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The Washington times., 1908-10-27
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG' :. 7th and * SITS. NV.
e. KAHN. SONS & CO.. Sth and Market space
GREENE s CAPITAL = D V i r 4 1 3 G
AGENCY. Has 18th ~, NV.
s, L. McMICIAEL. Cigar Store. ltth and 7
NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. Sth S.. Rhode
Island ave. and r ST. NV.
II, 7. BUTTS. PHARMACY, 4th st. and
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
CHAS. Q. HORNUNG, Christiani Pharmacy,
sw. cor 9TH and N sts NV.
SANFORD'S PHARMACY, New y rk ave.
and North Capitol street.
HARNOLD. 3i0l 1fLh 80. NV,
J.. A. AEITCH, Goth and 81 SITS. nv.
QUlGLEY'S PHARMACY, 2lsr and q SITS. NV.
:. "a WAGNER Il CO, 1sI.and n SITS. nv.
J. i. TAYLOE. cor. 9th and = SITS. nv.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa.ave.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th & Park road
MATTINGLY'S PHARMACY. I4th and l. n
r. D. HOWARD I4th and ",
y. v POTTIE, 1928 BTightWO0d ave.
MALTBT' PHARMACY, 1867 Calvert st,
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY. gth and Z SITS.
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I ~ oAl-A-N -L'elltlie Whller 20 90 general
vases sl- per month. good home 10 inc
I r IN Is.r.',-sI i1..Ii,-.-,i est+,- 80 .,
-
WOMAN-1Ouug, for light Homework ana
-- -------------==
HFTp WANTED MATT
- 49,
ASSIST ANT 1srou-l-E,t,r,r,t, 49, -..,fT 49,
-r9fa 1870, = T. ~ 5 80 ~
49, Times once oc27-st
ALL BOYS NOT now SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF En-
PLOXMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
T-s7 rrpr,r,r ,-7ro,- ,,,,,,,.z,, ,y.
TIVE TINES .,so-+s
-, -.-.,- J., 49,, - -
- ~ = - Lst-i-a Moderate
st. NV ocS5-tf
B. ,t,Trl-I5- -z---I 7.--- 80
stealv pssItiS8- GtI and 4. "a go
S.[.5l - ana over - years or se goo l. 5,
Ba5HisHIH 70 IL, BEf IA i.f fars,er
oez.-1l
fui about a store. must be white. over Is
wages. s. week. with caaRce for lne-gase.
oaiee '- own ''''-S ''0- ~, oei z-,5t77
EOYs-ThrG5 good c5i5rsd- over I5- FOR Cur
northwest stores. Apply EUGENE sULII-
- =, lieS'-enl sanitary Grocery Co.; III
II g. nc oe-.-o-
EOE-C1Iorsa as dighwasler 1912 Trh sd
NV. 1t
EOYS-Bright. active. l6 years OF age. as
lttIe-l @laIt.ts' 500 pay anu si'-eAa -t
e,fI INA I'm sl,-IT., -g an, X .
nv. ''' ''-'' - '''' '-'i'' - -
10 b-- az '-- =. l-' = - - '--i-,'
ApLs az once ll.L'9oN % e'' I,1l'-.
--''-- 90
Bol s-P Players upon Hlte. c'Enel clarinet.
III, ~ ~ 49, Fl H., "a r, :,
l-s y. a. '' 81 Ies4 D1i'1' 'i'eNl' 100 u H.
Lol i-.et over 10 tyE 1ilils room "oIh,
3 per MeeA. "Ai-a u, t-4lles i''N ana g'aF-
- q ----- o-y LUIS - ~, 81 10 o.,
povs vyrro WANT ppp,,7rs -o
SELL PAPERS CAN OBTAIN
.------
-ilIA . Al --'1 10 Iii1
CIRCULATION MANAGER. TIE
"ASHINGICN TIMES
or1s-.f
-l5is "a 7S-g l5 = -i'ea lot repair "o'ai
80 -
~, - ~ AZ ~ ~, = ~ %, an Z, -
g.z- 5t
.7-77-I--r7-7, ---7-z--- - 777---
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1l,-5-a 49, IN s-Te--r-r ~ 3D. 90 @
- ~
-I9-Is, -- ~ ~ 80 'l l l--7' -i.Ne a
ue-fsaca ana saIa-v Evanta.i Adde'S PAT
INT ATTDRNFy Times a4fos ,1-5s-s+
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- I. 4 '-'t ''', ~ a...,-i Lll. va
-.'' --''-o'a 'O--l-' J- '--5 19-1i -'--o7- L-'-
81 I've 1l-.--L
EXPERIENCED pressers and alteration
hands on ladies' suits and coats Apply at
M l-l- hltlJs- a. u Us. = 81 nv 9e-4-lt
FLOOR SCRAFERS-fen. Apply GEO. A.
-i.i-i-i' oo.' -''' us ~ We - NV
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KoN-IIEDlCAL HEALING.

BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION OF the
BLOOD CURES L4OCOMOTOR-ATAXI
RHEUMATISM BHIGETS DISEASE
NERVOUS AILMENTS DISEASES OF
THE STOMACH. BOWELS LIVER and
those lNCURABL.E MALADIES where
MEDICINE FAILS PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL GET IT PROF. Ii. n. ID. PARKER,
new location, l622 gth ST. NV, formerly Il24
New 4J=S ave. NV saniJaTiuu viii be ready
In feN days 20 receive patients Terms Cor
board ana treatment Will be reasonable.
oc2s-tf
HEART DISEASES and al other troubles
quickly and permanently cured BIZ chirourac-
tic adjustments. DR.. ", n. CORSON, Is ;
81. II
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woRKINGMAN'S WANTS.

WORKINGMEN can always be fitted no mat
ter how stout or thin. We can and viii save
you a S note on a suit a, s.: OvercOat at 81
and it's all wool, taiIOr-rnade, but slightly
used and not the latest style: one price only
JUSTlfS OLD STAND, Go d ST. NV
cox -
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at regular Office rates. Ii It is in
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Three times within one week. a cents q
Anei times. cOnsecutiveiy. 50 eents a line
Minimum space, 8 lines.
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AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.
T. +. MOORE & CO
Lamps OF every description repaired. plated
anc polished. S06 John Marshall place NV.
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COAT AND SKIRT HANDS-Experiencsi
hands wanted steady positions; good salary.
BON MARCHE 3I6 eth S. NV
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HELP wANTED-FEmALE

SALES NOME $-FeW good saIeswouuen for
children's wear, muslin underwear and mill
linery departments; sseady employment
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AELP wAEcEp-maic snd Fsmsls.

SHORTHAND-Comp course in syllable
system in $50 hours, $40, including typewrt-
ing positions guaranteed = STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY, Colorado building. ocz7-tf
NAN AND WIFE; also bar porter. BUR
CESS HOTEL AGENCY, sos 10Th oc2T-2t
~ ANTED-Couple white. to care for subur-
ban home on street ear line until April list
Rent free References. BOX $50, Times Office.
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UPHOLSTERING.

WE MAKE box couches to order from 50 to
$50; our 50 box couch is superior to any
offered IN the stores at less than $50. we are
a cooperative union. we do our own work;
all kinds Of furniture made TO order: repair
work Phone M Main. and representative
viii call. Oc25-eod-lw
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NORTHEAST

LADDoS PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne
CHAS. 4. BLUMER. y. Cap. and r. SIS. ne.
NcCHESNEE q JOACHIM. cor ID and + sts.
kRAUS' PHARMACY. cor. 9th and K ets.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, SJh and Z SITS ne.
BENZ. 7. LANHAM, nth and i. Can. St
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WHERE TO MARKET.

