Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1900.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
4
Pricci Advance in Both Wheat and
,'Corn Pitt Thursday.
CORN VeNTDIEKT VERY BULLISH
'i
ioirrnmral Rrpurl on Wheat Oaly
BllBhtl BrirUk sad Don .Not
CoQiilrrart Effect af
Mabt Hrrrlata.
Ft
U
X
. OMAHA. Sept. . I),
'i'no government report was construed
a only sttUtiy teaiisn on wlitti condi
tions, and. u reoetpi are extremely light,
,-uice were advanced with tne bullish ten
ilinrut on the roin murket.
Vi hen the 119 wheat rroD la marketed It
In thought there-will be a heavy surplus
there, haa been a good crop bulb In
the country and alao abroad.
The government future were highly
bullish on torn and a shaip upturn re
sulted in the heavy, buying due to the
emtimrttite these figures created.
Wheat was strona and higher on buying
by shor.t. ho became excited over the
advamie In coin.
MghP receipt anrl, tha good cash demand
will probably give Hand tone to the mar
ket until the. country movemrnt Increase.
C-rn vity etrong nnd advanred
harply,' with tihorta covering, and heavy
buying iiy outside trade because of the
hul lest gnve:nment flgrrf. Cash corn
n more culet, but offering brought
I lhr priced than yesterday, but did not
tho the jialn compared with the options.
Prlnmry wheat receipt tpr 1.2001
lnah.l. and shipments were f9 bu.-het.
attain? t vtcelpis last year of 1,16.100 bunr,is
and shipments of :3.0(0 bushel.
Primary coin receipt were l.OTO.OnO btifh
el a ij Suipmeni were 3W.0"0 bushes,
gainst rcvettta last yrSr of 6M.O00 bustuU
and lt)pn.-nts of .i40.ono bushel.
' 'leai ar.ces were, 2f..00 bushels of corn.
410 hustitla of oat and wheat and flour
q ial to 2P0 bushel".
I ve i pool cloetd, v,d to Hd higher on
whiat ahd i higher on corn.
1-ot-nl ranm of option:
At tides.. Or en I High.i Low. Cloe. Tes'y.
heat--;
Sept..
$12 K. Paeon, steady; boxed. 11L12H
rlba, abort clear, lit an
Be
ir.
Dour, bhls
Wheat, bu..
t'tirn. bu....
Oat a, bu....
eelpt a.
10. wa)
R4 TOO
M.0K0
tt.ano
Shipment
l.wm
120. ""t
tJ.tmo
UKAT1IF.H IX TUB GRAH BELT
I'robably Pair for Friday After a
Cooler Nlaat.
OMAHA. Neb., Sept. I. 19f.
Within the last twenty-four hour show
er occurrtd on the middle Rocky moun
tain alope. In tha central valley upper
lake rglon, and tha gulf atatea. and rain
are failing along the upper Mississippi
river thla morning. The weather I gen
erally cloudy over the eastern portion, and
clear weather prevail went of the Missouri
river. The weather I slightly warmT esst
of the Rocky mountains, and Is allghtly
cooler In the meiintalris and over tha north
west, but no decided nor marked change In
temperature ha occurred In any section
elnie the preceding report. Area of high
pressure overlie the eastern atatea, and
the Rocky mountain, with area of re
latively low pressure over tha upper Mis
souri and tipper Mississippi valley and
Manitoba. The western high will move to
the central valley during the next twerty
four hours, and will cftue slightly cooler
In thl vlclnltv tonight. The weather wlj
continue clnudv and unsettled today, and
will probably be followed by fair tonight
and Friday.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three, year: t
1509. 190S. 1907. 1908.
Minimum temperature.... fifi S 61 72
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 T
Normal temperature for today, 88 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March
1, 1.54 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In DOS.
.93 of an Inch.
ppflrlmcy corresponding period In 1907,
S 46 Inchea.
I.. A WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Corn ana Wheat Region Balletln.
For Omaha. Neb., for tha twenty-four
hour ending at 8 a. m.. 7Tth meridian
time, Thursday, Beptember I. M09:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Raln-
Statlons. Max. Mln
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Early Dealing. Are on Small Basil,
With Prkei Slightly Lower.
RUMORS
V
ABOUT UfflON PACIFIC
Omaha.
Omahi
l. r
C B St.
C. B, St.
C. B. H.
r'
Vr. la. mi.
Kj M. ltas. .
Rr ( 4
Onieha A C. B. . Rr. cwa 4'y
tlm.h. A C. B Rr B '
t maht W'ater Co 1, 1M4 ,
wltl A Ce St. Ur ,
tin. Cm,ha wr 4H. !
in
7
1H
iimi Cllr Sto"k Tarda pld 1 to
tnloa Sork TanJa, Omaha. . aa-41... t.
laltwl Ht. It. U. 4a, $4
Dec...
Sept
Dec
c .. -
.Sept.(.
i-iC..
t2 Wl My Hl'J 92
I fca! M as 8
Cl'ii 'ttt4i .' 614l 61V.1 61V
WHi .- ftiiui Mi o.'il Mj
ikh! .'Wi "! HV4
l IWVW iK'tl M
Oaaatia C'aaU Price.
v WHEAT No. 2 hard, 9tH.f9.ic; No. 3 hard,
liHoc, fso 4 bard, &-4jtev, fo. 4 spring,
t'Mc: nu giad, k:wJuv.
CORN No. 2,'" Ujti-wHc: Na . 3(it63Hc;
No. 4. ttt'Hpi no aiade, WHii.2oi So. i
yellow, bjato; ,So. i yilow, kiv(fiM-tc; No.
it whUia, irto; ia.yt white, 6iu.
OATti No. I mixed, Itoe; No. t yellow,
S?cr No. white. Wo; No. 4 whlta, tl'lt
in r.o; BtandaroV iMtmSbc.
iMn. a, Mjtj6c't No. S. 86c.
i-4 . Csrlut'. ttrrelBta.
t'htcgO-r,...v.
JMIuutap'jlla
Oniala
Dulutu
.' Wlnat Corn. Oata.
M 306
452 ...
li IS 11
4ivf
Ashland, Neb 73
Auburn. Neb 77
Broken Fow. Neb. 8
Columbus, Neb... 75
Culhertson, Nb.. 88
Falrbury, Neb.... 78
Fairmont. Neb..
Or. Island, Neb.
Hartington, Neb.
Haetings. Neb...
Ho'.drege, Neb... 8
Oakdale, Neb 76
Omaha. Neb....
Tekamah, Neb
Alta, la
Carroll, la
Slblev. la
Sioux City, la.
Minimum trtnperature
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES,
80
. 79
72
80
71
73 '
69
C8
89
S
64
61
. 66
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68
63
f7
63
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00
02
8
59
64
fall
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T
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T
.87
.00
.OS
.01
.00
.00
.01
for
Sky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Foggy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clotidv '
Cloudy '
Cloudy -Cloudy
Cloudv '
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
twelve-hour
-Temp Rain.
Max. Mln. Inches.
ttaotatlona
IIICAUO 1HA1 AM) PROVISIONS
Fratnrea of the Trading: anal loalnaT
. Prunes noard of Trade.
CH1CAOO, Sept Official announce
ineDt of a acrlous crop alior.age in Hub-
kla anu the bullish Knowing or the cip
ifporl of thl country mnue public yen ir
duy caused strrngth In ail tcian inarkem
on the Hoard of 'lrade loday. Inal quo
tailons on h neat Kliowx: net gains of lv
to 1l'. Corn wa up n.c to oa.a wer.
He to -I'tiC innhfr and provimui.a XalC lower
to 2Ztc higher.
Activity t:ia atrength marked tha trading
In tha wheat pit nt-arly ail day and pnew
moved over a range of irom to 2',c.
