' -.
21, 1916.
THE BEE: -OMAHV SATURDAY, OCTOBER
14
UVE'STOCL MARKET
Desirable Cattle Are Steady
and Others Lower Sheep
and Lambs Steady.
HOOS OPEN FIFTEEN UP
- ., Omaha. cwtooer it, 1W-
Receipt, wee.; Cm'llr
Official Monday , .... ..IS.4R1
Offlrlal Tueeday 11.121
Official Wedneaday ...10.0IS
Official Thureday .
letlraate Prlday
Hoaa
1.747
4.903
4.401
ft.lll
J. 100
11.005
l.H
.H,H
21.818
4.000
Five daya' totals.... 14,718
Same day. laat week. .47,700
ftsm 2 weeka as... .V .40.62
Ham 3 week, axe 47'4il
Ham 4 week. aco. ... .44,871
Stlli daya laat year... 37,663
II. 021 1H,68
1i.H0 US, IS
20,00ft lit. 167
ift.417 llt.721
21.110 141. SOI
11,210 106,020
Receipt, and disposition of livestock l
tha. Union mock yard., Omaha. Neb, for
twenty-lour hour, endl.f at 3 o'clock ye.
t.dy RECElPTS-rCARS.
Cattle. Hois. Bh.ep.
cz at. . r..
Wabaeh
Union Pacific
C. A S. W.. eat
IT A N. IV., wet. , . .
41.. R. O.. ea.t
B. wast....
26
1
10
'.. R 1. A P.. east ; !
Illlnol Central. ., .
ChlcafO Ol. Wt.. .......
Total recslpla... 01 4 - 81
DISPOlTION-HIAD.
Uavtle. Hoaa. Sheep.
Morrl. A Co 1M-
Ja-lft Company..., ,.
Cudahy Packing Co-.. 076!
Armour A Co:...;.... "I
Dchwarr A Co..,..........'
14
(91
Kt.LV
BS
, 240
218
S3
1,607
1,871
J. W. Murpny
Lincoln Packing Co..
Bentoaj. V.nAnt-Lu.h
r. B- Lawla. ....... .
J.'B. Root A Co
J. M. Bulla..........
r. O. Kellogg.
Sverthelmer Dagen.
H. r. Hamilton......
Hulrfvan Uroe .
RethKhlld A Kreb..
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co..
Huffman '
. Roth
Hak.r
John Harvey
lft.
144 .
I
40
TS'
107
31 '
,5 r
-
$ t
o
.iw
Klin .......... J.W
Jnea A Lutujrsn. . . 133 .
OUay 'J
Othr buyers. v. 417 '
4.171
Totato.. ..... .1.71 r MM
MIS
' CitUtr Receipts were large 5oHy for a
Friday, 1,100 hud teeing reported In. There
r wu felr demand (or the beet gradee of
hllieri an feeder and the market on any
thing anewerin that dwwriptlon 'waa ton
reily eif-edy with yesterday. On the orner
hend, Inferior trade were- plow and very
dull. Everything desirable- sold, In pretty
fair season.
Quo tat lone on cattle I Oood to choice
beoves. IB.7frOlO.IO, fair to good beeves,
If.tOO 7&i (Hitntnon to !alr beeves, 90.1t
' IIS: fancy a-rasaer, 8.S60.Tt; good to
' choice grata beevea, 7.7tQl.li; fair to
. choice greaa beeva M.I607.7S; common fo
' ffr graaeriHievea, 96.M9fi.lift; good to choice
H hellers, s,t&t,.; goon to cnoics cows,
ll.fr0T.v0: fair to good ows. 9t.ftO.s0:
tommoa to fair cows, fI50.lb; good to
- cttelm feeders, 7.-0I16; (ll to good
feeders,' t.76T.l0, commoB to fair feeders.
.QQiy9.7i good to- ooice stocxera, sv.tuv
' 1.00: atofk heifers. I8.I67,S-: stock cows.
96J(09.1A stock calves, IT.OOtfV.fta; veal
calves, si.oo via a; ow' auiis. otaga, 010.
RepresenUttlr sales!
- an " N. A.V. Pr.
llhtTere. tft: tcaWea.. iit M 90
II feeders. 1610, d 4ksteers.. til ,9 90
Hogs The mftritftt was another very Ir
regular deal this morning. As was the oase
. yesterday1, many trains were delayed, and
wha bay ers started out only about half of
the estimated supply had been yarded, snip.
peri and yard traders had good orders, and
along with two of the packers they cleaned
up the early arrivals on a fully He higher
basis, ssles made on first rounds ranging
largely around 19.9109.19, nd with several
bunches aa high as 910.00, whlfth was top
for the day, and sot tk now high .mark for
the month. ... ,
, When the" later trains began coming In
they, found part of tho early upturn lost
and on the sztreme' finish sellers claimed
that In some inatances price were no bet
ter than yoaterdav, In the end nearly
; evetry thing was cleaned up, -but It was well
. along towards midday (betoro the last hogs
Lhana-ed hands. ',- v' -
iiesplts the. wpakneee1 nn th finish the
average market was more than a dime'
htgher. Bulk of all-the sales was mails
at 19, 10 .!, with g few scattering 4arfs
" Deiow tms apreaa iaie ana a aprinaung on
1 lip to 110.06, the top. afrtnes tjpday are 4
S4ft hither than the rlose of laat week.
which meanaythat they age ever 1,M hbov9
the low ttma arly this month. Th general
". run of sales Is only 60o lowr than the
high time of the year, though tha spread
bow Is net as wide as I wee than, and tops
are still 91.10 be lew the record sstabllshed
1 Jast monihi . .. ..
Reprssentatlva aalsa.: .fy ' ' 1 V
"i -No. Av. Bh.' Vr, No. Av. lh.- Pr.':
M..1M . 99 9 79 09, .134 , 999 99 99 '
79.. 999 40 t It 110 I l
94..99S 90, 9 99 ' V7. .131 9t) 10 00 j
7i II . .: 9 y
: fiheep Packers all found thentselves In
hd of a few fat Jambs this morning, aad
Afferlngs moved In' goo season on about a
steady basis, 919.19 buying nearly all the
. desirable kUlliia- lambs hvra. As compared
with last yiiday, when nothing sold over
' ,99.19. and quoUble top was only IllXvO. to-
day s prices are a big quarter htgher.
