Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER U, 1)1U.
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BAIjK OR KXC1IANGE II. B.
No. 723 1,280-acre. ranch, north of India
nola. Neb., COO acre under cultivation
and balance) In pasture, Improvement.
'Rood lOrtoom house, barn for 150 head of
stock, t good wells and windmill, reser
voir for each well, good granary and
other Alio, which will be sold with this
ranch. Will trade for merer ndtse or In
come property or sell on gotl terms.
No. 783 1,040-acrs ranch near Stratton,
Neb. There are SCO acres of river bottom
land and 100 acres more of level land. 70
acres in cultivation and 89 acres I of
alfalfa, cut 2S0 tona this year, lias 10
miles of Good wire fencing. Has a good,
large house, 'barn, cow shed and new
cow barn. 8 good wells and windmills,
water piped to the house and feed lots.
Will also sell 26 head of thorough bred
Hereford cattle. Will exchange for In
come or smaller farm, or will give the
best of terms for part cash, and time on
balance.
No. 825 MO-acre ranch, 8 miles from the
county seat In Missouri. There are 403
acres of rloh bottom land, 480 acres of
blue grass and timber land, all fenced
with woven wire fence, has a good brick
bouse of 6 rooms, horse .barn, 72x39, with
100-foot L. Cattle 'barn, 80x40. Cribs and
srraneries, stock scales, ice house and
other buildings, all In good repair. Has
6-ln. vein or coal on this land: electric
road partially graded' mile frpm the
ranch. Has good Umber, oak, hickory
and black walnut trees. . This Is 85 miles
from Hannibal, 'ISO miles from St. Louis.
Will trade for Omaha Income property
or nearby Nebraska land.
No. 704 720-acre hay and stock ranch,
nock county. Nebraska. There are 630
acres Of Choicest hay meadow, cut 400
tons this year. Has good 7-room -house,
horse bam, cattle barn for ICO head Of
cattle, blacksmith shop, well and wind
mill and other buildings, all painted and
in good condition. Has a never falling
lake fed by flowing wells. It Is well
fenced and cross-fenced. Good liberal
terms will be given on this place, or will
take good Omaha Income property.
No. 6SS 1.040-acre ranch In Custer county,
Nb.. 1 mtlo and a halt from good rail-
Wad, -towp, S00 acres in cultivation, 75.
acres in lama grass, xias inrijo irauw
li dusty barn, hog house, cattle corrals, 4
wells, and windmills, good , large feed
yarda and party having this rancn nas
been ' buying and feeding stock and has
made a fortune out of It. Will take small
farm in, exchange and balance cash, or
will filve good terms on same.
,'. No. 705 80-acres. adjoining the cor
poration of Ord, Valley county, Nebraska.
60' acres under cultivation, 20 acres used
as a feed lot. lias good spring brook
running through, which Is dammed and
an Ice house located on this stream, with
a good cement base and shingle roof
equipped with machinery for talcing Ice
;frpm the creek Into the house.
Also good, B-room, modern house, hot
water luiat, with lot 75x160, good cement
.walks and garage. Want to' exchange
these, properties tor a good ranch with
runnhig water for stock. Will put In some
cash "besides these properties but prices
must po-rlght on the ranch, and fairly
.well improved. . .
fM T. D. OLTN & 00.,
j' , 474 Bran'dets Bldg., Omaha. Neb.
REAL ESTATE
achkaghj for sale.
WILL BELL 10 acres southeast corner
tUti and Poppleton for 110,000 cash. C
$39, Bee.
. ADSTOACT OV TPlLlfl.
REED Abstract Co., oldest abstract of
flc In . Nebraska- 80S Brandon Theater.
" city pnoriiuTV von balk.
Home
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Investment
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Snap ',.
ft.
vA.rnnm coltnfire. ln.irood reDalrv elec
tric lights, city water; rental lib! per
year; well worth 11,600; will bo sacrificed
for only 31,150. Jump lively and be the
lucky one. .
ERNEST SWEET, 1236 Clt? Nat. D. 1472.
" $5,000 HOME
NEAR KOUNTZE PARK.
Beautiful '7-room house;,, 4 rooms and
,bath upstairs, 1 large rooms down; oak
.finish) laundry Jn basement; good gar
' age; too large for present owner; will
make terms or take In a 5 or S-room cot
tage If well located. If youare looking
for a good home let me show you.
W.J3. FRANK,
$01. NEVILLE BLOCK.
' Phone Douglas 3600.
WANTED Tailors, pressers, bushel
men; nood wages, steady Work. Dresher
- Bros., Dyers, Dry Cleaners and Tailors,
2211 Karnam St.
West Davenport
a Lot
Near 37th, paved, walks, level grade,
houses building this and next year; 2 blks.
toi3125' per ft. lots, only 4u per foot. Ask
us to show you. Terms if you want,- or
will-Hpari -4o- build when lot- Is paid,.
- O'ICEEFB REAL ESTATE CO...
1918. Omaha' Nat. Doug 2715.
Evening H. S3. Or H. 6131.
BARGAINS IN HOMES.
tVr. modern bungalow, 819 N. 2Zd St.,
Bouth'Omahn; must be sold at once. ISiAJ
caatu
7-room, modern except heat, 2311 Bew
rd; best offer takes it. (300 cash.
."7-room, 1-stbry modern bungalow, 1630
6. 25th. Ave., poi) cash, 40 month.
6-room modern bungalow, Slat and
Ames. $500 cash, balance monthly.
DON'T DISTURB TENANTS.
CAXXt AT OFFICE FOR INFORMATION
413 KARBACH BLK. DOUQ. 3607.
JUST-what you want, 7 rooms, new and
tnoderti. 23d and Ames. Webster 4228.
BUY FROM OWNER.
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
. ,ThI is one ot the best arranged and
finished homes in the city; full lot, plenty
of shade,, convenient to three car lines;
exceptionally largo living . room, With
f lrepltfce ' nd beam ceilings; beautiful
paneled' dining room, beam celling, large
airy kitchen, pantry and vegetable room.
Upstairs Three ' exceptionally large
sleeping chambers, bath and sleeping
porch, hardwood' throughout. 'Finished
attic,' full cement basement, built-in
' laundry tubs, dust proof coal bin, etc.
Beautifully decorated and finished, and
; occupied by owner only for less than one
year. Screened all over, including large
front porch and sleeping porch. Provided
with storm sash. No expense has been
spared to make this home simply perfect.
' Phone Webster 3014, or better, call at 1920
Locust and look it over.
MODERN 6 AND 6-ROOM HOUSES.
fn all parts of the city. Small payment
down;, balance, like rent. .
' NTili-'MOUNTAIN REALTY CO..
"SERVICE THAT TELLS."
238 Bee Bldg. Doug. 40CS.
. . OWNER offers choice Omaha property
.for Chicago suburban home or acres, p,
O Box 3.
bWlNULttY a OIPK.
REAL ESTATE.
Have moved from 236 Bee Uldg. to fifth
floor room (40.
TO BUY, UULL UK KltNT. FlltST .-KM
tfOKN W. ROBBING. UOJ tfAKNAil T.
. BRICK investment, close in, renting
, for $2,400, Owner must sell and 13,500, ft
, cash, gets it. Address B 335, car Bee.
RKAIi ESTATE.
FARM Jb RANCH LANDS FOR BALU
Culorudo.
FOR BALE 120 acrs. all under cul
tivation, well Improved, in South Platte
.Val1v. nnrltiMttnm r nn ii...
llnieton railroat, two miles from sutftv
jr. vmny -wi waicr lor .rncAtiun.
Prlrt K1fsO il-r iuiA nn. hn It ... . W
r--- wv v wiiw tiHii 4Bk(4f M4M"
ance per cent reasonable time. Write
P. O. Box SM. Montruso. Colo.
31,600 CASH (akes fine U section prairie
V"v iivina, uoio. Address owner.
Charles L. Thayer. Bearmoutb, Mont.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bull Lonrjs in Corn Are Disappointed
Over September Finish.
ADVISING SALE OF WHEAT
Trader Ilellevo that Present Level
is Opportune Time sad No One
Should Overlook Oppor
tunity to Cash In.
k ,. . OMAHA, Oct. 1. 1813.
b.u" ongs in Beptember corn wc
expected to reap a harvest In that option
yesterday wore disappointed, as It lost
nearly one cent and closed at a discount
under the December, an unusual occur
rence. The longs expected that the Sep
tember future would be carried upward
by the few scattered shorts, ahd It did
sell as high as 71ic at one tlmo during
1VP Won but from that price It de
clined by good sired Jumps to 70Ko and
tllSJ"es,UnB Bpot for th Jy w W4o.
