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    THE BEE: OMAHA, F1UDAY, NOVEMIUCK 1, 1912.
KDUCATIONAIj
1"ARM A lUXfH l.AXDS lNn SAI.H.
Cnnnda.
British Columbia finest agricut-
tUriJ land. Kwhm vnlUv. near Clrand
Trunk, also Fort George. Cariboo, Peace
River, Rulkley valley. Stato requirements.
0 acres to 100,000. Lowest prices; easy
terms. Glenn fi Co., 4U Pender St.,
ancouver, B. C.
Culurndo.
HOMESTEAD S2u acres rich farm land
for J176. riling fees and all; Just over Into
-oioraao good stuff, not s&na mus. uui
In Kimball county $19 to J15 per acre. J,
A. Tracy, Kimball. Neb.
Florida.
RL'Y a home on the beautiful "Indian
Pralrlo" In De 8ota county, In the very
heart of the Orange and Grape Fruit
belt. Thn ormortnnltv of " lifetime, tie
liable agents wanted. HTDE & GRANT
IAND COMPANY. FAIRMONT. MINN.
It a.
Garden and 'Fruit Tracts.
Farms of any size, just 6 miles north of
Council Bluffs, at bargain prices. SOS
acres, known as Orchard Heights, subdi
vided and for sale at from J50 to J100 per
acre; easy terms. Let us show you this
lard. Day & Hess Co., 123 Pearl St,
Council Bluffs. In.
EIGHTY acres of land closo to town;
fivnrv arm ran hit farmed! Will be SOld
for 155.00 per to doss partnership. Mort
gage of J3,000. balance must be cash.
PP. box 383. Council Bluffs, Iowa.
tuk ntit wa v to rind a buyer tor
your farm Is to insert a small want ad
In the Des Moines Capital. Largest tfr-
rnlmlnn In thn stats of Iowa. 43.WXI dally.
The Capital Is read by and bellevod In
bv thA utandnattera of Iowa, who simply
refuse to permit any other paper In their
homes, Rates, l cent a wuru a oay,
ti - linn nor month: count six ordi
nary words to the line. Address
Moines Capital. Pes Moines. Ia.
FOR SALE 80-ACRB FARM. NEAR
roUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.; D-room dwell
ing; barn 40x41. UoUDie corncriD, two
n ! nrini In nuture: 20 acres alfalfa.
10 acres pasture, balance In corn and
oats. CIIAS. T . OFFICER. Council
Bluffs. I a.
Nebraska.
MR. INVESTOR, Mr. Man with small
means: For sale, 12 quarters of choice
form lanri f1rA in fllrinev. NflD.. OUft
tenth cash, bal. ten years' In ten equal
payments. Ernest Haas Slrliiey. No.
HOUFSTEAD 320 acres rich farm land
for 1175, filing fees and all; Just over Into
Colorado good stuff, not sand hills.
Land In Kimball county $15 up to J25 per
acre. J. A. Tracy. Kimball, Net).
M-HUBHKL WHEAT LAND. Wi TO J3J
PER ACRE.
We have for sale over N.000 acres ot
Cheyenne county, Nebraska's choicest
farm land, where the crop yields for U
vun. including 1910 and 1311. average
with the best In the slate. Alfalfa, also
a leading crop. Better so1, water and
climate cannot be found. Write for full
Information. Agents wanted everywhere.
KUND1NUSLAND IN VtSST.u- a vu.,
SIDNEY. NEB.
6(4 ACRES land In Blaine county. Neb,
M.25. A. w. Kelpin. xn unanea at.
RANGE BARGAIN
1.920 ncres nf lino grass and hay land,
fenced and cross fenced; good house, 2
vells and wind mills; will take caro of
800 head of cattlo the year through; a
big money maker, only 150 mites from
Omaha, and not far from railroad. Price
and full particulars of Wright Cc Lasbury,
GO S. 16th Bt.
South Dakota.
C5. LjI IW uiiica (suuu lailli ia4iu.
40 acres broke, balance all tillable; 7
miles from Dallas and C miles from
roinmt. Price. 240 ter acre, payable
tl.m cash, 22,600 March 1. 1813; 22,490
March L 1917. Address Box ISO. Dallas,
Bo. Dak.
Texas.
CHEAP natented state school lands.
south Texas, 21 an acre cash, balance ten
years. For all particulars write F. A.
Connable, trustee. 484 Commercial Bonk
Bldg.. Houston. Tex.
'WunUlnutou.
nrry SPOKANE PROPERTY.
One aero that will soon bo worth $1,000
for JCOO: terms, writo
EMERY 8. BAYLEY.
Peach, Washington.
MVE BTOCK RiAKKKT OF WEST
Ship live stotik to South Omaha. Bavo
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Lire Stock Commission Merchants.
BYERS BROS. & CO.. Strong, reliable.
CL1FT 3N Com. Co.. 322 Exchange BldgT
Snyder-Malone-Coffman Co.. Ibil Ex. Bldg.
LAVERTV BROS., VM Exchange Bldg.
Martln Bros. & Co.. Exchange Bldg.
Cluy, Itoolnson & Co., 200 Excnangit Bldg.
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
UNION STATION Tenth and Mason.
Union Pacific
Depart. Arrlre.
San. Fran. Orerland
China & Japan Mall
Lmd...,a Al am a 7:40 pm
a:Wpm a SM& pm
Atlantic Expreis
Portland ruget 8. Bip U2:0u am
1 V n.) -m
a 4:00 pm
Loa Ancelea Limited
.all:45 cm
a 1:30 pm
al2:2 am
a 7:11 am
Denver special
Colorado Special
Colorado Eipreaa
Oregon-Waahlngton Limited.
Ntorth riatto Local ,.
0 rand Ialand Local... . I
ftromabure Local
Chicago, Milwaukee
Overland Limited....
Clilcaio 8pclal ,
Denver-Portland Limited.,,,
Chicago Ualliht Special,..,
..a 7:04 am
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& St. 1'iuil
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Oolo-Ouliornia Kipreaa
Parrr Local
a 1:20 am
Mlaaourl I'uclfUv
K. C. BU Loula Eiprsta..a 1:00 am
It. C. fit. Loula Eipress..all:l5 pm
X. C. St. Loula Limited.. alO:tl am
L'btcnao &. Karlhnealern
NORT11DOUKT).
Mlnneapolla-St. raul Expreaa..a 7:00 am
Mlnneapolla-8t, Paul Llmlted-a 7:00 pm
Twin CUr Local a 2:21 pm
Stout City Local a 1:26 pm
Mlnoeapolle & Dakota EUp..a 7:00 pm
Twin City Limited 1 1:00 pm
illnaeaota Eipreaa
EASTBOUND.
Carroll Local a 7:00 am
Daylight Chicago a 7:40 am
Chicago Local a:0S pm
Chicago-Colorado ...
Chicago Special a 1:02 pm
Pulfle Coisl-Cblcaga a (:li pm
Lua Angeles Limited a 1:30 pm
Overland Limited a 7:W pm
Carroll Local a 4:10 pm
Faat Malt : pm
' Cedar lUplda, Bloui City and
'Omaha
Centennial State Limited al2:4 am
WESTBOUND.
a 7:04 am
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Long Pine a 1:00 am, all;00 am
Ntorfolk-Dallaa a 1:00 am all:00 am
Long Fine-Ltneola a 1:11 pm a 1:20 pm
llaallnga-Superlor b 2:11 pm a 1:20 pm
Deadwood-IIot Spring! a l:ii pm a 1:20 pm
4aier-Lander ...a 3:M pm al0:16 pm
Vremoat.Alblcn b 1:39 pm b 1:31 pm
Waliaah
Omaha-St. Loula Eipreaa. ...a 1.30 pin a 1. 15 am
Mall and Eipreaa a 7:02 am all:lS pm
SUnbarry Local (from C. U.)..b t:u0.pm blO U am
CblcaiEu Great Weatern
Twin City Limited... a 1:10 pm a 1.10 am
Perry Local . ..a 6:20 am all:0 pm
Twin City Expraas, a 7:44 am a 1:10 pm
Chicago Eipreaa a 1.00 pm a 1:30 pm
Chicago, Rock Ialund A. I'uclflc
EAST.
llnckr Mountain Limited.... all: JO pm
Chicago Local Paaaenger... b!0:2S am
Chicago Day Eipreta... -.a :U am
Chicago Eipreaa a 4:10 pm
Dea Molnea Local Paaaenger. .a 4:27 pm
Cblcago-Ncbraaka Limited..., a 6:01 pm
WEST.
Chicago-Neb. Ld, to Lincoln.. a 1:01 am
Chicago-Colorado Kiprew a 1:1S pm
Oklahoma U Taiaa Eipreaa. .a 1:00 pm
Reeky Mountain Limited al0.47 am
slO:U pm
bl0:l4 pm
a 4:30 pm
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all. 12 pm
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al!:tt an
Webater Station 15th .t Webater,
Chlcngo, St.
Omaha
Pnnl, Mlunropolla Jb
Depart
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b -2 am
.c l . am
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Arrive.
UlOi am
b I 21 pm
I.2S pm
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floux Oty Kipreaa...
Twla City Paaaenger
slum t'lty Taaienger
rmeraon Local .
