THK IJF.K: OMAHA. hl.hNl.Y, SEPTKMHhK P.
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fT-rrrt Hrrs lr Vf i & Boys
Buying
a Suit
for Fall
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
A
! Liberal Receipts of Cittle,
Pricei Are Steady.
Whih
mm
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i
1 ,
It isn't how little 3-011 pay
that makes the dollars count,
its how much value you get;
and how your clothes will
wear find keep their mhapo.
Tt's the man who must
make every dollar count who
gts ho much satisfaction
from our clothes their thor
ough good quality means
economy to him.
You need not be a tailor or
a clothier and vet vou will
instantly recognize the dif
ference between the suits you
see here and those at other
stores.
Come and let us show you then you will understand why
we sell more clothes than any other store in Omaha.
M6,'$12,15, $18, 20, $22i, J25
HOGS COUTHniE ON THE UPGRADE
krfi an4 Umki ml All Kind, Rotk
Killer aa4 Feeder, Ac4lv aad
ttrottm to Tea to Fitter
t'eata lllaaer.
3.43
6,242
FOVTH OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. 7. 19.
Receipt cr: Cattle. llo Shep.
Official Monday .. 9.t
Estimate Tuesday 7.8J4
Two days this ffk.. 17,151
Same day last week . ...13.97J
Same days 2 we-ka ago. ,17.7
fame days I vwki ego..lZM4
Hame days 4 weeks ago.. 11.943
Same daya last year II..' ft
The following table snows
of cattle, hogs and sheep at
11.R..0
U.fcHt
8.NI 2W
10 41.1 3.!26
10!t"4 83.2!
6.6 T .134
7.4tl 63,-03
tor the
year:
i.'attt
lgs
Sheep
year to date,
lsw.t.
-t4.b'22
1.7:' . .9
l,C4.;it
the receipts
South Oinana
compared with last
9ui. Inc. Lec.
(;.674 2S.0I8
1.848.077 lM.fH
1.094,033 46,910
hows the average
Tha frtllnwlnir tshle
mlp. nf hi.ua At South Omaha tof the li.'.
several days, with comparison:
eminder
If you've put off fretting your tall
clothes better order ttiem now. We re
Able to have frost any of those days.
And then you 11 feel mighty fine In
our new fall togs.
While you remember, drop
In and look over the lot of
suitable new patterns every
one of them la distinctive. "
Prices: Suits $25 up
Ifc AV" ll.'tLlsjsaaa .V.TJ'la."', (
1315 rjamatSt.Orajtij4
.Open evenings too busy making
clothes to close.
Data. 1509. llO8.il807.1904.i:'C6.,ltM. i'-Ui
n - e r i ' t immim
,i.atflS mmdI
Aug.
Auk.
Aug.
Auk.
Aug.
Auk.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
rept.
i-ept.
Sept.
ept.
T t b 38 6 77 1 6 S7 6 U. S 1
7 3 8 4I 6 77 S 8i t 24 o U
I 471 , ( ll & -st 32j
J nu.' ' K '. l L ,! b 771 b 2i 1
7 7Vi 6 Ml 6 7, t 7S b Hi 6 iji B 33
7 bO j 6 4jj R 67' I o 47 1 b il t a
7 ! 6 ul; 5 tw ( K I Wj J
1 RSW! on 5 ll 6 Oil 5 4, I 43
I 4 till b 76' i 67. 6 6 ir- 6
7 S6V 6 81 1 6 7 b 3r b i!uj
7...T3 61, 6 M 6 W 6 4J
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Weak Cablet Indicate Foreign Mar
kets Have Wheat.
NEED NONE FROM THIS SIDE
Meat Opinion Are Slronarir Benrian
m m Very l.arg-e Crop Has Been
Prodared and No Scarelly
' la Apprehended.
OMAHA, Sept. 7, 1809.
Weak cahUa rontinua to Indicate that
the torelga markets do not - need any
wheat from tlile ttlde. Moat opinions are
trona-ly bearish, aa a very large crop hJ
been raised and without a foreign d
maniMt la evident there will be no acarc
Ity of wheat thle crop year.
Cnrn valuea do not abow any signs or
weakening In face of the fact that tha
larger houeee continue bearish. There u
plenty of old corn In the original hands
yet and with . an average crop to come
prlcea should not advance. - A
wneai waa oun uui iirin inu wnwvV -
teo,
Oh
Kept
Uec.
.1 B4HI 541
:....( 3(1 38 I
MS
b
Si'
B4H
JOS
M
h.u v ni4 daniand arems rather slow
at the prevailing prices. The large short
Interest Is holding tha near future up, but
there la a soft feeling on the more distant
month.
Corn held fairly steady and waa a sur
prise, as. traders were bearish on heavier
reclpta and large estimates for tomorrow.
rah corn was weak and sold lower. Senti
ment ta generally bearish and prloea ahould
d-cllne.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,820,000 bu.
