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TIIE BEE: OMAIIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1910.
10
REAL ESTATE
"ABM AND IIA.CH I.A.ND FOR SAL
Wliromli
"atlas.
HARDWOOD timbered Ink front
farm at A bitnln; W acre In Polk coun
ty, Wis.. U milt from twin cities; heavy
clay loam soil; half mlla lake frontage; loU
( hardwood Hff Umber; mall cleorlng;
eld buildings: good neighborhood! only
11.300; on easy tsrm If takan at one.
Owner N. S- Bos A, 8t Croix Fail. W la,
Wraatag,
0.000 ACRE9JU8T OPENED.
Carey Act landa at Wheatland, Wro.
Obtain a home now that's aura to produce
and double In value before paid fur. Plenty
of water now on tha land. Alao selling
choicest farm land In Iowa colony, near
Cheyenne. Great alfalfa and grain crops
grown her every year. Healthiest climate,
purest water, good market. For excursion
rates, valuable maps, lawa. writ Hartung
l,nd Co., special atate agents, Cheyenne,
Vl'f. m
f inn ou-acre tragi, imsitM; paid UP"
government water right; no alkali; tiM
worm iruirovemeni; win sell for im rer
. ti i r n, .- , -.
arrrv, ei.vw uvi aa f . rantir, Hot He,
MlaeotTaaieoss.
HAVW IOU A Jr A st AS FOR BALB OH
TRADE r Or do yoo want to buy one'
Wake your wants known through THE DK4
JVIOINES CAPITA! tba want medium ot
Jows. Hates: 1 oent a word for each Inner,
tlon, C cents a line. 70 cents an Inch, cir
culation. i.u". largest or any lowa rlallv
Give us a trial. Addreas Tba Capital
FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE On good
quarter of farm land, Perklna county
Nebraska; two good quarters In Sedwlck
county. Colorado; 160 acres of wheat land
In Alberta. Canada; twenty acres and a
town lot In tha onion belt of Texas, last
two orocertlea clear. Will take a
roadster automobile and good driving horss
or driving team as part pay. Addreas Bos
64. Albtnrn. NUD,
REAL ESTATE WANTED
IF your property Is for colored nannU
rent or sale, list with the Home Investment
jo., iub o. mn rt. nave tenants waiting,
I'honn Iouglaa 1419.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
NEWYORHbTUltiSANDBONLb
Majority of Stock Show Some Small
Fract'onaJ GaiDi.
COMPLEXION OF TRADE MIXED
W. H. THOMAS.
No stringency In monev for real estate
loans, only a slight Increase In Interest
rates. Loans made for hulldlno- mirnoaea
on either business or residence property In
Omaha and money advanced as building
processes. Borrowers have privilege ot
paying 10 per cent to 20 per cent of their
loans on any Interest date. W. IL
Thomas, 600 First National Bank Bldg.
LOANS to bom own era and home build
ers, with privilege of making; partial pay.
goents semi-annually.
W. H. THOMAS,
601 First National Bank Bids.
a.
Baslaess Largely Gives Over
Ilssdfal of Specialties am A Mott
seats Are YVIthost Effect sa
General Market.
NEW TOBK. Bent. 29 Union Pacific and
Canadian Pacific rose 1, Southern Rail
way, Heading, Amalgamated Copper and
Western Union large tractions on tha early
trsnsaotlons today. The majority of stocks
showed small fractional gains and tha deal
ings were on a restricted scale.
Attempts to carry the rise further were
defeated by the volume ot realising sales
that was encountered, especially In Heading
and Union Pacific Afterwards the marsei
hardened aaaln. but the railroad list did
not rise as high as before. General Chem
ical preferred broke 1 points.
The complexion of the speculation w
mixed. Special stooks were strong, but
realizing sales were pushed In Reading and
the second preferred fell If1. Duluth, rlouth
Shore 4 Atlantic preferred and American
Bugar also lost 1. Western Union rose 2,
American Steel Foundries 1 and Chesa
peake St Ohio and American Woolen pre
ferred L The strong tone ot the call
money market had a deterrent effect on
siieculative activity. Bonds were strong.
Some specialties were advanced, but the
general lint was little altered. There was
activity and strength In the telephone and
telegraph stocks and bonds. Pressed Steel
Car roue 2, American Telephone and Tele
graph 1 and Manhattan 1. American
tjiiKar save way another point to lit.
Trading was largely given over to a
handful of specialties and their movements
were without effect on the general market.
which waa listless. Toledo. St. Louis &
Western preferred rose IV and Colorado &
Southern 1. American Sugar continued to
break, selling down more than 3 points to
112. New Haven aeennea i.
The market closed strong. Southern Pa
clfic rose 1 and Union Paciflo rose higher
that) Its previous high price. Manhattan
rose 4, Consolidated Gas 2 and St. Paul,
New York Central. Baltimore & Ohio. on.
tarlo A Western and Amalgamated Copper
L Otherwise prices were but little changed.
Numbar of sales and leading quotation
two to (5,000 on Omaha bomas. O1 Reefs
Heal Estata Co Ids N. T. Ufa. Doug, or
MONET TO LOAN Payne Investment Co,
on stocks were:
Allle-Ohalmerr, pM
Amalsamated Copper ....
Amerlran Agricultural ....
Beet Sugar
Can . . . -
c a y. ... ,,..
Cotton Oil ....
It. A L. pfd....
Ice Securities..
Unseed
LooomotlTS
g. A R
S. A R. p4....
steel p
Soger Refining..
Tel. A Tel
Tobaooo pta....
Woolen
Mining Co......
1100 to 110,000 made promptly. F.
tVead Bldg.. 18th and Farnam.
D. Wead.
OARVIN BROS.. Id floor N. T. Ufa. $608
to 1100.000 on Improved property. No delay.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
WANTED City loans and warrants. W
Farnam Wmlth A Co. Furnam Bt
SWAPS
IS ACRES. Melrose park, Chicago, 111..
clear; will trade for Income paying prop
erty; price, $9,600. Nowata Land A Lot
Co 6T.8 New York Life Bldg. Phone,
Jted ly; A -1721.
FOR SWAP.
Fine art store, stock Invoice about 15,000
!Will pay big anywhere; make offer.
NOWATA LAND & LOT CO..
658 New York Life Bldg.
Phones Red 1990. A 172L
FOR TRADE OR FOR 8ALB.
A parcel of 6 lots near Falraores, with
splendid prospects for future develop
ments for city rental property.
Five new and modern cottages, rented
by the year and written leases, netting
$1,360 per year, near tha business cen
ter and near school.
1223 Harney St, a 7-room house for
farm land.
HADRA,
660 N. T. Life Bldg. Doug. 4334.
TO SELL OR EXCHANGE Corner lot
0x100, near oar line, call 1618 Harney St.
WE exchange properties of merit H. H.
Culver, 812-813 N. Y. Life. Douglas 7808.
T-ROOM house, bath, toilet: lot 60x130.
clear. Trade for wild land In Nebraska;
iana must ne clear.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT CO.,
658 N. Y. Life Bldg. Iled 19!; A-1721.
TO TRADE section land In Ochiltree
roil ri t V Tpth. lz aeettnn In V l t K i.nunr.
Nebraska. Choice land and some cash li
necessary for stock of mdBe. Write Box
vm. Albion, Net).
WANTED-TO BUY
BEST price paid for Id-hand furniture.
carpets, clothing and shoes. Tel. D. 3971.
SECOND HAND clothes, evening and
Party dresses. John Feldman. 218 N. 17tb
nc; pnones Douglas va. Ind. A-K3S.
WANTED TO RENT
galas. High. Low. Cloae.
11.700 l l
WANTED Two rooms for privilege of
light housekeeping, with extra sleeolng
room; walking distance; know at once. Au
tlresg U. 189, Bee.
0B:NTLEMEN wants rooms on or near
R 16th between Howard and Vinton, at
once. Address, C 190, care Bee.
WANTED SITUATIONS
YOUNO MAN desires place to work fof
board and room la private family while at
tending aoiiuoL Boy lea College. Both
phones.
American
American
American
American
Amerloan
American
Ameiioan
American
American
American
Amanican
American
American
AmMioan
American
Anaoonda
A ten tana
Atohlaon pti
Baltimore A Ohio
Atlantis Ooaat Line
Bethlehem Steal
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt ,.
Canadian Paciflo
Central Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central ot New Jeraey ,,,
Chesapeake A Ohio
Chlcano A Alton
thl. Ut. west., new
Chi. Ot. West, pfd
Chi. A N. W
Chi., Mil. A St. P
C, C C. A St. U ,
Onto. Fuel A Iron
Colo. A Southern
Cnnaolldated Oas
Oom Product
Delaware A Hudson
I. A R. Q
D. A R. O. pfd
Dlitlllera Securities
Kris
Brie lHt pfd
Rrle td pfd
General Elaotrle
Oreat Northern pfd
Great Northern ore etfa .
Illinois Otnlral
interborouKh Met
llltarborouiQ-Juei. pra
International Harveatar ..