Mlaaonrl I'aclfl
Aoburo Local
b I 94 cm blO 4J am
Hj dally lb) dally except Sunday, (c) Bundar.
I GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
War News is Not Affeoting .Wheat
Market at Pre lent Time.
CASH CORN IS UNCHANGED
Oats Market Is Weak, an the Re
ceipt Are Larger anil Should
, Continue So for Twenty
i
Days Store.
OMAHA, Oct. 3). 1911
The shlnnlnr sales nf cash wheat to
millers made public after the close yes
terday and the fact that thn market has
had & somewhat abrupt decline for two
or threo days post, are somewhat en
couraging features for wheat buyers at
present. On the other hand the neavy
movement of Duluth cargoes to Chicago
elevators. which will irtvn a crcat In
crease In Chicago stocks, the heavy north
west movement is likely to increase man
19 aecemae, wnen there is a nam ireean
to stop field operations, and the epd ot
the navigation season will offer op
portunities for larger accumulation of
stocks at all centers. The war news Is
really not a feature at present but In
view of tho fact that the trade wouiu
buy quickly If any distributing rumors
were received, traders think It well to
protect their sales against any quick turn
In the market. Cash wheat unchanged to
H lower.
Tho break In corn prices ror mo new
rron months wnit most natural in Mew
of the violent drop In the October and
old cash corn values trie last low uuys.
Around bottom prices yesterday some
very irood buying was noted. The
weathpr man will have much to do with
the trade In the December contracts. A
run of bad weather might start buying
for the early months. The selling pres
sure Is safest In tho May contracts. Tho
bul s artrue that even If new corn moves
freely In the next thirty to sixty days It
will nil be wanted, cash corn was un
chanced.
The oats market is mended to do wean
as tho receipts aro larger ana snouiu
continue so for tho next twenty days.
Some favor the selling Bide on tho rallies
and ore selling December oats on all
btilres. Cash oats -was 'ic lower.
Clearances: wheat and flour equal to
427,000 bushels; corn, H0 bushels; oats,
219.000 bushels.
Liverpool close: Wheat, ?d higher; corn,
ld lower.
iTlmary wheat receipts wero i,iNt,tw
bushels and shipments 1,210,000 misneis.
against receipts of 1,154,000 ousncis ana
shipments of 321,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn rccelnts were 313,000 bush
els and shipments 222.000 bushels, against
receipts of 331,000 bushels nnd shipments
nf 4ft3.00ft husheln last vear.
Primary oats rccolpts wero l,i3,wu
bushels and shlDments 1.2)0.000 bushels.
against receipts of 370,000 bushels and
shlnmnntB of 303.000 bushels last year.
The following cash sales wero reponea
today Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 1 car,
86c: 2 cars. 85Wo: 13 cars, SGc. No, 3 hard
winter. 11 cars. S4V4c: 1 car. 84C NO.
mixed. 1 car. 84Mc; 1 car, 834c No. 2
spring, 1 car, S4Vc. No. 3 spring, 1 car,
Sic: 1 car, 83Wc; 1 car, S3c." No. 4 spring,
1 car, 84c; 1 car, Ko; l,car, sivic; i car,
81c. No. 2 mixed durum, 4 cars, 8Vttc
Nn. 3 tn xed durum. 1 car. WHO. No,
durum. 1 car, SOc Corn: No. 4 white, H
car, 67c. No. 3 yellow, 1 car, BTHc. No,
mixed, 2 cars, 67Hc No. 3 mixed, l car,
KSc: 5t4 car. 67c. Oats: Standard
cars, 314c. No. 3 White. 11 cars, 30ic,
No. 4 white; 1 car. SO'Uc: 3 cars, 304c
No grade, 1 car, 304c; 1 car, 294o. Bar'
ley: No. 3, l car, 604c; i car, wc. ltyo
No. 2. 1 car, 644c. No. 3, 3 cars, 64C,
Omnha Cash rTlcc.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 84486o; No. 3
hard, 834ft5o; No. 4 hard, 804B84c: No.
spring. 8844e: No. 3 spring, S24WC
CORN No. z wnue, wmjwvc; jno.
white, BSjifiOc; No. 4 white, 57c; No.
vollnw. R7te! No. 3 vellow. 674o: No.
yellow, C04c; No. 2, 674c; No. 3, 67c; No,
4, rWfiGHa
OATS No. 2 white, 314c; standard,
31Wc: No. 3 white. 30?ic; No. 4 white, 304
Q3(Wic.
BARLEY Malting, 5S0SSo; No. 1 feed,
480C7C
RYE No. 2. C44c; No. 3. 64c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn,
Oats.
337
Chicago
Minneapolis
, 76
117
..376
..414
...168
..161
..118
..426
Duluth ...1...
Omaha t,
8
10
15
Kansas City
St. Louis ...
Winnipeg ....
OIIICACJO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the TrndliiBl nnd ClosliiK
Prices on ilonrd of Trndc.
CHICAGO, Oct. 31. Too much rain In
Argentina helped today to give tho wheat
market strength, despite . considerable
pressure on tho selling side. The closo
was steady at prices ranging from a
shade off to 44c up.
Unexpected firmness at uverpooi was
what turned wheat traders' attention to
adverse crop conditions In Argentina.
After a moderate rise, however, the mar
ket began to suffer from active selling,
due to beneficial snow or ruin over the
winter crop belt In the unitea atates.
Diminished receipts In tho northwest
tended to old a rally In wheat during tho
last hour. December fluctuated bctweon
!Hio and Wio and t closed at 9Hia
Export call for January and February
shipments put firmness Into corn at the
rtv4,t,k llpbmh.. nlndul bImiIv. ljLfft
),. ., t.HLrt Po cli irrttHaa warp firm
rt ," a,,'' muffiuiu
"y:'-'--'"' ,,..H nla
I ,U(,U , ' t ,,,u, J ...... II u,..w.'uv..
Active buying of provisions resuitru
from a belief that recent declines hod
liiiuldatcd- the market. In tho resulting
advance October' porlt mudu tho best
guln 25o even.
The leaaing rutures rangea as touowsi
Artlclel Open.l High. I Low. Close. Ycs'y.
V heat, I
Dec.. 914031 01 00i 91U 914
May. WiitfM SSWHS'i 06Vi96ViS'i
Corn.
OcL 60 55
Dec. 52H052 62U 61H 6214 61T4U62
May. M4J61I4 52 51HQH 61T4 614
Oats. 1
Dec. 32'.40K 32'4 31 32 S232V4
May. 3lt(34i 31V4 22S , 33T4 34
Pork. t
Oct , 1C25 100
Jan.. 18 47-45 18 C5 18 45 18 62 V4 18 50
May. 18 25-17 18 25 18 12-15 18 22& 18 65
Lard. I , I
,Oct. 10 95 10S7V4
Jan.. 10 67-65 10 70 10 63 10 C7V4 10 G5V4
May. 10,30-27 10 30 10 23 10 27ft 10 25
Ribs. I
Oct, I 10 60 10 60
Jan. IOi&O 95 10 02i4 9 9:1 10 00 9 92 W
May. 9 70B75 9 80 9 70 9 77ft 9 75
Cash quotations were as follows
FLOUR Winter patents, .304.75; win
ter straights, Jl.ioai.w; spring patentav
24.2&&5.40; springs stralghtv, 21.0034.25;
bakers, J3.6W3.85.
RY'EJ No, 2. GSfiOSc.
BARLHY'-Feed or mixing, 453c;. fair
to choice malting, 6972c
8BKD8 Timothy, J3.00gn.O0; clover,
ti3.rxKris.cy.
JROV'IBIONS-Mcas pork, JlC.2518.37ft.
Lard, In tierces, J10.95. Hhort ribs, loose,
J10.2Tx3-10.76 ,
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 427,000 bu. Pilmary receipts
were 1.947,000 bu., compared with 1,154,01)0
bu. the corresponding day a year ago,
Bstlmated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
102 cars; corn, 131 curn; oats, 2S3 cars;
hogs 14,000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat. No. 2 red.
Jl.054rl.GS; No. Z red, 96c21.06; No. 2 hard.
iUK&ttftc; No. 3 hard, fai892c; No. 1
RAIWAY TI.MK CARD.
Darlington Station Tenth .A llaion.
Burlington
Depart.
