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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1909.
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f CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
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Smaller World'i Shipments Cauied
Better Clan of Buying.
WHEAT VALUES GIVES A BOOST
Northwest II print Wheat Hottmil
Br la F.arnrit, bat Trlecs
Arc Working Steadily
Higher.
. OMAHA, Sept. It, IMS.
Smaller world' shipment than wera ex
pected caused a better cass ot buying and
ooosted wheat values again loony. Tne
northwest spring wheal movement liaa
begun In earnest, but Blocks do not seem
to be accumulating and prices ars workUig
steadily higher.
Traders seem to be regarding the corn
market dltterontly every day, prices ars
up on day and down the next, resulting
only In a scalping affair. The cou.itry
dealers continue to be good sutler on ail
bulges. .... ,i
Wheat was well purported By good buy
ers early and an advance was scored.
Northwestern receipts- ars heavy and
should weigh -down price, but the present
demand a. id light world shipments are
tending to hold price up.
Corn was firm and held strong with the
strength In. wlnat. Country selling has
been liberal during ths past few days on
all the bulges and ' Weather Condition
have beea rather bearish. It looks like an
Baxter market .for tue time being.
I'rlmary When receipts were 1.876,000
bushels and shipments were M7,(m0 bushels,
attain. i receipts last er of 2.1i'7,08) buHhels
and shipments of 94K 000 bushels.
1 riinary corn receipt were 8.13,000 buiihels
and shipments Wfe 4S6.000 bushels, against
receipts last year- of u,M bushels and
shipments of 168.000 bushels.
Clearances w ere S.tWi bushels of corn. 7 000
bushels of Outs and wheat and flour equal
to 162.000 bushels. - -
Liverpool closed Hd higher on wheat
nd unchanged to VI higher on corn.
Local range of options:
Ai tides. Open, j High.! Low. Close.VBd y.
Wheat
Sept...
Dec...
Corn
Sept... lire..,,
Oats
Sept... Deo...
C3'4
57V.
i
37 H;
asf 96vJ Se 96
91.j- slW 91
fir-, 'ta 63 A
Mfc .C7Hj 67V 67!4
S' PS 37 37 V,
Si ' 37-' 37 37'.
Omaha i;sfc Prices.
Omaha cash prices Tuesday'
i WHKAT No. 2 hard, Wcvtt 004; No. J
Ahsrd, is,y.)c; No. 4 herd, MniJbc; No. 8
j'rtng, lwffi :c ; no grade,
CORN No. 2. 'Mv4itfl44c: No. 3, 64,64c;
No. 4. 6JvtWWc; No. 2 yellow, 64VuvMc;
No. 3 yellow, o44c; No. I white, ic; No.
white, 644o.
OATS No. J mixed, S7fi37Hc; No. I yel
low, BiVu&Hc; No. S white, 39!i9l4c; No.
4 whiter 8; f; tnc gtamfartt, 3c.
RY E No. 2. 67o; No. 4 Sso,
Carlos Keertvts.
- Wlx-ai. Corn. Oats.
96 632 2.18
:.5.5
;. 9 ' 47. U
i.iu.371 '
Chicago ....
Miiini hpoli.i
O. nulla '
Duliim
1IIIC AGO UHAIN AMD PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing;
Prices on Board of' Trad.
CHICAUO, Sept. 14 Ftar of a crip
shortage In Argentluu, which caused
snarp advance in prices yesterday, was
again a dominating factor In the wheat
market hers today- As on the preceding
session, i t ices mad material gains, bu.
the market failed to retain the advance
owing to profit-taking, -and closed w
lower to VrftVtkC.. liUher compared with thu
previous final ' figures.' - Corn1 and outs
ciustd steady and provisions easy.
AllhouKh the wheat market dlwplayed
decided strength the greater part of the
session, several reactions occurred at vari
ous times owing to liberal realising: sales.
September was more erratic than the
more deferred - months, 'and at the - close
was V4c below final auolationa of tha ore
t vious session, wblle the more distant de
liveries were up c to WttHc (J .metal
belief in the short crop theory for Argen
' tlna imparted omiwlifersble strength at
the openln-.- shorts btjlng active bidders.
A falling off In northwestern rsoelpls also
. stlniulattcl di-inand early In tha day.
Lcter, however: Hh pane lies swrs received
statinc that rwttvy .ralnr h some section
' of Ai Kenluta . had greatly . .Improved th
outlook for the new crop.. Another fac-
tor which caused considerable' selling to
ward midday was the statement of the
world's visible supply,- whtoh showed an
' Increase of -7.232.000 bushels. . .Tb trade,
- how over, was Inclined to buy wheat all
day on th damage reports to the Argen
tina crop-. '
The corh market was Inclined to be
weak all day. The market closed steady
with prices unchanged to a shade lower
compared with the previous close.
Realising Bales cnuspd moderate weak
ness In the oats market early In th day,
but a firmer ton develop I during th 1
1 last half of ths session. Price at tho
. close were unchanged to MrWdo higher.
Provisions were easy. . Prices at th
Close were 10c lower to 60 higher.
Th leading future ranged a.i follows:
shorts. S18 12V4: dear ribs. I1MJU: short
clears. f 18 26.
POLLTHY Steady ! chlrkena. 13c: SDiinc.
134c; turkeys, irt)17c; ducks. Uo, geess, 6c.
14 1 1 tu-MMdy; creamery, 24;31o.
KGUS Kteady, l4c.
Receipts and shipments of flour and grain
were aa follows:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls..
Wheat, bu.,
Corn, bu....
Oats, bu....
... 10 WO
.... IIS.01O
.... tl,lK)
.... 7u,M
15 .s.m
1I0.2U0
U.P0
W.100
Articles. I Opan. High. Low. Close. Ye y.
Wheat " I
Bept. 1044-H 104 103 103 103
Hee, WV 8 l98H1l 4tr
-J May ' 10lH- 1 02 1 014 1 02 I101V4
Corn. -. I . "(
' Bept 4rH ; T H 6T 87
Jfeo. COii04 . W4 MVd tsJ 004 604ii 14
May 61V4i ' 6Z4 lYi7i6ii617u.l
Oat. I
Sept. IS. 404 - Sf 3 t
Voe. - to - T 4 39V&4
- ' lday 417442'. W n ,4Ha 43424i41',4J
Pork- .
slept. 23 80 23 W 80 23 85 23 86
Jan. 1107 lslg - 17 W IT W 13 00
' Lard ., . ,
bept. 12 07H 12 074 12 00 12 00 11 SB
W Oct. 12 05 12 06 11 B74 11 974 12 00
1 Nov. 11 8i U 65 11 60 11 60 11 74
Jan. 10 86 10 674 10 60 10 60 10 66
t Ribs
V Hept. 11 97 U 674 11 11 674 11 724
, Oct. 11 674 11 674 U M 11 60 11 67 4
j t Jan. j. I 47 0 I 45 474 474
! Cash quotations wer as follows:
. TLOUR tlrm: winter patents, 34 66i
t 00; straights t4.46O4.80; spring straights,
64.W-3476; bkra , 13.3014. ,
HVIi No.. J, 70(tf73a
BARLEY Pd or mixing, SOJfWc; fair to
( choice malting, 6'jxJ6o.
BEKDis Flax. No. 1 southwestern, ft.37;
No. 1 northweslern, $1.47. Clover, 11126.
PROVISIONS Pork, mess, per bbl.. 3W.80
CT23.86. Lard, per 100 lbs., $12 024. Short ribs,
aide (loose), UviiU.76; short elsar sides
(boxed). $12.374iyl2.ba.
Total clearance of wheat and flour wrr,
equal to 152,000 bu. Primary receipt wer
I j 1:5.000 bu., compared with 3,187.000 bu. th
r sorrespondlng day a year ago. Th world's
rlslbl supply, aa shown by Bradatreet's,
Increased 4,u63.000 bu.
Kstlmatsd xecelpts for tomorrow: Wheat,
40 cars; corn, 327 cars; oats, lit cars; hogs,
X,k0 head.
BUTTER Steady; creameries, 24424c
dairies, 2i&2oo.
KOGS Receipts. 6,118 cases; firm; at
m mark, cases Included, lso; firsts, 214c;
' prime firsts, 33o.
CHEtMK Sieafly- daisies, 154'cfl&o;
twins, 14616c; young Americas, liio; long
horns, 16c. v ' - ,
( POTATOCa-Steady: choioa to fanoy, O
Qtloc; fair to good,. fePdOo. "
POULTRY Easy ; turkey, 17c; chickens,
, 134c; springs, 14.
VEAL Steady; 6ft to 60-lb. wta. 94c;
i so to 86-ip, u, 4wc; to iu-ib. iu,
104410.
i
t. Loala Ueaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. Bent. U.WHK AT Htrtiar:
track. No. 3 red. cash. 1. 12ffl.lt i No. I
hard, 1.0ei07; Beptsinber, 11.044; D
camber, . $1 tv-; Mayt H.OJ'dl0u-
CORN Futures, weak; cash, firm; track.
No. 3 cash. ti4o; December. 6s4: May.
14MilSc; No. 3 wtilt, 4o.
