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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
Ter m%6dcntlide @eInnbbeitsberidjt.

SoS toltc, flare Wettcr periirIadt
Nbnubnlc Der 3obl Der SoOes-
fGQc. - Die Shiuinoiildt for
bcrtc aud IN Der lebtell Wod)c
lpieocr 20 Spfcr. Gle ilbrigcn
Soiipt . Soocsuriod)en.
TaS trodcnc folte Wetter Der leb-
ten @ohc bat bo5u bci1etragcll, Die
GAIL Der lpoesi1lc in Der lebten
@od)c niebrig Su boltcn. Ocn @o.
heilberid)t bcS @eiunobeits Gcpor.
ten,cnts 5ufolge itorbcu IN Der per.
iloilencn @pde III Yerionen ge9el,.
iibcr III IN b~ericlben Eeriooe bes
Goriobres, $50 IN 1907 unb 1877 in
1906. Sic iGbrli6e 5ooesrote pro
Scuienb Der geuolferuns betrng
1850.
SlberfuloiiS, &ungenent5iinoung
unb 9rigbtihe Nierenfranfbeit for.
oertcn bic mciItcn Spfer; Die erltge.
nannte &ronfbeit oeren 20 uno Die
onberen beioen ie 10. 8rebS pcrlir'
iod,tc IS 1ooesfoae. oroonild)e Ser5s
leiben ocreu 10; . Eerionen lpuroen
burd llnf1ue getootet unO 4 begin-
gen SelbItlnorb.
8oi, ben III Iootcn iuoren 100
meiBe Gillgcborene Der Ser. Staoten,
33 I'M Nuslanoe geboren uno 3G iua.
rem Negcr. Gon bieien Sooesfdllen
ereigneten lid 40 in Soppiclu mo
oi,oercn bieiigen SnItitllten nlo so
ipitGlern.
Sn @ult5en purOen m1brcllo Der
Wodc 107 @cbirten ollgcnleloct. oa.
rmrlter 80 WciBe; 45 ruorell m1nnll'
d)cn mo 81 peiblidcn @eldlcdt0.
9ie iol9cnoen ,Sollc bon ante
fcl,0en Grtranflungeil gclunniei III,
Vcrglcid) 81 bcriclbcn Node DTS
Goriobrc5 i,lr 9lllnlclouna:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
Wnhisipal-N adyridjten.

