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New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Oct. 2.-CIOsing: wHEAT-Spot quiet;
NJ red western winter - SID futures steady;
december, Is 67sd; March. Is T%d; May, IS 90
COET-Spot steady: new American mixed (va Calves
tonI 6s 2Hd: futures steady; October, bs lSd; De
cember. sgd. FLOUR-Winter patents dun 52s
ol HOPS In London (Pacihc COastl firm. f4 los q
- los BEEF-Extra India mess 1rln. 95s 81 HAMS
short cut. "A 10 I6 In. quiet. J6s 6t. BACON
Cumberland cut &c to 80 10. quiet Gas; short rio
M 10 % lb dull G0s Cd: long clear mddl@s light.
aS 10 "a 10 steady COS cd long clear mddles heavy
~ 10 40 H. hrm 6Ss short clear hacks. IL 20 20 10
1,iat Gle bellies. Is III 10, steady
SHOIIpERS-Sauare. II IS 10. steady. 5Ss O.
TNPD-Primc Western in tiercas quiet. Sis sd
American rehned. IN pals, steady 62s Sd CHEESE
caDad{an anest white steady. 5Gs: Canadian huest
colored steady SIS 81. TALLOW-Prime city steady.
Dos Cd Australian in London, nrm, ais lNld TtR-
MISUNDERSTANDING firm 4as 6d. ROSIN-COmuopn
MN, tOs 81 Ptr-TROT FT-NJ-Re6uNd ste1dy Is4d-
IINSFEp OII.-Firm. 26s cd. COTIONSEED OIL
Hull refined. spot arm, 2ts ed
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
NEW YORK PRICES

il, MEIAis-Ihere L was no business reported in the
Producs Exehase Prices we're Unchanged and
temPer SI7 50q$Is 90; october. S17 90 SIS So No
MOIAssfS Soa S sIS 80 ape Dssem6eF SIT 50 SIS S.
D @ IN the demand for moasses and syrHps but
leans Lea sentrfuga common 1s lee fair 22c; good
acc; sYRUPs common i5G 17c; fair. isa soe Eood.
lV01IIIss, or PI1o prime, Il q 29Gi fancy ~ q Soc
tcuar feature. Spot and nearby deliveries We're
south but late months ruled about Steady m e.
ye6er eloc COO Je1uary 6i5Saiec 200 M %a1cG, CG
ned Dctyoi Dei 1UV MA MAY; 85G and goo July G i5c Re
standard 1y a. 6 rSfsnt PT!ces We quote;
s2oc: bulk. 4IoS refined cases. New York, loose:
9I5c; bulk o25c; Phiiadelphia, o zoe; bsik s,2oc;
Taiec iec white G2Sss New York I2I5c' PhiladelPRa
RSes summer ysOE sPSt Sog 16e oSt95sr Sos
SsRgsay S13 % S@6ISe Fe6ruary Gig 2oe March.
NsEED To0c pTme winter n yelow e94 sSSe:
