Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 7, 1916, Page 16

Jo, % Beef Cattle Active and Strong, [Rumors of Peace Parleys Effec- Feeders Slow, Weak—=Some. | tive in Depressing Markets Lambs Up, Some Down. in Wall Street. { AR | ! HOGS FIFTEEN CENTS UP DIVERSITY OF DEALINGS K Detoger: 5, AN New York, Oct. 6.—Rumors of a rencwal 1 4 Receipts were Cattle. Hogs. sh-m of peace negotlations, which seemed to re- i Offictal Mond. B84 §h00¢ | cotve credence in high. financial quarters, { sfticlal Tuesday D481 310, | Were effective in depressing prices in the : Official Wednesday . U756 30,244 | #tock market dealings today, after much § gm&l‘u T:.‘:";“ 3400 11000 | previous uncertainty and hesitation. Values Sstimate ay..i.. 3600 2 177" | declined 2. 5 and even 5 points from top j S 888 11 levels of the forencon, the selling being the Sobive Gave this week. 40,000 2417 164120 | most precipitate of any recent session, with H Sarne duva 5 Wk ago. 48878 23,819 147,368 | some nominal rallies at the closs. Tota S50 dirs § ke ago.du o 27003 120142 transactions amounted to 1,870,000 shares, Harte davn ¢ whe. ago.18.846 9,074 of which 80 per cent occurred in the first $ Same davs last year..39.399 13 1286 nz lsl hour. 4 ‘ Regolpts and dlsposition of live stock at| Prior to the final perfod, the Ust had 1 on Stock yards, Omaha, Neb, for shown numerous cros: rrents, former lead- the Pty i %eS m. yes- | ¢ losing some ground, with greater activity A e R b in minor rails and a few industrials of ra- S Trdr ¢ cent prominence, such as thy SUEAT group, J BECNIETY- .. | Central Leather, and Ameritan hide and Cattle. Hoga. Sheep. HE'S. | joather preferred, fertilizers and chemical Wabaeh .. e 1 * ** | shares and rubber stocks. Misssurt Paciic ... 1 i ‘1] In fact, the most Interesting develop- | Unfon Pacific . n u Ll ments apart from the sharp reverses at | the end of the sesslon, was the extraord- 18 3 * | inary diversity of tho dealings. More than oty + | 250 ‘aitferent ‘stocks were traded in during L B. ‘| the first half hour, this number being con- d Miltnols Central .. 1 *+ | slderably augmented later, and establishing Chicago Gt. West.. o : ‘| & record for many years. g 4 3% 7 1l Extreme gains in wecondary rafis and i Total ........... LIl 1l wome of the wpeclalties referrad to ranged § DISPOSITION. trom 2 to 4 po ints, with Denver & Rio § Cattle, Hogs. Sheep. | Grande preferred, Western Maryland pre- i Morris & Co. 368 369 torred, Chicago & Alton, Chicago, Great 3 Swift & Co. 592 598 Western, Wabash and Kansas City Southern Cudahy Pack. Co. 164 662 preforred, the most consplcuous featurcs. Armour & Co.. .o BO4 782 New maximums were supplied by Central Behwarts & Co. ... ... 