'iiie factors chietiy rtspous.ble for lue
marked revival of trading wtre the of
ficial atatlstlca relating to the grain crops
of the ( mtid States and Russia. Tne an
nouncement of a 10 point deterioration la
the American corn' crop and a 3 point loaj;,- T.'
in epilog w neat wntcn inspirra Dunlin sen- RyEDull- No 2
. ". '"'"". Niv york.
ZaL. - i. ,J .S. V, BARLKr-Fteady;
p n i ps ...r f . . a .1. aKML III
ltuvula,. tliin scar, wnlch indicated in In
otuitc. bi' ju.aO M bushels in wheat and a
decrease 'of M.Oijo.OOU bushels In other grain
compared with a year ago. A leading
tlevanur Interest was an active buyer ot
tne December delivery all day and thla
led to urgent covering by snorts. Liberal
receipt tn the not tn went and a poor de
mand tor the caan grain hire and at Min
n capo. m and Dulutii Induced free selling
at various time during tha day, but offer
ings were readily taken up during the day
the December option sold between 94'v
and t. i he close wa atrong, December
at 9Ha. i .
Tiatiu In the corn pit was on an enor
mous acme, and tn market was strong all
day 1 he market cloaed strong at the best
j.iaiha uc tne uay.
Oats were tuong In sympathy with
hat and im. 'i he roarket cloaed strong
ai tne top- price. -
The bune. in corn prompted liberal cov
ering of January products by short, re
sulting In a atrong market All day. Price
. No. of
Central. Stations.
Chicago. 111... 20
Columbus. O....... 17
Dp Moines. Ia.... 14
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Kansas City. Mo.. 2
Louisville, Ky 18
Minneapolis. Minn. Jfi '.
Omaha. Neb 18
St. Louis, Mo..... 13
Temperatures are
throughout the corn and wheat region and
showers occurred tn all districts within the
last twenty-four hour.'
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
74
80
88
80
88
84
74
76
SO
allghtly
.16
.04
.08
.14
.24
.08
.02
.12
M
higher
KKW YORK GENERAL MARKET
of the Day on Varlons
Com modi ties.
NEW TOUK, fippt. 9 FLOUR Receipts,
52.279 bbls.: exports, 6.045 bbls. Market quiet
but steady; Minni sot patents. e&.lO'utf.OO;
M times ta bakers. t6.15tt6.bO: winter patents.
IK UKU...40: w.nter straicliU. S4.86u5.O0: winter
ex.ias, M.20ai4.tw; winter low grades, ft.ltX
1.,; Kansas traiRhts, 64.9etr4.lM). Rye flour.
steady; fair to good,
fancy. 4.WH(H.&.
CORN M KA L-Flrm ;
low, 6l.bV4jl.tw; coarse,
Reaeirta of Internal Dlasrnaloaa, !
lavolre Large Risklag later
eats, Deprea Stork Harrl
maa Deatk I nannenneed.
NEW YORK. 8ient. .-The stock market
started out today with the upposMon ap
parently that conditions were adjusted to
await the news from Mr. Harrlman sick
chamber without further feverish excite
ment. The new of the financier's death
came Just thirty-five minutes after the
stock exchange closed.
The early dealing were on a small basis
and prices were only slightly depressed
and )ioed a capacity to rally easily. The
protective measures In the market were
relaxed liter and when the daily crop
of rumors and contradictions began to be
received the gradual aag which had set in
li converted into a precipitate decline.
Support seemed ta be withdrawn and the
market left to take care ot Itself. Tna;
opinion in the financial community was
prepared for an unfavorable termination
of Mr. Ilamman's illness was clear and
was not disguised. The divergence of opin
ion began on the topic of the probable
effect on the stock market of the event.
Ihese varied as widely as between pre
dictions of a probable rally In the market
on account of an over extennlon of the
short Interest and dire prophesies of a
disastrous slump In the whole market. It
was noted with Interest that an active
borrowing demand existed for Union Pac
ific stock In the loan crowd where the
operators short of stock assemble to fill
their temporary requirements by borrow
ing stocks for delivery. This pnase' ot a
short interest is too readily simulated to
carry much conviction to professlona!
atock .iterators.
i ne annroarhlng annual meeting of the
Union Pacific It was alleged had stimu
lated a borrowing demand for the stock
for mirnoaes of renresentatlon. This ex
planation did not allay anxiety on the
Dart of the stockholders, as It served to
give aome point to rumors of Internal dls
anilnni In the comDanv and to revive at
tention to the charges made by Mr. Har
rlinan's friends of an attempt to raid the
property during his Illness. Another ex
nlanatlon of the borrowing demand for
Union Pacific was that It represented sales
bv Insiders In the property who des red
to conceal their IdentVty by borrowing
stock for delivery rather than appearing
uoenlv as sellers. The belief that a breach
had occurred amongst Interests hitherto
actl.ig In concert In thla proportion pro
perty gave Importance to rtpois tnai tn
difference had spread Into the banking
world and Involved Important interests,
which had been brought into strong accord
In the troubled period during the financial
panic when a spirit of co-operation was
life. Cablet from abroad indicated an ap
prehension amongst foreigners that the in
tegrity of the market pool In United States
Steel was threatened by this rupture. The
amount of the load which this reputed pool
Is carrying Is estimated at enormous tig
urea owing to the determined absorpt.on
of that stock at all levels and against all
obstacle which has been long evident. The
special weakness of the Gould group was
due to the supposed Interest Mr. Harrlman
has shown In the long contemplated finan
cial plan for these properties and which
It was feared might be prejudiced by the
new conditions. Money rates were not af
fected. Intimations from lenders of money
Involved in speculative holdings of stocks
doubtless had a share in the unloading
that was In evidence. Professional bear
selling was a conspicuous fact and the de
mand for thla element to cover shorts
worked the substantial rally from the low
est prices of the day. The break resulted
In carrying prices considerably lower than
were touched In the slump on Saturday,
August 28.
Bonds were weak. Total sales par value,
83.246.0u0. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Number of sales ana leaning quotations
on stocks today were as follows:
bairn. mn. iiow. un-v.
M
m
KM
lull
Jt!
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. . -MONEY On call,
steady; 2ainJ'-i per gent; ruling rate, 3
per cent: closing bid. t per cent; offered
at 1 per rent. Tim loans, strong and
dull; sixty day. I per cent: ninety days,
S'-a, per cent; six months, fti4 per cent.
riUMK MERCANTILE PAPER tG
4 per cent.
KTERI.INO EXCHANGE Weaker, with
actual business In banker' bill at 14.8486
(M 84W) for sixty-day bills and at 14 HSS6 for
demand. Commercial bills, $4.84Vii4 844
SILVER Par. 61V: Mexican dollars. 4Je.
BONDS-Government, ateady; railroad,
Wcnk.
The following are the closing quotations
on stocks and bonds:
V. S nr. Is. reg III. Central tat ret. 4 U
to roupon W" Intert'ih Mat 4Ha...