Dearer 4 California. a 4:10 am
Paget sound Eipreaa a 4:10 pm
Kebraaka Polnta a 1:20 am
Black Hllla a 4:10 pm
Lincoln Mall ...,. ..b 1:20' pm
Northweat Eipreaa ......all:!! pm
NHibraaka Expreai a i:l am
gebnyler-Platlamoutb b 7:04 pm
Lincoln Local , ,
riaUamouth-prwa' .....a :ll am
BeHeTue-Plattamouth .al2:30 pm
Chicago Special a I II pm
Denver Special all 31 pm
Chicago Eipreaa iIMpa
Chicago Kaat Eipreaa ., . ...al:30pm
Creaton (la.) Local b 1:30 pm
Bt Loula Eipreaa. .a 4.31 pm
Kanaaa City-St. Joaeph alO'.iS pm
Kanaaa City & Bt Joeeph illim
Arrlra.
a 3:43 pm
1:15 pm
a 1:10 pm
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all:li pm
a 7:M am
a 1-10 pm
blO M am
M0.J5 am
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illips
1:00
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:
.Wlt , -1L, Zll 111 -(fiVV , .. 1 Pt'XI'ri
0S5e; velvet chaff, SHilUc, durum. 5S4J
92a Corn. No. J. KX$r4r; No. 2 white,
eoatHc; No. 2 yellow, WHfiflOUc; No. 3,
KtWec; No. 3 white. K,INV; No. 3
yellow, rpY. No. 4. 6Stjl$Vo; No. 4
white, 57iitV4c; No. 4 yellow, new, 61Hlr
52Vtc old. tefimic Oats, No. 3 white. JJH
Itwc; mo 3 wnue. jiisc, no, i
white, 31HOS2HC; standard. SJitiC
liye. fio. wiiwc, nancy, evrruc. toei,
timothy. 2J.001M.00; clover, 2li.Winj.00.
IIUTTEH Firm; creameries. !wic.
dairies. 234tJ2Se.
KG OS steady ; receipts, 3.3S& cases: at
mark, cases Included. lNr-Vc; ordinary
first", IlHo: firsts, I4Hc.
CHEKSIJ-Steady; daisies. l.Htrue;
twins. 16?4Gl7c; young Americas, l'tf
lTNc: long horns, 14Aii7c.
POTATOES Steady; receipts, 36 cars:
Michigan. 4SJNSc; Mlnncsoto, 4pl5o; Wis
consin, 4MJ1HO.
POULTRY Alive, firm; turkeys. 16c:
chickens, He: springs, 12Ho.
VHAL Steady; 914C.
NEW YORK ttKNHRAIi MAUKBT
Qnntntlon nf thr Par ' Varlon
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Oct Sl.-FLOIMI-Steady.
unchanged; spring patents, Jl.804f4-S; win
ter straights, M-W4.oo; winter patents,
H.TOET6.15: spring clears, M.25SH.BO: winter
extras. No. L IUfrS-4.20; winter extras, No.
2, 4.VgM.10! Kansas straights, 24.15tM.S5.
WIIEATV-Snot market cteadv: No. 2 rot
$1.06. elevator, and 21.07. f. o. b. afloat:
No. 1 northern. IWlulh. PSHo. f. o. h,
afloat Futures closed He lower to Ho
higher: December, closed at PS4c; May,
'I-03- .....
I.XJKN SDOt market weaK; wic, i, o. u.,
nflnnt. IVftimhflr tn March.
OATS Spot market, easy, jso. s, ,ir
394c: No. 4. 37iMi3$c: natural white, 37tf
SlUr! ulill,. rllntuwl. XMNle.
FEED Easy : western oran. -iintr
222.86; standard middling, fS.26; city,
14.aj; per sack, ja.fA . ,A
HAY Oulet: nrlme. nominal: No. 1,21.10
01 16: No. 2. 21.00TL6; No. 3, SSc.
liiuta Firm: central America, su;
o.. - a nv?n. V, 1 .1 m VXti-'ln r
fiCUUUO. .Vli.ll.. ht,tw0 .v, .v ,
1wtn 1.
I'UuvlSlONB roric, oareiy
mess. 219.O0tS19.76: family. i.ww.-w;
ohnrt rlnnn IM ftVfi'U.RO. Ilenf. Strong:
mess. 318.004rlP.00: family. 222.0Ofi-23.O0; beef
nams, a.)1l,l, -ui mcajs, ji""jjL
n nu m naiiiAa in Tn 14 ids.. iii.uluii.w.
pickled hams, 114.00. Lard, weak; middle
west prime, JlI.l.WlI; roiinea, oany;
contlnont. 2U.95; South America, 212.75;
rnmnmlnfl. SR OlWS.ILi.
TALIOW narely steady; prime, city,
hhds. 6Hc; spoclal. 7H: country. eovc,
niTTTKll Firm! reoelnts. 7.400 tUDS;
rronmorv OTtrnx. 320! IlrslS. .TCIiilo;
creamery held extras. S04ff31c: state
dairy, finest, 2930c; pro jess, extras. 274
c; lauiury, juiia uiunr, uidw, -,Jrv'j'
currtmt maKes, rirsi, nw. pacKiiiB hum,
current make. No. 2, 23i0234c. .
CHEESE Firm; receipts. Z,sw ooxes;
state, whole milk, hold, colored specials,
17WG18C; white specials. 17417Hc; skims,
m. .....
Euao l1 irm:, receipts, v.wj c ho; ura
gathered, extras, SXZfS&a; refrigerator spo
clal murks, fancy, ncaroy iiuniit-
whites, fancy, large, now laid, BWJGoc;
western, gathered, whites, akujk:.
I'OULTRY Live, steady: western
chickens. UUUiai fowls. UHifflfo' tur
keys, 18c. Dressed, irregular; irenii nuicu
western chickens, uwisc; towis, jotioc;
turkoys, Miu'soc.
St. Louis fieneral Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3L WIIBAT-Cash,
lower; track, No. 2 red, 2L04L07i No. 2
hCOilNlrm: track. No. 2. 634tWI4o;
No. 2 white. 03c. ...,,
OATS Steady: track, No, -2, 3245J.no;
No. 2 white, 34c.
'RYE Lower at C84c. ,
Closing prices on tuiurcs W9re:
WHEAT Firm; December, wc; jviay,
87Uc
CORN I-'lrm;
OATS lxjwer;
December, 481io; May,
December, Sl'iQOlHo;
May, 33Hc. , x , ,
Mr -itttiT jiu-nr! red winter patents.
J4.GMp4.S5; fancy and straight, 24.001M.DO;
. . .... ... ..1 torjmft fiA
Hill Li vt 1 1 1 k : i , . ,
Hl;l'.IJ n moiny, jw.w.
CORNMEAL 23.60.
BRAN Lower; sacked (east track), 9jc
IIAX wuiet; iiiuuiii, ,.wu,., -rle,
211.0Ot('16.00. . . , .,
PROVISION-Pork. lard, dry salt
meats and bacon unchanged.
POULTRY Dull; chickens, 11c; springs,
UH4c; turkeys. 15c; ducks, 12c; Seese, He.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, 28(2f30c.
EOOS-Weuk. at 23Hc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour bbls 8,000 16,000
wheat, buV.:::::r...v....ift;w w.ooo
Ccrn bu 7 IR.000 7,000
Oat", bu. y K.O0O
Knitsas City Gniln nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 81. WHEAT
Cash. Vic. lower; No. 2 hard, 87V489c: No,
3. 8Mi87Hc; No. 2 red, ll.OOSfl.Ol'i; No, 3,
DCcffJl.OO.
CORN Unchanged to lo higher; No. 2
mixed, old, 67c; new, 53l54c; No. 3, old,
Mc; now, D4c; No. 2 white, bid, 69c; new,
66fi6fic;. No. 3, old, R6c; new, 62c.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 white. M&WAc;
No. 2 mixed, 315X34HC
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT-Deccmber, 8&SUc; May, 90V4
OOOC
CORN-December, 4SjT4'J,.4c; May, 48ftc;
July, 49ViiW9c.
OATS December, 32Hcj May, 34Vi8ittC
HYB 68c,
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 113. Wp
14.00; choice prairie, 212.7W13.25.
BUTTER-rCreamery, 28c; firsts, 26cj
sec
iconds, 24c; packing stock, Wc.
HOaS-Extras,
254c; firsts, 24ftc; sec-
otitis, 18c. '
Receipts. Shipments.
16.0PO 123.000
10,000 92,000
7,000 13,000
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu.,
Oats, bu r
Minneapolis Grain Market,
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct, 31.-WIIIiXAT De
cember. May, 92i692ftc. Cash: No.
1 nara, ssc; no. 1 norinern, stxiic;
No. 2 northern, 81ViH83ic! No. 3 white.
82V4J83Mc
corn No. 3 yellow, cijiKftc.
OATS-No. 3 white. 3O330Vic
RYFJ No. 3, 692ic
H RAN In 100-pound sacks, 318.50019.00.
FLOUR First patents, 14.S5Q4.G5; Bcc-
ond patents, 24. 2031.15; nrst clears,
j-3.60; wcond clears, 14C2.70.
PI-VX-21.48.
BARLBY 41igKo.
21.20
tluntha Hn yMnrket.
OMAHA, Oct 31.-IIAT No. 1 upland.
$10.r,0fi11.00; No. 2. 29.00ia00; No. 3, JS.OOff
9.00: No. 1 midland, J10.00ffl0.50; No. 2,
29.00Q10.00; No. 3, JS.O0Ji9.00; No. 1, lowland,
33.0OS10.00; No. 2. f8.OCr40.OO; No 3, JO.OftW
8.00. Alfalfa: No. 1. third and fourth
cutting, J13.50i814.00: No. 1, first and sec
ond cutting. J13.00813.60; No. 2, J12.004p
32.M; No. 3, J11.00S 12.00. Straw: Wheat,
J6.6OQ7.60; oats and rye J7.OOS'8.0O,
MIIvTankee GVnln 3Iarket.
MILWAUKKE. Oct 3L-WHKAT-No.