OATti Higher; track. No. cash, 4040;
a Diembr. ayo; May, 41'c; No. 8 whit.
RVli Nominal. 76. '
FLOUR (Steady; red winter patents 36.00
C6 u; sxtra faiK-y aad straight, 34.70ia4.lM'
; rd winter clears, 8J .j20. '
SEEl Timothy, 63.0ovl.4a.
COHNMKAL 63.30.
I A VKAN Firmer; sacked, cast track. 8101
J Km.
w 1 11 1 V m,M- llmAlkv 111 u. , . ,
t.60'ifll.Ws
IRON COTTON. TIES 8O0.
GGINO-7c '
Hi: MP TvVINE 7c.'-.
PituVli-lO.NsI l'ork, steady; ' Jobblns.
. 8i' '0 Lard. . ilgher; , prims steam, 3l2.r.4
4iii4l'4- Dry salt meats, steady, boxed ex
. siiorts, til ,l!: h rtbs, 6l2.ru ,; short
U:l-'l'. IU3o. Rucun. steady; boxed extra
A
WBATIIEr IM TIIR ORAIBf BELT
Probably Fair Wednesday After ax
IVIllbt at Cooler.
OMAHA, Sept. 14, 1909.
Italna were general during th last
twenty-four hours In the mldaie and lower
portions ot the Missouri va.iey and east
over me upper Missiksippl vabey and up
per lake rtgion, and continue this morning
trum the Missouri river east over th upper
Mississippi valley. Tha rains in Nebraska
were very light and scattered in th west
ern portion of th state, but were moder
ately heavy and fairly weil distributed
throughout the eastern portion. Excessive
rains occurred in western Missouri and
eastern Kansas. A trough of relatively
low pressure continues from the upper lake
region south over th central vaiiaya, and
this depression will cause continued unset
tled weather, with probably ahowsrs. In
this vicinity during tna . rematndir of to
oay. An area of hign pressure overlies
tne west and generally clear weather pre
vails west of th Missouri river. Coolsr
weather prevails west of the Mississippi
liver to the Rocky mountains snd light
iosi srs reported In Colorado. New Mil
ieu and soutnern Utah. With th high
pressure, and generally clear weather over
.lit west in outlook Is favorgnl for fair
in thl vicinity tunignt and Wednesday,
Mith silghtiy cooler tonight.
Rfccord of temperature and precipitation
compared with th corrcspouaing day of
tiis last three year:
1THJSI. 1908. 1907. 1906.
Minimum temperature.... M tit 66 63
Precipitation nt .00 .00 l.U
Normal temperature tor today, 66 degrees.
Liencttncy in precipitation since Maroh 1,
.5 ot an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
l.t.1 inches. .
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
ipcnes. U A. VVKL8H,
Local Forecaster.
Cora aad Wheat Rectos BalUtla.
For Omaha, Ncu., lot- the tweuiy-four
hours enaing at s o. m.. 76ih meridian
time, Tuesday, September 14, U09:
UiUArlA DISTRICT..
Teuiu. Main-
Stations. Max. jUin. fall.
Asiuatid, Neb tn 6u
AuDiiin, Neb i 4a
xi otm liow, jnd. ki
CoiuinouH, Neo... 11
C'uibertsun, .Neb.. 6a
tairinoiu, Neo... w
Or, island. Neb.. W
tiartington, Neo. M
tituiunsH, Web.... 4
iioidiese. Neb... M
Uakdaie, Neb M
umuna, Neo u
Tekamah, Neb... 6
Alta, la 67
Carroll, la 71
iCIariudu, la 87
Hibley, la 68
Sioux City, la... ti8
4
ui
4;
64
to
116
t4
4J
l
00
6j
04
W
66
a,
66
.89
.00
.00
.Id
,U)
.M
.Oi
.12
.10
.17
Mi
.16
.Ml
.73
.06
.0,
.12
Sky.
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
ciouoy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Kalnlng
Minimum temperature for tweive-hour
period enulng at 8 a. In. Not Included
in avtmbes.
ilbTRICT AVERAGES.
. . No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. 6ianona. Max. aiin. Inches.
Chicuso, III 26
Columbus, 0 17
!. Moines, la.... 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 19
Louisville, ivy 14
Minneapolis, Minn. Is
Omaha. Neb 17
St. Louis, Mo 13
Heavy rains wer quit general In the
western portion of the corn and wheat
lesion wiihln the last twenty-tour hours,
excessive rains occurred In western Mis
souri and eastern Kansas. , Cooler weather
piuvaus ovr the western portion,
L. a. vv a.L8H,
Local Forecaster, weather uureau.
90 66 .04
90 M - .00
84 t2 M
84 62 .88
90 M .00
72 44 .08
W 64 .34
92 s .M
SKW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day oa Varloas
Commodities..
NEW YORK, Bept. 14. FLOUR Receipts,
ddis.; exports 21,100 bold.; umikei
steady, wun fair trad. Kansas straights,
44.lwtf6.OO; Minnesota patents, ii.wi.ul;
winter- straights, s4.6a4.lK; Minnesota
bSKai-s, 34.i6.A; winter extras, )4.9a; win
ter patents, 8o.ltru5.40; win.er 10. v gigdes.
4.10ui.oO. Ry Hour, steady;-fair to. good,
64.1uu4.26; choice to fai.cy, rt.30tf4.4U.
-COK.olEAl Firm; tine vvi111.11 and yel
low, 41.bOffl.1i6; coarss, 8l.UXtfl.65; kiln dried,
33.70. , . .'
uiE Juiet; No. 2 western, 764o, nomi
nal, c. I. t., New York.
uARLEi Steady ; feeding, S&S590, o. 1. f..
New York,
wHa.A -Receipts, 34,800 bu.J exports,
4,000 bu.; spot market, firm; No. 2 red,
31.09, nominal, elevator: No. 2 red. tl.UiU.
nominal, f. o. b., af.oat; No. 1 northern,
Duiuth, I.I04. nominal, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 3 hard winter, winter. 81.134.. nnmlnm
f. o. b., atloat. A lot of wheat was bought
in tor siiun account today and ths market
at on time was uo la ner bustial Infm.
enced by strung western marksts, higher
cusu prices, tirm continental cables and
disappointing receipts. In th afternoon.
however, realising developed and part of
th advance disappeared, final prices
showing Su-4c net rise. September closed
at 81.114; December closed at ti.Ou; May
closed at 31044.
CORN Receipts, 39,600 bu.; exports, 4.500
bu I spov maraei steady; o. 8 old. 79c,
elevator, ana 60c, nominal, delivered; No.
3 new m4o, nominal, f. o. b., afloat. Op
tion market was wtlhout transactions
closing net unchanged; September closed
at lac; December closed at 71V.O.
OATt Receipts, Io2,8o0 bu.; exports, 6,750
ou. , spui miner, mixea, eiQc; natural
wnne, ro oo, ouppea wnite, 4480
HA V Steady; shipping, No. 3. TSiasoo;
good 'o choice, 904i0i4o.
HOPS Firms slat, common to choir
.x tb'yWc; U07, nominal; Paclflo coast.
1908. 164180.
HIDEO Essy; Bogota, 184204c; Central
Amenta, wU,
LEATHi.it Quiet; acid. 22iiS0c.
PROVISIONS Reef, steady : family, 214.6a
414.60; rneas tuooll to; beef hams, $2i.oo
ajo.w, vavlvvs ii-u"w, vuy extra India
mess, 3A).UOiua.60. Cut meats steady: mea
led bellies. $13.003d3.IM; pickled hams, $12 00
612 50. I-ard steady; middle west, $12.46
11. do; reiniHu, uaieiy sisaay; continent,
812.W; Uoulh Ameiica, UM. Poik, firm;
iamny. mw, iiiwu vieax, fa.oit.bv; mess.
3ia.755M.75.
TALLOW Quiet; olty (3200 per pkg)
i 6-lwli6Sc; country (pkgn. free), 6490c
RICE Wulet; donieulio, (4ff7c; , Japan,
64l6c.
U UTTER Easier; creamery speolals, (1
Voinu.
EGOS Firmer; western extras, firsts.
254-a-oi f'rstj, 2343'244o; seconds, 213!4c
CHEEdK Steady; stats, full cream, spe
cials, 1644 164c.
POULTRY Allva, firm; western chick
ens, 1744iliwj; fowls, 174ff-lSHo; turkeys, ifio.
Dressed, easier; western chickens, loauo
fowls, 17&1AC-
Kumi City Orala aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITV, Sept. 14.-WHEAT 15i3o
hlKher; No. ( hard. 41 031.06; No. 3 hard
WWcml.Oil; No. 2 red. ll.iAhgl.ll; No. 3 red!
3io'iil.I0.
CORN Unchanged to 4c hlKher; No 3
mixed, 654c; No. 3 mixed, 6611654c; No 2
white 6S0; No. 3 white, t644ic.
OATsi Unohanged; No. 2 white. 41fl43o
No. 3 mlxetl. SS,,40c. ' ,IM3'
RYE Vic
HAY I'nchangc. to 60o higher; cholc
timothy. tll m-Jiil 28; choice prairie, 8s Thai
.oO; choice alfalfa, 313. Wo 14.60.