THE PORTSMOUTH MARKET. 18th and p
NV; not how cheap, but on how good: eve-y-
thing the best at prevailing market prices
CHAS. P. ARNOLD. North 80
ocZ2-th, "a. tu-tf
FRESH KILLED CHICKENS EVERY Day
HIGH GRADE
GROCERIES, MEATS AND PROyIsTONz
J. V. STUCKERT. 2S0s t4TH ST. n "
fyl6-th su tu-90t
wa PFLIEGER, s0l ST. q NJ
Stewed beer. &C and &C: me RID roast Ia,-
corned beef Sc and Sc; round steak I2Ix-s
Eirioin steak. lbci porteThouse steak isrs
chuck roast. 10c: chuck steak IOc. Can MAJ
71eo. jyil. u. n. sa-s0t
EDGE TOOL WORKS.
CARPENTER tools. timers ships ana s-uar-
ing shears put in frst-class order HrsN-Z =
LUDWIG. lis c 81. Nv. ocls-su, Il, th-ts
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TO THE LADIES.

SPECIALITY on Office hats. s and S.. good
value. THE SMART MILLINERY SHOP.
MISS COLEMAN. second floor, 81 ilth st. NV.
LATEST STYLE: ladies' and gents suits TO
order: oyttng and repairing Of ladies' and
gentiemen's outer garments. satisfaction
guaranteed LOUIS GOLDMAN. 50I 18th nv.
Phone N. Ss2 ~ je1-th. su. tu-9ot
LADIES and gents stylish suits made 10
your measure; alterations and cleaning at
reasonable prices. RING, the Tailor, l7th and
= SITS. nv. Phone NJ. 44g5-Y Oc25-3ot
OSTRICH FEATHERS curled. dyed. and
cleaned; feather bOas; specially on white
plumes. MADAME GARET. 1911 Il nw
Oc20-30t
MRS. MASDRY. manicure pariors, 1901 @ NV
Room .. most uD-tO-dats methods OF sham
Pooins. facial and scalp treatment. Phone
Main G549. orao-sGt
HAIR TONIC ami special treatment fer The
hair. MISS LAURA CADMAE. 72s 18th St.
hair dressing and manlcuring parlors. oc9-tf
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ANACOSTIA-
BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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ALL BOYS NOT now SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF En-
PLOYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. au20-ts
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FoR RENr-FURNIsHEp ROOMS.

SO ST NV. 5l4-Nicely furnished roooms;
hot water heat. an modern conveniencesi
moderate prices oc27-3t
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STORE ana dwelling sIs 12th st. ne Tor rem,
OF VII sell DuGAN, sI7 Louisiana ave.
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HAIR GOODS.

E. LUTHER. Sc 18th St nv. ladies'. hair
dresser: wig maker latest French and Ameri-
can styles; shampOoing. hair treatment aud
coloring. suI6-Su. tn. th-tf
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

WE MAKE silk umbrella for 81: bring IA
your old umbrella aud get a rev cover DOn't
throw IL away II Il. PHILPITT. 90l Z ms
5y28-f. 81. tu-S0t
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SOUTHEAST

a, Z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS.
ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and q SITS sc.
a B. BURROWS. 1ltl ana IA. ave.
+. p. WELLER, cor. Sth and ].
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FE mALE.

