Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 21, 1913.
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HUATj ESTATE.
AtJSTIlAtTS OK TITLE.
REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of
flea In .Nebraska. 201 Brandeis Theater.
achbach for sale;.
IMPROVED ten acres on N. 1th St,
near pavement and car; bett oC soil, with
or without truck rarden equipment:
household goods. Call 5902 N. ltth BL
U1TV PROPERTY FOR SALH
CLOSE INCOTTAGE
FlveroOm house, modern except heat,
hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen and
pantry downstairs; two large bedrooms,
bath and storeroom upstairs; rooms re
cently decorated; screens and storm wln
dowsidandy east front lots large, trees;
paved street; handy to two car lines;
price, tl.SOO; J 200 cash, balance easy. Lo
cated in Hanscom Park district.
BEMIS-CAKLBERG CO.
310-312 Brandels Theater Hldg.
$1
KOn BALE anvnrnl
1$1
fine building low
near the car line,
city water, good
cation! term
without Interest: you can start to build
as soon as you pay your dollar.
H. H. HARPER.
1013-14 City Nafl Bank Bid.
Phone Douglas 2596.
HANSCOM, PARK, west side. Seven
rooms. narly new; hardwood Inside: hot
air, electricity, gaa; exceptional location;
accessible: all Improvements. Douglas
6232. .
MUST GO
Owner says we must Bell this week
SURG, 8-room. hot water heated house,
-east front, lot 64x180 feet, in Center
Field club district, U block north of
"Woolworth Ave. Reduced from 17,200 to
36,000, but want offer; all clear; owner
golnff away and won't rent. Don't fall to
see us Quick. Some one going to get
'-unusual snap. GET BUST.
D. V. SHOIiES CO..
MT City Nafl Bank Bldg. Doug. 49.
HpUSB TO MOVE.
Park Ave. Inquire on premises.
HI
Old Soldier's
HOME MUST BE SOLD.
Owner In hospital. Eight rooms, modern,
two large porches, rear glass and screens,
cistern, chicken house; tool house, fruit
trees, 2 large lots. Us blocks from car.
Benson, Neb. Owner's son, 3120 Burt St.,
Harney 1448.
Important.
.The best location In Council Bluffs, la.,
for an up-to-date apartment house. Con
tains over 24,000 square feet. There is
only one real apartment house In the
city.' Flret class apartments are In great
domand and pay well. This ground roust
bo ' sold. For particulars call Red 643,
Council Bluffs, la.
BRAND NEW BUNGALOW FOR
BALE 6 rooms, all modern, oak finish;
one fine sun room; full cemented base
ment; 19th, and Evans Sts.; overlooking
park. Telephone during day, D. 442s; evon
lnso, H. tea.
2 BRICK houses, 840 rental, 87,090.
3 brick houses. tl.SW rental. 16.W0.
With and. Webster, 100x144 ft, 14,600.
4U1 Lafayette, easy payment, (3,000.
JOHN N. FRENZBR. POUQLAS 651.
BARGAIN W75 buys fine residence lot,
8922 22d St., Plain View Add. Write D.
Altaian, aa.rn.. jmiwauKre, .yib.
rm tit TV affl.T. fin HUNT. TTITIRT HRR
JOHN W.' BOBBINS. 1802 FARNAM ST.
REAL ESTATE.
FARM RANCH LAND!? FOR SALE
Canada.
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WANTED a ood salesmen to sell
Canada land on salary. Referenoe" re
quired. Apply at once to John F. Han
.ri. msnatrer. North Sash. Land. Co..
Ltd.. F-rmer Bldg.. Winnipeg, or to
Qebrge Urquhart. Agent, 647 Endlcott
Bldg.. St. pnui. Minn.
' lews.
For Sale 500 acres of tho choicest val
ley land in Iowa. In the highest state of
cultivation: good orchard and shade
trees. Well fenced. Good 9-room house,
large barn and other necessary Improve
ments' Buildings In good repair and well
painted. Well, windmill and tank. Four
tfnA a. half miles to good town and twenty
miles to Omaha. Owner will take a good
modern res'-denco as part pay. rm is
clear of Incumbrance. Price J1W per acre.
Address Box 638, Qlenwood. Iowa
Kansas.
154-ACRE Improved alfalfa farm, .(40
aura; Neal A. Pickett. Arkansas city,
Kansas. .
Montana.
FOR SALE-O acres good winter
wheat land on main line Burlington.
Crow reservation, Montana; partly Irri
gated; small house; quick sale, 15 per
acre. This buy will make you money,
terms. Address Box 83, Crow Agency,
Mont.
' . Wnsklncten
FREE government land In northern
Stevens county, Washington, where a
failure of- crop Is unknown. Good soil,
good climate, no drouth. For 'partic
ulars address Floyd C Smith, North port.
Wash.
HlSSCMtS
1C0-ACRE farm S miles Lamberton,
good buildings, good soil, running water
In pasture, school house on corner, tele
phone and mall route. 87 per acre. A.
C. Anderson. Lamberton. Minn.
Nebrssiui.
FOUND ANOTHER HOMESTEAD 389
acres, 30 milts out; In settled neighbor
hood; fine farm land, not sand hills.
Price 2178, filing- fees and all. In corner
of Colorado. J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
- Oklahoma.
'.i,M0 ACRES In large and small tracts
ot Pittsburg .county, coal bearing, farm
ing, fruit and pasture land. In pros
pective oil and sas belt; 810 an acre. For
.particulars write John E. Cavanagb,
llcAlester. OkL
- LAND for sale; corn wheat and alfalfa,-
315 to 8100 per acre. Write us.
Eddy Real Estate Co., Eddy, OkL
; KEAXi ESTATE LOANS
LOANS ot J 1.000 and up desired on lm
proved real estate. Large sums a spe
cialty, W. H. THOMAS,
. 228 State Dank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. .East Nebraska farms.
O'KEEFB REAL, ESTATE CO.,
1013 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2176.
'MONET on hand at lowest rates for
loans on Nebr&aka farms and Omaha city
property In any amounts.
IL W. BINDRR.
823 City National Bank Bldg.
LARGE loans our specialty. 8tull Bros.
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CITr LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
310-812 Brandels Theater building.
.HARRIBON 8c MORTON, lt Onu Nat.
8100 to 810,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wead, Wead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
V XXVWO. 0rotha Nat I3nlc.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED To runt for winter, modern
furnished house In Farnam or Hanscom
Park district, containing nlns or ten
rooms. Sly ran learned. WW Use Bldg,
DESK room with or without desk. Ad
dress O 420. Baa. ,
WOULD like to rent a
Douglas UK.
shaper. Call
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST.
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Tour consign
ments receive prompt ana careiui alien
Hon.
Live Stock Commlulgn Merchant,
I MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat is Thought by Many to Be at
Iti Lowest Ebb in Price. '
EXPORTS ARE TIGHTENING VS
Countries that Have Been Shipping
Ont Cereal Are Holding; Down
Taetr Sales In Anticipation
of Higher Levels.
OMAHA. Oct 80. 1318,
From the conditions and circumstances
surrounding the wheat market the low
price ot that grain hat possibly been keen
for a time, at least, is the opinion ot
some ot the most conservative men In
the trade. The. fact that there we're lib
eral takings ot cash, not only In the
United Stutes. but in Canada on the re
cent decline, and that flour sates at Min
neapolis and other points were on an
enormous scale, shows that the moat con
servative men In the trade believe that
wheat Is worth the present price level,
8uch men as John Washburn of ths
Washburn-Crosby company ot Minneap
olis, B. A. Rekart and other Chicago mill
ers advance tho opinion that wheat Is
cheap and that theie Is a likelihood of
the spring wheat selling to a much higher
level. The people who have been selling
the wheat at Minneapolis have now
changed their front and the expectation
Is that long lines will be taken In on that
market, as the cash article la expected to
bring a premium over the Chicago grain
before snow flies.
