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THE BEE; OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 191'
15
KEAIi ESTATE.
city rnorEiiTY pon bale.
IlEAIi ESTATE.
CITY PJIOPEIITY rOH SAI.K
Gilt Edge Investment
Close Down Town
Reduced from $8,000 to $7,500
Without exception, thla ta the belt investment prop
erty offered on the market thla year for the money.
It's a Tory substantial two-story and basement duplex
.apartment building, with pressed brick south front,
ONLY FIVE BLOCKS from the court house, built less
than three years ago and occupied continuously by the
same tenants since completion, without the loss of a dol
lar, the actual rental being J 8 10 per year, to the owner.
Thla -rental could be considerably more, but the owner
wisely preferred permanency of tenanta to top-notch rentals.'-
Both apartments are strictly modern in every de
tail, with large robras; commodious floor plan, and each
have separate inside, as well aB outside, entrances to
basements. A new duplex building Just across the street,
Identical In site and floor plan, was recently sold for
$8,250. conclusive evidence that our prico for the south
front building, Just reduced from 18,000 to only $7,500,
is very low. No trade will be considered. Owner must
raise money. Would like half cash, but will consider a
moderate payment down and balance on easy terms.
Don't miss this opportunity for a clean, permanent' and
safe Investment for your money. See us or call us up
now and we will arrango to show you the property.
Payne & Slater Co.
Sola Agents. 616 Omaha National Bank Building.
Phone Douglas 1016.
West Farnam
District
319 N. 41st Ave.
This well, built brick and stucco resi
dence .Is conveniently located to two car
lines on a paved street and Is surrounded
by ".high, class houses. The rooms are
all. good sized and attractively finished.
On the first' floor tho Hying room ex
tends across, the front of the house and
has w tllo 'flrcplacd wltH a plain solid oak
mantle. . . L.i.
TJie-dlpIngroom has a bay window with
buljt-ln'wlndow seat and Is always a light
and -cheerful room.
The bedrooms and bath on the second
floor are welt arranged and tho sleeping
porch has A. north, south ,nd cast ex
posure. ( -
Maldts quarters and bath on the third
Lairge, gro-Jnds with plenty of shade,
"VoYx-'reasonBbIe terms.
George & Company
Tel. r. 756. 902 City Nat. Dank Bldg.
HBAIj estatk.,
park a ranch lands for sale
$2,750 and $2,800
Two splendid five-room cottages, brand
new and modern .except furnace (furnacjs
added for 1100 additional)! fine interior
arrangements," parlor and dining room in
oak. with ok columns and pedestals be
tween, two" gopd-slred bedrooms with
largo .'closets', dandy W,chen. stairway ta
attic, -which is- partly floofed, fine ce
mented basement; east front lots. Built
right. Easy terms.
SCOTT & HELL,
Douglas 1009. 3W McCagye Bldg.
A Lb KINDS OF FIVE AND SIX
IIOOM HOUSES FOR SALTS ON
PS3V vpVFH'r& .....
iNTEkbUNtXlKTlEWtTT; ' CO.r-
"SERVICE THAT "bELKS."
338 Uee-qjdg. Phone Douglas 4925.
SI
BEL
.FOH SALB-8everel
fine building lots
near the car ltn
'city water, good
rta.Win. farm.
WWW, 1 A wr.ii..'. - ...
without: intensi. you can start to -nuiia
as .soon. as you pay your doll&r.
- H. H. HARPKR.
I013.it City Nafl Bank Bldg.
I'nane uousuui aw,
WestFarnamHome
Only $3,600
604 tfouth 35th AVe. TnU is a 2-story.
room and 4 corner bedrooms, newjy
painted and In good condition,, Located
on east front lot, 62 feet wide, on paved
street. Lot' alone worth half of purchase
price. Don't fall to look this up Immedi
ately. Immediate possession. Only WW
cash, balance like rent.
George & Company
mono- P, 756. 90S City Nat. Bank Bldr.
j iiiiw. .'.',y" r . Mr i. -
iiansCOM FAltK. west sme. eeven
, . ,. Via rnwnfA insirit! hoi
I air, electricity, gas; exceptional location.
J vjurcesxlBlo; all improvemenU. Douglas
BRAND; NEW BUNCJALOW FOR
BALE 6 rooms, all modern, oak finish;
one ft no sun room; full cemented base
ment; Jfth and Evans 8U. J overlooking
park. Telephone during day, D. 4418; ovon
Ings. ,
New Dundee
Residence
4923 Chicago St,
M.000 for an 8-room, attractively de.
slgped .Jungle, and stucco- residence.
Large Jiving room with, pressed, brick
fireplace and built-in bookcases. Dining
room with beamed celling and paneled
walls. Four corner bedrooms and enclosed
sleeplngrQom id floor, Oafc finish first
floor and birch and hard pine second
floor. Very best ot fixtures throughout.
Very reasonable terms. Key at our
office,
George & Company
Phone ' P. 76. 903 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
"TO BUY, SELL OR RENT. FIRST SEF
J011N W. BOBBINS. 1303 FARNAM 8T.
Oklahoma.
B.000 ACRES In large and small tracts
of PlttsVurg county.- coal bearing, farm
ing, fruit and' pasture land. In pros
pective oil and gas belt; $10 an acre. For
particulars write John E. Cavanagh,
McAlester, Okl.
LAND for sale; corn wheat and aU
falfa, J15 to 3100 per acre. Write us.
Eddy Real Estate Co.. Eddy, Okl.
Washinarton.
FREE government land- In northern
Stevens county, Washington, where a
failure ot crop Is unknown. Qood sol),
good climate no drouth. For partic
ulars address Floyd C, Smith. Northport,
Wash.
HEAL- ESTATE LOANS
LOANS of 31.0U0 and up desired on Im
proved real estate. Large sums a spe
cialty, w. ii. tiiomab,
. 238 State Bank Bldg.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KKEFB REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2176.
MONEY on hand at lowest rates for
loans on Nebraska farms and Omaha city
property In any amounts.
H. W. BINDER,
822 City National Bank Bldg.
LARGE loans our specialty. Btull Bros.
Rcf CITV LOANS. Bemls-Carlberg Co.,
310-112 Brandels Th&atar hnlMInn-
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Oni. Nat.
00 to iio.ooo made promptly. F. D.
wcaa. weaq mag.. isth and Farnam.
GAEVIN BEOS. klJSt
WANTED-Clty loans and warrants.
rV. Farnam Bmtth & Co., 1320 Farnam Bt,
, WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WAITED .TO RKNT,
lOUNO man of good business connec
Uons djs res room.. It posllble with nrl
Vatetath and sleeping porch; also board!
references exchanged. Address A 114
care Bee. '
DESK room with or without desk. Ad
dress O 420. Bee.
WOULD like to rent a shaper.
Douglas S192. 4
Call
EIVB STOCK MARKET OF WEST.
Shin llVA RtMlr fn HahiI, r 1 r. 1
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. LiTo Stock Commission Mercbaats.
MARTIN BROS. A CO.. Exchange Bldg.
WANTED TO BUT.
Raohman will treat you right; best
prices for turn- clothes & shoes. W. 6144.
B. SHAFTON buys rosn's cloth. W, 647?.
itstafeiisBsd iseo, sr&oiu si.
E. D. GLAGG,
Staler in
Hides, Pelta, Fura, Wool,
TrIIow and Grease.
3tl Geatral Aye, rnt Bodge, la.
Braaek Keats, Xs Mars, la.
