GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Northwestern Beceipts Came Wheat
Prices to Waver.
PROVE STRONG, NEVERTHELESS
Market Vslaes Adranrril Steadily
After the Fsrly Decline- (n a
Good fiala at the Close 1
of Trading.
OMAHA. Sept. 1J, 1!X.
Wheat price wavered at the opening on
henvy northwestern receipts which offset
stronger Liverpool opening .cables, offer
ing were liberal at the start aa receipt
wer by fnr the largr-st at all primary
point to far thla reason. When offering
dried tip later In the setslnn price firmed
and an advance was registered.
Profit taking continued In corn and re
stilced In n still lower market. Traders
rr bullish nevertheless and expect fur
ther bulge, with only ahort declines.
Thesl provd strong despite the big
northwestern receipts and a heavy increase
In the forld vlalhla supply. The market
values advancd steadily after tho flrat
early drrllne until a good gain waa made
at the cloee.
Corn waa weaker and failed to ahow th
strorgih It did -at week, but the situation
ri-"ia n a s'rong one and the aentlment
continuea bullish. Profit-taking aalea were
ti 'fa;tire nf mday'a decline.
Primary wheat receipts wrre i.bm.mm bu.
'i shipmeti.s wrre 1 2 0 000 bu., against re
rl t I 't yrrr of 2.259.000 liu. and ahlp
n eri n of 74l.rot) bti.
r!m r.' enrn rf relit were 7OJ.0O0 bu. and
I irir-ns were HM.0O0 bu.. against ruSelpts
list mr of 27,0O0 hn. and ' shipments of
nil 0 bu.
"i ai mica were l.vOO Mi. of corn, none of
oats and wheat and flrnir equal to 242.CO)
L v rpnnl rlo1 n'S'vd higher on wheat
d 't i.d lov. er on corn.
Loral rnnge of options:
Artlcles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yesd y.
Wheat I I
Kept... WVa 9?,
reo... 83 Dii,i
tVirn
Sept... (irt'l tW',(
lec... 67' 5711 ti''V
Oats- I
hept... a:'. 37 7
Ieu... 37t rH 87-Hl
M 91
1)1 93
67W 67S
37 '( 8",
Amnkn Cash Prices.
WHEAT No. t hard. 98cl 00; No. I
hard. MtiOio; No. hard. Bo'a'.tl.-; No. t
spring. luyyimc; no grade, S4iJ0..
.CORN No. 3. 6lffi.4Vl No. 8. 64i.'if;
No. 4. CSiWAc; No. 2 yellow. 64 V; No. 3
yellow, 64e; No. 2 white, 64o; No. 3
white, M'i(o64c.
OATK-.n. mixed.' rtfiiTic; Ni. I yel
low. SSW,c; -No. 8 white, SSvafcc; No. 4
whiter. Ji'ti8c: atandard, 3i)c.
KVKo. it, tie; No. 3. SOrjiWc.
Carlo Hrenita.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
CYlcaffo 6S 4i9 172
Minneapolis 786
O.ual.a 15 11
Liuluth 1,2j1
OIICAUO filHIJI AND PROVISIONS
Kea tares of Ike Trading and Closing
Prlrea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Sept. It Report of serious
damage to the wheat crop of Argentina
by locusts cauaed a sharp bulge in wheat
prices on the board of trade here today.
Final quotations showed gains of l'Vai
compared with Saturday's closa. Corn and
a.its closed steady and provisions lrregu
.ar. Attention of traders hi the wheat pit
was diverted temporarily . from domestic
conditions, which have been growing more
bearish dally to the situation In Argen
tina, where tha growing crop of wheat la
now aaid to be threatened by loeusta. One
if ..Hie leading implement concerns In this
country . waa . reported to have received
a message from . that country claiming
that the crop tiad already suffered con
siderable Injury and thla report waa con
firmed partially by other dispatches from
private sources. These reports inspired
active buying toward midday and through
out , the remainder of the day demand
continued brisk. Early in the session the
market waa depressed by the enormous
receipts In the northwest, which were the
Urgent on record. Arrivals today at Min
neapolis and Duluth aggregated 2.0?.fi cars.
whjl thjiae ' At Wlnlpe" iotnled . 1.219
carsr jhV BreflSos Tecurdl or 1110" two
former' eentws was l.Kxs cars,. th. com
bined receipts of September 28 laat year.
Firmness of cash wheat here and In the
southwest, however, tended to offset this
liberal movement. September wheat was
again extremely erratic and during the
day sold between tl.Ol1 and 81.03. De
cember ranged between 6Hc and 98c.
The market closed strong at almost the
top, September being at 81.03 and De
cember at HStrostyc.
Increased receipts and a falling off of
eastern demand for the caeh grain created
considerable weakness In the corn market,
but the late strength of wheat caused a
firmer feeling In the final hour. The
market closed about steady with prices a
shade higher to a lower compared with
the previous close. .
Weaknesa of corn prompted moderate
profit-taking in oats, which resulted In a
heavy tone the greater part of the day.
The market, however, rallied a trifle late
In the session. Final quotations showed
galos of a shade to Vie.
Provisions were weak with the excep
tion of September pork, which made alight
gains. At the close September pork was
lip 12 Hs. while the remainder of the list
waa THc to 332lo lower.
Tha leading futures ranaed aa follows-
Artlolea. Open. High. Low. Close. Bafy.
Wheat'! j j j
Sept. h 02Vb1 10SH -.1014 1 (W 1 024
Dee. 9T4t7 tHI tW4tfr 9i'
May 99-0Mi 1 01SI WS l 01H 1 00
Corn. I 1
Sept. M',fffi7l. 8H4 66T 67 67
Dec. 594 tr Til 59, flOH'ff 61
May 6iiis 63 MViieiTtia-ia 61T4
Oata.
Bept 89, 40 894 S9T4
Deo. 89HVi3SW4 89 IWS'SH 39H
May 41S S 2 lrttl 41Ti842 41?
Pork '
Bept. 2880 2385 2380 2385 28 72
Jan. 18 0 18 80 18 00 18 00 18 32 Si
Lard '
Bept. 13 18 12 15 11 96 11 95 12 174
Oct. 13 4 5 12 15 12 00 12 00 12 17H
Nov. 11 774 U T7W 11 67Vi 11 674 11 M
Jan. 10 724 10 73V 10 66 10 66 10 72Vi
Rlbe
Sept. 11 fc!4 It 82H It 7241 11 724 11 80
Oct. 11 60 U 624 H 74 11 674 11 5
Jan. t 674 60 474 74 624
No. 1
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOCR Steady; winter patenta 34 .66(9;
100: atralghta 84.46S-4.80; spring straights,
144 76; bakers. t).V4..
RYR-No. 8. 704j)72o.
BARLE Vt Feed or mixing, 4ft52c; fair
to choice malting, 684i6c.
BEED-Flax. No. 1 aoutbwestem, 81 M;
No. 1 northweatern. 21.44. Clover,' 813.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, mess, per bbl., 23 80
623 86. Lard, per 100 lbs., 2U.96. Short ribs
(Ides (loose), lll.MVo'il.76; short clear sides
(boxed). IU.J7VU 1250. Y
Total clearancea of wheat and flour were
qual to 242.0U) bu. Primary receipts were
I, 9t4,000 bu., compared with 3.2&9.0UO bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. The visible
upply of wheat In the United States In
creased l,5t),uu0 bu. for the . week. The
amount of breadstuff on ocean paaxage de
creased lut.OUO mil, Estimated receipts for
tomorrow: Wheat. 84 care; corn, 4.4 cars;
oats. 208 cars; hogs, 18.000 head.
UlTTTKR-CreanieTlea, 244i294c; dairle.
LUUS Steady; receipts, 1.661 caa; at
mark, lasea Included, Uc; flrsu. il4c,
prime firsts, 8c
CHKlLtt-Mteady; daisies,' 15ViJ154e;
twins, 14g44c; young Americas, lie; luua
norns, I6u.
l4c?.lUlr.Tng.Y"l4"y: 'U'k."- Vci Ch,cken'-
X?r-LS"i?ll:.vW W PPunO welghu.