1 northern, 91Q91ftc; No. 2 northern, 88ft
90c; No. 2 hard winter, 9192c; Decem
ber. HSUeMHci May. 93fte.
CORN No. 3 ytjllow, -61c; No. 3 white,
fdc; No. S. Cfc; December, 62',4c; May,
61T4SC2C.
OATS-Btandard. S2?ic.
nARLKY' Malting. GCftTlc.
1'eorln Market.
I'EOIHA. Oct 3L-CORN-23c lower;
No. 3 white, 57c; No. 2 yellow, 67o; No.
3 yellow. 67c; No. 4 yellow, now, 6O660.ftcj
No. 2 mixed, 57c; No. 3 mixed, 67c; sam-
tilo 47c.
OAT4i-,4faio lower: No. 3 white, S3Vic:
standard. 32c; No, 3 white, 3Hic; No. 4
white., 30ic
Liverpool Grain Market. ,
LIVBRPOOL, Oct 31.-WHBAT-8pot
steady: No. 3 Manitoba, Rs llftd; futures,
steady; December, 7s SHd; March, 7s 7Hd,
CORN Bpot easy; new American kiln
dried, 7s. Futures steady; December, r
lT4d; January, 6s 2ftd.
Cotton Slarket.
NBW YORK, Oct 31.-X)TTON-Bpot
closed steady; middling uplands. 11.70c;
fiddling gulf, 11.9GC1 soles. l.V0 bales.
Cotton futurbs closed easy. Closing
bids: November, 10.95c; December, 11.17c;
January, 11.24c; February, 11.21c; March,
11.40c; May, 11.43c; June, 11.42c; July,
11.43c; August 11.38c; September, 11.20c.
NBW ORLEANB. Oct 31.-COTTON
Spot market, steady, Uo up; middling,
11 7-16c. Hales on the spot, 1,280 bains;
tn arrive S fiflO lialAa RweelnlH J H71
am bales, stock, 175,009 hales.
am -
Persistent Advertising Is the Road
Big Returns.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
High lUtcs on Money Abrond Has an
Effect Locally.
CALL LOANS GO STILL HIGHER
t'nlon Paolflo 8hoT n .Vet Unln
of
.tlorc Thai n lnarter ot a Mil
lion for the. Month nf
September.
NEW YORK. Out M.-Forelgti and do-
mnrttlr inonetari condltlnnH ser'tHi to
kep ttnlaj-'s markets In a stato ot apathy
ami general restraint, ino uniwrtono
hero for tho greater part of tho ses
sion was fairly steady, howover. In
tho rinal hour prices fell ivwoy as money
row.
The precarious condition ot the money
situation abroad was exemplified In tho
advance of tho French bank rate from
44 to 4 per cent, Uto highest flguro
quoted slnco'tho ptlnlc hrro in IW7. Thk
weekly statement of the Bank of Frnne
disclosed an lncroaso of I6S,tXK0W In dis
counts. . .
The shdwlng ot the naiiK oi i:ngiauu
was not ot the, most encournglng char
acter. l..i llaUUty reserv-es falling) almost
2 per cent from last week.
Onfinliiir advances In stock hero rait
tn n. nnlnt nr Ixitter In como ItunjflS. With
Reading. Union Pivclflc. the Hill stocks
mm TlnllMt RtniAM Rtiwd m(t OfitlVe
Canadian Fartflo and Ita alllel properties
wero materially higher, wiuia Amoiga
niAtrvl Cmnet" and American Hmwtlng
wer In better rouuest Uiun recently
WIipii civil louns rosn to 84 ur cent
In tho final hour, tho market beciuno dull
to tho vergo ot btairnaiion.
Returns of tho llarrlman roads for
September were among tho few Impor
tant railway statement Issued. Union
Pacific's "net gain was 2206,000 and South
ern Pacific's 2186,000.
United States s advanced 4 per cent
on call. - . ...
Number of sales nnd leading quotations
on stocks today were as follows:
AmalpimatM Copper .
American Asrlcultural .
American Ileet Sujar-
American Can
American Can fti
American C. & F
American Cotton Oil .
Am. lea SMurttlea
American Mneeed ,...
American Locomotive ,
American 8, It
Am. B. A n. pM
Am. Busar ItetlnlDf....
American T. A T.
American Tobacco
AntoonJn Mlnlne Co..
15J00 81!, MS
W0
t,V
NO
:oo
100
SOD
COO
4,000
t
41U
Mil
4J4
II
t
40U
121
t
U
20
II
42H
tl
107
1221
142i
277 V4
S
10114
404
mvi
i
to
ii
41i
II
4M 111!,
1,000 ;,
s,ioo m
1S
1T
4l4
10
i"
106Ji
4Mk
lU
tU4
IW
II
19
101'i
lit
35 i
111
17
1(19
M'4
I7H
n
ii
tm
4m
llOh
in
4i
1S.1
IK
4H
Atchlmn '
AtchlJon pM
101H
IIH4
1M.
45i
lV4
281 4 i
11V
II W
101
111 It
IIU
lll'i
II
1MV4
204
1714
2i
3414
US
41
110
117!l
41
12114
11
14 Vi
12014
1
II
M
21
105(4
HSli
U714
110
27(4
42
130
6314
2114
Atlantlo CVait Mne. ..
400
140
lOSli
4411
m
ttk
14
1U
IMS
nm
lllli
17S
m
m
4
37'4
l
II
44
184
i:
l!i
1!4
Ilaltlmore . Ohio.
1.SO0
Pvthlehem Steel t,i00
llrnoklrn Itapld Tt itx
CanftdUn 1'aclilo ,700
Central leather 100
Cheaapeake A Ohio 1,100
Xhlcao 0. W W0
CMcago, M. A St. V 1.W0
Chicago N. VV. 400
t'olorailo F. A 1 100
Conaolldated Gaa ........ 1.J00
Corn lToduota S.1P0
Delawara & lludeon.. .. 100
penter & IUo Orande... 100
IXnrer It. O. pfd 100
Dlalltlers' 8urltlr .... M)
Krlo ." 4,400
Krl let pfd...., , 100
Krle 1.1 pfd 100
Oeneral EJectrto SO0
Ureat Northern pfd...... J.UX)
oreat KUrthern On Ufa.. too
llllnola Central loo
Intcrhorouith Met 100
Inter. Met. pfd 1,100
international iiarverter
Inter-Maiinn pfd 100 lVi 1IH
International raper 400 114 UK
International Pump do 2 2Ma
Kanaaa City Boutbem.... 300 JS',4 21
Lacledo Oaa
InlKli Valley 600 17lli 17IH
Ixiul.Tlllo A. NviahTllle.. 1,000 111 U1U
II., St. P. & 8, B. U(.. 200 llOVi 140
Mlaaourl, K. &. T 400 21V, 37 S
Mlaanurl Paclflo 2.S00 41H 4114
National lMaoult tvO UlVi 190
National Lead 100 11. M4
r.. 11. IU ot M, Z1 pfd
roew &orK canlrul......
N. a, O. W
1,000 UlVi 11414
1HH
33
11414
V4
1131.
SIU
12314
. H'4
104
23V4
3114
111
170H
m
1H
2114
49V4
Norfolk Weetern 1,000 lltVl 11IU
North American 100 13 1, MS4
Northern 1'acltto 1,700 1US K31,
Iacltlo &UII
lViiniyhanla
I'aoulti' Uaa
1,100 124 1ISU
r c, c. at. 1....
ritlaburih Coal ' 300 2Hi ii
rreeeed Steel Car 300 31)4 31
Pullman Falaco Car ,
Heading 1.. SO, W0 1711a 14H
llepublle I. - 8 700 MU l
Ilepubllo I. & H. pfd IKO ! ii
Rock Ialand Co 1,300 US li
Hock Ialand Co. pfd 1,000 10 4!!tt
8t, L. - B, F. tA pfd
Seaboard Air Una 300 20 30
BeaUMrd A. L pfd 1,200 4914 IIU
81ow-Hhftleld H. & I
IS'4
20)4
it
61
10!4
1a
II
40
24H
HIS
114
oi4
11
7i
lit
46V.
414
H
6414
71
IIU
!i
Southern 1'iolflo 1,600 10514 J0IH
Soutliem llallwir 1,100 ni u
80. Railway pfd 600 It S0T,4
Tenneaae Clipper ....... 1,000 41 41U
Tejtaa &' Taclflc. ,
Union Paclflo 27,200 17014 1UK
Union Pacific pfd 700 II ISU
United mntm Healty.'
United Blatea Ilubbar.... 700 tl4 EtVi
United 8latra Hteel...... 10,300 76Vt 7CH
IT. S. Steel pfd...
Utah Copper 3,200 CiK H14
Va. -Carolina Oicmlcal .. 300 4i'4 46H
Wabaah ..
Wabaah pfd 400 14H UK
Weatern Maryland 300 I44 tJS
tVeatern Union 200 71 "S
Weatlnghoua Klectrlo .. 400 12
Wheellac L. IS 100 i
Total alr (or tho day, 313,600 aharea,
Ex -dividend.
Nw VorU Mouey Market.