99t-of.town raw, 56g57c; Calcutta raw, T5c. LARD
arE9 ,ado h provision market generally
monthly statistics strength Of corn and light
eco 5as, the PGcpa sbG bull q SSa only had
next week All Western points received about $4,000
family. $3.50 SEQ short clear. s2a 50 s25 so BEEF
s paSEs S19ed Nsi o iaS qa SG G5 fam as sig
421 R Ssr1 go BEEE H4MsCQuet Quoted S24 $26
GS 1S9 NJ Ile; s Is9 s HIS 40 10. HE pigs ne
Plckled hams quiet. Quoted: 12& q 13c;. TALLOW-
STEADY; city: 5% a &c; country, SIS O &c. LARD
Barely steady. quoted: Middle West, II 81 - 75o.
Gh3,.5 CITY lard & dull Quoted: i2} Refined lard
EgEs l5c COMP0UND-Firm. Quoted: 9@9Hc
STEARlNE-Barely steady Quoted: Oleo. 15c city
RICE-Rice continues firm and demand is more
active although there has been quOtabIe improve
ment In prices. Quotations follow Screenings 215 %
Be; ordinary, 484Hc; fair. AZ @4%c: good ordinary.
4% @5hc prime 5i1 65&c; choice - 96I2c: head
Japan, SA D4c; Patna, 5G &c; Rangoon, AZ q sc;
Slams. AZ 95isc.
SUGAR-The market for refined sugar remains firm
at recent prices The following less &c and &c
100 10 from invoice and for cash. No further
discount whatsoever Crystal dominOs I'm of 90 2b
cartons S50C; do in OF "a 5-fb cartons. 800
Eagle tablets 645c; Loaf o95c crushed 5.S5c mould
A, 550c; cubes, Eagle 5b bags powdered and Eagle
fectioners' granulated 54oc; XXXX powdered 5S0c
dered and Eagle coarse and extra dne granu-
lated 535c; 2-O bags do 5.45c; 3l@-ID bags do;
54Oc 10 bags do 535c; IO-o bags do 3 15c 25 80
n bags do 20c Eagle fine or standard granuated and
. soc; Nos and 4. 4.75c; No 3. 4-TOc: No 3 65c
No T. 4.6Oc No 455c; Q. 450c: No 10. 445c No H.
44Oc L. 435c; 13 ID rs. SOC; No Is. 400
withdrawn. No change reported the
to-day. The inside price quoted is said
offered by buyers without finding sellers and the under
the Is Centrifugal 90 test is quoted
42O64 c3 2c muscovado. so test, 3704373l2c;
lasses 50 test 3.4513 4S1ac. and Cuban. and
freight, 2sc. The London market for beet
quiet and barely steady with month quoted At
los I01sd, and next month at los 9Ad.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
Cash QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

