Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 15, 1913.
15
ItKAIi KSTATE.
fITY PllOfHItTY FOR S VLK.
Gilt kdge Investment
Close Down Town
Reduced from $8,000 to $7,500
Without exception, this Is tho best investment prop
erty offered on tho market this year for tho money.
It's a very substantial two-story and basement duplex
apartment building with pressed brick sduth front,
ONLY FIVE BLOCK8 from the court houso, built less
than three years ago and occupied continuously by tho
same tenants since completion, without tho loss of a dol
lar, tho actual rental being $810 per yearto the owner.
This rental could bo considerable moro, but tho owner
wisely preforred pormancy of tenants to top-notch rent-
als. Both apartments are strictly modern in every do
tall, with large rooms; commodious floor plan, and each
have separate inside, aa well as outside, entrances to
basements. A, now duplex building Just across the streot,
identical in bzb and floor plan, was recently sold for
$ ?,2B0 conclusive evidonce that our price for the south
front building, just reduced from $8,000 to only $7,500,
is very low. No trade will be considered. Owner must
mis money. Would like half cash, but will consider a
moderate payment down and balanco on easy terms.
Don't miss this opportunity for a clean, permanent and
safo investment for your money. Sco us or call us up
now and we will arrange to show you tho property.
Payne & Slater Co.,
Sole Agents. 616 Omaha National Bank Building.
Phono Douglas 101C.
KKAIj estate,
x'auu a uancit lands for sale!
Missouri.
Id ACRES well lmprdveo, 2 miles from
lacking. Mo.; about 5 acrea valley land
In cultivation, rest In . Umber pasture,
nearly all under American hoe wire fence.
Prices 12,000. Will give seven years time
on most of purchase price at 7 per cent.
Address owner. C. V. Peak. Houston, Mo.
Nebraska.
NORTH riATTE FOREST RESERVE,
25,000 acres ot land, and .EL Niobrara mil
itary reserve, 44.4SO acres, open for regis
tration by lottery at North Platte, Neb.,
beginning; October 13, ending October 25,
1912. Drawings at North Platte, Neb., at
10 o'clock a. m., October 28, 1913, and
continuing as long as necessary. You can
register for 640 acres. President's proc
lamation signed September. 50. Write for
full information.
R. A. SMITH,
Colonization and Industrial Agent,
Union Pacific Railroad,
Omaha, Neb.
FOUND ANOTHER HOMESTEAD 224
acres, 20 -miles out; In settled neighbor
hood; f me farm land, .not sand hills.
Price $175; filing fees and all. In cor
ner of Colorado. J. A. Tracy, Kimball,
Neb. '
. Texas.
FOR good, cheap, agricultural land, any
sired tract; write Joe Lyons, Desk 5,
Martin, Tex.
Washington.
,
FREE government land In northeri
Stevens county, Washington, where a
failure of crop Is unknown. Good soli,
good climate, no drouth. For partic
Uars address Floyd C. Smith, Northport,
"Wash. '
Wisconsin.
GREAT BARGAINS Improved farm
Hi' -wild lands, near good jchools.
churches, creamery and towns, a.a'
paymsnt and long time. Great daln.
tlover and fruit country; Write me; to
day. George C. Rice. Burnett Co., Web
ster, wis.
SW acres, Marshfleld. Wis. Personal
prorerty. Good buildings. Clay soil. Fine
dairy and stock proposition.. Adjoins R.
R. station. Price 10,O00. Any part of
S00-acres adjoining, $25 per acre. John
P.. Hume. ?K Caswell. Mllwaukee.g ,
REAXi KSTATK OANB.
TnANR.of 11.000 and up desired tn lm"t
proved real estate. Large suras a spe
cialty. W. H. THOMAS,
2M State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East NebrasKa farros.
OKEEFE HEAL. E8TATE CO.,
lms OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2714.
tt-x- M ha nil at lowest rates for
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
property in any amount.
h. nr. BINDER.
S City National Bank Bldg.
LARGE loans our specialty. otull Bros.
C1TT LOANS. Bemls.Carlberg Co.,
6
210-12 urandeis xnsater uim.
HARRISON & MORTON. sit Oa. Nat
una tn $10 000 made promptly. F. D.
Veod. Wead Bldg. nth and Farnam.
GARVIN BBOSff,"
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Oft.
WANTED City loan and warrants.
TV. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1K0 Farnam at.
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED 7 or 8-room house. O-aa, Bee.
WANTED Five or six-room new house.
Address H-J37. Bee.
' Ranchman will treat you right: best
prices for furn.. clolhes & shoes. W. 514ft.
WANTED TO BE N'T.
WANTED to list 60 all modern houses
and aparatments In good locations for
either sale or rent. Wo are located on
one' ot Omaha's most prominent corners
and are receiving calls for rental prop,
erttea dolly, Place your rental lists with
us.
Bankers Realty Investment Company,
Oround Floor Bee Bldg.
Corner 17 tfc Farnam Bts.
Telephone Douglas S31S
JAVE STOCK MARKKT OF WEST.
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Steele Commission Merchants.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.
Births-John Williams, 1U0V4 North,
Seventeenth, boy; Herman Pearson, SS37
Seward, boy; A. V. Munson, 3711 North
Seventeenth, boy; A. Mongerson, 2010
Grace, boy", H. H. Leaay. 201Z Clark, boy;
Fred F. Brlghtenburg, 2SU Chicago, boy;
Carl C. Case. 2432 Parker, boy: W. O.
Elsasser, 1218 South Fifth, boy; Nick Pow.
ell, 1111 Davenport, gtrl; J. O. Nelson. 218
North Twenty-seventh avenue, girl; Peter
Nlelson, 2C0f North Twenty-seventh, girl;
John Flnlay, 4523 Burdette, girl; Berk
hart Johnson. 19 South Fourteenth, girl.
Deaths Ernest Anderson, 1 year, 4315
Erskine, Thomas Q. Adams, U years,
Methodist hosultaJ: Mrs. M. I. Brevoort.
78 years, Long Beach, Cat.; Maggie Bu
fold, 3) years. Omaha General hospital;
Thomas W, Meyers, 41 years, . Douglas
County hospital; Nels J. Nelson, 13 yearn,
2130 Pine.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Building permits were Issued to- the fol.
lowing by Commissioner Charles H.
Wlthnell:
B. Furrey. 4407 North Twenty-ninth.
$2,500 Tesldence; F. G. Davie. 1S24 South
Forty-eighth, 82,000 residence; Josef Janl-
cik, -is Douui Tiunwmn, n.vtj reel
dence; Bee Building company, 12,800 ex
tension to annex.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Oct l.-COTTONSpot.
quiet, middling upland, U.tOo, gulf II 75c,
ales, 49 btittf
UKAli KSTATK.
CITY" lMlOl'KItTV I'llll 8AI.K.
NEW YORK JiTOGK MARKET
General Leveling of Prices of last
Week is Resumed.
BULK OF SELLING IN MORNING
While Securities nt Nu Time Ur
gently Affected, It U Plain that
Supply Somewhat In ISx
ccss of Dcinantl.
NEW YORK. Oct. lt.-Tha general
leveling of prices which overshadowed all
other developments In last week's stock
market was resumed with Botne effect
today. Prices yielded from one to three
points In many active stocks, while stocks
of less prominence lost greater ground.
The bulk erf tho selling occurred during
the morning session, which was followed
by extreme dullness and some later re
covery, chiefly In United States Steel,
Amalgamated Copper and Reading.
While securities woro at no time
urgently offered, It was plain that suppljj
was somewhat In excess of demand.