' and shipments were 2 lflS.OOO bu., asralnst
receipts list year of 789.000 bu. and ship
men in of S01.800 bu.
Primary v. heat receipts were W 000 bu.
and siiipments were 572 000 bu.. against re
ceipts lust year of 480,000 bu. and shipments
of 33.0(10 bu.
Liverpool closed unchanged to Vd lower
on wheat and Vkd lower on corn.
Local -ana ct optlona.
Artlele. Onen.f Mlgh-i Lw. Close. Tes'y.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHKAT No. 2 harj, 587c; No. t
hard, 1 4f 94o; No. 4 hard, HntVlc; No. J
nprlng 2a K6u; no grade, 86 4? 30c.
COilN No. 2, 634i034c; No. 3,
634c; No. 4, 62'4 63c; No. 3 yellow,
63W64c; No. yellow. 634t34c; No. 2
white. 64c; No. 3 white, 64o.
OATS No. 3 m'xnrt. 36Mi3'e: No. S
yellow, 37i37Hr; No. 8 white, 7c;
No. 4 white, 37U37Vc; standart, 8c.
HYK NO. I, 5foi(lc: NO. S, 486c.
Cnrlut Krcefpte.
W'hfat. Corn. Oata.
Chlragn 63 313 224
Minneapolis 749 ., . .
Omaha 41 70 68
Duluiu t:s
CHICAGO GRAIN-aSd PROVISIONS
Feat arcs of the Trading; and Closing;
Price on Board 'of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. 7. Hot weather In the
west and southwest had a tendency to off
set liberal receipts of wheat In the north
west and Caused a fairly ateady tone In
the wheat market here today. At the close
prices were a shade lower to "40 higher,
coiribAred with rtaturriuv's final flirurM
sllhti aln. om JetvweternioelpU,-are,Loorf, and Pat closed easy and provisions
Whea t '
pt..
ec,
81 S
.87141
ft
any. ...J?!
7'AI
MS
87V
814
87 Vl
61HI 61S.I 6iS
P01S0NTURNEDT0
ITCIB ECffl
On Handt Ind Face Torment Pre
vented Sleej) Sufferer Had to
Give Up Hl Work Specialists
; and Cures" Utterly Failed, y
IS CURELT AND CALLS
CUTICURA WORLD'S BEST"
steady.
Although the wheat market waa Inclined
to be weak almost all day, no decided
heavtnes waa manifested at any time and
at the close prices were almost where they
were when trading ended last Saturday.
The chief factor In the situation was the
Increased movement of wheat In tha north
west and talk of still larger arrivals for
some time to come. Toial arrivals today
at Uuluth and Minneapolis aggregated l.ti-b
cars, which was only a little short of the
record-breaking movement of the corres
ponding day a yeur ago. As a result of
these heavy receipts caxh premiums at the
northwestern markets showed a still fur
ther fading away. Other factors that con
tributed to the heavy undertone were the
increases In the visible supply in the ele
vator and the amount of breadstuff on
ocean passage, easy cables and the amount
of worlds shipments fur the week, the
total movement being considerably In ex
cess of that of a year ato. Rains durlnv
the last twenty-four hours In the winter
wheat territory, however, almost counter
balanced -the effect of these combined In
fluences. Some congestion waa manifested
In the September delivery and that tended
to ateady the dther months. Doling the
day Oeoember sold between y5o and 84tao.
The (September option clewed at Ui sain, at
9S'c, while other months were unchanged
to a shad 1ewer, wtm December at 844c
The corn markat Was depressed by Im
pending heavy arrivals of the cash grain
hero and a consequent usoline of Hide . In
Its price, A falling oft of -it points In the
condition- of the crop In Missouri,- a indi
cated by the state report, caused a mod
erate advance early in the day. The mar
kt closed easy, with price fee higher to
'4 He lower.
Oat were dull throughout the entire ses
sion. At the close prices were a shad to
MVaUo lower than Saturday final quota
tions. Provisions were firm early In the day,
but weakened later. At the close prices
mere 2Vfco lower.
The leading futures ranged as follow:
Sunrts V.
CATTLK Receipts or cattle wer quite
liberal again this morning, making the
total for the two days tnls week over
17,0110 head, a cl of over 3.000 head as
compared with last week and of about
4 ouo head as oomuared with the same days
a ye ftr ago. In spite of the liberal recti pis
the market as a whole was in a guou,
healthv condition.
Parkin all seemed In need of liberal
nmiliea nf beef aieeia and the trade was
fairly active. Prlcee paid looked about
steady with yesterday. there being no
miotable chanK on the good grades, at
Cows and heifer were alao in very fair
demand and the market was as active as
could be expected considering the else of
the recelDts. The better grades of eow
and heifer were generally steady.
