Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 26, 1916, Page 12, Image 12
THE "BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1916. GRAIN AND PRODUCE .Wheat Jumps From Nine to Eleven Cents a Bushel on Heavy Cales for Export. YELLOW CORN SELLS AT 97c Omtht, October 11, . Tbt reanlt of th heavy azport mIm of wheat from thla country wai Men In th local market today when tha prlco of wheat ''Toae from to to lie per buihel. All previous record for high price on wheat were chattered and th poorest ear of wheat sold brought JI.I-. The top price of reeterday'a market on No. I hard wheal was 11.71, and today the wune quality of whfwt eold around 11.80 ana ii.fi, wnue the general run of No. 1 hard eold at 11.78 and 11.71. practically a 10c gain over the average price paid yeeteiday. The. market for durum wheat was not as active as was the hard winter market, but No. 3 durum sold at 91.71, or about Ic hlrner than it did yesterday. Th oar shortage has caused a decrease In the local receipts and the sellers today had no difficulty In disposing of th1r sam ples at record prices long before the close of the cash trading. The corn market was rather quiet on ac count of Kent reclDU. but the demand, nevertheless, was good, .and yellow corn acid at t7c, a new high mam. A car of No. I yellow corn brought He, and the bulk of the samples, which graded No, I mixed, sold around l6Ho, Th com market generally was quoted 3 Ho to 2 We higher, while oats ruled from Hie to 1'c up. Th demand for oats was not very active and several samples of this cereal were held over The bulk of the samples sold at U; the top price for the day was 61 fcc. while the poorest grades brought from 6014 c to teo. Ths demand for cash rye was excellent and the market was 6a to Co higher. While barley, with light sales, sold from Co to 10c above yesterday's market. Liverpool close : Wheat, 1 0 Id higher; eom. steady to Ud higher. Primary wheat receipts were l.TftMflO bushels and shipments 1,746,009 bushels, against receipts of 1,167.000 bushels and shipments of 1,631,000 bushles last year. Primary ' corn receipt were 176,000 bushels and shipments 611,000 bushels, against receipts of 114,000 bushels and shipments of 647,000 bushels last year. Primary oats receipts were 1,414,000 bushels and shipments 1,416,000 bushels, against receipts of 1,164,000 bushels and shipments of 1,661,000 bushels last year. . CARLOT RECEIPT. Wheat, corn. 76 466 110 111 166 116 C41 14 Oats. 110 1 10 I , Chicago Minneapolis Puluth ..... Omaha Kansas City. 8L Louis..., Winnipeg .. These sales were reported today: Wheat No. 1 hard winter: 1 ear, fl.flOH. No. S hard winter: I cars, $1.61; C ears, I1.60H; 6 cars, 11.60. No, I hard winter: I ears, $1.76; 1 1.6 cars, $1.76; I oars, $1.76; 1 cars. 11.77; cars, $1.77. No. 4 hard winter: I cart, $1.76; t ears, $1.74; 1 car, I1.T1H; Lear. $1.71. Sample hard winter: 1 Oar, $1.76; 1-1 car. $1.71; I cars, $1.71; t cars, $1,701 I oars, $1.67; 1 oar. $1.60; 1 ear, $1.66. No. I durum: I oars. $1.76; 1 car, $1.66, No. I durum . mixed: 1 oar. $1.71. Bam pie durum: 1 car, $1.16, No, $ mixed durum: 1 ear, $1.76. No. 4 mixed; 1 oar, $1.76; 1-6 car, $1.76; 1 ear, $1.71; 1 ear, $1.C; 1 oar, $1-40. Corn No. I' yellow i i ear, tToj I car (new), tic. No. S mixed: 1 ear (light color), M c; 1-1 car, 6(0. No. 6 mixed: l ear, 60. No." I mixed: 1 car, tie. - r Oats Standard; 1 car, 61c. No. I whit: I cars, 610, No. 4 white; 1 ear. 60 o. Bam pi wnlte: 1 car, 60 Ho, Rye No. I: 4 cars, $1 14; t ears, $1.11. No. 1; I cars, $1.11; car. $1.11; 1-1 oar, $1.11. No. 4: 1 car. $1.16. Barley No. 1 fd; t-l ear, $1.00 1 car wtv. nsjwxva; 1 car, vie. Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No. S hard, $1.1091.81; No. I hard, $1.7601.79; No. 4 hard, $1.7001-76; No. I durum, $1,669 1.78: No, I durum, $1.6491.74. Corn; No. 1 white. tCVj07o: No. 1 whit. toatCUc: No. 4 white, 669c; No. I whit. t44j advance as compared with twenty-foui oours Drrore, Cash IMces Wheat: No. 1 red, fl.llS 1. ss; no. 1 rd, fl.7401.77; No. 1 nerd. 61.87ftl.67; No. 1 hard. 61.8191.84. Corn No. 1 yellow $1.0791.08; No. 4 yellow, nomi nal; wnue, nominal. Oats: No. I wnue, 53664c: standard. 64666c. Rye: No. 81.38. Barley: S6c081.il. Seeds: Timothy, 83.2505,26; clover, nominal. Provisions: Pork, $:t.00; lard, $16.93; ribs, $14,009 M.76. Butter Unchana-ed. Rggs Higher; receipts. 4,631 cases; firsts, 3O011c; ordinary firsts, 8fl029c; at marK, oases included, lZV38o. Potatoes Higher; reoelpts 66 cars: Minns sou and Dakota, white. $1.6001.66: Mlnne sou and Dakota, Oh Ins, $1.4601.60; Wiscon sin ana Micnigan. wnue. ii.ftflBi.K. rouury Alive, higher; fowls, 17c; springs. I7C. NEW YORK STOCKS Leading Shares Xgain Seact Moderately After Showing ' Irregular Strength. HIGH RECORDS FOB SUGAR New York. Oct. 26, Technical conditions, represented by the extended bull account. ouiweignea mors favorable general develop- mem in today s' mantei, leaning siocks again reacting moderately after an early period or irregular strength. xne nigmy Professional character of the trading was evidenced by the extraordinary activity of Issues having only potential of luiure vaiue, especially Chicago, Bock la land A Pacific, which outranked all other stocks on its sxtremw rise of 7 points to aiw, witn an overturn of 128.000 shares. Other strong and active stocks Included Denver 4k Hlo Grande common and or. ferred at gains of 4 and 6 nolnts re spectively with 1 to I points for Missouri Pariric, Missouri. Kansas st Texas. Texas I'acirio and Bf. Louis ft San Francisco. These, with Rock Island, mad up 40 pr cent of the total aggregate of 1,240,000 snares, 1 Invesment Ralls were Irrecular to heavy throughout, pressure being most marked In naiing ana oiner coalers, as well as Union Pacific and some of the granxer and main trunk lines. United H tales Bteel also denoted bearish activity, closing at 117. Its low quotation of th session, and a net 10m oil. High records, made durlne- tha forenoon by th sugars were wholly or oarttailv surrendered later, General Motors also ra- ceaea rrom its new maximum of 916, with other specialties, such as Bethlehom nieei, wnion rose s to nts and fell IB. In dustrlal Alcohol retained greater part of Its 1 points gain. Other munitions 0011.0- tnente and motors yielded 1 to I points from wp leveis, foreign ana international is- seus again were contributed to the Irre.ru. lartty of ths bond division with pronounced strength In the convertible or speculative Iseues of minor railways. Total sales, par vaiw, fn.jits.uue. united mates bonds were unonangea on call. Number Of Slla an1 mint a Hn, on I..,!. mi Hutu ware, - Am. Beet Sugar... 7.100 104 lot loi American Can ,000 42 61 61 Am. Car A Foundry 4.400 48 07 67 Am. Locomotive..,, 4.SO0 81 80 80 Am. Smelt. A Ref . . 