.Theodore Cunningham, a member of
tne aTm of liarnss winthrop; who was
born and reared In-the corn belt, and who
,oH of the best Judges of corn con
ditions, believes that tinder present con
ditions corn is high enough. He said
last night that In case the price keeps
up around tho present level there will
be a great reduction In the use of thla
cereal for seeding and other purposes,
but that if the price declines tnere will
be- a higher range before another crop
Is available
The question was asked last night as to
where the present longs III corn would
find buyers for the offerings, which are
REAL ESTATE.
FARM fc RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Colorado,
FOR SALE SO nrriM under cultivation
and fenoe; no improvements; good Gor
man settlement. South I'latto valley,
northeastern Conlorado; plenty of water,
three mllos from railroad, t;5 per acre.
f3,SU) cash, balance on time at 7 per
cent Wrlle X. O. Box 304, Jdontrose,
Colo.
FOR SALE 610 acres, all under culti
vation. In Rio Grande county, Colorado.
Owner mining In Nevada and cannot at
tend to It. Would make good stock rahch.
were is a bargain ror some one. For
further information address E. C. Cor
nish, 611 Commonwealth Bldg., Denver,
Colo.
Florida.
FARMS and timber: larce and small
farms: best climate: cheanetit lands
south. J. Q. Hardy. Tallahassee, Fla.
lorrn.
FOR SALE A CO-acre farm in Harri
son county, Iowa, bent alfalfa county in
state; 10 ucre on place; good hog and
corn farm; new house; good barn; corn
crib; cattle and hog .shed; farm well
kept up; all hog tight Price 110 per acre.
Address H. Tolsma, Missouri Valley, la,
Nebraska.
NEBRASKA FARM BARGAIN.
Located ' In the famous Platte valley:
Rood land, good Improvements, 100 acres
alfalfa, part of It cut four times this
season, balance ono hay crop and one
seed crop; 100 acres in corn that Is good
for sqch a dry season; 2ft miles to good
town, and a big bargain at 312,500. Get
busy quick If you want a good home at
a snap. W. W, Mitchell, 1K20 Spenoer
St., Omaha, Neb.
WILL SACRIFICE section of rood land
north of Potter. Cheyenne county. Neb.,
ftr 112 an acre. Write N -369. Omaha Bee.
Ohio.
FOR SALE 360 acres 6 miles from
Upper Sandusky and 5 miles from Carey,
pop., z,6Uo; in vvyanaor, county, uno, on
malnstone Dike. Buildings consist of 6-
room frame house, good cellar, summer
kitchen, barns '40xS0 and 35x45 with sheds,
also cattle oarn, corncriDs. wagon Eneas,
granary, largo cement hog house, poul
try house, S wells with wind pumps, gas
engine, fruit, 40 acres timber; soil a
deep black loam; lays level, well
repcea ana. uiea, no oeiier ror
oorn, wheat or. grass. An ideal
uome, worm )iw per aero, itico ui per
acre. Smaller farms, all slses, for sale.
Xl'l,. IlL. ,r.l.M' - link, ' TTAri..
Winn iui tiBi. ifuutmu ,uh uivci
Sanduskv. Ohio.
South llMtCOtA.
SOUTH Dakota land for sole: ont
Quarter, in Stanley Co.. 8. D. Bert John
son, St Paul, Neb.
I'ET HTOOTU
BOSTON terrier pups cheap. Doug. UH
PERSONAL.
Miss Fisher, mas., bath, Alec, treat. D. S33.
MASSAGE Swmni- "
63-DAY BLCOD REMEDY.
Bexten Pharmacy, 12th and Dodge.
Marguerite Halloran, massage. D. 7761.
30 SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
the L. II. Journal S1.C0: the S. E. Post
3LS0; the Country Gentleman, 31.50, by
Sept 30, earns that 33,000 for the Invalids'
Pension .Ass'n. Your renewal contributes
t0c. Phone Douglas 7163, Omaha.
UUilUUN, THIS MAUAZINH MAIN.
MAGNETIC
TOUNG women Coming to Omaha as
strangers Are Invited to. visit the Young
Womenls Christian association building
at 17th, and St Mary's Ave., where they
wilt ds directed to suitanie boarding
places or otherwise assisted. Look for
our travelers' aid at the Union Station.
LAURA WILSON, Bath. Masa. D. S7SL
NOTICE.
I have changed my location to 214 Balrd
Bldg., 17th and Douglas. Mrs. Dr. Bit
tenhouso & Shater. Mass., Elec, Baths.
THE Salvation Army Industrial home
solicits your old clothing,, furniture, mag
azines. We. collect. We distribute. Phone
Douslas 4135 and our wacon will calL
Call and Inspect the new home. 1110-1112-
1114 Dodge Ht.
MANICURING, face, scalp and mag
netle treatmant Miss Debar, 1711 Dodge.
Massage, let f. r. 6. 1723 Dodge, Mrs. Steele.
PQVLTUV ANI SMPLIEH.
FOR BALE A nice bunch of bar and
white Leghorns, all laying. 1008 N. Wlh
Avenue. '
HEAL ESTATE LOANS.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2715.
LOANS of $1,000 and up desired on Im
proved real estate. Large sums a specialty.
W. II. THOMAS,
23S SUte Bank Bldg.
LARGE loans our specialty, titull Bros.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
loans on Nobraska farms And Omaha city
property In any amounts.
H- W. BINDER.
K3 City National Bank Bldg.
ROL CITY LOANS,- Bomls-Carlberg Co.,
u 310-12 Brandels Tieatei Bldg.
HARRISON & MORTON. SIC Om. Nat
3100 to 310.000 made DroniDtlv. ir. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg, 18th and Farnam.
GARVIN BROS Loans JM0 and un.
""WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
LIVE Bl'OOIC MARKET OP VE8T,
3hlp live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive, prompt mid careful atten
tion. '
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
MARTIN BROS. fc(C0.. Exchange Bldg.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births Isldor and Gertrude Goldstein.
1121 North Nineteenth, uoy; Jy and
Ruth Katx. 720 South Thirty-seventh, boy;
G. A. and Emily Llnd, 3109 Corby, boy:
W. and M. Matulka. South Omaha, girl
W, and Florrie McNal, 559 South Thirty!
third, girl; W E. and Freda Fllton, 3125
Hamilton, girl.
Deaths Frank Machacek. 25 years, hos
pital; F, II. Monroe, 65 years, 2043 North
Twentieth, H. Warstet, 2 years, 1812
Corby; Bessie Nutchel. 33 years, 2512
North Twentieth Patrick Ruddy, C6
years. State hotel.
likely to come before another month rolls
around. On tho other hand a bull asked
as to where shorts were to obtain their
supplies unless they entered the pit and
bid up for their corn, or purchased It In
the country and delivered to Chicago
during December.
Cash corn was Ufflc lower.
There m.t a few men In the wheat
trade who nra advising the sale ot that
grain around the present level, while- on
the other hand there are large numbers
who say wheat Is worth the money.
Cash wheat was He lower.
The oats market was unsteady yester
day and tho September option closed
without much flurry In prices.
Cash oats were Ho lower.
Clearances; Wheat and flour, equal to
541,000 bu.
Liverpool close: Wheat, WrWd lower;
corn, Kd lower.
Primary wheat receipts wore 1.6S7.W0
bu. and shipments 930,000 bu., against re
ceipts or 1,4S),000 bu. and shipments of
1.2&3.000 bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 856,000 bu.
and shipments 351,000 bu,, against receipts
of 334,000 bu. and shipments of 420,000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1,065,000 bu.
and shipments 900,000 bu., against receipts
of 1,465,000 bu. and shipments of $32,000 bu.
last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago 93 J3 187
Minneapolis 4P0 ... ...
Duluth 513 ... ..
Omaha , 23 59 4
Kansas City 37 36 27
St Louis 4S 21 52
Wlnnpleg 1.101
The following cash sales were reported
Wheat: No. 1 hard winter. 1 car. JOHc;
1 car, 50o ; No; 3 hard winter, 3 cars. Sic.
