THK OMAHA SUNDAY BKK: NKITEMBEK L'7. 1W14.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Exports in Wheat Puzzling to the
Local Trader.
ALL GRAINS CLOSE LOWER
Wheat Off from Our anil a Half to
Tito tents, torn Half to One
t eal a ad Oata One-Halt
to Oae teats.
OMAHA, Sept. M, 114
There ana much mxriilntlnn us to the
amount of wheat sold for export trom
h-re -est-rday, and ninny In the trail
Here lnrl!nd to bcllc'e t tilt t the figures
revortv were far below the actual total.
Humors rc current enrly In the sen
slnn thflt murh wheat was being worked
for export and they had tlie effect of
l allying- the market, but only aB.otl bush
el could be traced na aold ty loon!
jeoplc and thla grain went out via the
ilf. In addition vessel room for M.W
l'iih'la of whent waa chartered, the rate
being lc tj Huffnlo. ome of tha local
tst'mstes placed yeterdny's export busl
I:fs In wheat as high aa 1.300,000 buahela
Wheat rrlces here yesterday at one
time wore fractionally higher than the
previous close, but the market ruled
lieavy most of the day. The buy Inn on
the breaks was a little better than re
cently, but the trade waa Impreaeed with
the continued free marketing of wheat
ar1 heavy tone abroad.
The corn market waa narrow affair
and ranged lower moat of the dv. Home
bullish sentiment waa aroused by the ex
Jort sale of au.tfO bushels of corn and the
tact thst local exporters were trying to
ret more to (111 future orders. Specula
tive interest waa lacklnK. however, and
the buying power waa weak.
It waa an Irrexular trade in oata, with
Vricea at the finish urn hanged to c
Jiighor than Thursday. There waa liberal
buying of futures by export houses, which
was otfset to a large extent by hedging
rales by purchases of feed barley. ljocal
rxport sales of oats were reported at
fc'O.OOO bushel and In addition i;5.im0 bush
els cash oats aold for domestic use. The
reaboard reported l.OOO.uuu bushels oats tc
Paeden.
Wheat was 1H to 2c lower.
Corn was e to le lower.
Oata were c to lo lower.
Clearance were: W heat and flour,
ninsl to l.ftn.000 bu.; corn, M,00o bit. ; onls,
3w.K) bu.
Liverpool close: Wheat, 2Vi2Hd lower;
urn, Vrld lower.
I'rimary wheat receipts were Z.SM.flno bu
nd shipments l,M4,0ii0 hu., against re
eipts of 1 47.",XiO bu. and shipments ol
77l.( bu. last enr.
I'rimary corn receipts were 131,000 bu.
nd shipments l!t.".,nci bu., against receipts
of MC.oun bu. anil shipments of J'.ttMuo bu.
Just year.
It-lmary oats receipts were l.lfflMW) bu
nd shipments I.&M.OUO bu., against re
elnts of 1. "111. Mil lm. and shipments of
11,000 bu. lMst year.
CAKIjOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oata. Harlejr. Ilye.
Chicago ,14 1117
Mln'eapolls..
Jiuluth .V.t
Omaha 4
Kansas City 211
Ft. IjOuIk ... TS
fWlnnlpeg ... ftsfi
These aalea were reported today
Jv'o. 2 hard winter: 6 cars,
K-c; No. 8 hard winter: 1 car, '"tc
a: 2 oars. 97'e: rare. i7c: No.
winter: 1 car, Wc: 1 car, Hj'v; cars, lc
Ko. 8 mixed. 1 car, No. 4 spring J
rar, Sc; 1 car, c; No. I mixed durum. 1
r, 96c; no grade hard winter, 1 car, 9fo,
Ko. S durum: 1 car, 92c: 1 car, mc. Uye
No. 2: 1 car, Sfe; No. 1: 1 car. WSe.
