THK BEK: OMAHA, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1D09.
17
UAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
at Traders Stand Back After Ad-
YUice of Thursday.
steadv: boxed
ribs. $13 1.";
chickens,
17c; ducks.
WAIT FOR FEATURE TO PLAY ON
fteeelpte at All Point Cnnttnae to
Hun F.eee1lnaly Llaut and Thl
Clve Strona Tone to Ik
Cash Market.
rlmr, 112 SI Bsoon,
short; 111 11; clear
Clear. 113 n.
n ii ri Hv steady;
spring, 16'c; turkeys
H I'T'I KR- Firm ; creamery
M.nn-iiihfr: inc.
Receipts.
Flour, bbls 7.400
heat, bu 79,000
Corn, bu 44.125
Oats, bu 62.900
extra
short
1!He;
W c;
Shipments
IM.)
14 0
36 500
NEW YORK STOCKS ASDBOSDS
Pricei Continue to Advance,
Demand it Irregular.
but
OMAHA. Sept. I. 1908.
The whrat tnarkei was a very quiet af
fair ti-,,y. Aftei (lie advance of yesterday
lra,i. were Inclined u Bland uack and
for ome feature lo piay on before
putting out any larger linen.
Receipt at all polms continue to run
exceedingly light, which gives a strong
tone to the cash markelH.
The corn market, while some firmer, arted
slow and trading wan only moderate. The
rash stuff la m fine demand and values
are steadily working higher.
Wheat vii not active, but held firm,
with little selling pressure In evldnnce
Receipts are very moderate and the light
WEATHER 1 THK UR4.I BELT
Continued I kettles', with Probably
Shower for Saturday.
OMAHA. Sept. S, 1909.
llatns are general this morning In the
upper Mississippi valley and upper lake re
gloti, and shower occurred within the lat
twenty-four hour In the northwest end
in cughout the central valley. The wealhar
is ei.erally cloudy ard unsettled over all
except the southern portion of tha country,
and it will continue unsettled In this vicin
ity tonight and Saturday and furrtier show
ers are prohanie
STEEL COMMON THE FEATURE
It Ooea Above Clatity for First Time
and Report la Circulated tbat
It Will Rise Tea Points
More.
NEW YORK. Kent. I Prices continued to
advance today In the stock market, with a
rather desultory demand. The transaction
In t'nlted States Steel dominated the whole
market, enormous blocks of that security
changing hands throughout the day. 1 he
opening sales were of 13.600 shaies, the
a .nt. n.Ai ri I orders beinar executed at 787 and 79, thus
connection with the forthcoming loans.
American securities opened slightly higher.
I Hiring the first hour trading was limited
and at noon the market was quiet and
from S lo S higher than yesterday a New
York closing. I'ncertalnty and Irregular
movements followed. New Tork bid up Its
specialties, but later the market eased
again and closed quiet. Southern Pacific
was weak.
Offerines from countrv ahlnnera ! keenina day
cash wheat at a Dremlum. It looks like a! Record
steady, unchanging market for some time,
unless receipts increase.
Corn was higher and showed good
strength on buying, particularly the near
future, which followed the bulge In cash
corn, the light receipts and the much
Improve'! demand belg the feature for an
il. herwlec slow market.
1 Primary hent receipts were 1.007,000 bu.
JTt Milpinents were 644 000 bu., sralnrt IS
C' Ipt MM iar of 874,009 bu. and shipments
of 5i,0O0 bu.
ITImsry corn receipts were f69.000 bu. and
si Ir inrnts were M7.000 bu.. aga'n receipts
lest year of 407,000 bu. and shipments of
:C. tX4i bu.
Clearances were 4 000 bu. of corn, 8.000 bu.
of cam and wheat and flour equal to 366.00)
hu,
L'veipool closed "d lower lo Vtd higher
on v. heat and VatiVl higher on corn.
ttcai ,.., ot upttoua.
In temneraiure has occurred everywhere
eait of I he Rocky mountains since the pre
ceding report, but slightly cooler weather
prevulls throughout the mountains and
weet to the Pacific coast. Conditions do
not Indicate any Important change In lem-
P-rature in tins vicinity tonignt or satur-
Artli'les.. Oren. Hlgh.i Low. Close.) Tes'y.
'iini-. : i I
Sept. ..I
DeC...
4.
cpt...
tec...
0- ,
8ept...
Dec...
of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
t lie last three years:
1909. 1H0S. 1907. 1906.
Minimum temperature ... 62 61 66 M
1 r'Cipltiitlon 00 .00 .00 .00
Noimil temperature for today, 70 degrees.
I'eftrl ncy In precipitation since March 1,
1.4S Inches.
Iipilclei cy corresponding period In 190(1,
0.32 of an Inch.
I ief iclcncy corresponding period In 1907,
5.43 Inches.
Corn sat) Wheat Regloa Dalletla.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
houra ending at S a m , 7r'h meridian
time, Friday, Peptember S, 1909:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp Rain-
Max. Mir,, fall.
1
91HI Pl', 91H! 1 '4! 91S
;( 7Wl 7',ii , 87V) k7H
mj m' ttii m'i em:
64 1 54 1 !V'k 61
3d S 3 1 34 ' 3
Caak
hard.
Prices.
94 (?!. c;
No.
No.
Omsha
WHEAT No. I
Hard. Wji4o; No. 4 hard, kvu9lc;
Hprtng, iM'fissc; bo grade, .Mic .
CORN No. 2. 6.Tc; No. :i, 3V4o; No. 4.
i!Sc! No. 2 yellow, Mc; No. 3 yeiiow, b4Vo;
No, 2 white, 64c; No. 3 white, 64o.
OATH No. a mixed, XtfMic; No. S yellow,
87S7Hc; No. 3 white, S?Vi4c; No. 4
white. .TH'itfU'c; standard oats, ,1Sc.
RYE No. 3. 66c; No. S, My :6c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago fc3 277 277
Minn spoils 3.V)
Omaha 17 27 20
KUluth 194
CHICAGO QpTil.V AND PROVISIONS
Feat a res of the Trading; and Closing;
Prices on Hoard of Trade.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1 Wet weather In the
Stations.
Ashland, Neb SI
Auburn. Neb 79
Uroken Bow, Neb. 90
Columbus, Neb... 72
Culhrrtsoi). Neb.. K9
Fslrbury, Neb.... sn
Fnlrmont. Neb... 76
Or lland Neb.. 71
IH'tlngton. Neb.. 65
Hastings, Neb.... 73
Holdrege, Neb...
Oakdaln, Neb i!
f)maha. Neh 77
Trkamah. Neb... 68
Alta. In AO
Carroll, la 60
flarlnda. Ia 79
Hlhley, la S7
Sioux City. Ia... 64
Minimum temperature
period ending at I a. m.
In averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES,
No. .f Temp.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln.
Chicago. Ill 26
Columbus. 0 16
Ies Moines. Ia 14
Indianapolis. Ind.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 21
Louisville, Ky 18
Minneapolis, Minn. 2X
Omaha. Neb 17
St. Louis, Mo 13
Showers
corn and
K7
Rl
P6
63
1
67
69
62
00
61
59
6S
60
62
62
M
63
68
.01
.24
.00
.00
.02
.04
.00
.00
T
.00
.00
.00
.15
P
.11
.30
.27
.47
.08
for
I
Sky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudv
Cloudy
Cloudy
twnve-hour
Not Included
Quotations
northwest was reflected In a firm market
for wheat on the Board of Trade here to
day. Realising sales, however, caused a
loss of part of the gain, but at the close
prices were c lower to HftHc higher, com
pared with yesterday'! final figures. Corn,
oats and provisions also displayed con
siderable strength.
Interest of trader! In the wheat market
centertd In weather condition! In the spring
wneat country, and as scattered rains had
been reported In various aeotlons sentlmeni 1 19.SO0 bbls
In the pit when trading began was quit steady and
bullish. An orriclal forecast or showers
generally over Minnesota and the Dakota
dining the next twenty-four hours furth.er
streugthnrd the belief that the movement
of the new crop would be delayed by the
unfavorable weather. As a result the mar-
Rain.