? W Pound weights, Walue: ti
to Ut pound eights, 1041 lw'
I. Leals General Market.
T. . LOL'IS. Mo. B-pt ll-WHEAT-I
.gher; track. Nu. 2 red, cash. 11111111
No. 2 hard KOSJt 064; September tfLi'
, .comber. 8100: May, $1 tfs.
CORM-Firm; tratk. No. 2 cash. 6S0 No
I white. T'y 70c; IVcember. Wc; Mv iv.e'
OATto-Firro; track. No. I Jaah 4ue- No
I white 42c: I-ecenilier. tV4c; May 411.'
FLOfR-Hlgher; red winter intents' I
01)41 F. Jo; extra fancy and straight. 84 7u 1
4.95; herd winter clears. 83 9UU4I0.
si."K0--Tlmoihy, 88u0u4.ua
' K VU ' AL-ei.3u
BRAN Flrmj aacked, east track. II 6
II. 03. .
Jl ca.-fy;, timothy. Ill oia 16.60; pral
rie. Is-.Vlt."- .
1 . 7-.
) t 1 r- 7c.
W I R j ilu.ti -Purk. firm; Jobbing, 83 60
Lard, lower; prime steam, $11 'Vfll.TTH.
J,T?. 1 m'M. teaflr; boxed extra shorts,
VV elMU" r,b"' ,Z12H; hort clears.
Bcr" steady; brno-d extra shorts.
11.125 C r'b' ,1,,2V; hort cler".
ItJCLTHT-Weak: chickens. I So; sprlnas,
lic; turkeys. lt'9lTc; ducks; 11c; gee.,
PfTTKR-Pleady; creamery, UGtlc.
KfitiS Lower; lsvio.
, Receipts. Phlpmenle.
Flour, bbls 2J..MW 14.0i
Wheat, bu 143 400 6S.TO0
Corn, bu 74 ( KUflO
Oats, bu 114.SM) 88.W9
WEATHER I THE ORAIH BELT
Probably Showers for the Night mm 4
Fair for Taesday.
OMAHA, Neb.. Pept. 18. 1909.
Phowers were nulte general In the central
valliys. the northwest, and mountain dis
tricts, during Saturday night and Sunday
morning, and heavier rains were general
In the middle and lower Missouri valley
Hunday night. A trough of low pressure
extends from Manitoba south over the val
leys to Texas, and unsettled weather pre
vails this morning west of the Missslsslppl
rlVer to the Rocky mountains, with rams
still falling in the extreme upper Missis
sippi and Missouri valleys and north into
Canada. The weather will continue un
rettled. with probably showera In this vloln
Ity today and tonight, but will be fol
lowed by fair Tuesday. Temperatures are
much lower In the Ml."ourl valley and
throughout the west and nortlrwest. ard
the weather will bo cooler In this vicinity
tonight, srd a 111 continue moderately co il
during Tuesday. Light to heavy frosts
occurred In New Mxlco srd I'tah losl
nlirht. The wind squall of Ptindav night
was largely of a lo.al nature, and ap
rarrntly did not cover any wide territory;
ho hlrhet velocity rerorded waa thirty
five inllps per hour. The total rainfall at
Omaha during the twenty-four hours end
ing 7 a. m. Monday was 1.49 Inches,
Record of temperature and prec'pltatlon
compared with the corresponding day of
the last three years:
1909. 180. 1M7. 1908.
Minimum temperature... M S8 i 61
Precipitation l.9 .00 .to ,0j
Normal temperature for today. 67 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March
1. l.flfi Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In I'M,
1.48 Inchfs.
Deficiency corresponding period ' In 1907,
5.93 Inches.
L. A. WEL81L Loral Forecaster.
Corn and Wheat Rearton Bulletin.
Fnr Omaha. Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a., m , 7i1th meridian
time, Monday. September 13, 1909:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain
Max. Mln. fall.
Stations.
flky.
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudv
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Ashland, Neb 93 0
.67
Auburn, Neb 9S 67
Broken Bow, Neb. 73 56
Fairmont, Neb... 91 f5
Or. Island. Neb.. W M
Hartlngton, Nob. 84 ' 56
Hastings, Neb.'... 8 &4
Holdrege, Neb... 84 57
Onkdaie, Neb 83 67
Omaha, Neb 93 at
Tekamah, Neb... 93 58
Alta, la 83 AS
Carroll, la 80 61
Clarlnda, la 90 i
Slhley, la 83 ft
Sioux City, la... Srf 58
Minimum temperature
.46
.00
.55
.11
T
.12
.28
.02
1.49
.10
.50
I 59
.10
.14
.90
for twelve-hour
period ending at S a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of
-Temp. Rain.
Max. Mln. Inches.
Central.
Chicago, III..
Stations.
26
84 64 .08
M ... 60 .Oli
88 V, .62
8K (2 M
90 68 .48
90 6f .00
80 58 . 22
86 (8 .38
92 68 .00
Columbus, 0 17
Des Moines, la 10
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 20
Louisville, Ky 18
Minneapolis. Minn. 26
Omaha. Neb 17
St. Louia, Mo 12
Warm weather prevailed throughout the
oorn and wheat region Sunday, but it Is
1 much colder In the west portion this morn
ing. Oood rains occurred In all except the
extreme east portion within the last twen-tv-four
hours, being heavy at points In the
Omaha and Kanbas City districts,
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster, Weather bureau.
XliW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the , Day on Varloas
Commodities,
NEW YORK, Sept. IS. FLOUR Receipts,
23.181 bbls.: exports, 16,034 bbls. Marxe.
steady, with fair trade. Kansas straights,
4.i.v4.9U; Minnesota pauuts, .5.10uoW,
winter straights, M.'tf.9&; Minnesota
bakers, 24.754j4.23; winter extras, 14.96; win
ter patents, 3u.lorg5.40; wln.er lo.v g.ades,
$4.1tct4'4.60. Rye flour, steady; fair to gooj,
4.1g4.2G; choice to fancy. 44.SO4..
CORN MEAL Steady; fine white and yel
low, 81.oOal.ti6; coarse, Il.ootul.56; klin dried,
13.70.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, 764c. nominal,
c. I. f.. New York.
BARLEV Strong; feeding, 68I&69C, C. 1, f.,
New York.
WHEAT-Receipts, 108,000 bu. Spot mar
ket Irregular. No. 2 red, ll.t'94, nominal,
elevator; No. 2 red, 11.12, nom.nal, f. o. b.,
afloat: No. 1 northern Dliluth, II 04. nom
inal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 hard, 1113.
nominal, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 hard winter,
81.134, nominal, f. o. b., afloa. Big nort.i
west receipts falling to affect the wheal
market today, bulls made the euccessfu,
demonstration which ran prices up over 1j
per bu, Aiding the advance were strong
cables, reports of locust damage in'thj
Argentine and rains In northwest states.
Final prices were 14c net higher. Septem
ber cloned at 21.104; December, 81.6i 13-liijjl
1.064. closed at l.ui4; May, Jl .0u4((l.074.
clOHed at 11.07V
CORN Receipts, 1,125 bu.; exports, 1.0.
bu. Spot market steady. No. 2 old, 79c,
nominal, elevator, and Mk, nominal, de
livered; No. 2 new, 664c, nominal. Option
market was without transactions, closing
net unchanged. September closed at 76j
and December at 714c
OATS Receipts, Ijb.uW bu. Spot markat
firm. Mixed, 41a414r; natural whUe, 41iiJ
46c; clipped white, 4144l'47c.
HAY Steady; shipping, No. I, 76fl4)c;
food to choice, 90$f974c.
HOPS Firm; state, common to cholre,
"os. Ifni2tc; 1907, nominal; Paclfio coast,
1908. 1618c.