Data standard: 4 care. 44c; 1 car, 4.fc;
Is'o. t white: 23 cara, 43c; No. 4 white:
C cars, 4JVC; 4 cara, 43c; no grade: t cara,
42c. Corn No. 1 white: 1 car, 76c; No. 1
white: 2 cara, 76c; No. 6 white: 1 car, 75c:
Jso. 1 yellow: 2 cara, 73c; No. 2 yellow: 2
rare, 73cj; No. S yellow: 1 car, 73c No. B
yellow: 1 car, 72Hc; No. 1 mixed: 1 car.
7-c; 2 cara, 71V; No. 2 mixed: 1 car
near white), 73c; 2 cars, 71 He; No. I
tulxed: 1 car tnenr white), 7c; 2 cara,
lie: No. I mixed: 1 car. 710.
Omaha Cash I'rlcea Wheat: No. t hard.
rVicul.UQ: No. 1 hard. 90Vicatl.O2; No,
Jiard, 93c"tfI1.0U; No. 2 spring. VKViLOa;
Mo. t aprlng, V7cil.nC; No. 4 spring, 9.V
Ytl.00; No. 2 durum. No. t
durum, 91(8 2o. Com: No. 1 white, "iXdi
7e; No. 2 white, 76tp7c: No. I white,
nQTAe; No. 4 white, 7&!J7We; No. 6
white, 74t75c; No. white, 74a?4o;
2S'o. 1 yellow, 73iSP7!(4c; No. 2 yellow. 78
T3ic; No. I yellow, 72373c; No. 4 yellow,
72MJ7:c: No. 5 yellow. 72"4UTO4o; No.
yellow, T2iJf72Mc; No. 1 mixed, 71HS720;
No. 2 mixed, 71V4W4C: No. 2 mixed, 70
7lc: No. 4 mixed. 704rMc; No. 6 mixed,
WVifTlc: No. mixed. 7tr70c. Oata:
No. 2 white, 4vtW44e; atandard. 4S444c;
No. 3 white, 43fii14c; No. 4 white, 433
nariey: Malting, 626o; No. 1
feed. nfiWTtiOc. Rye: No. 2, 84'.i3i4c; No.
9, MjMMiC.
21
17
16
m
27
4.1
: Wheat
2 cara,
: 0 car,
4 hard
Tha recovery waa held by reason of 400,000
bushels having been sold today for ship
ment to I-: 1 1 rone from gold ports.
i'orn suffered from the dHssloii of
wheat Ideal weather for curlnt the new
crop tended also to hamper the bull side
of the market. Weakness spread to oata.
notwithstanding Innulry from tne sea
board. Counlrv offerings remained small.
Korelgn buying of 'ard gave some
strength to prm lelons. An early anvamo
In the hog market had some effect In
starting an upturn.
ij 'omtlons rmiged as lonnw
ArticieiTVpen I High. I Low. Close. Tes y.
Wheat
l.ec.'li'ro'a1 1 I 1
May. 1 bN
Corn. I
I ec.
May
Oats
I iec
May
Poik
Jan..! 19 W
Lard. I
( ct.
Jan.
Ribs.
Oct
Jan
1 I
1 l'1
I
1 06V
I
1 15S1
1
1 10
1 17
:o
4iH
1
9 r.2
10 05
10 K
10 Wl
15
4!t',l 4V 4S I
rc M'V Msl
19 90 19 76 I 19 77,4I 19 77H
v. W 1 55 'l IM
I 10 07V4! 10 024 10 OS ( 10 00
' 10 ' 10 90 ' 10 Ml I 10 70
10 W 10 4 I 10 hO I 1U 4
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A Modern Seven-Room Home
tubs;
lUbs,
un-
Chlcsgo Cash Prirea-W rieat: Nd. rl.
H.tftwl.'svS; No. Z nam, ai.wi'ftiai.wv
Corn: Mi yeuor-, iir. i i-. o jm
ir 7w,i7iA.c. Oats: No. 3 white, 47W7Vc;
Mandard. te'oMK '--. Hye: No. 2. 3c.
Karlev. bSV'Zr. Timniny, .. n(in.; cmver.
nomlnnl. Pork, l0i). Lard, a.
