l'JIE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1913.
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3 Beautiful
Bungalows 3
Field Club
West Farnam
District
We have Just finished nt north
east corner of SSth Ave. and Leav
enworth three beautiful new bun
galows of the very latest type,
with splendid material, construction
and finish. All have oak floors
and oak finish In halls, parlors,
dining rooms and dens. 3818 and
.
SK2 Leavenworth are one story
with 5 large rooms, being 24 x40 ft.
on foundations and nicely terraced
and sodded, with cement steps and
walks, and grade entrances to cel
lars. All basements have heavy
cement floors, guaranteed furnaces
and laundry facilities. The very
latest Ideaa In colonnades, bullt-ln
bookcases, bullt-ln buffets and
china closets, rails, paneling and
beamed ceilings, all In oak, are to
be found In these bungalows, while
the lighting fixtures and decora
tions, already in. make them with
out exception the choicest little
homes In Omaha for the. money.
The prices are $3,600 each for 3S18
21 Leavenworth and 14,000 for the
larger corner bungalow. Both
streets have new paving and alt
paid for. See them without fall
and call or phone us for full Infor
mation about our easy terms a
little down, balance like rent.
Payne & Slater Co.
Sole Agtg., 616 Omaha Nat'l Bldg.
Dundee Home
On Easy Terms
This Is a S-room, 2-story, strictly mod
rn square house. In excellent condition,
with oak finish and floors first story: 3
bedrooms and bath and linen feloset sec
ond floor; full cemented basement: fur
nace heat Lot 60x123 ft. Paving paid In
full. Key at our office. No. 6103 Under
wood Ave, Investigate,
George & Company
Tel. Doug 768. 803 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
,, . " INVESTMENT. "
Offered for the first time; the three up-to-date,
six and seven-room strictly mod
em houses at 1513-16-17 N. 40th Bt. All
are equipped with combination fixtures,
guaranteed furnaces. These properties are
practically new and have never been va
4csnt The owner has left the city and
'will sell them right. Price, only $11,000.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Douglas 17SL Ware Block,
FOR SALE
$2,900
EASY TERMS
-iiy owner, an up-to-date, all modern, 5
room cottage near car and school;' large
lot: south front; call evenings after 7
o clock or telephone Webster 6379.
Brand New
Bungalows
' DUNDEE
: . 5 and 6 Rooms
r; $3,600 TO $4,100
t. PAVING PAID
' At-southwest comer of 49th and Burt
Sts. we have Just computed three bunga
Jowa , that are strictly modern In every
"detail ahd have novel features not found
ia ah -average houses of this-site and
price. Each house is finished In oak In
hall, parlor and dining room and has
bookcases in base, bullt-ln buffet, paneled
-'.walla. In dining room, combination light
In fixtures (lighting fixtures will be In
stalled a soon as house Is sold and pur
ichaser, may select them). East front lot,
sodded, paving paid on both streets. Qo
out. and look them over. Nothing In Dun
dee as good for tho money. Can make
'easy terms.
Payne & Slater Co.
CIS First Nat. Bank Bldg.
TO BUY, SELL. Oil RENT, FIRST SEE
JOHN W. HOUBIN8. 1802 FARNAM. 'ST.
HANHOOM PARK, west side. 8ven
rooms, nearly new; hardwood Inside; hot
air, electricity, gas; exoeptlonal location;
uccesslole; all improvements. Douglas
St.
ItEAIi ESTATK.
FARM Jk RANCH LANDS FOR SALB
Arkansas.
WHY not com to a country with the
soil, seasons, cllmat and health? We
tan give you all of these. Write us for
particulars. Moore Realty Co., Prescott,
Ark.
NSv-A. IMPROVED farm; 60 cultivated,
balance timbered: on public road; healthy;
orchard; no rocks, no negroes; school ad
. Joins farm; 2 miles from Wlnthrop; Ry.
.town; & Nebraska farmers have bought
from me. Price. 320 acre; terms easy,
Robert Besslons. Wlnthrop, Ark.
FARM of 120 acres of fine land for 320.00
pen. acre; would make a model small
stock farm, and is cheap. Lee Harrell,
McQehee, Ark.
KAIIM B of 320 acres of virgin land for
sale; 190 acres cultivated; could be made
a model stock farm; 155 per acre cash,
this being a bargain. E, E. Williams,
atcGehee. Ark.
Mlchlican.
FOR SALE 0 acres fine land; best
Improvements; central Michigan: stock
and crops go. Henry Edmtiter, Toledo, O.
120 ACRES of good level land, 9 miles
from Cambridge,. 4W miles from Watbo;
13 acres under plow; fine hay meadow,
balance pasture with hardwood timber;
I-room house, barn and other outbuild
ings, all in good repair. H. F. D. and
telephone. Only 340 an acre. Adam
Morast Cambridge, Minti.
FORTY acres. 11.800.
Eighty acres. 84.000.
Eighty acres. SU00.
Close to market, schools.
E. Z. Tarms.
For full particulars aCdross
L. M. PETERSON,
8tanchfleld. Minn.
GOOD eighty, small Improvements,
three miles Westbrook, Cottonwood Co..
Minn., SSG0 cash; 41.000 March 1. 1914; bal.
10 years at 6 per cent. Co-operation with
agents wanted. Eckert Land Co., West
brook. Minn.
Montana.
BUY irrigated land. Take no more
chances on drouth. Five tons alfalfa,
fuily bushels wheat, eighty bushels oats,
sure crops every year. H0.50 per acre
land and permanent water right. fS.&Q
down, t".W for fourteen years, which la
iess than rent. Interest, 8 per cent.
Write Valler Farm Sales Company. Box
HOI. Valler. Mont.
Nebrasata.
CHOICE farm 320 acres. S miles from
good town In Kimball oounty. None bet
ter. Moat all level valley land, best of
soil; 1S per acre, 31.000 cash and balance
payments to suit C E. Lockwood, Kim
sail. Nob. '
FOUND ANOTHEn HOMESTEAD 3U
acres. 30 miles out; in settled neighbor
hood; fine farm land, not aand hills.
Price. 3176, filing fees and alL In corner
of Colorado. J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
Oklahoma.
8.000 ACRES In targe and small tracts
of Pittsburg county, ccal bearing, farm
ing, fruit and pasture land, in pros
pective oil and gas belt; 310 an acre. For
particulars write John E. Cavanagn,
McAiester Okl
REAL ESTATE.
PROPRRTV t'OH
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Speculators Turn Eyes to
Southern Hemisphere Crops.
CORN MARKET IS A LEADER
Activity of the Yellow Cereal (lives
Renewed Strength to Other
drains mid Keeps Price
Coins; Up,
OMAHA, Oct. 29, 1913.
The eyes of the specuatlve world are
now on the growing wheat crop of Argen
tina. While the public cable received yes
terday claimed there were sections of the
southern hemisphere wheat belt that need
rain, a private cable later conveyed Uie
news that the prospects there are gener
ally good. The latter news was well re
ceived In Liverpool and that market re
fused to follow the sharp upturns made
In Chicago.
There are a few In the Chicago trade
who are holding moderate sized quantities
of wheat It must be remembered that It
will be some little Urns before the wheat
In that country can be harvested, and
there are man)' possibilities of losses by
pests, storms or floods.