.,o,.,.,,,. New York. October ., 1909
NOEfEE-Inere was further in
coffee market Saturday a result OF trade buying
in the absence OF important and with the
courasement or continued Improvement In French
market The opening steady unchanged prices
10 an advance OF 10 points the steady
a net gain Of lOgl5 points. sales reported
ioouO bags which represents very for
saturday compared with figures The
more active business the upward tendency Of the
market did not seem 10 be upon iInDortant
cIanEe IN the general situation added only a
franc 70 us recent advance while
at decline OF I. TO advance Of L. only two months
showing any change No change reported In either
OF the Brzilan markets, and is believed rba
the market has felt the height the movement re-
Ip aIe no, yer iaing on to appreciabIe
me me t%9 ports had 10000 bags Friday comparing
In 1906 Jundiahy receipts were 40 700 bars against
46lo0 in 1905 and 6,0OO in 1906 The market f5T spot
Rio o Z - $50 09i9 Vi &c lOt
va
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
y Contract prices in the local market to-day

Coffee cabes.-Rio-C Coffee steady; No Rio
4SoI5 exchange 10 I32d; receipts, $4,000 bags; stock
$4,000 bags. SantosConee market steady; No 4 San
tos $3.50 No 3$6O0: receipts 900 bags; stock
2692oo0 bags Hamburg-Cohee market opened un-
changed; AZ III was net unchanged to 4 pig lower
sales, 000 bags Havre-Coee market opened i franc
higher; at II IN unchanged; sales. 10000 bags.
COITON-Ihe cotton market to-day
and after little show Of bull support early which
brought out sign that the larger shorts going
try 70 cover before the publication Of the
condition figures Monday, business largely
lar Early in the trading prices showed a gain Of
about 3qG points with all the active
high ground for the rally from the low level OF
Thursday, but this Improvement lost later
market closing steady net point higher 3 points
lower. The opening steady unchanged prices
cables December up 42c with May touch
ing l349c before the end of the first hour
port and covering mentioned above II acI-
ally anticipated that the bigger shorts would
advancing market before the publication
ments reports; the bulls disappointed however
TO buy 100000 bales Of cotton Monday
stimulate fresh buying outside
Prices consequently realizing. wit
cember closing l3 35c bid after having 34c
Tho Liverpool market closed 3i295, when an ad-
Of 5G6 points due, but made pretty
steady showing as TO spots. which points
higher sales OF 10000 bales. There nothing
individual showing the
tion which is TO be published 10 o'clock
Monday. appeared to remain unchanged. More less
complaint and talk Of curtailmen is based the dis
parity the price OF cotton goods and cotton
but the product is being marked and weekly reviews
a situation.
prices in the local market to-day
as
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BEEVES-Receipts were 81 cars or LIP 20 head ~.
for sale Feeling steady Tor al grades Dressed Reef
had a light inquiry steady prices Liverpool caoieS
gu0tsd live cattle lower 12d129sc per 10 dressed
Weight sinking the ofaL cables received rom Lon
don market Exports to-day Included GA cattle ana 9
quarters OF the Minnewaska. TO London: -VtS
Phiadeuh4, TO SouthaInpIeh iI
the London market 121O quarters on the CedIlc %
I.verpOOl
terers except sales had been reported up %
late hour but sellers rated the feeling steadN t9r az
sorts OF live calves Dressed calves were IN noefs
plv and steady 10G15-c for Citv dressed Nea %
l4c country dressed rrassers and outterI,i IS -
IAMHS-RecetptS were l'i~ ca
643 head ali for sIaughterers eNcePt half car Moth
ing doing in either sheep lambs. Feeling stesaS
mutton quiet 7q9i7c per 10 dressed -an1S a
9iaG12tac. -, -
HOGS-Receipts II cars, or : ass head all roF
saughterers. Noninally Buffalo advices
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
LES cHIENs PoLIcIERs.

The Paris police dogs are constantly denonstrz1-
ing their great use Their latest achievement Is ta
capture Of an eX-COnviCJ who was leaving a house
in the Rue de la ChaDeue. He struck passing
policeman. the blow being so well aimed that tns
man fell Rising he pursued the Fugitive and ks4r
him IN sight. Two other policemen accOupanisc.
by their dog. saw the fugitive-a fleet runner. The
dog was sent after the suspect. and overtOOk nm
desperate struggle followed. and the dog reiesed
his grip, but only 70 take another more efrectVes
He seized the man the throat. threw him 20 ta
ground and kept him until the police took chars a
Of the recidiviste.-LOndOn Globe
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London. 2 per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills. rs per cent; long bills, 2s2H per
cent. Berlin discount rate, 3I2 per cent Paris
discount rate, pa per cent. Paris exchange
London, . francs "a centimes. Berlin exchange
or London marks Al pfennigs. Bar gold, as
1l%d.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money, s. i-iS per cent: for the account S35k;
French rentes, 81 francs S7ia centimes.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

short selling early IN the dag. but the offerings
apparently went into strong hands. and when
few tried to cove late in the day the market was
found TO be bare of offerings. which resulted IN
quiek rally The close was firm. with prices -
sc to &c to &c 20 1c
trOVisions were strong nearly all day. Prices
az the close were UNCLAIMED 70 nc hlsnar
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Oct. p p. m.-The market for American
soS- was dun and irregular with a certain
T-r,.e ot strength in Atchlson. Amalgamated and
0''''e0 states Steel. Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
BOSTON STOCKS.
sAsked,
COLLATERAL Trust NOTES.

