Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: OCTOBER 26, 1913.
ItEAZi ESTATE.
FARM A nATfCII LASnj FOR BALK
Kebraaka-
FOR SALE.
1(0 acres of table land In Keith county,
mile north of Bruet. Neb., between the
two Platte rivers. FVir further Informa
tion write, or cl on William Arnd, 130
wain street, t:ounrn muffs. ia.
punuc AUCTION.
of ISO-acre farm. IV miles southwest of
urama, wen.; one or me Best rarms in
Farpy county, at auction on Saturday,
-.ovemrer i, jru. at x o'ciock n. tn.:
nourc, bnrn nad other .outbuildings; Rood
grove ana rcnara. rencM ana cross
fenced. hmt 104 acre seeded to wheat
Buyer can hare poneMlon by buying
wneat. ah can be farmed. Term: 32,000
caan on aay or ssie. baianca March I,
I?I4. If O. Sandr. owner. Gretna, Neb.
llklnhomaw
330 ACRES In Nowata county. Oklaho
ma, i miles northwest of Nowata, All In
ona body, road on south, east and went
side. New 4-room house, new barn. (26x
30), fenced -with new three-barb wire
isnce: 3 good springs affording plenty ot
wir. pienty ot fine snnde. This la a
praine rarm and lays rolling- Just enough
to drain well. 191 acre In cultivation and
u acrea in meadow and posture. Price,
WS.09 per acre. Will make terms to suit
. OgCJ JW7 w. o. w. Bldg.
8.000 ACHES In I arm anil mull tn.li
of Pittsburg county, coat bearlnif, farm
ing, fruit and pasture land, In pros
pective oil and ms belt; $10 an acre. For
fjnicuun write jonn E. cavanagb,
McAlestcr. OkL
IANIJ for rale; corn wheat and al-
w fiw per acre. write us.
"cm xviato up., agar, OKI.
Oregon,
THE "WIT.TJlMrrrTE" VIT Tmr nnir
extreme heat or cold, no drouth or
. 'JT T v a lna , "o demon-
and farm homes in richest valley In,
M'MlNJTVILLE INVESTMENT COM-
T a VTtr
MS Bpaldlng Building. 'Portland. Pro.
40-ACRB apple orchard In Grand Ronde
rosJnly Delicious," w'" Home Beauty'
and "Winter Banana." as fillers; alfalfa
between trees, three crops cutting seven
and half tons to acre this year: half mile
.mm ueimv anu town, macaa&misea roads;
provon fruit district; Fruit a rowers' as-
.wituvri iiiuiuics an crops, .tioo, iu,vw;
half cash, balance terms, Addrens John
Leigh, Owner, COS Tacoma Bide, Tacomo,
Wash.
WILXi exchange valuable tracts unin
cumbered virgin Oregon timber for good
ciear real estate, income preferred.
Would consider good equities In partial
payment where purchaso of Umber Is
oeeurea. auomit description and price. I
will make offer any alia 110,090 to $060,060.
Address 89 Phoenix Bids., Portland
Texas.
5 Cents an Acre Cash
Texas school land for sale by the state.
You can buy good land at $3 per acre;
Jar 6 cents per acre cash and no more
for forty years but 3 per cent interest:
send oenta postage for further Informa
tion. Investor Pub, Co., Dept. 34, Ban
Antonio, Texas.
FRUIT FARM BACIIIPICKD. Finest
In Rio Grande Delta. Snow unknown.
Making money. Fully equipped. Occupy
tomorrow. $20,600. f&OOO down. No ex
thange. Box U A. Donna. Texas.
Washington.
ACREA IRRIGATED LAND In
Tflf. with ample water right,
will raise 7 tons alfalfa hay or To bu.
cer per acre first crop. Two milts from
e4th- Northern Pacific or Milwaukee
reads. Ideal stcck and dairy mnch.
Write owner, T. A. Noble, North
Yakima. Wash.
Wisconsin,
300 ACRES, Msrshfleld, Wis. Personal
Property, Oeed bulldlwas; clay coll; fine
dairy and stock profosukm. Adjoin R.
R. station. , Price, MaXOtt. Any part of
M aores adjoining, V per acre. John P.
nwwi mj v;aweii, Milwaukee."
WAXTKI) JO BU' ok'MKIX K ,K.
J"e farm. 4 nwlee fre TeisTeeir
B. p. Fair improveMents. all under culti
lon. water uppH4 by two swing:
Price 175 per acre. My equity U.769; bal
ance part mortgage, part school land,
Fine city horns, C-room, modern house,
in new neighborhood: living room, dining
room and open stair finished in oak: 3
fem rom. finked In blrchl beautl.
fully decorated.; bath room enameled,
screened In sleeplnr porch and large front
porch. My iiuTty ti.DM; price l,0.
I WANT
Vacant city lots, two or three email
WAces for rental property or one large
7 or fJ-room. good, modern home. Will
araUlyronthet PrPe"y r ",l ,ep
C. T. PALKN.
rrnam St1 Omaha.
station ; IS acres winter wheat. &Q acres
feS. ' oulbulw"
" Finney Ca, unimproved, six
ci4lse smaller hoMlnrs Und in east-
vBNtifkt lQW. Ullnots. AddreM
V. K. Blodgett. Omaha. Neb .
- IVYOU WANT TO HKUL.
'K rCAN UET THB BUYER.
PRICJB8 MUST BE RIGHT.
th Fteer Omaha Nat. Bank.
fw.NV2 cre lr Loup county.
SLSi'hi?.. n cu''vUon. balance
foii ii!?1v5if,Sri 8 ml1" from Tay.
Vhi. 51 J,ra 5rnli will exchange
w r-lLL(irm, Uni or Omaha property!
y. Chawberlaln. Telephone Harney
SALE OB Kx CHANGE R. E.
Owner Wants
Cottage
acre, with 7-room house, cistern, well
barn chicken hou abundance wd i
Hety of fruit trees and vines- hirh
f?aV $ ra" WMt "'Wert'SS; Park
P?r mn?h. W
O'KBEFB RBAI KSTATE CO..
Wis Omaha National Bank. Douglas I71S.
Bvenlngs, 11. 8 or If. .
WANTED To trade good lata model 6
pass, touring car In on 6 or 6-room mod
err cottage with some groundsi will pay
tilffwtnee in cash. Address N 164, Bee.
Mr seven-passenger touring car. Is In
"f nt oondltlon. Cost U.'h when new.
Will sell for cash or trade on Omaha
"fi etate or Nebraska farm property.
Address M 1ST, Bee. '
FARMS yOU RENT.
Z ACREAGE FOR RENT.
Five acres, t-roora house, near Flor
ence, Hi per month, S-year lease,
OEOROE ft COMPANY".
Phone D. TK. aty Nafl VM. Bldg.
RAL R0TATT. LOAM
IXjAN of. 1.4W iu up deairsd on im
proved real e4Uta. Large suae a spe
cialty. W. H. THOMAU,
anau stanlt mOf.
lAJf5S5i-. Nebraska farms.
OKKEFE REAL. K STATIC CO..
M OMAHA NATIONAL. Do lis I as tlTS.
CJTT LOANfi. Bemle-Carlberg Co,
star buiidl
nEAIi ESTATE LOANS.
MONET on hand at lowtt ratal for
loan on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
property in any amounts.
H. W. BINDHR,
KM City National Bank Bldg,
. IAltQE loans our specialty. BUill Bros.