NITW Y'ORK. Oct 31. MONBY On call.
strong, at r.448ft per cent; ruling rate.
ti iwr cent; closing hid. CV4 per cent;
offered at 7 112:' cent. Time loans, strong;
sixty days, 6j0 per cent; ninety days,
6 pel1 cent; six months, 6ftij54 per cent.
PRIMB MBRCANTILB PA1KR-4J per
WbRLINO BXCHANOB Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at J4.S175
for sixty-day bills and J4.857D for demand;
commercial DULh, J4.M1.
SILVBR-llar, lBJ4c; Mexican dollars,
48Hc.
BONDS Government, firm; railroad,
steady.
Closing quotations on bonds today wert
as follows:
U. 8. ref. 2a, rec...l01!4K. C. 80. raf. t., tt
do coupon 101 4L. B. dib. 4a 1131,. It;
U. . re 102KL. N. unt. 4a. .. 1714
do coupon 102Hej,f K. & T, lit 4a. D2H
U. B, 4i. rag 1U4 do 4la ,. K
do coupon .UIHMo. IHclfle 4a 11
Panama 3a. coupon.. 1014 do com. la M
a 17. let la nVlN. II. 11. of II. 414. 17
Amer. Ag. I W' V: a- H
eA. T & T. cr. a. .iii un aeo, it
e"AOT, Tobacco le...U0H Y. X. II. A 1L
Armour Co. 414a.. 1114 ct. 3Ha an
Atchlaon gen. 4a.... WIKti. , w. Jit c, 4a.. W14
do CV, a v-i w r. M, jji
edn cv.
la,
.lot o, i-acuiQ 4a.,,.. , ptl4
A, CC. I let 4a..
Bnl. Ohio 4a... .
edo a
nrook. Tr. cv. 4a..
. V1V4". n. 1 rr.Ig, 4a, 1114
?i7tc"ii. cr. 414a int., mk
M "do con. 4a 10II
Cen,
Cen.
of (la. 6a iu linn aen. if. .. wt
Iatnar a.... . o. n. rg 77
3it. It. Ohio 4V4i.. "H o gen. aa j
do tnnv. 414a w- c. a,.
Chicago - A. w o. a. u. adj. Ia.. 7114
C. ,11, W- I. a.... no". 1 c, coi. fa.
edo gen. 4a ;e cv. ia,
C M - 8 P cr 44a..' do lat ref. 4a, .
C. It. I. & P. C. 4a. IHiHo. Railway ra,
do rf. 4a I1H do gen. 4a
C. & . r 4tte f4 Union Paclflo 4a...
D, & H. cr. 4a...., do cv. 4. ,,.,.
D. tt R. O. ref. ta I3H do lat lc ref. 4a
Dlatillera' la . ... 71 V. 8, ItubberCa..,
Krl p. I. 4 IIHtJ. B. Btecl 2d la.
do gn. 4a 7ll4Va.-Cr, Chera, ta
lot
7(14
102(4
U
10314
101
7T4
do cr.. 4a aer. B. I4iwacaan lat ei,
Inter. Met. 4H- .tl Western Md. 41
4a
Inter. M, M. 44ia.,
ctHWeet. Klec cr. la,
Ja(an 414a ...
Hid. Offered.
II Wui. Central 4
12
Boston Htock Market.
IJOHTON, Oct 31. Closing quotations
sIocks were;
Allouei HKMohawk II
Amal, Copper 3H Nevada Con. . .....
A. Z. L. & 8 2o'Nplaalng Mloea ...
Arliona Com IHMrth Ilutle
II. b O. C. It, B. M. 4.Norm Lake ., 3
Cal, & Arliona. ... 77 Old Dominion i
Cal. & Hccla. Ill Oeceola 104
Centennial , 1 Qulncy II
Cod. lUnge C. C. 54 Bbannon
Kaat Unite CC. It.. 14'4auperlor
Kranklln 10114 Superior 4 1!. M ..
Dlroux con 1 Tamarack 39
Oranby Con II V. 8. 8. It A M ..
Oreene Cananen . .. 0 da pfd .,
Iile lloyal tapper. II Utah Con
Kerr I aa inutan tapper Co
Lake uoppcr iiviwinona , 4
La Ball Copper...., 44 Wolverine 14
Miami Copper .... 27
Did.
Condition of Trraury.
WASHINGTON. Oct 31.-Tho condi
tion of the United Btutea treasury at the
to
beginning ot nusinra touay was: worg
tng balance, t90,742,95. In banks
Philippine treasun- Ml.9Sl.103. Totat
BClieral Mnds, JHT.8S0.01X Receipts yester
day, itVfll Disbursements. ll.n,9TS.
The deficit this- lUval year, sx,u,w as
against a deriot of ftW,13l last year.
Tho figures for receipts, disbursements
and deficit exclude Panama oanal and
publlo debt transactions.
London Closlntr Ntm-k.
LONDON, Oct. 31. -Closing quotations
on stocks toilav were
81LVHR Hnr, steady, at -Hi per ounce,
MONKY-sf' per cent.
Conwlt, mener . ll-Hloulnt III f..,.iu
do ttnl . .. 7111-llM , t. i in
Aissl. IVfP'r .. .. M4N Y. tVntrl 1114
AoronJ JNrrtolk & W. IU4
AtcliUn do tM '
do fM lfH,OnUtui & v . .. . .. i
Hal. A OMo lUlnnlanla t
r.n.,ll,n lairlf. . Itimt Mlna ?U
Chm. Ohfei MSltMdlna
tlran O. W 1KH8A lUIIr H
C. XI. St. 1' 111 Jo bM
IK D4,ni 1H 9uthm PaeltU ...HIS
lvnor It. u 11 'tin l" raeltlo t"H
da pM U iv pM 1
Urlo V S. Btel 7
do lrt pM M tlo pM m4
do M pM 4J WitMh 4V4
(Haml Trunk t do rM Ki
llllnola Crntral . . Ill
Nerr York Mlulnir Stneka.
NEW YOUIC Oct. Jl.-Closlng ijuotif
tlons on mining stocks:
CVm. TunnM tok.. Mfitcan
...IW
,. Id
...1W
... 9S
do bond II
Ontario
tVn. Cat. . Va .. !W
Iron sllrer IW
Irfdllle CVin
Utlla Chief 4
Offered.
Ophlr
standant
Yellow Jurkrt
OMAHA linNERAl. MARKET.
UKKV CUT PRICES WHiolesalo prices
Jf beef cuts effective October 23 are as
follows; No. 1 ribs, 21c, .So. 2 ribs, 14a:
No. 3 ribs, lOUc; No. I loins, I31(,c: No. 3
loins, 13Wc; No. 3 loins, 11H; No. 1
.chucks, ftc; No,
2 chucks, bc; in a s
1 rounds, 13'4c; No. I
3 rounds, fc; No. I
2 plates, "Vic; No. 3
chucks, .Vic; iso.
rounds, lOo; No.
plates, 8Uc; No.
plates, 64c.
V icuBTAHLiKS Cabbage. Wisconsin,
per lb., lc, Cclory, Michigan, per dor,.,
35c. Cucumbers, hothouse, per tlox., 21.29.
Bgg plant, fancy Florida, per do., Jl.50.
Garlic extra fancy white, per do., 15o.
lettuce, extra fancy, per do., 4Jo.
Onions, white. In crate. Jl; yellow, por
lb., lftc. l'arslcy. fancy southern, per
do, bunches, 60if76c. Potatoes, ICarly
Ohio, Per bu., tc. Tomaloo1, home
grown, per basket, 60c. Wax beans, per
basket Jl; green beans, per hasket. Jl.
Bweet potatoos, Jersey, per bbl., J4.MJ;
Virginia, por bbl., JS. Rutabagas, ler lb.',
lftc.
FRUITS, 1CTC Missouri apples. In
bbls.. J3.00if.t325; Now York Urecnlngs
and Baldwins, J3.25. Bpunlsh onions, per
case, J1.00. Bananas, fancy select, per
bunch, J2.25Cr2.60; Jumbo, per bunch. J2.73
y 3.75. Dates, Anchor brand, new, 30 1-lb.
1kgs. in oox, per 11111, h.m; urumeuary
irand, new, 30 1-lb. pkgs. tn box, par
box, J3.W. Mgs, California, per case of
12 No. 12 pkgs., 85c; Hir case of !M No. 12
pkgs., J2.60; per caso ot 60 No. 0 pkgs.,
J2.00; bulk, In 25 and 60-lb. boxes, per lb.,
100; new, xuraisn, o-crown, 111 sw-io,
boxes,' per lb., 16cJ 6-crown, It) 2t)-lb.
boxes, per io., 10c; ccrown, in w-iu.
,. nM IK l.r T..nnna I l,,,nl .n
selected brand, extra fnnoy, 300-30)
ilies. Dr dox. ii.w: uoma. unuonnia.
fancy. 3O0-3CO sixes, per box, J6.60; 240-4.D
lies. tOo per box leas; California, choice.
00-3G0 sixes, per ikix. an.vu. urunges. wil
lfornlu I'onsy prona, extra ninoy. a
im hIzdh. Der box. 24.2S: extra fancy, all
sixes, per box, J4.76. Pears, Keller, per
bbl., J3.60. I'loriua grape run, an sixes,
14.00, Cranberries, per bbl, 37.60; per box,
12.