It will be remembered that tho bull
crowd In wheat of a few years ago, and.
In fact, up to and including last year,
held on to their wheat In the Chicago
market In the hope that something would
happen to the Argentina crop; that the
prospects would be changed and that
values In all markets of the world would
be enhanced In consequence. These bulls
were disappointed, as there was never a
semblance of deterioration In the promise,
and big crops were raised.
The wheat futures held at Chicago are
In the hands of some of the strongest
houses In the trade. It Is said that a.
coterie of bulla In the east, possibly the.
same who suffered heavy losses on the
bull side last year, are oealn giving their
attention to wheat, and they havo been
quietly accumulating a line through two
of the larger houses In Chicago. Cash
wheat was 11Ho higher.
The corn market was the leader on tho
Board of Trade yesterday, and It gave
strength to wheat and oatn. Had not
corn advanced and the feeling rule
strong, the probabilities aro that the
other grains would have sold much
lower. A decided change waa noticed In
the weather In the corn belt, which waa
unfavorable for Uie curing of the new
crop and the movement of the old.
Cash corn waa c to lo higher.
Soma elevator concerns were again on
the selling aide of oau yesterday and
prices showed net losses of Uo to Ue for
the day.
Cash oats were e higher.
Clearances: Wheat and flour equal to
61000 bushels; corn. 1,0ft) bushels; oats,
29,000 bushels.
Liverpool ioe: Wheat, IKd to ld
higher; corn, Ud to 4d lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 817,000
bushels a,nd shipments 2,448,000 buehels.
against receipts of 507,000 bushels and
shipments of 1.23S.0OJ bushels last year.
Primary corn receipts were 615,000
bushels and shipment-. 890.0Q0 bushels,
against receipts of 373,000 bushels and
shipments of 007,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 840,000
bushels and shipments 1,667,000 bushels
REAL ESTATE
KAKM A: UANCII LANDS FOR BALK
Uklanoraa.
320 ACRES In Nowata Oounty Okla
homa, 3 miles northwest of Nowata. All
In one body, road on south, east and
west side. New 4-room house, new barn
(x, fenced with new three-barb wire
fence, 2 good springs affording plenty of
water, plenty of fine shade. This Is a
Prairie farm and lays rolling Just enough
to drain well, 160 acres In cultivation and
ltO acres in meadow and pasture. Price.
$45.00 per acre. Will make terms to suit.
vogei, low w. o. w. mag.
LAND for sale; corn wheat and al
falfa, 315 to (100 per acre. Write us.
Eddy Real Estate Co., Eddy, Okl.
Ohio.
bargains iTToinb 'farms:
t3S-to"M'per acre. Write us today for
farm list. J. D. Rice & Co.. Warren. O.
Washington.
ACRES IRRIGATED LAND In
Yakima valley, with ample wator right.
Will raise 7 tons alfalfa hay or 70 bu,
corn per acre first crop. Two miles from
liner isortnern racing or auiwauiteo
roads. Ideal stock and dairy ranch.
Write owner, T A. Noble. North
Yakima. Wash.
Mlaeellaneons.
2 BIG BARGAINS
I have a 340-a. stock, grain and alfalfa
farm close to South Omar, that I will
sell cheap, on easy terms, or I will sell
a part and lease the balance for 6 years
to a strictly first-class farmer. It Is well
located and equipped. 1 have also a
60-acre farm near Missouri Valley, la.,
that I will sell at a bargain on easy
terms. Ed I). Glbbs, 638 South 30th St.,
Omaha, Neb.
SALE OB EXCHANGE R. E.
EIGHTY acres of good Irrigated farm-
in r land In Big Horn Uaain, Wye, Price
33,660, mortgage 81,000. Would exchange
my equity for stock of general merchan
dise, hardware, groceries, shoe stock, or
would consider pool hall outfit. What
have you? This la a good 80 and priced
worth the money. Address (Owner) Box
286 OreybuU. Wyo.
HAVE half section hay and gracing
land clear of encumbrance, six mllea
from railroad. Wish to trade for clear
residence property, Omaha. Address Y
317. Omaha Bee.
WILL trade good orchard at Palisade.
Colo., for land or stook of mdse. Write
W. II. Panlelaon. Owner. Boulder, Colo.
WANTED TO BUY Oil SELL II .E.
DO YOU WANT TO SELL?
We have a number of calls for 4 and P
room cottages. 31,000 to (2,600. on ees
terms. If you have something of this
nature and want to sell It quick, see
PAYNE & SLATER CO.,
6th Floor Omaha Nat'l Bank.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LOANS of 11.000 ana up desired on lm
proved real sitate. Large sums a spe
cialty. W. H. THOMAS.
333 Btata Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KKEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1018 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 1175.
QC CITY LOANS. Uwuls-Carlberg Co..
1 310-313 Brandels Theater building.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates far
loans on Nebraska farms and Oin.ha. cuy
property in any amounts.
IL W. BINDhiR,
823 City National Bank Bldg.
LARGE loans our specialty. Btull Broa
HARRISON & MORTON. 911 Onu Nat
H00 to flO.000 made promptly. F. D.
wao. tveaq mag., mu and Farnam.
GARVIN BROS q'KJ
WANTPn-Pliv l.r,- TZ
W. Farnam Smith Co.. 1320 Farnam Bt
WANTED-Clty loans. Peters TrustCa
WANTED TO BUT.
Kachman will trat you right; best
prices for furn.. clothes 4k shoes. W. 5144.
B, SHAFTON buys men's cloth. W. 8479.
WOULD like to get In touch with a
party who has a 6 or 6-room house for
t?,b,nloved " vacant lot. Ad.
dress. K 124. Omaha Bee.
RBAIi ESTATE WANTED.
HAVE customers for 5. C and 7-r. homes?
Osborne R. E. Co. Doug. 1474. Omaha Na
Uoaal Bank Bldg.
LIVE STOCK atARKEl OP WEST.
Ship live stock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten.
lion.
Live Stock CumnUsltts Merohania.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange BIdr
againM receipts of 760,000 bushela and
shipments of 1.O2S.000 bushel-, last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
M'hut. rm Oafs
Chicago 33 lot 171
Minneapolis aoo
Duluth 433 ...
Omaha to 61 2
Kansas City 43 41 18
ft- Lpul 40 13 34
Winnipeg ;. tS
The following mh ..!.. wr
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter. 1 car. 81Wc. No.
3 durum, 1 car, TJHc. No, 4 mixed, H car,
-urum. i car loats mix), hc iiye:
o. a, yi oar, jc. Barley: No. 3, 1 car,
elo. Corn: No. 3 white. 3 cam. Hc, No.