IIAnniBON A MORTON, 916 Pro. Nat.
iw 10 iu,wj maae promptly f. l
GARVIN BROS. jSL
iu, nnu muK-i itn ana araam.
WlVTKnP(l Ia... .... ..
W. Farnam Smith & Co.. IMP Farnam EU
W A NT ED CI ty loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTED tO BUT.
naehman will trat you right; best
prices for fum.. clothes ft shoes. W. 514U.
U. 8HAFTON buys men's Cloth. W. MTU.
wnitr.n lit,- n I- ....... .
party who has a S or -roonf bouse for
sale, to be moved on a vacant lot Ad
dress. K 121. Omaha Bee.
CASH rrlatr nnA tnHittm -i - ....-.
tabi: iii 14 h Rt
AGENTS cmw brkaiilD
WANTED TO KCTT.
apartment; will consider rooms and bath,
flunTi m, ijj, care uer.
BOARD and room wanted in private
fsmllv tiv man ntirl hlM mjt -- -
of child, V. B, Tendleton, Gen'l Del., city.
1
IU5AL ESTATE WANTED.
HIVE Nl,lnn,n tnr K A - 7. I.. '
Osborne R. E. Co, Doug' 1171 Omaha Na
tlonal Bank Bldg.
ABOUT 135.000 to Invest In nnt. hrn-
business renting property or 1st mort
gags full particulars In first letter. Ad
dress A 134, care Bee.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST.
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful attention-
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
MARTIN BBOS. 4 CO.. Exchange Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICES.
BONDS FOR SALE.
celve bids on or before November 1st. at
District Sewer Bonds of said City, the
amount of bonds to be Issued to be not
less than 112,000 and not more than SIS 000
bonds to be In denominations of iioo'
......n ...... i.m . h i 11 vi cent
per annum, interest payable snnually
tald bonds to mature tn five years from
date, but with optional payment of any
bond Within four months from date or at
iny Interest payday- thereafter, with in.
Rids will be received for the whole of
mu issuo or anx pan inereor. Uldders
nre required to deposit a certified cluck
to the nmpunt of 5 per cent of the amount
vm as vviuaiiva ui iwu laiin.
.... a. w, mvjsrryjER,
Attest: Mayor.
- B- HANSEN,
(SEAL) city Clerk.
oadxt
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BOSTON, Oct.
on stocks:
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I GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Situation in Wheat it Disappointing
One to Holders.
ARE NOT SELLING MUCH CORN
Even in Fnce of Few Offerings Longs
Are Not Able to Mold Up Prices,
Which Break Before Close
of the Day.
i
OMAHA, Oct X, Ull
There was a reversal ot conditions In
the grain markets on the Board of Trade
yetterday, when the strentgli and activity
displayed early In the day Is compared
with the declining tendency late. The
market underwent a bullish movement
during the forenoon and It looked as it
Prices were to be carried very much
higher, as the buying power was un
questionably liberal. Every Interest In
the trade seemed to be anxious to take on
trn.ll wt.ll- .... ni . i in. i i. ..
longs. The market, however, showwl an
oversold condition a half hour before the
u i,a resulted in a rusn or sell
ing orders and a comequent price break.
I h, 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 n ,. I. h . . .....,... .
a disappointing One to the holders, who
, Innl .i . . , .
viiiicu iu engineer an upturn on
y hlch to get rid of some of that grain.
It WM an A lh.a. ..I1l r .
-. ...v.u n.iii BVII1HH UlUCri 111
Chicago from some of the outside mar-
of either undoing a spread, or In the way
or a n -n tr T v. . -.,1.1.1.
- -""Ci nriui.il im un
der pressure In western Canada, and the
i """" Bnipmenta aro ootn weaK
enirig factors. As a partial offset to this
Lth .Mpe:U,lon ot a decrease In the
amount nn . n m--..-.. - . . .
------ vvpau inuioin iur mo ween.
.m.ii-rn.vrecJpu twr "W.000 bushels
i..r ...-I l?r corresponaing week
w ivimciii vtictb, or XllO
:; u'erea at tne ,tw-
mlnals, Cash wheat waj unchanged,
h. ahrr."L""'.V,. r.fl 'lr l
hi- iX Ti Vi" . ,on were un
ffi.. holi uht pr,ces -'rong and net
w-n&eSToVo' lo C"h n
WS. CMh nch.red
Clearances: Wheat and flour 20) on
jvfSS,.'0?0 p-vtota7M.w.)Ubu. ,W
wyerpool close: Wheat anohaneed to
Kd lower: corn, d higher. K t0
Sf 1 Mon.t., VA i.u- recelpli
bu. laVfear -nlPmenta of l,700,ow
Primary corn receipts were 445,000 bu,
-4hiPmv.en,a s3-neo En., ag alnat receipts
Ustar ' " "hlpn,nt 43B-0W
Primary oats receipts were 691.000 bu.
'Pd JilRm?ntJ 639'00 W. against receipts
of J.ara.Ooo bu. and shipments of tai.ooo bu.
last year.
CARIT RK5CBIITS.
Chloago it 100 87
Minneapolis 333 ... ...
guluth 211
Omaha st M 17
Kansas city , W M n
Bt. Louis 49 23 24
Wnntpec' 1,117
The following ctuih salea were reported
today; eat-No. i hard winter, 1 car,
7a No. S hard winter, 1 car, 7oj 1 car.
78V.O. No. 3 spring, 1 car, 7Ba No, 3
spring, 1 car, 7SHc: 1 car. T7Hc. No, 3
durum. 1 car, 77o; No. 4 dur
um. 1 car, T&Hc Corn No. 3 white, 1,
car, CMAo; 4 cars, C8Hc No, white, 1
car, 68S4o. No. 3 yellow, 8 cars, COc. No.
8 yellow, cars, 89o; 1 car (new), 67Hc:
1 car (new), eeHc No. 4 yellow, 1 car, 68c.
No, 3 mixed, 3 cars, ewvici 4 cars, OOUe;
1 car, (part new), (Be No. 4 mixed, 1 car,
67tto. Oats-Standard, 1 car, SSo. No. 8
white, I car, 8Sc: 18 cars, 37Ho. No. 4
white, 1 car, 7Hc. Barley No. 4. 1 car,
BBC,
Omaha Cash Prlcoa-W.heat!. No. 3 hard,
JWWrtoHo; No. 3 Hard. 7tMio: No. 4
har. 7trnc: No. 8 spring, ViVJtio;
Np. 4 spjlng, TtHvnc. No. 2 durum. 77V4
78o; No. 3 durum. 76M77c Corn: No. i
white. ';c: No. 3 white. 8Hc: No.
4 white. OWfSSHo: No. sJyellow. oV No.
I yellow, 8Wit3Sa; No. 4 yellow, 61HC
No2., W4C! No. 8, U!4c; No. 4
77He; no grade. G&jJ7o. Oats: Stand,
ard, 3Ci No. 3 white, 374i3c No. 4. rHo.
Ilarleyi Malting, 6f7io: No 1 feed. 674
etc Rye: No. 2. 68V4c; No. 3. tSffCSHc
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CIIICAOO GRAIN AND'l'ROVIBIONS
Featnrs of the Trad Inn- and Clnalag
Prices on BonrA of Trade.
CIIICAOO, Oct. a.-Asiertlons that
much smaller receipts thon last season
would form the rule for the rest of the
present crop year overcome depression
today In wheat. The close was steady, H
off to a shade up. compared with last
n ght Corn finished WCH to HC4 net
higher, oats varying from H decline to a
sixteenth advance and provisions with
R gain of to to 17Kc.