Feeueis were still In good demand, as
noted yesterday, and the kind that buyer
liked were free aeuers at prices muy as
ennd as prevailed vesteruay.
uuolatiuiiH on mule. Good t choloe
rhrnfed sieess. 17.00a 7.70; fair to good corn
fni stettia. . m.40U'i.uu; common to talr corn-
fed steers. t4.7bw6.4U; good to cho.o range
steera, s.0Ou.7t; fair to good range steers,
U kfciii): common to fair range steers,
1.1. T..(l 4. 50 ; good to choice cornfed cows anu
heifers, 4.0O'a5.OO; fair to good cornfed
rows and helters. 33w."4.O0 common to fair
nirnfed cows and hellers. 12.Uu'3.O0; good
to cho.ee range cow and heiier.
4.40: fair to aood range cows and hellers,
.uuul.M: common to fair range cows and
hrtf-is. li.Mi.W, good to (.hole stockers
li .1 renters Li oU'iiu.M: fair ta good stockers
and feeders. $ii.76ia3.1!6: stock heifers, $ii.60
Lii.Jb: veal calves, 3.oo.6.&0; bulls, stags,
etc., 32.5O&4.&0.
Representative sale:
21 steers.... 84
a feeders.. 844
12 tulftrs... 7!W
li steers.. ..104
cows W4
a cahes... 103
13 calves... .i
V cows 87(
Mi feeders. SM
E.
18 feedcrs..l0.t
1 bull 1140
5 bulls U.9
24 heifers... 671
24 sters....l0.3
4 calves... 177
13 calves... 2a2
11 steers.... 818
6 cows. ,...1046
4 Hi
3 V.,
1 i
4 :
2 60
4 60
6 50
8 10
80
L. Lochl Neb,
4 65 t rows
1 60
8 30
3 15
4 5.i
6 25
4 J
4 00
i 10
893 3 li
Commercial Bank of Blue Mill Neb,
1WA
AY
' -"Throe years gjo, while a conductor,
waa poisoned from the bras railing
' -i, - on tha cars. I nontractcnrl
my hand. In wiping th
, porspiration from rn j
I , laoa. I poisoned my nose
. auu cliia and was unabl
U share. I had to giva
. nil position and was
t re red by spaoialistt, but
to no avail. I tried every
remedy I was told ct and
took so much medirin
trial 7 felt Ilka a waiving drug shop.
The doctors oould only roller m (or a
littJe wbjl.
" On day I ohanood to a Cutioura
advertisement and thought I would try
the Outn-ura Kerned ies, but I had do
faith at tha time aa I had been deoei ved
by. ao many o-callod 'cures.' After
threa applications at Cuticura Oint
caant. tb Itching ceased and after using
two boxes 1 was completely cured and
shaving doss not Interfere with it what
soever. My nose is aa clear as ever and
I am now a well man both in body and
mind. I consider the Cuticura Rem
edies to b the best in tha world and I
trust soma poor ufferer will sea this
and be benefited thereby. v
" I used Cuticura Soap, Ointment and
Pill. I can also say the suffering was
intense, ll t toned and burned so that
It was impossible to sleep but thanks
to th wonderful Cuticura Kerned tea I
ana now wall. I enclose my photo
graph which vou may publish. Harold
Ayera, 761 efferaon Ave., Brooklyn,
N. y., Deo. 7 and 1. i08."
10 cows fcia 2 W 20 steers..
I calves.;.. 340 4 00 4 calves..
Parmale & Q Neb.
60 steer. ...1009 4 66 70 steers...
88 steer.. ..10u2 4 40 28 steer...
U steers.. -linn 4 40
i ' M. Veseley Neb.
steers.. 847 3 90 11 cows..,,
P. W. Yeaat-Neb.
74 cows 759 3 30
John Berry Neb,
S steers... .1108 4 80 3 steers...
cows 960 t 60
T. bomar Neb.
r feeders.. S47 4 00 6 feeder.
33 fe.dei.. 688 3 k0 3 feeders.
F. W. Black Neb.
IS feeders.. U2.' 4 CO
U F. Fall child-Neb.
T steers.... 17 3 45 Scows....
O. E. Black-Neb.
21 steers.. ..1114 4 50 . l7ttieM..,
15 steers.. ..1UU6 3 75 cows.,.,
WYOMING.
S 25 ti feeders.
2 tO 17 cows,
600
275
,1131
1085
3 30
i 00
4 65
4 40
76 3 10
1130 4 90
847
6S8
I 25
I 00
.1018 . S 45
1J cows 848
17 cows 8IH
18 fei drrs..l!$8
7 feede.a..lV.'2
5 !i
4 60
,1005
, 786
,100:i
8t6
11 fe?ders..loal
4 y
30
4 25
3 75
4 GO
Heislg Bros. Wyo.
8 3"
10 feeders.. 1227 6 26
Article. I Open. I High. Ivow. Clo. Tee y.
Wheat
8ept.
Deo.
May
Corn
rWpt.
leo.
May
Oat
, 81-pt. '
Dee.
: May
Pork
: Sept,
Jan.
Lard
tept.
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
Kits
Bept.
Oct.
Jan.