4 white, 1 car, 63V,c No. X yellow, 3 cars,
.0H& No. 3 yellow, 3 cars, TWio; 4 cars,
70140; 1 car, 70c; 2 cars (new). DcNM
yellow. 2 cars, He; 1 car, OHc. No. 3
mixed, 1 car, 69tte; care, 69ttc No. 4
mixed, 1 oar, 6S4c; 2 cars, 68 Vic, 1 car
(new), 67Hc. Oats: No. 2 white, 1 oar,
SSfcc Standard, 1 car, 38c. No. 3 white,
8 cars. SSHc; 7 cars, SSc No. 4 white,
2 cars, SSHc S cars, 33c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2
hard, S01ij2Hc; No. 3 hard, 7VC8lHo:
No. 4 hard. 77HQ80o; No. 3 spring, 809
31c; No. 4 spring. 787Vfrc: No. 3 durum,
7K4S78Hc; No. 3 durum, T7Ha Corn:
No. 3 white, 69H(ftifcc: No. 3 white, DU
ROHa, No. 4 white, 88IHo; No. 2 yellow,
70 Vic; No. 3 yellow, 70gr70Hc. No. yellow,
C9U&CVc; No. 2, 69HtXc; No. 8, 8U
SSHc, No. 4. miS,c; no grade. tTOftto.
Oats: No. 2 white. 3SH(?3c: standard,
SSc, No. 3 white, 38UCT3SHO; No. 4 whits,
SWJiVic Barley: No. 1 feed, (SOTio;
heavy feed. 900c Rye. No. 2, 87H9
8S0; No. 3. S7057HC
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the TradlnK and Closlnv
Prices on Board of Trade.
.CHICAGO, Oct. 29. Nervousness over
tho crop outlook for India and Argentina
caused a material advance In the wheat
market today The wlndup, however, was
weak at a rise of StMio net. Corn fin
ished H?Ho to U-Ho higher than yoa
terday, Oatn varying from a shade off
to an equal gain and provisions down
3V4 to S6c
First strength In wheat came from an
unexpected bulge at Liverpool, which
waa explained by statements that dis
tress dun to the food failure In the
United Provlncee of India, had become
so aoute the British government was al
ready contributing financial relief. Ar
gentina dispatches rollowed-Aelllng of a
new danger to the crop, heads drying
up without filling.
Bullish sentiment regarding1 wheat re
ceived fresh Impetus when the day's
primary receipts Were shown to be only
a third of the total a year ago. Buying
of CanadlarK wheat for Buffalo millers
exercised a N restraining Influence, but
this more than waa offset later by
strength at Winnipeg alleged to be the
result of purchasing orders received there
from Buenos Ayr-en. Profit taking on a
large scale gaVo the market a weak tone
nt the lBt.
Rough weather put firmness In the
corn market. On the other hand, rumors
were current that a big long line of
corn waa held here for cnarlea u. uaies.
Despite denial of the truth of the re
tmrta. the effect on the market was
quite noticeable, as tending to prevent
a more deciaea aavance. iimuihw w
speculative longs held oats down. Ele
vator concerns led the buying.
Holders of provisions unloaded to such
an extent that tho market became, semi-innraii-Ki
riM- the dose. The flurry
was attributed to radically bearish Maws
expressed In print by a well known
western pacner.
Artlclel Close. High. Low .1 Close. Tesy.
i 1 I 1
May.90HtJ 1HIWwH! WWWffW
May.TlV4i 72 inKL..TlHTlHH
Jul v. 71Viai 71K0i 71 TlKflrKI n
Oats. I I I
Mar.lUViWUI
4JV4
421 48
44
43V&
July.l 42Ii
43HSjtlHJ
Jan.. 30 20 I 20 26 W V 08
20 KVi
May. 20 SO 20 32V4 20 02 W w
20 HH
Jan..) 10 76 1 10 77 W 60 10 OG
MVv. 10 95 10 85 10 77.86110 80
10 77W
10 95
Ribs.
A 10 73! 10 75 'l 10 67HI U '
.10 87-901 10 90 I 10 75 10 75 10
Jan
72-75
May
90
. t. TM... Wi-. Nn V. red.
Wno: No. 3 hard. N ut
northern, bw"c. uw. ... .
?.Hc: No .2 BPriny. 8SWIW0: No. S spring,
8HOTH0: velvet chaffjKltle: "-un'.,
'flfficCbm! No. 2,ii737JHo: No. 2 white.
7W72H0: -No- 2 yellow. TiUitniKci No. 3.
JiwI&rNo. white. njiCTOie: No. 8
KrVlmolhy? Yov7r, JSsm
lJOoT Pork: 321.S8. Lard: $10,834. Ribs:
310.254J11.00. . ,.,.
BUTTER Firm! creameries. Iiesic.
maadlnarV1
'TEsUTeartffl' TOcars;
Michigan and Wisconsin. 703Sci Minne
sota and Ohio, 68373c.
POULTRY-Allve. lowert springs, 13c;
fowls. 12Wo; turkeys, 18c ,-.
raiEESEi--IUgher; daisies. lBtMBUo;
twlnsTlUWci Americas, na
liorfis, ttgl&Hc.
NEW -VOR1C OKSERA- KARKKT
BOtatlons of thr Day on Valos
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Oct --jAprt-ftAri
spring patents, $4.SO4.10; winter Jjrahihtt.
$4.104.-O; winter natenta. .
spring clears. J4.004.aO; extra No. 1,
winter. 33.863.75: extra No,
33.8Mt3.S0; Kansas straights. J4.10ffi.20.
WHEAT Spot flrmt No. 2 red. Wo nom
inal. ,o7l. t, NEW YORK export bsals
and .SHc nominal, f. o. b. aflof, No. 1
northern Duluth. 7o f. o. b., afloat Fu
tures closed Ho not higher; December,
95 11.16c ; May. 7 W60.
HOPS Easy: state, common to choice,
1913. 88045c; 1912, WK60; Paclllo coast
1913, I7tT32o: 1812. 26rc. ,,,. t
HIDES Steady: Bogota, 3lM3J4c; Cen
tral America. 82HC .
PETROLEUM Steady; refined. New
York bulk. 35.2V. barrels. 875; cases. 1.15.
WOOLSteady; domestic flecee XX
Ohio. 23c. .
CORN Spot firm; export, EOc, f. o. b.
"atB Spot firm; standard white, 45
4c; No. 3, 44R4Sc fancy clipped white,
AY-Qutet; standard, $ro:Wfll.06: No.
1. Jl.06t074: No. 2. WsOJLM; No. J,
8543900.
LEATHER Firm; hemlock, firsts, 2!
rOc; seconds. Uc. 'rs-
PROVIBIONS-Pork. quiet; mess. I2S.M
24.00: family. J24.1OB27.00; short .clear.
flt.7SO21.S0; beef, quiet; mess, J17.50
18.50; umlly, Jl.(XVa20.00. Cut meats,
steady: pickled bellies, 10 to 14 pounds
average. J12.SOQtU.00; pickled hams,
J14.00614.2S. Lard, weak middle west.
fl0.7OJWO.80: refined, barrlv steadv; con
tinent, fll.CO; South American, 212.10; com
pound, quiet t8.37V4fi.tO.
TALLOW Steady; city, CHc; country,
6Sc; special. Tjc.
Kansas City drain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct '2. WHEAT No.
2 hard, 83S8Hc; No. 3. 8S07Hc; No. I
red, 8991Hc; Np. X 86V49c
CORN No. S whltet 737H; No. 3,
72Ha
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT-December. 83SC2o; May,
'cORN December. Tltto; May. TJUtlVSHo.
OATH No. 2 white, 41c, No. 2 mixed, 40c
BUTTER Creamery, 30c; firsts, 20;
seconds, 27o; packing.. 23c
EGGS Firsts. o: seconds. 20c
POULTRY Hens, HHc; roosters. c;
ducks, lOo springs, llUc
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct WHEAT No,
1 bard, 87c; No. 1 northern, 34Sttc: No.