-
Sie Steuerrote pro 1910 miro $1.99
%betragen. - Gin Srrtbum Der
Staotratbs : MitgIieoer bel ge-
retnung Der Motc. - 9ie Bib
get = @eborbe bofit ol,f Gompro.
nib nit ser Cos @eieIIlhoit.
@altimore'S Steuerrote pro 1910
miro $1,99 betrogcn onitntt ST 1884,.
ipie es nod Der Nbppticn oes 9erid)s
ties oes 9onfereu5 : Gomite's ourd)
ben Staotratb angeuoIulnen poroc1
tpnr. 0nrf ein &erieben bottel
ndmiih Die StootrathS : WitaIieoer
g~cglaubt, oaB Die S%trcidnng eines
Sbciles Der IerlpiIligllrg fir bic
Tortbetoroe cine SerabieBung Ser
Steuerrate IN lid, ihlieBcn pilrbc.
Iies iuor abcr cine irrtbiimlid)e An.
iidt, ga ia Die Termiuigungcn fir
Die Eorfbcboroc aus Der Eorfiteuer
beItritten 1perben.
Cine Calculation. melt)e SillfS-
Stoot 9onirolerr Srecman, Der
Glert Der 9iiogct = 9eboroe. mod)te,
ergob, DOB, pern bic Seboroe Die
Steuerrote III Der Scroronung nllf
ST .9Sla nlgciebt bobel miirhe, iid)
Elm 0eii5it BON aenou $1,000 in Dem
@tot fir 1910 eiugeitellt hoben Mir
sc. 7ic Siioeet . 9eboroe beitimmte
bemgcmGb 9eitern Moraen Die Sobc
Der Steuerrote pro 1910 oils $1.99.
Soften, CONFRONT 5u cr-
sieIen.
Ios @eriitt, bob Die yGonioliouteb
@oS, electric 2iabt ono Yoruer 60"
piellciht angelitts Der Saltrtng Der
Niibeet : 9ehoroc ibre Sfferte be5il9-
lid Der Ginfiibrung bon Mnti,rgos
suriif,ieben mGge, iinhet bel bcn
Witalieocrn Der @cborhe fcillcn
8louben. @efonntlid icttc oic Be.
boroe III ibrer lestcn Sitlula ocrl
Hchtspertreter Der @clcIihoft, &rn.
Nidolas y. Bomb, bon oert Mipoiii-
fationcn in &enlltniB, pbnc meld)e lie
Die Nattraos . Gerpromulg nid)t 81
eoiiiren geionnen lit. GH midtigitc
berielben lit oic Nenbcrung Der 3eit.
bauer bes Go%ntraftes BON s,ponsig
III flint Sobren. Gle Mtitglieocr Der
Weborbe erflGrten geitern Worgelt
erneut, bob iie bent Noturgos . Tro.
jeff al iif) burd)aiis ~giiniti9 9eiinllt
micier, mo Dob tic beitinmt iiber5cu9t
ieielt. bob iid) ein G%onlpromiB erjic-
len loiicn piirOc, iueld)cr Der Gas.
Gompngnic genebm ici mo 5ngleid)
Die Sllterelicn Scr Ginipobner 9oltis
nimc's idliitc.
3mcds Gcrbrcitcruna ser
@clnir- Hoob.
Gic Sopogropbiihc |erneliungs-
6omniiiion bot ben StroBen-G urdps
brrdys . GonmiiiGren Sic GlGne fir
Go%nhennirrng mnb &crbreiterrnng
Der 9elair Huao BON Morth , 9lpc.
Sur norbIid)en S%tootgrense iibermit-
telt, unb Die &cBtcrcll mcrben in oil
lernGditer 3cit nit Dem pom 8eicb
i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der.
longten ief)sluohiacn Mnnonciren
beginner. Die Yfloiterrng oerStre.
&c, bercl Soften aus Dem 100000
Mntbeil Der Stnot an Der StaatS.
SanoltroBen = Inleibe beItritten iper-
ben, 0iirite foullt Dor Dem Sabre 1911
becroet iperben, ga sic Inrd)iilbrlng
oes Gonoemnations : Yerfabrcns Ell
tie 5icnnlif gerarunlc Spdnne 3eit ers
foroert.
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- o2ls NORTH HOWARD STREET -
go
Nas emansipirtc Vaba.