Inches
.42
T
6
.02
.22
.08
.22
occurred In all portions of the
wheat region within the last
7i 60
74 60
00 62
78 62
m Ot
90 62
66 60
74 68
7 56
establishing the stock on a new tecorn
basis. A market In which I'nited Stales
Steel rose for the first time above SO, as It
did late In the day, cannot be called en
tirely uninteresting, yet the comparison or
the sales of United States Steel wl.h the
aggregate of all stocks shoas how largely
that stock overshadowed everything else.
The news on stell continued encouraging,
but the movement In Cnlted Slates Steel
was accompanied also by signs of a highly
speculative origin. Pains ere taken to
employ the cable to report that predictions
were current In London that the price of
the stock was to go to 90. Chicago sent
a report that an Increase In the dividend to
4 per cent was In contemplation at the next
annual meeting and to 5 per cent soon
thereafter. Longer range predictions fig
ured nevt year's business at an aggregate
of a round 1 1.000. 000. 0U0. The failure of a
stock exchange firm of minor importance
passed almost without nilre, coming.
aeeminlv. without areat sururise.
Special strength In the Rm k Island Btorks
was acrompanled by rumors or an eany
resumption of dividends on Rock Island pre
ferred and on St. Louis & San r ranc.sco
2d preferrtd. The copper stocks hung back
and reselling of refined copper by second
hands kept up the unfavorable impression
of market conditions for that metal. Pre
liminary estimates of the week's currency
movement complied by the banks them
selves indicated the balance of the move
ment still In favor of New York, but for a
less amount than last meek. New Turk
exchange at Chicago today fell to 46 cents
discount per 100 level, calling for free
shipments to that point. On subtreasury
operations the banks have lost to the gov
ernment since the previous bank atatenient
over 13,000,000. government disbursements
here having been light during that period.
The quiet tone of the money market seemed
to leave no room for uneasiness on the
part of the speculative borrowers.
Honds were steadv. Total sales, par
value, $3,220,000. nlted States 3s. regis
tered, have declined and the coupon 4a
per cent on rail since last week.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stoks today were as follows:
SalM.HIfh.
REPORT Or THK CI.E r.I HOI KR
Transactions of Ik associated Banks
for the Week.
NEW TORK. Sept. 8-Bradstreefa bank
clearings report for the week ending Sep
tember 2 shows an aggregate of $ 1.063.OM).000,
ns against 12. VM. 2U5.IM) last week and I2.M4,
frfifi.Ooo In the corresponding week last year.
following is a list of the cities:
CITIES.
Amount. ! Inc. I Dec.
twenty-four hours. Slightly warmer weather
prevails throughout the entire region.
Ij a. welsh.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
Pi KW TORK GENERAL MARKET
on Various
of tk Day
Commodities.
NEW TORK, Sept. 8.-FLOTmRece1pts,
exports, 28.200 bbls. Market
fairly active: Minnesota pat
ents, 86.106.00: Minnesota bakers, tfi.l&rtj!
6.50; winter patents, tn.10tun.40; winter
straights, l4.Miab.00; winter extras, f4.20rjj
4.6o; winter low grades. J41Mj4.56; Kansas
straights. t4 4. :K). live flour, aulnt: fair
to good, 14 15(1426; choice to fancy, 14.80
ket early in the day manifested a fair do- j ft 4 45
gree of strength. There was no leadership! CORNMEAL Steady; fine1 white and
in the trade, however, demand coming1 yellow. 11.6001.66; coarse, $1.50(61.66; kiln
chiefly from small brol.ers. A cnntinueil i dried. $3.60.
fie movement of wheat at MlnneapolUi RY Fl Steady; No. 1 western, 66c, f. o. b.,
and Duluth caused the trade to hesitate in New York.
following the advance, and In consequence, i BA RLFY Steady; feeding, 61OT52yc, 0. I.
demand soon dropped off materially, which
resulted In recessions from the high points.
The market was Inclined to drag during thu
greater part ot the day and prices fluc
tuated over comparatively narrow raige.
A brisk demand for the rash grain In the
northwest and southwest helped to hold
firm the price of options here. The range1
for the day on December was between 94 c
and 'Mlsc and final quotations were at 94i
Uncertainty concerning the exact amount
of Injury Inflicted on the growing crop of
corn by the recent drouth led o renewed
buying of that grain by shorts, which
caustd a firm market nearly all day. At
the close the September delivery waa up
He Dtvember was unchanged and May feu
lower,
oats were firm throughout the entire
session and at the close prices were a made
to He above the previous close.
Provisions were firm all day and closed
ZSfcC to Uo higher.
'iiu leaning t mures ranged as follows:
A Ills-Chalmers pfd ...
Amalgamated Copper .
Amarlcnn Airtcultural
Am. bet Sugar ,
Am. Can Bid
Am. C. F
46 Am. H L pfd
.16 Am. Ic Serurltle. . . .
Americas Llnned ....
Americas Locomotive
Am. a. V
Am. 8. ft R pfd
Am. Sugar Raflnlng
Am. T. A T
Am Tr Lji'i Ci pfd
American Woolen
AT4ionda Mining Oo
A'hi"iii
Alrhiaot' pfd
Atlantic Coast Ulna
hi iiii.ore a Ohio
Hal. Jk Ohio pfd
Bethlehem Steal
Brooklyn .Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
(an. Leather pfd, ai-dW..
central of New Jun-y
(heaapeaks Ohio
ChicAgo a. Alton
Chicago Oraat Waatern..
Chicago aV N. W
C, M. A 8t. P
C C. St. L
Colorado F. A I
C"l"rado a So
irolo. A So. let pfd
Colo, a go. M pfd
Conaolldated Qaa
Corn Produate
Delaware aV Hudson
Denver 4V Rio Grande. .... .
D. A R. 0. pfd
Ulatlllera' securities
trie
Krla lat pfd
Kris 2d pfd
General Electric, ea-dir ...
Great Northern pfd
Oreat Northern Ore ctfa....
Illinois Central
Interbomugh Mat
Intt.l Met. pfd
Inlernattlnnai Hanreeter ..
Int. Miirlna pM
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Canlral
Kanaaa City So
Low. Cloaa.
It, 4ft) t4 M
) 4KH 48
f.00 41 454
no IS t:i
1,100 4S 74
2i)0 i4t 74
l,7l)i) W4 60
7J 334, SI
4. 111 1174
4.100 Ml 4 it
R g.ltOO 100 Dat
.U 114' 114V4
1 ,0tK 13HS M0
4,K) 142 1414k
l.'-W 11)14 l'H'a
100 ) 4(1
44 44
56,600 1S lUta
I'M) l'4 M-
100 1.16 134
4,1X0 114, I.IH
'i'.noo 'isH 's3i
6,100 74
O 18:'i 182'
. 400 44 4 43 H
10844 lll
'45'jb "us
y0 US 64 4
soo 114 n
2n i4 1W4
1100 1514 1S74
r ii 744
1,600 4 444
"ioo 'tivi iii
Articles. I Open. High. Low. Close. Yes y.
Wheat
VSept.
Deo.
May
Corn
, Sept.
Dec.
May
Dec.
Mav
Pork
Sept.
Jan'
' Sept.
f)ct.
Nov.
a Jan.
. Ribs
' Stpt.
Oct.
Jan.
H4
99Vi
944
98)..
686 Ti61eW
8x4
It
40W4
22 0
i7.7m
12 2ft
11 7H
10 671
11 77H
11 66
9 87W!
S!"Si
40
22 90
17 8ZH
12 17H
(Vol, 994r
94W
1
64
67
94H5S
97
PS
67
68458Va
38'. I 88Va
87'4l 38
22 87H!
17 72
12 25
11 27WJ 12 26
11 izy,) 11 87H
10 60 I 10 57W
II 82H 11 77U
11 67S 11 K2ld
42m 37 W
22 87H
17 10
11 17Hl
11 27H
11 W
10 60
11 87H
11 s7
I 40
94,
64
67 H k
' 38
8714
4tHk
22 85
17 7H
12 22H
12 22V4,
11 824
10 62
11 75
It 621
I 36
No. 2.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOCK Steady; winter patents, $4,603
$5 00; straights. $4.30(6 15; spring patents.
