14
THE BEE: 0MA1TA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER SO, 1911.
REAL ESTATE
FA IOt 4b RAX H LAMD FOR 84LE
Si e bra akuv C A t i n eed
Good Buys
EVERY OXE
t eeree valley land 2'i miles of good
in; handy to school, nc; slight Im
provements; ,Vr. house, hern for 4 head,
food well, etc.: good sandy ioa.nl will;
with proper care this farm can be maue
a rarden ipot. All cn ha cultivated:
price M pr acra; easy terms; 11.8) rash
y March 1, balance J years, per cent.
W irrn upland, slight Iniprovementa,
t-r. house, barn 40x44. cortirrib. granary,
chicken houee. (and well; AO acres under
cultivation; 1 miles of food town.
mils to school. Cnly per acre; ia.Ofau
tasn. i.aiartce year.
122-4 acres, few thousand dollars' worth
of Improvements, a homelike piace; good
location, mainly German, 14 miiea of
i. '.nana, mostly macadam; good value for
the money, 2130 per acta; II.ijOO cash by
.larch I. balance 6 yiui. G per cent.
oo aciea. well improve, i good orchard
etc.; Al location, a milei ot good town
extra good black soil, 4125 per acra; U.Gxju
by March 1, balance 6 years, a per cent.
40 acxea. kleal, unimproved, on ma
cadam road.
Thia la Just ft alight lift Have an extra
good bargain, but too mod eat to put it
in print. It will take W.00U to handle.
tome on and let ua enow you. Bring
wire.
livery one wltnln loss than 25 miles.
Orin S. Merrill Company,
1212-14 City Nat l Punk Bldg
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
(Continued.)
New Mexle.
COLONIZATION AND RANCH LANDS
YUU WANT 1HI3
11.000 acres New Mexico ranch; 20,000 acrea
can ba Irrigated; liw. Terms. Kellogg,
uroger, Auautxio, la.
Nortk DaJtota.
TWO sections ot agricultural and eras
ing land in North Dakota; good o1j; tor
quick a I a, 14.7b per acre.
H. C. WEST E ROAA RD,
501 City Nat 1 Bank Bldg.. Omaha, Neb
Oregon.
OREGON APrLE LAND.
rive and ten-acre tracta. Planted and
scientifically handled for five yeara. Lo
cated In the famous Willamette valler.
close to Portland. Sold on convenient
mommy payment, especial term made
at tnia time.
BANT1AM FRUIT COLOVT 7TMC!
George E. Wlghtmen, Gen. Pales Agent,
iniora jiiumi, imn ana r arnam.
Bonta Dakota.
HOMESTEAD land In the famous
Rosebud country of South Dakota. Mel
lette and Bennett countlea to be opened
October J to October U. Dallas la the
terminal registration point and closest
point of registration to these lands. Free
booklet and Information by addreaslng
uihw u4i wvuiiiu Liee, Asaiiae, a. D
RftSERTTTl t.iMna
AUTHENTIC map of that portion open
for settlement next month. Maps, oOo
eacn. ju saie ei dwoo Drug (Jo. or I
WcConnell, 60 Pax ton Blk., Omaha.
FOR SAiE 160 acres, fine farm land.
s mu mu, ui Auaruran, a. i-'. , will sao-
rtfice If taken In 80 days. Addresa Owner.
L P. Von An.. Beloit, Wis,
rrVB acra orange orchards 41,000.00,
1100.00 cash, balance terma. Bearing or
chard, tour years Bend for booklet. Mi
tatlo Land Co., Audubon, la.
. ' Vtak.
LAND In large or small tracts for
farming, milt raising or Investments;
best of climate: artesian well water:
?lenty of water for Irrigation; fifty miles
rom Bait Lake City, close to railroad
town. This la the beet land bargain In
uuan. n you want land It win pay you
to see ma for prlcea and terma John
aieresn. tw Be building. Omaha, Neb.
Wyoming.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Thirty-fix thousand acrea of land
located in Wyoming, near Laramie;
finest (raxing land in the west, val
uable water right. Over J5 per cent
tillable land and 25,000 acrea can
be irrigated. Excellent Improvements;
fenced and croas-fenced; . railroad
running through the land; stock
yarda, etc. Can be had at sacrifice
price; must be sold to close estate.
Addresa Stewart' Realty Company.
127 North Dearborn St., Chicago, or
805 First NaUonal Bank. Bldg., Den
ver, Colo.
Mleeellaaeems.
. IOWA and NEBRASKA farrae. Oraham
A Patera. 827 Omaha Natl Bank Bldg.
Do you want a 230-acre
REAL ESTATE WANTED
HAVE you good property you are an.
loua to aeUT If so, write full desert p.
tlon. giving lowest price; best terma. W,
E. Nichols. 1611 State St., Syracuse. N. Y.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith A Co.. 1320 Farnam St.
OMAHA Property and Nebraska Landa
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
loit New Omaha Nat l Bank Building.
MONET TO LOAN-Fayne Inv. Co.
WANTED City loana Peters Trust Co.
CITT and farm. JOHN N. FRENZER.
MONET to loan on business or real
deuce properties. Il.OtlO to tJOO.000. W. H.
THOMAS. 603 Virst Nat. Bank Eidg.
$100 to 10,00 made promptly. F. D.
w eaa. vv eaa mag., win ana arnam.
LOW RATES, BEMIS-CARLBERO CO..
210-212 Brandt la Theater Bldg.
WANTED FARM LOANS. Kloke In
vestment Company. Omaha.
5AV "tins CS. on clty nl farm property.
tVOtfaO v. B. Melkle, Ringa!
FIRST TRUST COfcft
LA RGB city loana wanted; mortgagee
ft bonus bou.ht aui sold. bXULL HKoj.
GARVIN BROSn & Mfc
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
TO TRADE 160 acres New Huron, 8.
D., prloe 410,000; mortgage tfi.tou, equity
M.sOS What have you? C. C. laaenhutn.
10 Brendets Theater Bldg. .
4S0 ACRES. McLean Co.. N. D. ; I"t
acrea In crop; splendid Improvements;
want good u.come, soma cash: ouuitv
tux. '
lt acres near Paoll. Colo.; unimproved;
M.twO; want residenca or merchandise.
l.iSO acrea, lUpley Co., Mo.; want In
come property.
S2-room modern hotel In good Nebraska
town; wact land; equity, Sll.uuo,
IDA KCtrr, 434 fee.
TO TRADE A tl.Ouo equity In a Ova
room house, barn and two lots in Omaha
tor automobile. J. A. Chambers, Ajider
son. la.
I HANDLE exchanges everywhere. For
resulla see rue. Dean, till Boo B1I. D. LS1
WE exchange properties ef merit C. W.
Welah. Ul-U O. N. Be Bldg. Doug. tsba.
EXCHANGK-A, C Jswau. Board
trade, D. UM.
TOR SALE OR rxfHANOE We
nave a large list of excellent Income
Drodurlnar nrorvrtv In ChlrevA 1v.
cated !n our choice resldentlsl and
tusins section of the city, ranging
in prices from 110,000 to $60,000.
All hi eh class modern buildings, to
exchange for improved farms or
western lands. Send for our com
Plete list and nhotnarranha. Wt ran
make a deal for you In forty-eight
hours. Aonlv for full nartlii1ara
ins nrewart Realty CO., 137 North
Dearborn St., Chicago, or 805 First
iaunnai tsanK Blag, Pc-nver, Colo
P. O. Box No. ia. Excelsior 6prlngs, Mo.
AN EXCEPTIONAL PROPOSITION.
