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TJitE BEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1911.
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND KAN LH VAN D FOR ALB
Iowa
oContlnmcd.
For Sale
t.700, acre of rich bottom land near Ham
burg. Ia. Eleven set of buildings, con
venlent to railroad and market. Per
onally Inspected and a bargain at the
price nuked. 376 per acre If sold at one
and all together.
Alfred C Kennedy
Telephone Douglas 722.
' 3D First National Bank Bids.
IlllaeU.
FOR BALE 10 arret 60 miles weat of
Chicago, on electric at. car line. Good
building! and black aoll. O. A. Holoomb.
Aurora, III.
I 1 1 '. "
Kaaea.
FARMS-lS.000 to (10,000 buys (lne 160. Well
Improved U0, 18.400; al hard to bent. $16, "00.
well Improved 80. 64.800; good 240, 19,000; fine
440, grain and stock farm, $.17.60 per acre;
i0 acre, well Improved, (45. For best (trmt,
any alia, writ SHAWOO REALTY COM
PANY, Emporia, Kan.
Mlaaaarl.
For Sale
Wall Improved farm of 403 acre In Mia
souii, near th Nebraaka Una. Rich bottom
land, near town; 17.50 per acre.
Alfred C. Kennedy
Teliphone Douglas 722.
2Cfl First National l:ank Bid.
CHOICK 40 acres 2V miles of town, high
and graded school; possession; terms.
Write owner, Ft- O. Uughea. seymour,
Ji. F. D. R. 8.
Mo.
CONNOLLY. Land.'! up. 1619 Dodge.
Moataaa.
830-ACRB homestead relinquishment for
Bale; also one hotel; one bakery; on gen
eral store; on saloon; on fned store. Ad
arte CharWa F. Brown. Gaaata. Mum
KrbruU.
HOMESTEAD 34u acre for $160 In cash;
about 20 miles out; rich farm land; not
sand. Anolner &2o for $175 caah or In pay
ments. J. A. Tracy, Kimball, Neb.
FINE EAST NEB. FARM.
t7.0 per acre. Address 331 Chamber of
Commerce. Omaha.
FOR SALS 320-acre well Improved atook
(arm, 28 miles southwest of Hastings, a
Si. He.
3.080 acres, 800 meadow; lakes; well Im
proved; near town; half trade. Walker
Co.. HO brandeia Theater Bldg.
GOOD eastern Neb. farm land. I7S par
acre. m Brandels Bldg.
100 CUSTER CO. farms Just on market,
'$15 up; easy terms. Walker Co., SO Bran
dels Theater.
Martlet Dekertav.
ONE ot th rtneet farms la Richland
county, consisting of 865 aorea if good,
productive laud. Joining Wyadui-. Fine
large buildings, lota of fruit, nlj grove
and never-falling flowing wall. Price
SM.W per acre and easy term s. Martin
Paulson Land Co., Wyndmere, Nona Da
kota. OklaAei
"IN beautiful Indian Territory." Best
and oheapeat corn land. Writ Look Box
893, Omaha.
Oresroat.
FREE, a horn In th wonderful Harney
valley, homestead lands on desert claims
In central Oregon. For Information phone
Harney SMI. P. P. OlbUn. 8016 California
St, Omaha. Nab.
Seat Carallaa.
LANDS (500 par acre mad growing Ogs
(or preserve on lb Islands. Oroherde oa
easy monthly pay menu. Baa Island Or
chard Company, Charleston, 8. O.
kaatk Dakota.
QUARTER, partly Improved, In Lyman
county, b. D. 80 acres in Knox county,
raw. acres fruit land in Castella county,
Colo. All clear and good title. Will trade
separate or all tor city income or good
residence or grooery stock. Call Doug. Moo.
FOR BALK Section good raw land, all
fenced, ' good flowing well; e miles from
Planklngtun. a D. For particular write
1. IS. Ollalley. Flu lip. a. D.
SPECIAL snapa In Texas Gulf Coast
laud. iuui Ayiu Land Co.. lirauUeu
Theatre.
SEE til Bender liealty and Development
Co., Blessing, Tex., or Merchants houi.
fcmana. for booklet, orange and fag farms.
O-F-P-O-R-T-U-N-I-T-Y.
Who wants to Invest a small sum In the
Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas? A three
crop a year irrigated country, where land
la retailing at U1& to S200 per acre. We
hav located two small tracts that can b
bought at wholesale price. S4i to too per
acre. Land adjoining this Is already re
tailed out at SIM per acre. What we want
la ten or fifteen men to each take a small
tract of this land and get In on the
ground flour with ua. We will undertake
the development of same at coat and we
can make income property of this within
a year. For further particulars address Box
s. Cusblng. Neb.
TEXAS land. HO Bee Bldg. D. S13S.
U ACKU FRUIT and truck farms, lt
cash, balance monthly; no interest; ne
taaeaW . Jonaa. 4i Brandeia Theatre.
FOR SALE 08 EXCHANGE
LIST your exebaog wit a Jones, iU
Brandels Theater.
I HANDLE exchange everywhere. For
results see ua Dean, all Bee Bldg. IX 1M
FOR 8ALE Houses and lota In Iowa
City, la.; educational ceuwr ot iOwa; stale
university; will exchange for Omaha resi
dence, slure, vacant or acreage properly.
F. K. epevauok. iowa City, la.
FOR TRADE 20 acres, two-thirds Is
iiioota; ikuuu house; lis acres plowed; U
miles southeast ot Wallace. Neb. Price
$7,j0. Equity, Sb.uuu. Lock Box 277, Curtis,
Neb,
EXCHANGE for what you want. Khopea
Co., Exchange Expert. Paxloa Blk.
FOR BALE NO acres ot wall Improved
laud right at the edge ot Archie, Missouri,
about ou miles south of Kansas City. This
farm has good soli and lays fine. If you
want a farm to live on nothing could auit
you batter; If yu want a place for apecula
tlou. you can't beat this, fur It is sure to
Increase In value. prlo $70 per acre. 1
will carry a good portion of this back on
the land. AdUreee. H lua. Bee.
640 ACRES In Minor county, South Da.
kola, for aale or will exchange tor smaller
farm In Iowa. 4U0 acres broke, all fenced
and fair Improvements Addreea M. H. Mo
Call. Guthrie Center. Ia.
J1! BALE OR EXCHANGE WANT TO
trade S-rowin house and Vacre of ground
worth $6uo. or a blacksmith shop and lot
wortii UUO, in Mundaiuln. la , fur horse
and cattle Call or address N. R, Swing,
tKt N. Slat St.. Omaha. Neb.
DANDY k-scction Bo. Dak. land, value
$4 owl. uleav prupei ty or touring car. li l7,
Bee.
iiuvuMi-u you have anything to
write me. S. E. Wait. 617 Bee iildg.
TRADES If you have anything to trade.
Js'etional Inveauuent Co. trade even thing.
WJ axchatg propertit ot merit C. W.
Welsh. S12-11 O. N- B. Bldg- Douglas TSoi.
EXCHANGE.
tm acre Improved land, $3.guOOO. for gen
eral merchandise, clear. Addreas Joseph
tilobodny. Greeley. Neb.
HAVE business properly In good South
Dakota town to exchange for (-passenger
aute oar, must be fully equipped and In
fust class condition. Address Y 160, Bee.
FOR EXCHANGE What have you In
riutbern California to exchange for Oma
afGlvejfuU parUculara Box M, San
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
tConunued.)
IH.OOO real estate for farm. Owners; re
ply E BOS, Bee.
TRADE Eastern Nebraska farms for
Omaha Income property. Nicholas. 41
Hrsnriel Theatre.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Firt Trust PVi Farm and city
riltsl 1.11161 KjU.f Joan 305 8. 18th St
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith Co.. 1330 Kexuara kit.
GARVIN BROS.. Id floor N. Y. Life. SMS
to lluu.Ouu ou Improved property. No delay.
OMAHA Property and Nebraaka Lao da
O'KEr-r E Ki-AL, Ebl A l h, CO..
1016 New Omaha National Bank Building.
LOANS to home owners and nome build-
era. with privilege of making partial pay
ments semi-annuaiiy. w. i. iuuma tul
First National Bank Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne I o vestment Co.
WANT2U-Clty loana Pe tars Trust Co.