BUTTER Creamery extras, 274c; first
264c; seconds, 2340: packing stock. 3040'
EGOS Extras, 2uc; firsts, 21c; current
receipts, cases Included, tu.26 a case; sec
onds and dirties, 12o; southerns, loss off
140.
Receipts and shipments of grain wer as
follows: Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu ao.boo 136 0i0
Corn, bu ls.OtA) 8 000
Oats, bu 14,000 6iou0
Options at Kansas City;
Articles.
I Ope a. I High. I Low. Close.
Wheat
September 1 87S
Icember ... 94S 94S
May 974 rs
Corn
September ... 65 66
December ... 674 (7
May 60-' 60S
askad. B bid.
94 97HR
nasi 9SB
Wtai 4A
64S
674
S9'I
674 B
604
IlTtryMl Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL, beot. 14-WITCAT-eoot.
J dull; No. 3 red weeteru, wlnteV, 7 Id,
wsren, rs sna.
CORN bpot steady; American mixed, via
Galveston, 6s 3 J, futures, nominal; Oc
lober, 6a 4'd; December, ts ti.
FLO L It W Inter patents, dull, 8V
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Narrows to Professional Bat
and Price Morement it Heavy.
HEAVY DRAIN BY CASH ON BANKS
Demands at Western Houses and Bab
Treaanry Makes Restriction of
Credits Itereawrr aad Halts
Indentation,
NEW YORK, Sept. 14 Th stock mar
ket narrowed to a professional rut today.
Efforts were made to keep speculative
Interest alive by concentrating operations
In one or two of the uual speculative
favorites and a few novelties, but the re
sponse of the general list was languid.
Th tendency of prices to retrace their
course wss another siitniflcanat predom
inance of professionl traders' transactions.
The hardening of the money market Is a
natural check on free speculation. While
tanking opinion does not look for any
stringency this fall, the position of the
New York banking reserve shows that a
restriction of credits Is Imperative to con
form to the heavy drain now making on
the cash holdings of ths banks. The ft. 344.
000 withdrswn from the bsnks by sub
treasury operations since the last weekly
bank statement was msds up compares
with sn sctual surplus reserve s,t that
lima of less than 14,000,000. Tho Interior
has continued to draw on New York In
ths meantime In addition to the sub-treasury
requirements. A rise In New York
exchange at Chicago today has resulted
from the firmer money rates her. The
shifting of losns employed tnth specu
lative holdings of stocks to other lenders
than the banks seems to be Indicated by
th course of events. Th unusual re
course is to foreign money markets at
this tlms of ths yr, but th money
msrket In New York Is sxtended already
to an enormous extent on that side. State
ments ot American banking Indebtedness
abroad have pointed to a flaure as high
as SMO.OOO.OOO. The low level of the
merchandise export for many months
past ' and which still persists has com
bined with very large exports to leave th
International exchange market without
th usual material for covering foreign re
mittances. The newly developed Russian
demand for gold In the London market
also projects a new element Into ths
prollem, unusually benvy grain exports
from Russia being advanced for explana
tion. In the horn financial markets, the
Investment appetite for securities has been
the occasion of complaint by bankers and
syndicates and various projected new Is
sues have been delayed. In soma of these
a lain foreign participation was expected
which has been relied on to meet a part
of the maturing Indebtedness of New
York's foreign money markets. Bank
loans throughout the country are known
to be very heavily extended, how much so
th compilation of reports of national
banks now making to the comptroller Is
awaited to show. With the season at
hand when the normal requirements of
the Interior make requisition upon New
York for tens of millions of dollars, the
outlook does not Invite to undue exten
sion of liabilities for holding seourltles on.
The banks to day are Inclined to advance
the rate for call loan rates In concert and
the making of a 3 per cent rata by one or
two of the largest Institutions made an
example that was generally followed with
as high a rate as has been touched at any
time since th early part of 1908. when
money plethora was setting In after the
suhsldenoe ot the panto of 1907.
The stock market was strong In spit of
the money market' situation, which was re
flected In tha dullness of the speculation
rather than In pressure to sell.
The speculation In Reading was
animated and was coupled with
rumors of coming favorable dividend
kctlon following th return of the presi
dent of the company from abroad. The
Harrlman Pacifies moved upward again
In compliance with varying reports of th
future plans of the successors to that
financier's power. The strength of the
coppers wss sttributed In London to spec
ulative covering operations. It was ac
companied by a rise In th electrical
equipment company shares. The allied
railroads In the southern territory rose In
concert In response to dividend rumors.
The day's market was made up of such
Intermittent movements. At the' end of
tho day gains wre only partly held.
Bonds wer;flrra. .Total sales par value,
$4,100,000. 1
United (States bonds wera unchanged on
call. ......... .... . .
Number' of sales and leading quotation
on stock today were as follows;
' SalH. High. Low. Cloe.
Allts-CTalmre pta ......... 1"0 61 U
Amalamat4 Cooper ..... l4,aK 8V IH
Amerloan Agricultural .... 109' 48 41 414
Am. Beet Busar lv) 444 434 44
Am. Can pM l.W 4 H MS
Am. C. a r l ew 474
Am. Cotton Oil i.t"0 14H 4
Am. H. U pit v.. . 474 41 474
Am. h-e Securities K t7Vi 4 8Ss
Amorlcan Unml ........... 2. 4u0 11 15H 14
Amsrloan Loeomotlv 400 II 6tH (
Am. S. A R 8,4rt 4T4 45'i 74
Am. i. A n. pfd, st-dlv...
Am. Bxigtr KeilDlnc
Am. T. a T
Am. Tobacco cfd 1,0"0 KJH ht 101
American W00M - 4 Mi II l4
Anaconda Mining Co 1.3K 4.H 4tt 4. 14
Atchison
At oh Hon pfd
Ailantto Coast Uoe.
Baltimore Ik Ohio....
Bal. A Ohio pta
Bathlebem Bil 4u0 844 6i4
Brooklyn Rapid Tr 6.804 T7 144
Canadian Paclfl t 4.W1 18 14 181
Central Leath.tr 3.1V0 41 414
Cantral Laalh. Bid
Central ol New Jersey.. 1.400 114
ChesapMka A Otile 84.400 134
Chioat-o Alton 70S 44
Chicago Orcat Western.... tot) 11
Chicago A N-
c. m. a et. r
c, u., 1;. m si. u. it
Coloraao r. I J0 424
Colorado A 60 .....
Colo. A so. 1st pfd
Colo. A So. Id pfd
CoDHlldat4 Oaa 400 14
Com Products 1.604 M
Delaware a Huuioa
Ifenrer A Hie Oreads....
D a R. O. pfd (04 1144 w
biwlllere' Seourltles 1"0 174 II '
Erie I, WO 8414 84 4
aria tat pta
Brie Id pfd
Oeneral klectlio
Oreat Northern pfd
Greet Northern Ore etfa....
Illinois Central ,
luiarboroug-n Met
InL Met. pfd
laiemailonai Hamster ..
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanau City So
K. C. So. pfd
Louisville A N
Minn. A St. L
M , St. P. A S. I. M
Miaeuurt Paclflo
M., K. A T
M . K. A T. pfd
National Blecull
National Lead 1.100 I0U
n. r. r. f m. 1st pid em 17 14
New York Cantral.
N. T., O. A W . 4.'a 47W
Norfolk A W 40 M fut,
North Ame.Kan M it I2fc
nonnero racina ........... a,vv
r-eolflc Mall l ll
renaerUama 4 I. SO :is4 HI
reupie a uaa t.vv
r m. a. . .ik, ft.
. v. v.. m. ...... . , - rv M
Peeeeed Steel Car Tm 44
Pullman Palaca Car
Railway Sttel 8prlu(..
Headln
800 111 1U 111
14 a,
83 n0 149 144 lt
io,io n ii. n
800 104 10444 1H
3.800 1S4 1J4 135
8.IU) HI 1.1 117
74
181
41
m
its
M
111
80
44
1
10
'. 1
8,810 1M 165 lo
18
43
W4
11
M
(0
81
II
144
i,oo ii ik :i
e M 4H 44
5
81
84
41
41
146
1
J
lei
14
4
3.'
82
1
4
88
4
K) 41 48
l.loO 184 1S
8,400 14- Hi
to SO
7tJ !U 161
tQ 14 14
4
84
Sl
18
4
47
71
l,0u4
30
luO
1,0
40
404
1,104
3i
46
88
11
18
47
84
4e
7
1.&J0 164 Ul lil
800 48 62 68
10 144 141 143
1.40) Tl 4V A
3.9H) 41 40 41
14
1U
40
67
8.100 li4 133 114
47
U
Republle 81 eel
tSel pfd...
5
68
XX)
46
4
IS.IOJ 127 16 12t
i.etw v iuu tit't
l.Oul)
8u0
Republic Steel pfd
Roek leiend Co
kuok Island Co. pfd...
St. L. A S. F 84 pfd.
St. Levis . W
St L. S W. pfd
Slnea-Sheffleld 8. A 1.
Southern Pacific
Suutlivrn Railway
So. Rallwar pld.