For sale, will take one-half In ex
change. A beautiful corner lot at a big
sacrifice If taken at once. Km fo nn
Broadway In Excelsior Springe, Mo., the
great an-year- round nealtn and pleas
ure resort, where the new large fire
proof Elms hotel and the Kansas City,
E.wiiitr opnngs ana ot. JOSepn ;iec
trie railway Is now under construction
both to be completed and in- ooeratlnn
by spring. 19i2; besides many other ex
tensive Improvements to be made la tns
near future. Thia fine corner lot Is vary
centrally located and Is suitable for I
store Yooms on first floor, with i stories
above for an apartment house. There
is not on a foot vf ground for sale within
three or four blocks west on the same
tide of Broadway that can ba bought
for less than $300.00 per foot, but If sold
at once we will sell this lot for (200.00
Pr front foot, besides this Is a tine cor
ner lot fronting on two streets, with the
other side open. We will accept about
one-nan in exenanga in good land or
property, clear or incumbrance preferred,
or nearly so. This lot will sell for dou
ble this prlca within a year, even If
party aoea not care to nulla on It. The
new electric car line will pats on both
front streets ot this lot. Reason for this
great sacrifice, must have about 12,650.00
casn at once, Daianco long time. Addreaa
HALF section of good land, I miles
trim Kimball, Neb. (county seat). Twenty
acres and a town lot In the onion belt
of Texas. Twenty acres and two town
lots in the fig and orange (gulf toast)
belt of Texas. Two nice quarters of table
land near Julesburg, Colo. Will consider
a bunch of good horses, good cattle or
ciear, earning town property. Addrt
Box 64. Albion. Neb.
EXCHANGE for what you want. Sbopen
a t,o., exenange experts, paxton Blk.
BEE 1. L Barber to sell, or exehanara
urimus. w notra ot iTaae. u. 4341.
TRADES If you have anything to
iraae, write me. b. ti. wait, 617 Bee Bldg.
r-
160 lm Droved farm. Minnesota, for
Omaha residence or merchandise. M0
igan. county. Neb., for merchandise.
tinap.
Cheyenne Co., for Omaha city bron-
AL.L.IS NANCOLAS,
441 Board of Trade.
EVERT oerson knows who r 1
O'Brien la because he has made Omaha
lamous with hm candy. If Josephine
Gotch, 5313 N. 21th St.. will come to The
Bee otfloe within three days wa win
give her an order for a 60-cent box of
u orien s canay tree.
WANTED TO BUY
CAEH paid for books. Crane, 111 8. 14U.
I PAT rajih for 1iidrmnt 4f,tiji
and OthiarwiR tt a inat finnth.m
fornians. A. C. Toliver, 621 Byrne Bldg.,
WANTED second hand i.uto .unehmit
16 or i-horse power, give full narticniara
and price In first Utter. . L. Tanae-
man, Uanbury, la. .
WANTED B&bv huvrv. mmA i.
1021 V St., So. Omaha; state prloe.
FOR a dainty dessert use Dalxeira in
will come to The lies ottice within three
uj wa win ivi uer au oraer lor a
quart brick of thia fine ice cream.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED
DUNDEE f PREFERRED
To lease a seven or eutht-room noun.
It eoiue one wui build me a mouern, con
veniently arranged home, handy to street
car line, rooms good sue. attio and full
cellar, to be ready tor oocuDancv bv Miv
1. Uii, will consider a proposition tor lung
wm u terms reasonable. 1 amlly ut
tares adults. N iil. Bee.
WANTED To rant a-room hnm. r,.,.
modern, in auy part of city. Addieas
N. UL Bee,
WANTED SITUATIONS
HOUSEKEEPER wanta boaitlon for
bachelor widower or a small family; bun
day torenoons for en urea. Heien
Bjuretron, Houte A Box , iiensun, iseo.
YOUNG lady bookkeeDar. iwi,n
In all branciiea of otlice work, aeeka posi
tion; can nanale ourrespondence and
aales and carry on other responaioie
work; tlrbU Class refarances. Auureas x
is.. B.
VllLNG la.1V. With hlvh ..ht ..
tlon. wiauea a position. C Ml. Baa
MAN wants position as Janitor: lum
rstereuces, Addresa B-Uu, care Bee.
ITlHbT claaa practical nurse u he
engaged at ouoe, Loualae &Uti .
A CAPABLE eneraetia vonun nf
perience and ability wants yueiuon as
tw aiiu uuueaeper xor wuo nouae. or
In widowers taitiiiy. urn fumiHh h.u
references. Address Mrs. Ik. v. Ui4 West
VLU Ok. , nuiiu rittlkV, aid,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Beporti of Froita in Argentina, Givet
Strenfftk to Wheat
S7.II.iyQ 0BSEES AEE HEAYT
Traders Declare Tlaai la Not ftlpe
' to Aavaae Cera Valaes,
Thaagai Coaltoas Are
comlag Mare Balllsh.
OMAHA, Kept. 19.. 1U.
The early strength In wheat was due
to a "Hash" reeardlng the poeaioie aan-
Ser to the Argentina crop from froat
amags.
The market was eaouy e-erootigni. now.
ever, and eaaed off later. Cablea were
firm and higher, but northwest markets
were weak and selling orders are heavy
en all the advances and the market makes
little headway.
The big tradi-rs and leaders In the corn
market are not In the market for the
present, although conditlona are getting
more bullish, they claim It ia not the
right time yet to advance corn valuee.
supplies ot cash eora are small ana win
be needed, making the situation stronger
dally.
V. heat ruled weak and wlcea crcre
slightly lower early. News at the close
was bullish, reports being received that
war In Europe had been declared and
this advanced market values.
Although there is little activity In corn
prices are holding firm and conditions
are working Into a stronger position,
which means higher levels.
Primary wheat receipts were 1.471.000
bu. and shipments were 4r6.000 bu., against
reeeipis last year of 1.13S.O0O bu. and
shlpmei's of 878.009 bu.
Primary eom recelDts were 528,000 bu.
and shipments weie 399.000 bu.. against
receipts last year of 119.000 bu. and ship
ments or m,ono uu.
Clearances were 187.000 mi ef corn, none
of oats and wheat and flour eoual to
64O.O0O bu.
Liverpool closed Ud hlrher on wheat
and ni higher on corn.
WHEAT No. h.r1 Of, U. Xhv t hrd
KVifiOfc; No. 4 hard, SSHflS'e.
CORN No. 2 white, 4i44c: No. 2
White. 64lSvtVc: Nn. 4 wKlte tiU.Ur: No.
2 yellow, 63Q4e; No. I yellow, 3Wc;
ro. yenow, 63"4ihc; NO. 2. 63H'ic;
No. J, 63Hf?3He: No. 4. 23Hc.
OATS No. 2 white, 4MMv,c; standard.
4frf?46c; No. I white. 4"H'9146c; No. 4
white, 4W46HC; No. 1 yellow, 454liHc;
No. yellr.w, 44(345'4C.
BAItLET Maj-iinsr. 11 n?n 11- Va. 1
feed, 80CSS1.05.
RIK-Wo, a, 87Q8c; NO. 8. &38c.
Omaha Cn r-rJc-e.
The following cash sales were reported:
wMJbA i mo. 2 hard. 1 car. 87He; t
eers, 87c No. I hard. 1 car, 98e. No. 4
hard, 1 car, 24a. Ne. 2 spring, 1 ear, 98c.
No. I mixed. 1 car. tec. No. I mixed. 1
oar, 97Hc; 1 ear, S6o.
uorh-no. 2 white. I cars, mhc no. I
white, 2 cars, ti'io. No. 2 yellow. 4 cars.
