TIIE BEE: OMAHA, TrKDNERDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1015.
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FOR RENT
Mamrkrrn1!! Rmi
H PAVF.NPORT TWO OR THREW
NICFLT FURNISHED IIKI'O. ROOMS.
NKW HRIPK FLAT.
FARNAM. Two nloe
rooma. elrtrlrlty, steam.
housekeeping
Heaaee Cettage.
Ttertfc.
114 PO. UTfl-7-r. all modern house;
newly papered and painted; close In. t.
kOl N. fcWh Ave., 8-r. all mod. houae;
fin lot, auto garage. 130, ,
EH N. 17th, R-r., mod. I heat. tlt.R0.
RASP BROS., IKHTOLA8 lftS-V
1110 N. 22D 4-r. flat, eteel rnn, (ma
stove, kitchen cabinet, water paid. $17.
930 N. 17th, 8-r., all modern apt., $37 .M.
RASP PROS. Douglas
SEVEN rooms, 2427 Charlaa, $19. Phone
Walnut iettk
f-ROOM Cottage. Ul 8. 38th St. 116. Water
paid.
8-R. bow; mod. cv beet O. 8-t.
8-ROOM house, modern, Ti Lothrop.
823.M. Call at in Lotnrop.
FOR colored people, T.r.'e0mj
tagea. partly modern. 140-1841 N. tM
St. Call Iug. CW.
FOR RENT Beautiful modern resi
dence. 1 rooma and bath, pot water
neat. Larue gareae; at 89 Florence
Blvd. Phone Colfax 3980.
oath.
g-ROOM HOUSE, '132.60.
1103 PARK AVE.
All modern and In good condition. Tha
place la near Park achool and car serv
ice of both Hnea Ideal for roomers.
A KM STRONG-WALSH COMPANY,
Tyler IMP State Bank Bldg.
3-R. modern cottstre, 3U Tel. Har. 1266.
-R; furnace; walking distance, IJ. H.
tsfo.
I ROOMS-ils! '
Fin l-room St, Louis (lata. In walking
distance; modem; Shelby court, 22d St, Vi
block south of Leavenworth St., lib.
PETERS TRUST COMPANY.
1823 Farnam St. Doug. 88. o
T-R. HOUSE. J22.W.
2D23 PACIFIC ST.
All modern and near car. House has
been newly decorated throughout and in
tip-top condition. It Is worth the money
asked for It.
ARMSTRONG-WALSH COMPANY.
State Bank Bldg. Tyler 1538.
7-ROOM, modern, 29F3 Popplcton Ave.
CLOSE In, tlx room bouse, best condi
tion. 8S3 So. Hat. Harney 1706.
MODERN 7-room house 161 Park Ave.,
$36. Phone Harney 1MB.
p ROOMS, $16. SOUTH.
Gaa, electric lights, city water, etc
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY,
17th and Douglas. Douglas 6013.
West.
FOR RENT.
9-ROOM house, modern, 1620
Ave. rent $36. Doug. WOO.
W. 8. FRANK.
201 Neville Block.
Georgia.
7-r. mod. house. 8614 lnvenworth. W. 26a0.
Mlaeellaneoae.
$1$ PER MONTH, five-room cottage, not
an old house, but a neat, attractive cot
tage, clean and newly decorated through
out; on a nice lot close to car line and In
a choice location; five large rooms, big
closets, nice pantry, convenient kitchen,
full concrete basement, pretty bathroom,
polished oalc floors, electric lights, gas,
window shades, decorated with rich oat
meal papers, living room In brown and
tan; a cozy, comfortable cottage that you
seldom find for the rental. Just vacated
by party moving to Lincoln, and to good
party will rent for only $18 per month.
See It any time today or evening after
8:80. It will not disappoint you. Phone
Benson 122, or take Benson car, get off
at 61st St. and come south H block to
Mo. 2805.
F. S. TRULLINQER.
OAK WOOD COURT.
I-R.-ONE-STORY BRICK FLATS, $12.
Separate front and rear entrance, gas
range sink, toilet; newly decorated. An
end flat vacant, also an Inside one and
a separate cottage. VERY WARM,
CLEAN, QUIET AND RESPECTABLE.
No children. , References. 8030 S. 18th.
Red 4902.
$18.50 BENSON COTTAOE, 6-R. AL
MOST NEW. Paper and paint Inside
and out this week. Full cement base
ment. Modern except heat and tub. Small
barn, nlee yard. 241$ 61st St., $ blocks
south of car, on cement walks. Red 4902.
-R. Part modern flat. Nice repair.
2233 S. 20th, $16. to adults.
WOODMAN,
418 McCague. Red 4908. Doug. 4349.
T7-r-t tit ijAAM Vinnaa at vtrtlv tnnriAPTt.
one block west Creighton college. Phone
"H. .$215.
k 9ir TTnrt Kt S rmi.. water, cave.
$6.' 83u Ohio St., 3 rms., water and
"ij'iSB No. 16th St., 8 rms., mod. ex.
heat.
$12. 1664 No. 16th St., I rms., mod. ex.
$17.' 2892 Maple St., 5 rms., mod, ex. ht.
. 2fil0 Sherman Ave.. 6 rms.. all mod.
$27. 18 No. 36th St.. new 6 rm. bun-
$30. 1733 So. 29th St., 5 rms., all mod.
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO..
6th Fl. Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. D 1781 o
HOUSES FOR RUNT.
$26.00 6-r., all modern.
$16.00 -r., newly papered. South Bide,
$16.00 6-r.. near car, school. So. Sido.
lil v1-r tiftar car. school. So. Side.
$14.00 4-r., elec. light, cement basement;
half block to car.
$38.00 10-r. fat, modern; on car line;
0 min. waia lo union ucyui.
$46.00 8-r., furnished.
ua no 7. ' iinf iiralnhed.
' $16.00 2-r., partly furnished for light
housekeeping.
$26.00 Office room with skylight, r20;
MEmCANEOTHITY COMPANY.
17th and Douglas. Douglas 6013. o
Globe Van&Storage
Btorei, moves, packs, ships; 3-horse van
end t men, $1.36 per hr.i storage $2 per
mo. KstlBtaotion ar. D. 4338 & Ty. 23a
JiVW rv n a " ' - -
No 3011 and 302. Lafayette Ave., 6 and
6 rooms, with beamed ceilings, paneled
walls fire place, bookcases buffet, china
closet's, lighting fixtures, plumbing, heat
ing; yard sodded, south front, oak and
white enamel iinisn. i-ioso m, jui "i
of Bemls park In Montclalr. Call owner
and DUllaer ror prices inn iwiiw. .
Olmsteaa. rnonw weo. wai
FIDELITY RJ, FEEE
niM Dnus-lAa tf tor no m diets list of
vacant houses and apartmems; also for
storage, moving, lfith and Jaaksoa fits.
Gordon Van Co. Si:
H N. lltb St
Tel. D IM or Har. 1W7.
GOOD auto sales room on Farnam BL
Very reasonable rent. Tel. Doug.
-a A a an ano btorase
iviaggaru s m.ct:
mov.