7.700 111 int HO 16,800 UK 133 121 800 181 138 1 46 16.600 94 93 93 Mn 101 107 107 1,400 88 Am. Sugar Ref Am. Tel, A Tel.. Am. Z . L, A S. . ., Anaconda Copper.. Atchison Bsld. Locomotive, , Baltimore A Ohio. .. Brook. Rapid Tran. B. A 8. Conrmr Cal. Petroleum.,,, Canadian Pacific, , central Leather. . . Chesapeake A Ohio C. M. A flt, P.... Chicago A N. W... C, R. I. A P. Ry.. 132,600 Chlno Copper , 18,400 Colo. Fuel A Iron.. A ion t orn rroaucis Iter., trucioi sieei Distillers' Securities PIrle (leneral El so trio (treat No, pfd ureal No. Or ctfs. Illinois Central,.,, Inter. Con. Corp . . . Inspiration CoDoar. inter. Harvester 66c; No. white, t4094a; No. I yellow, I Int. U. M. pfd. ctfa. 4,400 II 97 9 97fl; No. I yellow, 96097o; No. 4 yellow. 960960: No. I yellow. 68ft 6c; No. yellow, 94096c; No. 9 ml led, 6096a: No. 1 mlxtd. 960960 No, 4 mixed, 94 0 96e; No. 6 mixed, 940 9Soi No. C mixed, 91091o. Oats: No. 1 white, ll06lo; standard, 61061o; No. $ white, 60 061c; No, 4 white, 6O06Oo. Barley: Malting, $1.0801.11; No. 1 feed. 86c 081.09. Ryei No. $, $1.1101,14; No, 1, $1.1301.18. a ' ' Omaha Futures. A heavy export demand forced another sharp rls In th prices of wheat. The re Krts of ths seaboard show that 1,760,000 shels wtr sold for export and mora than half of this amount was American wheat, 400.000 bushels being sold out of the local market. The Argentina situation shows no Improvement and with th whur In the northern districts a total loss and the general outlook very unfavorable, It Is difficult to say where the rls In wheat will end. The opening prices1 on wheat " were strong and the advance continued iunr untu isecemoer wneal reached $1,60 and Way $1.81, almost a 6-cnt gain over the closing price of yesterday. Tha trad Rannat hnna fnr hu of corn while th car shortage continues iiu mi iwiBm opinion is mat corn will be led by th action of th wheat market. May corn opened steady and December a trlfls lower, -but th loss In the Decem- bar article was soon regained, and both of these options made good advances, Th oat market was also vary strong and advanced steadily from the opening quotations, December reaching a high mark ir mho. Local rang of options: S4 66 16 .... 93 1,900 66 64 (4 $.300 24 28 28 1,600 176 176 176 16.900 94 93 98 9,604 69 61 68 900 IS 94 94 128 81 28 14 61 . 66 68 64 $1 63 i.aeo is sgu 6.800 47 46 40 4,600 88 IS 88 7,300 185 183 183 800 119 118 1(8 1.100 43 41 48 100 108 108 108 (.400 17 17 17 7,000 16 16 . 65 4 114 1H I, tUO 17 2ft ITU 1,400 61 61 68 400 187 . lit ISC "ill MO, If ltu 11 IM M ' 11$ 1,100 IIU ctu 1,100 ui 11 is 3 1,000 ioa in 10 too it(J ton t.iot ua mi 1,1 11: 114 II 37 j B8U B 1. It live stock mm Cattle of All Kinds Slow and Dull Fat Lambs Highest of Month Feeders Dull. HOGS MOSTLY FIVE HIGHER Offlflaf Monday Offld.l Tundar .... fcatlmatfl Wadncsday October 21, 1111!. Cattle. Holt.. Sh-ep ..11,004 4,724 .,11,140 1.021 , . 1,800 5.100 13,(74 24,:lr. 12,(00 11.06! 70,2 11,(10 H,).0 1.414 011.741 11.731 15,137 127.441 1.710 a,m Art, Wat IM Mar July Corn. Boo. Mar Oau. : Doo. Majr Open. 1 Tl t 74 1 tl LJUi HHtl,T"Low, ClOM, ITei'y 1 II 174H 1 T4H 17SH 1 ii 171 1 mi HI 117 1111,117 71 II II II 71 It KM II I I II ' II til 5114 I1H - H4 15 14 . Chlcaio oloalnl price. furni.b.d Tha Bh 07 isan ei Bryan, tocK ana grain brokvra, .1. wuio pmo.nin aireet, umaha. Art Open. lllth. I I.ow.1 Clo,., Wnt I 1 J Doc 1 1 It 1171 i I 1 10 Hay 1 II 1 15 17,14 1 ioh July I 41 1 4IH1U 1 4IH Corn, , 1 , Doe. ItK II H 17 H 17 May IIHOI, 1114 n set July MM K IOM1IM0M Oaia. Deo. 65 9 54 M 11(4 II i lay I7M ; 114 I7H I7M for. Hoc . 