I I I
94'4'm -Mi 9414
17 ;!$,? C7tfH,97S(i
57 ''4 11 '4
' '3
4H,
22 M '
17 W I
12 30
12 '
11 JV
10 J7VS,
67Sl 57'4i 67S
3'4
3!"'
Wki)'.-S
S44
26 cows 103
3 steers.. ..1:176 D 75
Smith A L. Wyo.
37 steera.. ..1117 6 06 IS cows 9511
8 steers.. ..1217 5 00 6 cow &S6
F. Boyle Wyo.
21 Steers . ..12V 6 20
Diamond Cattle Co. Wyo.
18 steers.. ,.llf0 .4 ::5 t cows. .,..1011'
K. MathwlgWyo. .
47 COWS 77 3 65 2 cows 1016
Carpenter A Nlmme Wyo.
60 cows 90 3 75
' J. F. Book-Wyo.
76 cows.j.. , 948 3 80 6 oows 960
7 cows 927 3 00 41 steer. ...1106
15 steers.. ..1174 4 90 45 steers.. ..1129
3 cow.,.- 9h0 3 60 t cows. ..,.1176
(i. Valentine Wyo.
16 steer.. .1162 4 60 2Z cows 977
Hersig Bros Wyo.
49 feeder.. 1221 b 2i 26 cows 998
23 feeders .1219 4 96 32 cow 974
18 steers.. ..1333 3 75
John Whittaker Wyo.
47 feeders . 1129 6 25 20 feeders.. 1080
Mitchell Tattle Co. Wyo.
51 feeders.. 1090 4 56
U. R. Tlsdale Wyo.
87 feeders.. 10,1 6 10
The Tolland Co. Wyo.
91 feeders. .1067 4 60
COLORADO.
a cows 1032 3 35 6 oows 1096
II steers. ... 90d 3 90 61 steers. ...1061
SOUTH DAKOTA.
37VJ 37'A38 &V4
k-I . j,1.-1 ...
22 95 I 22 9t
17 17 US
12 S3H
It U't
11 Ho
10 67V4
11 80 urn
11 674 11 70
S7Vi 9 47H
12 30
12 30
11 .7H
W 62i,
22 96 '
17 S2H
' j
12 32H,
12 30
11 87H
10 62H
22 90 ,
17 86
IS 274
U 7a
11 90
10 62Vi
n 7741 a rn! u so
11 67w 11 ri 11 trrn
9 42, I42S, 9t3;
Yor aresfnaa, raahas. Itching, Irrita
tions, tnAsaunatloot and ot bar unwhole
some ootMiltioaa of the skin and scalp
and for tha prevention of tha same, as
wvU aa lor tha sanative, anitaepuo
cWanalKgof ulcerated, inflamed muooua
surfaoae and other usee which readily
suggest themselves to women, Cuticura
ftoap and Cuticura Ointment, aaeisted
when nsoesaary by Cuticura Resolved,
re India peoas. Lie.
ftn44 ttnytie the vaeM felts Drag 4 Can.
Clare . afcM Piw . nweioa list
af- Ctiucut Imv. .ilS ha kU aft Sn4efrs
No. t.
Cash quotations wer a follow: - -
FLOCK Steady; winter patents, t4.70(a( 10-
stralxht. t4.ouo 10;; spring straight. 84 so
64-. bakera, (.i Xtll W.
RYK-No. t. 7274c. .
BAKLKY Kaed or mixing, 4&2fe0c: fair to
choice malting, &4jiCo.
HtEDS-Flax. No. 1 southwestern, 1184
No. 1 northwestern. $1.40. Clover, 112 15.'
PROVISIONS Pork. mess, per bbl 123 90
6395. Lard, per 100 lbs, 112 87'. Paort ribs,
sldt-s (loose), til 6o.all.86; short clear aldas
loosed). tU 37Sig 12 60. ,
Total clearances of wheat flour wer
equal to HA.OW bu. Primary receipt were
1.8M.000 bu., compared with l.17 00 bu th
corresponding day a year ago. The visible
aupply of wheat in th United tttatea in
creased '804,0u0 bf. for the week. Th
amount of breadstuff on ocean passage
Increased 4K4.000 bu. ,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
27 cars; corn, 8U car; oats, 414 car; bogs'
23,0u0 head.
HL'TTfcR Steady; creameries. 4g24c.
KriGd Steady; rerelpis, 9.166 cases; at
mark, casea Included, 18c; firsts, Juv; prim
firsts, ll'c.
CM EtisK Strong; daisies. 15iQltc; twin,
164J UW; young Americas, Ijc, lung born.
lbo.
long horns.
POTATOES Steady: choice to fancy. Ota
(6c; fair to good. 6o2c
I'Ol'LTKY Steady; turkeys, 17c; chick
ens. 15c; springs, liVtflsc
VEAL-. Steady; in to St-lb. walghta. S
V: w to si-lb weights, Kiuc; 85 to
110-lb. weights. 10Ss12o.
