Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIK BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1909.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Value Range Higher and
Southern Beceipt Fall.
;harp decline at the close
4hrts lii Com Are roreed to Cover
a Belae la '( an Tkla
Ceased Rallf Wfclrh I. 4
lures, quiet; September. Te THd; Decem
ber. 7 :A; Msrrh, 7e 7V4yl.
CORN-Spot, steady; new, American
mixed (via Galveston , 8a 4d. Futures,
quiet; October, 6 4Sd; December, it 6d.
OMAHA. Kept. 15. I.
Wheat values nnp higher again today.
Southwest receipts sliurved a decided de
eresse and buying wan hesvy and of very
rood character. There, cam a aharp de
cline In the market tit tha close, when
some heavy shipment from tha northwest
v.-ere, reported. Thla will accumulate
'nrls for the world requirement end
farmer are showing a better disposition
to ell their wheat at thee prices.
hort In coin were forced to cover on
tha bulge in wheat, and this caused a rally.
"Men Induced renewed buying.
Wheat was firm early, but sentiment
hanged latar and early buyers turned
cilpis and the market broke sharplv.
value losing a cent. With no foreign de
mand, traders ara backward about holding
any long stuff, and with better receipts In
view, there ahould be an easier market.
f(,rn followed wheat all during the ses
lon and did not show any Independence.
Ileeelpt are Increasing for the time be
ing and with tha demand rather alack of
ferings were slowly taken. Tha tone of
the market Is wank and It looks like val
ues would decline.
Primary wheat receipts were 1. 628.OO0 bii.
and shipment were 692.000 bu., against rc
.elpta last year of 1.715,000 bu. and ship
ment of 1. 444.000 bu.
Primary corn receipt were 7IP,Ono bu.
and shipment were aos.onO bu., against re
ceipts last vear of 624.000 bu. and alilpmenta
of rao.ooo .bu. .
Clearancea were 1.000 bu. of corn.
of oats and wheat and flour equal to 202.
000 bu. .
Liverpool closed to l'-id lower on wheat
and M lower on corn.
Local range of option:
Article. Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloe.Ved' V.
Wheat
Sept... SfiV
Dec... 91
Corn
Sept..-. MVi
Dec... 67V!
Oats
" Pept... S7V
Do....l. KM
&RJ 96 R'4j "V
91', 91H 1W 'H
H r!H KH 3H
67'i , 67 67 -A 57'
3S 27V 3 $74
K S7H 274
vVKATIIKn I TUB CR All BELT
Fair for Taarsaay After Jlnt at
t'aoler.
OMAHA. Sept. IS, 180.
The western area of high pressure, re
ferred to In the preceding report, ha -tended
rapidly eastward during the last
twanty-four hour, and ha pread over
the entire central portion of tha country,
with It crest overlying central Nebraska.
This rapid Increase In prur ha caued
a decided drop In temperature over the
central valley, and much oooler weather
prevail thla morning from the lake re
gion weat over the upper Mlsl1ppl and
Missouri valley, and light froat are re
ported In the upper valley and wet Into
the mountain. Rain were general from
the Missouri river east over the Mlssllppl
valley to the lake region during Tuedy.
and were general In the eouthern states
within the last twenty-four hour. The
weather Is fair everywhere west of the
Mississippi river, and It will eontlnue fair
In thl vicinity tonight And Thursday, with
slightly coolet tonight. Probable light
froata ara predicted for Nebraska tonight
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
the past three year;
v IK. 190. 1907. 1P08
Minimum temperature ..60 fi 86 68
Precipitation 01 .00 -T .07
Normal temperature for today, $4 degrees.
Excess In precipitation aince March 1,
.07 of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908,
1.74 Inchea.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1907,
4. IS Inchee.
L. A. WELfllt. Local Forecaster.
Cora anal Wfceat Refloat Balletta.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hour ending at I a. m, 7T.th meridian
time, Wedneedav, September IS, 1909:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rein
station. Max. Mm. fall. PVy.
Ashland. Neb 72 48 .01 Clear
Auburn, Neb 74 50 .00 Clear
Broken Bow. Neb. 78 88 .00 Clear
Columbus, Neb... 7 41 T Clear
Falrbury, Neb.... 7 47 00 Clear
Fairmont, Neb... 4 42 . Clear
Or. Island. New.. 70 42 .00 Clear
Hartlngton. Neb. 74 43 T Clear
Hasting. Neb.... 78 40 .00 Clear
Holdrege, Neb... 7. 4 .00 Clear
Oakdale, Neb 73 i .00 Clear
Omaha, Neb 69 50 01 Clear
Tekamah, Neb... 74 4ft .00 Clear
Alta. la M 42 .17 Clear
Carroll. Ia 7 42 .10 Pt. oloudy
tClarlnda, Ia 48 .09 Clear
Sibley, Ia 88 8 ,1 Foggy
Sioux City. It... 72 4 .04 Foggy
Carlo tleeevsts. .
Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha .....
Duluth
Wheat. C"rn. Oata.
.. 4 2:4 158
.. 662
.. 84 23 12
.. 740
Omaha Cask rrlcea.
WHEAT- No. 2 hard. 99c$100; No. I
hard, OtHiSso; No. 4 hard. 924V.c; No. 2
spring. 9fi4il7c. ' ' .,
CORN No. 2. 64Vo; No. 2, MHc; No. 4.
S4W4'V; No. 2 yellow, 64c; No. 2 yellow.
MVtfMXc; No. f white, 4ic; No. i white.
OATB No. 1 mixed, 27c; No. 2 yellow,
38V39o: No. S white. 88W33VeC; No. 4
white. itV4a84e; atandard, tSikc.
RYhV-No. 2, 7o; No. 1, 68c.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVIIOI8
Featurra of the Trading; and Cloalak
Prlcea oa Board of Trad.
CHICAGO, Bept. IB. Continued liberal re
ceipts In the northwest and a slump In
price at Liverpool caused weakness tn the
wheat market here today. At the cloae
price were MjHe to l4c below yeeterday'a
itnal flgurea. Corn and oata closed firm,
but provision were weak.
The wheat market was weak all day,
with the exoeptlon of a short period during
the rirat hour, when prloea advanced aooui
Ic on buying by prominent eommlsalon
house. The Beptember delivery, which wa
subjected to heavy selling pressure oy .a
leading elevator .Interest,, nearly all day,
showed the greatest weakness, and at the
bottom wa nearly lo below the best mark
of the day. The market closed at almost
the lowest point. Decline of HWVic to Mo
were recorded at the opening, owing to
general .ailing iwseoV on a iisavy anoveinaat
In the northwest and on a decline of d to
Id at Liverpool. These Influence affected
the market all day and were reinforced by
additional purchase of. wheat at Duluth
for shipment hero. Two cargoes were re
pcrted to have been bnuitnt there today, one
of which was Intended for delivery on Bep
tember contracts. That option ranged dur
ing the day between 11.02 and S1.03H. while
December sold between 9Hc and &&Sc The
close on Heptember waa II W'A tnd on De
cember M'4ii08Vio.
Trade in the corn pit wa Oulet all day
but the market was firm. The principal
bullish Influence wan the report of a local
crop export, which estimated a ahrlnkage
of 106.0u0.000 bu. In the total yield of corn
In the 1'nlted States, compared with the
latest official statistic. The close was
firm, with prices s,c to Wto higher than
yesterday' eloie.
Buying of the September delivery by
shorts wa the feature of trading In the
oats market and was responsible for Its
modorate firmness. - Price at the close
were a shade to e above the final fig
ure of the previous session.
Liberal realising by tongs caused weak
ties In provisions. Prcea a,t the cloae were
tH4 to lHo lower.
The leading future ranged a follows:
'Minimum temperature for ' twelve-hour
period ending at I a. m. t Not Included
in tveragea.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
Central.
No. of Temp.- Rain.
Station. Mag. Mln. Inohes.