Tenneaeee Copper
Teaae A Pacific..,...,
T . St L A W
T . St. U A W. pM .
Cnlon Pacific
I'ntee Pacific pfd
I'. 8. fcealiy
V. S. Rubbar ,
V. A Steel
V. S. Steel pfd
I'tah Ower
Va.-Carolina Chemical
Wabaeh
Wabath pld
Wretern Maryland . ...
S eelliif aie tiectrie
Westers Union
Wheeling A L.
W leroaeta Cantral
Total sales far Ike daj, 107, 00 aham.
liwi )e
1: 81
41
lo n;, 114 111',
ko
4e
Ui
4e
14V.
S.
K4 1.4
17 8:
74 it
" 64 x
I.'
46 fc,'.
4 ii a
..168,800 166 Id
400
IO lot
3. - It
I. pa)
3,4Vi
33 U
v
6
7o
'-
16W
A
61
71.V
88.70I) .4 I.
14, COO llv lu7 It
1
61
1.4J0 18. Ui
1.94) 41 47
41
80
4
6
kl
..108.1U0
too
44)
4.4'w
: j
3.40
. !.s
88
36
84
61
10
61
7
44
U
48
6
4
tr-,
'4
61
1v
18o'a
441
3 .
4
k
64
80
84
Treaaary 6taleaitst.
WASHINOTON. 8ep. 14-The condition
of tha treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today waa as follow:
TruM Kunds Jolo cjtn, sil
ver dollar.t. Hs5,6e60u0; silver dollars of
1-HO. $4.b) 0f0, siver certificates oulstandlnx
tle.irnl Fund-8rsndard silver dollars In
,eneral fuud, 3ii.fj2.6is2; current liabtiUlea
lo-j,i.i,.l97; wjikiug baOuce iu treasury of
fices. l7T.ftlI.4Kl; lf banks to credit of
I'nlted States treasurer. 840,4M.774; subsid
iary sllv.-r coins, 324.051.747; minor coin,
31.781. 0 1.
'lotal balance In general fund, 394.591M1
New Torsi Mesey Market.
NKW YORK. Sept. 14.-MONET-On call,
firm, iHl per cent; ruling rate, 1 per
cent; closing bid, I per cent; offered at 3
per cent. Time loans, firm; sixty days.
8Vi34i per cent; ninety days, l$i per
cent; six months, 4 per cent.
PHI M K MERCANTILE FAFERlisBio
P8Tk'rLINO EXCHANQIC Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills at 34 M7T'
4 84.ni for sixty-day bills and at 4 8'S for
demand; commercial hilts. 34 M'?f4.MV,.
SILVER Bar, 61V.c; Mexican dollars,
43o.
BONDS Government, steady; railroads,
firm.
The following are th crbalng quotations
on stocks and bonds;
V. S. ret a. res-....l0 4lnt. Met. 4a , 81
)"' Int. M. M. 4a T
1"1 Japan 4e r
.101 do 4s 4
.114 eeK, c go. 1st 8a... 16
.117 L. 8. deb. 4s 1U.... 44
. 8 L a N. unl. 4a VW
Am. Agricultural 6e..ieiM., K. A T. let 4a. 100
Am. T. A T. ev. 4e. .104 do fen. 4e
Am. Totmcoo 4c Mo. Pacific 4a 61
do e 111N. R. R. ol M. 4.. 4
Armour A Co. 4a..-- 61 . y. c. g. Is 81
100 go dab. 4a. u
.1)7 4. T.. N. H. A H.
.li; cv. 4a 13,
. iN. A W. 1st . 4s.... n
.101) or-? 4s I'd
? Ne- Parino 4e 101
. K:4 do Is 14
. 60. S. L. rfdg. 4a 4
l"kPena. e. 6a 1616.. M
l'0 do oon. 4a lol
.181 Remillne sen. 4i 64 a
dies. A Ohio 4a..losft. U I 1. r. fg. 4s. 86
do ref. 6a 1"0 do fan. 6c 80
erhlcago A. 8e.. 74 (t. L S. W. e. 4a... 71
C , B. A Q. 1. 4c.... 87 do ret fold 4c 84
do gen. 4a w Seaboard A. L 4c... M
eC. M. 6 I P. 1 8e 80 So. Paclflo c. 4a... 81
C, R. L A P. e. 4s.. 14 dn ev. 4e ,.108
do col. 4a M do let ret. 4a 4
do rldg. 4s 6l8o. Railway 6a....... Ill
Colo. Ind. 6e. t do geb. 4a 61
Colo. Mid. 4e...; 8i Tnlon Padfle 4e.....lf2
C A S. r. A c. 4i 99 do t. ce... ...11
T a H. ct. 4a 104 do let A ref. 4c... M
D. A R. 0. 4c 18 V S. Rubber 8a 1
do ret. 64 86 V S Rteel 8d 6a !K
11. Va.-Caro. them. 6a..fW
do coupon
V. S. 8a. re
do coupon
V. B. 4a. reg
do coupon
Alllc-Chal. 1st 5a
Alohlaon sen.
do ce. 4a
do ce. 6a
At. C. L. 1st 4a...
Bal. A Ohio 4c ...
do 8s
do S. W. 81. .
Brk. Tr. ct. 4a ...
Can. ef Oa. 6a...
Cen. Leather 60...
C. ol N. 1. g. 6c
Ulctlllera' 6
Eric p. I. 4c...
do gen. 4a
do ct. 4o, eer.
do serine ..
Oen. Blec. ct. I
III, Oen. let ret. 4c. u3
Bid. Offered.
69 Wabash :ct 6a.. .1... 113
78 do 1st A ex. 4c... II
66 Western Md. 4a F
76 Wen. BIcc. ct. 6s.... II
IU Wla. Central 44 30
Br-eton A Maine.
Boaton KleTated
rich burg pfd
Boston Storks and Bonds,
BOSTON, Sept. 14.-Money, call lotns, 8V,
(M per cent; time loans, 4VQ5 per cent. Clos
ing quotations were:
Atchlsun adj. 4s 1 Anialgamated '.. 80
do 4a I'" Ariiona Com 43
Atchison R. R 118 Atlantic 10
do pfd UH Butte Coalition 14
Boston A Albany U2 Cal. A Arfiona. loa
..14) Centennial 4:
,.l!7Crprer Rang
..113 Daly West 6
N. T., N. H. A H..170 Ftenkiln 14
I'nlon Paclflo 803 Oranbr I7U
Am. Arge. CTiem.... 47Qreen Cananaa 6
do ptd 102 Isle Horale ' 1C
Am. Pnea. Tube Masa. Mining I
.lBi mii-nisan , , jiimj
.127 Mohawk 1
.148 Mont. C, A C 16
., 1 NcTada u
.106 Old Dominion (4
, 7 Ceceola lit
.104 Parrot 1114
. UuQulnoT 1. H)
. 77 shannon .....
, 6 Trinity
.lb J. 8. Mining.
, 4 U. 8. Oil
. oUtah ...,...,
. 7 Vlctorta
.126 Winona ........
6 WolTerine ....
II North Butt .
Amcr. Sugar
do pre
Am. T. -A T
Amcr. Woolen . .
do pfd
Dom. I. A S
Oeneral Electric
Mass, fflectrlo ..,
do pfd
Macs. Oac
Vnited rrult ....
I'nlted B. M ...
do pfd
V. B. Steal
do pfd
AdTcnture
Allouac
Bid. 'Ki-diTldend.
Sunday.
lteceipis and disposition of live stock at
the V'nion Block Yards. South Omaha. Neb..
yfor twenty-four hours ending at 3 O'clock
p. m., ueptsmoer 11, 1909:
N RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. HT.
L., M. sx Bt 4
Wsbash 3
Missouri Paclflo 3
I'nlon Paclflo 83
C. & -N. W., east 25
C. A N. W., west.... 69
C, SU P., M. A O....
C. B. A (J., east
C, B. As Q., west.... 64
C, R. I. A P., east.. 1
C, R I. &. P., west.. 8
Illinois Central t
C. O. W t
Total receipts ....164
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
... 15
... IS
... 64
... 82
... 41
... 4
... 6
...161
... 68
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-Amertcsn securities,
after a quiet opening, became Irregular.
Union Pacific shares star.ed weak, but
afterwards rallied. At noon the market
Was steady and from S below to 1 abovs
yesterday s New York closing.
Lunuou cloning stOL'Ks:
Ooneels. money. ... 88 6-16 UmiIstIIIc A N 168
do account 63 M. K. A T 48
Amal. Copper ...81 N. Y. Central 187
Anaconda 6 Ncrfollt - A , W, 84
Atchison Kl do pfd....... 18
do pfd 101 Ontario A W 41
Biltlmure A Ohio. .. .118 I'cnneyhrenla 7.
Canadian Paclflo 184 Dand Mines 8
Cheaapaakc A 0 62 Reading . , 64
Chicago a. W '.. 11 southern 8ty 61
Chi., Mil. A St. P...160 do pld....... 71
Da Bears 17 southern Paclflo 1M
uenTcr a Rio u
do pfd...!..
Eric
do let pfd...
do td pfd...
Grand Trunk..