Maturing IS09-22
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street)
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

sacks; middIins s2sasse 90: dog ss1 60; hominy
chop, s2s 80 bulk. $40 20 sacks: oilmeal. s34.
much steadier aair than traders had been led 70
expect in view Of the at hand. Not only were
ornwest receipts heavy aggregatlng 2O39 cars at the
fee points against lob last but world s
shipments as reported the exchange 12O20OO0
bushels compared with S00OOO bushels the previous
week The fact that still lib
era with increased shipments In the Southwest leading
20 an estimate OF 900 at Kansas City Monday
m rs some erect on TIE early market. but It mostly
particular influence factor Of confidence on
SIDE When corn started up toward noon wheat was
d posll9h 10 follow and the curb. after the close
quite Sharply. the O'Clock December
being II 0S and May Oos There was considerable
heaSe selling in the Northwest. but. weak
eIhg erect around the opening II much OF
oeaflsn influence. commission seemed
wheat at the Decline Notwithstanding big
iaVoiable weather. Minneapolis reported fair demand
for spot No Northern Country milers who had been
good buyers for time past bought very little
on the basis OF 81 O9$ for No Northern Duluth and
81 l4@ for No hard winter b ahoat basis nominal
Exporters bought II loads. CORS-After rather poor
start the corn market made rapid gains
close had sold Ss9 &c the lowest point the
gay with nal prices in Chicago ga zc above Fridays
close Good buying accounted for much
OF this strength absorbing the which sold early
by room traders the weather liberal receipts
chicago and the Kentucky state giving yield
Liverpool iad lower and worlds shipments 900
bushels, compared with 3l2lOO0 bushels previous
Week while receipts at Western points amounted 63
VOO ous1eis, against 31S,O0 bushels a No 2
corn IN the local market closed I2c elevator 71zc
veTed; No corn, 7O9sc middle October 635sc
ter shipment. I o basis .OATS-The market for
oats strong and 5s@c higher a good demand from
commission houses covering early sellers
very light offerings. Cash oats here quoted
clipped white. 43laa4Sc. RYB-Narket dull; No Vest
ern. 16i2c. nominal, Z o New York BARLEY-Mar-
ket steady; feeding. osa6Oc, nominal i New York.
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

FURNISHED BY Charles u. barney & Co No * BROAD
1uset; Sew York. and No. l22 South 4th street
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
GERMAN BANK STATEMENT

The weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank of
Germany shows heavy decline In resources and
suggests a further advance In the discount rate
Its gold and silver holdings were drawn down s33-
O57,000, circulation was increased $125 900 and
loans and discounts enlarged si22 45O 900
This was much greater weakening of the institu-
tions than occurred IN the same time last year
panded sl07.5sOOO0 and loans and discounts in
creased s93, 5000. Following are the changes
shown yesterday from the last return:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
rman Banks important returns compare
ie of one or two wears ago as fnIlnprs.

with those of one or two years ago as follows:
1909 1905 1901
Marks. Marks -
Gold and silver, 65l 2dS 900 IO23 T37 O20 600
Loans and disc IS, ass O04 900 840 0O
Circulation O46 600 .S96 100000 ace $40 600
The German Banks cash holdings in 1906 were
6I5SO0OOO Marks in 1905 7S22 COO in 1904 793 40
900: in 1903. s5S O20.OO0
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
coUNTRY's FOREIGN TRADE.

Ire CHEZ of the Bureau OF Statistics. Depart
rselt o. Commerce and Labor, reports the classi-
fcacon of imports and exports for August and for
the eighJ months ended August follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

sT,,,isslres iss'lres saturday Tnorninst :
actual f,--,. at@tes deBozltB inciuaed. 4
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-04-02
THE GOLDEN RULE.
Chinese Statesman Says All Are Well
come to Preach 1t in China.

