4 GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Ralliei in the Face of Lower
Cablet.
HEAVY BUYING BY MILLERS
THK HKK: OMAHA. FRIDAY. SEITKMBF.H 17. IPOfl.
Cora Waa Hooch t Freely, with Price
Hlch aad Market Rhnwlaa; a
flood Tab Featarea (
Dor'a Trading. '
OMAHA, Sept. 14,, 1v.
Wheat rallied iharpljr after tha opening
In face of lower cable and bearish iwntl
menL Tha pit crowd were bullish through
out tha day because of heavy buying bv
mtlleri and elevator houses. Tha close
was strong with tha market allowing good
tona.
C'orn waa bought freely and prlcee were
higher. Shorts reallxed the local Hooka
are low. and an delivery day near It
looka Ilka higher values will have to be
paid In order to jet the corn.
Wheat atarted higher early and gradu
ally worked Into a strong position. The
movement la fair, but the demand la excel
lent at tha time and prlcea responded to
tha higher bide. Foreign' demand la lack
ing and prlcea look high enough for the
present.
( " n r n rwmA tia.tnu . ....
, . , , 1 ' j vnuiiflrr mi values
worked higher durrng the day on buying
and reflected strength in wheat. Receipts
have fallen off again and rash demand la
atrong at better prlcea.
Primary wheal receipts were 1.634.000
bushel and shipments were &70.WJ0 bushels,
against receipts last year of 1. 794.000 bushels
and shipments of &7S.00O bushels.
Prlmiiry com receipts were 4:15,000 bushels
and shipment were 242.000 bushels, against
receipts, last year of 373.000 bushels and
shipments of 35noo bushels,
i ni'!.rano"' r I OOU bushels of corn,
l.ooo bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 190,001) bushels.
Liverpool closed Va?d lower on wheat
and i),d higher on corn.
LKcai ranga of options:
mled. via OalTMton. (a 4d; future oulat;
October, is 411; December, to 6'd.
Articles Open. Hlgh.l Low. Close. V asd r.
Wheat
Sept...
Dec....
Corn
Kept... lec....
Oat
Sept...
Dec...
W'a
67Vk
.VI I
96U,! :Uii v;
ri 81, 9I'
W ft4'J
&8'si 67V 6'' 7'a
3K W ) JiJ ,
8SS 374.1 3s, r,
' Oaaafca, Cash Prices.
WHKAT-No. J hard. W.-H 00; No. 1
hard. aMt-lwtfto; No. 4 hard, 92g86c; No. i
spring. WGfcfllc.
tJOMN Ao. 2. 65e; No. 3, 60c; No. 4. 64'v
Nt ' "". 'WaWAWc; No. 3 yellow,
IaV?"1 wi'. &rc; No. 3 white. 66Vc.
OATS No. I mixed. .Hie; No. 2 yellow
WVtfitoHc; No. 3 white. wVtfWc; No 4
white. Dtii.a9Hc; standard, 40c"
RYE No. J, g7c; No. 1. wjc,
Carlot tteeetpt.
, VVheat. Corn. Oats.
hlcsgo ;w
Minneapolis oust
Omaha 14 29 '17
1'uluth m
CHICAGO GHAI.CAr" PROVISIONS
Feat area of the Trading and Closing
rrlcea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, ajrpt. 16-Llght receipts In
the southwest contributed In a large de
gree to a considerable advance In wheat
prlcea here today- Tha market closed
atrong. with prlcee tip Vai-c. compared
with yesterday final figures. Corn price,
also advanced sharply and at the close
were S.c to llic above yesterdays close.
Provision also followed the upward trend
Although .wheat, prlcea showed a sub
stantial gulp, a a result of tha day's trans
actions, the great majority of tradera were
unable to offer any satisfactory reason for
the strength whloji was manifested tha
greater part of (he session. The situation
in the south , waa given, however, aa the
most logical reason. Receipts at Kansas
tlty and St. Louis, which have been light
for some time, were still lighter today, and
us a result cash price there reached a
higher premium. A bulge In com was
another factor1 that helped to inspire de
mand for wheat. Shorts were active bid
ders nearly all day. The opening waa
weak on eellpg brought out by a decline
or Sd to Id af Liverpool and bv con
tinued, libei-a,l .movement lu-fhe northwest.
An estimate of the Canadian crop In the
northwest, which waa made public today,
and which Indicates a' crop much larger
than generally anticipated, was a bearish
factor early In the day. The market de
veloped considerable firmness during th
first half hour and gained Iti'strength aa
trading progressed. During the day De
cember sold between 7'sc and 99Hi899S,c.
The close was strong, with prices above He
from th top, final figures on December
being Wo. . --
Lively bidding by shorts for September
caused active buying of all options of corn
snd resulted In advances of more then
lo In all days. The market closed strong
at almost the top.
The bulge In corn stimulated active sell
ing of September oats, which resulted In
substantial advances in all options. The
close was atrong, with prices up 4c to
Nf,c. -
Provisions were strong throughout the
ntlre session. At the close prices were
6c to J74c above yesterday's final figures.
Th leading future srangeer as follows:
Articles. I Opan.t Hlgh.-.1;fr.ow CWei Y y.
Wheat
Sept.
I ec.
May
Corn
Hept.
Dec. .
May
Oats
Sept.
Dec.
Mav
Jan.
ct.
Nov.
.Ian.
Rib
Kept.
Oct.
Jan.
I
I 1 02l! 1 0.1H . 1 01 V 1 W 1 C4
. v. -a, e v a vi -aj i " T
7Vl
SO','
61,tB'
40S''
42V4'
11 00
11 05
11 an
;''
v"41
t 01s
67 4
g4
I
7' gS'it
fiOL, fildl'i
42' 41"4
34 00 1
1
11 01",
n On
11 70
16 70
21 rm 14 00
17 97m IS 10
11 co 1 11 no
12 00 I 15 On
11 HO I II 66
10 674 10 70
I
23 G
17
11 74
II 90
11 624
10 60
Jl 80 - J 11 S5 111 76 116 Ml SO
4 It 40 i II 6L4 H 40 ! 1 J4 J,
46 I 9 674' 9 46 674; 9 40
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FMH'R Steady;, winter patents. 14 6
0: stralghta. 14 4,-4 so; spt ing stralghta
14 .66 4 71;- bakers. H SKXM W.
HAKLKV Feed or mixing. 6IJS4c; fair to
choice malting. stVcrWc.
8KKDS Flax, No. 1 southwestern. II. S8
No. 1 nurthwestern, tl 48. Clover. $13 50
PROVISION'S Pork. mess, per bbl 12198
ttu.00. LArd, par 100 lbs.. 112.00. Short ribs
sides (loose), lU.7Sffll.874', sliott clear sides
(boed), 111 8TVan2.50.
Tot al dear hces of wheat and flour were
equal to 1MM bu. Primary receipts were
'1.634.000 bu.. compared with 1.74.000 bu. th
corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated reoelpls for tomorrow: Wheat
M cars; com, cars; oats. 161 cars; hogs
10.0(10 head.
m'TTFP ftady; creameries. 1449294c
dal-lea. aTfrMe,
KOGf4 strong;- receipts. T.4M rases, at
mark, caaea lneludd. 18c; flrsta, 22c; prime
firsts. !34.
CIIEKHK Steady; daisies, 16416c;
twins. l4tyiSc; young Amerlcaa, lc; long
horns IV.
POTATOKS Weadv; cholc to fauev. 63
H.V; fair to good. SigSOe.
IXJCUTRT Steady; turkeys, 17c; chick
ens. 134c; springs Ho.
VEAU-Bteady 66 to M lb., 9rWe: M to
U lbs.. 4gi0e; 16 to 110 lbs , 1049l.