CITY and farm. JOHN N. FRENZER.
$100 to 110,000 made promptly. F. U,
Wead. Weaa lilug.. lath auu amain Sta
LOW RATES. BEMIS-CARLBERO. CO
tlo-SU Biandels Theater Bldg.
WANTED FARM LOANd.
vestment Company. Omaha.
Kloka In
5 2t t4CL city and farm property. W.
06 U72 Alt. MEIKLE. 204 Raiige Bldg,
FIEST TRUST CO. iZS'glZ
WANTED TO BUY
UtST price paid tor ltd hand furniture,
carpets, clothing and shoes. Tel. U. ty',i.
FOR rash, one tet of "Southwestern Re
porters," 2a hand, from owner. Address,
k latin price and number of vol units, P.
WANTED To buy. 80-aor farm, im
proved, near scnool and Catholic church.
L. Box i. Cedar Rapids. Neb.
TAKE a boat ride at Lka Msuvt, We
will give a pair of round trip tickets to
Mra. X. Cohen, 164) Cass t.. If ah will
come to The Bus Office within three days.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rent by man and wife, 1
or 2 unfurntbhed or partly furnished rooms
in modern house, near Walnut Hill, N.
44 in or bherman Ave. car line. O 3s, Bee.
LADY wants room and board; private.
A loL Be.
WANTED by Omaha teacher a furnished
room and 6 o'clock dinner with some
wooian wishing such companionship. (State
terms. Exchange references. Address Mo
OwLre, m N. 2Uh at., Lincoln. Neb.
ONE OR TWO light housekeeping rooms
by couple; must be reasonable. Close In. B
121. bee.
BY young married couple, S-room modern
cottage; must be in good oondition. Ad
dress L ISO. Be.
WANTED, by young couple with small
baby, room and board In private family;
must be good neighborhood. K 34, Bee.
WANTED Names and addresses of pri
vate families that will take Boyle College
students to room and board at M per week.
RELIABLE party would like to keep
piano for storage through the winter. Ad
dress, 'phone B-u2Sf.
WANTED Omaha lady teacher wants
lady teacher to Join her In securing down
town furnished room. Address McGwire,
s7S N. 26th St., Lincoln, Neb.
LAKE 11ANAWA Is the coolest place to
be found. If D. A. Swenson, 1601 No. 25th
St., will come to The Bee office within
three days we will give him a pair Of
round trip Uoketa to Lake Manawa.
WANTED SITUATIONS
WOMAN of S5 wishes to help with house
work and sewing In refined family, where
she will be treated as one of family. B lis,
car Bee.
RELIABLE white woman wants day
work. Harney 473.
BOY, 18, wante work f any kind. Wsb-
ster 2478.
LADY without encumbrance wishes dooi-
tlon as housekeeper for widower; must b
in city, can us bo. win t.
STENOORAPHER who has had exner-
lence and la willing to work wants position
with chances for advancement; reasonable
ralary to begin with. A. S76&, H. 4617. Ad
dress Q SL Bee.
GERMAN and French ohef oook la open
or dub houae; first-class work guaranteed;
state price. Address F 143. Be.
JAPANESE boy wants position at house
work In family. Morisawa, Care Y. M. C.
A., Lincoln, Neb.
POSITION WANTED Young- Oerman
about two months In this country wishes to
get position as bar porter or kitchen helper,
or would take place of any kind of work;
state price Address E 142, Bee.
FIRST class laundress. 4203 8. 10th St
SWEEPING and cleaning for Friday and
Saturday, tm N. 3uth St. Web. 4207.
POSITION aa cashier in cafe; have had
I years' experience; state salary. H 146,
Bee.
WORK wanted writing clrojlar letters;
$100 per hundred: satisfaction guaranteed.
J. L. Plahn. 323 N. 21st St. Ind. B-27M.
WANTED Position by a good watch
maker and engraver. Can do jewelry re
pairing. Would like permaoeo) position In
good town. Write Henry Olson, ued Oak. Ia.
MIDDLE-AGED woman to assist In
housework or take care of children. B 919,
Bee.
MIDDLE-AGED, reliable lady will take
iuu cnare oi rooming house; can furnish
7 rooms free of charge. Address N 145,
care Be.
20 years' experience; registered Nebraska
and Wyoming; country preferred. Address
w ua, uee.
WANTED Work by painter. Call Doug
las 2j2 between 5 and I p. m.
COLORED woman wants work; any kind.
W abater 3472.
WOMAN desires a position aa house
keeper or day work. Call at or 'phone
iuugiaa tfcnu.
BY young lady as housekeeper for wid
ower or bachelor or several gentlemen get
ting an apartment together; good home
rather than large salary. 64 Bee.
WANTED Office wort by an experienced
bookkeeper; woe- oi tue time m lumbar
would not object to some outside work.
Keferencea Addreea x loe. Be.
A YOUNG man 23 years old, wants a
lob as machinist, plumber or blacksmith
or machine business man. Charlie Uott.
Irwin, Neb.
WANTED To take charge of rooming
houae. by experienced lady. Phone X). 44au.
REMEMBER it takea but a few strokes
I the pen to stat that you saw th "ad."
la Th Bee. -'be advertiser wants to know.
FOR a dainty deeaert us DalseU'a Ice
cream. If Mrs. Iidenchar, bli No. list St.,
will come to The Bee office within three
daya we will give her an order for a quart
biick of tbia fine loe cream.
COLOREO woman dealres work as oook.
Web. 2472;
OMAHA THE GRAIN MARKET
CAVEKS ELEVATOR CO.. meuttara
Omaha Grain Exchange, wholesale Oealera
grain, hay, chop teed. 7a Brandeia.
ROBERTS GRAIN CO.. grain eonaign
numia solicited, gram bought to ernve,
72 Brandeia
WEEKS GRAIN CO.. grain merchants;
consignment solicited. 7S3 BiauUeia
THE Updike Grain Co. Consignments
carefully handled, umi'ii, Neb.
GEO. A. ROBERTS DRAIN CO, eon
slgmutnU solicited- 617 Biaudela, Both
phoaaa.
MERRIAM COMMISSION CO. -Aak t
aaaa woa baa wad ua."
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt! Are Very Light and
Pricei Unchanged.
HOGS ARE HVE TO TEN HIGHER
ikeep Receipt Large Today an
Large for Week, wttk Trade
Slew a Feellac Weak
oa All Klaae.
BOOTH OMAHA, Sept. L 19U
R-lDta were: Cattle, nogs. Sheep.
rttfM.l UinjIav S.61S t;m 4i.4
Official Tuesday 8,Li7 4.63
Official Wednesday 10.067 6
Official Thursday 8.213
tvstimate Friday -
26.4a 12D.2&9
,435 7,3i
4.1.i 49.762
24,t6 U.14J
i 5171 Fill
Fame days last week Hhboi
Kama days 8 week ago. .26,434
Mtni aaye 4 weea su..."1"
2.'6S l(tt.iid
.... - .. . . . , . - , . u . huvi mi rif
catUa. hogs and sheep at 6out.0m.Siit
in year 10 aim, ae luuivw -year:
1911. WW.
CaUla 703.107 6. Ml .'
Hogs 1.777,750 1,457,007 430,741
ship uauta ix,im is.tso
The following table snows the average
prices of hogs at Boutit Omaha for the
last several days, with comparisons:
Dates. MU. 1910.19i).iaO8.lW7.l-IW-
Aug. 23...
Aug. 24...
Aug. 2o...
Aug.
Aug. 27...
Auk. 21...
I 65
8 64
T S
7 62
1 71
66
t 671
i 86
t &3
i a
6 2
t W
I 17
7
T 10
1 He
1
32
14
t
41
S 701
t svl
i (7
S Tt
tm 7i
fi 77
5 86
6 80
i 7 &J
46,
b 76!
k 711
S SO
83
Auir J . .
7 14i g 911
6 4
6 70i
Aug. 30...
Aug. SI...
7 11 01 7 71
7 Hi, 1 Mi 7 771
1 T 7 U
6 6&1
t ,1
t W 6 74,
6 7 72
Sept. l..
lei I
6 l; i 63
'Sunday.
T,..ai... r,A AlannAitlMt r,f llV StOCk
at
for
m.
the Union stock yards. South Omaha,
twenty-four hour ending at
t riday:
Cattle Hoes. Sheeo.H
fa.