3 northern. tttttWUc: No. 3 hard Mon
tana, UKQ&ci No. 3 wheat. KOVSKHo;
Jjecember, OHcr83c; May, Uc
FLOUR Unchanged.
nuAN-ao.oos2o.ta
CORN-No. 3 yellow. C8V44JC8C.
OAT8-N0. 3 white. Sj47Uc.
RICE No. 2. lific.
FLAX-31.37019.
BARLEY 454J5c.
St. Lonla General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 29,-WHEAT-No. I
red. 9S43ic; No. 2 hard. 3Ceo2V$c; De
cember. ttKc; May, MHfiWUc.
CORN Na 2. 74o; No. 3 white, 74c; De
cember, 'IKiC; May, 7m7Mic.
OATS No. 2. 41Hc; No. 2 white, 43c. De.
cember. 41c; May, UHc
RYE t3Hc
Key to the Situation-Bee Advertising
OMAHA LIYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Trade Aotive and Generally
Strong to Ttn Higher.
H0QS STRONG TO JE1VE HIGHER
Fat Sheep ana Unbi Active' Sellers
and Ten to Fifteen Cents Higher
Feederif tn Demand
and Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. t, Itll
Receipts were. Cattle. Hoirs. Sheep,
Official Monday 7.2SC t.t 89.965
Official Tuesday... 5.744 5.2SS
Estimate Wednesday. 3.700 4,000
34.3J
24,000
98.315
129,0!
11.M4
136.404
Three daya this week.lt,73S 11.814
Same days last week, .24,536 14.539
Same days I nks ago. .34.024 13.79
Dame flays 3 wks ago.-J4.K7 15,081
Same days 4 wks ago., 90,000 18.M7
iame days last year. .37.377
18,538 114.540IH.,
The following tabla mowi the recelpu'jj-
Omsha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with last year:
. 1113. ltlj. Inc. Dee.
Cattle . , . 790.791 43.S1 . 52.525
Hogs ... .1.117,387 2.470,275 .. .. 3,tl
Sheep .3.70,467 t,4C5,72 883.7U5 .......
The following table shows the range of
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
toek market for the last raw days, with
comparisons:
Date. I 1913. 1H3.11.1910.19W.1908.197.
Oct
7 ttTi
8 t SI 8687 m 1883
8 71 637 8 (1 7396 31 803
8 80 8 7 7 41 5 23
888 835 831 7 61 520 698
6 48 8 44 752541587
8S983S 7 53 8 42 5 70
843 828360 6 41 6 47
8 48 6 24 8 47 7 64 5S1
8 34 6 19 8 28 7 59 8 54 5 45
6 19 8 36 7 54 5 60
8 08 6 13 8 .10 7 82 5 67 B KS
7 79 8 131 7 55 6 00 5 4
Oct.
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct
Oct.
Oct
Oct
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
7 7&V
7 M
IS
7 67H,
7 53H
7 74ft
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of llvo stock
at tho Union stock yards, South Omaha,
for twenty-four hour ending: at S o'clock
October 39:
t RECEIPTS-CARS.
., . Cattle. Hogs. Sheep, ll'ses.
C. M. & St P. Ry... .. 2 ., ..
Wabash R. H 3 2 1
Missouri Pacific Ry, 9
Unloh Pacific It ft 31 21 Si 2
O. & N. W east.... 2
C. & N. W.. wast.... 41 IS D3
C, St. P.. M.. . O... S
C, B. & Q., east.... 1 ' 2 1
C, B. i q., west... i . 12. 9
C, it I. & P., east. 3
C, It L A P.. west.
Chicago Q. W. Ily,.
Total recelpU ...183
93
DISPOSITION II BA D.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris A Co.,.,,.
433
543
4W
swirt a co...
Cudahy Packing Co.,..
Armour It Co............
Schwartx tt Co
Sheridan Meat Co
U P. Co
Slnolair
Cudahy, Kansas City...
W. B. Vansant Co
Benton, Vanrnnt ft L,.
Hill Son
F. B, Lewis
Huston St Co (..
J. B. Root ft Co
J. H. Bulla
L. i HUsx , ,.
MeCreary & K ell org"....
Wertheimer & Degen...
H. F. Hamilton... ,
Sullivan Bros
Rothschild
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co....
Christie
Htggina ........
Huffman
Mleyers .............
Tanner Bros.
Harvey
Iowa Cattle Co
Other buyers
653
504
555
822
US3
1,270
129
1,403
1,775
3,843
17
23
1W
450
450
814
t
79
24
36
27
If.
181
141
Iff
24
84
123
6
11
28
16
160
1G1
288
M,l3
TntnU 4.543 8.8S1 83.1M
CATTLE Receipts were very light thla
morning, only 160 cars being reported In.
For the three days this week receipts
amount to 18,738 head, being a falling off
of almost 8,000 head, as compared with
the same daya one. two and three weeks
ago. and of over 10,090 head as compared
with the same three days of last year.
With receipt of beef steers very light
and with an aotive demand, the market
proved to be very satisfactory from, a
sellers' standpoint Buyers were out In
the yards In good season In the morning
Sid desirable beef atee rs sold at prices
at were strong to sa much as 100
higher. While there was nothing here to
compare witn me yeaning mv uruuni
8.60 yesterday, there were cattlo good
no.. rH in trinr .a.
Cows and helfera were In light supply
and good demand, so that they, too, sold
at prices that were strong to a little
higher than yesterday. Tho market was
sufficiently active to effect an early
clearance.
While the demand for stook cattlo and
feeders waa no larger than Usual, the
offerlnngs being moderate, gave the mar
ket a little stronger tone on all desirable
kinds.
Quotations on cattle; dood to choice
cornfed tteers, 38.50ft.19; fair to good
cornfed steers, f6.004j6.60; common to fair
cornfed steers, t7.60.00; fair to choice
cornfed yearlings, 36.564W.a5; good to
choice range steer 37.3O4f6.00: fair to
good range steers, 86.8Mr7.84: common to
fair range steers, K0C.6: good to
choice cornfed helfors, 18.50437.60; good to
choice grass heifers, ft.00177.00; good to
choice cows, t6.eo6.60; fair to good
grades, 86.2686.00; common to fair grades,
ft.264ffi.tf; good to choice stockers and
feeders, f7.094B7.75: fair to good stockers
and feeders, 86.66471.00; common to fair
stookera and feeders, 86.7536.60; stock cows
and heifers, ft.7te.76; veal calves, (49
9.76; bulls, stags, etc., tfi.25tf4.60.
BEEF 8TEKRS.
NO.
t...
a...
it...
At. Tr. No. At. Pr.
ltol 7 76 t ,.. 114 I 0
W TH 9 UN I 7
ixn 1 to' tt IU7 1 to
fiTEBRb AND HEIFEun,
It....
1...
4....
It...
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t....
10....
J....
11..,,
1...
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lit 41..,
IM 9 34
CO Wo.
IM 4 78 1 11(5 6 44
:,..itw 1 ts 11 1010 1 to
COWS AND HEIFERS.
. .,114 t is
HEIFERS.