Chicago. Ill 24
Columbus. 0 17
Des Moines. Ia.... 14
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Kansaa City, Mo.. It
Louisville, Ky Is
Minneapolis, Minn. 28
Omaha. Neb 17
St Louis, Mo 12
Rain occurred In all portion of the
corn and wheat region within the last
twenty-four hour. Cooler weather pre
valla except In the extreme east portion
and light froata occurred In Minnesota and
the Dakota. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaater, Weather Bureau.
8 ' 18 .66
M 98 T
68 48 .22
88 4 .04
78 F,2 .01
S8 81 .01
88 28 .14
72 44 .02
88 68 .18
NEW YORK GENERAL MARatKT
taoatloaa
of tie Day on
Commodltlea.
Varloaa
Article.
Wheat
Dec
May
Corn
Sept.
Dec.
May
Oata
, ept.
Deo.
May
Jan.
Lard-
Sept.
On.
Nov.
Jan. V
Ribs
Sept.
Oct.
Jan,
1 B4
r98Sisi
101S
8W
69T.I&80I
Open.f High, j Low, Close. Yet y.
1 08
87V4
01
2
1 02
m
1 02U 1 0S
i, 01V4H ojVtH
f
1 02
8SH! 40M,
89HI 40
41T42I 42
17 83
.1.
11 KTH
11 M
10 62 H
17
ff7;
1M
87
004 604
2" 61'Aft ta
29M 4fl
"H S9Hfi4
17 70
S9S
11 87V4I 11 86
U 2H I11.S21
11 B7V 11 46
10 67HI 10 60
11 iftxl 1 SA
11 27m 11 4:h
t f 4fi
42V 427J4-S4
28 (6
17 82H
23 85
17 90
11 7Hf 12 00
11 90 j 11 97 H
11 42HI 11 0
10 60 I 10 80
11 42H 11 80
11 0 11 40
6 .1 40
11 87H
11 60
9 474
Cash quotation were a follow:
FLOUR Steady; winter patent. 84 85)9
8.80: straights. $4.4Mr4 80; spring straights.
24 SftfN T6 ; bakera. $SOSi4 80,
BARLEY Feed for mixing. IWrSJc; fair
to choice malting. 69365c. .
SKEDrt Flax, No. 1 southwestern. 11.41;
) No. 1 northwestern, 11.61. Timothy, $4.00.
Clover. 819 60.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., 22.1 83
022.95. Lard, per ino lbs., tll.874. Short
r1h. ldea (loose). 1l.BOr-!l.2H; ahort clear
Idea thoxed). 212 27M712BO
Total clearance of wheat and flour were
eonal to J2.0iB bu. Primary receipts were
1 MS 000 bu.. compared with 1T16.0OO bu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow:' Wheat,
88 cars; rorn,28 car; oata, 146 can; hog,
K0O0 head.
Mlaaeaanlls Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. Sept. II
WHEAT September, 97 J 97 c; De
cember. 97c: May. 1001kOI01 Cash:
No. 1 hard, f 1.004, CT 1.01 "4 : No. 1 north
ernvHc1 00W; No. i northern. 274,
lHc. No. I northern. 95H4Sc.
SKED-Fiax. 1U
RHAN-ln 100-lb. sack, 219 M.
FIXIVR-Flrst patents. IS.30tf5.46; sec
ond patents, fcs.lor 86; first clear. 24 3i8
4.56; second clear. 88.102.25.
Milwaukee Srala Market.
MILWACKEB Sept. IV WHEAT Firm;
?.1.1.nrt$?rn- ' 10HH; No. 2 northern.
21 ft f1 08; December. 98"S98Wc, bid
OATH40e-to.
PA FtLEt Samples. 647He.
Dalatk Grata Market.
DCH'TH. Sept. 1 1 WHEAT Septem
ber, 48V": December, H,c; May, 2101
No. t northern, 81 00; No. 2 northern.'
28'40.
j OTfl-26.5M7i. , .
x Poorla Market. "
PEORIA. Sept. l.-COR.V-Easy: .No
yelloa-. etliiuSc; No. t yellow. Sc; No
I. 84ti8c; No. 2, 8iSc; No. 4. 7So
rATS-I'1gher. standard. 40c; No. 2 white
2Hc
. ' . l-lvrrssil Grata Market.
' LI ABU MU Sppt. li-WHEAT-Spot.
o ; rt-u weairrn winter. 7a 8Sd.. Fu-
NEW YORK. Sept. 16 FI3UR Recelpta,
24.860 bbl.; export, 10,200 bbl.; market
firm, with fair trade In soring gradea.
Kansas straight, 24.8&6.00; Minnesota
patcnta, 6.H4H.00; winter straights, $4.8.
4.96; Minnesota bakers, 84.65i5.26; winter
extraa, 24.96; winter patents. 85.Wa5.40
winter low gradea, 24.10tf4.60.. Rye flour,
steady; fair to good, 64.163jt.25;. choice to
lancy, I4.9U4H.40.
CORN MEAL Firm: fine white and yel
low. 1.6al.66; coarse, ll.&Otfl.Bf.; kiln dried,
83.6fj2.70.
RVfcJ Dull: No. 2 western. 78S4o, nomi
nal, c. 1. t . New York.
BARLKY-klteady: feeding, 6SA6c. e. I. f.
'WHEAT-Receipts. 1.20 -bu. ,iOit. eaev:
No. 2 red. 11.09V. nominal, elevator; No. , 2
red, 11.11, nominal, f. o, b. afloat: No. 1
northern Duluth, $1.09n nominal, f. o. , b.
afloat; No. 2 hard winter. f l.lSVk,
nominal, f. o. b. afloat. Bull made
an effort to advance wheat price
today. but Were only Dartlaliv suc
cessful, owing to big northwest receipt
and heavy selling of September In Cni
cago. Price declined quit sharply In the
afternoon and closed c to Mo lower. Sep
tember closed 11.10V; December closed
ll.ODH; May closed 81.07.
CORN-Recelpt. 12,276 bu. Spot, ruled
steady; No. 2 old, 7bc; sales, elevator and
tuc, nominal; No. 2 new. W.o. nominal, f. o
b. afloat. The option market waa atronger
on covering by Beptember shorts, dosing
20 nigner on that month and unchanged
otherwise. Beptember closed 78c; Decem
ber closed 7lVio.
OATS-Recelpta. 77.7T7 bu.; exporta, 600
bu. Spot, steady; mixed, 41fl42c; natural
white, 42U46c; clipped white, 4444c.
HAY-Steady; shipping, -No. 2, 73Se;
aood 'o choice, 90!li7c.
HOPS Firm; state, common to choice,
SW. I6'(f.vc; la07, nominal; Paclflo coast,
1908, lluitc.
HIDh-S Dull; Bogota, 194204c; Central
America, 20c.
LEATHER Steady; acid, t2(ff90o.
PROVISIONS-Beef. ateady; family, 214.00
14.60; mesa, $1108n.fcU; beef hama, 124.00
&2&.00; packet, 812.6CK4U.OO: city extra India
mesa, iM.waXbO. Cut meats, firm; pick
led belliea. $12.2612.50; pickled hama, $12.00
CrU.tO. Iird, easy; middle westf 112 26-5
12.46: refined barely ateady; continent,
11290; South America, 113 60. Pork, firm;
family. 223.00; ahort clear, 822.50&24.50: mesa.
828.764r24.76.
TALLOW Quiet; city (22.00 per pkg.)
6 -16'6Hc; country (pkga. free), 8-liiafic.
RICE Quiet; domestic 2Vtj1c; japan,
66 o.
BITTER Steady; creamery speciala, SI
tjSlHo.
EGOS Steady; western extraa, first,
KH4'D7o; firt. 234ib4Hc; second, 2!!g22:4c.
CHEESE Steady; state, full cream, spe
cials, 15t16ViO.
POULTRV Dressed easy; western chick
en, broiler. Uxti'JK. fowl, lC'tt17Wc.
t. I.oala Geaeral Market.
