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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1910)
ef TIIE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. SEFTEMBEU 13. 1010. f, ft CHAIN AND PRODUCE SllRliKT Wheat Reipond. Bemdily to the Early Bidding of the Traders. TEIMAiT RECEIPTS AEE LIGHT Hk'"l U Helped gosae by tka fttreagtb la Carm tii Also by Mahter Ree-etts Weather Mag. lafavarable. OMAHA. Sept. 11. 1110. AV'1 rP''l readily to the earl; bidding, whKh ran value up 'nc from Sat urday a clotting prices. With light receipts at rrlmary points, liquidation inmi over lor ths time. cooler temperatures over the corn belt forced values higher and should unfavor able weather et in a sharp advance Is predicted. Wheat waa helped some by the strength In corn and higher receipt. Liquidation I leaa pronounced and with the higher pres ence of cash wheat, a reaction ta predicted 1 rom these levels. With lighter rc-elpts than were expected, and a very unfavorable weather map which shows frost In South Dakota, and predic tiona of front In Nebraska and Iowa to night, com trader easily advanced price Vc to lc higher. Primary wheat recrints n 1 B1 000 hu. and ahlpmenu were . bu., agalnit re ceipts mat year of 1.6;.00Q bu. and shlp tnrnta of 1.23O.0uO hu. Primary corn receipts wera mn.ono bu. and snipnients wera l.Kfl.tm bu.. agiilnst re ccipts last year of 642.0itt bu. and shipments of 1M.000 bu. Clearances wera none of com. 1. 000 bu. of oat and wheat and flour equal to 131,000 . DU. . , Liverpool closed 4 to d higher on wheat ana aa lower on corn. Omaha Cask r1c. WHEAT-No. S hard. tv.4ill.00H; No. 1 hard. a99SVc: No. 4 hard. fciif04c; re Jected hard. nCtiOuc: No. t surlng. K6rn1V0l No. S spring, rl.0u; No. 4 spring. WW-c. TOHN-No. X white. 644i'c: No. I wmie, S4u.V4c: No. 4 white. 6.ViiMf; No. 1 yel low. aHiCMc: No. I yellow. 52852H". no. 4 yellow, M'itr&ac: No. t. WtltlV. No. S. 6&..2Wc; No. 4, Wf-lc; no grade, 47V4 51c. OATS-No. 1 white. SUJflSlc; standard. l'1i31e; No. S white, 3I0.11HC: No. 4 .white. KO'au-Ho; No. 3 yellow. 301430c; - No. 4 yellow. 2SVtffr. BARLEY No, 4. eOfottJc; No. 1 feed, 66 LSr; rejected. 62'8'V.c. RYF.-No. 1, 7537e;Tlo. . Cartas Relta. Wheat. Com. Ost M (M 10 745 53 42 11 159 tm i . A f .a ....... I . . O . , - . A 1 CK tober. 4 M. Pr.ASCsn.an. steady. 7. FLOUR Winter patients, steady. m. WEtlllKR l TIIF. liRtlV BELT Rial a la aiaat far Teaerat are la I This Vlelalty. OMAHA. Sept. 12, 1910. Another nave of decldedlr cool weather spread down over the upper valleys and eastern Hneky mountain ipe during Bun day afternoon and night. And temperatures i re much lower this inornina In the upper lake region, ipper Mississippi and Missouri vaurya ana mest to the mountains, r res Ing temperatures prevail In western Minne sota. North lakota and eastern Montana, and killing frosts are reported south aa far a the northeastern portion of South Da kota, i ne coot aave is accompaiuea ny an area of high preasuie over the upper vallevs. and conditions are faVorable for cooler' weather In this vicinity tonight, and frost Is predicted for the eastern portion of Nebraska. The area of high pleasure will probably move eastward over the val leys during the next twenty-four hours, and a rising temperature In this vicinity Tuesday will follow the cooler tonight, with fair tonight and Tuesday. Temperature and precipitation aa com pared with the last three years: lal. !. lSua. 107. Minimum temperature ... Ml 68 9 69 precipitation T ,M .00 .00 Normal temperature for todsy, 7 degrees. Deficiency iu precipitation since March 1, u.w incnea. Deficiency l. Inches. Deficiency 1.26 inches. L. A. WKLSH. Local Forecaater. corresponding period In corresponding period in 101 tsra aad heat Biglsi Ballatla. For Omaha, Neb., for tn twenty-four hours ending at a. nv. 7fth meridian tima. Monday, September 11. OMAHA DISTRICT. ' Temp. Kain- Ftatlons. Max. Win. fall. Aat.land, Neb.... W 49 .00 Chicago Mlnneapolla Omaha ,. Duluth ............... IHIC1UU GRAIX AND PROVISIONS Feat area of lae Tradlag; aad Clnalaar Prleea the Board af Trade. - CHICAOO. Sept. 12. Indlcatlona today pointed to art oversold' condition In the wheat market. Prices were considerably i more responsive to strengthening than to 'V ilepresatng Influence. A firm tone pre 7 vailed at the close, which waa at a net advance of He to 7c. Latest quotations showed corn to lVc higher than Sat urday: 'data up Hfirc, and hog products varying from 20c gain to -'4c loss. To nartisana of an upward turn for wheat the most significant factor waa that north western recespte today were less than one third as large as a year go. Bearish news, such a the breaking up of the drouth In foreign eermed to be more than offset by the effect of firmness in the corn mar ket here. Cold weather In the north was the reason for the strength In the coHrse grain. December wheat ranged from Kttc .to ll.O0Wol.0uV ind closed 4ti'c to 7c , up. at ll.wv - Reappearance of low temperature, with forecast of frost in some state tonight, . advanced corn prioes. . December fluctu ated between 6Tc and teVrtwic, closed .. steady at osVfitdo. a net gain of itic to lc. The cash market waa firm. No. i yfllow closed at 670Uc. Speculators In oats began to pay atten . tion to J,he smaller marketings from the Interior. December sold from . 34?c to tvsSSHC closing at'36'4c. a rise of HSSc compared with faturday. ' , . Lard led the advance In provisions dur ing the greater part of the session, i al though pork In the end scored topmost. Pork closed Sc to Utc higher; lard gained 2 V to 17c. and ribs ranged from KSc dearer to a decline of the same extent. Leading.. future ranged as follows: fiky. Cloudy Auburn. Neb W bo .00 Cloudy tHr ken B'w. Neb. bl 40 . 00 Ciowly C'olumbua, Neb.. 74 45 .00 Pt. cloudy t ulhertson. Nb. 71 4s .00 Clear Falrbury, Neb... l 61 .00 Cloudy Fairmont, Neb... KJ 4.1 .00 Cloudy Ui Inland. Neb.. 75 44 .00 t. cloudy llartlngtun. Neb. 74 44 .ov Cloudy Hastings. Neb... W 4:1 .J0 Pi. cloudy Holdrege. Neb... 71 4i .00 Pt. cloudy toakdaie, Neb.... W i .M Pt. cloudy Omalia, Neb 83 60 .00 Cloudy Tekamah. Neb... 7 47 .00 Cloudy Alia, la 70 44 .W Clouoy Carroll, la W 44 .00 4'loudy ClHrliula, la K0 64 .00 Cloudy Hlbley, la 63 41 .vi clear Bloux City, la... 70 .W Cloudy tNol included In averages. 