Write for our price and make .us a
trial shipment.
HEAL ESTATE.
Vmi Jfc RANCH LANDS FOR SALB
Iowa.
For Sale 200 acres ot the choicest val
ley, land in lowa, in th highest stats ot
cultivation; good orchard and shade
trees. Well fenced. Good 8-room house,
large barn and other necessary Improve
ments. Buildings in eood repair and wU
painted. Well, windmill and tank. Pour
and a half miles to good town and twenty
miles to Omaha. Owner will take a good
modern residence as part pay. Farm Is
clear of Incumbrance. Price $1M per acre.
Address Box MS, Olenwood. Iowa
Kansas.
161-ACRB Improved alfalfa farm, UJ
acre- Neal A- Pickett, Arkansas City,
Kanra. '
rTT
GomhrnuWrn
Caustic BiSsisn
Rts Iflltttm ht Kf OtBptttire.
A Safe, Speedy sad Posit! to Curs far
Oar, tfliit. twttxr, Cr;U Kmc,
Itrussd Tsaloss, iKiiir, Wl4
FuSi, ul all lamtaMS tnm IftTlc,
BlatMos sal ethsr keoy tiuun.
4lsie all sUa AUeuss er Tuuiit,
Tltrsik, Sir&UitrUf SUsstm all
Soatbss frasi Xerui tt Osttl.
Vf.rr botU or Cutit BiWn ld ft
a p sit Mtuuouoa. rTKf S1.M
told br sracslitf, r sine k
ura Mid. vita (ill direction! for
t-8o4 tor dMorlptlts clnuUn,
WmaU4
LA tac. 1
1 piiUwrince-WIIIUms C.,ClerIsntf, 0,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Traders Switch from Bear to Bull
Side of Market.
FARMERS HOLDING ON TO GRAIN
Wheat Receipts In ta Northwest
' nnd at Primary Points Are Fall
ins; Off Omaha Dealers
Tnrn Bnll.
Chicago
Minneapolis ...
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City ..
Winnipeg
Ulnaeaat
IflO-ACRE farm 3 miles Lamberton.
good" buildings, good soil, running water
in pasture, school house on corner, tlj-
puone Tana roan rouie. -
V Anderson, lamberton. Minn.
Missouri.
ca innua K.mlltt frAm town. TO iCM
In cultivation, 10 acres of timber, 17 acres
of orchard; 7-room nouse. rami,
Ideal home; bargain, nun ivcau
Co.. Lebanon, Mo.
Nebraaua.
FOUND ANOTHER HOMESTEAD 3S
acres. SO n.lles out; in settled neighbor
hood, fine frrn land, not sand bills.
Price I17D. filing fees and alL In com tj
of Colorado. J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
You oan't Cut Out
A BOO BPAVIN.VUFF or TUP ROVGHPIN,
will clean them off penrunently,
and you work the hone tame time.
Dots not Mister or remove the
hair. $2.00 per bottle, delivered.
Will tell you more if vou wHte.
Book 4 K. fre. AB60&MNE, JfL,
the antiseptic liniment tor mmklnd.
reduces Varicoe Veins. Ruptured
Uudmr llnariHi, lllriU CUWil CokrM.
Wiu. Cjau. AUin His salcU. Prift 11.00 o4 tX.Ot
haaS u. 4ntrt er JUUiutd. MuaKlurc4 only bt
ff. f . mm, f. O.FlMTwl8t.Etrt(i?l)l, H,
MONEY IN GRAIN
tit br pnU or calls on 10.60 tttUxla of vkcal
Ir con. No furtber risk, A nutamtnt of le trots
srtco slToa o tiian to Uko tlo 4. i3i Si
tvjo tie. VTrtu (or stnlcaltra, FImsoo Broktr.
17, Co. nk 1, Kluao OUs. Kjwu CUr. Ua.
OMAHA, Oct II. .
Where there were a few bulls a week
ago, there were only a few bears at the
close of the session last hlght Advances
were made In wheat of 4c yesterday and
the-tenor was one of strength, There
were many conditions surrounding th
market that could bo called helpful to
those who believe that wheat has suf
fered more of a decline than it should.
One of the prominent bullish helps to
?n? Iprward was a cablegram from
Hull. England, to Frank Holloway. the
prominent wheat man on this market,
which said that the Indian wheat crop
is a failure. This piece of news was tin
looked for, although advices from Liver
pool for some weeks have told ct de
terioration of the Indian crop and ot
heavy losses In that country. Wheat will
be harvested In India next April, accord
ing to Mr. Hollaway's report, and there
is a possibility ot another crop beinsr
raised between now and then. It only
takes 120 days to grow our spring wheat
crop and, as the Indian crop is winter
wheat, it should be gTown in time for
2rvestlng next spring. Farmers have
doubtless made up their minds to hold
their surplus wheat unless better prices
are forthcoming for it. Receipts in the
northwest and at primary points are
falling off. Nearly every cash handler
in the Omaha market and somo of them
with very little wheat on hand, were
talking quite bulUshly yesterday follow,
ing the long drawn out recessions suf
fered. They advance the opinion that
Minneapolis and Duluth wheat is certain
to advance In price and sell at a good
premium over the Chicago wheat.
Cash wheat hi Un
A no time during yesterday was the I
"""t. -uru wmk ana prices were c
better for the day. Those who are short
that cereal, as well as some of those
who are long, endeavored to depress
values, the former desiring to cover their
short contracts and the latter to secure
low price corn If possible.
Cash corn was Uo to c higher.
.uat8.JllBplaye1 leiB rallying power than
the other grains yesterday. n
Cash oats were Uo to Ho higher.
Clearances: Wheat and flour, 611.000 bu.:
Com, none; oats, 8,000 bu.
oornfeid(k)we1rOS! What !t0?4d higher;
Primary wheat receipts were 1.063,000 bu.
Bn4 ehlPments 7S9.0M bu against recslpts
of 1,84.1.000 bu. and shipments ot 798,000 bu.
last year.
Primary corn receipts were K7X.O0O bu.
"lKxritsi 606,000 bu., against receipts
of 411,00) bu. and shipments of 169.000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 777,000 bu.
and shipments 877,000 bu.. against receipts
of 1.235,000 bu. and shipments ot 1.04S.C00
vvi 1Mb jrroLT.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn, Oats,
48
8
44S
S3
6
43
..1,109
181
81
41
91
131
The following cash sales wero reported
today: Wheat No. 3 hard winter, 1 car,
78Ko; 4 cars, 7$Vlc. No. 8 hard winter, 1
car, 7Sq: 1 car,- 77He. No. i hard winter, 1
car, 7514a. No. 3 durum, 1 car, 74Vio. Corn
No. 2 white, 1 car, 63Hc; 6 cars, a No.
No. 3 white, 1 car CPOor), 66ttc; No. 4
white. 7 cars. MVic. No. t yellow. 7 cars.
6Ua 8ft cars, 6so. No, 4 yellow, 2 cars,
CJHc; 2 cars, S7Ucr 2 cars, 67c. No. 2
mixed, 1 car, CTttc; 6 cars, 67Uc VA cars,
(7& No. 2 mixed, 2 oars, GSHo; 1 car, C5o.
Oats No. 3 white, 2 cars, S7Hc: 1 car, 37c
standard, i car. 37c; u cars. xko. no. 3
white. 2 cars. ZCKo: l car. 36 Wc. llyo
No. I, 1 car, BOWc Barley No. 3, 1 car, 7o.
umann uasn Frice Wheat: No. 2 hard,
784jr7ic; No. 3 hard, 77HeW4o; No. 4
hard. J6e77c: No. .3 spring, 77C774o; No.