Among tho leader Southern Pacific was
the feature of greatest weakness, its de
cline to the lowest price in five years
being directly associated wtlh the pro
posed suit of the government to force
dissolution of Southern Pacific and Its
most valuablo asset, Central Pacific
Surface conditions rolnt to the. revival
of a large and aggressive short Interest,
whose operations havo taken on greater
scop by reason of numerous adverse
factors. These include tho abandonment
of the Union Pacific "distribution" plan,
tho Mexlcun situation and flnancal con
,,lu.?n. abroad. Foregn markets, espe
cially London, are again In a stato of
congestion, as attested by last week's
unsuccessful underwriting. Berlin's mar
ket was weak and direct selling- of Union
laclflo for that center caused a maxi
mum decline of four points in that stock
.V0-1 "Jpne'ary conditions were easier,
this resulting chiefly from diminished de
mand and tho -better bank statement.
Bonds were weak for the most part
?5im.l?pS!:uJ.atlv? lMues lecnlng a point
United state twinrfa r 'if
Total sales, nnr v,.ln . .. ,riL'
Number of union unit . ..
on stocks were: " "uuiuuo
! High. Low. Clow.
AmslmiKUed Ckr-er ...
Amertcsn Agricultural ..
American Iieet iur,...
American Can
41
II
IH
MV4
41
II
21
10.
HU
100
U.7M
23 U
American Can Bid..,..".."
AwvriiLa c. lr.......
American CbUon oil,,,..
Am. Ics Securities.,
Amerlcin Linseed .,
Amcrlcta Lacamotlre ...
American 8. & H .
Am. a. 'it. pta
Am. Butar ltetinlne
American T. A T.. ,
American Tobacoq
Anacunda illnlni Co....
Atohlaon ,
AtchUun p(d .....
Atlaotle coait Llns...'.'.;
liijtlmoro Ohio
Dethlehcm S'.el
Drooklrn Hapld Tr
Canadian l'acino
Central Leather ..,....
IVtaapeake Onlo....
dilcaso G. W ,',
Chicago. It. Bt
Chlcaso A, N. W....
Colorado V. A I
Consolidated Uaa ... ...
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudson
JenTr & Jllo Grands....
Denrer i R. o. pfd......
Willllera" tiecurltles ....
Erie ,,,, ,
Krle let pfd ''
Krle W pfd ;., ,,
Owieral L'lectrla
Oreu Korthern pfd
Northern Ore ctf.
Illinois OntrtI
Interboroutb Met
Inter. Mel. pfd
International Harteeter,.
Inter-Marine pfd . .,..
International Paper ....
International lumg
Kansas Cltr Eonthern..,.
Laclede Gas
Lehlali Valley
Loularllle A NaahTllle..
M.. Bt P. A B. Bte. K,
MUtourl, K. A T
MUtuurl Ptclflo
National Illacult
National Lead
N. K. It. ef u. Zi pfd .
New York Central
V V. O. W
W 21H SIM
1.100
2.40O
to
1H
lVi
10 107
HS 111K
4.00 ltt
40J KO
i.cm im
4.00 llg
100 SIH
300 116
s.ioo n
l.00 H
J.a su
JS, tOO iM
1.(00 19V4
S.100 M
COO H
C.300 Jot
400 mu
It
$4
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121
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100 17K iji
400
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1.400 U4
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4.000
t.soo
400 24
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too la
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100
1200
41 10
400
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Norfolk A Western
North American ...
.,. 1,100 111
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennerlranla
People's Gas
P.. C. C. A. fit, L
Plttatrarch Coal
Pread Steel' Car
Pullman ftuac Car
'S M
.100 JO Ift it
i.wh niH jiou m
W0 121
122
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351
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. 100 111
. 70.100 Jit
Reading
. ,UUI IW .. .( 3......,.,
KepubMe I. A a ptd...
Rock Uland Co
Rock IMand Co. pfd...
Ht L A 8. F. Id pfd..
Seaboard Air Line,..,.,
i.ooo ru
J,U!
1,404
400
US
21S4
fVatoard A. L. pfd.
fleia.shefflcld 8. A
Southern Paetfle ...
i...
IS.2M
1,800
200
J.J40
B14
21
'4
aw
Bouthern IUllwar ...
8o. Kallwar pfd
Tenneure Cni wr . ..
Teias A Pacific...
Union Parlflo ...... ...
Union Pacinc pfd
United States Itealtr..
10
46, H0 IMS
too ni
vmiea states Kuouer,
l.ttO II
polled State Btel J0J.IOS
t7 8. Stel pfd wo
Utah Cooper- , e.109
Va. -Carolina Chemical .. a
U
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101K
2 M
104 i 10CU
Co4 tn.
Mtt IS
Mi
nftHia
Waiaah pfd
WeeUra Marrland
Western Union mo
Weetlnshouae Blectrlo ... l.aoi
S4H
tSli
II
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nneeiui A Lake Erie.. Ma
4
4
Total sales far the day, 4TI.M0 aharea
London Stock Market.
IAONDON, Oct 14. American securities
were quiet and featureless during the
early trading today. At noon prices were
from U above to J below parity.
IS lima leiosuoo Canadian Paclfls...ZS4'i.
do account 71V Union raelflc Utff
Amal. Omwr .... TtV4
BILVElt Bar, steady at 28 6-16d per ox.
MONEY-3V;rJtt Per cent
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bllli U 4H por cent; for three
months' bills, 4T per cent
Oils and Ilualn..
NEW YORK. Oct' li. COTTONBERD
OIL Easy; prime summer yellow,
o.w; uciooer, Yi-ta, uecember, VK,,
March, 17.06.
ROBIN Quiet; strained, common to
good, ii.SOtH.vo.
TURPENTINE Steady, machine bar
rels, VSiA
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Liverpool Closes Little Lower in.
Face of Increase.
WEATHER FAVORABLE TO CORN
Srnaon la Dolnsr Much Tsnnril Ma
taring; of Lnle Crop of Yellow
Cereal, 'Which Wonld lie
Spoiled Otherwise.
OMA1IA, Oct 14. 191J.
The Liverpool wheat market was HliUd
ower yesteruay. us a reflection ot the
laige Avorid's enlpmenU, which are ex
pected to be placed betore the specula
tive world soon, coupled with a further
pronounced increase in the visible supply
h"nlcl Stales and possibly Canada.
1 he Chicago IJoarU of Trndo waa closed
to business, it being Columbus day, a
i!?1, iholla,lJ' but was a good
sprinkling of speculators In the corridor
Itf.. Ti a." In the various olflces through
t .,thi8 H,ullJln ' they were bearish
th! . ldJ"u 2l wht- There are men
hLn Vrd,1Th0 that wheat has
S!v."?B2 !n, tt Pltlon which may
Sr. of.?.i,ow ,n lhe n'r future and they!
?.ifUr2,UacLumul,ulnr dfrred
nowHiV mS b,uynK .Power In wheat.
vhlll thk .mu? be caJle1 rtller tame,
hedrfni- .V'illlnr 'ur-ent. The fact that
wheat r aa,,?t the northwestern
uilff 1 ,crP. " well as that of Canada,
oVwabtnlen3iS0lo''a'y 'ht of late
Dresnt V,a(Vi10lder" nfe not siUsri(Kl With I
SE5h i,ri!t8,and that theV '"tend to de
rat? CahmhU.m,0VCr ,,h0 prMnt ru'l8
some tlrri. ?w,er havo bten unable for
at h,;, ? f1 to secure ample supplies
.vorabl. for the" maturing or VcornTand Tt
eBrRj"0Ba1';;b,e- for .andirngnthen old
in on.T; Vl. " corn were shown
n?i or tho Private off ces yesterday
'rJ" state and It was as ftnn u
AehJ? win Vcr ,Wlwn' and a llttl0 '"rther
1h..wil!. c.1abI Ji to 8r,w,0 contract
ln.?rSftJ.Mith,1 Dmber corn, and future
oaim11,.Dln'fu principally on wealher
?inhlVi?n8 throughout the belt, coupled
Snihnih2eail.ltud0 ,ot the Producer In dls-!r-in5
ot hu mAn- There Is no export
ihf.i!11 corn.,1 thla ,ll,le. tho eastern
shipping call Is of light volume. Some
?C lia.. carso grain speculators are of
h.!bUot..tha-t .oal" w,u sympathUe with
corn In Its price changes. The visible
supply of oats Is a large ono and the
amount of that grain held at Chicago Is
cumbersome. Some of the most conserva
tive speculators here are advising cau
tion on tho bear side of tho market.