Feeders wr comparatively scarce, prices
being quoted steady. As or general thing,
there ham not been muchit chanae in the
feeding lamb market this week, and values
are practically In ut same notches as they
-1 win a ween ago. Heal gam a mas
scares and these have been thVmoat active.
and might bo a little stronger, while.
IW Wr hand, some of the In between
classes ars thoucht to be, if anything, easier.
Feeding ewa ars In tho dumps, having
dropped aa much as 90c this week, and are
now hack to where they were at the low
- time a coapis or three weeks ago. No feed
. ers are selling abovs 9 00, while a very
acceptable kind oaa e' had around 91-OvO
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
'goad to choice, 910.OlM. lambs, fair to
.good, 90-OOOtO.lt; lambs, feeders. 9-00
iv.vu: yearnnvs, gona (o.cnoicv 9j.1tvs71.1s
vearllnssa fair to oood. 97. 00497. 90: year-
Itnga, feeders, $7.00al.0; wethers, fair to
rnoice, i.vo(.iv; iwnr aooa 10 rnuioe,
' SHFyl.7fc owea, fair to good. 6.76.0;
ewes, plain u cuiies. Hfv .6"; ewes, teea
tng. 9i.fr0i.ao; we, preedsrf, gli ages,
, .99.I99J9.M. VK: i. ':
t. 20. "" - 1- ' 1 ' v. T AV.
19 Idaho ewee ,.,. & J10
. .494 Idaho lambs ............a.,. 71
,140 Wyoming feeder owes ...-. 90
S3 Idaho feeder ewea,, .t,,10l
fif Wyoming breeding ewa..'..,. 99
974 Wyemlag fevder Iambs. ... .-.-99
119 Idaho ffder lambs .,,.v 99
99 90
19 39
9 90
9 60
9 n
10 00
9 90
Ut South Dakota lambs. ....... .v 77
II Wyoming ewos ..
,,109 r. 60
(HtCAOO LIVE KTiKK MRKET.
. CattU, Strong t Hoga, htruDgi hhocp,
Chicago. Oct 20. Cattle R'tta'cipis, 4,000
jieaa: maraei L strong; native unit -rami).
44.10011. 40i western steeis. 3S.3i.60
a lock era and feeders, $4,704? T.HV cow ACd
heifers, 9S.40O0.8a; raivrs, 4T.:iH,84.
Hogs Receipts, d7,00 h-r-d: market
strong. 10c above yesterday's average; hulk
or saiea. S.l&IT-v; Hgnt, , f t. & 11.30
mixed. 99,60010.40; heavy, . ;9.S0HC.3s
rough. 9t-o.4; pigs. I. ,
: Kheep and Lambs Receipts, 19.000 head;
market atrong; wethers. 97.0009,36; ws,
$9.7107.40; lambs, $3,210 10.9C. '
.,, . vY" :-v-.;
v. . 9. Josepti lira Stork Market.
t. Joseph, Mo., -Oct. . 70. CalUe Re-
icelpts. ooo head; market steady; steers.
94.6O01,99; cows and helfera, $4,2$019.OOi
calves 17.000 10.68.-
- Hogs Receipted 6,600 had vnsrkot
steady to 6c higher; top, $19.16: bulk f
tastes, 99.96010.09. - . ' -5- .. r
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 3,909 head j
market steady t lambs, 99.60010,60; awes,
l7.Mi7.8i.-
DM Cltr Un Stack Market.
KIODZ CHt, .Oct. I0.:attl Receipt.
. I.too head: market .teady; bef atr. 6.0V
; A 1.3ft: butcher. ft.tfttt.00; fat. cow and
heifer. Il.i0ttt.3t: tockr and r4d.ra.
lft.3O0C.3fi: ball. taa, eta, fft.0096.Tft.
Ho,. Receipt, t.ftoo he.d; market tc to
IOC higher: Hint, ID 1ft: mixed, Ift.TtS
0.30: heavy. 3t.30)),.tft.
OJheep and Lamb Recalfcit, l.fiOO hed;
market ateadyr awea,. t4..0t7.00; .4amb.
, fJ.lfttJltjOt. - ' . ... t. -
. M. iantl Un "tee Market. '
Ht. laiA. Oet. 3.-attl Raeelpta, 8,300
. head; market atrong; nattv 4eef eteers,
.T.ftotll.00: yearling, aterra and heifer.
t.ft0tJl.7e cow. IS.i647.M; aiock.r ahd
tsedr, ll.lot7..0; prima outhrn tre,
l00.0; cow. and h.ltera, I4.loe7.IO;
prima rrllns ti- ana helfar. 17.600
t.00; natlva calvaa. ts.00011.21.
HosRclpt. 1,100 head; market
Miner; Hants, I.IO10.2I: pin.
1.10; mlied and butchers. M.sOO 10.10: (ood
heavy, I10.KO10.I0; bulk of sal, f 'tO
I0.1I.
. Hheep and Lamb Receipt, 1,000 head;
market ateady; lame. I7.00t10.ll: alaugh
ter ewea, tfc.00O7.lft; breeding ewe, Is.lOt.
1.50; yearllnia. (ft.OOOil.JS; ewea, 13.7(0
7.2ft. , . '
NEW YORK STOCKS
Trading in Brood, Strong Mar
ket Overshadowed by Prom
inence of U. S. Steel.
RAIL ISSUES ARE STRONG
Tork, Oct. 20. Trsdlng In today's
broad, strong and active market waa com- I
plctely overshadowed by the prominence 1
of t'nlted State Steel, that stock con t rib- j
uuna over 2i per cent to tne total turn- :
over, which approximated 1,960,000 aharre.
Steals extreme advance, of four points
to Ul
of ft
H. places the stock'wlthln l'a points
record tiuotatlon, made in the laat
part of September, and represents a
sain of more than 11 points for the week,
having fallen to 10S last Saturday.
Other active, thoush less atrons features
included Hepubllc and Crucible Steels, Ana
conda and Inaplratlon Coppers, American
Smelting, such equipments as American and
Baldwin Locomotives, General Klectrlo and
Wfutlng house, Central Leather and numer
ous low-priced rails.