C., M. St. P. Ry.... 3
a
Missouri paoiDC Ry.. ..
Union Paolfio R. R. . t
l
15
14
AO
26
C. & N. W. Ry. (east) ..
C. & N. W. Ry. (wst) IS
C. St. P., M. dt O. Ry. ..
c, b. a q. ny. t) i
r u o Rv iwMti s
"i
C, R. I. i P. (east)
Illinois central ty
C, O. W. Ry
Cripple and driven In 28
Totals M 110
64
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Bnstp.
Omaha Packlnz Co 98
177
X.1M
Swift and Co
Cudahy Packing Co tTO
1US
236
1.6T.7
249
360
CIS
430
Armour co itv
Kohr Packing Co
Murphy
w. b. vaiisani w
Hill 4 Son 11
F. B. Lewis 19
MoCreary As Carey 81
8. Werthelmer 26
Sullivan Broe 8
Other buyer 449 7.437
Total 1.8BS 4.0M 10,422
CATTLE Receipts of cattle, as usual on
a Friday, were very light, only twenty
eight car being reported In. Th total
for th week foots up a :w head more
than laat week, making It th heaviest
week's run of the season to date. BUU re
ceipts are not large, as there haa been a
falling off for th fiv days as compared
with the corresponding period a year ago
of almost 10,000 head
With a total of twenty-eight ears of
cattle In sight there wer really not enough
of any one kind on eale to mak a test pf
price. Aout all that caa be said Is to
call It the usual alow and uninteresting
Friday's market.
Beet steer for the current day wer
about steady. Best grade of both comfeds
and westerns have been fully steady for
the week. On the other hand, the common
and inferior grades, that Is, thin and poor
homed cattle, of which there has been a
large supply, are 1K7260 lower tor the week.
Th beet cows and heifer have sold
about steady this week, but the medium
kind have eased off a little under the In
fluence of the decline oa common kind of
beef tear., .
The beet light and beat fleshy feeders
have shown very little change In prices
this week, but inferior and undesirable
kind are safely 152u lower.
nnnt&tlnna on Native Cattle Good to
choice beef steer. $7.807.90; fair to good
beef steers. $6.ouq7.jo; eommon to lair Deei
eteers. $A.756 60; good to choice heifers,
J5.OOtit.76. good to choice cow. S4406.10;
fair to good cows, ta.7o04.4O; common to
fair cow, $4.604.76. veal clave, ts.60igi7.26.
Ountatlona on Ranee Cattle Good to
choice beef steers. $6.0O3.75. ; fair to good
beef steers, ie.awMi.uw; common ic iair
beef steer. $4.60vJ.26; good to choice heif
ers. KSU&6.S0; good to choice cows, t4.40
t.10; fair to good oows. S&.65M4.26; good to
choice stockexs and feeder, so.oueou; rair
to good stockers and feeders, 14.2636. 00:
common to fair stockers and feeders, t3.60
4.26; stock hatters, t&34.26; bulla, stags,
etc.. $3,0046.00
Representative sales:
COW.
Ne. AT. Tt. No. At. Tt.
t M IM 4..... (10 I M
1 im i 00 8 Ml IM
I MO 1 00 S Til I 40
1 11 I 23 U SCt I 0
HEIFERS.
,MBuii!s: 7r 400
$.. .1120 40 1 130 I W
1 160 I SO L 400 4 M
l... WO S ti
CALVES.
t 1U lit 4 US S M
S US 6 16
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS,
r K67 i u a. n 4 46
S ?M 4 20
WEol'EKNS NBBRASKA.
X feeders. .1071 6 30 21 heifer... 860 4 45
5 heifers... 67 1 DO U heifeis... 7K3 4 10
U feeder.. Sol 6 60 IS heifers. ..12ul t 60
feeders.. KM tut 10 feeders.. luU 6 15
10 feeder. .1107 4 46 30 oows...,. W6 4 10
cows uw) 1(0 10 heifers... 661 63
MllldaJe Cattle Co. Neb.
73 steers. . su7 4 40 6 steer.... 910 4 00
WYOMING.
13 steer.... 991 4 40 S steer. ...1018 4 66
6 steers.. ..lOH 46 S steers.. ..lOA) 4 60
16 steer.. ..lot 4 66 18 steer. ...luM 4 bi
18 steers.... loss 4 t steers.. ..1077 4 25
4t) steers.... 104 4 80 11 steers.. ..1063 4 30
14 feeders.. 1044 4 06 85 steers.. ..llol 4 80
42 feeder.. 1026 4 Ot 19 Steer.. ..1078 4 30
it steers.. ..loaO 4 06
F. Uilderbrand Wyo.
I steer.... 881 4 86 4 steers.... o6 4 83
t cow 844 8 90 6 cows 901 8 90
Hoots Trend In hog treae was reveraed,
the market ruling a nickel higner ana ,
aioking at tKU-luo advance. A meager sup
ply was largely responaible for auvajioe,
out Ormer tone to provision yesteruay also
had some bullish Influence.
Demand from all quarter proved healthy
and yaras were entirely cleared of oiler
nigs wiuiln an hour or so alter the open
ing Shippers favored good quality animals
oi all weignt and bought, in all, about
eleven load. Total suppiy Was estitnatau
at less than sixty loads, so that th ship
ping purcnas waa reasonably large, fig
ured In terms of percentage.
prices for bulk held at usual narrow
spreads, the large end of receipts moving
within 87.0007.10. Best baoon weights on
sale mad a creditable top ct 87.40, a dime
above yesterday's abort top. -
No. a. Bh. rr. Ne. at. aa Pr.
U 27 W IS 41 ,tt ... 1 1
40 ilO 140 7 00 tit ... t 14
U 24 ... 1 U0 t iiO ... f t
4t 07 IM 1 00 171 ... T 071,
t: ui ... T oo i4 mo ... t?k
14 Ui ... I OU W tin tllO T 07
tv 21 S00 1 00 U 216 ... T 07
44 -00 M) 7 00 il iot ... f 07S
H 271 SO TOO I lot M T 071
41 24J ... TOO IM iib 110 t 10
U 267 MO 1 00 TI 227 S 11)
Ml 4 40 T 00 t Jul 140 T 14 .
14 Ut ... T 00 41 U4 M T II
II 10 ... T 0U14 ' ill... lit MTU
U 14 S T02Si 10 M 10 T 10 '
4 Ill ... T 024 IT 241 40 T 10
44 27T ... T to 44 261 Ut T It
TI 2o 10 T ot 77 ... T 1
60 Ut 40 7 06 tt 21 Ut lit
M al ... T i tt 1U ... T 10
li i7 ... T 06 M 211 ... T II
IS IbI t T 06 14 IW ... T 11
II 2t M 7 Ot 1? U ... T It
4 20 ... IM 47 24 MTU
14 104 4t T 06 11 IM ... T 24
41 Li ... T Ui 71 Ill ... I le
40 27 M T Ot T7 144 ... T 40
SHEEP Dullness was th main feature
ot aheep and lamb trad, a condition that
I not vary surprising when recent flood
tire runs are considered. Th trash survly
amounted to fully 7.OU0 heal and founu a
comparatively open field aa yesterday'
clearance of all classes of stock was com
plete. The feeder purchase yesteruay waa
measured by over y.uuo head. 60 per cent of
receipt. This total gives a four days' pur
chase by country buyers., etc., of fully
77,000 head, a f,gi:re that will probably b
Increased to over 6u.0 when today buy Is
Included. Total rccelpta for the five day
are by far the la 1 (est of any week this
season, amounting to over 129,000 head.
- Very little bualneo waa transacted today
until well along toward the dinner hour,
bat general feeling appeared steady and
opening tales lndlcsted a quotably un
changed market. Choice fat lambs are still
selling up as high aa 86 SO and a t 00 top la
recognised la the list of quotations. Fslrly
good rradp are cone too active at tf.ob
and downward.
As compared with laat week close
prices on tat lambs tbftw heavy losses of
fully ftV7.V while fat sheep and y?arllngt
an cloking steady to 10c lower In spots.
Feeder lambs chow an average decline of
about 80 cents and feeder shu.'p have held
up well, current prices ruling weak to
hardly wort than Uc off Big bulk of re
ceipt conflated of lambs. moUy fenders.