HIDES Easy; Bogota, 19!1304cj Central
America, 204c
LEATHER Quiet; acid. 22fl30o.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady; Xamlly, 214.00
414.60; mess. 111 (XXy 11 60; beef hams, 2I.(X)
(jzilw; paaset, is.wiii.wi city extra India
mess, lJ0.60tf21.00. Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, l. 761113.00; pickled hsms, 12 08
i 12.50. Lard, easy; middle went, 11 f.tf
12.6o; refined, barely stesdy; oontinent,
12.u0; South America, 13 60. Pork, firm;
family. 123.00; short clear, 22.00dM.OO; mess,
828. 7a3 24-75.
TAI.I.AW-Julet: city ,(12.00 per pk.),
S 8-lHifSc; country (pkgs. free), l9'0.
Ricia guiet; aomestic. 14197c; Japan,
5a)C.
BUTTER Steady; creamery specials. 8I4
IJUc; extras. Sic; western factory. 2242240;
western Imitation ceramery, I4fl25c;
CHEESE Steady; state, full cream, spe
cials, 1543'1G4c.
EGGS Finn; western axtra firsts, 263
264c: firsts, J24c; seconds. V322o.
POULTRY Alive, firm; western chick
ens, 174'ulSc; fowls, 174318c; turkeya, 16o.
Iiressed. steady; western chickens, 1M
20c; fowls, 17UXSC.
-' Available Sappltea of ' Grain.
NEW YORK. Sept. 11-The visible sup-
Sly of grain In the United States Satur
ay, September 11, a compiled by the
New York Produce exchange, aaa as fol
lows: . .
Wheat, 10,741 0W) bu.; Increase, 1.574,000
bu. Corn. 1.976.000 bu.; Increase, to.uov
bu. Oats. LSti2.00u bu.; luraase, LisO.000 bu.
Rye. 326,011) bu. ; Increase, 86.000 bu. Bar
ley, 1.4t2.0u0 bu.; Increase, 766,000 bu.
The visible supply of wheat in Canada
last Saturday was i.766,000 bu., aa Increase
of 9ub.UA) bu.
Minneapolis Grain Market..
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept.- U-WHEAT-Sep.
lembtr. iu4o; December, 97Vg;iMe; May,
1.14(4. Cash: No. 1 hard, 11.014,1.014; N0.
1 northern, I1.0v4&l.w4; No. I northern.
984-u4c; No. 3 northern, 4fi974o.
r l.AX Closed at )i ii.
BRAN In 1U0 pound sacks, f 19 60.
FLOUR First patents. I6.lu00.36; second
patents, 85. OiXU 5. 25; first dears, S4.SC4KI5;
second clears. 83.10O3.80. . ,
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, O.. Sept. IS SEEDS Clover,
cash, ISli; October. 88474; December,
ia.40; March, IS 40; No. 2. 87 60; rejected.
.7 8): 110 established grade. 8660. Timothy,
prima, 1.M. Alslke, prime, 17.76; March,
47,56.
Peoria Martlet.
PEORIA. III.. Spt 18 t'ORN-No. 2 el
loa, 6D4c; No. 8 yellow, ere: No. 8. 694c;
No. 3. tfec; NO. 4, 6sc; no grade, 66c
OATS Finn ; atandard. 8J8c; No.
3 white, S'4c; No. i white, iia. .
Mtlwaokeo Grain' Market
MILWAUKEE, Sept. IS. WHEAT No. 1
northern. Il.lt 4; No. 2 Jiortheto. 4U.OI4I 64;
liocemher !a4cf. 8 V
BAKLEY-oanipk. 63ia
SEW YORK STOCKS ASDBOXDS
Market ii Dull and Price Fluctuation!
Continue to Narrow.
EEACTIOITAIIY TENDENCY PUSHED
Prompt Fllllaa- of Vaeaaelea on Vnlon
Paelfle Board Tends to Steady
Tale line Boidi Are
Weak.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13-The dull trading
and the narrowing price fluctuations In
today's stock market marked the normal
fate of suhaldence from the violent con
tortions of adjustment of last week's lead
ing event. No one supposed that the death
of a capitalist of Mr. Harrlman's power
and grasp contained any positive force for
betterment of values of securities. The
early termination of the headlong advance
of Friday was expected, therefore, and the
agency of the uncovered short Interest In
csuslng It was quite Justly recognised.
The reactionary tendency which developed
on Saturday was pushed by various profes
sional devices today In the effort to widen
the swing of the price movement on which
professional trading profits depend. The
growing exhaustion of last week's powerful
motive forces was manifest In the restric
tion of the reaction and later fluttering vi
brations of prices. The remsining traces
of feverlshness In the movement of I'nlon
Pacific were accountable by the steps
taken towards the continuity of its admin
istration and to some of the rumors bear
ing on the future policy of the vast inter
ests and the powerful Influences thus In
volved. The prompt election of new mem
bers of the board of dlrectora and of the
executive committee was regarded as In
tended to put a stop to some of the rumors
of alleged contemplated changes. The ex
pectation that a member of the firm of J.
I'. Morgan & Co., was to be admitted to
the board was thus disappointed. London
took an unfavorable view of our mone
tary outlook and was disquieted as well by
the American copper statistics as show
ing a rate of production running heavily
In excess of consumption. The unsettle'
ment in the market was aggravated by
rumors that embarrassments of brokerage
houses were threatened as a consequence of
the violent fluctuations of the recent past.
The denial of these rumors gave the mar
ket Ita first show of strength during the
mid-session, but a fresh reaction In Union
Pacific proved Its Influence on the gen
eral list still maintained.
The complexion of the weekly bank state
ment published after the market closed
on Saturday came In for much discussion
and prepared santlment for a future hard
ening of money rates. Bankers do not
anticipate tight money markets this fall,
In spite of the narrow reserve of banks it
present. A rise In Chicago exchange to 20
cents discount per 11.000 wss a develop
ment of the day, but the tide of the cur
rency movement Is strongly towards the
Interior. There Is an Increasing supply
of commercial paper and prime grades for
the regular maturities were marked up to
44'n5 per cent. The fall In I'nlon Pacific
allowing for the dividend of today car
ried It off 74c from the high point of the
rally touched on Saturday. The closing
of the books today for the coming annual
meeting ends any demand for representa
tion at that meeting.
Bonds were weak. Total sales par value
83.ITi6.OO0. United States bonds were un
changed on call,
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were a follows:
Rain. Hllfh. Low. CIom.
AllU-Chlmr M
AmalRAmaied-. Copr ,p..
Amerltan Agrlov.tsral ..,
Am. Dft 8ucr.
Am. Can pI4 .
Am. c. r
Am. Onion Oil
Am. H. L. ptd
Am. Ire "SV-orttlM
Ameri'ras? Llneeed
Amr!ca Locomotl
Am. a. a R
Am. 8. A R. pf4
Am. Bufsr Rsfinlnx
Am. T. tt T ,
Am. Tobscco pfd
American Woolen ,
Anaconda Mining Co ,
Alchlaon r.....
Atchlaos p1
Allantlo Coast Une.,
Baltimore A Ohio.,.,...,.
Bal. Ohio " pro. ...,.','...,
BathlelMm bum!
Brooklxs Rapid Tr
Canadian Paelfle 1. .......
Central Laattiar
Central Laat It or pfd
Central of Naw Jaraay.-..,
Cheaapaak A Ohio
Otileaio A )..
Chlcaso Ot. W
Chlraso A N. W
0., M. St. P.
a. a, a ut.
Colorado r. 4 1
Oolorado A 80
Colo. A Bo. lat pfd
Colo. A Bo. ii pfd
Cnnaollilated Gas
Corn Products
Delaware Hudion
Dsnrar A Rio Grand
D. A R. DO. ptd
Dlatlllers Becuiitla
Erie
Erla 1st pfd
Eri ad pfd
General Electric
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Or ctfa. ..
lllln'ola Ceatral
Interboroush Met
Int. Mat. pfd
lntarnattlonal Harvsatar. .
Int. Marin pfd
International Papr
InuM-natlonal Pump
Iowa C antra!
Kaiisaa City so
K. C. so. pfd
Loslarllle A N
Minn. A Bti. U
M., Bt. P. A 8. 8. M
Mtaaourl Pacific
M., K. A T
M., K. T. pfd
National Blacult
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. lat pft...