V. .. Is. m l"i I mar. Mar. Max. Ikl t
do roupon Wit. Japs 4a f
V. 8. 4a, rg II - o 4Ha fH
do roupon 117 K. C. So. I at ft . . .. 74i
Alllf rhilmer 1st a 4 Lake I Sab. 4a (1M1) rtvt
Am Agricultural fa. IN I.. A Nah. on. 4a... 4j
Am. T. a T. rr. ..!'".. K. T. lat 4.1J
Am. Tobacco 4a Sna do (an. 4 Via
4i a 111HIa. Pacific 4a
Armour a ro. 4a... rs N, Hya. of Max. 4a
Atrhtpon. sen. 4a H"" N V. rant. (. IVa.. "4
do ct. 4a Vi do tab. 4a ,
lo ct. it 11.44N. T., N. H. H
Atlantic C. L. lat 4a. Kit ev. ta 1JH
Paltlmore Ohio 4.10N. W. lat cos. 4a. 4
do (Ha '. in do r. 4s
do 8. W tia 0H No. Paclfle 4a I0t4
Prook. Tranalt ct. 4a. 4 no la 4
-i enirai oi oa ia...n (ir. s. u. rfa. a...4
fentrat leather 6a . .10014 Pann. CT. tUa 11116).. 88
rnt. nt N. J. . 6.m An con. 4
Oiea. A ohle 41a....'uia4 aRMdlng gen. 4a H
do rat t 11)014 St. L. A 6. P. f. 4a. tilt
iTiirairo a Alton ih so an. aa
0.. B. A Q. Jt. 4s... tMai. l B. W. con 4a 7U
do n. 4a tl4 4o lat gtid 4a M14
M. A 8t. P. Saaboard A. L. 4a...
an. 3H" f bo. raoirio col. 4 M
C. R. I. P. col. 4a 7 do ct. 4a lot
Cm col. oa ti4, do lat ref. 4a
do Tf. 4a lSSo- Railway ta....
Colo. Indnatrial (a... M - dn a,an. 4a
l'olo Midland 4a... tan t'nlon Parartc 4a...
C. A Bo. ret. -ait. 4taa Ml do er. 4a
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Deiinbli Kind, of Cattle Steady to
Ten Cents Higher.
HOGS VERY SLOW AND LOWES
Dal. Hud. c
O. A R. O. 4a
do raf. 8a
niatlllara' ta
"Erie prior lien 4s.,
do gen. 4a
do ct. 4a, aarlea A.
do ct. 4a. aartei B.
I I do 1st A raf
8THU. B. Hubbar la...
K ileal Id te..
7l,Va. Car. Cham.
Wabaalt lat ta
n do lat A ext. 4a.
:.i4Waiam Md. 4...
TtllWiat Rlactrtc ot.
On. Electric ct. Sf.lil Wlarontln Cent. 4a.
4H
111
tltt
10m
111V,
MS
104
111
T4H
Ml
4
t6H
4a.
Bostosi Storks aad Boaala.
BOSTON, Sept. 8. Money, call loan,
ffi4 per cent; time loans, 4a6 per
Closing quotations were:
. w Artiona remmardal.
. WW Atlantic
.I'll Butte Tnalltlon
.103ia Calumet A Arlanna..
!J1 Calumet A Hacla
.lit Ontannlal
.11 Coppar Rang
.I4u iair weat
Atrhlaon adj.
do 4a
Atchlaon R. R
do pfd
Boatnn A Albanj.,
Brwton A MaJna....
lloatnn. Glevatad....
Fltchbura pfd
N. T.. N. H. A H...H9 Franklin
Inlon Paolflc.i 1841, Granny J
Am. Arge. Chemical. 45i4 0rana Cananaa I
cent
48
lOtt
4H
14
476
40
tOV)
M.1554.25; choice to
fine white and yel
(1.001.66; kiln dried,
1 1
western, 6v f. o. b.
at the clou were 24c lower to Sine higher
tne nailing luunra langeu iu.u:
Articles. I Open. I Hub. 1 Low. C1om. Yis y.
Wheat
Mnpl.
May
Corn
tepi.
Oats
tiept. 1 tec,
Mr,
?ork
Sepl. Jan.
Lard
Wept.' Oct.
Nov.
J ah.
Rlls
Hept. Oct.
Jan.
1 1 C8
iWVl
jVtJ
iu7'aoTS,
i . OWnl
(til.l,ltj
lawsssv,.
4ll41
ZS ttV
17 86
1 02
7 I
1001
J
7
60
6i
I
v,i
'4I
41
IS 07
9
-IH
Bl
31
40
1 01 80'
eVl953'.fi
23
17 M
12 Kl 12 85 II IT
If 171 l IT! 1J
11 BU U HI 11 70
10 06 1 iv tri 10 &;
I 11 67 It S7 11 SO
1 11 S7 11 R7 11 M
I 8 4 66 1 t 45
ki.
I
7i
0l
621
8l
8!J8&'
li
23 28
18 07
II 17'
11 In
11 72
10 67
11 87
11 B7
8 64
13 10
17 86
II M
II 15
11 7o
10 67
11 87
11 47
42
feeding. 61fi2c. c. I.
4, New'Yerk. " " ' '" 1
WHEAT Receipts, 30.9OT Oil.; ' exports'.
1 SViO bu. . Market firm;. Ne. 2 red, 11.05,
tlevalor; No. I, red, 11.10. f. o. b.
atloat; No.'l northern Dulutii, 81.01), f. o.
b. afloat; No. I hard winter, 81.13. f. o
b. afloat. After a steady opening wheat
quickly sold off under big receipts and
active unloading, but later turned strong
on higher northwest markets, covering of
thoiis and a bullish Russian crop report,
closing ifclc net higher; September,
81.08 I. OS, closed at 81.0S '4; December,
L0V"1I 11-16. closed at 81.04; May,
8104 310tlV closed at 81.06. .
CORN Receipts, 8.375, Spot market
strong; No. I old, 7sc, elevator, and 80c,
delivered, nominal; No. 1 new, 67c. f. o. b.
afloat. Option market was without trans
ections, closing 10 higher; September
closed at 76c; December closed at 69c.
OATS-Recelnts. 1H4 700 bu exnorfs Xffl
bu. Spot market firmer; mixed oats, 40c,
nominal: natural white, 40ift4Jc: clipped
white, 41'47c.
HAY-Ci No. J, 75&80o; good to choice,
s-Vicsoc.
HIDES Easy; Bogota. 1820c: Central
Armrtca, 0"4c.
LEATHER Quiet at 23n0o.
PROVISIONS-Beef, steady; family, 814.0(1
tl 14.60; mean, l(i.iKu U.W; beef hams, tM.it)
u-ti.00; packet, IlluOruij.sO; elty extra India
mesa. 820.504)21 00. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, 12.754il3 00; pickled hams, fl'i.OO
j'ijuw. lara, st.Hdy; middle west, J12.f0iJ(
11.70; refined, sirady; contiuerrt, $1,100; Soutn
Ameiica, 813.6.,, comrjound. 17.2Wn,'7.ti7ii.
strong: famllv. 8?? 0Ofi-5! no- mhnn
clear, 5ai.COtt23.rX); mess, 822. 2f. a 22. 75.
TALUlVt -S.eady; city, & ir-lbwoHc; coun
try. 6 7-lC6 l-16e.
RIClfi Kieady; domestic. -2oc; Japan,
BUTTER Firmer: rreamerv ini.u
Slt32c; extras, 31c; thirds to firsts, 264i
80c; western factory, 21a'23c; western
Imitation, 2.W25c.
CliKKhE- feteady; full cream, atxw-ial.
tuos-Htcany: western extra first fvni
26c: firsts, Vi4i24c; seonnds, S22c.
POULTRY Alive, steady: western chlck-
liWt.'Hc;. turkeys, 15c;
western chickens, lr
88
Mi
6si 1 Pork,
No. I.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLO I' It steady? winter patents, 84 TOiSf
6.10; straights. 4 4V.i5.0; spring straight.
t.(Xl"t 80; baker, i4.N0.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 47550c; fair
to choice malting,.' MCcSSc.
HEEDS Fla. No. 1 southwestern, ' 81. IJ;
No. 1 ranrthwestera, 81.41. Clover, H2.50.
PROVISIONS p,k, mess, per bbl., 828 M
ft23 26. r Vr 1"0 lbs., 81120. Short ribs
eldoa tluusei. lil.VM 11.70; short clear aides
(boxed), 8U.3;w,H2..Vt
Total clearsnct'S of wheat and flour were
eooal to JH) 0PO btu Primary receipt were
1.235.00 bu.. cotriiard with 1.385,000 bu. the
correspondlmt day. a year ago. 1
Estimated rK'iit for tomorrow: Wheat,
f 1 cr; corn,' Tit gars; oat. 175 cars: hog,
II 000 head. ! v ..
iniTTKR rsait oreamerlea,. 2439 o;
EtKJS Receipt. 8.208 canes. Sloadv at
mark, cautt included, - liu; , firsts, 20o;
r prime flrst 22o.