. 47,Unlon 'Pacific..,. .....
, a, -no ua .1
i86u.' A Teaf.!. 61
. 68 do - pfrrn-.-iir. US
. 43 Wabash, .A... 6'...., 80
.84i do atiri...Ai. :4m.
Illinois Ventral 164- SpanMr . Iu. v 66
liiuv tu-uor, steadM- at 4-)4 peg. ounce.
- MONEY tUl per cent. - . r,-,-1 -!".... -The
rate 01 discount In tl4 open ' caarknt
for short bills Is 1, per cent; f or-- three
months' bills, 1V4 pr cent .. i.v t -
. Locavl . Secarttlea,
J
106 106
8 10U
M 86
I'll !'
10 la
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
Jr.. 614 New York Life Bldg.,, Omaha:
. .' , llld. Asked.
American Radiator' Co.. 7 .131 l4
City of Omaha'a, .1817
Cudahy Packing Oo ',
Columbua (Nab.) Electric Light 6a. VJZi
Chlcaso City Railway 6a
Omaha Independent Telephone 6a. .?.'..,
Best St. Lnuls A- Bub. 6e, 1SSC. ...),... 6r 100
Kansas City Street KaUa-ay ptd 81 83
Kansas City Rallwar t, 47 48
Michigan State Tel, 6c , Vt 100
Nebraika Telephone Block, 6 66 lvo
Omaha Oac at, 1111 It t,
Omalu Electrfe Light 4 Powci 6c, 18.18.. 8 100
Omana Klectrlc Light A Power pfd.... 68 84
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. 6c, lkll..,.. 100 141
Omaha A C. B. at. Hy. (c, 1CI r loo
Omuha A C, B. St. Ur. pfd., 6 64 84
Omaha C. B. St. Ry. com., 4., .70 .....
Omaha 4 C. B. Ry. A Bridge pld., 4.. 3 64
uniaae w&iar la, aa, &V4C
Swift and Company 6a, 1814
south Omaha Sewer 4, 1834
Rlnn. ritv Stftl. VrAm wtA V
Union Stock Yarda, Omaha, 4. ax.: fiv! 84
84 86
101 101
100 101
eo o
87
New ' York Mining; Stocks. '
NEW YORK, Sept. 14. -Closing quotations
wers as follows:
Alloc 188 LecdTlllc Con ,.. 8
Brunswick Con 1 Little Chief
Com. Tuunel atoek... 84 Moxlcan ...,... ...... 169
do bonds 16 Ontario 260
Cob. Cal. A Va 130 Ophlr ......,.....',... .la)
Horn BIItcs 46 Standard 60
Iron Silver 178 Yellow Jacket 146
offered.
, Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Sept 14. Bank clearings for
today were 31.9M.94D.9S and for th corre
sponding dat last year 11.844, 9-.iS.10.
Available leppllca of Grain.
NEW YORK. Sept. 14. -Special cable and
telegraphlo communications received by
Bradslrels show- the following change
In available supply as compared with
previous account;
Available Supplies Wheat- United States,
ran Rockies, Increased 1,674.000 bushels;
Canada, Increased 1,489,000 bushels. Total
I'nlted States and Canada, Incieacd 8,0,0 -000
bushels. Afloat for and In Europe, In
creased 4.30U.OOO. Total American and
European supply, Increased, 7,373.000.
Corn United States and Canada. In
creased, 130.000 bushtls.
Oats United Slates and Canada, In
cr. ased. 1.701.000.
The leading Increases and decreases re
port'd this week follow:
lncreists Manitoba, 61)7, 000 bushels. Mid
land. SIS. C00: Cleveland, 108.000 bushels; est
Joseph, 67,04) bushels; Minneapolis, private
el- valors, COOOo bushels.
liecreases Chlcaso. private elevators
.04 000 bushels; Ooderich, 200,000 bushels'
Omaha, 84,000 bushels.. Knoxvlll. 74 ood
bushels.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14. M ETA LS Th tin
market was weak today, . Itn spot 'losing
at 2f 7&'a 'i. K6. ft,.- tinber at JJJ.TCj 29.95. a 1,1
October, NoveniLir and lc.r.nbr at 329 70
(iioU.OO. halts wre repor.ed of twenty-il ,e
tons at 39 .86. The London market was
quiet and lower, with spot cloelng at 3,
84 6d and futures at 137 6a. Ths market
for standard copper was easy, with spoi
closing at IU.40HI 12 ). September at 812 i.,a
12 60 October at 12wVfi.,a November a
.-i..r!il-' and December at 12.664jl3.70. No
sales were reported on the sew York ex
change. The London market was firm an I
a amide hlnlur. with spot quoted at ita 8s 91
and futures quoud at 169 bs 31. Local deal
ers quote lake copper ac 313.00ul3.20 elec
trolytic at 3l2.i6nl3.o0 and casting at ll'.2
i:i.sT. Iead was steady, with spot nuot ,
at 34. "i 4.3 71,. New York, and at 4.8oi4 2'7.
1'ast St. Louis. The London market wan
lower at 1S Us 9d. Spelter was firm wun
spot quoud at J5.;0'i5.80, New York, and a
io.iioj Kaat St. Louis. The L nd m
.naraet w as lower at LI.' 17s 6d. Iron w j ,
lower In th English market at o0i 10 i
for Cleveland wanants. Iiially no change
was reported. No. 1 foundry northern, No
1 southern and No. 1 smthem, soft, 31J.2',
til 75; Nil 2 nonhern, 31H.00 4 18 60.
ST. LOUIS, Spt. 14 M EfA LH Lead
lug liar; 64.37i. B palter, weak; 33 ts).
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Spt. 14. COFFER Puturs
cloned qule., net unchanged. Sales we.
eporled of only l.ooo baps;- December ai
6 tie. tpo:, quiet; No. 7, Rio. 7c; N01 i
Santos, 8:M. Mild, steady: Cordova
'Hj Uo. '
OMAHA LIVE STt)CK MARKET
Large Beceipti of Cattle, but Fricei
About Steady.
HOGS CONTUniE ON THE UP GRADE
Fat Lambs Ten to Fifteen tents
Lower, with Fat Sheep and
Feeders of All Kinds Steady
to Easier.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. It. 1!XS.
Receipts were: Cattle Hogs. Bhet-p.
Olficlal Monday 11.447 1.7' 22.7M
Estimate Tuesday 7.400 4.600 Z8.QW
Two days this week . . . .1M4T S.W 3U84
Same dxys lust week K.1'5 8.744 U tfl
8am day 3 weeks ago..U..'72 10 413 8-U-4
Snriit days 3 weeks ago.. 17,6!7 W.W JS 3 8
nn4 days 4 weeks ago.. 12 014 bbi 3.M
Bam days last year 22,075 7,02 44,812
Th following table shows me receipts
or cattle, hogs and sheep st South Omaha
for th year to dat. compared with last
year: iw.
Cattle 7870
Iloas 17,1 318
Sheep 1,141. 931
The following tnble
price of hogs at Pouth Omaha for th last
several days with compsrlsons:
1!. Inc. Dec.
840 610 86,869
1.371.625 l9tm
1.184.973 t 41.041
shows ths average
Date. I 1909. tL08. 1807. 13tJ.1906.19!H.IlP0J.
3.
4..
Bept
Kept.
Kept. 8..
bept. s
Sept.
Sept.
8ept
Sept. 10..
Kept. 11.
6pt. 13.
Sept. 18.
Bept. 14.
7...
8..
8.
7 I7H
T 8C!
T 1
7 81
t 3T4
7 lis,
T n
1 8714!
(81
i ti
"J
44
4 t
8
I 6A
I 801
5 9
I 75!
I 8)
38
I 811
( K3
6 34
I 7ll 5 M
6 8ni
6 87
I 85)
I SI
7GI
t ls
I 901
16 1
in
6 87: I 86
I 90 5 33
8 001 I 21
6 02 I 14
1 a as
B 48,
8 23; b r
5 3l 3 t
I 32, I U
6 M
6 41
6 48
5 801 8 51
8 SS) I 64
6 44
6 66
5 ft
t 64
t 641
6 61
8 68 6 53
St
1
1 .. 1
17 4 6
II..
30 44
11
1 1
14 16 1
i 'i
1
71 103 "
Omsha Packing Co 631
Swift and Company 810
Armour & Co 1,166
Schwarts-Bolen Co
Layton ,
Sinclair 59
Cuduhy, from K. C
W. B. Vansant Co 251
Benton, Vansant tfc Lush 77
Stephens Bros 94
Hill A Son 372
F. B. Lewis 467
Huston A Co 6
J. B. Root & Co 117
J. H. Bulla 148
L. F. Hubs 161
L. Wolf 21
McCreary A Carey 786
S. Werthelmer 868
II. F. Hamilton 63
M. Hegarty 9
Sullivan Bros 73
Lee Rothschild 27
Mo-Kan. Co 8
Smith & Pedery 10
Kiln A Christy 61
Other buyers 1,69
6!i3
l,or.9
1.401
108
130
261
1.111
1.93
1,886
1,463
9.950
Total 8,909 3.928 16,974
PiTTl.B! U'M1 ,,n.lnt. . ..HI. . ..
decidedly smaller than yesterday, still the
iwiei tur me iwv um is in largest (or
erably smaller than for the same two dava
of last year. The arrivals, as was th case
yesterday, consisted almost entirely of
range cattle, with no fad stook to amount
to anything. Th quality was also poor,
Ik.,.. KaI... In.... a. . M
" ' ' e 1.1 1. iiumuvr ui Try un
desirable steers, the kind that neither klll-
- - a.v. cuna ll 1U1.
