1
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
1
feather Beportj Have Active Influ-
tntt Over Corn Shorti.
wheAt market is oversold
Grain "World la Oblta-eil to Take Coar
nlsance of Fact thnt rnmlnmi
(or Cash Article Are
Much Stronarer. .
OMAHA. Oct it. 1913.
Tner was quite a stir among, shorts In
Corn yesterday over the additional re
ports .received from auctions of the belt
where heavy rains and mild tctnpera
..tures have been' seen for several day
psat , As the" promise was for continued
unietUed weather there In sections of
'the country' where corn la raised, not
only shorts became g-ood buyers, but
there was a demand from Investors us
well. Dry weather and colder Ms now
neces.u-y. With the terrible' losses In
Kansas and., some of the other states
which go to 'make up the cofn Wlt.'amt
with senstlOonal. bull markets for aomo
time past, the' averace' speculator Is alow
to make liberal commitments on the
bear or short side, and stand on his
ahortftttp with the expectation ot taking
down a profit.
Those? who have played tho short side
of corn for months past have been
obllfred: to dig down Into their bank ac
counts .every few .days. Tha speculators
or. tho' bull or Ions' side of the market
nave enjoyed' excellent sailing.
Cash .corn was Ulo lower.
The wheat World was. obliged to taka
cognisance of the fact that the premiums
for tho cash article .were growing much
stronger and many of those who were
short and wbo were sensible enough to
oetept the fact that the market Is largely
oVfrtola were buyers on the advances of
W)tt established yesterday. On the
face of a very bearish government report
the strength -displayed -was remarkable.
The spring wheat markets were also
firmer, and advices from the-country say
there was a general absence of hedging
transactions, with, prices showing a
natural reaction.
Cash wheat was UtW4o lower.
Holders of oats failed to take to tho
government report kindly, and this wan
seen Immediately after the opening, of
the board yesterday. The upturn, in corn
and IT beat, however, helped oats no little.
Boms 'of the- more conservative specu
lators In the trade were advlstnir caution
cn the. selling side at these prices.
Cash, oats were Ho lower.
Clearances: Wheat and flour, equal to
31,O0O pa; corn, 7;X bu.; oats. S.W0 bu.
Uyerpool close: Wheat, unchanged to
W higher; com, unchanged.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,414,000 bu.
and, shipments were 857.000 bu.
Primary corn receipts were SSI.0QO bu.
and shipments' were. 195,000 bu.
Primary .oats: recelpU wore 771,000 bu.
and .shipments were 01,000 bu.
A year ago today was a holiday, there
fore no receipts- and shipments for that
date.:
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 4 i 42 133 123
WA?(TED- TO BUY.
WANTBD-7 or g-room house Q-3M, Bee.
WANTED Five or aU&roort hew house.
Address H-397, Dee,
WANTED TO'RBVT.
WANTED to list (0 all modern houses
and aparatroents in good locations for
either Bale of rent. We' are located on
one of r Omaha's most prominent corners
and arp receiving calls for rental prop
ertlcejcally. Place your rental lists with
Bankers Realty' Investment Company,
Ground Floor Bee Bldg.
Corner 17 & Farnam Bts.
Telephone Douglas 318.
LIVEBTOCTt.StAIlKET op west.
Bhip4too stock to South Omaha. Save,
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ment "receive prompt and careful atton-
"25:
litre Stock ConunlsaJon .Merc bants.
MARTjii"'Bn03j .A: CO..' Exchange Bid
RAILWAY TIME CARD.
UNIOI STATION Tenth A Mason.
tfaloa; Paelflc
.- . i. .. . Depart ArrWe.
OTirlanl Limited .........a l:oo am a l:S cm
California Mall a 4:M pm a l:M am
atlinlle a?prsa , ..,, a :U am
xoa adsiv Lrfnmvu. au: am a 1:40 am
uiiiTir optxiai a i:o am
Coloraae Special ..... all:0t am
Coloraae Kipreaa .....a a;S0 pm
ftH Franelaoo UmlUd ......a :! am
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Etromiturc i-HM ... su:u pm
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Chicago, I-ocU lamnd & I'aulfl
EAST.
Itockr Mountain United.. ..a l:ts am
all:07 Dm
Chtcace uocaj -aa.......i.Dio:ro am
bl0:SO pm
dhlciro Par Sxpreat a CIO am
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Ctloaa. .NUbt Kxpreaa ,.a 4U pm
Dt Uolnaa Local rata.. ..a 4:jT pm
Cblca o-NaU XJmltd...a 4:00 pm
Col(v anil Cal. Expr-a a 1:50 jm
Okla. A'Tciu Xxpriua t (III Dm
noekr 'Hounl-lq tlialted ..allslT pm
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'Chicago UmltM a 1:00 pm a 1:10 am
CMcvko & Northvrestera -
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bikota raaawwr n t:I am a t:M am
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CartoU Lc' pm aJ:w am
Calaata UpacUl .......... w,..a i:00 pm a IiiO am
Baa fc-rancuoa Ll--ltd A t:W pm a Ui am
Otariaao Umlwil ............a 1:00 pm a J: am
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loajaaaala. wiea.. ...... .a M M .UUO an
WESTBOUND.