5 00
4 'i0
4 00
4 00
3 M
7 feedeis.. 1131
13 steers.. ..119
( fet-d rs..lu.U
7 feeders.. 1045
13 cows 9S2
M.
16 steers.... llMi
W.
8 feeder.. 891
John and A
17 steer.... 1276 4 80
9 feeders.. 1181
16 cow lut3
14 feeders.. 1108
10 feedrs..l0ti2
8 feeders.. 1218
Fosberry 8. u.
b 15 14 cows..
J. Dorsen 8. D,
3 SO 16 oows 930
Oxbowa S. D.
20 feeders.. 1023
t m
3 Oil
3 20
3 00
3 00
4 90
4 90
4 90
8 45
4 00
3 75
4 75
8 OS
4 20
t 00
3 M
4 60
4 r0
4 76
950 3 35
ea S. D.
3 40
4 15
68 feeders.
1 bull ,
15 feeders.
2! steers...
39 steers...
16 heifers.,
8 cows...,
Today's
lni Idaho
ft) Idaho
ewe
lambs
9T
61
I m
10
(MirAtiO I.IVR PTOCK MARKIT
tattle leaar nSte Hlaeer Sheep
ateady 4 Lower. .
CMICAOO. Sept. 7. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at T.iM) head. Maiket steady.
Steera, 16.60(14 06; cows. 83 606 25: heifers.
1:' iiotHi.W; bull!". 84 0niU4.S6: rslvee, IOOa1
t on; storkers and feeders. J 7M1.V16.
HOOC4 Receipts, estimated at 8.000 head.
Market 6c to Wo higher. Choice heavy.
t;40; butchers, ts 36s a 4T ; llsht mined.
tSAittn; choice lights. 8H.2itrK 40; packing.
trwvii'00; pigs, I6.2&a7.0. Bulk of sales,
7.9f.2S.
HHKEP AND LAMPS Receipts, esti
mated at 28,000 head. Market steady for
best, other 10c lower. Sheep. t4 OUtfi.00.
lambs, 98.76V7 60; yearlings, $6.0OfM.
Boys' School Shoes
2..
C.I..
74..
40..
St..
I..
73..
.
11..
4. .
44. .
41..
43..
n ... T K II Ill SO I 00
.3.S2 40 T 17 A" I ... I 00
.K ... " U "0 14D M0 I CO
.16 ... T 70 ;34 ... I 00
M4 ... 7 I1M ID m ... I CI
.261 ... 7 0 1"4 142 1 I A
.117 120 7 M . U m I 06
.ii lei 7 to m m loo m
.241 ... IS M I2 ... I IH
2-S4 N III IK' ... I 0a
..24 ... 7 90 fl. ...... .,17 ... I 04
.IM ... 1 10 , 71 25 ... I OS
ill W 7 l II 2 4 ... I 06
. ... 7 10 II 170 ... I 04
.211 ... IX Tft Ill 40 I 10
ill 1J0 7 10 It ... I 10
8HEKF-Receipts of sheep were small
yeHtTday and again today, making the
total for the two aays very mucn smaller
than for the same period last week. Yes
terday's arrival were all cleaned up before
he close of the market and with another
small run this morning, sellers were In
position to ask and obtain a little more
money for everything desirable.
Packers all iseraen 10 De anxious for
both fat sheep and lambs, with the result
that the market opened early In the morn
ing and active, practically everything being
cleaned up before 10 o'clock. The prices
paid ranged anywhere from stesdy to
strong on the medium grades to 1'HfIEo
hlKlier on the more desirable Kinds of kill
ers, both sheep and lambs. Lambs sold
up as high as $7.10, ths best price paid in
a number of days.
There were comparatively few feeders
on sale, especially for a Tuesday. There
were a good many country buyera, besides
th buying orders In the hands of commls
ion men. In other words, there was a
very good demand, with the natural result
that the trade was active and practically
everything was disposed of as rapidly as
It could be sorted up and put in shape to
be shown. The prices paid showed about
the same strength as noted on killers, that
Is, the medium or Inferior kinds remained
about steady, while ths better trades any
where from strong to as much as lO&lilc
higher In spots. All In all, It waa a good
healthy market from start to finish.
Quotations on tat sheep am lambs: Qood
to choice lambs, 86.767.25; fair to rood
lambs, j.l.r6.76; good to choice yearlings,
j. 004I5..15; fair to good yearlings, 84.8r'5.00;
good to choice wethers, 84.40hj4.75; fair to
good wethers 34.W4H0; good to choice
ewes, 84.10Q4.35; fair to good ewes, 33.66Td
4.10.
Quotations on feeder stock: Flr to
choice lambs. 15.6041 6. 40; ali o choloe
yesrltngs, 84.605.30; fair to clioic wether,
t1.60u4.26.
No. . Av
Kenaae CUr Live Stoetc Market.
KANSAS CfTT. f4ept. T. ATTI.R Re
ceipts. 17.000 head. Including l.tos southern.