17 10 II II It 10 II l Jan. 17 II 17 41 21 10 tl II Lent Doc. II M II II 11 77 It II Jan. If II II 47 II 11 11 I, Mb. ' Oct. 14 70 14 71 II 10 14 10 Jan. 11 81 14 47 II 17 14 10 "1 14 17I44 144 10 10 10 II IT 17 71 17 10 II II II IS II II 14 10 CHIOAOO OKA1N AMD rBOVISIONS. A lam. hat boat Armtlas Caua, 8ar aiM l Whoa. Chicago, Oct 16 Wh.at roao eicllodly today, aeven oent, a buahel, but the grat,r art oC the advance failed to hold. World ahortago of euppltea had been rendored tnoro acuta by tnoreaatng crop damage In Argentina. e7ureDan.e however, aggrea-' alvely fought the bulla after the market had aurpaaetd 111, the high price record of the Joseph Xelter "corner" In nil. The cloae waa weak at 100 to 110, De cember, and 110)4 to 1104, May, with the market aa a whole to I cent, above yeaterday'a flnlah. JUpldty bulging price, and wave, of buying formed the rule Inth wheat pit during the Brat half of the day. Alarm ing report, wore current that the Argen tine damage from drought had 'aeeumed dleaetroua proportion. , Teeterday'a heavy eiport aalea gavo a further Impetua to peculatlve buying, which proceeded un checked until the advance amounted to al most II oeata aa compared with the loweet tururea of yeeterday'a Moaton. Th.o prtcee began to break. widening out of gelling which accom panied the late aetback In wheat, waa based to a considerable extent on opinions that the advance of late had been too rapid. In thla connection It waa aald the British government purchasers had withdrawn from the market and that foreigners were re selling contracts both for Immediate and future delivery. An additional bearish els ment at this Juncture was a auddsa down turn In prices at Buenos Ayres. Larger country offerings of com ' mad, that cereal weak at the start and much more so at the finish. Tha close waa at a decline of to 1140 net. Oata were relatively atronger than corn, Inlshlug at only a net loos of 14 cents. Realising sales pulled .down provisions sharply after aa early advance. Holders seemed la a hurry to unload when cereals hegaa to react la good earaeet. The out aenas ranged from II decline to sevsn eeotg C. Southern Kenneoott Copper., Louisville at N.sh. , Mex. Petroleum,... Miami Copper..... H K. T. pfd... Missouri Paciflo.... Montana Power.... National Lead,..., Nevada Copper. . . ,. New York Central,. N. T N. H. AH.. Norfolk A Western Northern Paciflo... Pacific Mall Pacific Tel. A Tel.. Pennsylvania Bay Con. Cooper.. Reeding 11,700 110 101)4 101 Rep. Iron A Iteel., 11,100 71 77 77 Hhettuck Arli. Con. l.OflO ,s u . Southern Pacific, 1,400 101 101 101 nouthern Railway,, 4,000 11 28 88 Sludebaker Co 1.00, 114)4 131)2 183 Tetine.,,0 Copper.. , . 33 Texea Company.... 1,800 131 121 83n)4 Union Pacific 11,100 163 161 111 Union Pacific pfd 83 it. a inA i, ,ni ... i..' .,727 U. i. Uteel ,;.1K400 130 . U. S. Bteel pfd 000 121 W Utah Copper. 14,700 101 (4 llu l, 3,100 11 10 10 10, MOO t.100 1.600 1,100 16 35 131 144 117 117 111 131)4 Wabash pfd. "8' western union Westtnghouss fclleo. 30,700 Total sales for ths 10,700 1514 11 day, 1.140,000 shares. ' Mlnneanolle drain Market. Minneapolis, illnn,, Oct, l.--Wheat De cember, ll.ll; May, I1.I8H: cash. No. 1 hard, 11. 