Inter-Mrlne pfi
intematiooal Paper
International rump
lowa Central
K. C. Southern
K. C. Southern pfd
Laclede Oas
Loulavllls A Naehvllle ..
Minn. A St. Louis
M.. St. P. A 8. Bts. Ja.
M., K. A T
M., K. A T. pfd
Missouri Pacific
National Blacutl
National Lead
N. Ky. ot M. id pfd
New York Central
N. T., O. A W
Norfolk A Woetern
Northern Paciflo
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oaa
Pitta.. C. C. A St. Li...
rittaburg Coal
Pressed Steal Car
rullman Palace Car
Hallway Steel Spring ...
Reading
Keeubllo Staol
Hepubllo Steel pfd
Rock laland Co
Itock lalaad Co. ptd ....
8L L. A S. F. Id pfd...
St. Louis 8. W
St. Louis 8. W. pfd
Sloes-Sheffield S. A I...
Southern Paciflo
Southern Hallway
Tenueaaee Uoppsr
Tas A Pacific
Tol., It, U W
Tol., St. L. & W. ptd...
Inlon Paciflo
t'nlon Pacltle pfd
l.'nlted States Rtalty ...
t'nlted Bute Rubber .
t'nlted Dtatea Steel
tnlted States Steel pfd..,
Utah Copper
Virginia-Carolina Chera .
Wabaah
Wabash pfd .
Waatern Maryland
Waatlnshouae blectrlo ..
Weatarn Union
Wheallng A Lake Brie
Total sales tor tne cay.
11,100 40 li
300 47
300
X
'i.oo
4. WW
400
4.004
4.000
4.600
100
It
7
101
41
114
1.W,
4
47
'io'i
u
'rivi
101
43 Ml
1U
lit
In genera fund. 5.7.17S: current II
abllltlea, $?,611,81J: working balance in
treasury offices. 131,701.167: in nanss to
trerllt of treasurer of the Unoted States,
I3S.808.s6d: subsidiary silver coin, sis,-
44.284: minor coin. 18.877.763: total bal
ance In general fund. 8f.737,t.
Raw York Mesef Market.
NEW TOTK Rent . MONET On call.
strong; g24 per cent; ruling rate, 2 Pr
cit; oloeing bid. I per cent; offered at 2
per cent. Time loans, firmer; sixty days, ?
4"4 per cnt; ninety days. 4&4 per cent;
six months, 4H94 per cent.
rHl.MB MLHCAMlLtl tAlcr. vtu
per cent.
8TERLINO EXCHAMiE ptesciy, wiui
actual buslnesa In bankers' bills at ltBil
4S360 for sixty-day bills ana at .. s ior
demand. Commercial bills, 34.834.83',
SILVER Bar. 53'c; Mexican aouars. soc
BONDS Government, ateadyi railroad.
strong.
Closing quotations on ftonag loaay were
as follows:
g....l0Si Int. Mar. Mar. ts
ieo Jap an 4a "4
1014 Japan 4s
101 K. C. a. lt 3s 7
, 11K U A deb. 4s (USD.. M
114 L. A N. sn. 4o....
a... 77 M , K. A T. let 4a. 4
10114 io gen. 4Hs ....
4a.tOS4 Mo. Paciflo 4s 77
UAUA LIVE SIUCH HARE EI
Not Much Chang-e in Cattle Since
Wednesday.
0GS SHOW SOME IMPBOVEiniNT
j
frlcee Sheeg. aal Lambs Shew
Little tkamge, hmt Late Tralas
Caase Some Delay la'
the Trade.
V. g.
go coupon ....
TJ. 8. la, rag...
go coupon ....
C. A 4a, rag...
do coupon . .
Allls-Chai. 1st
Am. As. ta....
Am. T. A T. o
Recelnts were:
Official Monday
Official Tuesday
Official Wednesday
estimate Thursday
Amer. Too. 4a ov N, Ry. t M. Ha ..
do 4s 1044 N. T. Can. gen. Hs.
Armour A Co. 4Hs. . N do deb, 4a 4
Atchison sen. 4a.... WIN. T.. N. H. A H.
do ct. 4a I" e. ta 1
o cr. is 104i4 N. A W. 1st oon. 4s
SAL CL L. 1st 4S.... M do FT. 4S MV1
B. A O. 4s H No. Pacific 4s 101
do IV 214 do te Tl
do 8. W. ls .. 0. 8. L. rfd. 4s. ...8
Br. Tr. er. 4s Mlk Penn. ev. Is fl16) S
C. of Os. Ss loft do eon, 4s 103
Cen. Leather is.... W Read Ins sen. 4s .... V
C. of N. i. gen. as.. 14 St. L. A S. T. t 4s S2
C. A O. 4e 13 do gen. as eT
do ret. fte 3at est. L. 8. W. eon. 41 74
C A A. 71 do lat gold 4s.... 1H
r n A Q. It. 4a.. n oseabraad A. L. 4a.. 9
do gen. 4a tr Bo. paciflo eol. 4s.. M
CM. A 8. Pa. I Ma N do ct. 4a
n R I A p. a. 4a Tf do lat ret. 4s.... 4
do rfg. 4s to go. Ry. gen. 4s 75
Cola. Ind. ta 71 Union Pacine 4s
Oolo. Midland 4a .... 70 do er. 4s 102
C. A 8. r. A ex. 4s 4 da lat A ref. 4s.... 7
Four dava thla week S9 (172 14.69 1S2,5T2
Same days last week. . .40,628 1B.770 130.M2
ame days 3 weeks ago. ),ZM 17.5.8 i.n.oi
ame days 3 weeks ago. 37.6X3 17.924 129. 4Mi
Same days 4 weeks ago. 39.167 24,063 96.1S1
Same days last year... S4.77J 17.611 119.218
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date as compared with last
year: 1910. 19u. Ino. Deo.
Cattle 862,070 754.622 107,548
Hogs 1.647.669 1,337,499 455,617
6heep 1.843.116 1.3X.4'.9 4S6.61T
I he following tauis snows the average
prices of hors at South Omane tor toe last
several days, with comparisons:
Us tee. mt 1 19K.ljg.lOT.l. 111. 14.
as C. 8. Rubber s .
. 1 V. 8. Steel Id 6s
. 72 Va.-Car. (Item, te,
. H Wabaah lat 6s ....
. 7 do lit A ex. 4s.,
. 71 Weal. Md. 4s
. 47 West. Blee. ct. be.
,1M Wta. Ontral 4s...,
. MMo. Pacillo CT. 6s..
..101
..104
. 100
..!(
.. 4H
ss
.. i
.. 2
3,700 P M
400
100
"i'.m
3, WO
POO
lb. 900
100
X....
108
111
3
106
111
"li
14
7
30
77
10
6,200 111 110
600 55
14.700 134
1,400 14
100 164
64
131
16
144
300 73H 73
3,40)
800
100
34
44
34
I, KK) 12t
400 66
4.604
6,100
300
100
1,000
""Q
too
""ibo
1,0110
lot
100
100
100
4U1
1.700
too
MO
1.600
"ftio
1,700
200
100
21
67
14
38
ioovi
144
136
3i
ti
M
10
61
1
U
41
W
114
''
12S
107
4
17
44
11
iii"
66
'so
66
37
14
38
'wis.
143
186
1
41
63
loH
. 63
31
111
41
116
'ii
12
107
4
17
100 141 161
73.SO0
100
144
31
146
US
i.oot ii ta
100
too
100
isiioo
400
1,300
"'iob
1,600
76,400
800
40
38
46
114
21
ii
33
66
147
VI
40
It
46
iiwi
23
31
'ii
63
144
1
KXPfclRlKNCKU man and wife want Job
on farm: permanent. K. Lltrell, Omaha
General Delivery,
A No. 1 Bookkeeper desires position. Can
operate typewriter and do any clerical work
llcst ot references. Address M 182. Dee.
WANTED By an all-around blacksmith
and wood worker, steady Job; am no
booser. Address 8 186. Uee.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2H COTTON Spot
cloeed quiet and uncliangui ; middling up
lunds, 13.75c; middling gulf, 14,00c; sales,
(,727 balea.
Futures closed steady: Septomher, 13.52c;
October. 13.56c; November, 13 56c; Decem
ber. 13.70c; January, 13.7c; February, lS.Tbc;
March, 13.8.1c; April, 13.86c; May, 13.91c;
Jure. 13.84c: July. 13.910.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29. Cotton, dull;
middling, 13c; sales, nono: receipts,
1,149 bales; shlpmaitts, 1,078 bales; stock,
S47 balea
Option. Open. High. low. Close. Tes'y,
Sept..
Oct...
Pec...
Jan...
Mev..
Mch..
13 45 IS 58 13 40 13 51 13 48
13 46 1 3 2 11 47i 13 58 13 63
13 M 13 70 13 57 IS 70 13 62
13 60 13 76 13 58 13 71 IS 61
11 81 13 97 13 SO 13 91 13 S3
13 75 13 90 13 74 13 87 13 76
64,300
100
too
, 1,100
800
1.6O0
400
J0
, 1,400
4S
lit
44
it
174
y-i
.44
43
71
11
46
68
14
36
44
4t
4
834.600 shares.
