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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
Nat Goodwin.

ia. Nat Goodwin.
 Nat c. Goodwin and Edna Goodrich surrounded by a large company of ca pablo and carefully selected players will appear here at the Grand Thurs day, March 20.
 The play in witch the co-stars are everywhere meeting with the greatest success, Is called "The Master Hand," and was written by Carroll Fleming and Florence Miller especially for them. At its initial performances at the Hollis Street Theatre, Boston, the play at once proved itself worthy of the talents of MT. Goodwin and Miss Goodrich and the audiences tested the capacity of the theatre. "The Master Hand" deals in interesting fashion. with a novel domestic complication in the family of New York aristocrat. and, besides being drama which grips
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21
AT THE GRAND.

AT THE GRAND. Thursday-Nat Goodwin and Edna Goodrich.
 Frfday--Lew DOckstader's Minstrels. At the Mnjestic-vaudevilie all week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

At the Mnjestic-vaudeville all week.
 With the announcement of plays for the coming week comes the announce ment that Jake Wells is to turn his theatre into a vaudeville house after March 29 Monday week. A rather startling announcement on the face of 1t. At the same time, however. comes the assurance that the vaudeville fea- ture will give way to the regular book ings of the theatre until the Bitou Theatre on Bibb street can be put into commission.
 Manager Wells has met with the greatest success in his vaudeville fea ture in other large theatres In his cir cult. and is confident that the feature will take well with his Montgomery patrons.
 The bookings of the theatre will in no wise be interfered with, as the at- fractions booked far into the next month have not been cancelled. Att fractions that Manager Wells has been saving to wind up a most successful season, at the Grand will be seen on the scheduled dates.
 For this week there are but two at- fractions, but both of them will draw capacity houses. The first is that of Nat Goodwin and Edna Goodrich Thursday might in "The Master Hand." while the second is that of Lew Dock- stader In his new minstrel combina- ton.
 Nat Goodwin Is recognized as one of the leading comedians of the present atage. and Miss Goodrich, his new wife. is recognized as one of the most beau tiful of American actresses. The com bination was seen in Montgomery la st season, and drew a capacity house. Miss Goodrich was at that time not MT. Goodwin's wife.
 This season they are said to possess a capital comedy written especially for tn en, and if for no other reason. Mont gofnerians will go to see the actor who has figured so often in the divorce courts, and to see the woman who has supplanted Maxine Elliott in the affec- tions of the comedian.
 lew Dock sta der's entertainment for the night following is said to be the best attempt which that popular black faced comedian has put on the stage. All of the vaudeville features have been eliminated, and the local hits will be more plentiful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

e4.O0 White Lingerie Waists .sf. .as $500 White Lingerie Waists .s2..a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

LINGERIE wAIsTs-Haua-
 someiy trimmed with Val Lace and
 Insertion, new long sleeve, regular
 $500 values, Monday Rf.4s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-03-21

Gringoire in "The King and the Vagabond" Is Laurence Irving's wife. Maud Hackney, good-looking. con- tralto-voiced, boy-mannered actress who used to be the Daupin to her fa- ther-in-laws Louis. Maud is charming ly picturesque at Gringoire. and her recitation of the disloyal ballad, for which the minstrel nearly forfeits his life Is rousing elocution. This woman- mans wooing of the merchants dainty daughter is a rarity. An actress's make-believe gallant is a travesty al- most always, but Maud's Gringoire be- hayes like truly ardent lover of a girl.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
REPRESENTATIVE sales:

nEtEEE-Iue easier lone "a klAink stOcA
at yesterday $ opening became more pro-
nOunCed as the morning advanced, especi-
aiiy in the lamb Drancn OF the trade ana
rat lambs closed generally weak, with
than the previous day. Desirable tat sneep
ruled ABOUT steady throughout the entire
session.
Feeders. on the other hand. closed
somewhat stronger. The inquiry for good
thln kinds broad and active and
anything that suited a buyers fancy
usually sold readily at prices fully steady
20 a shade higher. Despite the IN
rat lambs, q very satisfactory clearance
was made In all kinds OF offerings.
The run today was again OF moderate
proportions, only 1S,eO head being reported
in, making the weeks total thus for SSH
head as compared with 1l.141 head for the
same days last week and 1893 for the
corresponding period OF last year. The
character Of the receipts was very similar
to the big bulk of stuff that has been
coming TO market lately and very little, II
any, improvement was apparent today.
Packers were extremely Indifferent
buyers at the opening, in fact there were
not enough early sales in the killer branch
OF the trade to afford an adequate test
OF values, but such strings as were sold
were admittedly lower than yesterday. On
some Of the really good grades. prices were
possibly no lower than weak. but common
and inferior kinds OF both sheep and lsmbs
suffered declines all along the line and
the general market is quoted at unevenly
lower.
Feeders, however, held up very we'll and
most sales carried just about steady
rather slow in getting started, but there
appeared to be the usual healthy under
tone 60 the trade and prices on all desir-
able kinds sold in about the same notches
as yesterday.
Quotations on fat sheen and lambs
Good to choice lambs. S5.5Oa6.S; fair 70
good lambs. S6-s0d65; good light year
lngs. S.00G5.&; good heavy yearlings, $40
1880: good to choice wethers. A26450,
fair to good wethers, SaSOl4.5; good tc
choice ewes. S.DG4.i0: fair TO good ewes
S.7od39o: old amer ewes. HO0dZ0
Quotations on feeder stock: Good &c
choice lambs. $Oo66.4o; fair to good
&40d6Oo: light yearlings. A.s56615; heavy
yearlings. A.35G4sS; old wethers. N107A&
] good to- choice sewes. 27S8A&: breeding
ewes. S.75d5.50; y~earling bdeebing ewes
s. 56RK0
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
NEW YORK. STOCKS AND BONDS
Bank Of England is Target Of Atten-
ton for Financial World.
THIRD WEEKLY ADVANCE MADE
indication OF Extraordinary Coadt-
tions-New York Marked Does Not
share In Sensational Action
of Foreign Exchange.

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-The attention Of
the financial world was focused on the
Bank Of England today BY a third weekly
advance In the official rate Of discount, a
full / per cent TO 3 per cent On October
! the rate was put at 3 per cent. after
having stood at ~ per cent since April l.
Today's ; per cent rate. therefore. repre-
sents a rise OF "a per cent, doubling the
bank rate In two weeks. Such drastic ac-
ton Is rare except IN panic times and must
be accepted as Indication Of extraordinary
conditions. On october 81, 1907. the rate was
raised to 81 per cent from AZ per cent in
response To the banking panic which had
broken Qua in New York. on November 4
following the rate went to s per cent and
on November Z 10 I per cent as the result
Of acute demand from New York for
rescue purposes.
That the present action of the Bank OF
England Is directed in part against New
York's speculative borrowers is affirmed
In news advices from London and Is indi-
Gated also by the heavy selling Of Amer
lean securities for London account, which
Is forced by the measures Of the English
bank.
These were again in heavy volume today
and were attributed 70 the closing out of
loans In London. In which these stocks
figured as collateral.
United states Steel was the most notably
affected by this cause, although none Of
the stocks which have figured recently in
the active speculation were exempt from
this pressure. TOday's rise in the bank
rate was greeted by a sharp drop in the
Berlin exchange on London. although all
other exchanges. including our own. moved
strongly IN favor of London. In New
York the advance in sterling exchange wa
so violent as to give rise to calculations OF
the possibility OF gold exports in a shori
time.
The New York money market did mol
share in the sensational action Of foreign
money markets today, the call loan ratt
holding at ~ per cent as a maximum
yielding TO below that The recovery In
the stock market was encouraged by tbs
tranquil tone OF the local money market
There was evidence also OF the require
ment from an uncovered short interest II
stocks, left from the operations in antic
ipatiOn OF the advance in the English banl
rate. In United States Steel, especially
there were signs OF an aggressive turI
against the short interest. The vigorous
strength shown by Wabash preferred eveI
in the face of the early weakness of tn
market made it the subject Of conjecture
OF a part in another railroad deal. TIT
covering movement by the shorts made tn
closing tone strong.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value
SZ762,O00. United States bonds, Is, registered
declined \. the As, registered, y. and tn
A., ouPOn u per cent in the bid price OF
call
Number OF sales and leading quotation
I nm GfOrEe uara au FoT1ourEsA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
FfnnneiaI.