208 Leather, at 83%, and American Boot at i . W. Murphy 218 par, but other stocks of that class, and Lincoin Pack. Co. S some of the utilities attained highest quo- Cudahy, Denver tations of the las year, only to be sacrificed 2 Switt, Denver In the sweek of the last sivty minutes. W. B. Vansant Co. .. ‘&8 tvon| Those who regarded the foreign exchange Benton, Vansant & L. 93 . market as an Infallible barometer of peace o 90 . oveoy oxtracted little comfort from that Hulnyer & Oliver Lewis . quarter. German romittances, which should strengthen at the first signs of peace, were lightly heavier, and francs slso shaded with no chenge in rates to London. Bonds were strong wmost of the day, but cased with stocks towhrd the end, Total salos, par value, $6,626,000. United States bonds unchanged on call. Number of sales and quotations on lead- ng stocks were: Sales, 1Y xh Ln"W Clo‘e 4% Total Lo 3,821 Cattlo—Recsipts were moderate as usual only ninety-five fresh cars in. The u‘ul (urh the fl:- tnz description changing hands t, (,hcuvnll; & Ohlo ghleno h N, O, R 1 &P, ny . Chino Copper..... Golo. Fusl &)Tron,. 21,700 Corn Products Rsf. 1000 Cruetbl 1) The prices llm in the morning. Btock cattle m MY to strong Konnecott Coj Loulavitle & COLORADO. No. Av. Pr. No. 13 steors.. 687 §7 10 § holfers, 4 l{ DAKOTA. 18ateors. 1313 9 2 1°nl«rl..ll" 4 80 8 steers..1338 7 36 10 mteery,.1382 8 66 fitw York Csnlrnl ll,lw ol & Wostorn 16,000 1 0 1 #0 small a run here and Normu tie, .. M-.p_m round the clrouit, | Pacitic $Riacs l other healthy advance|Pacific ’l'ol. Tel. market balng 15c higher | Pennaylvania ‘s ave 'on, Cop were anyw uu-. imfi opened on a n(u o tmproved _steadily, [ oacy 43 20¢ higher # to yesterday’s. e g e In flpfiyv‘flm’ else was cleaned an the early arrivals Hurthar advance oh. thase lvance on 0 went about buying IMMIII'I'! TRADE REVIEW. Quick Time Marching Order In Nearly Every Line. }‘l.' York, Oct. 6.—Bradstreet's tomorrow say: Quick time qontinues ‘the marohing order in practically every line of endeavor with new and higher lovels being att: tune, sqvare, of soaring price: !M WAy, 6f superabundi t face of whort crops or of raw materials. The cry not enough cars to haul cominodities, that there 1 not onough labor to hasten produc- tlan, and there are not enough goods to sup- ply Inaint mands. e o e 5 around 6o low day W.flnudly. Consequently numnt jceentuate tho gardl pn activity, and It s evident m-t Johhlnl mall order buuiness and distribution rs s of record proportions. clearings $6,162,005,000, New York Money Market, New TYork, Oct. 6.—Mercantil, l\z‘vor cent. e ly and owrv e mont of the good lai bel re ANYWAy l ®15c higl or ullunn easlly brought | on orllnl Exchange — Sixty-day bill un«/mn » wpek ”: domand, $4.75 11-16; eshl-:: 1o the fat sheep lllvur—nlr. 6340; Mexican doll o N Satianens lexican dollars, 52%o0. Bonds-—~Government, steady; railroad, **Riime Loans—r1 me Loans—Firm; sixty and ninety days, I.{\ per cent; six months, 3 @3% per cen Call Money-—Steady: high, 2 T cent; low, 2% per cent; ruling rate, 2%1 ';:‘er cent; last loan, 3% per cent; closing bid, 3% lmr either of the llnor coming to make a market. S the feeders which were oxpected offered at 3% per um r to sell lowsr on yesterday's afternoon ses- 8, r. 28 reg.. 99 slon did not find a buyer at all, and were ‘over for today, while those that were looked a little lower than the pre- day This “-o.r-lnl the demand was ‘hen offerings finally did start to move :u-t nnn;‘.:n:”'n‘ro almost d; lfl .."