Foremost among the latter were WiAaah
Issues, Rock Island, Missouri Pacific, pre
ferred; Chicago Ureal ' Western, preferred,
and Minneapolis it St. Louie, the last-named
being distinguished for Its advene of al
most seven points. Interest In these shares
fas grown appreciably by reason of the
better earnings submitted from month (o
month. ,t
Motors,' also, were restored to soeeulatlve
favor, Studebaker and Maxwell recording
substantial gains, with sums subsidiaries
and sugars were In renewed request with
now records for Cuban-American and Cuba
Cane at 919 and respectively.
usanngs embraced ferl Users. Harvester
issue, United State Industrial Alcohol,
Amsrlcan Woolen, leathers and petroleums,
all at variable advances. Paper Issues re
acted three to five points from top levels on
realising sales. t
investment rails were under moderate
pressure, but . resalned their loeaea tn th
general Improvement of the last half hour.
uonaa or minor ratlrods were responsive to
the advened in shares, but International is-
sues suffered froi further offerings. Total
sales, par value, 9i,9Ke,009.
unitea mates bonds unohand on call.
Numoer of ala nrf uni.
Ing stocks wer; '
. . , Sales. High. Low Close.
Am. Rest Bugar. . . it.40o luv 904
American Can 4.400 ol -vo si
Am. Car A Foundry 9.000 09 ba
Am. Locomotive. l$,O0 ' aw 7A fcs
Am. Smell. Kef.. 19,000 Ulfe 101-tk 111
Am. Sugar Rof.... 9,400 lli imH,lisH
Am. Tel. gt Tel., ,,,, , JlitaW
Am. a.. L. tic a.... -i.ana m uu. aiiZ
Anaconda Copper. U,0Q 944i92fc 919
Atchison
i.suo ioh 106 n 101 t
9,409 91 04 it
l.Siil) B Vt 87S
4WI S6 9I , 94H
CvQ 9 ,94 99
"ioi iHU Hi" 171
Bald. Locomotive..
Haiti more & Ohio. ,
Hrook, Hauld Trap.
B. A S. Couuer.
Cal. Petroleum.!
Canadian Pacific. . .
Central Iatnar. . ..
1V.1UU I2 iiv
3
Cheaapeake d- Uhla
-:,, m. at. f. , ,.
Chicago A N. W..
C, H. I. A p. Ry,
009 9&
Vl'.ioo 'is"
iiii
'iiii
ftK
3$
It
117
s
ft,
nino copper.
Cole. Fuel A iron.-. 9,909
Corn Products Rsf. 1,900
Crucible Steel,..,., 19,100
19
Distillers' Hecurltloa l.00
Brie u t.tno
General Klectrlc. . 10.706 117 W
laftli
Great Northern pfd. M9 119 111 119H
Ureal No. Ore etfa. 1,100 nZ U
Illinois central 1.400 109 1084 10
Inter. Con. Corp... l.OOO 19 17 17
Inspiration Copper. 19JBO 16 04 94
Inter. Harvester. ., l.00-119 117 119
Int. M. U. pfd. etfa. 39,200 117 ' 114 119
K. C. Southern... 09 ll 97 37
Kennfccott Copper.. 12,tt(M 13 63
Louisville A Naah, V00 137 U7 197
Max. Petroleum..,. 9,300 110 101 119
Miami Copper....;. 3.600 99 3S 39
It
Mlauurl P.rlllt. ..
1 1,300
Moatana rower....
National Lead
Nevada Capper. , ,
New York Centra),.
N. r, N. H. H ..
Norrolh Wutarn.
Northern raolfto...
.4
7dn
11 4 0,U
3314 !JS Jli
iioo
t.OOOlOIH 1074 107
tOO tl 40 lOtt
,,vv 1,, j ,. ,
IV9 111 lllfti
PaeHIo Mall
Pacific T.l. T.l. . . lot 0 40
Pennaylvanla ...... l.tOt 03 i 37
Hay Uon. Copper... 10,800 30 11
Reading ... 3t.ioo HlH no
Hep, iron at sti. . x,vv nyk 7,
hatluolt Aril. Cop. 1,000 31 21
outhtrn Pat'lfio... 1.300101
St.ulh.rn Kallway.1 4,tot 30
gtud.b.k.r t'e..... 17,100 130
T.nn Copper.. 1,100 S3
Texaa Combantf. . i. 1.000 33ft
Union Pacific ... :i, K.300 111H lftOlt 1B0U
Union Pacific pfd.. 7U0-. 11 m 33Va
V. ft). Ind. Alcohol.. lt,000 llt 13t lit
U. S. Htel ...lt,100 HI'S lilt lltt.
u. a Htm pra..... i.soo m ut
U0 131
96 t4
Utah Copper........ 7.100 t7
wauaen ora. u .. ..,vu
81 31 11
104 103 108
84 68 43
Weatern Union,..., , 000 104
We.tlnahou. Elac, 14,000
Total aaica tor in ay, i,..tt,v. nara.
. bmdhtoWb trade revjew, ,
Trada- aiul ; Industry v Never Moved at
New Tork. Oct lOWTomorrow Bradatroot
will aay: ' N ' i
Trad and tnduatry nvr moved t a.
qutckr paa than at prevent. Wall abnor
maly.Jttgh commodity prlco cona.l oautloa
lt a adda verlng of trad 'condition
cay eotae, demand I ao inaatlabla that
buying aeemlngly will go on whila lha
European ewar laitt. A yet there la no
Ign of th aaturatlon point being reached
aa Mkard uppir of good., and while
high prloaa are complalnvd of, thr I no
vldnca, aald from conaervattem In buytng
om taxtlles that have advanced largely.
Of th, buying maveiMnt. being checked.
Weekly bank clearing. M, 441,11 0.000. ,
. Nan Yark M.My Market.
New . Tork. Oct. '10. M.rc.ntll. Pr)r
Itt per cent - ,
Sterling . Exchange Sixty day bllla
11.711 ; demand, . 34.1ft,; cable, tt.HH.
Kr.no.: Demwd, tt.34 cable. 11.38V..
Mark: Demand, 704e; oable. 10 Me. Kro
nen:' Demand, 13 1-ltc: .cabl... . 18 3-10.
Uultden: Demand, 41 S-ltc; cable, 41 l-lOo.