Mlaaeapalla Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Kept. 11 . WH EAT
September. ?.,; December. 97,fi97c;
ia,,-JI 'v! mXe- ca'n: No 1 hr. S
Jl-014: No. 1 Tuirthern. 9sSc(i1.004; No 2
northern. ;sa:4c; No. J northern. 964
SKED Flax closed at 11 4.1
BRAX-In VK-lb sacks 119 50
FIAICR First patents. ni.24k,.4S: second
patents. KHOnsW, fdst clear. t:, l(r"Sj
second clears, IgjD'j.tA. ' .
WBATIIER 11 THE GRAI BF.I.T
t
Fair Friday aad !ot Maeh thaage la
Teasgeratara.
OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. 17. 1.
Showers occurred wltliln tha last twenty
four hour In th lak region, Ohio vailey
and gulf state, and rains wer quit gen
eral in th Atlantic statea, and continue
J" 'h Nw England atate this morning.
The weather la generally clear throughout
me central valley and th weat, and no
precipitation la reported in any section
west of the Mississippi river, except on the
west coaat of the Qulf of Mexico. Th tem
perature has fallen decidedly In th lake
region and Ohio valley, and slightly cooler
weather prevalla In th extreme lwer val
leys and eastern statea. It Is much warmer
In th extreme upper Mississippi and M s
aourl valleys, and a very slight but gen
eral rlae in temperature ha occurred
through the west. Th pressure continues
relatively high over th central valley
and wast, and conditions are favorable for
continued fair weather In this vicinity to
night and Friday, with no Important
Chang In temperature.
Record of temperature and precipitation
compared with the corresponding day of
th paat three vears;
1909. I 19U7. 190.
Minimum temperature.... 64 ar 72 67
Precipitation 00 . 00 '.00 1.60
Normal temperature for today. S degree.
Deficiency in precipitation sine March
1. .05 of an Inch. .
Deficiency corresponding period fn ISO.
18. of an inch.
IWIcency corresponding period In 1907.
6.11 of an Inch.
L.. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Cora aad Wheat Heglea Balletla.
For Omaha, Neb., for ' the1 twenty-four
hours ending at 1 a. m., Sth meridian
time, Thursday, September 16, 1909:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Raln-
Ftatlona. Max. Mln. fall
Ashlsnd, Neb...,. 74
Auburn. Neb 71
Rroken Bow, Nb, 71
Columbus, Neb... 74
Culbertaon, Neb.. f
Fairbury, Neb..,. 77
Fairmont, Neb... 72
Or. Island, Neb.. 71
Hartlngton, Neb. 71
Hastings, Neb.... 71
Holdrege. Neb... 7 It
Onkdale. Neb 7t .
Omaha. Neb H
Tekamah, Neb... 74
Alta. la Kg
Carroll. Ia 70
Clarlnda. Ia..,.., 71
Sibley, Ia a
Hloux City.' Ia...
Minimum temperature
period ending at 1 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES
60
60
43
42
. 50
4K
46
6JI
42
47
62
47
60
46
44
41
46
19 .
61
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
. 00
.00
.00
.00
.no
.00
.on
.on
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
for
ky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clr
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cleer
Clear
Clear
twelve-hour
No. of
Stations.
Temp.- Rain,
Max. Min. Inches.
74 44 T
17 90 62 .IS
11 70 f. ' .00
12 7T "" 4 T
19 76 Ml .00
IK. 92 M .16
90 70 44 T
19 71 4 .00
11 76 4a T
Central.
Chicago. III.,
Columbus. O
Des Moines, la...
Indianapolis, Ind
Kansas Citv, Mo
Louisville. Ky...
Minneapolis, Mini
Omaha. Neb
St. Louis, Mo....
Showers occurred within the last twnty
four hour In all portion of the corn and
wheal region east of th Mississippi river.
The weather is warmer west of the Mis
sissippi river and cooler east of th rlvr.
Light frost occurred In the upper lake
region and extreme upper Mississippi val
ley. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
NKW YORK tiKMHAL MARKET
Quotation
oa Varlaa
of the Day
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Kept. 16. FLOUR Receipts,
27.8.i0 bbls.; exports. 7.000 bbl. Market firm,
with quiet Jobbing trade; Kansas straights,
14.tuVu5.Oi): Minnesota patents, 16.10iU4.00;
w inter straights. 14 H.S'u 4 96 ; Minnesota bak
ers, 14.66wfi.2o; winter extras, 14.1; winter
patents, lf..00ti6.4u; winter low grades, 14 .10-31
4.60. Rye flour, steady; fair to good, $4.15tf
4.26; choice to fancy, f4.30fH.40.
CORNMEAIr-steady; fine white and yel
low, 11. 6001.66; coarae. fl.p06l.56; kiln dried,
13.&W3.70.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western, 74c nomi
nal, c. 1. f.. New York.
UARLKYt-Steady; feeding, M&.Wc, c. I. f..
WIIKATRecelpta, 34,000 bii.; export. 18.
000 bu. Spot market firm; .No. 2 red, 11. 10,
nominal, elevator, fl.12 nominal, f. o. b.
afloat; No. '1 tiortheHnY Trnluth. 11.10. nom
inal, f. o. b. afloat: No. 3 hard winter. 11.13,
nominal, t. 0. b. afloat. There was g atrong
upturn In wheat today, following further
good bull support, disappointing winter
wheat arrivala. a better cash demand and
active commission house buying. Prices ad
vanced Vil4c per bushel, but In response
to late unloading eased a little at the close
and was finally c net higher. September
closed at 11 114. December at $1,074 gnd
May at $1 0V
CORN-Rfceipts. 43.700 bu.'; exporta, 45
bu. Spot market firm: No. 2. old, 7?4c, ele
vator, and 7nc. delivered, nominal; No. 2.
new. 674c, f. o. b. afloat, nominal. Th op
tion market was without transaction, clo
Irtg partially ,c net higher, September
clused at 7Hc and December at J14c.
OATH-Raeeipt. 67.100 bu. . Spat market
firm; mixed. 11442.-: natural white, 42a
4..c: clipped white, 43!a4Sc.
HAY-Steady; shipping. No. 1, 76-aHjc.
good o choice. 9trH74c.
riur---r inn; stale, common to choh.
,rrJ"' lm- nominal; Pacific coat.
ltUi 18c.
HIDL'.K Dull; Boaota. IBUlSifll.r- nlr.i
America, 20'4c.
LEA 'I HKh (Julet; acid. 22'630c.
LEATHER Steady; acid. 22rp3flc.
PRpVISIONK-Be..f. steady; family. 1140..
(14.60; mess. tl1.0lCclll.5u; beef hams. 2t..-0
U 20.00; packet, !12.6tu 13.00; city extra India
mess. 12v.uwpJ0.fi0. t'ui meats, stead ; pick
led bellle. Ii3.Sv4iS.rO; pickled hams. 112 00
Vrd: ' Vrm: ml wgt. tU.4:.W
12.66; jefin!. barely ateady: continent
112 90; South America. tU.60. Pork firm
family. I23 6tV524 00; short clear, ta 504 10 '
mesa. 23. 7524. 76.- 1
TALLOW Quiet; city . (U00 per uka )
6 9-16a4c; country (pkgs. free). 646c
RICK Quiet; domestic, 437c; Japan
5(h6'. ' , ' .
POrLTRY-Dreed. easy; wealern'chlck
ns. I.vi20c; fowls, lvai74c.
'TTER--Easy; creamery extras. 30
KOUS Rarely ateady; western firsts
t iiEKHK-Mtajy
"fttlK.
19116.
claht. 1544T164e.
state, full cream, sp-
Kanaaa Cltr Grata aad Provision..