.... nt t ts I..., nt tu
.... t 00 II 713 4
.... 144 t Ot lit 7 14
.... t t 35 ., , tit I 91
HULLS.
.,..1041 t 14 1 tit 7
....1140 6 It .
t itrr n
.., 144 I 00 I.,...
1.. Ill I to M.,
3 ,. 141 I 80 1
I IStO 4 W 1
1 171 7 00 2....
.... lit 7 OS
.... lit 7 U
... tie t to
.... 174 9 M
.... 191 9 71
rrrbCKBRS AND FEEDERS.
I tu t n t 1..,.. iu u
1 170 M U 170 t tt
14 Ut t 41 t Ill t 00
n., tti t to 11... mo 7 00
II C3 t to 1.. iom 7 ot
It F. Johnson. Nebraska.
t feeders.. 731 6 70 96 feeders.. 859
J. C. Reece, Nebraska.
t feeders'., 661 7 16 4 cows t85
R. 8. McConnell, Nebraska.
cows...,, 760 4 35 t cows.,,,. 836
2 bulls ... .1260 6 10 29 feeders.. 790
WYOMINO.
8 bulls. .1418 5 66 9 cows.. ...1105
29 steers.... 9M 6 65 41 steers... .1007
39 steers..,. 927 6 68 1 steer 1070
19 cows., ..1114 i 75 I cows 97t
6 35
6 60
485
.
565
65
665
6 15
1 bull 1320 5 30
Robert Looney, Wyoming.
21 feeders.. 993 7 20 10 stockers. 713 7 30
Scows 1004 S 96 6 cows... ,.1086 6 35
8 Steers.. 1082 6 80 I cow...,. ,1250 6 60
SOUTH DAKOTA.
23 feeders 949 6 60 12 feeders,. tS2 6 76
UOGS A light run showed up this
morning ana wo market opened out in
good shape, first bids looking to be strong
10 a iucksi miner man rssieraaya aver.
age. A fow sales were mads on this baa s,
uul u mere .yywrTJa 10 ve a geoa ae
mand, moat salesmen hold off for still
better prices. The strength of the market
soon snowea liseir. x litre was a lively
Inquiry from both packers and shippers,
and values Improved rapidly, sale made
to warn the Close Doing ugioa, an In ex
treme cases fully lOo iilgher. As a gen
eral thing price were quoted aa a big
nickel hlgtur than yesterday's average.
Bulk of the sale waa made at t7.70ai.tO.
and some real good heavlea went to the
killers at 37 87, the top tor, the day. As
compared wiin previous aays or the week,
trade waa fairly active and practically
everything had been disposed of by 10
o'clock.
Receipts were light for a Wednesday,
only 63 cars, about 4,000 head being re-
eclved. For the three ways the total Is
11, H4, nearly 8.000 smaller than a week
ago, and almost 7.000 short of the corre
sponding days of last year, It might also
be mentioned that the run for the first
halt of this week Is the smallest since
the last week of September, 1913. when
only 11,882 head were reported during the
same period.
N. At. Fh. Pr
ff, At. Bh, Tr
1 ..... H 11)
U in IN 7 T1H
sr4 ire TTTH
l M MO TN
T XA 109 T I
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rr....,,.t7i uo 7 m
u tr 111 tu
,14 117. N I 44
let lit 114 T M
It 301 M "I to
1.. ,. Ill ... 7 S
in mi it lit
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T 7
(9 114
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It Ml
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... 7 ?0
... 7 79
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in in
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... 7 70
110 7 70
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111 10 7 UW
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SI
...r.t MO I 71
...tu no lit
...177 110 Til
...lit ... 77s
...111 ... T 71
111 .. 7T
...SU lit 7 75
. . lit J 75
. Ml 900 7 71
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7 00 U.
. 8HHKP A continued scarcity of any
thing fat waa a marked feature and as a
result of this packet1 and feeder buyers
were to be seen In the same nens trying
to pick out something that they were In
Urgent need of. The packers were keen
buyers as long ae any offerings at all
decent as killers were available and did
not hesitate paying prices generally 100160
higher on what fat iambs and sheep were
here. As for several days back no
really prime grades of any kind were
In evidence. A string of fairly good
Cokevlle lambs sold up to 87.2C, being
the top for the dav. There were some
wethers good enough to bring f4.75 and
omo ewea 94.(0, mere being a small
package of ewes selling at 34.40. Plenty
of life charactertied the trade through
out and there was not much left In the
way of killers after 8;S0 o'clock.
Notwithstanding the rough weather of
ate and thebulk of the feeder offer
Inns being on the light order, trade In
the feeder division was fairly active and
values were quotably the same as on
Tuesday. The demand was considered
very fair for this time of the year, belnff
good enough to clear a very fatr run for
a Wednesday at a seasonable hour.
The estimate for Ihe clay was ninety
two cars, or sdrno 2I.O0Q head, aa against
?S'I5I 0,1 Wednesday of last week ahd
19.901 on tho corresponding day a year
Quotations on sheep and lambs; Lambs,
rood to choloe 37.00417.40: lambs, fair to
good. f.wi7.w; lamos. culls. KU0tM,1;
US?t 'e"5. 15.G.SS: yeartlngiHliht.
t6.25l5.4; yearlings, heavy, f4.854M.23;
irtlnss, feeders. 34.69485.60; wethers
good to choice. flqr4.7tt wethers, ,falr
to good, 34.2584.60: wethers, feeders, J4.0J
4N.WI ewes, good to choice, f4.t64fH.C0:
ewea. fair to good, f3.85t6.35: ewes, feed,
era. 13.8694.25; cull sheep. f2.0OJH.25.
Representative sales:
880 Wyofjilng ewea 108
Wyo. yearlings ft wethera 94
28 Wyoming lambs M
20 Wyoming lambs '64
26 1 doming lambs 64
1 native ewe ...i, 200
11 native lambs 1., ,. 88
240 Wyoming feeder lathbs 38
300
t 00
7 20
rso
t sa
4
730
585
6 S3
6 35
6 70
5 70
4 86
t 00
3(0
3 10
3 10
660
6 50
4.90
6 25
R 50
5 00
833
Wyoming reeder lambs.,...,
266 Wyoming feeder lambs.,,...
214 Wyoming feeder lain be
171 Wyoming feeder lambs.,,,,.
266 Wyoming wethara...
62 Wyoming feeder yearlings..
43 Wyoming feeder yearlings.
92 Wyoming ewes
tUAVyomlng ewes
til Wyoming lambs
227 Wyoming lambs
1(0 Wyomlnir wethera
40
s
44
43
84
6
66
76
76
64
63
98
110 Wyoming feeder yearlings. 76
m K.'.hn,l. Iamh.. ' T.
61 Nebraska feeder lambejy.
67 Nebraska ewes .T..
41
88
CIIICAOO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady 4 Dim Lower- Hogs
Mostly Five Cents Higher.
CIIICAOO. Oct 89. CATTLE RecelDts.
19.000 head: steady to lOo lower; beeves,
tG.OSfi9.70: Texas steers, f6.70t7.80; western
steers, tuwrMo; stocKsrs ana feeder.
t5.00fW.3; cows and heifers, fS.36f.t0;
calves, M.tOCrlO.60.
market strong, mostly 6a higher; bulk of
sates, I7.wu3.a)' ngnt, it. scire. E mixeu.