CHERSht- Steady; dalsleg. ISHfflMio:
twins. HVtflSo; Young Amerlcaa, lc; long
boms, Ifio.
POTATOES Steady, choice to fancy, 89
t5c: fair to good, Wr2c.
POl'LTRY-Steady; turkeya, ITc; ehlck
ens. 15c: springs. 15c.
VEAl-Steady; 60 to sO-ib. weight, Pf
8c; ro to 8S-lb. weight. 8'WpOc; 5 to 110
lb. wciffhte, 104rjUtr.
t. Leal General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Kept I WHEAT
Caan. firm; lutuiea, higher; track. No. I
ltd. cash. 81.Uful.ll; No. t hard. 61.02uvl.0;
bepteuibvr, 81.U; Decuiuoer, uko;
VI a v tl 111 " '
CORN Higher; tiack. No. I casta. 88c:
Dtinber. (vc; May, 61aile; No. 2
white, HKgw'tc.
OATS Higher; track. No. t cash, 8S0;
December. c; May. 0c; No. t white,
41c, bid.
RYE-Firm; Tr.
FLOUR Heady; red winter patenta. 84.80
tiv av; extra lancy ana stralghu, 4 t(j46,
nara t inter cieurw, a I'i 4 WJ.
PHAN fcleady; sacked, eaat track. 88cfi
UUrt
' HAY Higher; timothy, IlLtlOtjuVW; prai
rie. t4iiiw.
PAiKilNil 7c.
HEMP TWINE 7c
li LTHT-FIrm; chickena 18c; spring.
15c; turkeya, 17jIS,c; duck, lie; ge-tae, te.
1:1 TTtK-nrni; creamery, asic.
i Ctir -stead v; S0'.
r-R'jvlr"l)NS Pork, higher; Jobbing.
Lrd. higher; prime. 811 874117.
I 1 . icilt uicsta steady: boxal extra short,
tUL. cLar rlba, 12.12; abort clears.
ens, li'ifWc; fowlw.
dressed. Irregular;
20o; fowls, 1(1RC
- Kaaeaa City Grsls aael Provlaloae.i
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 9-WHEAT-Sep
t ember. 94c; December, OJVc: Mav. 9S'.c
Cash! Unchanged to lc hlgner: No. 8 har.t
wcvifi.ut: no. t nara, ssccojioo; No. 1 red.
f i.iwt' i.ui , 1117. rru, ai.Vvl.vO.
CORN September, 64c; December, 67c
May, casii: c higher; No. I mixed.
tc; iso. mixea, tnc; o. I white, the.
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 4145c
No 1 mixed. 3sf(M0c.
MAX Unchanged to 60c higher;, choice
timothy, 111.00'u 11.25; choice prairie, 88.850
9,vnr, viiiiu a aiiiavi.ak, ia.oui0
. RUTTlvK-rCreamery extras, 27o firsts.
u-j, iwiiiin, -u , pacaing stock. 8tc.
r.,ii .xira. c; rirsta, 21c; current
reoeipta. cases moiuoea, o a case; ec
onua ana airiiea, 120; soulberns, loaa off.
ITT. . - . . ,
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu....
Oats, bu
Receipts.
...lKOtt)
.... 14 000
... 30.0UO
Shipments.
128.000
16,000
10,000
Kansas City option were a follows:
Articles.
Open. I High. Low. Close.
Wheat '
September
Decent ber
May
Corn
September I "tee ruber
May
881 B4
uj K2
W 8b
63 64
6ti 57
6l u
83
80
Irt
(3
W
4A
82A
WA
4
67 B
Allla-Chalmfra pfd. ........ 800
Amalgamated Copper...... 2.fi
American Afrlcultiiral LOW
American Baet Suiar.,... 4.J0U
Amarean Can pfd 410
American car A. Foundry. 4, two
American Ootton OH. ...... l.MO
Am. HMe A. Leather pld. J0
Amerloan Ioa Securities... 71
American Unsaed 2tO
American LocoanotlT ISO) ,
Am. Smelt, . A Refng . .. 1S,J"0
Am. Bmelt. A Rerng. pfd 800
American Sugar Refining. Vl
American Tel. A Tel .M
American Tobacco pfd.... )
American Woolen...; aw
Anaeenda Mining Co...... 1.400
Alohlann t0,
Atrhlaon pfd r0
Atlantla Coast Una I-D
Baltlmora A Ohio t.toJ
Haltlmora A Ohio pfd
Bethlehem BUal 800
Brook, Rapid Tran. ax. dlT 4.4'a)
Canadian Pacitio 1.100
Central Leather 11,700
Central Leather pfd
Central of Near Jersey
Chesapeake A Ohio lLino
Chicago A Alton 800
Chicago Oraat Weatern.... J'
Chloago A Northweetern. . 700
Chicago. Mil. A St. Paul.. f.00
C, C. C. A 81. Iu!a 800
Colorado Fuel A Iron 1,700
loratlo A Southern
Colorado A 80. lat pfd...
Tolm-aclo ft So. 3d old
Conaolldated Oaa
Cor Producta
Delaware 6 Hudeon
Denver A Rio Orande
Denver A Rio Grande pfd.
file! 11 Ian' Becuritiea
Brie
Kria lat pfd
Erie Id pfd
(leneral Electric
Oraat Northern pfd
Oreal Northern Or. Clf..
Illinois Central :..
Interburoue-h-Met
latarboroufih-Met. pfd
International Harraatar....
Inter-Marina rfd
lntertiatlotul Paper
International Pump
lewa Central
Kanaaa City Southern
Kanua Cltr 80. pfd
Umievllle ,A Naahvllla ..
Mlunrapoln A su boula.
M , St. P. Sault St. M.
Mlasourt Paclfle
Mtaaourl. Kaniaia A Texas.
M . K. A T. pfd
National Blacult
National Lead
Nal'l. Rr. of Max. lat pfd.
New York Central
New York. Ontario a w .
Norfolk A Weatern
Norih American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennavlvanla
People's Oaa
Plllaburg. CCA Bt. L...
Praaaed Steal Car
Pvllmaa Palac I IP
Rallwar Steal spring...
Heading
Republic Steal
Republic steal pra
Rork Ialand Co
Rock Ialand Co. pfd
St. L. A 8. g. At Xd
St. Lou I a SOuthwealera .. .
St. Leula S. W. pfd...'....
tluae-Shefneld Steal A Jron
Suothern Paclfle. ...t
Sour hem ftalleay
Souther RaltweT pfd......
Tennaaaca Copper
Taaaa Paclfle...
TMeao, St. Umla A Wan.
Toledo, St. L. a weat, pld
Unl. Paelfl
Inlon Paclfle pfd
t'alted State Realty.,
t'alted Staiaa haobar.
U. 8. Steel, ai. dlT...
It g. Steal pfd
Utah Copper
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
Wabaak
Watauk pfd
Weetarn Marylaad
Weetlngaeuae Elartxta
Waaura Unloe . . . :
Wheeling A Lake Erie
Wleeonetn Camral
Total aalee for tha day,
A asked. B bid.
Philadelphia Prodee Market.
PHI IA DELPH I A, Sept. 8. BUTTEH
Firm; extra western creamery, 8Zc; near-
oy pnnta. tc.
EIK18-Firm;- Pennsylvania and ' other
nearby nrst, tree case, jic at mark- cur
rent receipts In returnable caeea, e at
mark; weatern first, free caeea. 17c at
mark; current receipts, free cases, Uftflic
at mara.
