlO'
gaining over 3 points, with l-polnt gains,
In I nlon Pacific Northern Pacific, Read
ing, llUgh Valley, United States Steel,
Air.hlngmaird, Anaconda and Amorcatv.
Smelting. Before the end ot tho first
hour persistent selling had wiped out
much of the advance and at m-ddnY,
wiirli tho selling becamo more extensive
and wider In scope, It was utterly cf-
faced, with somo Issues selling under
yesterday's low mark.
By that time news from Europo hod
Again assumed an alarming tone and
there went signs that Ute foreign tnarketn
wero onco moro under a sevens strain.
Short selling, especially In Steel and pre
sumably based upon yesterday's finan
cial statement, was a factor ot tho de
clining movement, which was oheckod In
the f i tin 1 hour. More or less completH
recoveries wero then recorder, regardless
of a rise of 6 per cent In call loans, tho
ratiy continuing to tno unit, out mm,
close, and with numerous net gains.
Tho ono Important railway return wan
that of the Reading system, whleh
showed net gains for both Its lines and
coal company, tho wholo totalling JS1,
0U0 nnd a surplus Increase of over $$00,000.
uonas wero lower, especially convent-,
ble Issues. Total sales, nor value, ag
gregated $1,600,000. Utiltod States bond
wero unchanged on can.
Numoer ot sales and leading auotatloas
en stocks were as follow:
SkIm. Hlth. Lo. Clam.
Anulstmstui Copwr ...
5,J00 14
M4
amtnun Aitricuiniru ..
American nM Bueir, ..
Amrlon Out
67Vl
MK
!
ui
t
Mla-
U
uv.
4IU
11
107
1UU
i.tno nu is
11,600 43 iS'i
American Can pM..
l.ltOO 1I1T4 1X0
American C A F,. l.lfti
151,
IT
:o
UK
American ixnioti un..,..
Am. Ice tVourltlM.......
American Llneetil
7W
SCO
soo
1,100
1,100
so
144
41
American Locomntltrn ...
41U
ItH
American B. A It,,.,....
It
Am. B. A It, ptd.
m lom 107
Am. Buiu- ltetlnln....M 1.000 1MH 111
American T. T.
1,100 1I1H UT4 1UH
American Tobacco
in rrm Hiu tttu.
Anaotimla Mining Co
!.oo H 414 41K
Alcnimn . ,,
Atctilinn era .,
. 1,100 101S 1074 1M
. 100 lOII. 10lt4 lOlti
. 100 1114 114 1U4
700 106 10IH 104V.
. 1.104 H 4IH 4SH
. t.too i4 u
. 11,100 1104 at MOT.
. l.fcM II II 114
. 1,700 to; no toie
. l.too 114 114 l
. t,400 1MU 1074 10K
. too mt in nit
i 1,100 114 l4 4
. IOO 141 1(1 142 .
i t i(M nit itli teti
Attantle Oast Line......
Ualtlmnr A Ohio...,,,,,
llothlchem gteel ,.
Ilrnoaljrn lupld Tr
Cunaitlan rtcirio .
Central Leather
Clieeapeaka A Ohio..,,..
cnu-aa-o a, w
Chi euro. 1L ft St. P....
Cltlcato N. W
Colorad F. A I.. i
Ounmlldated naa ,. ,
Oorn Prolartj
IMawire A Ittidion
100 1174 1M4 174
Penm A lUo Grand
,...t SO
17
17 14 174
394 134 US.
114 (14 MH
Deafer A It. O. pfd....,
Dletlltera' Becuritlea M0
una 1700
Krle lit ita , 100
llrle M nfd
424
600 1M4 UO 110
1.41X1 1171 114 177
no UK 4SU 414
tleneral Hlectrto
llreat Nxthem pfd,...,.
(Irtlt Northern Or ctta..
Illlnela Central
300 1J7W lt74 117S
Intarborotiih Met , 1,100 104 114 1I?W
Inter. Met. ptd , MOO &Va 1S S
luteniatlnnal llarreeter ,. 600 12114 1S04 Ul
Inler.Marlna ptd , jtn&
International Paper 100 li
International rump , ,,,,, ,, ,, M(
Kaneaa atr Bouthern,... 1,000 M 174 It
Laclede t)a ...i ,,,,, iob
Ihlh Valley J,(0O 1T1 1714 1TJ
LouliTllle A Klhllle... too 117 ' 1ST 117
M., nt. P, A 8. H. M.,i. 400 140 11 1SMJ
Mleeourl, K, A T too 1IK J7H M
M I moil r I raetflo 1,100 tl 414 41H
National Illecult , 100 130 U0 110
National Lead 1,400 MU II !V
f.'. It. 11. of It. Sd nfd.. , .. Ml.
Vtw York Central l.doo llts 1UH 114U.
i.,. v. m v . ,
100 144 J44
144
Norfolk A Weatern
North American
K'jrthern 1'aclflo
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania .,.
Peolile's Ol
i'., a, C. A 81. I,
70O 1114 1!H 114
loo 134 U4 114
1,100 1344 111 IMS,
100 KSi 114 11
1.100 KIT4 1HS mU
WO 1114 U7K 111
...j 101
700 144 114 lli
I'ltuuurin owl
Preiaed nteel Car
I'ullman I'alare Car,..,
Itradlos ,
Itepubllo I. A
Itrpubllo I, A 8. pfd..