!.75.
Mctnl Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-M1STA1-C0-per,
uiiHottli'd; November, JlG.90(IH7.O.i:
4eueinuer, f m.aru'ii .iv,, un.iiuijr. f,u...
li'.io; electrolytic, J17.37(iri7.87; lake, J17.C2
W17.S7; casUng. J17.25W17.37. Tin, dull!
spot,' November and December, J50.101P
60.ro. Lead, easy: offered at 110. Bpolter,
easy, at J7,30if7.40. Antimony, aulet;
CnnkRon'H. J10.60. Iron, firm and un-
changed. Copper arrivals at Now Y'ork
tndnv. 210 tons. Exiwrtn this month. 22.-
Wl tons, London copper, quiet; spot, C76
6s; futures, 175 17s ftd. lxuidon tin, (pilot;
spot, (229 6s; futures, 1229 6s, London
lead, (19 6s. loniloii spelter, L27 7s 6d,
Iron, Cleveland warrants, 67s tn Indon,
HT. IjOUIH, Oct. ai, .iiri'Ai ueau,
weak, Jl.SlXu4.S0. Spelter, unxcttlcd, ut
j7.267.35.
Dry Goods Murket.
NBW YORK. Oct. 31.-DRY GOODH
Cotton goods and cotton yarn markets
wurn firm today, activity being stimu
latud bv an advance In cotton. The Job
blng trudii held steady, though seasonably
Ulet.
Coffee Market.
NEW YOIUC. Oct Sl.-COFFKB lM
lures niarkot closed stoudy at a, net ad'
vanco ot from 24i'7 ixilnts. Bpot mar,
kot Bteady; Rio 7s, Hj4o; Bantos 4s, ltfio
mild, Millet; corunva, luwuc.
Won! .Market.
ST. LOUIB. Oct 31. WOOL-Bteadv
western mediums, 2lGC5c; .flno mediums,
lbiuuvc; nnc, lowiic.
sugar Market.
NBW YOIUC, Oct. 31.-HUCI All-Raw,
unlet: muscovado, 89 test. 3.65a: ctntrlfu
gal. 9A test, 4.05c; molasses, 89 tct, 3.20c,
itennca, quiet.
CHICAGO LIV1S HTOCIC MAHICUT
lleniiiiiil Knlr to Ilcnvy mill l'rlrea
a Little Lower.
CHICAGO. Oct, 3t.-eATTLl':-He
culpts. 6.D00 heud; market, sloiv. geiier
ally steady; hooves, t5.25ill.00; Texas
steers, t4.4Oli0.fV5; western Btvurs, t5.Wri
10.25; stoukors and frederu, t4.2547.b0; cows
utui neirors, I3.7wuv.ai; ciuvcs, ib.7WO.do.
1IOUH Receipts. 1N.O0O head market
strong to 10a up; light. J7.lMtf.D0; mixed,
j7.4iXfp.iK) noavy. ii.mw.w; rougn, 17.1U41
7.30; )lgs, J4.b0iUT.10; bulk ot sales, J7.M
7.85.
K11121S1' AND LiAMlIB llOCelPtS, 18.W0
head: market, weak to 10a lower; natlvn.
S3.U04pi.50; western, J3.05lp4.5O; yearlings,
x4.bOir7.B0; lamps, native, o.vuui.iu; west
ern. J5.26&7.W.
81. Louis Live Stock .MarUrt,
KT. LOUIS. Oct. 3l.-CArLr-Ila-
cclptH, 9,300 head, Including 2,700 Texans;
maxKet, steady; naiivu snipping anu ex
porting Btecrs, J.s.00jj'10.h0; dressed and
imtcher steers. Kj.uruH.tiu. HiocaerH anu
feeders, J3.757.00; cows and heifers, J5.06
4l.b0; cannnrs, J2.7frTi4.00; bulls, J4.0OJi
6X0; calves, J0.00iail.25-, Texas and Indian
steers. H.bOir'.zu; cows ana nuuers, ta.x
HOGK RecelptH, 8,400 head; market,
v!i.nr- i.ll..., .....1 ll,.v.t lrt tiv.n rj.
mixed antl nutciicrs, (,.U'(.w,
goon
heavy. J7.707.H.
HHUUI AND LAM IIS Receipts,
0,400
head; market, steady; muttons, jl.flOQi
4
4.30; lambs, pi.uou7.aj; cuus ana uucks,
J2.ooij;3.i; BtocKcrs, iz.ioyu.w.
Kansns City Live- Slock Market,
IvANSAH CITV. Oct. 3I.-CATTLKR-celptH,
5,0") head, Including 1,000 south
erns; market, steady and weak; dressed
beef and export steers, J4.tKm0.75; fair
to good, J.W.00; western Btcors, J5.004f'
8.50; stockeis and feeders, J4.504(7.26:
southern steers, Jl.25ti5.15; southern cows,
J3.2r4l5.25: natlvn cows, J3.2yI.50; native
heifers. Jo.OOtl'J.bO; hulls, JI.0OU6.2ti; calves,
J5.00fiO.b0.
HOGS Receipts, 0,000 head; market,
HfllOo higher: bulk of sales, J7.45f7 70;
heavy. t7.fWV7.77'4; packers and butcher.
J7.COT.75: light. J7.40H7.60; ilgs, J5.60B0.76.
SHKUI' AND LAMHU-Hceelptsi U.009
head: market, sloy and weak; lambs,
j.0iyfl'7.10; yearlings, J4.bO0O.OO; wethers,
M.OTroT.OO; owes, J3.751.20 ; stockors una
fp.rtrrn. 22.50fr4.2S.
Mt4
l4
3?4
1714
WIS
4
'
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOBBPH, Oct. 31. CATTLIJ Re
celuts. 2.000 head. Market steady: native'
on
steers, JG.73!Q10.75: cows an1 heifers,
21',,
1
334
B8.75: calves, ii.ujmv.w.
HOGB Receipts. 6,000 head. Market
steady to strong; top, J7-75; bulk at sales,
r7.4Mt7.65.
BHBBI' AND LAMH8 Receipts,
head. Market 10a to 15o higher; lambs,
J43.OOti7.l5.
Stock In flight.
13'4
414
.Receipts of live stock at the five
prin
4IK
cipal margeis yesteruay;
V - u
Hogs.
4.900
18,000
cono
8.400
6.UW
Sheep,
lli
South Omaha..,
Chicago
Kansas City....
3,000
6,501
I2'4
6,000
9.300
2,000
Bt. IU!S..
St. Joseph
Totals
24,800 42.900
The Persistent nd Judicious Use
Nowspnper Advertising is the Rood
and
Duilnesa Success.
OMAHA L1YEJT0GK MARKET
Best Grades of Cattle Stronger and
Others Fully Steady.
HOGS ARE FlVEr TO TEN HIGHER
Khcrp nntt Lambs In Liberal Supply
for So Lata In the Week, with
Price llanRlnir from
Mcndy to Higher
801'TH OMAHA, Oct. SI, 1?12.
ueceipts werei
pfflcliii .Monday . .
Official Tuesdaj-....
Offlrlnl Wednwday
Hdtlmalo Thursday ,
Cattle. Hogs. Bhrcp
13.316
4.443
K.SSI
R.1SO
3,W0
e,7ii
7.SS6
4,M
42.&13
I9.IM5
27.W0
Kour tlnv thl. wW .M.sr7 L3 141.5W
Kuiun ,l,,v Inul ,...tr 11 ll S7-l 141.K1
Samo 2 Weeks ago. . . . ! I33.S7D 21 4.1 KX.rjXl
Same 3 weeks ago JMM 1".K i45
Bame days hint yt.arir34,?S2 20, W
The f.illnuliii? f1il ilmwa thn receipts
t cattle, hoes unrl sheeu at South Omaha
tor tne vear 10 iiate tin column ru nu
laat vnri nil? ion tno. Din..
Catlle Ml,m UlB.615
Hogs 2,4S4,(KM 2.01W.SA) 4-.S4(l . .....
Sheen ... . 2.612.66S 2.5M.101 43.483
Thn fnllnKlnir tnlil. ,i,. thn ranae ot
prices for hogs at South Omaha for th
ast low days with comparisons
Date. I 1HI. 19U. !lM0.lli.tm3.llW7.lt01.
Oct
Oct.
23.
24,
25.
2fi.
27.
2?.
29.
SO.
31.
8 I5HI 351 I 7 621 6 421 6 701 0 13
7 621
e
7 56
6 42
6 41
a
B 43 IB ZS IS t
6 47
C 12
8 13
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
8 46 6 24 5 47
6 39
5 43
8 f3M 0 19 8 2i
7 69
5 54
1G
0 12
6 1 8 3
7 51
7 2
b 601
8 084
0 131 8 30
5 67
5 63
Oct
7 7SH1
8 IS
7 051 5 60,
7 701 6 W!
5 4S
15
Oct.
Oct.
7 65
6 18
6 601
12
81
5 CX 5 59
6 0:
Bunday.
Ueceipts and disposition of llvo stock
at tho Union Htock yards for twenty
tour hours ending yesterday nt 3 o'clock:
RliCBI ITS-CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C, M. it 8t. P.