Chtnese Statesman Says All Are Well
come TO Preach Ii in China.
The Chinese ambassador to this
country. WI Ting Fang, surprised his
hearers the other night when, IN speak,
ing before meeting in New York to
further Presbyterian missions in China.
he said:
'The Golden Rule is the best rule we
can preserve. 1t was stated negatively
% centuries ago by COnfucius and still
holds good. If we observe it we can do
no wrong and justice will prevail. l
hold to this view: If any ore-Presby-
terian, Episcopalian, Methodist. Unita-
rian or Roman Catholic, or Jew. or
Buddhist, or COnfucian, or Mohamme-
dan-holds a church, or mission or does
good work for the benefit of mankind.
especially for my countrymen. | think
| ought to give to him my humble sup
port. There may be adverse criticism,
but | don't care. I'll do what con-
slider right. | am in this country to act
for my people and welcome assistance,
not only from my government and your
government, but from my people and
your people,
SIN this mission school you are car
rying out a tenet of Confucius. that all
people should be educated and bene-
flied. without regard to race, creed or
color. In China we tolerate all re-
ligions, although our national creed is
Confucianism.
''rhe Chinese do not object to your
missionaries, because they urge Chinese
to embrace Christianity, and Christian
ity teaches them to become better. The
trouble is that now and then persons
who become converts commit some of
fense, are arrested and then tell the
missionaries they have been arrested
on account OF their religion. The mis-
sionaries believe them, take their part
and undertake their defense.
"This is the twentieth century. an age
Of service in all countries. am glad
to see SO many movements like this
mission. / am glad, too, to see that my
countrymen are receiving better treat
ment in all parts of this country"
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p '%ss'TIksHEsS
.;8s::s,s1=to EuN

Hes sociologist, isn't he" 81
should say he is. He can entertain a
whole room full of company" y"-Detroit
Free Press.
"That prince didn't pay his hotel
bill" Must be bogus prince" THAT
doesn't necessarily ollow.'-Louisville
Courier-Journal.
| Robbins---I didn't think you had any
idea of marrying the widow. Newly
wed-I hadn't it was an idea of hers.
Saturday Sunset.
Mrs. Jawback-Do you know | came
very near not marrying you? Mr.. Jaw
bacb-Sure-bn who told you about it?
Cleveland Leader.
Il live in a state where there are
absolutely no divorces" Indeed What
State is that?" "The state of single
blessedness. The Taller
"a young man has telegraphed me
that he has just welded my daughter"
II hope he's good. practical man.
II guess he is. He wired me collect. =
Louisville Courier-J Journal.
Celestine-A has Mr. Pryor's church
such small congregation? Elilda-
Yes, indeed. Every time he says Dear
ly beloved you feel as if you had re-
ceived proposal.-The Bohemian.
Tom-Belle is a strange girl. She
doesn't know the names of some Of her
best friends. Maud-That's nothing.
Why, l don't even know what my own
will be a year from now.--Boston
Transcript.
Employer-Why were you discharged
from your last place? AppIicant-For
good behavior Employer-W What do
you mean by that? AppIicant-They
took three months off my sentence
Cleveland Leader.
Miss Knox-What was it you said
about Miss Gidday? Mr.. Goodley-I
said her age surprised me greatly. She
doesn't look thirty, does she? Miss
hlOA- hol noW. L SuppOo' Sic uiu,
though, at one time.-Stray Stories.
Lady-I've been expecting packet
of medicine by post for week and
haven't received it yet. Postohice Clerk
Yes, madam. Kindly fill in this form
and state the nature Of your COM
plant. Lady-Well, If you must know,
it's billousness London Punch.
Goodart-You didn't actually tell him
that didn't think him much of poet
Wiseman-Sure. Goodart-Oh l
wouldn't have had you do that for the
world observation-disclosures. That
doesn't hurt him. 1t only makes him
pity you.-Catholic Standard and
Times.
"We find the prisoner not guilty by
reason Of insanity" "But the plea was
not that Of insanity" remarked the
court. 'That's just the point we made"
rejoined the foreman 1--WE decided that
any man who didn't have sense enough
TO know that an insanity plea was the
proper caper must be crazy."-Phlladel-
phia Ledger.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-04-02

HOWARD z. BURToN.-Assayer ar1 cbem,s,
!. Le&dville Colorado Specimen prices: Gold
Silver, -ad, 81 God Silver, 75c; Gold, soc; Zinc or
Copper, VI. Cyanide tests. Mailing envelopes and
full price list sent on application Control and inn
pire work solicited Referencei Carbonate Ma
honal Bank
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15


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Patrick Drug Co.. lGe N. 24th st.
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A SNAP
south Dakota.