Ihey advance the opinion that with corn
scarce and tho likelihood of still higher
prices oats will do better. Cash corn
was WQo lower. Cash oats were Ho
lower.
Clearances Wheat ami ftmir 1 rrvtrmA
bushels; corn, none; oats, none.
Liverpool close: Wheat. lHd lower;
corn, Kd higher to Uid lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 3,305,000
bushels and shipments l.CM.UX) bushels,
against receipts of 2,011,000 bushels and
shipments Of 1,788,000 bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 1,134,000
bushels and shipments E16.000 bushels.
against reclpts of, 350,000 bushels and ship
ments or w.i,iw ousneu :ast year.
Primary oats receipts were- 1,517,000
bushels and shipments 1,821,000 bushols,
against rocnlpts of 880,000 bushels and
shipments of 1,018,000 bushels last year.
CA1UAJT lU5t-I3li'TB.
Wheat Com. Oats.
Chicago ... 36 147 13
Minneapolis .....363 .. ,,
Duluth 238
Omaha , S3 220 116
Kansas City 103 13S 101
Bt. Louis 149 t3 13$
Winnipeg ....1,161
These receipts are for three days
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
b toe kb 01 grain neia in umana elevators
for the week ending Monday. October 13.
were: Wheat 1.765.000 bushels: corn. 310,-
000 bushels; oats, 2,430,000 bushels; rye,
52,(00 bushels; barley, 8.000 bushels.
The following casn sales -were reponeu:
Wheat No. 2 hard wlnterl 2 cars. 80c No.
3 hard winter: cars, S0c; 1 car, 7ic; 3
care, 7HlF7aMic: 1 car, 7DV4C wo, 3
spring: 1 car, 80Hc; 10 cars, 0c. No. 4
spring: 1 car, 79c; 1 car, 78V1C. No, 3
durum: 2 car. 7tc: 1 car. 71MC. No.' 4
durum: 1 car, 77c; 1 car, 76c. No. 3 mixed:
1 car. wo; 1 car, oc; 1 car, 7c. xvo. 1
mixed. 1 car, 79c. No grader H' car, 70c.
Rye No. 2: 3 cars, 02c. No. 3: 1 car,
61Vo. Barley No. 3: 3 chrs. 71c. Corn
No. 2 white: 1 cor, 699; 4 cars, 6SUc. No.
J white: j curs. u;c, J cars, t8tc. No. 3
yellow: 1 car, 63c; 16 cars, cSHc No. 3
yellow: 16 cars, CSVic; 17 cars, 6SUc No.
4 yellow: 6 cars, 6Sc; 1 car, .OTKc; 1 car,
67Hc No, 2 mixed: 2 cars, CSHc; 3 cars,
CSUc. No. 8 mixed: . 23 cars, .68c. No. 4
mixed: 6 cars, 67Hc; 1 car, 67c. No grade:
H car. A6c; 1 car, 64c. Oats Standard: 2
cars, ZSc; C cars, iSc. No. 3 white: 42
cars, SSlic; 3 cars, tSo. No. 4 white: 12'
cars, SSc. No grader 1 car, 37Hc.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat! No. 2 hard,
70H4JlHo: No. 3 hard. 79Jp80Ho; No. 4
hard, 787c; No. 3 spring, 80S0Ho; No.
4 spring, 78ff9c: No. 2 durum, 78W3TOc;
No. 1 durum, 77H7c. Corn: No. 2 white,
6SytO9c: No. 3 white. 68H68ye; No. 4
white, C74SUc No. 2 yellow, (SHftc;
No. 8 yellow, 6SUQ68Hc; No. 4 yellow,
CTHCSc; No. 2. 6Sl4&6Sttc; No. 3, C7KfJ
c$c: No. 4. 67 67 He: no grade. 64G4Mc.
Oats: No. 2 white, X33Vic; standard, 38H
QtiKc; No. 3 white, S&aOtUo; No. 4 white,
37tT3Sc. Barley: Malting, 6C74q; No. 1
feed. E7&C1C. Rye: No. 2, 61HNzc; No. 3,
610lHc.
CHICAGO QRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Tradinv and Closing;
Irlce on Board of Trade,
CHICAGO. Oct 14. Wheat prices tum
bled today .to the lowest point 10 far on
this year's crop.
Bearish cables were what chiefly
smashed the market and left the close
nervous, TiQla down. Corn showed a net
loss of 0'H to a and oats a drop of UP
lHc In provisions the outcome varied
from 17Hc decline to an advance of 2Hc
wears seizea control ot wheat right at
the start The Liverpool market had
undergone a sham setback, owl r to
heavy shipments from Uie Black sea
and because of Increased selling pressure
from Auntrolla. In addition, the crop re
ports from Argentina continued to be a
flattering character,
Visible supply stocks of wheat ' both
European and domestic, made gains and
thus formed an additional weight on
prices. The Canadian visible, too, exhib
ited ah Increase, although of a less
formidable sort Diminishing of the re
ceipts northwest was Ignored, as state
ments were current that rural elevators
were filled ub, and that any accumula
tion now would have to be shipped to ter
minal cltUe.
Corn suffered from the bearish effects
of reported sales of Argentina corn at
the seaboard and because of unusual
weakness at Buenos Ann. Th tin.
weather of the last few days tended also
10 onng out ueciaea activity on the
selling side. Kansas dispatches told ot
in siiionoia condition with feed
ing demand likely to be Indefinitely post
poned. Oats sagged with corn and wheat.
A huge enlargement of the visible supply
total hindered any effort at a rally.
Weakness In ocarse grain as well as In
the hog market deprived provisions deal
ers of all Idea that Important tuptums
could bo forced. Packers unloaded, es
pecially lard.
Article! Open-I High.) Low. Close. lYest'y.
Wheat!
Dec
May. Corn:
Dec.
Mar.
85Hi 84U S3 85'i
90 80 S0344 91',4
67H era aA
40U 39W 3H 40V4
h mmi 4jfceg 4iTi44
19 63 19 CS 19 GO 19 87H
19 75 19 67H 1 70 19 67H
10 a 10 y& 10 40' a
10 42H 10 42H 10 HH
10 72H 19 57b 10 60 10 70
10 40 JO 32H 10 33H 10 37H
10 tO 10 45 I 10 47H 10 50
s7Ti-8i
69!
uats
)
Dec-
May.
Pork:
Jan..
May.
Lard:
Jan..
43Hi
1 M
19 703
13 72H
10 89
May.l 10 70
Bibs: I
Jan..
.May.
10 50
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat : No. 2 rod.
MSSSo; No. 3 red, 91S91HC; No. 2 hard.
KH&66HC. No. 3 hard. S4H86c, No. 2
northern, SSflMHc; No. 2 spring, 8WS6Hc
No 3 spring. 8f'd4Hc, velvet chaff, tSU
eVWc, durum. SOQfic Cirn No. i 63ii
d.OZc No. 2 white. OCTOc. No. 2 yellow,
nNo3 Je,?ovswo:iOMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
a white, 41vMlHci No. 3 white, 3t40c. Uivvm HW11UVU1
Mandattl. 4ir41c. Rye
No. X
U64JWW.
ltarlcv: tefiJJe. Seeds
8.38. clover, 83.3ltfc. Provisions: Pork,
i.w; iaru. um,?,; riDs. J10.&V10.7&.
ni:w Yonic oknkral maiikkt
(tuotatlnna ot thr Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Oct 14,-FLOUR-rtarely
steady; sprinir patents. 34.4C4M.f5: winter
straights, ll.lttJT4.20; winter patents, t4.409
vuu; spring clears, i.wifi,;v; extra o. 1
winter, I3.&&&3.7&; extra No. 3 winter, S3.SS
03.50.