'Minimum temperature for twelve-hour period ending at 8 a. m. DISTRICT AVERAGE NEW YORuSroCliS AND BONDS Eettle of Rock Island Preferred is Taken Quickly. STOCK WAS ALREADY WELL UP Bead Deallaa I.araer aad I c rea e 4 Aassher af laaaea Are Traasfrrred with ArtMlty Mostly la (eralatlve llaaa. NEW TORK. 8ept. li-The news Inclden' of the day In the finanotal markets was re-sale by Kuhn. Ioeb Co. to Phelps. Iodge 4k Co. of the Rock Island pre ferred stock which waa purchased from the Pt arson syndicate In Julv at a time when demoralisation threatened the stock market. The reception of the secondary transaction by the stock market was In marked contrt.st with the electrifying ef fect of the announcement of the first. A comparison of market prices thn and now may account for the difference In the sentimental effect. Rock Island preferred then touched 64. while today It rose to ("iV a rise from Saturday s closing price of S'. thus leaving a narrower margin for the expression of Improvement. Price In the general list are correspondingly higher than when the Rock Island deal acted as an arrest to threatened demoral ization. Bonds dealings were larger and a greater number of Issuea were delt in thai late' v. but the activity was mostly In bond of the speculative clas The tone was regular. Total sales Sl.7s.noB. I' nl led (States b- nds were unchanged on call. and leading quotations follows: Sale, nigh. Low. Clot. eneral fund, h; m.JS; current liabilities, I MV.T.'.. Working balance In lieanrv of fices. U2.rM, in Iwink to cieillt of trens- liter of the I'nlted States. Itrt.M.VOtJ. snb- sitirv silver coin. -'0.l4i S.4; minor coin. Il.i !r7; total bnlaiM-e In geanrl fund, rc.:iJ 4j. ' - UlaAaiA Ll.t sroCi dlAKlitrtenh,ryKbr.y erv allrv was rreqvintei ry ers, however, and trading; started In active fashion a soon as the Muff cuild be tiat"'d up In selling form J Mail vrd flledi with t nl4 brokers a!s ICOLD BILLION IS STOLEN KeceipU of Cattle Smaller Than Uual jp t f1gI11i,fI, i't""!! 'Burglart Get Awav with Fifty Thon Number of sales on stocks were as No. of District. Stations. Columbus. Neb.... 17 Louisville. Ky..... 19 Indianapolis, Ind.. 12 Chicago, 111 K Lies Moines, la.... 14 Minneapolis, Minn. 30 Kansas City. Mo.. 24 Omaha, Neb 19 -Temp. Rain Mas. Min. 83 8X 8J 80 M W M 76 64 bO 68 52 32 6S 4 AIII-T)lmr pr Amatsunated Copper ... Amtnran Africvlasnil Am. Bet Sugar American Can AmerUan C. g: F. Am. Cotton oil Amtrlcsn H. A L. pro.. Am. lis seruri'tlss Amsrlcsn Lluseet) Amerlcsn LoromiHivs .. Aaiertrsn S. a ft Am. t). a R pM Am. 'Stsel Foundries.... Am. Sussr Refining.... Amsrican T. a T American Tobarco pfd.. American Woolen Anaonda Hinirif Co... At'hlann Atchlton pfd Atlantic Coast Una Hmmnr a Ohlu Hethlaham Steel brooalrn Rapid Tr riniil tn Pacific Onlral Leather Ontral Uealbsr pfd Central of New iersay. heeapeake a Oslo Itncato A Alton Chicago Oraat Weatern. C. O. W. Pfd 10 Chicago a N. W .00 C, M. at 8t. P .10 I C, C C. at. L Colorado r. a I Colorado a Boaibara... ronaolidated Oas Corn Products Delaware Sc Hudson fall .00 .00 .00 .00 .70 Decidedly cooler weather prevails this morning In the northern and western por tions of the corn and wheat region, and freezing temperatures are reported at fif teen stations In the Minneapolis district. I Denver Rio Grande Showers occurrea wiinin xne last twenty- i D. R. O. pfd..... four hours in the lake region and upper I Distillers' Securities Mississippi ana upper Missouri valley, Ert ti.ilva. 111., had 1.10 Inches. L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster, Weather bureau. 1.440 IMS '- l.ooo s ' ' " jiiii i'4 tj u- n its svo l 12 4,tKI TW 41 " 4i i i M0 SV, S3S U0 4 S 1.700 UTS i,'i"j ios ioss too 2 t.000 74 7oi 4.200 11 10 U0 13' U "Cim i 'ai i!ooo w iv 1,100 4S4 M0 144 . 144 1.700 IMS 1US " loo tov 'sos 't.ioO 130', .Sew Tark Menrey Market. NEW TORK. Sept. U.-MOVEY-On call, easy at per ent: ruling rate. l per cent: clnamg bid. l'a per cent; offered st 1 per cent: time loai s, easier: sixty days, JVa4 per cent: ninety days. 44U per cent; six months. 4H1' per cent. PRIMB MEKCANTILK PAPER - oStltl per cent. STERLING EXCMANOF.-Firm. with ac tual business In bankers" hills a 4 vjass 4 Ki0 for slxty-dav Mllw and at W.SIO for demand: commercial bills. M K."j4.K3S. SILVER Har. 62Vf Mexican dollars. 4c. RON I ft Government, ateady; lallroad. Irregvlar. i Closing quotations on bonds t'.xlay were a foilow: i 1M lnt M SI. 4S ... 'S w.l Jinan ta " ... li'S do 4S Vi ... 11S K. C. So. tat 7JS ... tin U. . l. 4s iwl i"iw ...,11 I.. N. Ulrl. 4 . .. M. K. T 1st ta... STS ....l'l do gen. 4S" 4a..lW'Me. Paalla 4 77 .... SB S. R. R. of M. 4S- ....M'tS. T. f. . IS S KS a 4e 'S n X. T.. X. H. H. ! CT. U-'a 1 Jj. W. lit c. 4a.... !S '.', do c. 4 N No. Pacific 4 I'S t?S' o fs SO a. L rhls. 4 :s l'Pnn. c. SS HIS... &" 10S o cnn. 4e 1 ' Rea1mg gen. 4n " 12 St. L. a. F. f -e r oS sdn gen. r.a s l ,V U S. v. c. 4s.. II kt 'do lat gold 4a SI M Srahoanl A. L 4a.... 7s 7S So. Pac. col. 4a S do t-T. 4a s ao lat ref. 4a 4 V. . ref. 2a, res. do coupon t". 8. la. reg do coupon . ... V. . 4a. rg do coupon AJIie-Tal. lat 6s. Am. Ag. oe Am. T. A T. er. Am. Tobacco 4. . do ta Armour ft Co. 4Ss. . Alrhieon gen. 4a do e. 4a do ct. ua At C. U lat 4a Bal. d Ohio 4a. Mo IS do S. W. 3Sa Bra. Tr. cr. 4a can. of Oa. ! On. l.eather ..... c of N. J I. us... Chea A (Wilo 4S dt. ref. 4a Chtraao a A. li.. B. y J. 4a... do gen. 4a C. M. r. g 3S S c. k. i. a r n. 4a.. -it'i do rfg. 4 r ? Railway 6a. 1 olo. Ind. 5 "4 do gen. 4 Colo. Mill. 4 s t nior, Pacific 4.. C. A s r. a a 4Sa 04 . do ct. 4 3 43 J7 t' 47 2S i: 1S 12 3;. T 13 41 1I7H W vs 1S s 7i ft3 I Alma. Neb 1 S do lat A ref. 4e.. .'S V. S H wooer a S I'. B. Steel 2d So... C Vs.-Csro. Chem. XSUabaall lat 71 S 'lo 1,1 4a... 70 Western 61d. 4e.... So Weal. Elec. cv. Oa. 1;4 Ma catitral 4a ... On. lat re!. 4a. M(Jlo. Pac i. .... Met 4',a , 73 4. A H r. 4... D. H 1. 4a.... do ref. fa IHMIllers' .ia Frle p. 1. 4a io gen. 4a do cv. 4a. ear. A do eeriea B Oen. Klec. cv III Int ..10.S .. 74 . .liU'S . 101 s .. 94 . .1"2S . JS MS ua S MS m on Monday. HOGS CONTINUE ON THE UP GRADE aeea aaal l.aaeik ITU-es gteadj ta troag, vrltk) the Traae Artla na All Kinds at Carreat. Uaotatloaa. its j.l J1.U0 SS,i"-fI )1,:I3 ii,7M Dec. SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 12, W10. Revs pts were: Cattle. Hogs Sheep KMtirtnt Jaondav 10.017 faine day last weeK 15. "3 Z.. cSame day 3 npckn ago...ll.MH ,-aine nay a weeks ago. . . 10 3, CJ .line day 4 weeks ago... V.-'M .v' Same da last year 11.447 Lii iiie foiioaing tatle shows the rcipt cattle. liog.i and sheep at South Oniaba lor the year to dat-. as compared wiiu last year: istio ling mt. Cattle 747.742 fc.07 W.o Hogs 1.4W.iMi 1.7i4.lii3 Sheep l,4J,7a3 l,iW7,H6 3JS.x i.. .olluwln' table shows m v'r,'.! ,11 Ices of bogs at Scuts Omaha tor tr.e ia everal daya, with comparuauus: . Date. I lau. la.W.lV7.11o-l'u luH: Sept. i... eiept. ... .