Wheat bulls took the ground that farm
era were tenacious In regard to holding
of the' winter crop, and that with a
spring yield practically a hundred million
bushels less than In 1912, the movement
must hereafter be greatly diminished, and
the accumulation of supplies from this
time forward look a!e,nder Indeed by con
trast. It was pointed out that primary
receipts today did pot amount to holf
those of the corresponding day a year
ago, and that the total for trio week
showed a similar falling off.
RflntlmAnt nemtna V. .. V. -. . . A I Jt ...
V. . .? . ltU UTAH UIU 11UI
manifest itself tn the wheat pit until
r,AM V. . m.-I... ...... a- .
..ii iim uiainci uiu Buiirreu an eany
etbisck. due chiefly to the flattering out
look for the winter crop. Cable quota
tions, however, were relatively firm and
sellers found that all offers were being
r?JJ,lf taken by strong houses. The
chief obstacle to an advanco was the
fact that there was no urgent outsldo
demand.
Adverse "weather ahead brought about
an lintiirn In r . in. . i. . ... .
had given way with wheat and because
of weakness at Liverpool, but Aiort
sellers were afterward punished when bull
leaders had regained courago on account
of the government prediction of rain,
snow and cold. Oats were under consld.
rabU pressure from the bears, but rallied
fair corn, ompping acmana, was
Provisions made a sharp advance, the
result of n rise In the price of hogs. The
most noticeable feature was aggressive
buytny of lard by brokers thought to rep
resent the big packers.
Artlclsl Close. I High. I Low. Closc.1 Yes'r'.'
Wheat
Dec.83TiO4 MH
May.JSS0H 84,
M 8JTi
Til 81
Hi RU
corn III
May.ltin 7OH00St37OeHi
ttfi
6STUJ70
Dc.issutfH;HS',iaTiSQ3, ut
3&S
May.l 44 ICHOi! C!i
Pork
I J
Jan..! I to 1 19 R7HI
1 77HI 1 rrHII 74-TJ
May.
f. 1 8THI WW
La-d I
I I
Jan..) 10 a
I 10 W
10 60-82110 &V47I10 15-1-7
10 78 f 10 $2Hl 10 71H
May.110 71
Ribs I
10SS
i i
Jan..) 10 60
10 87-401 10 SO I 10 U 1 10
May.l 10 67KI 10 78 j 10 65 I 10 70 10
Chtcago Cash Prices No. 3 red, 9lVrt
c; No. 3 red. SSvlo: No. ! hard. S58bc.
fro. a pant. s4Tjoac; no. s nortnern, MVip;
No, 3 northern. SJS3Se: No. 3 spring. Si
&o; no. a spring. aioc; teivet cnatr,
HSSUc: durum. 7&S2Uc. Corn No. 2.
70c; No. 2 while. TOWiyiOHc; No. 3 yellow.
70U670UC; No. 3. 69.ci No. 3 white. 70fr
70Vjc; No, 3 yellow. TUMMvc. Oats. No. 3
wniie, WHnwac. nauiiw, nqiiiic. iiye.
No. 1. 64V.tT07c Barley' BtCc. Seeds t
Timothy, p.T&ffi6.3S. clover. W.ouw,
Provlslonsr Pork, 111.35; Lard, 110. ; ribs,
jio.Jieii.oo.
BUTTKR -Iflxher; rreamerles. 2(fl30Uc
EGG B Higher; receipts. 4.V3 cases: at
mark, cases Included, SHr2o; ordinary
firsts. H4iz47tc: rirsis. .ihc
V OTA TO Hither; recJpt, EOS cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin, CStrTfc; Minne
sota and Ohio, tS0c.
CIIKK8B Lower: daisies. IMMSUe;
twins, 144j,4Hc: Americans, lhtrUUe:
Ic ng horns, ISfRSUc.
New York Clurrl Market.
NEW YORK. Oct, -S.-SUQAR-Raw,
firm; Muco-ado. llf.04o; centrifugal.
S.4S430.WC, molasses, -7JQ.T$c, refined,
quiet
BITTER 8tead'; receipts. t,M tubs;
creamery 3iur-ra. firsts, 2S'o.
seconda. SJH4I270; hold, extras, SOUfillc;
UttttmvSMti aUls .dskry Cn.M arJf3o
good to prime. CTBUVK; process extras,
WirHc. nrats, 3tV9f6c; Imitation cream-
, ti t aiisiv, -va-nv. taciory, -nine inaaa
firsts. !irc: current make, firsts, tlWi
;24c; packing ttock, June make No. 1,
Hc; current make. No, 2. I2fJ.3e.
('HRBaiC-rneettled: tecelpts.t.4 boxes;
etate whole milk colored specials, lt
' ltHe: Whltfi ItUHZHn Mlnrnl
fancy. ivttc. white, lalic: skim-.. tSTilJ,'-;
UGOS-FIrm: recelpU, 6,8 cases;
fresh gathered extra-. 311Kc; extra
flrsu. 72lOr. firsts, 2.qac: seconds.
fic; refrigerator, special marks, fancy,
37c; firsts, aemiWHc; seconds, 240c;
nearhjr hennery, whites, 3S476Se; trnthered
whites, 3243Mc; western gathered whites.
4MU T W
10 l.'LTRY Live. Irregular; chickens,
western, Ufl,16o; fowls, l&e?16ttc; turkeys,
1!c; . "fssed, quiet; fresh killed western
chickens, 1423o; fowls, 13jlHc; turkeys,
springs, rfilfic
OMAHA OEJiKRAL 3I.1RKRT.
. 'jTTKlV-Na 1, 1-lb. cartons, 32c; No.
FISH-Whlte. fresh, 17c; trout, fresh,
He; large erapples, fresh, 18c; Spanish
mackerel lie', nhad roe, per pair, o:
Mlmoo, fresh. 10c; halibut, fresh, lc;
buffalo, 9c, bullheads, lie. channel cat-fIi?:,L6?-iP,,8'
lti Pickerel. 12c
CHEKSK Imported Swiss, 32c; Amer-.r-n
BwIbs, 2c; block Swiss. 24c; twins,
JSc; daisies, UHc; triplets, lSc; young
Americas, 2: blue label Brick, lo; llm
b ?Sr,i I'&f iDc; New York, white, lc
POULTRY-Brollers, 5.oo.00 per dor-:
fff 17c; cocks. I2c: ducks, IStflOc; gee.e.
18c; turkeys, 2Sc; pigeons, per dox. 31.20;
roosters, so, ducks, full feathered, lie;
ll!wf'No 2 B0chCrtd' 10J BiXUib' Na '
.aiVh-oI.eA8 pr'CM f bf effective
today in Omaha nre as follows;
MISCELLANEOUS California figs, 12
12-ox. pkgs.. 8Sc; California figs, to S-oz.
pkgs., 12.00; California black figs, 13 J
or, pkgs., 81.00; 7-crown Imported figs,
per lb., 18c: 3-crown Imported figs, per
lb., 13c; 7-crown pulled figs (boxes weigh
ing about 5 lbs.), 90c; 6-crown pulled figs
(boxes weighing about ft lbs.), 78a; 7
crown pulled figs (boxes weighing 10 ox.,
per doxen, 11.25; Dromedary brand dotes,
pkg $3.00; Anchor Brand dates, pkg
83.25; parsnips, cer lb., 2c; carrots, per
N 2c: beets, per lb., 2c: rutabagas, per
lb., lHc; California Jumbo celery, per
doien. 76c; Michigan celery, per doxen.