7.6508.35; heavy, f7.550S.35; (rough, t7.85tt
7.70: Dim. t6.Q9it7.00.
SHEEP AN DLAMBS-Recetpts. 40.030
head; market steady tJ 10a higher; na
tive, i.mjni.ui; western, h.ow.w; year
lings, f5.09tT.lo lambs, native, t6.tOtft.60;
weatern, f6.997.60.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Oct 29. CATTLE
Receipts, lo.ooo.head: steady to strons".
prime fed steers. Is.90fl6.t0: dressed beef
steers, f7.2&S8.85; western steers, fS.S69
5.w; somnern steers, 1a.w7jt1.i1g; rows,
417.00; heifers, f5.00fy9.25; stockers and
feeders. t5.35.7.0; bulls, t4.6Og6.60; calves,
to.wiriu.w. ,
noas-Recetpta, 11.000: 60 higher; bulk.
J7.50&1.W: heavy. f7.6OS7.90i packers and
butchers. 7.957.95; light, J7.5W.90; pigs',
SHEEP AND LAMUS-ReC4tpts. 10,600
lieaa; 100 to i&o bigner; iambs, t6.75S7.5e;
yearlings, ta,tttfc,(; wethers, 4.b0uu.lj,
ewes,
t. Loala Live Steele Market.
ST. IX1UIB. Oct 29.-CATTLK Re
ceipts, 7M0 head; steady; good to choice
steers, tf.ivvT.Bo; stocxera and reeaers,
t6.EJS7.Ca: cows and heifers. t4.76St.76:
bullst f6.UC6.75: calves, f.00fl0.80; south
ern steers, so.wayj.7s; .cows ana neirers,
HOUB-Recelpts, 9,000 head; lOo higher
bin and Ibrhts. 90.608. 10: mixed and
butchers, f",7G4j.; good heavy, fi.0C.yi
4.9.
SHEEP AND LAMnS-Recetpts, 6,000
iisuu;, joc nigner; muttons, JJ.70U-4.iu;
yeuripas, io.vw.w; tamos, to.07.S9.
Rloux City Live Stook Market.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Oct 20.-CATTLK
Receipts, RK) head; market higher; beef
steers, 87.0009.30 feeding cows and heif
ers. ao.uvne.46i cannera, t3.75V4.w: calves,
t7.60O9.75: bulls, stairs, etc. t6.2ifflC.40.
HOOS-Recelits. 2,080 head; market, lOo
higher; heavy, t7.60O7.76; mixed, f7.76
7.W; lights, f7.8O07.9S; bulk of sales. f7.70y
SHEEP AND MMBS-RAcelpU, 1000
neao; marxet steady; red muttons. f6.&8
u.ia, wctners, n.&wi.T; ewes, 3.!iUQ4.40;
minus, o.wvew.
St. Joseph' Live fitoak Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH. Oct 29. CATTLE Re
ceipts. z,zw neaa; market steady; steers.
tu.wuv.wi cows ana neiiers, ti.uvrie.w
calves. 36.00iai0.00.
HOafi-Reoelpts. 7.400 head; market V3
10a higher; top, f7.95; bulk, f7.e&97.85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS llecelnts. 3,000
neaa; manici siruuy; lunui, .vuw'.s.
Live Stork In Bight.
Cattle.
.... too
...10.000
A. 7.000
.... 19,0110
.... 2.200
. .. 3,700,
...32,700
Hogs.
2.000
11.000
9,000
80.000
7,400
4,000
63,400
Sheep,
Bloux City
Kansas City .
St Louis
Chicago
St oseph .....
South Omaha
1.000
10,000
8,000
40.000
8,000
24.000
83,000
Totats
Coffee Market.
NBW YOKK. Oct. 29. After opening at
barely steady at an advance of 6 points
on near month, but generally unchanged
to 3 polnta lower, coffee futures eased off
under scattered trade selling and local
liquidation. The close waa steady at a
net decline of 1 to 6.
October, 110. SO; December, 310.44, Jan
uary, tlfl.68; March, tlO.M; May, fll.03;
July 111.29: September, fll.45.
No. 4. ItUc. Mild, qultt; Cordova. 13UQ
No.
, jasc. i
Mild, quiet; COrdova, 13',jj
KHc nominal.
Oils and Hosing
NEW YOIUC, Oct 29.-COTTON8EKD
OIL-Irregular pr;lme summer yellow.
t.fS83; December, M.97; March, f7.30;
May. t7.40.
HOSIN-Qulet.
Tl'ItPKNTINE Steady,
SAVANNAH. Qa Oct 29. TUItPEN
T1NE Firm, 42c; rales, ISO brarels, re
ceipts, CUJ barrels; shipments, 31 barrels;
stocks, 20,435 barrels.
HOHIN-KIrm; sales, 1.C33 barrels; re
ceipts, 2.K32 bsrrels: shipments, 182 bar
rels, stocks, 187,887 barrels. Quote. A. IS,
C I). t3.62V; B F. W.C0; O. tlWQ3.67H; II
tl-TS-O I, 33.70. K, f4.25 M f4.M, N,
33 30 W O t.2S. W W f,36
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Quotations of Principal Issues Rite
Point or So Early.
HEAVINESS COMES ON LATER
! Report Mexican SKnntlon Knterlna
Upon More Serious Phase and lie
preaslnsr Nevra ns to Steel
Turn Market novravrard.
NEW YORIC. Oct 2U.-Quotatlons of
tho principal stocks were carried lip R
point or more In the fore part of today s
session, but the market turned heavy In
the afternoon. The reaction In many
cases brought prices under yesterday s
close.
Conditions In the money markets here
and abroad figured prominently In deter
iiilnlncr the tempor of speculation, in
Ixindon private discounts were higher,
following the engagement there of gold
for New York yesterday. No further en
gagements of gold wore looked for at this
tltna.
in the home market call loans were
renewed nt 4 per .oent an Increase of H.
The rate rose later to J per cenu 1
In London American stocks were de
pressed. There was some selling here
for rorelgn account iiesiricuons 01 iunup
In this market for speculative purposes
ntan itirMi in unfavorable Influences
ltminri thkt thn MmlCllh Situation W11S
entering upon a more serious phase arid
further depressing news irom inn ra
trade helped to turn .the market down
ward. The weekly review of tho Iron
ab-o. a nv-.nlrpil trade authority, was
frankly pewilmlstlc. speaking of further
pnoe concessions, ronvrcuon in wonmi
foroea and curtailment ot opeiaviotis.
Bonds were firm and active. Total sales,
n.r'vallll. 13 1flfrt
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
Number of salts and leading quotation!
en stocks wore:
iuim. nit, i-sw, at.
ro.100 711 14H 7S
Anwltunitel Ceppr
Atntrlcaa Aarlculturtt
41H
Ansticsn lit Butar,
300
11. Km
too
14
tIS
Amtrlrsn Cta
Amorlraa Can bM
its
tilt
tm
444
silt
:t 1
9i
31k1
44 !
rs.
Amtrlrin C. tt V
Araerltsn CVKton oil,...
Am. Ics Becutltts....... .
Atnerlraa LlnsseA ......
Amerkss Locomollt . .