Sn bieienI oufgcfldrten Sono,
@o Niles it'd entdl15ipirt
9o ariibelt man in iebem Stonb,
Mic man Der 5reibeit Heigen fiibrt.
Sogor bic cole @eiblihfcit
9ridt iebt sie altc TRADITION
Gerlpegeit tritt tic in ben Streit
lln0 ipriht Den Yolitifern SoDll.
60 cine 6rouenrcd)tlerin.
Wai,s cincrlci, Oh 0iimlL oh hid,
sic eiicrt i'm nerrueg'nen Sinn
Sir 5reibeit mo fir Menihcnglild.
Gie aompfesluit treibt iie binaus,
Sic lit ltid,t mebr oaS it)ipadlc @eib,
Ser Monn lei ieet oao 8eib inn
Sdus .s.f.4
Tho itopf' Die Striimpf' gum 3eit.
pertreib.
Gang itano lie fern Der Eolitif,
SIS bieb: oo3u it's @eib 5u oiintm!
Sett gebt's oen WGrnern ans Sc
mid.
Tic Weiber orcb'n ben SpieB beruln.
Sn bielem ouiaetl1rtcn Sano,
Wo Y0eS lid, "enton5ipirt
Sat aud Dos Widelfino Geritnnb.
Nls BATS Den Gurwin id)on Ituoirt.
Us fnurrt idon iriibL ais BATS eiil
Medt,
CAB eS Die glteli %ld)ifunirt;
IS ipielt Die 6reibeitsrole edit.
Hiifiid)tslos uno gun5 ungenirt.
@ern nGblt' cs leirlc Gltern ATS,
Cod oo,u lit cs id,on 5u lpdt
90 i'm Eoloit - I'M Vettclhais
81 mics oo1 Sd)idluI bait gcorebt.
Wubl not ooS Gdbp protcitirt,
AlS Is ben gall5eli 9cttcl ioh
Tab mans III lold)cm Tod gefilbrt,
So olll,ill, MICS ic Elm Mligc lnb.
VerGdtlid blidt's Die Mltcn az
Siigt lid, ae5ipruigcn III iein Coos,
Hur Nod)ts, ou i1mgt'S 81 flaacn on.
"a ~itronlpclt es I'M 3orn lid) bios:
Ga lie1' id, nun uib ldlrei' MIDI
matt,
Stein Merid) IN oicicm Sons CT.
luad)t;
Sd babe id,on oos Seben ldtt
Dan, alloerS bnb' if) Mrs geoadlt.
Mon tol,itc mid. il iUclB llldlt pic,
Tiellcidt. ooB i'd Elm Scihc mar!
Id idric uno itompic mic nod nic
limo mad)te es Dem Eforrer ld)iper.
Ter aoB mir @oiicr uilf Der Gopf
limo madt' cin ollmm' 0elid)t ousii,
Ger5ueiielt id,ric id) ariler 5ropf,
9ie Glteru 5iuungen MIDI oa5ti.
Gin SfinocrbarmcS fam 5uleBt,
Gin Eoftor MARS. Der lalit &C.
id)innpit
Sat uleircll iarteit Arm perleIt,
is bic6. or bate mid gein1pft.
Mcin Spciie5ettel id)ntcdt gaii
ltaul.
Wildl Wtild! mo ipeiter gar hidlts
ntcbr,
limo id) pcripiiaid,' lie tnilieiiomal.
Nenn es ltllr ed)te 9ubntild, lp1r'l
Mildl Mildl mo etiuas biliilen yrci
Sin mubrboit IGppiIfes @etrditf
@Gr' bod Der Munlniel id)on porbci,
Worbci, buS ipioerlid, @eItonfl
limo Die llmgcbung, bloc uto Itritpf
Salt mid, III ibreln cngeit Bonli,
Is icblt nid)t picl, ooB ih perinmpf'.
Sd,oo', BOB id, nod nift lauien
fam,
&1ii' i1 Die Shipireen ifpn gereet,
Nus oieient buutnnen Guterlei -
9ol6 nob. bole trpden Nnnn eeleat-
CUR St1rfuns Dinner Griisenbrei."
~. 3. Q.
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Semi ii Il / d. - SER 1ierbp'
Der iheu in bet @olerie umberto BON
einem porIbereeben6enSerrn beinute
bas Bier umseitoben ipiro) ~tei,5io.
ne, Signorc ooniidcr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
gerIanat Sraueu anb @abdjea.