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 16.-VHEAT-Sep.
temper, 974c; December, H44c; May KCc
cash, hard, unrhanged to l'a2c lower-' soft'
unchanged to lc higher: No. 1 hard '11 o.v,i
1 06 No. I. fl 011.04; No. 2 red. tl H; No.
CORN September. Ec; December 67Sc
May 61c; caah unchanged to 4, higher!
No. J mixed. 6c; No. 1. 6tic; No. 2 w'hlte
!; -No. I. 664Die. '
OATS Cnchanged; No. t white. 414c- No
2 mixed. 41(390. '
RYE 7275c.
HA Y I'nchanged: choke tlmolhv 111 00,
1126; choice prairia, t8.7600; choice af
falfa 111.60O14.M.
Rl'TTER Creamery extras. 4i - firsts
264e: seconds. 244c; packing st.ck ao1.- '
EtiO Extra. 26c: firsts. 21, r rur...,
MI.U. ..a - lnll,J.J .1- . IV
ocas ana dirties, l-c
14c.
NEW YORE STOCKS AND BON DS
Market it Strong on Renewed Demand
by Speculators.
per case:
southerns, loss
STEEL SHARES LEAD ADVANCE
laloa Pacific aad. Reading Ire
t aasaally Active aad Xmrmtat
gpread to the tieaeral
1. 1st.
NEW YORK, s.rit. 16. There was a re
newed outburst of speculative demand for
stocks todHy and a strong demonstration
ot strength was the conseuuenve. lii?
movf-meni again convetg-d on the rn' n
favorite. I'nlted Stau Steel, t nlon pac
ific and Reading. In the last named
stock a process of digestion of profits
was dlsrernnble which acted a a re
straint on Its price movement. In spit
of the enormous d.allngs In It. Blocks of
a much as lOOOu shares of It changing
hands on the floor In the course of dfi
l"g the Individual transactions In 1'nlted
States Stc were scarcely less strlk.iii
and the aggregate dealings even larger
than in Reading. When It Is considered
how large a number of the outstanding
shares of Reading are held by corpora
tions for division of Its control ana are
unavailable for the open market the
proportion of the total market supply ot
me stocg lurnea over in me cuui-
active a dav'a speculation as today in
dicate the artificial character ot muc-n
of till apparent activity. In 1 nitea rtaie
Steel the absorption was aggressive and
determined at all levels and the pi ire
movement was upward with great apparent
facility and without hesitation on account
of th heavv offerings encounterea at
various stage Advices from the Iron
and steel irade were of brilliant proa-
utc:s and active demand, the planing or
otders extending forwa.d additional periods
Into next ve-tr. The neattny vnsmy 01
the steel trade is of direct benefit on a
large number of stocks and its Importance
as a barometer of general traao conuiuoin
regarded as even mots important, llie
deti mined strength of 1'nited States steel.
therefore, radiated a strengthening intiu
ence all through the list. There was fur
ther talk of a wide reaching agreement
amongst the chief banking interests nf the
.nnnii v ahich was said to obviate dangers
of antagonism and to assure harmony and
actual co-operation amongst ine mosi pow
erful group of financiers, whose Inter
e.is hae clashed at tlmea In the past.
I'nlon Pacific loomed Into marked prom
inence again following the publication uf
the brief and simple provisions of the
will of th late head of the system. The
hsnks continued to lose cash, and the fact
tbat the sub-treasury alone Ixis absorbed
almost twice as much as the actual sur
plus reserve of the banks as shown by
th last bank statement caused no appar
ent hesitation In the large speculative
commitment going on In the stock mar
ket. Th declining course of the foreign
exchange market was taken to show that
recourse was being made to foreign money
maikets for menus to carry on the Hpeo
ulatlon. Foreign discounts continued to
harden under this Influence and the con-
hnn..! AmmmnA nf Una.U f u . , .1 'CI,
broad Intimation from Berlin of an euriy i P", '
1..4 iw
2"1.tl
other dopnslts. derreased
Public deposits. Increased
Notes, reserve. Increased ,
ttovemment securities unchanged
i ne proportion or the hank reserve to
llah llty for the week Is 63 96 per rent; lest
week It was 62 6S per cent. e
r York ttif Market.
NK(t YORK. Sept. 1. MOXKT On call,
firm. 2',ti3 per cent; ruling rate, t per
cent: closing bid. 2 per cent; offered at
3 per cent; time loans, firm; sixtv days.
334 per cent; ninety days. 4 per cent;
six months, 44 per cent.
PRIMK MERCANTILE PAPKR-4465
per cent.
STKRLINll F.XCH AVtJK Weak, with ac
tual huairies In bankers' bills at t4 9'0(f
4 H4'i0 for sixty-day bills and St for
demand; commercial bill. tl.KIStf 4.644
KILVER Bar, 614c; Mexican dollars. 4c.
Po.N'DS Government, ateady; rallwav
firm.
The following are the closing quotations
011 eioras ana conns
rag
f. f ref. ;i
d reupnn
1 . tl. re
do coupon .......
V. . 4. re
Jo rnupon
A ll.s-f-hsl in 6s. .
Am As ts
Am. T T. r. 4
Am Tnt.aroo 4...
An ts
Armnur it f'e. 4'4
Atrhisnn un. 4n. .
rto r. 4
do cv. R
At r L 1 4s....
Hi I A Oh lei 41
do .Vts . ,
do 9 W.
Rrh. Tr. t. 4k
: of Os. h
Cn leather ....
1'. ot N. J. Ss.
t htm. t (II1I0 4WS
do rsf. 4s
l'hlro g A. 11,1
C . H A . 4s .
do sn. 4i
C. M 9 p
C . R. I. P.
do rol. As . .
do rfdg. 4b..
Colo. Ind. it..
f olo. Mid. 4
A .
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PAH
P. R O
do ref. Bs .,
Pltl'llem' 6s .
Frl p I. 4..
do rn. 4. ..
(tO PT 4.
do tert B.
CB. Elec. ri.
.1W tll. Cn. V-1 ref. ts..
Int. Met. 44
1"11j Int. M M 4 ,1
.114 Jrrsn 4 ..
11 do 4m
.1174 K t. !". 1st 9 ....
. l 9 db. 4 nil....
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. 1H N k R of M 44..
1'1S N T. C. 14 ....
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114 N Y.. N. H A H
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. -4 do rv. 4s
. No. Piclfle 4s
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.liv4 penn. rt. 4t nil.,.
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tW ,)o ut (n4 4,
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M4 do rv. 4
4 do tut rf. 4....
S3 o. Rllir fs .
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44- MS I'nlon Pii-lflr 4s ...
4s 1' do r. 4
4s " at 14 A rsf. 4a.
4 1' Ruhtxr
'4 Vs.-t srn ( hers. Si
Wshssb IM ts
744 do lit A ei. 4. . .
ssr. A. I14 Wfilirn Md. 4s
71 Tut Rise. rr. Js.
s 1M4 Wis. t'sntrsl 4i
1
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l'4
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Peters Trust Company
Main Floor N. Y. Life Building
Pay 5 Per Cent Interest
through their First Mortgage Farm Loan Bonds,
which can be had in amounts of from $500.00 up.
LOANS Sept.
LOANS Sept.
15,1900,$ 0,505,150.00
15,1909, 11,097,747.00
Bostoa took Roads.
BOSTON, Sept. 16.-Money. call loans. 4
i&4 per cent; time loans. 44a5 per cent.
inn uuuianons were
Arrht.on sdl. 4s.
do 4k
Msx. r.ntr.1 4e 4
AlrhUon R. R
dn pfd
Botton A Athnny...
Ra-ton A Milne..
Ilostnn El.Tst.d .
nti-hburf pfd
N. Y.. N. H. A H.
I'nlon Picifir ......