4 onHnir 7&S,7AUn! Kn. 2 ilnnim. 7jf7fiUn
No. 3 durum, 76&76HC Corn: No. 2 white,
0Sc: No. 2 white, 68o; No. 4 white. 6thi
He; no. x yellow, esitc; no. s yeuow,
Uo: No. 4 yellow.. 67UffJio; No, t.
787Vic: No. 3 7K7Mc; No. 4, 6tM5Ho;
no erade. 63V4(27c. Oats: No. 2 white.
37U37Ko: standard. 37UOI No. 3 white,
3CH37c; No. 4 white, S6UQCHc. Barlsy;
Malting, twite; NO. l reeo. diwwq, jwto;
No. 2, KttHc; No. 3, 680&8HC
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features ot the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CIIICAQO. Oct 2L Cutting down of
receipts In all directions had a bullish
effect today pn wheat. At the close prices
wero steady, W) to tlOTiO nigner. com
rinlohoil Mo ta UBUa un and oats with a
gain of Vio to Wic In provisions tho
outcome -ranged from 10c decline to a rlso
of Co. . . .
Wheat waa wen oougni oy strong nouses
and held firm throughout the day. Be
sides tho falling off in arrivals at primary
points, there was considerable apprehen
ulnn as to the cron outlook for India.
8ome sections of tho Punjab had received
rain and tnero was saia 10 oe unpn
time for seeding", but elsewhsra the- drouth
was still severe and predictions were
made that tho central and united prov
inces would have only W per cent ot a
normal acreage,
Ouleldo buylnsT orders for future de
liveries of wheat expanded noticeably and
there was also a perceptible improvement
Irt the demand for cash lots. A decided
bulge in prices at Buenos Ayres exercised
also a good deal of Influence against the
bears, but It was mainly on account of
the domestlo primary receipts, which were
less than half those of a year ago, that
tho market maintained to the end an un-
mistakaoie aim iowo.ru a. unur "
v-i.- w.aih.r that nromlsed an In-
creaee of feeding made the corn market
firm, although investors were checked to
some extentV lower Quotations at Liver
pool, due to heavy supplies at that porL
Eastern demand, however, was said to
have Improved. uuyinK un i" mut
SJsh hoSsei lifted oats, but when this
nitrhnalno: was lessened the market lost
much ot the early .gain. Some lively profit-
taking sprang up on mo
1 "i..r; hAniM woro atlva buyers
of May lard and there Waa a fair general
inauiry ior nuir . , .
list" Weakness of the hor market, how
ever, tended to restrain any Important
advance. , . ..
Closing pnees oi opuun
Artlclel Close.l High. I Low
Wheatl
Dec-May.
Corn
Dee .
May.
Oats
Dec..
May.
Pork
Jan..1
May.l
Lard
Jan.
May,
Ribs
Jan,.
83H5i.
8SKGH
e7uet'
380H
4l7
40
19(0
io rm
10 67-M
10 32H
May w 42H
mifisi
10 40
10 62-66
I
10 32U
10 474
UK1
68H8H
67U
C9H
41
1 40
io io to
10 65
10 47H
10 80
Close.) Tes'y.
S3U
em
ssu'
19 40
19 66
0 85
10 60
10 80
10 42UI 10 45
83H0H
7ttfH
19 40
19 62H
10 3SM
10 43-47
ket; choice oats or rye. 85.6006.00; choice
wheat. I5.00&6.60. Alfalfa: No. 1 to choice,
31t.WU15.00i No. 2, 812.00fjll.00i No. 3. 810.00
ejllOO.
t I
new York tinnunAL market
ttnotatlons of th liar on Various
Commodities.
NEW TOIUC. OoL HFl -OUR About
steady; sprlnir patents, 84.SW4.65! winter
straights, 84 104M.; winter patrnts, 84.40
tH.OO; spring clenrs. 34.ftXJ4.S0; extra No. 1
winter, 3J.550tt.76; extra No. 3 winter. 83,X
9 3.60; Kaunas sttaJRUtx, 84.10 IT 4.20.
WllEAT-6pot steady; No. z reu wo; no.
1 northern Duluth. 9Mc; December,
WHc; Maj", 951,0. . .
Jiors-,-iunuy; stnto common io cnoice,
1813, SSiJtti-, lsIS, 20J6c; Paclflo coast,
1913, tMj&e, 1912, 2S4Jc.
HIDES-Flmi; Bogota, 82f03c; Central
Anierkn, Kc,
PKTROLUUM-Steady; refined New
York bulk, 33.00, barrels, 8S.70; cases,
3311.CXV
WOOL-Btendy; domestic fleece XX
Ohio. 33c.
CORN f? pot flmi; export. 77Uo.
OATS Spot steady; standard white,
414116c; No. 8, 4(tf44Hc.
HIDES-Stcadyi standard. tl.024Ol.CC;
N. 1. 3107401 10; No. 2. Mc$l.00.
LBATHElV-nrm; hemlock first, 290
30c; seconds. 2SH!o.
PROVISIONS-Pork. strady! mess. 3.75
021.25; family, f34.Wtf27.00i short clears.
319.7582l.60. Beet steady; mess, 817.50
18.50: family. I19.C0dreo.0o. Cut meats
easy; pickled bellies, 10 to 11 pounds. Wfc
Ql&o; pickled hums. 14ic IahI. steady,
miaaie west 8io.wsno.iV; ronntu timet;
continent. III.Sj. Bouth America. 311.90;
compound, steady, SHWSHc.
tam.ow-yuict; city, oc; country, e
te; specials, blsd
Ilt'TTER Firm; rccolpt. U.3M tubs;
creamery extras. 3tt(ftc- firsts, 2Sf30Hc;
necondR, 2o27c: held, extras, 30HgJlc;
rirst?, 279ic; state dairy finest, Sifflos;
good to prime, 27ffSSHc; process extras,
26j2iHo; firsts, 25o, imitation cream
ery firsts, 25j$c; factory, June make,
firsts, 24Hc; current make, firsts, 23litf
2o; packing stock, June make,. No. 1,
23Hct out-rent niako. No. 2, 22 230,
(iilliliM -i tftd 'ecclpts, i ot2 boxes:
state whole milk colored specials, 164?
16Uci white, ICtfl&Vtc; colored average
fanoy, l5Hc; white, 18t4c; skims, lHifUUc
&UISH Firmer; receipts, 13,657 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 3lfi26c; extra
firsts, 3W3S?; firsts. 2Jtfc. seconds, 2fi4f
27c; refrigerator, special marks, fancy,
27o firsts, 25HU26HC; sccohds, 24JS5c
nearby hennrj. whites, SSJTMc; gathered
whites), SKiCOc: western cathored whites.
50340c.
l'OULTRY-Llve, firm; western chick
ens, I8ffi7cj fowls, 1718c, turkeys, ISc.
Kansas City Ornln and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. St.-WHEAT-'-Cnth:
No. 3 hard, 82S0Hc; No. 3, tt(t
S6M0! No. 2 red, SStfSVHo; No. 8., S688c.
CJORN No. 2 white. 73o; No. 8, 73c.
Closing prices of futures; l
WHEAT December, 80Hc; May, SSHSf
85Mc.
CORN December, Cl?ic: May, 71to.
OATS-No, 2 white, 39a; No. 2 mixed, S9c.