1ertaMgf:
Gin Wio1en ala a1tin uHb sur 6iilfe bet
Ssr Suusarbeit in elmer Camille bon 4 Grtcadf
Hatbsuftaseu in Rr. 2743. ct. Eaa!s
Giraffe. (343-6
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Che man amoerstpp fault


iripisire ma iene nemcn 5iueiitOdi.
aen. iein cimseridtetcm Sanier i'm
25OO-Ylod am @ei@6agette-S trahe,
5tuiidjcn Catherine nnS Sbipleg.st.
gmoiuirte 9abeipamne rulh Insgiilie;
sSonaI : Drainage; nieorige anner-
Steuern; banogema!te 9edcn; 8eiti-
bull nit Gad,eln alisgelegt; Iues cnts
boItenb. iuns 5l einem mobernen
9alls gebort. Yreis Der Sauicr elf
funbert Collars ($1100.0O ieocs;
lrl)r nieoriger 8rulO5ins. 8coin-
gi,raen ben &dllfern ongcrcbm &c.
muft.
Mon nebinc lpcitlih gebenOe @ap.
Str. Glettriid)c, Iteise om terminus
al mo sebe 5mei 'Sauiergeuiertc
n6rolid). N1beres Ourdb 8alter &.
Mcitpbal, 9auunterncbmer. an Srt
nub Stcac. (Sept1-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
Milia Terraces,

Ntfa.Msemne uno Sarfprb.Nsab.
So III &ueS, mas Gle braudpen, nm etn
grunbNi6 80 iaHtcn. Nir baaen aaM 3tr
SauS eeSen letdte AbSablnnaen. 100 VIune.
HeHhert. IN Spise gerbedernns Der Sarforo.
Moab. Wtanga an 'itnternehMunasseif hot
nudA nte 0rfp(ae gcp omen. Sontmen Sic nan
bier an iracuS etnem Nerftage pber apuntaD.
Sac, Matter. edin.e unf BEN 0igemttnm.
rs Wetnuten 3nn, Mathhaus (5e. Jabrprcts).
@etb & 4Hbtte.
esRntusS ben 0an5 Tag. (scp1. 5Oite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12
Ser Natb elmer Came in Wutrr Tame

~ Os"sp St"NA ~u"S SsSs
iii ole Iieienigen, bic OIL Tleitma.
tisnniS, OF ltiiit Mustel' ooer @eicnf.
Nbeunlotismiis, al SiiitIdmcr5cm
3erenhltB b, Hiifehpeb, Sduncr.
5cn ili Der H~icrcnge9eno Deer 9teroen.
idncr5cn leibcn, gebt oobiil,. oil tic
mn eli, SaiisntitteI 5l id)reiben, lucl.
DIES ipicberbolt i1lmntlihe oieier Sc.
bred)cn gcbcilt fat. .Sic iiiblt cs OILS
lire Yfliht, oaiiclbe an Pile fuitenirci
5n ididen. Sic f0nnen 5ii Sauie cine
Scilung bcrbeifiiGren, iuas Sauicnbe
6e5eiigen f6nnen Gin alimaipedicl lit
nidt c~sioroerlid. 9ieics euibcdic
einfad)e Miftel ideibet Sarnidure
aus Dem glute. maft Die i;eiien &c.
lenfe geidneiois. reiniet oas YIut
nl,b flart bic Sebfraft; benz gan5cn
a0rpcripitcm ipiro glefiri5itGt unb
Sponnfraft perlieben. Wenn Sbiees
Sic intereifirt, 10 obreiiiren Sic be.
bufs erlansnng bon geneiien Gadu
%. Summers, gor R, 1otre Game,
Smb. Sdrciecn sic in bi.icr Sprodlc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12

e17E-anate @idnins; foitete urfpriiiie.
0 lid $500; fam ribt bon einsnt
nencr nnicriniebem iucrben; SeWei
uno Scde.
etiet, 8 sprb.9 ibertp. etrdee.
(33g-45)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-12

Stnbli6icncn / iii bic {.
rifani d] G Giicn H. Wit
5000 1onnen Stoblid)icnen iiltr sc
tern Der Compiler nScedn" ben
SpnrroluS Yoil,t db. Gie Soouu0
ocs InnipierS lit Die Sdlitc elues oui
1900 Sonnen Sd)ieneu lautenbcn
N~ilitraaes, mcld)cn Die Wtorplono
Stubf. Gompognie iIr Die Notlonals
gabn Werifo'S ousiiibrt.
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8elb 81 perleiben.