REFINED young lady. wants position as
companion 20 elderly lady or invalid; best OF
references; can do plain sewing Address
a. X ~. Stevensburg Va. II
GENERAL houseVork BY neat white girl
IN modern apartment preferred. Call $50 IL
81 NV. oc27-st
~ a good laundress, washing 20 bring home
IloS Pierce St court fiat 3. Ii
RESPECTFUL colored girl place as DAYS.
Work OF chambermald. SIG Rhode Island
ave. M
TYPEWRIrING-Phone Main "a oc27-2I
NURsE-By respectable oolored girl. place as
nurse sl2 month: 90 home nights.s z8o3 G
LACE CURTAINS Numbered. &c a paiT.
nIst-cl3ss. 81 Delaware ave ne II
GIRL-Colored country girl wants place to
assist "a general housework or nurse. 1870
1oth NV oc27-5t
YOUNG LADY. student Of pharmacy. wants
position Ia drug store, short evening hours.
good references. Address BOX S94 Times
office. n
WASHING 70 take home By frst-class laun-
dress. All Holly court IL
WASHING BY good Iaundresz. I5 Madison
court NV. o,5e-5r
BY A FIRST-CLASS laundress. washing 10
do at home. 203 Virginia ave sw ocg5-st
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CHINESE RFSTAUPANT
PROFESSIONAL.
PLUMBING

HOW ABOUT THE PLUMBING? IL ,s,.s
satisfactory call on me; long established: IN.
4mpeached reputation VA. COMRADES CO
l9ZJ 5th NV, plumbing healing
,sI6-tu. a. sa-90t
F. =. KAUFMAN oil 18th ST ne. w..
others fail We succeed our patrons our 80
eTence. drst-class lateral. high Erade y,arlg-
manship; expert repA-- men oclg-s5t
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BusINEss oPPoRruNIrIEa

/ Inch ROOM close 70 market. business
co. Per DAY DUGAN, 6l7 Louisiana ave
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GEORGETOWN.
JAMES E SMITH, 1z54 Wisconsin ave.
+. P. WELLER, Pharmacy, 3534 IL st. NV.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market is Practically MOtiOnless
Throughout the Session.
PERIOD OF DULLNEss EXPECTED
General Belief That There viii He
Little Activity in Speculation I'm
tn After EIection--CslI
MOneylis Firmer,

NEW YORK, oct. IA. further shrink
age continued today in the volume of bust
ness transacted at the stock exchange.
The almost stagnant condition OF the mar
ket is attributed to the purpose on the
part of the large financial interests to
await the outcome OF the elections before
entering upon commitments. Incidents Of
any interest, or Importance were scare
today. Call money continued to rule mi
what firmer than of late, as Is not un-
financial settlement in contract with the
almost Immediate response on foreign
money to the passing OF the settlement day.
Thus discounts were marked down today i'm
Berlin and Paris and in London the easing
tendency yesterday even anticipated the
October first date. The weekly statements
of the Bank of England and the Bank or
France reflect, in the large changes in the
various items, the usual heavy require
ments upon the resources of those insti-
tutions in the putting through of the settle
ments. In addition to the regular
quarterly payments, the New York market
had to finance an 81, 625,O tnstallment OF
subscriptions for Northern Pacific stock.
The interior has continued to make re-
QUESTIONS upon New York for currency.
Shipments are being made by express and
interior banks also draw on their New
York correspondent for paying obligations
to the government, as is indicated by the
gain OF $4,1O2, 900 made by the subtreasury
from the banks since last Friday. Funds
are still in such abundant supply that no
real Inconvenience was caused to any
competent borrowers. The call loan rate
~ Alb oNO1A G4SAAeAAcO ho nv 49,
IA per cent Reports of railroad net earn
ings for August, while showing effective
economies in operating expenses, left large
margins of net decreases still to be over
come. The Pennsylvania, Reading. Erie,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas were .eX-
amples. In the reports of gross earnings
of railroads for a later period there be
gins to appear marked Improvement in the
comparison with last year. Not only is
the growth OF earnings this year over
but also the poorer traffic of last year,
which began to develop as affairs APP
preached the October crisis. In the
absence of news Developments, there was
some disposition to fall back on rumors
in the attempt to move prices. Those af-
fecting the supposed Hartman intentions
towards the Gould group were heard again
today. The Union Pacific Securities com
pany project was also discussed again.
These proved but feeble factors in the
market, which was almost motionless
through most of the session.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value, $2,024, 900. United states bonds were
unchanged on call.
Following were the sales and range OF
prices on the Stock exchange today:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02