BT. LOVI8, Sept. IB. W H EAT Futures
weak; cash, strong; track. No. 2 red. cash
21-1351. 1G4; No. 2 hard. 81.0451.09; Saptem
ber, H-Oas; December, ll.OCHt; May, $i.3
l.O.1.
CORN Firm; track, No. 3 cash, 89c;
December, fefec; May, 61c; No. 2 white
&9c.
OATS Higher; track, No. 2 cash, 41c;
December. Hi)c; May, 42c; No. 2 while.
42c.
RIG Nominal, 71o.
FIX)UR Bteady; red winter patent 85.00
65.30; extra fancy and straights, U.TQtt
4 96; hard winter clears. 82 90(-4.20
SFFr Timothy. $2 0Offt50.
CORNMEAL 23 20.
BRAN Firm: sacked, east track, $1010
104.
HAY Steady; timothy. $11 00ji 16 60; prai
rie, 29.60tfll.ae.
BAtirsiNrt To.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS. Pork, lower; jobbing
228 25. Lrd, lower; prime ateam, $11 Sorj
II 70. Dry salt meata. ateady: boxed extra
shorts. $1212S; clear ribs, $12.12; ahort
cleara. $12 25. Bacon, steady: boxed extra
horU, 21S12H; clear rlba. $1S.12H: ahort
clears, $13 25.
POL'LTRY Weak: chicken, lc; springs,
HWc; turkeys. IMj17H"; duck, llo; gees, 6c'
BCTTER Steady; creamery, ji-aJlc
EOOS-Steady, 19Vc.
Receipt. Shipments
Flour, bbla 90 30.0110
Wheat, bu 86 AO 108 000
Corn, bu 27.8' ,T.6no
Oats, bu 38.800 8.5,
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Speculation Girei Evidence of Vital
ity and Naturalness.
UPWARD MOVEMENT GENERAL
Bpeeck of President Taft at Boston
Has God Kf feet Time Loan
Rate Rtaea on trout; '
Demaad.
NEW YORK. Sent. 18. The speculation
In stock today gave greater evidence of
vitality and naturalness than for a long
time past. Operators were not eonflned
so entirely to a handful of stocks or even,
a ha been the case often, to three stocks.
t nlon Paclflo. Reading and United States
Steel. Those three stocks were by no
mean obscure In the day's transactions,
but they did not absorb 60 per cent of the
aggregate dealings. The demand branched
out Into new quarters. New to Account
ror those movements was not forthcoming
always or even generally.
The Interpretation placed by the finan
cial community on President Taft'a
peech In Boston at the outset of his long
speech making tour of the west had Influ
ence. The chief executive a endorsement
of the plan for the creation of a central
bank of Issue as a means of solving the
currency problem had a good effect on
sentiment In the financial districts. So had
the cheerful belief expressed that we are
"on the eve of another great business ex
pansion and era of prosperity." Kven the
Insistence on the need of further reform
of business method nnd the danger of
lapse in old abuses was read In the llcht
of the qualification, "nothing revolution
ary, nothing disturbing 10 legitimate busi
ness is needed," rather than in the llarht
of the main contention. Industrious use
was made also of the rumors of an
approachment between the two great bank
ing groups usually deslgnnted as the
Standard Oil and Morgan group. The con
crete fact on which these tumor were
based sifted down to the election of J. P.
Morgan. Jr.. as a director of the National
Cltv bank, a Standard Oil Institution, and
of James Stlllman. chairman of the board
of that bank, as a director of the Clcve
'and, Chicago, Cincinnati AY St. Louis
railway, one of the Morgan- Vanderbllt
railroad. As Oeorge W. Perkins, one of
the Morgan partners. was already a
director of the National City bank, and
as James Stlllman was already a director
of the New York Central, the new order
of things presented no revolutionary as
pects. The speculative imagniatlon took
fire with tho attractive suggestion, how
ever, tnd ;hrew Itself with srdor Into tho
buying of stock at rapidly rising prices.
The report from Pittsburg of the visit
to the steel works of a French banker,
who. It was nssumed, waa securing infor
mation to pave the way to list the stock
of the I'nited States Steel corporation on
the Bourse of Parts, was the most Influ
ential factor In carrying United States
Stel to It new record levrl. Rending also
touched a new record pi-Ice on the belief
that some plan for segtegalion Its coal
company was maturing. The further tight
ening of the money market had not the
slightest effect In checking the specula
tion. Most of the day' call loans were
made at 8 per cent, but the rate did not
rise above that. Rates for time oans.
however, were advanced a fraction for the
various nmtuitties and the demand wa
very strong.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, pr value
$4.u0.000. United State bond were un
changed on call.,
Numbar of sale and leading quotation
on hocks too ay were as ruiiows:
8Ua. High. Lo. CloM
Aillt-CTolmeni pit
A mA Ifimi 14 Copper
Amrlran Agricultural ....
Am. Bt. Sugar
Am. Can pfd
Am. C. A T
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. A L pre
Am. Irs BrcurltlM
Amsrlcan Linseed
American Locomotive
Am. 8. A R
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Am. Sugar Refining
Am. T. A T
Am. Tobacco, pfd, ax-dlr...
American Wiiin
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison .-
Atrhisnn pfd
At Undo ceaat Line.
Baltimore at Ohio
Hal. A Ohls pfd. . .......
t!thla4int 8Uw ......... .
Brooatrn Rapid Tr
Canadian Padfic
Central Leathar
Central Lesttiar pfd
Centra I of New Jw-r
Chuaeaka Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago ot. W
C4ilcago A N. W
0., M. A St. P
C, C. C. A St. L
Colorado r. It 1
Colorado A 80
Polo. A So. 1st pfd
Colo. 8o. Id pfd
Cnnaolidated Oaa
Corn Prvdurta
l'aiawara A Hudaoo
benrar A Rio Orands
D. A R. G pfd
Olttlllera' Securities
Erie
Srla 1st pM
Erie Id pfd
Uanaral Rleotne
Great Northern pfd
Gnat Northern Or ctts. ...
Illinois Central
Intarborough Mat.
Int. Mot. pfd
International HarvMar ...
Int. Met. pfd
Int. Marina pfd
International Papor
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansaa City 80
If. C. 80. pfd
Loulevills A N
Minn. A St. L
U . fit. P. A 8. 8. M
Missouri Pacific
M., K. A
M , K. A T. pfd
Natloaal Blaoult
National Load
N. R. R of M. 1st pfd....
New Tork Central
N. T., O. A W
Norfolk A W
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People'! Oaa
P., C, P. A St. L
PraSMd Staol Car
Pullman Halac r
Railway Steal Spring..
Reading
Republic Steal
Republlo ttael pfd
Rock Inland Oo
Hock Island Co. pfd...
St. L. A S. P. Id pfd.
St. Loali 8 W
St. L. S. W. pfd
Slos-Sherrisld 8. A I.
Buutharn Pacific
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tennaaaca Copper
Taiaa A Pacinc
T., St. L. A W
T., St. U A W. pfd...
I nlon Paclflo
Colon Pacific pfd
17. 8. Raaliy
V. 8. Kubbar
V. S. Steal
I' 8. Steal pfd
Utah Copper
Va -Caro.lna Chemical
Wabaih
Wabaeh pfd
Waatern Maryland
Weellnghouaa g;ctrio
Western I'nlon
W healing A L. E
tr lacotuin Central
ver doilsrs. $4M.24.0nO. Sliver dollars of
I), 84.i01.onn. 811 ver certificate outstand
ing. 94K4.824.om.
General fnnd: standard silver dollar. In
general fund. $M.K8. Current liabilities.
Iirni 0ih.8 Working balance In tresaurv
offices. 21.038.111. In banks to credit of
treasurer of United Ptsts. 2.14.841.43. Sub
sidiary silver coin. 823.8W.M4. Minor coin.
9l.T71.208. Total balance In general fund,
2M.715,(r.'.