Una: Demand. .0.41; cable, 11.43. Rublee:
Demand, 31 Ho; cable. 11
Silver Bar, 47 He: Mexican dollar, llHc
Bond Oovramnt, tady: railroad, tr.
regular, ..
Tim Loan Steady; Blxty day, 30314
per cnt; ninety daya and all month, tt
fjtt, per cent. " ' ' , i
Cell aloneyr-lrl'm: high, 3 per-cent: low.
31, ner cent; ruling rate, 3 per uent; laat
lean, 3 par cbnt; cloalng bid, 8 pr cnt;
offered at 3 per cent.
L. K. m. . ' 'V: t. r. u, rag. tot,
M.. K. at T. 1 4a.
if uo.coupon .... 99
M. P.tron. la. ...lojvu. s. 8. rag,,
loov
100
410
110H
Mont, fewer ea. .ao co
N. V. 0, dab. a.USft'U, S.
,4lo coupon
U. B. 4.. rea.
N. Y.1 City 4Va..101 dc coupon ..
M. k..'.. li. ' Bineu. tn...
c ...'.....113V.AIU. Tel. a Tel
1HW
No. IVciriO 031. IV. Mj l!fi
-do Us ........ C7 Anglo-French la. St .
Ore. S. L. ret. 4 ISHAlth. gen. 4 14
PbC.T. T. ft. .103 B. A O. It II
Vtud. con: 4W..103l.ntlv St. r. t..iom
no i.vn. 4Vi...101.Cntral Partial. 104
Reading gen. Jk , ,C. O. rv. It.. t
St. U bn. . 'C, a Q. Jt. 4 IIV.
r.f. 4a. .7T ISft'C, M.
So. Pa, bv. it. .".11 . It ...1T'
do reft 4 01 C. R. 1. P, Uy.
lo. Railway Hi. .108 H aac, 4 7
Union Vaolflc 4a. II C A S. ret 41481
do v. 4 ' iD. RO. c. 4a. tov.
143
111!
It
Hot
I Hi
100 100
1H 5 134
33 1 33
133 V seitt
Q. a Steel t. ,..10t.On. Klevtrlr fte.lotleV" ' hTiuwn l.u!!kh ciindltloi.. . In this1
.st. Union 4V, 7 Ot. No. 1st 4U.100ioincctI et.ntn advices Indicate tliat sn In-
Dom. of C, 1131.11 I. C. ref. 4s II Vj ffroaso 'it rec.l:ts Ave probable owing to th
V'BI4. ' Mot. M. M. IH 1 advancott rrtots. Roluth's wmkatas IMe la
U. a. nuvoer ....v.dti. i.
' Usdts tlMiielal Msrkes.
London, 001.90. ailvfcr Bar, $ld per
Mt)ney---4H tlar cent,'' ' v '
tltecounl Ratee Short bills. 996H per
cen; thres months' bills, 6H4)&H par cent.
I'lrarlBgs - .v ";',::
Oms he. Oct. lo. Bank clearings tor Oma
ha today wsra 96.696.4U.49, and for ths
oorTespondlng day last year $4,944,794.90.
' " "" . . '
" ' Kansas GI9jr Uts Bseetf Market, '
Kanoas City. Oct. 90 CeUle HeceipU.
1. 00 bead; msrket steady; prtute fed steers,
99.604jtll.00: dreseefl beef steers, $?.00tt9.96;
western steera, 99,000 96; cows, 94-60OT.96;
belters. 96.6009.26: slOckers and feeders,
$B.9O.O0; butts, $4.76496.86; calvesa 9. 00
19.60, s t j
Hogs Receipts 9,200 head; market
strong; bulk of ale M0f 10. 14; heavy,
6l0.010.10: packers and butchers. 99.060
10.U; llht. 99.60frlO.00: plge. $6.7609.49.
slheep and Imbs--Reeeljts, 6,109 head;
market higher: lambs, 9l0-00j10.60; year
lings, 97.60O9.69; wsthera, $7.0009.99; ewea,
6.7t7.40. ... ' . ... .
GRAIN ANDJPRODUCE
Wheat and Yellow Corn Make
New Records on Omaha
Market.
TWO HARD BRINGS $168
Umaha, October 29. 1919.
Wheat receipts were rather Msht today
and with an excellent ash demand tne
market advanced from I to 3c. The advance
In wheat applied to all grades, the wo. t
hard selling-Tit 11.61, as compared with
li sa vHitirinv and met niw hlch mark
for hard wheat. The bulk of ths No. 3 hard
sold around fl.6691.69, and the No. 4 hard
brought from 91.94 to i,94, wmie me rana
on sample hard wheat wsa 91.39 to 9191,
ths bulk selling around the high mark.
uurum wneat rontinuea to eeii av ir-
mlum and the buyers were willing to pay
exceptionally high prices for the milling
grades of this cereal.
The corn market was exceptionally strong,
and with prices around 9v higher the yel
low reached the 00c level, the highest pries
ever paid for corn In this- market. White
corn slso sold at 90c, but It wss a choics
car, and the white corn generally was quot
bout ic unaer tne yellow oi tne aenif
quality. The demsnd for corn was very
good, but' the receipts, which were very
light, were disposed or curing ins eany
trading hours,
Oats ware strong, with prices ruuQg irom
to In hia-her. the bulk of the samples
grading No. 3 white and selling at 46c.
while the best grades brought 47 and 47 e.
Rye waa In sood demana. tne no. seir
ing at 11.2501.24, ebout 1 and 3 cents above
the market yesterday. i
The receipts of uailey were -ummporiani.
and this cereal was quoted nominally lo to
ito higher. .
Liverpool close: x wheat, steaay to aa
higher, corn, ld-to 2d higher.