No. 3 spring, 1 car, Sic; 1 car. Wc. No. 4
spring, 1 car. 80a. No. I durum, 1 car,
TJVic. No. 2 mixed, 1 car, KYo; 1 car,
SOc. No. 3 mixed, 1 car, BOc Rye! No. 3,
1 car, 64Hc Corn: No.' 3 white, 2 cars,
70c. No. 2 yellow, 2 cars, 6Hc. No. 3
yellow, 3 cars, 69Ho! S cars, 63Hc; 3 cars,
tic; I car, tSKc. No. 3 mixed, 3 cars, &)V4o;
4 cars, 69c. No. 4 mixed, I car, 69c; 1 car,
Hc Oats: Standard. 3 cars, 33Vic. No.
3 white. 20 cars, 394c No. 4 white, 4
cars, 33-Uo; 1 car, S9c. No. 3 mixed, 1
car, 3$Hc.
Omaha Cash Prices Whea t: No. 2
hard. JO82a; No. 3 hard, 79tt08to; No. 4
hard, "SOTOc; No. 3 spring, SOSlci No. 4
spring, 79MiS0o; No. 2 durum, 8081Hc;
No. 3 durum, 7980Hc, Corn: No. 2 white.
70S70KC: No. S white, 70o; No. 4 white. 69W
t9c: No. 2 yellow, 69Ho; No. 3 yellow,
6Si6Sttc: No. 4 yellow. 6SKc: No. 3,
69WfiC9Wc; No. 8. 69069Vic; No. 4. 68fl90!
no grade, 67H69c., Oats: No. 2 white".
KHWAo; standard, t3o; No. S white,
39J4c: No. 4. white, 3939ic. Barley,
malting, 67076c; No. 1 feed, 5&S6!c. Rye:
No. 2, 64H06Pc; No. 3. 63HqC4c.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Tradlna; and ClosInK
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Oct 1 Selling pressure
due largely to. a flood of receipts In all
directions, carried wheat today to a new
low prlco- record for the season. Despite
a lively rally, closing figures were He
down. 'Corn finished 44ETic down and
oats off WQc. but provisions at 2"4fa)
22Ko adVance.
wheat prices broke lQlWo a bushel
before the Tores of the drive could be
checked. Cable advices were that both
Canada and Russia had lowered offers
In-order to bring about sales. Then came
tne news that northwestern receipts con
tinued heavy and this was followed bv
word that the southwestern movement
had increased so that the primary ar
rivals as a whole surpassed even the
huge total reached a year ago.
un tne reoouna wneat as a ruio passed
Into stronger hands, the smaller shorts
meanwhile grabbing profits. Absence ot
export demand served to -halt the up
turn. Feeling at the close was steady.
Corn 'Suffered a violent decline on ac
count of belated liquidation on tho part
of bulls and because ot selling pressure
by speculators who were taking advan
tage of the situation. Flno weather,
which, It was predicted, would last sev
eral days, increased the depression and
there were reports of unlimited offers of
cheap Argentina corn at New York. The
decline, however, resulted in - tho shut
ting down of rural offerings and In a
consequent stampede of shorts.
uats were mainly governed oy other
grain,, though having special cause for
weakness, namely, rival shipments from
Canada to Buffalo. Boston and New
York.
Provisions bulged after being easy In
the' first part' of' the session. The run of
hogs at western markets were liberal, but
packers took the buying side and kept
the pit bare of offers.
Artiolel Open. I High.) Low: Close.l Yes'y.
864 87W
91HI 824
69HL 70H
6JW693T
70HI 71V1
4iai4242V4
45 45
19 80 20 07H
19 95 20 22H
10 87 10 97H
11 02H 11 10-12
i0 45 I 10 60
10 67ttll0 70
8ofiS5V4
70
. 70S
nar,z
4H
45Ti
19 85
2O02K
10 87-90
" 11 02V4
10 45
10 63-67
Corn
Cet..
Dec.
May,
uats
Dec.
May.
pork
Jan,
May.
Lard
Ribs
Jan..
May.
Chicago Cash Prices No. 2 red.
93c; Nq. 3 red, 90&92c; No. 2 hard, 85
8814c; No. 3 hard, 85Q5o; No. 2 north-
epoAVU. '.. v w. ,t . . m
crti, ewu'oiui inu. nut mem, dov, iiu. A
spring, ESHc: No. 3 spring, 85c; velvet
chaff, 81Q3634c; durum, Sltmc. Corn: No.
2, 71(8720; No. 3 white, 7lk72V4o; No. 2
yellow, TlU72Hc; No. 3, 70g71Vtc; No. 3
white. IVKn'nUc: No. 3 yellow. 71Ub-
7lc'Oats: No. S' whlto, 42o; Tio! 3, 41c;
No. 3 white,, 4041Ho; standard, 41H
uc. nyo; nu. a, uttvmg, uariejr, taiaoc
Seeds: Timothy, IJ.764I6.I5; clover, 89.50
18.00. Provisions: Pork, U00; lard, 310.95
10.97H; ribs. 810.6eltl.
BUTTER Steady ; creameries, 2531c
EGGS Steady; receipts, 6,652 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 1421c; ordinary
firsts. 21H922Hc; firsts, 2526c.
CHEESE Higher; daisies. 1516c;
twins, 15Uffl6c; Americas, 15?416o; long
horns. lM15ic
POTATOES Lower; receipts. 85 cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin, COQ'SSc; Minne
sota and Ohio. 60955c.
POULTRY Alive, lower; springs. He;
fowls, 13c
NEW YORIC GENERAL MARKET
Quotation of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK Oct. l.-FLOUR-Borely
steady, fair jobbing trade. Spring pat
ents, I4.40Q4.65; winter straights, (4.10
4.20; winter patents, lt.434.C0; spring
clears, $4.0094.20.
WHEAT-Spot easy: No. 2, red. 94c;
No. i northern, Duluth, 8tic; December,
95 516c: May. 9SMc
CORN 8oot easy: export, 79Uc
OATS Spot barely steady; standard
white. 47647HP. elevator; No. 3, 40ff46VSc.
HOPS Firm; state common to choice,
1913. 37044a; 1911, 20O2Sc; Pacific coast
1913. 28c; 1912, J3;6c.
HIDES Firm; Bogota, SZQiUs; Central
American, SZV&c.
PETROLE UM Steady ; refined New
York, bulk, 35.00; barrels, 88.70; cases,
WOOL-Eaay: domestlo fleece, XX Ohio,
25c.
LEATHER Firm; hemloejk firsts, 29
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady; mess, 123.76
2t25; family. 824.6027.00; short cleari.
$a,S21.25. Beef, firm; mess, $17.K)1M
fe"?1! W'WSO-O?. Cut. meats, steady,
Pickled hams, 10 to 14 pounds, 313.75
15.50. Lard, firm; middle west, SU.2&&
j i. icuiicu, aicHuy; comment. 311.80;
Houtn AmerlCA. 119.40 ,nmr,nitn M.,t&.:
88..7509.66. 7- ' ' 4U""'
uALLUW-juiet; city, Co; country,
G4Kc: special, (Tic
BUTTER Market steady; rfcelpts.
.vm tuDs: creamery extras, aOHeaic;
6T30c; good to prime, Zl(ya?, process cx-
irim, itwiiwj, '" awjHKj imitation
creamery firsts, I5H26V: factory, Juni
2c; seconds, 24334c; packing stock!
Junamake No. L ,-4c; current make No,
state whole milk white and color!
oiais, average rancy. itlfisvic
skims, 13H014C "
flrsU, 31032c; flrsU, lB&30c; refrigerator
jjw.hu inftrM, cnurecs paju, MYviViZCl
40845c: western gathered whites, 28t?9c
ruuiiim- ajive. wcaaj cnicKens,
western. 1618c; fowls, 16flSc; turkeys,
17c. Dressed dull and weak: fresh killed
western chickens, 17624c; fowls, HOMc:
turkeys. 320c
Dec.
May.
S74tt 87s
92HH 92
70H 70V4
6W470 70fc
71l59i 71KO
424H 42
45H 45
19 80 20 12-15
1995 20 25
10 87H 10B7H
1102H 1112H
10 47H 10 60
10 60 10 70
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Oattle Slow and Lower Account De
moralized Condition at Chicago,
HQC1S GENERALLY TEN LOWER
I.ntej Trains Delny Movement of
Sheen and Lambs All Kluds of
Killers and Feeder I'nlrly
Active nnd Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 1, 1913.
Receipts were: Cattto. Hogs. Sheep.