16411. 17', 'No. 1 northern, 1,IOO i.u.- nonnern, .i.n.eyi.,,. Corn No. I yellow, llrOlt.OO. Oats No, I whits. Il)4061o. . Plaiaenl II. IIOI.7I. Flour Steady! fancy patents. 30o hiche. quoted at flO.OO; first and second clears. Barley 71cOll.l. Rye-41.t0Ol.ll. Bran lll.vOOlT.M. City General Marital. Kansas city. Oct- 11. Wheat hard, 11.I0O1.I1; No, I red, ll.7401.Hi De- wiiiuvr. .i.iei, vi.ieie; nay, ,1.1s. corn No. 1 mixed, IOcOII.OI; No. t white, 11. 01)4471. 01: No. I vellow II 11 rw. cemoer, iiavilftc; Hay, S7. uais no. 1 wnits, 13 0 64Cj No. I mixeo. oittwo.o. Butter Creamery. I2u,c: flreta. inu, nuvou., awv, yeueing, Il.fl, kigga Firsts, tic. Poultry Hens, lie: roosters. liun h-nit ere, 11c. City Live Slock Market. .v,wv .in.a, inareet, nigner; prime fd eteera. II.60 11.00; dreeacd beef steere, """ " ""'wn eteera, ,e.uvep,.,,i heif ers, ll.60OI.ll; storksre and feeders, 15.71 fil.ll! bulla. 1, lists ir.- n. ,.. u 10.60. ' ' " Hogs Receipt,. 11.00, head; market, high er; bulk. ll.IIOIO.il; heavy, II0.31O10.40; . ".Ufl at, o V. Uv VM JV.s1i IlKDl. II.50OI0.10; pigs, ll.26OI0.00. nnup ... ismos neceipts, ,,100; market, ..'n"" Hv OIOIO.40; yearllnga. l7.loot.IC; wethers, I7.00O1.0I; twos, so St. Louis Live Mlonk M.rk. lit 1ja.il rv ' 9. . I B . . ... .. - , 'i nauaipiB, 1, tug hflud: mrkt. steady; luttvt bc mtmr. 8T.60tli.60; yenning ttecra std aclfors, 88.60.1.16; rows, 6A.5iHM.76, itochsrs and raatrlMta It IDA) 1A. .-I .a. . th. (.. 00 j tow nl httlfttri, l4.60O7.60; Oil' naaflva oai laa tit rtf.A.,llv e v tr; llhl. 610.10910.46; Dlfi, 6S.7t08.T6i v giv, aia-uov iv.ov; good AMP and j-tT,b Hoctilpii, 1,200 hd market, hifhr; Iambi, 67.A0f9it.ii); siaurh. ter w, 6.007.K5: bridln tw-. s,60fl 6.60; yMrllno, 96.o0.9tU6. iwn, fS.60O7.16. Onwlw IUr Market. Hay RMfttpta light; market firm. PralrU nay: cboloe upland, 610.60OU.00; No. 1 """ f,fjiv..; no. 1 upland, 17.600 8.00; No. 8 UfUnd, 96.60 0 7.00. Midland: Na 1, 66.60010.80; No. 9. 17. 00O6.00. Lowland: No. 1. 8 ifOT.0i; No, 8. 84.0QOt.00; No 1 98.0004.00, Ajfalfa: Chulce, 9)6.00; No! 818.tOOM.f0;- Btandard, 9U.0UO1I.00 No 8, 98. 000600c No. I, 96.0008.00. 8traw: Oat, t.00Ot.69; whaat. 86.00O6.60 TT-'- '' U Otoefc la Might. RlptB of live atonk at th flro prin cipal weatarn markeU yeatardav: Kanaaa City ......IQ.OOO IJ.000 m, Lrouia ,.. 7,800 Chicago 17,000 fllous fTIlK . . Ida Omaha tM9 Thre dara thla wk.37.M4 flam dava laat wk..46,27& Hame daya 1 wks ago. 87,006 Sam day 8 wka ago. SI. 093 Kama dava A wka aao. 40.440 Sam duya laat year. . .84,600 Cattle Receipt were fair for a Wedne day although . amalter than , Monday and Tueaday. Total for the three day amounts to 17,644 head, a falling off of over 9,000 head a compared with tat week, but a gain f 1,000 head as compared with a yar ago. Early advices from other selling points war not especially favorable and as local train were 1st In arriving buyers were In cllned to await developments before filling their order. The result was a slow market with the fi-ellng weak. Horn choice corn fed yearlings sold tip to 811.06, the highest price ever paid on this market. Quotations on .-a ill: Good to Choice beeves, 98.76010-60; fair to good beeves, 6H.60Ot.76; common to fair beeves. 96.760 6 60; fanny ' grawer. in.2nvi.7i; good choice grass beeves. 97.7508.26: fair o hole graes b-evea, 90.HAO7.76: common to fair graaa bvM, 6.a')6.8i; good to choice neirers. la.iiipi 21 4 good 10 en nine rows, 96.60O7, 00; fair to good cows. 66. 