Nw York CnLral
N. r.. O. W
Norfolk W
North American
Northern Paclfla
Paelfle Mall
Fnn7lanla
Paupla's Oas
P.. O., C. Bt. L
Praaaad 8tal Car
Pullmas Palao Cr
Railway Btel Spring
haadlng
Resublla Btaal
Republic Bial pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock laHasd Co. pfd
St. L A I. r. 14 ptd
Bt. Louis. 6. W
K. L I. W. pfd
6lM-Bhrrlald B. a I
Southern Paclfl
fioutharn Railway
80. Hallway pfd
Tennaaae Copper ........
Taaaa A Paclhe.
T., St. L. A W '
T . Bt. L m W. ptd
Union Pacirto, -dr..,..
Vnlo Paeinc pfd. a-dlT.
V. B. Rlt.
V. B. Rutr
V. B. etaal
v. a. ateoi pf....
L tak Cop par
V -Carolina Oiasiloal ...
Wabash
Wabaak pfd ............
Western Maryland
Waatlnshoua Hictrid ...
W'e.em laioa
Whaallna A U
1P0 61
51
II
M.liW 78Ti
00 41
4,iW 44
7!
47
42
U
t4
72-
i-S
4
IS
u
584
4i
41-4
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i
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40J
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1.K00 24i
UK) 16
l"0
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4
4
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HM HI5 1IS4
i'i iz vn ita
11,400 M laD! HlH
MO 1024 1021 1021a
100 i 3hS 4j
2, Wl 44 4b;4i 4H
14,200 Ho II! 11,
101
J0 113 131-4 lsi
(.700 II1.4 11
80 i 41a 4
600 14 84 84
1,0 7714 7li 7441
itOO 182 llVt ltlN,
I.OU0 4ia . 4i iiv
Km lot 14 111
. 100 I - 801
(.100 KUli 7tl4
10H
U6 .
800 10 In
10
i
lMli
17, 8k) J57
M0 Tt '
MM) 424
IV.
714
70
U . 44
60
) ll4 11
0 Wl, 804
1,0111 144 141
400 11 lit
1. 00 mi 14 lut
i 4.m
l.tO) 84- H't
1
to.
14:Ai
t:
lw
4.-. 14
i'4
nit
4144
1 000
6.6V)
16 33
M 1444 1(4 144V,
7.)0i 161-n, I004 lixhft,
l.eoo t 7 7M
1,000
U-la IM14 ltnitt
l.'
l.too
"ioo
1,400
14 14 1414
M4 44 4 41
l
114 814 1114
14 l;i 17
474 47 47
Ml
461 464 461,
TI14 lt 724
149V 14414 14414
1314 J1 tJ-
14.144 143 14
44 88 8)14
1 40'4 404
li 76 Vb
101
M 8814 W
d'4 64 UV)
1.800
2110
x
JJ
frixl
1.W0
4,2-0
100
"iiiit)
20)
7I0 474 47
4714
n
oo wij 14
l.ino
Z't 81
82S
I0 lf4S 124 lt.
"V a 1214 12
16.200 14144 14M14 140
' J14 114', 114
4"0
400
1. rij m
4414 48 ; 44
100 1S4
let , IS)
48U 4HU.
VO 4vx
m.o i4i4 u luit
au aa 4 Skit
0 1CJ14 lottk 106 V
ItO IS14 1714 17k
1 1,000 74
74 74
00 64T4
61 644
8&4 u
16 4614
100 (r,
400 1414
itl'soo 1174 i54 W-
'14 W 80 44
loO 44
K4
34
II
"4
66 4
U
81
7014
100 14
!) 164
00 41V
4114 6114
7u4l 7CU
144,4.4) IO4I4 101
80144
lu 1V7VI 10414 li44
1 10
l.OOO 61 . ib tlw,
l4,l) 7v; 71 7.14
l.OOO IKS 1244 lll
40 4414 4 4a
1,000 0t
l.Otk) 1,11,
4,490 444
!. I
400 16
11,70) 44)
4414
lit '4
47
i
44
34 '
ati
41
614
Wwoonain faniral
Total aaJa tor the da, (41 too ahana.
BOSTON, Sept. 12. Money, call loan
(J4 per cent; time loans, fcgi per cent.
Ins quotations were;
. 3'i
4J10S-
Atcklaon adj. 4a..
. All. u..
... 61
... 4214
... IOI4
... 24
..!4
... DO
... I
... 14
...
... 14
... 4
... 10
da 4S
Atehlaon R. R.
,.100 Arliona Com ..
.1174 Atlantic
,.10414 Ratta Uoa)lttloa
hut.. A aihAn
Cai. A Ariioua..
m mmtw. . . . w y -1 . n u i
Bo4ua Elatat Ill Copper Ransa ...
rilchburs ptd 1M Ilr WeM T7..
k v at
n. m n .tw. r n riiii
I'bIob Paclfla
POI14 (traana Canatia
Am. Arte. Caem
d pfd
Am. Paaa. Taba
A mar. Susar
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amur. Wontsa ..
do pfd
Pom. I. a 8
General I lac trie
Mate. Elactrte ..'
pfd
Waaa. Oas ,
rmted rrult ....
lnlt4 8. M
.. e tela norai ....
..10 Maae Mining ..
.. 114 'dl.hli-an
..128 Mohawk
. . 41
..KS Mont. C. A C
24
..1414 vada
.. Ml, Old iiomlalon
. .IO6I4 Oeceols ,
.. 444 P.rrot
..144 Qulncjp
.. 14 bhennos
.. Tnaiir
.. 45 I'. 8. Mlnlns.
,.14J U. 8 Oil
.. ii4
.. 14
.144
.. II
.. 14a
.. 16'a
.. 114
.. HI4
.. 12
.. 4:,
.. 4.
..If!
.. 6414
.. 41 I lib
da pfd ..
t- 8 Steel
do pfd .
Adwotsr
V-M4 . iciona
' Wli una ......
ll Wt'vertn . ...
Ij North Butt ..
Treasarr Statement.
WllHINnTflK Rani llThr. - ,i.,
of the treasury Bt the beRlmilng of bus.-
nese toosy was as r I'owi:
-Trust Kunrls-Ould coin, ' 4'1.8i: sllve
dollars. f-S.54l 0U0; silver dollars of lMI,
I4 1)f00: allver certificates outsandln?
ti.-r-.r4i,t.
Utu,J4)l t'ucd-Siandard silver dollaia l.i
t .
TIIE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1000,
(teneral fund, 8fi.7S8.107: current liabilities,
ltin.4874; worklnpj balance n treasury
oi Ike... i.778,M; In banks to creillt ot
trea-uter of the I'nited Htatea. 8J8.8f.l.6;:
sunslttiaiy silver coin. 824.18o.tJ67; minoi
dins, l6N; total balance In general
lund, t'... 744.373.
ew Vrk Meaey Market.
NEW YOKK. 8ept, 12. MON K Y On call.
firm, 841081 per cent; ruiing rate. 24 per
cent; ciosina; 01a, pr cent; ottered at
i.- per cent, iime loans, siron; sixty
days, 04'u.i per cent; ninety daya. 840
ir per cent; six muiitns, 4-u4 per cent.
riuMli Mt-Jt-t-ANl 1LE f Af EK 844)6
per cent.
bTKHUNU EXCHANUE Steady, with
actual business in Dsnaers bills at 64 M,u
I Mni for sixty-day bins and at 14 .Ai tor
demand; conimei iiai oius. 84M4uKo4.
blLVKH Hsr, 61c; Atexicsn uoliari.. 48c.
BOftlib-Ooverniiient, steady;, railroads,
easy.
The following are the closing quotations
on s.ocks and bonds:
t). 8. ref. .a, ret luii, int. Met. 4S M
do coupon lorna. Int. M. M. 44a '!
V. 8. la. ret ll" 'Japan 4a 87
au coupon wi4s so 414a a.)