WIIBAT-Spot, easy; No. 2 red. We;
No. 1 northern Duluth, 94'ic, December,
04 B-lCc; May, PJfcc.
HOPS (Steady; state, common to choice,
1913, 3StM4c; ii2, aXiTOc; Pacific coast,
ms, zrt jwc ; 1311, SHfceo.
HIDKa-Stcady; Bogota, 3S033c;
tral America. SZa.
PETROIUM Steady; refined,
York, bulk, 8&.C0; cases, 311.00.
WOOL-teady; dometltr fleece,
Cen
New XX
unio. c.
CORN Spot, easy; export, TJilc
OATS Spot eay; standard white, 4oHtf
4c; No. 3. 4MM5'ic
IIAYSteady; standard, 31.00; No. 1.
31.0C, No. 2, P9c
LBATIIBR Steady: homlock. first, 29
Ri0c; seconds. ISJKc.
PROVISIONS-Pork, steady;'
323.7EflC4.-5, family, t2l.CoV27.00;
clears. IU.7rj:i.W. Beef, quiet;
tl7.W4MS.W; family, tl9.004T30.00.
meats, dull. Pickled belllea. 10
mess,
short
mess.
Cut
to 14
pounds, lSHWUHc; ptckted hams,
lc.
Lard, easier, mtddlo west, I10.604fl0.70; re
fined, bnreiy steady; continent, iu.w;
Bouth Amorico. tlZ-06; conuound, SHOSic
TALLOW Quiet ; city, 6Sc; countiy,
Co; special, 61ic.
St. Lonls Oenrrnl Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 14. WllUAT No.
red, :3WHc; No. 2 hard, 5H9Sc;
De-
cember. S7Hc; May. 91SGS1HC
CORN-No. 3, 71Hc; No. 2 white. 71 HO
72c; December, 6SHW6SH0; May, 71Hc.
OATS No. 2. 41o; No. 2 white, 41HO
42e; December, 40Hc; May, 43Hc
BYK-tfiHC
Flovr, bbls JI.0C0
Whrat bu 170,0X1
14.000
53,000
23,000
83,000
I
Corn, hu 100,000
vats, ml ,VW
Minneapolis Grnln Mntktt,
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 14.-WHK.VT No.
1 hard, 85Hc; No. 1 northern, 82Hft34Ha:
No. 2 northern, WiCJSJHo; No. 2 hard
Montana. S1M,i&S1Soi No. 3, 7SHfKc.
FIX)UH-lTnchange.l,
BRAN Unchanged,
CORN No. 3 yellow. C(ijrC6c.
OATS No. 3 white, 35jCc.
RYK-No. 2. 65VMI08C.
FlAAX-41.S6ifl.3S,
BARLEY 464J4SC
Kamns City Grain and Provisions.
1CANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct 14. WIIKAT
-No. i hard, 33H0S9Hoi X 82H3S3Hc;
No. 2 red, 91QWo; No. 3. 8700Hc.
CORN-No. 2 white, 78c; No. 3, 72c
OATS No. 2 white, 41ftc; No. I mixed,
40Hc
UUTTKR Creamery, 29c; firsts, 27c;
seconds, 26c; packing, 22c
KOOB Firsts, 23c; seconds, 18c.
POULTRY liens, 11c; roosters, 60;
ducks, 10c; springs, lie.
Liverpool Grnln Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 14. WHEAT Spot,
easy; No. 1 new Manitoba, 7s 2d; No. 3
old Manitoba, 7s 2d; futures, easy; Oc
tober, 6s lid; December, 7s W. March,
7s 2Hd.
CORN Spot, qulot; American mixed,
6s 6Hd; futures, easy; October Laplata,
4s lOHd! December Laplata, Cs lOd.
..-r- . . r
Nttvr torn jnonejr Market.
NEW YORK, Oct 14. MONEY On
call, firm at 34J3H Per cent; ruling rate,
3H Per cent: closing at 3H&3H per cent.
Tlmo loans, weak; sixty days, 4H04i
per cent; ninety days', 5QCU per cent; six
months, 5 per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-40
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy at
t4.S125 for sixty days nnd tt.8C00 for de
mand: commercial bills, 34.11,
SILVER Bar, 61Hc; Mexican dollars.
47c
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
weak.
'Closing quotations on bonds today were,
as follows:
U. fl. ref. U. nt... S4HK, C, Bo. ref. U.. ss
do coupon HU Ia, B, 6b. la JM1, to'i
V. B. is res IKSkU N7 unl. 4a..,.
do coupon l'A M. K. & T. let 4i.. 11 u
V. B. 4e, res 1 'do sen. 4Vi 11
da coupon ........109 'Hu 1'eclflc 4s 14
1'eaiDii 3s coupon.. do coot. Is..,,.,, m4
A..C. 1st He mn... 41 N. it It of M. 4Us M
Amer. AlCs.. ...... JJ" "JJ. Y. O. X. Ht..
A. T. T. 4s.. J 'do deh. 4s K3
Am. Tobatca 4 11 N. V, N, 11. 1 1.
Armour & Co. 4Hs. 0S er. JUe 73
Atonlion cen. 4s.,. 'JH'N. ft W. 1st e. It, M
do cr. it inw..... 00 er. a... ...... .ioj
oo or, si.. ,.w.-,o. t-mcirio is
A. C. L 1st 4 llH do U
Del. ft Ohio 4a..... UKO. H. I rtde.
do H sl 'I'enn. cr. IHs lilt
Brook. Tr. ct. 4i.,. WH do con. Is ,.,
On. ot Oa. fs inKedlna sen. 4s,,,
411
7
IM
100
Oen. Leather 6J. .. Ia. A B. P f 4s H
do eonr. 4Hs...... WaJBt I, a W. 0. 4s 77 1
Cbleixo ft A. S4s.. ., B. A. L. sdj. U.. 11'
C. D. & Q. 1. 4s.... MJ4B0. Pso. col. 4s S31
. II. I. ft P. 0. 4s tM.Bo. IUllwar &a.. Ini
do rf. 4i ',,., ren, 4s 74
G ft a. r ft s IHeSlH Union Psclna 4s,... HU
7J. ft H. er. 4s It do or. 4s,..,.,..,. ni
D. ft . O. ref. ts. KA 'do let ft ref. 4," u.3
Distillers' II . 'V. 8. Ilubber es.-.WJ
Brls p. 1. 4a IJUU. 8. BUel id la...
do sen. 4t 71 v.a Chm. (1..,,,. Stu
. do er. 4e. ser. B. 71 Wetauh 1st A ei. 4s 4l3
ill. Oen. 1st ref. 4s JIV4 Western ild. 4s 718
inter. M.lt 4Hs...., "HWeet. Wee. er. ts, HU
Inter. M. U. 4H.. Wls. Central 4e.,. uU
japsn 4V4 , tt
UU. Ottered.
Local Seonrltles.
Quotations furnished br Burns, Drinker ft Oa.,
449 Omaha Nstlootl bank bulldlsci
Bid. Asksd.