2.200 64 M 6344
J1,U"0 83 ff'H 1
anO 41 47V 41 '4
2. 100 t 41,
l.ft 84 tl :
4.8W rt tr s
l.Srtft 76 744 74H
. l.0O 4a 4 4H
4.&10 tm !v 11.14
J.SO0 1714 1 16
2 )0 604 t 6X
Ih.tjO 6K 14 T
MO III14 1114 111
4.100 13.1 12UV US, 4
1.1.&O0 144 1434 14.1
00 1014 1014 100H
ion j 39 114
:.00 4 474 174
S.1"0 iz. nH 11974
ll IfHV 10 I044,
toe i.i4 ush i'
7.HOO 1)4 117 1114
X
1.700, Xt 844 iH
8.100 714 7444 774
100 l'i'4 181 1814
83,100 4444 4.14 46
600 100 10l 108
700 117 111 tl
In, id H44 M U4
400 44 44 - 464
I. two 1144 11 114
S00 1M 1W1 14
14.0.10 15844 1644 liiH4
l. 71 44 7414
4.700 45( 43 4V,
100 61 62 61
100 81 62 81
New York Money market.
v. c-v V ii I W ur., 1 r ixnvrv
call, firm; 2si per cent: ruling rate. 2
per cent; closing hid, 2 per cent; offered
at 2 per cent. Time loana, very strong;
sixty days, Hff3 per cent; ninety days,
2Va4 per cent; six months, 4".i4H per
cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PATER tH3R
per cent.
rirr,KL,lu ,.t,n A.uri pteaay, witn
actual bualness In bankers' bills at 24 8470
ti4.84M for sixty-day bills and at $4 (a
for demand. commercial bins, HM'H
4.84S-
silver Par. bic; Mexican aoiiar. 4e.
BONL8 Government, steady; railroads,
stendy.
Tha following are the closing Quotation
on storks and bonds:
V. rf. ra, ret looalnt. Met. 4H
dn coupon WXlnt. M. M. 44 tn
tt. 8. Ja. reg 1'HH Japan 4a t74
do coupon Ml do 44a f
VJ. 8. 4e. rag 11 K. C. So. let la ... TR4
do coupon 1174 L. I. deb. 4a 1SI1 ... P4
Allla-chal. let ..... f L. A N. nl. 4e .... '4
Am. Ag. ta 1"1M., K. A T. lat 4a,.10riH
Am. T. T. cr. 4 . 1044 do gen. 44a
Am. Tobacco 4a 4 Ho. Pacific 4a 81
do la r U0N. it. R. of M. 44.
Armour A Co. 44- .- 4 N T. ft 8 I"!
Atchison gs. 4i 10t do deb. 4i 6t
dn er. 4a 114 J. T., N. H. A H.
do c. ta ll4 CT. Ss 1M4
At. C. L. 1st ta 864 N. A W. 1st . 4a...
Bel. A Ohio 4a I"IH do cv. 4a 10 44
do JU.1 1 r?4 No Pacific 4s 104
do 8. W. 14" e"' do 8 744i
Brk. Tr. cTi 4a 7 O. 8. L. Hflg. 4e .... 44
Cen. of Ga. ta V4 Penn. cv. Ii 116... M
t en. Leather 8a 1'4 do con. 4a 108't
C. of N. 1. g 6. ...117 Riadlng gen. 4a 100
c"he. A Ohio 44. . .1oJ4 8t. L. A 9. r. fg. 4a. 84
do ref. 6a li44, do gen. So n
Chlrego A A. 14.. 744 gt L. . W. t. 4... 174
C. B A Q 1. 4a. .. 87 do let gold 4
do gen. 4e 14 See board A. L. 4s... 894
c. M. A 8 P. g. 1410 so. Pacific c. 4s l4
C, R. I A P. c. 4a.. "v4 do ev. 4 1'iH
do col. ta 34 do 1st ref. 4a 4H
do rMg. 4s VIS 80. Railway 6e 1114
C.lo. Ind. 5a ".'44 do gen. 4a 814
Colo. Mid. 4i 8.1 I'nlon Pacinc 4i 1024
C. A 8. r. A e. 4V4 H d" cv. 4a H4,
D. A H. cv 4e 1""4 do 1st and ref. 4i. 84
D. A R. 0. 4 V. 8. Riltiner a H
do ref. te 864 t'. 8 Steal Id ta.....loS
Metlllera- 6e 864 Va.-Caro. Cham, tap
krle p. I. 4a MS W'ehaih let 6 1184
ilo gen. '4 do lat A at. 4a 764
do cv. 4i eer. A.. I4 'cetarn Md. 4s 864
do ierlea B 78 Wrt. Rlec. cv. (a... 8.T4
Oen. Klec. cv. ta 1H8 Wla. Central 4a S'4
111. Can Irt ref. 4. ,
Bid. ottarad.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET j
Receipt of Ctttle Very Lrff !
Quality Very Poor.
H00S MOSTLY FIVE CENTS UP
8 bee a aad l.aasb la Very l-araje Re
celt, While Prices Are Steady to
Tea to Flfteea Cents
Lower.
8OUTH OMAHA, f?ept. 18. 1908.
Receipt were: Cattle. Hogs. 8he p.
Official Mondav 11.447 1.708 itf.ir.4
Official Tuesday 8,814 4.782 88.0OJ
Estimate Wednesday.... 6.2U0 2.44 24.SO0
Three day thl week.. 24 4o
8am day laat week....24.'7c7
Sam day 2 week ago. 23.201
Same day 8 week ago.21.7ir2
Hama daya 4 week ago. K. I'M
Same day last year....32.of8
The following table shows vne receipts
of cattle, hog and aheep at South Omana
for the year to date, compared with last
year: 190. IwA. Ino. Dee.
Cattle 62.43 860.824 21,86
Hog 1.7M.878 1.876.S40 IX.m
Kheep I.ln.4a8 1.208.63f 4J.2VO
The following table show the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
everal day with comparison:
t 8:0 76.282
15.807 27. IM
17.il5 M.Mi
IH. iH 42 131
II. 78 40.(.
U1SI5 eSAO
Date. I 1909. 108. 1807. 1908. l06.18O4. 11C01.
711 V4
6.400 1474 1444 14
I.0H1 S3 '4
i, ia
l.doo
40)
IU0
.6i0
844
81
l.tdO 62H
414
m
47
8S4
1V
14S
61
424
Xl4
18-.
474
88
I7H
34
-
421,
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. IB. M ETA L8 The
tin market wa weak today. IJndon mar
ket wa a (hade higher and cloaed steady,
at flM a for spot, and 4117 Is 8d for fu
ture The market for Standard copper
wa weak locally. Lake wa quoted at
IllOOflUSa: electrolytic, illTS'jfM 00; cast
ing. $12 82Hrl2 274. London market wa
firm and higher, with spot at tS8 lit 8d.
and future at trt 10a. Lead wa steady,
at I4 JJ4I74 New York, and 84 SOB 4 88
F.ast Kt. Louis delivery. The London mar
ket wa unchaifged. at t!2 13 M Ppelter
wa quiet, at K 7SB4 7 New York, and
ts 604)8.(24 Fat Pt. toui. London market
higher, at f A London Iron market was
higher, at 61s 1V4 for Cleveland warrants
Local market firm.. No. 1 foundry north
ern. l.MI!iln0: No I southern and No. 1
southern soft. 118 f "fi 18 76; No. 2 northern
18.j 18 SO
00 1(7 16414 14V4
2,M ifs4 16. i 16: i
e.wni u4 K'f4 82
00 164
tK) 1444
4,1
100
4,i0
700
47
88
471,
1624 1634
14H 144
184
700 4
10 i
t,M 474
800 784
44
84
444
214
U4
41
IS
4H
7J
47
74
47
1144
16
44i
as
4?4
73
1654 U44 16144
low r:t
144
2.8110 72i4
1,000 41
1, em
aw
624 63
1484 1414
704 72
414 414
744
ll
KH4 Hi,
64 64
18444 1M4
414 4ia
8.14, i4
14 (I
814
6SV
i, aw 137
1X1 4.-4
1.4O0 14,
100 U4
t. 164 11..S
1.400 331. vr.