62H
48
39
4
I
30
14
11
37
44
100
41
113
11
91
28
38
rH
100
106
111
37
76
14
81
104
160
78
31
18
46
146
121
71
34
65
138
16
166
30
73
37
24,
44
33
144
1M
66
133
11
66
7
17
10
40
16
3
44
100
144
34
134
S3
61
61
104
41
31
11!
41
4
114
4
11
128
107
94
16
32
32
144
31
1
81
61
40
34
46
66
114
13
81
-
66
347
1
43
. 14
48
114
46
6
16
17
44
73
6
D. A R. O.
do rat. 6a..
TMatlllere 6s ..
Brio pr. 1. 4s ..
do gen. 4s ....
do ct. 4s ear
do ser. B ....
Gen. Elec. er.
III.1 C. lat ret.
Int. -Met. 4s
Bid. . '
liexwl "-rrrtlea.
Quotations furnished by Buma, Blinker
A Co- 449 Omaha National Bank building:
14. Aak
Amarloan fapress Stt 841
an no . la., warranta. f ser cent lot
aaatrtee Oasmaty ptd 84 17
Ceiarade TeL Oe, t ser sent M
Csdahy Psoklng OS. 6a ss
Colambna, Neb., B. U te, 1114 J4
DenTer O. A ser esnl aotss U JJ
Kalnnoat Crasmerr d 3M
Ijai, Con. Co., wtta subs. ..... ..mm... .
Iowa rortland 1st 4s 8
Ran. 0. A gw t er sent ptd. Vlsatta t
as City tmsnieipau aa.....
K. C, 34. A O.. sia sa
CM.4fcU.ee. -woe .m
I.ron. Co.. Iowa, warranta, 4 par esnt
Oaiaiia Water Os. 6a. XtH. ............. S4
paaaka water uo, ea. r ... t.
Omabs A C. A. 8. H, gfs 8 per S4D4
Omaha A C. B. 81. Rr-. eem....
Omaha A C B. si. nr. ss. lis. ?
Omaha 8t- Ry. ts, 1114 ss
Omaha A C. . R. A B. pfd
Tri-Clty nr. l. v.t., coin. aan
Tin ion stock Tarda Stock, Omaha ... 96
tatea stack Tarda ttaok. Omaaa...... at
Boston Closing; Btocka.
BOSTON. Sept. 19. Closing; quotations on
the Stock exchange were
Al loses
Atrial. Copper ....
Am. Z. L. A 8
Arliona Com ....
Atlantic
A C. C A 8.
Butts Coalition ..
Cat. A Axis
Calumet A Heola,
Centennial
Copper Range Ckm .
Kaat Bulla uop ...
Franklin
Olroux Con
O run by Oon
Greene Cananea ...
lale Royale
Karr Lake
Lake Copper
Laaalle Copper .....
Aaked.
Bank of England Raises Rjstea.
Tj-iisinON. Bent. 29. As had been antici
pated the Bank of England raised Its dis
count rate to 4 Jer oent todny. The ad
vance won due to the large outflow of gold
to Egypt and Turkey, the prospective In-
. . mw,A tha, font that the weakly
arrivals are being steadily absorbed by Jthe
Th. r.c.nf advance In the Oer-
vuiiuuviii. - . T. i - i , ,
man hank rate ana its now iu u..-.
discounts hastened the decision.
Rank of France Statement.
nism n.n a Tha we.eklv statement
ot the Bank of France shows the follow
ing changes: Kotos ia nnjuiam.ii,
T j. - ia ccr. ia eranm treasury deDOSlta,
decreased, irTo.OOO francs; general deposits.
Increased, 74,uw,wu iranca,
decreased, .15O,O00 francs; silver In hand,
decreaaed, 8,6a,ow iranca; uiu"
decreased, zi9,oio,ww irwju,
creased, irancs.
Bank Clenrlngra.
OMAHA, Sept. 29. Bank clearing for to-
Aav were lXb33.3il.il ana tor wo im
' . . . . . "r 1 oftjf
spondlng date last year sn.ioi.oev.ve.
London Closing; Stocks,
LONDON. Svpt 29. American securities
were dull and featureless in the early trad
ina today. At noon prices ranged from un
changed to S higher than yesterday's New
York closing.
London closing stock quotations
Conaola. money LoulaTllla A Naah...l47
do accoilnt Ho Kan. A Teiaa.. 12
Amal. Copper 44 .ew York Central. U
Anaconda 7 't Norfolk A vVaatani
Atchlaon 101 do ptd
do ptd 103 Ontario A Waatern,
Baltimore A Ohio.. .104 Per ni7Tai)la
Canadian Paclto ...Ino Rand Mines
Clietapeeka A Ohio.. Reading
Chi. Oreat Weatcm. 28 Southern Railway
Chi.. Mil. A St. P..1M do ptd
Da Beers 11 Southern Pacitla .
DenTer A Rio O.... 11 linlos Pacltle
M
111
4t
46
T
13
64
74 do Std
.. 36 V. 8. Steel
..41 do ptd ...
.. 84 Wabash ....
.. 27 do pfd ...
..126 Bpenteh 4a
steady at 24
..IT
..171
.. 14
.. to
..120
... 17
l
per
do pfd
Brie
do lat ptd....
do Id pfd....
Grand Trunk .
llllnola f 'Mitral
cULVKK liar steady at 24 13-16d
ounce.
money 262,, oer cent
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is SttJ1 per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for three months bills is 3V.s, per oent.
New York Csrk Market.
Trie following quotations are furnished
by lLogan A Bryan, members New York
Btock e&cnange iu eoutn oizteento street.
Dnlatn tiraln Market.
Tlt'LITTH, Minn., Kent. II WHEAT
Feptember. 1.10; Oecembel. 11.011;
Jrlay. 81.13. No. 1 nortliern, l.un; Mo,
I northern. ( 1.0 V 1 0 7 .
OATS 31 TsC.
Milwankee Grain Market.
Mll.WAUKKK, Sept 2 FLOUR Pull.
WHEAT No. 1 northern. tllOH
111U: No. t northern, ll.OOtft.lO; De-
ATS-Standard. IJHffSSc.
JJ .All LEY Hamples. 5g72C
near Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 29. SlTQAR Raw,
steady; muscovado, l test. .6Sc; cenlrtfu
ital M teat, 4. lee: molmsfl sugar, 89 Uat.
.4Jc; refined sugar, steady.
Terpentine MirVfJ.
HA VA NN AH. Sept. 2S.-TUKFENTINE-I'lrm:
7.i74o.
UoelN-Flnn: type V. 8.56j W.
Wool Market.
ST. IjOI'18. Sept. WOOL Steady: ter
ritory and western mediums, 16.J.SIOJ fine
inaMliuma, VU'Moi ', 14. Ho.
Omaha:
Bay Stats Uae
Butte Coalition
Cartue
rhino
(Tiief Omaolldated.,
Krai tlon
DaTla-Paly ..
Ely Central
Kir Conaolldated ...
Prae.klln
Goiilfieid Floraaee.
Goldfiald Delay ....
Greene (aiiena ...
Inaplratlon
M Laroea
It Not. Conaolldated..
lNeehouae
IMa Ohio Onppar .
lPawblde Coalition..
fl Har omtrai
4
, 14
11
1
11
. I
101
,161
.3 1-14 Switt Pa a. Co
.. 31 Seara-Roabuck Co..
.. t4 SilTer Piik ........
.. 144 Superior a Pitubara 11
. 2 Tonoeak Mlnlns .... 3
. 1 Trirltjr iVpper ...... 6
. 6 North Lake 1
1 Bohenna. 4
41 Miami Copper .
... 42 Mohawk
,..3NeTada Con ...
...14 Nlplealng Mines
,.. 4 North Butte ...
M 11 North Lake ....
... It Old Dominion .
... 87 Osceola
641 Parrott A
17 Qulncy ....
86 shannon ..
4 Superior ...
10 Superior A
, 4 Superior A
83 Tamarack
, 4U. 8. C. A O...
. 30 u. 8. S. R. A
. 4 do pfd
,.11 Utah Con
. 8 Winona
a m.
p. c
84
.
MS
104
144
Si
44
144
144
s
84
44
16
44
33
14
44
14
11
36
'
...... I
113
a.... ii
70
.... 44
7
.11
.... 67
.... 40
St.. M
.... 48
.. El
.... T
WolTerina ..lit
OMAHA GENbRAL MAHKKT.
to
nuenrttP Cam... TMn V dSliVSTerl
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons, lie; No. &
In 30-1 b tubs, soc; no. z. "-'" c""Ar."":
Bki: No. 1. In 60-lb. tuba. t7Vo: packing
stock, solid pack. 22o.. dairy. nJ-lO; ""
Xuir.v Rio Twins. Uio: young American,
isvlc: daisies. UVbo; triplets, 18o; llmbergsr.
uZ- io. 1 brick. 18o; imported Bwlss,
. A. .a i Hwiaa saci uuca oewa eeu.