The exporting countries are tightening
up 6n their wheat. Even Russia Is ask
ing higher prices for the grain which
they are now holding In the Interior as
well as at fcorta. The Argentine wheat
Is about all cleaned out, yet Australia is
selling goodly amounts and Canada and
the United States are willing to sell at
higher levels. India will not be In the
market as an exnorter for nmi llttln
time, or until there Is a complete change
In crop conditions In that country, when
rorr ouerings will D4 seen. JKJtports or
breadstutfa from tha t!nlt.rt Ktot rtur.
tng September as officially reported by
the government were 17,476,000 bushels,
compared with S.000,000 bushels for the
corresponding yerlod a year ago. Cash
wheat was Hlc higher.
j-asn com was unchanged to He lower.
Cash oats were unchanged.
Clcaranoeit nf whf.nl flAit.
tWS.OOO bu,-; corn,, none; oats, none.
ino .uiverpooi wneat market closed Hd
higher; corn, HiSHid lower.
Primary wheat recolnts wer 1.419.000 lm.
and shipments 1.077,000 bu against re
?. .S1f M2LO0O b". and shipments of
1843,000 bu. last year.
arimary corn receipts were 64,000 bu.
Ann uhlnrriAn.M wtma v.. I .
cetpts of 414,000 bu. and shipments of 260,
000 bu. last year.
iTlmary oats recelnts warn fifi&OM hu.
and shipments WJ.000 bu., against receipts
of 1395,090 bu. and shipments ot 762,000 bu.
iani year.
..A9 fo'iowing cash sales wore reported:
WheatNo. j hard winter: 4 cars, 78c.
No. 1 hard winter: s can. T7Un. Nn .1
aprliur: 11-cars, 77c; 1 car, 76Vic. No. 4
sprlng- I car, 76c; 1 car, 7BWc No. 4
durum: l car, 75Kc No. 2 mixed: 1 car,
78c No. 2 mixed: 2 cars, TTVio; 2 cars,
770. No. 4 mixed: 1 car, 75c, Rye No. 8:
1 car, 69c: No. 4: H car, 67c Barley No.
4: 1 car, 62o. No grade: 1 car. corn mixed.
Sltto. Corn No. 2 white: 1 car. G8c No.
3 white: 2 cars, 08c: m cars. CTHc. No. 2
yellow: 8 cars. 68c: X car, 67c. No. 3
yellow: 13 cars, C7Ho. No. 4 yellow: 1
car. 67V4a No. 2 mixed: 1 can. local. 6H4c:
2 cars, 67c; 1 car, 6640; No. 3 mixed ; i
car, 6640; 20 cars, Otftc. No. 4 mixed: 1
car, 66c; 1 car, Co Wo. No grade: 1 car,
66c. Oats Standard: 3 cars, 37c; 2 cars.
36ic. No. 8 white: 30 cars, 36V4c. No. 4
white: 12 cars. SSUc N" trade: 1 car, 36o.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No, 2 hard,
77ttU?9c; No. 3 hard, 76W&?7Sc: No. 4 hard.
7476Vic; No. 2 spring. 76V4T7c; No. 4
spring, 7&iVS76c: No. 2 durum, 76378c;
No. 3 durum, WM&rria. Corn: No. 2 white,
GSc; No. 3 white, 67V&&CSC; No. white,
0367Uc: No. 2 yeliow, 67H0Sci No. 3
yellow, C74o; No. 4 yellow, G!QfGrc) No.
2. 6K37o; No. a, $ett3eao: No. 4,, 'seo
63 He; no grade, GOgWAc Oats: No. 2
white. 37Uf?d7Ho: standard, 3K37a: No.
3 white, sstta; No, 4 white, 64c. Barley:
MalUng, 65tntc; No. 1 feM, 62fflc: Rye:
.No. 2, 6SH0HfiJ "No7 VBJfMVxC ' " r
. CARLOT JIECEIPT&
Wheat. Corn, Oats.
Chicago ...
Minneapolis
29
49T . Ill
656
1M
77
104
uuiutn
Omaha
12
in
27
Kansas City
L LOUIS
4
Winnipeg
287
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the TrarflBsr and Closing
Prices oh Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. Reports front India
that crops had failed had much to do to
day with a. bulge In the price ot wheat.
The market closed steady at an advance
or uvio net. uom wound up with a
gain of wHc and oats dearer by tt(Ho
to hc. i7ie nnisn in provisions was ir-
of &S7Hc.
uuus took control or wneat rrom tne
start. Receipts, northwest were much
smaller than last week or last year, Rus
sian shipments were ngnter ana mere
was a decrease in stocks on ocean
passage. Blxexport clearances from the
American seaboard counted also against
tha bears, but the scare about India lifted
the maket to tne nignest level or tne aay.
Drouth In Argentina tended to sustain
wheat prices and acted aa an offset to
lata nniwta that the croD failure talk
in regard to India would prove to have
been egaggeraieo. 11 was sua arowut
there had hardly begun. Nevertheless,
final quotations were within Htftto of
the top figures of the session.
rvtm avmnaxnizea wiin wnvu, iuu-11
weather and country buylnr were of cpn--i4.-ht
-uiitonca to the bulls. In addi
tion, husking returns looked disappoint
ing, local stocks were being cut down
and the visible supply showed a big drop.
Oats rained on account -i uo uchbui
In other grain. The bulge. . however,
hrmivht out many sales on resting orders,
Although, provisions displayed some
firmness because of active investment In
lard, much of the advance was afterward
lostV Offerings by holders were liberal
on all the swells.
ArUclel Qpen.l Hlgh.j- Low. I Close.l Bafy,
Wheat!
Deo.,
83K
C7W
83H
:s3km
57H8U
82V4GH
87H
May.
87H
ecu
Com
Deo..
May.
i6cHn!
6SH
OaU
1
27T4038
3su!
Dea.
37
3SH
rum
May.
Pork
UK
41
19 4'5
Jan
IS 35
ii ss
18 40
19 40
13 62H;
1 67H
10 32h'
19 47H
19 62H
19 47H
I mo; .
Ird
1
10 27H
10 27H
10 42Vi!
10 H
10 25-n
aiu.
May.
TUha
10 42-47
10 47-60
10 467
10 42K
Jan.. I
10J2IHI W27HJ
10 21H
10 2S
10 40
10 22H
10 37H
May.l 10 40 110 41-451 10 37H
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
red. Uie2c; No. 3 red, 88HJ3" 90Hc; No
Shard. 8ieWH"c; No, 8 hard. 82HKc;
No. 2 northern, 85HMHc: No. 3 northern
mikUi!! No Z soring. 84H4rs5Uc; No. 3
spring, 82884c; velvet chaff. 81V4c;
durum. 7S81Hc. Corn: No. 2. HlitfcBHc:
tin s white. 8tJ69c: No. 2 yellow. CSfl
c; No. 3, e&8CSKc: No. 3 white, 03itC
e9Hc, No. 3 white, 68l4CSo: No. 3 yel
low. 6SVi6(o. Oats: No. 2 white. 40c; No
3 white, 37tJ38c; standard. 8940c. Rye:
No. X, 64V4SWC uw.tr. iimomy.
8S.759&S5. Clover. .oniM. i-or. wi.ib.
Lard. 3105. Ribs. JiaUHCll.60
BUTTER Higher; creameries, 24Wff259
2SHC
EOGS Receipts. 4.610 oases; unchanged.
POTATOES Higher: receipts. 8$ cars;
Michigan and Wlsconrin, C0O70c; Minna
sota. and Ohio. 63S70C.
POULTRT-AUve, higher; springs, lStfe;
rowis, utvs, lurxeys. lie.
WANTED TO BUY.
Rachman will treat you right; best
prices ror rum., cioints t snoes. w. but.
B. SHAFTON buys men's cloth. W. 6479,
LODGE NOTICE.
All members' of Ruth Rebekah lodge Ka
1 sJ-e requested to attend the funeral of
Bister Frayer. Tuesday at 2 p. m.. from
the First Christian church. Twenty-sixth
and Harney.
MARTHA BRILLHARDT, N. O..
ROSE GOLDEN. Secretary.
