TILE BEE j OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1911.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Rilp your stork to South Omitmi
lave mileage and shrinkage; your con.
glgnmenta receive prompt and careful
attention.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Byer Bre. At Co. Strong and responilbla
WOOD BROS. 384-31 Lxchang Bin
Great Weetem Com. Co- Owi ha Denver.
Ths Btandsra Com. Co., Ill Sxchsngs B4$.
W, Ty SMITH H4JN lust handle cheep,
W. r. DENNY at CO . W Exchange Bltig,
TAOO Blta. handle cattl. hogs, ah a,
CUrTOM Com Ca. til Exchange Uldg.
Donahue 4 Randall CO.. 201 Exchang Bl.
interstate Co. Betfr results, ghip to ua
BWBKt-HlCKLT CO.. 01 Eaoaang Bldg.
L E. ItoBERTtACO, t Eaobang Bldg
Alloa Duaiy k Co., 13e-t7 aSxobaage Mldg,
Co Jonee Com. Co,, a bunch of husllera
RALflTON at FONDA, II va stock com, roar.
FARMERS L. S. Com. CO. W Esohsng.
DEPOSIT proceeds Of shipments in
Ptooa Yard Nat. Bank, tba only ban i
tha yard.
WINN Broa. Co.. Exehang bldg.
LAVERTY BROS., 188-40 Exchange Eldg.
PAXTO.V-ECKMAN CHEMICAL CO.,
luck remedies.
MARTIN BROS. CO., tut-1 Exchange
Bldg.
ALEX O. BUCHANAN SON, 14-154
Exchange Bldg.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LANDS
AbRolute Title GivenThe unallotted
landi of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Na
tion of tha Five Civlllxed Tribe In Okla
homa, and not Including tha coal and tim
ber segregations, will be Hold at pubiio
auction to tha highest bidder at tha fol
lowing term, times and placet at not less
than tha minimum price stated In the ad
verttesment: Urady county. Chlokasha, 5
tracta, 37.500 acres, November 2, 3, 4. Ste
phens county, Duncan, 730 traota, 69.309
acres, November 6, 7. 8; Jefferson oounty,
Hyan, 703 tracts, 49,400 acres, November 9,
10, 11; Love county, Marietta, 854 tracts,
76,600 acres, November 12, 14, 15, lit; Carter
county, Ardmore, 1,178 tracta, 1)3,300 acre,
November 17, IS, 10, 31, 12, 23; Murray
county. Sulphur, 351 tracts, 26,000 acres,
November 24. 26; Garvin county, Paula Val
ley, 821 tracts, 89,600 acres, November 27,
28, 23; MoClaln oounty. Purcell, HA tracts,
14,600 acres, December L 2; Fontotoo County
Ada, fw tracts, 46,2o0 acres, December 4,
t. 0; Johnson oounty, Tishomingo, 64 traots.
30,200 acres, December 7, 8, 9: Marshall
county, Madlll, 27s traots, 19,t00 acres, De
cember 11; Bryan oounty, Durant, 60S
tracts, 26,100 acres, December 13, 13; Atoka
county. Atoka, 1,3" tracts, 124,000 acres,
December 14, It, 14, II, 13; Coal county,
Ooeigate, 609 tracta, 64.600 eores, December
20, 31, 82; Hughes oounty, Calvin, 437 traots,
60.700 scree, December 26, 27; Pittsburg;
county, McAlester. 1,630 tracts, 117.100 acras,
December 3s, 29, 30, lull, January i, I; Has
kell county, SUfler, 413 traota, 10,300 acres,
January 3, 4; Latimer county, VVllburton,
191 tracts, 15,000 acres, January 8; Leflore
county, Potaau, 276 tracta, 31, two acras, Jan
uary 6; Pushmataha county. Antlers, 641
traots, 63.000 acres, January I. 9, 10; Choo
taw oounty. Hugo. 6'U tracta, 87,600 acres,
January U, 11. 13; McCurtaln oounty, Idabel,
778 tracts, 14,500 acres, January 16, It, 17,
18. 11112. Not mora than iti aorea or agri
cultural and 640 acres of other lands will
be sold to on Person in any one nation.