64.700 14414 14 1 I4r44
. 1144 114 11
100 fei4 m ti
8.4U0 to, 414 604
lt
1. 800 61 44 6S
i.n 141 164, i74
10. auo i, U4
400 lf'4'a lMi 1V
17, u tw ltl,
ia
I 00 i4
144
1.700
t.HOO 874
a. i MS
744
60
16
84
8,4,
74
644
-44
74
88
8 M ;l-4 1J8
J." 114 Hi 4 11
SS4,
J74
6i',
300
100
t.l'O
0 71
4
f
3',
t I
1.S
44
8fS
614
71
8Ti4 104
11.800 11044 10H i,0
wa . H4
I.8O0
104 0O
8.700
61 Hi
Z J
I.0OI
1.700
10
I. OOli
t.luo
l'J
611a tile
14 78. 4144,
H ift4 las.
Bostoa Stock 88 Bosdi,
BOSTON. Sept. 15. Money, call loan. S'4
64 per cent; time loans, 4H5 per cent.
Ing quotation were:
Atchison ad). 4a M rliona Com 484
do 4a 100 Atlantic 10a
Atchleon R. R llf4 Butt A Coalition.... 86
do pfd 1044 Cel. A Arliona 104
Bnrn A Alhsnr Ul Cat. A Hsola 470
linaum A Maine 147 Centennial 41
Bftetnn Elevated 128 Copper hang 81
Fitahburg pfd ill Daly Weat 8
N Y.. N. H. A H. 184 Frat.klln 17
t'nlon Pacific ;o4 Oranby 100
Am. Args. Ohsm 47, Green Cananea 84
dr. pfd l''2'4 li-ii Royala 2444
Am. Pneu. ub 14 Muse. Mining 8
Amer. Sugar Michigan 104
do pfd 1144 Mohawk 83
Am. T. A T 1434 Mont. 0, A C 86
Amar. Woolen 184 Nevada 84
do pfd 106H Old Dominion 66
Dum. I. A 8 4744 (aco1a 14
General Electric 18 Farrot 114
Maaa. Rlactiic 144 Shannon 16
do pfd 774 Tamarack 74
Mm. Oaa 44 TrUiltr 13
t nlt4 Fnilt 161 I nlted Copper 104
1'nlted 8. M I'. 8. Mining 864
do pfd 04tJ. 8. 041 If,
V 8. Steel.. ,., 814 I'Uh 4414
do pfd 13414 victoria ,
Adventure I Wit cna 44
Allouca ... 64 Wolverine 161
Amalgamated Il North Butt (8
. K-dlvldend.
Local BecoVltiea.
Quotation furnished - by Ramuel Burns,
Jr., 614 New York Life Bldg. Omaha:
Bid. Alkad.
American Radiator Co.. 7.'!. 131 133
Cltv of Ornaha'e, 1837 .-,....1084 10
( u.lsliy Packing Co ', .' , 88 44 100V4
Columbua (Neb ) RJectric Light '6a.' 1818.. 844 86
Chicago City Railway 6a ? 101 IOS44
Omaha Independent Telephone 6a 7. 80 86
Raat St. Louis A Rub. ta, WKv.. ...... tt 100
Kanaaa City atraet Railway, pM...... I... 81 88
Kaneea lAlf Railway .-cool. .. t,y ....... 474 48
Michigan Bute Tela 6a ,, rt 100
Nebraska Telephone Stock," 8f Mi 1"0
.Omaha Oaa l 1917 88 84
Omaha fclectria Light A PoWeiVla, 138.. 884 1004
Omaha Blectrlo Light 4 ' P6wr pfd 13 84
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. te, 1M(.'... 104 10!
Omaha A C. B. 9t. Ry;: ta. 1838 884 100
Omaha A C. B 8t. Ry. pfd.,K) 84 844
Omaha A C. B. 8u Ry. com.jl4' 70
Omaha A C. B. Ry.. A Bridge pfd., 4.. 884 444
Omaha Water Co. 6a, 1844 ... 844 84
Swift and Company ta. 1114 101 1014
South Omaha Sewer 44. 183 1004 101
Rloui City Stock Vard pld., s )
t'nlon Stock rils, Omaha, 8, tx. dir. 8 87
New York Mlningr Stock.
NliW YORK. Sent. l&.--Dlnalnw mintminr,.
were a follows:
Alice 1 180 Leadvlll Con 8
Brunawlck Con 1 Llttla Chief
Com. Tunnal atock... '.7 Mulcan lit
o bond 17 . Ontario WO
Con. Cal. A Va ISO Ophlr 12
Horn Silver .- TO 'standard 110
Iron Silver 180 Yellow Jacket 146
Bank C'learlng-a.
OMAHA. Sept. IS, Bank clearing for
today were 22.647.4K6.15 and for the corre
sponding date last year. 11,979,622.01.
Kanaaa City Grain anal Provision.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. lB.-WHEAT-Sen.
tember. 97c; December, 88c; May 04--cash
unchanged to l62o higher: No. 1 hard.
21.031.06; No. 8 hard. 21.tftfl.4; No.' 2 red
U.ll1.13; No. 3 red, 21.U. '
COitN Unchanged to 14c lower; No. 2
mixed. 624e; No. i mixed, M.ia; No
2 white. 6J-c; No. t white. 864c; fejptember!
65c; December, 67c; May, 80140.
OATS Unchanged; No. t white, i2V4c; No.
2 mixed. 3H'-g40c.
K Y K 12(a ISo.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, 211.009
11.26; choice prairie, 2i.75i6,(l0; choice al
fulfa. 8i:i.5t&il4.5a
BUTTEH Creamery extra. 284c; firsts,
21)740: cconds. 244c; packing lock. 2040.
LUQS Extra. 26c; firsts, 2le; current re
ceipts, cases Included, 86.26 per case; sec
ond and dirties. He; southerns, loss off.
14c.
itecelpta and shipments of grain were a
follows: Receipt. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 4r,O00 127,000
Corn, bu 6.O0O ,000
Oata, bu H.OuO 14,0u0
Optlona at Kansas City:
Articles j Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloae.
07'.i 74A
97471 037tA
964l IT7B
64S 8513
674 6T4A
80 60iB
Wheat
Beptember ...
lociTiber ...
May
Corn
September ...
December ....
May
97H, 98 I
t4', 94H
97' .9714,1
64S 86
SV1 67
60 804,
A atikcd. B bid.
44
48
X4
tl
I
KI4
"IS
a
47
'4
4
I
(..n,
7S
4
474
14
60S
4
4).
784
4
81
Total aalaa for the' day'.' l.OM.otf) eha'rea'.'
I.eadoa Block Market.
I5NDON Sept 15.-American securities
opened quiet and slightly higher today
Trading during the first hour "a llmltfd
At noon the market wa. quiet and pncea
London closing stocks:
Consols, money - - - - 834 Loulevtlle A Nah lii
do ac,uat 81 8-14 Mo. k.o I T ,' !,
"h7" S Norfolk A W....ra..W;
do pfd .... Mt P.nn.ylvanla u
Baltimore A O111O.. . 1'4 Hand Mlnee v
Canadian Pacific . . :m Ka.4ing .
Cheespaake A Ohio 4S. Hcurtxrn Railway "" 31
Chi. Great Wcetem . 11, do pfl
Chi.. Ma. A 8,. P 141 .,u,b.rn Faclflo " ,
V B .' 17Slnion Pacific .u
trn' ' do pfd yiZ
ii' s lwi .:.:: ;
, S do pfd iu
t4 w.bsan :::: ?r
4 'd 44 Pta . . J
rr.unk , s8p.nirt 4 ...'..'.':;."