POULTRY Dressed broilers under t Iba
Mo- over 2 lbs., loo; nene ui wtaa. mo;
Vifm ISA- aaua 16c: turkeys, loo: pigeons.
"rTi. si. in- homer sauabe. per doa.. 84.01
fancy sauabs, per doa., 83.80; No. 1. per dot.,
8300 Alive: Broilers, 16c; ovsr I lbs. lie:
" -.let . -.r..i east: alia dllOntst fllll
ir,a.;7a 'full teatrTer-T
turkevs. 16o: guinea fowls, 20o each; pigeons,
m.r aoi.. sua; nouioie. V"i t.v, umum,
Kio 1. psr dos.. 81W; No. 3, oar do., boo.
18c: Pike, loo; u-wut, w, vie-pios,
' l.W nnBAlraiA : SB Ml gkfl' f. a .
alAO' fca8Ja4aial - - ( w a Htl'
13c: flounders, 13c; green catfish, 18c
- a Ilk, ean . ,. - J
tiuiiueauia. i, v- .
sr.
17 I
4 55
I 26
66
I 26
t 85
4 00
SOUTH OMAIIA, Sept 29, 1910.
Cattle, Hoes Sheep.
,13.958
, 8.230
,13.168
1.V3
4.903
6,911
L800
63.1115
28.SS6
3H.S32
30.780
. 74S 3 SO 28 cows....
O. B. Marshall Mont
M Steers. ...1143 4 75 26 feeders. . PTI
14 cows 878 I 80 24) cows 83
1 heifers... 615 IK 18 feeders.. 676
T. B. Hayes B. P.
13 cows 'J Hi 6 feeders.. 1000
W. F. McMemmey r. D.
12 feeders.. 1041 6 26 I cows 900
Walter Baker 8. p.
23 feeders.. 6A3 4 66 20 heifers.- 611
16 heifers... 628 t 76
HlXlS Reaction In the hog market ap
peared rather In tone than In prices this
morning. A better demand existed and
trovement was fairly active from the open
inr at flerurea steady to a nickel higher In
spot. Hulk moved on a steady to strong
basis, the ordinary run of. heavies ranging
fro:n eVJOS-SO. with be't heavies around
38.35. Best light bogs brought 39,00, which
was also eterday top price.
Supplies were liniitea, wnn eeiKiu plenti
ful and bacon quality sca-oe as usual.
Shipping outlet Is still very sinati. ni
couree. and It la hardly necessary to add
tr.nt r-ttLkers are buying most ot the re
ceipts. Apparently there
are numerous
1S Liia fhilPlnif orders on file each day .Hot buy
'2- L8U0 era cln'm that the assortment of offei.nkS
. ' I . . . . nnA ft 11. thai.
la not broad enougn to meet wnn uiear i
iiulreii.ents. lis than 10 ter cant of
total hog receipts last week went to buyers
for outsldn concerns.
Sept. 20... 1
Sept 21...
Kept. 23...
crept. 23...
Bept 24...
bent. 28...
kept 26...
Bept 27...
Bept 28...
bept 286.
I 71
47Vk
8 43
46
8 44
a
8 46
8 31
8 7SV
171
8 12
10
8 121
8 16
I 16
6 67
8 IS
8 0X1 6 67!
7 S 6 66
6 73
t Ml
4 U
8 14
6 89
6 90 6 17
87
81
6 74
S 7F,
6 77 6 So S 1 o f
er r- I will t Oil
06 891
8 W
6 831
t 29
6 861
6 97
6
6 19
I 20
6 18j
6 241
6 19
6 18
( 80
6 hi
6 76
6 76
6 78
e
6 87
6 87 I
6 74
No.
11
4
61.....
13
14
64
41
66
41.....
41
61
40
65
61
47
16
66
44
34
60
66
47.,
At.
...161
...lit
.....3
...111
...110
...4
...314
...311
...Mi
...SJO
...Ti
...117
...291
...2W
...871
...SM
...113
...t0
...1H4
...361
...371
.110
Sh. Pr. No. At. 8h. Pr.
140 3 30 64 1M 40 3 M
... M 4 824 40 1 M
... 1 30 20 "7 130 8 10
... 3 30 46 101 M IM
... 8 80 44 14 ... 8 34
... 3 80 68 t 3 30
40 8 10 11 Ml 40 8 10
40 1 (0 64 31 140 3 10
MO 8 10 44 Ill ... 3 30
140 1 10 61 2M ... 3 10
140 3 30 It 31 104 1 30
... 8 36 44 31 0 8 30
140 8 14 44 14 140 8
... 6 36 ' 64 '..304 SO 1 88
... I IS 60 11 ' 40 1 38
80 8 16 13 2t ... 4 16
120 t a 66 374 120 1 18
140 3 16 61 17 44 3 40
140 1 36 48 rt 80 3 46
... 8 35 14 11 ...
80 3 16 It U ... 6 00
T1QA.
... t 78
6 2l 5 1 6 65
Sundar.
CATTLE Receipts of cattle for a Thurs-
neceima and dlnnos tion or live siock "
the Union Stock lards, South Omaha, Neb.,
for the twenty-four hours ending at 1
m., September 29:
" . RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. M rs.
C. M. ft St. P..
Missouri Pacific ...
Union Paciflo
C. & N. W., east...
C. & N. W.. west...
C, St P., M. & O..
C. B. & Q.. east....
C, B. & Q., west...
C, R. I. & P., east.
C, H. I. ft P., west
Illinois Central ....
Chicago Q. W
2
2
22
3
13
1
S
61
Total receipts. ..110
2
8
14
49
DISPOSITION.
t
1
84
Omaha Packing Co 780 6M
Swift and Company. 1,832 866
Cudahy Packing Co 1,844 l,2t2
Armour ft Co i.... Lfioti 468
Cudahy, from Denver..,. 95 ....
Omaha P.Co., from K. C. 84 ....
W. B. Vansant Co 41
Benton Vansant & Lush, 296 ....
Hill ft Son 817
F. B. Lewis 190 ....
Huston ft Co 58 ....
J. B. Root ft Co 87
J. H. Bulla 22 ....
L. F. Husi 77 ....
L. Wolf 202
McCreary ft Carey 200 ....
S. Werthelmer 68 ....
H. F. Hamilton 271
Sullivan Bros 60 ....
Lehmer Bros 12 ....
Lee Rothschild ft K 67 ....
Mo. & Kans.-Calf. Co.... 16 ....
Sol Degan 59 ....
Christy ft Kline 123
Poulsley ft D 88 ....
Other buyers 1,607 ....
Total 9,662 8,262
1.730
1.243
1.416
868
New York Mtnlsug Mocke.
MEW YORK, fcspt, . Quotations oc
thai Mlntr.g exchrnge were as follows:
Alice ,,.1-hi LeaeTti.e Con. , 8
Brunswick Ckm .... 1 Utile Chief
Oum Tunnel 81 Meiteaa 100
do bon da 14 Ontario lie
Con Cal and Vs.. ...lot Oi.tiir 114
Hoi a SlWer Standard Iii
In.o ilar 3u VeUow Jaakat e
Uttered.
Treaanry gtatenaent.
WASHINQTON, Bept !. The condi
tion of the treasury at the beginning of
business today wss as follows:
Trust Funds tlol.i coin, s4,83 3,669;
silver dollars, 3486.168 000; silver dollars
of In 30, 33.5b0,000; silver certificates out-
isiuliim 14M6. 168.000.
Ueneral Fund standard ailvsr dollars
' ' c In,, la a Arm ,. .
rOttS. Per pair. ww. - m -- wrm. wv
salmon, 14c.
a. so. lni .'w. a, uui n
i So. Chucks: No. I. 6c; No. 3, 6Hc; No.
.1 . M 1 7V. o' No. t In. Kn
1TKUITS Oranges: California Valenclaa,
all sixes, per box, vi.wu.oai. -demons: lain
.lira xauoy. eiej aia. wi uva, eu.wv
3o0 sise. per box, 17.00; choice, 800 sixe, per
im. iii oo: 360 size tier box. 86.60; 240 sue.
6uu per box less. Bananas: Fancy select, per
r. ...t. .. i. i K..n..i. a?i,.i7ii
Cantaloupes: Colorado Rocky Fords. 64
sixe 31.76; 46 standards, 32.26; Osage, 12 and
la sise per crate, 31.00. Italian Blue Prunes:
Washington, per crate, ., iu iww, vv
...i. ii.io. Keacnes: caiuorma cniway
oer XO-lb. box. 60c; In lots of 26 or more, per
l .. , i..in..jn ITIK-rtaa . ner 20.11. boa
86(o90c; In lots, per box, k-Vsc. Pears: New
yorn n.euer, a ur, v"
B Clalrague. per box. 2.6. Apples; Hotne-
Jrown cooking. In bbls.. 8i.6Oia-t.0O; Missouri
onathau. In bbls.. 64-lkV .60; new Oregon,
per box. $1.75: California Oravensteln,. per
box, 32.10; California Belleflower. per box.