.6Of)5.70; straights, $45kS440; bakers. $3.16
tv4 70.
RYE-No. 2. TltT73e.
BARLET Feed or mixing, 46HJC0O; fair to
Choice malting, o"i8oc.
SEEDS Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $1.86;
No. 1 northwestern, $1.41. Timothy, $2.5ii
8.. Clover. $11 16.
TROVISIONS-Mess pork, per hhl., $22 87t
((122.90. iJird. per 100 lhs., $12.32V. IShort
Vribs, sides (looseV 11.66ltll.8i. Short clear
Guides tboxed). $ll.$;sul2 60.
llt'TTKlt steady; creameries, 2444i29c:
dairies. tttttc.
EOOS Steady ; receipts, 8.609 cases; at
niaik. rasss Included. Ike: firsts. 20c; prime
firsts. 214o.
t'HEF'SE Strong; daisies. 15JJ16; twins
15Hi4c; young Americas. 10c; lung horns
Vcc.
POTATOES Firm; choice to fancy, 60-ffl
oT.c; fnlr to good. 6V8We.
POCLTRY-Steadv; turkeys, 17c; chick
ens 15c; springs, 16c. '
VEAIv Steady: 60 to 60 lbs.. 9tT9Uc; 60 to
86 lhs.. Vttloc; 86 to 110 lbs.. 10Vfl2c.
X Total clearances of wheat flour were
equal to 3t5.tU bu. Exports for the week.
' as shown by Riadstreet's. were equal to
I.1KS.O0O bu. Primary receipts were 1.0O7.000
bu., compared With 874,000 bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
8v 'art; corn, 30 cars; oats, 245 cars; hogs.
.0w) head.
f.. New Tork
WH EAT Receipts, 36.400 bu. Spof mar
ket firm; No. 2 red, $1.07H tun elevator;
No. 2 red, $1.08H prompt, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.07, nominal, f.
o. b., afloat; No. 2 hard winter, $1.104.
nominal, f. o. b., afloat. The crowd stand
out to bull wheat on runs In the north- I
west this morning, but lost heart when
receipts prevented, being heavier than ex- I
pected, and In the afternoon unloaded 1
their wheat, causing a sharp exception, I
especially as private cables said the Ar-
genuna nrouin nun neen Drosen; rseptem- k. c. So. pfd
ber closed lc higher on covering and other 1 Loularllie A N.
months unchanged: September closed at : Mlun. A Ht. L.
$1.07'4; December. $1.021.4.4, May. $1.0414. J M , stt. p. A S.
CORN Receipts, 4 500 bu.; exports, .50 Miaaourl Paolflc
bu. Spot market firm: No. 2 (old). 79o 'a
In elevator and 71'Ho. f. o. b., afloat; No.
2 (new). C3c, winter shipment. Ootlon
market was without transactions, closing
".itiHc net higher; September closed at
76'4o: December closed at 674c.
OATS Receipts. 61,860 bu. ; exports, 1.750
bu. Spot market stesdy; mixed, 40c, nomi
nal; natural white, 38 42c; clipped white,
41347e.
HAT Quiet; No. S. 76 80c; good to choice.
8510o.
HIDES Easy: Bogota, 19i4(3J0Hc; Cen
tral America, lSc.
LEATHER Steady at WffSOe.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; family, $14.00
E 14.60; Mensan. $10 001311 M; beef hams,
4.00-626 00; packet, $12 00912.50; city, extra
mess. $.5tKiiil 0. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, tia.76ifflS.00; pickled hams, $12.00
ih1250. I Ard, refined, steady; continent,
$13.00; South America, $1150; compound,
$7 6207.87V. Pork, firm; family. $22 0O
22 60; short Clear. $21.0tX32t.50; mess. $22 25
J22.7S.
TALLOW Firm; city, t 11-1; country.
6 7-lii I-I60.
RICE Steady; domestic, 2Vfl4c; Japan,
5S6o.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, third to first,
24i MHO. . M
POITLTRT Alive, stesdy; western
chickens. lSl; fowls. l"V4,ai84c: turkeys,
15c; dressed, steadv; western chickens, 14
tjJOc: fowls, 164fflRc.
jr;(jOfl Extrss, 26c: firsts, 21c; seconds
and dirties, tic: southern, logs off. 14c.
J. 4 0
4.400
1,4)0
700
100
1.100
1,400
8-0
loO
44)
I.4.N)
4,400
SOO
1.8 K)
1.700
210
600
I.. )
400
T"0
14 4
m
4S
87
X)
"4
6.1
4144
147 4
1544
U4
14S
47
844
214
l'.4
IK'S
484
14414
44
1?4
4
87
M
I6
i4
U4
1M4
82
1544
14 4
S
884
14
l
4:4
S4
48
700 U24 vn
. It. I.onla Utaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. $. WHEAT Higher;
track. No. 1 red, oaah, $1 06v,o 1 OSS ; No. 2
hard. $1 03Htvl.07; September, ll.OO; Decem
ber. 9iie.
CORX-Hlgher; track. No. cash. 69o;
September. 7e; December, ioSflMVio; No.
2 white. 93o.
OATS Higher; track. No. 1 cash, 8S4c;
September, Mc; December, $7440; No. 2
while. 41c.
RYE 74c. nominal.
FLOUH Steady; red winter patents. $4 90
41 Vi; extra lanoy and straight, $4(034 86
I
MP: extra fanoy sod strslgl
J,d I winter clears, $4 154 M.
Jrgl Timothy. $J.0u140.
east track. 94
pral-
("OkNMEAL eJ. JO.
RRAN Higher; sacked
. . '--Steady; timothy, $10 OOff 15.00
1'-. noofiiioo.
KH)V COTTON TIES 80c.
btAOOINO 7o.
HKW TWINE 7o.
PltOVISK)NS Pork. Steady; jobbing.
V! y. Lard, higher; prime steam. $U.a5d
Dry silt meats, steady: boxed extra
clear ribs, mini: snort
I Dry silt
lr , $12 12',;
Kansas Cllr Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Pept. $.-WHEAT-Sep-tember,
M4e; December. 90c; Msy, 934o;
cash, unchanged; No. 1 hard, 9c!$1.06; No.
$ hard, 9'ic'6$l 00; No. 8 red. fLOUffLOBH;
No. S red. $1 021.04.
CORN September, 82Hc: December, 64Hc;
May, 57Vc: cash, unchanged to Ho lower;
No. 1 mixed, 64c; No. t mixed, 64"4ttWc;
No. 2 white, 64V No. S white. 64c.
OATS Unchanged; No. 1 white, 42,c;
No. 2 mixed. $633io.
RYI"-T0T3c.
HA Y Unchanged to 25c higher; oholce
timothy. $U.0tv?,U.ll6.
Hi 'TTER Creamery extras, I7He; firsts,
,-(; teeonds. 23v,c: packing stock, 20 4 o.
K(!U,k'-Extrss, 26c; firsts, 21c; seconds
a 11.I dir'.lee. 12c; southerns, loss off, 14c.
neceipts. rinipments.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu.
Oats. bu. .,
..170.D0O
.. 60 tX
.. 10.000
123.010
17.000
1,000
Kansas C'v options were as follows:
Artioles.
Open. I High. Low. Close.
Whest
September
December ,
May
Corn
September December ,
May
MB 98 2S I2HB
90'4jl 90H tW'fci JOB
94 I 94St 3Vi 934
j I I
62'i! 62SI 62V4 62HA
64, 6ft ',1 64H: 54S
67V.I 67 67 j 67 4 A
A asked. B bid.
Minneapolis Orala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mlrn.. Sept. 1. WHEAT
September. SKW6Sc; December. M,
SVc; May. 97c; cash: No. 1 hard. $1 GtH4
41101; No. 1 northern, 948$1 00; No. i
northern. 97H(Wc; No. 1 northern, 964'J6e.