64o. No. 8 yellow, I cars, toe. No. 2
mixed, 2 cars, Se; 2 cars. 63Vja. No. 8
mixed. 1 car, 6SHe; 2 cars, 63Hc.
oats no. i white, s cars, 4We.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn, Oata
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
728
48
388
273
143
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
ftaetatlons of the Day oa Varteas
Comntodltlea.
NEW TORK, 8ept. 29.-rLOUR-r"lrm.
spring patents. t6.Mie6.S0; winter straights,
tt.wat.ia: winter patents, w.aai tJ; spring
clears. 24 2fO.S0: winter extras No. 1. 13.60
3 76; winter extras No. 2. U3M53.45; Kan
sas straight, Hi74.46. Rye Hour, llrm;
fair to good, t4.7i&4.S; choice to fancy,
25.0Ofi6.80.
CORNMEAL Steady; fine white and
yellow, 81.40iSi.42Vi; ooarsa, 11.351.40; kiln
tvnMi-epot market, steady: NO, 2
red, 9e elevator export basis and 8100
f. o. b. afloat. No. 1 northern Duluth,
C174 f. o. b. afloat. Futures market
waa easier on the denial that frosts had
occurred In Argentina and the larce re
ceipts ana weannesa in tne normwesi,
but rallied on the declaration of war be
tween Italy and Turkey, closing "icfiVe
net nigner. neptemner cioseo De
cember. 11.08 6-164il.04 6-16. closed
81.04 6-16; May closed 61.09. Receipts,
du; snipmenta, u.843 bu.
CORN Spot market, steady; No. !
corn, 76Hc elevator domestic basis to ar
rive and 76c f. o. b. afloat export. Fu
tures market was nominal. Receipts.
18,000 bu; shipments, 144,086 bu.
oats epot market, steady. Futures
market, nominal. Receipts. 76,250 bu.
HA Y Steady : prime. 21.25: No. 1. 81.16a
no. i, si.uii.io; r.o. a, stkorrsi.te.
niuts- uuu; central America, vc
011 r.. J'll m
LEATHER Steady; hemlock firsts, 24H
f -'.c; seconas, iitoije; tniras, vtuwe. re
ects. 16o.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady: mess. 817.00
C17.M); family. 14.00; beef bams.
2.'9.60i$32.i). Cut meats, dull; pickled
bellies, 10 to 14 lbs., S11.25&12 50; pickled
name, ii3.wQui.oo. Lra. ateady; middle
west prime. .Ora.40; refined, steady;
continent. 89.90; South America. 810.70
compound. 88 0CHft&26.
TALLOW Steady, prime eitv. hhds..
W4&7c; country, H37c.
rubuiKK-Aiive, unsettled; western
spring chickens, 14c; fowls, .8Vkllc; tir
keys. 15c: dressed, easy- western smina
cnicKens, U'i4c; iowis, itxtfi o; spring
lurnvya. aeieciea. aa: oinera. liaisa.
n u 11 c. rt r i rm ; creamery Mpcolais. JSa;
state oairy, imest. tuDS, 20 ; good to
Sn me, isiiHc; laciory. current makes,
rets, 2uXVtc
CHEESE titeadr: stats whole milk sna-
Clala 1414c: small colored, average fancv.
Uhie: atate whole milk, daisies, beat.
16il 1614c; aklms. 12tl2Ho.
s uu - r lrm; iresn gathered ex
tras. 361.280; extra firsts. 23:&c; fresh
gathered checks, prime, 3c; fair to good,
llaltc; refrigerators, second, charges
paid, 13 lc
POULTRY"- Alive, ateady; western
spring chickens, 14c; fowls, UV'fUSc;
turkeys, lAc. Lireaeed, Irregular; western
broilers, Ujlc, fowls. lufjiTc; spring
turkeys, selected, t-c: others. Uftfjlfto.
CHICAGO CRA1TV lD PROVI6(0?fS
Featerca ef the Tradla aad Closing.
Prleve oa Board et Trade,
CHICAUi.), Sept. War declared by
Italy against 'iurkey made a strong ac
tive market today tor wheat. The close
was Hoc to He higher than last night.
Lateat trading left corn V off to Ho up,
oata at lata So advance, and hog products
varying Irom the same level aa twenty
four hours before to Te gain.
The theory ot those who bought wheat
on account of the war newa was that the
c ssh would be likely to disturb political
affairs generally throughout Europe.
Moat of the active speculators here were
caught on the short side of the market
when tr actual break between the two
nations waa announced, and It was the
sciambl of the unlucky dealers to jiei
even that caused prices to bulge. Heavy
receipts northwest, despite persistent wet
weather, acted as a drug on the market.
The bulla were also discouraged by de
ntate of frost In the Argentine. All else
was lost sight of whan It became certain
that war was on. A decidedly nervous
feeling was manifested at the close. Be
tween the Initial and the final sales De
cember ranged from r,o to 8S"c, with
the net result &'c advance at fc"c
The notion that It was dangerous to
be on the short side took hold ot the
com pit when the wheat market turned
strong. December fluctuated from 63VsC
to 63'S64c, and closed steady at 6344, a
net loss of He. Cash grade were firm;
No 2 yellow finished st fi84'$69c.
Oats showed Independent strength.
High and low levela reached by December
were i'o and 47Hc. with the close c
net higher at 4Tc
The war newa and the grain strength
controlled the outcome In provisions. In
the end pork had risen Be to TV; lard
was unchanged to 6c higher, and ribs
up a shade, to 7c.
quotctions on leaning products were:
OMAHA UVBSIOCK MARKET
Cattle Eeceipta Very Light and
Prices Without Chans.
II0GS SELL FIVE CE3TS HIGHER
Sheep aad Leasee ef All Ktads la
Very Light Receipt, While
Prleee. Ceatlaae Aeeat
Steady with Taareday,
SOUTH OMAHA. ept , ini.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hoe, tiheep.
Official Mnndav IK c loni 4S O"0
Official Tuesday s.iKg t,nt bl.P
Official Wednesday .. 6.$r0 6.&3 24.879
Official Thursday .... 8,634 6.3.V6 12.631
Estimate Friday 636 8291 7,268
Five days this week. 27 761 26.478 144.769
Same davs last week 047 24.S97
Same days 2 weeks ago.29,9.' 23.4.8 l.tS.oW
Same days 8 weeks ago.2s.2tl li3,!7 l4'i.6-"
Same days 4 weeks ago it),t!4 25.793 L9.:il8
Same daya last year..4i,4S 19.628 loi2
The following table -.iois the receipts
of cattle, hoga and aheep at South Omaha
tor the year to date, as compared with
latit year: 191L IMG. Ino. Dec.
Cattle 828,857 r4,08S 46,428
nogs 1.890,411 1,648.836 J41.67B ..
Sheen Ln29.Shl 1.K34.770 4.781 ..
The following 4able ahows the averaga
prices ior nogs at south Omaha tor tn
last several days, with comparisons:
plr The better kinds ef feeder lambs
landed around 88 16. tirlr ewes sold st and
near 82. SO and other clessea of ' seconds'
went at usual figure. Intra good feeder
lamtis are closing as high aa IVJfHi-i.jo.
and anything quotable below 86 Is not
very respectable. According to packers'
tab the four days' buy on country ac
count amounts to 99 000 bead.
As compared with a week aee nri
for both fat and feeder stock sveraae
anout eteauy. it anything feeder ewes
are selling on s lltue higher basia th.n
they ware at that time, but the remainder
of the list ahows no cliangea of conse
quence, despite the fact that receipts
were heavier than expected.