Ing, pactang, shipping.
17 1$ Webster 8L
Douglas 149.
SEE the Central Furniture Store's FREE
RENTAL. I.lft r.
SEVEN and five-room houses; modern;
walking qifliance. wquitf w.
Xlmvn Crelsh Sons Co.. Bee Bldg.
uvuot j i fcn parts et me city.
NEWLY furnished front room, $6, and
l-room auariment. $36. 2M3 Leaven
worth.
" $17.M 1721 Lake, rooms and bath.
130 002661 Jones, rooms and bath.
GLOVER SPAIN
Doug. 3. 91 City N atlonal. o.
J- T 3 Exp- moving.
I lppn packing & storage.
1 ROOMS. 1830 (Ueorirla Ave., near Mason
east front, walking distance, newly
pnlnted. four bedrooms, rnone n.
A "Fr bale" ad will turn second-hanJ
furniture Into cash.
WANTED TO RENT
UNFURNISHED room in modern home.
by lady employed. A ai7. Bee.
TWO or three unfurnished rooms, near
Central scnool; with neat, j-zzi. nee.
WANTED TO BUT
OFFICE furniture bought and sold.
C. Reed, Mt7 Farnam. Doug. (14u
Mru-tly high grade piano Web.
Yale buys everything Id hand Web. 4 4.
WILL buy a Ford. 614 First Nat I Bank.
HIGHEST prices for old clothing. D. 4711
bee Want Ads Produce Results.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
A Garden, a Few
Chickens, Some Fruit and
a Cow
"Would reduce the high cost of living a great deal.
"Why not lay your plans now and select an acre of
ground that is well located and will increase in
value like the
Acres and Half Acres in
Benson Gardens
Located along West Main Street; paved road be
tween Benson and the New Town of "West Benson.
It only takes $10 to get started, then $10 monthly
payment on an acre (equal to 6 or 8 regular city .
lots). Don't put it off. Now is the best time to
look over acres. Call at office or by phone for
plats and price list.
Hastings & Heyden
1614 Harney St.
REAL ESTATE
FARM A R4NOI1 LANDS FOR SAL
Lire Oak Colonies, nuns better. W. T.
Braitn 10.. sia-ie i uy .hi. res, u.
Colorado.
HALF section of land, on rural route.
8 miles of Sterling. Colo. (6.000 popula
tion); across the road from school. Level,
unimproved land: black loam sou; ex
cellent crops Joining. Price $17.60 per acre.
win sell on contract, $o per acre cash,
balance $2.60 per acre each year for five
years, 6 per cent Interest. Easter than
rent, one crop of wheat will pay tor the
land, and it will double In value in two
years.
c M. Morton, sterling, coio.
Caaaaa.
FOR SALE OR LEASE Any part of 4.000
acres near Hceetown, Saskatchewan. I
raised luO.000 bushels of oats and 30.000
bushels of flax on land this year. Price
cheap and terms very easy. Frank Craw-
roru. umar.a, jseo., or Kosetown. sasK.
Missouri,
Farm for Sale
260 acres, close to market; Vernon
county, Missouri; free and clear; 80 acres
In cultivation, balance in valuable pecan
timber and grass; Ideal stock farm; two
and three cuttings of hay per year; two
sets of good improvements, besides tenant
house; three good never falling wells;
fenced and cross fenced: within three
miles of two rallwsy stations. Will divide
farm If desired, selling 100 acres or lw).
Address owner,
M KEK WKL8H,
R. F. D. No. 4, Rich Hill, Mo.
Nebraska.
SARPY-DOUGLAS COUNTY
FARMS
1R0 acres. 16 miles of South Omaha. 3U
miles from good town: eleirant soil, five
sets of bldgs.; $7,600 will handle this.
Daiance iu years at 6Vs per cent; doift
put off a day; come at once; 80 acres,
well located. Improved, Sarpy county,
fine, $146 per acre. 120, nicely improved;
It's a snappy 'snap at $146 per acre. Two
160-acre tracts Douglas county, near Elk
horn, Neb., one at $136 per acre and other
at $140 per acre; 1-3 cash; get busy.
uanay 40-acre tract, 10 acres of ailatra,
improved, fine. $140 per acre: see this.
All above farms are within driving dis
tance of Omaha. We have any sise tract
you desire, Don t delay. Come prepared
to buy. You will be pleased.
829 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Omaha, Neb.
CHOICE farm for sale A snap; owners
need money and will sell at a sacrifice;
IS miles from Omaha; well Improved 160
acre farm. Clauson Bros., Klron, la.
OreaoB.
336 ACRES, all under cultivation, nearly
all Irrigated; one of the best farms In
the valley; near Klamath Falls, Ore.;
worth $100, will take $60 per a., long time.
My business prevents me from living In
Oregon. Address H. C. Petttt, 706ft 3d
Ave., esesttie, wain.
Wluossls.
UPPER WISCONSIN Best dairy and
aeneral croo state In the union: settler
wanted: lands for sale at low prices on
easy terms. Ask for booklet 34 on Wiscon
sin Central Land Qraot Excellent land
for stock raising. If Interested In fruit
lands ask for booklet on apple orcbarda
Address Land and Industrlul ieparu, Hoe
Line Hallway. Minneapolis Mlna.
Mtseellaaeoas.
HAVB YOU a FARM FOR SALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send It to the Sioux City, la., Journal.
Iowa Most powerful want Ad Me
dium." Twenty-five words every Friday
evening. Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one month, giving sixteen ads on
twelve different day for $2; or 60 word.
$4, or 76 words, $6.
largest circulation or any towa news
paper, 3ial.000 readers dally til four great
stutea -
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
$100 TO $1,000 made promptly. V. D.
Weed, weed Bldg.. mtn at rarnam ma
CITY and farm loans, 6, 64. per cent
J. H. iJumont A Co.. 41s Ktate nana.
FARMS and cltv loans at lowest ratea
TO LAND TRUMBULL. 448 Be Bldg.
A " ST- R.U" ail will tuM Min.hiA4
furniture Into rash.
CITY property. Large loans a specialty.
vv . h. -. noma Bta'e, nana niog.
WANTED Gwod farm and city loan at
lowest rates.
PETER TRt7"?T CO., 123 Farnam.
OMAHA home. East Nebraasa farms.
O'KEKFN REAIj KbTATUi tV;
101 Omaha National. Phone Douglas 2711
MONEY on hand for city and farm loans.
H. W. Binder. City National Hank uiag.
tlc CITY LOANS. C O. Carlberg, SI
1$ Brandeis Theater Bldg.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTS EASTERN NEBRASKA FARM
Owner of a new C-room modern house
near Hanacom Park wants to exchange It
for a farm. It has sleeping porch and
garage, and is finished in oak. See us
about this.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Fifth Floor Omaha Nat. Bk. Bldg. D. 17S1.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
' Farnam Street
A Growing Street
We offer for a ghort time on of
tLe best corner on Farnam St. for
$250,000.
Harrison & Morton
REAL ESTATE SOtTU SIDE
COSY 6-r. cottage, strictly med., 2SJ0 8.