Market steady to strong. Choice eseort
and dressed beef steers, I42M7.76; fair to
good. t6.00y 26: western steers, $S.7itf6.M;
storkers end feeders, 83.0iyut.3B; southern
steers, $&2S?;4 SO; southern cows. I2.26'84 0;
native cows, l2?Tti4 5e; native heifers, 83.30
tiH: bulls. $3.7fH.OO; os Ives. 83 MKJf7 76.
HUO8- Receipts, 11,000 head. Market
steady to 6c lower. Top. 88.30; bulk of
sales, 7."M 16. Heavy. 88.0Va8.20; parkert,
and butchers. 87.8648.20; light, 87-6O6 8 06;
pigs, t5 3fxB7.2R.
SHEEP AND I.AMB3-Rc!pt. R.Onn
head. Market steady. Lambs, 6VTf7;
yearlings. 14.755.60: wether. $4 26J.O0;
ewes, 34.0ig4.6; stockers and feeders, 33.26
CI2a
Sf . Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 7. CATTLK Receipts,
7.tei0 head, Including 2.900 Texans. Market
steady. Native shipping snd export steers,
$6 4Vq7.60; dressed beef and butcher steers,
I5.26u6.36; steers under 1.000 lbs., tt.0U3l5.40;
storkers Snd feeders, 33 6094 16; rows and
heifers. tS.2T.g-fi. 60; canners, 2 Mr3'.1.26; hulls.
t30(Xii4.26; calve.H, r. 5fi8. 26. Texas and In
dlan steers, 82.40&6.00; cows and heifers,
2 3T,a4..
HOUS Receipts, 8.100 head. Market 6
higher. PIks and llxhts, tsvOs pack
ers. 87 M'7j8.10; butchers snd best heavy,
18.20ra8.40.
KHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts, (mo
hesd. Market steady, Native muttons, 83.50
434 60; lambs, 86.OOW7.26; culls and bucks
LJ.axa4.75; stockers, 83.0O33.76.
Uncommonly
Strong
and
Servioeablo
Leathers.
Stylish,
Perfect-fitting
and
Comfortable
Shapes.
Our Army Calf Shoes with wire quilted sole ar 4pclally In
tended for boys who can't be kept In ordinary shoos any time at all.
They are strongly and substantially made from the best materials,
and will stand almost unlimited bard wear, besides pleasing the boy
himself by their perfect fitting; and comfortable shapee.
They're remarkably stylish and handsome, too, and the prices
are only j
Sizes 9 to IS $1.50
. . $1.75 Sizes 2 V'a to 5l3 .... $2.00
Sizes 13 to 2.
"The House of
High Merit."
a
ti.50a6.00;
t. jask Live wtoek Market.
ST. JOSKPH, Mo., Sept. 7. CATTLW
Receipts, 2,500 head; market steady
H.bOHji.oo; cows ana hellers.
calves. 3W8.00.
HOU8 Receipts. 8.600 head; market
steady; top. 18.20; bulk ot sales, 88008.10.
RHKEP AND LAMRS Receipts, 1,000
head; market steady; lambs, 84.00(7.50.
Sloax City Live stock Market.
SIOUX CITY, Is!, Sept. T. Special Tele
gram.) CATTLK Receipts. 2.000 head;
market steady; beeves. 4. 007.60; cows, t2.76
(4.00; feeders, 13.755.10; yearlings, 3.00
4.00.
HOGS Receipts, 2.800 head; market
steady; range, 87.6557.96; bulk ot sales, $7.66
67.80.
Stock
of live
In Sight,
stock at ths
six prin
cipal western market yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 7.3:'4 6.242 11,6a
Rloux Ciiv 2.000 2W0 ... .
St. Joseph 2,500 8,500 1,000
Kansas City 17.000 11.000 6.0U0
St. Louis 7.800 8,100 8.6O0
Chicago 7.000 8.000 28.000
Totals 43.724 37,642 48,228
225 Wyoming Ismbs, feeders C4
476 Wyoming lambs, feeders...... F3
277 Wyomlnif yearlings, feeders. 74
411 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.. 7G
93 Wyoming lambs, culls........ 48
275 Wyoming lambs 61
: WyominK lambs 61
ill Idah yearlings, feeders 97
69 Idaho ewes .-. 10S
121 Idaho ewes, feeders 100
Hi Wyoming lambs, feeders..... 65
475 Wyoming lambs, feeders. . . .i. 68
71 Wyoming lambs.' feeders 48
?20 Wyoming yearlings,-feeders. . ' 88
171 Wyoming yearllng2 feeders. ' 89
22 Wyoming yearlings! feeders. 12
2.0 Wyoming yearlings, feeders. 88
40 i oioraao weinera.4 is
34 western lambs .....t 75
44 western ewes 132
112 Wyoming lambs 46
ewes ...1 84
ewes, culls 73
ewes 84
ewes 84
yrlgs., fdrs 82
ewwes, feeders.... 89
.lambs 60
lambs 61
lambs, feeders 64
feeders 63
feeders 62
culls... 42
105
86
63 Wyoming
40 Wyoming
122 Wyoming
182 Wyoming
491 Wyoming.
4!8 Wyoming
499 Wyoming
4f7 vyomlng
110 Wyoming
337 Wyoming lambs,
25 Wyoming lambs,
47 Wyoming lambs,
110 Idaho yearlings
226 Idaho
136 Idaho
126 Idaho
260 Idaho
119 Idaho
160 Idaho
yearlinKS
lambs
ewes
lrmbs
ewes
ewe .