Am. Arte. them...
do pfd
Am. Pneu. ube
Amsr. Bugsr
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Amer. Vt'oolen
do pfd
advance In the official discount rale of
the Imperial bank of Ocrmany was looked
upon as reflecting the prevailing trend of
money markets. Rales for time loans
were marked up per rent for various
maturities to the highest rates touched
slnoe the business revival set In. Tho call
loin ra e went as low- a 24 per cent during
the day, although 1 per cent was still the
ruling tate.
Bonds were firm. Total sales par value,
t4 338.000.
1'nlted State bond were unchanged on
call.
Number of aales and leading quotations
on stock today wer as follows:
Btl.a Hign.
Off
Wheat, bu.
Corn, rin. .
Oats. bu. .
Atlls-Ci.lm.r. pfd
Amslfsmsisd Copper ....
American Agricultural ..
Am. Pest Sugar
Am. Cin pfd. ex-dlv
A IB. C. A r
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. 4fc L. pfd
Am. Ice Bet-unties
Amertosn Linked ........
Amsrlcss l.ucomotirs ....
Am. 8. A R
Am. g. A ft pfd
Am. Sugar K. fining
Am. . A
Am. Totiscro pfd
A msrl-an Woolen
Anaoonda Mining Co
Atrhlson v.
'Atrhlson pfd
Atlantic Ce4ist Ltns
Raitlraor A Ohio
Ral. A Ohio pfd
R.lhlehem gleel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Lestbsr
Central Leather pfd
Central of Nsw Janey
Ct.as.psak A Ohio
t'hloago A Alton
Chloag Ot. W
Chluago A N. W
, M. A gt. P
C. 0.. C. A 8t. L
Colorado V. A 1
Colorado A Bo
Culo. A Bo. 1st pfd
Colo. A Bo. id pfd
Consolidated Uai
Com Produrt.
Dataware A Hudaon
Danrar A Rio Orands
D. A R. O pfd
niatlilsra' Serurttla
Via i
Brie lat pfd
Erie. d pfd
General Klei-trie
ftr.at Northern pft
Oroat Norfham Ora.clra. ..
Illlnola Central
Interhoroagh Mat.
Im. Mat. pfd
International Harvester ..
Int. Minn, pfd
International Paper
International Purep
Iowa (antral
kaaaa. City go.
K. I'. Bo. pfd.
Loul.rlll. A N.:...,
M'nn A Bl. I,
M . St. P. A S 8 M ....
Missouri Pa.ifk
M, K. A T
M . K. A T pfd....:
National Blsi-ult
National Lead
N. Ft. R. of M 1U pfd...
Naw York Central
s. y.. o. a w
Norfolk A w
North A merit an
Northern Pacific
Paclfle Mall
Pennsylvania
Peopla'i tei
P.. c , C A 4. L
Prersad Btepl Car
Pullman Palaca car
Railway Steal Spring. ..t.
Reading
Rapuhllc gieal
Rapubllr Bleal pfd
Kork I .la nd Co..
Hork laland Co. pfd
St. L. A g. M pfd ....
It. Louts S. W...t
B). L. B. W' pfd
Sleaa-Bbarriald B. A I
Bt.uthem Psoitis
Bouthern hallway
Bo. Railway pfd
Tanneiese copper
Taiaa A Pacific
T.. gt. U A V
T St. L. A W. pfd
I'nlon Pacific
t nion Pacific pfd
f. B Really
I". S. Rubber
c. s. ei ...
j V. B. fttee! pfd
t tan Capper- ...
t hlmttal . .
lou
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Cash quotations were a follows
Articles. i Open
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let t " Jli ! Va.-cirolin
4 nun I abaali
...ll.iw .00) Weaiara Maryland
W arlnhiuaa KiaOtrtc
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Wheat
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May
Corn i
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tianeral Glaotrlc
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do pfd
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do pfd
V 9. Stsl
do pfd
Adntur
Allouei
. 1-t Atnalgamaiad .-. . M
.100 Arlrona Com 4fl
. S4 Atlantic
.1314, nut ia Coalition Jo
.104 Ca I A Arlinna I4
:t: (.! a Haria ITS
.11 .Cctttannlal 42
.ins copper Ranga tl
.Ut Inly We.t 1
.li9 Franklin 17
.. Oranby
. 47 nracna Canuiea t
I1!.' Ilaos Rovala 26
. 1 M.e. Mining I
..lit Mlrhlsan II
.134 Mohask ' SJ
. MV Mont. C. A C as
. W Kt.ada 4
.lOnVOId Dominion ss
. 411 (lltrsi'la ....
Parrot
. .167 shannon y
. . 4 Tmarat-k 74
.. IT Trinity 11
.. 45 C B. Mining 47
..IV? f S. Oil J2
.. 44 Vtah 4f
.. 11 Vlrtorla V
.. IV "e-lnnna T
..IK "WolTertne 16J
7 North Butt (I
.. 41
I.aadon Stock Market.
LONDON. Sept. let. American acurltia
were firm during th early trading today.
At noon prlcea wr from to T4 higher
than yeterday's New York closing.
London closing stocks:
Consola. nnnrf Ilva Ixiul.vlll A Kaati. lM
its account Ul-iSMoo., Kan. Aeiaa. . 41
Anial. copper 14 N.w York Central. ..141
Ansi-onda Norfolk A Weatarn. .
Atrhlaon ,....124 do pid !
do 4ifd 107 untsrio A Waatarn . . W
Gsltlmora A Ohio. .. 121 V Pnn.ylvanla Tl
Canadian Pacific 114 n.nd Mines IS
Chesapeake A Ohl... 11 Reading M
cm. (treat western.. 11 Sns4kern Railway .. u
Chi., Mil. A Bt. P.. 164 ds pfd 71
. liVR'iithorn Pacific ... 11V
. 41 tnltia Pacific MS
. 11 do pfd 11:1
: SS 1 " "'eel BS
1 m 'Y"- ;..:iio
. 44 Wllttash If
. 24V efd A H
.1U BpeftlaA 4a V
8II.VFR Bar. atead gt.'ifd pr ounc.
MuNKV-VSl Pr cent ' 1
Th rat of discount In (he open market
for short bills Is lViJl, 7-1 per, cent; for
three month' ..bills, lttf! v-18 per cent.
New York Miming jttooks.
NEW YORK, Sept. dosing quotation
were a lonow s
De Been
licnvar A Rio O
do pfd
trie
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Grind mnfc .....
Illinois Central
Cain. 34 Per Cent.
This growth tells its own story.
The largest TRUST COMPANY in Nebraska
Open 9 A. M. till 5 P. M.
We accept Trusts of every description.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cowi Slow to Ten Lower, Other Cat
tle Steady.
HOGS UP STILL ANOTHER NOTCH
ghee) and I.amba ot All Kinds Acltee
geller aad Itrostcr Taaa on
Wednesday Feeders Steady
ertth Last Week.
SOL'TH OMAHA,
Receipt were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday ..
Katlmata Thursday ...
Neb., Sept. Id, 19i.
Cattle, hoik. Shar p.
I.,(l8 22.74
4.763 M.OOi
I.4H a3.Kll
H.HM) 1S.00O
Four days this week. .32.04
Same days laat week... 29.041
Same days 3 weeks ao..27.JM
Same days 8 weeks ao..29.S.5
Kama day 4 weeks ago. ,22.6l4
Name days last year 39.614
The following table ahowt
lS,7fi
23.24J
2S.N04
20.47
21,K!0
17,373
rn receipt
W.StH
74.9.1n
oO.H.'B
au MM
SV, WW
P. J. Schaefer Neb.
10 4 30
C. 1). Brown Neb.
831 4 00
W. Johnson Neb.
8Tt S 00 27 cows SK) S Ml
1U53 3 50 6 steers.. ..1W2 4 3A
F. Halley Neb.
t feeders.. 1!3 Rio 4 cow 1000 $ TS
4 cows 10 4 16
Orant Spain Neb.