HBW YORK OnrvnitAL .MAUKKT
(inotntlona of thei Dr on Various
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Oct. t0.FLOUR-Seady:
spring rjtents, jt.soiU; winter straights.
lugvv; wineir patents, 14.t1nr4.ev;
spring clears, S4.00Ot.30; extra No. t win
ter. S16S3.TS; extra No. t winter. 83.330
3.50; Kansas Straights, t4.KVtT4.20.
WHKAT-Spot firm; No. 2 red. tic; No.
1 northern Duluth. 8IHc: December.
si lMte; Ma. KHc
iiui'b-t'ttaay: state common to .cnoice,
1)18, SSfftSo; U12. 20SXc; Pacific coast,
1S13. S-tc; 1U. 2S432c.
HIDES-Steady; Bogota, 32fT3)c: Central
America, 82Hc
PETROLEUM 8teady: refined New
Tork bilk, 14.00; barrels, 8S.70; cases,
811.00.
WOOL-Bteady; domestlo fleece XX
Ohio, 36C,
CORN Spot firm; export. 76Hc
OATS Spot steady; standard white,
440.5ci No. 3. 44844HC
HIDKS-Steady: standard. J1.CQHO1.05;
N. 1. 81.07HOI.10; No. I. 85a81.00.
LEATHER Firm; Hemlock firsts, 29fl
30c; seconds, Sj2Jc.
PROVIBIONB-Pork, steady; mess. 813,75
Q24.S5; family, :4.6O?rn.0Oi short clears,
818.75O21.60. Beet steady; mess, 8lT.60Q
18.W; family. 819.00tfMiOO. Cut meats
quiet; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 pounds. 1SH
ttttc; pickled hams, HHc Lard, firm;
middle west. tlO.W10.70; renned irregular;
continent, 211 : South America, U.M;
comnnim-i $ASc: speflal, HC,
BUTTER Firm: receipts. 8.950 tubs;
creamery extras, JOHVJlc; Ilrsts, sstJWttc: 1Vanla. New York Central and Union ra
aeconds. SSHSc; held! extra. SOHWc; otsTlo wero oft 1 to 2 potntw at the low
tlrsu. 27HHc; state dairy, finest, l03; figures of the day. New Haven, which
ovwwt r nrltn r7ffTSlnl nmp, nvtrfl. ..n 1 M c .V.Ml n n1tr low record
I6VHf2TV4c; firsts, 259c; Imitation cream
ery firsts, isijisc; inciory, June maxo,
firsts. ilHo; current make, firsts, 23tt
24c: packing ttock, June make. No, 1,
2)Hc; current make. No. 2, 22Q23o.
CHEESE Unsettled: receipts, COO boxes;
state whole milk colored specials, lstf
KMc: white, 1&316Uc; colored averngo
fancy, IHioi white, 15ic: skims, UMWc
EGGS Steady; receipts, 12,800 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 33935c; extra
firsts. 31632c; firsts, 280C9c; seconds. XO
S7o; refrigerator, special marks, fancy,
27o : firsts. 25Vf93SV&e; seconds, 24Q25o;
nearby hennry, whites, 850530) gathered
whites, 32SSOc; western gathered whites,
POULTRY Dressed, dull and easy;
troth killed, western chickens, HfJZJc;
fowls, 1419Hcj turkeys, springe, 222c
OHAIIA GENERAL Jt.lKKR'l'.
BUTTER-No. 1, 1-lb. cartons, SJo; No.
U 60-lb. tub.. Sic: No. 2. 30c
FISH-Whlte. fresh, 17o; trout, fresh.
lCc; large crappies, fresh, 15c; Spanish
mackerel 18o; shad roe, per pair, 40o;
salmon, fresh, lOo; halibut, fresh, 13c;
buffalo, 9c; bullheads, 13c! channel cat
fish, 18c; pike, 16c; pickerel, 12c.
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 32c; Amer
ican Swiss, 26c; blook Swiss. 24c; twins,
HVic; daisies. UVic; triplets, iSko; young
AmericuB, 2.tc; blue label brick. 19c; Urn
berger, 2-lb.. 20c; New Tork, white, 19c
POULTRY-Brollers, 85.0oe6.00 per dor-;
hens, 17c; cocks, 12c; ducks, IStfZQc; geesv,
ic; turxeys. e; pigeons, per arx . i.;
roosters, 9c! duoks, full feathered, lie;
cetsc, full feathered, 10c; squabs. No. 1,
81.50: No. 2. E0c
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
today In Omaha are as follows:
BEEF CUTS Ribs. No. 1. ISC! NO. Z.
16c; No. 3, 12c. Loins, No. 1. lVic; No. K
16 wo; No. 5, Uftc. Chucks, r.o. 1, lie;
No. 2, VtCl No. 2, 8Hc. Rounds, No. 1,
14o; No. 2. 12Hct No. 3. llMc Plates, No.
NO. . 7c: NO. a, 154C.
Tho following prices are fumlshod by
the Gllllnsky Fruit company:
PnTTlThU-Annln Nn. 1 Jonathan SO-
pies, per bbl., 34.50; drop Jonathan apples.
btL, W..6; NO. 1 Biayman winesaps, per
LbL. 4.00; No. 1 Ben Davis, per bbl.. 83.60;
extra fancy California bellffowers, 4 tier,
per box, 82.00; extra fancy Washington
Grimes, Goldens, per box. 83.36; extra
tancy iaano Tiortnern spy, ureenings, or
Kings, per box, SJ.00; extra fancy Idaho
Rambos, per box, 38.26. Peaches, Pears
and Prunes Ex)ra fancy Elberta tree
stone peaches, per box. 76c; extra tancy
Elberta freestone peaches, 36 crate lots,
per crate, 70c; large blue prunes, per
crate. 81.14 : S crate lots, per crate, 31.10;
iaano uartieu pears, per dox, ss.o: Cali
fornia extra fancy Beurre CJalr'geau,
pears, per box, 8C.60; California extra
fancy winter Nellla pears, per box..8Z.U:
Colorado extra iancy Kleter pears, per
dox, zz.26; wew roric iisier pears, per
8-bushel barrel, 34.00: Michigan iciefer
pears) per bushel basket, 31.Z. Valencia
Oranges Extra tlno Valenclas, 12S, .288
sizes, per box, 38.00; Sunklst Valenclas,
159, 8.50; 176, 200, 218, 200 sizes, per box,
37.00; Lemons Extra fancy Sunklst, SOOs
and 360s, per box, 9.X; extra choice red
ball lemons, SOOs and 360s, per box, 88.60.
Cantaloupes Colorado Burwell Oems, per
crate, 31.00. Grapes Extra fancy Gold
Medal Tokay grapes, per crat. 31.78; ex
tra fancy Malaga grapes, per crate. 31.40;
New Tork grapes, per basket, 30o; 60
basket lots, per basket, 29o: Michigan
grapes, per basket. 28o; 60 basket lots,
per basket, 27c; home-grown grapes, per
basket. 22c; 60 basket lots, per basket,
21c; Imported Malaga grapes, extra fancy,
87.00; fancy, 80.60. Grapefruit Extra fancy
Florida, 5, s&.v; m, of sixes. a.w. cran
berriesPer barrel, 37.60; per box. 12.75.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, genuine Red
River early Ohio potatoes, per bushel.
90c; Maple River Burbanks, per bushel,
90c; Virginia sweet potatoes, per bbl.
32.75. Cabbage Holland seed, per lb., 2c.
Onions California, large yellow, per Ib
2V4c: Wisconsin, large red globe, oer lb..
I Vic; Spanish, per crate, IL60: white boil
ing, per id., jc. iomaio California.
Ser t-basket crate. 81.75; 6 crate lots, $1.66;
ome-grown. per basket. 31.00.
MluuiiiANtsuuw-caurornla figs, 13
ii-oi. pKga., axi caiiiornia rigs, W) s-ox.
pkgs., 88.00: California black figs, 13 A
ox. pkgs.. 81.00: 7-crown lmDorted flrts.