,11 .2iKSiii.2t4.
HI T I h-Kr-tteceipia
itittiimrl.
Mutv-Iir: receipxs . ii
marke cases Ineiuneo, iavic; oiainary
first 1!ti'Jr; Iirai. arjuiiio.
iiT4TOK'J4-Ix)Wfr: receilnts m cars.
M.m. cobblers. ff)e; Michigan and
Wisconsin red, fK'-! Michigan and
u-i.rniiatn white. M'(c5hc; Minnesota ana
Dakota Obloa, tK.-B-nc.
POI I.THV-Allve, lower; prlwra, lafcc;
fcwla, 13c. .
- i
Kew York enerol fAorket.
NKW YORK. Hept. 26. l OAR Raw.
o.v mo asses, .jic; rirnuii, o-.tu.
u.rin.d i-aIv: cut loaf. 7m!; crushed.
Mk-: mould "A." 7 JOc; cubes, 7.00e;
XKXX nowneren. nw ihiwuhwi, snoc,
fine granulated, 7V; diamond "A," H7c;
confetloners' "A," 6 6ftc; No. 1, .Mc.
HI TTKIl Unsettled; recelpta, 7,900 tuba;
rreamerv extra. 30(WIOAc: firsts. 274(ar21o
ocnmia. 2btHFZ c: process eiims, .-w
2i!'4c; ladels, current make, nrsti. zvjj
3ic; seconds, 22423,.4n; packln stock,
current muKe. ino. t. cmaiftv.
r'lth-.lSK Firm: receipts. 2 300 boxes:
state whole milk, fresh white and col
ored, special. lftc; state whole milk, av
erage fancy. UWvWv.; aklms, Ul4o.
KO!8 riteaoy; tresn cauieien,' cxiras.
2.-,i.-i0c: extra firsts. 26r?7c; firsts. S4iiZof
se.'onile, 22V:':ive; aline. Pennsylvania
and nenr'ir hennery, white, 3(Va0c; state
I'ennHVlvanla and nearby hennery gath
ered whltea, 2Mi.c; rtate, Pennsylvania 4
and nearby hennery browna , tpuc;
l,rownn and mixed colore. 2SU2SO.
I'dl'LTHV Uve, stendy; western
(hlckena. brollera. 14814V4c; fowls. Wnmr;
turkeys lfifW6c. Iressed, dull; western
thickens, froMn, IVa'iK; fowls, 144 20c, I
turkeys, 2113c
Knnaaa City tiroln avxtal Prortatona.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 26. WHEAT
No. 2 hard, KHcfiftl.OO; No. 2 red, Wipitc;
December, $1.01; May, $1.034.
CORN No. 2 mixed, 77c; No. 2 white.
70s Ihna)mriaM' T7" MaW Tl tL.
OATS-No. 2 white, toWtOo! NO.
mixed. 4IS(943c.
Hl'TTjCR Creamery, 2c; firsts,
seconds, 24c; packing, 20c.
KtJOH Firsts, 21Hc; seconds. 17Hc.
POULTRY Hens, lto; broilers, 15o.
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desires a well-arranged and convenient
floor plan, together with an exterior of
maeslve appearance formed by simple
lines of roof construction.
The floor plana have been designed with
large rooms In every case, together with
all necessary details and arrangement,
that ero to make a home romplete. The
Urge living room with fireplace and open
stairway, the bright gunroom with the
double French door, the well arranged
and complete dining room, with the plate
rail and the handy kitchen and combina
tion stairway are a few features which
make this plan so dnalrable.
The bedrooms are all large, with plenty
of closet apace and arranged conveniently
for the bath, linen closet and atalrway.
The front bedroom la a special feature,
having at one end a well lighted alcove
and opposite a large storage closet.
This house haa just recently been built
In one of Omaha's prettiest additions.
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P -t J lu 2
It u. -.
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I LUMBER TRADE UNCERTAIN
j Wholesale Dealers Find Business
i Over State is Scattered.