-1:!0! hes slum; Ixn rof. So. Rallwa Unlon, Pacii i’xc 18, n“ el Ms l‘fll l“ul- and Bonds, Quotations furnished by Burns, Brinker & Co, 449-52 Omaha National bullding, Omaha: l.n shee ots, 5 STOCKS— Bid, Asked Cudahy Pack Co. 't pet ptd. A..IM 108 las Hotel Co. heiveiies ualty Hun Aulomme ped C. Ry, Co. _f.td © wcuemome Oty Live Stock Matket. City, Mo., Oct. §.—Cattle—Re- head; market nudy, prime | P steers, 200 steers, "l‘.l' 5; dressed 9. t . Loa Wisvgr 3 ::1‘:...“‘"%“. ”, w feeders, §0.8 calves, $6. 3,300 head; market hig! i hea . Comw.-Edison Co. Cudaby Pacle Receipts, “Jamba, $2.50@ 10. @8.25; wethers, $2.004 1. i Ele. ll|v'Ml¥ Clap ... Wilson & Co. 4, 194 *ix.-dlv. ¥ | shes THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1916. GRAIN AND PRODUCE with a riéing tendency, Yarns also firm, with buying coufined to spot and nearby deliveries. CHICAGO 7 I,I\I Proyiatons: $14.00@14.75. Butter—Firm; creamery, 30@34%c. Eggs—Recelpts, 6,643 cases; unchanged. Potatoes—Firm; receipts, 36 cars; Jerseys, Pork, $28.05; were lots ! Silks were steady. STOC I: MARKET, ¢ 2 $1.25@1.40; Ohlos, $1.16@1.25. Trade in Wheat is Slow De- Pmfl;ry-—uav:suncnnnnd, Cattle, Steady; Hogs, Strong; Sheep, i i : S e Firm, spite Active ngand NEW YORK GENEEAL MARKET. it et o e T Traders Holding. Quotations of the Day on Varlous Lesding | hetd: market steady; nutlve bout, 6.0 Commodities. New Tork, Oct. 8.—Flour—Unsettled. o, 1 durum, $1.86; No. and feede $3.509.40 CORN PRICE IS HIGHER 2 b D T5 e No. i morthern, Duiuth, | Hoga—Receipts. 16,000 market enge li F187 N0l "1 aorthorn, Manitobs, $1.84%, |strong, 20 to e wbove yesterd TE,“‘S ge "°d‘“ lhchcar 5‘1‘:‘}2‘”’8 Witliam | 3 g f. 0. b. New York. bullc of sales, $9 ALY aNd.rotuers ., SOIMpRAY “OMARA'S EUN CENTER” Onfalis, Ociohen 6, 946 Corn—S8pot weak; No. 2 yellow, $1.00, [ mixed, rgeon removed the glass from Mr. | Bl .25, Tho recsipts of wheat were quite large [c. i f. New York. Tough, $8.3009.15; pigs, $6.1509.2 byt ¥ -25-50¢. todny, but with prices slightly lower the| ~Outa—Spot firn; standard, 53% GE4tic Sheop and Lambs—Recelpts, 26,000 head; 8 cye Even’gs. 15-25-30-75¢. trade fn(hic coreal wan rathor wow |, Hay —ulet; No. 1 $1.08; No. 4, 96c; No. | muricet firm: wothers: 48.8007361 twos, i Ty Starkct | SECOND EDITION OF LIVE STOCK SHOW wchive onookh at he "murket. priceh bit | - HOPE-Steady state “commen o cholcs, | HAS07.00; Jambe, $7.00610.30 wissa, w100 | Billy Watson’s Beef Trust giitis, wellers were fuclined to hold out for bet-| 915’ 14g170; 191 bl * St. Louls Live Stock Market. \lhllnnrl‘ e 1 m‘,"’@'{ Mountainous assemblage of avoirdupois ter prices, Hides—Firm; Bogota, 33@3Gc; Central| St oLuls, Oct. 6.—Cattle—Receipts 4100 8.00, Lowland, \,, 1 ‘wmodhnnn. Por¢heron-size maidens by the p The wheat market :pn\aran" y:"fi flm::g America, 33@36%c¢. ) head; native beef steers, $7.50@ 11.0 Y u 00@5.00; No. 8, ton. World's largest beauty chorus—in rom 1614 lower, the No. & hard selli Leather—Firm; hemlock firsts, 29¢; sec- |ling steers and helfors’ $5.500 108 weight, not in numbers. Stage shored up to at §1.68@1.64%, while the bulk of the No. ongn 3’.; i ithed; $2.00@ | 3%:00@7.50; stockers and feederr, Alfalfa—Choice, §14.00; No. 1, $12.00@ | support 'em.