Volume of feeder business lately tells the
story of corn belt demsnd better thao mere
words. Speculators have helped consider
ably in making clearance, however, and
the accumulation In this quarter at pres
ent la rather heavy Thrifty feeder lambs
are In best demand at $5 00(iol6. while
feeder sheep and yearlings have been good
sellers at all time.
Next Monday Is Labor day, of course,
and as th demand from packers is gener
ally slack when killing gangs are off duty,
a limited run will probably be large enough
to meet requirements.
Quotation on Sheep and Lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, 15 4U$6.00; lambs, fair to
good. 85 1"!! 40; lambs, culls, 84 7a(j6 20;
lambs, tellers, 84 oO5.1ii; yearlings, fair
to choice. 84 40(H 60; yearlings, feeders. 83. 86
4 35; wethers, handy, 83.aag'3.50; wethers,
heavy, tJ lKiSS.40; wethers, feeders. 83 009
140; ewes, good to choice, 82Bng3.i5: ewes,
fair to good, !26Krt.9: ewes, breeders. $3 26
g3.86; ewe, feeder. 82 . 86432. W); ewe, cull,
$1 SO2.2o.
Representative sale:
No. Av.
Pr.
8 40
1 40
8 40
8 16
8 60
t 76
8 75
t 90
6 16
6 10
6 00
6
t 16
f 26
4 00
1 60
221 Wyoming wethers. Feeder.. lot
tu Wyoming wether, feeders ..103
10 Wyoming wethers, feeder. . .HO
) Idaho ewes 104
S3 Idaho ewe fnedera liiA
k9 Idaho lam ha 64
626 Idaho lam be 64
104 Nevada lambs 6
344 Idaho lambs, feeders M
3nl Idaho lambs, feeders ........ 66
Im IcIiilTo lambs, feeders 60
354 Idaho lambs, feeders 67
S75 Idaho lambs, feeders 66
Su( Nevada lambs, feeders 61
8o0 Idaho yearlings, feeders So
4o Idaho yearlings, feeders .... 91
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand: for Cattle Weak Hogs
Hltthen. n Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO. Sebt. L CATTLE Receipts,
2.000 head; market weak; beeves, io.ifKS
7.90- Texas eteers, 84.404V.36; Western steers,
84.0O&7.O0; stockers and feeders. U.bO&S.SO;
cows and heifers, 82.2&36.26; calves, t.JoQ
9.25.
HOGS Receipts, 12,000 head; market BS
10c higher; light. $7.ac7.72A; mixed. 87 06
tf7.70; heavy, lo.axa'.to, rough. i sftij'7 .06;
good to Choice heavy, $7.aVg7.ti5; pigs, 86.00
ta,. 00: cuik 01 sales, F . 100.7 . 40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.000
head; market steady; native, 82.0O&3.80;
western, 2.2x2.t; yearlings, 84.004.90;
native lambs, $4.oft5J.46, western lambs.
t4.60ej4.50.
Kaasaa City Ll Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,0u0 head, Including 1,200 southerns:
market steady; southerns weak; dressed
hMf an1 fivMtrt miaai-s 17 (Vrfia 00- fair tn
good steers, i6.2&6.S0; western steers, 84 76
ttf IF. atrwlrAra rt4 taArm Ui Kkftn
southern steers. t4.00.00: southern oows!
82.76j4.60; native cows, 32.606.26; naUve
1131 Ad M.WtfJrl .M, VUUI, . WtaV-t.W , ValTCI,
t4.26&7.60.
HOOS RecelDU. 1.400 head; market
strong to 10c higher; bulk Ot sale, $7.15$
7.36; heavy, $7.iy7.S0; packers and butch
ers. 87.10(7.40: llahU, 87 06497.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 8,000
head: market for sheep steady; lambs l)c
lower; lambs, 8600ige.2S; yearlings, $3.75(rl
4.36; wethers. i.itW4.,i; ewes, .uo&a.&o,
stockers and feeders, $2. 50 a. 76.
St. Loals Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1-ATTLX-ReoelpU.
2,100 head, including 1,400 Texan"; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
S6.7&I&8.16; dressed beeve and butcher
teers, 86.757.00; steers under 1,000 pounds,
$4.0KS'S.OO: stockers and feeders, $3.002S.76;
cow and heifers, 83.000; canners, 84 OUa
900;
bull. 82.736.16; calves, KOOffiS.OO,
Texas and Indian Steers, S40UQ.2b; oows
and hllr, 8&O0-V7.6O. jOreat Kortbern pfd
HOOS Receipts, 4600 head: market .Great Northern Ore eti
Steady; pigs Snd lights, t..60C"7.6O; packers, I Illinois Central
87.65; butchers and best heavy, W-W;jaSSiugk pti:::
&HSJ5P AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,4(!'tt:JleHp'lfa,!r.
head, market steady; native mutton, 88 .00 j international Paper ....
8.76; lambs, K0U&6.60; culls and bucks, inucnatioaal Pump .....
11 2.176: atiKikara a-id faalra 11. 7R. I Iowa Central
. Joe pti Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. l.-CATTLE-ReoelpU,
w pwa, ! rail ptoauy, eawi. a.wiv.w,
oows and heifers. 43.007.00; calves, 84.00
T.,
HOC 8 Receipt 1, toot) head; market, So
higher: top, 87.40, bulk of sale. 87.16iSi7.46.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,600
head; market steady; lambs, 86.30i34.00.
took la Bleat.
Receipt of live stools at the five prin
cipal western SBai-kats yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 750 8,600 7,400
St. Joseph 800 2,000 1.600
Kanaa City 3,000 8.400 2.000
St, Louis 2.100 4,000 2.400
Chicago ... 2.000 12,000 14.000
Total .17450 26.600 27.3(5
Coffee Market.
NEW T6PJC, sept. L-COrFID-ruturet
opened firm at an advance of affs points
on a renewal ot the near month covering
movement, higher European cables and
reports of steady primary markets. Trad
ing waa moderately active and the market
Improved during the day on a continued
demand from short and bull support, which
also had the encouragement of light Bra
zilian receipt. The oios wa steady at a
net advance of 6S14 points. Sales, 69,5(0
bags. September, 12 25c; November, 11.75c;
December,, u.000; January, il.&Je; itoxruici intle ptd..
ruary, u.suc; March and April, 11 sc; May.
11.45c; June, July and August. 11440. Havre
waa f. net higher. Hamburg was
pig. higher. Rio 150 reis lower, at
7$5U; Santos 100 rels higher. 4s. 7S600; 7s,
7tiuO; Braslilaa exchange on London. 1-32.1
Braalllan oorta. 72.000 baas, aaalnst 9S .000
bags laat year. Juadlahy recolpta, 62,noo
bags, agalnat 83,400 last year. Todays
special cable from Santos reported 4s un
changed, and Sao Paulo receipts 68.000
bags, against 62,000 bag yesterday. New
York warehouse deliveries yesterday were
8.946 baps, against 10.49S bags last year.
Spot coffee, steady; Rio No. 7, 137o; Santos
No 4. 14,c; mild, quiet; Cordova, 14$i6c,
nominal.
Metal Mtrket.
NEW YORK, Sept. L METALSStand
ard copper, culet; spot, September. Octo
ber, November, $12-0tai2 15. Ixndon mar
ket, steady; spot, UA 2s 4d; futures, 56 15s.
Customs house returns show exports of
27. at ton for the month of Aueuat. Lake
oopper, tl2.62VSiSil2.87V4: electrolytic, $12.V8
122V4; casting, tvU.2S4Vl2.oo. Tux. steadv;
spot. t 86; September, 41.oO$41O0;
October, 81 jtl.50: November, 34L00a41.45.
London market, dull: spot, 1-S 17s id;
futures, fls6 lis 6d. Lead, steady: Kioti
4.55; $4.3541445, East St. Louis London.
14 6 3d. Spelter, steady; t5.e5tf5.45, New
York; to.TTKiJj.SS. East St. Louis. London,
27 12s 6U Antimony, dull: Cookson's,
$ soa .50. Iron. Cleveland warrants, 47 In
London; locally Iron was quiet. No. 1
foundry, northern, tl5.50(T16.00; No. 2 315 86
4515.75; No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern
soft, tl5.00m3.60.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1 METALS Lead,
weak, at 84.87VS- Spelter, steady, at 85. du. ,
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Sent. l.-atyTTOVSnnt
closed quiet, 15 points higher; middling up
lands, 11.75c; middling gulf. 1206c. Bales.