642 4 50 It heifers... 8I7 8 60
MONTANA.
6 10 3 cows 103.1 8 75
W. Cody S. U.
4 eO 4 feeder.. 4 10
C. Pryor-8. U.
4 65
J. D. Harrison S D.
14 cow !!i& 136 8 cows S16 2 75
1 bull 1100 3 20
U. R. Marshall S. I).
32 heifers... 8M 8 S5 21 steer.. ..1230
37 steer...
26 feeders.
16 cow. ...
14 cows
27 steer.
16 steer.... 1340
J.
19 feeders.. 1252
T.
li feeders.. 10U0
of cattle, hoga and aheep at South Omaha
for th rear to date.
year: lo.
Cattle 6S0.1H
Ho- l,7o.6;4
Bheep 1,184.750
The following tabl
price of hoc at Wouth
aeveral day with comparisons:
compared with last
I!. lnc Dec.
tsil.US 2fv, tf iVJ
l.hl,7H 122.2-17
1,232,377 47,i 27
shows the average
Omaha for tn last
Data. I 1909. 1B08. 1 1907. l&Oti. 1905. ;1904. 1S03.
Alk
Bi unawlck Con. .'. .
I'oni. Tuunal atork.
do bond
Ton. t al. A Va....
H'.rn HlWar
Iron flllrer
. t
.
. 17
.1M
. !
.190
LadUla Con.
Little hief ..
Mtiloan
Ontario
Opblr
standard
Yellow Jacket
. t
.
.116
.'l
.1.4
.110
.14o
Wool Market.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
tiept.
8pt.
Sept.
Kept.
Sept.
Sept.
oVpt.
Sept.
Kept.
Sept.
I 1 ttVil
42
i 46
67 1 6 HS 6 7 5 46
1 6i i 75: 67i c Hi 1 r.
I 6 81! 6 76i t 87: i 26 1
i... 7 W j 6 61, 6 s 6 3ii s 22, 6 4d
.,. 7 2Ui I 64 I t (0 6 j 6 k 51
...7 I t 69 ( 82, I 5 3k & oV, 6 51
10.. I 7 87' I ! a U 6 88 6 44. I 64
II.. I 7 171,, 6 661 6 4; 6 87, 86, 6 63
13.. 1 1 6 7l 88 1 6 0, 33 I 54 1 6 64
14.. I 7 93 . , 6 ttej 6 ouj 6 21; a 61
14.. i 7 974; I 86 t 87 6 02 6 14 6 64 ,6 56
15.., 8 04S; ( I 6 09 6 14 b b 6 62
16. . I 8 06', 84, 6 001 I 6 2V; 6 65 : 6 68
BOSTON, Sept. 16.-WOOLr-8ubquent to
the heavy sales of wool last month the
local market Is comparatively quiet. There
I some demand for territory, but mills at
well stocked ard holders are asking top
price. The domestic clip Is unusually well
cleaned up for this time of the year. The
leading domestic quotations range aa fol
low: Kentucky. Indiana and Missouri
thres-elghths-blood. S4c; quarter-blot d. 32(B
33c. Scorned values. Text fine, 6 to I
month, 78fl 80c; -fine fall. 66tf0c. California,
northern, 6870c; mlddl county. oS-fttVc;
fall free. 61143620. Oregon, eastern No. 1
taple. 77&78c; aatern nothing, 7(K872c; val
ley. No. 1. 67ia68c. . .Territory, fine staple,
77tiHOc: fine medium, steady, 70 3 72o; fin
clothing. 70-(!."2c; fine medium clothing. 679
08c: half-blood, 73(7iic: three-elghtha-blood,
oKa7i'; quarter-blond. 674ifi8c. I'ulled, extra,
73(g76e; fine A, e.Vji6tH'; A iiper, &Titi"i2c.
HT. IAMl'IS. Mo.. Sept. 16. WOOIy tn
changed; territory and western mediums,
2.1'a2Sc; fine mediums, 22HiL'4c; fine, 13'lc.
IXJNDON, - Sept. 16. WOOL A sal of
sheepskins was held her today. The of
ferings were in rair condition and num-1 j.
bered 6.100 bales. A large number of buy-'j
era attended and competition was spirited : I.
Sunday.
Keceipts and disposition of llv stock at
the Union Slock Yards. South Omaha, Neb.,
for tweniy-foui hour ending at S o'clock
p. m., September 16:
RKCEI PTS CA R8.
Cattle, tines Khi. M'i-a
v., sn. at bi. r. ny. ., 1
wabaeh K. H 3
Mo. fac. K. R 2
t nlon Pacific 44
C. N. w.. East 14
C. aV N. YV., West. ...160
C, St. P., 1.1. A 0 3
C. B. Q.. East 2
C, K. at IJ.. West.... 72
C, H. 1. V P., East.. ..
C, R. I. p., Wt.. 1
C, O. W 6
Total Receipt
..298
1 1
4 i
9 34
IB 32
4
I 1
15
1 2
6 ;!
69 71
17 cows.
26 steer. .
14 hetfer.
40 steers..
17 cow...
24 feeder
tVM
P.
949
. 6'.'3
933
8 cow s. .
6 calves
10 steer.
11 cows. .
16 heifers
J.
. 987
.. 2 0
.1045
. 818
J.
11 feeders.. 1127
6 cow..... 991
W.
851
9.'i0
836
12 cow..,
4 cows...
2 cow...
29 steers. .
6 steer..
10 steers..
10 steer. .
26 cons.
3 85 33 cow s. .
Ilelstead S. V.
4 35 10 steers...
8 60
Kirk Dyer-S. H.
.1310 4 90
E. C. Uurnett-S. ti.
. 9K8 3 75 8 cows....
F. Uray-8. t.
.1137 5 46 8 com.. . ,
A. Rassmusscti S. U.
.749 3 50 62 cows....
Johnson S. I).
8 73 steers..,
4 60 10 cows
6 00 steers
S 70 It cows..
Bingham S. IJ
4 50 2 feeder. .1110
8 50 6 cows 1020
C. Harris Colo.
2 70 1 bull....
3 25 4 feeders
2 70
Oolan Bros Colo.
111)0 4 90 9 cows...
4 00 97 cons...
4 tin 107 lers.,
4 00
Anderson Colo.
5 :n
3 80
U7.'i 4 20
t 3 60
ti;) 3 00
:ns 3 45
Herbert E.Gooch Co
Brokers aad Dealers :
VaOVifciOatlL a.ucta
Ooaana Offloai glo at. T. tU allit.
Keu vipaoa. Sowglaa gai.
tattepaaaeua, A-mai gag A-tlaa,
Old, ana i-sraeel Hor.ta In u rta
Ing ewea. 13.756.00; yearling breeding ewes,
J5.50ft6.00.
IteDreseiitative ualoa-
8.(3 Wyoming
:i44 Wyoming
3;t7 Wyoming
29 Wyoming
197 Wyoming
431 Wyoming
2:194 Wyoming
lambs.
lambs.
lambs,
lam be,
ewe
ewes, feeders....
lambs, f.-eders.
feeder. .
. feeders, .
feeder..
feder. .
115:1
Hall
952
'. N. '
8ii8
..lllnO
.. 727
..lllli
,.10ii2
,i:isn
. 127
. 98
. Ml 2
.1H44
4 65
3 .Ml
5 00
4 00
4 2
3 On
3 10
4 00
3 10
S 8-1
4 60
9 con 1057 3 30
LHSPOSITION-UEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
I h r.mirhfilir Amarlr-an iinr.H niarln... amA
fine cross-bieds were at prlcea 10 per rent
higher. The sales of clothing and combing :
sold weak. New Swuth Wales. 200 bales, at
2'a'ii8i;d. Queensland, 100 bales, at SSV
9ltd. Victoria. 1.600 bales, at 2tii9Tt,d. South
Australia. 3u0 bales, at 3H1i9d. West Aua
tralla. 10.000 bales, at 3tid Tasmania.