BUTTER-Cre'amery. 29o: firsts. 37:
seconds, 26a; packing, 21c. -
isuu irsis, zsc; spcoiuis, sc.
POULTRY Hens. 12o! roosters. ?!
ducks. 10c; springers. 12c.
141. Lonls (ienrrnt Market.
ST. TZtHR Oct. 51. tVHRAT Nrv a
red, 91SOTHC! No. 3 bard, S3HSlc; De
cember. 8Ho; May, 90SWc.
CORN NO. Z. UUV4C! NO. z wnue. 70C:
December. SH4JMwc: Maj', 7mtT71Uo,
O A TS No. 2. SSVtc: No. I white. 4038
40Hc; December, S9Ho; May, 424c
iieceipis, Hnipmonis.
Flour, hbls 9.0M
Wheat, bu ozoju
Com, bu 110.000
Oats, bu 04,000
14.000
ra.noo
13,000
74,000
Liverpool drain Mnrkcf.
LIVERPOOU Oct. 2L WHEAT Spot,
steady: No. 1 new, Manitoba, Cs 9Hd; No.
2 old, Manitoba, 7s 2d; No. 3 old, Manl
(ntin. 7s Id. Futures, steady: December.
Cs 9Ud: March, Cs 11 rid; May, 6s HUd.
CORN Spot, uulet: American mixed,
Cs 7d. Futures weak; November La Plata,
4s 5?ka, uecemocr x-iata. ts iv;a.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct-n.-WHEAT-No,
1 hard, Hic: No. 1 northern, 814pso;
No. 2 northern,, 7962o No. 2 hard. Mon
tana. SOflSlUc: No. 3. 777i80c: Decem
ber. 8iHc; May. 87(,37c.
fuouk uncnangoo.
BRAN Unchanged,.
CORN No. 3 yellow, BSfiKc.
OATS No. 34WCB5UC
RYE No. 2. 62067c.
FUVX 81 .35V en.S7Vx.
BARLEY 454jiuc.
CIIICAOO LIVE STOCK MARKET
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattlo Slow Again Today and Weak
to Ten Lower.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN L0WEE
Fat Sheep Steady Io Strontr and Fat
I.nnilis Stead- Feeder Lambs
Ten to Fifteen Lower
Receipts I.nrKr.
SOUTH OMAHA, Oct. 21. 1913.
-Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs, Bheep.
Offfclal Monday 10,411 3,555 41,952
Estimate Tuesday ..... 9,"00 5,200 67,000
.Two days this week.. 19,411 8,7r5 PS.952
bame daya last week.. 17.949 8,749 74.US
Same 3 weeks ago..., ..19,813 8.SS1 SS.311
game 3 weeks ago..,,..24,Wl 9.0SS M.457
Same 4 weeks ago 11,430 8,18 77.0JI
Same days last week..2t,43 10,600 88.8M
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
uaio as compared With last year:
... 1911 1912. Inc. Dec
Cattle 773,454 SC0.219 21,763
HUM 8.097,045 2,429.123 332,077
Sheep M11.277 2,272,258 339,021
The following table shows the range ot
prices for hogs at tho South Omaha live
stock msrket for the last few days, with
comparisons:
Date. 1913.
Oct. 10.
Oct. 11.
Oct. 11.
Oct 13.
Oct. 14.
Opt IK
Oct. 16.
Oct IT.
Oct. 13.
OCt. IS,
Oct. 19.
Oct. 20.
Oct. 21.
11912,1911 1910.1909.1908. 1907.
7 9941
8 08H
SHU
0lK
7 9JW
7 92.
7 WH
78H
7 76i'
7 62U
8 801 6 84 8 82 8 HI 8 U
8 60 21 8 28 7 7 6 16
3 S3 6 24 8 41 7 70 8 99 11
27 3 35 7 51 6 79!
3 St 6 37 3 37 7 40 6 68 09
8 80 8 49 7 48 6 63 6 01
8 77 6 30 7 46 6 60 6M
8 74 6 37 8 65 6 42
RCT6S187 87 8 09
8 68 6 31 8 68 7 37! 6 03
8 IV 6 87 8 61 7 391 6 It 6 03
!S08S77 41522
8 63 6 35 S 81 7 51 6 23 6 98
Sunday.
nocelpU and disposition ot live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
Neb., .for twenty-tour hours ending at
3 o'elock p. in. yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CARS
rIIU. lr,ur Uh.in
r, . v. .... --
Missouri Paclflo Ry. 2
Union Paclflo R. R, 69
C. N. w., east.... I
C. & N. W west... 94
C, St. P., M. A O.. 3
C, B. A Q., east.... 6
C, B. A U west.,. 178
C R. 1. & P., east. 2
C. R. 1. & P., west. 8
Illinois Central Ry,, 1
Chicago O. W, Ry., ..
3
1
9
t
24
3
7
17
2
1
6
1
78
87
?
36
1
1
Total receipts ...343
203
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattie.Hogs.Sheep,
Morris & Co, 505
Swift &. Co B3
Cudahy Packing Co 1.40U
Armour & Co C$5
'Schwarts & Co ,
.1. W. Murphy
Morrell 0
U P. Co 8
& O. V. Co 1
Sinclair 34
W. B. Vansant Co 76
Benton, Vansant & L.. 298
Hill & Son, 179
F. B. Lewis 131
Huston & Co 66
J, B. Root & Co.. .! 788
J, II. Bulla 69
K F. Hubs 64
McCreary & Kellogg... 229
"Werthelmer A Degen.. 633
H. F. Hamilton 136
Sullivan Bros , 4
Hothsohlld ... 220
Mo. Sc Kan. Calf Co.... 0
Christie -70
HlKRlns 6
Huffman 3
Meyers o
Krebs , , IT
(llassbenr , I
Baker, Jones & Smith. 40
Tanner 39
Harvey 103
Other buyers ,, i.-,18
333
657
1.667
1,466
210
76
3M
2,122
2,412
8,450
,.,.
..
.. . , .
28,201
Cattle Slow and Steady llogi Weak
nnd Lower.
CHICAGO. Oct, 21. CATTLE RecelDtS.
6.000 head market slow, steady; beeves I heloed to make the markit
86.E6ti.00: Texas steers. S79pMo: west- l'T,.?1. A
nrtt nFari xn.uuaiK.3u: stoc:Kers aim i(Hi- , ... - - - - . -
Totals 7.M .Wt a,6M
CfATTLB-Cattle receipts this morning
were very liberal, 358 -ears being reported
In, making tho total for the two daya this
week larger than for tho corresponding
period last week, but smaller by several
thousand head than a year ago. Advices
from other selling points were lather
discouraging, Indicating liberal receipts
at some, points and lover markets, with
others reporting moderate reoslpU, but
with the market still weak and unsatis
factory. For that reason the trade at
this point, waa very backward In open
ing and It was late before any business
of consequence had been transacted.
Buyers were very much Inclined to wait
until they heard later news from other
points before ruling orders. Another
13 feeders.. 1307 7 8S
Charles Heath. Nebraska,
i feeders.. 920 6 90
. Tullr & Musser, Nebraska.
31 feeders.. 1131 7 W 45 feeders. .1155
Wisherd Bros., Nebraska.
91 feeders.. 1013 6 90
T. H. Curtis. Nebraska.
46 feeders.. mi i heifers... 9(7
. , C Bauer, Nebraska.
10 feeders.. 900 6 85
. , IT. Fraedrlck, Nebraska
8 feeders. . 978 6 85
Murphy Bros., Nebraska.