Per lb., i8o; 8-crown Imported figs, per
iu ,-cruwn punea tigs tooxes weign-
ing a&oui ids.;, voa; t-crown pulled figs
(boxes weighing about 5 lbs.), 75o; 7
crown pulled figs (boxes weighing 10 os.,
per dozen. 11.25; Dromedary brand dates,
pkg., $LC0; Anchor Brand dates, pkg
83.26: parsnips, per lb., 2c; carrots, per
lb., za; Deats, per lb., 2c; rutabagas, par
lb,, IVio; California Jumbo celery, per
dozen. 75c: Michigan celery. Der rtm.n
36o; cider, per keg, 83.28: cider, per half
tbl, 85.75; onions, per dozen, 60c: pars
ley, per dozen, we; radish, per dozen,
20c; head lettuce, per dozen, 31.00: home
grown leaf lettuce, per dozen, 40c; green
peppers, per basket. 31.00; "wax or green
beans, per basket, 8L00; hot house cucum-
100 to 13Vic: Venetian garlic, per lb., 12Hc!
f. w.u, .wv, iiorseraaisn, 2
dozen bottles In cast, tier case, xton- wal
nut. No. 1 soft shell, psr lb., 20c; medium
incHiis; per id., uvwi pecans, jumbo, per
lb., lie: giant pecans, Louisiana paper
shell, per lb.. 25o; Filberts, p.r lb., lia;
Drake almonds, per lb., 18c; paper shell.
Mcs BrMU. i.er Jb.. ISo; lari e,P washid
per lb., lSc; black walnuts, per lb., 2V4c:
raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb., 7o; Jumbo
peanuts, per lb., 8a; roasted peanuts, per
lb., SHo: shell 'bark hickory nuts Per
,DL.0S.,,; nc,"y nU, per lb., So;
white rice popcorn, per lb 4o; checkers,
per 100-pkg. case, 8160; checkers, par W
pkg. case, 8175.
St. Ionls General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. M-WIIRAT-Wn V
red. S&BSUic; No. 2 bard, 83gOc; Decern
br. S6c: Mav. EPic.
CORN-No. 2. 89fl14c: No. 2 white,' 70c;
December, 7o; May. 7OJr70Vc.
.Air""0t' JT: no. z white,
o: December, 3Kc; May. 424JCHC
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8,000 13.000
Wheat, bu ...,112.000 86.000
Corn, bu..., 4S.0U) 12,000
Oats, bu..' 88,000 76,000
NEW TORK, Oct. 20. DRY GOODS
Cotton goods wree firm, but quiet, today.
Yams were firm. Raw silk was easier
tor the day.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 20. WHKAT N'n.
1 hard. 84Hc; No. 1 northern. 80KSKe:
No. 2 northern. THOHc: No. 2 hard
Montana. SOUSsOTic; No. 3 wheat. 774;
7Hc; December. 81 He; May, $Hc.
FLOUR Unchanged.
BR N Unchanged,
CORN No. 3 yelow, MeHc
ija i a no. a wire. Mtrcxc
RYE No. 2. 6J67c
KLAX-tIXFi4ei.2Vs.
BARLEY-4430SC,
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20.-WirEAT-Spot,
steady; No. l new, Manitoba, 6s 10d; No.
2 old, 7s 2d; No. t old. Manitoba. 7s Id.
Futures firm; December 6a 9d; March,
6s HVld: May, s J0.d.
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed,
6s 7d: future steady; November La Plata,
Is Sd. December LaPlata, 4s llTad.
FLOUR Winter patents. 2Ss td.
HOPS In London. Pacific coast, U l&O
H IU.
HEW YORK STOCK MARKET!
Hopes Rise Last Week Prelude to
Sustained Advance Vain.
PRICES DEPRESSED WITH EASE
Copper Benefitted Temporarily hy
Advance In Metal In I,ondijn
Ferritin Bxrhanir Rntra
Go Up Slightly.
NEW TORK. Oct, SV Hopes that the
rise in stocks lata last week was the pre
lude to ft. sustained upward movement
were extinguished today. For a time after
tho opening prlcea rose slightly. This
waa. largely under the spur of buying- by
London, which took about 10.W0 shares on
balanoe. A few stocks. Including Denver
& Rio Grande. Erie first preferred, Rock
Island preferred and American Can, rose
a point or more. - Rut It was soon appar
ent that no broad demand had developed.
Tho market turned and early advancea
were soon replaced with losses. The lin
Was well under Saturday's close most or
the, day, although a lata rally. reduced
losses and In somo cases cancelled them,
' The discouraging feature, from trie
viewpoint of tho bulls, was tlwi ease' with
which prices were depressed. The rail
road list waa -Heaviest -ana nucii
I . Pivul Lehigh, Reading, Pcnnsyl-
Pennsylvania's ncavinwa w ""-...
with further reporU that the companj
waa planning n. "..h
though there was official InfoaUon
The coppers were benefited temporarily
by an advance In the metal In Ion.
During the recent slump In tho
larc short Interest
apparently was. built up.
believed to Do mo iwn -i -
ftFo6rXi exchange rates advanced
slightly, today oftw rtcn,n.
points xor mo jto :r-, ,l, ,1,.
mand for sterling 1 not far from the
level of hurt August when there was taix
of gold Imports, but Internatlo nM W
era think that no st.ps will
this tlm looking toward the bringms m
of tho metal. . Pirir nres-
Bonds wero irregular, r.- "ftj lM
vanced.H onwi. ,...- nuotatlons
Number
oc sae n
on stocks wero;
... T. CtOlS.
iim 1IH 7tH
Amilzimalil Corpr
Atnerfcsn Airlculturst
Amrlem Bt 8rr.
Am.rlcjui C&D ,.....
Sao
4
n
ton.
tov,
4M
soo
1,000
11U
im
41
71
SOU
Amtrlctn OH pf..
Atnrlc-n Ootlon Oil
Am. Ic Becurill
Amrlen Llnel
Aniricu LownotlT
Amerlcui 8. R. V'4"
Am. Bussr Itttlnlns......
American T T
Amerkin Tobaeeo
AntronU Minim Co....
AUhUon
Atchlaon p!4 ;
Atltnllo Cot LIM......
tu.
97Vk
1,000
to)
11
8
'eiii
. 21
I
'iiii
nk
107 Vi
1MH
Zl
7
rH
3, tM
too
WT4
100 107U
104 H
too lUVt
ltlU
600
1,100
100
MVi
si
too utvi tiiu
1UU
MVS 5 3
nlllmnr & imio. ..... .' -Zl" ...1
r ...k.. nun lun ' "
(iH MM
ii
CWcso O. W..
Clilearo, M. & . P...
Chlttio & N. w...
rilomo Kul Iron....
Con.olWated Qs
rnm troiicti
Ttelawu A lIiMon....
Pfnyrr ft nio orna...
Dcnter ft It. O. tf4....
ltUll BrUI ....
F.rle
Krl lit pM
KrU ftl r4
Ornfril E1etrla
OrfAt Nortlifrn prd....i,
Ort Nnthfrn Ore elf.
Illinois Ctitml ,
InterbctTtavh Met
Inl.T. Mrt. pfd
1.4M 100 l4
TM UMi 1
mu
ITVi
IM II
II
l.ioo 12H
too IV4
U
no
too " m "U
"U
7J
1160
4.700
(00
UU
12
1U
tin
1V
r$U
1U
14
151
n 1
11
U0 10MI
LfM 1IH
3.000 H
UiU UiH
It
ItH
104U
1IU.
IIK
1M
H
IT
102U
ltU
34
lotetnttlcmftl 1UrTtr.. ......
Intr-Mrln rfd
InternUlonil Ppr ..
Intfmttlontl Pump ..
Kinmi ntr 8nUitra
Thlih VU7 ........... 7MVW iV
I.iulHTllle Nisavine
u it T . R. M. 1
ina
t
UU
JT
in
71
1AU
Mlnurl. K. ft T........ M tO
Mlitourl Turin 1.600
U
Nltlotwl nlMtiVt
i'
Nallnnul
T01
100
4.700
44
It
41
li
tt. It. R. of M. lit ptd..