Hock leland Co
Ilock leland Co. ptd.
Bt. L. A B. T. 2d ptd.,
Seaboard Air Line. ...
Beaboartl A. L pfd...,
Bloie-Bhefrield B. A I.
Houthern 1'aclflo
Bouthern Ilallwar ......
Bo. Hallway pld ,
Tenneasee Copper
Teiaa A Pacific
Union raclflo ,,
Union 1'aclflo Pfit.e...
United fllatea llealtr..
United Blatea Rubber.
United flutea Steal. ,.,
U. B. Steel pfd
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical
Wabath .,
Wabaab pfd
Weetern Maryland ,,,
Weetern Union .
Weitlnihouae Klectrlo
10l 1M 1M 117
143.100 1714 1U4 16914
lilt JJi, SI 14
400
13
II M'4
3,700
1,700
100
100
700
154
tt
4
104
4(4
t I
414 414
MH M4
10 10
444 I4
14
300 lot 1014 1094
1.100 M4 1IH
iro us, ii
2.000 4tH 40
II
40V
344
HH
Mli
104
fl
744
1114
M4
41
44
II
14
71
aivi-
. 41,700 1IK 111
. 100 l I
., .,.....t,.
400 61 H
1. 111,000 7(4
700 114
.. t.JW MH
SOU
7IVi
1114
Jilt
us!
U4
714
114
44
., 100
.. 100
.. 400
,.. 00
4H
"4
M
74
114
.100
Ahi-llng A L. U
Total aales tor the day, lll.joo aharaa.
Ncrr York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Oct 00. MONEY On
call, atrong: 640 per cent; ruling rate",
6? per cent: closing bid, 54 per cent,
offered t &, per cent. Time loans,
strong! sixty days, 8X74X1 per cent.- ninety
days, d per cent; six months, 6H6 per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6 por
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at $1.S171"
for slxty-day bills and at $1.8090 for de"
mand. Commercial bills, $4.81.
8ILVER-Bar. 63c; Mexican dollars,
BONDS-aovernment. steady: railroad,
heavy,
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
V. 8. ret. t, re...10t K. a So. ref. la.. 174
o toupon Ml L 8. deb. 4 IMI.. It
U. B. 1. res JOT'lL A N. unl. 4a.... 174
do coupon 1M. K. A T, let 4a.. 134
U. 8. 4i, re lUm da gen, 44e U4'
do coupon lUSMo. 1'aclflo u 714
Panama la. coupon. 10H4 do conr. la G
A..C. lit ! ctfi... II N. n. It. ot M. 44s U
Anier. As. la W14N. Y. C. r. 14s... 114
A. T. A T. e. 41..I114 do deb 4a., lu
Am, Tobeeco ta,..UHiN. V. N. IJ. A H.
Armour A Co. 44a.. 114 cr, 34a J)
AUblann ten. 4.. . WW. A W let 0. 4a., 44
do ct. 4a 1140 104 do cr. 4a. J15
do ct. I ...1074No. raclflo 4i Mii
A. C. L. let 4. i do ! .... mu
Il.l, A Ohio tn 1140. 8, L Hdf. 4a., . M
do 14a tl4Tenn. or. 14a 1U.
Drook, Tr. cv, 4i... ItU Mo con. 4s. I04i
Cen, ot Oa, la 10JH Reading ten. 4a,.., MV4
Cen. Leather ( tiUB. L A 8, V, fr. 4i 741i
Chea. A Ohio 44.. iSi do sen. la. .,.... 13 u
do conr. 44a .134 8t. L 8. W, e. 4e I0H
Chicago A A. 14a.. 15 8, A. L adj. la..... Ti4
C. U. A Q. J. 4a.... MS Bo. Pac. col, 4a 14
do gen., 4e. 5 do cv. 4a uu
u u g 1 ao tai rer. 4a..,M nkl
lOSti
. niL
ao "it 4a itk do ten. 4i
tn 4. a a. . IL. &. .. .. ... -y
- 1 1 . ii.T. nu do ct4." .ri ' imS.
do ref. Cs 114 do lat A ref. 4a. , '
DUtlllera' (a 714 V. S. rubber la.. .1034
Erie p, I. 4a 144 U. 8. Btcel Id Je..,101
do ten, 4t 7IUVe,.Car. Chem, la, ITU
do cy. 4e, aer. II TTHWabaeh let A ex. la IT
III, Cen lit ret, 4a 44weatrn Md. 4a. .. 144
Inter. Met. 44a tl Writ. Elec. cr. St.. 4
Inter. M. M. 44i.- 4Wla. Central 4i l
Japan 4Ua 1 w
Did. Offered.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON, Oct. SX-The condition
of the United States treasury at the be
ginning ot business today was: Working
balance, $.8!XS.55e; In banks and Philip.
pine treasury, 131. SSI, 7; total of general
funds, $14dWCtKj7, receipts yesterday,
11.S25.4SS-. disbursements, $1,904,971, deficit
this fiscal year, $4,787,284, as against def
icit of ?19,7W.0 last year Tho figures
for receipts, disbursements and deficit
exclude Panama canal and public debt
trntvrjlrlie
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