K?.1 ci' vtr, w2t: c,Ser- Pr hf
bbl., W.7S; onions, per doxen, 60c; pars
ley, per dozen, 40c; radish per doxen.
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. 81.00; hot house cucum
btrs, per doien, 76o; cauliflower, per lb .
lOo to 12ttc; Venetian garlic, per tb i2V4o!
eggplant, per dozen, $1.60; horseradlsn. 3
dozen bottles In case, per case, $2.00; wal
nuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb.. 20c; medium
pecans, per lb., iJHej pecans. Jumbo, per
lb., lie: giant pecans. Louisiana paper
shell, per lb., 25c; Filberts, per lb., iso;
Drake almonds, per lb., lSo: paper shell
??0!.Sr,l?i',,'vI,'rJb- ,! -ie, washed
per lb., IS: black walnuts, per lb.. 2Hc:
raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb 7c; Jumbo
Peanuts, per lb., 8o; roasted peanuu, per
jb., SHc; shell bark hickory nuts, pir
,bL'..4cL ''re h'ekory nuts, per lb., 8c;
white rice popcorn, per lb., 4o; checkers,
per leo-pkg. ease, $160; checkers, per nil
pkg. case, $1.76. S
BEEP CUTS-Ribs, No. 1, 'lSo; No. 2,
35c: No. 3, 120. Ijolna, No. 1. l.c; No. i,
KWo; No. 8. V4c. Chucka, No. 1. 11c;
No. 2L Hc: No. 8, 8Mc. Rounds, No. 1,
14o; No. 2. Ufic ; No. 3, Uc Plates, No.
1. 8Hc; No. 2. 7c: No. 2, 7V4c
The following prices are furnished by
the ailllnsKy Fruit company:
FRUIT8-ApplesNo. 1 Jonathan ap
ples, per bbl., $4.60: drop Jonathan apples,
bbl.,. $3.76; No. 1 Btayman wlnesaps, per
bbb, $4.00; No. 1 Bon Davis, per bbl., $3.60;
extra, fancy California beilflowers. 4 tier,
per box, $3.00; extra fancy Washington
Grimes Ooldens, per box, $2.26: extrn
fancy Idaho Northern Spy, Greenings, or
Kings, per box, $-.00: extra fancy Idaho
Rambos, per box, $3.25. Peaches, Pear
and Prunes Extra fancy Elberta free
aton.o peaches, per box, 76c: extra fancy
EUterta freestone peaches, 23 crate lota,
per crate, 70c; large blue prunes, per
crate, $1.16; 6 crate Into, per crate, $1.10:
Idaho Barttett pears, per box, $2.75: Call
fornla extra fancy Beurr Clalrgeau
pears, per box, $2.60; California extra
fancy winter Nellla pears, per box, $2.76;
Colorado extra fancy Xieter pears, per
box, $126: New York Klefer pears, per
3-bushel barrel, $1.00: Michigan Klefer
pears, pee bushel basket. $l,X. Valencia
Oranges Extra fine Valencia, . 136. m
alzes, per box, $4.00; Sunklst Valenclas.
160, $8.60; 178, 360, 218, 250 sixes, per bS
$7.09. Lemons-Extra fanoy Sunklst, 800s
and MOs. per box. $9.tw extra choice red
ball lemons, 980s and 360s. per box. $8 60
Cantaloupes Colorado Burwell Gems, per
crate, $1.00. Grapes Extra fancy Gold
Medal Tokay grapes, per crat. $1.76; ex
tra fancy Malaga grapes, per crate. $L40:
New York grapes, per basket, 80c; li
basket lots, per basket, 29o; Mlohfgan
grapes, per basket. 28c: 60 basket lots,
per basket. 27c; home-grown grapes, pr
basket, 22ci 60 basket lota, per basket,
21ci Imported Malaga grapes, extra fancy
$7.00; fancy, $8.60. Grapefruit-rExtra fancy
Florida, . $5.60: 64. 64 sizes. $4.00. Cran
berriesPer barrel, $7,60; per box. 83.75
VEGETABLES Potatoes, genuine Red
River early phlo potatoes, per bushel.
0e; Maple River Burbanka. per bushel
80c: Virginia sweet potatoes; per Bbl
$2.76. Cabbage-IIollar,d aed, per lb.. 2c
Onlons-Callf ornla, large yellow, per lb '.
3V4c; Wisconsin, large red globe, per lb.
3o; Spanish, per crate. 31.60- white boll
ing, per lb.. Sc. Tomatoes California,
per Uasket crate, $1.73; 6 cratelots, tlM:
home-grown, per basket, $1.00. '
St. IiohIs General Market.
BT. TaltTTH rV.4 ttintn . .
red. 64f9ai No. 3 hard. MHtf9.J4c- DoT
OATS-,No. 2, 40o; No. 3 white. 42c : De
comber, 40Tici May. 4J.c. ' ' e
RYB-3ttc.
. . a.t.1 Receipts. Shipments
Klour. 'bbl omi
Vhlftf- till. fit VWT n nu
Corn, bu. ..,,.34.000 10,000
uu , ,4,wu 62,000
Knrlaas City Grain and Provisions.
KAN6AB 431TY, Oct 25. WH EAT No.
3 hard, KC7Vic; No. 3, 81087Uc; No. 2
red. SStJOOc; No. 3, 85VMlc.
COIIN-No. 3 white. 7lVic; No. 3, 7OH0
ilc
OATS-No. 2 white, 40c; No. 3 mixed.
S339Hc.
'Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT December, )c: May. ttic
CORN December, ejo; May, 7ty7:vtc,
BUTTER Cream ry, 39c; firsts, 37o;
seconds. 20c: packing, 21c.
EGGS Firsts, SOc; seconds, 20c
POULTRY Ilvns, 12c; roosters, Sx:,
ducks, 10c; springs, 12c,
Minneapolis Grain tnrkrt.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. '25. WHEAT
No. 1 hard, Hc. No. 1 northern, SZSiZf
MUc; No. 3 northern, 8V47S2Uc; No. 3
wheat, 78iO50Hc; No. !i hard MonUna.
80;081Wc; December, SlSQSlHc; May, son
FLOim Unchanged.
BRAN Unchanged.
BARLEY Unchanged.
CORN N. 3 yellow. e7Vfl48c
OATS No. 3 white, 36WS37C
RYE-No. 2. 6S966C.
FLAX-$1.33itS5H.
I
Llverpoool t.rnln Market.
LlVEnrOIa, Oct. 25. WHEAT-8pot.
steady; T- 1 new Manitoba, ts lOd; No.
3 old Manitoba, 7s 3d; No. 3 new Manitoba,
ta7Hd. Futures. steady; December,
GslOVl; March, CsUHd; May. esllHd.
CORN Spot, ieasy; American mixed,
(sCd. Futures, firm: November La Plata,
41 9d: December A Plato. 4illVd.
Cotton Mnrkrt.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23,-Coffee market
quiet but steady today. The opening was
j to o points nigner ana active month (
o'd 4 to 8c net higher, cloning steady ,
net unchanged to 6c higher. October ,
10.15c; December, 10.31c; January. 10.43.; 1
March. 10.67o; May. lO-JQc; July 11.10c:
Depiemoer, n.-ic. epoc quit; uio isia 7,
10c: Hantoa No. 4. ISVic Mild quiet;
Cordova. UKHo nominal.