Csaarea total a l:M am
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Uaaala'Looi nna a j-.u pm
lUatlaca-Bufto'o' ............ k till pm
Sadveo-Uot -flprlnfa ,.a ;ti pm
Xwla Cltr Kipraaa. .. .a 7ii am
Caiperl-anar 4:lt pm
alploa-OakdaU .............. .k liU pm
Cfetliaicoareat Western
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lift pm
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UaaUU- Lo a (ill am
Jartjr I1 ' 4'1 ni
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4;4am
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a 7:0 am
am
a tin pm
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mats Wii ,'. 4 tm
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r.'zVZn Exprtaa .......... Uo in,
Cvwaaka Sipraai .a l:U am a l.i:
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WEBSTER BTRBKT ATIOM rtt.
teentb mad Webstar.
' Depart. 1 rH,.
YCU Otr P"""" J i pm bl
CUlcaxo, St. Paul, -tUnaeapolU
Ou-al-a
' ' Dapart. Arrlia
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434
378
U
43
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Duluth
Omaha
43
37
33
Kansas Cltr -
St. Louis
"'"'"TO .l.UI ...
.1.313
IRS rnllriTrlnir M.h vara rTVrltMlt
Wheat No. 2 hard winter. 3 cars. 81c 1
cars. 80V e. No. a hard rlnlr: 1 rars.
3lc: 1 car. SO'ic: 1 cars. SOUo. No. 3
sprint: 4 cars. UUr. Kn I anrlnr! 1 car.
31c No. 3 durum: 3 cars. THaO. Rye-
No. 3: 1 car. ee. na-lVNv . 1 car. 71.
Corn No. 3 white: 1 car, 69V.C. No. 3
white; 1 car, OOHc, No. 3 yellow, 3 cars,
$3Uc No. 3 yellow: 8 cars. 9c. No. 4
yellow, 2 cars. fiSHc. No. 2 mixed: 2 cars.
ts-c; s cars. 6sc No. 3 mixea: i cars,
vnex 3 cara MUp. Itn I mixed. 2 cars.
0Uc. Oats-No. 2 whites 1 car, Hc
btandard; 1 car, 39Hc; car J9c. No. 3
white: 13 cars. 3S4c; 4 cars, MHc. No. 4
white: 1 car, SSUc. No grade. 1 car, 3SUc
, Omaha Cash Prices Wheat. No. 3
hard. SOVMiSJHc: No. 3 hard. S0S81Ha: No.
4 hard, TDfeaSOttc; No. 3 spring, SOO
61 Uc; No. 4 spring. 90HSloj No. 3 durum,
SH-STSOc: No. 3 durum. 71V4fi7MC. Corn,
No. 3 white, 63 Vic; No. 3 white, 69Uc: No.
4 white. 68t4Q63c. No. 2 yellow, 6Hc; No.
3 Vetlow, Oc; No. 4 yellow. eaueeSSlc. No.
2. ftSCIXto; No. 3, t8HSHri No. 4, &KQ
.Oats: No. 3 white, s?;vc: stanoaro.
n: No. 3 white.. SSWaaS'kic. Barley.
Malting, K74c: No. 1 feed, S7Qlc. Rye:
No: 2, C3ffaHc; No. 3. $lU2c
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trndlns nnd Closing
rrlces on Boairil of Trade.
CHlCAdO, Oct. ll.-Well dlrectett pres
sure on the selling side today broke the
price of wheat, There was no good sup
port. The market closed nervous, Hlfo
off. Corn finished He to ttCJlo lown.
oats at a decline of a Ho to Ho and
provisions irregular, varying from 13VW
loss to an advance ot 2 Vic.
Notwithstanding that cables were firm,
the bears captured control of wheat al
most at the outset and throughout the
session prevented any Important rally.
Brokers for a well known spoculatot
were roumlcuous In the seUlns. hut
many ot the larger houses Joined In the
mid on prices.
Wheat longs had to contend with tne
fact that receipts here this week were
larger than the shlomenta. th flnit
showing of the sort in some tlmo. Be
sides Winnipeg arrivals were about equal
to last week and far In excess of a year
ago, with Blocks Piling up at Huluth and
Minneapolis despite a falling off In the
movement from first hands.
Accumulating supplies and the slow
ness of shipping call furnished Incen
tive for the Wars In corn. Notice' was
also taken of the Increasing extent of
Imports from Argentina. Active trading
took place on the downward range, many
ot yesterday's buyers selling out, and
elevator people taking a llvtly part on
the bear side. Oats satrced because ot
the setback suffered by other grain. Buy
ing power was limited to resting oruers
In the hands of commission' men.
Contrary to strength at the Yards, pro
vision displayed sympathy with the up
set Inflicted on cereals. The principal
deliveries all underwent a decline,
leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclel Open.l Hlgh. Iw. Close. Yit'y.
Wheatl
I I I
ec.
8S
Mayj
Corn:
Dec.ltettQH1
May 71UO&
71HI. 70V4I 70HI
71HOV4
Oats: I 1 !