Quotations on sheep andiamha: l,mK.
good to choice 6f.5OfTS.90; lambs, fair to
fwa. o.afej.nu, mmm, cuna, 4.75 1&-
lambs, feeders. 84.W; yearlings, good
to choice. 4.AVi4.tu; yesrllngs, frner
841MH60; wethers, bandy. 8i.7fcn4 0O
wethers, heavy, 83.e0JS3.. wthera feed.
era Vi.J.cio; ewes, gooo to choice, 43 o
03. 76; ewea, 'air to good, I3.00cji.40; ewes.
oreeaers. .U4 (v: ewes. leedera XI ikjrt
Art. - . - - . 1 tLl OK w
representative sales:
No Av. pr.
6t Idaho feeder lamb 62 4 25
iiuyni not assocated with local packing
Data 1911. 1910.1908.1908.1907. 1908. 1190S
Sept 20.
Bept. 21.
Kept. 21
Sept. 23
Brpt. 84
Sept. 2i.
Sept. 26.
Sept. 27.
Bept. 28! 6 14
Bept- 2y. 6 18 v;
( 63
I 611.
6 6fj
6 4?
6 srv
6 2i -
8 73 ! 8 171 '
8 47 8 12 g 87
8 43 2 10 0 81
40, 8 12
8 441 8 16
I 8 161 6 77
6 75
67
8 461
8 441 8 15,
8 821 8 081 6 67!
I 8 2 7 9i 6 65
5 7J1 061 S 89
6 84 1 6 12! 6 90
14 14 6 63
6 89 I 4 29
I 901 171
6 96 6 11 I 28
9,-l ti 13 a ai
i 97 20 1 4 19
5 IW I 1 I U
I 4 211 t 19
Artic lsiOpen. I Hlgh.l Low. IQosa Tes y
Wh't I I
Bept.lMTiWSBSM
DeclW-TsI 9ST
i
M4.I 34
Hi98.j.
May.l 0i 1 04il 0341 04V, 1 014,
t SI S8
aH;63Si634l64
'Hi6M.5V
Corn 1 l
Sept. 68 1 6?H
Dec. 6!6364
May. C5 65H
Oats I I
Sept. 46 441
Dec.. 47H!f 47
May. 60V4, 60
Pork
Jan.. 14 97H IS 06
May. 14 924 15 074
Lard
Sept. 15 9 17H
Oct.. 9tm 8 15
Jan.. 8 82H85 8 SO
Ribs
Sept. 8 87H 8 S7H
Oct.. 8 36 8 85
May. T 96 7 86
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14 87H
14 82
I 10
8 07m
T7V4I
8 25HI
B 26
8 72H8S
I
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60i
15 05
15 06
17V4
9 15
8 90
8 32H;
8 35
7 96
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47
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1$ 00
14 9744
9 12V4
8 85
8 87
T 87H
7 924
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Bhlp yoar stock to Booth Omaha t
say mileage and ahiinkage; your
conslRnments receire prompt aad
careful attention.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
By era Bros. 4k Co. Strong and responsible.
WOOD BROS., 234-88 Exchange Bldg.
WANTim-PllM An farm . ,.
years old. 6 4o. Bee.
' wim ins
best possible references aa to character,
mwujt nuu worn ill umana,
Souui timahft or Council Bluffs. Will
permanent. 1" also competent to till al-
u. k ..j vuwuvu ,u mi ua or ooo a
sioia U Uo, care Ba
CO I .T .Vfi E man ttf wlrK
wanu permanent poaltloa. Take diota-
uuii, utw.ua, tiMiute urreaponaenca NO
short hand. Address N. too. care Use.
IfXPERI ITATKh vhlt l4 iK-
altlon aj, f-tiMli i,r ra,nt Ar A v A
after carnival. FUaae stale aalaiy wish
to give. Addiaae O iwl, lea.
colored girl. 22m7 Farnaiu. Harney ioi.
WASHING, or cleanina for Thumi a.
Friday. Web. 4201.
COLORED lady wish ha nnaltlAn aaai.
Webster lAUL
8TENOQRAPHHR with om- ai
experience wanta position with chance
for advancement; small salary to begin
nn. auurh, s en, care juee.
WANTED filtiiAtlne t rim.l.u ...
perlenced atenographer; Remington oper
ator; legal work preferred. H 8ok Re
LADT wiahes DoslUon In a (WmAn
Chrlatiaa borne with children, 2618 B. 3iin,
GO OUT to Kourke Bark and root fnr
Omaha. If A. H. Rawitaer, 110 N. 43d
St., will come to The Bee office within
three days we will give him a ticket to
the ball gams at Rourke park.
I.tvrrexl Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL Sept- 29 WH BAT pot
steady: No. 8 Manitoba. 8s Id; futures
easy; October. 7s Jd, December, 7s 6d;
March. 7s 4d.
CORN Spot steady. American mixed.
4s; futures dull; October, 6e llVl; Marco,
6s 744.
Great West. Com. Co.. Omaha A Denver.
W. K. 6MJTH 4s SON Just handle sheep.
W. F. DENNY 4t CO., 233 Exch. Bldg;.
TAOO BROS, handle cattle, bogs', sheep.
CLIFTON Com. Co.. 222 Exchange Bldg.
Donahue Randall Co., 202 Exch. Bldg.
Clay. Robluaon at Co., 200 aocch. Bldg.
The Standard Com. Co.. 116 Exch. Bld.
W. R BMITH A BON Just handle sheep.
Interstate Co. Better r&euita. Bhlp to us.
BUKKK-RICKLY CO.. 201 Each. B.dg.
L K. ROBERTS CU. 228 Each. B.dg.
Allan Dudley dt Co.. 236-37 Exch. Bldg.
Cox A Jonas Com. Co., bunch ot hustlers.
Ralston A Fonda, live stock com. mer.
Farmers L. 8. Com. Co., 209 Exchange
Deposit proceeds of shipments In Stock
Tarda lsat'1 Bank. Only bank at yards.
WINN BROS. A CO.. Exchange Bldg.
LAVERTT BROS.. 128-40 Exch. Bldgt
Paxtos-Eckman Chem. Co. at k remediea
Martin Bros. A Co.. 202-T Exch. Bldg.
Cash quotations were ss follows-
FLOUR Steady : millers askln- htrh.p
"inter patents, 94wB4 66:
Straights, 3.6o(a4.95: best hard. t.0u,y?i:
spring straights, 1.4064.60; bakers, 83.tg?
4 86.
RYE N o. 1 9644J96C.
BARLEY Feed or mixine. SOifH: fair
iu cuoice maiung. si.luf'i.ZJ.
SEEDS Timothy, 8I3.OiAtll4.75; clover.
214.00a 19.25. '
PROVISIONS Pork, mess, per bbl., 814.