Cotton closed firm at a, net advance of
aOQCSpolnta
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Oct JS METALS Mar
kets were dull and practically nominal.
Copper remains firm. Lake, 117.00O17.1S;
electrolytic, 116S7V; costing, !4.tfl,75.
These quotations are cash delivered in
thirty days. Iron unchanged.
BT. l-OUis. Oct. SMETALS-LeM
J1.? at 8P!tr strong at MS
Cotton nianlav Report.
WABUIHOTON, Oct. Si-Cotton of the
growth of 1913 sinned prior to October 1$
amounted to 6,964.C3, bales, the census
bureau announced today. Round bales
t&cluded 4.t Sea Island bales, 80,810,
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Killers About Steady and Feeders
Sharply Lower for Week.
HOGS LOWER THAN WEEK AGO
Pat Sheep Strong; for Week and Fat
Lnmhs Ten to Fifteen Hlghe
Feeder Lamln Ten to Fif
teen Loirrr.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 25, 1913.
. I";'elpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Offlc al Monday lata 3,656 41.562
Official 1-ueedt.y 8.8S5 6,031 6S.2S3
Official Wsdnesday ... 6,200 6.SS3 30,78
Off elal Thursday 2.6M 3,978 6.119
Official Friday f8 3,803 3,780
Estimate Saturday ... 60 6,000
Slx days this week. .2ft.0S2 y,,tV 1&.K7
Same daya last week.9,911 29.402 148.226
game days 2 wks. ago.S0,2M -7.62J 173.403
Same days 3 wks. bbo.35.S33 2S.6S5 li2.1l
Same days 4 wks. ago.3S,05t 26,870 1S8,?33
Same daya last year. .33,123 33,614 144,692
The following table soows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
10"r SB V. a. II... .1 . al. . . . at . a a.
"Minna, ii, s biock mantel tor tne year to
no L-umparea witn las. year;
I'll! ton lnr Dee
Cattle 78U27 821.0:6 23,893
OK 2.115,110 2,453,078 S37.9C8
ShcP 2,651,253 2.371.12S 280,124
The following table shows the range of
prices for hogs at the BoUth Omaha live
stock market for the last .few days, with
comparisons:
Date. 1813. I1913.I1911.I1910.I19O9.I19OT.I1907.
Oct 13.
Oct. i
I S 83
24 8 411
7 70 6 t 6 U
7 61 5 791
7 40 5 68 603
7 48 6 M 6 01
7 46 5 0 5 86
6 42 6 08
7 37 603
7 87 6 W
7 39 6 21 6 OS
7 41 E 22
7 61 6 23 6 98
7 62 5 42 5 87
7 62 C 42 S 70
41 5 47
766 539
a
6 27 S X
Oct 14.
Oct 13.
8 86
6 37!
8?
8 80
8 77
8 491
OCt 18.
Oct 17.
Oct- IR
8 30;
7H
8 74
8 G
6 37
6 31
8 66
8 Cfi
Oct 18,
7 86H
I
7 75
72
7 88
7 67H
7 62H
8 M
8 71
6 21
S 37
8 68
Oct, J9.I
8 61
6 30
6 35
8 H
8 31
8 44
Oet. si.
8 63
Oct 23.
6 48
8 33
Uct 21.
Oct 24.
Oct 25.
6 35
8 43
6 28
24
8 60
7 C7i. 8 46
S 47
Sunday.
CATTLE The receipts of cattl. as
usual on a Saturday, amounted to torao-
wmy nouung, mere not being onvmgh
Of an Vt 111 IlC on aula, tn mnVa, m m.llr.l
For the week the receipts have been tcry
moderate, showing a slight fslllng off
L-omiiiu-ea wim last weeK ana a ae
crae of about 5,000 head as compared
With the Correaiwinrilnfir wa-lr m vm. nfin
In spite ot the moderate receipts the
market under unfavorable advices from
other points broke sharply on Monday
and Tuesday. Later on in the week as
receipts became more liberal and the de
mand broadened prices improved, and by
the close of the week beef steers were
back to about where they were at the
Closo of lost week. The sharp break
that took place last week and the pres
ent week appears to have been due to a
Variety of causes, among which might be
mentioned a temporary over supply of
frooh beef In packers' coolers at big east
em centers. The absence of Kosher buy
era from the market for two weeks owing
to its Doing tne jewisn nouaay season
caused less active demand than would
otherwise have been the case. At the
same time reported reclDts of fresh meat
from Argentina and of beof cattle at
Chicago from western canaaa etui rur
ther complicated matters and furnished
the packers with an excuse for pounding
the market. Packers mode the most of
the opportunity, with the result that the
mantel Droxo snarpiy, as noiea uuovo.
With the return of Kosher buyers the
latter part of the present week and the
ImDroved demand the market took on a
better tone and Prices in conaequenco
closed up about sieaay wun tne previous
Week so far as beef steers were con
cerned. Cows and heifers broko In sympathy
with beef cattle, but they, too, recoveiod
the latter part of the week, loilni5
steady to 'possibly a shade lower.
The sharp break in killers seemed to
stop the country demand for stock cattle
and feeders, and oa a result the rmtrket
on that class of Block, whloh broke
sharply last week, continued on the down
ward grade during the greater part ot
the present week. Prices are now 163250
lower than last week's close, which means
JMTDOc lower than two weeks -8- .
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
corn-fed I steers. $6.5W.W: fair to good
I." u nuMt rv common to
fair corn-fed steers,
Choice cows, $6.0OS.M; fair to
grades, 35.25430.00; common to fair grades,
$3 TattC .Xi good to choice Blockers and
feeders tT.007. 76 fair to good "tockers
stackers and feers5.75S6.60. BtWK cows
and Mtom ffsjsrsr '
.75, DUUB. stags. Jrifi,T w
...iioV" "tT ';&
Sioatr-Afalrly "beral Saturday run
showed up this morning. Boventy-two
. . I. . n1 nlnrnat
tnan iaai wcc, "V""-,,..! 0, ru
in, rnrreariondlng week of last year. M-
celnts for the six days are also tne smoii
iPifncerthli T first week of laatSovembor.
when only 22,872 weros received. , ,
Advices from other markets showed a
general upturn In the trend of values
fh". morning, and while toe receipts
were fairly largo, shippers bought quite a
number of loads early at P'.J!"
fully 8c snd In some cases WJfo h-Khfr.
Packers were rather slow to follow suit,
but tho finally came to time, and their
purchases also showed an advance of a
bUr nickel. Trade was not very active
a sMesmen were Inclined to work the
market to Its limit before cutting loose,
but practically everything hod been sold
by 10 o'clock. Bulk of the sales was
made at $7.6301.65 and shippers paid a
top of $T76. Pig values were very un
even. A good supply showed up this
morning, and while some sold Just a shade
lower, others were quoted aa being DOo
below yesterday's prices.
The market has been tn very unsatis
factory shape all week, and In spite of
the moderate receipts values have been
moving steadily downward. For the six
days the net decline amounts to -64130c,
while tops are 40o lower than a week ago.
Hlnce the first of the month quotations
show a general drop of.60r65c. Of course,
this decline has not been evenly dis
tributed over the different grades of hogs,
as light rtuff was selling at the top dur
ing the first days of the month, while
now It Is the weightier offerings that
are commanding the Premium.
No. AT. Sh. rr. No. At. Bh. Pr.