Dec. 414mf4UJ4m 40H 40H
May, 44W, 44HI43iQ1il4STBe44
Porki I 1 -
Jan.) 19 65 f 19 67HI 65 ) 19 E7H
May IS SO I 19 80 f 19 f7HI. 19 67H
Lard: ,1.1
Jan. I 10 62HI lOtS 10 60 10 (2H
May 10 75 10 76 I 10 70 I 10 70
Ribs: 1111
41(41H
19 7
19 80
10 65
10 75
10 42ft
10 65
Jan.! 10 42H! 10 H 10 37HI 10 37V
Mayf 10 60 10 66 10 474 10 60 j
KBW YORK OISNISRAIi MARKET
Qaotatlons of the Dar on .Varloas
" " - - Commodities.
NEW YORK, 6ct' lL-lTLOUR-Mar.
ket quiet; aprtn -patent 31.404H-65;
winter straights. 34.10i34.30; winter pat.
enu, J4.4OfiM.O0; spring clears. 14.0094.20;
extra No. 1 winter, 33.658.75; extra $o.
'.winter, 33.35J3.60; Kansas trltfhta,
.io4.ao. r ;
WHBAT-'-apof market" taw; Wo,
rea, ma; No. 1 northern, DU1
Ii.imIi.. (imj m . ..... iw..
uluth; Kc;
. V'"' w-
CORN Spot market, easy; export, 78Ho,
OATS Spot, quiet! standard white,
wwi o. a, WfiUiac.
hops market steady; state, common
to cnocc, lau, 33R3lc; uu, SOQZo; Pacific
coast, mm, nrm, aocjwo; mi, Ziirxc.
HIDES Market steady; Bogota, 3agS3;
Central America, 32Vjc "
PETROUSUM-Market steady; refined,
NewYork, bulk, 38.00; barrels, 38.70; cases,
WOOL Market steady; domestic fleece,
XX, .Ohio, 25c
FEED Market dull; western bran, 100
lb. sacks, J23.S5.
HAY-Market steady; standard. ILOOl
No. 1, 31.06.
LCATIXER luitlkel firm! huuiiuc!:
firsts. 2930o.
PROVISIONS Pork, market steady:
mess, 133.750:4.23; family, J24.60iff37.00;
short clears. J19.7518.60. Beef, quiet!
mess, 917.rXkJJ18.C0; family. J19.00U20.00. Cut
jiieaio uareiy sieaay; pickled hams,
10 to 14 pounds, J13.7b815.00; pickled bel
llesv 10 to 14 pounds, J18.60tfl5.E5. Lard,
steady; mlddlewest, J10.SO10.90l refined.
easy; continent, 311.40; South. America,
,1?;(i6,LS2.nApo.imdt teadjr, J8.508.76.
BUTTER Market weak; receipts, 7.S40
X31tEESK-Market barely steady;
ceipts. 1.7SS boxes. '
EGOS Market Irregular, receipts, 3,103
POULTRY-Market live, .tni- .1,1.1,.
' e,trn "ci. fwla, "16c; turkeys.
M;1.r.e"-V, ILL Jf Mh- k'""l r.teri
2022c "u" -"""a, iiivip; turkeys.
MlnneapollH Araln Market.
1 hard. SOHc; No. 1 northern. 8(8S4ci No
2 northern. 8284o: No. 3, SOTNoV 2
hard Montana. S2iJ83c. z
SJl?V.RwMarket unchanged.
BRAN Market unchanged.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 572G3o.
OATS-No. 3 white. KKQST
RYE No. 2. taViOWHc.
FLAX41.S8XC1.41,
BARLEY 4SQ 68c.
Kansas City drain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. ll.-WHEAT-No
Suje00iic: December, S3H
COUN-Na 3 white, 74o; No, J. 7jc
December. 6Sc: May. 72Hs.
uax-wo. 3 wnite. 4lc: No. 2 mlt
40V4c
Liverpool drain Market.
...-..""BAT-Spot
2 Manitoba, old. 7s 6d; No. i ManltobS
uiu, u. ruiurca sieaay; October 7
Hd; December, 7s Id Narch, 7s lUd
CORN-Quiet; American, mUed, IT 3d.
cember, 6s 2Sd. na' u
Oils ana Rosin.
n?rmYi V,fUC? 9ct "COTTONSEED
OILt-Market steady: prime summer yel-
ROSIN Market quiet.
TimPKNTINB Xtark-t ..
SAVANNAIf. Oct. 1L TUnpENTTNE
lrm: 84c; Bales. 280 bbU; rocelptsT
6S bbls,; shipments, 39 bbla; stocks, J4,ti
--- i t. in. qwu, iiitsj ddis,: re
ceipts. 1.921 bbls.; shipments. 2S tblai
stocks, 153.248 bbls. Quote: A. B. C. r
33.63: F, U.60OT.63H: O, J3.a2H4.3 65: it mm
eaaaha May Market.
j00U.00. Lowland. No. L J9.00tjiaoO: No
PRAIRIE HAY-Na T7o cholc.
ltCO12.60; No. 3,, JiaOOsMtOO; No. V lift.
ib.w; no. 1 ccaica midland, Ill.JOSJU CO
So. t.M11.00! No. j. w.c wni i
to choice lowland. J9.00810.00TNo. t fi 06
y9.00j No. a, W.007.oo. Btrawrjcfeii
choice wheat. l.tO.00. Alfalfa: iJtt i
to choice Is quotable, JI4.40U.OO: Nil
t J13.OMJ14.0O; No. 3. llO.OOyilW. ' a
Brr Goeds Market. k
NEW YORK. Oct. 1L DRY aOODS
Cottoa goods were quiet Llneas were
active, burlaps less so. Underwear and
hosier continued in good demand.