American Qui t. 1921 1V4 4H
ueairice VTranwry pia , )t
Oolerldn Neb.. Cs, Ult it
Chlcsao Itatlirar series to. 1927 12
Deere ft Oo. 7 per cent pld. 17
EetbeTTllle, Is.. I. S. D. Cs. 1921...., 100)4
yslnnont Creamery I per cent susr.. I
Fairmont Or emery 7 per cent Did.... WVt
(6
KO
5!l
91
Witt
100
101
Ul.l
II
l
97 U
J1H
It
so
t
C4
100
H
91
Hi
100
100
II
100
100
Kill Hirer Co., S, . Ss. IMi 100.8
lows Itr. A U. 5s. 1J1 14
Kansas Oltr. Mo., 4 Hi. 1915
Kansas Cltr Ter. lit. 4s. 19C0 II
Middle West Utilities ts. 1114 Mil
llerchanU' II. ft L Indianapolis, It,
IR1 9H4
Northweetern 0.. L. & X 5s. 1117,... li
Cltr ot Omaha Water 1I4L VI
Oroahs Oss 8s. 117 91
Orottua ft C, B. Bt nr. 5s. 112 I4H
Omaha ft: O. B. SI. It, com
IHcUle a. ft E. I p. 0. notes J91I.. tti
e!aunders-Keaned Bide, t p. a ptd.. sit
Bloux Cltr Block Ysrde U. 1M0 14
Kouth Onans Firs Hall 4s. 1MO It
IV.rt ot Festtls 4Vis. U932 92K
iteubeaa Idaho. Cs, 1121
Tennmee 6a, 1914 t
Union tftock Ysrds Omaha KCV4
WlnneUao, Neb., Water Is. 1IU W
Wsrne Co., Neb.. 8. P. No.M. U. 1121 M
Million SI ocx Muriel.
BOSTON, Oct. 14,-Clpslnk quotations
on stocks:
Alloues tlHMohswk
Amal. Cbiwr 70 Ksrsds Con. .
A. Z. L A 0 llNlpluIss Mlats
Arlton Oom 4S North Untie
11. ft C. C. ft H. M. 71 North Lake
cal. & Arliona 13 Old Dominion ...
Cat. ft llecla ,.410 Osceola .,
rvntennlil 12V4Qulacr
40H
IS
H
2U
1U.
4V4
TS
17
Copper Items C C 1H Shannon
IMt llutte C, M... HVi Superior
rrsnklln
Oranbr Con. . .....
areens Csnanes .
Isle Roral Cbppsr
Kerr Lake ,
Lake Ojpper
La Balle Copper-,,
illsml Copper ....
, a Superior ft
7014 Tamarack , .
m... ml
sia7
M U. B. 8. It ft it.
1 do pfd
lUUh Cod
IV Utah copper Co...
, tvi WI-ona
ilKWolrerlse
ir
414
IV.
51
'14.
40
Asked.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14. The coffee mar.
ket was lower today on heavy refilling.
After opening at a decline of 20 to 28
points, prices rallied on bullish crop ad.
vices, higher European cables and firm
ness In Braxll, but sold off again, closing
steady, 17GC5 points net lower. October,
30.54c; December, 10.7So; January, lasfc,
March, 11.05c, May, 11.25c; July, lL43c;
September, 11.61c Spot, steady; Rio No,
7. HHc; Santos No. 4. 1314c. Mild, quiet;
Cordova, UV401CM.-0 nominal.
ISrapcratrd Apples suil Dried Fruits
NEW YORK, Oct. 14 EVAPORATED
APPLES Firm; fancy, 0ic; choice,
VffiVtic; prime. 7Vj37c.
DRIED niUIT Prunes, unsettled;
Callfomlas, 4912c; Oregon s, 6VV3Hc.
Apricots, quiet but firm; choice, 13c; ex.
tra choice, 14c; fancy, UVMllo, Peaches,
inactive; choice. CUOV4c; extra choice,
S(lic; fancy, V&iiVitC. Raisins, quiet,
loose muscatels, b&jc; choice to fancy
seeded, 607Kc seedless, 45eCV4c, Lon
don layers. 8L2O3L40.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertlilng.
rimothy. t3.TMlr4. rr4... tj-.v..
Steady to Ten Lower.
HOGS SUFFER A SEVERE SLUMP
Pat Sheep and Rivea nml All Kinds
of Pee (tern Sternly and Active
Tat Lambs Open Steady,
Close Enalrr.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 14. 1018.
Receipts were' Cattle. Hogs, Bheep,
Official Monday
..553
43.4(8
Estimate Tuesday.
7.WM
38,000
Two days this week 17.1M 8.S61 7S.44S
8amo ays last week. .1?.$1S 8,831 88,311
Same days 3 weeks ago 34.041 WS 8T.457
Same days 3 weeks oo 31,430 8.1SS 77.091
Same days 4 weeks ago 18,415 8,497 P4.5U
same days last yrar.,,wi ,yi if.tMi
Tho followlne table shows the receipts
of cattle, hosra and slieeD at the South
Omaha live stock market for the yenr to
dato as compared with last yeAr.
1913. 1D13. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 748.S3 7fiI,H77 1.5
Hogs .. ....J.CC7.739 2,423,316 SM,M
Hheep S,43;,6I5 2,145,001 23,4St
il.o following table shown the rang ot
prices tor hogs at the South Omaha live
siock market for the last tew days, wltn
comparisons:
Dnt. 1 1813. 13.111 1910.1W9.1D08.1OT
Oct 1..I 8 21HI 3 ill I 8 531 7 BJI 6 01
Oct. II
8 18
8 41
6 3
ti 29
7 80
6 tB
6 l
5 81
6 84
5 84
5 92
5 98
6 07
8 11
I 15
6 11
Oct. 3.
s ton
ti 58
8 43
0 a
Oct.
Oct.
8 US
8 59
8 33
S U
8 ZS
8 37
7 St
p
8 20
7MH
7 86H
6 73!
7 8W
S 43
Oct.
in!
8 77
8 77
31
8 401
7 67
6 31
Oct.
Oct
Oct.
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
6 43
8 41
8 77
e
8 22
7 54
7 u!
71
e I
7 til
8 11
6 13
7 83
e 47
841
6 20
7 99'
8 08S
8UH
8 80
8
3 S3
8 15
21
8 13
fi 24
71
8 41
7 70
6 99
8 35
8 37
7 51
6 7i
Oct
8 OIH
8 S6 6 37
7 40
5 5S 8 03
Sunday.
CATTLE Reoelpts or cattle wero
smaller than yesterday, only 80S cars
being reported In. Kor tho two days the
total is Ii.im neati, oeing a loiuus w .
over 2,000 h endas compared with the
same days last week ana tne smaucsi
In fact of any week for a long timo
back. As compared with a year ago the
receipts of tho two days thus far this
week show a decreoso of almost 8,000
head.
Btrlctly good beef steers wero in mod
erate supply again today, and the mar
ket was generally steady on that kind.
on the othor nana tue nieuium graaes
were slow to a little lower. As high as
89.20 was paid for a three-load bunch ot
choice heavy steers from lowa.
Stocker cows and heifers wero In good
demand and prices showed little or no
change. On the other hand fat cows
were slow to a little lower, but c&nnera
continue to command high prices.
Stock cattle and feeders were slow and
anyhero from weak to lOo lower. Homo
kinds possibly showed still moro loss
than that. . The weakness was due ap
parently to Uie lock ot a good buying
demand from the country.
Quotations on Cattle Good to choice
beef steers, t8.76yy.2i; fair to good beef
steers, 18.5098.76; common to fair beet
steers, 37 754jS.50; good to choice range'
beet steers, I7.50tf8.25, fair to good range
beef steers, 7.0U4r7.W; common to fair
range beef steers, (0.2fttt7.00; fair to cholcs
yearlings, 88.60tM.60; good to choice heif
ers, $8.5Off7.50; good to choice cows, 18.260
8.50; fair to good grades, sr.2&Q.2fi; com
mon to fair grades, 33.254f5.25; good to
choice stockers and feeders, 87.3508.30;
fair to good stockers and feeders, 84.603
7.35; common to fair stockers and feed
ers, 36.0Oiffn.C0; stock cows and hslfers
6.00r7.00; veal calves. 84.60OO.76; bulls
stags, etc., 3.2M14.M. '
BEEP STEERS.
No. Ar. IV. No. Ar, Tr.