86 fl 60 mmon to ratr cows. ti zbeptiHb; good to ot-olce feeders, 8T.60OH.16; fair to good feeders. 66-7607 60; common to fair feeders. 6 ono 6. 76; food to choice atooKen. 6.00; ttock helfera, 96.2607 26; stock cow. 96.26O6 60; slork oalves. 87 00b.6(J; veal i-aives. 8r..ooio.6o: beer bum.- stags, tc. 66.1606 60 Hogs -Chicago had a big run, and with early prospects Indicating that prices would snow no advance there, shippers wei' able to fill their orders at prices that were1 In most cases unchanged- though they called aomeof their hogs 60 higher. The top was tn same as it has been all ween, 110.16. Ft rat packer bids were- If anything easier than yesterday's average, but later reporte from the Windy City were more encouraging and when movement started It was at figures that were steady to mostly 6c higher than yeaterday's average, or about the lame prices a were In foro at the good urn yester day. Horn trains were late, but as a reneral thtniTi belated arrivals sold Just as hlah aa any time. After the early hogs were cleaned up packera talked easier prlcea, but celpta fell abort ef expectation and while tn later trade wa not overly active was firm at morning prices, The general market was largely 6c high er, some bog being called only steady. Dulk of th aales was made at 88.80O 6.96, with tn top aa noted at 810.16. Wh l tha top Is higher than at the close of last week and for that matter th hlaheat on record for the tenth month of the year bulk of the hoga Is Hot selling oulte aa high as It waa laat Saturday. Monday's dime drop not having been entirely made up in tn smau advance or tne last two days. Sheep Th supply of klllln lamb con- tinueoxo run wen under the needs of pack ers. and prices again ahowed a higher ten dency, the market being called 1016e higher than yesterday, or a quarter higher than Monday. A coup of bunches of de sirable lambs reached 910.40, the highest price pa hi ao rar tnis month, while an ordl nary kind landed around 910.16, and tha op 01 a string ox reader were taken by a killer at 910.00. Fat wes, which have shown little strength for som time, shared th lamb upturn, old sheep being called. no j dc nigner. a couple or ears of handy weigni ewes or good uualltv that reached 97,00 were of a more deslrabls claaa than anything that haa been here recently, Some yearling we there reached 96.00, which Is higher than any thine haa been aelllnsr. and as nign aa naa been paid this month. Th feeder- trade continued to be some thing of a drag, though forenoon feeder iamb aajes were ouoted steadv. Quotations oa sheep and lambs: Lamb, gooa 10 cnoice, im, KbQio o; lr to good, 910.00010.96; lamba,' feeders, Y 00 0.80; yearling, good to choice. 87. 60O8.00: year lings, fair to good, (7.00T.60; yearlings, feeders, 9T.00O6.00: wethers, fair to choice. 96.60O7.66; ewes, ' good to choice, 96.60 1 7.00; ewss, fair to good, 96.76O6.60; ewes, piain 10 cutis, I4.00O6.60; ewes, feed In a. 94.6006.60; ewes, breeder, all age, 6.00 CHICAGO UVB t4TOm MARKET. 0M Market UajMttledHeg and Sheoa Btroag. Chicago, Oflt. 19. Cattl Recelnta. 87.009 head ; market unsettled, on load sold at 81141, th highest prlc on record. Native! Deer came, le.boaii.it; western steers. 96.1606.6,0; stockers and feeders, 94.66 lib; rows ana neuers, tx.iBOt.60; calves, 9 i.uitoii.up. 1 Hogs Receipts, 44,000 head; market, whm . oo unusr reaieraay a average; bulM, 910.00O10.S6; light. 