apninat 5u uns, pemu Cir 1elb brdad4t!
S5 bis $50 All etrlite Geitffe. Wdnncr
ober 5raner, olif M5beln ODER SaIaire aeborat.
ySodentIihe uber ,nonuiIide Miid5nhlnnasn.
0efunt ,otnuoarb 9pdn Co.," Hr. 22S, ct.
Vdut.etrafe. CNoo9fyD
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15

President Of The Nebraska Southern Rail-
way Company.
T. w. INLAND.
Secretary Of The Nebraska Southern Rail-
way Company. Octlb-22-2
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
To the Stockholders of the Omaha South
ern Railway Company:
You are hereby notified that by RESIDUE
tions OF the Board OF Directors OF Omaha
Southern Railway company. duly adopted
at a meeting Of said board on the 18th
day of August, 1909, a special meeting OF
the stockholders of Omaha Southern Rail-
way company has been called to be held
at the general offices and principal bust
ness office OF said company, at the office
OF G. Il. Wagar, at the southeast corner
of Fifteenth street and Farnam street,
In the city of Omaha Nebraska, on the
forenoon for the following purposes:
a. To. consider the sale, conveyance
and transfer by this Company OF the whole
and every part OF its line OF railroad and
branches, constructed or to be constructed,
together with all the real estate and other
assets and property, real personal or
and immunities Of his company, and all
Interests therein, TO The Missouri Pacific
ton OF the States OF Missouri. Kansas and
Nebraska, formed under a certain contract
and Articles of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
10Th day Of May, 1909; and TO determine
fer, and the terms thereof, shall be con-
sented to, ratified. assented to, approved
"a II it shall be determined - the
stockholders hat such sale, conveyance
and transfer be consented to, radfiSd as
scented TO, approved and adopted, then to
authorize and direct the proper Officers Of
this company from time to time to execute
and deliver any and oil deeds and other
instruments OF whatever nature, and to
take all further or other action, necessary
or proper to carry such sale, conveyance
and transfer fully into effect; and ~
80 To Tatlfy and confirm all action
taken and authorized by the Board Of d.
rectors Of this Company. and to take any
other action In the premises, ana to trans
act any other business that may properly
come before the meeting. 'H@fh
For the purpose Of this meeting the
stock transfer books Of his Company will
be closed at the close OF business on the
18th day OF October, 1909, and remain
closed until the opening Of business on the
25th day Of October, 1909.
Dated August IT, 1909.
s. b. SCHUYLER.
President Of Omaha Southern Railway
Company.
r. w. IRLAND,
Secretary of Omaha Southern Railway
Company. Oct15-22-a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
Local Securities.

Local securities quotations, furnished by
Samuel Burns, jr., 64' New York Life
building, OrDaha:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
New YORK Minine stock,.
Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct, H-CoTToN-
SPOT market firm and Lice higher; mid
ding 1850; sales on the spot, zoo bales;
10 arrive, l 200 bales. Futures opened steady
at a decline of 4 to 8 points on disappoint-
ing cables and the failure Of the predicted
frost to materially. After the call the
decline was widened to 8 to 10 points on
selling from scalping profes ionals. Al this
level fresh buying for long account com
menced to come in and on reports Of a good
SPIT demand In the interior the marker
rose g adually % to "a points. standinS
earl In the afternoon II to Is points over
y~esterday's closing. There We're new high
levels for the eason. May was put over
lac. Little excitement attended the trad
ing Much Of the strength Of the marker
was due to a falling off in the movement,
Nhich, In the face OF a good spot demand
at high prices, was taken by many as a
confirmation Of small crop estimates.
frCfit-taklng caused something OF a re-
ecion late IN the SIS ion, the market clos
ing very steady at a net advance OF 2 TO a
points; Futures clos q very steady, Clos
December, 13.b1c; January. i3Gso: MsTCb'
Il NC; May la9lc; July, 13.9Sc.
81: LOUIS, Oct. 1l-COTTON-HfFber.
mlddl!ng, l3kc; sales, "a bales; recsipts
2,34I bales. 'tN'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
Wool Market.