16th H block to car, small payment
down, balance like rent. Owner. Wei. luuv.
FOR HALE Strictly modern stucco
house now under construction In Field
club district; 7 rooms and inclosed sleep
lug porch; entrance to house from 3
streets; can be finished to suit purchaser
If bought now. Phmie owner and builder,
Harney 7il.
REAL ESTATE ACREAGE
5.65 Acres Improved
With 4-Room House, $2,500
Located west of Benson, about H-mlle
north or the new town or west Hen-
son: mostly all level, rich bottom land,
fine for gardening: running water through
part or it. Ttie nouse is unnnutnea on
the Instde, but Is well arranged and
would not cost much to have it finished,
Will make terms.
HASTINGS HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St
FOR RENT OR BALE
Two or four acres with water: will
rent or sell; for feeding; one mile and
naif 'rom stock yards. Phone bo. UU.
RKATj ESTATE NORTH SIDE
BUNGALOW 1IOMJ3
Just completed, fully modern: th
rooms finished In oak, with oak floors
throughout: two front rooms have beam
cellinga; living room 12x1$ ft., with re
ception hall and cloak Closet, bookcase,
window seat, plate rail and panel walla
and other special features. Two fine
bedrooms, large kitchen, pantry and toe
tox room: Id floor unfinished: could fin
Ish 3 nice rooms; furnace heat: full set
of screens, shade; dandy east front lot:
street paved: 1 block to car: located
Just north of Kountie park. About $609
cash, rest monthly,
RASP BROS..
108 McCagiie Bldg.
Douglas lflftS.
Close In
Up-to-date t-r. house, Just about fin
ished, at a bargain, oy owner and ouuaer,
located at 207 Cass St. Tel. H. lfrts.
Get Settled
FOR THE WINTER
In a new, modern, up-to-date 7-room
house, rinisned In oak and rosewood;
quarter-sawed oak floors, , 1324 Sahler.
Owner, Colfax 41M.
REAL ESTATE WEST BIDE
2 Good Homes
West Farnam
District
At Very Low Prices
133 South 37th St.. 3 rooms, 3 bath
rooms, maid' room 3d floor; quarter
sawed oak finish; strictly modern; lot
60x126 ft.
819 North 41st Ave., briok and stucco,
8 rooms, 3 bathrooms, maid' quarter on
3d floor; in first-class condition; lot
60x110 ft. These house were built for
homes, and are strictly modem, high
class and located In a fine residential
section of the city. Convenient to street
car lines, and must be seen to be appre
ciated. Both houses are vacant, so im
mediate possession can be given. Keys
at our ornce. owners win consldsr rea
sonable offer for quick sale. Investigate
George & Company
Phone D. 766. 903 City Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Cathedral District
New Bungalow
This bungalow will be readv to oacunv
In about two week. Ha five room and
Is strictly modern, 3 blocks from both
Farnam cars. 8 blocks to the cathedral.
If you want a place that vou will be
proud to own and tn a neighborhood of
new home, be sure to see this. Can be
bought on payments or owner will take
a good vacant lot as the first payment.
Aaaress vnicago 01.
Creigh, Sons & Co.
Douglas 200. 506 Be Bldg.
New, 5 Rooms
$50 Cash
Balance $20 .Month
PrlceReduced from $2,200 to S1.6G0.
Bargain. Move Into your own home.
Pay tor It Just like rent. Buy from owner;
near Krug Park; a real opportunity;
don't overlook It. Phone owner, Mr. Ryan,
Douglas 2221.
WALKING DISTANCE 3 Dodge, 8-
room modern house, first-class condi
tion; ready to move Into; key at JN40,
Ion't fall to look It through. W. W,
Mitchell, owner. Phone Webster 476.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
Dsiln,
Beautiful Dundee
Home
Brick veneer and whit stucco. Eight
rooms, break faat nook, aunroom and
sleeping porch: cement walks and drive
way; rireprour. aspnait shingles; built-in
stuoco flower boxes; first floor, large
living room with artlstlo brick fireplace
running to calling, bullt-tn bookcase and
seat, sunroom connects with French door,
beautiful pergola porch adjoins sunroom,
dining room with breakfast nook, tn
which Is built-in table and seats for
four; well arranged kitchen, with built-
in eupDoaras: icebox room; second floor:
Three fine sleeping chambers and steep
ing porch; large closets; tiled bath wits)
recess tub and pedestal lavatory; toilet
separate from bath (a feature found only
In the newest homes): clothes chute.
Third floor: Two good rooms for maid
and chauffeur, or spare chambers: Wo
store closets; beautiful brick and stuoco
garage, sea mis piece; it may o Just
what you want. We also have some
beautiful building lota for sale In Dundee.
H. H. Harper & Co.
1013-14 City National Bank Bldg.
Telephone Douglas Km.
Apartment, flat, houae and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee "For Rent."
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Receipts of Wheat Are Fairly Good,
bat Corn and Oati Receipt
Are Verr Light
PRICES VARY WITH THE GRADES
OMAHA, October 1. 115.
The receipts of wheat were prvtty Inlr
todayi but the corn and oats receipts
were very light.
The demand for wheat was fairly active
ami the sales of this cereal were pretty
good.
The wheat market was rather irregular,
some grades selling lo lower, while a few
cars of the poorer grades of wheat sold
about 2c higher.
The sales of corn were exceptionally
light, due to the light receipts. The de
mand was good and the market was
quoted lo higher.
The demand for oats was fair, but there
were very few oars reported sold. Oats
was quoted at practically unchanged
prices.
Rye sold unchanged to He higher, while
barley was quoted nominally unchanged.
Clearances were: Wheat and flour,
equal to K.0O0 bu.; oorn, 20.000 bu.; oala,
3,000 bu.
Uverpool close: Wheat, Hd lower to
Hd higher; corn, unchanged to Hd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were ,4.t00 bu.
and shipments 1,641,000 bu.. against re
ceipts of 1,371,000 bu. and shipments of
&W. nut bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were $14,000 bu.
and shipments IT4.0UI bu., asalnst receipts
of 307,000 bu. and shipments of 219.000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1.306.000 bu.
and shipments 717,000 bu., against receipts
of SK4,0u0 bu. and shipments of 876.000 bu.
last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats,
Chicago
Minneapolis .
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. I,nuts ....
115
326
.... MS
.... M
.... 61
.... 129
.... 164
....3,$n
10
Winnipeg
These sales were ranorted tmlav;
Wheat No. $ hard winter: 1 car, $1 Oft;
1 car, $1.06. No. $ hard winter: 3 cars,
$1.04'4; 1 car, 31 OJV,; 3 cars, $1.03; $ cars,
$1.09; 6 cars, $1.01. No. 4 hard winter:
1 car, 31.00; 7 cars, 9o; 1 ear, RKc; 1 car,
OTHc; $ cars, (Vc; 2 cars, Wc; 1 csr, Ko.
Sample: 1 car, 33c; 4-6 car. KOWc; 3 cars,
duo; car, 80c; 1 csr. 76o; H car, 70o.