200 bales, at 7iTHd. New Zealand, 100
bales, at 4t)11d. Punta Arenas, 900 balea,
at 4-a3Sd.
umana racking Co 484
Swift 4 Co 1.10:4
Cudahy Packing Co 1.0.12
Armour ar Co 682
Schwartz-Bolen Co
Cudahy Broa
St. l.ouls Ind. Pack Co
Sch'tschild A Hulsb'ger...
Omaha I'ack. Co., 8u J...
W. M. Vaneant Co
Benton, xans't 4k L.ush..
Stephen Bros
Hill A Son
V. B. Lewis
Huston Co
B. Root A Co
H. Bulla
r . Hues
day. .'41.'joo aiiaraa
l.tM-al Seearltles.
Quotations fuirished b Samuel Burns
Jr., 614 New York Life Bldg , Omaha
Hi 1
MB';:,d.sT
li',
B Bid.
Mllerankee lratn Market.
Xttt.Wit'KRR 'ft.r.1 ..-.....-'
J northern, 810Stj06; leeember,' Kvjiilc
bid. - I
OAT"41ifMlWc.
BARLEY Sample. 54.Jt,-.
. 1
Toledo ee4 Market.
Trlt Vtlfl Y Sanl k
t-asn. ." . ri-i,..,r. aii'v, icceiliher IS 70- '
March. 470; No. 3. !0 Tiinothv. prime i
lima 1I.IL.. : al I" ime. 1
Liverpool f.rala Market.
UVrRfXII. Sept Hi-WHEAT-Spo-dull;
No. 4. red wctern winter. 7s 6Vd: fn,
tines etesdy. Septeinhe- 7 6,d; Decem
7s liVd March. 7 7d
RN Spot siead. new American
1
Tottoa Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 16 -COTTONFu
tines opened barely slea.lx ; Septaniher
12 67c; October. 12 60i-; Pecembei . 12 6J -; Jan
uarv. 12 47c; February. 1; 51c: March.
Mai 12.56c; July. 11.62rrU66r.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. IS. COTTON
Spt piarket. firm. hlghei ; m'ddlin
12 7-lo: sale on the pot, 7J6 hales; iu
anive. 726 bales.
ST lH IS. Sept. 16 COTTON-H ghar;
middling. 12 11-lbc. sales none; r-e'iiK,'
Hi bitleii; shipment, 27a". bales; stock, 10 "01
bales. - .
t'ofe siarket! '
NEW YORK, Sept.' !. 4'OFFEE-Fu-nire
market closed steeriv. net unchanged
to 5 nolnta hlarber -Sale wer reported
of l5omt hag. -Iticludlpg September at a.56o;
tl.-i.ber. ttor; l"iecmher. 5 4.ii5or; March.
5. She r Ma v and July. 60c; September. 6 lc.
Sjk.i. quiet: No T Bio. 7i,c; No 4 Hantoa.
sSlic- Mild, dull; Cordova, 84)12c.
Asaerlran Radiator Co . 7
Oil 7 al Onaha'a, IDIT
Pa-klng 'o
(olasibaa iNabl RlaitrK LlsUl (a.
jlkir.so 1 It jr Hlllwar la
Mlsia'ia jndtindaiit Ta,apUjne 5.
1 Ka.l St. Lou. A Sub i, ll.i
j hin.il t'il ir.at Rai;a ptd
j KanM. ttly Hallway
. Itirt'iaan Mia T.ia .e
J Nabra.Wa Tei.phun 6tok. 1..
Omaha (. , II !
1 Omaha ICI.eirlc I.ltit A N. : 11113
Om.li. Kl.'lrir i..(ht S-T 'i.
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37
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 16 M ETA LS The till
market had a sharp advance, cloning firm
w ith spot at 130 lou 30 25. Th London mar
ket advanced tl. closing firm, with spot at
4;i:!7 6s and future at 138 T 6d. Cupper
was firm and about 20 points higher, on the
average, with standard spot and September
closing at 812..M"q 12.75. l.ak quoted at
$l?..otit 1,1.25. electrolytic at 812.76 13.00 and
casting at tl-.bi'Vu I-H7'. The London mar
ket waa firm, with spot at 5k 17s tid and
future at 5m 13s 9d. Iad was quiet, with
spot at 84.30'n4.37'. New- York, and 84 2toi
4.26. East St. Louia. The London market
waa lower, with spot at 12 12s ad. Spelter
waa cutlet and unclianiced at 86.70'iiR 75. New
York, and at ii ida.oJ'ij. Eat St. Louis. I a ret-uli
The London market was iinchaneeH at 1 a : 10c loner.
Iron waa higher In lmdon. with Cleveland I Eemer were
L. Wolf
McCreary A Carey
S. Wertheimer
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hegarty
Sullivan Bros
Lee Rothscnild
Mo -Kan. Calf Co
L. P. Smith
Christie, cllne A Smith.
Other buyer
9
24
lu4
-Mi
. 24
. 7
. 132
. 63
. 160
. 166
. 41
. 50
. 8.19
. 361
. 228
. i9
74
. 170
. 10
. 45
. 64
.1,1.6
746
1,1,2
1.026
122
115
6.11
2.018
8,227
2,0Kr
662
II
3 65
26 steers. ... MO 4 36
W. 1). Woods A Co. Colo.
13 steers.... 573 6 36 3 rows 706 3 56
cows 974 8 70 U heifers... 712 8 65
3 heifers... 766 .3 55 7 steers.... 621 4 00
6 steer.... 766 4 10 21 steers. ... 74D 4 10
20 steers.... 768 4 10 8 steer.... 807 4 00
E. E. Saunders Wvo.
13 feeders. . 870 8 80
Ed Cheesborongh Wvo.
40 cows 922 8 80 10 cows..'. ..1063 8 2"
A. F. Gray Wyo.
21 cows 998 3 K5 14 cows 936 3 36
11 steers.. ..1046 4 75 45 steer. ...1163 6 20
A. Johnson Wvo.
53 cows 1096 4 65 6 cows 922 8 50
R. J. Miller Wvo.
j 26 cow s va 3 50 22 steer. ...1062 4 50
HOtiS Light receipts of hog thl week
hav made buyer very hungry for supplies
and It wa very evident this morning that
1 they all wanted as many as could be se
cured. As Is apt to be the case under
such circumstances they did not examine
quality any too closely, which meana that
sales wr bunched even closer than ha
been tha ca on a good many davs of late
Evtn tha common load looked pretty good
In the eyes of buyer and everything waa
cleaned up early in the morning. The price
paid were mostly 5c higher, common to
medium grade (bowing the most advance
A good chare of all the hog sold al in 05
&8.16. with a top at 88.20.
Representative sale:
l.tlO W yomllia veai lltiK-a. feeders
2H6 Wyoming - ewea
239 Wyoming wethers
356 Woymlng ewes, feeder..
Wyonilni lambs, feeders .
t"i6 Wyoming lambs, feeders.
1.x vi yoinlna en es
yearlings.
yearlings
123 yomlna
601 Wyoming
ii82 Wyoming
454 Wyoming
312 Wyoming
Av.