IlllDole Ceolrsl 144
SILVLH Bar. steady, at 23 13-18d Dcr
ounce.
MONEY- I per cent.
The rate discount in the open market
fr T'V.T?,'1 " P" cent; for "rV
months' bills, 1W per cent. '"res
Treassry tlairmeat.
WASHI.V45TON. Spt m -The condition
of the trtasury at Hie beginning of bu.i
ness today was aa follnws:
Truet funds: Gold coin, Sinil.929 89 Sll-
Bept.
Kept.
Dept.
dept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
brpt.
Sept.
Sept.
4...
t...
...
7..,
I. .
...
10.,
II. .
12..
Id.,
14.
16.,
I 7 U
I
I 7 98 1
I T ?'Al
I 7 89 I
7 87'41
7 87HI
I
7 93 ;
7 97
2 041
( 671
t li
8 84
6 a
t 88
6 MS
71
8
I 90
6 891
I 76
6 81
5 82
t 83
6 84,
I t
6 8.1
t 87
6 7S
I 87 1
6 7
6 38
6 90
I
6 831
6 871
6 90,
6 00
6 02!
8 09
6 46
6 23
6 87:
i 22
I 8-il
6 381 6 i
44
6 JJeSJ
6 HI
6 21
6 14
6 14
I 6 42
6 r. 6
6 u
6 4J
t 80j 6 61
& 64
6 6
6 62
6 64
i 641
6 6l
6 m,
6 67
6 66
6 t
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live slock at
the I'nlon Stock Yards. South Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock
p. m., September 16:
RKCKlKfU CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r .
C, M. AV St. P 14 1
MiKXourl Pacific 2 1
Union Pacific 43 14 21
C. & N. W., east 1 .. 1
C. A N. W., west 124 18 61
C, St. P., M. ct O.... 2 8
C, O. A Q., east 1 1
C, B. A 14., west 68 7 .. 1
C, R. I. & P., east.... 4
C, R. 1. dk P., west...' 1 1
Illinois Central 2 .. .. ..
Total receipt 262
PISPOSITION
C
Omaha Packing Co.
Swift and Company.
Cudahy Packing Co.
Armour A Co
Schwarts-Bolen Co...
Cudaiiy Bros
St. L. Ind. Pack. Co
Cudahy (country)
W. B. Vansant Co 97
benton Vansant At Lush.. 91
Stephens Bros 101
Hill A Bon 271
F. B. Lewis W7
Huston A Co lot
J. B. Root A Co 31
J. H Bulla Iii9
L. F. Hubs 10
L. Wolf. 224
McCreary A Carey 602
S. VSerihetmer 4H4
H. F. Hamilton 129
M. Hegarty 30
Sullivan Bros 67
Lee Rothschild IM
Smith A Co 10
Christie, Klein A Smith.. 44
Other buyer 859
DO 92 1
-HEAD.
attle. Hogs. Sheep.
. 62
. 782
.1,0.3
. 930
1.681
602 2 8.14
1.166 2,,4l
t07 2,42,1
80
2,0
817
941
i8
19.608
Totals 7,694 3.622 30,17.4
CA 1 i L.i!-Reoelpi of came were liberal
again una mon.lng, 249 car being reported
in, which make the total for the three
day this week, 24,460 head. In other woru
the total for the weex I about the same
aa a week ago, but aoout h.ouO head anort
of a year ago. What was said yesterday
and day before regarding the quality of ta
cattle would apply again today, there being
a large number of very common and un
desirable steer and a decided shorts of
really good stuff. ,-
Uood beef atuera were tn demand at good
steady to strong prices, In fact, the mar
ket on cattle of that kind ha been strong
all week. A a matter of course the
common tnd Inferior kind were, alow auid
weak, but still they kept selling.
Cows and heifers were in fair demand
and sold quite freely at prloea that were
teady with yesterday. Some saleamen
were quoting desirable as strong as com
pared with yesterday.
Uood feeder sold quit freely at firm
price, the demand being fully equal to the
supply of that kind of stuff. Undesirable
cattle continue rather slow and dull.
Quotation on cattle: Ooud 10 cholct
oornfed stoers, 27.OW7.75; fair to good
cornfed steers. 4.4Oa7,00: common to fair
cornfed Steers, 84 766.40: good to choice
range steers, $6.2O(fj4S.0O; fair to good range
steers, 24.60ifj6.20; common to fair range
teers, 83.75ca4.60; good to choice oornfed
cow and heifers, $4 0046.00: fair to good
cornfed cow and heifer, gS.OOtJT4.00; com
mon to fair cornfed cow and heifers,
$2.00$ 2.00; good to oholee range cows and
heifers, 2.75s4 SO; fair to good range oow
and heifers, I3.004ia.76; common to fair
range cows And heifer, $2 26433.03: good
lo choice stockera and feeder, $4.0003.60;
fair to good stooker and feederu, $2.60i9
$4.20; common to fair atocker and feeders,
POtCS. 00: atoock heifer, $.605$.&0; veal
calve. $3.6038.60: bull, stags, etc., $2,603
4.60.
Representative sale:
BEEF STEERS.
Noo. A. Pt. No. At. Pr.
104 8 40
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
3 feeders.. 1148
'.' fr,ne
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Sept. 15.-WOOL-8ubequent to
the heavy tales of wool last month the
local market la comparatively quiet. There
la some demand for territory, but milla are
well atocked aid holders ar asking top
prices. The domestic clip Is unusually wen
cleaned up for this time of the year. To"
leading domestic quotations range as fol
lows: Kentucky. Indiana and Mlss.url
thre:-elif lithfl-hli.i-i aa,.- - -k.i,. .
33c. Scoured values Tfxas fine. 6 to 8
months, ihhOc; fine fall 66960c. California,
northern, tioaiOc; middle oounty, ftai c;
fall free, 50uS2c. Ortgun, eaatein No. 1
Staple. nh.c: astern 1 u thin ?i.i?e.. .,ut
ISyJ0--1' 67cu6)c. Territory,' fine a'tapl.
77iV80c; fli,e medium, steady, 70u72c- fine
clothing, 7(0'T2c- fine medium clothing, 87ff
tc; half-blood, 73u7tlo; three-elKhthe-blood
6S'(t,0c; quarter-blood. 67'g'6oc. Pulled, extra
i3i7; fine A, 6iato; A eupsrs, 65(tiS2
t. T. LOt lS, Mo., Sept. 16 -WOOL Un
changed: territory and western medium,
JAiic; fine mediums. 22 24c; fine, 13'yljc.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16 -OOTTON-Fu-tures
opened firm; September. 12.S3e bid
October. 12 S4o; November, 12 36c ; Decem
ber. 12 35c; January, 12.23c; March. 12 Sue:
April. 12 44c; May. 13.44c.
Future closed steady; September,
12.48c; October. 12.43ci November. 12. 44c;
It-cember. 12.48c; January, 12.44c; Feb
ruary. 13 46c; March. 1160c; April. 12 60c;
May, 12 64c.
Spot closed quiet at 20 point higher
inlililllng upland. 12.70c; middling gulf,
1 2 95c- no sales.
GALVESTON, Teg., Sept. 15. COTTON
Higher. 12 2-ltic.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15. COFFER Futures
closed net unchanged to 6 point higher
Sales were reported of U.600 bugs, including
le, ember at 6.45c. March at 6 56c. May at
5 isV and July at 6 56r. Spot, quiet; No 1
Rio, 7V-; No. 4 Samoa, 6V0c. Mild, dull;
I'uiduva, aV'i12c.
ace .tl h S ;Taol nlf sthe time hrd
978
46 feeder.. 1122
R feeder.. TiO
9 cow 771
U feeders.. 847
6 feed 1 rs.. W3
6 heifer... 700
8 helf rs... 682
9 feeders.. 1020
29 Caives... 2V8
6 caives. .. 246
24 ffci dors.. 633
17 heifers... 7f
24 f. e:lers.. 903
13 heifers... (01
2 bulls 13-4
8 heifers. ..1006
146 feeders. 124
38 feeders.. 1008
17 steers..