8160. Grapes: Malagas, per 4-crate. 3160;
California Tokay, per crate, $1.60; Concords,
Mlchgan, per 8-ib bsk., 8K.S5C. Cranberriea:
Per box $2 66; per bbl.. $7.00. Watermelons:
Tsxas lo psr lb. Dales: Anchor brand,
new 30 1-lb. pkgs. In box, per box, $2.00.
VEGETABLES PotatoeSv Early Ohio, la
sacks tier bu., $1.0051.10; New Jersey white
stock, extra fine quality, per bu.. 31 15.
Bweet Potatoes: Virginia, per bbl.. U.6S.
Onions: Iowa, small red and yellow, per
lb 8c ' Spanish, psr crate, 3136. Garlic: Ex
tra fancy, white, per lb., 15c: red. per lb
16c Egg Plant: Fancy Florida, per dos.,
$100. Celery: Michigan, per dog. buncbea,
15c Rutabagos: Psi lb., lc.
HOM B-GROWN VEGETABLES Cab
bage: New, per lb.. lc. Tomatoes: Per bsk.,
boiiOc. Suing and Wax Beana; Per mkt.
hak. 7tc. Cueumbera: Per mkt. bsit, frCt
75a. Lettuce: txtra tancy lent, per aox., 4oc
Parsley: rancy nu'ue-'wn, per aox.
bunches, 9s. aurnipa. rir mat. oaa., aoc.
Carrots: Per mkt. bsk.. 40c Beau: per
mkt. bsk., Ibc. .
MISCELLANEOUS wainuis: mack, per
lb., 2o; California No. L per lb., lc; Cali
fornia No. 3, per lb. 14c. Hickorynuts:
Large, per lb., 4c : small, per lb., sc. Coooa-
nuu: Per aack. $5 00: per dos.. 66c. Honey
New. 34 frames. $3-66.
Ceffea Market.
NEW TORK, Sept. 29. COFFEE Futures
closed quiet at a net loss of 1(74 points.
Europe did a little selling; here and there
was some scattering liquidation which was
offset by covering and support from trade
sources. Dates, ai.ioo Dags; eepteniDer
tuber, November ana uecemner, uc; Janu
ary. February and March, 8.c: April, .10c;
Mar. 9 lio; June, sue; juty, site; August
16c: atmt roffea. flrrn; Rio No. 7. 11c: San-
toe No. 4. lic; mild coffee, quiet; Cordova,
82,740
87,987
day were very liberal. 8.226 head being re
ported. This brings the total for the four
days up to 89,672 head as against 40,6-8 head
for the same days last week. It will be
remembered that last week's run waa un
usually heavy.
iiie market on killing cattle closed In very
unsatisfactory shaoe yesterday, prices on
both beef steers and cows being quoted 10
DK) lower than thai week before. As
matter of fact plenty of cowa sold fully 26o
lower owing io tne large receipts ot mat
kind of oattle.
Thla morning with another liberal run and
witn tne prospects from Chlcugo, very
discouraging, the market onened alow and
dull, buyers apparently preferring to await
the later advices from other market points
before doing very much business. The feel
ing, to say the least, was weak on all kinds
of killing oattle. Cattle that Just happened
to suit the buyers sold about steady with
yesterday's close. As already noted the
trade waa slow and tha feeling weak.
Blockers sund feeders which sold stronir
yesterday, and were very active, were not
such free sellers today, for the reason
that the week Is drawing to a close, when
the demand ts never so brisk. The feeling
on the most desirable kinds of cattle, that
is, catue mat just nappened to suit the
buyers on account of being of good color
and quality, commanded steady prices, but
oiner graaes were wean as well as slow,
quotations on nartvn cattle: Good ta
choice beef steers. 36.75 7. 75; fair to good
beef steers, $5.76a.75; common to fair
beef steers, $1604(6 75: good to choice cows
ana nen-rs, t4.aia.2o: lair to good cowl
and heifers, t3.4tx84.XS: common to fair
cowa and heifers, $2.503i2.4O: good to choloe
stockers and feeders, 64. 4036.00; fair to good
stockers and feeders, t4.00tf-4.40; common to
fair stockers and feeders, $3.2S4.00; stock
heifers, $8.004.26; veal calves, $3.604i7.00:
nun,, .iae.i ciw,, e.wiuw.AA
Viuotauons on range cattle: Choice to
prime beeves. $6.006.60; good to choice
beeves, $6.25$$. 76; fair to good beeves, $4 50
O6.20; common to fair beeves, 83. 704 40
good to choice heifers, $4.0O&.00: good to
cnoice cows, et.vuiui.ov; lair t good grades
t3.4fKij3.00; canners and cutters. 82.8fiia 9k'
good to choice feeders, $4$06.60; fair to
vuu leniei a, i fi, vi. la
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS
No. At. Pr. No.
Mi -.10t 8 60 11 ,
COWS.
8 M4 3 00 4. ,
8 t0 8 36 13
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
196 steers. ..lift) 6 35 15 cows..
60 heifers... T4 8 90 23 steers
44 feeders.. 1170 4 90 18 cows.,
26 feeders.. U71 6 26 -
W. Ferdon-Neb.
97 cows 1054 $ 95 102 cows,
E. Huckev Neh.
939 S 85 60 steers..
1044 4 40 , 23 cows...
7K6 3 55 11 steers..
911 $ 85 28 cows...
John Muller Neh.
29 feeders.. 1032 4 40 13 cows...
S. O. Simonson Neb,
17 feeders.. 933 4 60 19 feeders
J. O. Bills Neb.
1$ feeders. .1115 4 40 17 feeders
Henry Hler Neb.
10 feeders. .1072 4 65 24 cows...
C. W. Schlueter Neb.
83 heifers... 818 4 40 13 cows....
J. L. Roseburv Neh.
ta steers....it'w o 20 io steers,
38 steers.. ..1090 6 20 66 cons..
A. J. Tarvsn V-h
700 4 25 62 steers...
4 10
WYOMING.
6 25 38 cows....
3 55 56 heifers..
6 00 21 feeders.
4 00 17 feeders.
w. uialne Wyo.
Kiii.:i.-.pt.ia trade In the sheen barn
yesterday was equally as healthy as tne
early market, the ample volume of demand
making final clearance pracutaiij J
tilala Trlrea Tiairl from Start tO finish
a.r. ateailv tm nnsaiblv a little higher In
iniil.
In most respects today s eariy uauo
..niiiin. r .hot nf v.at.rdav. Supplies
were heavy and trains late, bo that partial
display and shaping up of offerings both
Lnriul In ri-lav t , U ill HIT unUl Well aiWMB
touarrl n.inn Rurlv sales were tCW. DUl
carried generally steady figures, and with
Inquiry brisk from both reeaer .
packers prospects for a good clearance
p.rhnn. the moat remarkable phase Of
.v.. i.i.ii. i. ih. v.rv maanr per
inl&D. r? renllv arnnil fat Sn&eP ailu
lambs, the latter especially. testeraay a
run of 21,000 he vd failed to bring In any-
thlnir rhnlK. In tha Tl of KTKI lamOS
and today's receipts were made up almoet
wnony oi roeaer siock. oincuj tm,.
lambs would aell readily at $6.86 or Better,
while handy weight wethera are safely
quotable up to $4.26, as waa proven yeeter
il.v. Ttnik nf amnri fat hm have been sell
ing around $3.50. with strings that attract
competition from breeders as high as $3.75.
Feeder-trade, viewed as a whole, shows
little change from day to day. Fleshy and
strong weight offerings are favored,- af
course, with common sheep and light lambs
rather alow. This discrimination doea not
nrevent an excellent daily Clearance, now-
ever, as everything la finding a market at
prices noted.
Onntatlnna nn erraaa stock: Qood tO Choice
lambs, $6.00(36.86; fair to good lambs, 36.403
6.60; reeding lambs. 84.ityrre.iib; nanay weiini
yearlings. $5.00(&6.40; heavy yearlings, $4,500
4.90; feeder yearlings. $4.765.25; good to
rhnlr. w.lh.ra X4.Ujrrl 4 .Zh: TBir IO KWW
wethers, 83.654.00; feeding wetners, sj-ww
4.10: breeding ewes. $4.00&6.26; fat ewes,
33.0tKi73.75: feeding ewes. 12. 2608.26; culls
ana ducks, ti.wui.w.
Representative sales:
No. Av.
240 Montana wethera. feeders.... 98
131 Wyoming ewes 103
239 Wyoming ewes, feeders 89
1T0 Wyoming lambs, feeders v
214 Utah lambs 67
693 Utah lambs 67
339 Utah lambs 67
123 Utah ewes Wo
238 Utah ewes, culls 87
o. v . . . . IM
.19 ctan ewes, ieeaers aw
340 Wyoming lambs, feeders.,... 60
7u8 Wyoming lambs, feeders w
742 Wyoming lambs, feeders 46
3M Wyoming lambs, feeders 46
248 Wyoming lambs, feeder culls 86
137 Wyoming lambs, feeders..... 41
iia Wyoming ewes, reeaera oa
253 Wyoming ewes, feeders. 81
273 Wyoming lambs, feeders 43
303 Idaho lambs, feeders 63
626 Idaho lambs, feeders 64
601 Idaho lambs 63
611 Wyoming lambs, feeders..... 68
f Wyoming lamDs, ieeaers..... o
436 Wyoming ewes, feeders 103
458 Utah lambs 60
461 Utah lambs 60
350 Utah lambs, feeders 64
640 Utah lambs, feeders 62
266 Utah leaders, lambs, oulls... 44
499 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 48
6ri5 Wyoming yearlings, fdrs.... 70
623 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 41
228 Wyoming ewes, feeders 87
203 Wyoming ewos, feeders.... 87
932 Wyoming lambs 84
1,197 Wyoming yearlings, fdrs.... 86
2; Wyoming lambs, reeders....