—“SAFETY FIRST.” L A L und SLITOLES and | 8100 a7, APH V@I N0L. st A o el W e SR \é‘."" standurd, $3.808 10507 No.'3,'35.006 | (Final Performance Friday Nite.) o ige PRI sold around T Y wern | $37.00G 75,00 " Beet rmn: mess. $3635@ |COWS and helfers, $4.50@7.50; prime year-)9.00; No. 1, 48 G ot e ies’ Dime Matinee Every Week Day slow wellers, eanged fhi price fr6m $1.050 2L.60; lnm”).‘ 323, sb?z« 0. Lard, steady; 'c'l’]fw:“;'s"uo'd';’x heiters, $7.0003,00; natiye | ;5o s WHHL RSy RIS e Toas midafe weat, '13.10026.15 alves, P R R Phone 4 # Tallow—stead l %, nominaly coun- | Hogs—Recelpts, 4,700 head; market high- | \ 5 The' demand for corn wan exceliont taday, | TEORRUAY, S B4, nomins e Ty 1 S 011 and. Rosln, Dgus nd with-receipts of thidigereal very il Butter—Barely steady; rocelpts, 18,663 |mixed and butchers, @10.00; §00d | ot frms the market ruled from steady to lc higher. tubg; cre; tirsts, 34% @ $9.00@10.00; bulk, 9.5 Tha bulk of the samples wero of the | 3iUi. , v seconds, Sheep and Lambs—Receipts, el gr s, A o o Whave | EWEs—Irregular; recolpts, 15,952 cases; | market steady; lumbs, $7.00 010 A Rik JEMICUE, o . fresh gathered, extra fine, 39@40c; extra b 2 yellow corn % mixed sold the other varieties, No sold at 8315 @84c, and the No. at 82%ec, The oats run was fairly heavy and the tor dwes, $6.00@ 7 firsts 37@28c; firsts, 34@560: seconds 9.6 §8 83c. Cheese—Firm; recelpts, 4,153 boxes; state, 1@ " v fresh speclals, 20% @2lc; state, average denand for this cereal was quite active. . The bulk of the samples were of the No, 3 | fancy, 20%@20%c. i Wits 2rais and wid ot 4SUn Poultry — Alive, steady; broilers, %lc; fowls, 17@20c; dressed, quiet; chickens, 19G The best grades of oats sold at 45% @ 8.15@9.40; stockers s and helfers, | 46c and the poorer samples brought from |30¢: fowls, 17@23%¢; turkeys 8@ 30c. October, 443 @4be. L i po .§5c; De s anuary, 16.98¢; There was a fairly good demand for rye OMAHA GENERAL AARKEY. March, 17.15c; May, . Spot cotton, and barley, rye bBelng quoted from %@Wo i pinstoads quiet; ‘middling upland: 00c; no sales. lower and barley 1@2c higher. Butter—No. 1 creamery. n cartous or| The cotton inarket closed today with rances were: Wheat and flour, equal | tubs, 84c; No. 4, 330, prices 1 point higher to 12 points lower. to 109,000 bushels; corn, 111,000 bushels;| - Live Poultry—Brollers, 1% to I ibs., ule;| Liverpool, Oct. 6.—Cotton—Spot, steady; oats, 67,000 bushels. n:ollu;-. over 3 Ibw.. xsclzfinanm over 4 lba. good middiing, 1:‘114.;2%42111.:. 9.93; low o . 1 e ens over .y C; roosters AN middiing, 0.7 es, 6, ales. Liverpool closo: Wheat, steady to 3%d | il RI0%0" geene, full feathered, fat, 13¢; higher; corn, %d lower. Primary wheat roceipts were 1,505,000 bushels and shipmenis 1,164,000 bushels, against recelpts of 2,136,000 bushels and ehipments of 1,706,000 bushels last year, Primary corn receipts were §96,000 bush- els and shipments 475,000 bushels, against Sioux City Live Stock Market. Sioux City, Ia., Oct. 6.