76filo.00; lard. Der lu lbs . la ITU- ihnn
ribs, sides, loose, 88.009.00; short clear
sides, boxed. 68.iba.g7W
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to 639.000 bu. Exports tor the
weeks, aa shown by Bradstreefs, were
equal to 8,165,000 bu. Primary receipts
were 1,4.1. wo bu.. compared with 1.139,000
nu, tne correaDonmnv dav a vu, man
The visible supply of wheat in the United
astimatea receipts tor tomorrow: wheat
4tk cars; corn, m cars; oata, 124 cars;
hogs, 9,000 head.
imcao taii Prices Wheat. No. 2 red
iikc; No. 8 red, MWoc; No. 2 hard
winter, 81.00a.l.04; No. 8 hard winter, 67c
21.03; No. 1 northern anrin II fwi it-
No. 8 northern spring, 81,07(21.11; No. J
?,Jffifri! PrlnK' 8l.06dj.iaO; No. 2 spring,
8102I&1.08; No. 2 spring. 81.0i'ol.08; No. 4
funs, viv;iyiuc; velvet cnati, wcAjl.tn;
durum, 96cj,81.03. Corn: No. 1 68469c;
No. 8 whlU, 6464c; No. 2 yellow, 684
frfl&o; No. 8, 67i$6iiVc; No. 8 white, 69
694c; No. 8 yellow, 684j9c; No. 4. 674
..?; wmie, bo; no. 4 yellow,
6.4w68Uo. Oata: Kn a white nuvuSLO-.
No. 8. 464c; No. 8 white, 4644(3474c; Ne. 4
"Hticj atanaara, iiwwc. Kye:
ii u. e, rtv-nmc. parley: 7cbxi.zfi. Tim
othy; 118 0.HS14 75. Cloves: ll4.0ftl K
BUTTER Firm; creameries, 22iS27c;
dairies, 2o25c.
EGOS Steady; receipts, 6,080 cases; at
mark, caaes Included, 1518c; firsts, 19c;
CHEESE Steadvf 4aIaIa 11a-
18H9l34c; young Americas, Ho; long
horns, 14e.
POTATOES Firm: choice to fancy, 6.V8
7tV as let n avjuu aWAO.
POULTRT-Easy; turkeys. 16c; chick
ens, 10c; springs, 11c.
VEAL Steady; 60 to 60-lb. wta. 8e;
60 to 86-lb. wts., 9410Hc; 86 to 110-lb.
wts., 11c.
Dally movement of produce:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
floor, bbls 20.400 23.900
Wheat, bu 61.200 98,700
v-orn, du 119.000
Oats, bu 252.000 218,000
Rye. bu 8,600 8,700
Barley, bu 138.008 22,900
tar lot Receipts Wheat. 86 cars, with
9 Of contract grade; corn, 278 cars, with
72 of contrsct grade; oata, 148 ears. Total
receipts of wheat at Chicago. Minne
apolis and Duluth today were 1,062 cars,
compared with 641 cars last week and 674
ears the corresponding day a year ago.
At. T.oals General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 29-WHEAT-Cah:
firm: track. No. 2 red. 98flOM4e: No. t
nard, 1.031.10; December, 9s'4c; May,
CORN Steady: track No. 2. 6SV4.c: No.
t white, 7071o ; December, 62tc; May,
ATS Weak: track No. 2. 4Uc: No. 8
white, 47474c; December, 47sc47;;
May. 48'iQnOe.
R TrJ unchanged, 99e. a
FLOUR Firm: red winter natents. 14 40
Q4.80; extra fancy and straight, 84.00(34 35;
hard winter clears. 83.20tft3.M.
LUItftWtAL WW.
B RAN Firm : sacked, east track. 11.13
frl.17.
HAT Firm: timothy. tSO.OOSaOO; prai
rie. 8120W16.00.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher: mime
steam, 89.20f9.3a. Dry sale meats, un
changed: boxed extra shorts, 89.00- clear
ribs, 89.00; short clears. 89.124. Baoon,
unchanged: boxed extra shorta. 210.00:
clenr ribs. tlO.Ou; short clears, 810.12U.
POULTRY blow; chickens, 9c: springs,
10,c; turkeys, 144a lc; ducks, 12c; geese.
8c.
BUTTER Higher: creamery, 2lQS7c.
EGGS Higher. 20a
RjiCelntN fihlnments
Flour, bbla 9,000 10,000
Wheat, bu. 27 ti00 25.000
Corn, bu 62.000 27.000
Oats, DU , 71.000 87,000
Kansas City Grata aad Prervlsioas.
KANSAS CITY. BeDt. M. WHEAT
Caeh. unchanged; No. 8 hard, tl.02ioL08;
No. 8. tbo&U.Ob; No. t red, tWq'jc; No. i.
949So; December. 08Va99c; May, 81.034
91.034.
CORN Steady; No. 8 mixed. 67c; No. 3,
6io; No. 2 white, 67o; No. 2, 074c;
December. 614b14c; May. 6J!4fto4c.
OATb Steady; No. 1 white. 46Ha47Vc: I .
No. 2 mixed. 464r46c. u.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, 818 7'
1900; choice prairie. 812. 5u& 13.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 254c firsts, 23'v
seconds, 214o; packing stock, 174c.
EOUft Exuas, 24c; firsu. 'juc: so
onds, 184c.
Racelpta Ehipment
Wheat bu 60,0u 77.0
Corn, bu 11,000 37. Cv.
Oata, bu 2,0u0 13,0.
Receipts and disposition ot live stock a
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, for
iweniy-iour hours ending at 2 p. m. y
terday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattls.Hogs.Shp.HTS,
... m. at et. f i
Wsbash 1
Union Pacific 10 12
C. ds N. W. (eist).... 1 3
C. & N. W. (west).... 7 11
C. St. P., M. A O.... 1 3
C, B. A Q. (east) 3
C, B. & Q. (westK... 11 U
C. R. I. & P. (east).. .. 4
Illinois Central 1
C, G. W 1 1
Total receipts 21 52
DISPOSITION HEAD.
rt
umaha Packing Co.... 18
swiit A Co 246
Cudahy Packing Co.. 243
Armour A Co 66
Murphy U9
Cudahy from country ....
Cudahy from Denver.. 75
Hill A Son 7
F. B. Lewis 4
J. H. Bulla 14
L. F. Huss 19
McCreary & Carey 104
8. Werthelmer 110
Other buyers SOI
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
1.271
376
1.494
639
1,254
i.466
6,914
0tSlS 1,197 8,201 11,607
Ca1il There wna t.iA ncuui l.Vi,...
buBiuees in cattle this morning ana ui
market was in about the same conamoi.
as usual on a Friday. In fact, there was
jiy nine in tne way of news or inter
esting teatures worthy of comment. A.
told only thirty cars were reported 11
wuiun waa not enouun to make a marke
or excite any great interest. Bull there
w . r "e"i-na ior this late In tin
weea ana what few cattle were offeree
sold In tair season. The trade, as might
-aj'-wixi unaer sucn circumstances
was aiow and unmtAr..iir.ff - ,,.,,.1 .
Friday and Drioes ihni.n A,m rt M.iu.li
little change In either direction. There
uvuuui caoice to make a top on tht
market.
Wiiotatlons on native cattle: Good to
eteers, ii.zagTi.so; fair to goou
"m "-. common to tail
f.Ler"' -"a i; good to choice helf
-wie.ie; good to choice cows, 24.&1
-.w, .0,1 w gooa cows, sa.76ak4.W; com
K?n,alr cow' 82.753.76; veal calves,
wuotations on range cattle: Good to
i"v,i"- et-ere, sn.euse.Mi; I air to good
beef steers. 85.00i5.0;. common to fair
" -1T' -,.fu' 0 x gooo to choice
.1 TiJ r'.A f "; gooa to choice cows
14.40015.10: fair to Biwt m. HTuim
l2 fnolc 'tockera and feeders. S5.0-'
&S.76: fair to wnmt ui,.r, . n
84.26.00: eommon to fair stockers and
. . . -. i" ; etocKer heirers. 83.254
4.40: bulls, stags, etc.. 83.Z&S6.00.
nepreaentauve aales:
COWS.