No. 3feprlng: 1 car. $1.02; 1 car, $1.01H; 1
car, $1.U); 1 car. tHc. No. $ mixed: 1
oar, $l.04H; 1 car, $1.03. No. $ durum: 1
car, txo: I car, 37c; 1 oar, k. No. 2 vel
vet chaff: 1 oar $1.0. No. $ velvet chaff:
1 car. $1.0314. No. 4 durum mixed: 1 car,
94c No. 3 mixed durum: 1 car, 8Sc. Rye
No. 2: 1 car, MVic. No. 3: 1 car. Ka.
Corn No. 2 yellow: 1 car, 64o. No. 3
yellow: 1 car, 4o. No. 3 mixed: 1 ear,
3Ho. No. 3 mixed: car. 63o. No. (
mixed. 1 oar, 6SVa Oats No. 3 white;
10 cars, -84440; 1 car, 84V.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. S
turkey, $1.0lKol.lO; No. 8 turkey, $1.07
1(W; No. I hard, $1.0,V(fl OS; No. $ hard,
$1.0001.044; No. 4 hard. Wc(f;$l.00; No. 3
spring $1.00Vi61.O8; No. 3 spring, WScfli
$1.02; No. t durum, 97h99c; No. 3 durum,
8!9c; sample, 76(92c. Corn; No. 1
white, 63f3MKi; No. 3 white, 2e34e;
No. 4 white, 624&'e: No. 6 white, .2Q
62ic; No. 6 white, 2T2t4c; No. 2 yellow,
444Ho; No. $ yellow, 64(64S4o; No. 4
yellow, 3ii&64e: No. 6 yellow, tUi4nHo;
No. 6 yellow, MrSVio: No. 2 mixed, MV
UHc: No. 8 mixed, aiWc: No. 4 mixed,
62ak:: No. 6 mixed, 2'4ji42o; No. t
mixed, S!j24c. Osts: No. 2 white, aivt
e.KiHc; standard, 6VfffWo; No. 3 white.
S4V'9c; No. 4 white, 33(iJ304e. Barley:
Malting, 48V4i6.H4c; No. 1 feed, 45VtC4Sio.
Rye: No. , SStjfWio; No. 3, 4Vfic.
Chicago closing prices furnished The
Bee by Logan & Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, 316 South Sixteenth, Omaha:
Artlcle.l Open-I Htgb, Low. Close. Tes' y.
Wheatl
Dec.
II O8-6H1
1 06V4H11 04H
1 V4S
1
May.
Corn.
Deo..
May.
Oat.
1 07-6
1 us
1 Wiftll 07HA
63
60
6814 Pi
6R44A
69
60
OOHSC
0!4
8W
0W4
Deo.,
May.
Pork.
"40
14 MS
SM4
40V4K
8Tt
Deo..
16 00
17 25
830
17 26
ft 40'
16 76
14 55
16 10
17 80
8 40
17 30
8 80
46
Jan.
Lard.
17 Sb-UI
16 76-40
Oot..
80
3 27Vfc 8 37
16 76 J 16 7640
Jan-.tlT 36-15
Ribs,
Oct.
Jan..
8 80
9 42H
8 124
9 1241
A Asked.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Femtarea of th Trading; sad Closing!
Prtoes am Board of Trad.
CHICAGO. Oct. 19. Bearish effects of
the Immense receipts of wheat In th
northwest were mostly offset here today
by the absence of any great accumulation
of stock there or elsewhere. The mar
ket olosed nervous, a shade to 14c net
lower, with December at $1.0ti148,1.0&. and
may at i.vi?t. oorn rinisned 44c to Nc
down; oat, off 4ta. and provisions
showing losses of lOo to 6Ko.
Bentlment regarding wheat apneared to
be almost evenly divided. At first the
selling side of the market was In favor
on account of a continuance of heavy
arrivals at Winnipeg, Minneapolis and
Duluth, with prospects Uiat the big
movement tn that section would hold out
ror an Indefinite time. Later, however,
the view waa popular that the olethora
of supplies in the northwest bad already
Deen discounted tairiy wen. nun lead
era pointed out that In spite of the reo
ora preening arrival at me spring crop
terminals, no aigns or any Piling ud 01
tores had yet developed, and that the
world breadaturr situation was still
acute. In consequence the market after
the Initial hour showed decided power
10 raiiy.
Hcarclty of arrivals at Chicago today
had a tendency to check the wheat bears
nere. uniy seventy cars were received
and this fact was given a good deal ol
notice in connection witn tne firmness at
Winnipeg, where the receipts amounted
to z.371 carloads,
,. 7.V. ' , , 7. c" "
Political and military changes
peered to have no Influence
year ago.
abroad appeared
except to make some traders rather ner
vous. and especially toward in close
of the day.
Finally, th weather weakened the corn
market. Rallies In the price of wheat
were responded to but only in a mod
erate degree.
Oat were governed chiefly by th
action of corn. An upturn at Winnipeg
waa Influential at one time In stopping
persistent sale here by strong Inter
eeta. Provisions declined sharply with hog.
Packer wer buyer, but not until th
break became unusually wlds.
Kanaaa City Grata and Previsions.
3 hard. $1.071.14; No. 3 red, $I.1831.22;
uecemner. ii.uiV4; May, sj.tKyvcri.uay,
CORN No. $ mixed, 6Haic; No. I
white. 64aSc: December. 64 'c: May. 66V4
J'Ct'.iC.
oats no. 3 white, xw4oc; ro. 1 mixed,
27fl8o.
BUTTER Creamery. Z7e: firsts.
26c;
seconds, tic; packing, 19S40.
BtWJ Firsts. 24c; seconds, 1HV4C
POCLTRY Hens, 12c; roosters,
broiler. 16c.
c;
Mlaaeaoalts Orela Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 19. WHEAT
December. Sc; May. $1.08'4: No. 1 hard.
$l.o, : No. 1 northern, $1.0281.0fV
FLOUR Unchanged.
BARLKY 4latoc.
RYE 7(&c.
BRAN-$19.0O.
CORN No. 3 yellow, mtmc.
OAT8 No. 8 white. 334C(p34'4c.
FLAX-tl.87HSl.90V4.
Liverpool (.rata Market.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 19-WHKAT Spot.
No. 1 Manitoba, lis 4d; No. 3. lis SHd; No.
3, lis 3d; No. 1 northern Duluth, Us lOd;
No. 3 hard winter. 12s 3d.
CORN Spot, American mixed, new, ta;
La Plata. 6 lOd.
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NEW YORK JJOCK MARKET
Industrial and Special Sharei Rise to
Higher Lereli Under Lead
of Steel.
RAIL ISSUES BECOME LULL
NF.W YORK. Oct. 1 -Industrial and
Meclal storks rose to higher levels lodir
under tli lead of Culled States Steel,
which msile a maximum gain of 1'4
points at HTV4 or within 7H of Its record
price In HW. Steel's advance occurred In
the face of persle'ent opposition from the
professional element, which sold the stock
on the theory that Its rise wss being
ued as a cloak for selling of other
reprveentstlve Issues.