1 cow 650 5 65 2 heifers... 700
calves... SfiS 8 00 3 heifers... 650
2 cows MB 6 75
H. Bossuny. Nebraska.
64 calves... 343 7 76 7 calves... 190
WYOMING.
9 steers., ..10R ih 3 steers. ...1152
u steers.. 6 zs
II feeders.. 770 7 65
19 steers... .1126 6 to
7 00
7 25
7 20
7
7 00
7 30
6 60
6 90
800
6 46
6 45
8.76
83
6 25
90
7 00
7 26
7 20
7 20
4 steers. ...1093
13 heifers. .1179
19 feeders.. 1023
12 steers.. ..1031
9 feeders. .1144
4 feeders.. 845
10 feeders.. 657 0 85
23 feeders, .1011 7 00
17 heifers... K4 7 45
1 helfer..1170 6 60
1 steer... ..10TO 35
,27 steers.. ..1214
18 steers.,., w
7 3J
6 60
8 feeders.. ion
s steors....U93
feeders. .1000
6 feeders,. 894
11 steers.. ..1104
12 reeders..l064
2 heifers... 1115
l steer 1900 6 25
123 steers..,lll 7 03
23 steers. . .1033 6 60
n. It. Vhlllo.ketwW3'o.
59 steers. ... 917 7 6 19 steers . .1119
W. Hertins. Wyoming.
43 cows,, . 1981 8 85 Scows 980
W. C. Condll. Wyoming.
19 steers.. 12 7 00 9 cows... 90
3 cows K90 4 60
A. Luman, Wyoming.
69 feeders.. lift) 7 43 74 feeders.. 1073
27 feeders.. 1002 7 io
10 steers.. ..1172 6 73
6 feeders,, 1034 6
32 cows 1016 6 70
9 cows 1011 6 40
Rllev Burdett. Wyoming.
29 feeders.. fOCO 7 60 11 cows 100
6 cows 90 6 85 2 cows. ...,1035
COLORADO.
7 heifers... 727 6 60 96 cs. A hs., 950 6 00
Andy Norell Colo.
54 helfera .1078 6 63 31 feeders.. 1073 7 65
6 cows NO 6 73 2 cows 1010 5 00
1 cow...... 960 6 76 4 hetfers...l000 6 65
SOUTir DAKOTA. . ,
5 heifers... 920 5 15 9 feeders.. 745
6 heifers... 728 6 80 23 steers.. lt 7 os
3 steers. ,..2300 7 03 16 feeders. .1027 6 73
76$
6(0
6
30
7 steers.. .1140 7 23
feeders.. 1012 6 73
78 cows...,,10S0 26
6 bulls. ....1350 6 60
11 cows 916 4 60
16
4 76
1 r.lf 440 8 25
6 ROWS 996 3 10
23 steers. ...1280 7 09
10 steers... .1084 6 65
15 feeders.. 1006 6 65
(60
41 steers.. ..1008 6 $5
E stsrs.,..liu e to
11 steers.. ..1233 6 83
20 sters....lS00 7 25
36 steers... .1322 7 IS
31 mixed. ...94 4 7S
10 steers.. .,1070 7 10
1 cow. 1240 C 36
6 steers.,., 1200 7 W
4 cows.,... 850 6 76
11 steers. ...1143 6 93
12 steers.. ..1130 6 65
13 feeders.. 1W3 60
O. M. Fisher, South Dakota.
23 fseders.. 690 6 90
F. M. lletnrlck, Montana.
SI COWS 963 6 B6 43 enws,.,,. m
47 cows..... 994 6 60
6 steers.... 1171 6 CS
12 steers.. ..1391 86
41 steers. ...1283 7 25
24 steer ltT 7 26
6 steers.. ,.1278 7 26
4 feeders.. 806 7 26
5 feeders.. 714 7 X
IIOOS Receipts were estimated at 77
cars, or 6.EO0 head, making the two days'
total 6,755. This Is about the same as a
week ago, but Is nearly 1,000 head short
of last year.
Packers were very bearish again this
morning, and the first bide they made
were lOfflta lower than yesterday's av
erage. Shippers bought several loads
early at about the same decline, paying;
a top of 37.80, Their purchases were com
purttlvely light, however, and the big
bulk of the hogs remained at the dls
posal of the packers. Bellers repeated
yesterdays performance, of holding back
for a while, but the market showed signs
ot weakening rather than getting
stronger, and It was not long before
they began to cut loose at the decline
named. Bulk ot the sales landed at 37.65
7.70. Trado waa very slow and draggy
all the war through, and It was late be.
fore anything like a olearanoe was made.
The extrome close waa the slowest time
of tho market, and It looked for a time
an though values would bo a little
weaker, but when the last sales were
made prices looked to bo about steady
with the general decline.
NEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Outburst of Strength Street Has Not
Seen for Weeks.
BIG GAINS IN LEADING SHARES
Adrance from Two to Four Polnlr
with Inrrenses of as Mnch as
Riant Points In Some
Cases.
Oct a. stock
Not for weeks
torn
had
NEW YORK,
buoyantly today,
me street seen such an outburst of
strength. Leading shares gained from
two to four points with advances ot
as much as eight points In some cases.
The amount of business In tho first
hour's trading was nearly as great as
the total of yesterday's session.
It was r bad day for the bears. The
advance was achieved largely at their
oxpenso, for short covering" was respon
sible for tho heaviest buying especially In
steel and Union Pacific.
The sharp rise In American stocks in
London gave the market Its first Impulse
upward and created alarm among the
nhorts. The upward movement was ac
celerated by news from Washington that
the Interstate Commerce commlsnlon had
approved an Increase In certain freight
rates in the Missouri river district
Traders made ot this decision a market
factor ot first Importance. Although the
decision affected only a comparatively
small amount of the railroad's business
tho Interpretation of the street waa that
a mom liberal policy on the port of
the commission was indicated.
Further reports from Washington thnt
Important amendments would be made in
tho currency bill affecting provisions
which have met with hardest opposition
nlso helped to stimulate the market, in
creased speculative activity waa facili
tated by conditions in the money market
Although there was no further essential
chango In time rates, the tone waa naslor,
reflecting tho Improved position of the
banks tut shown In the last statement
and offerings of money her by foreign
lendern during the last two days.
Bonds showed general strength with
a good Inquiry for some low priced issues.
Total sates par value 83,080,000.
United States 3a advanced V&. the 4s U
and Panama, 2s a point on call
Number of sales and leadlnr quotations
on stock were:
Boles. It: ra. Low, Cloto.
Amslttnutefl Coroor ... U.W 7 74H 7414
.nimnn Am. Mil, mi .m ..u.
Anorlctn Dot fopir. ... 6M
American Con 81,(00
Amorttta Can pit MXt
American a A K., 100
Am. Ico fiocurttlos , W)
AHtoncon UMHl
Amorlcui IiooomotlTe ,,. PM
Atntrictn n. A IL.,.,.., 1,00
Aminos o, s ii, pr.
Am, Sustr Refining......
Amortrsn T, T.,
Amirlcui Tebteeo
Anaconda kilning Co.,.. 8,100
Atektaon ,.. 4.609
AteblMs vld ,,. ......
Atlantic cnoat Lino..,,.
naltlmore a Ohio l.ioo
(BMhWhom Bloat (SO
Brooklrn Iirld Tr 1.S90 SIU
Canadian haelfle JMV IH
Ctstret Loaihor L0 UH
ChaMaaalio tt Ohio,,..,, 8,700 14
cnicasa u. w sm H
numco, m. a aw, I-.,,,
Chleaso A N, W.. .......