Minneaoofla . .
OMAHA, Oct 10,-PRAIRIB HAY-TJo-land.
No. L 312.60313.0; Uo. i JU0O3
12.00; No. J, .Oo5lLoa Midline WoL
JU.00O12.50r No. j. HI .laVMisnAr1 t
THE BEE:
OMAHA UYEJTOCK MARKET
Some Kinds Cattle Steady, Others
Lower for Week.
HOGS LOWER THAN A WEEK AGO
Fat Lambs JStendr for the "Week anil
Fat sheep Sternly to SUroiiR
Det Feeder Lambs Steady,
Others "to to SO Off.
SdbTllCoWAHA, OCt. 11, 1913.
Tl.n.ln.. . ... r. 1
werea v,auie. iiobb. Dner
I.n0 StSO-'
6.IS1 6J.MI
6.160 48,093
4.3C1 90.508
3.K3 10, 1
3,
Ofncial Frldity ..v.... . 1,830
Estimate Saturday .. . 320
Biz r1av ,U i.-.b A trx t: OTn 171 Mil
flame days last week .35.S39 i.695-162.191
Same 3 weeks ago... ..S6.0M 25,870 168,933
game 3 weeks ago.. ...27.913 ,30,829 199,fBrt
Same 4 weeks ago 25.345 81,141 .167,$73
Bamejlay, last year.. .40.301 26.)'U3.0I
xne. following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Bouth
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with last year:
laia iair Tnn 11c.
Cttttl 729,211 747,369 1?.J
Hogs 2.068.SSS 2.833,354 SJj,1
Sheep ...... 2,363,999 3.124.819 2J9.SS0. ...i...
The following table nhowa tha rang Ot
piicas for hogs at the, Bouth Omaha 'live
took market for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. I 1913. 1913.lill.1910.1909.19ClS.1907.
Oct l.. 21HI I !
I 363
I 67
7 84
60
P1
6 Si
6 81
5 84
6 84
6 92
K9S
6 07
611
6 15
UOl. X, S IS
Oct. 3... I S 30H
8 44
t 25!
6 S
6 63
8 68
8 4S
t C2
Oct. 4.. I 8 UH
8 69
8 33
t 24
3 28
3 27
7 82
uoi. o..i -Oct.
6.. I 8 20'
6 73
7 80
0 48
8 7l'
8 77
0 32
8 40!
8 47
8 77
8 22
7 671
6 21
Oct 7.. 7 99
6 43
a
47
6 34
( 21
7 M
7 62
71
I
6 1
16
Oct. tf..l 7 96H
UCt 9.. 7 93
8 77
e 20
Oct 10. 7 99
8
c
UCt. 11.1..,
8 80
8 23
7 67
Bundaa.
BeoelDts and dlsDosltlon of live stock
at the Union stock yards, Bouth Omaha,
tor twenty-tour Hours enaing at ciwr
yesterday afternoon:
RECEIPTS CABS.
Cattle.Hoiis.U'rses.
C. M. & St. P. Ry
3
10 1
2
24 ,.
6
1 ..
9
6
1
61 "l
mo. pac. uy 1
Union Paclfio R. R
C. & N. W. Ry., east
do,, west 4
C, St P., M. & O. Ry...; ..
u., xt, et w. uy., east...... ..
do, west
C, it I. Bt P., east
ao, west ,
Totals 1
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Hogs.
Morris & Co. 637
Swift & Co , 652
Cud any Packing Co. ....1,125
Armour & Co, 1,341
J. W. Murphy S3
Totals , 3,837
bare so far as fresh receipts were con
cerned this morning. For tho week re
ceipts have been only moderate, showing
a considerable falling ott as oompareu
with last week and a very heavy decrease
as compared with a year ago. Btill the
marten naa Deen none 100 s irons.
.Strtctl good to choice corn-fed steers
have .been Jn active demand every day
and supplli for the week are a little
stronger. As high as J9.20 was paid for
the nest fleshy Peer and as nig 11 as .ev
for choice ve&rllnira. Both SrloOs Were
lh hlirhMt nr th vnr tb data. While
atrlctly good cattle 'Jiave been selling so
satisfactorily tne less aesiraoie inua w
cqme Into competition with rango cattle
have shown an easier tenaencjr, yiw
being a trifle lower than last week.
cows ana neaiers' nan mh.
weakness of late, although strictly good
killers . have continued ahout- sieaay
throughout the wsek. Common to me
dium grade have wised off and are at
the present time 109160 lower than last
cT.ln i.i. mrA rwwiAra have been In
libeVVSlpt, while th5 country has been
ioflewhdl.abpolnted. , 5
this there has been an ?JaM0,n1,5J
cattle mine nanaa oi siw'"""','-' """"
aiwaJ-a results la prices showing more
or less weaxnos.. "Zi
- . - . 11 i a ovswi i nMinra
have not snown "",. i,7if m7aAv
Pr-M time are Just about steady
medium gradsi and common k,lnfdaBwe
off considerably during the last few days
and are now lima lower than a week
a- . .1 ... nnnA ta choice
IUSS od beef
: a'i S5SJTS cSolcraHfgl
beef tCTWI r to good range
hilt steers, r.0037.60; common to fair
ge beet .teeM25iw.OO: fair to cholc.