CHKESic-r-irm: New rorg run creams
choice, lc; lair to gooo, loiiil'c.
Btlaaaapeilla Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Sept. 8 WHEAT
September. 8oc; December, 86c; May
r.3Wc; cash: o. t nara. 81 80
No. 1 northern, Kr7fKcj No. I northern,
87tiir7o; No. I northern. 8f36c
FltX Clored at 81.41.
URAN-In 100 pound sacka. (18 08.
FLOUR First patents, fo.0Uda.86: Second
patent. 84StKi'6 1(: first clears, $4.854.46
second clears, V3.oodjs to.
j,
4V4
44 s
82
;
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48'A
2t
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7
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101
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41
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81 t
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41 S
124
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l-
139VI
101 H
87
4
116
104
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114
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7614
180
ttk
300
SO)
1.4.10
4. D00
1.000
t 80
800
li.. .
1,H)
84
L100
t ti
5. too
1.801)
810
1,500
40.
70
too
t.to
1,800
4
800
(.too
l.frUO
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i.80)
MO
li.aoo
l.ioo
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t.
l.W
81
4JIV.
11
181
156
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4
87
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80
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150
81
143
70
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106
M
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134
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88
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. 1.409
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. 1,010
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i.Te
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78
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106
88
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190
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82
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11
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80
47
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17
101
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72
86.
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i,
84
4!t
S
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81
50
76
1S3
47
44
1
44
84
7!
8
6
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tuba
Am. Rugar
do pfd
Am. Tel. A Tel
Am.. Woolen
.108 Hie Rnyale.
.. tMaaa. Mining.
. .118 , Michigan
.126 Mohawk
..1.1 Montana Ooal
84
8
10
1
A Coka K
. t;u Nevada 2a
do pfd i04Old lximlnloa 8414
uomin. iron a steal, anoeoeoia 14a
Oenaral Elactrlo 1(3 Parrot
Km. Elect-to ....... )6wuincy
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
United Fruit
United 8hoe Mach.
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Adrenture
Allouei
Amalgamated
. 76Shnnon
.' to Tamarack
,160 Trinity
. 4U. 8. Mining..
. Hint'. S. Oil
. TUUh
.184 Vlctart
. 4W!nona
. 81 WolTartna
. toN. Uutta
60
8"
48
42
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71
. 47
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11
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lit
127
15
101
87
47 .
114
108
132
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75
180 1
43
108
116
78
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144
2
180
44
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87
. 4
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79
14
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17
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88
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7!
148
64
441
(7
4
71
16
W
14
181
82
U
'1
81
118
114
80
47
'80
47
17
8
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85
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84
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8
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... tl
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... 68
London t loalnar gtocks
LONIXlN. Sept. 9. American securities
opened above parity today and for a time
were weak. Tne market became irregular
and at noon prices ranged from below
to 1 above yesterday's New York closing.
Iaiondon closing srocxs:
Conaola. money 13 Loularllle A M.
do account 88 11-14 M., K, A T
Amal. coppar 84 K. Y. Central..
Anaconda Norfolk A . W..
Atchlaon 121 .do ptd...
- do pfd 107 Ontario A W...
Baltlmora A Ohio. ..'.llDPinaylTanla
Canadian. Paclfle... -.18? Rand Mine,,
Cheaapeake A 0 11 Rending
Chicago O.'W.. .'....''. Sotitharrt; Ry.
Chi., Mil. A St. rXn.WV, Ida pfd.
Rio 6.
.:1;r..
17 ..Southern Pacific.
'. 48''i'rrlon Pacific...
f'88 ......
. 8644 V. S. Bleat
. M.do pfd
.44 ft abaea
,. ttV o pfa...ea...
.168 Spal.iah 4a
Steady 1 at 23d per ounce.
Des .cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
tor short bills Is 1 per cent; for three
months bills. 7 per cent.
TV Bean .
Penrer A '
do pfd. .
Brl
, ; do 1at pfd
dn 2d pfd,..,....
Orand Trunk!.;....
Illlnoll Central
SILVEU-Blir.
MONKV
.164
. 4J
.186
.86
. 81
. 48
. 78
. I
. tt
. T8
,.11S
.101
.107
. 80
.128
. 81
,. 81
85
All Kind af gheeai aad I .am ha Are
AtMlwe (tellers at Price that
A re Tea te Fifteen Ceata
Higher.
SOUTH OMAHA. Neb.. 8ept 9, .
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 8.8N 8.448 U.80
Official Tuesday 7.w i.soi ii.-i4
Official Wednesday 7.fl 8.54.1 14.4W
Estimate Thuraday 4.000 7,000 16.700
Four days this week . . 8S.TM J2.807 S4.J33
Same days last week....J7.4 23.S04 74.9So
Same days 1 weeks ago . 75 V4T tO m
Same days I weeks ago. .81.194 21. 48.508
Same flavktweeks ago.. 18.27 18.9d2 87. DM
Same days last year....!6,i U.fcli 82.671
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
ror the year to ante, compared wtin iai
year: 1W9. 1.A Inc. Oec
Cattle tVK),2M 8?1.7nJ S4.514
Hogs 1,788.481 1.8R7.881 ll.4f
Sheep 1,080,008 1.1S6.7S5 65.783
Tha following table ahowf the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons;
Date. I 1909. 11308. 11907. 1908.1906.:i904.ir03.
Aug. SO..
Aug. 81..
Sept. 1
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
T 781 ' I 711 8 8
7 7B 8 631 8 781 S 78
7 81! 6 46 I E 86
7 80V 8 4.1 8 87,
I... .
7 87
7 (i
a
1 86J
T U'l
7 921
8 63
8 67
61
81
8 64
6 891
6 88
6 89
t 75
6 81
t 88,
I 83j
771 8 87!
t 72 1 8 181 5 83
ft 63 8 It' B 31
6 47 8 I7 8 M
I 8 83: 8 80
6 46
t 871 6 231 I M
6 781 i 371 5 25!
8 88 5 82; S 43
8 801 6 801 6 801
: I 6 88 & 89 5 64
t 8f
6 761
8 42
K 48
a
a -
6 51
'Sunday.
RECEIPTS CARS.
Receipt, and disposition of live stock at
the U 11 lot. Stock Yards, South Omaha, ror
twenty-four nours ending at t p. m. Sep
tember 8:
C , M. A St. P ,
Wabash R. K.
U. P. ytem
C. N. W. (eaat) ..,
C. A N. W. (west) ...
C, St. P., M. A O...
C, B. A Q. (east) .
C. R. A Q. (weat) ,
C R. I. A P. (east) .
Illinois Central Hy. .
Chicago Ot. Western
Mo. P. Ry
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
74
61
.163
Total recelnt
DISPOSITION H EAU.
Cattle. Hogs
6 1
4
20 41
1
23 24
14
6 1
16
8
S
1
1
US 67
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour A Co
Schwarts-Bolen Co.
Krey Packing Co. .
Sinclair
W. B. Vansant Co.
Benton, Vansant A Lush
608
1.002
773
753
81
88
86
1,031
1.66
1.981
Z.I68
120
361
Sheep.
1.MT7
2018
2,412
843
Metal Market. '
NEW YORK. Sept 8-METALS-Tin 1
easy in the local market today, but no
buslnes wa reported at the close. Spo
and September closed at t29.874U 4): Oc
tober, aj.87a 30-10; November. 8. 87
3U.1&; lieceraoer, The London
market was lower, but closed firm, spot
quoted at 136 its tkl and futures, 137 10a 6d.