BOSTON, Oct, lA-WOO-With the local
supply OF MooI less than a ,hird VI NORMAN.
amount and selection becoming broken me
market Is quieter than for some monfhs
values are holding very firm, The leading
domestic quotations range as follows Dbi0
and Pennsylvania, Xxx, S6qS7c; X s4aa5cs
No. 1 washed. 4044lc; No. 2 washed 40c,
zine unWashed, 2742Sc; half blood. comb,
ing, S0ci three-eighths blood combing. 97c.
quarter blood cOmbing. S4a35c; delajns
washed, 4og4lc. Michigan, Wisconsin, ana
New York ~fieeces, fine unwashed. Ss6Ssr,
delaine unWashed, A432c: half blood m
washed, Stq35c; three-eighths blood m
washed, S4g5c; quarter blood. SSdSlc. Ken
lucky, Indiana and Missouri, three-eiFbths
blood, &c; quarter blood. 32G33c. Scours5
values: Texas, fin twelve months. 7565sc.
fine six 20 eight months. s0Q7Oc; fine nan
5Nd6Oc. California, northern, 6Sd7oc: mia,
die county, 63q65c: fall free. AOasSc 0ra-
Ron eastern No, l staple. 1880: eastern
clothing. 7up12c; valley No. 1, 57d5sc, Ter
ritory, fine staple, U0S0c; fine medt,,r,
staple, 50QI2c; fine clothing, 7e6I2e; half
blood, 75d1ec; three-eighths blood 6e0T0c.
quarter blood, 67d6sc. Pulled extrS -
75c; fine A, 65d7Oc; A supers. 6Od64c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
Kansas Gay Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Oct IA-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 1900 head, Including /. 400 southerns,
marke steady; choice export and dressed
beef steers, $6.6OdS. 25; fair to good, "a. 4Oa
62b; western steers, $4,000 20; stockers and
4s5; southern WI $2.GO63.S0 native cows.
26Oq475; native heifers So. 1906. Is; bulls,
S2.76d3.75; calves, $3.60n3N 90.
HOGS-Receipts, 10000 head: market
strong to &c higher; top, $I65; bulk OF
sales, S7.SO0E55; heavy, $7.5O4I62h; pack
ers and butchers, S7.35d7.65 lights, S8.s5d
7.45; pigs, $5.0O96.2 %.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, Il, Loo
head; market strong; Utah lambs, 81 Is,
lambs, t5.7547.1 Is; yearlings. A.5OG5.OO
wethers, $4.2544.S5; ewes, A.OOq4a5; stock
ers and feeders, $S.OOQ475.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Strong and Higher Cash Trade Sends
Wheat Up Again.
MINERS STILL BUY HEAVILY
A. Nofferinss Are Limitsd Buyer.
HAve to Raise Their bids
No signs of Any Export
Business.

OMAHA, oct. "a. 1909.
SIing and higher cash markets sent
whest values ~ again. Buying by milling
,nlsIssts was heavy, and as offerings were
mnltted buyers had to raise their bids.
tneIe Is no sign OF any export business and
nestle advances
The corn market is holding steady, with
4 better demand, but free selling OF old
'orn mas checked any advance and an early
arrest IL expected.
Wheat gained strength fast. despite the
arlsh FEELING yesterday. Northwest mar
ksts were sensationally higher on buying
by millers, who took all offerings and
auVanced their bids. Flour shipments are
tn pest they ave been for months.
Corn was slow to follow the advance In
wheat, but, after the spot market, some
adVance was registered on scattered buy
ing. The shipping demand Is improved and
THIS helped boost values at the close.
Primary wheat receipts we're 1.3S2. 900 bu.
ana shipments were T5i 900 bu., against re-
ceipts last year of 1.314000 bu., and ship
men 8 OF $4,000 blu.
Primary corn receipts were 227. 900 bu.. and
shipments were 10000 bu., against receipts
loICO0 blu.
c~learanoes were "a 900 bu. OF corn. 5000
y OF oats and wheat and flour equal to
LIVERPOOL clio ed Y to Nd lower on wheat
ana a to sd lower on corn.
Local range of options:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
ROrsiEn E-inansiaI.