FI-AXSEED Closed at 1 41V
BKAN In 100-lb. sacks. $19 00.
FI.OUR First patents. $. Iiyu5.38: second
patents. $6 00f$25: first clears, $4 3f34 55;
second clears, $3 10ft J. SO.
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 8. W H EAT No. 1
northern. $1 OtiW; No 2 northern, $1044
104W; Derember, 94094Se.
OATS Rtj:",c.
BARLEY Samples, 1W7Vic.
8. M.
K
National Biscuit
Nattional Lead
N. H. R. ot M. lat pfd.
New York Central
N. Y 0. A W.
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Paclfia
Paclfle Mall
Pennaylvanla
People' Oae
P., C. C. A Bt. L
Praaaed Bieel car..,
Pullman l'elaoe Ckr
Hallway Steal Spring...
Reading
Rauubllc euawl
Ropubllc Steal pfd
Rock Island Co
Hock Inland Co. pfd
St. L A 8. F. Id pfd...
St. Loula 8. W
St. L. a. w. pfd
Bloae-Sheffleld S. A I...
Southern Pactfle
southern Railway
Bo. Rallwar pfd
annaaaea Copper
Teiaa A Pacific
T., St. L. A W
T , 81. L. A W. pfd
Pacific
Psclflc pfd
Rualty , . , ..
Rubber
Steel
Bieel pfd
cll
I hemloal
Union
Vnlon
V. 8.
U. 8.
V. S.
L. 8
tub
Vs. -Carolina
Wabaah
Waiah pfd
Waatern Maryland ...
Weaiinghoua Klectrle
W'eatern l'nlon
Wheeling A L. E
Wlaoonaln Central ...
Klret uiiiinuiit paid.
Tout sales fur tha dar. 4S0.M0 aharaa.
300
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61
New York
Chicago
Boston
I htladelphla
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Kaifas City
San Francisco ,
Baltimore ,
Cincinnati
Mli.neapolls ,
New Orleans ,
Cltveland
Omsha
Detroit
Iiuisville
Milwaukee
Fort W orth
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Seattle 1
Denver
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Spokane
Providence
Portland. Ore
Richmond
Albany
Washington
St. Joseph
Salt Lnke City
Columbus
Mtmphls
Atlanta
Tacoma
Kavannali
Toledo
Rochester
HaTlford
Nashville
Des MolneB
Peoria
New Haven
Sioux City
Norfolk
Grand Rapids
Syracuse
Kvansvtlle
Birmingham
Springfield. Mass..
Portland. Me.
Augusta, (la
Dayton
Oakland, Cal
Worcester
Jacksonville, Fla..
Wichita
Wheeling
Knoxvllle
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Charleston
Mobile
Wilmington
Lincoln, Neb.. ....
Wllkesbarre
Topeka
Davenport
Oklahoma City
Fall River
Kalamaitoo
Sacramento
Springfield, 111
Helena
Fort Wayne
Cedar Rapids
New Bedford
Columbia. S. C
Macon
YoungHtown
Lexington
Fargo ,
Akron
Rockford ,
Erie
Sioux Falls.........
Canton
Quincy ,
Bloomlngton ,
Lowell
Blnghamton
Cluster. Pa
South Bend ,
Decatur. Ill
Springfield, O
Vlcksburg
Fremont, Neb
Mansfield. O ,
Jacksonville. III...
Jackson, Miss...
Houston
(ialveiiton
Duluth
25.3
13.5
9 2
18.6
11.0
26.9
1.2
43 4
6.8
Boston
Stork and Bonds.
BOSTON. Sept. 3.-Moncy. call io;
C4 per cent; time loans, 4$j5 per
Closing quotations were:
Auhisoa ad, 4a.
do 4a
Alchlaon R. R ...
do pfd
Rnatoa A Albany.
Boat on A Maine. .
boetos Elevated .
rttchburg pfd
N. V.. N. II. A h
t'nloa Paolflc
m. Arge. Cbem.
4o pfd
Am. Pnau. Tube.
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amer. Wuolen ...
do pfd
Dom. I. A 8
Maae Flectrte ...
4o pfd
Mae. Gaa
t'niled fruit
Vntlad 8. M ... .
do pfd
I'. 8. St pal
do pfd
Adventure
Allouet
Amalgamated ....
Ki-dlrldend.
. . 43 Arlaona Com. ,
..KO Atlantic
..120 Butt coalman ..
..1044 Cal. A Ari.ona
..i !. A Hacla....
. 1! Centennial
. .1S4 l upper Range ...
. ;M Duly Vm .
.170 rranklln
. 2 I'afircmi cananea .
. . 41 lall Royale
..;ui Ma a M.nlng .."
.. 14 41 ih
..1) Mitchell ;
. . !x4 l''ii' 1'. at C
..1414 Nevada ...
.. 34 Old 1) min,on".'.!'.
. .1 '-v. Osceo!a ....
.. 4,4 Pi.-rit
.. K Quincy
. . 774 Shannon
. . 46 Tamarack
. .1414 Trinlijr '
.. 444 I'llllad Ciifipep .'
.. V. 8. Oil
.. ko I'tah "
..1274 Victoria
.. 4 Winona
.. 644 Woie-erln
.. Il W Nortth Outi ....
ns, 3
cent.
.. 444,
.... 11
.. 354
..104
..4S0
.. 444
... 824
.. 84
.. II
.
'.. 14
.. 84
..
74,
.. I:
.. 16
.144
... 43
.. II
... 14
...70
... 114
...67
.11
.. . 44
... St,
... 44,
... ;4
York Mining Blocks.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8 Closing quotailunn
were as fol,ows:
$2.010.21.000i
243.iMD.OMO;
136.8it8.0w0;
1.48,4S2.0Ul
61.936,000;
42.912.000
44,.V)7,000
36.661. OU0;
24.700.0t w
12.248.01 0
15.805. OuO;
14.29a. 01 )
18.017.000
13,6O,0O4 ta g
13.464.OU0 33.0!
10. 004.0001
10.767,000,
4.917, 0X
11.544,0t'i0
9.243.0001
10.329.000
7,333,0m.)
7.7'8.fl'X)
c.y i9.isj)
' 4.0U.I8IO
6.72J.O(ini
.4Jf7.lXSl
6.814. 00O
6.761.04)1
6.0f.9 IW
5.672.018)
5.877.001)1
6.918.0001
3.166. 000
6.766,000
6.146.0O0I
4.751,000!
4.324.0IX)!
8.90t.ie4)
a.i.u.i8
3.4M.OTO
3.2t:i.OuO
2.6;.oot:
2.437.0001
2.342.00O
1.2t3.000
2.0l4.0)O
l.Tlfi.OiW1
l.7.0no
1.796.0i)
1.669.01 10
1,922.000:
1.46 om
2.181,000.
984,000
1,585.000
1.432,000
2.6M4.0UO
1.868,0001
1.657.0001
1, 130.000
1,168. 0U0
848.0D0
1,129.0001
1.138.0001
1,241.0O0
1.148.0001
1.246,000
1.134.0001 11.2
1.414. 0f0 56.4
772 0001
1.144,0001
986, OOO;
929.000
6XS.0C10I .
824 4Xi
802, 000 :
915.0001
62H.000I
676.0001
. R82.(00
579.000'
534.0001
694,O0O
627.0001
670,0001
7.000
708,000,
61 7.000
443,0001
887,000!
BIO. 000)
460.0001
415.000
391. 000)
422 000
140.000.
353.0001
626.0001
2..000
3O3.O0rJ .
23.073.000
11.057.000 ..
2,414,Oi)0!....
9 1
2.2
.1
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Not Enough Cattle Here to Hake a
Market.
HOGS C0NTISTJE ON THE UP GRADE
Only a Very Few ke and Lamas
Here and tonality Tery roar,
Walle Prices Reasala
Aboat Steady.
BOUTH OMAHA. Bept. I. 1909.
Receipts were: Cattle.
Official Mondav 8.462
Official Tuesday i 620
Offlelsl Wedneertay 9.227
Official Thirradsy 4.163
Estimated Friday 3o0
liogs. Sheep.