Mw Tor Central
Korfolk A nWan'i!!!... 40 101U IM
Tfnrth AmTlcan .........
Northrn l4iltc ........
Pacific Mall
TnnlTnla
Peoria's Ota ...
P r. P. ft Pt. L
TitaSiri Coal
Prv.ariJ Bl'! Car
Pullman Palc Car.....
rtnuWlfl T. ft R
fvt.nS'ln I. ft R. pfd.,,.
Vnr T1an4 Oi
VocV IataJid rV). rfd
W U A P. T td pld,..
fVahnaM Air Uiw. ......
IV.ho'M A T nfd
Flfn'-Phftfl'ld 8. ft I.,.
aAiitrirn "nHne
Hoothrn Tlallwar ,
"n. Plw rfd
TennMr rnp
1,100 10IK 1WH
100 UU HU
1IU
100 1I0U 10IU 100H
m lH 114 IVX'H
ss
too :ou sou
o
11414
Ut
TIU
UU
UU
TU
UU
4U
II
TKU
M
14
U'U
'"H
IT
'M
nn
10BM
HU
2T
IU
I4H
t
W
IH
IT.foo 1W4 1M'
mi) im iih
inn
4 1")
1,700
7t-. 71
ih it
UK 11
00
coo
'.'too
(00
ITU
4U
au
iu
1,400 Tl S7U
TT t"uic
1'nlnn Iflfio
tfnlon rarlfle rifd....
t'nlid aa4 w.r.
JJ.IIM
300
!H
HU
'riti
M
EIU
lTi
II
'its'
UU
1
UU
.
irllnl (O.l.i Puhhar.,..
1'nll.d PatM Rleal...
if tt Bi nti
t'tall Pnxoar
v. .rSnjllna CTiemtcal
700
(.100
w.M.n
T'arih rfd .......
Trr..rn VarrUnd .....
"'-mi tlnlon , , ,.,
w,!.,... VI. In ., 400 l(S 4U
VPllnr tVa 1?t,,. ,,
Total aal tor the ar. tTtlM aharaa.
New York Sloney Market.
NEW YORK. Octt 2a-MONI3T-On
call, steady, Ji03V4 per cent; ruling rate,
SH per cent; closing bid, 2 Wf 3Vi per cent
xiMt. LUAisu uteaay; WMiay, 4M per
cent; W-day, 66 per centl (-month,
tft per ceni.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER
Steady, EVtCC per cent
BTBRLJNO EXCHANOE Steady, i.tl
fir sixty days; I4.KSJ for demand.
COMMERCIAL BILL8-lt805i.
SILVER Bar, Vic; Mexican dollars.
47c.
BONDS Government, firm; railroad.
Irregular,
Ciuaiiig quotations on bonas today were
as follows:
U. B. ref. la. rtg... . C. Bo, r. la.... HH
da coupon . . ... UI- s. dab. 4s 1M1,. sou
C. 8. Sa I as H'lh N; MU
do oossoa ....... .Uf A If. K. ft T. lat 4r.. IJH
V. B. 4S. Ml lOJk Mde (as. 4Us. SU
do coupon WISl"Mo. 1-aclflo 4,.
Panama la coupon,, n eonr. Si., ...... 7iu
A., 1st M etla.. 10 N. R n. of M. 4He l
A. T. ft T- ,! to dab. 4a kou
Armour Co. 4Ua. M cr. IHa 79
Atchlaon Jn. Is.... U ft w. lat e, 4a, M
o cr. 4a 1M0.. -- " do or. 4a....i6j
do CT. is... .WHNfc Paclfla 4a.. !! S
aa. CL I l "IT.. s SI
Bai. m wm - 't u nl- rs.
o IVia :a'n, or, m, U rT'
Brook. Tr. CT- s ,SJt com. 4a 'tUo
o coot. 4Ws...... l a. W,
e. 4a nit
C.'n. ft Q. 1. JJea Pa eoi. 4s.J;.,m2
00 sa-. "" .11 . ' ISli.
r t. a p a 4US..101 An . . .'".
c 4 r aV4H'- J? VttJ9a "'",:::: r
sov;
40 c -fi'tX'"'
4a.
Dlattllara' ta
Brta p. I.
41 i. 4a.. ...
la or. 4a. nar. B.
Iir, Can. lat r. 4a..
Inter- Uat. 4Ua....
Jntar. M. U, 4Ua--Japan
4Ua
Bid. 0r4.
. rl i .100
4uw;h 2r t ;"
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Oct SO. American securities
opened steady today. Tho list moved
Irreguarly during the first hour. a
noon prices ranged from above to hi
below parity.
Omaaia, isonar Tittcaaaoian Faelfle,, . ,M1U
to acoount Tl 11.14 Ifaloa relle......,.ll4U
Aral Cbppar ...Tl "
SILVER Bar. steady at 28 6-lCd per o.
MONBY-3Vi6SK per cent.
Discount rates: Short bills, 454 per cent;
three montha' bills, 416-16 per cent.
Boston Bine-; ata.rket.
BOSTON, Oct. 20. Closing quotations
on stocks:
Allonaa BVilohawk tM
Amsl. ooppar ... TtKNttaJa Cbo. ....... UU
A. Z. U k B 1SU K'lulnilnr UIom
IH
US
IH
n
n
IT
41
IU
7H
Arliona Com IUkt.hk nu.
. hi-. . m. t North Lis
Ol. ft Arltras
63UoM namtatitn
C1. ft Hxla.
OnteaaUt
Cbrrtr lUar C C
00 ohmI ,
. ItUQutntr
illUNhaanon . ,
. UVSararler ft D. M,
I Tanaraek ,
Tt C. I, H. It. ft M.
&an uuus c N.
rraatlln
Oranbf Con
OrB Canan
!: nri cvrr m,vu cm.".","";; u
o rM
ii ta... . .t:-
OH
etnt Market.
,,'EW TORK. Oct. SO. M ETALS Iad,
SlL",?y at. -4.B0: London. tlo
Speller, quiet at ixndon. fiOiOs.
m-niJT1' ,ttnd'i Pt offered at
IvfL J ict?btri November and Aecember
?affc'.r'liMi1il,T!! p'trolytlo, IRRTV,;
w5.t,.,l-SIMO,J00i c.'ng. J16.7S. Tln
weak; spot and October, lo.(OtH0.W: No-
mI5v'r-!iit? J??mbr' W40.40. AntU
njony. dull: Cookson'n. n.60. Iron, quiet:
No. 1 northern. tltcOtTiiso: No. I north'
ern, No. 1 southern. ll5t
W . fputhern soft, tl&.taffl.oo,
if.v1, .!'!fd M 'Ollowss Tin,
?dyr5i..,t?0t'i ,P! futures. MB Is
lr2" cT'',n Wftrrants. Sis lOVtd.
st?jv?l?&u 0ct . -RTAI-Lead.
steady at HaH: spelter, dull at MS.
Oils and Rosin.
-A-. rT ?!. prlmo. "ummer ye ow, .Mii
March.IC7t?4b,ri- r: "i
.TUJV'RNTiNW-Steady; machine bar-
TtpVl-?A,JiJ1-' ct M-TURrEN.
T...n,7r.! ?HCic; sales, S14 bbls.: re-
"XtltqK "hU,monl" 67 bWl
i S?3i!iirinn! ,alf bu"-! receipts,
lists' kS! h'P"'n. P?8 bbls.; stocks.
tS??!8- Qwotatlons.' A. B. C, D.
4.65; li, UIB; Wa . W. bl
. ...... M m ii ik rrafiBitnt
nliitV .CJJA ...VHRAT-.
R9Un-0' ! w,!'. lW7c: No. 377X0
Yv..i wm,' ac: No. 2
BUTh'ER-CTeamery. o; firsts, t7oi
seconds. 2rto; packing, 21o.
EaOB-Flrats. J7o; seconds. 20a.
POULTRY Hens. lo; roostws, Sc:
ducks. 10o; sprlngjrs. Kc. lv"mw
SmTJW PriCMf futures:
Hio. D'cmber WflSOKe: May,
CORN-DecemW,SWosMa', TOTic.