yeafltngs. IS.60S9.cJ; Bood to choice helf
ra ttLt&an 50: good to choice cows, ja-w
6 K- Wo good grades. J5.2WJ6.25! com
Ufalr'graaw. J
choice Blockers and
fair to good stockers and feeders, J6.603
7S; common to fair stockers and feed
ers M.0OS6.C0; stook cows and heifers,
wlmMl veil calves, H.89.76s bulls,
stags, etc, J6.25.60.
iVnnRThe market opened out In fair
shape this mornlnc. Iroeal supplies werft
moderate, and as other markets werd
opening stronger, first bide made herd
looked to DO sieaay i u'""' - -nickel
higher. Shippers bought quite a
number of loads early at an advance of
about 60, and It was not long until the
packers followed their lead, making the
bulk of their early purchases pn a nickel
higher basis. Killing orders did not turn
out to be as. heavy as on previous days
and after about two-thirds of the offer
ings had been moved at the early advance
the market come to a sudden stop and
when next bids were made values looked
to be even lower than yesterday. At
first sellers refused to trade at these
lowered prloee, but instead of recover
ing any of their early strength prices
weakened still more, and when the re
malnlnng aharo of the offerings began
to move values were In most cases " a
dime lower than yesterday. In other
words these-Ute sales show a decline of
lKn ' as compared with the high tlmo of
today. It was not long until buyers re.
fused to take any more nogs, even at
this decline, and when they began to
leave the yaras mere were several loads
still In first hands. ISarlr trade was
fairly active, but the market On the close
was vary slow .and draggy. Bulk a! all
the sales landed at J7.9O08.1O, and some
choice tmtcner weight Bturt went to t
shipper at J8.2S, the top for the day.
The week's market has been very un
satisfactory to the selling Interests. A
slight gain was recorded on Monday, but
during the next two days values broke
nearly S5o and while small advances have
been made during the last half of the
week, the week's market shows a net
decline of 116200. Receipts have been
fair all week and slow, draggy markets
have been the rule.
Today's receipts were estimated at fifty-seven
cars, or 4,000 head, bringing the
total for the week up to 27,230. This is
slightly smaller than for last week, but
Is a gain of 2.000 as compared with tha
corrcaponainir oayi ui mat year.
Representative sales :
No. . rs. Jr.
tt 1(1 40 T M
u. 111 ... Tta
St..,, ...Ml 1W 7 93
4...,. .JOe ... 7 M
7 W7 W tM
tt MS tM T M
It UO itO tM
2 114 1 TS
Tl ttl 1 T M
U rrt aoe 7 w
14...,. ..Ml M j
m nt la) t m
M.......R4 too (00
41 m m 1 00
M K Jt
U 141 m ie.
T7 ta too IM
41 tat lU IN
to.. tu too loo
...trt in in
M.......1TT SO tOO
M M7 1W 8.00
It IM W I CO
We.
T.
A. 8V Pr.
Mi IH I 01
Tt.,
M.
U.
J JO I 05
...171 ItO IM
.111 2M, I 06
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21...
7.....tl IK) lot
J4 ... 1 05
J 2 ... I 06
IM SO I OS
I tu ItO t 0s
M .... tit ieo t n
f ? ito 1 os
2 tn to 1 os
JJ ! J" os
M.......rj M log
7 371 14 I ot
48..-.. ..lu 'la a m
r.,..,..rji
1 1A
tl.
.Ml 310 .1 U
.tM t la
47.
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4L. 31 IN.
fie...
...144
t St
piaa.
it ei ... 00 ti...
71 M Tt ... I M it..,
ti,..,,., 11 ... in is...
It M ... I 73 It...
14 ' H :,. to
...111
...III
...117
...US
... (10
40 M
... ts
... 700
BIIFTEP There was nothing further to
report for the week, which U not un
usual on, Saturday.
Taking the whole week through It has
been a pretty satisfactory market tothe
selling slda ot the trade, as -while re
celpU have been literal, the second
largest for any one week of the season,
prices on the bulk ot- the killing lambs
and the best grades of feeding l&mbs
OMAHA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1913.
are ntout steady wtlh a week ago. It
might be mentioned, however that good
to choice killing lambs have been none
too plentiful and mainly on that account
the demand for such kinds has been good
on most days. There have been Just
about enough good feeding lambs to sat
isfy the requirements, but an over-supply
,pf tho ln-betwfren kinds has had the ef
fect of reducing prices , on those . par
tlcu'jr grades, the decline being around
liX12io. tlood feeding lambs of the right
weight and of desirable quatitv can now
S?.Ah? t prices ranging from J0.36 to
fo.60, it taking a-pretty good class of
lambs to bring the latter price?- Light
grades or those K little off quality. mftV'
bp bought anywhere from JJ.7S to JS.3S
quatlty and welRht being-important fac
tors in determining the prlcv
A very moderate supply of aged sheep
has continued to show up and Mich" of
ferings as were available consisted prin
cipally of ewes and, wethers Prices are
tu Z 5 tron.c w.t,h a Wo and.
the feeder grades have undergone little
if any change during the week.