I. 8. 4a. rat U4 K. ('. e.v lat la 54 '4
do coupon II 1 14 L 8. deo. 4a 1111..,. nt"
Aina-triai, 1st ex.... u. a n. uni. 4a t
Am. Atnrultural 6.. 01 44 M.. K. T. lat 4. .!
Am. 1. n 1. ct. aa..ieit "u tn 414.. W14
Am. Tobacco 4a.. m Mo, t-actnc aa 8
io 4a 11. eN. R, R n, 4(t, p4 14
Arir.our 44 Co. 4,.... t, eN . y C- g
Atrhiaon ten. 4a I.m dQ dab. 4a 8b 14
do tt. 4a li7HN.' t., N. H. A H.
do c. 6a..-. Hi1 ev. (a 11444
Al. C. U lat 4a.... i1 N. A W. lat a. 4...
Pal. a Ohio 4a itni-e do o. 4a. lit
do 114a .n No. Pacific 4 10-4
do 8. W. Hit 1 do la J4
Brk. '!. ct. 4a sVi O. a. U rfdg- 4a 14-4
i n. of Oa. 6a 1 Pnn. ct. l ,a IH6.1. .4
Can. Leather 6 l4i-4) do con. .. 14
C ot N. J. f. aa.. ..187 P.eadlnt rn. 4a lift
Che. at tthlo IS4a...lu.-l4 R. L 4 I. F, f, 4a I..4
do ref. 6a 14X4 do ten. it i
t-hlcato A A. Il,a..'ia St. U B. W. . 4a... 1714
C, H. W. 1. 4a til 'So let gold 4e 4414
do ten. 48 aa SaUard A. U 4 lula
C. M. a I P. llaa. l o aclflc col. 4a. .. !
C, K. I a P. c. 4.. '.414 1)0 cv. 4 lug
do col. aa 41 s do lat rf. 4a
do rldt. 4a lSo. Ralisar aa Ill
Colo. Ind. o tit, do ten. 4i m
t'olo Mid. 4e... "a tlolon Paclilc 4 mis
r. a 8. r. . 414. W44 . do ct, 4a 1 6
D 4 H. c. 4e lfWv, ' do lat A ref. 4l Jtft
-!. at R. O. 4a B I'. B. HuJibar 6s l"i
ilo ref. 6a M I'. 8 steel 2d na 1 414
Dlatlllera1 6a 7i "Va.-i aro. Chcm. 6 914
Kne p. 1. 4s H4Wahah lat 6e la
"Mo (an. 4f 7 1 . do lat A ex. 4 7414
do ct. 4a, er. A... 4o!4tetern Md. 4a lii
do aorlee B 74 West. Klec. ct. Ho .. mu
tlen. Kiec. cr. 6.... 161 Wla. Central 4s 864.
III. Can. lat ref. 4a.. yt .
Bid. Offered. v
London ClosluaT Storks.
LONDON, Sept. 13. American securities
opened flat and generally bolow parity.
Weakness developed In the Harrltnan
shares iater at noon and the market was
dull, with prices from 2(i points lower to
to higher than Saturday's New York clos
ing. London closing stocks:
Conaola, money 49 1-14 Lou 1st I lie A N 161
do account M., K. A T 414
Amel. Copper 801a N. V. Central 117
Anaconda !, Norfolk a W 1. H
Atehlaon 12.14 do ptd... M
do ptd 10. Ontario a W 4
Baltimore A Ohio. .. .1194 Pcnnnrlvanl 7114
Canadian Pacific in) Rand Mine IV4
lliceapeake A O..... 82 Raadlnt UI4
t'hlcato o. W 11 SnaXharn Rr I
Chi., Mil. A St. P...16414 dt. -pfd..... 71
D eBcra 1114 ftouthern Pacific Ii74
aimer A Rio O ... 41 Ualoa Pacific 2114
an pia e go pta 11014
Frle 84 I B. Steel 4014
do lat pfd 4314Wabaah n
do :d ptd 4144 do p1 40
Grand Trunk 8. Swnuh 4 pjai
Illinois Central 18
81 LVEK Bar, steady at 22 11-ltd per oz.
MONEY 4'u"4 Pr cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 1516(14 per cent; for
three months' bills, 1 7-16dj'14 per cent.
Loral Quotations oa Securities.
Quotations furnished By b'amurl Burns,
jr.. 614 New York Life building, Omaha.
, Bid. Aurd.
American Radiator Co. 7..,.' 11; ui
Armour A Cc 414a. 111...'... 3 H
Cudahy Packing VO 444 )wi4
Columbua. Neb., tt. L. 6a 1K 44 44
Chloato Cltr Rr. 6a 101 kH4
Independent Telephone, Omaha 20 u
Eaet 81. Lou I a A Sub. as 1PU n ldl
Kanaaa City Rr . prd.. 41 . u
Kanaaa City Ry., com 474 48
Mttlntan State Tel. 6a. .....;. 44 too
Nek. Tel. stock. a 14 luuti
uenaha Gas 6s, I'll . X44
Omaha at. L. P. la. 1831., 44 -
Omaha E. L, A P. pfd, 1: 84
Omaha A C A Bt. Ry la. 1414 , 100 101
Omaha A C. B. Bt. Rf. 6i lBm).'. 1114 11 '
Omaha C. B. .V. Ky pfd ', 1 14 44
Omaha A C. a. Bt. Ry. eoi 4 70
Omaha A C.,B. Ry. A B. pft 4'JL 4114 4414
imaha WaUr Co. aa, 1M4........T 44 14 aa
twltt A Co. 6a. 1414 :.;:: lul 101U
Bo. Omaha Sewer 414a, 114.7... 10014 1
Bioui City Stock Yerda pfd . 84 40
Union Bock Yarda. Omahi, 4, ai-4lT... HU n
Halted Ry. St. L. 4a. 18S4.., 44 44
New York ktlalntr Stocks.
NEW YORK, Bept. l.-Closing (juoUtlons
were as follows:.-
Alice , 1 LeadTllle Con I
Biunawlck Con 1 aLim, chJel t
com, Tunnel etoci... 24' Mealvan Ito
do bonds 10 Ontario K0
Con. Cal. 4k Va i:0 Ophlr 124
Horn Silver 44 Standard 40
Iron Silver .-...14 Yellow Jacket Ill
Offered. - . .
, Bank Clearlaajs.
OMAHA, Sept. 13 Bank clearings for
toaay were $2,744,761.13 and for the corres
ponding date last year, $2,317,845.23.
Kansas City t. ravin and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 13. WHEAT Sep
tember, 8o4c; Uecemoei', Me; Way; slo
cash unchanged to lu nlguer; No. 2 hard!
cul.tKI; No. 8 hard, IMcull.ul; No. 2 red
II 0, yl.tw, No. 2 red, Il.0oiul.u8.
CO KN September, 644c; December. 674c;
My "I'ic; cash unchanged to Vi2 lower;
No. 2 mixed. 64c; No. I mixed, 65c; No. 2
white, t4c; No. 2 white, 66Q4c.
OATS Unchanged; No. 2 white, 61043c;
No. 2 mixed, 4.40c.
HYE 0(f73c. .
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, $11.0031
11. to; choice pi alt is. .2bQ,o.iMi choice al
falta, $13.6014.60. .
v.... .,.ihcij vtuai, a'rsc; urate,
264c; seconds, Zia packing stock, 2tHic.
" 1 o, v. , .unto, aiu, current
, .I'U 1 1, h AUBaa i.inliLla tC 'IS . . .
. . ...... , wt.vu, w.w ueiaa, accunoi
and dirties, ltic; southerns, loss off, lto.
receipts, bnipments.
W heat, bu ,21!t,0iit) 147,000
Com, bu. 26,0110 13 0.0
Oats, bu .; 88,000 10,000
Options at Kansas City:
Articles. I Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close.
Wheat '
Beptember ... 844 86V W4 90
lecember .:. 4 i84 88 8SV
May 804 , 74 864 .Vi
Corn '
September .. 644 ,' tC ' $44 644B
Iiecember ... 674 674 874 64
Aly 684 604 6i4 94B
A . asked. B bid.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 13-METAL8 The
tin market was lower today, closing easy.