112
. 71
. 81
.
Pr.
t 25
6 25
5 28
8 25
6 00
( 75
( 78
4 80
4 00
8 20
6 87.
6 36
6 75
4 99
4 90
4 90
4 90
4 25
8 60
4 45
t 60
4 40
3 SO
4 40
4 40
6 00
3 45
6 70
( 70
8 36
30
6 60
6 00
8 15
6 15
7 00
4 26
7 10
3 80
3 80
V
" 4".
Our product and reputation are tho
best advertisement we can offer
A. L Raet, lae 1110-1111 Howard St, Oases
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatlona ot tke Day oa Varloa
Commodities.
NEW TOHK, Sept. 7. FLOUR Receipts,
SO.onO bbls. ; exports. 8.000 bbls. Market
steady. Minnesota patents, 35.1O4).00; Min
nesota bakers, 86.1605.6O; winter patents,
I.S.HV7O.40; winter straights, t4 86D5 00; winter
extras. 84.20'4.; winter low grades, 34.10'$
4.66: Kansas straights, 34. &6 4. J0. Rye flour,
steady; fair to good, 84.16-4.25; choice to
fancy, (4 30-34.46.
CORN MKAL Firm; fine white and yel
low, 81.001.65; coarse, 31.60 1.66; kiln dried,
33.60.
RYE Quiet; No. I western, 66c, f. o. b.,
New York.
BARLEY Easier; feeding-, 61(3 62c 0. I.
f.. New York.
WHEAT Reoelpts. 97.000 bu.; exports.
8.000 bu. Spot market easy. No. 3 red,
1.04. nominal, elevator; No. 2 red, .Osvt,
f. o. b.. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
tl.0714, f. o. ., afloat. No. 2 bard winter,
31.107i. f. o. b., afloat. The wheat market
opened quite steady today, but soon eased
off under the big western reoelpts and re
ports of rain In the Argentine, continuing
heavy all day. with final prices partly r
net lower. September, 81.06H1.07H. closed
at 31.0;t; December closed at 31.02 anu
May at 31 044.
CORN Receipts, 19.250 head. Spot market
firm. No. 2 old, 784c, elevator, and 79c,
delivery, and both nominal; No. 2
new. 64h. winter shipment. Tha futuru
market was without transactions, closing
net unchanged. September closed at 1f
and December at 6740.
OATS Receipts. 248,600 bu. Spot market
firmer. Mixed, 40Vc, nominal; clipped white,
48'47c.
HAY Firm; No. 3, 75S0c; good to choice,
8r,i&90c
HIUKS-Steady; Bogota, 19Vfrff20Hc; Cen
tral America, 23c.
LEATHER Quiet at 23S30o.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; family, 814.00
(J14.DU; mess, iu 003-11.&0; Deer nams, 124. vo
C26.00; packet, 112.000 12.60; city, extra mess,
820.60021.00. Cut meats, steady; pickled
Are You a Buyer?
If so this will Intereaest you. The combination of high quality and rea
sonable price Is always of Interest to the good buyer. 1
Ths following are bf special Interest today: . '
No. 1 Flour, per sack 81.48 1 No. 1 Barton, per lb. , , 18o
New Potatoes per bu S5o I No. 1 Hams per lb. ,14e
3OT BOABT, HB FOUHD .So
THE HOME Or QUALITY. -
R. E. WELCH
24th and Farnam.
r hones: Bell, Douglas 1511; Independent, A-2S11.
bellies, 3117613.00; pickled hams, tU.Oca
12.60. Lard, firm; middle west, 12.86(&'12.76;
refined, steadv; continent, - $13.u0j Houtn
America. 313.60; compound. 37.62 47.87.
Pork, firm; family, 122 O022 50; short clear,
1210028.60; mess, t22.2fQ22.76.
TALIjOW Steady; city, 8 ll-llc; country,
6 7-1CJ6 1-160.
RICE Steady; domestic, 2Hc; Japan,
66c.
HUTTER Firm; creamery specials, 80t4j
Sic; extras, 80c; western factory. 21(3;22Vc;
western Imitation creamery, 23624c.
CHEESE Firm; full cream, speolals, 16M
16Ho.
EOC18 Firmer; western extra firsts, 26
26Hc; firsts. 23'a24o; seconds. 20Tj-20.