New records were made by Bethlehem
Steel, which roso 7 to 600 Sttidebaker,
3 to 170; American Steel Foundries. 44
to 74; Willys-Overland, 2 to 2C9; Vlr-
(Inla Iron, Coal and Coke, I to 70, and
lilted Htatea Industrial Alcohol, 6V4
to 113.
Gains of J to I points were registered
In the early part of the session by Gen
eral Motors, American Locomotive, Bald
win Locomotive, Crucible Steel. New
York Airbrake. Railway Steel Springs,
Colorado Fuel and several tobacco
groups.
Railway Issues lapsed Into dullness
after a forenoon exhibition of strength.
ailssourl I'aciria wss In fact the only
active rail, scoring a moderate rise on
the progress of the reorganisation. Rook
Island wss heavily sold In the later trad
ing on publication of a detailed state
ment culling attention at the roads
heavy financial requirements.
Hock Island s decline was followed by
general recessions In the railway grouo.
many of which showed net losses at the
close. Specialties also yielded In large
part. Total sales amounted to l.OiO.wO
shares.
Foreign selling of stocks was again In
evidence, offering consisting largely of
transcontinental, Erics, Reading and
some of the copper. Some dissatisfac
tion was expressed at the continued
heaviness of exchange on Ixmdon despite
the arrival of another large amount of
Hrltlsh gold via Halifax. Kates on Italy
were a trifle higher, but Austrian re
mittances were at last week's low quota
tions. The latest statement of the Im
perial bank of Germany, showed a gain
of not quite $l,000,0oo In gold and a con
traction of more than $",vo0,000 In note
circulations.
Increased foreign offerings of our bonds
made only slight Impression 011 prices.
Total sales, par value, aggregated $i,
8W.O1A I'nlted States bonds were unchanged on
cell.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were aa follows:
gain. Iftr. Lsw, Clous.
1.7V 1,1 U 31
Alaeka OnM
Allta-Chalmora
l.t) H 41 4'.'H
41
f
4H4
44
American heet ftusar...,
American fan
American Ijocomotlve ...
American R. 4k H
Am. B. A R. tti
Am. Rusar Refining
American Tel. A Tl...
Amerloan Tobaoce ......
Anaconda Coppvr
Atrhlpoa
Baldwin Locomotive ...
Paltlmor A Ohio
ttothlehtm fltwl
Hrooklyn Rapl4 Transit.
California Potmleum ...
Canadian Parino
Central I,eathr
( tieiiapalta a Ohio
Chicane n. W
Chloaao, M. Ht. P....
l.M
11 two
40,
10,10
V
71
M4
0 101
10
1
T0 lll'4 lit 1U
100 114 IU IUH
I two HH4 131 .
11.000 7 74 7
1.WI4 Ut7t4 l4 'o"4
IT.omi iat it 1104
I.7O0 M
43H M4
1,M0 100
W) 47 '4
l.aoo tv
14,50,1 t(4
1,000
0 iH
3700 MS4
414 44
n to
HV lH
174 liUj
.714
U14
f74
M4
MS4
114
i4
it
'H
l"4
Ht
CTiliaso a N. W
1 II l(-MU n.iiiiiiti e)nr
Chicago. H. I. P. by.. 37.110
400 lllit ll
1H
lt"4
Chlno Coppor
. mo
0014
4
Wit
4lt
7H
M
Colorado Fuel A Iron.,,,
Crurllilo gteol
Penvor H. O pfd....
iMnllll.ra' gaeurltlea
JDrto
(loneral Bloetrlo
Oreat Nortliora pfd
lr..t No. Ore ctfa
Oiisirenbolm (exploration.
Illinois Central ,
Interhorrmsh Con, Corp.,
Inspiration Copper ......
International llarvMtar.,
Kanema city Routnarn. .. .
Ihlsh Valler
Loulavllla NaShTlll..
Meslran Petroleum
Miami Copper
Mlnourl I'aolflo ........
National Blarult
National Ia4
Nevada Coppor ..........
New York Central
N. T N. H. H
Norfolk A Western
Northern Paclfla
Perltlo Tel. Tel
Penneylvanta
Pullman Palaea tlar
Rar Con. Uoppae
Iteadtns
11,100
11,109
4. too 40 rr
n,;oo m 14x4
l.tot 1W) 174
17
l.em i2i4 11144 ya
av4
J.w cH
tl4
too 1M
I. ion nt4
K.soo 44H
Liu) lit
4U 4II4
7 tl
los lot
ii 41 '4
llt4 HO4
1.M0 74 77.14
134
T.tno
I.eOO
14,1(10
I
MH
W4
44
I
1t .
(I
sit
too in
T,n To.
l.ono itt4
4
It
ia
.T"0 101 H 10014 )H4
te lit ntu, in
3.000 1U14 niv4 DSV4
it 14
1,000 M14 (7 44
too 14414 144
104
... 4,rV (914 354 'V4
... e.iou HO 71 71
... tn.mn tu, 1444 gu
... 11.400 M4 14 till
,.. 3.400 tOUj W14 s)14
... 11.100 170 17 141 iA
... 7,0 4714 4414 0414
... 100 141 1ST 147
... 11,100 144 1H14 ll'H
nu
Kepublio Iron A gleet
etouthern Parlflo
rJouthern Hallway ....
Htudebeker Company ,
Tennessee Clopper ...
Teiaa Company ......
t'nluo I'arlllo
I'nlon JQfrltn pfd
Vnlteft Kia
V. B. "tee
ate MtMl lM.IOO 1714 H44 Mu
V. B. Steel p(d...., 4.0" 11SH lit lit
1'tah Copper
, o.am 70V TO T44
. I.too TOiJ T 744
. ,"0 7114 7114 71 H
Wntini Onion
Wmtlnghouea KleoUio
Montana Power
General Motors
on 7i4 I7a
t0 (4014 Utl4 14
Total tale for tha 47. 1,00.010
tharea.
NEW YORK GB.H1SRAL MAHKBT
Qaotatlon of tha Dnr on Varloa
Coassnodltle.
NKW TORK, Oct. 19.-nXT7R-Steady.
WHRAT Kpot. weak; No. 1 northern.
Duluth. 1.0r. and No. 1 northern, Mani
toba. 1.. c. I. f. Ruffalo. rSiture.
easier; December, fl.13.
CORN-Hpot. steady; No. I yellow, 771.0,
prompt shipment.
OATS Hpot. easy; No. 3 white, 425WS0.
HAY-Hteady; No. 1. $1.30(81.26; No. 3,
tl.0ttj1.16i No. 8, 30c(8gl.O0; shipping, 7f,)0.
HOI3 Steady; state, common to choice,
1916 crop. 22(h:c; 114 crop, 8ftl2o; Psclflo
coast, 1916 crop, i;i'e'16e; 1914 crop, lliS'lSo.
HIDKS Steady; ilogoU. 30ia:Slo; Central
America, to,
LEATHKR Firm; hemlock first, 82ia
83e; seconds, 81(6i32o.