9 oows 746
J.
61 steers.. ..1195
7 helfeis... 740
8 cows lulO
6 kteers....lU8
43 feeders.. 1062
968
818
967
2i'i8
13
772
732
871
12o4
4 66
s 00
3 40
4 25
4 60
2 25
8 75
$ 60
2 86
2 00
$ 26
4 40
2 90
t 25
4 10
2 40
t 86
4 64
5 10
8 86 8 cows.
6 10 7 cows
3 76 19 feeders.
3 40 12 calves..
3 60 15 heifers..
4 10 11 feeders.
3 26 22 cows....
$ K 11 stockers. 772
4 10 28 cows 838
4 25 8 calves... 430
i 76 ' 36 fe.ders..l022
4 25 8 oow s 981
$ 66
4 40 9 cs. A hs. 910
3 00 4 feeders.. 10S2
3 25 II heifers..
I 16 7 cows
6 06 12 feeders.
4 00
M. Quinn Neb.
67,1 tfO 20 heifers..
2 70
W. Boyle Neb.
4 75 25 steers.. ..1274
3 26 2 bulls 1204
$00 13 calves... 184
4 7&
Roy ( Cleveland Neb.
7 feeders.. 71 3 80 12 cows 1036 $40
6 feeders.. 976 3 85
R. F. Durnal-Neb.
Oow 1013 3 65 g cows $60 3 20
9 cows 963 2 75
H. I. Lute Neb.
51 feeder. .1140 4 SO
John Adamson Neb.
11 cows fcM 2 M 9 cows 877
7 alvea... .110 4 60 2 feeders. .1126
William Kobb Neb.
46 cows 917 3 85 3 cow 745 2 00
MONTANA.
mix
4 60
3 10
6 60
3 60
4 90
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34 si- ers...
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14 steers. ..
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3 t5
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3 75
3 76
3 90
3 90
3 16
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17 feeders.. 80 8 85
102 fiede S. 946 4 3o
71 heifers... 7M $ 85
8 fee Jer.. 628 4 30
17 f .eder.. 734 3 65
35 sleerk.... 933 4 00
NORTH
23 sieer....1079 4 56 . 41 steer.... 976 4 40
M. J. Carney S. D.
21 fied. rs..l0:,0 4 46 Scows..
Carney Bros S. D.
34 feedrr..10r7 4 e5 7 cow 104
5 heifers... kiA 3 0
K Gibson 6 D.
44 Me IS.... !ta 4 20
J. A. Larimer P D.
12 cow 6S0 3 So 8 heifers..
4 cohs 9m) $ so 8 feeders.
William Lona-Wvo.
20 stiera.... 87 5 4 20 4 si ers..
4 ste-ra.... 765 4 20 9 steers.,
t st ers. ... 675 1 l 7 steer..
4 eteer.... 7$ 4 20
C F. Farthlng-Wyo.
43 feeder.. 1129 6 00
M. Larson Wyo.
$col 1022 3 90 16 feeder.. 111$ 4 75
A. Shoemaker Wyo.
12 steer. ...luV) 4 60 M steers. ...12"9
8 cows 1128 t 15 cows liotf
7 eows 10. 4 3 50 3 steers. ...14
19 steers.... 1233 6 SO
O. Montgomery Wyo.
(8 row 973 3 80 cow 90
Ht'Klfj Receipt of hogs were disappoint
Ingiy small, in fact there were not enough
In sight to really make a market. Some of
the packers, feeling that there weie not
anywhere nearly enough here tn go the
rounds and make a killing for every one.
"The Train of Real Lights."
The Fpyiar
an Tiralim
Ihfl
Leaves Omaha at 6:30 P. F.I.
This train is about perfect for nil classes of travel. '. ,
It is brilliantly lighted by electricity generated by a
dynamo in charge of the train electrician
The standard sleepers, with berth lights, are of the latest
models
The steel library observation ours are nil that could be
desired for their purposes
The sleepers and diner are ready nt the Omaha station nt
(5:00 p. m. There nre no handsomer dining ears than the new
ones in operation on this train, nor is there anywhere any bet
ter dining car service
Breakfast is served in the diner before 8:30 a. m., the time
of arrival in Chicago. This enables you to go at once to your
place of business, nnd gives you ample time for connection
with all trains east.
TICKET OFFICE,
1502 FARNAM STREET.
IP
Sit i
i .i
stayed out entirely. Still the hogs were
mostly 6c higher than yesterday, with the
big bulk changing hands In ifood season.
A good share of the hogs sold Inside the
range of 87. 96$ 8. 10, with A top at $8.25.
itepreaentative sales
No. A. 8a. Pr. No. at. 8h. Pr.
14 . 801 ... 7 SO 48 1.14 LO 8 OS
11 . 881 ... 7 80 88 231 ... i 06
C tii 100 7 84 CI Ill 11 8 05
4ft 880 120 7 84 61 215 ... I 04
81 188 80 7 84 18 Ill 120 I 06
48 2SI ... 7 94 11 144 40 I u6
11... .....Ill ... J 86 II ti ... I 06
77 2J 120 7 15 1 841 ... I OA
88 VI ... 7 8714 71 260 ... I 05
4 Ill 84 7 I7H 6T 2:il ... I 05
14 Itk ... 1 00 44 881 ... 1 08
41 'i44 ... I 00 80 14 ... 07
47 970 80 I 00 Tl 140 40 I 07
0 26 li I 00 II 104 40 6 10
1 840 80 8 00 84 Ml ... 8 10
77., tii 80 I 00 41 211 40 I 10
14..' t"4 ... 8 00 11 844 ... I 10
87 A ... I 00 14 104 110 8 1
CI 884 ... 8 00 If 148 ... I 10
II Ill 18) 8 00 19 170 ... 8 15
48 178 140 8 00 17 10 ... 8 II
40 Ill ... I 00 87.. 17 40 a 20
ao I4i ... a on m ... a to
71 8 0 ... 8 00 74 117 40 1 20
u am ... a 02 '4 is .ot ... a to
17 Ub 80 a 05 :oo ... a 95
83 148 .Ol I 01 4i 180 ... $ 25
ClIICAtJO LIVM STOCK 'MARKET
Cattle "tendy Units Five to Ten
Cent I.04ver Sheep Strong;.,.. .
CHICAGO, Sept. 15. CATTLKr-KecelptB.
about 20.000 head. Market steady ; steers
2o.0try8.40; cows. $3.GOu6.2Ti; heifers, $.7.50it
6 00; bulls, $3.XK.4.85; calvea, $:t.00(fl.00;
stockers and feeders. $3.7iV(5.25.
HOUR Kecelpls, about U.OUO head. Mar
ket 5U10c lower; choice heavy, . $8.46n'8.66; '
butchers, $S.40'uh.65; light mixed. $8.2fjB.40;
choice light, f.408.60; packing, $7.9fiHis.a
pigs, 5.2.u8.00; bulk of sales. $8.10U8.86.
SHEEP AND LAM Ht Itecelpta, 26,000
head. Market for choice light strong, oth
ers 101 lfio lower; sheep, $4,264(5.26; lambs,
$6.7D(iii7.oO; yearlings, $ii.oofi5.75.
-Sth ljonis a.lra Sl.iok Market .
SHKEP This has been so far the heav
leat week of the year as regards sheep rV-'l
ceipts. ror the rust two days over 60,000
head was received, but the demand was
so good that when the market closed yes
terday afternoon, prettv much everything
In the yards had been cleaned up, only a
few scattering loada being carried over.
This morning there was atlll a' heavier
run than on any previous day, but so
many of the trains were late that it was
well along In the forenoon before every
thing waa In. This naturally delayed the
trade somewhat, so that Ihe market did
not open as early as usual, and, as there
is always a disposition on the part ot buy
ers to hold off In hope of getting some
thing better on the late trains, the trade
a as not very brisk.