Official .Monday .......13,673 2.JWH 4l,8
Ouriolal Tuesday 10.SSS 6,270 41.14
Lutiinuto Wedncsdny.. 6,000 7,200 38, W0
Three days' total 30,061 16.2SS 121,067
Same days last week.. 30.567 1S.3W .W4
Same 2 weeks' ago 23,262 15,987 141,403
Same 3 weeks ago 21,331 15,796
Samo 4 weeks sgo 22,V421 20.310 79.223
Samo days last year. ..14.275 18,042 149.2SO
Tho following table snows the receipts
ot cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock' market tor the year to
date as compared with last year:
1913. 1912. inc. Dec.
CAttlo ...... &3,!59 U
Hogs 2.103.9O8 2.3H6M
Sheep 2,1K,662 1,884,573 374.384
Date, t 1313. 1WZ .lU.lllU.tlVW.lW.Uv7;
Kept 11
8 41
,oi
8 41
8 49
6 b2 8 41
8 12) 6 87
6 4
Dl'PU X.
8 6SH
nosft
8 06H
S07U
6 b
8 43!
8 10
6 81
uept a
bept. 24
6 59
8 461
8 13
6 741
5 89
8 491
8 1
8 It
6 76 5 W
Sept. 25
Bcpt. 26
6 46
6 07
6 26,
6 14
6 16
6 23
6 771
6 96
m ic:
8 56
8 4
6 61
5 91
5 91
5 W
6 03
6 01
Kept. 27
Bept 281
9 4
I
S 32H
8 27H
8 t3l
8 46,
3 16
S U)
8 33
8 29
8 41
5 03
6 67
665
bept. 29
Sept 30
7 931
8 62
7 SS 6 59
Oct i..
21Kf
8 43
8 53
7 87
C GO
'Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at tho Union stock yards, South Omaha,
tor twenty-four hours unalng at 3 o'clock
yesturday attornooh:
RECUaiPTS-OARS.
Cattle. Hogs. 8 heep. 1 1' scs.
C, M. & St. P. Ry., 3 5
Wabash R. R 2 1 .. ,.
Missouri Vac. Ry., 3 4 .. ..
Union Pac. R. R.... 33 2r 84 7
C. At N.W. Ry., east 3 5
C. & N.W. Ry.,west 97 23 66
C St P., & O. Ry.. 5 3....
C.,B. & Q.Ry.. each 4 3 ..
Cii. & y.ity., west 75 14 u l
C, It I. & P., east. 3 6
C, It. 1. & P., west .. 2
Illinois Central Ry. .. 2
C. G. Wi Ry 2
Total receipts.... 2T7 99 151 8
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co 652 U24 3,164
Swift & Co U21 1,249 4,WJ
Cudahy Packing Co.... 921 2,107 a.100
Armour & Co.... 1,067 1,878 3,471
senwarts & Co. us
J. W. Murphy 391
Morrell
L. P. company,....,..
H. O. P. company....
Sinclair
W. B. Vansant Co...
Benton Vansant &
Lush
Hill & Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston & Co
26
26
8
42
153
174
434
323
31
lliH
96 '
97
118
555
503
188
-29
J, B. Root & Co....
J. H. Bulla
L. I , Husz
Rosenstock Bros.
McCreary & Kellogg..
Werthelmer & Degan...
11. F. Hamilton
Hulllvan Bros.
Rothschild
Mo. & Kans.-Calf. Co..
I-Irltln
210 ,
IMG
S3
Higglns 18
Huffman ?
Roth ..
Krcbs .
Meyers J
Ulassbcrg J '
(lobar lnn.a A Hmlth.. 93
Tanner v
Harvey
Dow Cattle Co
Other buyers
Totals ..........fc.v.wv v,
n.tprrT .if PnmiiHnna in the entile trade
. n njv t! Kl1
this morning were about as unfavorable
for- the selling Interests as tney couiu
well be. In, the pirst Place receipts were
again quite large,, although under ordi
nary conditions no- greater than the mar-
Ket couia lane, care 01. . -turo
ot weakness was the demoralizing
prevailing at Chicago. The market at
that point was uuoted on Tuesday as 26
40o lower for tne week on beef steers,
with cows and heUers 40fl'Jo lower than
on the previous Wednesday. This morn
inir tThlcauo reDdrted a Hull further de
cline In addition to the ahovc, with fresh
receipts large ana with a gooa many cai
tie received on Monday still unsold.
With such reoorts at hand it was not
surprising that buyers at this, pqlnt were
very nearisu ana mat moy were inciinea
to go very slow and await later advices
from Chicago before buying very freely.
For this reason the market opened very
slow and the forenoon was well advanoed
before very much business was tran
sacted. ,
Beef steers of good quality In tha end
sold about steady, tho best westerns here
being as high as 97.75. There were no
choice corn feds, the best here being
good enough to bring 38.70. The market
on the common to medium kinds was
slow to loo lower. Choice cows and heif
ers' did not show much change, but the
common kinds wort around lZSo lower
man last weoic.
The best feeders were about steady.
then
being eom.e )iero js.ood enough to
bring 38.20,
an th
diner nana me me
dlum and
lower.
trashy
kmds were- lO&Ua
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, 38.6009,25; fair to good boot
steers, is.zas.w; common to talr beet
steers. 97.50ii8.25; fair to choice yearlings.
38.30ir9.30; good to choice heifers, 56.50
7.25; good to choice cows, 36.25it6.60; fair
to good grades, J5.Wij6.25; common to
talr grades, J3.603j6.60; good to choico
tockers and feeders, tf.i&ffS.OO: fair to
good stockers and feeders, I6.76U7.25;
common to fair stockers and feeders,
86.001.76; stock cows and heifers, 85.00
j7.00; veal Calves, f6.25i,V.76; bulls, stags,
etc, 35.25fl7.C0.
Representative sales:
WESTERNS NEBRAHKA.
15 feeders . 900 6 85 12 feeders.. 661
6 35
7 44
13 heifers... 626
6 50
U feeders. .1167
26 feeders.. Ssi
6 80
6 35
6 73
6 25
7 25
6 55
19 calves... 453 7 60
33 feeders.. 90S 6 75
25 cows..... 956 6 15
20 cows 994 6 00
10 feeders.. WW 7 10
70 steers... .1365 7 30
24 feeders.. 877
39 feeders.,1008
22 feeders.. 681
57 feeders.. 894
6 steers.,.. 1031
15 steers.w.1406 7 00
44 feeders. ,104. 6 85
48 steers.,., 945
10 heifers... 550
20 feeders,. 795
19 feeders, .1180
10 feeders.. 618
10 cows 1041
6 35
6 40
6 90
7 00
6 60
6 40
7 feeder.. 748
IS Cows..... 8J9
6 65
5 40
7 00
6 90
7 35
25 feeders.,1198
38 feeders.. 903
14 feeders. .1043
9 cows 845
10 cows 1012 5 60
4 10
30 feeders.. SCO 6 78
46 bulls 1134 6 60
7 feeders,, 768 6 90
2 bulls 1030
26 feeders.. 9
6 CO
7 10
WYOMING.
8 20 37 steers. ...1062
13 steers.. ..1444
Is steers, ...1097
21 steers.... 770
29 steers... 1081
12 steers. ...10s8
20 calves... 291
56 feeders.. 852
14 sters....H58
6 95
7 W
6 90
6 90
6 95
6 75
6 75
7 00
6 90
7 25
7 00
fi 00
7 10 2 steers. ...11W
6 85
9 steers.. .1043
7 steers.. ..1047
33 steers... .1068
18 feeders.. 838
65 feeders.. 844
16 feeders.. 923
6 90
C 90
8 00
6 75
7 50
19 feeders. .1160 7 76
16 steers.. ..1185 7 25
1Z steers., ..1216
12 feeders.. 696
21 feeders.. 885 6 50" '32 steers.. -.1145
35 steers, ...1165 7 00 1 steers., ..JU40
DAKOTA.
46 feeders.. 909 7 10
42 feeders.. 1023 6 90
9 cows 1096 6 10
24 feeders,. 923 6 85
27 feeders.. 763 6 85
7 cows 901 4 00
South Dakota.
G, Brewer,
7 cows...
,.918 5 25
S. H. Brownlee Wvo.
6E feeders.. 906 7 40 2 steers..., 765 6 75
Diamond Cattle Co. Vyo.
103 feeders. 1022 7 76 48 cows 969 6 35
Le Roy Moor Wyo.
SO steers.. ..1021 7 10 1 cow 1110 7 00
Smith fc L. Wyo.