4
Wnbrtsh R. R
2
14
2
IS
Union Pacific X
40
ii
& N. W east
C. & N. W west.... SO
C, St. P.. M. O.. 1
11. & Q., east
11. A. Q.. west.... 67
51
C, It I. & P., eust ..
C, It I. & P., Wist 1
lllnols Central 2
C. O. W 2
Total receipts ..12K
107
DISI'OSITION-HBAD.
Cattle. HogH. Sheep,
Morris A Co 357
9HS
R22
tiwlft and Company..'., fill
1,32ft
1.607
44
s.tes
K3
cutiany racking Co.... &71
Armour & Co Ml
.Morrcll x 15
Armour. Denver N)
S. O. l'ncklng Co 22
lleiiton, Vnnsant A U 1IS
Hill & Bon 175
V. II. Lewis 15
Huston St Co IM
J, It. Root Co 121
.1, II. nulla , 32
U l' HUMS ., 1:1
Rosenstock Ilros ,, 374
Werthelmer K Degen.. 122
II. F. Hamilton ss
Rotsnhlld & Krelm 01
Mo. & Knn. Calf Co... 2ii
Cllno & Christie 74
Other buyers 83H
1S.439
Total 4,371
4,WJ
20.121
CATTLU-Cattlo receipts wero light to
day, as wus to bo oxpeotcd on a Ihurs
ilnv unit- 1M niTM limine nnnrted In. Tim
total ror tna wook snows a luuiug ui m
only l.riOO huiul, as compared with last
week: and a gnln of over 5,000 head us
comrftri1 with il vinr ni'n.
in Rplto or the raot that it wus so una
In thn wmIi nnekerH wnrn nil looking for
a few dcslrublo klllei-s. nnd thn market
on tho better grades was a llttla strongor
than yesterday, while tho trado was moro
actlvo. Other kinds wero at leruit Btoady.
The best cows and hoirers coiiimuiiuoti
prices that wero a llttlo stronger than
yesterday, with tho geneiul run of butahur
tncic runv Hinnnv.
Block cuttlo and feeders wero In fair
demand, and the butter grados wero a
llttlo stronger than yesterday, with tho
trado fairly active. Common to medium
klndH wero a llttlo slow, but still tnoy
wero steady,
I'Nir thn week tlio better class nf cattlo,
both killers nnd fncders, have not shown
very much change, but the medium to
prutty decent kinds ura us much us Wit
ICo lower than tho close (if last week.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers. I8.2f4I10.03: fair to good
beef steers, 27.2Tiitr8.2n; common to fair
beef steers, S!.7rtl7.2G; good to choice
heifers, IB.S0iIjtl.40; good to cliolco cows,
tS.40iljO.30; fair to good cows, t4.30US.39;
nnmmnM In fill, rv.wa tl flftfti OA, i. , ,,1
choice
1, .i,l,.,. ' r.1.,r. til .Vi7
tal
r to good Blockers and feeders, 5.7ES
A aK nn...nt .. ,rtlav n.l tm .. it aa t U
WIMII V.UII 1 1 IIVIII (if lUlt B4UtHUII SMIU ISHUUiu.
t4.Wipr,,7i; stock cows and liulfers, 24.WU
b.bu; veal calves, J4.7Wa.li; buns, stags,
etc.. t4.40t"40.
Quotatlonii on rango rattle: Good to
choice beet t,teera, t$. '088.20; fair to rood
beet stoors, id.OOtHC.riO; common to fair
licuf (titers, J3.2A&4.00.
Rcpresentatlvo sales:
COWS. . ,
No. Av. IT. No. Av. rr.
4 117 4 00 1 12M I 70
4 170 4 00 2 1031 S 31!
1 1011 4 SO 4 1130 t 10
1 100 4 to
HlfllKKRH.
10 127 4 Mi I, ISO I 00
2, 710 4 0
HULLS.
1 1090 4 II 1 , 110 4 M
1 140 4 CO 1 HW I 00
1 1050 4 r.o
CALVES.
S 301 S 21 I ,,. 110 I HI
20 1,,,,,, JM 110 3 110 ICO
I , 211 I is 1 ; 160 I 71
1 no a 00 1., , 110 s 7
2..t 171 I 25
8TOCKI3IW AND FKUDKRS.
7..
4..
4..
12.-
IIS 4 21 s 410 I 00
no 1 21 too
7 I 75 2.. 1 710
........713 t tt 10,..,,. ,,,.,.1004
SS
I 10
7 10
N15I1RAHICA,
No.
Av.
IT.
No. A v.
I'r.
6 90
6 35
6 33
4 60
5 85
4 CO
7 10
G 25
4 75
5 5
6 GO
0 60
6 60
6 10
6 W
fi 10
6 40
45 feeders,. 927
11 htlllH 1454
4 feeders.. 1023
11 feeders.. 1019
75 feeders.. 905
11 cows 1)17
4 feeders. ,1000
C calves,., 400
7 cuwh 978
6 feeders.. 473
20 feeders,, 810
20 feeders,, 797
C feeders.. 874
7 feeders,, 97
24 heifers... m
17 steers,, ..1004
0 10
5 26
5 75
6 15
5 N
5 25
6 50
CM
4 40
4 80
b CO
5 CT.
,6 V)
C 10
5 30
5 t
5 40
3 feeders.. 0I0
60 feeders,.
1033
10 cows
3 oows,,,,,
11 feeders,,
091
933
930
997
4 cows,,
10 feeders. .1230
12 calves... 420
4 cows. .,.,1007
13 heifers,.. 070
20 feeders, . 822
20 feeders,. 1037
C cows 1041
22 steers, ...loso
15 steers. ...1180
35 steers,. .11137
7 steers,,,. 892
7 steers.... 842
29 steerw.... 908
10
Hourdman Cattle Co. Neb.
60 cows 994 4 80 28 cows.. ...1019
505
10 cows 982 4 bQ
G. M&tiutuln-Neb.
21 steers. ...1037 G 46 21 cows 971
4 75
5 CO
6 75
WBHTKRNS NEBRASKA.
22 steers..-. 602 6 70 10 steers,,.. 001
8 steers.... wa IB) 4 steers.... 975
12 COWS 9S0 4 95
WYOMING.
3 cows 1023 4 56 4 cows 972
28 feeders. .1043 0 60 10 steers.. 10M
3 feeders.. 1120 6 60 12 steers.. ..1073
3 steers.... 913 6 50 6 cows,... .1111
17 heifers... 954 6 20 3 calves... 443
4 bull 1170 4 45 13 feeders.. 902
71 steers.. ..1003 6 95 13 feeders.. 810
2fi feeders., 882 6 05 9 cow 847
16 steers.. ,.1022 C 40 15 cows 1047
27 cows..,,. 099 6 23 '
4 53
6 00
ii 00
4 85
5 60
635
0 70
6 IS
4 45
A. fl. I'utrlck-Wyo,
103 cows... .1003 CC0
93 steers,. ..1703 7 30
12 ulcers.. ..1120 6 25
12 cows loon
4 60
5 85
J3.25
30 heifers. ..1W7
J. Bwanson Wyo.
33 steers.... 824 6 60 0 steers.,
4 cows 934 6 00
T. A. McGlll Wyo,
.. 924 6 60
2.000
87 steers.. ..1163 0 20 Scows
.1153
.1030
6 60
5 20
6 cows 1050 6 10 14 cows..
A. A. Dlxon-wyo.
75 steers.... 614 0 60 38 cows 954 5 45
Kred Horslg Wyo.
28 steers.. ..1097 7 60 8 cows 970 4 25
Charles Herslg Wyo.
27,000
73 steers.. ..1116 7 00 16 steers. ...1193 6 35
18,0)0
1.100
Ed I'Yuncls Wyo,
27 steers ... 985 7 40
COIJRADO.
6,400
2.0U0
20 cows 1077 6 Si 10 cows 951 C 35
22 steers,. ..KM) G 05 30 steers.. ..1160 6 76
27 Hteers.... 998 6 25 27 steers.... 900 6 40
01,400
ot
to
91 Bteers....l042 6 (5 95 steer,. ..1042 6 4)6
129 stoerB...l013 C C5 8 pows 777 6 C5
112 steerM... 1006 6 70 62 steers. ...1079 6 70
a tows... .1164 4 90 3 calves... 333 6 00
.'(.lives. 300 50 4 calves.. 465 6 OO
(Irnnt llrni Wvn.
tl feeder.. Sua 6 30 9 feeder.. 7 6 60
2 cows. .. 87f & 40 3 oows 910 5 40
WYOMING.
C Orders. .113S 1. 1 49 feeders.. ! fi 70
6 steers.. .Am 7 26 08 steers. ..1036 6 65
C. I Gates-Colo.
It steei-s.
II steers
910 6 3f.
6 steers.. ..10G X
9M 6!
POUTH
DATCOTA.