I.... 10M 7 00 11. .,..,.. ,11:7 lia
10.. m IW 4.. ires t oo
it.., UK 1 00 a i5 1 to
20 mi 1 00
COWS.
2 4 40 9 1197 1 oo
1 7M 4 40 t 711 I M
1 170 4 40 1 10U I u
40 ,...1111 I SO 7 191 - l
HEIFERS. '
1...
8...
10...
i...
1...
1...
4J...
470
5 80 It ts? IK
774 el 40
111 I 40
I loi 7 no
1 I3n t ta
s HI
BULLS.
CALVE&
.1111
10 I 10 4 170 I 7
STOC1CERS AND KEEUKRS.
...... m 10 li 711 7 40
.. ,.. J5 I II
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
29 feeders.. SOS
1 10
11 heifers... 005
0 50
6 80
6 75
6 50
8 05
6 93
4 05
4 03
6 00
7 00
7 23
6 23
6 40
7 33
7 15
6 10
7 40
7 00
5 S3
6 SO
6 00
693
6 70
C 80
10
775
7 40
6 83
8 S3
7 25
5 95
C 85
6 00
500
7 35
6 60
7 65
67S
C 65
6 60
C 15
4 25
6 V)
7 05
C 00
4 steers..., 735
64 feeders.. 970
3 cows 876
6 foeders.,1030
82 feeders.. 043
21 feeders., uo
9 cows.,.,. fcx
28 cows 762
9 caws 1075
0 00
7 00
4 60
6 50
6 05
7 15
6 70
4 60
6 20
7 25
7 23
6 35
7 10
7 20
6 65
6 65
5 40
7 30
675
6 50
7 40
6.95
5 75
7 10
19 feodera.. 864
3 feeders. . 783
R feeders. .1018
28 feeders.. 1247
6 feeders. .1045
: cows fits
9 cows 793
4 cows.,.,. 815
19 feeders.. 90S
27 feeders,. 835
1 bull 4M
6 heifers... 700
22 feeders.. 1019
25 feeders.. 931
13 cows.. ...1025
24 feeders.. 935
40 feeders.. 1167
81 feeders.. 679
32 heifers... 627
1 stag 1330
14 steers. ...1140
40 feeders.. 808
11 feeders.. 907
Hit feeders,. 915
14 feeders.. 740
6 cow 1000
42 feeders.. 1016
30 feeders. .1071
16 steers.. -.1038
28 heifers,.. 844
18 cows 1054
10 feeders,. 947
3 steers. ...1210
23 heifers... 847
00 feeders. .13U6
2 steors..,.100O
6 cows 1104
23 feeders.. 898
1 cow 970
6 00
4 cows 1317
WYOMINQ.
14 feeders. .1323 7 60 48 feeders. .1177
14 feeders
7 75 feeders.. 878
6 25 A feeders.. 7(3
8 26 164 calves... 300
6 60 6 feeders.. 812
7 30 4 cows 933
6 75 12 feeders.. 708
6 85 9 cows 813
21 cows 947
49 calves.., 172
4 cows 1113
6 steers, ...1020
9 heifers... 000
A heifers... 580
34 feeders.. 877 fl 40
1 steer 1010
18 feeders. .1033 7 00
2GE feeders. 831 7 75
SOUTH
CS feeders., 813
12 feeders.. 830
DAKOTA,
6 feeders.. 1160
3 steers,. ..1010
2 cows lOCO
2 cows 1000
3 COWS 946
10 cows.,.,, 847
1 cow 770
20 feeders., 891
6 cows, ,,. .1064
8 cows 1158 6 50
27 feeders,. 1118
4 feeders.. 915
13 mixed... .1103
3 feeders.. 700
6 cows..,,, 873
13 heifers... 783
13 feeders. .1163
4 hslfers... DCS
7 55
7i5
7 00
7 25
4 75
( 40
7 15
6 35
6 60
t cows 1000
COLORADO.
10 calves... 370 8 25 2 calves... 300
26 feeders.. KK 0 70 23 feeders.. 1078
Tully & Musser Neb.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av.
48 steer 888 6 10
li M. Helnricks Mont
24 cows 900 6 10 C bulls 1376
23 cows.... 1042 6 20
W. L. Gardner Neb.
31 feeders.. 860 6 SB 24 cows 1044
15 cows 974 6 00 8 steers. ,..1251
William Fardon-Neb,
16 cows 970 4 60 6 calves.,, 228
II. A. Andrews Wyo.
30 feeders.. 1277 8 00 21 feeders.. 1142
23 feeders.. 1153 7 60 4 steers. ...1176
6 steer. ...1178 7 25
C. L. Calvert Wyo.
15 feeders.. 1202 7 35 10 feeders.. 918
C. If. Crenshaw Wyo.
24 feeders.. 1015 6 sfi
Tester Ac Odney Neb.
30 feeders, .1143 7 10 11 feeders., 1217
42 feeders. .1008 7 00
Godfrey Zalman-Neb,
6 feeders.. 975 6 85 3 cows 973
It. P. Rupe-Neb.
46 calves... 384 8 25 11 heifers... 674
2 heifers... 830 6 40
O. Rovers.
19 feeders.. 1143 7 10
J. K. Moore St Co. Wyo.
60 feeders.. tS7 7 40 7 feeders.. t87
30 feeders.. 949 7 30 H steers. ...1071
James Hull Neb.
107 feeders.1001 7 20
J. II. Minor-Neb.
(7 Tex fdrs.1011 6 75 46 Tex fdrs.1022
Caha Bros, Neb.
16 feeders.. f91 7 20 U feeders.. 1060
it liflfrrs... 918 6 3G
7 25
6 85
Pr.
5 45
6 50
7 60
8 25
800
7 25
70S
7 20
6 0Q
860
6 40
6 9S
65
715
Iowa Land and Live Stock Co. Wyo.
22 feeders. 1151 7 40 2 cows 975 4 10
feeders. .1153 7 40
Tuny gl aiuisei imcu.
32 steers.. ..1004 6 10 30 steers.... 883
19 steers.... 844 6 10
Teater & Oedney. Nebraska.
6 10
21 feeders . 747 7 00 12 feeders.. 679
3 cows 913 6 20
8. llomlngbanien, Nebraska.
23 feeders.. 994 7 20 4 cows. ,1080
J. Zllrlek, Nebraska.
13 feeders .1055 7 20 4 heifers C55
700
10
6 33
8 cws&hfs 775 5 50
Barnard Klrkbridge-Wyo.
23 feedaxs. 1141 7 45 5 steers. 1158 7 20
.1110 6 60
,100 S 80
i steer.. . iio 7 30
Alexander Krlkbrlde, Wyoming
M feeder. 9S 7 80 28 feeders. .1198 7 40
4 steers.... 1828 7 30 6 cows 1074 G GO
1 cow 770 3 75 S feeders.. 1042 7 80
Spear Bros., Wyoming.
11 steers.... 1084 7 00 9 cow 938 6 60
K. McOonatd. Wyoming-.
10W 7 8S 16 steers.. ..llffi 7 63
1 lcr 1156 7 88
It. C Bnnchn. Wyoming.
neirera... 730 7 Oo 1 cow 090
? E0?;8 mo 6 60 45 cwsAsts 0J8
1 bull 1490 6 CO
HAl-vey Ilaythorn. Nebraska.
M feeders,. 99s 6 70
, Ji l)r". Nebraska.
WO 5 00 6 cows S6S
J cows. .. 897 6 W 1 cow TM
6 00
6 35
5 70
6 70
, ViZ 7W 5 70 1 heifer. .. 1010 6 25
lirtmEui.. . 8 ? he'fers... 940 6 35
MvPin nJ speculative orders
nJuV ft 8C?e, ""J" th,s morning, and
?' ?tJhf dlPe of tho packers. Buy
i ,,rtd o"t by picking up what heavy
S5i.kwtr.on Rt Price that were
Svyw,h'.ri! trom to n'ckel lower.