Fr many Whsat raceiptswere i,ti,vvu ou.
and ahliments 909,000 bu., against receipts
of 3.772I090 bit. and shipments of 1,613,009
bu. last year.- v
rrtmary com receipts were a.a.wvw ou,
and shipments 347,000 bu., against receipts
of 701,000' bu. and shipments of 990,000 bu.
last yesr. j
Primsrr oats receipts were 1.817.000 bu.
and'shlpments 996,000 u against receipts
of 1,131,000 bu. and shipments of 1,106,000
bu. last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS. ,
. Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago ?...., 74 79 290
Omaha .,. . .133 9 14
St. Louli ...............108 . . 9 30
These ssles wsrs reported:
Wheat No. 3 hard winter: "d car. 91.39;
1 car, 91.67; 9 cara, 91.94. No. 1 hardi
winter: 1 car. 91.99: 3 cars, 11.96;
caca, 91-96; 4 ears, 91.96; 9 cars, 91-66;
1 cars, 91-64. No. 4 hard winter: 1 car,
91.94; t cars, 91.99; 1 car, 1.62; 3 cars,
91.99; 1 ear, 91-31; 4 cars. 91-61; I cars,
31.60.' -Hsmpls hard winter: car (new,
91.11; 1 car, 1.99; 1 car, 91.40; 1 car, 91-36.
No. I durum: car (new), 91.69. No. I
durum: l oar, $11; 1 car (new), 91-63,
No. 9 mixed: 1 car, 91.70. No. I mixed du
rum I car, 91.69,
Rye No-3: 4 cars, $1.33; 1 car, 91.36;
1 car, 91-21. . No, 3: 1 ear, $1.36. No. 4; 1
car, 91.33. :
Barley-No, I feed: l-l car, 91.00.
, Corn No. 1 white: 1 car, 90c. No. 9
white: 1 car, 19c. No. 9 whits: 1 car, 96 o.
No. 9 yellow; 3 cars, 90e. No. 9 yellow: 3-3
car, 97ft,- No. 9 mixed r 1 ear, 99 9-6 oar,
96c, No. 9 mixed; 1 car, 97c; 1 car, 84c.
Oats Standard: 1 car, 47 c. No. 3
whits: 3 cars, 47e; t cars, 44e. No: ' 4
white: 1 oar? 44o; 3 9-1 cars, 46e. Sam
ple white: 1 ear, 44e.
-Omaha Cash Price Wheat: No. I hard,
$1.4601.63; No. 9 hard. 9164916(1 ; No. 4
hard, $1.6001,64; No. 1 spring.. 63491. 74;
No. 3 spring, $1.9091.71; No. 3 durum, $1.99
1,71 tt; No. 3 durum, $1.9601,71. Corn:
No. 3 whits,. 99t69e: No. 3 whits, 990
99c; No. 4 whits, 6939c; NO. 9 white.,
97097e. No. white, 86096e; No. 2
yellow, 90490o; No. 9 yellow, 9909Oc;
No, 4 yellow, S4099; No. 9 yellow, 970
9lo: No. 9 yellow, 94097c; No. 3 mixed,
IIASlUc! No. 3 mixed. 99 0 99c; No. 4 mix
ed, I7038c; No. 9 mixed, 97 0t7ci No.
I mixed, BBWSiC-uata: wo. wnue, ntjv
4TVffl: standard. 47 0 4T: ino. wnue.
46047o; No. 4 whits. 46 0 46a. Barley:
No. l feeo. 15c v si.sT , rejecieo, iovric.
Rye: No. 9, $1.3901.89; No. J, $1.1401.39.
h osisha nium,
The bulae In yesterday's market Was re
flected In the Liverpool cables, which csms
iteady to 3d higher on wneat ana lttvxa
up on corn. The British government was a
heavy buyer of our wheat yesterday, and
out of a total of i,do,uo mieneis soia in
this country 160,900 bushels were taken tn
ths local market. v
The longs are generally confident of their
position, but ars awaiting the action of the
Ena-Heti government on the Canadian wheat
queatlon before taking action, but some of
the most conservative traasra ieei mat
wheat will reach the $3 mark. .
Tne ' corn maraei was strong ana ine
market showsd substantial gains from the
opening prices.
Ths traos tn oats -whs not very astivv, nut
tho marktt waa strong. I aympaihy with
whtat and earn, and closed about c high
4r on May and unchanged on Ptoambef.
Loral rang of options: 1 -
Art.
rVTiir:
D.ci
May
July '
Corn.
Dao.
May
yijpen. High. tLow. Closs.
T'y
1 OVi
1 II
1 4614
1 II
3014
1 1414
1 S 14
'1 It
;, us
:, 804
. 43
HIS
nm
I oo
1 II
IT .
73
1H
77
47VI
604
. 111
tuia ,
D.c. ,
M.y J '
41
31
' 43 .
. .ml
Chlotgo cloolng price, furnished The Bee
By Logan liryan, atora ana grain oroaer.
81ft south Btintn ottfet, umana.
Art. Open. High. Low.i.cioe. T.
WhT-T . I T I f I
Dec. 1 IIV.10 1 11 1IIK 1 IIV.I4 108
May llti 1 71. lll 1 11 Wj l8i
Jan. 1 I0 i 43Vi 1SII4 1 IVt 140
Cam.
D.C.V !. 1714 31Vj US S4
My 3103ft 87 Vi 3ft 8t 84 K
July 31. II 111 8ftN 11V.
Oata '
Dec, lt4 I1H 4li 10 li 40
May- IH ...! Itvi IIH
Pork.
D.e. II 70 li 00 34 TO 34 30 34 10
' Jan. II 81 1ft If 34 10 II 33Vi 34 30
Lard. . . n i
Deo. 14 ISV) 14 13V. 14 78 14 TTVt 14 10
Jan. .14 17 Vi 14 10 14 17 14 STVt 14 30
Rib.
Oct. 14 M 14 13Vt 14 00 14 10 13 It
Jan. 18 3ft 13 40 13 35 13 37V 18 3t
CHICAGO OUAIN MARKET.
Chicago. Oct. 3t. Rlght price elnce the
American civil war aaoept during the Letter
"corner," roaulted In the wheat market to.
day from a aerie of wild ruehex to buy and
from a. -temporary acarclty of offer. On
th bulge, however, profit-taking aalea'wer
heavy, and thera waa unaettled cloae. Final
price, with December at 11.0114 to Il.tOVj
and May 11.0914 to 11.111.. ranged from o
decline to 4e advance, a compared with
yeeterday'a ftnUh. .Corn gained l!08.c
and oat. Oftc to Hc. In provision the
outcome was unchengea.10 oec higher.