11. . .214 SOB 7 IS 17 UW 100 7 40
tt ITT M 7 15 TT Ill W IU
tl . ill ... 7 11 1 4l 10 T 10
M . .. .Ill 10 T 0 M !0t 210 T 40
10 ... .Ml M T 40 11 Ml 110 T M
tl Ml ... 7 M M 14 120 T 10
, U4 130 T 10 41 T 110 T 41
4 110 . , T 10 II Ml 40 T 40
it . 1T . . IM Ml 140 T 40
71.. ..201 40 TM4 11 1 140 T M
....213 SO 7 41V, 14 ttt .40 III
... . :i to tn t.. .. ni to 7 4o
41... M IB ID H 1 1MT40
It X4 144 IU II., 14 40 T M
n .. xi s a 7 oo
tU to TU 4 t0 ... TltVl
a.. ..in IU Tl Ml M0 T UH
U ....ISO 10 7U u tn IM 7H
II M 1 TU M 9M 7tt
U 114 . tU T l II in
14. ...Ill 410 T 44 Tl l W ttS
11 .110 ... T U 41 SUS 1(4 7 44
(U .111 IM TU Tl IS J00 T 41
T . .Ml 140 7 B Tl Tl 100 T 4i
II . Ill IN 1 U Ml 0 .'
U HI II TU II 171 IM T l
st m .. in 4i .... in mtu
lt, . . .241 10 T it'V T 214 MTU
Tt. '..Ill 10 TIT U. ...211 10 T
. . ..Ml 40 T60 Tl 211 MTU
41 104 T 44 41 ... Mt 40 T M
IT.;!....! 240 T 44 14. . . .107 N IK
14 214 100 T U XI? 10 7 4TH
4J IM 200 'pjrjg-W M 7 T
1. .... Ill ... IU 1 7 44
3a Ill ... 4T1 11 IM ... 4 01
III 71 ... M 14i Wl ... 4 34
81 VOl ... 4 14 40 IM 4 40
It HI ... I 74 10 tt ... 4 00
41 144 ... 1 u li t ... see
11.. .....Ill ... 4O0 11....... t0 ... 4 00
41... W ... 4 44 I.. ltB ... 4 00
BHEEP The market was bare of fresh
receipts, this being generally the case
on a Saturday The receipts for the week
amount to some 131927 head, which show
a falling oft of about 10.304 from last
week and is also shcrt of the correspond
ing week a year ago by 6.(70 head. The
bulk of the auprW came during the first
three days, the week opening out with a
very fair run and Tuesday's supply being
the second largest for any one day this
season. Since Wednesday receipts drop
ped off considerably, aa there were
carB. or 6,000 neoa oeinit rK". r
thfT week the supply totals In the nelgh
k i?ww?ri r f 820 he ad . nearly 3.000 smafler
7.000 short ot
Jfcarcety enough fat offerings to afford
anytning like a good test or values.
Feeding Iambs predominated on all daya
while aged feeder offerings and anything
In the line Of killers were In rather limited
supply most of the week, especially on
the closing days.
Notwithstanding (he abnormally larce
, receipts on Monday and Tuesday most of
' thS offerings, both fat and on the feeder
fawn, oviu iu KtaPvru mi VHiiUMic. a inn na
largely dne to the excellent facilities for
handling the stock at the yards and also
to a tainy oroaa demand that existed on
those i days. Fat lambs and sheep held
fully steady, and while the best grades
of feeders showed little, If any change,
the In-between kinds, or .light-weight
stuff, had a lower trend. On Wednesday
fat stuff, was again steady, but feeders
suffered a little further decline, especially
the common kinds. The light receipts on
Thursday and Friday created a bullish
feeling in the general trade, the market
being brisk, with fat lambs quotably 10
15c higher and fat ewei and wethers
strong compared with a week ago. The
closing prices on the best feeding lambs
were a little lower, the decline from last
week being generally quoted as 10515c.
The less desirable lambs were uneven
sellers and are anywhere from 10Q40c off.
4f?i feeder o"rlngs varied little. If any,
all the week.
Quotations on sheep ana lambs: Lambs,
good to choice. $7.00157.23; lambs, fair to
gpofl, $6.5037.00; lambs, culls. $5.0OH5.7i:
lambs, feeder tr.etvnz ,.a.-tinn. u.,..
r - -----. " I J -., tllfjl-, lift!!!,
.25a6.65: yearlings, heavy. li.Ktfl5.2l:
L'"?K,!' uffeder.,.'.,i,'K35-); wethers
good to choice i. $l.35J4.70: wethers, fair
to good. J4.2SG-i.3S; wethers, feeders. $4.00
fr4. 40; ewes, good to choice, 24. 0004.40;
ewes, fair to good. $3.75514.00; ewes, feed
ers, 33.2ag3.10; cull theep. I2.0og3.00.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO. Oct 25.-OATTLB Receipts,
600 hpod; market steady; beeves, $6.'j0t$
9.70; Texas steers, $S.85$J8.00: western
steers, $6.10(38.30; Blockers and feeders,
$5.10g7.C5: cows and heifers, $3.6035.30;
calves, $6.6090,00.
HOGS Receipts. 10,000 head; market
firm; mostly 6c higher; bulk of sales,
$7.&?8.10; light S7.60Q8.20; mixed, $7.50
8.30; heavy, $7.4O8,50; rough, $7.4037.55;
pigs. J 1.6037-50.
KHBEP AND LAMBS rtecelpts, 200
head; market Blow but steady; native,
84.OW6.0O; western, $4.16436.00; yearlings,
$5.10.00; native lambs, $3.85438.63; west
ern, $5.90i87,60.
Knnsaa City Lire Stock MnrUct.
KANSAS CITT, Oct. 25.-40.VTTLE
RecelpU. 600 head; market steady : prime
fed steers, $8.85Q9.60; dressed beef steers,
$7.2oQ8.75; western steers, $6.2598.50;
southern steers, $5.6007 23; cows, $4.259
7.00; heifers. $1.0039.25; stockers and feed
era. $5.60S7.S0; bulls, $4.6006.60; calves,
$5.6000.00,
HOGS Receipts, 1.600 head; market
steady to 6c higher; bulk ot sales, $7.45'9
7.85; heavy, $7,GOfi7.8d; packers and butch
ers, $7.5087.00; light, $7.1037.80; pigs, $6.00
G7.23.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,000
head; market steady; lambs, $6.507.15;
yearlings, 14.7iV35.D0; wethers, $4.2a36.00;
ewes. $3.7634.35; stockers and feeders,
$3.0036.60.
Bt, I.onla Lire Stock Market,
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Oct. 25. CATTLE
Receipts, 1.S00 head; market steady: good
to choice steers, $7.2536.00; stockers and
feeders. $5,253-7.60; cows and heifers. $4.75
9.00: bulls. $5.853.75: calves, $6.00310.60;
Texas and Oklahoma, steers, $10037.75;
cow and heifers, $4.25&60.
HOGS Receipts, 2,600 head; market
steady; pigs and lights, Jfi.2ufi8.O0; mixed
and butchers, $7.6538.15; good heavy, $8.0
38.15.
8HEI9P Receipts, 600 head: market
steady; muttons, $3.7531-00; yearlings,
$5,00800,' Iambs, $5.6037.40.
St, Joseph I,lve Stock Market,
ST. JOSEPH. Oct. 25. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 200 head. Market steady: steers,
$4.6039.00; cows and heifers, $4.0038.60;
calves. $5.00310.00.