Quotations on sheep and lambs! Iunbs,
fSSIt ?- ?lS!r 'J-WIM: lambs, fair to
good, j6.SiDfi7.00: lambs, culls. J5.00416.0Q;
ambs. feeders, J5.90Jf8.60; ywirllngs. good
Lnn.?h? C-LCOfl'''ai:1"',ar1"""' W to
tooausso: yearltngspfeeders, Jl.SOiT
6.60; wethers, good to cholco, J.SQ4.6S;
wethers, fair to good. J4.0W 25; wethera!
ti?"t0P(ff'4'4Oi ?MPs.-Bop.l to cholcei
J4.amw; ewes, fair to good, J3.T64r4.00;
ewes, feeders. JS.2.4i40; cull shoop, W.O09
C1I1CAOO I.IVI3 STOCK MARKKT
Cattle Dull and Went IIors Strong
A 10 JiiRiier.
CHICAGO. Oct ll.-CATTUS-Recelpts.
W.ir.ffS.60; stockers and' fwders"
- - . ,,,n,r,iv,
Truia i. . n M, ... . .
.iZiVr ju,vw nraa; marKet
J?B i!Jwf bulk ot sales. J8.05
CS.80; light JS.00.65; mixed. J7.90ir8.(S;
JtSSt&oa ' ous,l, R6(3'8-00i
aijHBP AND laAMnS-nccclpts. 2.00i)
tVvUi "tow an aaicauy; native,
K'S?i-S55 ,W9Vorn' tt.10lfft.00; yenrllngs,
tfl- ' natlve' t5.0O4J7.I5 weflt-
8t. Louis Iitrn Stook Market.
RecelDta. 1 4nn i...i.., ..
to choice steers. J7.25fili.C0; stockers and
'; cows ana neirors, J4.75
southern steers, J6.0OS7.75; cows and heif
ers, J4.26.60.
IIOas-Kecelpts, 3,800 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, J5.7608.65; mixed
uuicners, jS.2oy1(,t0; goon neaVj:, 8.53
fo.w.
head! market steady; muttons. J3.754N.C0;
;wriiiisa, aoLWUB.w; tamos, t&.0OB?.3,
Slonx Cltr I'lve Slook Market.
SIOUX CITV. Io.. Oct. 11 CATTL.ra
Rocelpts, 200 head; markot steady; no
quotations. '
HOas Iteccipts. 3,000 head; markot 60
higher: heavy. J7.S0Q&06: mixed. IS.0KT
8.10; light J8.10Qe.20; bulk of sales, js.00
us.iv.
aiil5131 AND IiAMU HCCeiptS, BOO
head; market steady; fed muttons, 35,25
if'' . , 1 ' ;
The purity of WASH
INGTON CRISPS is
beyond question. They
are prepared in spot-
; Why not order a box of this sensible and delicious food to-day? The
whole family will like it better than any cereal food they ever tasted: 1
and they'll 'feel better too. Your grocer will be glad to send it
Washington CRISPS
10c.
The
7 76; wethers. 4.36tM.7i etves, J160R-4 W,
Unibs, not quoted.
St. Joseph L.1t Stock 3Iarket.
BT. JOflPH, Oct lt-CATTl.l Re
ceipt 100 head; market, unchanged;
steers, J4.6089.16i cows and hrtlets, J4.2
O.60; Calves, IJOOtilO.00.
HOGS Receipts 2.000 heart; market,
steady: top, IS. 30; bulk. J8.0M 30.
B1IKKP ANU IwVMUS-Hetfetpta 900
head; market, steady; lambs, J6.50tt7.30.
Lire Stock In MBht.
Cattle. Hogs. Bheen.
fit Louli 1.400 4.&X) 731
Kansas city ...l.xu zzvo 13,000
St. Oojd!i 0 1.AV1 I MA
Pouth Omaha 1.7SS J.7W 9,!W
eioux city av s.m 2,oco
Chicago 2.000 16.00) l,ft.i0
Totals ...7,385 30,600 63,031
OStAltA OKNISRAli MARlCK't'.
IiUTTEn-No. 1, Mb. cartuns, 33c; No,
1, 60-lb. tubs. 32c; No. 2. 290.
FI8H-Whlte. fresli, 17c; trout, fresh,
16o; largo crapples, fresh, 15c; SpaitWu
mackerel 10c: shad roe, per pair, 40c;
salmon, fresh, 10c; halibut fresh. 13c;
buffalo, 90. bullheads, 13c; channel cat
fish, 10c; pike, 15c; pickerel. 12c.
CHNUflia-Iinported Swiss. Ke: Amer
ican Swiss, 26c; block SwKi. 2tc; twins.
ISHc; daisies, 184c; triplets. line-, young
Americas, 2tic: bluo label brick. lo; llm
berger, 3-lb., 20c; New Vork, white, 19c
1OUI,TRY-Hrollors, J5.is&6.00 per do.;
hens, IGo; cocks. 12o; duoks, 1H.I00C; geese,
Ufa turkeys, 2Mf25c; pigeons, per dos
'J1.20; rootters. c; ducks, full feathered,
lit; geese, lull feathered. 10c; sqtlabs, No.