2 49H Ie.V.4
17,Rnl
19.70
18 408
S.80S
10.41...
14.0 ...
41.71...
17.41...
40.71...
8.41...
.9...
.1...
42. 3...
11.4...
8 II...
14. 9...
27.71...
22.21...
16.41...
21.41. ..
27.41...
4.5 ...
82.41...
29.31...
65.9!...
6.7j...
21.6;...
1S.8...
22 8 ...
38. 0...
10.01...
28. S...
22.3 ...
34 1 ...
3.9 ...
17.3 ...
S.0I...
41.01...
'u'.v'".
hl.fll...
Five days this week... 27064 29.504 78.136
Same days last week.... 80. 975 80.460 87.212
Same days 2 weeks ego.. 28.8? 29.27 4 62.612
Same days I weeks sgo.. 19.417 22 6 43.1.8
Same days 4 weeks ago.. 14.0 JlT 41 I.I
8ame days last year.... 28.846 15,366 .
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: 190D. 1908. Inc. Dec.
Cattle mm 698.644 2A.281
Hogs 1,706 6.18 LI38.03 IS
Sheep 1.024 200 l,0r 761
1 he follow. iia! I40ie shows the Averagw
price of hoga at Bouth Omaha for the last
several dsys. with comparisons:
most Impossible to clear up all the pens,
and several loads, mostly young thin stock,
were carried over until today. Closing
sales on several bunches of feeder lambs
appeared to be about KtfVio lower. Prso
tlcally everything else was sold before the
close of the session at value levels noted
In yesterday's report, despite liberal re
ceipts. Today's supplies were light, consisting
of about thirteen double deoks, or l.
head. Opening trade was slow and there
were very few early sales with which to
test values. The quality on an average
was not very good and. of course, current
top quotations on all grades ar not de
duced from actual trading. After buyers
once got down to business, the big end of
the offerings In both fat and feeder stock
changed hands In reasonably good season
at generally steady prices.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, 1660-97.16; fair to good
lambs, 6.00-ai.60; good to choice yearlings,
t50rvff6.36; fair to good yearlings. I4.ifT6.00;
Uood to choice wethers. Moni4.5; fair to
good wethers. I4O04U4.30; sTood to choice
ewe. 13.66(64.10.
Quotations on feeder
choice lambs, 15606.40;
yearlings. 44 006.10; fair
era. 13 .504M 25.
Representative sales;
No.
stock: Fair to
fair to choice
to choice weth
Data j 1908. l08.l)W.19.l4.IL0.ilW.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Bept.
7 6944
T 61
T 6W
7 7314
7 70S,
7 81S
6 86'
I 86 6 91 6 04 I 46
I 88! I 891 I HI S
- . n-ri a aii a ei
D SI V " '
6 24 1 6 28
6 80 2
I Mi 6 S2 ft 33
.fi.faUg
a. 41 8 13i 5 S2
I...I 7 80WI 6 431 6 67! I ft 47 ft I?l "
I... 7 874l 53 6 66 ft I5 i 6 Si "
24..
26..
2..
17..
28..
29..
30..
II..
1...
7 614! Ml 5 67
T 701 S I
6 38, 6 77
I 411 ft 77!
6 46 ft 75i I 80:
ft 47 I 68' 6 701
1 6 71 6 66
63 ft 711 ft 78
ft 461 I ft 86
Surds.
Receipts and disposition of Hve stock at
the Union stock yards. South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at I o'clock p.
m. September I:
RECEIPTS CAR8.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
29.9
31. 7
25. 6
109.1
7.4
12.0.
28.7
8.3i
23.8
.Si
10.2
34.4
6.71
29.61
19
25.5
15.7
9.1
.... 24.2
20.8
21 2
81.9
11.1
83.6
19.1
1.0
33.5
12.81,
27'?-
17.1
M.0!
6.71
1.0'
20 H
27.8
10.5!
1-9!
5 91
10.1
6.4
48.1
8.0
17.7
11.4
'itM
C. M. A St. P
Wabash
Union Paclflo
C. 4t N. W., west
C. St. P. M. A O
C U. 4 Q., east
C, B. & Q., west
C. U. I. A P., east
C, R. I. A P., west
Illinois Central
C. U. W
Total receipts
14
DISPOSITION-H EAD.
1
27
27
14
2
97
14
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 60 1.2'w 1,106
,.. 88 1,401 1.421
... 106 1.406 1,878
... 81 1,71)9 ' 1,061
S54
183
... 81
... 13
... 86
... 84
4
... 16
... 6
... 12
... 80 20,682
... 678 6,108 25,f.S6
Not Included In totals because containing
oilier Items than clearings.
Nut Included In totals because comoarl-
sons are Incomplete.
New Tork Money Market.
NEW YORK, Bept. S.-MONEY-On call,
firm; 22 per cent; ruling rate. 214 per
cent; closing bid, 24i per cent; offered at
2 per cent. Time loans, quiet, active:
sixty days, 2V&3 Per cent; ninety days, 3,
por cent; six months, 4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER -44
4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at t4.8610ij2
4.6515 for sixty-day bills and at $4.8664 for
demand. Commercial bills, 84.844; 34.844,,.
SILVER Rar, 61Vc; Mexican dollars, 44o.
ROND8 Government, weak; railroads.
The following are the closing ououulona
on stocks and bonds:
II. 8. ret. Bs, rag.... 14044 int. Met. 44a..
do coupon 10 44 Int. M. M. 44s
V 8. 3a, rag 101 4 japan 4a
do coupon
I. 8. 4a. rc
do coupon
Am. Ag. s
An I A r tr. 4
Am. Tobacco 4a
de as
Ari.i'Mil A Coo. 444.
ACrhlon gen. 4a..,.
Oo ci. 4a
1 . r l. . .
Att. C. U lat 4a....
Dal. A Ohio 4s
do 14a
do u. w. 84a
II k. r. cr. 4.
" 11. ot tia. 4a. ..
'n. Leather &e...
1 . t,r N. J. g ii,
Ines. St Ohio 44a
do ref Ha
Chicago A A. 14a
t... U. A g. J. 4a.
do gen. 4a
C. M. A I P. g
C, H 1. A P. a
do col. fta
do rldg. 4a
lolo. Ind 6a.
1014 do 44a .
116 K. . 80. lat 3a
.1TV, U. 8. deb. 4a 1441..
101 LAN. unl. 4a...
M.. K. A T. let 4a
1044 do gen. 44a
Ill Mo. Pacific 4s
N. K. R. of M. 44s..
..ia'. r. u. g. 14a
S "do deh. 4a
. lit S. Y., N. H. A H.
.. ev. 4s
..1004 N. A W. let e. 4a.
.. 434 do rv. 4a .,
.. 4. ., No. Pacific 4a......
.. 17 do U
. . t !44 O 8. L. rfdg. 4a. . ,
. t Tenn. c. 14a )u
I2' do eon. 4a
104 Heeding gn. 4a
Mid. 4a 4.V do gen. 4a
r. A . 44a Vnlon Pacine 4a...
4a.
1 elo.
C. A 8
I). A H. c
O. A R. O.
do ret. la
Mstlllera' 4e ...
Brie p. I. 4a...
do gan. 4a...
du ev. 4a. aer.
do aeries B...
Cen. Elec. cv. &a
111. Can. lat ref. 4a.
i'4 8t. L A 8. y. tg. 4a.
it do gen. 6a
'i '.t. L. 8. W. a. 4a.,
.... a d sold 4e
344 4rabcrd A. L. 4a...
4a.. ,o. Pacific eol. 4a...
M2-14 ao cr. 4a
in, do lat ref. 4e..
12 "80. Railway 5s
A.,
.104 do cr. 4a
. i:4 do lat A ref. 4a..
. M4U. 8. Rubber 4i...
, li V. 8. Steel Id 6s . ...
, u4 Va -Cam. Diem. 6a
. Vet4Wabaah lat 4a
. 7 do lat A al. 4s...
, 14 W'eactrn Md. 4a.
U34'eet. Elec. c. 6a..
.4 Wla Central 4....