Colorado Putt a Iron....
OonaolldataS Cla ........
Core FraducU ,,,
Dataware Si Haaaon
Denrar A IUo Oransa.... ,
Oaarar R. O. pfi
4H
84
m
44U
81
II
44H
No. Av,
tr in
ii
ii. ......in
40 1M
61 ,.111
u.
19.
II...... .1H
8h. IT.
... 7 04
H TK
SO 7 M
7 IC
SO T 10
.214 0 7 46
.IM SO T M
TH
T 44
T S4
7 va no
..,,,., 157 ho T so
It ...til 130 7 SO
e,,.,,s xeo 7 to
tt Ht 14 7 H
., SO 7 (4
I IM ltO T SSVi
44,t Ml 40 7 MH
1.....,.M ... 7 tlM
Ill ... 7 41
ii m lso 7 a
.iit toa ti
tl- 844 140 T.ll
u. .,.,,. ts ret
tt Ml 10 7 SJ
fa ,,1 M 711
No, At, Bh. Vr.
H W0 N TH
44., Ill .., 7 as
... ,.W 00 7 S8
71., .,.,,141 Ht 111
U...84l HO 7 ft
47 m It IH
41., tit 190 75
41..., ,i,IM .... T S7U
4I.,...,,IH MO 7 M4'
ni ... 77la
....,. ..MS 40Q TS7U
M 7 70
7 7S
120 T t
41.
,844
7 U
tt. Ill
i...,.,.ns
it tit
I5.,,.,,,M1 IM 7 70
48 147 1J0 7 70
174 IM 711
" HS 44 7 10
ST Ill
IS ill
47 4
41 1
1 ol
..., ...tJ
M l
SO 7 71'
40 7 71
10 7 7
... T7
10 7 78
... T SO
144 7 10
era. 85.10Xrf7.K5: cows and heifers, 83.t0ff
S.30: calves. 87.00(210.80.
HOU lucctpts, -mmm neua; mnrKri
i rv.i i r in,(.j hull nf wi1a t-7 fttD
8.10: llglit. 87.COQ6.10; mixed. 7.B0.:
Ota dAoA ma. . . i s4 Ajnn FtZ O . f
neavy, i.unj8.jw, ruugn, inaa,
tt.iuH.ux.
HHliRP AND LAMBS Receipts, 40O0
heads market steady to 10c lower; natlvo,
84.OMW.00; western, 8l.154Jo.00: vdarllng",
M.l(Mf).8..: lambs, native, J.8Mf7.15; west
ern. ts.mn.to.
Ik . as '
Kansas City Lire Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Oct 21-JATTLB re
ceipts. 2X000 head; beef stsers steady to
strong: otner came sioay io
tr me fed steers, s.tivj arcHeu oeei i
steers, 87.7&&.76; western steers, ''S,V'''W' '"V '
a '.... ...... '. rjvnerj. .w,u a v& i siesrs, s.whib.wj, common
O-W; OUUlllOIlt Kico.o, t.vvu.mw, ... , ...... fTMYfrXon- fair tr.
tn.OQ: heifers. 85.00SS.10; stockers and llrJ-'.'iJ?,.
feeders. 85.W4i8.00; bulls. 81.760C75; calves, IriSSs:: AiS-.XS".
HOGS Receipts. 17,000 head; market. 15o
lower; bulk, 87.tt$.00; heavy. I7.7544T.K);
packers and butchers, 7.85S.03; light,
7.&0.00; plgS. 6.00ia7.40.
HHEKP AND LAM 118 Receipts, M.000
head: market steady; lambs, 86.10&&75;
yearlings, 84.75B,50; wethers. 84.00p4.75;
wes, 83.&0O4.2S.
St. Lnnls Lve (Itttk Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. Sl.-CATTLK-Rccelpts,
6.000 head; market strong; good to choice
steers, 87.2516.00; stookors and feeders,
8S.Uff7.o0; cows and heifers, 4.7M.lj
bulls, 85.750,75: calves, 88.0OS10.25; south
ern steers, 86.0(8'7.75; cows and heifers,
Chicago Cssh Prices Wheat: No, 2 red,
timic; No, 8 red. KWlc; No. 2 hard. 84tt
ft844ae: No. 8 hard. 8840; No. 2 northern.
854e86c; No. 3 northern, 81fciS5c: No. 2
sDting. 84&c; no. i spring, sioezc; vel
HOQS-Recelpts, lO.enr) head; market 254
lower; pigs and lights, j6.WJfS.U- mixed
and butchers, 7.a8-2Sr good heavy, 88.10
438.90.
BHKEP AND IoAMn-Hecelpts, 1,200
head; market steady; lambs 5c higher;
tnutons, I3.75tr4.60i yearilngs, $5.0ft2,00;
lambs. 85.60a7.15.
Slonx City Live Stock Market.
SIOI X CITY. la., Oct. 2L CATTL&
Receipts. (K head; market steady; beef
steers. 87.3&0&.C; feeding cows and heif
ers. 84.55eft.40; canners. 28.5004.50; stock
ers and feeders, J&.00-SU.7&. calves, 87.00)
nuns, stags, etc. n (&a..
IIOOS Receipts, 8.000 head; market 10c
lower; heavy, 87.5557.65) mixed, V.GOI.iy,
light. 17 7537.85.
BHB1SP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.W0
head: market 10c higher: fed muttons.
10 25 Il5.lttj6.70, wethem. 84.2&S4.75; ewes, S.50fr
10 44 ' 4-40; lambs. 85.50tt6.&&
I
M, Josenu I.lve stock Market,
ST. JOSKPH. Mo.. Oct 21.-CATTLR-
Recelpts. 3.700 head; market steady:
steers, 8S.S0tr9.00; cows and helfera. it.0C&
S-U); calves. 85.0010.00.
HOOS-Rec-'pts, .0 hesd: market 18e
lower; top, 88.00; bulk. 37.6Jfl7,83.
HIIKKa" AMD UAAI1SH llecclptl. (LOn
big trains were lato In arriving at the
yards.
Hoof steers of good quality In the end
commanded steady prices the bost cbrn
fed yearllnga bringing 89.15. Common 'and
Inferior gradts ot beet wero slow to 10o
lower.
Uood cows and helferl generally moved
In the same notches as yesterday, but
other grades were weak to ,10a lower.
Stockers and feeders were slow all day,
owing to the large receipts and to the
fact that speculators already had a good
many on hand. They had to sell, as a
rule. lOo lower or 16tf30o lower than last
week s low close.
Qood to cholco
ui gooa beer
to fair haaf
choice .yearlings.
runse peeves,
-a l,..u,. a? M
C7.26; common to fair range braves, 86.00
7.0o; good to choice heifers. W.ttlW.M:
good to choice cows, !.2JB.M; fair to
good grades, 85.Mi.25i common to fair
grades, 83.2J&6.26; good to choice stockers
and feeders, 87.oog8.00; fair to good stock,
jrs and feeders, 88.SOg7.OO; common to
fair stockers and feeders, 84.00M4 50; stock
Sy&jyZ1 heifers, 8J.00&7.00; veal calves,
C.,oa,tO; bulls, stags, etc, 8J.tt4M.50.
UEKF STKKRS.
At. IT, No. At. Pr.
..1101 I 4n 81 1011 1 u
BTKBRS AND HEIFERS.