HOGS-ReCelpts. 4.000 head. Market
steady: top, $7.90; bulk of sales, $7,609
7.S0.
mtrstsi' Aft u Mjiob- iteceipts, zuu
head. Market steadyr lambs, $6.6097.15.
Sionx City I.lve, Stock Market.
8IOTJX CITY. la.. Oct 25. CATTLE
Receipts, 1,000 head; market firm; stock
ers and feeders, f6.35tt7.65.
HOOO RecelDts. 3.600 head: market 6a
higher: heavy, $7.8537.50; mixed, $7.60
7.00; light $7.eoc7.o5; bulk or saiefl, t.
7.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS No market
Clearing Ilonse Uapk Statement.
NEW YORK. Oct. 25. The statement
ot the actual condition of clearing house
banks and trust companies for the week
shows that they still hold $11,287,250 re
serve in excess ot legal requirements.
This Is a decrease ot $1,334,100 from laat
week.
Actual condition:
Increase.
Loans $1,911,668,000 $3,632,000
Specie 328.265,000 393.000
Leffal tenders 76.073.0002.160.000
Net deposits 1,740,849,000 1,910,000
circulation t,M,wu m.wu
Exceas lawful reserve ii.zs7,z) 'i.isi.iuo
Banks' cash reserve In vault. ...$333,650,000
Trust companies' cash reserve
in vault 64,ch,ooo
Aggregate cash reserve... .,...$404,338,000
Decrease.
Trust companies' reserve with clearing
house members carrying 25 per cent cash
reserve. $50,434,000.
summary or state nanus and trutt com
panies In Greater ffow York not In
cluded in clearing house statement:
Decrease.
Loan $551,683,600 $2,870,400
Specie 6l.OC2.900 311.600
Legal tenders 8.033.600 166.400
Total deposits 606.178,660 3,905,900
Local Securities.
Quotations rurnlahad by Burnt. Drloker A Co.,
lt Omaha Natlooal bank buliaiat:
DI4. Aakad.
Bnrllntton R. A U U. 1C2. S1H K14
Deatrlo Ctnmtry fd t. ttVi 1
Colcridtt. Neb., la, 1M1 ,. tt 100
r-Mcaw nr., a-rte A, 1127 l MH
Dawaoa Co., Nb., Cl. liauia 6a. 1IU tt 100
Fairmont Crtamtrr I per cant tr.. MH loou,
Fairmont Crcamary T par rant pfd. .. ttvi 101 V4
Kail IUTr Cb., B. D.. 6a. 1113 10OV. lMfi
latar. Rapid Tr. ta. ltM tlA MH
Kanaaa Cltr Tar. Tlr. 4v 1140 11 tt
Mallne I'low Co. lit pfd t J
MUOIa Weat Utllitlaa 4. 1114 MH TU
Nat. lld-lltr & Ciimllr, Omaha M
Cltr of Omaha Wat-r 1H. 1 tl
Omaha Uaa la, 1917 5 M
OnMha & C. IU St. Rr- 6a 1121 , UM I4
Omaha & C. D. 8t. Ity. com , 11.
Omaha A C. B, R. ft R. p(d II 47
Pacltle O. IE, I par cant note. 1111 tlu. nil
RaaBdera-Kanoeilr Bide I p. e. rfd,. MH 100
Sioux Cltr tilocV TarOa It. 1K9 04 at
Soolh Omaha Fire Hall la, 1M0 12 tt
Port of 3-altle U,, 1M2 tja:
ItaDbanl. Idaho, 4, 113 tl loo'
TJnloa Btock Tarda, Omaha t4H M
Waroa Co. 6th, Pla. Na Zi U, JI23 tYt 100
Wil.tr, la.. School la. Itll , tm IM
woodhury Co., la.. Dralaata ta, 1917.. 102.4 101.1
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. !-Cotton goods
market rules very firm, "with trading
quiet. Yarns were hardened. Underwear
axl hosiery llne for fall were prepared
and some few lines for 1911 offered. Lin
ens were very firm..
PACKARD TRUCK BUSINESS
INCREASES FOR LAST YEAR
Atvan Macatiley, vice president and
general manager of the Packard Motor
Car company, has Just made publlo an
Interesting statement ot the Increase In
the truck business of the Packard com
pany for the fiscal year ending
August 31.
"Our gains In the commercial car busi
ness during the fiscal year Increased 60
per cent over our Boles of any previous
year," says Mr. Macauley. "Particularly
pleasing to us Is the fact that the Pack
ard truck Is growing tn the favor of the
large corpor alone, which ore very care
ful buyers."
Womea Want More Rooai.
SHEBOYGAN. Wis.. Oct 2LAs a
move tn their fight tor a more rational
dress for women, Wisconsin clubwomen,
in convention here, adopted a resolu
tion today petitioning dealers and pat
tern makers to extend their stocks to
Include wider cowna. It was declared
that only narrow widths were prt-1ded
by dealers In readymode clothing,
Dlek Sualtk to Manage Decatur.
Dirk Smith, who managed Bcranton in
the New York State league part ot last
season, has signed ta lead the Decatur
team tn the J. L I.Ieague.
iNEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Absence of Absorptive Power Most
Obvious Characteristic.
TRADING IS UNUSUALLY LIGHT
Recent Advices from Mexico Inflow
entlni In Restricting Specula
tion Bond Mnrkt la
Steady.
NEW YORK, Oct. 25. The small fluc
tuations in stocks which occurred today
jrave no Indication of tho trend of tho
speculative sentiment. The most obvious
characteristic -of the market was the ab
sence of absorptive power. Trading wan
unusually light, but tho small otlerlngs
made wire sufficient to depress price,
generally. The customary week end cov
ering late In the session caused a slight
upturn which restored the list to about
a parity with yesterday's final range.
There was a general disposition to
await development!, ot the next few day,
as was shown by the lack of Initiative
on either side of the market .Recent
advlcea from Mexico In particular were
Influential In restricting epeculaton.
Estmatra of tho showing to be mode by
the United States Steel corporation in
Ita forthcoming quarterly statement were
optimistic and the expected Influence of
this report tended to ward off further
attacks from tho bears at this time.
Damage to the corn crop n the south
west was reflected In Atchison's Septem
ber statement which showed n decreasa
in not earnings of $241,000. Northwesterns
net fell off $100,000 .while Northern Pa
clfla made a g?Jn of $2,000 In net rev
enue. The bonk statement did not make nn
fitrong a showing aa had been expected.
There was a cosh loss of $1,767,000 instead
of the predicted gain of about that
amount and a small shrinkage in the
reserve. Sterling exchange fell to a now
low point for tho year, being Influenced
by the larce exports of cotton and r-rnln
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value. $603,000.
United States 2s reglstored advanced
III. the 2s coupon 1, tho Is 4 and
Panama 2s .IK on coll an the week.
Number of ealeu ana leading quotations
on stocks were:
Sales. High. Low. Clote.
Amalsamated copper ... 7,200 T4i Tttt 7I4
American Agricultural 4151
American Ileet 8aiar , 21
American Can 1,100 11H $1H 31 tt
American Can pfd , , to
American C 4b F ... 44H
American Cotton Oil....... 17H
Am. Ice Securities... ...... 21
American Llnaeed i
American LocomotlTe I0'4
American 8. R too MM U MH
Am. 6. A It pfd 300 tt tt tl'l
Am. Surar (Retlnlni,..., 10?U
American T. ft T SCO 123 12Hi llltt
Amerloan Tobacco 200 23SM 217H 224
Asacoada Mlolnc Co..,.. ., im
Atchlaon 100 tl ni MH
Atchlten ptd 100 II 4 MU M
Atlantic Co lit Una...,., , jilU
Baltlmor ft Ohio 400 IHi IJVt ttH
Bethlehem Steel tot.