—Cattle—F 1,600 head; market steady; beef @10.00; canners, $3.75@5.00; calves, 10,00; bulls, stags, etc., $6.26@6.00; cows and heifers, $4 young and old ducks, full feathered, fat. 13c; turkeys, any size over § lbs., Z4c: less than 8 Ibs, half price; capons, 9 lbs and , oot 26¢; guineas, young. wquabs, homers, 14 oz. each, per 89 h- homers, 12 oz. each, per 3 recelpts of (37,000 bushels and shipments | gozen, $2.5: omers, 8 os. each. r of 241,000 bushels last year. per doaen, P fg vrs i B e i 8.90@8.98; mixed, §5.95@ " Primary oats receipts were 1,361,000 | 5z egch., per dosen. G0c; pigeons, per |DBC4v¥, $8.00@9.55; bulk of sa bushels and shipments 1,189,000 bushels, | dozen, $1 hhecv‘um; ambs—Recelpts, agalnst receipts of 876,000 bushels and ship- | Cheese quotations by Uriau & Co, market steady; lambs, $5.90. mients of 765,000 bushels Jast year Choese—Imported Swiss, 46c; domestic \ CARLOT RECEIPTS Swiss, 30; block Bwiss. §0c; twin cheeso, | . St Joseph Live Stock Market. | Whoat. Corn. Oats.|2lc; triplets, 31%c: dalsles, 21%c: young [ St Josoph, Oct 8—Cattl—Receipts, 200 Chlcago ...... 164 229 | America, 23c; Blue Label brick, 26c; lim- | head; market ki Y AU $6.50@10.50: Mnodoatie - | borger. isc; New York ghite, 32¢; Roquort, I AR DA LU0 T ekl $7.00 | Duluth . . .60, 5 | . 1, 183c; No. 2, 15c; Hogs—Receipts, 2,000 head;, market 159 | ?::.’:: City :; :t Be“ e M ; \'o 3, u: ;;"’:)hllhw; top, $9.60; bulk of sales, $9. zsu} { 2 .50, )‘i‘l.’ 'im“. ) b4 Sheep and Lambs—Receipts, 2,000 head; nnipeg . . - y 2 | market steady; lambs, $9.25@10.00; ewes, Those sales were reported today: . 3, bo. $6.50G7.10. Wheat—No. 1 hard winter: § cars, §1.5 ers—King Cole Chesapeake standards, 1 car, $1.68%. No. 2 hard winter: 14 $EYs s, Cale Chesspenie selsste, 33 London Stock Market. - $1.58%; 214-6 cars, $1.68. No, 3 hard win- "lnm;";"':‘“:mm $2.00; King 180: 488 | London, Oct. 8.—American securities were ter; 1 car, dark, $1.8 91.68; 6 curs, | Sole northern, se active, with coppers the firmest. $1.1 51&,' 2 cars, §1.67 A hard winter 1 car, $183% 3-5 car, 60c; No. 3 durum: 2 cars, $1.62. No 8 du- $1.62; 1 car, §1.60, No, 2 mixed: 3-5 ca 1, No. 3 mixed: 1 car, $1.08%: 1 car, $1.58. No. 4 mixed: 1 car $1.48. No. 3 mixed durum: 1 car, $1.56%. Rye—No 2: 4 cars, §1.20%. Bample: 87 car, $1.10, Barley—No, 2 No. 4: 1 car, Rejected: 8ilver—Bar, 32%d per Money—4% per cent. Dtfcount Rates—Short, bills, Teheike. 150: halfbut, 16%0; bullheads, ounce atfish, 17c; plckerel, 11c; red salmon, 13c; fail saimon, 13c; whitefish, 16e; trout, 16c; black bass, 23¢; headless shrimp, $1.25! peeled shrimp, ‘$1. u Kkippered salmon, 17c; smoked whitefish, 1dc. Fruits—Orang 1268, $5.00 box; $6.60 box: 200s, 2168 Lemonsfrancy §00s, 8808, $1.60 box: choice 3608, §7.00 box; 3708 wize G0c less frult—Market price. Apples—Grimes, Jonathans, $4.00 bbl.; Ben Davls, Missourt, $3.00 box; Grimes, Golden, Washington, $1.75 box; Jonathans, Colorado fancy, $2.00 box: Jonathans, extra fancy, $2.00 boy; Oregon. 