Urgenoy to acquire wheat was raanlfeeted
chiefly In the first half of the aocston, One
of the mall reason appeared .to be that
yesterday export sale were aald to have
reported the kugo total of nearly S.OOO.000
bushel, otliar cause Included a continu
ance of the Argentine drouth, the assertion
that ::!- d Uilrd Imtead of half off the
threuhlr.iz.tt lanada had bean donb and the
fact tr.st storks in Grout Britain wero da.
.crcasin;: to.a aorloul extent. Action of the
BrU!h,. iroAtrniuent l.t oomrrjandocrlng' all
the liimltoba whant that private dealer.
halroiitrnaod for tended alao to itlmulate
buying hor:' until sign began, no appear
tl-ft. 'foreigner, had temporarily at leaat to
a con!d?caule dogree stopped following, th
upward :3Vamtt or prices.
I Many liolu.ia, Soemoil to rrha , :it, . tjio
Khe i,iiit Ul, advaVm In tl'.c valu of v.-hcat
had l.',i'hnrli l'wunt?d for he Mine clna
the sesa.o:. wi i Onirenderod aim bv rtltnani
that thj Rj U!sh tfoYernmrMi lift fjfiiiddon
f)ltiBh aubjrcu lo sptiiuiaie In tho ,Vmert
fan whe.it mark, - ,
, Carn rutwrcs jumid r-ti a hufl..i at oiie.
tlmo t'-Hxy and the market for immediate
dellVnry reached the notably high level of
$IJ! n tuthel fur No. It yellow. Husking
delaj-a curtail, to result fmm the prevailing
stormy weather had a food deal to do with
ths rise, at.4 so too did adverse urou reports
from Argen',ll:fl, itut xnort tha,i half c" ths
gains foil Hi lo hoi I Oaf a,, mthougli ut..
usually mli'.p, soomeil tt he swayed alto
gether by tlv; cojrac of wheRt and corn,
ProvUlonr. 'litflucnootl liy grain advanced
to new high If-vols, ba und'rwont some r.
art ton at .Ho last owthpo prof t-taking. An
easly break In the valuo of hogs was alto
gether Ignored. -
Cash Price Wheat: Xo, t red, $1.89H
No, a rod. 9l.tI4i frl.9T ; Ke, 9 hard,
$1,71 No. 9 ha.-d. $1.40 Corn;
JITNEY
TAXI
MAXWELL CARS.
Webster 202
2 ysllow. 97e0$I.OO; .No. 4 ysllow.
?'i0 97e; No. 4 white, nominal. Oats:
No. 9 white, nominal; atanaara.
Hyej No. 3, 9130. Harley: J6t,-091.H
Aicdn: Timothy, -9S.3S 41.29; clover, iu.
ei5.. Provlalonst Pork, 98 3V; lara.
15.7: ribs. 9l3.V7?rI4.S6.
Flutter Unchanged.
K-.Unsettled : retoltits. 4,755 cases :
flrata. a i Wile: ordinary flrits. i,K0 39c;
at mark, cases Included. 22029c.
Potatoes Rocclpta. 6& cars; uncnangeo.
Poultry All vo, unchanged.
NEW YORK UENRRAL MARKET.
Quotatloos off tho Iay on Vaiioas Com-
moailies.
New York. tot. 20. Flour Rtrong! spring
pstents, 91.9049.19 winter patents. 96.300
H.Db ; winter Htraiftnis, as.uv vb.zb. .
Wheat Spot, atrong; no. i aurum, fi.vv.
a. T hard. 91.66: No. 1 northern, Duluth,'
new. $1.97; N 1 northern Manitoba, new,
1.13. I. o. o. wew iorn.
Corn erpot, nrm; o. i euow, .-, niu-
Inal, f. o, b. .New York.
OatN Spot, firm; st&naara, do wooo.
Hidos Firm; Bogota, 34 0 36c; Central
America, 84c. ' '
Provisions rorK, nrm; rae-w, 4w.oua7
81.00; family, 130.00 34.00; short clear,
t21.0ti9.H0. Beef, firmer; mees, , $22,600
i aa- fan.Hu tif. flf) (h) 2S .00. Lard, steady:
middle west. $.6.00 14 10.
Tallow Firm; city. c; countryapeclal.
94 -&'10c; special, 10c.
Butter Quiet; "receipts, 12,671 tubs;
cresmery higher than extra at !60364c;
creamery extras. 9'J scors, 86c; firsts, 340
36c; seconds, 3,023c."
' dv. K-irm: reitelnts. 10.082 cases: fresh
gathered extra fine, 38 0 30c; extra firsts, 36
ViMlv. ; first. 96 V J'C, lauanua,
nearby hennery, whites, fins to fancy, s&0
60c I nearby hennery, browns, 43047c.
Cheese steady : receipts, i.swo uur ,
state, fresh specials. 21021c; slats, aver
age fancy, 3O0ZOc.
woultry Alive, nrm; oronera, imt
aaked; fowla, 16019c; no other prices set
tled. Dresned, quiet : chickens. 20 0 36c ;
fowls, 17034O; turkeys, 22036c.
Minneapolis (iraia Market.
Minneapolis. Minn., Oct. 20. Wheat De
cember. $1.80; May, 91.77. Cash: No.
1 hard. 91.4i9tl.(liH; no- i nonnern,
$1.8101-34; No. 3 northern, 1.760
1.93. v
t;orn wo. a yenow, ivw'ic,
Oats No. $ white, 47 048c. "
Flaxaeed 92.60 02si.
VlniirFarifv natenta 10 C htsher: OUOted
at 99.36; other grades unchanged.
Barley 62c 0 11.04. . ...
Rye $1.2601.26. '
Bran 924.voo!is.uu.
Kansas Ity drain Market.
Kansas City. Oct. 20. Wheat Cash. No.
3 hard. 91.4701.176: No. 2 red, 91.660
1.71: December, 91-68; May, $1.640
$1.94.
Corn No. 3 mixed, 90 092c: No: 2
white. 91093c: No. 9 yellow, 94c; December,
80c; May, 99c.
Oats No. z wnue, sko; ro. z
mixed, 48049e.
' ftt. laouls tiratn Market. ;
St. Louis, Oct. 20. -Wheat No t red.
91.7301.80: No. 2 hard, $1.73 01.12: De
cember, $1.47; May. 31.47.
Oorn No. 8, nTHe; wo. z wmte,
99c; December, 83 83o;. May, 860
66c. . . . -
Oats 0. Z, s ft v sv ft c ; mo, s wnue,
llc. - -
Liverpool Oraln Market.