In spit of th larg receipts both' yester
day and today the market on desirable
kinds of beef cattle remained Just about
steady, there being no material chang In
any dlraotlon. Inferior kinds were nat
urally a little alow and ths feeling possibly
weak. .
Cows and heifers sold In about the sam
notches as yesterday, at least all th d-
s.rabls kinds.
Stockers and feeders of good quality
showed no material rh.n. il.v k.
tng quoted as stegdy. Inferior and trashy
muss wers ratner auiL
quotations on cattle: Good to choice
oornfed atoers, 37.007.75; fair to good
coinfed steeis, 36.407.00; common to fair
cornfed steers, 34. 7,a6.40; good to cholc
rang steers, 5.2o6. 00; fair to good range
steers, tt.6OUt.20; common to fair range
steers, $3.75a4.tS0; good to Ohoice cornfed
cows and heifers, 34.O0.00: fair to good
cornfed cows an8 heifers, i3.Oo04OO; com
mon to fair cornfed cows and heifers,
33003.00; good to cholc rang cows and
heifers, 13.764(4.50; fair to good range cows
and heifers, 33.00ai3.78; common to fair
range cows and heifers, 32.26(j3.00: good
to choice stockers and feeders, 34.0OtiJ.C0;
fair to good stockers and feeders, - 33.604
84.20; common to fair stockers and feeders,
33.0(433.60; stoock heifers, 3i.e0y8.5O; veal
oalves. 33.60,6.60; bulls, stags, etc., 83.603
4.50.
Representative sales i
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
4 steers
29 steeis.... 7S4
23 cows 9K8
7 bulls 12;i8
fi feeders.. 9h6
12 feeders.. 1123
8 calves.. 'Ml
27 feeders.. 964
10 St. ers.,..13'0
13 cows 938
9 cows...., 970
112 feedirs. 613
18 oows 10'' J
2i fe ders.. 6s2
49 feeders.. 10
ft atAeru 10ld
63 steers.. .!l04
6 flows
26 cows
6S3
895
West
3 75
4 05
3 35
8 10
4 00
4 40
4 60
4 10
6 C5
3 60
3 65
3 20
3 80
3 96
I UO
4 15
4 40
1 90
I 46
4
34 Steers.... 9t
9 steer. ...1170
18 cows 950
18 feeders. .1166
45 frder..lU4
8 cows 13
6 calves... 14
U cows U45
8 cows 1166
18 steers. ,.,ir,l
20 steers.. ..l23
11 feeders.. 911
2i feed are . 6h6
60 feeders
18 feeders
17 steers.,
61 heifers.
17 steers..
619
868
10U8
763
10t4
4 30
4 50
1 75
6 16
6 15
3 35
(0
3 40
3 66
6 65
6 46
3 66
8 76
4 SO
4 30
4 46
i 36
4 19
Bean Neb.
26 cows...
S3 steers.... 971 4 60
12 cows 600 8 ir.
C. C. Hampton Neb.
848 3 60
C. Co. Neb.
86 Steers. ...1094
550
776
787
120
U5 feeders. 1086 4 90 67 feeders.. 1074
79 feeders.. 1118 4 60 18 feeders.. 1108
u I eiders. .10m 4 10
Weslern L.
39 steers. ...1072 4 60
2-i steers. ...10o7 4 36
J. Kraft Nsb.
69 feeders.. 981 3 95
29 heifers... 637 t2 feeders.
3 f. edurs.. 4K6 3 00 10 feeders.
8 cows W IB 4 heifers.,
4 calves... 1.T i M 2 calves..
K. I'festereNeb.
8 feeders.. 8X3 4 10 5 feeders.. llTd
6 feed rs.. 614 4 00 6 heifers... 800
H. W. Halg-Neb.
21 feeders.. lli'5 4 65 20 cows 871
P. A. Yeast Neb.
49 feeders.. 1153 4 75 82 feeders.. 1150
4t cows 13 3 48
R. M. Mnrsn-Neb.
3.4 feeders, tool 4 hB iu onma inn
21 feed'-is. .1077 4 40
Wllllum McDonald Neb.
7 steers.... 644 3 50 17 st.-ern.... 950
John Crowkey Neb.
12 steers.. ..102J 4 60 10 cows J'ffl
J. A. i'Mtr.nVh
.15 cows 848 3 25 11 cows..!.. 841
10 cows 1D3 3 40
R O Clifford-Neb.
3 cows tvi t 75 11 oows tno
4 90
4 15
4 40
8 771
3 75
3 85
6 00
4 35
8 40
3 85
4 50
3 28
4 10
8 40
8 70
50 cows..
76 cows..
11 bulla..
20 .-teers..
e 0 Ives.,
i cows...
6 sows...
0 hiifers.
feeders
9 cows...
. !31
W.
. 9itJ
li.
.. 9i
13 si. A ca. 98?
, 929
9b6
, 20:
W7
3 10
i 10
. 816
.104
8 50
4 0
3 33
6 75
8 3i
878
8 66
7 cows 9iG 3 75
9 feedeis.,1033 3 50
I W Pillion W.k.
28 feeders.. 1137 4 75 4 feeders.. 1212 4 10
WYOMINU.
.. 979 4 10 HI cows...
.. 917 9 10 16 feeders.
..13.1 8 10 8 steers...
Iax Clayton Wvo.
,..l:'si 5 24 4? calves...
u 4 60 40 cows....
3 it
E. Clayton Wyo.
3 36 4 sous
B. brooks Wvo.
4 W 27 cows...
a 00
D A. Hlmmons Wvo.
..lft'2 3 10 II eri
Chu.iaN Wlfuhu- U'va
21 fders..l03 4 15
K Mrleeenei' V4'vi
eleerR....U)s) 4 So 12 feeders.
H U'ltonU'in
21 steers. ...11' 4 ms 12 cows....
6 cow VhJt 8 35 1 calf
C. R, Williams Wyo.
1 cieers. . ..jut 4 45 steers.
cow 10.0 s 35 5 cows
Knner Cutfl. r,. -
1 steers. ...lll 4 c, 6 heifers.!.
T W Xtlth.u. LL ...
sW '3 ; 14 steers.. !.12W
.1018 8 tO
3J i It
, 970
J0
...ir)
. sjo
, 933
4 00
00
6 15
3
4 10
4 98
W. J. Williams Wyo.
I stx-rs... 1170 6 15 8 cows 9!1
H. W. Matthews-Wyo.
10 steers. ...1173 4 7o
1 A. Rowland Wyo.
Z feeders.. 7M 4 3". 2 bulls 1100
R Thorp Wvo.
98 Steers.. ..1J6 6 40 17 steers ...1229
T. N. Matthews Wye.
13 steers.. ..! 4 Hft
W A. Morfts-Wyo.
8 cows m I 50 3 feeders.. 904
8 cows 81.2 IDI 7 cows 9.W
it feeders.. &M) 3 Co
J. A. Ksr Cattle Co. 8. D.
49 steers.. ..1173 4 IS cows 9M
2-r. cuws 917 3 TO 87 steers... .12..!
0 ters....UK3 4 60 80 Sleers.,,.11
87 sier....1178 4 65 106 steers.. .1158
18 steeis....H45 4 55
Wesiern Ranches B. D.
3 aisers....l3 4 75 5 steers.. ..1068
D. N. PoreeM-t. D.
22 steers.. .. 11 ) 10 36 rows 944
J. Welch-S. D.
10 cows 1127 4 00 '6 steers.. ..1133
II. Ktirnow- S. D.
3J cows 10. 3 70 8 steers.. ..1039
O. Frost S. D.
54 steers.. ..1001 4 35
file ai t Sheffield -8. D.
5t Ste?rs....l0i4 4 40 24 cows 1009
13 cows WS 3 50 90 steers.. .. 989
O. H. Swlnehart-S. D.
4 feeders.. 1016 4 10 8 cows lO'-fl
6 cow s m 3 60 46 cows
4 oows 3 00
L. W. Danghenbatigh-8. D.
18 cows 9tl8 8 85 7 cows 871
M. Qulnn S. D.
T cows...., 97 3 70 77 steers.. ..1221
N. W. Chapmun 9. I).
10 COWS 1000 8 35 11 feeders.. 1U5
T. R. Wllllsms Mont.
9 steers.. ..1035 6 00 2 rows 950
F. T. Kelsey-Mont.
J9 8trers....l2H2 8 16 15 steers.. ..1238
12 Sleer....112.' 4 C5 Scows 7iJ
A, N. Hotchkiss Mont.