Agricultural lands ar thoss having a min
imum valuation of IA.0O or mora per aora.
Terms are 2S per cent at tha time of sale,
26 per cant In twelve months and 10 per
cent In two yaars, with. par osnt Inter
est. Payment must b made In tha form
of draft or certified check, payabla to J.
0. Wright, commissioner. Upon full pay
ment being made at any time deed will
Issue. Immediately attar approval of sal
certificate of purohaee will Issue and pos
session be given, but outtlng of timber or
drilling or mining for minerals thereon
will not be permitted until full payment of
purchase price. Right Is reserved to re
ject any or all bids. For Information ap-
fiiy to tha Commissioner to the Five civil
zed Tribes, Muskogee, Oklahoma, or any
of tha District Agent at to lands within
their respective districts. Lists of the
lands have bsen prepared by counties,
showing the terms of sale, the description
of the various tracts and minimum price.
It will be Impracticable to furnish each In
quirer all of these lists and It Is suggested
that persons desiring such Information
specify the Ideality in Which they are In
terested. Blueprint of the various coun
ties, Knowing the location of ths land
to be sold, will bs furnished upon applica
tion to tn undersigned upon the pay
ment ef .K0 for each oounty. In th form
of draft or postal money order. J. O.
WRIGHT, Commissioner to the Five Civ
ilised Tribes, Muskogee, Oklahoma, August
1. 19U.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
-4-
MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, WYO.. SEPT.
6, 1911. Sealed proposals, In triplicate,
will be received here until I P. M., Oct. I.
1911, and then publicly opened,, for furnish
ing labor and materials for construoting
post Chspel, Including plumbing, heating,
alectrlo wiring and fixtures, at Fort Yellow
stone, WyO. Information furnished onap
plluatlon. Envelopes containing proposals
to be. Indorsed "Proposals for Chapel" and
addressed to Constructing Quartermaster.
; Bs-S-ll-U-32-33
OMAHA UKAbHAl, UAUKGI.
BUTTER No. 1. 1-lu. carton. Ite No. 1
In nO lb. tubs, 27C; No. 2. 25c; packing, IWS.
CHEESts Imported bwies, Uo; American
Swiss, 2uc; block Hwiss, 18c; twins, Isc;
triplets, lbC; daisies, ltic; young America,
bo; blue label brick, lttc; Umburgar t2-lb.)
lac; hiuburer U-lb.), luc.
POULTru'-Broilera. l&c; springs, 14Via
per lb.; hens, lie; cocks, 9c; ducks 16c;
, lie; turkeys, 24c; pigeons, per dos.,
31.60. Alive: liruilnrs, Uu; hens, HC; Old
roosters and Stags, fto; olu ducks, full feath
ered, Uc; t , full ttatUsrud, Ice; tur
k. Inc. guinea lowls, l&u each; pigeons,
per dos., i&o; liouieis, pvr dot, Buuabs,
No. 1, lI.To; No. i eve
Flbll-Pickerel, Ko; white, Co; pike, 14c;
trout, 16c; iaise or.pples, liaise; b'pamsh
ninckerel, lac, eI, Iku, haddoca, Ua; floun
ders, lie; green Catfisii, ltc; roe shad, 11.00
each; sUaU to, per (sir, one; sannun, 16c,
haltbul. c; yeiluw p.icn, c; uutiaiu, c;
fcul.IK6.5s, 14c.
taHh.ii- C L It PRICE-Rlb; No. L KHo;
No. i, 13Lu, No. a. Loins: No. 1, iC;
No. I, No. 3, Uu. Chuck; No. 1, Ihto;
No. t oVc; No. S, 6c. Hound: No. L llo;
No. 2, IVi No- 3, kSiO. l'Ule; No. 1, 6Vo:
No. 3. V; No. s, 4c.
FRClia-Applo-Wealthy, per bbl.. t7l
tii Hit per bu. bsk., li.ou. bananas: Fancy
aelvct, per bunoh, U.;42.5u; Jumbo, bunch.