PROVISIONS Pork slesdv: mass lm
receipts amounted j 17.60; family, $20.ova22.60; short clears,
a ffaltiar ATI nu re saio.n- . -. m a V- m - .
i iB.otegia).ou. neer stesnv, mess, $13.fHa
VM. famiy. $18 00(fi'19.. Larti, easy;
madie west l9.IK.(a.76. 71
TALLtw unlet; city, 7c; country, 1
tfWV, arm-mi, iliv.
HITTTBR Firm; receipt, 16,016 tub;
creamery extra, eTUiGeiAkc; flrtrU, 28(0
28c; seconds, 24Crt3Ko,
KOQ8 Irregular; receipts, 14,114 esses;
fresh gathered extras, SoftgAc: extra first,
ffifCftc; firsts, 2iv3lc; seconds. 23ia27o.
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 3.461 boxes:
tate whola milk, fresh fists, whit and
colored apeclala, Kdtibo; average fancy,
1414c
POTJLTRT Live. price unsettled;
dressed, dull; western fresh chickens,
bbls., 14Hfr24c; fresh fowls. Iced, 14fyi$o;
frozen turkey. 18uiVic.
Coffeo Market.
NKW YORK. Oct. 19. COFFrcTC-Tha
market for coffee futures was a little
higher today, with March contract sell
ing up to t.hic and July to 8.74c, on a mod
erate demand which seemed to come
largely from houses with Wall street or
cotton exchange connections. The con
tinued steadiness of Hrsill encouraged the
advance, ahlch etldently found very little
coffee offerings, and after opening un
changed to 2 point higher the market
closed at a net advance of 4 to $ point.
Bales were 19,600 bags. October snd No
vember, .41c; December, 4fic; January
$ 47c; February, 8.60o; March, .63c; April'
t.bHc; May, 8.63c; June, 3.68c; July, 7.'o:
August, 8.78c; September, 3.8Jc. Spot,
steady; Rio 7s, 7Hc; Banto 4s, 9e. Cost
and freight offers were about un
changed, quotations ranging from 8 80c to
9o for Bantos 4s. London credits, end
around 7.06c for Rio 7s. American credit
Rio exchsnge on London 1-344 lower
Mllreis prices 76 rets higher at Rio and
100 rel higher at Bantos.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 18.-METALS-Lead
offered at 34 fA Spelter, not quoted.
Copper: Uulet; electrolytic, $18.00. Iron-
vaA&M. u"c,"ned' T,n:
At Ixmdon-Oopper: Spot. f73 17g r
futures, 73 7s 6d; electrolytic, 83. Tin:
spot. alM U; future, n03. Antimony,
12n.
At London: Iead, 24 8s 3d. Spelter.
63.
St. Loafs Grata Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 19-WHBAT-No. t
red, tl.S1.37; No. t hard, tl-UPl.l3; De
cember, $1 07iai.f7H.
CORN No. t oo; No. I white. 6o;
December. 6644S74e; May. 68V4tw''4c.
OATB No. 3. 37c; No. 3whlte. nominal.
gar Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 19. SUGAR Raw,
firm; centrifugal. 4.27c; molasses, 1. 60c;
refine steady. Futures opened firm to
day on covering by shorts and renewed
demand from trade sources. At noon
prices were 8a point higher.
OMAHA LIVE-STOCK MARKET
Steers Fairly Active and Stronger
and Cowt Slow but Steady
Old Sheep Higher.
HOGS FIFTEEN OR MORE LOWER
OMAHA, October 1. W.
Receipts were: , Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 12.30 S.7li S.4
Kstimate Tuesday
,60 6.400 3)1,000
Two davs this week.. II W
Fame ds Issl week 7 1
Fame days t wka ago. .2'2,Ti,1
Fame days 3 wka ago. .31.313
Fame daye 4 wks ao..S.'.44
8sme day last year.. f 4. MB
6.04
S,li
7i..45
7H,St4
3H.ro
31.717
The following tsble shows tha receipt
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the Omaha
live stock market for the year to date, as
compared with last year:
IH15. 114. Ine,
Cattle 170 740.01 117.313
?r',o7 1 WT.fvt 8M.371
Hogs ....
Hheep ....
..'.I &.M1 01 5,614,'.tl3 114,103
The following table shows the average
prices of hoss St th Omaha live sio a
market for the last tew days, with com
parisons: Date ) lKli. 1914 I 1KIS. I !H . 1 1J1J Li?1!
Oct. 3
I 7 ft?; a sol 3 Ml $ S 4"i
Oct
T3.M4I
1 37V T 37
& l. . .., m e.i a nei
7 87
7
I t 10 t on a n
Oct.
Oct.
Oot.
8 U
$ tl
8 87
t i 701
T SiS J o
8 201
7 W 8 71
7 3Ai 3 77
8 33
8 40
4-i
8 471
8 37
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
3 (C 7 41
T V 8 77
3 4
I T 74
7 li 8 SO
8 341
$ 23!
8 331 7 87
8 Oil 8 NOi 3 31
3 !CJ 7 4T.
8 MS, I 84
8 $V 7 3.V
8 '.T 7 241
3 33 7 ltd
8 8M:
3 4l 7 70
1
7 1
8 10
$3!
87
e
8 3M
Oot. 14.
Oct. 15.
8 0i 8 W
1 If
3 V
a
I 40
7 Wl 3 '
7 W 3 77
7 !'. H C4
7 48
Te4'
V
7 !W
Oct. 13
$ M
Oct. 17.
I 7 U;
S3714
I T 04
37
$ m
8 8S
Oct. 13.
7 Wl 8 SH
8 71
3 31
tXt. 1.
87 8 1
Sunday.
CATTLK Receipts, while ault liberal
for a Tuesday, were smaller than a weea
ago, and the total ror me two qij
up head, a fulling oir ot anoui n,i
head, a oomparea wun vow eiii w--laat
week. However, with the exception
of last week, receipts are about on a
par with nkt recent salea, and only
about 8,000 head smaller than a year ago.
The few oorn fed steers In sight com
,i4 hnnt .i.uilv nrlcea. There WSS
a liberal upply of grass beef from the
range and It olrt generally a little
stronger than yeeterday. While the trade
was a llttl low In getting lartd. owing
to th amount or orung 10 n
waa reasonably active when once under
way, packer apparently wanting the
" Cow and heifer were In larger upply
than uual, considering the total number
of cattle on sale. At the aame time there
was a fair demand, but packers were de
termined to take advantage of the lib
eral offerings, so that the trade was a
little slow and the reeling no murw
steady at the best.
The yards were full of country buyer
r. f--T-a and the market waa
both active and stronger. Desirable kinds
wer generally picked up in gooa bww..
and tlie whole trade was in a very
healthy and a very sensrsoiory rom. i
aa viewed from a sellers standpoint.
It Is safe to say that last week break
has been entirely recovered. ,,,
Quotatlona on cattle: Good to rholc
fed yearlings. $ tXMr.7fi; fair tp good fed
yearlings, $x.Mktf.oo; common to fslr fa
yesrllngs. $8 Kk(i$.o0; good to cholc heavy
beeves, $.004t.7R; fair to good cornfed
beeves, $3.S0ii9 00; common to fair corn
fed beeves, $o.7M78.30; prime grass beeve.