-ept. i.. 8epL i. 1.. Sept. ....) a ul 7 S I V' t il ' I f. Sept. 10... I y livsi 7 61 l I l ' ?' -J V fepL 13... I i', I I 71, 6 bo! a J'JLT I tfJSI 7 87 , 4 63 6 61 6 ! I . ic-jv, 1 a iu t ui 6 'l Si ? iz Onsi 7 !, 61 l Sl lZZ s Hi I : a bl I " ! to strong figures. Strxng weight lambs sold stra'sht for feeding purposes st 6 & and better, string with killing tops moving at and around K 46. Llah4 feeding lanil.a of goKi qjality runged1 from i(n.Io. Feeding sheeai mild at the same strong prices that pievalled last week aa a rule, lsl kinds going at a eiy narrow spread aa compared w itb fat ato k quotations. Inquiry from packers was equally brisk and prices well sustained all along tlu line. Pat laniba an Id straight at IK 70 at,,) ethes brotisbt as much as 14.40. Indicating a mar ket easily firm with last week a close. Uood fat rmcs sold around H"iu4 0n, but sorting for fat classes was a little mure pronounced in this blanch of the trade, as many of the ewes that are coming carry big feeder ends. Yearling, either feeder or fat, were relatively ."Carve. .Quotations n grass to k: noon to cho ci laiotis. KiVryU so; fair to good lamhs. Ik l.vtf t 60; feeding lambs, $.'. 7M 50; handy-wetght yearlings. 16 16t!-i.50; heavy yearlings, 14.004 00. feeder Yearlings. tviOOiuft SO; good to choice we4hers, I-t t-tl4 46; fair to good wether. M 0tJi4 Si; feeder wether. U H 4 : breeding ewea. 4.2Sr4.7t: fat ewea. U &i 4,4.16: feeding ewes. aJ,iir60. Representative sales; No. Av. 26t Idaho lamba fit 147 Idaho lamba 190 41 Idaho lamba, culls til J60 Idaho lambs SO 3.5 Id.tho lambs (1 1-2 Montana wethers and ewes..p4 UJO Montana, wethers and feeders W 171 Montana wethers and feeders !7 241 Montana wethers and f-eders Pi land Dollara Worth. LEAD IS ' SUBSTTTITTED INSTEAD Sunduy. Receipts and dispooillon of live slock at Ihe I nion otuck Urdu, fuulll ouiiina. li weniy-lour hours ending at I o'clock es iei ila ; Bid. Oflered. Local nerarltlea. Quotations furnls'.ied by Hums. Blinker Co., 44 Omaha Natiohal Bank Imllding: n a. AaVed. U. 6a CXidaTh fStHltig CO. ...i 7S Cltv Nai l Hank Bide. 4a. !7S Colutnl.ua. Neb. K. U TS 1 lp' Fairmont lreamery pfd 2JS fsirnmnl Oeatnarr. com 104 I Hydraulla Prea-ed Brtck. com. 3U0 i Iowa Portland lat . 4e. ......... t. r-.a. Iwa V.rf.llanrl ?d ta II Kan. O. B. 7 per cent pffl. icoua r' I2S Kanaaa City R. A U f.. I V13 I 45 I Kanaaa ty Stock Yards... i....' Hi i Kanaaa Cite imunlrlpall 1"S 119S Metropolitan Ry.. K. C. 6a Mil.... 7n ; Omaha Water Co. oa, 1914 IPS Omaha V. ater Co. Sa, 1S44 1.2S ! Omaha Oaa it. 1917 ... 1"0 ... 107 ... li ... if ... 7 7S r st u too IST, 2SS 1S Omaha C- B. Bt. Rr 1(4 ' Omaha & C. B. St. Hr tm Omaha 8t. Ry. 6a. I14.. com 5a, lf.. SEW YORK t.EERAL MARKET Qaotattaaa Articles ! Open. I I'.lgh.l Low. Close. Sat y. I 7sl 1 j's 1 1 OOS'SI W OOVjI 1 064, n7Sj M Hft"r4ij'4 5S i6i44i'T!577a'oH 68 'J 6fiS .W i.tat I lept....l W, Wli,, . Dae....t 1 OUHH IWSi . May.. .11 vVi HMI ,Corn I t t Sept...j7 jt'Hi 67SjJ, ' Dec....i6f;iifS. .VAatTi.'l, May. ..(us tt'S! 6 1 Oats i- i I Dec.... 35'. VTi'x M Mfi May...iS- SI So 384iiiS! 37T Pork i i i i Sept...! ?i 40 io j T7Ui ai m Oct. . . .j ao So 10 50 I :-o S7ij 20 45 Jan....) lb so is 87H1 la bO IS Larti 1 1 1 Hept... I 30 3I4 la M) 12 42Vgi II 6". 1 12 424! 12 5 Oct..., II t7Si 12 47'i 13 Cal 12 45 Nov... 11 Kiwi 11 62-.i 11 72-i 11 82m 11 76 Jan.... 10 H7V! 10 S7', 10 M'i 10 S3 10 (C."-i Jibs , 1 1 . 1 tept.v 11 15 j 11 K I 11 80 I 11 2l4j II 96 Oct.... 11 75 I 11 77V 11 724 11 75 I 11 75 Jan.... j WSat 2Vw 87w 11 W I 67Vs i of the Day Caniaedltlei. NKW YORK. 8ept. 12. FLOL'R Steady; spring patents, 15 404 6. 76; spring clears, $4.35 &4.00; winter extras No. 1. 13.76431.90; win ter extras No. 2, 3.60X06; Kansas straights, I4.swn4.a5. Rye flour, steady; faar to good, t4.3su4.25; choice to fancy, 14-30 4.40. CORN MEAL Steady; fine white and yel low, $1.4tVgl.46; coarse, $1.36 1.40; kiln dried, 13.45. HEAT Spot market firm; No. 2 red, 11.04 elevator and I1.04 f. o. b, afloat; No. 1 northern at Duluth, 11.2CS f. o. b. Laat prlcea showed Ho to c net higher. Septem ber closed fl.04; Ieceniber, 11.07; May, $1. 12S. Receipts. 28.Wi0 bu. CXRN Spot market strong; No. 2 corn. Jso ievaior.' Jomealio - tjasls, to -ar rive: No, X 06 He f. o. b. afloat.- Futures without transactions; closing, He to lc net higher. Spot closed 66 We; Deoember, iV-c: May. 66'jc. Receipts. 39.375 bu. OATS Hpot market firm; standard white, new. 3hHc; No. 2 white, 3Sc; No. 3, Sac; No. 4. 37V-, Future market waa without trans actions,' closing Sc to c net higher. September closed 3fc; Deoember, 40SC, May. 43V; July. 43c. Receipts, 39,650 bu.; shipments 1.800 bu. HAY-IHill; prima,, $1 .lCHfia.15; No. 1, 11.10; No. t 11.00; No. 1. 60c. HIDES Dull;- Central America. Ao; BogotH, atiVoalHc. HOI'S Dull; state, common to choice, 1!W, 2ofiic; 1508, nominal; Pacific coast. 1SW. W1I60; lel, nominal. FRO ISIONS 1'ork. steady; mess. 123.60 fr24.(o; family, t-o.(.&3).U0; short clear, XU.50 6J4.51'. Heef. firm: meaa, llo 0-yl5.50; fam ily. 119iiJi.00; hams. tiHygrHM. Cut meats ateady; pickled bellies, in to 14 lbs., lMiloc; pickled hums. 14H315C iArd. firm, er; middle west prime, Il.oVa)12.90; refined, firm; continent. 113.15: South America, 113.75; compound, HWUUXc, TALLOW Quiet; prime city, hhds., 1c; country. "Htlou. BCTTF.H barely steady; creamery spe cials, 12432Hc; extras, 11c; third to first, 14Hft29c; state dairy, common to finest. 23 'oc; process, second to special. 24ro27Hc; factory, June make, 23Vo24c; factory, cur rent make, LjUc; itniiaUon creamery, 24 fciac. ' - - , CHEKSB-Steady; state, whole milk, spe cials. Iitfil7c; state, whole milk, fancy, lie; state.' w hole milk, choice, 14Sc; state, good to prime, 14il4Vtc; state, common to fair, 10Mil3Sc: skims, full to special. 2HS12HC. tUUS steady ; fresh gathered, extra first, Sf-tik"; state, first, 34j'24c; state, sec onds. 21'ii2-.c. , FOl'LTRY Alive, easy; spring chickens. lc: fowls, lftc; turkeys, VHqluc. Dressed, firm: western broilers, 17'ii20c; fowls, Ib'y, lie; spring turkeys, 36c. I. I.oais Ueaeral Market. ST. LOLIS. Sept. 12.