913 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 48
74 Wyoming ewes
259 Wyoming ewes, feeders.,.. 85
65 Utah ewes, feeders 8
870 Utah ewes, feeders 87
240 Utah ewes, feeders 08
RAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Eallied with Strong Bull Newt
Thursday.
PRICES BEGAN TO FALL AGAIN
Ideal Weather 1st Cora Belt Coatlw-
ea te Keep Market Heavily Bar
piled ttntr Prices mt tans
Lew Levels.
OMAHA. Bept. 29. 1910.
Surprisingly Strom cables at the ooenins
gsve the wheat market a slow rally, which
did not hold. Values soon eased back, the
market gettina heavw nn noor raah de
mand and weak northweat markets.
Continued Ideal weather over the corn
belt and free selling by country dealers,
made new low levels for the crop year.
r irmer ana strong roreign markets naa
no effect on the domestic wheat markets,
and values broke sharply under selling
pressure with no buying lower to sustain
prices.
With the sharp break In wheat and the
favorable weather and. crop report corn
broke sharply, samples selling slowly at
1V4 lower today.
1'rlmary wheat receipts were l.lM.OOO bu.
ard shipments were 772.000 bu., against re
ceipts last year of 1.8O7.O00 bu. and ship
ments ot SUl.UV ou.
Primary corn recelnts were 425 000 hn.
and shipments were 764.000 bu., against re-
ceuws last year of 471,000 bu. and shipments
Of 670,000 bu.
I-Verpool Closed UlfMd hluhoe nn wheat
and )49kd higher on corn.
Omaha Cash rneas.
WHEAT No. 8 harrl mfftVfn' Nst 1 ti.nl
91GW.C; No. 4 hard, 84Hg91c; rejected hard,
.wmc; no. i spring. 84t4j97c; No. 3
spring, 92HS96a
c-2RNNo- 1 wh. 47Hif48c; No. 8, 4714
Nilc: No. 4 white. 4 14iS47c; No. 1 yellow,
7yS47ae; No. 3 yellow. 474'5 47ae: No. 4
yeiiow, 461eifr46ie: No. I. 47W47Vo: No. 1.
He; No. 4. 4646Hc; no grade, 43'5454c.
TS No. 3 White MUfimi" atanrlarH
WJWwC: No. 8 white. 9!3304c:
At. Pr.
.1044 4 00
, 858
147
3 M
3 65
,.1017
,.1108
.. 90S
8 85
4 86
1 90
...1020 8 70
72 cows..,
30 steers.
19 cows..,
21 cows..,
970
786
898
, m
4 96
1 56
4 66
S 86
m i6o
900 4 45
958 4 SO
.1048 9 60
888 90
1W
..1030
4 65
t 90
166 steers...
20 stockers.
36 calves..,
34 cows....
10 feeders.
18 cons....
$6 cows...
61 steers..
214 steers.
23 steers..
27 cowa...
852
250
823
8i7
891
G.
676 4) 00
,. 812 3 25 39 calves..,
Masters Bros. Wyo.
,. 9f 6 2C 17 cows....
A. 8. Patrlck-Wyo.
.1243 5 00 25 stt-ers...
,.11S 4 90 27 heifers..
,.992 4 20 23 cows
Nels Anderson Neb.
718
614
9T0
, 977
275
. 933
. 994
. NH3
1026
8 25
4 10
6 00
C 00
(00
4 05
4 70
4 4o
4 30
17 steers.. ..1266 6 60 19 steers.. ..1350
J. C. Shaw Wvo.
78 steers. ...1011 4 30 46 steers.. ..1029
H. W. Carev Wvo.
17 feeders.. 924 4 60 8 feeders.. 698 8 66
i. tJ. Matter wyo.
66 cowa 1002 4 10 137 calves.. 233
26 calves... 5-' 6 00 164 cows.... fc8
11 bulls 1346 4 60
Emil J a merman wyo
S 40
4 30
00
I 30
27 cows.
97
8 90
11 calves... 310 t 00
Harper A
41 heifers... 64 1 76
16 cows.
858 t 10
25 calves.
13 feeders.
93 heifers.,
33 calves..
20 calves..
16 steers...
13 cows...,
12 cows.
33
1100
W.
. 710
219
3. 2
,1105
. 768
W.
955
4 75
4 70
Beaton Wyo.
61 calves... 206
61 cows.,.
36 cows
T. Wolfe Wyo.
813
8-6
172 cows.
32 heifers..
154 calves.
787
7X9
223
60 heifers... 746
4 15
6 60
6 00
4 90
$ 60
A. Morris Wye.
4 00 11 cows 908
21 feeders.. 798 4 40
William Stevenson Wyo.
68 feeders.. 1276 6 00 8 feeders.. 1308
J. McMlnnemum Wyo.
I cows 700 8 60 4 calves... 250
W. B. Uiililsnd-Mont.
IS cows 828 $ 60 20 heifers.- 677
11 feeders.. 6;g 4 66 22 cslvoa... 2ti
la. II. Aldrlih-:4ont.
14 feeders.. 640 4 66 17 fe dors.. 1107
Pr.
75
8 75
$ 06
6 10
6 36
86
6 36
4 00
I 00
1 16
10
6 35
$ 36
( 85
4 00
6 36
1 76
I 76
6 20
6 80
6 90
6 16
6 10
10
$ 40
6 60
60
$00
00
6 16
6 16
6 80
60
4 26
4 25
50
6 06
6 05
6 35
1 50
8 60
8 60
5 60
S 60
Chlcasjo Live Stock Market.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29. CATTLE Receipts
estimated at 8,000 head; market, weak to
lnc lower: beeves. 34.6oae.0b: Texas steers,
$3.60iii6.60; western steers, $4-10w6.76; Block
ers and feeders, 84 1WK..K6; cows and hellers,
15 20(ft6.30: calves. 87.60010.00.
rteceiots estunatcu at xa.wv nnu
market, 6o lower; lights, $8.85&9.26; mixed.
in 3519.25: heavy. 88.80U9. 10: rougn. S8.ajar.40
good to choice heavy, 9s.4tfa71.1u; pigs, fs.av
fr10: bulk of sales. 38.4u4i8.So.
SHEEP Receipts estimated at 80,000
head; market, weak to loo lower; native,
$2.50!i4.20; westerns, $2.804.15; yearlings,
M.aTV50; lambs, native, $4.767.16; western,
$5.0u&7.00
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept 29. CATTLK Re-
..ini. 8 8011 head. Including 4.40J Texans
niaiket, Bteauy to too lower; nnuva niiiw-
Dlrig and export steers o.unj 1 jw,
dressed beef and butcher s tears, 35 70
7.80; steers under i.uuu pounu. t.vitj
7.00: stocKers ana ieeaers. ij.uowj u
cows and neirers. i.buius.bu; cannon,
t? unifr .1 io- hulls. 13.2b u 5.00:. calves
$5.00U.50; Texas and Indian steers, $3.66
irn7.4U: cows ana natters, is.iuwt.su.
hi H4NKeceiDts. s.vuu rienii; iiiarr.ev.
6c to 10c lower. Pigs and lights, 3.60T
9.16: packers. $8.76 0 8.90; butchers and
Let Vii.avv. 89. 0016)9.15.
BMEK1' ANIJ L.AMts rteceipts, a.uuu
hend- market 10c to 25c lower; nntue
.mi tuna. 13. 90414. 161 lamoa. ID.ilO
6 66: culls and bucks, 82.75to i 3j, stocit-
erf, $2,2613.60.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Sept, 29. CATTLE
RecelDts, 11,000 head, Including 2,400
aniittierna: market, weak to lOo lowor
dressed beef and export ateeaa. jn iiuy.
7.80: fair to good, $3.6006.80; southern
era 1 J 9Rfa 4. 7 & : aoutliern cows. Sl.l.'. Ill
4.00: native cows, liMidt.iii; native
helfors. I.50i6.25; bulls, $3.40,4.J5
ri.lvi.il 13.7 5 tl 8.60.
HOGS Receipts D.uou nta; marKet,
l(ln lower: bulk of sales. ll.mo H.D
heavy, $8.45tH 65; packers and butchers,
ii inr at- ilh. la HnAA I1R
lSiit.l!.r AINU LAatia neceipis, n.uuu
head; market, steady to 15c lower; lambs,
I4.0i 5.65: yearlinas. 84. &&. uu wetn
eta. $3.76 4.35; ewes. $3.60.4.00; stock
I ers and feeders, $2.60(j4.45.