.h2,i,he VT outset, however, they
) ,iR ,fendncy to discriminate
agulnst the lighter stuff, and until the
JicaMes were sold most buyers refused
Ae.00."1 "Irthlr.s; on the light order.
he .we!Kl,;Y '"'f had b" cleaned
up they started In on the lights bidding
prices that were quoted as being any
where from 10c to 23c lower. For a while
sellers fought tho decline, but It was ap
parent that, with the shippers out of
the market, killers wero going to buy tho
light stuff at their own price Move
ment from this time was very slow. Tak
ing tho market as a whole prices nro nil
the way from strady on prime heavies
to 23o lower on mixed and trnshy lights.
Bulk of the early sates, that is tho
weight er tuff, 1 was made at M.054J8.15.
lLBh,B toUX wiwly nt a range ot
87.7r.fT8.00. Tho best prico paid was S.20.
Receipts were estimated at ninety ears
or 6,0i head. Kor the week the total
Is 8,881, slightly smaller than last week
and about 1.000 short of tho samo days
iuev year.
No.
At. Bh. Pr.
No. At. Bh. Pr.
II 171 40 10
I Ml 1 I 10
II xn K0 I to
u m too 1 it
CI US 3M I 10
it.,. ...m ... 1 10
u til 80 lie
00 to s 10
it sii ... 1 10
N IM I 10
II t 110 I 14
U Ill 14 I Is
M til 110 I 10
M ISO I 1
77 2 lw I 10
7 B7T . . I 10
II ri 110 I 10
It IM 110 I 10
a nt tto 10
l toi too I 10
41 Ill M I 1(1
41 ,,121 IM I 1114
it,.. ...107 no 1 nv
84 117 ... Ill ,
64. ...... S 1M I 1ft
u no :to 1 11
64 971 IM II
41 til ... I II
M 117 ... I IS
14 110 W IK
2 171 ISO I M
II SM 110 I SO
II..
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BliEEP Hecelnts fell off a little this
7 n
morning, thero being only some 109 cars,
or 23,000 head, reported tn, which ts a
very moderate run for a Tuosday com
pared wtth the way tho receipts have
bten runnlntz durlns- tho last counlo af
weeks. Tho supply on the corresponding
day a yenr ago was much the some as
inui toaay.
Th. mnrlr.lt nn 1 1 1 1 1 la K. n rf..l
out slowly at nhout steady prices, thx
early sales Including a four carlot at 17,
which was top for the day, A little later
trade seemed to become slower and to
ward the close prices. If anything, had
a weak tendency, there being some sales
nisi looaea a trine lower than tne way
the bulk of the lambs sold yesterday. A
range of 84.8547.00 would take In prao
tlcally all tho fat lambs at all decent for
killing on sale. It might be mentioned
that most outside points reported a slow
deal In the general trade.
Six or seven cars of fat wethers, among
which wero a few yearlings, and a couple
of cars of fat ewes constituted tho entire
aupply of agod sheep, and as most all
buyers wanted some mutton offerings,
trade was aottve and prices were steady
to strong. As nn yesterday, fat ewes sold
up around 3l,254.SO, and a string of weth
ers brought 14.70.
As Is often the esse, early In the fore,
noon the feeder trade was rather slow,
hut In the end trade acquired a little
life, the supply being moderate and quite
nJ w. b"yr" coming In from the country.
? Jk of th feedor "old In praotf.
-. mmiiio uuiujira aa at late.
Quotations on sheen anrl limh t ,...
t?-ll,iSr lI-00fT-! limbs, fair to
good, tC.60.37.00; lambs, culls, t5.0OST6.00;
lambs, feeders, t5.90.60: yearlings, good
. i .f S.,':.""'., yearnngs, rair lo
good. 85.2506.50: vearllnva flr. tj rjvr
8.60; wethers, good to choice. M.SKirni w.
wethers, fair to pood. I4.00O4.25; wethers
J?"M O04W,40L fwe' 001 choice
lt.00O4.S0; awes, fair to good, 3.754.00
ewes, feeders, 3.2&3.40j cull sheep, $2,000
Representative tales t
no. Av
JJ Wyoming Iambs . ,,,, 70'
IT.
7 00
6 73
6 SO
6 33
6 90
5 23
6 23
6 23
5 65
4 CO
4 60
4 60
4 33
4 35
4 33
4 35
4 76
4 00
3 00
3 09
550
4 65
16
645
6 45
6 45
6 45
6 43
3 30
8 80
3 80
3 60
6 Xi
6 35
i'..Vypining iambs 63
.0W)'om,n' feeder Iambs..... 54
!03 Wyoming feeder lambs.... (5
COS Wyoming feeder lambs.,,..
49
83
61
67
56
2- tryoming reeaer iambs.
244 Wyoming feeder lambs.
214 Wyoming feeder lambs,
85 Wyoming feeder lambs.
58 Wvomlnir wetliara
103
103
103
208 Wyoming wethers
is Wyoming wethers
iw native wethers
80 native w others
86
90
93
170 native wethers
40 native wethers 94
It Wyoming yearlings
89
97
80
84
55
93
61
CO
60
CO
00
CO
72
7
84
98
63
53
n v yarning ewes
86 Wyoming feeder ewes
194 Wyoming feeder ewts
190 native feeder lambs
183 native yearlings
216 Idaho feeder lambs,
62 Irlatio feeder lambs
240 Idaho feeder lambs..,.,
265 Idaho feeder lambs
238 Idaho feeder lambs
Vil Idaho feeder lambs,,...,,,,,
213 Wyoming feeder ewes,..,..
46 Wyoming feeder ewes
166 Wyoming feeder ewea
130 "Wyoming feeder ewes.,,,,.
86 Wyoming feeder lambs,,,,,
259 Wyoming feeder lambs
CHICAGO LIVIO 8TOCIC JIARKET
Cattle Halt nnd Weak lions Weak
nil Lower.
CHICAGO, Oct. 14,-CATTLB-Recelpts,
4,000 head: market dull and weak;
bevot, $7.0009.65; Texas steers, 86.85
8.00; western steers, $6.1008.30; stockers
and feeders, $5.2507.65; cows and heifers,
$3.C036.A; calves, $7.0010.00.
HOGS-Receipts, 21,00) head; market
n : u n. ..IV, L. , . wu , r. , , uuin is. put m i I
$3.16O.60; light, $8.10O8.C0; mixed, U.UXtf
4.CJ; heavy, I7.90O3.C6; rough. 87.9008.10;
pigs, tA.Oiita.00.
8HKKP AND LAMBS Receipts 30.000
head; market steady to strong; native,
$3.9006.09; western, $1.1006.10; yearlings,
l5.0Oye.00; native lambs, (5.8&O7.20; west
ern lambs, 85.9007.23.
Knnsua City I,lve Stock Sfnrkrt.
1 heifer. 1240 7 00 9 cows..
1 cow W0 fi 90 1 cow .,
ICANHAH CITV, Oct. 14. CATTLK ABSORDINB, JlUantitcptlc liniment for maa
'ySLW.i T," 1 yd.d.u. Cu,Wen., Painful, : Knotted
$9.03Jf5.40;
dreised beef steers. $7,5518.90;
Wf.VfS
steers, $70X"i.t5; southern steers, $5,500
7.W; cows, $4.257.00; heifers, $5.00i0.20;
stockers and feeders, t5.6Wj.10: bulls,
$4.501.50; calves. $e.OO10.(X.
HOOvS-Itecelpts. 10,500; market steady
to 10a lower; bulk ot sales $8.1008.45,
heavy, tS.30Q8.45; packers and butchers,
$a.20tiH.45; light. $S.UM,.40; pigs. $4.t7.75!
BIIIJEl AND LiAMUS-Hecelpts, 14.000
head; market steady to strong; lambs,
t3.2M7.Ct); yearlings. $5.Ca6.75; wethers,
tl.2jC.C0; ewes, $3.5004.25.