-WHEAT-F"Uuie4i hlgiier: Septemlwr, S7c: December. tl.aS V.w'i may. elf".: raw. nrtn: track No. Krle lat pfd Krl Id pfd General Klectrlc Ureal Northern pM Greet Northern Ore clfa hllnola Central Interhorough Met Int. Met. pfd international Harvester ... Int. Marina pfd International Paper International Pump leva Central Kanaaa city Bo K. So. -pfd.: Laclede Oaa Louisville Nashville MJna. at. Lou la M.. 8t. P. A a. . M M., K. A T M.. K .A T. pfd Missouri Pacific National Biscuit National Lead N. R. R. of M. 14 pfd.. . New York Central N. Y.. O. A W Norfolk . Western North American Northern PacJflo . .......... Pacific Mail Pennaylvanla f., Peoola'a Gaa P.. C C. St. L...., Plttaburg Coal Piewed Steel Car Pullman Pa lac Car Railway Steel Spring.. Reading 1 Republic Steel Republic Steel pfd Rock laland Cv Hock laland Co. pfd St. U A . F .Id pfd St. Louis 8 W 81. L. B. W. pfd Slofe-gheffleld S. A I Southern Pacific Southern Railway So. Hallway pfd Tenneeeae Copper . - Teiaa Pacific T., St. U W T., Si. UW, pfd inlon Pacific tn.on Pacific pfd. ea-dlT.. t'niud States Pealty.. I'nlted Statee Rubber I'nlted Slates Steel I g. Steel pfd I' tail Copper Va. -Carolina Cbemlcal .... Wabash W aba ah pfd Weatern Maryland Weetlnghouee Electrls Weatern talon Wheeling A L E Tsui aaiea for ta day, 1.K mo 26 "a 4.114 ing 141S 1.I0O in1 & 64Vi 1.100 4- 7o0 l1 4!"a 6 too 'iio "iod - "iii itoiio "'si 'mo l.tno wis 'iis "t 'it" sia 111 100. 40 41.300 H4W 4l, 14l4, 14JV, 14 124V 4' 64U, i 4Ki 16S 14 W IH - 1414 2344 124 V 30', 1 MVa 114 61 Ilv, 4S14 m at 5?s IH 'tii M'i ios pacific t. t. a, i' --v; fDOtn t iniana r.ini'11 ap. 7 r. ta ion "4 O0 I ss ii 95 10 64 7W 104 B 1"1 M 4 M.14 W V ill C . M. & St. i' AlKSMHIII 1'llClfiO .... t'nioii 1'acitic C. Al N. W., east... C. & N. W. weft C, St. 1'., M. At O. C, ti. c Q . west... C, h I. & ft, eaat.. Illinois Central Totals li . 1 30 14 K19 4 32 .337 t 1 . 1 3 X 15 27 27 1 4 5 1 1 . 2 2 30 93 37 liAD. Pr. 40 40 6 26 ( 4 40 3 HO 4 2Ti 4 26 4 l rillf'A4i4t I.IYK T(lt K MIMK KT Ireejaaatl fur (atlle and Hogs Weak Nheep ateaaly. CHICAOO, Sept. 12 CATTLE Receipts. 36.0011 head; market weak, 10c to :c lower; beeves. 14.7&-iiK30; TeTa; steers. 13 7S 90: nestern steers. 14 kjru'.lO: snickers and feedtara, It oiVdO 10: cows and heifera. 1.' 211 40; CHlvea, tH.7ritl9ai Trace af ' 4 rlaalaata Left aa Ike Pol Ire trewltkesl a t lae Iaaare4 by lae K areas 4aaaiiaay- SEATTLE. Wash.. Pept. lt-(5old bullion valued at 1S7.". part Pf a" consignment of 1170.000 from the Washington-Alaska bank of Kalrank . to . the. iirater.Horton Na tional bank vf Seattle on the steamship Humboldt as stolen In transit. Lead waa substituted In the strong boi that contained It. Discovery of the theft was anirminced to day. . The stolen gold weighed 1M- pounds. When it left Fairbanks en a Tvkon rtver steamer for l'Awson and White Horse, the gold was contained 1st three) wuodcQ boxes and was in the care of the Alaska Paclf Exptess company 4 .When the aoaes wera optned by the Canadian, etiaiom cfflcera at Iaason the gold bars wera found to ba as stated In the express company's papers The boxes were opened again at lh I'nlted Slates assay, of floe la Seattle Fri day noon and the. theft was discovered. One contained pigs of lead Instead of gold. The seals ot the .boxes wera Intact, wben they reached the assay office, 4ttd it was evident that the .robbery had been com mitted on board ship. .The gold was In sured against loss by the express compaay. field Molea fMeaaaasrr.- , - The boxes were at the assay office Thurs day morning and remained there until the HOOS-Kecelllts. itl.tksj head. tillrkct .,nl. nf the mnalaaaa arrived nail dat la ran l aMjakiice, niKiiie, a a"li I" 1", iniaru. I.8r.(vil0 li0; heavy. lS.tiriiO.75: rough. Jt 0hf Omaha Packing Co.... .Nwu and Company.. I'udaliy backing Co .. Armour cx Co Scnwarlx-itoieii Co.... V . B. Vansant Co Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. 2.A ..1.041 ..1,242 .. 61S .'.'Viii Ml 4 .M Jul tilll 70 l.ot 3.'t 2. Ml 61 IIW nm in 391, , 40 94 M l A ...k 1144k U 11414, 4.100, u4 iMi m .,. 100 I34a U Si lf I nlon Stotk Yards Stoik. Omaha Trl-Clty Ry. A ilght i.m. ev York Mlslag Quotatlona. NEW YORK. Sepi 13 -Closlng quotations on stocks were as roiiows: Alios : l' Rrnnawlck COB T Com. Tunnel stock.. It do bonds Con. Cal. A Va. 1) rtui 11 ot.Kr 4J Iron BUrer 176 "Ottered. eLeadellle Con. Little Cole! .. Mealran Onrarie dphlr. ,i - Standard Yellow Jacket . .. 10 .. 4 . 1J5 ..22C. ..140 ..Ui Denton, Vansant dn Lutth 3W stt phens lirus ' 9V Hill ci Son bi; - K U. Lewis 47 Huston & Co 1M J. H. Bulla JiS L. II. Husr K0 McCreary t Carey 4K3 S. V ertheitner 262 H. K. Hamilton 345 Al. Hagerty 22 lA-e Kutnschild 113 Mo. Kan. Calf Co 31 Sol Degen 87 McCaughey Clinu Other buyers Totals 8,877 l.t-li H: good to choice heavy. lMw.75; pigs s ,.tmi.; duik of aawe. rusehson SHEEP AND LAM US-Receipts. 40.000 head, market sttady; native. I'..7.Vu4o6. western. 13 2Tii4 50; yearlings. 14.77.ifi.7ri; lambs, native, 15.2C47 Oil; western, I6.2&-4 90. Kaaaaa City I.Ito Stack Market. KANSAS C1TT, Sept. 12 CATTLE Re ceipts, 23000 head, including l.iaiO south erns; market ateady to 16c lower; dressed beer and export ateers. IT.ntMjfl.iu; fair to good. 16.0WaH.75; western steers 44 75a.'7.00; stockers and feeders. S3.4Vsrf.0i; southern steers, 13.00j6.00; southern cows. !J.604Jr4 2f: native cows, 12.75i4.75: native heifers, 1305 4jo50: bulls, IS.ib'gHOO: calves, 15. 761.00. HOGS Receipts. 3.O11O head: market lc to loc higher; bulk of sales. 19 604iO.mii: hea-v 10. 40419 00; packers and butchers, I9 GM9 80; light. i6Vo9.5. SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 14,000 head; sheep weak; lambs strong; lambs. h.l-fl7.(Ni; yearlings, I4.7W&4.26; wethera, I4.0v-a4 5O: ewes. 13.7W4.30. stockers and feeders, I3.0(i-u4.40. 1,796 23.135 were quite Baak Clearings. OMAHA, Sept 12 Bank clearings for to day were 13.007.743.33 and for tne corre sponding date last year 2.7i4.il 63. OM4H1 OKMUlalotHKIEt. 41.300 a 1.000 2a) . M0 114 1 S 304 Hi tH U' t 4S 40 404 11J M us n x us 4414, ST UtH Ml M Ma 44 24 67 M 1114 22 61 'a 17"4 94 No. i.. Cash uuotaiiona were as follows: KLOl'K Steady; winter patents, 14.409 8.10; straights, 14 lOSrl.90; spring siralghta, e4.K-n4.h;. bakers. I3.v0u.".10. RY K No. 2. 73c. v ItAICLKY Feed or mixing. iJiiioJc: fair to choice malting, TtViTZv. SEED I'lax, No. 1 southwestern, 1267; Niv. 1 northwestern. 12.79; timothy, 16.2iJ9.00; clover, 110 Otrlt 16.00. PROVISIONS Meaa polk, ikt bbl.. JjO Ttf 21.00. Lard, per loO Iba., 112.0.7. Shun ribs, sides, knee, til ioti 12.00. sliott clear sides, boxed. 3U.2.'4a 12.50. Total ileaian.es of wheat and flour were CilUal to 1JJ.J0O l,u. P.-iiiiarv rM.iita w.-r I.KStl.008 bu. compAKd Willi 1.iiOO bu ther '0"Sil.ot; ISO. 3 hard. 9c4ll06. cutiesponding day a vear ag". The visible CORN Futures higher; December, 54 Sc; supply of ivlieat in the l ulled Stales in- v" ScV: "sh. lower: track No. 2, uoiW eluded l.MA.oiio bu for tha week. The amount '5'1; No- whita. B'i'vfioSc. of breadstuff on ocean passage included a 1 r uiures nigiier; taecember, Sy.e; sieany; iracg .no. X, 31 Til jO'C, 140 rarsl bona. 12 0"8 hrad. It Y K Lower, rc. f Chicago Caxtt f ra veheat: No. 1 rod. ' r "-A)llt -Steady; ted winter patents. !.' 