At. ft. Nix
703 I 84 4
.171 I 10 41
. 134 I 10 I
.1010 t bl t
. 1t I 66 t
. M I 4
. i.liIF.KS
. (IS 2 00 10
. 460 t 40 U
. too n
OALVES.
.140 4 00 I
. no 4 no 11
. 46 4 14 4
. 810 4 60 1
IK
biUi AND FJBEDt...
f 0 I W IS
171 4 24 1 460 A is
uUuo-ohh in the Hog aiua Cia..iie.
an Inning, long overdue, and managed t
elevate the trade about a nickel, a sem,"
lamine supply and more favorable cond,
Uons elsewhere were the main reasons fo
Ue reaction. Only fifty-two loads wer
received and average quality showed pe
haps a little iniDrovemant nv
c'Pts, ths proportion of medium weigh
""'"a. oiuewnai larger man usua.
Demand from all nuinn ,a r.;.n,
of tone and while trade at no time w
-ry runra, me movement scalewai
proved fairly aoUve. All rum.
cleared shortly after 10 o'clock.
ouiit aoia at two or three prices 1
phase of the market which has almot
become permanent, and there w. .
or no discrimination shown In ssles of 01
dlnary offerings. Larger drovea wei
La oomrjared with .
terday'a average coat of 86 14. and the be'
hacon animals on sale made a top 1
Business In shlrmlna hn .
Uncertain appearance and comDeiiti,
from this quarter had no visible Infl
ence upon the market In general. On'
six or seven loads were purchased
buyeda not asaociated with local pack.'r
concerns.
Representative sales:
We. At. k. rr. Ne. At. Sta .
63 Ill 120 4 114 U tit 140 A la
Ko.
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tt 4 76
Ml 4 71
ISO 4 15
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.130 ... 4 16
..126 10 4 16
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..ill 1.0 4 16
. 1J4 40 4 16
tM 60 4 16
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66 171
49 ii7
....114
....161
....171
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....176
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...it 40 4 17
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OMAHA THE GRAIN MARKET
WEEKS GRAIN CO.. grain merchants,
consignments solicited. "l4 lirandela
THE UPDIKE GRAIN CO. Consign
ments carefully handled. Omaha, Neb.
MERRIAM COMMISSION CO
man w ho haa tried ua."
"Ask the
Nebraska-Iowa Grain Co. 764 Brandeia
CAVERS ELEVATOR CO., wholesale
d-vlera la grain, Bay, ettag. feed, til
braxMeis Uda.
Dalath Grata Market.
DULUTH, Sept. 29-WHEAT-No 1
hard, 21.09H: No. 1 northern, 81. 084,: No. 2
northern. 21.04fcQ1.0fH: No. 8. a.OOj
1 4TH; September. 8108 bid; December.
H. Ob-Si asked; May, 8J. bid.
Omaha Prodare Market.
BUTTER Creamery, I4c; pacgags
stock, ltWc.
EGOH-Ko. 1. lHc; No. 2. 13c.
POULTRT Broilers, 12c; sprlnga c;
bens. S'ic, roosters. 6c- ducks 10c;
geese, 8c
Baalf Clearlssa
OMAHA. Bept. IS Bank clearings for
today were 4a,&.1.2t.S4 end for the eorre
apoadlaa day last year, IA41A0M.4S.
SHEEP Measured by recent sheep and
lamo maraets today's trade was a small
enair, oniy 7.ttii head ahowmg up. It
was largo enough to fill out a five days'
total, however, that easily exceeds the
entire receipts lent week. Since lsst Sun
day something like 144.0"0 bead of stock
arrived, aa compared with th previous
week's marketing of 13t,0u0 head.
I'rtaii oieiiHA had much tne aame
character and variety as usual, the buik
consisting of lambs In feeder flesh. A
few gooU fat classes were available, but
It required ths use of the sorting gate to
Eut anything in thia Una In selling form,
tr sight shipments, suited to the packing
demand, were rare exceptions. Demand
for finished stock proved healthy, fairly
sctlve and reasonably broad, steady
prices buying strings that changed hands
early. Desirable fat lambs moved around
to.505.5, denoting a 25. Du limit for some
thing fancy, while the few decent fat
wethers snd ewes on sale drew fuiij
steady bids and sold readily.
In feeders the general situation re
mained unchanged. Attendance of coun
try buyera proved light, but there aeemed
to be plenty ot order In yard brokers'
aejMls te meet the requirements at aui-,
153 Nevada feeder lambs
l'C Idaho ewes
644 Idaho lambs
Nevada lambs
699 Wyoming feeder wethers
6M Utah lambs
58
124
72
49
80
6
4 25
3 75
6 90
6 40
4 80
860
CHICAGO L1V8B STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle aad 8heep alow
-Hogs ateady.
CHICAGO. Pept. 29 CATTLE Receipts,
,wu neaa; market slow and wesk; beeves.
M..o.uS io. lexaa steera, 44.30Q4.0U; western
Fteers, 64.267.tiO; stockers and feeders.
430.65; cows and heifers, 82.006.20;
caives, 6D.uivii.su.
HOGS Receipt s, 1S.O0O head; market
steaoy; light, gS.10ilJ.75; mixed, StfO&SS.SO;
heavy. 86.S04ii.70; rough. I6.8uuid.06: aood
10 choice heavy, 8 06i4j.70; pigs. 84.00i6.15;
bulk of sales. 3fi.l0Q.66.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.000
nesa; marxet stow, weak; native, 81.2M
4.00; western 2.75fJ4.10; yearlings. 8S.85iS
4.011; nauve iiiddi, 4wwfeo; western
4.60(ff.00.
Kansas City Live Stock Market;
KANSAS CITY. Kent. 'A rATTI.K.
Receipts, 2.000 head. Including 600 south
erns; market steady; drensed beef and
export steers. 40-.64(7.85; fair to good
6.to6.75; western steers, 83.fKnS7.20; stock'
ers and feeders. 83.50ii7i.0O; southern
neers. 3.fl0f6.50; southern cows, 83.004.50;
native cowk, j.75,5.0O; nstive heifers.
4(.y".00; bulls, 83.26$j4.50; calves, 84.00ig
7.25.
HOGS-Receipts. 4.500 head; market
steady to 5c hlnher: bulk of sales. td.2Vfi
8 40; heavy. 86.25a"iS.40; packers and butch
ers. 66.3ufe.4a; llghU, 46.-i45.46, plga. 84.60
go-iv,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reeelpta, 2,000
nean; market steady; lambs, 84. go. 15;
yearlings, 84.00&4.S6: wethers. 83.4tXa4.20L
ewes. 63.as4.00; stockers and feeders. 82 (o
4..l.
t. Loala Lire Stock Market
ST. LOL IS, Sept. !9.-CAT TLB Receipts
were s.auu head, including 76u Texans;
market ateady, 7H,2T10c higher; native
shipping and export steers. 88.75V33.I6:
dressed beef and butcher steers, Jo.lStfj.
i.OO; steers under 1.000 pounds, 84.0047.00;
stockers and feeders, 83.0Ojj5.O0; cows and
heifers, 83.00&'7.5O; canners, 8l.0XKy3.6O;,
bulls, 82-75b5.2o; calves, 1.003.00; Texss
and Indian steers, 84.00ti.2o; cows and
heifers, 83.0OJS7.60.