7 cows 1031 6 60 88 feeders.. 1132 7 40
P. Lamb Wyo.
3 cows 936 6 20
9 heifers... 654 6 65
6 calves... 233 8 00
1 bull 1420 6 50
IS COWS 1U3
6 60
29 feeders., 750 7 66
1 bull 1420 6 55
6 feeders.. IOCS 6 80
3 feeders.. 700 7 40
10 feeders. . 645 7 40
W. L.
Tlllatson wyo,
49 feeders.. 994 6 60 14 feeders... 9M
35 feeders.. 973 6 60 51 feeders.. 965
8 CO
6 60
6 00
7 CS
7 CO
6 7f
47 feeders.. 1011 6 60 1 feeder.. .1000
L. A. Woodward Wyo,
15 steers. .. 1212 7 66 8 steers. ...1266
C. A. Snow, Nebraska.
H feeders.. 1319 7 93 It feeders.. 1111
Tully & Musser, Nebraska.
13 steers.. ,.1217 7 15 45 steers... ,1061
9'i steers..., 952 6 55
L. E, Balllnger, Nebraska,
48 feeders.. 1064 7 10
It R. Klnkald, Nebraska.
21 feed.rs.. 925 C 96
'Jt Goodwin. Nebraska.
feeders 90S 7 16
A, Chalnnpka, Nebraska
21 feeders.. SSI 6 86
John Rover. Nebraska.
11 feeders.. 957 76
C. B, King, Nebraska.
34 feeders. . 553 7 65
George O'Kelff, Nebraska,
35 feeders.. 931 7 40
James Dixon, Wyoming.
It steers.. ..1071 8 00 3 steers. .. 1038 7 50
W cows 1068 S 75
, Fletcher. Campbell. Wyoming.
41 feeders.. 983 7 00 37 cows..... 1025 6 65
15 heifers... 906 6 66 11 heifers... 10(3 6 00
1 cow, 1150 6 00 1 bull... ...1580 6 00
N, A. Howell, Nebraska.
20 heifers... G51 6 45 17 feeders.. 901 6 80
12 feeders., 687 6 05
. . C. M. White. Wyoming. ,
1 bull 1180 6 50 C COWS 1040 6 80
14 cows 1100 6 60 2 cows 1040 6 60
1 heirer. .. 6 60 6 85
Ben Turgeon, South Dakota.
4 feeders.. 1565 6 76 31 feeders.. 1339 7 75
25 feeders., 1178 7 85
Jess W, Williams, South Dakota.
42 feeders.. 957 7 00 1 bull. .....1810 3 50
Kcb Goodwin, Nebraska,
30 feeders.. 791 7 35
N, Whltnell, Nebraska.
1 feeder... 10W 7 50 21 feeders. .1081 7 50
Mtlldnlq Cattlo Company, Nebraska.
63 feeders.. 827 7 40 26 feeders,. 805 7 40
16 steers.... TCI 6 10
E. Francis, Wyoming.
41 feeders,. 1197 7 85
fl. nrflwnr. Rnuth Dakota.
37 feeders., 687 6 75 9 heifers... 619 00
BEEF STKEH3.
Ne. A. I'r. No. A. 'r.
Jl IMI I 49 II 1HI W
u un i eo
COWS.
3 ,,. m 4 00 18 10" & TO
6 419 4 CO 1 19 t 74
I , I9 I 09 8 mo i
ITI 4 01 ... t 00
l im 8 oo i, no c oo
;h too t looo is
1M7 t IS 11 M 3
1 TtO I II 1 18 9
i... no i n i m to
HEIFKR&
1 840 6 00 1 150 I 71
T0 .
BULLS.
3 US 6 00 1 IM V 50
I , so "calves.
3 M0 8 CO It 4M I
I $50 00 4 140 I 88
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
IT 404 4 t 714
II. .. Ml 49 14 Too t M
10 141 40 ,10 114t t a
a.:; To M II. .. . 1007 7 S3
...1071 ( 76 It...... 711 7 10
"hogs' Discouraging advices from other
points and fairly liberal local receipts
caused' a fresh slump In values this
morning. First bids were possibly no
more than 6ft'10c luwer, and a few sales
were made on this basis, but after the
first rounds prices weakened still more,
and the bulk of the sales was made at
figures that were a flat dime lower.
Bale-men fought the decline all tho way
through, but packers had everything In
their favor and the general market was
fully lOo lower. Movement was very
slow and it was midday before anything
like n clearance was made. On the ex
treme close values looked to be weaker
than at other times, and some sales made
at this time wero quoted as being lOirlSo
below yesterday' average. Bulk ot the
eules was made at iS.16U3.25.
Shippers also showed a big decline this
morning. Most ot their purchases were
made around 38.2uiij8.30 and some real
good, oven, light weight stuff sold as
high as 88.40, the top.
Supplies were estimated at 107 cars or
7,200 head, bringing the week's total up
to 16,228. This is a gain of nearly 3,000
head over a week ago, but Is more than
I, 000 short of the receipts for tho same
period lust year.
No. I A. Rb. rr. No. AY, 8h. fr.
M..,,,,.llll 119 3 00 II ,217 10 8 N
41 367 DO IS 45 in) .,. 8 10
46 m IM I IS It Ki 160 W
in I4i to i is eo tst .. I to
71 Itl W I II 41 174 40 I 0
ti m 40 ( is it os 40 i jo
64.......S57 .,, I 15 SI 104 40 I mi.
II. , tl ... I IS 41. .,.,..174 0 1,231k
71. ......Ill 10 I 19 CO 49 80 I MV4
47. ...... JOS ... I to 71 241 ISO 8 H
41 151 40 I M 40..,,...tSK .120 I 21 H
T 37V ZOO I tO II l ISO I 11 li
31 Ill ... 110 71 174 ... 125
77 Ill 120 1 30 M. ...,.!! 40 l.
II Kl 19 8 10 tl 10 SO 8 18
19 2S5 40 S 0 SS 101 SO S3
SO 101 ... 10 11 124 ... 8 IS
41 101 ... ' 10 M.......104 40 IS
17.. .....217 ... I SO (1.1 211 120 I ZS
J1.......J17 49 8 20 S3 ,I4 ... 123
17 219 40 I 10 tl 110 80 I 10
SO ICS ... 8 20 71. ......317 ... 3 16
21 271 ... I 10 14 ,214 40 I S
44 IIS S40 8 X0 ...,,, .211 ,.. 8 19
. . ... pirj . , .
tl IS ... 8 69 33 .10 ... 4 35
2 103 ... f S3
SHEEP-lt was about a normal run ior
the middle of the week, as 143 cars or
28.600 head were reported In as against
A9000. n weak nsro. 48.000 two weeks ago
and 64,000 head on tho same day a year
ago. south umana nenaea me ui o.
markets again this morning, as more
sheep and lambs were received hero than
elsewhere. On account of tho late ar
rival ot trains almost halt of the re
ceipts wore a little late in reaching the
barn and, us la always the cum undeh
such circumstances, the market appeared
rather slow most of the forenoon.
Notwithstanding the annarent slowness
In the tradn most nil buyers ar-.med nnX-
lous for some killers, whlcn resulted In a
good steady market on all kinds ot fat
offerings. A range of J4.65&6.W Included
most ot the sales or fat lamns, wnue iai
owes moved largely around 34,00, with
some breeding owes selling up to 14,60.
There continued u gooa traae in teeaers
and the market on them was fairly active
at prices generally steudy to strong with
yesterday. Strictly feeding Iambs are
quotable around SUeOOQCGO,. Most ot tho
feeder otfcnngs were aisposea oi in iuir
season.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choico, J7.00iW.W)i Iambs, fair to
good, 36.65O7.00; lambs, culls, 3400UKS.OO;
lumii. funiinr. ti.uu(iiu.u0i vt.urllntiH. iiuod
lo choice, 36.5.661. yearlings, fair to
good, SS.z&Wb.bu; yearlings, iseaers, .w
4.36; wethers, good to choice, 81. 25U4.W;
wethers, rair to gooa, st.vuwi.Aii wcuiun,
feeders, $4.004.35j ewes, good to choico,
84.0O34.25: ewes, fair to good, 3J.7604.OO;
ewes, feeders, S3.0O33.6O; cull sheep. 32.00
(23.00.
SHEEP.