PARIS, Oct. d-Prfces on the BOurse
today opened weaker on the rise Of the
discount rate OF the Bank OF England, but
improved later on the resignation OF the
Spanish cabinet and the market closed
firm
BERLIN, Oct M-Transaotiohs on the
Bourse today were checked by a rise In
the Bank Of England rate OF discount.
LONDON, Oct. 2l-Money was in small
supply and dearer on the market today
and discounts we're raised in sympathy with
the rise in the Bank OF England rate OF
discount. On the Stock exchange the 4 per
cent rate and the consequent rise in money
has given spectators the hint that carry
over facilities for the forthcoming settle
ment are likely TO be sitter. This caused
offerings, especially Of Americans and
kaffirs. Foreign bonds and British Sc
curities improved f~ractionally later, but
the news OF the resignation Of the Spanish
cabinet brought continental selling and
made the close heavy. American securities
opened a fraction higher. stocks gaining
from = to Y. The higher bank rate
caused a reaction and at moor the market
was weak. with prices ranging from un-
changed 10 y lower than yesterdays New
York close. The decline continued in the
afternoon. United-States Steel touched 50
under New York selling and several other
stocks fell more than a point The mar
ket closed weak. Grand Trunk was weak
on the outcome OF the meeting OF the
company today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
OMAHA GENERAL MARKEr.
staple sna Fancy a Price. Fer
nlahaa By nnYera aha MhnlrNalera.

A - -
BUTTER-Creamery. No. l. delivered 10
the retail trade IN lib, cartons. Gci No.
n In e0lb. tubs. 9Ac; No. 2 In Lib. car
tons. &c. in ee-lb. TUBS SAe passing stock,
aSe; fancy dairy. tubs susie Market
EGGs-Fresh selling stotk. cSndisd. &c.
PoCLTRY-Dressed brouers. nc. springs.
l4c, hens, itt. cocks lee. ducks l5cGEeese.
itc; turkeys, &c; pigeons, per doz, N&.
Alive, br0ilers under 2 pounds, i5c; over
? pounds, lec; hens, nci COCKS 6Aci ducks.
Ffull feathered. lOc; geese, fun 1sathered.
&c. turkeys. under 10 pouuas. l5c; over 20
pounds, Hc: guinea fowls H9 per do1
pigeons, @c per doA
OYSTERS-Seleets, small cans, &c; large,
oc; gallon, $50, New York counts small
standards. small. nc. large, Sc. gallon
FisH-Fresh caught. almost all are
dressed: Halibut. nqlSe: buffalo, &c; trout
tSc: bullheads, llc; catfish Eog orappies.
sunfish. &c; black bass, Sc; whltefish,
lSc; pike, I2c; salmon. lsc. pickerel, 1se'
frog legs, sc. Fresh frozen, Whiteftsh,
No. 1. lie; round. 90; piok erel. dressed and
headless &c; pike. dressed. lie; redsnappefs,
lac: Spanish maciserel. Use; native maoksrel.
~, BE S1 Su rts. so S NS ps sl NO; r rs
2 loin, lohc; No. ; loin. No, l chuck.
SIC; No. z chuck. tlSc; No, , chuck. the;
No. round. sac; No. 2 round SAC; No ,
round, &c; No. l plate, Sac; No : platN
CHEEsE-Finest wisconsin fur cream
twins, nGTT4c; Young Americas. four in
cream brick. full case. nc. block Swiss.
1sfd1sc; full cream limbeFger l69i7c; Inn
ported Swiss. soc; Roeagef9rt SasSe: Eaam-
FRUIrS-Oranges, VaienC.a seedless. -
to 2S sizes, p.55: Florida. alt sizes. &S;
sLises. SO; Sue ca ffSrTS faSsy' $50. Extra
fancy. $50. pears. fall varieties. No.
peaches. Colorado fr~eestsnest extras. per
per lib basket, nc: prunes, Italian PEI
crate. SIS: cantaloupes, Colorado Rocky
ford, standard sizes, IS melons, t4a; pohy
size, "a melons, as; apples. home grown,
cooking. per bu. basket CSC; per market
basket, &c: Jonathans and SHOWS, in bblS,
Colorado box JonSthaSs. estrs choice. a-S:
bbis. $3.50; winesaps. In bills, sAOo; ounces,
G fidai Z 70 s & si GSs, S.sS: C C s. s'S g
and 81 sizes, $50; cranberries, Cape Cod,
per Dbl; 800; per box s2eo; dates ANCHOR
HoIowe'en dates, due about November L,
per H.. &c; figs. California. 50 pkgs. SC size,
vEGETABLEs-Irish potatoes per bu.
T5dSQc; Virginia sweets, per Dbl, 250q2.75;
Wisconsin cabbage, per ID. 1Hc; radishes,
20c; extra fancy lettuce per doza &C:
fancy home grown parsley, per. dozen
punches, sc; onions red and yellow IN
crate. d.5O; fancy Florida egg plant, doc.
75c; tomatoes, fancy home grown. per
per market basket. 100; celery. Michigan.
per doz. punches, Sc; Colorado, per lib.
bunch, 75c; mammouth western, per doz.
punches, sc; cucumbers. hot house, per
doz, N.25q1.50; rutabagas, Canada, per 10,
nc: horseradish. 2 doE. In case. $780, wal
nuts, black. per h., 2hc; California No, J.
per ID, 13kc; California No. 2, loo; garlic,
extra fancy white, per h., ioe; red per ID
HIDEs-No. / green. 1Oc; No. / cured
Pic
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