HOGS Receipts, 9.800 head; market 6
10c higher; pigs and lights, 84.00(460;
packers, 40g5.65; butchers and best
neavy, 8.4&.t5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.409
head; market a shade lower; native mut
tons, 83.S54.00; lambs. 84.005j3.00; culls
and bucks, 81.253.60; stockers, 81.50t7J3.00
Bt. Joseph Llye Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Sept. 29. CATTLE
Receipts, 70u head; market steady; steers,
calves, 83.75gS.00.
tttMty Keceipts, 8,000 head: market 6c
higher; top, tti.46; buik of ssles. 66. &)( 35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt b, i, suO
head; market steady; lambs, 26.uu.00.
I Stock In Meat.
Receipts ef live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
uattie. Hons. Sheep.
, & 8.i0 7 200
too 1,000
2,000 4.600
2,300 9.800
,2.000 16.000
5outh Omaha
St. Joseph ...
Kansas City .
St. Louis ....
Chicago
Totals
.8,835 36.600 18,400
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Seot. 24 MtTTALK
Standard copper, quiet; spot, September,
October, November and December, ill.oO
winuoo maraet, Iirm; spot Jvj
12s 3d; futures 65 17s Id. Arrivals n.
ported at New Tork today, 300 tons. Cus
tom nouse rsturns show exports ot 24,008
tons so fur thia mnntli. IaIta aaatw.
4l2.60( 12.624; electrolytic, 2112oa.l2.27Vj and
oasting 4i:i.0O4i-U3.25. Tin, quiet; apot and
September. 816ir39.75: October. 39.krfi
3.tw; Nov. 836. 761a 3U.50; December. 38.Oii
iVJt. London market, easy; spot, 176 16s;
luiurea, aits in. Laa, quiet, 44.4o4.65
Saw York: 43.31.36 East Bu Louis. Lon
Jon 16. bpelter, Irregular, 85.90a1.00 New
1 01k. 46.0od.26 East St. Louis. London,
17 16s. Antimony, dull; Cookson's 6A.25
3H.27H. Iron. Cleveland warrants. 44s in
i-ondon. Locally Iron was quiet; No. 1
.oundry northern, 16.23'l.&0. No. 2, 416.00
gl5.26; No. 1 southern and No. 1 south
in soil, iio.uuuiA.ou.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29. METALS Lead,
Irmer, et 44,35. Spelter, quiet, at 86.80.
Nlnnespolli Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 29. WHEAT
eptember, 21-0&H; December, 81.06'i; May,
1. 12-4; No. 1 hard, 21. 09; No. 1 northern.
l.Ol.OS'; No. 2 northern, fl.041.0D;
,0. 3, 99'cgjl.(B.
FLAX-22.31.
BARLEY 75c81.18.
CORN-No. 8 yellow, "Ac.
OATS No. 8 white, 45(46Wo.
KYE No. 2, 91c.
B RA N 821 6O.22.00.
FLOUR First patents, 85.20tfJ.49; second
jatents, 84 9)6 :; first clears, 88.8Cxfi415;
econd clears, 42.90373.10.
Dry Goods Market.
NEW TORK. Sept. 29.-DRT GOODS
he cotton goods market Is quiet and
eady with prices somewhst easier on
ilnt cloth yarns fabrics. Local wool
arkets are quiet. The yarn markets
rk snap, but Inquiries are fair. Job
em report a better forward trade In
en fabrics and white goods for spring
fcllvery.
NEW YORK JTOGK MARKET
Normal Recovery in rrices Con
tinues During Iay' Trading.
WAE CAUSES SOME REACTION
Poaltloa ef Thia Country at Time t
Crisis tn Esropr Considered l'n-
snelly Favorable by Inter
national Bankers.
NEW TORK. 6ept. 29 -The normal re
covery In prices on the stock exchsnge
which chsraeterlsed yesterday s opera
tions was continued through the eerly
part of today s trsdlng. The extensive
short Intereat was the pivot sround
which the market revolved, the covering
movement by that element constituting
the most Important factor Dec'.arstlon
of war by Italy uga.nat Turkey later
brought about a reaction..
To all appearances the Street chose te
Ignore the adverse conditions which con
fronted the market st the opening. In
London quotations ot American stocks
ware depresttd In some cases ss much
aa two pointa. Kerun reported ths sus
pension of s comparatively unimportant
financial institution. Domestic conditlona
which prompted the recent heavy liqui
dation were not improved, in tne face
of these Influences the market rose vig
orously e.,.in attar the open.ng. I mted
States ble I touched Its h.gh point of
the week at 61 it was apparent that
this seeming Iv artlticial movement was
due to the isct that the ahoit intereat
had been ovei extn.ded during the heavy
aelllng early .n the week, burtace con
ditions indicsted that tne enormous In
terest which nared Itself on the decline
beginning hi midsummer hsd been largely
fiut to rout, although fi'om all accounts
t remains unuvually large.
Italy s dec;: ut.ou ot war heightened
the unfavorable etfect ot the foreign in
fluence. In the isuer pan of the day
the market sagKeU and gains of 1 to 8
pointa were lost. The close found some
losses on the day's operations, although
net changes in mobt cases were only
nominal.
The position of this country at this
time ot crisis In Europexn politics wee
described by International bankers as un
usually favorable. For the first time in
many years It waa said, the beginning
of a war in Europe tound money rates
here easy, so that New York is in a posi
tion to enlarge its credits abroad. There
was further borrowing here today by
Berlin, and It was presumed thst war
between Turkey and Italy would result
In continued tiansiers of funds to Europe.
Recently Italy has been drawing down
its balances In London snd also has been
taking some money from this country.
Demand sterling ratea fell 20 points to
day. Trading In American Tobacco se
curities was continued on a large scale.
The 4 per cent bonds weakened early In
ths day, owing to a report that the plan
tor reorganization of the company pro
vided for retirement of this issue at 90
instead of at par. The preferred stock
rose nearly three points. On the "curb''
the common stock hounded 14 points.
Of a number of railroads whose August
reports were submitted today, Canadian
Pacific was the .only large system to
show material increase in net earninss.
Curiously enough, Canadian Pacific was
the weakest stock among the railroad
Issues. Reading, Erie and Rock Island
reported smaller clearings.
There waa further activity In the bond
market. Some of the speculative lsauea
were pushed up at a lively rate early
In the day, but reacted sharply with a
final upturn before the close. The total
aales bonds, par value. 3.4A),0O0. United
States bonds were unchanged on call.
Number of sales and loading quotations
on stocks were as tollo'vs:
tries. Hlrh. Lev. Close.
AIIU-Chalinrs pfd
AmAlsmatil Cnpper ..
AmerUAD Agricultural .
Am Baot Busir
AroencAS Can
Amerlcsn C. a- F
Am. Cotton Oil
AmeiirAD H. A U Dt4. .
Am. Ice 8A.urttl4
AmiicAB LlnaeeO
Amerlcsa Looomotlve ..
Amsrlcso S. A R
Am. S A R. pM
Am. SteAl Foundries....
Am. Sugar Ktlnlng
14,100 4914 48
l.M
100
fre
104
100
14.700
61
46
36
42 t
6044
48 V,
4
14
414
14
46
60 Mj
4
43
47 '
11
17
46
94
4144
oo 10014 loo'i ino
iuo u . J4 zi
114
ADMricAn T A- T. Al-dlv 1.600 MS 1S24A U2H.
- .-. iz -
too it . tl' li..
t.ee 103 101 ifj'
400 ioa4 ini 14 io2a '
00 in in uo
4.0U0 4 OSUj 04
400 M n ni
t.4n0 73-, 73U, 7i4
14.400 J?f4 t4
100 u
4,400 71V
'Lioo 'ii"
14. 400 104
"ioo m"
II
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK, Sept. 29.-OOTTON-Spot
osid quiet, 5 pointa lower; middling up
ndft, 10.40c; middling gulf, 10.65c; sajes.