Kansas City Llv- Slock Blarket.
frtlpi?' v"'?x.l!cd b,st tMrs strong to
liffh!-?o't.cay, 'WV Prime fed
Ii 'SSfi, -''W.SBS droBsed bief steers.
na''nsT?nk "?S-M i-outhern
tfers, ).i.E0tfA.CO cows, tt Ssai.X' hir.
rlir.uUlUI,, M.6WI.W; calves, M.oOjM.Fo.
SlllSRp AND LAMBS-Recelpts, J5.001
S5i. "jarket steady to lOo higher; Iambs,
Manx Cltr Live Sti.ck Market.
.AP.rjvPli.Oct. M. CATTLTC Re.
celpts, ,C0O head; market weaker to lfic
lower; feeding cows and halfers. U.OOJT
.: cannjrs. 8.60(ff4,75: stockers and
. HOOB-Recelpts. S.HO hftad; market o
lower; noavy, 7.Xrfn7,77H: in xed. 7.77UO
flight. 7.8oS7.90;,bulk of snies,
. 8HBBP AND"1 LAMTlfr Rr-Celptn, 5,fV)
head; market steady: fed muttons,
St. Joseph Live ft took Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 20. CACTLE Re
ceipts. I.M0 head: market atsndv!
is.ootsv.co: cows and heifers. ti.0OsM.6O:
calves, C.0O10,00.
ituu-iteoeipts. 8,000 head; market
slow: top. tt.15: bulk. t7.Mvaa i(i
6IIEEP AND LA MBB Receipts, 1J.C00
head; market stronir; lambs, 4S.oo.X.
StoplLln garh.
Tlio followlngaare the receipts of tlve
iwiureay at tne mx principal
. Cattle. Ilogs. Sheen,
J'8?? 8.6 6M0
7,400
26.000
1.700
62,000
16,000
40,000
St. Louis g,60)
Chicago is,000
fit. Joseph. ,,, 2,(0
11,000
5,000
3,080
oomn umaoa ,,,, 10;
).., 61.600, 68,000 128,700
Cotton Market..
NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-COTTON-Bpot.
t.yi8are,.ddKlinbK.leU.P,,lnd, KS! KU,f'
OtlWU plnU. Very at a net "ln
ii0?! fuluCB Cl."d tS'? October,
lt.OOo; December, 12.94c: January, 18.69o:
Ma;chl!t73o: May. lilic; Julv.ls.e6o.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. .-COTTON-8pot,
wod business done: prices tlrm mld
5 ng 8-1.01 K00(i nWlln, 7.80o: mid.
dung, 7.6c:- low middling, 7.46oi good or
dhiaiy, 6.80CI .ordinary, 6.40c; sales, 8,090
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK, Oct. SC-COFFSK-Ru-mors
of a cold wave In Braxll and bull
sh crop advices caused a abarp adyance
In the coffse market today. Opening
Krm,an.tynco Prices sold
36 to 9 net hlghrnthenweakeHd under
realising, closing 94 to 26 net higher, Oc
Johor. 10.40a: December. lO.Btci January,
uvSl T;,,Vm,.!..May. "-Mc; July
No. 7, llUo; Santos No. 4. l4o; mild,
steady; Cordova. Il7W,c, nomrnal?
Oanha Har Market. '
OMAHA, Oct. .-Pralrlo hay:
!P..c2l0,cJl t'pi'ind. tw.oeii,6o: No. i moo
12.00; No. 8. .00.00: No. 1 to choice
midland, ni.stejotoo: No. il tloooaiiso
Na t, M.004W0.00; No. 1 to choicTlow.'
and. te.fcxno.GO; No. 2 ohoJoi IZ.
and. .W.OfKe.oo: No. 3 choice tZ.
iana, m,oo.oo. Straw: None on the mar-
J6.OWst6.oO. Alfalfa! No, 1 to cholcr
14 OOO'U.OO: No. 2. tizaoftu tSt M.cnPAeIt
01ZOO. ' ' 'v' fuw
KrapOrated Apples sad Dried Prailta
ati'uY9.n.Kl 9e' 20 WVAPORATKO
APPLES Quiet: fnnev. 99;. u ,!
tc: Prime. 7UW1ie. '
DitiED FRUITS Prunes, firm; Call
fornlas. 4fi12a: Ores-ona. tumii. ' r.
rots, quiet: choice, lie: extra cholo. un.
fancy. HVWJlto. Ph.Ii, r,.,i...
6J4CVc: extra choice. 6437c: fancy. TW
74o. Raisins, steady: loose MuseatelsTs
a"w, cnoice ip fancy seeded, 6i&r;er
seedless, 4K?tto; London layers, ft.gj
Wool Market.
RT. LOUIS. Oct. M w-K"T.r..i
western and southern allihtlv km i4
Oltoj fine burrj. 9Uo; heavy fine, I2fj
ItHo.
I .
JSiajIn Batter Market.
ELGIN, IU., Oct. 20,-BUTTER-Flrra at
SIOUX CITY NEWSPAPER
MAN DEAD IN BUFFALO
BIOUX CITT. Ia Oct, U.-Ouy E. Crow,
a former Sioux City newspaper man and
son of State Senator E. O. Crow of
Mapleton, la., died In Buffalo, N. Y.,
yesterday of typhold-pneumonla. Mr.
Crow had been employed on the Buffalo
Express. Ills body will be sent to Maple-
ton for interment.
Crown Prince on Carpet.
BERLIN. Oct. Crown Prince Fred-
erlck William arrived In Berlin from
Munich this morning and was summoned
to appear Immediately before the em
peror at Potsdam. The subject of the
two hours' Interview which followed was
the recent demonstrative announcement
ot the crown prince's opposition to his
father's policy regarding the Brunswick
succession.
The Persistent and judicious Use
Newspaper Advertisiug Is the Road
Business Buocess,
OMAHA UVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Very Slow and Ten Centi or
More Lower,
H00S FULLY TEN CENTS LOWER
Shep steady to Strong; nnd
rat
Lambs tienernlly Steady Feeder
Lamb slovr nnd Tendency
a Little Lower.
, SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 10, 1MJ.
RecelDts war: rfi lions. Bheep.
EstlmoJe Mohday..,.. .10,000 S.W0 40,000
Same day last week .. P.66S tXAl 4J.4W
Kama day 2 wka ago... 11.690 3,600 84,T
Same day S wks ago,. .15,073 X.81S 4I.S0S
Satna day 4 wks ago,.. 11,07 1,114 11.(79
Same day last year..,.12.S30 S,H 4,7JO
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and shesp at the Bouth
Omaha like stock market for the yar to
date as compared with last year:
1011 11 Inn n.n
Caattla 7W.04S 7H7.W9 MU
8.01.0 J,4tS,60R J34,tJS
Bheep i,tss,iu a.u.u mxn
The following laMa ,lin. V,. a
prices tor hogs at the South Omaha live
lock marVet for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Date, im. lia.ll911.il10.llM9.1190g.lllM7.
Oct. 10. 7 99i:l
im in IS 6 11
8 tO II 8 n 7 61 6 IS
SR 24 8 41 7 70 5S?6U
6 17 3.1 7 U S 79
IK J7 17 740 &M 09
W 10 141 IH 10!
nCSO 7 40 B W 6 M
74 37 8 6i (42 000
Sf.' 0 11 1 fi 1 K 609
6S 6 ni 8 CJ 7 S7 601
6 71 6 17 8 81 7 39 5 21 0 08
30) S H 7 41 S 22
Oct. 11. gcs4
OcU It.
got. 1J. 8 11 U
"Ot. 14. gwU
Oct. 15. 7 82U
Oct. 16. 72H
octn. 7 soil
Oct. IS
Oct. 1. 7MH
Oct. 1.
pet, aa 7 76H
'Sunday.