POULTRY Aleve, firm; western ehick
ens, 174( 18c; fowls. 165 l'Hc ; turkeys, Ibe;
dressed, firm; western chickens, broilers,
20o; fowls, 1718c.
Milvtaakee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, Sent. 7.-FLOUR-Stesdy.
WHEAT Lower: No. 1 northern, IL04H;
No. 3 northern, 31.021.03; December, 94I4C
bid.
OATS S8384jc.
BARLEY Samples, 46H$fr7H.
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Sept. 7. WHKAT
rtpptember. WSW944c; December, OSMif
9X4c: May, 97V74c: cash: No. I hard,
99V4c; No. 1 northern, 984iH8V4jc; No. 8
rorthern, 98fi96Ho; No. 8 northern, 94'3)y6,
FLAX Closed at 31. 4114.
. RRAN In 100-lb. sacks. $19 00.
FLOUR First patents, to. 10 jS. 36; second
patents, 35 00-35.25: first clears, t4.1G$4.35;
second clears, 83.008a.S0 ,
- 4 VI ' : ' ' :
Kansas City Grain Und 'provisions. '
KANSAS CITY.1 Sept: j T;-VHEATSep-tember.'
92T4C; Ieormbr, ' WS;'. May, 8Ho;
cash, unchanged to lo tower; No. t hard,
89C4781.02: No. 8 hard, 9c: No. 8 red,
fi.unwi.w. 'flti. s roa. si.wii.we. ' - .
CORN September, 62Sc; lecember, 6Sc,
May. 674c; cash, unchanged: Non8 mixed,
MVWc; No. 3 mixed. 4i'H'0tj'; No. I
white, 644iU44Hc; No. 8 white. 04c.
OAT8 Unchanged;. No. .3. white, 41t43o;
No. 2 mixed, 894J40O. ' 1 ' ' ' '
RYE 70i7So.
HAY Unohanged: cholre tlmothyr 811.00
11.26; choice prairie, 7. 76438 00: cholo al
falfa, 13.6014.60. ' .
.-" Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 368,000 146.000
Corn, bu 6.000 17.000
Oats, bu 41,000 , t.OUO
Kansas City options were as follows: . '
Articles.
Open. I High. Low. Close.
Wheat
September December ,
May
Corn
r'eptember
December ,
May
'924 ' 92T4 92S 924i
89'4 04 H't 8011
N8 93't! . 3H 93X
62HB f2i ' B214 BH 8
M, r,.-.. 64S 6f."4A.
67H,57Hai4.l t74, 67SB
A asked. B bid.
Western Ranche.
173 steers. ..117 4 66
E. Skinner N. D.
W0 4 25 b feeders
830 8 00
Jamea Wild S. D.
918 4 25 10 cowa 817
J. H. Morris 8. D.
23 steer. ...1191 4 60
F. R. Alnsworth 8. D.
2S feeders.. 120 t 20
Walte Bros Mont.
.1770 6 60 53 steers.. ,.W7
.1169 6 10 11 steers.. ..1203
.lo. 4 60 I cow ti85
. 38 3 30
hug trade was In a very
factory condition, the movement
quite active, ao that praotically everything
aold in good season In the morning Prices
were anywhere from atrong to 60 higher,
so that a considerable proportion of all th
hog sold at I7.si.cs.00. and on up a high
aa 88.10 for th beat in sight.
It would be well for shippers to bear In
mind that quality at tha present time cuts
a very big figure. From the representative
alea reported. It will be ecen that choice
heavy hogs are selling well up In the list,
while rough heavy hogs are selling at
bottom prices. Choice light hogs and light
butcher weights are still up at the top, but
Inferior light weights are selling down to
ward the bottom.
Representative sales:
SN0 8 76
t 85
4 85
4 66
4 00
satls-
belng
No A. SB. Pe. No. At. th. Pr.
It fel W 1 TO 171 T4 1 1 M
II r,'4 ...7 7 Tfc tv) 40 I H
I tTi) 1 M II. tal IH
l!t W 7 74 tf ... 7 M
ti i ... Tit 41 ! ... in
t ! ... 7 W 71 40 1 44
M ri4 ... t k) 0 JIT ... T 44
8T4 ... 1 kl 71 in 0 Is
78 811 It 1 7" x4 M TN
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M rti ... t li 11 ii ... t m
I 44 77 tn 1J t Si
41 14 1) 7 MS 71 ill H 1 ti
IS 2l lu 7 71 ,.1 44 T k4
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U til 44 T H 75 U tO I 00
41 l4 SI T li, MJ . . I o
U J l'JO U 7 44) I nn
tl toi a lu ai in n ta
vANi;
has actually been changed
and cultivated by Uneeda
Biscuit. '
No longer are people
satisfied with crackers
taken from the grocer's
box or barrel exposed to
dust, moisture, handling.
They have learned that
the only crackers that are
crisp, tender, always fresh
and really good are those
protected' by a moisture
proof package. These
are the kind they get
as if just from the oven
when they ask for
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