4.WJ bales.
Futures closed steady; September, 11 44c;
October, U 39c ; November, 11.3So; Decem
ber, 11.46c; January, 11 41o; February, 11 44c;
March, U-51c;- May. 11.61c; July. 11 620.
Omaha froduoa Market.
BUTTEJU-Creamery, 24c, packing stock.
16ViC.
EOGS-No. L lac: No, 8, Uo.
WULTRY-Broller. uvic: springs. IOV40.
rocatera. to; ben. u; ducks, 10c; geese,
so.
Breadataffa la Llrerpool.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. l.rollowng are the
stocks of provisions and breadatufTa In
Liverpool: Flour, 1.10, OuO sacks: wheat.
1 210,000 centals; corn, l.lSA.oo, bacon 12
M boxea; hama, 4,100 boxea; shoul
ders. IM boiee; butter, 830.000 lbs. ; cheese
43.010 boxes; lard. 8,300 tlercea of prima
waatern steam and 3.W ton of other
klnUa
Oaaaatn Kay atarltet.
OMAHA. Sept 1. HAY No. L MSOO: No.
t. tit.00: ooarse. 111 .00; racking stock, 88.000
10.00; alfalfa. 81400. SUaw; Wheat. tb.OO;
rye and oat. 8 oa
OUs tat
SAVANNAH. Sept.
Firm. HV4e
rosin Firm; typ
i nb&o.STH.
Raala.
1 -TURPENTINE
F. 8i.5oD7VS; G,
Wool Market.
ST. LOT718. Sept. 1. WOOL Slow; terri
tory and western medium. 17l30o: fin
medluma 1718o; fin, nsiio.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Demand Sufficient to Advance Level
of rricet.
TRADING ON A SMALL BASIS
Aoveraaseat Cottoa Report tkonisg
September Coadltlna Below Ten
Year Average Haa But Little
lafleeace oa Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. lThe demand for
stockt today wss sufficient to advance
the level of prices quite generally and
many of th active lasue rose from 1
to. 2 points. Trading waa on a much
smaller basis than on any other day since
the turmoil brought about by the heavy
liquidation which began early In August.
Buying reflected chiefly scattered cover
ing of shorts, due largely to the fact that
a triple holiday ws at hand. '
Advances were recorded In most cases
at the opening and were maintained
through th seaaion. Lehigh Valley, which
was forced down abruptly by heavy telling
on recent days, developed ttrength today.
Minneapolis & St. Louis added 3 points to
lu recent advance. In connection with
this movement a report which lacked
official confirmation was circulated that
a project waa afoot to liDk the Hawloy
eyitam with the Canadian road, this form
ing a new through rout from Canada to
the Gulf ot Mexico and the southeastern
seaboard. Chesapeake Ohio was another
strong point in the railroad list
The government cotton report, showing
a September oondition below the ten-year
average, caused a temporary setback on
th stock market, but its Influence was
not pronounced.
Trading in Standard Oil was brought to a
halt on the "curb" today by the closing
yesterday of the transfer books of the
corporation for dissolution proceedings In
accordance with the decree ot the supreme
court. It was Impossible to form an In
telligent Idea a to the worth of Standard
Oil of New Jersey stock divested of its
subsidiaries. For the stock "ex-Sub-sldiaries"
360 was bid and It was offered at
440. The traders could reach no common
basis, however, and no business wa trsn
acted In the shares.
Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value,
$1,301,000. United States bonds wer un
changed on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks today were a follows:
ansa met uw ewes.
Alll-Chalmrt ptd
Auaalgimtrtd Copper
ir
57
50
50 't
10
4
tlUj
10
17H
H
S6
64
104
11
UT
1344
as
g!
14
lot4
101
121 Vk
100
2SH
76
I2
23V.
M0
71
ss
It
11
1184
w
te
fi
ti
IM
12
114
AuierWkii Agrlflullural
American ui sugar...
Ajnric4n Can
American C A V
Americas Ootton Oil
American H. & L. pM
Am. loe Securities
A mar loan Liaaeed
American Looomotlve
Aaverlaan S 4) R
Am. 8 & H- M
Am. Steal Foundries.
Am. Sufar Haftainc, ez-dlv
American T. A T
American Tobacoo pf4
American woolen-
lAwcond Mlalag Co..
! Atchlaen
J!?mt
""CJ ft nttF
betblenem Steel
Brooklya Rapid Tr. .
Canadian Pacific, i
Oaatrsl Leather
Central Leather Bfd
Central ot New Jersey.....
Cbaeapeake Ohio
Chlcaco tt Alton
Cnloag O. W new
Onicas O. W. (4
CUoafO A N W , ea-div.
Chloa, M & St P
C. C. C. & St. L
Colorado F. & I
Colorado 4- Southern
Consolidated Gas
Cora Products
Delaware & Hudson
Desvar A Bio Oranda
Denver A R. 0 pfd
Distillers' Securities
Erie
Erie lit pfd.
Krle 2d fit
41
181
U2
47
187
'Oenoral Electrte. ex-41v
K. C Ss. Dfd
LlarUleSj NaThvlii;
Laeledt Oea. ex-aiv.
100 WS
Mian. ) tt. Lou la. 600 4
M , St. P. 4s B. B. M 400 1J1
Klaae url. K. at T too to
M , K. tt T. ptd . ..
Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
National Lead
N. R. It. of M 14 pfd.
New York Central
N. Y.. O W
Norfolk c Western
SOS 40
S0O 1294
100 60
100
t'Xl 10i
1,400 19
300 101
North Amarloea
Northern Faoltl S.M0 U 116
realtlo aUll oo 14 21
PenaaylTanla L100 U0 120
People's Gee
P.. a. C. A 8t. L 100 tl St
Hltuburf Coal 00 ls 14
Prwaed Veel Car 100 10 10
Pullman Palace Oar...-...1 IM U7 17
Railway Steel Sprtag
Readlni -. 81.400 142 141
Kepuhllo Steal 100 16 16
Republlt Steel ptd
Boik Island Co. 100 $t 14
Rock Island CX. Pfd 300 49 484
St L. A 8. P ii Pfd 100 41 41
St. Loull W 100 $2 12
St. L t W. Bfd 100 tl
Sloaa-Shefflalt 8. I.
Southern Pacifto
7.100 1004
Southern Railway l.loO
27
Bo. Railway Pfd -
Tanneaeee Coppor 106 32 II
Texas ii Pacific
T.. St. L. W M0 17 174
T.. St. L. A W. pfd 1.100 18 It
Union Pacific
i,Dit4 Statae Heaity.,
1 t'nited State Rubber
jtrntted ttata Steel.
V. 8. Steal pfd ,
1.100 M
:-dtv 6I.3O0 T0
l.too 114
1,400 42
.... , tot 11
uttt. copper
i4 ;cr'
I Va -Carolina Cbemlcal
1" P.'?.
Weatera Maryland ...
Weatlngaous Eleotrte
soo t.7 rr
'ioo 'it" 'it'
100 2 IM
Western Union
Vt-heella U
Lahlfh Vtlley
t.ooo- u
Total sales tor the day, SSO.SOO shares.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. L MONEY On call.
teady; 232-i4 per cent; ruling rate. 2 per
cent; closing bia, " per cent; ousrou at
2Vi per cent. Time loans, steady; sixty
days, 8&34 per cent; ninety days, 8V4CSV4
per cent; six months, 34 per cent.
rKUia M1WM-AJ lUt i-A-rii-iv a- per
STERLINO EXCHANGE Easy, w,rj ac
tual businees in bankers' bills at $4.8360 for
wtv-dav bins and at st.wuo tor nemana.
Commercial bills. $4.83.
S1LV t iv tsar, uc; moxicsji aoiiars, ec
BONOS Oovernment, steady; railroad.
firm.
Closing quotations on dodos tocey wer
s follows:
U. B. ret. Is. res... 100 1st. M. U. 4a 04
do ooupon
.iuo japaa 4t IJ
.11 d0 4a ! tt
K'1 K C so 1st Is ... 74
111 L S dub 4a 1M1... 13
U LAN unl. 4a x
. ti M K. A T let 4s t7
V. B. U. TMM
do coupon
tl. 8. 4a. rt
do coupon
Allle-C&al. lat ts.