34 steers. ...1230 5 25 22 steers. ...124H
11 steers.. ..1168 4 50 24 rows 1018
3 95
3 00
4 tS
3 (8
300
8 70
4 60
4 I-'
4 60
3 60
8 85
4 CO
4 18
31
3 60
8 60
360
3 M
4 n
4 85
3 78
6 OJ
3 70
6 15
9 60
3 10
4 60
16 Oows 998 3 60 1 bull 1310
J. T. Ilrown Mont.
steers.. ..12.0 6 11 steers.. ..1081
4 oows 1007 4 00
. Lingo A Wilson Cola
23 heifers... :tj 3 40 oows 80S 8 70
10 cows 9 7 3 20
J. O. Carwin Colo.
8 cows 944 3 0 18 cows 924 3 10
W. A. Tyffe-Colo.
19 steers. ...10ff 3 76 18 steer.. ..1028 4 30
ROUS While a few hogs sold early at
prices that are very Utile, If any, higher,
the general market was strnng and In
many cases 6c higher than yesterday. More
than that, It wss active at ths advance, so
that everything In sight was sold by 10
o'clock In the morning. A considerable
proportion of all the hogs brought 87.90iy
8.05 and on up as high as 88.20 for good
lightweights. It will be noted that the dif
ferent kinds snd weights of hogs are sell
ing closer together than was the esse a
little while sgo. Thus ohoice heavy hogs
w-elghlng 300 pounds or better sold up to
38 today. Mixed hogs and heavy hogs of
all kinds have been gradually working up
closer to lightweights.
No.
10
48
I
16
6
71
61
61
61...,.
41 ,
16
64 ,
81
41
60
6t
80
81
6
74
II)
66
71
66
11
II
64
16
64
it
81
63
At.
.836
..115
..4
.. 4
..tf
...MO
..
...818
...IU
...148
...861
...861
...844
...846
...841
...Ml
...146
...86
...891
...at
...841
...141
...816
...140
...884
...8J0
...261
...t-t
...171
...864
...14
...168
...807
...838
...146
8h.
rr.
1 so
t 80
t 16
7 66
1 86
t 66
1 16
7 60
t 60
t 60
7 64
7 60
1 84
t 60
1 64
7 60
7 33
7 32
t 66
t 86
1 66
J 66
7 36
t 16
T 36
66
T 66
T 86
7 66
t 66
T 66
T 66
1 66
1 86
1 66
No.
69..
6..
86..
II..
T4..
74..
64..
61..
11..
II. .
44..
6)..
64..
41..
61..
77..
81..
81..
73 .
41..
66..
66..
70..
71..
80..
64..
64..
81..
It..
81..
1..
14..
64..
74..
87..
At.
..154
..171
:tl
,.316
..!
..140
,.86
,.867
,.!!!
,.'.16
..146
..866
,.830
,.U1
,.m
..164
806
..200
..160
..241
..873
..ISO
..Kl
,.l"4
..166
..317
..121
..
..103
..!
..807
..841
..13
..111
.134
8k.
'40
160
44
80
Hi
160
-40
80
IU
ISO
M
'46
40
40
160
40
40
60
80
160
SO
80
10
rr.
7 64
T 86
t 66
f 68
1 86
7 84
7 64
1 86
1 67
8 00
8 06
8 00
8 00
3 00
8 00
8 00
8 06
8 6
8 0
8 00
8 00
8 06
8 06
808
8 06
8 06
a m
8 14
8 10
8 10
8 10
8 16
6 16
8 16
8 80
SHEEP Although receipts of sheep yes
terday were the largest of -the season up
to that tim. 22,784 head being 'eporled In,
still tha run did not appear to oe any too
large to meat th requirements of buyers,
so that everything was cleaned up before
th clos of th market More than that,
tha pricea paid were steady. This morning
there was a still larger run, msklng ths
total for ths two days over 66,000 head.
Conditions this morning wer rather
against ths selling Interests. Advices
from other selling points wers not at all
encouraging, while th fact that fat lambs
have been selling right close up to Chicago
E rices at this point mad buyers still more
earish In their views. This, together with
the further fact that th big bulk of th
receipts consisted of Iambs, gavs buyers an
opportunity to puond values to the extent
of 1015o as compared with yesterday. 6U1I
ths market Was by no means In bad shape,
buyers evidently wanting supplies, and
even after the decline prices were still vary
good as compared with eastern markets.
As th supply of fat sheep waa rather
moderat prices on the better kinds, such
as buyers wanted, did not show muoli
change. Still there was a weaksr feeling
and heavy yearlings were decidedly lower.
The attendance of feeder buyers was
larg again today, so that supplies changed
hands as rapidly as could be expected
when stuff was onoe shaped up and ready
for sale. Still the weakness shown in fat
lamba had Its influeno in th feeder
division and buyers were Inclined to pinch
off a little her and there whenever pos
sible. Quotations on fat sheep and lambs:
Oood to choice lambs, 87.00-u7.25; - fair to
good lambs, 36.757.00; good light year
lings, SS.tfxJiaW, good heavy yearlings,
35.0Oij5.25; good to cholc wethers, 84.60.3
4.90; fair to good wethers, I4.25&4.50; good
to cholc ewes, 84.40g4.60; fair to good
ewes, 34.0O4ji4.4O. Quotation on feeder
Stock: Oood to choice lambs, 36.256 60;
fair to good lambs, S6.50gr6.25; light year
lings, 35.1045.36; hesvy yearlings, 34.753
6 .10; Old wethers, 34. 0034.40; good to choice
ewes, 83 2b ol. 76; breeding ewes, 83. 75418.00;
yearling breeding ewes, 36.50(4.00.
Representative sales:
No. - - ,
533 Utah lambs
2X6 Utah lambs, feeders
60 Utah lambs, culls
47 Utah yearlings
404 Idaho lambs
642 Idaho lambs, feeders
89 Idaho lambs, culls
U0 Idaho yearlings
80 Idaho yearlings
608 Wyoming lambs
350 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
117 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
124 Wyoming yearlings
110 Wyoming ewes
944 Idaho lambs
feeders
feeders
163 Idaho lambs
153 Idaho lambs,
31 3 Idaho lambs
419 Idaho
264 Idaho
125 Idaho
261 Idaho
1 681 Utah
lambs,
lambs,
lambs.
yearilngs
lamba
feeders....
feeders....
feeders..,.
331 Utah lambs, feeders ,
113 Utah ewea
VO Utah ewea ,
360 Wyoming lambs, feeders....,
361 Wyoming lambs, feeders....,
W2 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
420 western wethers ,
617 Nebraska lambs, feeders
67 Nebraska lambs, culls ,
233 Nebraska, yearlings, feeders
KiO Nebraska ewes
370 Utah ewes, feeders ,
104 Idaho yearilngs
97 Idaho ewea
173 Idaho ewes, feeders ,
Av. Pr.
CO 6 80
62 t 16
,49 8 60
1 88 9 00
,73 8 85
, 64 t 36
82 6 25
,98 6 25
1 95 4 75
,59 80
64 8 35
,61 6 75
,80 8 50
, 90 3 00
76 7 38
, a 8 38
,61 t 35
86 8 85
,66 t 2
,66 t 25
,44 6 60
,76 4 95
,83 T 00
64 6 ti
118 4 50
.97 8 46
,65 t 36
,65 8 85
,85 t 38
.121 4 88
.63 IU
.40 6 25
.78 I 20
,. 8X 8 60
.100 8 70
.83 8 oj
.117 4 3".
.100 8 60
Kansas City Llv Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 14. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 23.000 hesd. Including l.boO southerns.
Market for best strong, for others slow to
steady; top, 38 10; choice export and dressed
berf steers, 86.&0i&8.10; fair to good, 34.60JI
4.25; western steers, 33.hO4j6.70; stockers and
feeders, 3100a6.60; southern steers, 83.26a
4 uo; southern cows, 12 604 00; nativs cows,
2t4;4 60, native heifers, 83.366.40; bulls
I2.6OUS 50; calvea. J.6o7 60.
HoUS Receipts, 13,000 head. Market
opened strong, closed steady to 60 lower
top. 38.37,; bulk of sales, 87. 808. 25. heavy,
38 16"U8.S5; packers and butchers. 88.00fli
6.371; ,ut, 87 76tu.10; pigs, 3o.60,7.50.
SHEEP AND LA M bS Receipts, 6 000
head. Market steady to 10c higher; Utah
lambs, 67 70; lambs, 60. 164)7 70; yearlings, 35 03
i6.60; wethers, 8 6oa6 25; ewes, 84.2uii6.00'
stockers and feeders, 88 86C6.26.
Hlonx f ttr l.lv Btoek Market.
SIOUX CITY, la.. Bept. 14-4Special Tel
en ram.) CATTLE Receipts. 2 OX) hesd
market steady; beeves, 14 0007.50; cows 32 76
OB2' eedel"' e175-; yearilngs, 83.00rt
ilOOS-Recclptc. 1.400 head; market
strong; rs rise, of prices, 87. "08 10; bulk of
sales. 87.&u7.96.
tt. Loala Live Btoek Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 14.-ATTLB-Reelpts,
7.500 head. Including 3.400 Texana. Market
steady; native shipping snd export steers
8" 40y7 10, dressed beef and butcher steers
5 2M)40; steers under 1 1 lb., 84 0046 26
stockers and feeders, S3.7&'(r 00; cows and
helf.-rs, 83.2t.'p6.7&; rannera. 2 433.00, bulla
8J.OUv4.85; calves. 8t.iO4iw.OO; Texas and In
dian steers. 83.606.60; eows and helfere, (J 3t
4, 4 .