The London market waa easy and lower,
with spot closing at 156 10s and futures at
1137 16s 6d. The market for standard cop
per was quiet. Lake was quoted at 118 Ova
12.26 .,,. 1 1 v -1 f lit 7t,.lt DA- . .
. . j . , v ' - ....,. uv , veeiiua,
ii liU.'ftia A71X TV,. T
rm .a. . 1 uviiuuii niaiaat oiobchi
easy, with spot quoted at &8s 6s and fu-
1 u 1 m er mm mi. icku wss easy ana a
shade lower with spot quoted at $4.2613
4 7LL V'.w Vn, nA a a. , ; , . . .
- - u. , nr. n UI-H. .E.BII
St. Louis delivery. The London market
1 . . ... a. me tr- I . . . .. .
-...r...n Mum. niirunr wontinuea quiet,
with spot closing at $6 60jj6.75, New York,
mil at rUi.iA V- . t c. 1 . i -
don market -was a shade higher at 32. The
London Iron market was lower at (Is for
Cleveland warrants. Locally the market
111 111, wun no. 1 lounary northern,
No. 1 southern and No. i southern soft
quoted at $18.2S.J;18.76; No. 2 foundry north
ern. 118 0D6 18.60.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13 METALS Lead
steady; $4.26. Spelter, firm; $u.i24.
Sugar and Molaaaea.
- - " . . . 1 . . 1.?. r-1 v, i rtaw,
s eady; fair refining. S.67'a3.70c; centrifugal,
11 te t. 4 17-gl.aMc; molaeaea sugar, $.42al4ic-
No. 8. 4 56c; No. 9, 4.60c; No. 10, 4.4."c; No.
11 1 l If - V 1 ! v.. 10 a w -
- - - - -.. 1 w , ' ' .a, e.AH;, no. if,
4 80c; coiiftcilonirs' A. 4.6c; mould A, 8.60c;
i-ui iui, o.mjt; cruKnea. ov:; powdered
5Z6c; Kiant laitd. 6.1fc; cubes. 8.40c.
MOLAsSSEsi-yulet; New Orleans open
kettle, good to cho ot, 40u42c.
I.lrerivool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 11 WHEAT Foot
dull; No. 2 red western W:nt.r, 7 64d;
futures steady: September, 7a 8d; Decem
ber. )s i-sd; Mann. 7a t4d.
fORN (Spot st.ady, new Ameritai
mixed, via Ualveeton, 6s 4 d; fu u ai
steady; October, 6d: December, 6s 64d
r'LoL'R Winter patents dull a1. SSs 4.
1'KAa Canadian, no stork.
HOhS-In London, i'at-lflc coaat. firm a-
13 lal4 lbs.
Ualatk Grain Market.
DUI.I TH. Sept H -WHEAT fentember
; December. 74c; May. $1014; No. 1
lortnern. 11011; .-o. 2 northern, 04o.
DATS- isji-j
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipts Largeit of the Season
to Date.
BOGS MOSTLY FIVE CESTS HIGHER
l.ararrat Receipts of Hkeep and Lanaba
9m Far Tkls tear, hlle Price
Remain Jnst Abnnt
Uteady.
8OVTH OMAHA, Sept. IS. 1!0.
Reoelpts were: Cattle. HOfs. Sheep.
Estimate Monday 11.300 1.T00 21 Oik)
Same day last week . 8.9
tUrne day 2 weeks ago.. 8.462
el me day 2 weeks ago.. 7.7;H
Sams day 4 weeks ago.. 7,4
Snme dsy las: year 11,861
2 441
2.484
8.48
1.8.H
1.H37
111 0-1
1S4
li. 1M
18 .Jf.6
11.
The following table showe me receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omana
tor the year to date, compared with last
l'x'A.
Inc.
Iec.
Cattle fi.J'-'l
H.gs 1.7I7.60S
Sheep U12.147
Tha following table
S2S.S49
1.163,777
0.774
1K.I8)
61.63J
show
the
average
price of hegs at South Omaha for the lust
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1909. (lSKW. l07. ,1906. ,1905. 11904. ill 03.
7 114!
T 80
6 46
6 U
8 86' 5 621 5
6 47) I
6 8
Ml S 8J
i 7
$ 6ti
6 681
ni
ftBsl
5 2i
5 8.1!
6 841
$ SSj
i 8o.
27i $ a
' 81V
1 64i
7 814I
6 681
83,
9 ' I
b 4'i
6 46 I
6 67
$ 76 3 46.
6 61
0 671 6 831
$ 7uj $ 3;;
5 SKI 6 22,
7 U8 1
7 ?'4)
7 89 I
7 8741
7 8741
s l
6 641
43
), 6 61
j 5 54
44, 5 6'i
' I 5 ?3
64 o 64
61
8 0 6 3
6 69
a
5 i
6 68
5 8.1
6 87
6 90
6 0U
I
5 J1
6 83 1
6 :i(
6 H
6 71
I 7 93 1
Receipts and dlsnosltlnn of live stock at
the I'nlon Stock Yards. South Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock
p. m September 11, 1909:
RECEIPTS CARS.
' !'..,!. . I . . u . SHttn 11'' a
C. M. A St. P 10
...... . .
Union Pacific Kt
Sept. 1...I
Sept. I...
Sept. 8...
Sept. 4...
Sept. 6...
Sept. $...
Mept. 7...
Sept. I...
Sept.
Sept. 10..
Sept. 11..
Sept. 12..
Kt-pt. 13.. j
Sunday.
69 14 !
6 21 I
'4 I
14 4
:: i I
C. A N. W.. west 171
C. St. P.. M. & O 2
C, B. & Q., east 1
C, R. A y., west 201
C. R. I. . P.. east
C, R. I. A T., west
Illinois central 1
1
2
74
Chicago Gt. Western. ..
Total receipts 4.2 24 S2 43
DISPOSITION
t -
-HEAD
attie.
. 284
h,0 2
. 773
. 813
liogs. Sheep.
198 2,7r,
,TT8 1 2.f'3r
242 1.(2'
.H 2,86
Omaha Packing Co....
Swift sn.4 fAmnnnv
Cndahy Packing Co.!
Armour A to
Schwarta-Bolen Co....
Krey Packing Co 178 ....
Schaefer , 93 ....
Sinclair 112
Cudahy (country) 1 87 j
W. B. Vansant Co 69
Stephens Bros 108
Hill & son 401
K. B. Lewis 2'2
Huston & Co 63 ....' ....
J. B. Root A Co S91
J. H. Bulla 348
L. F. Hues 3t-0
L. Wolf 64
McCreary A Carey 161
S. Werthelmer 670
If. K. Hamilton 4W7
M. Hafcarty 63
Sullivan Bros 68
Lee Rothschild 7s 43
Klein, Christy & Smith... 176
Other buyers 609 .... 6,92)
Totals 7,014 1,817 18.098
CATTLE Receipts of cattle numbered 46i
caitt, the heavlcxt run of the year to date
and practically the same as the receipts one
year ago. 'ine arrivals consisted almost
entirely of range cuttle. Unfortunately the
quality waa none too good,, there being a
lre number of thln-fleshed and blg-hmned
caule, Junt the kind that neither packtrs
nor fetder buyers want. Packers, In fact,
were describing the receipts as being made
"P ot everything but rtally good cattle.
While there were a few natives and corn
feds, ths supply of that kind of cattle was
very small, owing to the number of ctttie
on tale and to the amount of sorting tieces
a.y the market was late In getting stariefl
ana the forenoon was well advanced before
enough cattle had changed hands to make
any . test whatever of valuea. ,. ,
tteef stems of good quant)'' were In de
mand ;:daw1wery-'-rel3vi4'tront
prices. Common and Inferior cattle, as
mlgm be expected, were alow and gen
erally easier.
What has been said regarding beef steers
would apply in large part to the trade In
coas and heifers. 1'he better gradee com
manded steady prices, while others were a
little alow, the tendency being to pick out
the best of the offerings, leaving othei.
untll tbe last.