Araerlcsn K. A It. ........
IW UK II
900
WO
700
t
44H
t
11U
41
Am. 8. A it. Ma. ........ .
Am, fluir nstiniB(..,t. .
AmTricsn T T.
. JOtti
too in lMVi ltoik
srr
AmsrIMn ToUcto
Anaronds. Mlelnc Cs.... 1.100
14
9U
3S
ns
91
1UK
94)4
It
I7H
ttttt
tm
UtVi
IV
UK.
ISO
m;
IM
1IU.'
31 vt
4JH
UH
itovt
m
nst,
M
lH
It
lot
H'M
t
6
14U
Atehlton 8.W0
tJTi
AlohlMU pfd ... . .. ..
Allsntle Cosat Mm.
lUUImore Osls........ 1,100 M , 14
nsthUhtn BtI 400 111, 11
Drooklm Itul4 Tr too I7H
Ouudlan PaelM 10,400 Kt H
Ontrtl LUhr 400 h'H tl4
Chntsesks A Ohio,...., 3,900 M
ininio o. w....,
r-Mwto. m. ft w. r. .. tot ioim tot
Uiiosas m n, n,,...... ......
Uxartos rael 4k iron.., me
raall4ate4 C
Oorn Produets .,., too
tttt
"tit
,..
94
I)Uwir a ItMsaa... ,.
DenTSr A nlo Urand,,. ......
DnTr a It O. pfd.....
nintllUrf BKsrltlis .... 009
Brls .............. ........ 8,100
Kris 1st tti, l.tKXl
Srla M Bid 100
.....
It
ttK
44
1714
37U
4IU
9Ui
I4t
1UH
UH
....
UK.
U
.....
.....
...a
Qtntral Bleotrto 100 1404
Urett Northwn PM aoo lit
Qreat Noruisni Ore atra 400 H
Illinois csntral
tnUrvarmth Mat ttoo
e
Inter, Mt. pfd... too
uiurnaiiosai iiarrastir ,...
IMr-Mr1na bM
IBItrMtlonnl l'rr
Intamatlonal Pump
KaMta Cltr HotilBsnu... ...... ..... .....
Mola4s ass
fhlh Valley SCO
1UVI IflK IU
MUiSTius nssnTius.. ,
1JSH.
ri, r. o, ins. so. ......
Missouri. K. T. 900
..... ..... 130 ,
31 24t Ji
nu. hu ali
Mlwovrl paeina 3.409
National Blaoult
National Liad
.....
1:0
44VL
N. It R.' of M. M M..
11
9714 9t ttH
sees aeesft 17
Naw Tone rnirj,.t i,sb
N. T.. O. A W.
Htrfolk Weatrra t 144
North Amtriean
Northarn Paeltlo
raclflo Matt ue
111 lttU INK,
It) T
. . 4t IM
94U, 90 to
I'snnarlranls
3,100 Ulfi 110
0la'S OU
f-., u.. w, c n. i, ...... ...... .....
rtttaburiti Osal ,
Prsasa4 Blsal car
Pullman ralaes Oar
Ktadtai .. n,704 143H
irm
kspsduo 1. st, n. , ,..
Rtputillo 1. fl. pfd,.... too
nook liland Co.,...,,.,, too
nock Island do. p4.,,., too
8t. L A B. F. tt 9(4
AfttboarO Air Una,,
SasUard A. L pfd.
tl.ass-nheMsIa . I. ......
Bou'hsra raeirto 4,700
Poutharn railway 400
B Mallwar PfO
Tennaaaa Cop par too
tm
11U
tt
8444 nu
Mil 21U
'iiit 'iiii
'aaa a ntllio. ,,,.,, ,,
union raaino 14,000 UIK
t'ntlad (Haifa ntllr.....
United Btataa Itubber.
UrUl4 Vlates fMoal 11,000 (441
tt S. Maal pti too J07
Utah CWar ttot HI
VsOarallaa (3iamlsJ ,
IMtt
I1H
n.Dwn , , , .......
)
! t)r
vraoaia wa 1,
Waatarn Mrrrlind
Waslara Union ,,.
w..tnihoma Klactrlo ,, t400 444 44 V4
niiMiina m baa gala. are B U iu
Total aaias for lha 4sy, tll.oM .haras.
Neve York Money Market.
NEW TOItK. Oct ttWMONiST-On call,
film, 4B6U per ceatt rullnc rates, 4 per
cent: cloalntr, 4Vi6 per cent Time loans,
firm: slaty days, 4H per cant; ninety days,
iW per cent; six month, 4K per oent
1'KIMB MPCANTILH PAI'iaV-ii
M4 per cent Merlins' exoharure, firm,
M.tUO for sixty days and f4.at49 for de
mand. Oommerolal bills, 818666,
SILVER Bar, 6Hc; Mexican doUars,
46Uo.
BONDd-Ooremtaent, ateovtly; railroad,
"ciosler qniotatlOBS en benaa today war
ns follows) . . .,.
V. B. rat. Is. raf. 97 It O. Bo. raf. (a... 94U
do sonpee J . 4 ltll,. WVi
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do eoujaa Mo. lairis 4 67
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aTo. 1st ts ttla.. U N It K of M 4Ha It
Arntr, AC 81 M. Y. C s. 3Via....
A T T. or. 4s. 14 Me dsn. 4 W
Ain TibseV, la.. ..Ill N. Y. N. II. ft It.
Arnvtur ft. Co. 4Hs.. toM- ot, m tt
AUhl"s aas. 41.... iy. W, lit S. 4s. W
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a ' 1. lot 4a..... tit .do lo , 44
lui. ft nio 4s.
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I. 4a M V. H. Steal Id I... .100
An .an. 4i Tl V.-C Cham. Im as
do ct. 4a, ar. II. 71 Waiiaak 1st ft a I. 4a 4;
111. Can. lit rat 4a It Waatarn M0. 4a 77H
I mar. Met. 4!ia,... 11 awrst. Rise. ct. ta. 114.
Intar. M. 34. 4 Hi- 44 Wl. CVntral 4a lift
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Boston Otoclc Sfarket.
IIOBTON, Oct 29.-471osIntr quotations
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Amil. Covoar UVt1 a!i,
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Ariso'os, Cora tV North Dulls . .
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Local Securities.
QuaUtloss furalahad tr liuroi, Orlakrr ft Ce.
441 Omaha, Katlonal tank bull4loi;
DI4. Aaka4.
DurllnrVon It A L la. IMS NH W
DaatrUs Oaamary JJ4 MVa ti
ColartOta. Neb., la. 1M , tt IM
Cbloaco Rr. aariaa A. 1117 92
Dwoa CO., Nab., court boss la. 1918 t 100
Intar. Rapl Tr. 8a. 44.. 7H OIK
Kansas Cltr Tar. Ilr 4a. 1K0 tl M
Ioaa-Waa Dla. Co. 7 r lit pt4 II M M&
MI4ala Wrat L'tilltlaa ta, ltll. 94H 974
Nat FltalUr ft CaauAltr. Omfha to
Omaha Gas ta, 1117 K 4
Oinaba Gaa 4i. 1914 loo lai
(tti ot Omaha Water t'ia, IMt M tl
tc a. "Z1'- iy
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w;n r., Jkh. Dit. N, is,' ti 'iiti its 100
Tl'l fa n k . . . . 1 u.T -
Woodbury Oo., It.DrsJo.t ts, 1117.. lot.t IM i
London fttnclc Market.