Cash qnetatioVs we're a. feDovs;
FlQUR-rieadF. ~
RNE-No. ? &c.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing. aG54c: fair
TO choice. mailing, 67GGc.
SEEDS-FtaN, MOL southwestern, 1G.
No ] northwestern, nT1 Timothy. 26Sa
PROvIsIoNs-Mess pork, per Dbl.
f~aeikG22R Lard, per 100 his, S2seHa
i2fa short ribs. sides OoOse)s Sl0sTHG
rs; short clear sides ~(boxedD s15od130.
Total clearances Of wheat ana flour were
equal to 900. Oo0 bu. Primary receipts were
Le2Oo bu.. compared with L.0f0.o00 bu. the
corresponding day q year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
= cars; corn, ln ears; oats, l6 cars; hogs.
2COQ head.
BUiTLR-steadyi ersameries. ssaSOc;
dairies. 230SSc. =
EGGs-Receipts. Sos cases. Market
steady: al marx. eases included. Se. firsts.
sc: prime firsts. Sc
CHEESE-FIrm; daisies. 16d1s4c; twins.
IShal5Nc; Young Americas 1eF16Ne; long
horns. I5Adl6c.
POTATOES-Steady; choice 10 fancy.
ad5ac: fair to good, t6d4sc.
POULrRY-Easy; turkeys lie; chickens,
l-c. springs. utc-
vEAL-Dun. 10 70 G-lb. weights Ta714c,
, " 10 S-lb. weights. Is4sc; s. 70 10Th.
y Weights. eL441lc.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
NEW YORK GENERAL HARKET
Quotations 90 the Day an various
Com modfties.