1 he market for standard copper on th
New York metal exchange was weak, with
spot and tiepiemrjer closing at 813 3Uifi;i.bf
October, $12.40(.12.66; November, $12.0012.70
and December, $12.76 &I2.80. Sales were re
ported of 100 ton December at $12.80. The
London market closed easy and was lowe
also, with Boot auoted at 58 17s 6d and
futures, (59 las. Local dealers quoted Lake
copper at 818.0CK&13 26; electrolytic, $12.7bj
13.00; and casting. $1X6212.87. Lead was
easy, with spot quoted at $4 854.87; New
York. 84.20(14. 26, east St. Louis delivery. The
London market was a anade higher at 12
12s 6d. Spelter continued quiet, with spot
quoted at 86.0605.75; New. York, $5.6096.66,
Kant ct. l.ouls. 'the lxindon market was
higher, at 22 17s 6d.' The English Iron
market advanced to 51s d for Cleveland
warrants. The local market was firm.
No. 1. foundry northern, No. 1, foundry
artiithfirn u n 4 Nr. 1 fnnnilru umilK.n . . C ,
$lH2fu U.76; No. 2. foundry northern, $18.00
BJIS.Mf.
ST. I)UIS, Sept. 9.-METALS Lead,
lower; $4.26; spelter, lower; $6.60.
Wool Market.
ROSTON, Sept. 9.- WOOL-The lorjl
market Is firm and fairly active. The lead
ing domestic quotations are as follows:
Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces; XX, 8S$
86c; X, 33(&34c; No. 1 washed, 40igllo; No.
2 washed. 4Xj41c; fine unwashed. 27t)3k:
half blood romblng. aS'o.lSo; three-eighths
blood combing, So?;. quarter blood comb
ing, 34fa35c; delaine washed, 89&40c; de
laine unwashed, 40i41c. Michigan. Wiscon
sin and New York fleeces: Fine unwashed,
2fv&2iic; delaine unwashed, 31;2c; half
blood unwashed, 84035c; - three-eighths un
washed, 3t3.rc; ' quarter blood, 3a834c.
Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri: Three
elghtha blood, S4c; quarter blood. 8233c;
Georgia, 31Ji32o.
ST. LOl.'lS, Mo., Sept. . WOOL
Steady; territory and western mediums,
tZQtic; tint mediums, 2124c; fine, lS'SWc.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9. COTTON Fu
tures opened steady; October, 12.45c; De
cember. 12.67c; January. 12.56c; March,
12.60c; May. 12.66c.
Futures closed barely steady: September,
12.26c; October, 12 2Xc; November, 13 28c; De
cember, 11.35c; January, 12.31c; February,
12 33c; March, 12.40c; April, 12.41c; May,
12 46c.
Sm1 cotton closed quiet. 26 points lower;
middling uplands, 12.Cic; middling gulf,
12.90c; no sales. . ,
Stephens Bros 126
Hill A Son 138
F. B. Lewis 90
Huston A Co 17
J. B. Root A Co 41
J. H. Bulla 72
L. F. Hubs 90
L. Wolf 83
H. F. Hamilton 110
M. Hegarty 64
Sullivan Bros 18
T. J. Ingrhram 1
Christy. K. A Smith.... 10
McCreary & Carey 84
Totals .' 6.0E8 '.187 14,246
CATTLE There was a ra:r but by no
means excessive supply or cams in ma
yards this morning. Tha demand has been
pretty good all the week and there was
still good Inquiry again this morning, so
that the general market was In good con
dition. . '
Buyers of beef steers were out in gooa
season In the morning and unaer me in
fluence of a good demand and encouraging
reports from othef selling points the mar
ket waa strong to wo ntgner, aim ii
was sufficient activity to the trade to ef
fect a reasonably' early clearance of the
better grades. Good western steers sold
up as high as .60, wnn preuy uauain
kinds of cornfeds at. 47.80. , , ..
r aA hxlfera showed about the same
Improvement aa beef steers, being anywhere
from strong to wo ntgner.
Stackers and feeders have been good
sellers all the week and the desirable kinds
were still in demand at good strong prices,
with other grades steady, at leaau
uuotatlona on cattle; Good to choice
7 (io,v, 7 70: fair to good
cornfed steers, $8.40nj7.00; common to fair
cornfed steers. 84.75.40; good to choice
range steers, $ Ot03.00t fair to good rang
steers, 84-&a6.00; common to fair range
steers, $8.70(81 4.60; food to oholce cornfed
cows and heifers. 84.00fc6.00; fair to good
cornfed cows and heifers. ttfc400; om"
mon to fair oormeo. cow buu u.,
12 5O$.00; good to choice range cows and
heifers, $3.60a4.50; fair to good range cows
and heifers. 83.00&8.60; common to iair
range cowa and heifers 1JI?!
.WaIa. rnnkara ami feeders. 84.00fl5 flO;
fair to good Blockers and feeders, $3.23
i 00: common to fair stocker and feeders.
$2.7563.25; stock helfera, $2 6&S2.25; veal
calves, $3.5ftg6.50; bulls, stags, etc.. 82.609
4.60. ,
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Pr No. at. it.
llt 78 " i mi
WESTEKNS-n BilJrtABtVJ
New York Mlntnsr Stocks.
NEW YORK. SepL . Closing quotation
were as toiiowi
Alice
Itruaewlok Cos
Corn. Tunnel stock
do boooe
Cob. Cel. A V.
Horn BIlTer
true 4lTr
uftered.
1M
.
. M
. 18
1M
Le4llle Con.
Utile Chief...
Meiliaa
Or-tarta
Orsir
biandard ,
Tallow Jacket..
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9. COFFEE Futures
closed steady, net unchanged to 6 points
higher. February being the only month to
show a gain. Sales were reported of 8.000
bags, including September at 6 60c; Feb.
ruary, 6.40c; March. i.46o; May, 6.60c. Spot
quiet; rvo. 7 mo, ic; rso. 4 Bantos, 89
muo auu; 4oroova. sstyuc.
Sastar and Malaaaea.
NEW YORK. Sept. J-HCQAR Raw
firm; fair refining, $3.70c; centrifuge!. 96
teat. 4.20c; molasse sugar. $4Sc: refined
steady; crushfd, 6.86c; powdered, 6.i6c;
granulated, u.ioc.
La-ret
Quotations
Jr.. 814 New
earttles ataolattunaa,
furnished By Samuel Hum.
Omaha.
Bid. A.a-4.
York Llfo building.
Aanrlcaa Kadlator Co 7 II. la
Armour A Ce 4a, 1838 ,. 83 84
CaAaby Packing Ce lo
Celuaitme. Neb . I. L k Its 4i J
4Dttcaw City Ry. ta i ! is,
lailerendent Telephone, Omab 10 :t
Bet M. IXMla A Suk. I IKat I l.a(
Kanaaa City ky., pld 81 88
Kanaaa City Ay., oom 47 ta
Mtcnicaa Slat Tel. as M too
Nee. Tel. Block. m luu
Onaha Oaa aa. Itn m
Oaaali E. L A T. 8. 18i8... 881 8USV
t. Juarpk Live ttock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. 8.-CATTLK Re
celpt. 2 MO head; market steady to strung
steer, $4.0067.25; cow and heifer, $2.5oj
fi.uu: caiven, ao.wua.uu.
HOtlS Receipt, 6.000 head; market
steady; top, $ 25; bulk of sale, 88.O04s.lo.
hiihtr a.mj LAmun-it'ceipu, none
market iteady; lamb, $4.0Oi7 00.
Sloaa City I lia Stack Market.
SIOCX CITY. la.. Sept. 9. 1 Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipt, 800 head; mar
ket firm; beeves. 84.0&n.60; row. $8,769
4 35; feeders, $4 003,; yearling. $.10ltt
1 vu
HOTIS Receipt. 2.500 head: market
ateady; range of prices, $7.6037. 96; bulk of
4 feeders
7 heifers..,
10 cows
24 heifers..
1 bull
S cows....
8 feeders.
5 helfera..
11 heifers..
30 steers.
5 cows..
1 bull...