3i.nmil7 Cantaloupes: California, stand
ard, 46 count, 31.1b per crste; pony Crates,
64 oount, 31.60, Jumbo, tl-ti sise, ll.ou.
Dates. Anchor brand, uew, M 1-lb. pkgs.
In boxes, per box. 3-.00. Qrapes: Con
cords, horns grown, per 7-lb. btk., io.;
California lsluas, per 4-bsk. crave. 31. W
California Tokays, per I bit. crate, 11.60.
Lemons: Llmonelra brand, extra fancy,
auO-auO sixes, per box, Is.im; Loma Llmonelra,
f jnoy, 3uu-i0 sixes, per box, 36 60; 240 and 410
aises, too per box less. Oranges: Nlasaia
Hedlands Yalencias, Sb-UitJ sixes, per box,
' 34 36; 16O-l7-lrvO-21e-360 slses, per boa, 34.76.
leaches: California and Washington, par
box, McljtluO; Colorado, per box, tl.oo.
plums; California, large red varieties, per
crate, $l.fc"3l.6. Prunea: Itsllsn, per 4-bak.
crate, fl.3S. Pears: California, par 60-lb.
tux, 12 Oo; lots of .10 boxes or more, per
box, II n0; ColorsdO fancy Bartlett, 5-tlcr,
ter box, 11 K6: in 1'i-box lots, par box. $1.75;
oiorado fancy Flemlst Baauty canning
f.rs, per box, tl.t; in 10-box lots, per bos,
1.& watermelons: Georgia and Florida,
pr lb.. le.
VEGETABLE Besns: String and wax,
per mkt. bsk.. t)c. Cabbage: Home grown.
rer lb.. 2Vc. Cucumbers: Home growa,
and 1 dox. in bsk.. per bsk.. 6o. Egg
Plant: Fancy Florida, per dos., Hid.
Gat he: Extra fanoy. w hite, per lb., 12c.
Lettuce: Extra fancy uf, pet doa., 40o.
unions. iw.m. uii, jTr crace,
11.7b; yellow, per crate. Il 60; red globe, per
lb., Sc; California, yellow. In sacks, per
b tc; epanisn, pr uraie. farsiey:
fancy boms grown, ift doa. bunches. 46c.
potatoes. California whit stock, tn sacks.
r-t bu., II so; Minnesota, per bu., 31.2601.Jo.
omatues: Home frown, per mkt. bsk., 76o.
MISCELLANEOUS Almonds; California
Suft shell, par lb.. Hue; In sack lota, la less,
biaxll Nuts: Per lb., 13c; In sack lots, le
less. Filberts: Per lb., He; In eaok lota,
lu less, peanuts; Ruasted. per lb., I We;
raw, psr lb., 7c. Pecans: Large, per lb.,
loc. In sack lots, lo less. Walnuts: Cali
fornia, per lb., IV: In sack lots, le leas.
Uunty: New, 24 frames, 35.76.
GRAIN AKD PRODUCE MARKET
Cool Wave it Sweeping- Over the
Spring wriest Territory.
L0N0 CO&N 6E1LTNQ STEADILY
Bearish 6verssneat It part Antici
pated -Trada oeaerally Bapexrta
f ospraremeat l ta
Atvrasr Cosidltla.
Omaha. Sept. I. an
Tha weather nvsp shows oool and rainy
over a larae Portion of tn spring whaat
country, which it unfavorable for the
wheat tnal la (till in tn nail, in tem
peratures In the Canadian northwest ax
cool, but lh extent of wheat to b out
Vet I unknown,
Witn th failure to see th volum Of aw
port busmen expected or) th reoeni ftullien
K isslan now and th officii renort on
Spilng wheat to be Issued at IMS cloa to
day gave th market a dull ton And range
wer, nsrrow.
Loig corn ha been sold iteAdlly. gntici
pating a bearish government report today.