48 v
4'4
H
7444
4H
1144
10044
04
824
44
1V
44
144
. 44
.102
.104
. 74
. 4H
44
.104
100
84
404
74
44
. 4944
. eiTi
.1IM4,
. 4444
lit
. a.
.1024
.116
. H
.l'4
.1074
. 44
.113
. 764
. S64
. 44
. K44
Omaha Packing Co...
Swift and Company...
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour aV Co...
Krey Packing Co
St. Louis Independent.
Cudahy, from K. C...
Stephens Bros
F. 11. Lewis
J. B. Root et Co
J. H. Bulla
McCreary A Carey ...
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Other buyers
Total ,.
CATTLE Receipts ot cattle this morning
were extremely light, only twelve cars db
Ing reported In, which was not enough to
make any snowing wnaiever. as com
pared with yesterday, prices were nom
inally steady. For the five days this weea
receipts have been liberal In spite of the
fact that they show a tailing otf of 1,300
head as compared with the heavy run of
last week and of about 1.0IW head as com
pared with a week ago.
Corn-fed steers have been In very light
supply all the week and prices have been
firm from dav to day. being safely 10415c
higher at the close of the week. Good
grass beeves have also been In demand
and have sold freely all the week In spite
of the fact that recelpts on some days have
been pretty large. ' At the close of the week
they are generally quoted around 2c
hicner than one week ago.
Cows and heifers have sold pretty well
all the week.. This is especially true of
the best beef grades and of the common
canners, which are now 1015o higher than
last week. On the other hand, the fair to
good kinds of cows are selling now about
where they were a week ftao.
The rains this week have given promise
of good fall pasturage, which has had a
beneficial effect upon the Blocker and
feeder trade, with the result that heavy
cattle have shown an advance of 16jt26c,
and light cattle, which were very low at
the close ot last week, have advanced
Ami Vic.
wuotatlons on cattle: Good to choice
tornfed steers. I7.0ota7.50: fair to good corn
fed steers, 16.407.00; common to fair corn
fed steers, 34 76tf4.40; good to choice range
steers, ;..oo'a'o.io; ratr to gooa range steers,
S4.50ti6.Ou; common to fair range steers,
V3.764.50; good to oholce cornfed cows and
heifers, tt.0Oj3S.00-, fair to good cornfed
cows and heifers, S3.OLKti4.00 common to fair
cornfed cows and heifers, S2.6Otft2.00; good
to choice range cows and heifers, S3. boy
4 00; fair to good range cows and heifers,
J2.0oii3.40; common to fair rauge cows and
heifers, 82.252. M; good to 1 holes stockers
ar.d feeders, $4.00xii5.60; fair to good stockers
and feeders, 42.;&3.2; stock heifers, 13.50
&3.26; veal calves, S3. 606 4.60; bulls, stags,
etc., S2.50tf4.50.
Representative sales:
COWS.
Ae. Pr. No. At. Pr.
. 474 I 40 U 471 I M
440 8 70 1 101 S 08
HEIFERS.
390 I 74 10 404 8 10
404 1 74 14 134 1 Ii
644 1 44
BULLS.
10 1 10 1 1470 I 15
CALVES.
;t4 4 60
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
416 I 46 I Ill 4 H
721 1 1 1164 4 40
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
feeders.. 1022 4 40 3 cows 1078 2 75
11 cows 1030 I 60 I bulls 1213 I 10
14 steers.... 811 4 06 9 oows 86 8 16
2 cows 860 1 66
C. R. Lancomer, Nebraska.
22 feeders . 1148 4 90
Mike Qulnn. South Dakota.
60 steers.. ..1214 4 90
J. A. Rsrr C. Co, South Dakota.
London Closing; Stewke.
LONDON, Sept. 1 American Securities
opened slightly higher today. Trading was
limited during the first hour and at the
nuou hour the market was quiet and from
li'jH higher than yesterday s New York
closing.
London closing stocks
Av.
401 Idaho lambs 6?
6H3 Idaho lambs, feeders 80
802 Idaho lambs, feeders 61
8:10 Idano lambs, culls 69
Jk Wyoming ewes 193
72 Wyoming ewes, feeders 94
1."4S Wyoming ewes, feeders 91
80 W yomlng feeders, culls lo
135 Wyoming wethers 108
230 Wyoming wethers, feeders... 102
170 Wyoming yearlings, fdrs 77
16 native lambs ia
It native ewes, feeders 90
6 Wyoming wethers 90
21 Wyoming ewes 89
461 Wyoming ewe, feeders 91
61 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.. !
46 Idaho
268 Idaho
601 Idaho
lambs,
lambs
lambs
feeders.
87
70
Pr.
66
25
( 10
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4 10
I 29
I 10
1 80
4 60
4 26
10
6 60
2 46
4 16
I 26
I 16
4 85
6 00
ft 90
6 90
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Sheep Steady -Hog; rive
Cent Higher.
CHICAGO, Sept. I CATTLE Receipts
sbout 1,000 head; market steady: steers,
ST. .60.(18.06: Cows and heifers. S3.60ffr8.0O;
stockers and feeders, 12.7605.16; calves, 83.00
00; bulls, 8.1 0044.86.
HOGS Receipts, about 11.000 head; mar
ket 6e hlsrher: choice heavy. I8 2M&8.35
light. 17.fH"u 30: Pics. I6.2tva7.00; bulk of
sales, f7.96fr8.86.
SHEKP AND LAMBS Sheen receipts
about 10.000 head: market stesdy, 2 50uT.Ou;
yearlings, f4.0tkti6.50; lambs, 4 bOTjT.oo.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Sept. I. CATTLE
KecelDts. 2.600 head. Including 600 south
er'ns; market steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers, S6.fWfl7.Tt; fair to good,
84 60i 6.40: western steers, I3.7Mj6.75; stock
ers and feeders, 12.7646.50; southern steers,
S3.0lKu4 60; southern cows, S2.2nl3.80; native
cows, I2.00ii24.2r.; native heifers, t3.0OS.5O;
bulls, S2.50fc3.75; calves, J3.6OR8.00.
HOGS Receipts. 4,000 heart; market
strong to 6c higher; top, 18.15: bulk of
sales, S7.S5ijS.10; heavy, f7.94Xa8.l6; packers
and butchers, 87.1X8.151 light, f7.Boiii8.uu;
pigs. IS.BOSlT.ZlS.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 8.C09
head: market steadv: Colorado yearlings
S5 60: lambs. f6.0047.60: yearlings, H.76tt6.HO:
wethers, ft. 2545.00; ewes, S4.004J 4.76; stock
ers and feeders, 13.otwjio.00.
Sloox City Lire Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Ia., Sept. S (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 400 head; mar
ket steady; beeves, $4 0067.50; cows, 18 00t
4.00; feeders, t3.00tS5.75; yearlings, S3. 00
Slim.
HOGS Receipts, 1.800 head; market
steady to 6c higher; range of prices, S7.5&tf
7.96; bulk ot sales. f7.6W7.76.
St. Joseph Lira Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo Sept. 3. CATTLE
Receipts, 500 head; market steady; s leers.
f5.6Ofi7 70; cows and heifers, f2.&06.00; cal
ves, f3. 008. 00.
HOGS Receipts, 4.000 head; market 5c
higher; top, 88. 15; bulk of sales, 87.1)02,8.00.
SHEEP AND LANDS None on sale.
Stock In Sight
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday were:
Cattle Hogs. Sheen
South Omaha 800 6.700 1,200
Sioux City 400 2.800
PL Joseph 600 4.000
Kansas City 2.600 4.000 6,000
St. Louis 8.700 6.100 700
Chicago 1.000 11,0)0 10,000
Totals 8,400 12,600 19,906
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Volume of Business ii Unusually
Heavy for August,
IRON AND STEEL ACTIVE
Dallneaa la Footwear Market Con
tinues Cnabated, Bayers Hold
Ins Off to Await Changes
la Market.
NEW TORIC. Sept. I R. Q. Dun Co. a
Weekly Review of Trade tomortow will
say:
Expansion In volume of business and
contraction In business disasters charac
terised the month of August, usually one
of the must Inactive of the year, and this
marks the situation on the eve of the fall
season.