1 60
. 60
. 60
. He
. 98
. M
. 61
86
. 64
. 90
. 87
. o
. 56
.1110
feeders. 76
feeders. Ml
lambs, 1 red pis , 62
yearlings, feeders. 71
ewes, teeilera.-. :. 81
241 Wyoming ewes, feeders 86
1JW Wyoming ewes, teediS S4
24i Wyoming ewes .... 10
448 Wyoming ewe ' i
137 Wyoming lamhs. feeders.... 64
Jtf Idaho lambs, feeder I)
lambs, feeders 61
lambs , 69
iamb 63
iarab 71
lamb , ti
lambs 69
yearlings, feeder 85
yearlings, feeders l
yearlings, feeders 04
yearling, feeders 8j
yearlings, . larder
yearlings, cull or
, 83
5.14 Idaho
126 Idaho
S56 Idaho
172 Idaho
419 Idaho
487 Idaho
279 S. U.
130 S.
129 S.
259 8.
257 K.
18 a
D.
U.
U.
11.
I).
80 native ewea
CHICAGO
Pf.
6 36
6 8.1
6 3.1
. 0
4 2.
i 20
6 3.1
4 90
4 66
4 4.
3 30
10
in
40
in
15
3 2i
8 26
8 15
4 t.
3 35
K,
6 75
6 78
7 10
I 10
7 10
I 10
7 10
4 Isl
4 wo
I 90
I is)
4 90 .
4 7 .
b wo
19.617
4.610
were
28,138
eiy
6,840
-Receipt o.- t;r.e
a inutaaay, mi cara being re
This bring th total for the
up to 32,110 head, a against
the aame.4la last week.
warrants quoted at 51s 4Vfcd. Locally the
market was firm at th recent advance.
No. 1 foundry waa quoted at 818.6i'l9 00;
No. 1 foundry northern waa quoted at 818 54
it 19 00; No. t. 318 Oufc 18.50; No. I southern and
No. 1 southern soft, 818 .!(! 18 .75.
ST. LOl'IS. Sept 16 METALS Lead
firm at 84.27H- Spelter, firm at 85.60.
toek Market.
Sept. 16. CATTLE
Baak of Kaalaa talrmrst.
I.O.MON. Sept 1 -The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England show the
following changes:
Total reserve increased.; i5
Circulation, decrease J 814141)
Bullion, derreased ),'-
Other securities, decreaaed........... 4.S1)
t. Joaepb I. Ire
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.
iteccipts. 3tnsi head: market ateadv; steers.
i84-Wt7 0o: cows and heifers. 82.60n76 00;
1 calves, II Ofra" 60.
j MOtiS Keielpts. 6 000 had; market
1 stndy to strong; top. 88 80; bulk. ls.OMr8.2o.
; SHEEP AN1 LA M B1 Receipts. 1.000
head; market steady; lamb. 84 00)765.
tloai ritr I. Ira Rtork Market.
SIOCX CITY. la.. Sept. 16 -iSpeclal Tele
gram. 1 CATTLE Receipts. 1.5U0 head;
market ateadv; beeie. 64 00V76O: cow.
82 7V.j4.in; feeders, 4 lJ;6 aO, yearlings, 83 00
w4.ti0
IKidx p.,.,-,.lpts. lS.uno lietd: market
stead) : range of prices. 37.7.V9X 10; buik of
sales. 87.8fii.0.
lock la Ijjht.
Receipt of live stock at the s, principal
western markets yesterday were as follows
Cattle Hugs. Sheep.
South Omaha 7 41 4) 3 M41 pi.oO
Sioux City I &' lm
St. Jueeph Inn Hum
Kansas City mill ,
St. Iiuls 7.VI11 1 atwi
Chicago letsKl
Total...
CAT! LB
liberal for
ported In.
four day
29,000 head for
a consiaerauie prupoi tton ot tha receipt
thla morning consulted of cow stuff and
trashy steer.
While the bulk of the beef steers con-
isted of range cattl there were a rw
right good cornfeda In slgnt. Still the total
nfi'erlng of desirable killer waa not large.
The demand was good and th maiket rea
aunahly artlve at good aieady pticea.
Cow and heifera were In large upplv.
while the quality waa none too aood arid
th general trade was mow to
not quite as bilsk aa thev
were earlier in the week, but still desu
able kind were fair seller at steady
price
vuoiatlone on cattle: Uouu 10 cholc
Coin fed teer, 7.ootf7.75; fair tn good
cornfed ti. t6 4B7-00; common to fair
corilfed ters, 84 766 40: good to choice
rang ster. 86 2u.jp4.u0 : fair to good range
leer, 64.tQ5.a; cormnou to fair range
tears. 83.7644.60; good to cholc coinfed
cows and heifera, 84 006.00; fair to good
vornfed rowa and heifera, I3 0mj4 00. com
mon to fair corn fed cow and heifera
J2 ia3 00; good 10 choice range cows and
he'.fera, 83.764.50; fair to good range cows
and be.fers, 83uuiSi.;i; common to fair
tang cows and heifer, 8286443 00; good
I 10 cnoic siocKert a no rreaera. i. 103.1 tiO.
j fnir to good .stocker and feeddra. $3 tVii
e ai. common 10 fair stocaer ana reeders.
83OI015O: tloock heifers.. $26oi 50; veal
calves. 83 tti6 60: fc.ll. stage, etc.. 82 60rt
4. M.
Representative saiea:
W EST K R N .-J-N E BR A S K A
Ko.
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HI...
40...
Z" ....
74....
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bd. ...
ih. Vr. No. to. Pr.
la) T 90 4 241 D I 05
40 18 47 2lil ... 111
20 1 4T 2M 40 Ut
- 1 41 A14 ... U
0 1 ti 47 Hit ... I (
40 7 t7V4j 49 244 ... 04
Wl H' at ... i .
00 t J27 ... I 01
41 l JJ0 1 07-4
t "0 47 m ... 07w
H l W, 40 I 10
75 ZI4 I 10
01V 74 r . 1 ,.
" 71 21,4 1 I 10
01'4 i ... 1 tu
OSVs 17 213 ... I -,o
05 .' 214 ... ,
8 174 140 I 10
05 la U4 lfl I tu
I 04 IT. Ill tin 1 m
r m ... 1 10
72 2t3 to I .,
0 72 !44 40 I lu
04 IM . . t o
n-'i 71 251 11) 1 10
05 72 Ill 10 I III,
8 01 7 117 ... I It
i 71 211 40 I li
1 "5 7f. 24.' ..!'
1 74 204 10 1 llu
1il t 04 tt Ill ... I JO
40 lib Ml IMi Ml!.
SHEEP The official recount of yester
day receipts broukht Hie total for the
Hire days up to over 74.0U0 hod. It, will
be remembered that th market vesterday
morning opened with proapecta lower, ba
Injj quoted anywhere from steaov to 102
Us- lower than th day before. The earlv
trade wa slow owina to the lute anix.i
I of trains and everyone wna an'ieipatlng a
weak and lower close. Aa later train, oama
1 in loaded much lighter than expected, and
ia It became apparent that receipts wen
mil 100 large to tipply th demand, tha
market firmed up Instead of easing off
ilocing in th afternoon a little higher
than th day befoie. More than that,
everything waa cleaned up.
Receipta thla morning were liberal, seventy-two
car being reported In. still they
were the lightest of the week to date At
the earn tune the demand for killer was
v.-ry good and eieryihing sold a little
stronger than the los vesterday. Fat
lambs brought pi Ices that w ere around 25c
higher than the low spot yesterday morn
ing, which makes up for a good deal of the
decline Tuesday, leaving the market only a
llttla under what It waa on Monday. Offer
ings changed hands v- reaiiiv n -..1..
'"'"'a pi everythlna: des tab
An.
..110
...IK
..242
..25
..-.It
..til
..24t
II
..22
..242
..t(,
.141
. .til
..J77
..Kit
..111
..137
.244
..104
.1112
..241
..361
..10
..247
..HI
. J. .4
..11
.21
..-ti.1
. ..II
..217
.161
an
1)
JVK 9TOtK MARKRT
Cattle au4f Nheep 8trad llnaj Xt roust
to Hlaher.