No. 4
29VrS)0c;
white. 39Hi&294e; No. S yellow
BARLKV lsfn A KSt.Htln. Ma 1 f MU
XiS No. I, 7071c; No. 8. 69(370o.
Carlet Bevel tits.
Wheat, firm. i"Vata
Chicago 66 234 103
Minneapolis 365
Omaha 28 $0 11
Duluth 229
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featares of the Trading; mmd Clowlngj
Price on Boaxd of Trade.
CHICAGO. Bept. 29. Assurance that tha
corn crop everywhere Is now practically
safe from danger of damage resulted In
the lowest price of the season for that
grain and tumbled down quotations for
wheat and oats. Net losses were lHtflHo to
1H in wheat, llo In corn, and Tt.lo to
lo In oat. Provision oloaed at fiQlSo ad
vance to 20o decline.
Much long wheat waa ttnuMated at a
time when the buying had been pretty well
satisfied. There was a higher start due
to unexpected strength at Liverpool. The
bulge, however, was the signal for Im
portant selling here, and the market was
soon overloaded. Northwestern longs, who
bought during the North Dakota crop
scare, were said to be letting go. Predic
tions of lighter shipments from the Ar
gentine and India formed the basis of the
early strength.
A potent Influence was the weakness of
oom, ana there was much selling In conse
quence. December wheat advanced from
9tiHo to 99c, and closed weak at WHli96eC,
a fall of l?o compared with last night.
ine weatner prevailing and prospective,
made the outlook rosy for the corn crop.
December sold from 4Ro to 60c, and at
the close waa steady with 49Mo as the final
quotations. Cash corn was weak. No. 2
yellow closed at 524if,2Uc.
Oats gave way under moderate sales of
miscellaneous longs and by a few large
shorts. December flucuated between 32Hc
and 83To, finishing li&lHo down at 32140.
Tha small packing for the week and the
season made hog products firm, except for
some realising, which caused rib to olose
20c lower to 2Vo higher, and lard 7 Ho off
to a shade gain. Pork wound up at an ad
vance of 5 to 15c
Leading futures ranged as follow:
Mia. falL Sky.
48 .09 Clear
43 .00 Clear
48 .00 Clear
46 .00 Clear
48 .00 Clear
.00 Clear
46 .00 Clear
60 .00 Clear
46 .00 Clear
49 .00 Clear
47 .00 Clear
61 .00 Clear
60 .00 Clear
43 .00 Clear
48 .00 Clear
46 .00 Clear
40 .00 Clear
42 .00 Clear
60 .00 Clear
Article-! Opsn.l High. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat I
Sept. "96t 96V 94 94 V. 96T
Deo. 98ffil 99 90 96b 96H&U,
May 1 (MViH 1 04 1 02-rs 1 02 1 04
Corn
Bept. 52H8K tZVi 61 6U4 62H
Deo. 60tt H 60, 49 49 60H
May 53& 68 66 62 62
Oats
Sept. 32 82 Sl 81 82,
Dew. S3i 83 32 82834T
May 36fj1. 86 86 85$f8ti 374
Pork
Sept. 17 70 17 86 17 60 17 86 17 60
Oct. 17 60 17 76 17 60 17 75 17 20
Jan. 17 20 17 32 17 20 17 27
Lard
Oct. 1140 1146 11 35 12 35 1180
Nov. 11 46 11 47 11 42 11 45 13 40
Jan. 10 40 10 46 10 87 10 40 10040
Ribs '
Oct. 10 96 10 96 10 80 10 90 11 60
Jan. 9 27 9 27 9 17 9 20 9 17
No. a.
Cash quotation were as follow:
FLOUR Easy; winter patent, $4.858.06;
winter straights. $4.00rg4.76; spring straights,
$4.7094.76; bakers, $4.606.75.
RYE No. 1,740.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 6634o; fair to
choice malting, 67(jj70c
SEEDS Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $2.32;
No. 1 northwestern, $2.46; timothy, $7.0uf
9.00; clover. $S.00214.75.
PROVISIONS Pork, per bbl., $18.3618.80.
Lard, per 100 lbs., $12.72. Short ribs, sides
loose, J10.76.3U. 50; short clear sides, boxed,
$12.76(913.26.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 71,000 bushels. Primary recelpta
were 1,161,000 bu., compared with 1,807,000
bu., the corresponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
60 cars; corn, 232 cars; oats, 134 cars; hogs,
13,000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 1 red,
98tfec; No. S red, 9497o; No. $ hard,
96c&$1.00; No. S hard. 94i7c; No. 1 north
ern, $l.lltfU3; No. 1 northern. $1.09(1.12;
No. 8 spring, 95cjf$1.05. Corn: No. 1 rash,
62tf64c; No. 8 cash, 61561c; No. 2 white,
56 64c; No. $ white, 61ft62c; No. 1 yellow,
6132c. Oats: No. 1 cash, SlriMc; No. i
white, $2(&33o; No. 8 white, liWtKc; No.
4 white, 21ij32c; standard, 33tiUc.
BUTT Kit Steady; creameries, 24Q28c;
dairies, 2327c.
EGOS Steady; receipts, $.418 rases; at
mark, oases Included, 184?21o; firsts, 23c;
prime firsts, 25c.
CHEESE Steady; daisies. 1615c;
twins. 14lf.c; young Americas, 164jfl6c;
long horns. 15W316V.C
POTATOES Steady : choice to fancy, $89
etc; rair to goon, M,gic.
POULTRY Steady; turkey, 18c; fowl,
13c: sorlnss. 12o.
VEAL Stesdy; 60 to 60 lbs., 910c; 60 to
86 lbs.. 9nl0c; 85 to 110 lbs., 1213o.
Receipts Today Wheat, 66 cars; corn, 234
cars; oats, 108 cars. Estimated Tommorrow
Wheat, 60 cars; com, tttf cars; oats 184
cars.
NEW YORK GEMCUili MARKET
Quotation
oa Varloas
Rt. Joseph I.lv Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. 29. CATTLE Re
celots. 2.500 head; market weak; steers.
S4..V&7.7L; cows and heifers,
calves. 33 uttyH V).
I lOGs Receipts, 4,50(1 head; market. fviJlOc
lower; top, $V.u0; bulk of aaiea. M 253-8. 75.
SHEEP AND LAMB Receipts. 1.000
head; market slow; lambs, $4.60ig6.'70.
Stock Io Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five nrlncl-
I Dal western markets yesterday:
i-aitie. nogs
6 00
$ 25
$36
$ 36
4 05
60
1 60.
t 20
100
4 60
3 70
t 60
66
South Omaha
St. Joseph ....
Kansas City ..
St. Louis ....
Chicago
Total
$.200
2,500
.HOW
. 8.rS
. 8.OU0
1.8"0
4.6ti0
6.000
6.900
14.0U0
of the Day
Commodities
NEW TORK. Bept. 29. FLOUR Ou!et,
with demand slow; spring patents, lr.4o
6.60; winter straights. 4.Sf?H.40; winter
patents, $4.6O84.90; spring rleara. 84 364.50;
winter extras No. 1, 33.6rV&3 86; winter ex
tras No. t $3403.66; Kansas straights,
$4,7544 86. Rye flour, baxely steady; fair
Io aood. 84.00x214.20: eholiai to linn 11
$2.&0U6 00: $6.
lohh & rti-oir.ui , iiiiv wmie ana jrei
Inw. $1.361.40; coarse, $i.lal.26; kiln dried
$3.35.
WHEAT Spot market, weak. No. t
red, $1.01 elevator and $1.0114 ' - b
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, il.19 f. o.
b. afloat Futures market, except for a
steadier opening due to 1 firm cables, was
very weak today, making new low rec
ords under demoralised liquidations, due to
tha -weakness of coarse arains. heavier
I northwest country offerings and a lack of
Sheep.
30.700
T3 7. Beef, steady; mess, $t6 flow (0;
family, $l.0u'20 ); beef hams, $J3..u34.00.
Cut n-eats steady; pickled belllea. 10 to 14
II.. If. n I He; pickled hama, 14Vti ISO. Lani,
steady; mlit.lle west prime, $13. if.q'1186; re
fined, steady; continent. $13 20; South
America. $14t; compound. Il0.gi4911.2k.
HAY-Dull; prime, $1.W; No. I. ILOfr
1.07: No. 1, fkvOSl.OO; No. 3. 764T80O.
HOIft tjulet; state common to choloa
1909. 2Vr2jo; I've, nominal; I'aclflo coast,
19ii. 1(.il4c; lft, nominal.
HIDES Quiet; Central America, So; Bo
gota. 21 11 to.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock firsts, tt&
24c; seconds, axiiic; thirds, 18j00o; reject,
16ff17c.
BUTTF.R Steady, firm: creamery spe
rials, 30c; extras, J6o; third to first, H'j)
28c; state dairy, common to flneat. Ziiao;
process, second to special. 33$ 27c; factory,
June make. 23j24o; current make, S23o;
Imitation creamery, 24r-iT26o.