NEw- YORK. oct. n-FLoUR-Re-
steady with a quiet Local trade. Mn
$4,000. Minnesota bakers, Agou4so;
winter extras, A40aA@; winter patents,
sosS75; wiR,s. 10y sEfess $500 ssq
steady: fair to good. A15dAO; choice to
fancy. &Ls0dAN BuckwheRt nour. dull.
CoRNMEAL@steSdy: fine white and
kiln dried. iS.so@5.55
BARLEYGQuiet: feeding. soas2c nom
mat {. o b. New York
New York.
wHEAT-Receipts. 7s.No bu.: exports.
H40I bui spot, easyi No 2 red n1'
Z o. b., anoat. No. 1 northern Duluth,
&l14s. nominal. T. o. b., anoat: No. 2 hard
winter. ~. nominal T. o. b.. afloat- While
forenoon wheat prices broke NC per hushei
today. Rejecting bearish foreign news ana
liquidation, there was a sharp afternoon
rise, led by December. which seemed 70
be congested and the whole market closed
quite steady at NC net advance to nc De
cline. December, l-lh ctosso az
nR May. H1O 1S-1ed111 Sis closed at
CoRN-Receipts, 5,ss bu.; exports, a,Ss.
6u.' spot. easy; No. ? l0c. eleyator ana
yellow. nc, nominal. option market was
without transactions. closing sHhc net
lower. December closed at csc; MAY closed
oAfs-Receipts. 1000. bu; spot, quiet:
natural white, Is to g lbs. t9g4614c; clipped
white, - to a lbs, 81z44S1Ee-
~HAY-Easyi No. 3 &dsc; good TO ch0icei
&cdSLM
HOPS-steady; state common. 80 3sc;
1905, 16d21o; Pacific coast 1908. 25g SOC
HDEsEFirm; Bogota- &c; Central
LEETHER-steady; acid, 22dsOc.
PROVTSIONS-Beef quiet; family. $500
d1A5O;- mess, s1l.30 41l50i beef hams
$4,000 926O0; packet. S12.0eQ12.50; city
extra india mess, Mooq150. PORK, urn.
family. G65dZ I.50, short clears, SAVol
f2600. Cut meats, unsettled; picked bellies
a5gOa1l25; PiekTed hams ~ Lard
ftrmer; continent sl2@ south America
aL0; compound. S.756l08
~RICE-Steady; domestic, HAqfc; patria
TALLow-FIrm; city. sse; country. 81
BUTTER-Firmer; creamery specials
iy1haa2c: extras. 9oh92lc; third to firsts
26a2Eci process, E1z4Nbtc; western tac
tory, 23ha2c; Imitation creamery, z
falls. 16hG17c; state full cream specials
fancy, 16c; state full cream specials, com
mon to good, Ehdl5hc; skins full to spec
EGGs-FIrm; state pennsylvania an,
nearby hennery, white. 3G42c; state Penn
sylyania and nearby gathered, white
EG27c; state Pennsylvania and nearby
brown hennery, 3d36c; gathered brown
lT4S2c; western extre firsts, 26hGZttzes nrsl
6d26c; seconds, HAa243zc.
| dressed, weak. western
chickens, 1Sa16c; fowls, Rhql5Ac.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22

Totals a..

GAAAAk-ReceipLs we're Asavy asain ~
nay, - cars DeEHg reported IN. 1ne suy-
pay Vas made up very Largely Of DutcneT
stock, and sJocksrs ana feeaers and dressed
Deer men we're complaining OF the very
indifferent Quanty OF what lew beef cattle
we're inciuoed IN the receipIs Of this as
nluch as anything else contributed toward
making the market SLOW and lower. Ad-
vices from eastern points were in the man
Deartsn. ana ali classes OF buyers lnsisteu
on shading prices, bias and sales being
from weak TO 1Oc lower than
yesterday All around.
Cows and heifers also sold on a slightly
lower basis Supplies were not very
heavy. but the large quantity ofsit6E
grade steers on safe, both here and al
other points. naturally created q shorter
demand for the stock and all classes Of
buyers took a bearish view OF the situation,
Strictly good to choice helfers were Hcaroe
and quoted steady and there was not 50
much in the thin and canning
grades. On the other hand, the fair u
medium butcher COWS were generally pretty
nearly 1Oc lower than yesterday, and tbs
trade slow at the decline. There was q
rather dull trade in stockers And feeders
and prices were unevenly lower All around
Yard traders loaded up heavy the early
part Of the week in anticipation OF a good
country demand which failed TO materializC
and. as a reult, they have liberal supplies
on hand that they are unable to dispose OF
even at prices 10Q15c lower than the frs
OF the week. The declines Is especially no.
| ticeable in the heavy cattle which have
been neglected Of late on account Of theil
prevailing high prices. Choice lightweight
steers are selling about as well as a weel
ago. but common light stuff is hard toNdis
pose OF at any price.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choic,
cornfed steers, TLO0dS.00; fair to good corn
fed steers, &00qf.OO; common to fair corn.
fed steers. A5Od6Q: good to choice rang,
steers. S36625; fair to good range steers
A.50d5.O0; common to fair range steers
s35Qd44o; good to choice cornfed cows and
heifers, A0OG5.O0; fair to good cornfeS
cows and heifers. S.3d40; common Z
fair cOrnfed COWS and heifers. s2O043.S
good to choice range COWS and heifers. 28
| G5.25; fair to good range cows and heifers
e20d3T5; common to fair range COWS ant
heifers. 0.&d3t0; good to choice stocker
and feeders, AT5d55 fair to good stock
ers and feeders. 3SOd45O; common to fai
stockers and feeders. S2T5d3D; stock heif
ers. S2S5d3B: veal calves, S-50d7o: bulls
stays, etc, S2.75d4N.
Representatiye sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Oct. H-CATTLE-Re-
cetpts. 5000 head, including lO00 southerns.
Market for steers steady TO l0c lower; for
cows. strong and active. for packers and
feeders, weak; choice export and dressed
beef steers, &.609s.50; fair to good. Al5a
SIS; western steers. A1065.5O; stOckers and
feeders. g.6Qs.G; southern steers, S3256
46; southern cows. 0.40a2e0: pative cows,
40. native heifers. 8S5d6O; pulls.
s.. IS. calves. S.5Od7.5O.
HOGS-Reoeipts. 1000 head. Market Bd
Toe higher; top, T.72h; bulk OF sales. sf.a0i
10, heavy, E-50dE.72z packers and butch
ers. HBdT.O; light, H.1Od7.55; pigs. 5000
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 900
head. Market steady; lambs. 650aT8,
yeariings. A.506525: others. AO06lT5; ewes,
175d450: stockers and feeders. S3Od5O
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
LOndon stock Market