AbNaA 49, ~'f-
CATTLE-There was a very liberal run
Of cattle today, "a cars being reported In,
making the total for the week 1925 head,
a gain OF almost 1000 head as compared
with the same days last week, and just
about the same number as arrived during
the corresponding period OF last year. The
market as a whole did not show any very
noteworthy changes.
Beef steers were In good demand and de-
at prices just about steady with yester-
day. The market has been gradually
crawling upward this week and beef steers
today were 10ql5c higher than the close
Of last week. 50 few coTn-feds are COM
ing that it is a difficult matter TO keep
track OF them. In fact, the market on
corn-feds is rather erratic owing to the
fact that packers prefer the cheaper range
cattle.
Good COWS and heifers commanded firm
prices today. which means 10000 higher
than last week. The demand was good
and most OF the offerings sold in fair sea-
son in the morning.
Owing to the large attendance OF country
buyers incident to the Ak-Sar-Ben fes-
tiVities I'm Omaha the feeder market all
this week has ben quite active, with prices
on the more desirable kinds at least as
much as lOc higher.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
fed steers, $64041.3; fair 10 good corn-1ed
steers, 8.50G6. 70; common 20 fair corn-fed
steers, 3IOOd6.60; good TO choice range
steers, Aa50d6. IS; fair to good range steers,
A.OOd450; common TO fair range steers, S.&
goo; good 70 choice cows and heiters' $50
d3o0; common to fair cows and h~eifers,
3a.OOd2JSO; good 20 choice stocke and
feeders, A.25a4.6; fair TO good stoekers and
feeders. E6H9A2i common to fair stockeFs
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-WOOL-The activity
in the local wool market continues with
good demand and firm prices. The domes-
tic market wool consumption is reported
prices ranged as follows: Ohio and PENN
sylvania fleece XXX 32dS3c; No. 1 washed.
4QS5e; fine unwashed, 21d22c; fine unmeT-
charitable, 2doc; half blood combinK,
A 26c; three-eights blood comblng, A sc:
quarter blood combing, A 25c. Delaine
washed. Au95c; Delaine unwashed, 26d27c;
Michigan. Wisconsin, New York ~fleeces.
2oa2ec; half blood unwashed, &d26c; three
Fights blood unwashed, A sc; quarter
blood unwashed, Sd24c; Kentucky, Indi-
uaTter blodd, 23d2ic; secured values Tex
as fine, y months, 50q52e; from 6 to 8
months, 45Q4le; fine fall, 42q43c.
grades, combing and clothing. l6da0c; light
fine l6qlesse; heavy fine, I1d12c; tub
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
CnRIat Receipts.
Featufen OF tAe Trading and Closing
Prieoa ON Hoard of Trade