00 'c; rso. 3 red. aliV-; No. 2 hard. ".!, '"r lan-.j uno siratgnt, e-t.ouuH.oV; s.tcwii on;, no. 3 hard. Hi.-uMc; No. 1 north aiti s4ng, ti 1491.16: No. t northern spring, tl.13ijl.15; No. 3 spring, tl.lbiil.14. Coin: Ne. 2 eah, 57o; No. 1 cash, ,"t.'7c; No. i while,. i7tei67,c: 44. 3 white 67i57Sc; No. 1 yellow, i71iifc: No, 3 yellow. 574i57gc. isais: o. r cusn..jic; No. 3 white. 34fiK No. 3 v bite. Pt33Hc; No. 4 whit ataiHl.ird, a334V.' 100 loo) 4Q l" tot la) 4 f.so 144 143 144 HI II so 1 so ..." ' 100 J4 It 4 It, POO 4 (414 4S 4 114M, 11S4 11 6so 4SV, 44 44 oo 6Sa as 64 o i;i it i 4 1,100 MV 36 SAH 04 44 m 44 44 44 4 177.100 share. vi uirauiiuii on ocean passage included f -" ' " .urm-! .asJ.uuu bu.. Estimated receipts for loraor- - May, cash, stead M'W: Vhcr. 9 cars; rprn, 4i cars; oats, '31 '; No. 2 white. S4l2is lU'TI Kit -Muadj ; cieametic-a dalrne) So27c. EfiGS Steady; , i-ecelpts 7.473 can; i hard winter cle n a. 12 403 0. SEED Timothy, t 7&4H.SU. I CORN MEAL 13.13. r PRAN Dull; sacked, east track. 9u4i9Sc. 1 HAY' St ady; tlinuthy. l4.0vu 19 50, prairie, 112.0041 14.50. I'I!OVIIONS Pork. hluher: tohhins JHaaJc; I fcl.Jn. Lard. ln-Micr; prime .-team. 112 IZWl . 1.' t- 1 "ry rsn intatj. sieaay; boxed, ex- Lasdos tttack Market. LONDON. Sept. 12. American securities opened a fraction lower today. Then light covering steadied prices and at noon the market was firm and from c below Sat urday's New York closing. Canadian Pa cific was exceptionally firm a.nd advanced 2V4 rolnta. wl-ltL. A N 14S .4 4-la M.. K A T Uw ... 46 N. Y. Central 114 ... 4 Norfolk a Weatern Mv, ...141 do, pfd. 41 ...1M '4 Ontario A W eaters . 41 Balllmers A Ohio ..! Pennaylranla 44 Canadian Pacific ..iaS;Rand Mines 'i Cheaapeaka A Ohio.. ;4 .Heading n. U. W 221 Southern Hallway r . at. A St. P l-' do. pld 53 Ua Beera 174, guilt barn Pacific ,...114( D. a R. O ia loion facifia in 73 00, pta H14 1. g. a 44 do. pfd 13 Wahaeh 17 '4 do. pfd l< Spentah Poora SILVER Bar steady at 24Hc per ounce. MONEY V'Jic per cent. The rate uf discount In the open market fur short bills Is 2 13-liy(j2T, per cent. The rale of discount In me open market for three months' bills U 2 ll-lcV3 per cent. Cor aula, money . Curiaola, sccouat. Amal. Copper ... Anaconda Atchiaon do, pfd. do, pfd. Sria do. lat pfd. ... do. Id pld. ... Grand Trunk ... Illinois Central BUTTER-Creamery, No., i, deUvered to the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, 3c; No. in 30-ib. tuos, lie; No. t1 u 1-lb. cartons, 30c; -No. 1. in so-lb. tubs; &ViC. packing eiockV.solia .patlultti:; ,da4iov. in borlb. tuba, aJajMc, Jdarket changes aiy J,usday, . - CHEESfc iwiua, lbc; Vouns; Auierlcaa, 19Wc: aaiaitsi. lit; triplets. tfMjc; llmbsrger. lie; No. 1 brtcfc, lVc; Imported Bwlaa, sic; domeauc Swats. 24c; block. Swiss. 23c pOULTRi' Dressed' broilers Under 1 Iba. nvar X 1US.. iac: DMil UU, CIKU, ivu: in ducks, 16c; geese, 16c; tutktys, 26c; pigeons. lo !per dux., ll.au; homer sttuaua, per ooa., st-ov; i fancy sguata, par dos., tUM; Ne. 1, per doc., 13. M. Altva: Broilers, lec, over 1 lbs., lc; I hens lie; old roosters. c; pld ducks, full iV !f! uathered. loc; geese, full feathered. Sc; . . 1 . a . au nea iuwis. cw catu, uianua. ier dox.. 00c; nomers, per dos.. 13.00; squabs, No L Pr doa.. 11-60; No. 1 par dos., 60c. FISH tail tYxen Pickerel. 13c; white fish. 17c; Pike, loc; trout,' 15c; large crap mes 20c; Spanish mackerel. He; ael.- lsc; haddock. U; flounders. Uc; green catfish, TZ.. i,ffaio. 8c: halibut. c; white perch. ic; 'bullheads, 16c; rueehad. U-OO each; shad roes, per pair, m, n . - aw., fneStB-RJb: No. 1. 14C; No. X i3c; No 1. 8c. Loin: No. L lui No. 1. lee; iso. 1 c Chuck: No. 1. Mac; No. , c; No. 1, . Bound: No. L IWe; No. i. lc: No. t, c. Plate: No. J, o; No. I. 44c; No. FKC'ITS Oranges: California Valenclas, all sixea per box, fu.6oQ5.25. Lemons: . 1., extra fancy. loo else, per box. t .ui- ai'ji aixe. ocr box, $7-50; choice, JuO sixe nr 'box K60; 300 slxe. per box, 17.00; 240 iaae 50c per box less. Bananas: Fancy se lect.' per bunch, 12.2i82.oO- Jambo, bunch, X2.754i3 75. Cantaloupes: Colorado Rocky Fords.' 64 aixa, 11.75; 45 standards, 12.25. Ital ian Blue Prunes: Washington, per crate, i in Iota, per crate, ti le. Peaches: Cali fornia Salwaya, per DO-lb. box. 70c; In lots c.f ft or more, per box, 67Soi Colorado El St Jr.. rr avlh. box. (Wc. Pears: New York Sartlett per bu. bsk., t2.204j2.75: Cslifornla H Clalrsgue, per box. 12.S&: In lots, per hox 12.75 Apples: Home-grown cooking, in fibls t4 0"i4.50; Missouri Jonathan, In bbis USn 4 50; new Oregcm. per box, 1.75; California Oravenateln. per box, 12.10. rsraDea" Calift-rnla Malagas, per 4-bsk. V.. II 60; California Tokay, per crate. '11 M- Concords, home-grown, per -lb. bsk.. 7S .LA,. - VV.K f'A'l il.t.". Keren! .if callle miHiHruta this niurninat aa compared wltd picvious weeks. Aixoiding to tne advices rom other points It wouiu ioo au 11 . came went eisewbere today, as ruoel iriaikeu had large runs. It was untortun aie mat audi was the case, aa excessive tx.eipie at cnlcago and Kansas cuy oroae mete markets aharpiy, wltn the result mat the traue hete waa Inlluenceu 10 aom e lent by the weakness prevailing elsewhere. Buyers ot tat callle were alow aooui gel ling out into tne yarns anu me mui was well advanced betore very much busi ness was transacted. Feeder buyers apparently paid no atten tion to the weak markeia reported from ouier points and tney were out In the yards early In ma morning, and dealraois Kinds of iceders conimanued steady to strong 'prices, inferior grau.es, as a matter or course, were run sougtil after to such au exwnt. but. a.uiv;triey sold about steady iMtli iaet week. . . . . When representatives of , the packing houses realty get down to business St. I.oais Lire Stock Market. .VlXi yX1" Stpt' -CATTLE-Recelpts, 13.800 head: market steady to 15e lower; na tive shipping and export steers. t7.0tn 00: dressed beef and hnt.hr ariw? u 15:474 iXiTsUtvit.iL' ei Vjc" i I aiuicra, DUIIS. t32Tv6j.no: calvee, 15.offrt.25; Texas and In-nfe- $3.60.37.50; cows and heifers, HOU-S-Recelpts. 