BUT EXPECT A BETTER TURN
I l-.i In thr Bliiea m!clpnte Con-
alilr.rnble Activity A hen ( rnu
Are SoM and I'nrniera
prove HulldlnKS,
Int.
ycits.
e:i r.
conditioned only on a good crop
Ing further particulars In any way, see I architects, ground
Banker Realty Investment company, I Omaha.
floor. Bee building,
S
25c;
Liverpool Grain Market,
LIVERPOOL. Hept. 26.-WHttAT-Bpot,
steady; No. 1 Manitoba. 9a 7d; No. 2 red
winter (new), 8a 6Hd; futurea, weak; Oc
tober, 8 4"4d: December, Sa 7V4d.
CORN Spot, nominal; futurea, easier;
September, ss 4d; October, M M.
FLOUR Winter patents, 36a.
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IsJji ' :i J" 1
Ii j- ji Ji i
ftinLii ''iiw' w'Us.d' ihmr
jotkch I we4gsae,
M SaIcowo CjOMt ii
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PKOTISIOlfS
l-atarea of the TradlauK and riealoa;
Prices' ox Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Kept. 2.-8haxp reductions
Of Prloea at Llveronnl ona.4 rfu
etback today in the wheat market. Do
plte general belief that to obtain war
iilIlc to advantuge the Rrltiah gov
ernment had arbltxarllv fixed the Llver
IkmiI guotatlona and otherwise interfered
vlth conditions likely to affect trade, the
low, in Chicago waa steady, but lio to
3'4c under last night. Other net loaaes
were: Corn, e to V. and oata, fio to
Sfc'Vac. Provlslona flninhed the same aa
last night to SV advance.
According to cables which were allowed
to pasa the English censor, there waa an
Increased pressure of wheat supplies In
Liverpool and a smaller demand, with a
prospect or larger world ahipmenta, In
eluding some from Russia. At first this
view was given credit and made the mar
ket heavy, later, however, asuerttona
were current that Investigation had
hown the Hrlluth government to have
tieen responsible for nUhholding Liver
pool quotations for threV days thla week
while I m men He auppllea were being pur
chased for England or Its allies.
Ktatementa that the lowered prices for
wheat reported from Liverpool today were
wholly arbitrary and represented no
actual business dealings led to a moderate
rally here In the last hour of the session.
t. Loots Groin Market.
BT. LOUm Sept. 26. WHPAT-No. 2 I
red. 1.0S; No. 2 hard, ll.nV&l.OS; Sep
tember. 11.04; December. il.os.
CORN-No. I, 78V4o; No. t whlto, S2c;
BeptemDer, rc; uecemoer, gsq.
OATS No. 2. 46c; No. I white, 47o.
ClearlwaT TToaao Bank Statement.
NKW YORK, Sent. 28. The statement
of the average condition of clearing; houee
show that the cash reserve Increased I oOme JUndS 01 lattle Steady, UtaerS
.(. yw, leaving a aeric.it or F),7u.tno
beiow legal requirements.. The statement
follows
Amount. Decrease,
Ioana 2,ri.7ci ooo $a,676,ooo
Specie S2A.6T7.00O ft,225.aiO
Legal tenders St.ttOA.OOO 1.657.0H0
Net deposits 1.H3.246,OttO m.ono
Circulation lST.Wl.OOO "T.f.OOO
Deficit cash reserve. 3O.7Oh.400 7.674.700
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i "S t' mmmtm- mmm owuw. nw.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Lower for the Week.
HOGS SLUMP DURING TEE WEEK
Banks' caeh reserve In valuta.. .34ft, 402,000
Trust companies' caah reserve.. 66,187,000
Aggregate cash reaerve 41t.67.OoO
Trust companies' reaerve with celarlng
house members carrying 26 per cent cash
reserve, iiwf.x.l.ouo.
Summary of state banks and trtmt com
panies In Greater New York not Included
In clearing houee statement:
Amount. Decrease.