0dd varities, $1.26 box. Grapes—Michigan New York, 30c basket: Tokays, $1.85 crate Emperors. future, §4.00 keg. Pears—Colo- rado or Washington, fancy b tr., $2.60 crate, Keiférs, bushels, $1.40 bu.; Koifers, boxes, Colorado fancy, $1.76 box. Prunes—Itallans, | $1.60 crate, Cantaloupes—Standards, $2.50 crate; ponys $2.00 crate; flats, 90c crute. Peaches—Boxes, §1.00 box; in lits, 98¢ box: clings, 86c crate. Vegetabies—Potatoes, market price. Swest potatoos—Vai "“3' bbls., $5.50 bbl.; hamp- ers, $1.85 ha nions—Crates, $2.00 crate: red, yellaw, 3% Ib. Tomatoes—Faeket, 76 basket: California lugs, $1.60 lug. Cabb 3Yc ib Celery, Mishigan 40c do: Jumbo, B5c dox. Head lottuce, $1.00 doz; leat lotunce, m dox.” Garile, 16c Ib. Honey—! 4 (;r‘nnborrlfl—filrrcll $8.00 bbl.; 2 Nute—Californta No. 1 walnuts, 18%¢ Ib. Miscellaneous—Crackeryack. vornpups and checkers, case, $3.50; half cases, §1.75; pea. lal No. 1, 1b. §}4c; Jumbo pea- knmrn. case, $2.50; honey. new Sugar lel(nt. New York O« ugar- centritugal, 6.0%¢; mulnuu. steady; fine granulated, 6.90@7.00c. 2508, steadiness of the spot market. At prices were about one point higher. 2: 1 car, §1,07. No, 3! 1 car, $1.0; b car, 9lc; 4.7 1 car, 73c. Corn—No, 1 white; 1 car, 844¢c. No. 2 white, 2 cars, 84c; 1 car, 83%c. No. 8 white: 2 cars, 83%¢c, No. 4 white: 1 car, 8244¢c, No. 6 whit 1 83%c. No. 6 white: 1 car, 82%0; ! car, 79¢, No. 2 yellow: 1 car, 86%¢e; 6%c. No. 4 yellow: 1 car, 84c, No. 2 1 oar, 83%ec. No. 3 mixed: 1 car, cars, 83c. No, 6 mixed: 2-6 car, 46c. Standard: , 46%ec. fample white: Ke. Wheat: No. ¢ hard @1.58%; No. 3 nnra hmmo] Ql. o ine $1.67% No. 4 hard, $1.63@1.64%; N rum, $1.6101.63; 9@1.62, Corn: No. 2 white, %M(c: No. 3 wmue, 83@83%¢; No 4 white, xmmzq? whit non n. Nn 8 white, lOIme, No. 1 yellow, 86% @85%c; No. 3 yellow, 341 @386c; No. & yell 3% @84c; No. b yellow, 83G8a%e; No. No, 2 mixed, 83% @83%c; No. 3 mixed, $3@83%c; No. 4 mixed, 82@82%c; No. b mixed, 61@ 82¢; No. 6 mi 80@81c. Oats: No. 2 hite, 464404 andard, 454 @46%0; No. hite, 45@46%c; No. 4 white, 4% @4ic, Malting, 04c®$1.07; No. 1 fe [3 Rye: No. 2, 31.10% @1.20%; Nq. l K @L19%, OMAHA FUTURES. ing, $1.5 boxes, FREE! Pencil Box With Each Minneapolis Grain Market. Minneapolis. Oct. 6.—Wheat—December, closed at $1.63%; May, $1.64%; No. 1 hard, $1.76%; No. 1 northern, $1.71% @1.712% ; No. 2 nopthern, 41.66% @1.71%. Corm=—No. 3 yellow, 89 @90%c. Oats—No. 3, white, 15@ 18 %c. Flaxseed~—§3.42% @3.46 %, Flour—Unchanged. Barley—63:@ 41,04, Ryo—31.9391.53, Bran—3$23.006 24.60. Wheat futures were rather unsteady today and the ltunnlrl( prices on this article were uny on] the buying fractionnily lower, Th ff t 1t di t and the was A . lbo\ll hoon, market sold off, the nocnmhtr reaching & low point of $1.54, the May $1.54% and July $1.28, This drop In the market was caused in some degree by hedging sales and profit- taking by the longs. ‘There was an active interest in corn, De- cember ruling 1%c lower nnd the May arti- cle galning %o. ‘The range on oats was Vtry narrow and was very little local interest in this zll.l. cal range of optlons Kansas Olty Gemeral Market. Kansas City, Oct. 6, —Wheat—No, 2 hard, 5 white, ‘s yellow, “fill%c, December, i No, 78%c: May, 7164 @76 %c. Oats—Unchanged; No. 2 white, 48c; No. 2 mixed 45@46c. St Louls General Market, 8t. Louls, Ot‘l 8.—~Wheat—No, 2 red, §1.64 @1.68; No, n-m 1539168 - bor; ¥.06K: May, FitRRgLsak: Decem %154 orn.—! 0. 