BrooMrn Rapid Tr liu
Canadian Pacific 2,400 221' 214 22TH
Central Leather 100 21U 21U 20
Chetapteke A Ohio 200 87 17 ST
Chlraro O. W n
Chicaio. it & BU P.... 200 101 101H im,
Ohlceip k N. W. 300 121H 111 llltt
Colorado Fuel to Iron..,, tTH
Conaolldaled Gia imv
Corn ProdueU , at;
Delaware & Hudton 112
Dtnrer A Rio Orande... 100 IS',, 11U ll
DenTtr ft R. O. pfd .... -9
Dlatlllera' H-curUlet .... 400 us u
Erie ... 700 27W 2TH 27t
Erie IK pfd ; too 41
Itrla 2d Pfd,.., 24
Oeneral Klectrlc 400 141 1I0S H4
Oreat Northern pfd ..... ..... 134!
Oreat Korthera Ora clU. 400 32tt 12 :a'i
Illinois Central ' jC.l
Intcrboroush Mat, Mo 13'i lltt uvi
Inter. Met. pfd ,j?J
; rvll.n, ""-.-... .. imi
Jnttr-lltrlne pfd ... . 1411
Inttroatlo.nl Paper 71?
International Pump a
Kaniaa Cltr Southern. ,- 2414
Laclede Ota . , ,
Lehigh Valley ' "' ,5,1.
Imlrrllle ft Naahrlllk ' ' ' 11114
Mluourl, K. ft T........ -avs
Mlatourl Pacific ........ 6C0 294 JU 2114
National Blicnlt . . tfl '
National Lead . ... ' 1;
N. It R. of M, 24 pfd il4
New fork Central , - ffi
v. t.. o. ft w ..'$, Vi
Norfolk t Weaterfl....s. lna
North American 200 jju .-jc j.
SV.;"'!!?..:;;;::: ....?!,'!?!?! ":?! 'ii'4
reW'SlS- "M ,MVl m g
p.. c, c. ft st, i....'.. :
Plttaourah Coal 400 20 20 im
Preaaed Stetl Car Js
Pullman Palace Car 600 151 iii" 1SH4
,fjrs:::;:::::::9:,? Kti.
Rep-JDlle I. ft 8. pfd '', mi
JUxk Itland Co 400 i j. jj't
L.lr8,r2dpfpfd!::.:',? i
Beaboard Air Line ' ' " 1?"
idV'i-n...04 4,,i 2
IISSS SK!":.-. 'fili bu
so, na..,.r pfd..::;;;.. ...r. ,.
T.,. . ricif.i:. ..;:;:::..;. r s
2
union racinc tam ism mart
Union raclfle pfd.. .. . i tlK tit '.IS?
United Rial-. n..ti. ,w ls " !!'
144i
United Kutet Rubber ', ,tt.
United Statea Bteel 22, TOO li'i 'liii ??
UUh Copper 400 tlu iiu ,!j
VjujCarollna Chemical ; JJ
Wabash pm ,..,':.'.';.':.':::::::.'
Western Maryland " "," If
WeatlnshoUaa Electrl .. ...... f!"
Wlv-ellnx A Lake Erie...
Total tales fer the day. Tt.400 aharea'.'" "
New York' Money Market.
NEW vnni.- n-. r .
atrmriv yiv .ia.a,'"1" 'n,i
fyZ r-TVentr.Txmn?h.C,e,Jii
print p. sntnoiMTur T,.-nn
tK Pef cent "
itmI,I'IN?. BXCIIANOB-Weaker. at
$4.8035 for sixty days and $4.8515 for de
mand: commercial bills, $4.80H.
BILVER-Bar. 60c; Mexico dollars,
BONDS-Government, easy; railroad.
Irregular,
Cloalng' quotstl'ons on bonds today were
as follows;
V. 8. ref. 2a. rg,.. II K. R St. rf. la... ISlj
do coupon tT L 8. dtb. 4a 1111 . I0V4
U. 8. la res ,!!lrt. & N. unl. 45.. . uS
do coupon J4"M, K. & T. lit 4a to
U. 8. 4. re 110 4, , 4H,
do coupon .114 ttMo. p.cl(j 4
ranama 3a coupon.. Jt do conr. la 7tu
A -C. ltt 5a ctfa,-... 10 H R U of U 414a 4
Amer. As. ta 1 N. T C t. XHa. ,! UV4
A. T. ft T. tt. 41. ti ti, dab, , J1
tAm. Toeace. 4a.... Ill w Y. N lu a ,j w
Armour A Co. 4V.t. JOJj , ,u "
Atchlaon ,! ft i.t i 4,. ,j
d CT. 4a, 1W- ia cr. 4a 101
A. C. L. ll 41 T do u
Sal. owe 4. Uo, s. u u
- JHV-' U; i. u r"nn Ha 1111. I7?a
Brook. Tr. c. , do roe. 4,. . m
ti- e.f .i.ui: - '2iin."?,'s 4i:::.t4
Ch... A Ohio 4V4.--11 do tea a. '.ITU
do cone. 4Via Tlttsi. L S. W e li nu
Chicago ft A. IVit.. KVis. A L7 adj. U MU
a B. ft Q. J. 4..... MVSa Pat Jl X.':: "W
do sen. 4a !!( do rr. 4a. tit
r M A 8 I e 4,4t..l01 do ltt ref. 4i." ti
C R. I. ft P. e. 4a42St luilway u.V."
do ift. 4t T4 do ten. 4a nv
P. ft R r ft a 4V4a tlliUnlon Paelflo 4a.... 94U
D. A It. cr. 4a 17 do ct. 4t ."poll
P. ft It O. ret . TIV4 tlo ut A ref. 4t. l
Dlatlllera' 6a lltilT. 8. Rubber la . .10114
-Ha n I. tt ISAIV fl Waal . 'rr!"
do tan. 4a, JO -V.-C. cham. a..;;i4i
da ct. 4a. ar. B. 70 Wab. ltt ft ex. 4t. tlu
111. On. let r 4a. t Weatera Md. 4a TJU
Inter. Met. 4Via.. . 71 Weat. Blec. er. la. sit.
Inter. M. M. 4H- to 'Wis. Central 4.... S4
Japan V4a 4;
Bid. "Otttnt.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Oct 25. American securities
opened quiet and after narrow Irregular
movements closed undecided, with prices
from Hd above to Hd below parity.
Console, money TlHResdlss . .., .. MU
do aeeount.,.. . TlSUalen Pad fie. 114
Pena-TtTaala UiV. B. Steel tS
KLXOT&IO POWKR OHXAP.
Lands for industrial purpoe3
frw. Write
BKUNXT FALLS MFQ. CO.,
Cornel, Wis.
MONEY I1M GRAI1V
Jit tMTa salt er calla aa 10. 004 batktU e4 wktu
ar ears. Ne fsrtker rtak. A aw-ataest tt It rm
prloe alrae yos a tkaaea ta take Hot; 4a. UK. i,
teas. etc. WrtU (ar parUeaiara. riauct Bnkar.
as Oa ea J, jruifcea BUt. Eaaau City. Jia.