LONDON. Oct S. tAmprlran
opened higher toda-, but realizing causal
most of the list to decline before the end
or the first, hour. At nrn prices ranged
from U above to U belo? oarltv.
Oontols moner 7tVtInlon r.rifia ..tun
4 SKlsnt 71 lt-14 ,
MONEY-C?i4T4ii por cent
Discount rates: Hhort Mils 1 m ulok.
per cent; three months' bills, 5 per cent
Meta lMnrket.
SOW TOIUC, Oct 2S.-MKTALS-Lead.
qiUet. at t4.8OiN.40; London 20 7s 6d,
Spelter, eairy, at 8ft.30e.45; London, 20,
10s. Copper, quiet; standard spot un
quotil; November. December and Janu
ivry, ttj.ts offered; electrolytic, 316.87H.
Uke. tl7.00tit7.25; casting. flB.604T16.7S
Tin, steady, spot? and October, ftt.OOf
lL-Jmlr,..mc04iisW1!li December,
ttojorrtO.M. Antimony, dull; Cookson's,
ti.OO. Iron, quiet and unchanged.
Iindon markets oloeed: Copper, quiet;
spot 74 lis 6d, fliturea, 73 Va.Od. Tin.
firm; spot and futures, 183 15s. Iron.
Cleveland warrants, Ma 9d.
. ST. LOUIS. Oct. 28.-MRTALS-Lead.
lower, at )(.WH.a4, Spelter, quiet at
36.2HJC.3o.
Ltwrpnol Grain Market.
LIATIRPOOL, Oct. 23. WHEAT Spot
steady; No. 1 Manitoba. 6s 9itd; No. V 6a i
Pd; No. 8, 6s 7?td: futures, strong; De
cember, 7s ttd; .March. 7s IVid; May, 7a
lHd.
6d; futnrra. La Plata, steady; November,
4s tTta; aecemoer, os iva.
I
Dry Ooods Market.
NIOW TOItK. Oct 28. Cotton iroods and.
cotton yam markets were firm and quiet
today. Worated yarns are sold more
freely to tho knittlnir traders. Sheer I
embroideries on tho crcpo order were soldi
well.
tngsr Market.
NHW TOniC. Oct. 23, SUOAIl Raw, I
firm; muscovado. S.Mo; oentrtftural, i.5tc;
molasses, 3.79c. Keflnod, tinsottjed.
Cotton Market.
NBW YOIUC Oct a-TOTTON-S)ot;i
uuici, miuuuna upianoa, ivivaj guu, jli,w
niuea, swi oaiea.
In fair demand: prices unchaiurnd; mld
dlintr fair, t.nd: rood middiimr, 7.t7d;
mlddllna, 7.7M: low mtddllntr. 7.Hd; trood;
ordinary, 6.87d; ordlnar)-, O.CVI; salossi
8,090 balsa.
nmttii I C. tl. . Tt- . M., ...
Omttin r. n, FU Hf. earn
oimh o, n. it . n. pfd
Icltln (). B. oer nsc notes. 1114
Baondtn-Kenotdr B14. 0 t. e. pro..
Sloui cur Ptfttk VsrJi 'is 1
rort ef Htll 4ii. IM! ,
llubn. Idaho, U, 1M1
Florence Bridge , 4
is Considered at 1
a Mass Meeting
For the purpose If inltlatlniramovoment
lo put a new bridge across the Missouri
river at Florence a mass meeting of the
citizens was hold at the JCaaiea' hall
Tuesday night Joe Hodman waa on
hand with blue prints of the bridge, show
ing the rock bottom on both sides of the
river. Ue presented Mb data In a terse
form and waa followed by E. Stoddard,
John iF. Staley, It It Olmsted, P. 8.
Tucksr, F. M, Klnr, W. It Wall an.t
Henry Anderson. A committee of twenty
flvo Is to be appointed by the president of
the Commercial club, Henry Anderson, lo
circulate petitions ito congress to build
the bridge. Across the river from Flor
ence Is on exceedingly rich agricultural
country that at present has no way to
market Its crops except to drive fourteeno
mllea to Council Bluffs. Mention wan
also made of the now electric line from
Sioux City to Omaha, which would Un
doubtedly uaa the bridge, thus shortening
the distance about ten miles. According
to those addressing the meeting It Is thi
purpose to secure. If possible, the ereo
Hon of the bridge by the government and
the promoters have already enlisted tho
aid of Congressman Lobeck. In the event
that the government builds the bridge
there) will be no tolls, but If erected by
private capital a toll will be charged.
Another meeting will be held In about
ten days to report the progress made.
Commercial Club ,
WiU Establish a '
Bureau of Legal Aid,
A movement for a legal aid bureau trf
be run In connection with tho Commercial
club waa given an Impetus at the meet
ing of the executive committee of th
Commercial club at noon. J. A. C Ken
nedy waa given full charge of the aftats
and instructed to Investigate such bodies
In other cities which, now have them aad
give in his opinion a a to the eatabtislv
ment of such a bureau In Omaha.
Thla Is the outgrowth of the. remarkable
work dono by the legal aid bureau et&bJ
Ushed shortly aftsr the Kaater BinwSayj
tornado for the benefit ot the suCferraJ
who were left in such financial oewil ,
Uons that It waa ttnposatbl for them td
pay for legal aid. The object of the)
bureau will be to aid those worthy ani
unable to pay for legal assistance.
PACKING HOUSE EMPLOYE
STABBED IN THE ABDOMEN,
Mike Unkozevtch. packlmr houa
laborer, 2714 Tt street South Omaha wait,
severely cut In the abdomtn Tuesdan
evening near Ids homo by an unknown
'. asaaiusni. ins imurea man waa attanAsrt
" " "
by Drs. F. O. Beck. A. H. Koenlg and
IS. J. Bhanahan, and after giving lha
man Immediate medical sjslotanoo, ho
was taken to the South Omaha General
hospital.
Just who the aggressor waa and tha
motive back of his action remain un
solved by the police. Tho assault oc-
mi . . J,.(H tUmt .... . ...
im urcu wiin
tout police protection for sums HttU
... ,. - .
and but little hope is
held out for hU
recovery.
DR. SHAW WILL SPEAK
AT THE COMMERCIAL CLUB
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, president of
tho National Women' Buffrage s-isocla-lon,
will address the members, of tha
Omaha Commercial club at a public af
fairs luncheon on November 6. Dr.
tMs ; Bhaw will take for her subject, "Wo-
ui ' tnen'a Place In the Commercial World."
T4l Bhn will have the illallnrtlnn nf Klnr.
ill? he t woman to ever address the
ajommerciai ciud memoers at a publlo
affairs Juncheon, and It la expected that
the club'a rooms will be hardly largo
enough to seat the crowd which ts ex.
pected,
WANT MORE TIMET0 SELECT
SUCCESSOR TO GUILD
The special committee appointed by tha
executive committee of the Omaha Com
raerclsl club to choose a successor to
Commissioner J. M Guild asked for mora
time at the meeting of the executive
committee and It was granted.
6a
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