10 COWS. .943 S l
18 feeders.. 1072 r. IS
12 steers.. ..inn 6 1
20 steers. . IK fi 26
H heifers... ?g3
31 steers... U3S
10 COWS...,.llj0
fi f5
5 60
C. W. Callft &. 8on-8. D.
steers..., 771 6 90
HOGS Active trade and higher prices
was an agreeable change oil the hog
market this morning from tho extremely
beiirtsli raids made by tho packers on thn
previous days ot the week. Right from
tho start busluvss took on nn optimistic
appearance, with tho Jobbers buying moro
hogs thnn recently on a lovel fully IViflOa
higher than tho general run nt salon on
the tiny previous. Shippers wcl-e prac
tically out of tho trade altogether, while
the packers seemed to have good tie
mantis for anything tlmt suited them,
and In tlio end took the majority of tho
offerings around l7.Otr7.K;, or rfjioc
higher, mote sales yhowlng a dime ad
vance than a nickel. Several loads of
tho best hogs sold at 27.70, only a nickel
above the top price yesterday. As al
ready mentioned active trade waa a prom
inent featum most of thn time, but at or
near the close business seemed somewhat
slow and a trifle easier lit comparison
with the early market.
Receipts foot up about f5 cars, or 4, $50
head, us compared with fi.784 head a year
ago, 4,972 head two week ago and B,li
head on tlio sumo day last year, Quality
In general was very little It any different
from yustcrduy, there being no really
prime hogs offered.
ICtght or ten loads that came tn late
tnvl with a very poor reception, the track
ers' buyers nppareutly not wanting them
111 an except at reduced prices.
No,
At. Bh. rr. No. At
Bh.
Tt
1 s
7 II
T Iff
1 Ki
T M
1 IS
7 IS
7 M
7 13
1 IA
7 63
7
7 17 i
7 7i4
7 17 1
7 ;.
7 7
7 17',
7 70
i 70
7 70
7 70
7 70
7 70
T 70
7 70
7 70
7 70
7 70 '
7 70
I St
I 73
20..,
...
30...
. Ill ... 7 19 201
,.U4 H IK II 214
Jl 140 7 M lt....,...3C
..111 ... 7 IS 71 Kl
IJ...
Tl
14
41
St
tM 40 1 W 13 201
2M ... 7 10 4! 2W
tV) 7 10 17 27
.30 ... 7 ao 73 214
.3i ... j eo i 212
.33 40 7 (HI 74 711
12.....
40
Ill
II ,
....204 110 7 IH4 SI m
,...m ... 7 I34 17 231
....23 10 7 H 17.... ....!
....tftil ltd 7 II 14... 34S
....Ml ... 7 M II Ml
.. .271 . . 1H 17 Ml
....M IM IM It 210
....233 ... 7 IS 17 Sit
....217 10 7 l II 2M
....3I 110 7 1.1 tl... 207
....210 440 Til SI 231
,...:i0 310 7 C.'i 71 ,.2M
....Ut 1(0 7 IB (t U
....tit 210 7 OK a 23
....til IS) IM CI 2t
..171 2M 7 13 12 333
.. .11 100 T A II Ill
... 237 120 7 M tt3
...3M H 111 II Sir,
...,2k2 IM 7 W 17 304
71
M
II
27
3?
42
44
31
M
17 ....
to. . .
Si..
84.,
74..
,.
tl..
51..
43..
21..
1MGH.
, ..111 . . (7,1 ll IM
...Mi ... 7 00 It 101
10..
....IS . . I II
HI IM HI 'The Kiimilv of nliei) was veri3
liberal, us In tho neighborhood of 107 cars,
or 29,400 head, wero mportcd In. as com
pared with 1 16,723 head a week ago, lu.322
head two weokH ago and 2I.27S head on
tho , corresponding day 11 year ago. Ah
usual this lata In thn range season good
killers were In relntlvelv xtinill aiiDDlv
and stock on tho feeding order made up
inn irreaier Dart or tun recruits, tho iul
offoriugN met with a very good reception,
.. .. ... ,
nn lutiiu win iiiinrrmu) a iicuiiii nu-
iiiniid tor anything ut all decent tor kill
ing purposes, lildn wero placed on mostly
an or 1110 holdings quito curly in tn
morning, trado getting a good start at
an early hour. Included In tho first
deals wero about tour loads of fnt year
lings tiiat went to the packer at J, anu
a string of very fair lumbs sold as high
oh til. 70. A bunch of rango owes brought
ilh much its 23.73.
uu tiiu w 10 o tho trido was very un
even all thn morning, with prices ranging
anywnoro rrom steady to Bomo higher.
At one tlmo tho market seemed active.
at another buyers laid down and refused
to make, uuy bids, Hulk ot the stuff,
however, changed hands In fair season
at prices as noted above,
Very uneven business prnvulled in tho
feeder division and the majority of tho,
salsa wore regarded at least fully steady
to us much TT 105JI60 higher, Thero worn
(liittn a fow Inquiries for feeding lamba
weighing around 65 pounds and ot good
quality, good lightweight feeding owon
holng also In good demand. A fair num
ber ot country buyers were oil tho mar
ket and commission men apparently had
quite a few calls for feeder stock at cur
rent pliers.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice. tO.COC.90; lambs, fair to
gnod. t4.20ffiS.GOr lambs, feeders, 25.35tt0.20:
yearllngH, light, J4.S5fr6.10; ycurllngs.
heavy, t4.2OJP4.70; yearlings, feedors, 13.75
tifi.op; wethers, good to choice, $3.8504.20:
wethors, fair to good; I3.3&U3.85; wethers,
'toilers. I3.40(!D4.3fi! IWM irimil In Mini
3.30(02.85; owes, fair tm good, 33.103.35:
. We. feeders. I.1.1UfM.4r,! nwiis vnnrllnd
hr?,derB, tl.GOflB.W; owos, aged. 3,7tii3.3u
cull sliccp ami bucks, J2.5Oli3.0O.
ivepreaeuiaiive Bales;
Nl- A v.
245 Wyoming owes, feeders 00
240 Wyoming uwos. feeders.... SS
395 Wyoming owos, feeders,... 8
253 South Dakota owes, fecdeds 83.
141 South Dukota ewes, culls.. 77
513 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 69
iza Wyoming lambs, feeders.,, 57
890 Wyoming lumbs, feeders... 05
51 Wyoming lambs, feeders... (S
117 Wyoming iiwuh 91
ii Wyoming iambs 66
494 Wyoming lanilm 69
93 B. I), lumbs, fenders 55
122 South Dakota ewthers 104
07 South Dakota lambs M
271 South Dukota ewes Ill
121 South Dukota ewes,.,,.,,... 93
l.J H. i. owes, feeders 73
105 S
1).
ewes, feeders, 103
125 H.
172 H.
431 S.
33 8.
D.
D.
D.
cwch, leetiurs ivs
owes, fdrs, culls.,,, si
ewes, feeders 84
feeders
feeders
I).
D.
lumbs,
lambs,
lumbs,
Iambs,
luinbH,
60
37 B.
feeders
feeders
fdrs, culls,...
feeders..
fdrs..' culls....
48
68
15
69
42
43
44
93
100
99
93
100
82
101
92
102
90
83
.72
98
90
91
118
104
91
81
75
40
62
, 68
35
,".00 B.
D,
D.
100 s.
140 S.
D.
54 B,
I).
lumbs.
3U B.
I),
D.
lambs, feedprH,
lambs, feeders
124 B,
74 Nebraska wethers
4S0 Nebraska Wethers ,
fd8 Nebraska ivethern , ,,,,
165 Nebnuka avcs. reeiiers..,.
399 Culorudo owes, feeders,.,.
233 South Dakota ewes, fdrs,.
470 Wyoming owes, reeuers....
158 Wyoming owes, focders....
2l Wyoming owes, ircutrn,,,.
"in VVviitnlnir ewes, feeders....
12(1 South uuKuta owes, ururs,.
433 Wyoming lambs
lis nutivo ewes
671 native ewes, culls
210 nutivo ewes, cuus
161 Wyoming owes
389 Wyoming owes
688 Wyoming ewes, quIIs...
101 Wyoming ycurllngs, fdrs...
1(0 Wyoming yearlings, fdrs..
4S Wyoming
lUiniJH, jecurnt. .
lumbs, feeders,.
Iambs, feeders,,
lumbs, feeders,,
lambs, feeders..
lumliH, feeders.,
lambs, feeders,.
120 Wyoming
330 Wyoming
7 Wyoming
1277 Wyoming
375 Wyoming
375 Wyoming
41
60
49
98
93
101
221 Wyoming ewes
68 South Dukota ewes..
163 Bouth Dakota ewes,.,.
Johnson Case Must
Wait on Election
CHICAGO, Oct 21 Federal grand Jury
Investigation Into the relations of JocK
Johnson with white women and member
of his own race was put over today till
November 7, or utter tho election.
No work will be done by the grand
Jurors In tho interval, but agents of the
Department of Justice, It was sum. win
contlnuo their search ror eviaence re
lating to Johnson's acts.
Mrs. Adah Ranks Davis, tho mulatto
singer In Johnson's cafe, tesuuea re
garding occurrences there and Isr suld to
have, told that she shot Jonnuon in tne.
leg during a fit of Jealousy. Her hua
bund has in court a suit for J2S.O0Q
against tho pugilist, charging alienation,
of affections.
Charles Johnson, the! negro's brother.
and Qeorgo Smiley, a doorman at tut
ljohusoii cafe, aUo testified.
rerslsteiit Advertising Is the Road u
Lcgltimuto "Big Business."
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