3 v\hlle, 93¢; De- 154% combor, 680" May, 11% @71 128 Oats—No. 2, 48c i whna. “a9e. 1y TAverpool Onln Market, % Liverpool, Oet. 6.—Wheat—Spot, No. 1 Manitoba, 168 2d; No. 2, 168 %d; No. 3, 148 9d; No. 2 hard winter, 14s 4d. - e o A o . I Corn—S8pot, Amerlcan mixed, A Chicago olosing prices, furnished The Bee | 1034d. 3 v AT by Logan & Bryan, stock and 315 Houth Op &raln brokers, Coffee Market. Now York, Oct. 6,—Lower Brasillan mar- kots and bearish visible supply figures, seemed to inspire some scattered selling In the market for cofteo futures today, and prices made new low ground for the move- ment in most Instances. The opening was at a decline four to eight points, and after holding around the initial figures during the morning. prices eased In the late trad- ing, with March selling off to 8.60c, and May to 8.66c; under offorings which seem- ed ‘to como partly from southern sources 7|and. partly from Wall street. The close | 00 lwas 11 to 13 polnts lower. Sales 22,600 13 92 82 bags. Closing blds: October, §.56c; No- an 8% | yember, S$.88c; Decomber, $.33c; January, 8.66c; Februray, 8.67c; March, c; April. 8.83c; M August, 8.67c; June, 8.70¢; July, oi September, £.82¢. oftes, quiet; Rio Ts, 8$%0; . The few cost and freight offers recelved were delayed and about unchanged. as compared with yesterday's’ The worl visible supply showed an increase of 1,0 5 o} Santos Suspenders Men's fancy dres, Msle and polic CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS, Chicago, Oct. 6. —Peace rumors and bear- 1a. 'advioss ToRaPGIGR the. Argeatine Crop 210 bags for Soptembor, againat 343,208 “yt‘."‘ o "?!“L outlook, resulted in a serles of downward | P*&8 \ making the visible as of stk TN swings'tn the value o \heat today, The |OCtobsr ¥ T78.685 The official cables re. Spoctals 1?' ¢ o1 t porte eclines o to 100 rels in the market closed heavy, 2lc to B%c net|BOriet dectines o at SR & 4 lower, with December at $1.57% to $1.57%, and May at $1.87% to $1.57%. .Corn fin- Ished ¢ to 1%c off, and oats down % @ %e. Provisions acored gains ranging all the way trom a shade to S6@87e. Omahs Hay Market. Omaha, Oct. & —Hay~Pralrie: Choice up- land, $10.00@11.00 (must be extra cholco to Half Hose New Fall showing Suggestions of a lkellhood of showers in | bring $11.00); No. 1, §8.50610.00; No. 2 of famous black, Argentina_made the wheat bulls uneasy | $7.00@8.00; No. 8, $6.00@1.00, cholce mid- tal Hae: Or white from the start, as heretofors no sign had [0, $580010.00, No. 1, 49.00g9.50: No. 2. VIO af 9c been reported of & breaking up of the (¥7.0 § 2 TS e Lo i AR drouth, which has been forcing Europenns | (g JL0 & 08 NP i A8 "'d“’- No. 1, . 8 of late to enlarged buplng in the United | {LACRO N, N 0 44:00G 8,00, © Straw: Union Su'ts f‘“;"d- ‘M“;‘:" :““‘;‘:“"' at Busnos Ayres 6.00G6.50. Alfalfa: Cholce, $19.50% Great values; per- Lyt b L g e g L L B 1, $12.60@13.50; standara, $10.60 |l fect fitting Bal- ecline in vessel rates from Bouth America. | gi1.b0; No. 2! $10. 0010 5 806 Loe 4 1 with conseqeut increased shipments. Selling | 9. 