692,
, Co4
, 833
, 700
9M
.1026
. 628
. 656
. 698
886
2 75
S 00
2 60
8 20
2 90
$ 85
$ 46
$ 00
8 40
4 10
18 feeders.. 617
6 calves.... 264
2 bulls 1200
18 cows...
84 cows...
9 cows...
16 feeders
11 heifers.
21 feeders
41
.1025
.. 847
. 708
.. 642
.1003
26 steers....
17 heifers...
6 cows
Bros. Neb.
2 cows
8 steers....
A. Collyer Neb.
8 70 t steers....
McCliman
,. 846 8 30
.12- 0 8 16
D.
. 823
740
666
584
9C3
210
$ 60
6 00
$ 15
$ S3
8 35
2 75
S 65
8 20
4 65
2 70
3 80
I 40
5 20
6 00
6 steers.
11 cows..,
4 cows. .
14 steers.
20 steers.
7(77 8 40 t cows.
930 $ TO 1 calf..,
A. Masely Neb.
.. 866 8 75 8 cows 840 t 90
.. 950 $ 60
J. 8. Miller-Neb.
..1006 $66 18 cows 925
.. 941 4 45 1 bull 1390
J. Flnley Neb.
S 60
I 10
-Neb.
878 4 00
Johnson Bros.-
46 feeders.. 1105 4 70
F. J. Hale Neb.
62 feeders. .1168 4 66 80 feeders.. 1191
J. B. Qllmore Neb.
14 cows !K 8 25 6 cows 763
13 cows 1123 4 96 9 feeders.. 883
R. R. Reddlck Neb.
66 feeders.. 1249 6 10 11 feeders. .1122
J. A. Vanpladel Neb.
120 feeders. 937 4 25 8 feeders.. 033
83 feeders.. 972 4 06 10 feeders. . 973
a. It. Holcomb Neb.
966 4 85 23 feeders.. 915
F. Benjamin Neb.
750 S 25 23 steers.... 744
1047 4 85
Wassom Montana.
4 66 Scows 1000
Faust Montana.
4 90 21 cows 1064
$
J. Strombaugh, Montana.
17 steers.. ..1061 4 20 8 cows 940
O. & C Trumbo Montana.
feeders.
4 cows...
40 steers..
M. J.
...1243
A.
38 steers... .1333
9 cows 1020
12 steers.
4 25
I 76
4 26
4 15
3 60
8 60
4 IS
4 05
S 40
S 40
4 00
8 00
$ 60
4 26
$ 2S
43 steers.. ..116 4 60 17 steers. ... 997
42 feeders.. 1108 4 80 30 cows Vfi
t cows 9:3 2 60 14 cows 1116
tcows 1070 3 10 14 calves.... 348
oalves... 260 4 76 9 calves... 136
Smith A 8. Montana.
$ cows 949 $ 00 8 cows 87$ 1 60
Arthur Barney Montana.
11 steers.... 1142 4 26 4 steers... .1128 186
6 steers.. ..1244 3 60
F. H. Wennemar Montana.
7 steers.. ..1167 4 65 17 feeders.. 927 4 St
11 heifers... 898 $ 66
Trumbo Bros. Montana.
88 steer. ... 87 4 70 2 bull 1475
11 cow ll8 $ 26 37 cows 9s)
r. Stock V Vo
4rO and aifiotly
Oct n statement of the resources of the lig Horn Tower
Company, and take notioe of the unusual opportunity of Kit
ting n certificate of Stock at cash price in its water potcr
plant, paying 40.
THINK
4,000 to 5,000 electrical horse power will do ns much
work, as 10,000 live horses working duy and night forever
and ever; never eat, never sleep, fed by water only, with
but three men to take care of the plant.
SMALL INVESTORS
It is the only oportunity ever offered to get in on the
bottom price on water power, generating electricity. Big
men and water power monopolies have secured all other
water power plants. 1
MACHINERY INSTALLED
Two units, generating 1,500 to 2,000 horso power, are
now installed and sold for $100 per horse power, n year,
which means at lowest estimate, $12,500 per month income.
REASON FOR SELLING 1,000 S II ARB AT PAR
. We need this money to install machinery for three more
units in the power house, to make the full capacity. These
shares represent one-seventh interest in the Company.
MARKET FOR POWER
12,000 horse power have btxn applied (or, within 14 miles of tho
darn, to be ua?d in mines and In Therniopolis and ShoshOnl. Tha power
installed la sold right at the dam. 150,000 acres of choice lands slop
ing towards the river are available for irrigation, of which 100,000
acres could be irrigated by this Company, but it would take tha full
capacity of the dam for four monthB to furnlh water for thla Immense
tract of land, and the Company has decided to only take up 30,000
acres, to which the ditch has been surveyed. These lands are near
Shoshoni and adjacent to the river and reservoir.
Your Money Will Double in Thirty Months
$100.00 invested brings $40.00 each year.
$1,000.00 invested brings $400.00 each year.
WHERETO SEND MONEY
Send draft direct to Big Horn Power Company, 24 3 Railway Ex
change Unildlng, Chicago.
Information concerning this project will be furnished by Herman
D. Peters, Merchants Hotel, Omaha.
TER1XIS'
One-fourth of subscription cash, balance in sixty days, or you can
deposit your money in one of the banks and certificates subscribed for
will be sent for collection.
DON'T DELAY
the right is reserved
This t)ffer will be over subscribed and
return any subscription received too late.
to
BIG HORN POWER COMPANY
243 Railroad Exchange Bldg. Chicago. 111.
45 steers
11 steers
...111S 4 16
41 GO
4 00
t 60
..1128 4 50
14 steers..
17 steers..
49 cows...
JS steers..
14 steers..
M2
i 40
S S5
425
8 40
J. o. Shaw Wyo.
.1039 4 25 18 steers
.1024 4 25
J. B. Kendrlck Wyo.
22 steers.. .1278 6 20 10 steers.. ..10M
Western Ranches is. u.
151 sttrS...llS7 4 40 78 steers. ...1120
Weare & Owens 8. D.
27 heifers... 967 4 40 81 Cows 97
24 steer.. ..1127 4 68
Wood Collett H. D.
19 eows 91S 4 25 17 steers.
29 feeders.. .1112 4 75
H. Q. Wears 8. D.
129 steers. ..lino 4 0 155 steers.. ..1147 4 55
12 steers.. ..1120 4 00
Wood smltn . n.
. 798 4 00 13 eows...
. 781 4 00 13 heifers.
. 8?4 1 86
H. A. Dawson 8. D.
1U7 4 25 11 steers.. ..105s
.1083 4 26
H. Yoder Colo.
21 feeders. .1077 4 56 10 cows... .. 906
10 feeder.. 1066 4 30
HOGS Hoks war extremely slow and
the market as a whole very unsatisfactory
to selllns Interest from start to finl'h.
A very few load old early at price that
did not look very much lower, but tha
trading- on that hael wa very limited
and not of ufflclent Importance to talk
ahntit. Packer as a rule started out Did-
dinn 510c lower with tha declaration that
they would Duy inem inai way or leave
the hnvn alone. As salesmen did not feel
justified in making: the concession, the
trade wa extremely aiow, wnn siiram
nothing dolnir during the first half of the
rnrenoon. in raet it was wen aionK to
ward midday before buyers and sellers
rmilfl srt tnrether.
In the end tha sellers Tisa to max tn
concestilon. The market was sarely fcitpuio
lower, srowins; even worse than that later
on, so that th trade at tha close was very
flat, with prices generally 10c lower. 'in
bulk of all the hogs old at V 80&7.86 and
on up as htsh as $8.10 for the top.
Representative sales
22 feeders.. 70S
1 steers.. ..1174
17 cow M
I calva... 11
7 heifer... 838
Larue Wyo.
7 feeder.. K4
4S feeders.. 1005 4
4 feeders.. 736 I3U
M cows M llfl
2 heifers... 770 1 15
10 feeders.. 903 4 40
W. 11.
14 feeders.. 10M! 4 56
11 ct 1001 I
Mr i. U. Kndrlck-Wyo.