Th trade generally xpeeta an Improve
ment In th average condition sine th
August report. However stock ar small
and shipments will likely oontinu heavy,
following tha recent heavy easb sales, and
opinions are that tha crop will be a short
one at best. lL
Wheat ruled Slightly weaker pending the
government report and on mora favorable
Argentina advice, cash wheat was W&tto
lowsr, .
Corn fit tha wight of mor favorabl
weather and nw of Improved crop condi
tions since August gave ths market an
easier tone. Cash oorn sold Ao lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,074.000 bu.
and shipments Wer 63H.0UO bu., ag ai nst re
ceipts last year of 1,V8,0UV du, ua sn'v
menta of 4TO,Orio bu.
Primary oorn recslpti wr 704,000 bu. and
shipment wer n,0j0 bu., against reoelpte
Ust year of 771,000 bu. and shipments of
681.000 bu. , 1A
Clearance wre SW b. fit dot. &
oat and wheat nd flour n.ual to w,0O0 bu.
Liverpool closed unchanged to d higher
on wheat and unohanged to Mi kinr on
corn.
Th following cash is.le wr rsporaadi
WHEAT No. 1 hard, 1 car, HVo; 6 car.
2o; No. I hard, 1 car. 82c; No. 4 hard, 1
car. 91Vic; No. I spring. I car, o; No. i
mixed, l car, 4c; No. 3 mixed. 1 oar, Mo; 1
car (poor), 2ViOj No. 4 mixed, 1 car, 90c.
CORN-NO. 3 whit, 2 ears 0V; 1 car,
6Ho; No, i yellow. 1 cars,o4ie; So. I yel
low, 2 oars, 61o: No. 4 yellow, 1 car, 6001
No. I mixed, 5 car, WVo, . .
OATS-8tandard, I car, 42HO; NO. I
white, 14 cars, 42ft0.
Omsk Cask Prla.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 1 No.
yoi5c; No. 4 bard. 86HW: tuitclta
lCOriN-No. I white, SOHHei NO. I
whit, wmSo'. No, 4 whit. ,SL$2:
8 color. 60Vt-(j5)H0: No. I yellow,
OATtt-NO, I Whit, 4aa4Ho. standard,
42&42v: n'o. t white, . 4lWif4iie i; No. I
yellow, 42-g44; No. 4 yellow, 414140.
BARLEY No. 3. 90o41.W. No. 4. 96o;
No. 1. fed. SftOtwe; rejected. W'&Sio.
RYE NO. 9, 36108701 No. I, 35860.
Carlot Haoelpt.
Chicago 418 184
M.nneapOlI ...137 ...
Omaha "
Dulutn 161
CHICAGO GAI2ir AND movistoxs
r eat ares l tka TradlaK aad Closing?
Prices os) Sloard of Trade.
bnlC AUU, EWJi. D. miwuH ..." " "
rnment figures today on th wheat orop
turned out to be bullish, the market her
olosed easy, lower to to&ttc up. If the
Washington report had been available be,-
- - at.- -km .1 u V. b a Am, ,A Al
I U IV irSAlllia . " .1 ww...- "
Slid, th finish doubtless would have been
liferent. Latest transaction showed oorn
Ho to 4o under last night; oata down Ho
to HVo, and hot receipts varying from
unonangea 10 uyta nioimi,
It wa tenerally xpotd that tho oon-
,1., . - .. . U .. wmlM h. aY-tVn hV
aiiiun ui Bi'iiia "
tbe government At about M per cent, Indi
cating a crop OX Sll.uw.vuv ousiieis. iii.iwu
the official announcmnt was 6.7 per
cent, from Which it was titimswo ibm ins
yield! would be only tOts.000.Ooo bushels. Whil
waiting for tna news irom hmihiiiiii
dealers found business light and fluctua-
nuns i w vt. lijih. y-i ," -i- Vi
from Russia as well as from India, and
. . . 4 - fc- nn-nlnff w-lr
tne Argenviiie m.u. . . .
Later, however, tha market hardened a
little on account of some foreign buying
with last sales Vs&Wo nt lowr at K44i
. ..... - . W-,.,S .K..