Reports for the current week confirm
reports for the whole of last month. Heavy
buying, both for Immediate and for 1D10
consumption, continues In the Iron and
steel trsde. Advices from the leading
cities continue to speak of business Im
provement and In some cases the Augunt
trade was in excess of all former records
for the month.
Wholesale dry goods houses hsvs had a
very substantial volume of business of late.
Woolen end worsted mills show linie
charge from the recently noted Improved
conditions. Retailers are still operating
conservatively, but steadily, and mills are
not accumulating goods. An extraordinary
publio sale of broadcloths was successful.
Fcrmer dullness noted in me root wear
market continues unabated, buyers hold'
Ina- off. Country hides remain quiet, but
some light cows have been worked off at
one-quarter to one-half cent below tha
prices asked by dealers ror best orrertngs.
The leather market continues In a waiting;
position.
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85 steers.. ..1141 4) 96
63 steers.. ..1242 4 96
21 steers.. ..1141 4 96
H. A. Dawson,
11 steers.. ..1179 ft 28
96 steers.. ..1127 4 96
24 steer.. ..1176 4 85
26 steers... .1188 4 86
C. Hetskew
86 feeders.. 1146 4 90
21 feeders.. 11:3 4 00
28 cows 864 I 10
86 steers.
68 steers.
..1139
.1146
Bouth Dakota.
66 steers.. ..1193
8 steers.. ..1188
15 steers. ...1213
16 steers.. ..1221
, Wyoming.
69 feeders.. 1017
6 feeders.. 921
117 cows Mb
4 9(1
4 95
4 96
4 86
4 85
4 86
4 40
5 25
S 60
HOGS Butcher weight hogs sold largely
at an advance of 6c over yesterday, the
trade on that kind being quite active at
the Improved prices noted. On the other
hand light hogs sold fully steady with yes
terday and were In veTy fair demand.
Heavy packing hogs were a little slow and
did not show any Improvement. The big
bulk of all the nogs brought It.7aj7 .',
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Sept. 1 SEEDS Clover,
87 20: September. 87 70; December.
March. 17 66; No. J. I so; .no. . r (H; re
jected. So 50; no established grade. (4 80.
Timothy, prime, fl.tO. Alsike, prime, f7.79.
cash.
S7.46;
Alice
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Foreign Financial.
LONDON. Sept. S -Money w as easily ob
tainabls on the market today and dis
counts were quiet. Trading on the Stock
exchange continued Us quietly steady
course without freah features. Cneup
money and investment buying improved
gilt edged securities, while Mexican rail
and Argentine Issues were occasionally
desred Kaffirs and foreigners, however,
were easy on Pari sales supposed lo be tii
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steady at 234d per ounce.
per cent.
The rato of discount In the ODen market
tor short bills is IS per cent; for three
months' bills, 1 7-lrt per cent.
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do account
Anal. Copper
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WASHINGTON. Sept. I The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today was as follows: Trust funds
Gold coin, 8..f.778.6t&; silver dollars, Sist.
913.OU0; silver dollar of l-'M 14.118 00); esll
vii certificates outstanding. S4wi.si8.O00.
General fund Standard silver dollars, in
pei eral fund. 84 fOI.M"; current liabilities.
$10! f ?;,6O0; working balance In treasury
office. f2l.K.jl6: in bunks, to credit of
I'tiitrd Slates treasurer. $l117, 391; aubsl
diarv silver coin. $2i.luf..iX0, uim.ir coin.
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OMAHA GENERAL MARKETS.
Staple aad Fancy Prodnee Price Fur
nished hy Bayers and Wholesaler.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1, delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 27 '4c; No.
1, In 60-lb. tubs, I7o; No. 2, In 1-lh. car
tons. 26c: In 00-lb. tubs, 24o ; packing stock,
19V,204e; fanoy dairy, tubs, 22$2lc; com
mon roll, fresh made, I&&ISV40. Market
changes every Tuesday.
EGGS Fresh selling stock, candled, 2.1c.
CHEESEFlnest Wisconsin full cream
twins, 15c; Young Americas, 4 In hoop,
16V,c; favorite, ft In hoop, 16c; daisies, 20 In
hoop, 15HC1 cream brick, full case. 15o:
block Swiss, 16c; full oream llmburger, 16c.
POULTRY--Broller, 10c; alive, springs,
16o; hens, lOo; cocks, To; ducUs. lOo; geese,
lo; turkeys, 16c; pigeons, per dux., 66c;
guinea fowls, per du., $2.60; squabs, per
dok $1. Dressed hens, He; springs, 1DQ
llo; cocks, Clio; ducks, Uo; geeese, llfec;
turkeys, 22c.
FISH--Fresh, caught, almost all are
dressed: Halibut, 601 buffalo, 9c; trout,
12c; bullheads, 14c; catfish, 17a; crapptes,
sunflsh, 6i9o; black bass, 260 : whlteflsh,
13c; pike, 12o; salmon, 140; pickerel, lOo;
frog legs, I60. Fresh frosen: Whlteflsh,
No. 1, lOo; round, 9c; pickerel, dressed,
and headless, 7c; round, 60; pike, dressed,
10c; round. 9o; red snappers, 12c; Spanish
mackerel, 18c; native mackerel, S5c each.
FRESH FRUITS-Florlda pineapples, 18s
to 48s, $2.7$ per crste; grape fruits, 34 size,
per box, $0; 48 slse, $6.60; 64 size. $6: ba
nanas, fancy select, $1.5&2.0O; apples, home
grown, per bu. basket, 76$l.O0; market
basket, 46o.
BEEF CUTS Ribs: No. 1, 17c; No. I, ISc;
No. S. fc. Loin: No. 1, 18ttc; No. . 13Sc;
No. S, 9c. Chucki No. 1. 6c; No. I. 4c;
No. I, 4c. Round: No. 1, 9c; No. I. (He; No.
S. a Plats: No. 1, 6e; No. I. 4c; No. J,
BR A USTHEHT'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Production and Distribution Expand
ns Season Advance.
NEW YORK, Sept. I Bradstreefg to
morrow will say:
As the season advances trade tends to
show further expansion and Industrial lines
are becoming more active. Outputs are
being Increased by- plants already In opera
tion and frequent reports come to hand
of resumptions by concerns that have
been shut down for some time past. Under
the circumstances employment Is more
general, payrolls are larger and mora
money available for spending. In a nut
shell, trade Is good; Industry, particularly
Iron and steel, Is active, outputs are close
to normal, and prospects are pleasant, the,
most notable drawbacks being reduced
yields of cotton and a smaller than earlier
expected corn crop. Within the week
house trade has expanded In marked de
gree, special activity being noticed In de
mand for dry goods and millinery. Buyers
have been In the markets in large num
bers. There Is apparently little disposition
to load up with expensive goods, espe
cially in sections where cotton and corn
have not maintained early promise. In
some Instances shipping departments of
jobbing houses are working overtime In
order to get goods out promptly.
The flour trade Is looking up, full time
Is more general and demand for staplo
groceries Is better.
Business failures In the United States
for the week ending with September 2
were 160, against 201 last week, 210 In the
like week of 1108, 130 In 1907, 221 In 1906
and 137 In 1905.
Wheat, Including flour, exports from the
United States and Canada for the week
ending September 2. aggregate 1.18.8.611
bushels, against 2,934.643 bushels last week
and 6,396,026 bushels this week last year.
Local Securities aiaoiattoas
Quotations furnished By Samuel Burns,
1r . 614 New York Life building, Omaha.
J ! Asked.
Armour A Co. 44a. 1438
Cudabr Parking 5o.
Colombua. Neb., K. L. la 1425
Omaha Kir Kngln 4a. 1M4
Omaha r.enewele, 44a. 1134
Int. Co. Co., Kanaaa City
Kanaaa City Ry. 6a, 1811
Kanaaa City Ry., p'
Morris A Co. 440. 13
Nab. Tel. sHock, 4...,
Omaha Oaa 6a, 111.