9I.80O10.40: mlt.tl. 96.80010.46; heavy, 98.80010.46; rough, 99.80 I yv.ee; piga, ,7Days.0. Sheep arm Lambs Receipts, 94,000 head! market, strong; wethers, 97.60O9.8S; ewes, oo.iwv -ej laniue, fB.ilb V io.jo. ftlm City IJv Stock Market. Sloijg City, Oct. 96. Cattle Receipts. a.uuv iinnui marKei sieuay. neer steers, 96. 000O7-10; butchers, 96.3SO6.00; cannera. 94.0006.00; e took era and feeders. IS it KM 7.00; bulls, staga, etc., 94.7606.66; feeding I vuwg anu nvtiore, fo.ivvi.vv. Hogs Receipts, 9,800 head: market steady. Light, 99. 6006.76: mixed Bfl.7h 180; heavy, 6 80 8.60; bulk,of sale, 69.76 1 Sheep and Lamb Recelnta. 9.000 head J marker, iiitur. . awu, , ii,tuo..p; lamba, 8-&VV010. 0t Joaeph Llv Stock Market. St. Joaeph, Mo.. Oct. 16. Cattl Re. eeipts, 8,800 head; market ooaned tadv: teera, 8H.lOlO,fiO; cow and helfera, 4.16 7. 10. caivea, 91.vuoiV.eg. Hogs Receipts, T.00O head, market opened slow; top, 910.19; bulk of sale, se.vnqpiv.ia. Bheep and Lamb Race nts. 600 head: market ateady; lamb, 116.00 10.36; wea 10.600 44,000 6,200 6,900 9.100 S.luo 1 4.009 8,00 18.600 ToUl .46,800 76,100 49,800 Garment Styles and Fabrics That Are I Appealingly Appropriate ror the New Season; IFALL MERCHANDISE OFFERINGS THAT STAND FOR THE MAXIMUM OF STYLE AND SERVICE nji HIAYOE1M 1 iiiO TC DODGE - DOUGLAS STREETS ja4alaaa4a))a. I Stocks That Contain No Unworthy Productions. At Each Price You Are Assured of Satisfaction. A Broad Assortment of Authentic Examples in Fall Suits and Coats Each Group Combining Full Quota of Fashionable Charm With Most Pleasing Prices. Thursday's Specials Will Interest Discriminating Women Who Are Not Adverse to Real Savings. Over 200 Classy TAILORED SUITS that were made to sell, up to $45.00, including a splendid assortment of the season's most popular " m et styles, in Broadcloths, Poplins, Whip- JpO A u) cords, Serges and Novelty Suitings, many X. mi eh iur inmmea moaeis; an sizes, at HUNDREDS OF HANDSOME NEW COATS just re . ceived for selection Thursday. Styles that will J? lend the desired "trig" smartness to a woman's , appearance, the! most desirable and dependable materials and colorings; unsurpassed values. One Big Lot of (t j 9 H Nobby Coats, at . , V 1 ' A big assortment of pretty nov elties and plaids, in flare and belted models; also a good showing of plain coats at this price. Among -the New Arrivals shown for Thursday are Afternoon and Dancing Dresses, Velvet Suits and Fox Scarfs; splendid values. Dancing Dresses Worth up to $45.00 $25 A shipment of 85 beautiful dresses, in the season's most charming designs and colors. Materials are taffetas, tulles, silver cloths, white tulle, char meuse and novelty silks; the choicest lot of values shown in Omaha this season at sale prices. See them sure Thursday. $25 At, tj. - 1 v A Wonderful Showing of the Season's Most Popular Colorings and Weaves in Ele- gant Velvets and Satins in the Daylight Silk Section. EXTRA SPECIAL 10 pieces of 39-inch Black Chiffon Valvat, a rich, handsome quality, worth $4.00, specially priced for Thursday, at ....82.98 Novelty Satins and Taffetas, the new Satin Plaids and Satin Striped Taffetas, in light and dark effects, beautiful color combinations, for waists, trimmings and entire gowns. See them Thursday, at, the yd 88. S1.50. 