6 000 head; market stead v pKKm nd "stl,!'' $9 "9 75; packers, riana ' bu,c,lerH n "'at heavy, 19JS5 check up the Ingots. It is supposed-that the gold was stolen on the Yukon steamer, be tween Dawson and While Horse pr on tha steamer Humboldt, between, Skagway and Seattle. The gold was to the purser's cabin. It Is not customary on giud shipments to tske Flatssrate precautions against, robbery. Detectives working on. the ca say they have no clue. The robbery , waa much Ilka one four years ago, In whlol 13.006 con signed to Seattle by the Washington-Alaska bank of Fairbanks ovrr the VoKon rivet -Skagway route waa stolen (rom a wooden strong box.' lead being' substituted. .That theft was committed by. Boboy MUler, night wstohman on A Tenana river . stcamsr. which was carrying the. gold Iron Fair banks to the Yukon steamer , that, was ta convey It to White Horsey.' .' . .. . Miller concealed the gold in. his atata room, got It back to, Fairbanks and ac creted It so well that after, hi A arrest on suspicion, the owners of the' bullion, wore glad to make terms w ith him. . He waa promised a short prison sentence If he re turned the gold and he produoed 150,000, alleging that tha other $19,090' had been stolen from him. . SHEEP AND I.AB9bm. .oa head; market strong: native muttons. S4.4M 4 3S: lambs. tlOOWtl M: enll t,. .1. nmito; stockers. t3.2Sfj4.00. ' St. Joseph Lire Stock Market. BT. JOSEPH, Mo.. Sept. 12. CATTLE Receipts, 4.000 head; market, slow; steers 14.60(i7.25; rows and heifers, t-'.60Oo'-calves. Unnj6.O0. v.ou. HOOS-Recelpts. .1200 hesd: market 10c higher; top. 1990; bulk of sales, tt.20t,9.S. Btie.r.r- apiu LAMBS Receipts. .(u uou, aai siow; itmM, t4.6043i.7S. Stoe-k Totals the ti .nth rin".!.. . timrket nn killll.aT Ulltle WBS lust gOOU St Innru aa tha market ou feeders. The fact that Kansas City.'.'.V.'." up.lies ot killers were so much sinailer'st. ,oui8. than lias been the case on .mommy 01 c'hicagu made buyers rather anxious 101 . auiicn and they cleaned up everything deairabie at good, steady to strong prices. W hiie they were late In getting started, when the trade was once under way It waa fairly active and the big bulk of the cattle changed hands In good season In the morn ing. Thla was true not only of beef steers, but of cows and heifers as well. Quotations on native cattle: Good to choice beef steers. 17.00Je.OO; fair to good beef steers, d.ott7.0o; common to fair beef steers, t4.5ojuv; good to choice cornfed heifers, 13.50 4.60; common to fair cows and heifers, 12.5oi;3.50; good to choice stockers and feeders, $4. 7&''u6 00; fair to good stockers snd feeders, $4003475; common to fair stockers and feedurs, $3.2cj4 0o; stork heif ers. t3.2o4j-t.2:i; veal calves, $3.50(2,1.25; bulls, stags, etc., t3.2u4a.Ot. Quotations on range cattle: Choice to prime beeves. tti.00.; good to choice beeves, t4O3.00; fair 10 good beeves, HO (Cfo.30; common to fair beeves, $3.764.50; good to choice heifera t4.26tr5.O0; good to choice cows, M 0044. 65; fair to good grades, 43 0O414.OO; canners and cutters, 2.DO3.40; good to choice feeders. 14 9050; fair to good feeders. 14 304.90; common to fair breeders. 13.234.26. Representative sales: BEEF STEERS. . la night. ' Receipts of live stock st the five principal western markets yesterday: . ' Cattle. ' ....rO.fsiO .... 4.000 -..M.OnO ....13.300 .....13. OK) Mrs. Busch Does Not Claim Title "Only Girl He Ever Loved," Sy She Does Not Enow Kan Who Com mitted Suicide. Hog 1.900 3.200 3.O10 6,000 23.000 s. Sheep. 2.400 40.000 6.3oo to,70 7i.:m toffee Market. NEW TORK; Sept. 12.-COFFEE-Futures closed steady. Last prices were b22 points net lower. Sales, 100.000 bags. Sep tember. 8.10c; October, J.lf.c; November 8 20c; Deoember, g.25c; Janusry. 829c; February-March, 1.30c; April, 8.33c; Mav, 8.3Tc; June. 8.36c; July, 40c; August, 8 41c. Stot coffee, steady; Rio No. 7. lOHfrlOVsc Santos So. 4, ll4c. Mild coffee, steady; Cordova. lli,trI5He. 94 . 7li4a -I19a 1' . II . at :l'i'(j-.'3c; ,r shorts. l.l'c; clear nhs, 1314c; short clears, iir. uacon, sieaoy; boxed, exlri al 11101 is, nc; ctc.-tr rms, 14 Boetoa Slocks. BOSTON, Sept. 12. Cluking quotations on xtocks weie as follows Allouei ., Hit- short clears. mark rases litcltlied. HrtlKc: firs'.s. prli'ie firsts TV. i Ol LTR4 r irm ; rhlckens, springs, CHEESB-t4.d : daisies. K'-4c: twl is 1 ..ViV'i.'-w , "' Ke'' KV , , UVato'Iit: voui.g America!-. I.tol6ac: Ion.! . " t fi-K. ,Y; creamery. 27-g31',c. ho,r. li -.L.- i i .-""m, r.-sc. POTATOES Firm: iholce to fancy. H'n ' t fair to good. IHifc. . roVLTRV-Jisy, turkeys, lie; fovla springs. lJc. VEAL Steady; 50 to Mb. wis.. 6i8V. C to ifc-ib. ats.. J: fi to ll Mb wt-'. . IV tjiosc. , Car Lot Receipts-Today: Wheat. 90 cars; corn. ll cars; oats. 109 cars. KsU mated Tomorrow; Wlirat, t cars; rjrn, 45a ran; oata, 140 uais. 12c; I F'our. libls .'l.e;it. hu. t u n, ' bu. . . :.s, bu.... Receipts. 14 4-' IjW.OKJ 71.200 125 . 9 V Kaaaaa 1 Ity Urala aaal Pre vlsleas. 'KANSAS CITT. Sept. 12 -Wll EAT-De-cwoiber. . sellers: May, tl u:i, r.c, (-l. ers; cash unchanR.d, Nu. 2 liaru. 97c'i tlOJ'i; No. 3. 96ce;ttl01; No. 2 red, 9m.iptl.laj i. 903990, CORN iHsceraber, 63K4ii3Sc. sellers; Mav. kiiS-jr4e. sHIeit: cash uiuhange,! to ic higher; No 1 mixed, io1; No. 3. iilc; Nu. Vblt. C.Mc; No. 3. aSn.ic. tlATS I'nchangedt No. 1 wiute. 30lc; No. 4 mixed. 3v34c. . RYE-No. I. n-C. HAY I'nehanged.t choice timothy. 113.50 gjl40S: choice praul). 112 00. lH'TTEIt Creamery,- 24V-; firsts, S7c; sec ejnda. packiug stock, r.''te. KUOS Extras, firsts. 221ac; seconds, Ik. . Reel)ta. Shipments Amal. Copper .. A t. L a 1 Ariiona com. .. Atlantlr M. A C. C. A Butte Coalition Cel. A An acne. t el. A Hails.. Mnpmrnt . ' rentennial 12.100 Topper Kange C. C 31.0A) Kaal Utte t . at... 70?0o Krankl.o 41. "AO 0,rw,, ,'lon , tiranby Cos I Cteene I ananea ... lfie Korale t -upper La Salle eper Miami Copper .. Aeked. MlaaraMtlia Urala Market. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. 8ept. 12 WHEAT; Kerr Lake Sepienil'er. 11 10; iiecember. fl 11; May, ' Lake Copper H UV vasn: jo. 1 nari, 11.134; No. 1 northern. tl.llVtlil.114k: No. 2 northern. fl.OJValjlOOV. No. $ northern, tl.0i",y l.OsV FL.VX 4,'losed st 12 77. COUN No. 5 yellow. 33'i4il4c. OATS No. 3 wlUte, 32lV32'lc. KYE TlJHr-. untVln lui.lh ka. ka ll SA FLDl'K Fust patents (in wood. f. o. b. ! Omaha Minn.ipolisi. !5.50k.Yit); second patents I Bar mate Gas 3ru 1.50: first clears. 13 9ilvj4 10; second i '" Coalltios clears. r2BOtU2.9a 4! Mohawk ... 44a J's Nevada Con 2" SN. pi. sing Minea lit . .. 14t North butta :S ... 4 North Lake I.. 1314 Old I win 1 11 ion 24 ... la-aOereula lrt ... (a I'arroii 1. a c 11 ...4i4 Uulncj '.I . T. ...... w. . A1 Riimmm a.. I T furl.ir U. M K'l, Superior a P. l' II", 4 Tauiarark .-4 :i mv. s. i'. a o , t. 8. s. H. a u . .. -s tlSt 4o ltd 4s 4". I tah en 44 16 V. Inona W WoUeruie .... 