8t. Ioula Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS, Oct 1 1. C ATTIjB It e
celpts, 7,500 head; market steady; good
to choice steers. t7.2M(.O0; stockers and
feeders. $5.257X0' cows and heifers. $4.75
O9.G0; bulls, $5.7534.76-, calves, $9.00011.50;
southern steers, 6.iy7.; cows and
I heifers. $4.2504.50.
J1UUB ueceipts. b.uuu neaa; marxet, luc
lower; plgt and light, $5,7508.50; mixed
and butchers, $S..00; good heavy,
t8.4MIS.GO.
HHKEH AND LAMBS-Itecelpts, 4,000
head; market steady; muttons. $3.7634.50;
yearlings, $5.O0,iiO0; lambs, $5.6087.10.
bloux City Live Stock Murkrt.
BIOUX CITY, la., Oct. It- -CATTLB-Rccelpts.
l.ouu head, market steady to 10c
lower beef steers, $3.00Q-75, feeding
cows and heifers. t4.COiii.75. canners.
I$3 204.! stockers and feeders, $6.00. W.
catvrs, t8.25fJ9.00; bulls stags, etc, $1.51
IK 76.
HOGS-Receipt. 8,001 head; market 5c
lower; heavy, $7 StWUO; mixed, $11008,15,
ugnt, iH.i5S8.afi. bulk ur caies, 8S.00trs.15
HKKP AND IMBS-Recelpts. 60)
head: market, steady: fed mutton. 15.23 r
6.78; wethrrd, $t.2e4.75; ewes, t3.504i4.50,
lambs, ii.WO1.t0.
.it. .in.rpli I.Itc Stock Jlnrkrl.
.... .. ... .. 1 v. , w v. 1. 4,. ai
Receipts 2S.C(tt head; market, slow, steers,
$8ri0rR9.O0: cows and heifers. SI.lOiS.50.
calves, $5.00lO.OO.
HOGS Receipts 6.0(50 head; market.
steady; top, $ 40; bulk. $8.10Tr8.26.
SHHI5P AND LAMBS Receipts 7.0M
head; markt, dull; lambs, t5.5O7.00.
Slelnt Atnrkel.
NKW YORK. Oct 14 -.METATJ4Lwi,f
steady, at $44.40Jt44.50; Ixmdan, 19 17s
Cd. Spelter, quiet, at $3.3006.40- London.
30 10s. -Connor, unsettled: standard arvnr
to January, $18.003116.00; electrolytic, $is ffl
JI16.87H; lake. tl6.i5R17.00; Casting, Jl8.S7ij
M6.75. Tin, dull; spot. $40.2f0 45, Oc
tober, $40.20q40.40, Novombor, $40.15,f 40.4...
Antimony, dull; Oookson's, $3 30. Iron.
quiet; mo. 1 northern, ll6.oai?16.60. No. 3
northern. 115.7tSil6.S6 : Nn. 1 aouthern.
$15.60016.00: No. 1 soft southern, $15.603
16.00. London markets closed as follows
Copper, weak; spot, 70 10s; futures, 70
ion. Tin, cosy; spot, ist 10s, futures,
184 10s. Iron, Cloveland warrants, 52s
lHd.
ST. I.OUI8. OcL 14.-MRTAIS-Iead.
dull, at $4.30. Spelter, quiet, at $3.50.
Omnlin liny 3tnrUet.
OMAHA. Oct. 1S.-PRAIRIK HAY -No.
1 to choice U 1 nml, tl2.0OQ13.O0; No.
2, $10.00012.00; No. 3. $S.0OfriO.00; No. 1 to
choice midland, $11.50012.50; No 2, $10,003
11.50; No. 3, 3'0iW0W; No. 1 to choice
lowland. $9.00010.(0; No. 3. $8.0009.00. No.
3, $0 001TS.OO.
STRAW None on tho market; very lit
tle demand; choice oat or rye Is quotable
at $5.0OfnVM; choice wheat. 34.6006,00.
ALPALl-'A Two cars ot No. 2 on the
market; very little demand for alfalfa
at the present tlmo. nothing but the best
Is wanted; No. 1 to choice, $14.0015.00,
must be choice to bring $15.00; No. 2,
$12.00014.00; No. 3, tl0.00tfl2.00.
Dry floods Market.
NEW YOR1C, Oct. 14.-Cotton goods and
cotton yarns wore quiet and slightly
easier today on some grades. Men's wear
for fall was In batter demand. Bilks have
been bought well by tho western Jobbing
trade for spring.
Water Rate Case
is to Be Argued on
Board's Demurrer
The case brought by Victor Rosewater,
editor of Tho Dee, to contest the eicct
slve water rates, has been set on the
district court docket for today. In
this cose the Water 'board has been
sparring for time, with technical pitas lo
delay trial of the merits, and has filed a
demurrer denying the right ot a con
sumer to seek redress In the courts In
the manner proposed. The demurrer wilt
be argued by Attorney Stanley M. Rose
water for the plaintiff And by Attorney
John L. Webster for the defendant.
PERRY MAN TRIES TO RUN
THE INFORMATION BUREAU
George Woods of Perry, la., started
homeward Monday ovenlng, but got no
farther than the Union station. George
was arrested for Intoxication and creat
ing a disturbance which for a short per
iod bid well to stop the activities ot tho
Information bureau.
Not satisfied with the manner 'in which
this department was being conducted lie
proceeded to drive those employed there
Into the open and take charge ot the In
forming himself. .
Officer Urown was summoned and suc
ceeded In Impressing Wood wtth tho
error of his ways, and then deported him
to U10 lookup, where Judge Foster treed
hit fetters and allowed him to deport.
Sstablisatd 1890. Fhoat 31.
E. D. OLAGG,
Staler la
Hides, Pelts, Purs, Wool,
Tallow and Grease.
331 Central Ave, Tort Dodgt, la.
Branch Konst, Ze Mars, la.
Write for our prices and make us a
trial sjhlpment.
Oomhrnult'
Caustic Balsam
III llll(Kt lit Rl CMjHlKtft.
A Sato, Speedy gad PoslUTt Cure fee
OorV, 8Ust Bwssar, 0fl Xeelr.
aHnUaed Teatoas, fsoaasr, 'Wist
guli, ait all U sssatts fre Bfsrls,
xlajkent aa ether Way tamers,
ores alt akla eUssasM tr raraal tat,
Tarsia, SipaUsria, KesssvM M
j uicsis nets jasrssa tr CalUs.
s a Knntsa,
Israus. Bore 7
i:rerr bottls
as a HnmaallemeiT fer Kkesnatini.
e zarsai, ei&, 11 is laraiaebls.
errcettlt of Oarutls. Balaam MM Is
TTa sntsd to rlrs f .
uiiuuo rrtca tl. SO
at aa
per bottle, aoia
br dra tlitte, er seat tr ex.
press, oa srvee reald. wltn lull Ur etloas Cor
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Is nea. VI TSead
its bp, u rpeL lor aeaerisurt Giroaiars.
teiUmealals, eta. aadresa
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THICK. SWOLLEN GLA
uut truKc a none Yiiceie,
Roar, have Thick Wind
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I J .:.t. a
icuulcu mill say i
alio any Hunch ot Swelling. No blister, no
hair gone, and hone kept at work. Con
centrated onlv a few drnns reaturerJ at oa
I application. $2 per bottle delivered.
uook j i. tree.
Virirote Vrine. Hirers. 1 an.l 5 i Knl. .1
Ar,rm n, .leKvr.l Ttnl- Ml?.,: J. .. .
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MONEYIN GRAIN
$10 bays puts or calls oa 10,000 bushels ot wheat
cr "' No furtter rlta, A tnoietueut ot lo from
price sires you a cbsace to take ISO0. 4c $100) 1c.
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RUPTURE
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