$ 00.rtH.7n; good to rholce grass beeves,
$7 MWM: fair to good grss beeve. $7.00
kiT.W; common to fair gras beeve, u.w
ul nil: ernnd ta choice grass heifers. $'1.00
S.7J: good to choice grass cows. $6.00,
1.40; fair to good cows StWpa.w; m-
fOOO 0 cnwil'B .luvnri., - . - -o
good Blocker. 3 .75(87.78; common to
fair stocker. $.-..801.7B; stock heifer, $R.i$
ftff.UI; tock cow. $6 SOB,; ,,,orm. h.TiiZ"
r4.W.M; veal calve, $7.04ll0.00; bull,
tag, to., I4.l0li..
Itepreaentatlvea sales!
BEEU7 STEERS.
No. A. Pr. No. A, Vt.
" " BOUTH DAKOTA.
4$ feeder.. 37 $ 76 88 steers... .1120 T
18 feeder.. 103 luM ,W
NBHRABKA. ,M . M
m feder..106ft 8 80 teer....10 8 40
19 feeder.. 114 70 4ool JJJ
( feeder., inoj 7 10 38 feeder.. 870 7 00
11 feeder.. 3127 7 26
WTOMINO.
19 cow 8M 6 26 413 feedr..inoO 7
1 cow 9' 6 IB 4 reeaer. .i-( i n
37 feeder.. 1023 7 00
9 cow 9 4 t 40
18 feeders.. 900 7 16
IS feelers.. 74) 7 1
17 cows 900 S 06
37 steer.... 9:0 26
6 feeder.. 974 3 80
12 feeder.. "6 7 10
129 lender. 916 8 76
19 feeder.. B7 8 80
HOUSTh largest Tuesday run of
hog sine flv week ago howed up
this morning, about lghty-flv load, or
6,400 head, making up the day arrival.
Total for th two day I 9.378 head,
being 4.HK) larger than last week, and
about 1,000 heavier than for the corre
sponding day of tooth two week ago
and last year. '
Advinea from other points wer bearish,
and with local packers talking sharply
lower. hlppers did not do very much
this morning. The few hogs they bought
on early rounds looked mostly a dime
lower, but their purchase ' were not
heavy enough to make any difference In
the general market Tops reached 38 40,
a nickel below th beat price paid M011-
nae.kar nicked ud a few hoga early
that were about lOo lower, but most
buyer made their first bid on a fully
lb?120o lower basis, and as seller would
not take off that much without putting
un a flsht the middle of the forenoon
found nearly everything atlll In first
hand.
Instead cf showing any trngth, how
ever, price eased off a th forenoon
advanced, and after a few loads had
been sold at fully lfio lower prices, bids
dropped to a 80o lower basis. Here seller
made a tand for a return to th early
level, but packer repeated their former
fterformance of buying a few and then
owerlng bids and this time price lit In
the quarter lower notch. At a late hour
there were twenty-five or mor loads still
unsold. Th market had died out almost
entirely, and sellers who could get bids
thought they were fully 26c off, and some
quoted late offer aa much aa 80o down.
Hulk of hog sold by midday brought
3M 1(f4l 2R, and ther wss a sprinkling
ttxsrsr irnra.t'O ia $ oi.i-l: : a
Today1 market was one of the most
unsatisfactory seen at thla point for
many week, and tha faot that It was
not entirely unexpected did not make
it any easier for salesmen to mak th
required concessions. It has been con
ceded that the market ha been very top
heavy and that aa soon aa supplies be
come a little larger price were going to
drop. The future course of the market
depends entirely on receipts, but every
I one admits that light runs will only post
nons the evil day. and that aa soon aa
the new crop of hog atari to mov th
market Is in for a sharp revision aown
ward. No. A. Hh. Pr. No. A. gh. Pr.
44 too 12 1 to it rt ... tit
40 1l ... I 10 ' 43 344 ... $ U
M H4 ... t It 70 9 SO ... 3 40
1 Iu4 M I M IU 171 4 3 44
HHKfcl'-Sheep receipts moderated a
little today, and the run of 116 car, or
approximately ,() head, was on of th
mallest Tuesday supplies In several
weeks. The total for the two days of
6A.MM head Is a falling off of 22, 0) as
compared with last week. 6.000 smaller
than two weeks ago and lighter than a
year ago by lt.OOu head. The supply so
far this week is smaller than for any
similar period since late In Auguat.
Fat lambs were not overly active sell
er this morning, but the trsde got under
way In fair sesson on about a steady
basis. Among th first transactions wer
ale aa high aa $8.86. yesterday' top.
On the whole the market was fairly
ctlv sftor a trading bssls waa estab
lished, and all the fat lambs offered had
been cleared long before noon. Values
showed no change from early levels, and
good to choice lambs sold Isrgely at 18. M
((8.66, with fslr stuff on down, packers
buying one bunch of big framed, half fat
Ida hot at $8 20.
Feeder demand was broad enough to
take care of all the available supply and
then some. Prices showed little or no
change, and a fair clearanoe was mad
before noon One string, another cut of
yesterday's $8.60 stuff, brought Is. 00 with
out having the fat end, which brought
14 1 Monday, sorted off. bulk of the
fair to good feeders continued to move at
$x 004(8.40, with rholce onea quotable as
high aa $8.60 and second cuts and culls
1 1 1 .. e.nM . fa 1 a
wiiiiii i.w... v . it. . 11.1 v wwiw naru y j
.A m -1 1 . . . l
wiiuugn iweuar miivy nwre 10 roitse a mar
' ' . W ..V . W W Wt Illl -
There. U atlll a good demand for
ng and breeding ewee. but she stock
ket.
feedl
suitable for breeding purposes la very
scarce.
. Fat sheep wer cantlly lupplled and
mon to fair cows. $4.0CKj.00; prim feed
ing steers, $3 OO'oS.dO: good to choice feed
ers. $7.4Mj7.8S; fair to good ttrm.HjM
4,7 .40; common to fair 7eeders
continued to how strength, beat ewe
reaching $.$, a dim ahove j-eaterday a
to. Decent heavy ewes resched I.
Qiiotatlrma on sheep and tamhs: Lnmha,
good to choice, $.Ik;i., lambs, fs'r to
good. t 40r.iK.fiO; lainhs. feeders, $T.7f.'(i
yearlings, fair to choirs, $fl 0Kti7 01; year
llnss, feeders. $A OWMfl; wethers, fslr to
choice $.1.fA(i.&fl; ewes, good to choice,
3i..3!fr1t 2ft; ewes, fair to good, $5.0Oij.7o
wen. feeders, $4.drfi.W,
Representallv sales:
No. Av.
134 Po. Dakota feeder lamb US
1'4) South Dakota yearlings 11
l:l South Dakota lamb., 74
214 Potith Dakota lambs 7
7W Wyoming fed ewes 110
J1 Wyoming feeder lamb.. S3
247 Idaho lambs 81
4f. Idaho lambs 77
MO Idaho lambs 73
310 Montana lambs, ........... 35
700 Montana lambs $7
rr.