1 :i,iZ7Vic. Watermelons, in per in. w ! Dates: Anchoa. prann, new, m i-id. pags. in brx per box, li ou. VV(;ETAi;LES-litatOje: Ea.rly Ohio. In sacka per bu.. Il OWol W; New Jersey white stock' extra fine quality, per bu.. 11 .15. ?iveet Potatoes: Virginia, per bbl.. 13.00. onions' Large yellow m sacka. per lb.,3c; Vowi small red and yeliow. per lb.. 2c; KnaSish per crate, tl.35. Garlic: Extra facy white, per lb.. 15c; red. per lb., Kc. lea ilant: Fancy Florida, per doz., l.oo. relerv Michigan, per dox. bunches. 30c. HOMK-OROWN VEHETABLES - Cab bage: New. lr lb.. Jr. Tomatoes: Per bek . LroOOf String and wax beans: per nikt. h,k. TEc. Cucumbers: Per tnkt. bsk., 5o 17,. lettuce: r.xna ...j - :; - Ti.ralev: rancy nome-siuwu, jht aos. tmnclfes ioc. Turnips: Per mkt. bsk.. 36c. C?iiu:' Pe mkt. bsk.. toe. Beets: Per "vVsCJ-aANKOrS-Walouts: Black, per ih , aT- ialifoi'iiia No. 1. per ib.. 17c; Cali- v per 10.. lau. nicKorynuis; ir lb. 4t : small, per id., be. i.'ocoa- ' t .-.-.I. 11........ fornli Laig. .ma- Her sac.. - :i fiaim-s. S3.W. Metal Market.. vrw YORK. Sept. lf-Siandard cop per: Siiot. tl215"il2 20, Ihe ew Yark larb Market following quotations by Logan toryan block excuai.se, futures. t!2.L' jl2 25. London, steaoy; poi. 1 futuea. 5 3a 9d. 1-ake. locally. $l2.7o4l 12(171,; electrolytic. 12.504i 12.75: casting. 11 " iiiii 12.50. Tin. quiei: -pot. K3o.iV4i3o.i3; futures, 1U.5..43 25.70. Loiirkm closed tirm; , fir- futures. 153 12s 6d. Lead. quiei: s,k.V. t4 4ot,4 50 New York East St. Louis, ioouo". ,e"". " -Spelter, quiet; spot. KVeOa-oO New Yora; it-e,K."T-. ..,et St. Lotus. iiiiuoii. a vi. 17s M. Iron, c leveionu ounanie, re furnished! .144 In London. Locally, the market was IZi members New York 1 quiet. No. 1 foundry northern. tlsOOii 16 25; Ko A. Pr. No. A. Pr. il 1124 4 45 44 Vf 1 14 4 iltlO I 40 COWS. !..'. 445 I 16 . 9 1011 1 M 416 I !3 1 1S0 4 40 1 -1140 3 4i . . HEIFERS. ...' 444 S 60 14 744 1 71 14 1.... 417 Z H 1 734 4 16 IS, Hi 4 s Tf. BILLS. 1 1160 3 5o 1 1310 4 00 CALVES. J S5 4 M 1 1 SO 4 t K STOCKERS AND FEEDERS, t 7.V 4 4 4 76 WESTERNS NEHRASK A. 1 cow 950 2 4o 12 stiers.... 71i 4 25 2t steers.... ii.i2 4 90 20 cons 1041 4 10 4 calves... 3"0 6 19 liarlfers... 7n0 S 60 21 steers. ...110s 5 40 8 cows H53 3 !Ci 7 cows 7. 3 75 4 calves... 2;i0 5 . 25 feetlers.. 413 4 8.7 3 heifers... 5V 3 4 9 heifers... 9 steers. ...1024 9 heifers... 748 5 COW S Wio' 9 feeders.. !"!5 M. 1 bull 19 cows.... 10 cows. 11 cows. .. 13 heifers. 742 .1 60 9M 4 05 9. . I 4 30 'S9 lloO 13 cows... 5 bulls... 2; steers.... 795 2 heifers... 50 11 heifers... ;H0 9 heifers... 477 2 feeders.. t.V 1 bull H0 11 cows.. e cows. . 21 feeders.. 1031 19 feeders.. M7 3 15 3 45 4 40 4 75 3 36 4 00 4 35 3 05 irx 3 0 No,- 3 40 5 10 4 25 V Wheat bU. 3!;v Col'S. bu 44.6 Oats bu , UvuO 171.tai 71.VU I.OjO l.lveraeMl Grata Market. " 14 F.RPOOU Sept n WHEAT Spot, dull. No. 3 nel meetern win let. no strnk; futuraas steady: Ct tober. 7a4ld; December. ;sd: Mareu, 7a 5d CoHaN Spot. . old Amertt an mixed. I'a'-tua 1 hum I hial C'ooaolidatad Kmtlisi Iw.ia Kalv Bl central f.it ioniolldaled W.f wiu-h r'raaklln U Inapiratloa la Laroae la Nevada Con 164, Nearhoaea l'el'hlu cjpper ...... . 42i, haaliiov coalition . l a Rev lentral . J w.ft Pkg. Co. .. US Seer.rloeliitrk t'o i: . Silver n.k 12 METALS Lead, ti .36. .1-4 4 l.'t Silver King Ceai.lionlll 4'. SAP. 44"!nHn Mining lii;itily Caplfer .. 4 N(HTS Lake A 4 , bvhrmia l.lkle Kataply uf Urala. NEW YORK. 'Sept. 12. The visible sup ply of grain III the I'nlted Mai. a. Saturday. September 10, as compile"! by the New Y'rrfc orotluce exchange ait follows: Wheat. .ei 0u0 bushels; Increase. 1 M Oou. : Corn. ? 9t.t0 bushels: intrek-e. 21i. iu. ( oddfield Con Oats, I7.7tv0o9 bushels: lnrrjise. l laOOX ! Ueidtieid Kloaeo.a Rye. 255 uuo bushels: Increase, "eitnv i.oianeid liar . B;iey. 1.;S.0110 busnels: Increase. ?.".tJ. I Creene Cauan.a . The visible supply of wheat in Canada : 1..SI Satuidav wa Il,7sj,0u0 ao increase of. Treaaarr blaieaaeat. - 909 00 bushels. I WASH1NOTON. Sept. U.-The condition . 1 of the tnaaury al the beginning of bust. rear-' a Market. ness today was as follows: PEORIA. Bept 12 CORN Sieadv No. Jj Trust Fund-Ooid ciln. 10.21 B: silver yellow. ' c: No- l- fli'c; No. t 54lc; no I dollars. . t4J6.125.tS4l. sliver dollars of lOJ. grade. 51c. , t;ijuw: sliver certificates outstsndlpg, o.kTS I'nciianeed: No. 1 ahlie. Ii4j34c; ttsj.irs 000. No 1 ahlie. 3oVit',e. j Oeneial Fund'-Standaxd alUer dollars in 3X5 polui aixieentn neei v 115 5c4jl6 Oil: No 1 southern and No. ; 1 southern soft, tlo TMrjlti 25 ST. LOC IS, Sept i'1 ' quiet. ' 14.30; spelter. 's , , tot too Market. U NEW YORK. Sept 12,-COTTON-Spot. : , jcl s. d tnilet, 10 points loaer; middling up I'fc'ellands. 11.9tk; middling gulf, 14.16c. sales. 3 317 tales.. Futures closed tviiet. t losing ki.i.- s.ritihr. IS. otic: October. 12.AK-; No- 40 4 2-". 3 K0 s tr. 4 & P. Clarey Neb. llii 3 40 3 cows WS 3 35 9i3 3 N.7 1 cow i"0 3 00 COLORADO. 2 steers.... Sr0 2 75 3 bulls 2 heifets... 3 "0 9 heirers... 7:) 2 bulls W) 3 So 58 feeders.. 9x3 2 steers.... 126.'. 4 75 4 steers.... 920 rOLTII DAKOTA. T. heifers... 609 3 15 13 feedeis.. 7:"2 16 heifers... 74 WYOMING. 2. feeder.. 1152 0 65 1 calf 220 HOOS Ught receipts or hogs equalled by a limited demand this morning, and while the inarkei ruled higher and movement waa active, a larger supply Mould have met with different treatment. Hulk moved at prices mostly 15c higher, but three or four loads that came tn lata found buyers very backward, the market closing weak and dull. .-Snipping uui.et waa very small, almost all of the hogs going lo local buyers. Light aeigiila wore scarce and prime lighia were lacking. The best bacon hogs on .ale sold at 19 00. a hlch pi Ice waa also Saturday's top. Heavy hKs moved around 19.1ug9li and mlirti yiades ,,f medium aeigut bioughl ti.25 and belter. Representative aaies: fan) 3 35 3 -0 4 7u 3 25 1 90 4 54) a ere - Tr Goods Market. NEW TORK. Sept. 12.-The week opere1 with a more general collection of small orders than for some time. Finished goods In Jobbers' hands are in light volume, and shipments and orders of staples are being rushed. Gingham mills snnesr to have full winter season ahead at low. prices Drills and sheetings show strength. Staple prlnta wera in more demand than for aav. eral months. Omaha Hay Market. ..?H.KVA- P'- "-HAT-No. 1 upland til. 00: Kansas. 114 00; No. I upland, 112.00 packing, 110.00; alfalfa. 114 00. Straw Wheat. $ 00; rye. $7.00; oats. 18.00. " Rusrar and Molasses. NEW YORK. Sept 11 Sl'QAR-Rnw, steady; Muscovado. 