MAaaer. A.
A. T. ai T,
102 do 4s U
4a -luc Mo faclflo 4a T7
.... M'4 N. It. R. of M. 4s tl
Am T 00000 4a.
do t
Arsnour A Co. 4
Atcblaoa tea- 4s...
do cv. 4a
do ev. ta
A- CV L. lt 4
Ual A Ohio 4a
do ta
do 8 W. Ia. . . .
Drook. Tr ct. 4a...
Can. of Ga. ta
Oen. Leather tt
art. at N. J. a t.
1"4 N. Y. C. f. !.... $7
. S io deb. 4a it
t N T N. H. A H.
o. tt Ut
10 N. A w lat e 4. 7
4o e 4a lot
No Paelflo 4 9$
12 do te 70
0. S. L. rfd ts ... 1
s! Penn. cv. tWt 1818.. St
MS do con. 4s 102
97 Paadlos tea. 4s K
1204 '
.101
S L. A S P. tg 41 T(Mi
dMa A Ohi 4a..lm to in. 4s
in
do ret. Be Bt. U S. W c. 4s
Oblcao A A 5a. . 66 do lat gold 4a...
C S 1. te-... 06 S. A L. te
do gen. 4a M 80. Fan. ool. 4s....,
C. M. de 8. P. S S24 do cv. 4
r TL I A P. O. te. IZ'l io lat rat tm
7
2
3
de rtf. im. railway ta lt
Ooia. Ind. aa 73 do aa 4
771
Dole. Mid. te tl Dalon Paoltie te
.191
.!'!
. IM
104
.104
0. AS- r. e a 4a do cr 4a
'D. A H c 4t.
7 ds 1st & rat. te..
p. A R. 0 4s ...
do ref ts
Distillers ta
Erie p I. U
do ta 4e
do e 4a aor.
do sertea B
O. glee. or. a.
Ill On. lt rat
lot. Met- 4
BIA Ofland.
. 1 V B Rubber ta ...
. &i D. A Steel 24 6a. .
. 74 Va .Car. Cnem. ta.
. M ewabash lat aa
. 76 da lat A ex t . .
. SO Westers aid. 4a....
. 74 Elec. cv. ts.
.IM Wia Central te
. W Mo. Pas cr. ta. ..
. 7, faaaava le
. Tt
. as
. M
New York Mlatatc Itoeka.
NEW TORK. Sept. L Cloalng quotations
n mining stocks ware:
Alice i" untie ceier
... I
...lt
...lit
..loft
Cum. Tunnel stork.
do bonds
Con. Cal. A Va......
Horn Hilrer
lroa Sliver
LeatTllla Cea
uttered.
Alfxlcaa
Ontario
Hnir
Standard
Yllw Jacket
Leatta Stock Market.
LONDON. Sept. t American securities
were quiet and steady during the early
trading today. Prices opened about un
changed and later advanced on light cov-
torn ti th
100 (04, 0'4
l.50'l til Hi
60 IU 10
" ioo si" Hvi
"ioi "i'i "
00 16 lt
1700 40 t
" eoo ii" ii
i'.Tno iii" iasit
400 WWj 1
6.700 iotis If1
oo um iom
"eoo 10614 iflovi
ion 29H r1
tOO 76;4 754
4.7110 U9
100 Wi ti
i.w '! 'n
' ' 'ioo 'iiij 'ii.i
"soo iii" isi4
1,700 114 iu
"ioo '" "is"
"400 114 ii "
too 11 11
"ion 'it" 'is"
100 104 60Uj
i too i-44
m 4iH t
"ioo ii isi
1.9'1 US Ul
4on i
ttiO 131 131
TOO It 14
400 414 434
8,100 107 106
'"too "ii" 'iaii
erlng. At noon the market was very
weak rangiec frm H to "4 higher than
yesterdays New York Closing
Londoa closing stock quotations:
Oonanla aiosajp .. .. T7 LMiiavllle A Ktah..l4F
4e acrouat rk Mj Kan Ta . K
tail Ceppar t?i w Tork (Notral . 104
Anaoctda Korfclh A Wafers. 1
AtrhiaAn 1"4 to eft 1
do r4 ln Onttrio A Wtrs.. 4
Stltimora 4"M . o Pannavlanlt 41
caaadiaa Pac,rii . I.is'4 Vend Ml ace
Chi-Mr.jte i"M . 7t Kaatln T2
Chi. Ora Wetrn lit) Southern tilwy .. 7a
Chi., Mil. tt. P .117I 4o pld , tt
Bean 17 Southern Pir'tlt ....
Penver Rio O 11 t'sloo Ptaifle 1
do pfd 1 de Pld
trie $ V. S Steel T
to IM ptd S de X4 Ill
de Id ptd 41 '4 Wsbaak IS
Araad Trunk M do pfd 10
Ililaolt Central ... 141 l 41v
SILVERBar. steadv at 34 8-lfid per
ounce
MONEY 4 H per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
tor short bills Is 3 per cent; for three
months' bills. 8 per oeat.
Boston Stock aa Bead.
ZO&TOS. Stt. 1 -C"lotng ouotatl!ns on
stocks were at follows:
Allouet It Mohawk 40
Anal ftipm 7 Kevada Oon 17
A Z L i S 11 Mpuaint Miles . .. 7
a . u. a 11
Arlaona Cam 1 K'a
B A C C ASM. 4 JCo
futte Coalition 14 Old
orth Butts 2S
orth Lake 6W
Old fWnliita II
Cal Sr Arlioaa to Oireola M
Cal HecJa 410 OuIsct M
Caotennlal Pttmtt SAC t
(lop. Range C C M Shannon 1
Itit Butte C M 10 Supar'.or t
rranklln 7 Superior 4Y S M . S
Cirou Con 4 Ttmaraek ... 84
Oranby Cos 2t C 8 S B. 4 U ... Il4
Omen Canan .... 4 do pfd 45 t
lilt Reme Copper.. 14 Ctak Cea U
"Km La lie S't, ft ah Copper 0 42
Lake Copper 14 Winnaa t
La Salle Onpper 1 Wolverine tt
Miami Coppr It
Bid. Ss-dlTldond. Aaked
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Sept. 1 Omaha bank clearings
today were 82.459 6iV5 and for the corre
sponding day of last year 83.444.133.
SEW YORK CENERAt, MARKET
Quotations of th Day oa Various
Commodities.
NEW TORJSt Sept. l-rLOtTStes4y;
spring patents, SS. 100.3. 40; winter straights.
83.905? 410; winter patent. S4.2flt.Sfl; spring
clears, $4.004.35; winter extras No. 1. 83 36
(3S.50; winter extras No. 2, SS.155.25: Kan
sas straights, S4.2fl4 .45. Ry flour, steady;
fair to good. $4 6004.80; choice to fancy,
t4.Wf5.10.
COjRNMEAL Firm; fine whit and yel
low. $142; coarse. U.8&S1.40; kiln
dried. 43.55.
WHEAT-Spot market firm; new No. i
red. ito-So. elevator, and SbHc, f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, $1134 f o.
b. afloat. Futures market was rather nar
row, but the undertone waa steady on the
cables, light country offerings and fears
of political complications abroad, closing
Mc net higher. September closed at
96c: December closed at 81.01; May closed
at tl.oH.
CORN Future market was without
transactions: spot corn, firm: No. S. 834c.
elevator, domestic bads, to arrive, and 73o,
f. o. b. afloat, export grade.
OATS Spot market firm; new standard
whit, 47c; No. 2. 47ViO; No. S. 4ti'4c; No. 4.
44 Vie: natural white and clipped white, 45tji
48MiC.
UATteady; prime. 81.3&SU 40; No. 1.
Sl.30ffl.J5; TCo. S. 8.V500C.
HOPS t!?'adv : state. ;ommon to choice.
1910. 403-42C, 1906, Si&36o; Pacific coast, 1910,
HIDES Quiet; Central America, VH:
Bogota, 2lH22H.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock first. S44
027e; seconds, 22 23 Vic; thirds. 19320o; re
jects. 15c.