50 E RIRERNY. And Bae here, however, did not attain unusual pro- fl'l"“’;dus“'o“‘;gi’r' portions until' the final halt hour of the ted Prut s sesslon, when gossip as to & new attempt Applee 8 iR Ap'?.._ valus, at. At negatiations for peace added to the|Qulet but steady; faney, 7% @8c; cholce, pressure on the market, and resulted in|8%c: prime, E4@7%ec. :h' summary closing out of numerous hold- | 1 5‘1’?\5%‘:':5“ Sils ke fi:"{".'."?' 1ol ! , in bets Thcreduality: us to the truth of the peace b ROl AN "“’f::'c a) aetre rumors prevented wheat from breaking|choice, 6%¢; extra chofce, 7c; fancy, 740, miuch beyond ordinary limits, except in the | Ra eady; loose muscatels, 1% @8%c cane of July opitno, in which trading as yet o fancy, seeded, 1@44c; seedless. 1s relatively light. For a brief Interval July was down just & cents a bushel. Export buylng on the setback appeared active, but it was sald the British government and its allles would not hereafter give out any in- formation regarding purchases of bread- t l.k'lic London layers, ‘101‘ Quotati iravics e tions furnished by Bolles & R 513 South Thirteenth street: — Hides—0. 8.: No."1, 18%0; No. 2, 1734¢ For Saturday Regular 35¢ value stufts. ?rr- NN.] l.“lhlm;q M’ {":nub‘q 'S Corn sympathized with he weakness of | DU % & ¥ acons. " kt whea. Some of yesterday's largest buyers b et T ORI LR R ecKries were conspicuous on the sellin, tral llinols advices indlcs movement of the new croj at first displaying independent strength fin- $1,35@76¢c; medium to small, 76€ 360, Tallow—No, 1. he: No 3, To. 15¢ Métal Market. ally shadeln ‘ths “ New York, Oct. 6.—Metals—Lead, $7 00 o o (Bt g the | 7.10"" Bpelter, atrong; apot East St.. Lot Hundreds of ::mll\ncwunncn oats, a3 compared with l,.‘,:,,.,:h,‘,'o ia bia. " Copper, firm; slactro: beautiful patterns P b e, g 28.50. lIrom, stead: . Diminished recelpts of hogs tended to c’hnnled. Tfi-. firm; wpot, :;;..T‘K)Q:J‘gn.“n Al SRR SR, lifht provisions. The lvollest demend camé | At London: Spot copper, 120 10s; All pure silk and trom short. i futures, €117; electrolytls, £142. Spot tin, | guaranteed to ] Chicago Cash Prices—W 117} ba; futoves, (177 10n. Lead, {10 1w wear. Don't miss ? Speltor, 454 10, I = — this wonderful Dry Goods Market. special. New 'York, Oect. -Amoskeag tickings of ail grades were advanced a full cent 1} A yard today, to & basis of 17 cents for TR WCH 00 8 ou. standards, All cotton goods were firm, ceipts, . $6.75 50@ teeding | Bl @5% per | cent; three months' bills, 6% @i % per cont. | Raw, steady, 5.12c; refined, | Futures | opened steady on cosering, prompted by tha | noon | ;Windows in Train Broken, One Passenger Hurt' | Logan, Ia., Oct. 5—Some object |presumed to have been projecting from the west bound freight, struck| |the east bound passenger, between Missouri Valley and Logan, last even- ! ing and smashed out a number of | windows, throwing the glass over the | 303 bble.s higments, 16 Bbiw: steck bbls | Rosin—Market firm; sales 1 celpts, 1,459 bbls.; shipments, 87,011 bbls.. Quote: A, B, C, D, | G, $6.20; H, I, K, M, N, § i | $6.40; WW, 36.50 i Bank_Cloarings, 6. —Bank clearings for Oma- | $4,444,808.62, and for the! ast year $4,184,411.53. 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