Llveroool. Oct. 20. Wheat Spot, No, 3
hard winter, 14s 9d; No, 1 northern, Duluth,
U Id;-No. 1, Manitoba, 16s 6d, no. 2, lbs
4d; No. 9, 16s 2d -
Dry Goods' Market. ; .
New York, Oct 80. Dry floods The cot
ton goods markets were very strong today.
Yarns, too, were strong an advsnved. Wool
markets remained firm. Ready-to-wear
lines weer active, particularly on dresses
and ooats, ? , ,f
Ualuth OU Marks. . -
' Duluth, Oct. 80. Linseed on track and
fo arrive, $3.66; October, $2.64 bid; No
vember, $9. 64 bid; December, $3.69 bid;
Mar, $2.64 bid; choice on track, $2.49.
' ' ' Hugar Market.
New Tork, Oct. 10, Sugar Raw. firm;
centrifugal, 9.99c; molasses, 6. Sic. Refined,
. AMf MKMENTS
3
Today KSSi Only ! Timer
Many Special 'aatuUM, Including
MeilO'BricnH"
"THE JITNEY BUSS" -'
' ' Neil O'Brum -"THE
BOLD, BRAVE, BLACK AND
. TANS"
Br Geo. M. Cohui EDDIE ROSS, Pre
mier aaeUIuUt and kia AFRICAN
HARP, ate, ate
Matinee ate ta II, Nlghl JSc to 1J0
WEEK 'SB OCT. 23
THE MISSION PLAY
1 By Job Steven McCroarty
The Psgeant-Drama
of the Age
Callfomis history and ro manes. Dl
. rsct Iross PP performsnjCes at Its own
theater ta 3n Gabriel. Cal, .
Mats., 28c to 111 Nights. ISC to $IJ0
- ' ITka tail ol VandnUI . .
- Last Tin Than Cwfbt BUI 7
. Matinee Today, 2:15
TONIGHT,8:10
-OMAHA'S FUN CENTER."
c4r&4tr istsh'i, ii-w-m-is.
Billy. Arlington
ttS "Golden Crook" BSSSSSS
Prtnk Doboon, Klnuior CochrsR, Pall Mall 6, Dolly
Ueehsn. Hit lMIow, Others. Ftroout Bautr Cfaor
oa ot 14 t'roolvMtm In Grand Ballet de luxe.
(Final Parforniaiico Friday Nlta.)
Ladles' Dim Matlaao Every-AVaak Day.
r
-1
nun oowmi.M . , jx
ROBT. HENRY HODJE CO.. (
-"BILL BLITHERS LAWYER"
Comedy Sktck' -And
Thrss OthrFatur AcJ.
aSSaSfJ"
Virginia Peanon
v "
"The Brides Secret"
III r O V faraiuounl and i
nlrrs Biuablrd Photoplajf.
TODAY . .
' JESiE L. LASKY, Praata t '
FANNIE WARD, in
-"Each Pearl A Tear"
ALSO BURTON HOLMES 1AVELOC
-V-
"T"
MUSE
, Hoaia of v.
Paramoiwt Picture
. VIVIAN MARTIN
"HER FATHER'S SON"
L
1i today f p n ciOTniNOcuiVirAAx i
j jfw con, J4 & poueiASy 1J
firm; fine granulated, 7.36c. Futures wsr
inner on covering and a fair demand from
n tilde sources. At noon prices were 20
Iiolnts higher.
letter the list moved Irregularly near
months ..advancing in sympathy with
utrength In raw and refined and distant
poult ions declining under liquidation. Closed
irregular, 19 points higher to 9 points lower.
Hales, 18,360 tons. December, 9.03c; Janu
ur 4. Ctc; March, 4.27c.
Coffes) Market,
New York, Oct. 0, ToffetSr-The market
for coffee futurea wss rather Irregular to
ri ay with prices showing slight rallies .after
mnklngsiiew low ground for ths movement.
Tho dpenlng was unchanged to 1 poln,t
higher and prices sold about 1 lo t points
above last night's cloetng figures right aftei
the call, but hedgi'il off under further
Hrt'ulrlHtton and scattered trade selling with
March touching 8.30c and Way, 8.49c. fol
lowing reports that firm offers were a shad
lower. Tho market 'then steadied on cov
ering for over the week-end, closing net
9 points lower to 2 points higher. Sale,
37.260 bates; October, Novemher, December,
9.33c; January, "9.26c; February, 8.2H'c;
March, 8.13c; April, 9.37c; May, 8.41c;
June, 8.45e: July, 9.49c; August! 9.54c; Sep
tember, 9.67c, , ,
Hpot coffee, dull and nominal; Rio 7s,
9c; Santos 4s, 10i Offers of Santos
4s were reported In the cost and freight
msrket, ranging from 10c to lOc, London
credit;. The official cables reported a de
cline of T6 rets at Rio, anQ unchanged
markets at Santos. - . v
Now Tork Metal Market, -
New York, Oct. 20.-Metals Ths Metal
exchange, quotes lead at 87.007.10. Spel
ter, firm; spot, ffrat St, Louis delivery,
110.00 asked. - (
Copper, firm; electrolytic, first quarter,
937.25 28.00. Iron, steady and unchanged.
The Metal exchange quotes tin firm; spot,
40.8?tvi44t.l3TH-
At London; Lead, 180 10; spelter, 64.
At London: Spot copper, 124; futures.
120; electrolytic, 141 10s; tin, spot, 179
10s; futures, 190 10s. .
Hay Market. '
Omaha. Oct. 20.--Pralrie Hay Choice up
land, 910.00OU.00r No. 1, 98 60(910.00; No.
2, 97.0009.00; No. 3, 96.0007.00; choice
midland, 99.60(910.00; No. 1, 99t009.60; No'
3. 97.0009.00; No. 3, 96.0007.00; choice low
land; 87.6008.60; No. 1, 96.6007.60; No. 9,
16.6006.60; NO. 9, 94.0006.00. Straw: Choice
wheat, 96.0006.60; rholce oat' or rye, $6,000
0.60. Alfalfa: Choice, 913.0013.60; No. 1,
912.60013.00; standard, $10.80011. 60: No. 2,
$10.00010.69; No. 3, $8.6009.60,
Cotton Market.