No. Av- Pr-
S6S Idaho owes 122 4 25
780 Nebraska feeder yearlings., to 4 76
232 Nebraska wethers andyTgs 94 4 25
661 Idaho feeder lambs !, 63 6 50
298 Idaho feeder lambs 61 6 60
3C8 Idaho foeder lambs..... 61 b W
604 Idaho feeder lambs 68 6 85
1081 Idaho Jamb 70 7 00
212 Idaho Iambs Jl 6 90
222 Idaho lambs 71 6 90
055 Idaho lambs 68 7 w
319 Wyoming feeder lambs.... 48 6 25
60 Wyoming feeder lambs..,, 46 6 25
103 Wyoming feeder lambs,... 39 6 50
175 Wyoming feeder lambs.... 66 o a
49 native ewes 8 60
106 native lambs . 77 6 50
637 Wyoming feeder wethers., 94 4 J6
6273 Wyoming wethers ...t, 93 4 30
271 S. D. feeder lambs .., 50 6 45
218 8. D. feeder lambs 56 0 45
216 S. D. feeder lambs 66 6 45
280 S. D. foeder lambs 48 6 10
107 Wyoming feeder lambs 65 6 16
193 B. D. ewes 8 4 15
203 8. D. feeder yearlings 84 6 40
201 B. D. feeder yearlings 84 6 40
109 8. D. feeder yearlings 84 6 40
203 a D. feeder ewes 87 3 25
168 8. D. foeder ewes 87 IX
122 8. D. feeder owes....... 87 3 25
176 Wyoming feeder lambs.... 66 6 40
33 Wyoming feeder lambs..,. 66 6 40
317 Wyoming feeder ambs.... 65 6 40
28 Wyoming feeder ambs.... 66 6 40
670 Wyoming feeder lambs.... K 6 40
822 Wyoming feeder ambs.... 65 0 40
132 Wyoming feeder lambs.... 6o 6 40
208 Wyoming ewes W 3 25
45 Wyoming ewes , 88 3 X,
240 WyoroliiK ewes W 3 50
260 Wyoming ewes .91 3 60
168 Wyoming ewas 90 J 25
182 Wyoming ewei 'M Ji
100 Wyoming feeder ewes. 92 4 60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. MARKET
Cattle "Weak Hotis SteMdy to Dime
Lower.
n.ftn.nn nA, 4 f ' A T!1 f 1. T?Aln4at
umuAuu, wwi. . "--'.7;
13.000 head; market weak; beeves, I7.150
9.40; Texas steers, 16.9007.90; western
steers, 36.1f38.80j stpeker; and feeders,
calvcr, 87.75311.75. . ,
HOGS-Recllpts. 31,000 head; market
steady to ivo lower; pacmnit Binuto nu.cu
weak; bulk of sales. 18.35Ss.70; light. 33.40
89.00; mixed, 38.15S9.00; heavy. 38.0038.95,
rough, 8.008.20: Pigs. I4.257.75.
BHEBP AND LAMBS-Rccelpts, 30,000
head; market steady to lOo higher; na
tive. 33.7684.85; western, 33.9034.85; year
lings, 84.90O6.B5; lambs, native, 35.857.49;
western, IS.COa
' Liverpool Grain Mnrttrt.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1. WHEAT Spot,
easier; No. 1 Manitoba, 7s7Ul; No, 2, 7s
5d; No. 3, 7s 3d; futures, easy; October,
7 Hd; December, 7!id; March, 7s2Hd.
CORN Spot, steady, American mixed,
Cs9d; futums, easy; October, La Plata,
Ead, December, La Plata, 6s 4V4d,
NEW YORK STOGK MRETl&M
Moreraeut is Upward Under
the
Lead of Coppers.
ADVANCE IN GENERAL IS SMALL
Its Chief significance Lies In Fact
"Decline of Previous .Two Days
Had Rem Effectually
Checked.
MBU' t-rtt, t- o . . .... j. .. .
ouin. i. vnacr wie ieaa
of coppers, which made the best showing
of any group in tho market, stocks moved
upward today. Union Pacific. Reading
and Canadian Paciria rose a point each,
but tho advanco In general was smll nd
iio mm sigmucanco lay in tne fact that
the decline of thn nrnviniia twn Hav. wn.
effectually checked. Business was still
concentrated largely In the speculative
mrurucn.
The market onened with a sensral ad.
Vance, lnrsrelv In rannnnin In tha rlan nf
American stocks In London. Bear traders
i mm won meir auacK. again centering
their efforts on stei. which was de
pressed under yesterday's low price. The
other active stocks also were hammered,
but the resultant deollne failed to bring
out stocks. Instead, a better demand ap
peared at the lower levels. The market
moved Irregularly for a time, but grad
ually nevclopeu strength.
The undertone was strong during the
remalndor of the day,
t ne exceptional rise in coppers was as
sociated with the advance ot the metal
In lonUon and the strong showing made
in tho European lortnigntiy report or
copper stocks.
Tho position of London In this market
was an Important factor. A better feel
ing baroad was reported and stocks weie
bought on a liberal scale for foreign
account.
Unfavorable August returns for a num
ber of tho largo eastern lines failed to
depress tho railroad stocks. New York
Central and Pennsylvania both reported
largo shrinkages. In Net and Erie made
the poorest showing ot recent months.
uonds were irregular. Total sales par
value, 11.125.000. United States bonds
wero unchanged on call.
Numbsr and sates ot leading quotation
on stocks were as followsi
tUlM. huw. Lo. Clot.
Aratlitmttrd Copper ... 31,009 71U 71 7Vi
Atiitrtcta Agricultural .. ...... ..... ..... 44
Aratrtoaa Iiet ttuctr.... 700 IIH
American c 11.W0 SIW nil 3Jt
Amnrlcta Un ltd 1.100 9414 WW t4
Amorlcui C. A V 44
Amrln Ootton Oil 100 4IW 41Va 41t
Am. lo BocurltlM.'. 190 K 13 Ui
Auieruun I,liu4 Itt
Aitcrlcan LccomotlT ...... ... II.
AnerlMn S. A R 1.1O0 MH SSH W
Am. S. A It. rfd....... 100
Am. Suiar IleflDlnf.,, 1C9H
Amrrlrtn T. A T 609 ltOVl
American Tobteco , 400 3II1I
Antoouil Mlolnc C.... tOOO ITU,
A million BOO MV
Atclilton rt4
1UK
IM1
ItH
I4H
Atltntla Cent L.W....,
llaltlinor A Ohio,..
400 04U
1.100 S4
too It
8,400 310
Dtthlthim RhI
Drooklrn Kpl4 Tr
l"nlln lsol(lo
CcnlrM Iitrir
Ohiapotk Ohio......
Ciilctio O. W
Oil04to, M. fit. P....
aiic&io t k. w.,
Colortlo r. A I..' i
uiiMii4ad ass .......
("om Product
IteUwire A llui)on....,
Itenrtr A Itlo Qrtnde...,
rjanvtr A II. O. pfa....
I)litlllr' BecuritU
Krl i..
r.rlt lit pfd....
Krl It VIA
ntnral lSUctrle ........
a rut Northern pfd......
Ormi Nortbsrn Or etfs.
llllnol Ctntrsl
Inter bo roiiKti Met. ......
lntir. Mt. p(d...
BM 111
3,109
UK
Cm ioiii loiii
too lim 13IH
400 lots lOVa
II1V
104
309 IS
4,100 23 H
700 4lta
200 17
200 14S
300 1(7
400 SSH
704 Ul
200 lltt
3,000 IIH
inwrnmon! lurniui
Inter.Mirlna pM
InUrnttlonM Wpt
InUrnitlonii Pump
Kttunii cltr Boutntrn.,..
Ltclrl On ,
Lthlch VslUy ,. 1.400 HtH m
Iiulivlll A NhTlll ..... .....
si., st. p. & & at, u
MlMourl, IC. T
Mluourl raclflo
National Utd
N. n. n. or u. ai pid.
Kir York Central
N. T.. p. A W
100 111
300 41U
1HU
44U
4,100 U HH
NonoiK a wem.ini (
North AnwrUiaa .............. ...
Nortsem pacKlo ........ 809 113
I'M mo Mall
I'tnnairlranU 600 mil
rtoptn's Uaa , 1,500 128
I'.. C, a. It 8t. L
vittiburrh coal ...i 1,690 31H
rrtaaed Steal Car 200 H
iiiU
ins
II7H
l'uiimn ralao oar.
re . IN
41.004 lft IMS 1STM
Itaadlruc
llapulille I. A a 1,100
rUDUblle I. ft. rfd.,.. 1.100
5$
hock Iiland Co 3,000
aloe IUnd Co. pfd 100
Ot. U A 8. r, U pfd.... 800
3JU. ,
MaMara Air bin.,,.
t ) I . . . '
., 200 47U, 47U
.. 11. SOD sou K8
.. S00 31U 21
.. 109 IIH 31
40,'ioo iiiU isiH
tiaaboard A. u ptd.,
Bonthcra Paelrio ...