PARIS, Oct AL-Frices on me Boursa 70
day were firm.
BERLIN, oct A-Priees on the Bourse
touay we're firm Domestic shares Were
higher.
LONDON, Oct. A-Money was In shorrer
supply ana dearer on the market todaV.
discounts were higher on the heavy eo1d
exports On the Stock exchange, now Ihat
the expected 4 per cent bank rae is a. az
eompiished fact. dealings for the new ae-
count are going on cheerfully and satis.
Iactorly, Repurchases were responsibIs
lot the hardening or the gilt-edged foreign
and kaffir shares, but Speculation is pot
expected to broaden in view OF dearer
money. American securities opened steady
and from y to a higher. Values were
iFm until Just before noon, when the mar
ket eased off a fraction. At midday The
tone was steady and prices were from n
70 l point higher than yesterdays New
hork closing Missouri, Kansas & Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
staple and Fancy Prices Fur
ntshed by Buyers and whoIesnIern.

hAAhea ny mugeEh ana Wn0Aenuherm.
BUTTER-Creamery, No. 1. delivered 10
the retail trade In lib, cartons. &c: No.
l. In 6o-lb. tubs, 80hc; No. 2. In lib. oar
tons, &c; In G-lb. tubs, 2sAc; packing stock.
re fancy dairy, tubs, 23a24c. Market
changes every Tuesday.
EGGS-Eresh selling stock, candled, 22Jho:
No. 2. 1gc.
CHEEsE-Finest Wisconsin full cream
WINS Ii4I'15c; Young Americas. four in
hoop. 1i1Rc; daisies, 20 in hoop, ifRaI72tc:
cream brick, full case, lie; block swiss.
ls13q19c; fun cream limberger. I6dI7c.
POULTRH-Dressed b~roilers, 23c: springs.
l4c; hens, l4c; cocks. 1OcE ducks. i5c: geese.
l4ei turkeys, &c; pigeons, per doz.. 81 2.
awe. %orollers under 2 pounds, loo: over
z pounds, lOci hens, lie. cocks, 6hc: ducks.
auh ieathered lOc; geese. full feathered,
&c; turkeys, under 10 pounds, loo; over 10
pounds, lSc; guinea fowls, 81. SO Der doz.
pigeons, Coo per doz.
FlSH-Fresh caught, almost all are
dressed: Halibut, 12a13o; buffalo. Sc; trout,
l5c' bullheads, 14c: catfish. f7c; crapries.
suntish, So black bass. 25c. whitefish,
toc, Pike, lzc; salmon, 13c; pickerel, 1Sc;
ttos legs, 4oc. Fresh frozen; Whitefish,
nc. l uoi round, &c; plckerel. dressed and
headless, &c; pike, dressed, lie; redsnappers,
lzc' spanish mackerel, 1sc; native mackerel,
BEEF CUISINE. 1 ribs. 1sc; No. 2 ribs.
iZci NO. 3 ribs, 71kc; No. loin, zoe; No.
z ION, l51aci No. 3 loln. SIC; No. l chuck,
e1ac} NO. z chuck, 41zc; NO. 3 chuck, 41kc;
no. | round Shc; No. 2 round, sac; No.
4ci No. 3 plate, 35c.
NEGETABLES-Virginia sweet potatoes,
SSOO per bbl. celery, Michigan, S6c q bunch
hearney, 1Gc doc. cabbage, Wisconsin, 1hc
per ID Wisconsin Red Globe onions, ikc
per h.; eastern oauliflower, $500 per doz
tomatoes home Grown, market basket, soc
lettuce, pee doz.; S5c; parsnips, turnips
carrots, l5C per bu.. Florida new beets,
carrots, turnips, parsnips, etc, per doz.,
Toe.
FRESH FRUITs-Grape fruit, 4G, "a and
O. size, $500; bananas, fancy select, S.15a
200; apples, California Bellflower, $L6O per
bu.; Colorado Jonathan, choice, $3.50 per
DoNi fancy, $500 per box choice, $3.50 per
Dbl. fancy, 500 per Dbl. oranges, $3.50 per
box; Florida due to arrive soon, $500 per
DoX.
HIDES-No. / green, 1Oc; No. 1 cured, lie.
POTATOES-60aA7bc per blu.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15