CHK.'AOO. Sept. Irt.-CATTLE-Reeeipl.
estimated at 6,tKi0 head. Market ateadv;
steers, 85-6018.60; cowa. 83.6043-5.26; heifers.
83.50iyOU; bulls. 83.004. 6; calves, 83.0oj.
9.00; stockers and feeders, 83.7V(j'6.36.
HOOS-Recelpts. estimated at 10.000 head.
Market strong to 10c higher; choice heavv,
88.4118.50; butchers. 88.S:Kii.60; light mixed.
8S.laHjU.aO; choice light. 36.30t( 8.40; packing.
88.008.16; pigs. 86.26m7.70; bulk of sales,- KM
t78.35.
SHEEP
mated st
84 255.16;
AND LAMBS Receipt. estl
18.000 head. Market steady; shrep.
lamb. 6.T6((j7.60; yearlings. 8.5.1)0
Kansaa Citr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Bept. H. CATTLE Ra
celpta. 9,0t head, Including l.ntJ aoulherns.
Market for cows and feed steers strong;
for other cattle steady to 10c lower; choice
export and dressed beef steers, I4.60tj41.2fc-;
fair to good. 84.206.26; western steer.
8S.76f96.76; stockers and feeders, 88 2tV3.SO;
southern steers. 83.2044.60; southern Cows.
l2iW(3.65; native cows, 82.00i4.ft6; native
heifers. 33.10(83.40; bulls. 12.7544,3.75; calves,
84.0fs7r7.60. '
HOOS Receipts, 6 000 heart. Market
sleady to strong; top. 88.30; bulk of sales.
37.90(8.26; heavy. 88.OO4jS.3O; packer and
butchers. 88.00e8.30; light, 87.7tMr8.lB; pig.
t6.nO4.r7.60. . .
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt , 1 .000
head. Market strong; Iamb. 86.7647.60;
yearling. 14.755 40; wether. 84.60kJ5 10,
ewe. 4.2j4.0; stocker nl feeder, 83.26
ffD.lO.
mad.
I'll
being
1 imi .
3 (4)0 :
IViO I
18 im
6 heifers.
20 feeders..
IS feeder. .
18 feeders..
4 ral Kit. ..
8 calves. ...
13 stockers.
17 feeders..
4 calves. ...
51 cows.
21 cow s. ..
17 cow s. ..
27 row s. . .
24 cows. . .
Totals.
83. 7W M.Mli 45 500 j 18 cows.
sill
1154
Ki
rn
218
59.1
9s6
731
... i4
Fawn
. . . 1(W9
... 910
. .. 854
9W
M
963
3 tsi
4 i2
8 75
4 9
4 15
i 75
3 76
4 2".
25
3 30
Lake
4 50
3 75
4 15
3 20
V. Doyle
3
4 cow s
12 feedei..
8 feeders.,
a ca Ive. ...
4 heifers...
6 stockers.
2" feeder. .
13 cow a
4 calve. ..
63 feeders..
9;o
4O0
7MI
3K)
VW
713
94)
e.l
llso
944
R Co. Neb
70 cows 1.1.
85 row . .. 95
8 calve.... IHO
-Neb.
8 yi
3 :s
1 20
4 00
3 sn
3 85
4 Ol
3 25
4 75
4 10
3 7n
4 15
50
the
noted
at ron a er
ri-olng on
strength of ye-
St. I.oala I.It atook Market. -
ST. LOl'IS. Sept. 16 CA.TTLK-H.celpt,
7.8O0 head. Including 4.800 Texan. Market
steady; native shipping and export ters.
80.5V(7.76; dressed beef and butchenf ter.
35.4r-u.50; steers under 1.000 lb., 34.0O86.26;
stockers and feeders, 83 756 ID; cowls and
heifers, 33.25'H6.76; ranners. 82 40S.OO; bulls,
33.00(4.25; calves. 35 60i8.00; Texaa and In
dian steers. 83 75 6.50;, oow and heifers, 82 40
4.50. -- -- 1
HOOS- Receipta, 8.A head. Market 'waa
steady: pigs and light. 60o-(j20; packers,
t7 90jj8.25; butchera and beat heavy. 88.8114
8.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4tOO
head. Market steady; natlv mutton. 33 75
4 80; lamb. $4 .4jOroi7.Su; cull and buck. 32 iV)
4j4.50; stoi kr. 83.0O3j3.75.
8t. I.oal Oeoeral Market.
ST LOlIS, Mo., Sept. 16 WHF.AT
Hlgher track: No. t red caah, tl.lfiffjl.16
No. 2 hard. ti.Oa'n&l.oO; September, ll.04;
December. 8101; May. 31084.
COKN-Stronger; track: No. t caah, r;
No. J white, 6ic; De:ember, Wc; May.
624,C.
OATS Higher; track: No. i caah, 4ia4Jc;
No. 8 white. 4jl'kc; December, 404c; Sfy.
42lic 1 . .)
KLOl'R Steady ; red winter patent, 86 00
V6.30; extra fancy and straight. 84 7tij4 96
bard winter clears. M 9ft(jM 20.
SEED Timothy, 8.1.003350. ,
't )RN M EA L 8.1 20
RAN Firm; sacked, east track, 811
HAT Steady; timothy, tl1.0Oiai5.tO; prai
rie. 39 5fXttl1 fiO. K
BAOOINO 7c.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, firm; lobbing 828-50
Lard, higher; prime ateam. t H 7fla 1 1 SO. Dry
salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts
t)2 121.i; clear ribs. t!2 12,: short dear
812 25 Bacon, steady: boxed extra hort
313 121,; iler rlh. 313 12; hort rlers'
313 26.
POCLTRT-Weak: chirkena 13,-; aprlnaa
13c; turkevs. 15-ai7e; duck. 11c; geese 6c
HITTER Steady; creamerv, 2'&3lc
packing. SOc. w
KtJilS steady; lMtc.
Receipts. Shipments
feeder market iMi.rii. i m .in.
looked very weak and everyone had ul....uH
I i ymitm iir a lower close in
iif-iuuuii. un the e intrary. a
ooe. me market really closed
uu n aa goon and firm thl
I ne arsiraui kind. The
i""1;-" anernoon and ttila morning makes
up for any weakness that mv have oc
curred earlier in the week, leaving the
, reeuer market Just about where it was last
week which mean that tt waa in a good,
healthy condition
yuotaiion on fat sheep and lambs: Oood 1 i-eoria Mark!.
to choice lambs. t6.9tii7.; fair to good1 PEORIA. Sept. 16 CORN Highei
lambs 86.7.Vu6; good to light yearlings yellow. 68.c; No. 8. f, No. 4.
8.1 liu 6.30; good to heavv vemlloua tf. i tin riade ST..-: No 2 vellotv aa
oAiB-niinr, stanaara. 44r(74Jc: Ni.
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu.
Corn. bu. . .
I Oats. bu. .
11
98.100
a) vm
480iS)
6.700
47.800
14 tvi
m 754)
No
678c;
m; g od to choice wethers, 84 4024 75; fair
to good wethers. 84 26-114 40; good 10 cholc
' , "'o4j0; fair to good ewe, 84 0-j
Quontlons on feeder luck : ito-.d i-i
cb.iice lamhs 86 .l.Vao.fO, fair to gexvl lamb
36 6004 18; lijtht l eanings. lu.Oimi j.l .; ,n,v
yesMlngs. H75'f5i4i; old etheis 44 0i
4 41', good to choice twes. 812'.lg3 75; breed-
white. grW'tc
Dalalh (irala Market.
lU'Lt'TH Sept 16 WHEAT N'
ni.nhirn. tl0fit; j northern. W.i
HATS-Mi.wWie.
bee Want A us are business booaiera.