Oood feeders were wanted and they sold
fuuy as well as last week. Ilnm..i ton
ers and all rough and undesirable grades
" - w UUII,
Wuotations on cattle: Good tn Vnni.
oornfed steers. $7.00Q7.75; fair to good
cornfed steeia, $6,4047.00; oommon to fair
luiiiieu Hirers, 44. lbiQH.iv; good to choloe
n """'n o.ut).w; tair to good range
steers, $4.o(j6 80; common to fair range
eo.iowa.ou; gooa to choice cornfed
cows and heifers, $4.0065.00; fair to good
cornfed cows and heifers. $3 004O0; coin
mSJ.'S, flr cornfed cows and heifers.
I2.ootf3.oo: good to ohoice range cows and
"""". loiua.oo; lair to good range cows
and heifers. $2.0O3.76; oommon to fair
1 unse cows ana netrers, $i.8i3.00; good
to choice stockers and feeders, i4.uotr5.6O:
fair to good stockers and feeders, $8,604)
ntrri 1 "r a,r "ucer reeders,
$8Ci2-i0; etoock heifers, $i.60G8.60; veal
calves. $36086.60; btlls. stags, etc. $2.60d
4.60.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
Ne. Av. Pr. N. xr. Pr.
it n t 40
WESTERNS NEBRASKA
cows t-fJi
I 85
7 feeders.. 870
I 65
4 .0
t 00
I K
6 26
4 ii
4 50
1 25
25
t 00
I 86
1 M
1 bull 13M)
t 10
t 76
1 06
2 U
t 33
I 80
1 80
67 mixed.... (32
1 bull 10)0
75 feeders.. 77
19 o.ilves... 244
( sieer.... fell
6 calves... 3.16
62 fsiders., 926
17 cows lS
14 calves... 231
16 hflfera... 7tJ
i steers.... 760
14 cows...
28 feeders
&0
m
mm
725
18 i-ows....,
U heifers..
8 steers...,
18
7 cows 674
12 cows tlS
12 cows Sj.s
60
t 60
i7 hellers... 60 t 2o
cows ms I 66
4 heifers... 677 1 10
. , MIMale Cattle Co.-Neb.
106 feeders. 1 4 40 feeders.. Wl 50
niK?a.t7R,c'pU of bo wer ettremely
llKht this mornlnt, only twenty-five cars
being- reported In. This Is the smallest
ru,rL?or an7 day mt thl P0"" 'noe the
middle of August. There were really not
enough hogs on sale to make much of a
market or a very thorough test of values
As usual when the offerings are so light
some of the hogs sold at prices that looked
decidedly higher, some salesmen reporting
as much as 5a or even In some cases more
advance than that. On the other hand
there were others who thought they did
not secure hardly stsady prices. The bulk
of the hogs sold around I7.SO.00, with a
small bunch of good hoga as high as i 20
which makes a new high record for the
season.
Representative sales:
No.
it ..
44...
II...
41...
44...
44...
4t...
(1...
71...
7...
7...
t...
M. ..
71...
At.
Sh.
40
Pr
I 10
..II
...144
...l
..Ml
..I
.141
..!!
,.J7
..111
..
. X4
..Ui
..
..lit
... 7 M
140 7 W
ISO 7 to
IU IN
... 7 M
... 7 45
40 7 to
M0 IN
144 T M
ID 1H
00
I 00
an
orictr- receipts of Sheep were very
liberal this morning, eighty-one cars being
reported in, which means that today's run
was the largest of the season, but not as
large as for the Corresponding day of last
year by over 2.0U0 head. In spite of the
large receipts, the markt as a whole was
in very satisfactory condition.
Packers were all anxious for supplies
wtlh the result that the market on desir
able kinds of killers opened early in the
morning and was fairly active at good
steady prices, to say the leant. Taking into
account that a good share of the arrivals
were wet and also taking Into considera
tion the quality, packer In many case
were qoutlng their purensses as strong to
quite a lilt! higher than last week. The
offerings consteted largejy of lambs, which
sold up to $7 36 Oood. well finished year
lings reached Hn,, the best price paid
for that kind of stock tn some time.
For a Monday there were a good man
country buyers in the yards looking fo.
feeder sheep and lambs and It was also
very evident that commission men had a
good many very liberal buying orders In
hand. As a result there nas a good la
itjfry for feeders sad while the trade was
delayed owing to the time required in shap
ing up the large receipt, silll there .v
a fair movement at pi.ee that Hire gru
.rally a.mdy ilh laat eek.
Wuoi&tlui.a Oil fat slieip and lambs.
a. tt. No. At.
T M U i,lt
110 7 lu 11
1 4 141
110 1 44 4 14!
U 44 4
7 16 4 Ml
120 7 17 70 236
7 H 74 las
40 7 t DO ll
7 M al 44
0 7 M 40 Ill
t 00 71 lit
ISO I 1 t Jul
l IB 14 v IM
4rO and ggai Hefty
0?t a Btatt?m?nt of the rosourcos of the Wg Horn Tower
Company, and take notioo of the unusual opportunity of get
ting a certificate of Stock at cash price in its water power,
plant, paying 40.
4,000 to 5,000 electrical horse power will do as much
work as 10,000 live horses working day 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.' liig'
men and water power monopolies have secured all other,
water power plants.
MACHINERY INSTALLED
Two units, generating 1,500 to 2,000 horse power, are
now installed and sold for $100 per horso power, a ypar,
which means at lowest estimate, $12,500 per month income.
REASON FOR SELLING 1,000 SHARES 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 boon applied for, within 14 mllos of the
dam, to be'uaed In mines and In Therniopallu and Shoshonl. The powor.
installed Is sold right at the dam. 150,000 acres of choice lands slop
Ing'towards the river are available for Irrigation, of which 100,000
arres could be Irrigated by this Company, but it would take the full
capacity of the dam for four months to furnish water for tbja immense
tract of land, and the Company has decided to only take up 80,000
acres, to which the ditch haa been surveyed. These, lands ara near
Shoshonl and adjacent to tho river and reservoir, .j ...
Your Money Will Double in Thirty Months
$100.00 invested brings $40.00 each year.
$1,000.00 invested brings $400.00 each year, -
WHERE TO SEND MONEY
Send draft direct to Big Horn Power Company, 241 Railway Ex
change Building, Chicago.
Information concerning this project will be furniebQd by Herman
B. Peters, Merchants Hotel, Omaha. . - ,.- ... -
TERMS
Oae-fourth of subscription cash, balance In sixty days, or you can
deposit your money in one of the banks and certificates aubeorlbad for
will be sent for collection.
DON'T DELAY
Thla offer will be over subscribed and tbe right Is reserved to
return any subscription received too late.
BIG HORN POWER COMPANY
243 Railroad Exchange Bldg. Chicago. 111.
Are You Interested in the
Write, wire or telephone ua ior our market letter. It will give you tha
latest market Information and keep you posted right up to date.
We solicit the account of everyone Interested In the grain markets. Every
effort will be made by personal attention to give our customers prompt and
efficient service. The grain market) are very active now and there art op
portunities for securing nice profits.
WMT1 V
W. C. Fleury Co.
Members Chicago Board of Trade and Omaha OraU Eaohange
Brasdels Bldg. Omaha, sr.n.
Oood to choice lambs, 17.00-87.40; fair to
good lambs, l7t7.00; good light year
lings, 6.156.40; good heavy yearlings,
16.0w6.H6; good to choice wethers. I4.fi0.ri
4. HO; fair to good wethers, 4.2&(i4.M; good
to choice ewee, 4.4O$j4.60; fair to good
ewes, 14.00-4.o. Quotations on feeder
stock: Good to ohoice lambs, 16.26w.&0;
fair to good lambs, I5.50i3tl.25; light year
lings, $5.10(45.25; heavy yearlings, $4,763
6.10; old wethers, 14.0txri4.40; good to choice
ewes, 13.2541. 7b; breeding ewes. $3.7566.00;
yearling breeding ewes, $5.6o&.00.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Price.