ReoelnfM nn.t i..i., . .....
t v, "" "'"vaiuun oi live siock a
n.h ,an B'oe Yards. South Omaha,
ViJur tw'-four hour endlnr at
- - .,vn j,. n ynsiertlav:
UBCUIITS-CARa
Cattle.llogs.Sheep.Hrs.
v... iil. at hl p 1
Mo. Pac. Ry; .. . . 8
v. p. r. r: .:: : no
CAN. W.. .. a
11
S
' SO
2
2
10
2
101
C. A N. W.. west.. 77
C. SL P.. M. A n. '
C., R. & Q., eat .. ..
"2
ju. y wtst.181
IS
II
C, R. I. ft 1'.. en., a
C.. R. I. ft I, wesl i
III. Central Ry
Total receipts ..M u$
IJISPOBITION-HBAD.
Morris & Ca
Swift and Company
Cudahy Pkg. Co. ;..
Armour & Co
cattie.llogs,Sheep.
368
s4
193
2.172
M7
1,904
1.U8
4....
,..
64
S.1C2
773
797'
34
.
IMS
274
600
311
1W
3M
17S
111
464
13
ira
267
117
6
175
0
2.263
toot)
I i co. .....
. v. .u. ....,,,,,,,,,
Sheridan Meat Co
W. II. Vansant Co
Benton, Vansant A L.
mil es eon ...
P. B. Lewis ,
ir..- .
...........
j.uaiuii fx V.O.
J. B. Root ft Co. ....
J II. Bulla
U P. Hun ,
Rosenstock Bros.
McOreary & Kellogg..
Werthnlmer A Degsn..
II. P. Hamilton
Rothschild ,
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co.,
Christie
illlggtna
.......... , a 1.1
.i..,.'.
Jiuuiuan ,.......
Rath , ,.
Meyers
(Krebs
Raker. Jones A Smith
Tanner
ii...,
6-
20
11
It
40
30
7S
17
773
IHarvey T
lo we at tie CO
Other buyers
.....
Totals 7.43R 2,801 26,151
cattl it wu a sere-head market In
tne cattle yards this mernlnr, both buy
ers and sellers bMnr iMa-aUafled. Buyers
were dissatisfied because the' quality of
the beef offered waa- very. poP and' be
cause aavices rrom eastern points ail in
dicated that they bought their cattle last
week higher hare than the same kind of
cattle brought at other points, which'
meant tnat tney must miy them lower
today to be anywhere nar In tine with
prices prevailing elsewhere. Sellers were
not disposed to males concessions without
a struggle, and the market In consequence
opened vory siow ana ouu ana, tns tore
noon' was well advanced before enough
cattle had changed hands to really make
a market.
Market continued Slow mrougnout tne
nay with prices on an kinas ot Kiuers
10c, and In some cases lOfeito lower than
last week's close. Some of the best light
stockers were not much lower, but aside
rrom tnat doim stocicers ana leeasrs were
slow and generally lOo lower than last
week's close.
Ountntlonn on oattle! Ooed t6 choice
btet steers, M.&00.10) fair ti good beef
steers, JR.ooflctO; common to fair besf
Meers. K.iwoiw; iair to cnoice yearnngs,
i.wiuv.aoj muou iu uiioiws rriHr urriw,
.2Bik.l5: fair to rood rsnae beeves. 17.00
7.2C: common to fair range breves. M.C1
4J1,00; good to choice helfsrs. f6.o07.S0;
good to cholue cows, I12HI6..V; fair to
good grades, M.2I4H.3S; common to fair
grades,, H.24re.it! good to cnoioe stockf rs
and feeders, n.OOsJd-OO: fair to good stock-
vra ana reeaers. K.wsri.w: common lo
fair Blockers and feeders. M.0OSM.N): stock
cows ana neirers, tit.vmi.wi veai caivrs
l.wvvJ9v; ouiis, siags, ais., .fn.9M.
BEEF BTKERH,
N. AT. IT. NO, AV. yr.
41,. ........ .JUS I
1..., tf 4 It I. M IM
.. ,. IH I H !.. SM I 10
........... IN 111 1.. SH I M
1 U IM '
HBIFBR8,
4 IH IM I... 141 I M
1 110 I M t TTJ , 44
I. l M M
BULLB.
t itH ie i mo i n
m "calves.
a v, fit IK 1 11 6 !
BTOCKDRH AND FEEDERS.
T 4M 100 l aw
4..;.. T 6T . 14 TH TOO
S: 149 im i m
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
2 belters... 775 6 40 2 heifers... 686 6 78
lcow 1000 6 25
1 COW w aw
2 cows..... SOS 7 IS
1 feeder.. .100 6 W
6 cows S75 I 05
7 cows 1041 6 35
1 feeder...H0 M
6 feeders. .1103 SO
11 feeder.. 840 6 to
12 feeders.. 611 6 65
S htlfers... 660 S5
23 feeders.. 822 6 IS
10 feeders.. 791 6 75
13 feeders.. 117 7 25
2 stockers, 796 5 60
2 stockers. 076 6 10
44 stockers. MJ 7 00
23 feeders . NO 6 85
24 feeders.. 714 7 16
3 heifers... 713 6 25
1 cow 110 4 60
13 cows 1061 5 35
3 cows 60S 6 85
1 feeder.,. 880 6 00
2 feeders.. 863 6 80
26 feeders.. S10 6 80
I feeders., 752 6 76
8 calves... 840 7 40
23 feeder.. 823 I 85
readers. .1045 M
15 stockers. 772 6 60
80 stockers. t&O 7 10
3 stockers. 88 I 80
19 feeder., 117 6 70
WYOMING.
11 steers.. ..1090 6 6 Scows 1123 6 20
20 cows. ...,1028 6 20
23 feeders., 961 7 40
44 feeders.. 960 7 40
C feeders.. 874 M
I bulls 1140 6 40
37 feeders. .100t 7 25
4 steers.. ,.10 7 CO
20 feeders.. S63 7 00
SOUTH DAKOTA.
1 steer 610 4 25 1 bull 1170 5 60
1 bull M0 8 75 1 cow 880 6 25
20 feeders.. ON 6 66 6 feeders,. 495' 6 CO
21 helfers...llt6 7 00
COLORADO.
41 cows 833 4 ft) 60 heifers... 215 6 20
22 heifers... 819 6 26 6 heifers... 174 6 00
heifers... 833 6 60 4 feeders. .UTS 6 tO
11 feeders.. loss 6 00
HOOB Receipts were llsht this morn,
Ing, about 44 cars, or 3,000 head, being
receivea. inis is a mue neavier man
last weeK. nut is about ew bead light
than for the same day last year.
Trade opened out in very poor shape
this morning. A few scatterlnr loads
were picked up by shippers at prions
that were nearly steady, but packers laid
out until nearly 10 o'clock before they
did anything, and when they finally
started their bids were fully a dime lower
than Saturday's average market. Sellers
.riianrf tn trada at these flrures. and th
market remained at a complete standstill
until well along towara miaaay.
Hrilara finally came to the conclusion
that there was no use In holding off any
longer and began to cut loose at a decline
ot fully 10 cents, most ot the sales being
made around t7.7ttJ7.80. Tha extreme
cloax was the weakest Point of tha day,
and somo sales made at this time were
quoted as being 10015c off. Taking the
market all the way through, values show
a decline ot a big dime. Ths best price
tin Id was 17 SA There was a fairly good
demand for tflgs, and the several bunches
that showed up landeu at fully steady
No.
At. Hh. Ir.
No.
:..
10..
M. .
71..
T4..
44..
tt..
At. Rh. Pr
...tO 110 T 71
...til .. Til
...til mi I 77'4
...EM 110 T Til.
...TO 40 7 TT,,
...RT 140. 7 to
...US 110 7 M
...W ... 7 10
10..
. ... 7
Ill 40 T 40
. . .IM 210 7 44
.. .m IN IU
,...1M ... T 19
...tit 100 lift
so....
....
4....
0....
71....
.til M0 T70
.m io t To
II...
11....
I....
10...
60....
II. ..
W....
41.. .
..ill
..ni
.124
10 T Tl
ISO T TS
fO 7 76
140 T Tl
.171 . . 7 l
.m 40 7 so
.161 140 7 M
.171 HO T 10
.tlT ... IM
.144 4 0 T 10
.174 110 T M
.til. .. T IS
.Mi 140 Til
M T IS
It....