1. tl.50: No, 2. 60c. '
Wholesale prices of beet cuts effective
today In Omaha nre ns follows:
UliEF CUTS-IUbs No. 1. 17Hc; No. t,
16c; No. 3, 12Wc llnes: No. 1, 19c; No.
2, 13Hc; No. 3. ISiic. Chuck: No. 1.
10o; No. 2. Slic; No. S, 50. Hound; No.
1, 14c; No. 2, 18o; No. 8, V2c. Plates: No,
a. 7lic; No. 2. 6V4o; No. 3. 6c. ....
The following prices aro furnished by
the Cltllinsky Fruit company;
FItUlTS-Apples No. 1 Jonathan ap
ples, per bbl., J1.60; drop Jonathan apples,
bbL, J3.76; No. 1 Btayman wlnesaps, per
bbl., J4.00; No. 1 lieu Davis, per bbl., J3.60;
extra fancy California bellflowers. 4 tier,
per box, J2.00; extra fancy Washington
Urlmcs Qoldons, per box, J2.25; extra
fancy Idalio Northern Spy. Greenings, or
Kings, per box, JJ.C0; extra fanoy Idaho
Ilambos, per box. J2.25. Peaches. Pears
and Prunes Extra fancy Klberta free
stone peaches, per box, 75c; extra fancy
Elberta freestone peaches. 25 crate lots,
per crate, 70o; large blue prunes, per
crate, Jl.15; 6 crate lots, per crato, $1.10;
Idaho llartlett pears, per box, J2.75; Cali
fornia extra fancy Ileurrn ClalrgeaU
pears, per box, J1.60; California extra
fancy winter Nellla penrs, per box, J2.75;
Colorado extra fancy Klefer pears, per
box, J3.25; New Vork Klefer pears, per
3-bushel barrel, 14.00; Michigan Klefer
pears, per bushel basket. JUS. Valencia
Oronges Extra fine Valouclas, 126, 288
sites, per box, Jil.Oo; Bunklst Valsnclas,
160, JC.60; 176, 20p. 21s, 2fO slses. Per box,
J7.00. Lemons-Uxtra fancy Kunklst, 800s
and 300s, per box, X3.W, extra'cholco red
ball lemons, 300s and 3C0n, per box, J8.60.
Cantaloupes Colorado Durwell a ems, per
crate, 11.00. Grapes Extra fancy Gold
Medal Tokay grapes, per craK 31.76: ex
tnv fancy Malaga grapes, por crate, 11.40;
New York grapes, per basket, 30c; 60
basket lots, per basket, 29o; Michigan
This is The
1
Food that
pleases Little Children)
THESE crisp, delicious flakes ap
peal to their sensitive taste.
And the nice thing about it is that
you can let them have plenty of it
without fear of any harm, to their
delicate stomachs. .
Thousands of careful American
mothers give their children WASH
INGTON CRISPS two times a day
every day in the week. They know
that foods made from corn are very
good for growing children and
WASHINGTON CRISPS is one of
the most nutritious and strength-
giving of
BIG Package of
J grapes, per basket 38c. 60 basket lota,!
per tvssKet, nc; nome-grown grapes, per
basket 22c; 60 basket lots, per basket,
21r, Imported Malaga grapes, extra fancy,
17.00; fancy, 36.60. Grapefruit Kxtra fancy
Florida, 4, J5 60; 64, 64 sites. J6.0O. Crsn-berrles-Per
barrel, J7.60; per lix. J3.75.
VKaKTABI.KS Potatoes, genuine lied
River early Ohio potatoes, per bushel,
90c, Maple Klver luirbanks. per bushel,
90c; Virginia sweet potatoes, per bbl.
12.78, Cabbage-Holland seed, per lb., 2o.
Onions California, large yellow, per lb.,
2Hc; Wisconsin, larre red Elobe. Der lb..
21c; Spanish, per crate. 31.60; white boil
ing, per lb., 3c. Tomntoes-JCaltforhla,
per 4-basket crate. J1.76; 6 crate lots, 11.65;
home-grown, per basket, Jl.W.
MlSCKMANKOl'S-California figs. 13
12-ox. pkgs., 85o; California figs, 60 s-ox.
pkgs., J2.00; California black figs. 12 12
os. pkgs., J1.00; 7-crown Imported figs,
per lb iSc, S-crown Imported figs, per
lb., 13c; 7-crown pulled figs (boxes weigh
ing about 5 lbs.), 90c; J-crown pulled tigs
(boxes weighing about .5 lbs.), 7(c; 7
crown pulled figs (boxes weighing 10 ot
per doien. JI.2C; Dromedary brand dates,
pkg., J3.00; Anchor Itrand dates, pkg.,
J3.S5; parsnips, par lb., 2c; carrots, per
lb., 2c; beets. Per lb., 2c; rutabagas, per
lb., I'.ir: California Jumbo celery, per
do ten, 76c; Michigan celery, pet dozen.