69 test. 1.86c; centrifu gal, 96 test. 4.3k; molasses sugsr, 89 test. 1.61c; ref'ned. steady: crushed, 5.85c; granu lated, 615c; powdered, t.lnc. DENVER, Sept 11. Following tha ties? of an address said to have ben found on the back of a photograph among the ef fects of William If. Radford, tha fan Fran cisco millionaire mining man. who com mitted suicide at Los Angeles Friday, Mrs. Nellie C. Busch, who says she Is "the' Wife af George Kingsbury . Busch, wealthy brewer of &t Louis, waa located hark to- 26 6ti n,Kht at the home of ker .brother-ln law. 14,Oflol jonn uoog, jr.. tuw rvasi . miriy-iounn street. ' Radford before killing; himself left a'mee sage for "Mrs. N. C. 3usch, ; S343: South Jefferson avenue, 8L Louis,' tn whjeh she was referred to as "tha qnly girl, ever loved." The address glyen la that ol George Kingsbury Bugch. , , ; 1 "I know no one by the name of Radford," said Mrs. Busch when the fragment of the measage had been read to her. "Mr. 'Rad ford may have met rha when I waa ilhgla. but I do not recall the occasion. . cannot understand his having left any auca mes sage. I think It terrible that I U,ld ba drgwn l:ito such a thlnf v'' ' "1 have not been . In Los Angelas (or eight or ten years, when. J wag thare. with Mr. Busch. At that tima 1 -met many people, but do not recall meeting Mr. Rad ford. As a matter of fact I never heard of the family. I do not see,, how he ieould have a picture of me I har 110V had any taken In yeara." 1 ' Mrs. Busch has been here about a month and said she expected to remain here soma little time, when Mr.fBusch Js exqeted to coma on from St Latu. Weel Market, ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Sept. 1J.-WOOL-Ptehdy; territory and western mediums lfc&Sc: fine mediums. 17S20c; fine, 14ifil7c. MOTHER FINOS LITTLE BOY AT STATION- NOT AT SCHOOL Police Take (barge at Yaatbfal Trsant Mark Worry la Caaaed. Merle Daggert, 8 years old and pre cociously blight and winning, spent Satur day afternoon at tha police station when his mama supposed he was at tha Mt. Loretto school for boys on Esst Broadway. Merle came with his mother from the4r home In Dee Moines on one of the morning trains, reaching the school about noon. After dinner Mrs. Daggert went to Omaha, leaving her boy' In the car of the sisters who were to assume the responsibility of care and education. Ten minutes after his mother was out of sight Merle ran away from the school and got lost before he found the Hock Island passenger station, where he expected to get aboard a train and beat Ilia mother back to Dee Moines. A kindly, pol(ceman found him and took uiiu i iud mauun, wnere ne tola or getting separated front I. Is mother at a railroad depot and of ber going to Omaha without him. His mother returned from Omaha and COOLIES SMUGGLED ACROSS DEAD LINE AS JOY RIDERS Orleatals Coaae lato t' a Ileal States Dls raised aa Faahloaaaty Dressed Womea. '"" - f SAN DIEGO. Sept. 12. A brand new trick for smuggling Chinese acroba tha Mexican line Into, this country ' directly under the noses of tha Immigration officers has coma to the attention of tha local officers. ' For some time It Is said certain law- ' breakers have made a practice of loading Orientals into automobiles and carrying them Into this country dressed In articles of clothing, designed especially for women of ultra fashionable tasts and further dis guised by means , of automobile , goggles, picture hats and wide flowing vella. Ac cording to Information which has come Into the possession of Immigration officials, numerous alien Chinese bavs beea smuggled Into tha interior, togged out as Joy-riders, durhng tha last fear weeks. NINE KILLED BY FALL OR ROCK AT TUNNEL, MOUTH Laborers Meet Death la Cat Throsgb Solid llsst la New, , , York. NEW TORK. Sept,. 12-At least nine laborers were killed outright toda and ten others were injured In tha e4las of an when she foand her boy missing from the 'over-hanging shoulder of rock from abovg school and the sisters under the imoreaalun !the western mouth of tha old Erie tunnel. Jhe had accompanied her, aha was frantic, fwhlrh connects tha Erie terminal to Jersey Her anxiety Increased when she found he Clty with the westward divisions.'. For several years .the Erie has been work lng at .the gigantic task ot carving aa open cut 1 or na iwaaruger naias inrougo leember. 12.97c: January, 11 t.-i 1-.U7.. Uanli n (t.C MV ga 1 l -ta , r .-u 1 li.i i ...-. . uiUOwi; June. 12.5c: Jui. i-0e. r,1 eT UJl Ii. Sep 12. COTToN-Cn- ik, jchanged, nilddUng. lltc; amies., none. , Mllavankre Urals Market. - MILWACKEE.' Sept. 12 -FU)I R-Dull WHEAT No. 1 northern. 11144J1.15: No. t northern II. 121 13; December, 11 UUV, OTS Jf-tJooV--. bJ RLE Y Samples. 6i672je. Iluia Mailer Markvl. . KLU1K, 111 . Sept 12 BI'TTER SJ. Na 4a. Sh. Pr. No 4 So. Pr. r Ml ... ISO i ium, b la Ml au l:. 44 Si tit H ! l:o 4 1; i -.' w is i", 1SI ... I 14 4") (il w IX 4; ..12 ... I 14 44 141 ) . U . XT.) tail I n 44 S"" I 15 44 I' ... S 4a U.... ... I ... 15 264 44 fl 42 -"I .. Hi 74 4 4t 44 i :l I I " 2.4 M la !4 . ... I H at ft :! I U i.j I.i 1: I li 74 .; 4w 4u 42 .tn 138 I IS 74 I7 4S I 4) lj ii 4 '.ti aa u; ... tn v ... I x 31 ft ... 1 ea ei... n4 ... t Zi 4 at ... I 4e nau aiso ran away rrom the Creche. A general polke ala'm waa sent out which leal to the discovery of the little fellow curled up in a seat at the Rock Island station waiting for a train. He had got the solid rock of Bergen hill, whlrh In soma Ispots Is 800 feet Mgti. The cut YM opened SHEEP Demand for all kinds of sheep and lambsashoas n'; a'ja'.ement In spite ui tue fact the aupp.y continues liberal. An oinnr big rui.- as yarded thla morning, trttl half of tbe vunt auiving u feeder aboard a stret't car and told the conduct, .r I fur travel not long ago. but thaie still rs- a winning story about bis mother waiting mains the task of hawing a common portal for him at the' depot and getting lost when ( for the old tunnel gnd the new cut out of she permitted him to go out and buy some the ledge where thuy will meet west of the candy. ' I boulevard. It was there that the fall cams '.. . 1 1 today. irsa nnti by t are. CHARLES CITY. la.. Sept. 12.-4Special Telegram. i A tramp, who gave ifii cam of Gordon, aaa run over by an Illinois Cenfigl freight train earl' this morning. Both legs were cut off and ha Is dying at tbe hospital. He sayr he has a sister In Springfield. Masa Persistent advertising io The Bea la the road to B g iUUuraax Herbert B. Coooh Go Broker and Dealer asaba Offla . lit Bear ad Traae aUAa aTaawa. xeomg. sail lag. ai 1. eaaeaVbg 4WBI aVAaMgJia gtaOM an ttatal at Arm T fi