... 711 I 44 ,
COWS,
No.
41,.
41...
I
1 ,.
1. ......
1...
3...
It..
I..
It
i:::::::::
4
1.
41.
it.
11.
I 41,
1
to.
vet chaff. 8IU4385CI durum, 78982e. Corn:
Na 2 S39Hc; No, 2 white; tAUflrmc;
No, 2 yellow. Hi4lo; No, 3, 8?7Wc:
Sits No. 2 white, 4Wc: No. 3 whit ej i heel; market slow; lambs. tC.50Qf.9O.
18U(i40c: standara, awwc iiye: no.
. . . . n...... numw w .... a -
STEEL GATES
JTree catalogns.
Tae Powers Oats Co.,
Zadlaaols, Iowa.
t WUfiPCc. Daney, botpoc oeeos: -j-im-t
othy. 83.7P05.26; clover. 89.00912.60. Pro
Stslons: Pork, 821.0OS11.26; lard. 810.S2J;
Jib. ioi?trlt.OO. . . .
IXJOS-Hlgher: .receipts, , WM cases; at
mark cases included, 17QC4o: ordinary
ffAts tlVSVic: firsts. 25VJWHe.
RUTTKR-IlUher; creameries, S4H4J25
POTATOES-Hlgher: receipts. W ears;
Michigan and Wisconsin. 10370c; Jllnne-
'VoULTRTiAlblarber; springs, IJHc;
foWlS, UttC l"lJ"'
.
Omnha ln" Market,
OMAHA. Oct- Prairie hay; No. 1
to choice upland. 312.0J57 12.10; No. 2, 810.0)
ttltOO; No. 3. 88.00O10.00: No. 1 to hoIrn
midland. 31L5012.00: No. 2, 810.00ljM:
No. 3. 880f310(O, a 1 to choice low.
land, 38.fW8lO.00. No, 2 chpfre low.
land, ISOV8P.03; No. 3 choirs low
land, 85.0068.0). Straw. None on the raar-
1.1 vt. Htook In Hlarht.
The following are the receipts of live
stock yesterday at the six principal
western markets:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
St Lou! , 6.CM) 10.500 2.S00
C3ilcngo , 6,000 20.000 45.000
Sioux City .. 8.000 i,)
Kansas City ...23.000 17,000 20.000
South Omaha .0O) 5.2O0 57,000
St. Joseph , 3,70) 8,000 6,000
Totals
48.C0O 64.700 130,700
t. Rianoraled Aunlca and Dried Frull.
NHW YORK. OcL 3t-KVAPORATKI
APPLKS-Qulet
DRIHD FRl'ITS Prunes, firm; Ore
goru, SHO'Ut Apricots and peaches
quiet and steady. Italslns, unsettled.
Won! Market.
ST lH 18, Oct 21 W)QLMarket
heavy, fine lower at ll(jllc
loo 4 1
, SOO 4 10
1011 4 It
,,..1CI 4 40
418 4 It
st t
HHIFERS.
1034 ( 40 7
4tl I 40
' CALVES.
Ill I li V)
8M 7 7t 1
451 8 CO 1
STOCKF.RS AND I'BEDERa
114 S4 I IM I TS
HI I to 10 IM t 10
"4 I 40 1 ma u
...... IJ) ID I Ul T 20
441 I 70 ,
W K8TBRN8.
NBUItASKA.
2 steers..., VM 6 35 1 steer 1520 6 75
,. lit 8 40
, i t es
.ino t it
,1064 t 78
til t IS
111 CM
111 I Tt
140 I M
VH 8(4
15 St. tlx.. 4M 7 65
1 cows S3 S 25
2 cows 1OJ0 4 50
8 cows V2 5 75
steers,,.. 930 5 HO
1 bullV.... 780 6 76
2 cows 1010 4 M
3 feeders.. 868 85
cows 818 5 a,
2 cows..,.. 835 4 SO
1 cow 1000 6 M
1 bull 800 C 85
12 feeders. .814 8 85
12 cs. tc I1S..IO6I 6 2&
4 feeders. .1126 7 06
22 feeders. . 720 C 85
46 stsers. .. m i 25
46 feeders.. M 6 85
16 feeders.,1201 83
2 cows 1035 6 25
15 feeders..l!2 t GO
3 feeders, .1166 t 60
t cows..... 050 B 76
IS feeders, .1013 40
4 feeders., til t 75
1 hull 17 6 50
4 cows 893 6 IS
79
41 heifers... 643 6 50
3 COWS.....UU) 6 00
2 cows 1225 5 76
2 heifers,.. 6$S 25
17 feeders.. 1158 7 05
2 cows 1010 G 75
23 feeders.. 6M 6 85
48 feeders,. 9C4 7 10
3 cows 1038 4 DO
2 cows 00 4 75
1 bull &.W 5 25
1 bull. ... 660 t 76
6 cows. . ..1020 C CO
16 feeders,. 1124 7 05
7 heifers... 841 6 00
22 feeders.. XiA C 73
7 steers..,, &57 6 S3
3 feeders., 843 6 85
4 feeders.. 1027 6 M
3 oows 810 $ 50
8 feeders. .1060 6 60
2 steers.. ..1000 8 00
23 feeders., 97 6 96
48 feeders.. 10O1 C 40
7 feeders., 494 8 10
3 cows 926 4 28
18 CS. tc hs 841 6 10
26 calves... 470
6 W
U fcMlwni . 193
j. u. cowan, reoraoi.
10 feeders. 820 6 0
E. M, Earnest. Nebraska.
7 feeders.. 717 6 CO 3 feeders.. M 6 00
Kllpatrlck llros., Nebraska.
10 cows 1125 6 60 12 cows. .. 642 4 00
4 bulls .. 1477 6 25
II. O. McQooden. Nebrasks
41 feeders., 8fc 75 4 feeders R1S 00
8 cows TW 4 00
John Delmer Nebraska.
t cows 1170 6 35 9 rows 753 4 30
F. llauer, Nebraska.
84 47
40 14,
11 ..lit
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6 tt 17. . .
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SHHliiP The second largest run of the
season and the lamest for a tumiI.v
since October, 1910, showed up today, the
estimate being 214 cars, or anm n.oao
bead. It was another case of South
Omaha heading the list of markets as to
sheep receipts. In addition to the new
arrivals this morning, there were about
twenty aouuie aecxs or reeders held over
from yesterday, being mostly lambs and
making an unusually liberal supply of
feeder lambs and sheen at tha diannaai
of country buyers.
in spue or uio large receipts packers
started out early and picked up a large
share of the killing lambs on a basis
rutty steaay wiui Monaay, a brisk trade
featured the early market, but later on
things slowed down a little, anything 'un
sold at that time, however, selling at
prices showing little It any change,
quite a few ot the aged sheep offer
ings, mostly fat ewes and wethers, moved
at steady to strong ngurcs, there being
tome ewes good enough to .bring 81,30
and a puncn Of wetnera cnangeu hands
at 34.70. There were few, it any, light
kllllna- vsarllnra here.