CHEESE steady; state, whole milk, up
state, 15'g'17c; fancy, 15c; choice, 14Y,r
15c; good to prime, 14S14o; common to
fair, lHJiao; skims, full to special, 11 j
12e.
ErtOB Firm; fresh gathered, extra firsts,
16t27c; first. Hihc, seciinds. Utfale.
1-OULTRY Alive, eaay; springs. lfiffUo:
fowls, 1718c; turkevs, 12tM5r-; dressed. Ir
regular: western broilers. 17W20o; western
fowls, l418o; western turkeys, 1482io,
WEATHER IN THE GRAIX DRI.T
Slightly Warmer Weather 1 Pre
' dieted for Thla Vicinity.
OMAHA, Neb., 6epL 29. U10.
The wave of cool weather, that passed
over the central valleys early In the week,
has reached the Atlantic states, and tem
peratures are lower this morning every
where east of the Alleghaniea. An
area of high pressure, accompanied
by a slight, but Kcneral tall In
temperature has appeared on the
Pacific coast An Area of low preniur
from the northwest Is moving down over
the central valleys, and hat caused a de
cided rise In temperature along the eastern
Rocky mountain slope, and east over the
tipper Missouri and upper Mississippi val
leys. Generally fair weather ha prevailed
throughout the country during th past
twenty-four hours, except some very light
and scattered showers occurred In the east
ern and west gulf states, and It Is generally
clear in all sections this morning, and tha
Indications are for continued fair In thl
vicinity tonight and Frday, with slightly
warmer tonight
Temperature and precipitation as com
pared with the last three years:
... , 1910. 1908. 1908. 190T.
Minimum temperature 62 63 36 48
Precipitation 00 .00 .00 .12
Normal temperature for today, 61 degree.
,.Iief.lc"Lnc)r m Precipitation sine March L
11.71 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding- period In 1909.
.88 of an Inch.
. Iclency corresponding period In 190S.
172 Inches. AT WELSH.
Looal Forecaster Weather Bureau.
want Reartoa Solletlau
For Omaha. Neh- for the twenty-font
hour ending at 8 a. m.. 75th mertdiaa Use.
Thursday, September , 1910:
O-AJAA DISTRICTS.
Temn Ttatr
nation a. stag.
Ashaland, Neb... 71
Auburn, Neb 75
Broken Bow, Neb 80
Colbertaon, Neb.. 88
Columbus. Neb.. 78
Fairbury( Neb.... 78
Fairmont, Neb... 76
Od. Inland. Neb.. 78
IHartlngton, Neb. 78
Hastings, Neb... 77
Holdrege, Neb... 78
Omaha 74
fOnkdale. Neb.... 76
Tekatnah. Neb... 77
Alta, la 75
Carrcll, la 74
Claiinda, la 71
Sibley, la 78
Sioux City. Ia... 70
(Not included in averages.
Minimum temperature for twelve-hogy
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No, of Temp.e Hats.
Station. Station Max. it in. fall.
.00
Skf!
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.10
.00
The weather la much warmer In the up
per Mississippi and upper Missouri valleva.
and I warmer generally throughout th
entire oorn and wheat region. The oniv
appreciable precipitation oocurrlng In the
last iweniy-iour nours was a ngnt shower
at one station In the Kansas City district.
-.An llbm, ioai t orecaster.
St. Loots General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 29. WHEAT Future
lower; September, 96c; December, 98c:
May, $' 03; cash Irregular; track. No. I
red, $1.004, 1.04; No. 1 hard, 88c6 $1.06.
CORN Futures lower; December. 46o:
May. 61o; cash steady; track. No. 1 62c:
No. 3 white, 62362o.
OATS irutures lower; December, 31ot
May, 34c; cash easier; track. No. 1 Sic:
No 2 white, 85o.
RYE Unchanged at 78o.
FLOUR yulet; red winter patent, $4,753)
6.25: extra fancy and straight, $4.1044.70;
hard winter clears, $3.30ra3.80.
8EEI Timothy, 88.OO4r8.oO.
CORNMEAL-42.90.
BRAN Weak; sacked east track. 94f08o,
HAY Steady: timothy $12.0019.00; prairie.
$12 OtXii-15.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; lobbing, 818.76.
Lard, lower; prime steam, $12. 4212. 62.
Drv salt meats, unchanged: boxed extra.
shorts, $12.62; clear ribs, $12.62; short
clears, $12.87. Bacon, unchanged, boxed
extra short, $14.13; clear ribs, $14.12; short
clears, $14.OT.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 13c; springs,
13o; turkeys, 17&19o; ducks, 13a; geese, 10a.
BUTTER unchanged; creamery, Z54tJo.
EGGS Firm at 23c,
RecelptaShipments.
Flour, bbls 6.600 .ll.tHJ
Wheat, bu 69,000 69,000
Corn, bu 30,000 17. 04
Oau, bu 27,000 40,001
Kansas City Grain and Provl-lons.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. lO.-WHEAT-Sep-
tember. 98o; December, 95o; May, 99c;
cash, lc lower; No. 1 hard, 96c$1.01;
No. S, 96$Lo0; No. 1 red, 97v49o; No. $. 94
&98c.
CORN September, 60o; December, 47c;
May, 60c: cash. 1ilc lower: No. 1 mixed.
61'n61c; No. 8, 60&60c; No. 1 white,
&0c. No. 3, 60c.
OATS Unchanged ; No.,1 white, 82S34o;
No. 1 mixed. 31'a'32o.
RYE No. 1, 74(&77o.
HAY Unclanged; choice timothy, H1.609
14.00; choice, prairie. $12.2612 60.
BUTTER Creamery, 28o; firsts, 28c; sec
onds, 23c; packing stock, 22c.
EUQS Extra, 26c, firsts, !4o; seconds.
17o.
RecelptaBhipmenls.
Wheat, bu 174. OoO 1H6,000
Corn, bu 13,0u0 87,000
Oaia, bu 8,001) lO.OUu
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 29. WHEAT
September, $1.07; December, $107; cash:
No. 1 hard, $L09; No. 1 northern, $L09
1.10; No. I northern, $1. 061.07; No. 1
northern, $1.0301.05.
FLAX Closed. $2.46.
CORN No. 8 yellow, 5161c.
OATS No. 8 white, 8Uijr31.
RYE No. .2, T0Vr71a
HRAN- 18.far1 19.00,
FLOUR First patents, $5.2096.40: second
patents, $6.0036 20; first clears, 33. 603-u;
second clears, $3 .3032.60.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Sept. 29. COR! Lower; No. I
white, 61c; No. 2 yellow, 61c; No. $, 610 ;
No. 4. 60c; no grade. 4Xc.
OATS Lower; No. S whits, 83o; No.
S white, 32c.
Columbus 17 70 46
Louisville 19 76 63
St. Louis 13 74 46
Indianapolis 12 72 46
Chicago 26 72 44
Les Moines 14 76 44
Minneapolis 30 80 46
Kansas City ...... 24 7$ 46
Omaha 19 76 46
17,000
4.000
SO.OUO
.33.500 $2,100 86,700
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Rent. 29 WHEAT Rnt
I dull; No. 2 red, western, winter, no stock:
futures quiet; October, 7s 3d; December,
7s 37d.
CORN Spot easy; American mixed.
6a ld: futures steady: October. 4a Vd:
Iwceinber, 4a 6d.
FLOUR Winter patents, dull; 29s.
Onaahn Hsy Market.
OMAHA. Sept. .-HAY-No. I upland
$Uuu; Kansaa. $13 00; No. 1 upland 11100
packing. $ow; alfalfa, 14.0v; N0. . Attorn
6 000; export demand. Last prices were 1 to lc
net lower, nepiemoer, i ui-4'n 1 "ov. cioeea
at $101; December, $1. 041.06; closed
st $1.04; May, $1.08V1.10; closed at
$108. Receipts, 81,5o0 bushels.
CORN Easy. No. 2. 61o nominal elevator
domestic to arrive; No. 1, 69c f. o. b.
afloat. Future markets were very weak
under liquidation Induced by Increased crop
estimates and fine weather, cloeln a
higher to lo lower. September. 61ll61c;
closed at 61e; December, 6c; closed at
68c; May cloned at 4Vo. Receipts, 2,250
bOAT5 Spot market, easy.. No. 1, $7o;
No 4, $7c Futures market was easier
under selling by cash house and with
corn closing to 1e net lower; November,
!iS39c: closed at sc; ueceinDcr closed at
8&r: May, ic; joiy.
PRjiVlSloNS l'ik. ateady; mass. $220rw
B.60; taujlly, 36-60; abort clear, $.
ONLY TWO THINGS
are necessary to preserve for
ever the life of yoar hair
good sense in buying and good
judgment in applying Won
der Dandruff Cure, your har
der Dandruff Cure. Your
barber knows how to do it.
Single application 15c; 10 oz.
bottle $1.00.
Herbert . Gooch Co.,
Brokers and Dealers
omAJjr raoTiixons btocxsl
Omaha Office, 111 Board of TradeBUg
-Bell Phons, Doug. 621; Ind.. AZ121.
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