11 ieer .. 4 DO 4 steers. ...12S
4 steers... .1142 4 90
W. J. McQlnnl Wyo.
71 feeder.. W7 4 65 I feeder. .1078
R. Thornton Wyo.
4 411 14 feeders.. 1150
157 feeders. 1040
heifers...
20 cows.
1 0 87 cow.
916 1 00
Charles HlWhew Wyo.
72 430W 80 1 50 21 rows
Kcow n 1 00 24 feeders.
27 feeder.. 1071 4 45 S7 feeders.
Johnson Bros. Wy,
13 steers.. ..tni 4
978
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1021
651
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1 80
4 10
4 00
1 SO
4 50
1 15
4 10
4 13
4 65
I 85
1 66
25
4 40
4 40
143 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.. 95
5 Wyoming wethers .. 106
71 Wyoming awes 2
152 South Iiakota vearllna ft
610 South Dakota wethers. .i .... 1(W
243 South Dakota wethers, f'drs 100
87 S. Dak. wethers and ewes., 86
MS Idaho lamina, feeder.. 68
147 Idaho lambs i ,......... 80
222 Idaho lambs w,(..iva,..:.v.. 89
700 Idaho lnnih 69
599 Idaho wethers and ewes....
859 Idaho lambs, feeders... r....,
1R21 Wyoming lambs, feeders..
137 Wytimlng lambs, feeders....
130 Wyomlnt ewes, feeders
1.10 Wyoming ewes, feeders
261 Idaho ewes
815 Idaho lambs
38 Idaho lambs, culls
104
62
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88
119
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CHICAGO VI VK STOCK MARKET
Cattle aad Hosta II laker. Sheep aual
Laiabi Steady to Btroa.
CHICAOO, Sept. 9. CATTLB- Receipts,
4.500 head; market generally 10c higher;
steers 15.60 30; cows, 13.WV&6.26; helfera,
$3.5O900; bulls, 13.00$ 4.85; calves, $3.009.00;
Blockers and feeders, tl.76fj5.15.
HOGS Receipts, 13.00 head: market. 5if
lOo higher; choice heavy, $8.4547:8,65; butoli
ers, $8.408.55; light mixed, !8.3uitf8.15; choice
light, $8.85f(8.50; packing, 18.00VS.15; pig,
$6.258 00; bulk of ' sales, 18 108.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBd Receipts,' 17.000
head; market steady to strong; sneep, 14.00
$15 00; lambs, !6.767.60; . yearlings, $6,009
6.00.
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yesterday, receipts of
sheep have been moderate all this week,
while the demand has been very brisk, so
that everything haa been cleaned up on
the day of arrival. Price have been stead
ily tending upward.
The aame conditions aa noted yesterday
were still In control today, with the result
that tha general market this morning wa
ltKf15a higher, making an advance for th
week on desirable killer of 25&3bc. Every
thing offered thl morning changed hand
Juat about a fast a buyer could get
at It, with th result that desirable lot
were about all cleaned up by the middle
of the forenoon or a little later. A a
matter of course. Inferior tuff I never
aought after and does not a a rule show
a much advance aa the belter grade.
Feeders have alao been strengthening up,
being In very boo J demand and moderate
supply. While they have not ehown pua
Ibly a much advance th best killer
they are anywhere from strong to 25c
higher than last week, the amount of th
advance depending upon the kind and qual
ity. Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Oood
to choice lamhs. $7 0((7.40; fair to good
lambs, $8 757.00; good to choice year
ling, $ft.0oa5 4O; fair to good yearling,
14 6616 .00; good to choice wether. 14 5"iRMJ;
fair to good wethers, $4.2f4i4 Ml; good to
choice ewes. $4.4Ht)4.60; fair to good ewes,
) 3 74-40.
Quotations on feeder stock: Fair to
choice lambs, $,.754)ti 50; fair to choic e year
lings I4 7fi5t.; fair to choice wether
ll.i0s4.40; fair to choice we'hera, 14.00
4.40; (air to choice ewes, 13 aVtJJ.75.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
!fi9 Wyoming lambs 79 I 85
2. 4 Wyoming lambs 52 6 86
875 Wyoming lumhi. feeder. ... 50 6 40
2od Wyoming yearllnga, feeders., 79 (25
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.j- Kept. 9.-CATTI.B
Receipts, 9,000 head, Including 1,500 head
southerns; market steady to-weak) choir
export and, dressed beef steers, l.50ti8O0;
fair to good, 14.2111.25; western steers, 13 90
76; stockers and feeders. - $3.00i&6.50;
southern steers, $3.2fit.0; southern cows,
2.1M.I4.00; native cows, 2.014.90;. native
heifers. S.3tVy4i.O0; bulls, 2.5(to4.00; calves
1.60.7.75.
HtMiS Receipts. 8,000 head; 'market
strong to 6e higher; top, $8 80; bulk of
sales, 17.809.8.28; heavy. $8.10r8.8O; psckers
and butchers, $7.9ij.30; light, ti.i.U:
pigs. $6.00(37.50.
M'EKP AND LAM R8 Receipts, 8.000
head; market lOo higher; Utah lambs,
$7.70; lambs, $0.01X37.70; yearlings, $5.00
5.60; wethers, $4 54t65.20; ewes, $4.25Q.4.7;
stockers and feeders, $3.Jh5.25.
t. I, on l Live Block Market.
HT. LOT-IS Mo., Sept. 9 CA TTLE Re
celpts, 6,500 head, Including, 4.700 Texana;
market ateady; native shipping and ex
port steers. $6-40f7.50; dreed beef and
butcher ateer. $6.254145.40; steers under 1,010
lbs., 4.00r&4.35; stockers snd feeders, 13.50
4.75; cows and heifers, $1.26t(.76; oanners.
$2.5063.26; bulla, $3.00i&4.25; calves. $5608.00;
Texas and Indian steers, $3 50(37.78; eows
and heifers, 12.4OtM.60.
HOU8-Receipts, 6.809 head;, -market
steady; pigs and lights, $8.001.16; packer.
$7.Mxa8.06; butchers and best heavy, $s.l6ijp
8.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts,' 1.B01
head: market strong; native muttons, $3 50
4.fi0: lambs, $C 007.40; culls and bucks
$2 25i4.85; stockers, $3.003.76.
Btoek lat Blarht.
Receipts of live stock at the sis principal
w.-oioi u uiaiarii yvnicruay:
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
St. Joseph ....
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Total
. 4,0
. WOO
. 2 . 5U0
. 9.0D0
. 8.500
. 4,6U0
.27.300
Hogs. 8heep.
7B0O 18,700
1600
6.000
6.000 6.000
6W 1.600
12.000 U.0UO
88,900 41,100
Herbert E.Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers
omaxm. arviiOaia. STOoxa
On. aba Offloet 810 . T. X.lfe SlaVg.
u Telephone. Soaglaa Ml.
ladpndDa, A-3121 aag A-8111
Oldea. ana irgest Hme la tae Vei
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER!!
office. Fort De Molnte, Iowa, August 27,
1909 Sealed propoeala, in trlplUate, will be
received here until 1 p. vn.. atandard time,
SHptember 15, 190U. and then opened, for
cotiali uctlng a dead iiouae at Fort De
Molne. Iowa. ltiformatUm furnlHbed on
application, plan and vpeolflcatlon will
be sent to intending bidder upon receipt
ot rejuet ai-coinpanled by certified che. k
for $5.00, which a ill bo refunded ahen plan
and specification are returned. Envelope
containing propoaals should be endorsed,
"I'rnptixalH fur Dead Hotia-," and addreto,j
Constructing Quarlermaater, Fort le
Moines, Io- aU-H-4-UVU
e.