The general trade in feeding sheep and
lambs was slow again toaay ana tnough
some lairiba and awes brought steady
prices in the first hours, the big bulk of
tho offerings 1 ad a lower trend, the de
cline being at least lOfflia. Feeding lambs
are now quotable at 33.0034.30, according
to weight and quality, It taking pretty
good lambs to sen at tne tatter figure,
Quotations on sheep and lambst Lambs,
good to cnoice, .iwp(.w; lamos, iur 10
rood. 84.60474.76! lambs, eulls. 86.004r3.73:
lambs, feeders, 85.0030.80; yearlings, light,
IvzMM.w; yearlings, neavy, n,wn,n;
vrarltnra. feeders. 2l.50ff6.50: wethers.
good to choloe, 84.85QP4.70; wethers, fair
to good. 34. 26434. 35; wethers, teuders. 34.00
444.40; ewes, good to choice, 34.0O&4 to;
ewes, fair to rood, 83 7o4,w; ewes, rcea
era 43.2SS.4A " sheen, 32.0OT1.00,
224 Montana feeder Iambs..,,.. 57 610
22s Montana fti-r lambs 68 6 10
221 Montana feeder lambs 66 10
93 "Wyoming feeder lambs .,,,64 (U
213 Wyoming feeder lambs 87 6 as
251 Wyoming feeder lambs .... 57 6 25
77 Wyoming cull feeder lambs 48 (86
209 Wyoming cull feeder lambs 48 6 85
174 S. I), feeder lambs ,. 53 8 16
150 B. U. feeder lambs 67 6 IS
215 Nebraska feeder lambs .,.,'51 6 80
230 Nebraska feeder lambs (2 6 80
207 8. D, feeder lambs , 44 6 76
20 culls 32 B 50
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inter. Met. pfd
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miar-Marine pro ,
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National Lad ,
N. R, 3t.ctU.tl pfd.
Now Tork Ontral
N. Y.. D. W ,
Narrolk A Watrn,.i.
Nortn Amerlrau ,,,
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Pecins Wall
rannalrsaU ,,
people's' Ota ,..
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PltUbarth coal
Praasod rXeal Car...,.,..
ttllman Palac Car,,..
Tlaadlag
Dapublls Iron A Btaal....
irtepiibtlo 1, a S. pfd,,..
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stock latand Co, pfd ....
l. t,. A H. Y. 2.1 pfd...
ftaaliotrd Air Una
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eiooa-Bhaftteld 1. & I,,.,
Aoutnarn Paelflo 18,700
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(Vx lUUIwar pfd,...,
Tennaaaae. Coppar ........ 1,100
Tnst A Paclflo.......... 100
Union I'acKlo , aitM
Union actrio pfd........ jeo
United malai tt.slty
United Htatta Rubber.,., 600
United BUtra 8taa.,..,,lH.e0
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Utah Coppar
Va.-Carolina cnainkal ., sm
Wabaoh m
Wabaah pfd ,.
Weattrn Marrland 804
Wettarn Union ,. ,
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New Vorlf Money Market.
NEW YORK. OcL JlMONOTV-On call,
firm, at 3e3V4 per cent; ruling rate, 3U
per cent: closing. 3ff3H per cent. Time
loans, steady; sixty days, 494 lxr cent
ninety days, S per cent: six months. K
per cent.
t'HIMK MKHCANTILH FAFEU 6(43
per cent,
(fTERLIN EXCIUNara-Flrm. at KUSS
for s'xty days, and I4.EC66 for demand.
COMAtlSnCIAL BILLS-H.SOK.
BILVJOIt-IJar, 61Hc; Mexican dollars,
47c.
HONDS-Oovernment. strong; railroad,
strong,
Closing quotations on bonds today were
ao follnwsi
U. 8. raf. t. rf ... 4U K. C So. ref. ta. , . til,
do coupon , M "L. 8. dlb. 4a 1M1 tl
D. S. 8a ras H N. usl. 4s...., 3lk
oounb .., tM 1 K. T. Ut 4a,. 171,
V. a- 4a ra Ju.."0 tl
d coupon l',iMo. Paotno 4a,.., fj
ranama ta coupon., n do conr. ta. Tt
..A -C. 1st ta clfa.. W JJH It B of M 4Ha
Amar, A. 8 fN. T. C. . I , u,
?A. T a T. "do d.b, 4a.T. n
Am. Tobaeeo U.. N. T. N. H. H.
Armour JJJ, jr. H ... 70.
Atcblaoo son. 4a ,...IHK, a W. lat 0. 4. tl
do,, ta lW CT. 4. ..." 1"
do ot. Is.... IwlaNo. Paelfln 4 aj
A. C...L Ut 4a.... M tj,,
Bl. Ohio 4s. .. n0 a U rfd. 4a. . S.
do 3Ha . WJjP,,,,,. . jHV jt nit
Brook. Tr- o. 4a. J?mdo coo. 4a.'.. ". lS
Cos. et 0, 8s Rdln .. 4a. Mt.
van. "-" t - o. r. rs ta to
4
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do oon. 4Ha.....
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C.D.4Q, I. 4a...
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Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2L-COTTON Spot,
steady middling uplands, 14.10c; gulf,
14 35C.
L.1VHRPOOL. Oct. 2L CXrTON-Snot
In far demand; prices firm; middling
fair. 8.24d; good middling. 7.84d; middling,
7.82d; low middling, 7,60d; good ordinary.
8.94d; ordinary, .60d; sales, 6,000 bale.
Futures closed barely steady; October.
13.60c; December, 13.6Sc; January, 13.48c;
March, lt.61o; May. 13.61c; July, 13.41c
Closed steady, but from 21 to 23 points
net lower,
' Coffee Market.
NBW YORK. Oct, 3L-COFFBr3-Fur.
ther unfavorable llrailllan crop reports
atd firm early cables caused an opening
advance of 12 to 17 points In the coffee
market today, but prices later eased off
i ne CIOTC v, stew. a i-v, 1 fllKlor . r.m
to 3 PoInU lower. October. 10.37c: D. ' 'S18 a
comber, 10.66c: January. lO.eSC! March, I 2: LA Arliona.
Mav. 11 1 fin: JulV. ll.irt! Hnl
ber, il.4S.-. Boot, unsettled; Itlo No. 7,
11c; Buntos No. 3, lSSf. Mild, quiet;
SS i,s-' w:',: ,,:
22" . eol, it. ,
rT da e 1m
C M A B P 0 4ia-.101H 4, ,
O. It. I- r. e. a"J'Pa N,r ji,
do rf. 4a 7 do an. it.,
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D. H. ct. 4a...... ST 4, cr. . " '
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Cordova, 13VtW6Hc. nominal
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YOUK. Oct. 21,-Cotton goods
rk-ere firmer and slightly more active for
he day 8taple underwear and hosiery
sre under orders tor three months ahead
In many of the large mills. Black metsa
lines are In active demand and scarce.
da CT
111. rw.
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later. M M. 4Kt... tj Wis. ontra ... t
Itv 4Via US
ruio. Tunbraa.
noston Stock Market.
BOBTON. Oct. 21. Closing quotations
en stocks:
Alkmst iiS"?1?.
Amai. Ooppar W. 1511
A . L 8 :WWlMiqill ,., Wt
r" t . 'M uf ........ 20 V
M 71 North Uka ..... li.fi
... 441.014 Domini. L?
..41 Ouoou tt
it uoiscr rr
3sti
tt
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t-al A llacla.
reopar IUna Q. a 31 Shannon
Eaat BotU C ,M- ?uprtor
KrajVlln
Oraabfi Ctoa.-TS).--Oruu
OuHMI ...
Ul Jloiala Copper
Kan- LVa
Ijtia coppar
La Sallo Coppar
Mlajnl Coppar
aaakad.
9 Bupanor As B. If..
TIUTamarws
u. & tr. p. a
I'4 Vtah COB.
mut.h CbDoae P.
tH Winona
21 WoJiarlaa
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