Tolsi s.iss for ne dsy. Eso.7 oO share.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Heavy Receipts Keep Coming and
Elevators Fill Up Fast.
RRfCE REDUCTION PREDICTED
-orn settles 60 a weather Problem,
whsther New Crop Movement
a can Ne Hurried OF WIZ Ne
Delayed by Roads.


OMAHA. oct. II. 1890.
The continued heavy receipts have begun
10 tell on the demand and wheat supplies
have Increased 20 rapidly that elevator
concerns are beinE taxed 20 the limit IN
storing II. Experienced traders predict
large SURPRISES. followed b. lower price
levels.
The corn markets have settled TO a
weather problem. as to- whether the move
ment Of the new crop vii be delayed or
whether conditlons wifi favor early dehv-
cries.
Wheat was weak and sold steadily lower
owing to the very slow deHiaHd from eie-
NatOr concerns. who have been good pug-
ers up until the present time. stocks are
filling up rapidly with the present run OF
receipts.
Corn was a shade lower with wheat and
slower cash demand. Receipts continue 10
n liberal and buyers are going slow, as
ne shipping demand has fallen OFT. An
Nariy movement Of new corn should run
values lower.
bushels and shipments were FTSeW bush.
els, against receipts last year or l.e4o,pN
bushels and shipments OF $1,000 nusheis;
Primary corn receipts we're S49e bush
els and shipments were Al09 busheis,
against receipts last year Of $4,000 bushels
and shipments OF $4,000 bushels.
C~Iearances were s3eo hashels or corn
none OF oats and wheat and Tour e1uai tS
10000 bushels.
Liverpool closed Nd 10 Id lower or
wheat and I'D TO I'd higher on corn.
Local range Of opdcnas
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
Metal Markea.

NEW YORK. Oct I-METALs-stand-
ard copper was weak locally today. Local
dealers quote lax aopper At nA011lE.
eIectrolytic al N26od12Sh and casting al
Sa5tdIAH, The London market closed
EN Is ca Tin was steady locally. The
London market was firm. with spot AZ
riN p ca and futures a. El8 lis 81 Lead
was quiet locally at AA41A0 The Lon
vas firm locally. with spot az &5 bid
The London market closed lower al En 2
"a Dr. SPOT Iron vas lower IN London.
Cleveland warrants being quoted al Or
ihd- The local mdrket was steady: No
fuwiry. northern, 3~l90i6lqs0. No. q n&N
NMN a No 2 alufhem and No. I southern.
soft Sc @TfgM
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-22
So. LoaIs Live stock Market.

ST LOUIS. Oct observation-disclosures
1000 head, including $500 Texans Market
was steady TO lOo lower: native Shipping
and export streers. $675a&40: dressed beef
and butcher steers. S5.2Q6.50; steers under
1000 lbs. AO0d6.5; stockers and feeders.
EJO965O; COWS and heifers, AO0d6 IS; can
ners, GOG2o: bulls. t2T5dAO0; calves. S.0
Is.O0; Texas and Indian steers td50a6T.
cows and helfers. S2.O0d3&.
HOGS-Receipts, 200 head. Market 10c
higher; pigs and lights. SO0Q75O: packers.
rSa155: butchers and best heavy. S.6g
$50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 2OGl
head. Market steady; native muttons. SEQ
d47B; lambs. S6O0a7.25: culls and bucks.
t2.50d4s0; stOckers, S-EG4O0.