Southern Hal I war ...
6o. Railway ptd
Teant Joppr
Texas ft Pacific......
Union I'adno
Union raclflo rfd....
United mates Realty... . 4CO
United BtatM Jtubber
United Btatu Btaal IL709
57 UH
ItH SIK
108V, 1MU
JiR 6i2
30 l
U. 4). HImI pfd 800
Utah Copper 6,000
Va. -Carolina Cbemlcal . . 309
Wataah , ,
Wabaali pfd , 400 11 1011
Weatern Marxland
Weatern Union
Wattlnahoua Tltotrlo .. 1.400 ttH ' IIH
Wlierllnc A Ik I!rle..
Total sales (or tto dr. Sit, ICO sbarca.
New York Bloncy Market, -
NEW TOItK, Oct. t. MONKY On call,
firm, at ZMliSb per cent; ruling rate, 3
per cent: closing, 83M per cent. Time
loans, steady; sixty days, per
cent: ninety days, 4V4 per cent; six
months. 4ft pet cent.
PKIMB MK31CANTILEJ PAPBn-5C0
per cent.
8TEHLINO EX.CIIANQT5 Btronr, at
84.63 for sixty-day bills, and U.tM for
Remand: commercial bills, 84.81H.
HILVEIl-Bar, 61Hc; Mexican dollars,
47o.
BONOS Government, steady; railroad,
steady,
Closing quotations on bonds today wero
ns follows:
U. 8. rat. Ja-, rs... M MK. G So. rf. It, 7
do coupon M B. dab. 4 itll,. II
C. fl. 8 rK 10IUL. A 74. unl. 4t.... MU
do coupon ....... .101 AM. K. A T. lat 4s, 8IU
V. S. 4. ra.,..,...li4 'do sao. 4Us !
do coupon mtteyto. Psclfle 4,,,.. 4414
ranaraa la coupon.. tOK do eonr. 8 10U
A.-C. It la ctfa... 69 N. n.n. of M. 4H 41
Atnar. A. to... ... JOJN. Y. a t. 34 SJli
A. T T. or. 4..101',l da dab, 4a. , nV4i
Am. Tcbacco 8S....IU N. T. N. t. & ill
Armour ft Co. 4Vts. Mtt ev. JW , TO It
AtcJiUon can. 4i ... I4N. A W. 1st e. 4. M
do ov. 4a I960.... IS, do or. 4a -104V4
to or. Sa 100 '4 No. Paelfl 4c.,,... K
A. C L. 1st la.,,,. OIU do Sa (IU
Pa, A Ohio 4..,. MViO. 8, L rtd. 4t... lS
do IM lfPni. or. JHa Wis,, S7'J
nronk. tt. ev. 4a., , UVt do eon. 4 too
Can. ot Oa. ta.,.,.,104 IXeadlns aen. 4i.,.. V5
Can. Unlbar la Kit 8. U ft 8. P. Ik 4a 70U
Cues. A Obi 4Ua. IS , do a. Si u
to conr. 4 Via lOUSt. L 8. W. c. 4a. 71
QilMfo A A. 1H. tl 8. A. U ad. la..., 7I4
C. P. ft Q. 1. 4.... I4Bo. Pao. cel. 4.... 14
do ran. 4a tltt do cr. 4a 17
C M ft 8 V a 4Ha..10lli do lt ref. 4i n
C. R, I. A V. e. 4aSI14So. Hall war 4a.... 104
do rU. 4a. 74J4 do Ktn. 4a, . Tu
fj. A B. r A 4V4t. tlViValon Parlflo 4a. .. M
D. A II. cr. 4a,... S7a do er. 4a UK
n. A tt. O. ref. I 7IH do lit A raf. 4a... IIH
Dlattllcra' la MHU. 9. Rubber 4,..10H4
Krt p. I. 4a., I4J4U. fl. Btl Id Sa...l00V4
do s0. 4a , 14V4V..C. Chera. Sa... . fl
do cv. 4a, aer, Os7l Wab. lat A ex. 4. SOti
III. !n. lat r. 4i. II Weatern Md. 4a Tli
Inter. Mat, 411 T7W)Wat. Eles. ev. Ss.. Ill,
Inter. M. U. 4tt.. 60 Wla. Central 4a IT
Japan 4V4a S3U
Did. OKtred.
notion
BOfirroN, Oct.
and bonds wera
Htook Tllarket,
1- QuptaUons on stocks
as' followsi
Allouai .,
Amal. Copper
A. Z. U A 8
Arliona no 01. ......
n A O. C. ft B. M.
IS Nraa Con. ...
1414
It North Ilutte
4 '4 North Lata ,.,
74 Old Dominion ...
Cal. A Ariaona
I'al. A Heels 1
1 'unceoia,
47 Qnlner
14 fmannoa , .
Ontenmu
Coppr lUnie C. C
Kaat Ilutt C. M...
yranklln
Oranby Con
Given Onane ....
Isle Itoral Copper.
Kerr Lk
Lake Copper
li Ball copper ...
Uobiwk ,
414
40..HiUMrh)r ,, -....tu
lJHJupor A B. it... 114
SHTamaraok ji
1114U. 8. s. R. ft'M,.; ,
oo pro ,,, 7U.
lltJUh Cba iQ,
SaiWolrarlna !..
41
tr
1 J
London Stock Dtarket.
LONDON, Oct. 1. American securltlos
opened steady and a fraction higher to
day. Trading was moderate during the
first hour ami tha list Improved under
the lead of Union Pacific. At noon prices
were from U to 1 points higher than yea
terday's New York closing.
Conaoia. moner 71 S-ltCanadlaa Paelfl . 111)4
do account .. . 71 -l4Bouthern Pacific . MS
Anal fonoar . . 7li Union Pacific ... .1SM4
BILVKIt Bar, steady at 28 5-18d per ox?
MONKY -8 J3 yi per cent.
The rat of discount In the open market
fj
I.ocnl Bvcnrltle.
Quotattona furntihrd br Duma, Brlnler A to
44 Omaha Nallenal bank bulldlas:
American can le. 1... ..Blji4A,M
nealrlca CViamerr pfd .!!! !" Jiff ii 1
Iiaatrke Creamery eora ,;J
onclnnatf, o., 44. 1143 u ii
Deer A Co. 7 per cent pfd U I, .
BamrTtlJ, fa.. I. 8. 1. la. !..... lZ 1'
Fox Rlrer nuttor jjx ' '.
Fairmont Creamery p. e. suar...,.., i iM
Fairmont Creamerr 7 p. e. pfd.. ....... 9 10114
Iowa nr. A Lt. la 1112 ! 4 fx
Middle Weal Utllttlea Sa. 1111 gu IJ.t
Merthanta- II. A U Co., Indlanapolla.
Sa, 1113 , ,,..,.. 2U IIU
NoKhweetern O., K A C. Sa. 1117 ... 1 K
Omaha Uaa Sa, ill7 ........,,.1.. 11
Om.Jia water 414a. l41 7u J! 11
Om4ia A C D. lit. Rr. Sa. 1131 1 tilt M.
omatie, A d n. Bt. Itr. pfd. i-dlv.. 114 u,i
Omaha A C, 11, 8t. Rr. eom. ex-dlr.
Omaha ti C. II. II. A R. r,M . tt -
raclflo O. A E. S p. e. iiotr iJli n
ni.m uir nioca laroa aa, iiao, 11 n
Cltr of Toronto 4s, lill j ,
Tenneaae Sa, 1114., , S3 II)
Union Stock Yards, Omaha , V4 It
Oil nnd Itoaln.
" .a...., ...iiiiiivi SUO.i
37.22S7.65: October, 87.il: December, 37.14,
Itl VIII f llltli
IIOSIN-Qulet.
TUIIPBNTINE-Steady.
SAVANNAH, Oa., Oct. 1.-TUIIPEN-TINK-Steady.
SSiio; sales, 732 bbls,; re
celpts, 872 bbls.; shipments, 331 bbls.;
Stocks. 25,363 bbls.
-... iwicd, o,viv u uia. , 1 c
celpts, 3,078 bbls.; shipments, 3,296 bbls..
stocks, 163,704 bbls. Quotations: A. B, V.
N, 35.10; W O, Jo.06! W W, J0.15.
oiobk uir tiive Btocu Aiarscet,
mnitV P1TV T rt., 1 n Lmmr t.