81.75 10 Piece, of 40-Inch Black Dress Satin, worth $1.66.. . . . .J5 B Piece, of 36-Inch Satin Duchess, worth ?1.65. . . . . . . . . . .81.10 IS Piece, Chiffon Dress Taffetas, 86 ins. wide, at 88i and 8110' 3,000 Yard, of 36 and 40-lnch Dress Silks, All-Silk Chiffon Taf fetas, Satin Messalines, Crepe de Chine, Printed Radiums. Novelty Striped Taffetas, Poplins and Louisennes; $1.60 values, Thursday at . ..... . . 08 and 81.10 Chiffon Valval,, 42 inches imported Lyons qualities, as well as the. best American made ; all the scarce shades, including burgundy, mole, new plums and greens, navy and military blue, maroon, African brown and black. A great showing Thursday of these beautiful velvets, at 83.98. 84.98. 85.98 That qualities are worth fully 33M mora than wa ask. 36 and 44-Inch Enflish Costume Velres, fine, lustrous qualities, soft chiffon finish (Worral fast dyes), fast pile. . All the popular and scarce colors, at . . . t .-. 81.75 to 83.50 150 Pieces of New Dress Satins, in every new street and evening shades. Satin Meteors, Satin Charmeuse, Satin Majestic, Satin de Luxe and Satin Messalme. 36 and 40 inches wide. Satins are in great demand. A great showing of these luxurious fabrics, .at, the yard ...... 81.25. 81.75. 82.00 lOtlUCOlJVIUWbUriNBHim in- - IMPORTERS Beak t'kariacs. Omaha, Oct 31. Bank claaHnta for Omaha today ware ,0H,1.(, and tor the oerrsapondlas dar laat yaar li.,,;,,,,!. raw,, iv-ty I IS i k-I-7.TrT;aTilTf7rVil ll t r.muja-rjiiiii.ifi i I .J5tL .mi-m I'll i 1 1 1 1 ll j aka a s aaaaa. aa. It We Place on Sale ' THURSDAY An Eastern Shipment of Fashion's Latest Trimmed Hats CHIC CHARMING and NEW , HAT5 that will appeal to the good dresser Wonderful Values -Each One Different Specially Priced, at $5.00, $7.50, $10 and $12.50 White Trimmed Hats. . Gold and Silver Lace Hats. The New Cute Bonnet Effects. -Big, Black Trimmed Dress Hats. AH Handsomely Trimmed With Beautiful New Furs and Flowers. PCHICAGO Linens Underpriced All Linen Table pl nn Damask, at, yard.... J1VU 7n inrhpa wide, silver bleach ed, actual vaiue, $1.75. Turkish Towels, fancy OQ colored ends, each C Extra size and weight; col ors, gold, blua or pink;' 60c va uea. $2.98 Guest Towel,, fine qual- OC ity all linen, at, each. . . aWl. Huck weave, hemstitched ends, 39c values. Luncheon Sets, all linen, at, set. Scalloped, 13-piece, alMinen sets, actual value, $3.75. Bad Spreads, satin fin- (PO QQ ish, 80x90 siie, at. . . vAefO This beautiful hemmed spread with space in center for mono-, gram, cannot be replaced un der $4.00. Corset Discrimination P means simply the ability to choose a corset that will emphasize the good points of your figure and con ceal its defects. You can fashion your figure into lovely lines of grace by wearing the right corset and you can just as easily destroy its naturally beautiful contour by the wrong corset. Miss Austin, Expert Coreetierre, will five indi vidual fittings all this week. Special Dis play ef these CoreeU in our new Corset Dept., 2d Fl, All Week. are designed by "corset experts to play up every graceful, sweeping line that is in your figure. It will lire us much pleasure to show you tka latest Bianer model, daiisned en new Knee with . higher bust smaller waiat rounded hips and - shorter skirt. Tha silk brocaded model -will ' especially interest you. j s: Prices, $5.00 to $25.00 : 9 wn ItP7 TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST It Pay."