It wa very evident that buyer folt that
price should be a little lower on both fat
sheep and lambs, and they ataried out
with the evident Intention of taking off as
much aa lo&l5c. HUH the supply of killers
waa not very large and they did not suc
ceed entirely In their efforts. To call the
general market on killers weak to lofrtfc
lower would Just about cover the situation,
although heavy old wethers showed more
loss than that.
Tbe big bulk of the receipt consisted of
feeders, but fortunately the demand was
good, there being a good many new buyeia
tn the yards, ao thai In spite of the latxe
recelpta, the market only showed about the
samo decline as killers, being anywhere
from weak to 10fil6c loner.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Quod
to choice lambs, $6.90!7.1; fair to good
lambs, $i).75u.90; good to light yearlings.
$5. 15$ 5. 20; good to heavy yearlings, $6.mr)
6.15; good to choice wethers, $4.404 80; fair
to good wethers. $4.25414.40; good td choice
ewes, II.4O34.&0, fair to good ewes, $4 0Wi
4.40.
y notations on feeder stock: Oood to
choice lambs, $6.154i6..r0; fair to good lambs,
$6 6oa.10, light yearlings, fcoo-y 6,1ft; heavy
yearlings, $4.75f(6.0O; old wetliers, $4.otX0
4.40; good to choice ewes, $.1.2.33.7.'S; breed
ing ewes, $3,765 00; yearling breeding ewes,
$u 5086.00.
Representative sale:
No.
201 Wyoming lamb
103 western ewe and lambs.,
348 Wyoming lamb, feeder..
129 Wyo. yearling, feeders....
275 Wyo. yearlings, feeder....
260 Wyoming lamb
61 Wyoming lamb
1.18 Wyoming ewe
247 Wyoming lambs, culls
370 Utah ewes, feeders
601 Utah lambs, feeders
79 Utah lambs, cull
22 Nevada lambs
99 Nevada ewea, feeders
1002 Wyoming lamba
lif.9 Wyoming lambs, feeder..
311 Wyoming lamb, feedera...
311 Wyoming lambs, fbtdera...
ewea
ewea
ewe ,.
ewe, feeder
320 Wyoming lamba, feeder...
3.i0 Wyoming lamba. feeder..
Wyoming lamb, feeders...
147 Wyoming ewea, feeders....
B.S0 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
1X8 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
228 Wyoming ewes, feeders....
249 Wyoming ewes, feeder....
Is4 Wyoming ewes
602 Wyoming lamb
21 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
ll Wyoming
196 Wyoming
3a Wyoming
118 Wyoming
140 Wyoming ewesfeeder. .
20 Wyomln,-4rrtrIIiiir.
IK Wyomrng yearlings
2l Wyoming lambs
77 Wyoming aether at. 4 ewes
8': native culls
177 nai Ive oh es
20 wtstern lamb
Av. Pr.
65 8 20
117 2 90
61 10
7S 6 16
74 6 16
5X 2
68 6 2
104 4 40
JO $ 6
Km 2 70
67 8 SS
60 6 50
83
93 , S 'If.
81 70
56 25
56 I 00
M 6 h
94 S 76
,80 2 00
,79 2 00
,84 8 20
,63 6 00
.54 26
5.1 6 ar.
87 $ 20
60 6 26
.49 i Sn
.91 2 20
.87 3 25
. 82 S 75
.69 6 00
,66 20
,88 2 25
,86 6 00
, M 6 00
. 55 6 l
I'M 4
.14 1 ro
.94 2 00
.66 60
Kansaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Hept. 15. CATTLK
Receipts, 15,000 hcitd, Including 2,000
head southerns; market steady to strong;
top, $8.25; choice eaport and dressed beef
steers, $0.50ru8.25; fair to good. $4.50'.26:
western steers, $l8u,76; stockers and
feeders, $2.00((j$6.76; southern steers,' $3.26
4)4.00: southern cows, $2.iifiif 4 .00; native
cows, $2.25(84.50; nutlve heifers. $3.36i.40;
bulls, 82.5iK83.5o; calves, $3.76ic7.50.
HOGS Itecelpta, 10 000 hoed; market
Jteady to 60 lower; top, 8)1.80; bulk of sales,
$1. 8itB26; heavy, $8.l(in.30; packers and
butchers, $&.00fo8.30; llht. f1.1biiH.10; pigs,
$6.60t7.50.
rSHUKI' AND LAMBS Receipts, 7.00)
head; market loc lower; lambs, $ 107.66;
yearlings, $4.765.60; wether. $4.2.4c6.2n;
ewes, $4.25ii6.0O; stockers and jeedcra, $3.00
4(6.26.
- ?J J'OVl8- Sept. 15.-CATTLE Receipt,
6.6U0 neud. Including 2,200 Texans. Market
for natives steady; Teaan lOo higher. Na
tive shipping and export stoers, $6.5007.75:
dressed beef and butcher steers, $5 40 16. 60;
steers under 1.000 lbs., $1.0"d5.25: stocker
and feedera. 1; 7f,:-i . mv ,,,. n.H i,uiiu, .
$.( 26'i.76; canners. 2.4ItS 00; bull. 3.00Ji
4.26; calves, $6.60f,8.O9. Tesaa and Indian
Steera. 23.66fa6.5M: rnvun and hiri- a-j ja
fe4.60. '
HUQS Receipt. 5.700 head. Market
steady. Pigs and lights. 88.00 n8.15; packers,
u8.20; butchers and beat litutvjv. Jetj
48.45.
HIIEEP AND , LAMB9 Receipts, 2 300
head. Markot 10c lower. - Native nroUons.
$3 7i.fy4.75; lambs, $tj.it,tj7 60; culls and' buck,
82.50a 4.60; totkers, 3O0'o3.76. ,
siOMi t iir i.ive Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. ISep4,;i5.-OATTLE-.'
Receipts, 8,500 head; market-Steady ; steer.
$4.5Q'ii7.26: cows and heifers, $2.Sfai4j.OO:
calV"?, 2.1008,00. .
rmm-neretpts, 9,00 head) market (a
lower; top, $8 M; hulk of Bale, 4TS.Oout.l6;
SHEEP AND LAMBS Jtecelpts, 2 600
head; market steady; lambs, $1,5047.7$.
St. Joseph I. Ive Stx-k Market,--
...w. t i.ii. i.,, nrpi.. 10. tnueciai lei
egi am.) - CATTLE , Iteeelpts, 2,400 head:
m?.! "te?dyJ betvt,- U WitlM; oow.
MT'if.- tder. $3 7i46 26; . yearlings,
8-10'ri;4 lu.
HO(;s - Receipt. 1 900 head; market
ateady to oc lower; rang of price, 87.76'l
8.05; bulk or suit. $7.8uw7.8.
Stook In SI a at. '
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western market yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha
Klotix City ,.,
K'.. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Li. Ills
Chicago
6 201
. 2.40J
. 34J0
.15.00
6 .100
2'5 0uO
8.4O0
1.2O0
$0i0
lOOtiO
6,70
17,000
24.60)
1600
7.0U0
2J
r.jo
Totals
...62.700 46.300 81 8O0
COLORADO
Coloniz; t on Snap
400 acres Lest Northern Colorado cul
tivated, improved Und. fine dltci. right.
Sugar factory three miles. Half cash
easy terms. Alfco 2.O00 aires and 10 000
arte unimproved, name dlatrlrl, coining
tinier Irrigation. For prlcea and partlcu
lars, aildren
WM. L. C'oRNKTT A CO.,
Denver, Colo. ,
Berber 1 E.Gooch Co.
Brokers aaJ Dealers
OkAIAt, VAVOVISIOMX. J10O88,
Ou.kt Offlcei 810 84, V. Life MIA.
"all Veleuboae. Ooaglas 881.
laAepeausnt, a-iii tm a-Sia.
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