, ID., VUl. ,.A1 11,0"
Becclpts. 800 head; market, steady to 10c
lower; beef steer, 87.507J8.7B; feeding
cows and heifers, 35.2S4?4.85; canners, 33.50
ft.wvt "vuu.r., uiiu ieeuers. 9,iaxn i,w;
Calves. Kl7Sfl9.M- bulla ilatra. lr . 14 M
C.oo. " ' '
Koas-rteoelpts, 5,500 head; market 10c.
pwer; heavy. 8S.00dHJ.l6; mixed, 38.15S3.30;
light, ts.20irs.30; bulk of sales, 38.15tf8.25.
aHHUCl" lUoelpts, 1,800 head; market
fJlai?:..tcd muttons. 350OtttO; wethers,
84.00S4.M; ewes, 83,50.25; lambs, S5.7C
7.W,
Metal Market.
NEW YOH1C, Oct. 1. MKTAL8 Iead
Quiet, 34.70, asked. London. it2012Bd.
apeltor: Quiet. 85.60O5.TO; London, 2017
fd. Coppers Mrm; standard, spot and
October, 1111.0001160; November and De
cember. 316.25VMflS.W; electrolytic. UU.87U.
lake, 817.00; costing. 3l8.rl,75. Tin;
rirmeri spot and October, M0.90841.J6H.
November. 840.8&S41.S5: December, $41.00
4t80. Antimony: Dull; Cookson, J8.3u.
Iron, Quiet anad unchanged.
London market closed as follows? Cop
per, av, futures, nsi5s. Tin; Quiet;
spot, 187 15s: futures. 187 15s. Iron
Cleveland warrants, 54s 4Hd.
BT. LOU1B, Oct. 1. 6UCTALS Lead .
Quiet, 34.62Hrfr.65. Spelter; Easy. 3J.50.
Cotton Market.
NEW YOniC, Oct. l.-COTTON-Spot.
steady; middling uiilands, I4.50o; gulf,
14.45& Sales. 182 bales.
IfJtures closod steady; October. 14c;
December, 18.88c: January, I8.6S0; March,
13.730; May. 13.7c; July, 13.68c.,
Cotton closed steady at net advance ot
15 to 25 points. Two private crop reports
made condition 63.7 and 87.1 per cent.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l.-COTTON-8pot.
In limited demand; prices easier; mid
dling fair, 8.13d; good middling, 7.tSd:
middling, 7.Tld; low mlddtlnir. 7.4M; good
ordinary, 6.83d; ordinary, M9d. Bales,
7,000 bales.
Ittatiaaa City Grain and Provlsloas.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. L WHEAT
Cash: No. I hard. 84Va900c; No. 8, 83
83o; No. red, H6o; No. 3, EftSOOHc.
CORN-No. 3 white, 730740; No. ,
73ViQ73o.
OAT8-N0. 3 white, Uc; No. I mixed,
414G4Jc.
Futures closed as follows:
WHEAT December, 844cl May. tV4c
COnN-December, 70HI0Ho; Ms, 72H
C72T4c
BUttEU Creamery, flrats, 9c; sec
onds, 27c: packing, 23c.
EGOB Firsts, 25o; seconds, ISc.
POULTRY Hens, lto; roosters, 9c,
ducks, lOo; springs, 13c.
Coffee Market.
NEW YOIIK, Oct. 1. There was con
tlnuod, activity end excitement In tha col
tea market today, The opening woa firm
at a not advance ot 23629" points, making
new records on a big advance In Eu
rope and bullish Braslllan news. Prices
later reacted under heavy realizing and
selling by a leading roastsr. closing
steady &G10 points net higher. October,
0.74c; December, o.tto: January, 10.11c;
Marchi., 10.31a; May, 10.50c; July, 10.4c;
Beptember, 10.68c. Spot firm; Itlo 7s
lOttc; Santos, 4s 12c; mild, steady; Cor
dova, 13JJ1&U0. 1
Minneapolis Ornln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 1. WHEAT Np.
1 hard, SoVto; No. 1 northern, R3HS75Hc;
No. I northern. 81,CnH3! No. 2 hard
Montana. 83U63Ko; No. 3, TStttfSlHc;,
December, 84Ho; May, SSSGSWic.
FLOUn-Unchangod.
BHAN-320.00Q21.00.
COItN-No. 3 yellow, CSiir69ttC.
OATS-No. 3 white, SJS&Uc
UYE-No. i, 60fiC8c.
FLAX-31.40WWl.43,
BAltLEY 64Q71C.
St, Louts General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct l.-WHEAT-No. 8 rei,
93a; No. 2 hard, 87093c; December, 83Hc;
May. S3ieo3Mc
CORN-No. 3. 72o : No. 2 white. 73K4M4c:
December, 70Ho; May, 72Zc.
OATS No. 2, 42Ho; No. 2 white, 44a;
December, 4i!,c,; May, 45f 4574c
RYE-47lHc
RecolpU, Shipments.
Flour, bbls 15,000 13,000
Wheat, bu 58,090 si.OW
Corn, bu 25,000 13,49
Oats, bu... v , 88,000 54,000
1
Omaha Hay Market.
PRAIRIE HAY-No. 1 upland. 113.009
1100; No. 2 upland, 3U.00S12.CO; No. 3 tip
land, t3.CO0U.OQ' No. 1 midland, $12,009
12.60; No. 2 midland, 2U.OO&1I.O0; N0V3
midland, 89.0011.00: No. 1 lowland, 29.500
10.50; No. 2 lowland, I3.OOS9.00; No. S low
land' I8.C0OS.00.
BTltAW Wheat. 84.60SC.0O.
ALFALFA No. 1, 814.00i8il5.00; No. i.
1!-0014.00; No. 3. 210.00O12.00.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
ICAN8A8 CITY. Mo Oct. 1. CATTLE
Receipts, 10,000 head; market, steady to
10a higher; prime fed steers, 8S.76o9.tS,
dressed beet steers, 88.00I&&75: western
steers, 38.6098.40; southern steers, 3545
7.00; cows. 34.264W.00; heifers. $5.0fm00;
stockers and feeders, 83.0OJf8.15; bull.
84.5OU6.50; calves. I6.00Q10.00.
Iioas-Recelpts, 10.000 head; market,
5o to 10o higher; bulk, 3S.2&08.55; heavy,
IB.aOB8.55; paokers and butchers, 88.304i
8.50; light, 38.1508.50; pigs. $6.007.50.
SHEBP ReoeinU, 10,000 head; lambs,
$6.6007.35; yearlings, .0ftS6.75; wethers
t4.2Wj6.00; ewes, 13.4034.50.
St. Lonis Live Stock Market.
8T. LOUIS, Mo., Oct X. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 5,800 head; market steady; good
to choice steers. 37.25(08.00; stockers and
feeders, 15.2Wr7.tO; cows and heifers, 34.73
O9.00; bulls, 35.75f6.76i calves. JS.C0Sl0.CKI.
southern steers, 38.ooqi7.76; cows and heif
ers, 34.25S4.50.
HOOSRecelpts, 11,200 head; market 10
160 lower; pigs and light. 38.2545.90:
mixed and butchers, 3S.603S.90; good
heavy, 38.60fl8.80.
SHEEP Receipts, 2,800 head; market
steady; muttfes, I3.764H.35; yearlings.
S5.00S6.00.
qt. Joseph Llye Htook Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Oct 1. CATTLE Re
celpts. 2,800 head; market, slow: steers,
35.5009.00; cows and heifers, ii.0OtJ8.S3.
calves. 35.0OS10.O0.
HOOS-Recelpts. 4,100 head; market SO
10c lower;, top. 38.55; bulk, 38.25jr8.50.
SIH3EP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3.O00
headj market, stronger; lambs, 35.0O87 23.
Live Stock In Slsht.
Receipts of live stock .at the six princi
pal western markots yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Sioux City..., 2.000 6,500 1.600
Kansas City 10,1X0 30.000 irtco
Chicago 18,000 31,000 80,000
Bt Louis 5.800 11.200 3,809
St. Joseph 800 4,100 3,4X
South Omaha 6,000 7,300 K,tta
Totals
...43,400 69,000 HIM
Wool Market.
LONDON. Oct 1. There were H,i$
bales offered at the wool auction sale
toaay. Demand was seen.
Ury Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Oct l.-Cotton. goods
kets were higher and firmer t'day.
ton and worsted yarns wero firmer.