Nw York. Oct. 20. Cotton Futures
opened barely steady; October, 18.19c; De
cember, 19.48c; January, 18.46c; March,
18.66c; May, 18. 4 tic; July, 18.72c.
: Cotton closed barely steady; October,
18.17c; December, 18.41c; January, 18.36c;
March, l.64c; May. 18.97c; July, 18.63c.
-' The cotton market today closed barely
steady, net unchanged to 12 points higher.
Liverpool, Oct. 20. Cotton Spot, easier;
good middling, 10,71 d; middling, 10.67d;
low middling, 10.41d;' sales, 10,000 bales
1 1 ' . -3
Live Stock la Sight. ' '
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
western markets yesterday:
uattie. Hogs. Sheep.
.... 2,800 9,600 8,000
.... 4,000 27,000 ' 10,000
.... 1,900 ' 9,300 , 6,000
.... 1.900 ' 6,200 MOO
1.600 2,64t0 1,600
St. Louis...
Chicago
Omaha ....
Kansas City
Sioux City..
Totals....' J1.900 46,800 30,600
tlI
15th nniversariSale
X f IC i-UCUCC I ill intu yiu,
:' ' ', Come and Share Our Celebration! ' ' ' '
. FiltMB raara afo, Th. Palaca, laundd on th broadest btlalnaaa prlnclpUt, opmsd iu door to th poopl.l and today,
altar flftos ro of procroas and oapanaUn, Th Palaca stands as an kutltutlon fanud and known tn ivory horn, far Ms
tmmatcaabla valnos and nuay savings. Our fiftaonth. birthday rltnM a modarn blf storo, a nodal storo, with asodnn
aqulptnmt, rnoaam torvlco and mod.m nrchandls in all tho latest .tyl.s and tramsndous nasortmants; Ths Palae Is a
storo of storllna roputetlon, absolutely truthful in all Its advortboments. In colsbrstlon, Ths Polacs has arranged pocial an.
alvorsnry .ysluss that ars hs moat wonderful of our, caroor. .
A Handsome and Useful Souvenir to Every Caller Saturday
nniseraary I
All Wool Suits,
and Overcoats
These remarkable val
ues make our fifteenth
anniversary sale the:
greatest clothing -offer
ever witnessed. Palace
famous g u a r a n t eed
clothes all made under
our own supervision and
sold direct at big money
savings.
15th Annivaraary Sale.
Boys' Norfolk Suits
Thaso extra Tallin Norfolk Suits, in an limntaase variety of Tory
nobby new fall paltarn. Will stand lots of wear.
Eyory suit a fonuino spacial yaluo. Regular
price, $5.00, at . . I , .
15th Annlvarsory Sal
ISth Annivsrsary Sals
-FALL
HATS
Coma Saturday and
m th most ra
aaarfcabl Hat valuaa
ymr lit: High
grarf Mft felt Ht
Hi tha amartett Fall
ahapat and ahadae.
UNION
SUITS
You hava Bitir
heara1 el such a re
markable e 1 1 e r
Man's perfectly mtida '
and perfect fitting
heavy ribbed Union
.Suite; eatra quality;
iP. 79c
Large vaiiety to
fact troa
Racular
$1-75
$3 valua.
lata Anniversary '
Sweaters ,
. Men and Boys Hera's just,
what you want. Big, hoary .
sweaters strong and dur
able, with bit roll colli
Regular V4.00
: valuo, - i
at...........
$1.69
United Typothetae
' Holds Annual Meeting
i
The United Typothetae-. and Ben
Franklin Clubs of America, Omaha
branch, met 'Thursday, night in the
Paxton hotel for their ajinual gather
ing. C. E. Corey wais elected presi
dent; Joe B. Redfield,.vice president;
Thomas McCoy, .treasurer; M. P.
Swartz and John Rosicky, members
of the directorate. ... .
C. D. Traphagen, national president,
attended -the meeting' and told the
nembers that the allied unions
throughout the country werejprosper-
Everyone Who Writes
' a Letter to
Raymonds
Can Get Their Data
. From Their Own
Experience in
Shopping'
Your subject for this letter is a
most natural- one. So much may be
said,' in fact, that your only danger
lies in ' making-vyour letter too
lengthy. Selling could never be
done without a buyer. The buyer
is the natural judge of the sales
man. Write your judgment in your
letter.
The $100 cash will be awarded
justly by competent and disinter
ested Judges on December 1. i
All Letters Must Be
in Our Hands by -November
15
d-i : f r v ' nut '
15th Annlrwaary Sals
Hand-Tailored
Fall Suits and
Overcoats
' - .v . . ' .
Most luxurious suits and
overcoats; all made un-1
der our own supervision.
Finest fall styles, in all I
patterns. Just see these
ri, suits for yourself."""
$
Jl
$1.98
15 th dhniverBary Sale
SHIRTS
Large variety ! of
Fall and Winter
tylea to ealeet from
ell aim. Ged
wearing material and
colors . won't run
Our ft"U- 4 A
lar $140 l)Hft
value, for.vvw
L,15th Annlveri
ear Sale.
Shoes
Noror boforo Kara such Val
ues boon offered in Shoes
Nifty lasts and good wearing
leather. Many styles to select
fronTand all sines, Black and
tan; lace and. but-1
$2.45
ton. Come oarly.
43.80 valuo. . . . .
Hanan Shoes
For Wornen
Hanan & Sonare the
'largest makers of exclu
sively high class shoes
in America. They-Jbave
achieved this enviable
position by adhering to
the principle that only
the best of everything is
good enough for Hanan
Shoes.
We are exclusive agents for
Hanan Shoes for men and '
women. ;
DREXEL
SHOE CO.
, 1419 Farnam St
J
Boys'
' Mackinaws
Look, boy, college styla Mack
inaws, warm, serviceable and
classy; Beautiful de- A A
signi. Regular $5-004.gQ
ISth AnnlrsrssrV Sale
Men's
Pants, $2.98
Hero is the proudast of for in
ourTiutory Tho values are won
derful. Every pair is tailored
like finest custom made pants.
Come early.
WW
I . s Every
1 Boy-'
I Accom--
' ill panied
Dy
- ' His 1
x ' ParenU
llSth Annivrary '
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