~
CHICAGO, Dot 1.-Reports of continued
active Demand for flour In the northwest
and OF a decreased acreage sown 70 wheat
in the southwest impaired strength today
lions being up M@%c to NC, compared with
yesterdays Tina quotations. Corn ana
oats closed firm and provisions steady.
Although trade In the wheat ply Yves
firm all day and closed near the highest
point. One Of the principal factors in
the situation was che strength in the
northwest III the face of the continued
rivals at Minneapolis and Duluth were
1883, against 6f cars a year ago and
stocks al Minneapolis were reported to
have. Increased 2,a10,0004 btu the last five
days. This heavy movement to the north
mand ror flour at Minneapolis. where sales
OF i2S.06 barrels were said TO have been
made ovet night. Export business here
was praenoaily sS ~ twsive hogtIosSs
Clesrenne o. wheat aud flour were equal
tas1lnAf baaaWhleh II R1tngatsthesn e9eQa
for 4 single day PrinQasy receipts, 2se46,VBo
bu, eomperea With l0s2oQo bn the oorrs-
Duluth and chicago reported receipts Of
f,4s cars aomparad NTH hills last week
and $50 q year age. h ~
Corr was stfons az as Fricss st the
terday,s level. The October delivery ad-
vancsd to Tie after opening at Hlsc. The
close Was. strong with. prices up hqlSc,
compared With the previous close. Local
receipts were l43 cars, with "A Of contract.
The oats market was strong throughout
the day. Local receipts. 21 cars.
Provisions closed steady, with prices 30
lower to Ihc higher.
81 cars; corn. 1888 cars; oats, l7s cars; hogs,
14,OO0 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
Kansas City Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. I.-CATrLE-Re-
ceipts, $500 head, including 100 southerns:
market strong; choice export and dressed
beef steers. Se.0eSp7. 90 fair 70 good, $4,000
feeders, S270@4.S5: southern steers, $500
10; southern cows, s210Ga4; native cows.
S,eoaS 70; native heifers. 245og4SO; bulls,
HOGS-Recelpts, 1900 head; market
steady to DC lower; top, $780, bulk, s6sO0
SIS; heavy, &soq6so; packers and butch
500.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 5000
head; market 6q1eo higher; Utah lambs,
S3.60Q3.9 80; western yeariings. &1.600f.O0:
western sheep, S.2O9S.9Oi stockers and
feeders, 8.O0Q41l. 49,. -
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
e =. ~ M.-"..ns ~ IS

T.......,2co 49,. "a T'.iSs 10 *
SHEEP-Receipts OF sheep ontinu libe
last weeks record. Prsctioaily everything
was cleaned up before the close yesterday,
but there was another liberal run In sight
this morning. However. the demand for
killers was good. as usual. and buyers for
packing houses were out in the yards look
ing for supplies. III result was that the
market opened early and fairly active on
good fat sheep and lambs. The lambs com-
manded fully steady prices, a. compared
with yesterday, and sheep were, II anything.
strictly choice lambs to put a top on the
market, pretty good lambs sold up to s6S6.
Heavy old wethers, with a very few year
call the market on fat stuff fully Bc
higher, with sheep possibly 25GblOc Higher,
in some cases, than last week.
The feeder trade WAS not as active as It
has been on other days this week. There
were q good many I'm from the country
that seemed to be lockers rather than buy
feeling weak. The yard buyers who had
orders to fill seemed to feel that they
could buy the stuff lower by holding off,
and that helped to make the trade slow
and duh. Another thing that was against
the market was the fact that the receipts
did not show up any too well as regards
of trashy and u~nderweight lambs and quite
a good many bury lambs. In fact, thers
was a very large showing Of the kinds that
ness, however, a feeder buyer paid S5,l5
for lambs right at the opening Of the mar
ket, but, of course, they were lambs OF
good quality, carrying considerable flesh;
in other words, lambs that were about
good enough for killers.
Quotations on range or grass sheep and
lambs: Good to choice lambs, 6.O066.25;
fair to good lambs, tAS0d6.00; feeding
lambs, N.O0d4.S0; good to cholc light year
llngs, $.00d4S0; good to choice heavy year
lings, $3.90d4.15; feeding ~yearlings, 07bm
400; good TO choice wethsrs, C,9004.10; fair
to good wethers, $S.6OQ3.S feeding wethers.
SS50q3. 70; good to choice ewes, yH.40a8.T5;
$2.OOq2. rs; culls and bucks, N.O002.@.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
New YORK Money Market.
YORK., oct. l-ClOslng quotations
Foreign