$ X
Too
$ m
80
a
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i
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l
$
S 60
CHICAGO MVIO STOCK MARKET
Cattla Steady Hoars Weak Sheep
Weak.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19,-CATTLn-Reoelpta.
I S.ono head: market steady: native beef
steer, 3rt.10HTi0.fi0; western steers, 3.70(f
8 ; cows and heifer. $3.86VS; calve.
i.itvnii no.
HtHlft Receipts, rl,0n head; market
weak, lfo to SiV lower; bulk of sale. $3 10
i0; light, $7.4r.fl3.nfl: mixed. r.tT.70;
heavy, $7.Ofl.7r); rough, $7.8o?r,0i; pigs.
$fi.fH.M.
BHKEP AND LA MPS Receipts, 13.000
head; market weak; wethers, tH.lnj.Wi
ewes, $4.00UH.30; lambs, $S.7o8.8S. (
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS C1TT, Mo.. Oct 13. CATTLB
Receipts, 17.000 head; market strong;
prime reil steers, lt.nnni 10.30; dressed beef
steers, $4 IMiO.M; western steers, $.(V(3
rirrin, e iiMie.c". wrsmrn pirrrn. en-("'ts
8.76; storkers and feeders, $3.lfiW.oO; west
ern steers, tn.sfwtfs.i6: sterner and feed
ers. ". 50-n S. 10; bulla, tS.K.M; calrea, $.00
CI10M. ,
I tOO S Receipts, 18.000 head; market
lower: bulk, $KlW8o0; heavy, $3,00ia.;
f ackers and butcher. $S.00iT.56l light,
f.Sf.(tig; piss. 37.0MI7.W.
PIIKKP AND IA M 118 iReoefpt, 13,000
head;
yearlings $ Soflyj.Hj
Pll',ll, leil.W, i.H"ll IV,
b . ,.' ,A Mr, ... 1 e.T t :. ,. .
wethers, $u.76iii5.W;
wes, u..J,
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Oct 18.-CATTLS:-
Jtecelpta. 8.JU0 head; market strong; na
tive beef steers. $7.oAffl0 2R; stocker and
feeders, W0Oii7.7B; yearlings, steer and
heifers, $s.60rul0.2r;; cow. $(I.OO(ff8.00; south
ern steers, $r..rfcii.K); cows and heifers,
$4.otVft0.fk); nstlve cows. $6.OOfM1.00.
IHM!4 Receipts, IS. WO head; market
lower; pigs and lights, $.2rEf.4n; mixed
and butcher, $.H.10'ul(0; good heavy. $8.2b0
8.f0.
BHKKP AND LAMBA Receipt, l.nno
heart: market etesdy: lamb; $8.00t91.00;
sheep and ewes. eu.00ir7.7J.
Slows City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, Oct. 19. -CATTL10 Re
ceipts, l.sno hesd; market teadyj native
steers? $.r(fri0.00: oows and heifers, $4.75
T00; ennnera, $3.MVfM.S; stocker and
feeder, $5.8Mi7.10; calves, $8.00j4.00j bulls,
tsgs, etcu $4.50iSrt.lf..
ItOQH Receipts, 3,000 head; market 10n
to IRo lower; heavy, $.30(ii.S6i mixed, 3S 35
W so; light, $N.15g.2o; bulk of sale. )
r1.50. ,ld-"1
8IIE7EP AND TAMBS Receipts, l.To5
head; market steady; ewe. $4.60Q1.60:
lamb, $.76r.BO.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Oct. 19. CATTLK Re
ceipts, 3000 head; market active to steady;
steers, $7.ortjiO ,00: cows and heifer, $4.00
.50; calve. $a.(VXS'10 (O.
HOOS-Reoelpt. 6,600 head; market
steady to 40c lower; top, $8.46; bulk of
salon, $10i.88.
BHKKr AMU 14 MB8 Receipts, 3.000
head; market steady; lamb, $3.004.66.
Live Stock la Sight.
Receipt of llv tock at th flv prin
cipal western markets:
Csttl. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha ..
Chicago
Sioux City
Kantaa City....
fit. Loula
t
Total
... 8 800
8.4)
90,0n0
13,000
3.704
12,0(10
1.90O
C$,309
... 6,0fK
... 1,60
...17.0(0
... 3.200
Sl.Oi
8,000
18,11
.13.800
....X1.300 49,100
Nov York Money Market. '
KBW YORK, Oct. 10. PRIME MT7R
CANTILH PAPER-SffflV, per cent.
UTERI .IN l KXCIIA-NGHJ Hlty-day
bill". 84. t; demand, $4.t6: cables, $4 8W6.
SILVER Bar, 4ic; Mexican dollar,
S8H0. '
(1JOND8J Government, tady; railroad,
trong.
TIMID LOANS-Steady; sixty daye, 8H4
34 per cent; ninety day, 244 per cent;
Ix months, I per cent.
CALL MONEY Steady; highest. I per
cent; lowest, 114 Per cent; ruling rate, IS.
per cent; last loan, I per cent; closing
bid, 14 per cent; offered at per cent.
Cnttoa Market.
NTTW TORK. Oct 19.-COTTON--Ft.tires
opened tiarely steady; October,
13.47c; December, 12.Mc; January,' 11.77c:
March, 12(c; May, lS.llo.
The cotton market closed steady at a
net advance of 6 to 10 points for the day,
Hpot cotton steady; middling uplands,
lJ.6Te; ssles 60 bnlee. Future cloned
steady; October, 12 &2o; December, 13.87o;
January. 12S2c; March, 13.07c; May, 13.30n.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19. COTTON Spot,
easier! good middling, 7.F9d; middling,
7 2M; low middling, t.77d; gale. IO.OuO
bales.
T.nndoa Stock Market.
LONDON, Oct. 19. American securities
on th stock market wer firm In sym
pathy with Wall street. Canadian Pa
clfle and Ignited States Steel were promi
nently active, but most of th other Issue
shared In the Improvement
SILVER Rar. 38 15-10d per ounce.
MONEY 3H(jJ4 per cent.
DISCOUNT BATES -Short bBl ano
uire montns, 474 per cent.
Oil tad Roela.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 18. T7JRPE7NTTNTft-
Firm. 4Mia444; sales. 140 bbls.; reoelnts,
(90 bbla. shipments, 279 bbla stock, 10,789
bbts
ROSIN Firm; sale. 89T bbls.i receipt,
1.179 Mils.; shipments, 3,067 bbla.: stock,
M.4r,S bbl. Quote: A, B, C. D. H. F, O,
3 f: It, f, tS.WKN On; K 4 Jnff4llR; M
$6.20irj.36; N, $6.66; WO, $8.30; WW, $8.40.
Dry Good Market.
NEW TORK, Oct. 1. DRT GOODS-.
Cotton good and yam, firm; mens
wear, active; allka and ribbon In ateadyj
demand.
Bask Clearlagra.
OMAHA. Oct. 19 Bank n earing fog
Omaha today were 83,0VS,4M.3S and for tho
corresponding day last year, $2,838,864.73.
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