SHEEP-YesterdRy's trade throughout
the entire session differed very little from
the opening either In point of activity or
level of prices. Demand continued brisk
Tor all kinds and practically everything
was cleaned up at fully steady values.
Receipts today were somewhat heavier
than last Thursday or a year ago, some
$4,000 head being reported IN. At 9 o'clock.
however, only about 1900 head had been
received, and buyers, for the most part,
were inclined to temporize until after the
arrival OF late shipments.
After the full quota of stock had been
yarded and the market was once underway,
Doth packers and feeder buyers took hold
of the offerings in very fair season. Prices
on the whole, ruled generally steady. The
inquiry Tor feeder stuff, more especially
strong weight grades, was as active as
alized very satisfactory prices all around.
Killing stock found q broad outlet from
the entire week. Really good kinds of fat
lambs and sheep were in limited supply ana
packers were usually willing To pay some
what better prices for strings that pos
sessed quality and flesh. The general
market, however, presented no new fea-
lures worth mentioning and the bulk of the
supplies changed hands in yesterdays
notches. The advance on fat sheep and
lambs for the week is right around l0gl5c
or possibly even more than that on some
OF the best grades with desirable feeder
stuff about l5a25c higher than last Friday.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs; Good
to choice lambs, 81. 6Od6. 80; fair 70 good
lambs, $6.90q6.60; good light yearlings, $500
$3.50; good heavy yearlings. A.70d5.OO; good
to choice wethers, A20G4.55; fair to good
wethers, S3sOp4.20; good to choice ewes,
fair to good ewes S3.SOd410; old
Gamer ewes, $1.OOa2OO
Quotations on feeder stock: Good to
choice lambs. 6.l5a6.5O: fair to good lambs,
S.4On6.l5; light yearlings, $4.s5a5.15; heavy
yearlings, A.35a4.S5; old wethers, $4.O0q4.25;
good to choice ewes, S.75qS.25; breeding
e..
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15

NEW YORK. Oct H-NErATS-Stand
ard copper on the New York Metal ex-
change was dun local dealers quote a
CONFER at u~SO01lS25s electrolytic S2 an
was firm and higher. with spot closing al
tE7 12s Ga ana futures at fS lbs "a. Tin
was firm IN sympathy with the EnRiish
advance but ruled quiet with spot and Oc-
tober quoted al S0.S2h6e0 4"H The London
market was higher at fl3S To- for spot and
fiD for futures, Lead quiet and unchanged
locally. with spot at AS0dASIh. The Lon
don market was unchanged at f1S 6s. Smell
ter closed quiet. with spot al So OOd6 10.
The London market was unchanged al "a
IS. Iron was higher IN Londo with Cleve-
market was steady. No. I, foundry north
ern. S19OOdi9.50; No. 2 S1S50ai9Oo; No. I
southern and No l southern soft, sls. Ba
1915.