LONDON, Oct. monday was more
plentiful and easy on the market today and
discounts were weak. The stock exchange
concluded the consols settlement with
trouble. The markets opened cheerfully
with an upward tendency. but the best
prices were maintained. Home rails and
Canadian rails yielded to realization. and
first-class securities easad on rumors OF
further Issues. American securities were
dun in the forenoon and the absence OF a
pronounced lead in Wall street checked
fresh ventures and prices eased below par
ity. The afternoon session was equally dull.
New York bid uD Union Pacific and Balti-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
MataI Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. l.-METALS-The
London tin market was unchanged at Elsa
q Sd for spot, while futures We're a shade
higher at e1S Us Cd, The local market
was steady but a shade lower on the
average at s29.4cd29.6O. Copper was un-
changed in the London market, with spot
at E59 los Sd and FUTURES at SEQ lbs sd.
The local market was dun and unchanged,
WIN YIN isse a99te9 a7a a. US zsalsiszss elee i :
Lead was higher at E13 IS Cd in london.
The local market was duli and unchanged
at A.4544.50, Spelter was unchanged at
dull and unchanged at 81. 72l4q47Th. Iron
was unchanged in the English market. with
STANDARD foundry quoted at Sos and C1eve-
land warrants at sis AID. The local mar
ket was quiet; No. 1 northern foundry,
S16.50GfT25: No. 2, S16.O0d16. To- No. I south
eTn and No. / southern soft. sic. Bd17.3.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. L-METALSEDead, dun
at SL3z1A Spelter, firm at
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
st. LouipLive stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, oct. H-CATTEBLRsceiptk
$500 head, including A,lO Texans. Market
10albc lower. Native shipping and export
steers, A.O0Q1.G; dressed beef and butcher
steers. 2.766p5.R0S steers under LOCO pounds.
S.0oq6.bO; stockers and feeders.E 0.O004oo;
G2.ss; bulls. N7Sai2S5 catVes. S4'coaf.oO.
Texas and Indian ~staefsy 12s1bdf&40i cows
and heifeTs, $E6o684Oo Z
H0GS-Reeeipts, 500 head Market steady
to 100 lower. Pig and lights. 8.s0@6a6:
packers, &.601S.b; butchers and best
Market strong. Native muttona N00DA,Bs
lambs, s.. s5dS60; euIls and buckk, HT 20
400; stoekers. t260as.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
Cotton

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-COTTON-Futures
opened steady; October, SS7c; December,
$3.50; January, $500; March, S.62c; May,
s,50Gs.52c; July, s.55c, asked; August, $500.
asked.
Spot cotton closed quiet; middling up-
lands, 9.SOc; middling gulf, 4.55c; sales, $500
bales.
Futures closed barely steady; October.
S.s9c; November, S.64c; December, S.65c;
January, s.5lc; February, s.5lc; March,
S,5lc; May, S.52c.
sT. Louis, Oct. 1-CoTToN-Lower;
middling, 9hc sales, none; receipts, 362
bales; shipments, 32 bales; stock, SOL
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. oct. 1.-CoTroN-
Spots We're easy. Low ordinary, 4Ac NOM
iHal; ordinary, 5 9-l6c; good ordinary, &c;
ding. 9 5-16c; middling fair, 9 T3-16c; fair,
10 7-16c nominal; sales, 1900 bales; receipts.
1858 bales; stock, .6S,9tS bales. Futures
closed easy; October, 9.6Sc; November, S.5lc;
December, S.5Sc; January, S.52ci March,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hogs Lower, sheep and
Lambs STRONGER to HIGHER.

CHICAGO, Oct. L-CATTLE-Reeeipts
Steers, W4oa7.75 81; cows, SS,s5aS'S5; heifers.
&.0Oq42b bulls, $2.5O04.5O; calves. $500
$50; stockers and feeders, 2.60GDi5O.
HOGS-Receipts about 1900 head; mar
ket steady TO SC lower. Choice heavy ship
ping. S.00Q7.16; butchers, T.O0d7.15; light
packing, Sc. e06Qmixed, Se.eO@6so; choice
light, $6s0qS.95; packing. $66OG8.S5; pigs.
50. %; bulk OF sales, $s.6096.B
mated about 5000 head market strong to
25c higher. Sheep, $A00Q460; lambs, A.50Q
6.l0; yearlings, $.S50i.& 4bt--