PROVISIONS Pork, firm; mess, SlSOOfJ,
f950: famllv. I18.7.VH30.00: short clears.
JW.5O1T17 50. Beef, steady; mess. 818.50$
18.10: family. $13 507ji4 00; beer hams, izs eo
12.50. Cut meats, firm: Dickled bellies.
1010 to 14 pounds, tllOotfnS-SO; pickled hams,
814.25. Lard, firm; middle west, prime.
l65Sf9.66; refined, firmer; continent, tiooo;
South America. $10.75; compound. 774o.
6c; country, fk364c.
cutter steady ; creamery specials,
27c; extras, 26c; thirds, lOM-uHc; state
dairy, good to prime, 2S'24c; process, spe
cials, 23c; firsts. 2ti21c; seconds. HJ?19o;
tsctory current make, xirsts. ic;
seconds, 191SH.
CHEESE Steady; skims, VfiytniMo.
EGOS-Flrm ; fresh gathered extras.
2225o: extra firsts. l$fii21o: first. i:a
ltVsc; seconds, 15Vi16Vic; thirds, 15c; fresh
gathe-td dirties, no. 1, l4'rSioc; no. i. 14c;
poor to fair, lligiSc; fresh gathered checks,
good to prime, 1313Hc;. poor to fair, per
case. t2.4aS3.60; refrigerator first, season's
storage charges paid, 2021o; seconds, IS
lftc: thirds, lo&l7o: western gathered
whites, 1&324C.
poultry Alive, steady ana unchanged;
dressed fowls and roosters strong; chickens
steady; price unchanged.
St. Loale General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l.WWHEAT-Cach,
higher: trackT No. i red, &; No. 8
bard, 92c?,1.00. September, 3S74c; December.
927AO.
corn 'inrm; tracx no. . bhc; no. i
white, 64c; September, 62H; December,
AS-Lower; track No. 8, 43c; No. t
white, 44 Vic; September, H.t.
K IE Higher, ate
FLOUh-i'irm; red winter patent. J4.10S
4.60; ' extra fancy and straight, t3.90(3i4.l0;
hard winter clears, W'S-SO.
SEtiiimotny. iu.ooiai&.uo.
CORNMEAL 82.80.
BRAN Firm: sacked, east track. Slot
01.10.
may Market steaay: timotay, sw.owj
83.00; prairie, tlO.0015.00.
provisions pork, unchanged; jobbingf,
816.76. Lard, higher; prime steam. 80. &&. 30.
Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed extra
shorts, 8925; clear ribs. $8.25; short clears.
S4.37V. Bacon, unchanged: boxed, extra
shorts, w . oiear rio. snort cieaws,
tW.S7Mi.
POULTKX wett; cnicsens, mc; spnogs,
11c, turkeys, 153 16c, ducks, 9Vi; geese, 50.
BUTiEiv bteaay, creamery, iu'.-oc.
EGGS Steady, 17a
Receipt a Shipments.
Flour, bbla 9.640 13.000
Wheat, bu 66.000 65,000
Corn, bU 52.000 27.000
Oat. bU ,76.000 36,000
Kanaa City Grata asmS Frovletoa.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 1 WHEAT Cat h
steady; No. t hard, wHV37c; No. t. 9&06e;
No. red, 87iJ57o; No. 3, 86&87c; SepUm
ber. 887ic: December, 98c; May, 9744c.
CORN Steady to Ho higher; No. t mixed,
62c; No. 3. ".8Uhc; No. t white, 611;
NO. 8, AlgttlHo; September, 6040; Deoem
ber 6414c
OATS-Steady, No. "white, 4&348Ho; No.
2. mixed, S410.
HAT Strong; ehoie timothy SlS.0rjOriS.ov;
choice prslrle. 812 6O3 18.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 26c; firsts, 23c; see
onds, 21c; packing stock. I6H0.
EOOS Extra, 21H0; firsts, ISHei Sec
onds, Uc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu - 18.000 28,000
Corn, bu. 22,000 31,000
Oats, bu 18.000 9,000
Mlnaeaooll Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 1. WHEAT Sep.
tember, 81-0144, December, tl-03'A; May,
81.074. Cash. No. 1 hard. 8105, No. 1
northern. tl03Ms31.061a; No. S northern
9&104M: No. i, Wc.
BARLEY 78ctl 15
COiRN No. 8 yelJow. 62C2Hc.
Oats No. s wtfte, ibh&me.
rye-no. s, sic
BRAN-430 5Oig2l.0O '
FLOUR First patents, 84.90610; sec
ond patents, 4.4rt&-t. first clears, 83.26'J
3 46; second clears, 83 8543.840.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1 WHEAT Spot,
firm; No. 1 Manitoba, 8s Id; No. 3 M4M.
toba. unquoted, No. 3 Manitoba, 7s 10d;
futures, easier; October, 7s J'yi, Docember,
Ts 4d. March. 7s 4'-id.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, 5s
Hd, futures, strong; twptemoer, as sa
October. 6 100.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA., Sept. L CORN Higher ; No. 1
white. 64:; No. 3 white. 64,c. no. 8 yel
low, 64c; No 3 vellow, 64 e, No. 4 yellow,
KUao; No. 2 mixed, 6414c.
OATSailgber, ttanoard. 43c; N6. S white,
42'o.
Milwaukee Grala Merk.
MILWAUKEE. Sept 1 WtTSAT-K 1
northern, tlOtxjpl .w ; no. j northern, ti 044)
Vl.ova; wo. t nara winter, w"j,jjc, Sep
tember. 90c; December, H'itfOi'e.
OATS 44c.
BAJtLST-ttlPCl .10.
Daletk Grla Market.
DULUTH. Sept. 1 WHEAT Na 1 hard,
tl 06 : No. 1 northern tl 0M4; No t north,
ern, tl.00fi1.01; SaptemWer. tl 04, De
cember. tl.04'4j; May, 81 07.
OATStSc.
Dry Goods 3Iarket.
NEW TORK, Sept. 1 DRY OOODS-N
new prices wer mad today on dress
goods, ginghams and chambrays for spring
1918 delivery. Jobbers are buying prints
quite freely. The print cloth market .was
strong nnl active.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Almost Any Kind of Weather Ex
pected in Canadian Provinces.
CORN 'SENTIMENT IS HIGHER
Wkeat 1 steady at a Light Aanr
.Market lladrrtos is fttroaS.
Cash SaJea Belag a Lit
tle Better.
OMAHA. Sept 1.
any kind of weathvf niay de
r 1 he Canadian provinces ntthi
OMAHA. Sept 1. 1U
Almost
veiop over
HaiiuO of t
I the year, and the trade will pe
watching this feature ; closely. ,
A Qtj ai Lat m V V4 j w iu ui'. " "
the price ot September d"vrte
Uose of DeceralH-r. and although
ber Uquidauon eni well Imisneu,
heavy stocks at primary J41-
sufe finish for the large Canadian crops
sre depressing features. ,,,
he aentinie.it lu corn Is strongly In favor
of higher pi .ces. oreigo advlcs r bulj
lth and Argcnune has 110 coin for their
liurouoan tied this vi'- tinPPHgr sales
contluue heavy and verythiug point to a
remarkably strong catti situation.
Whtat wa tteady at a slight advance.
The market undertone was strong, cash
saies being a lull better and rains In the
northwest huiped. Cash wheat was Vnc
higher. . ...
Corn 1 holding strong and values are
gaining steadily. Conditions favor higher
values and bull have sll th best ot it.
Cash corn sold He higher.
Primary w heat receipts were 95S.0OO bu.
snd thlpment were S.o" bu . against re
ceipts laat year of 1.2O7.O00 bu. and Ship
ments of 724 bu.
Primary corn reooipts wer fV.S.000 bu. and a
shipments were 6:7.uio bu.. against receipts
lit year of NU.tM) bu. and shipment of
437.000 bu.
Clearances were 62.000 bu of corn. l.OOo bu.
of oats and wheat and flour equal to
000 bu.
Liverpool closed Hd higher on wheat and
d higher on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat No. 2 hard. 7 cars. 89c; 2 cars, 8c;
No. 3 hard, 1 car. Wc: 3 cars, Sc; No. 4
hard. 1 car, 8T'4c; No. i mixed, 1 ear. Sic;
1 car. site; No. S mixed. 1 car, 90c. t cars,
Vic; No. 2 spring. 1 car, 93MiC- Corn No. 3
white, 2 cars, 6&c; No. 2 yellow, S car.