Loans and lnvatma...!64.6S.l00 1S.I24.4H)
Gold 41.14H.0l4 260.100
Currency and bit. nts.. 18,477.600 (At)
Total depoalts 66O.t34.JO0 J. 917, WO
"increase.
Fat Sheen Ftfty Lower and Fend re
teadr (or Week Fat Lavmba
Sventy-rive and Peodora
Tom to Qnarter Down.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. So. 1W4.
Ilocelpta wore: CatUe. Hoi a fcheep.
Official MonrtMV tin.
Ofilclal Tuesday 1J,'87
yuiciai vieaneaday .... 6.1'47
Offlolal Thursday 4.3W
Official Friday l,ui7
"nni oaturaay.,..
to, mi
42.4JU1
Xl.dlW
23,7&
6.I4
Rank Clenrlnars.
OMAHA, Sept 36. Bank clearings to
day were $2,810 725.61. and 22,538.667.10 for
the corresponding day last year. Bank
clearings for the week ending Heptember
26 were f 111,432. 198. 80, and $17,566,111. M for
the corresponding week last year. Sum
mary for the week and that of the corre
sponding week last year la as follows:
1814. 1U
Monday $8,041,829.(4 f 8.054.031.17
Tuesday Sft45.M2.24 S.870.637.81
Wednesday X,M,Kn. S.42S 843.12
Thursday 8.641.6X7.96 J.S82.4H2.00
Friday 8.100.123.52 8.032 140.46
Saturday 1810,726.61 2.538,667. 14
i.a
4.464
6.843
4,W
1,1X1
X7U0
21,268 Ul.i
16,71 10,0H
IN.V70 lli.W)
81.902 1M,W
4J,.'6 1U..'.4
26,80 lo,Si3
Six dava thla vok. xi KTa
Bame days laat week.. 83,816
oame days 2 wka ago. .S2.M9
Same days S wka ago. .Kb. IMS
Nrne days 4 wks aMO2:,lVS
bame days laat vur tiiu
Too following table shows the receipts of
aitie, bogs and sneep al the ttoutb uiuaha
maraei lor tne year to date, as
conipai ed with laat year:
mil 1011 Ton Dae
Cattle fca.290 2.61l 40.828
"s L781.tuS X.tm.W 217,817
tihoep i,0Tt,04 i.vXl.lM 87,0118
Hie following table snows the Dries tor
boas at the Houth Omajia liva lo:m mar.
ket fwr the last few days, will) oooiiiarl-una:
Totals. .
,.$1M32.1 80 $17,566,111.66
Hew York Money Market.
NKW YORK. Sept. 26. PRIME MER-
camiln PAl KR 7 per cent.
KTERL1NO KXCHANQE Strong; for
ranies, 84. K, for demand, 84.96.
SILVER Bar, 5jv0.
u , ., j
urect Tnm nine To Coosijrrr
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IJate. I 114. lni.;Ulii.ili.!ii0.a0w.19iNi.
bept. Jl. 41ty 1 ; 1 8 7 1 W 6 71
opt IS. I T 87, 88, 6 t 1 7 Mi
14 8 80H, V: 7-. im 1 s 8
"PU UsvTky I S 7s 8 M 6 Ui 6 8
oept. la.) avtei V 8 43 8 all tsi 8 Wx 6 i
ept. li 4i 1 V wi j s lo 6 u
oept. U. s lum till S lol 811 i li SU
IK. 8 40-) J M 8 1, Ji 8 2 I W
bepL 8 tk( 3J i 8 17
bept. il 8 6btk, I 411 M 8 47 1 8 Li I 87
bept. JU.I 8 40 I 8 081 1 6 &sl 8 441 8 lOI 81
oeui. u-i 8 Mini 8 Osi 8 4i k M 8 ei 1J 6 H
24.1 8 8 Wi 8 411 I 8 44l lto, 6 lo
bepi, it 8 nl S 07i S M 461 4 8 161 71
?ept . 8k i iji ool j,. 8 4fc I h,
CAiiii, '1 Iiere wvire no ,-j.iiim Ii.ta
touay, at leaat nothing of auy consa-
".umuco, but i6r tne week receipts have
motm loiae, snowing a aught gam over
laat woea, but a slight decrease as com
pared with a year ago.