A DAKOTA bargain, 100 acres. two miles
from Huron; 100 acres titled, 10 acres fine
grove; a number OF large, bearing plum
trees; ; acres OF asparagus that produces
houss 4xS6, new barn lSxS: another build
Ing 2Sxb0i a large root cellar; a new s-inoh
rowing wei, flows 20 gallons per minute
Vegetables and grain took Nl worth Of
prizes at the South Dakota state fair in
leS. Soil Is a deep sandy loan, with clay
suosolL III taken soon ! will sell for Sil,-
cent ID K. McMonies. Huron. s. d.
(20)-MsA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES

BRoWN-Mrs. Carrie L., February 10, 1909,
aged 81 years.
Funeral Monday, February IS, from Dod-
der's chapel, Twenty-third and Cunning
streets, at 2 p. m. Interment Forest Lawn
cemetery. Friends invited.
The funeral of Mrs. Carl Emslie will be
held from the residence OF John Treen. 1908
Laird street, Tuesday afternoon at . O'Clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
AUTOMOBILES

DERIGHT
AUTOMOBILE COMPANY.
1914 Farnam Street.
stoddard Dayton Roadster, 3l,lO0.
REQ Touring car, $3.50.
Buick R%unabOut, almost new, sSOO.
Stevens Duryea, $3.50.
Dragon Touring car, S1,O6o.
MaVerly Electric, $500
All the above guaranteed in good shape.
state agent STANDARDIZATION
Stoddard-D Dayton, sl,5oc, $1,000. ;2,50o.
Ford. model n. $3.50.
Ford, r, $500.
Open and closed cars for rent day or
night. Tel. Douglas S63.
G)-250
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
ADMINISTRATIONS

YOUNG man, bookkeeper, experienced In
credits and managing office, desires Q
change. Address p II, care Bee.
QO-M7g7 i6x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
SOUTH DAKoTA

SOUTH DAKOTA.
SETTLE partnership, must sell al once
30 acres farm lands In Sully county. one
mile from Marston; 50 acres under plow.
all fenced, choice black loan, free from
stones, not a foot OF waste and-sB N
taken soon. r. ID. Mason, NJ. D., zoe
Brandeis Bldg. CO-MS5 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
STOVE REPAIRS

FURNACE, steam and hot water repairs;
iThermostats and other heat regulators;
new urnaces ana hot water combination
heating. Omaha Stove Repair Works.
laOS-i2Os Douglas st. Phones: Ind. A-36zl,
.su Douglas 40. no
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
LODGE NOTICES.
Masonic brethren Notice.

The funeral services of our late brother,
c.. f. Morrison OF Alley lodge No. 81,
A.. =. and a. NJ. Perry. Ia, will be held
at Masonic temple, Sixteenth and Capitol
avenue, February IS at 2 p. IN. Services
conducted by Nebraska lodge No. |. Officers
and members requested TO be at hall
promptly at 1880. Masons and friends in
vited. w. G. M'LEAN, Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
Fortune faNOrS he man who
uses "BEE want ads
MONEY TO LOAN
salary and Chatteis--Continued.

MONEY loaned salaried people and others
without security; easy payments. Of
fices in Sc principal cities. Tolman. Room
5l3 New York Life Bldg. uD-6i6
DON'T HESITATE
TO SEE us.
II you have withheld from borrowing a
small sum on your furniture or piano
from q loan company for fear of being
o~vercharged vor not being honestly dealt
with, 1t Is to you we say.
DON'T HESITATE
TO SEE US.
An inquiry Will cost you nothing. Why
not investigate
TODAY.
IL you cannot call to see us write or tele-
phone Douglas 22s5 and our confidential
agent will call and see you.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
19 Board of Trade Bldg.
Just at the Sixteenth Street Entrance.
Q4)-M53