5M,c; No. S vellow. 1 car. 5C; No. 4 yel
low, 1 car. 5:c. No. 2 mixed. 1 car, fSV4:
No. 8 mixed, 5 cars, No. 4 mixed, 2
cars, 6tc. Oats-Standard, 6 cars, 424c;
No. 3 white. 8 cars. 4c;No. 4 white, 1 car,
42c; 1 car, 41 C.
Outaua Cask Frier. ,
WHEAT-NO 2 hard, sSijHrC; No. 8
hard, 7 ;.: lc; No. 4 hard, 8S4r3jc; re
jected haru, iiniei'-ic.
CORN Ne. 2 white, SS'tSSOc; No. 8 white.
WMio: NO 4 while. 6'oS'c; No. 8 Vel
low, 6914j'a9c; No. 3 yellow &.tV3o9aC; No.
4 yellow, 5it49'4c, No. 2, tStJMrC ; Nta
fitVaSfasVic; No. 4, S1i(S69c; no grade, J.1 1"
CiHc. . . N
OATS No. 2 white. Zc , standard.
424.42Vc; No. 8 whit, 4l:W4i1iv No. 4
white, 41Mi(i:i'42c; No. 3 yellow. 41V42d; No.
4 yellow, 4H44J-41-I4C.
BARLEY-NO. 3, S1.001.10; NO. 4. cQ
Sl oo; No. 1 feed, 7oa ), rejected, Si.7c.
RYE No. 2, 8tpt;c; No. 8. h6at)C.
Larlut Hecr)t.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 1 2l 166
Minneapolis -247 ... ...
Omaha ..36 85 21
Duluth 87
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Feat area ot tit Trading- and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1 Uneasiness concern
ing Morocco furnished the wheat market
today with a backbone. Accordingly prices
at the close were He to Qo higher than
last night. Latest trading In corn varied
from a"Ao off to hie ; advance. Oats
showed Htf Hc decline, and (provisions were
strung out from 17V4C less cost to a rise of
16c
Fresh suggestions of warlike possibili
ties in the clashes regarding northwest
Africa were kept before the eyes of Wheat
tiywcuA'.ors all day and made th ton
of the market firm. On this side ot the
Atlantic, too, th bulls wer favored. The
Canadian northweat sent word of untimely
rain, and at least equally important lo
cally wa the fact that the deliveries her
on September contract appeared to eaue
no inconvenience. However, the weight
of hedged grain made a large load for
prices to carry and prevented any radical
advance Taking th session as a whole.
December ranged from MQMa, and
closed at 94c a gain of &c net
' Liverpool export -sales helped corn for
a while, but later - the market relapsed
Into dullness and caused nrlces to sag.
Wuihu ajnti oroD raiooi'ta were favorable.
December fluctuated between tfVo and 63c,
With the CIO easy at tu-rum6:, a nei lues
of a shade. Cash grade wer firm. No.
8 yellow was quoted at 6oH3o.
Oat suffered from heavy deliveries and
from profit-taking on the part of longs
Carrier withdrawing from th arkt
brought about a widening of the September
discount High and low points touched by
December wer ttle and 4&o. The close,
4674o, showed a loss ot "o, compared with
last night. ,
The provision market had a tendency up
ward. Pork closed 174c oft to 6c up, lard
was dearer by I0t3i2lh to Uloc, and
ribs more expensive by WSlic.
Quotations were aa follows:
Articles-I Open. High. Low. Close. ITes'y.
Wheat I
Sept..!
Dec...
May...
Corn
Sept..
Dec...
May...
Oats
Sept... Dec...
May...
Pork
Sept.. Jan
Lard
Sept.. Oct...
Jan....
Ribs
Sept.. Oct....
Jan....
4-tk 94'ii941ii
1 00VWi;i 0041
t Wit 1 uoi 1 00
064(8
t4((
66H
63H
6644,
43'V
664:G&434
66H'i
66 vt
48 (3a
46
48
63V63iO'ii
600-"4
42l2vr4'
4Mk 46Ti,
46H 1484,(8-14
43HH
4U'A
16 76
16 26
15 76
16 26
IE 60
16 26
16 62W 16 SO
16 25
16 20
9 4&-7H
424
9 47H
47M,
9 63;
S 36
9 40
0714
8024
9 47V.joO
9 lo20
8
22
9 15
9 17420
12M,:9 U'slo
9 10 Wild
9 0S4 9 lFi
9 02'Oal 9 12t,
8 40 I 8 to
6 87 ViiS S7440
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. 84.00
4 60; straights, $3.00t&4 2o; spring straights,
84 20(84.06; bakers, t3.6064.7u.
RY&-NO. 2, Wc.
BAKLKY Feed or mixing, 7O50c; fair
to choice malting, S1.1&S4 20.
SEBDeWTlmothy, tlS.6oi3.1460; Clover,
W"u 00.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.,
Sa&.7o(Sl5 874; lard, per 100 lbs. tOiTH; short
ribs, side (loose). tS.St'JOO, short clear
Bides, (boxed). 9.12421
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to &6.O0U bu. Exports for the week,
a shown by Brsdstreet's, wer equal to
3.073.011) bu. Prlinai y receipts ware W&i.OuO
bu., compared with 1.307,0o0 bu. the corre
sponding day a year ao. Estimated re
ceipts tor tomorrow: Wheat, Lj5 csrs, corn,
4i cars; osts. HI cars; hogs, 7.OO0 head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3 red,
KirJO!; No. 3 red. &J&S!Hc; No. 8 hard
winter, l(8tta; No. 8 hard winter, iiic.
No. 1 nortnorn eprlng, 81061,08; No. 8
northern spring, tl.0o106; No. 8 northern
spring, 98ofi41.u5; No. 8 spring. 94c34.0J; No.
4 spring, 83 9Sc; velvet chaff. McrytlOO;
durum, 8oou41.00. Corn: No. 8. 66Hii-He ;
No. 8 whit, 65'3J.c, No. S yellow. 66d
6LVo; No. 8. 6i.'4d6Hc; ,o. 8 white, -(. J
(.;.ic; No. 8 yellow, fo,v,f:jcc. No. 4, 64
bc.c. No. 4 white. tiJUoc; No. 4 yellow,
64 i2,c. Oats. No. 2 whit. 4i4t4'c,
No. 8, lc: No. 3 whit, 4S'43-to, No. 4
whlt. 4213'42V.; Standard. 4iC3440. Rve;
No 2, toe. 8iiiy: 7oc5i'fl.22 Hay; Clover,
$l3.0O4ili.O0; timothy, tliouiito.
BUlTEft Steady, creameries. In&ite;
dairies, lo&ttc.
.GG steady; receipts 7.110 cases; at
mark, casts Included, 7.315c, firsts, l4c;
prime firsts, Uc
CHEESSua4y; daisies, UtySV;
twins, 12'vSUac; young Americas. uv,j
Uc ; long horns. 13Hlc.
POTATogtW fcaty, choic te fancy, 81.06
CI 10; fair to good. ti.COig.1.07
POULTRY Steady, turkey, young, 20c;
old lie. chickens. 13c; tprlngt. 13c.
TEAL Steady. 6o o 60-pjund weights.
8Sjc: 60 to to-pound weights. 9'H4e, to
110-pound welghta. 11c.
Daily movement of produce:
Article. Receipt, fhlpm't.
Flour, bbls 21.400 21 too
Wheat bu 107.& l'.6flf
Corn, bu tSj.SOO 432:8tirt
Oat. bu 2MfiO 87.100
Rye, bu S.ViO lflio
Barley, bu 118 MO j.g.10
Car lot reCMipt: Wheat, liiO cars, witu
41 of contract grade; corn 4-'l ears, with
136 of contract grade, osts 16f. csrs Total
receipts of wheat at Chicago. Minneapolis
snd Duluth todav were 434 rats compared
with 411 cars laat week and S-'4 cars the
coireaponding day a year ago.
Sugar Market
NEW YORK. Sept 1-BUQAR-Raw.
Strong; centrifugal, 96 teat, t 86c; M pro
ved o. 89 test. 4. tec; molasses sugar, 4 6ic:
refined, strong.
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