18 Wyoming wethers 117 4 80
69 Wyoming yearlings, culls... 86 4 80
476 Idaho ewes, feeders 100 I 74
143 Idaho ewes 107 v 4 26
(6 Idaho yearlings 93 6 25
208 Idaho lambs, feeders 67 (25
623 Idaho lambs 67 7 25
117 Idaho lambs 60 7 25
660 Idaho lambs 73 7 30
2tl Idaho lambs, culls 76 (25
23 Nebraska lambs, cull feeders II 4 50
50 Nebraska wethers 101 4 76
2J3 Nebraska lambs, cull feeders M (76
(; Nebraska lambs, feeders 48 ( 10
4o2 Nebraska lambs, feeders 48 I 10
21 Wyoming lambs, feeders 60 (15
15 Wyoming lambs, cull feeders 41 6 00
13 Wyoming lambs, cull feeders 47 5 00
127 Montana ewes, feeders 86 $66
2& Montana ewes 89 4 $6
CHICAGO LIVB STOCI MARKET
Cattle Weak llogr Open Higher and
Close aiendr.
CHICAGO, Sept. 13. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at 27,000 head; market, weak;
steers, $r.6K(8 30; cows, $3.505 2o; heifers,
Hr.Orii6.OU, bulls, $3.X34.sr; calves, 3.iwo
$.00; Blockers and feeders, $3.iitAlV
HOUtJ Receipts, estimated at 27.000 head;
markat opened lOo higher and closed
steady; choice heavy, $8.5008 61); butchers,
$v46d8.67Vi; light mixed, $2:2l8 40; choice
liKht, Hi 4018 60; packing, $4.108 25; pigs,
$7,000.80; bulk of sales. $. 18.40.
SHEEP AND LAUU8 Receipts, esti
mated at 90.000 head; market for choice
western lambs, stesdy; others, 10c to 15c
lower; sheep. $4 2.vflt.l; lambs, $6.75(87.60;
yearlings, 16.00nj6.75.
Kansas City Mva Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY Mo.. 8.pt. 13-CATTI.E
Receipts, 24.000 head. Including 100
southerns: market, steady: stockers and
feeders, strong to 10c higher; choice ex
port and drened beef steers, $6.7f38.00;
fa'r to good. $4 45 ft 4V 60; southern steers,
$3 406.50; southern cows. $2 504 4 10; native
cows, S2.tVrV4.5i); native he. fere $3.2&jj6.50;
bulls. $3 6"rfi3.&0; calves. $3 50roi7.50.
HOGH Receipts, (.600 head; market. 5c
hlKher; top. SS..16; bulk of sales, r7Do'n8.25;
h.-avy. $8.15rf7 8.3): parkrs and butchers.
$x OtVrt 35; linht. 7.7F4.1S: pigs, $5 M67 TO.
SHEBP AND LAMIIS-Itecelpts, 7.000
head; market for sheep, steady; for lamb.
tft- lower: lambs. $6rO'rt7 66; yearlings $"..r0
(15.60; weUiers, $4 50ii5 25; ewes, $4 00fj500,
stockers and feeders, $3.?6ft5.2S.
at. Joseph Live Slock Markrl.
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. 11 CATTLE R
reipts, 60iD head: market steal v to 10c
lower; steers. S4.)'8 0)i: corn's and heifers
$2My,i6 0u; fslves. 73.WijS.fiO.
HOGS Receipts, 3 O0 hea-1; market s'eadv
to 5c higher; top, Ia 25; bulk of sal s, IH 00
U8.15. t
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 3.500
head; market steady; lambs, H0j7 50.
at. Inla I.lvn Srk Market.
ST. LOt'IS. "ept. U CATTTK Receipts,
12000 head. Including (.500 Texan; mr
ket. steady to Uiwer; native shipping and
-xporf steers. $" Wr7 VI; dresred t-eef a"d
butcher st-er yt steers unrler 1 00 1
pounds, $4 0ut)0X; Btorkers and feeders,
imiMs
n
rVMj,-.!.-
Berber! LGoocIi Co.
Sfoktrs' and Dealers
azw. VBOTistona, .uocxv .
Onjeke Offlcei ait) SI, T. Xtlt Blag. '
li 'eVeiephose, Dong-Is ML.
laaepeaaisat, A-a4 aad WaiSn
Oloes. ana largest House In tbe rate)
$J.75Ji6.00; cows and helfere, 13. 85136. 75
canuers, $2 4Ou3.00; bulls, H00i4.2o; calves,
$6.25a7.60; Texas ahd Indian steers,' $.J.6o(J
6.50; cows and heifers, $2.35434 40. -
HOGS ru-celpls, 4.60U hesd; market,
higher, pgH and lights, $6.0t8.20; packers,
7.tai'8.26i butchers and best heuvy, $8.30d
8.55. - .
HHEEP AND LAMDS-Reoeipta, t.Stt
head; market, strong; native muttons,
$3.76fr4.86; - lambs. $6.407.50; culla. and
bucks, 12.504.60; stockers, $3.00Q3.76.
lonx City Live Sloel Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. Sept. lt-(Speclal Tele-gra.n.l-CATTl.E
Receipts, 600 bead; mar
ket steady; beeves, 40uu7.60; cows, ti.J.4
4.76; feeders. n.76'5.26: yearlings, $3.004.00.
HOG Receipts, 1.000 head; market t$
10c higher; range ot prices, $7.7ta$.69; bulK
of sales, $7.80-7.. .
Block In Slant. 1 .
Receipts of live stock at the sis princi
pal western manteis yesieraay were
Cattle.
Hogs.
Sheep.
21,M
'$.'600
7. On)
2.6O0
0.0u0
South Omaha
fcioux Clt-y ....
HI. Joneph
Kansas City .
St. lxuls
Chicago
Total
....11.300
.... 600
.... 5.000
....24.000
....12.000
....27.000
1.700
l.OdO
3,000
6,600
4.:j
27.000
..88,800 43,800 64,000
W,,nl b( I. . - . .
I .. ,
ussy i'j.-t win. i. nuuu- ini listing
of wo I lor the fifth series of auction sales
closed today at the following amounUi:
New Koutli Wales, 17,110 hales; yueeimUnd,
31,137 beler Victoria, 8.603 bales; South
Australia, 2.7M Lales; West Australia, 2,174
bules; 'lasnianla, L85 bales; New Zralund,
4..7. bales; Cape of Good Hope and Natal,
10,)O8 bait s. Of this wool . 36,600 bales of
Austi aiaslan und 11.000 bales of Cspe of
Good Hope and Natal were forwarded di
rect to spinners, making the net available
l I -.'.8a hales. Including 15,000 held over
from the fourth series.
ST. LOll.S, Mo Sept." 13 -WOOL Un
changed; territory and western mediums,
:ii2c; fine mediums, 224o;-fine, laie.
Cotiou Markat. "
NEW YORK, Sept, 13. COTTON Fu
tures opened euay; tjotober; 12 2oc; De
cember. 1320c: January, 12 13c; March,
12.1X-; Msy, 12.WK.-.
Futures cionrd firm; September, 12.18d;
Ociolnr. 12.1Sc; November, 12.1!c; f,iecm
ter, 12. Uc; January, 12. He; Fbruary, 12.17o;
March, 12.24.i April, 12.26c; May, 12.2.0
Bl-Ol ilo-c-d Qult, 2o polnia lower; mid
dlu.g ULlan.lK, 12.40c; middling gulf, 12.6ic;
sali-, tfm rales.
uALVtoxuiN, Sept. 1S.-COTTON-Lower
at i2o.
Coffee Market. .
NEW YORK. Sept. 13 COFFKE-Fu-tures
closed sternly to 5 points lower.
Sales wore reported of 12.F.U0 has. Includ
ing September at G.iO.-; I ere:i,l.er, . 6 45c;
March and May, Liir; spot market, quiet:
No. 7 Rio. lmc; Sanlos No. 4, aSyjircj mlU
steady; Cordova, 8Hil2c. ,
fclajln Ha) Iter Market.
ELGIN, 111, Spt. 13-f)CTrER-rirm;
30c; sales for the week, 732,800 pound.