Corufed beeves ot ail kinds have neon
scarce, wlU very lew sUlciiy good kilters
biiiuus uie arrivals, liv reason of tha
supply such oattte have remained about
atettay throughout the woes. Good to
choice range beef haa aiso conuuued
about steady. Medium crades of irui
catUo havo shown more or lees weaKara
and are around pyuc lower tban a week
ago.
Cows and heifers have ahown a little
Inclination to drag on most days this
week and price at the close are any
wuero irom lOo to as much ss 3uo lower
than last week. h.ven cannera, which
havo been in splendid dainand lor some
time back, havo eased off.
While tne best fleshy feeders havo heal
up pretty well, there has been a weak
ening on the general run of stackers and
feeders during the last few days, and
prices are around INuJuo lower titan the
close ot last week. Homo ot the cuunmia
kinds possibly havo ahown more loss than
that. Tight money haa aooarentlv ora-
venled many would-be buyers from tak
ing on catU.
quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers. SV.Untl 10. JS; fair to good corn
fed beeves, 8.7LyV60, common to fair
corn fed beeves, 7mi8.76; good to cholco
range steers. 87.8oo.7&; fair to good range
steers. K . comuton to fair range
steer. K'u.!Ki; good to choice grass
iiriit'r. o.4"ii i mj, iwiij to onoice grw
oows, it.lixyi.Th; fair to good grader. 8b 60
ctmumin to fair grade. t4 (iLj ti;
good lo choioe Blockers and feeders, 87.80
ti82S; fair to good atockera awl feeders.
8ti.ui7.0u; common to fair stockers and
feeders, S6.0WP8&0; stock heifers. 86.76x8
7.00; stock cows. S475?6.6; stock calves,
ST.tMleW; veal calves, 8s.0O5ra; bulls,
staaa, etc., 85 257 00.
Representative aalea:
HOOlt Receipts were very moderate.
oven for a Saturday, about forty-three
cars, or 2.700 head, allowing up. The
week a total la 1.2tS head, being about
4,6u head larger than last week, but more
than S.ioi) smaller than laat ryar.
There were no shipping hogs of ronee
auence on aale and ehippers and specu
lators filled such orders as they had with
mixed hogs. Prices were quoted as weak '
wiin yesterdays shipper trade. borne
pretty lair lights reached $8.80, but most
ot the auipplug eaiea landed prlcea tnai
were utile better than those paid by pack
era In a way this was to be expected, as
the quality ot the shipper puicnaaes was
not a great deal belter than that of the
killers.
backer opened out slow and during the
aariler rounds acted very Indifferent bla
ding all of a ulme and In a good many
cases lmaluc lower. With the shippers anu
speculators buying up lust the hogs pack
ers neeaed. however, trade looa on a
new aspect, and while the market failed
lo become veiy llveiy pries undoubtedly
showed considerable Improvement tow
ard the close. On the early trade, with
the killing demands so alack, and one
packer not even bidding, quite a number
of aalea were made that looked rignt at
a dune lower, but with things airenglhen
lng later, the hogs aold toward tne nuit
end wore not over a nlckei lower, and in
a few Instance were quoted aa aimost
steady. As will bo unuerstood, the un
even markets ot the last tnree aay make
the average a very poor Indicator of the
general trade, and U la a difficult propo
sition to quols a market on the strength
of Individual sales. Therefore, while com
parisons loduy are lar from accurate,
prices are al least weak to as much us
10c lower than Friday.