Omaha a. 1 A P. 6a, 1431
Omaha K. L. A P. pfd
Omaha AC B It. Rr- 6a. 1914
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. 6a, 1MI
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry pld 1
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. com 4
Omaha A C. B. Ry. A B. pfd 4
Omaha Water Co 6s, 1444
Swift A Co. 6. 1114
80. Omaha Sewer 44a. 19!4
8lc.ua City Stock Tarda pld
static Cite Stock Yarda com-
Union Stock Yarda. Omaha. 4, aa-div
EG ETABLES Kansas sweet potatoes.
12 76 per bbl. Celery, Michigan, 60o bunch,
Cabbage, home grown. 1M0 per lb. Wis
consin Red Globe onions. 2o per lb. Cali
fornia cauliflower, $3.00 per crate. Toma
toes, home grown, market basket, 60c;
crate, $4.00. Lettuca, per dog., SOo. Par
snips, turnips, carrots, 76o per doz. Flor
ida new beets, carrots, parsnips, turnips,
etc., per dog., 75a,
POTATOES New, 660 per bu.
HIDE8-N0. 1 green, 10c; No. 1 cured, lie.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. I.-COTTON-Fu-tures
opened steady; September, 12 45c;
October, 12.47c; December, 12.51c; January,
12 48c; March, 12.66c; May, 12.67c; July,
11.66011 68o.
Spot cotton closed quiet, ft points higher;
middling uplands, 12.86c; middling gulf,
13.10c; sales. 1.2o0 bales.
GALVESTON, Tex., Sept. I.-COTTON
Steady; U'H.o.
Futures closed firpi; September, 12.46c;
October, 1260c; November, 12 61c; Decem
ber, 12.59c; January, 12 65c; February, 12.52c;
March, 12.62c; April, 12.63c; May, 12 6Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3.-COTTON
Spot market steady and unchanged; mid
dling, 12 7-lOc. Sales on the spot. 234 bales;
to arrive, 560 bales; for deferred delivery,
100 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. I -COTTON-Market
was steady; middling, 124i,c. Sales and re
ceipts, none; shipments, 20 bale; stock,
10,612 bales.
4344 44
4344 lvu
444 43
1004 1004
104 . l'4
41 4i4
41 4
41 83
424 4244
IS 4 10" 4
474 4s 4
444 1004
I:' 41
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444 loo
64 444
70
414 414
144 86
101 I0I4
14 101
lo 0
44 81
w st 4
Rank Ocarina.
OMAHA. Sept. S. Bank clearings for to
day were 12,700,031.18 and for the corre
sponding date last year $2,003,919.23.
Oil and Rosin..
NEW YORK, Sept. 8 OILS Cottonseed,
prime crude. $4.60; yellow, $5.854i5.95; Oa
tober, $5,824(5.85. Petroleum, steady; re
fined New York, $8.26; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, $8.20; In bulk, $1.70. Turpentine,
easy, 6:i'jC
ROSIN Quiet; strained, common to good,
$3.40.
OIL CITY Sept. I. OIL Credit balances,
$1.58; runs, September 1, 186.619 barrels;
shipments. September 2, 143.523 barrels;
average, 156,865 barrels.
SAVANNAH. Ga., Sept. I. OIL Turpen
tine, f rm. 56c.
ROSIN-FIrm; B. $3 80: D, $3 40;
F, $4.05; O. $4 10; H, $4.26; I. $f 40;
M. $6.60: N. $5.75; WG. $6.00; WW,
E. $3.85;
K. $4.40;
$6.25.
Sagrar and Molasses,
NEVV YORK, Sept. S. SUGAR Raw,
firm; fair refining, 8.07c; centrifugal 96 test,
4.17c; molasses sugar, 3.42c; refined, steady;
No. 6, 4.65c; No, 7. 4.50o; No. 8. 4 45c; No.
9, 4.40c; No. 10, 4.35c; No. 11, 4 30c; No. 12,
2.25o; No. 18. 4.20c; No. 14. 4.20c; confec
tioners A, 4.85c; mould A, 6 40c; cut loaf,
6. 85c; crushed, 6.7Tc; powdered, 6.15c; granu
lated, ft. 06c; cubes, 6.30c.
MOLASSES Quiet; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice, 28Q42c.
Liverpool Grain and Provision.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S.-WHEAT-Spot.
quiet; No. 1 red western, winter. 7s 8d;
futures, steady; September. 7s TH1; De
cember. 7s 4id: March, 7s 6d.
CORN Spot steady; new American
mixed, via Galveston, s 6',4jd; old Amer
ican mixed. 6s 61; futures steady; October,
5s December, 6s 6HL
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. III.. Sept. I.-CORN-Hlgher;
No. 2 yellow, 68ViigS9e; No. I yellow, 68V4c;
No. 1. 684c: No. 4, 67'4.c; no grade, (6c.
OATS Higher; standttrd. 18c; No. I white,
17437'4C; No. 4 white, 3V"a 5o.0.
Metal Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 8.-METAT.S-Tarl..
firmer at $4.27H. Spelter, stronger; I5.62V4
bid.
SHEEP Late rounds In the sheep barn
yesterday were not prxd'iciive of very
much trading In the feeder lamb braucn
of the trade. The brisk Inquiry that has
characterized feeder tiad lately seemed
to have settled considerably; In fact, me
sticky condition of the market mads It al
Waul Market.
BOSTON, Sept. 1 -WOOI-The Com
mercial Bulletin of Boston will say of the
wool market Saturday: Sales of the week
are about 4.500.000 lbs., most territory wo..l,
whloli Is steadily becoming firmer In price.
Mills are beginning to bid for fine and
coarse fleece wools, after a perlud of
quietness. The market is exceptionally
strong, with a stiffening tendency. Tha
shipments of wool from Boston to Septem
ber 2, Inclusive, were 176 to J. 172 lbs., against
116.316.880 lbs. for the same lime last year.
The receipts to September 2. inclusive,
were 826.175.461 lhs.. against lJ0.4:il.KU lb,
the same neriod last year.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. t WOOL Unchanged ;
territory and western mediums, itigiso; fine
mediums, 22j24c; fine, KvirlDc.
toffee Market.
NEW YORK, Sept, 1-COFFEK-Futures
clostd steady, net unchanged to 10 pol:its
higher. Sales were reiorid of 16.500
including liecniher at 6 25c; March, 6 MCt
5 45c; July, 6:tp5.46c; spot quiet; No 7 ILu.
'c. ,No. 4 Santos, 8Vu9c; mild quiet; Cm-
j dova,
4Wt12C.
EXPORTERS GAIN CASH BY
RUSHINGPRODUCTS OVER
Figure Show Ilia Increase In liasU
neaa Rrfore Payne Rill Be.
came Law.
WASHINGTON. Sept. I. During the few
months prior to August 6. when President
Taft signed the new tariff law, exp-irters
to this country almost doubled their ship
ments on many articles on which a rise
In duty was anticipated under the' Payne
bill.
The Imports of principal articles for the
seven months, ending July, 1909, Is shown
In detail In a statement Issued by the
bureau of statistics, embracing also com
parisons with figures of the corresponding
months of last year.
The largest Importations which were
rushid In to profit by the operation of the
old Dlngley law, comprised hides, raw
silk, unmanufactured wool, cotton laces,
linens, crude India rubber and copper. The
value of the principal articles Imported
during the seven months period on which
figures were lompiled were: Sugar. $08
OnOOOO; hides and skins. $7.3 Ma) 000; coffee.
$44oo.0O0; raw silk, $42 300 000; crude India
rubber. $39,800,000; unmanufactured wools,
$36.100 000; cotton laces, f21.0On.0O0; diamond.
$19 6O0Oi0; ropper. pigs, bars, etc., 117,.
$00.00): furs. $ 400 4; silk Igres, $3.600 000.
Chief among the Increases over the lima
period last year were: Hides and skins,
$2."..0O0.0O0; unmanufactured wool. 123 000. OHO;
diamonds. $16,000 000; India rubber. $17.000,.
r-; raw silk. $14.oo0.0uo; cultun lacs. $:,-000.000.