0) bales.
i''i:tures closed steady; October, 10.15c
5 'ember, lu.lfic: December, 10.30c; Jan
iiy, 10.25c; February, l0.2t'c; March
.ic; April, 10 42c; May. 10.64:; Jul)',
Amerloa Tobacco pfd
AmericAQ woolen
Anioonds MlDlng Ce...
Atchloa
AtcbUos pf4
AtiABtis coast use....
Bsltlmore A Ohio
Bblhm StsW
Brooklrn Rapid Tr
CaaAdlaa rtclfle
Csstral L4thr
Ontrsl Lether pfd ...
Central ot New Jersey.
CThMApAAK tt onio...
Chtcaso A Altos
OiIcaso a. W., BAV...
CblcAco O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
(-bingo, tl. A Bt P..
C.. C. C. A St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Boutaera...
ConaolldAted Gaa
Corn Products
Delaware A- Hudaon
Deavar 4 Rio Orande..,
Denrer A R. O. pfd....
Dlatlllara' Saeurttles ...
Brie
Erie let pfd
Erie id ptd
General Electric
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore stts.
llllnola Central
laterborough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Harvester.
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump ...
lows Central
Kaoaas City So
K C. So. pfd ei-dlT...
Laeiede oaa
Lonlerllle A Nae&Tllle.. 2.000 140(4 140
Minn. A St. Louie
M , it. P. A 8. 8. U
Mlaaourl. K. A T too, 2H 21
M . K. A T. pfd loo 46 44
Mleeourl Pacific l.Km M41 s.
National Blacult 600 ltt, HSU 1!4
National Ivead 104 . 44 4'i 44U
pr. K. K. of m m pra i
New York Central , l.soo 1024, 1014, l"!
tl
170
70V T0V4j
14
1744 II
44
141
107 104
41
44 lIUj
44
1,600 1S344 12 132Vt
100 114 114 114
Ino 161 H lllUj 141
inn U 131 t
100 47 47 47
9i 1Uj 41H 111
l.eno M to 214 .
1.700 60 4U, 44
101 404, 40 44
4.400 ISO14 147 141
1.200 12.1S 13 12114
400 41 46 44
W
1.S00 14 14 14
600 41 41 41
600 101 100 100
100 14 14 14
200 27
27
100 41 41
tilt
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31
tot
la?1
i
126
II
64
I as ports at New York.
NEW YORK. eDt. 29 Imnorts of mer
handise and dry gooda at the port ot
nv inra ror tne weea ena tir Heriremrjer
23 were valued at tl9.618.796. Imoorta ot
specie, i-Ai4t uuver and UUfJ.au gold E x
-lis 01 specie (.r the week were I901,&A
ivoi- ana ii..tm. gold.
Mllwaakee Grain Market
MILWAUKEE, Bept. 29 WHEAT No.
northern. 41iiOWiil.il: No. 2 northern.
Jl Owil.tiiHa; No. 2 hard wlnur. 97ci41,Og;
iacmnper, mc; luty, 11 1.
ua 1 o-Duuiudig, a. nnf-wc
uAiUKY Malting, ti.ULlX
Omaha Produce Market.
UTTTER Creamery, 2Mc; packing
ock, l&c.
G03-NO. 1. l!He; Ne. 1 13c
r'uL'LTRy-Broilers, llc; springs, 9c;
..ustsrs ic; hens, 10c; geese, to.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, fcept. 29.-CORN Unchanaad
No 2 yellow, e'c; No. 2 yellow, oSWo:
HO. A iiiizhu, n-rrgv, iiv gragi, ojc.
OATs Unchanged; standard, 4oc.
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA, Bept. .-HAY-No. J. HJOO;
o. I. ail-ttO; coarao, 410. uu; pawklng nock.
fY'iVjG. alfalfa. 213.00. Btraw: V'hut
I 6rKe.O0: rye and oata, 6.00.
Oils aad Rosla.
SAVANNAH. Bept. 29 -TURPENTINE
Klrm oOaC.
ROSIN Firm. F. O.. to.30i4.26.
Wool Market.
8T. IjOUIS Bept. 29 WOOL Wbl--r
errltory and western mediums. 17 ft 2b-
flee laedluma, 17(le; tine, 11 lie
N T.. O w
Norfolk A Westers...
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oaa
P . O , C. Rt. U...
Plttenurgh Coal
Preaard 6tel Cmr
Pullman Palace Cr...
Hallway Slel Spring-.
Reeding
Republic Steel
Republla Ste pfd
RorS Ulanl Ce
Rnek lland Co. pfd..
St. U S K 2d pfd.
St. Louia 8. W
St. Iuie 8. W. pfd...
Bloaa-Sheffleld 8 I.
Southern Pai-lftc
Southern hallway
Southern Railway pfd.
Tenneeeee Copper
Taaae A Parlflc
T . St. L. A W
T . St. L A W , ei-dl.
rnloa Paclfie
I'nlon Pacific pfd
t'nlted stAtea kaltr .
United Stetea Viubber.
t'nlted States Steel
V. S. Steel ptd
t'Uh Ccrper
Va -Carolina Chemical
Wehieb
Wabeah pfd
Wealern Maryland ....
w eettnghouee Elertrle
Weatern Union
Wheeling A L. E ....
lhigh valler
ino las 1144 tl
1,600 102 101 10
100 41 16 46
4,400 114 113 111
M0 1 ao X
4.000 111 111 118
l"i
It
17
17 H
164
17
104 000 U4 177 1X4
6O0 11 23 12
O0 66
1.800 14
600 44
400 11
10 6O0 104
i.4 a
too
too
1110
100
eio
44
XH
l
11
41
111 100 160
400 tc
100 M
. t.te l
.151400 41
. t 40 HO
. 1.000 41
. 1.10 4c
. 1.6O0 10
. l.ioo 11
too 61
100 61
4o0 74
16 14
13 11
44 44
II tl
JO
41
II
10(1', 107
S
14 II
II II
ta
40 41
lf.S 1M
"a, so
Si!
44
66
101
r
11
40
104
40
46
to 10
10 10
49 61
41 41
71 11
tt4
10 too 15 164 161
TotAl salsa tor the day. 717.600 eharea.
Boston Mlnlna stoeks,
BOSTON, Sept. 29 Closing quotations
en stocks todsy:
... M Mohawk
. . . 4T Nevada Can
... 1 'Nipteeing Mines
44 North Butte
M. 4 North Lake
...II Old Dominion ...
. . . 4 Oeraola
...n Parrott 8. A O...
... I Quince
4W BhannoB
6 buperlor
4 '4 Superior A B
1 Taniaratk . .
27 f S I It. A M
Allouas
Amet Copper.
A Z U A 8
Arltona Cob). .
B C CAS
Butte Oatttloa ..
Cel Arieena...
Cat A Herla
4atanntal
t op Rang C. f.
taet Bulla C. U.
Pranklla
Otrous Cob
Orenbr Coa
Oreena Caaaaes
lata ftorale Copper
Kerr Mke
Lege Copper
Ia Salle Copper..,
Miami Oopper ....
as-fta.
. II
. "4
w
:iK
. 61
. 71
24
B. M . 1
1.. ai4
do pfd
11 t'tah Cob
4tt t.li Cbmmar Cto
wineea g
lWalTertae II
Americas Telepaoas (j Telegraph Co,
A dividend of Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Monday, October 14. tin.
tc stockholders of record at the close of
business oa Saturday, September to. lilt
WILLIAM R. PtuvER, Treasurer.