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t....
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.141 40
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. 114 M
. HI ...
.177 Iflrt
.176 IN
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lit
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7 TS
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ra T o
so TS0
it. ..
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. 64 ... 4 (4 17 1J4 . M
. 7 ... on ii. ......m ... to
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.in ... in u w ... t;
.7 ... IM
IM...
13...
....
8HKRP There was little or no change
In fat lambs., as the bulk of a liberal
upply chanced hands In prautlcaliy tne
same notches as at the close ot last week.
If thero" waa any dlfterenco It wis ror
the better, for trade on tha whole wan
reasonably active at the prevailing prices.
A range ot tA.fi3Q6.90 would Include most
oi me saies, me lauer ugure ucinn top
and Identical with tho highest price paid
at last week's close.
Another moderate supply of ewes and
wethors sold at pteady to strong figures
and the Inquiry waa keen, most buyers
being anxious for mutton the same as for
the last week or so. Ewes predominated
and wero picked up largely around 14.10
V4.40. A little bunch ot wethers went to
tho scales etrly at W.W. Thero were not
enough yenrllngs to make a market.
It wns another slow trade In most nil
kinds of feeder offerings. It being rather
late In the forenoon before any movement
of consequence took place. Tho lata ar-
nvu or somo or mo- feeder snipments ana
the considerable sorting that was nodes
sary helped to make things slow, hat
toward noon traders started In to get
what they required and prices were any
where from steady to 10lo lower.
Today's total recelnts were eatlmnUtt
t oine lt cars, or 40,000 head against
nwu neau a ween ago, J4,K head two
weeks ago and 45,000 head It year ago.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Imbs,
good to eholce. I6.7W7.00: lambs', fair to
good, J.60(3.76: lambs, culls, 16.0O5.7b;
lamb, feeders, tS.25(iI0.40: yearlings. Tight,
tO.2Mj4.6jj yearlings, heavy; tf.t30C.23:
yearlings, fenders, H.fOtf$.tO; wethers,
good to choice, tt.3594.70; wethers, fair
to rood. I4.!ST4.! wothora. fn-Hara. .11.00
CJ4.40; ewes, good to chofo. t4,08jtt,40;
owes, tair to good, w.TWH.w: ewes, teen
ers. 13. HITS. 40: cull ahean. X3.fieflT3.00.
12S Wyoming ewe 108 4 00
194 Wyoming feeder ewes 92 3 15
169 Wyoming feeder ewea,..i,i. M
162 Wyoming feeder ewes 93
162 Wyoming feeder ewes;...... tl
315
3 15
915
440
Wyoming feeder. ewee,.,. w
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARriKT
Cattle Steady to Ten Cent 'rifsfcer .
Hoes Weak!.
CitrcAno. Opt. Mi nATTr.ia nminia.
18,00 head: market steady to 10a higher:
neevos, le.H&qi.oo; Texas steers, ?a,7&87.9Q:
western steers, t6.00tl8.20i stoeknra ntiil
feeders, t5.10Hfi.C5; cows and heifers, 13.60
ajv.ou: caives, h.wuho.w.
HOOS Receipts, 41,000 hend: market
wealc to lOo lower; bulk: of rales. T7.S04
8.90! light 17 GOflS.SO: mixed.. tIMm.K:
henvv, 17.6608.35 rough.. 7.g7.T8;, pigs.
24. "61.50. . 1
SHEEP AND LAUBg-RecelptS. ST.0W
lieAd; market ftim; native. M.OOfKuJfi.;
western. t4.150tt.lO: yearlings, t6.10tti4.ee;
native lambs, 15.8o97.25; western lambs,
56.tetf7.30.
St. I.onla Mre Bt.-ik'-WirUet.
ST. IA1UIS. Ort. 20.-OATTLB-CR6teDts.
8.500 hrod; market 15o higher; good to
choice steers, 17. 3608.00; stockors and
foeders, 15.21rt.f0; cows and heifer. 8H.75
BB.C0; bulls, 85.73.75: calvcS. t6.004JM.2f.;
southern steers, t6.0007.75; cows. nnd belt-
. 1 ne d KA '
HOUS-Hecflpts, 9.000 head! market
Bteady; pigs and lights, MOS'.QC; mixed
nnd butchers, 88, 1081.45; good heavy. 38.20
r!.45. 4
HHHHf ANU jyAMU-JKCCrips 1,700
head; market, steady: lambs, J5o httrher;
mutton. p.7K(M.69; yearlings, t600,00;
lambs. 16,6007.00.
RAILWAY TIMK CAHD.
UNION STATION Tenth At Hum.
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tinlon Paclflo -
... ... Dtpert. Arrl.V
Otarlan Ualta.,,..,,,,t 1.0 am a l:4Sinek
CalllarsU Mall ......... .....a 4iH pta ilMia
Atlantis Eipraas . a III an
Lot Anialas LIultH tlt: am a I, 'Warn
hanvif Snaelal a liM am a .
Colorado UPrclal all-.oi aa a 7ioVan
Ml.... Kmraaa ....... 4'1A mmm . ,m
San Kranelaco Llmltad a iM am ...........
I'acino Lltultaa allil am a7ipm
Otsoa.Waablnstoa LLmlta4..a 1:46 aat atlMsea
Moilh natta Local .a l:i aaa alitavst
uraaa ..i.uu -r ai;as4ua
atromabarc Local .......... nuitt bi b 1 iM KK
Caleaito, Hoojc Inland rautfler -!
AST.
Rockr Mountain IJinlU4,,..a f:H aa alltsf Brn
Uhlcai Local fasa ,.MM tm blSiMMa
tlaa(a Dar Kipraai. ...... .a l:M an a 4:4 pat
Dm Mm Local r !..., i jfl Ha all ill pm
CHW-Nv U"?w.-n .r a t;m,ua
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Mlaxinrl 1'aellle ' it
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Wabaab
Oanluust. Iula Es..w...a l:M pes a l:W aaa
Mall aa Kapraaa ...........a T:H ana alliktpas
ruuta Umlta4 a 1 100 am
(3ilcas Kspraaa .....a 4 ass a ts pa
Cbleago A Nortbva eniersv
MORTUBOUNBu
rla Cltr fapmaa ..; Ill aa slid p.
DaksU rsaaauaar ..a Ti aa a DM aa
Smui OH' t"" ........... .a pto a .ua.'ua
Mlasaspolts Eipraas ....... .A 1:46 pa nllsJ am
ava k" 't rm fciO!oa
X-laCUT Ult.v..iial;.p s VM-
BasTCT IpacUl .'2:xe
Caxrail ....
Hawker .Bxprass
Ckiaaaa
caloato kipacul ...............a i0 pa a m.m
Ofarlanl UU ....... .....a l:w sm ,t,
g;wa.Waaklssjea lalta4V.e la , Bm ,,, J"
M, AaHaa Um"w1a,jrfD'iU -UlWaa
rSron Local aiMan
Ltaenln-pnlla ................. : aaa a id pa
Maaimsa-Suparlor ....... .....k 1:U pa B tM
Da4wao4-ial opnana ...... .a aisa pa aliNpa
Twls tr - aa aitia pa
cajpar-Liaaar ...........a I :U pa all; w-
AlWo--0kale kA:pni e l:w pa
Cfclisago-Great Western-
t-wlA cut Umttad a I as pa a l:J aa
ii. Cttir KXHnna ,..,.......a 744 aa ala:M
Uilctt Kxpiaaa sliMpa a.i,5,
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fuut - ii.u,a
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l:M pa
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WEBSTER 8TBBKT STATIOW
te-tU Webster.
yta-OB'l 2'Mttte--yalU
Cr, P-H J ; Pa MoUTla
Cbtcago, St. P-l Minneapolis
Uiaaka-
Dapart. Atrt'a
gloui CUT Kip"" ..-.blrUpa kll.Uaa
TU Cltr 1-aaaaniar M:aa OSpa
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e .rann VMODl.
tM PaUf sxcapt tuaaar.
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