S5c; elder, per keg, J3.25; elder, per half
bbl,, J5.75; onions, per dosen, 60a; pars
ley, per dosen, 40c ; radian,, per, doren,
90c; head lettuce, per doxen, Jl.OOl name
grown leaf lettuce, per dossn, 40cf green
peppers, per basket, JL00; wax. or green
brans, per basket. J1.00; hot house cucum
bers, per dosen. 78oj cauliflower, per 'lb.,
100 to l!Ho; Venetian garlic, pef lb., UHo;
eggplant, per dosen, J1.60; horseradish. 2
doien liottles In case, per case. J2.00; wal
nuts. No, 1 soft shell, per lb,. SOo; medium
pecans, per lb., UHe; pecans, Jumbo, per
lb., 16c; giant pecans. Ixjulslana paper
shell, per lb., 26c; Filberts, per lb., 15o;
Drake almonds, per lb., Ito; paper shell,
23o; TlratlU, per lb., 13c; large, washed,
per lb., 19c; black walnuts, per lb., 2Hc;
raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb., 7o; Jumbo
peanuts, per lb., 8c; roasted peanuts, per
lb., 8Vio; shell bark hickory nuts, per
lb., 4c: large hickory nuts, per lb., 3o:
white rice popootn. per lb., 4c; checkers,
per 100-pkg. case, J4.50; checkers, per 69
pkg. case, J1.75.
Coffee Market.
NKW TORIC, Dot IL-COFFKK The
coffee market established a new high
record for the season during today's
trading. The opening was firm at an ad
vance of MRU points! closo strong and
46953 points higher; October, 10.75c; De
cember, lO.tCc; January, 11.06c; March,
11.30c; May, ll.tOo ; July, 11.70o! Septem
ber, 1L7JO. Spot firm; Rio 7a, llo;
Santos 4s, 13Hc Mild, quiet; Cordova.
13HG16Hc. nominal.
I
Metal Market.
NEW TOUK, Oct. ll.-METAI3-Mar-kets
were quiet Copper waa nominal;
lake, JI8 7S.f 17.00; electrolytic, JtCCOji
1C.S7H! casting; jie-STHmS. iron, un
changed, BT. IX)m8. Oct lt-METAIJt-Iead,
alow, J4.85W 40, Spelter, slow, 85.15.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Oct ll,-COTTON-8pot,
quiet; middling upland, 13.70c; gulf, 13.96c
No snlea.
I.TVRrtPOOIi. Oct. 11.-COTTON Jtpot
quiet; prlcos steady; middling fair. 8.03a;
good middling. 7.73d: middling. 7.81d: low
middling, 7 SK1; good ordinary, 6.73d; or
oinary, o.wu; eaira, o,wy uaioa.
all.
PSlraiFi
lessly clean mills by
automatic machinery
untouched by human
hands.
Toasted Corn Flakes
(erf)
MIGHTY GRIP OF SIXTEEN IvfEN
They Control Alt ot the Eastern
Railroad Systems and Thrlr
Subsidiaries.
Asserting Uiat sixteen prominent finan
ciers hold nine large eastern railway sys
tems and all of their subsidiary com
panies In uniformity of action, and like
wise serve ns a means of communicating
policies among them, Dr. Frank J. Wame,
statistical witness for tho trainmen and
conductors, precipitated a lively debate
before the Railroad noard of Arbitration
at the Hotel Manhattan, New York.
Dr. Wame declared that twenty-nine
Interlocking directors of the New York
Contrnl and Its subsidiary companies hold
171 positions In railroads In tho eastern
territory Involved In the present con
certed wnjre movement; that thirty-three
such directors of the Now Haven system
hold 167 positions; that twenty-eight Penn
sylvania directors occupy nlnety-ona di
rectorates' and that twenty-eight men fill
lit places on lie linltlnioro Ohio boards.
"Tho result In brlof," tho witness con
tinued, "is that sixteen' men hold nine
large railway systems and all of their
subsidiary cotppanlea In uniformity ot ac
tion and serve as a means ot communi
cating policies among- them. These six
teen men occupy forty-two different posi
tions In the New York Central, Pennsyl
vania, New Haven, Ilaltlmore Ohio,
Delaware & Hudson, Delaware, Lacka
wanna A Western, Reading, Erie and
Pero Marquette systems. These same six
teen men occupy seVenty-nlno other dif
ferent positions In subsidiary companies
ot these systems a total ot 121 separate
directorships. Tho numerous positions
hold by them In companies subsidiary to
the systems con be ascertained by refor
enco to preceding exhibits which I have
placed In evidence.
"If wo s el oct from among the different
system the Individual dtroctora who oc
cupy more than five different positions we
find twonty men serving a 171 directors.
These moro Important directors, with the
number of positions held by rao)i, are
follows: loMUona
Director Hold.
linker, George F 15
Ilrown, William G.., II
Morgan, J. P 13
Ilocketeller, William , 11
Newman. William II 11
Reo, Samuel
Btlllman, James t
Vanderbllt, W. K., jr
Murray, Oscar.. , t
Mellon, Charles -
Tiedyard, 1 O. S
Skinner, William 7
Iioree, U. F A.'.....'..... 7
Green. John I 7
Vanderbllt F. W - 7
Ream, N. U. mm.. ....... 6
Wood. Joseph. i
MoCrea, James. 8
Depew, Channcey M.,.. C
Vanderbllt W. 1C...
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