Most of the saiea landed at $H .Ofi .15
and top laiied to go over 8.Ju. The
week's trade haa beeu far tiuiu sutlslao
tory to the soiling Interests, and tne
trend of prices has been lower all the
way through, today's trade showing a
decline of lu.ly Una as compared with the
ciose of last week. On Monuay, with me
lightest run of the week, the uaue showed
a little strength, but with that exception
the market lias gone stead I iy downward
and the close ot the weeK finds prices in
the lowest notch since the big break at
tne outset of the big European war.
fair to good, $4.60(34.75; ewes, feeders, $3,60
4 aa.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Wholesale lmnlier dealers ire flnillng
the lumber tr.uie In the pta.e soticwhut
! scattered and uncei-t.Vn. Tluit Is. they I
'rny they cannot tell where they nr Rolnit J
! to find a (food demnnd for lumber and ;
j where lliey are not. At the pnsent1
moment they say they cannot determine i
what paiifre.i It. A report from an aver
age Nebraska town ot less tlmn l,C- in
h:iViilan(! thows ' a Kale by the local
yards there of $12..'iu0 worth of lumber In
the month of AuffUFt. Another report
from a similar town shows a sale of $f"i
worth of lumber In the same month.
There was no boom In the firmer town
and no depression In the latter. Thus
the demand fluctuates at this particular
time.
Southern lumber dcnlers are part'culnrly
anxious to determine what they may look
for In this section In the next eix month
or a year. Representatives oi tne uig
southern mills have started making trips
throuph this section with a view to
gathering psapects and making n re
port on general conditions of the lumber
market back to the mills. Some of these
have been on the road for some weeks.
beginning In Louisiana, going through
Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas. Nebraska and i
on through Towa and Illinois. The fluc
tuating and uncertain condlUm of the
demand la what they are finding to a I
larce extent, especially through Nebraska i
and Kansas.
Kxpeet Increased Trade.
In "Bplte of the war In Europe, however,
lumbermen look for an Increased and
steady demand for lumber very soon, aa
they hold that the extra money the heavy
crop and Increased prices will pour Into
the pockets of the farmers this year Is
sure to tell In Increased building activity.
Old lumbermen say that when the extra
Sr-7,000,000 that this year's crop Is yield
ing gets Into the pockets of the farmers
of the state they will begin to build the
barns and other outbulldlntrs they have
neglected for somo years. At the same
time they hold that when that extra
money begins to clink In the pockets of
the farmers nothing can keep the house
wife from having that new house or that
naw addition she has been promised for
COMMISSION WON'T GIVE
OUT NAMES OF DRAFTED MEN
CINCINNATI, .. fVrt. y. was in
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tlor.il Hase Hall romm'srlon here 1 '1:iV
thai the na'iics of players drafted Iy the
National ami American !ei:R ics would n 't
be given o it by the cummlaa'on. but
that the lodivdunl chilis would ma1;e
them pi:Mlc when they so desired.
In forrmr yea's the p.ayers were
drafted nt a ineot'nK of the commlFsInn
on or ahcut September IS am' the list
given out by the commission. Tills year
the drafts were made secretly.
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r- h k 'i ni wtjie no receipts of
sheep today. For the week the receipts
were about 143,!M head, si.sw more man
last week, still 26.000 short ot the same
week last ear.
Trade opened here aionaay very now,
little doing until late In the day," with
the packera bidding all of 7c lower than
lt week's bd close. At the wlndup
or Monday the bulk of the larobe showed
a 7oo decline, and In the neighborhood of
a dosen loads were carried for Tuesday's
market. Other markets reporiea similar
conditions, the extreme bearall Influence
being attributed to excessively large re
ceipts at all points, and especially to a
large run of native olferinga at Chicago.
Mince Monday the receipts continued of
fairly liberal proportions, but prl e In
the main have held up fully steady on
both sheep and lambs, yet lambs are
still Tbo off from last week's closing
prices and. mutton averages a half dollar
lower. Mutton on Monday did not suffer
as inucn decline aa lainus, i.-uiiowm""1
the decline of the week la not aa great.
w lie IV' inej
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as
at the high time in August. In Septem
ber of last year the highest price paid
for html waa r W.