IUM1S Receipts. 7.900 head. Market
opened etronir closed lc lower; r'ts and
llKhts. 30t'?8 20: psrkers. 17 ,i8 25; butch
ers and best heY,y. ' 'i.l'V
SIlKl-.C AINU i.AMi.w-lteofipts. 4 ?M
head. Mnrket strndy; native muttons, 14 76
t4 V,; lambs 8140 i7 O1; culls and bucks, M 60
4t4.60; stockers. 310OV3 75.
CHICAUO I.IVK STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady to Weak tloar Strong
1 Sheep Steady to Lower.
CIHCAOO, Sept. U-CATTl.B-Recelpts,
IVOiO head. Market for best steadr. other
wenk; sterr. 86 00 u 8 40; rows. 83.50rf 3t;
heifers. 83knM00; hulls. S30O(j4 85; calves,
S3 0D 00; stockers snd feeders. 8.75)5.16.
HOUS Receipt. 10,000 head Market was
strong; choice heavy, 8.V5ii8W; butchers,
fft.4Titift.35: llxht mixed, ttvirxfi 0; cholc
Vpht. 8ft40ii8 M; packers. 37 tV.fjS.90; pigs,
f,i.2-v(t7 Hi; bulk cf sales, SS.15i8.S5.
8IIF.RP AND LAMnS-ftecelpts, 1 A9
head. Market stesdy to 10c lower; sheep,
ttli6.16; lambs, 86.757.65; yearlings, 36,00
05.75.
St. .Ineenfc l ive Uleck Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Sept. 14 CATTLB
Receipts, 8.000 head; market steady; steers,
t4.50n7.50: cows andl heifers, t2.6O4jri.OO;
calves. 83.QOtfS.09.
HOUS Receipts, 4.500 head; msrket 6a
hlciicr; top. fH 85; hulk of sales, ,8.0643123.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts. 4.600
head; market steady; lambs, 4. 6047. 50,
Stork la Slcht.
Receipt of live stock at the six principal
wesiern markets yesterday wer as fol
lows:
South Omaha
floux City ...
St. Joseph ....
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals.
Cattle. Hogs. 1 heap.
::;:::
7 40)
t.ono
8.0H0
.. 23.000
.. 7.r.oo
., n.ouo
4.) 00
1.44
4 6)
13.000
7.
10.C09
38,01
4.500
t.0"0
4.3-W
3,800
53. MO 41.000 , 44,604
Wool Market. .
BOSTON, Sept. 14 WOOL Subsequent to
the heavy sales of wool last month tha
local market in comparatively quiet, Th t
la some demand for territory, but mills ai
well stocked and hold-re are askii-g top
prices. The domestic clip Is unusually well
cleaned up for this time of the yean Tha
leading domestlo quotat'ons range as fol
lows: Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri
thret-elghths-blood, 34c: quarter-hloid, iJ-i
33c. Scoured values. Tex.ts fine, I to I
months, 7ifioc; fine fall 66uOe. California,
northern, tMTOc; middle county, eSafLo;
fall free, 6otMc. Oregon, eastern No. 1
staple. TiQl tic; aatern clothing, 704173c; val.
ley No. 1. 675558c. Territory, fine staple,
7790c; fin medium, steady, 70jf73o; fine
clothing 7072c; fine medium clothing, 67 re
Wic; half-blood. 73o76c; three-elghthn-blood,
6vj70c; quarter-blood, tTtpdHc. Pulled, extra,
i37i76c; fine A, tWliooo; A super", 65jjti'.
BT. LOUIS, Sept. 14.-WOOL Steady;
territory and western mediums, 233'26c; fin
mediums, I224c; fine, 139190,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14 -COTTON-Futureg
opened steady; October, 12.18i-; December,
12 21c; January, U.I60; March, I3.2lc; May.
13.27 c.
Futures closed very steady; September,
Ootober, November, 12 2sc; December, 12.89c;
January, 12.36c; February, 12 36c; March,'
1230c; April, 12.81c; May, 12.37c.
Spot closed quiet, 10 points higher; mid
dling uplands, 12.50c; middling gulf, 12.76o;
no sales.
GALVESTON, Sept. 14.-C!OTTON-Lower,
12ac.
ST. LOUIS, Bept. J4 COTTON-Un-changed;
middling. 13 9-160. Sales, none;
receipts, none; shipments, none; stock, 10,
218 bales.
Sasrar and Biotas
NEW YORK, Bept. 14. BUGAR-Raw,
steady; fair refining, 3fT7tl3.70o; centrifu
gal, 96 test, 4 174. 20c; molasses sugar. 3.43
3.45c ; refined, steady; No. t, 4.66c; No. T.
4 6O0; No. 8. 4.664; No. 8, 4.50c; No. 10, 4.90c;
No. 11, 4.40c; No. 12, 4.36c; No. 13, 4.Uc;
No. 14, 4.39c; confectioners' A, 4.96c; mould
A, 6.60c; cut loaf, 895c; crushed, f.fctc;
powdered, 6.35c; granulated, 8.16c; cubes,
6.40c. - .
MOLASSES Quiet ; New Orleans open
kettle, good to cholc, 40042c.
Minneapolis Orala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Bepl. 14. WHEAT
September, 98H0O8c; December, 97Hot
May. $l,01Vi(ffl.01; cash, No. 1 hard, 81.01 'a
tll.02; No. 1 northern, fLOOftCXOl; No.
t northern, 9S!4ew,o; No. 8 northern, 9tH
frrso.
FLAX-Closed it ft .48. . . A , . . .
BRAN In 100-lb. sacks, S19 50.
FLOUR Flsst patent,-45.20(.46; second
patents, 86.10-i(V3'; first clears, U.taJ-i.ii;
second clears, f3.06iff3.30. - ..
OH and Rosin.
OIL CTTY, Pe.. Sept. 14. OTL-Oedlt bal
ances, fl 68. Runs, 137,37; avernge, 122,890;
shipments, 191.160; average, 192,646.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 14 OIL Turpentine,
firm. 58c. -
ROSIN-Flrm, quotations: B., 83.66: D..
tf--: E 33.82H: F, 84 17H; 5, 84.M; H.
f4 30; I, 84.55; K. 36 20; M, 35.40; N, 36.70; W
0,36.25; W W, M-60.
SEVEIITY YEARS OLD .
BUT SOUND AND WELL
Mrs. Maggie Treser, of Danville,
111., Owes Her Health, to the
United Doctors.
WAS SICK SIXTEEN YEARS
Suffered Prom Stomach Trouble) and
IUU No Strength Until TreAtcd
by Tbese KpeclallaU.
Many people of advanced years 8 re la
poor health, suffering pain and misery, -who
think that disease ts ons of the un
avoidable consequences of age, that ther
Is no hops for them snd that they must
suffer on until death relieve them.
That 'this Is not true, and that old age
can bs mads comfortable, happy and beau
tiful, Is proven sgain and again by th
wonderful cures In old chronlo diseases of
th blood and nerves hat ars made by th
United Doctors who have their Omaha ln
stltute at 306 Neville block.
A cas In point which proves that health
snd happiness are possible In advanced,
years, is that of Mra. Maggie Treser of
1610 Ray street, Danville, 111., who writes:
"For sixteen years past, preceding tha
tlms thst I placed my. case In the hands of
the United Doctors of this plscs, I tigd
been a sufferer continuously with , rr.
stomach and Indigestion. Everything that
I ate caused me distress and failed to
nourish my body and I bcam so weak
that It waa with th greatest difficulty that
I got to their offlc for examination oa
the tth of March of this present year. They
told pi what caused th troubl and that
I could b cured. I believed what they
told me and Immediately placed my case
In their hands for treatment, which I
have contlnuad up to two weeks ago, when
they decided that further treatment for
me was unnecessary as I feel, and am,
well.
Previous to taking their treatment very;
time I would eat anything I would bloat
and have such distress In my stomach and
bowels that I had no rest or relief for hours
at a lime. I can, and do, cheerfully endorss
and recommend the specialists In troubles
of th nature of which I suffered all ths
years named above, a I had used various
and divers treatments without any material
benefit therefrom until I went under their
oar, when the remedies they gave me got
results regularly until I am again as well
a woman ae It la possible for ons to be at
my sgs of 70 ysars. I am ar'lvs and
rprlghtly and my friend remgr. , on my
wonderfully Improved appoarance 1 rid abil
ity to get around and -attend to mi' hou;,
hold duties, which I do regularly ant .v,Vd citv
out any especial latlgue. 1 can now nr, ' .
what I at. sleep wei. -id feel good gT , ,
tlm. ', -delegatus
I will ch.erfully co "J th,r too
Is suffering as I dl" ,oca' bo1"-"-this
doctors havs dn vt Thomas F. Orady for
"(lgueV T
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