Feeders, especially lambs, have been In
generous supply all the week, and be
cause of a l(l(lie decline on the bet
grades of feeder lambs couutry buyers
have taken advantage of the situation
resulting in a big feeder movement to
the country this week. There haa been
a l&'g'iVi decline on the common to pie
dlum gradea of feeder lambs, and possi
bly more in some casea. Aged feeders
are still scarce and on thla account are
,,!) triv l!h a week ago. Another
good run of fat and feeder offerings Is
locked for next week.
Uuotatlnne on rne abeeo and lambs:
Lavmba, good to choice, fT.4c4o7.4u; lamha
fair to good. tT.lwu'I.ei); lambs, "feeders.
$" HHfI.10; yearlings, good to choice. ta.M)
t;.10, yearlings, fair to good. iWii5);
yearlings, feeders. tSiiS; wethers.
gmd to choice, j.3CKff5.50; wethers, fa'r to
good. $' 2or.on; wethers, feeders. 14 Sri
i hi., ewes, good to choice, K'l&ue lo; ewes,
Cattle Slejidy Hosja Weak 3 keep
Steady.
CHICAGO, Bept ' 38. CATTLE Be-
OA! fit 9llA IibhH MB.lri- .t...lu. tw...
"iu inai fv tj t. ovevtuj uwrHBf
t6.itm.X; steers, .25iii9.15; atockera and
feeders, 5.40 8 36; cows and helfera, S3. 60
u).lb; calvea. tH.004cll.76.
llOOS Receipts, 5.000 head; market I
weak at last night's figures; bulk of sales,
$7.9t)i8.SO; light, X(W9.00; mixed, IS.Wit
.(; heavy, 7.70ti.7l); rough. $7.7ft5j'?.8u ;
plKs, M.75f(8.0.
HHKKI' AND LA M B6 Receipts, I.OnO
head; market steady; sheep, $4.Sg5.IW;
yearlings, 5.75i!5.40; lambs, t6.2&tfl .
Kwnsaa City Live, Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 26.-CATTLE
Receipts, SIX) head; market steady; prime
fed steers, tlOOfall flO; dressed beef steers,
H.00iif.75; western steers, H7f-M; stock
era and feeders, 6.00.00; bulla, 6.2C&.50;
calves. Iti 50-u 10.50.
HOGS Receipts, 1.000 head; market
strong: bulk of sales', ?$ (Xt(H.40; heavv,
txiros 40; itackera and butchera. 8.0iyiS.M);
light, $S,00-.50; pigs, $7.25iSr7.S5.
llKEP AM LAMHn Kecelpts, none;
market steady; lambs, $ 0if7.4O: yenr-
lings, S.60uti.i.; wethers, $.6.60: ewea,
U.V,tii.S.
St. I.onls Lire Slock Market.
ST. LOIIS, Fopt. 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, l.OOo head: market steady; native
beef steers. 17. 6tftl0.85: cam and heifers
tb.iXjiW.T&; stockers and feeders, IS.OOii.&O:
southern steers. tn.(i.0O: cows and heif
ers. 4.00f.l.,'VO; calves, JS.OOtS'll.OO.
HOGS Receipts, 1.6t0 head; market
steady: pigs and light, $7.00y.; mixed
and butchers, S.70i.9O; good heavy, S.50
tHEEP AND LA M BS Receipts. J.300
head; market steady; muttons, S4.00u.00;
lamba, $7.4if T.60.
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St. Joseph Live. Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Kept. 26. CATTLK Re
ceipts, 50 head; market ateady; steers.
I7.Ohw10.SO; cows and helfera. K.SwjjS.aO;
calves. $0.307T10.5O.
HOGS Receipts. 2,?00 head; market
strong to W higher; top, $8.60; bulk, tS.lOtt
H..V1.
SHEEP AND I,AMBS-No sheep .on
sale: market nominal : lambs. 7.0ftlW,7.SB.
the decline of the week la not aa great
Kat lambs are now about wheiv thej
were two weeka ago, or on a P I' with
the low time for the season to d 1 v Ai
that current prices are t 11 as ,,h ai
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