Corn oeoiinea, owing 10 a uue mov
. . . . . ...... Si ...-.a am Ik. nrnrt vmilrl
b increased. December fluctuated between
tiaHaWVlo and to, Closing easy, th- u. si
i4V(uaSo. Cash grades wer Steady. No.
2 yellow olosed at 8;GViO.
Oats were depressed as a result Of buy
er holding off. Top and bottom price
touched by tha Decembtr option wer 46e
and 4iV,o. Tha close, 46'.40o, showed a net
'"SetUnton'Vh'e part Of blsf packers tended
to pull down provision. In no cas. how
ever, did th decline at th finish exoeed
1-VhO. . ,
Quotations wer as follows:
Article. Open. High. Low. Close. ITee'y.
92'i M4,92WtfS
lO.Wi im loayj
t& St.l 66U.
Dec... wmk
May. .11 0-.SI
1KH
I
corn i
M-nt . 1 lit.
641
Dec...i63t4S34l
64
6tiVi
43-4
4S4
May...!,w
Oats- I
Bspt... 43
66Vi!aVH!KVi'HltV'iH
I
42 42 43
Deo... 46
May..48S,4
l467.i4H
,48HftV
H44
14 17Hi 16 30
pork-
Jan
1 33
ll K-Sl
16 17H
Lard-
Oct...
Jan..
Rlbs-
be.pt..
Oct...
Jan..,
60
46
9 60362
I t 46
t5
9 55 I 9 62U
I 3537
I 40371 tly
8 9S 1 8 98
a o?W or
190
i 95
I 00
7H
i 4Vtl 3 4
5 4si I.
Cash quotation were as follow;
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, 410
460; straights, ii.Kji.M; spring straighu,
34-04.3!'; bakers. 13.604.70,
RYE No. 2, 86V4i8ttC.
BARLEY Feed os mixing, 66&-&0; fair
to ohou malting, 31.0721.13.
BKEDi-Tlmotny. 31i.vttal4.5a Clover,
I130lg 19.00.
PRu VISIONS Pork, mess, per bbl.,
lla.7btil6.67H. Laid, per 100 lbs., W.60; short
l ibs, sides (loose i, s ouvv.w; snort clear
sides (boxed), .viii.2o. i
Total olearancae of wlu'at ajid flour war
equal to 2tr4,0u0 bu. Exports for the week,
as snown oy oraasireei s. were cuuai iu
2 6S3.0U0 bu. Primary receipts wer 1,074,000
bu., compared with 1.308.OUO bu. the cor
responding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
101 cars: corn, 447 cars; oats, 143 cars;
hog. 8,000 bead.
ihiciuiu can ii Prices Wheat: Mo. ii
OWc; No. 3 red. WMfrftlHc; No. 4 red, aO
t'juo; No. i hard winter, SiVuSic; No. 3
hard winter, WVnSoc; No. 1 northern, 11.06
1.109; No. 1 northern, 1.0J 1.0UH; No. 3
northern, ll.00ai.06; No. 2 spring. tKvoio i .06 ;
No. 3 spring, 6cij;31.U6; No. 4 spring, Itf
Wo; velvet chaff. 7sot) 11-04; durum, Weitf
31.01. Corn: No. 2, Vj.wi'.c; No. 1 whiw.
tjc; No. I yellow, Mtk,oi No. I. 6
towC; mo. s wiii, w-h wv. s yellow,
toHow; no. t, oiai(juini , . i wnite, a.u
few4c; No. 4 yeuow. o. oat: No. J
while. 44Htixii No. 3. 43 'c; No. I white,
4l't34.!c No. 4 white, sdo; stand
ard, 44ui 4440. Rye: No. t fcuWHi-tuc. Bar
ley, 65eOll.l. Timothy, IU.tuoi4.60. Clover.
113. Otxfj 19.00.
BL itK-Steady! creameries, 10626c;
dairies. ltxJ23c.
KUU3 Receipts, (.371 esses. Market
steady; at mark, casea Included. 11016c;
tlrsts. Vo, prime firsts, lftsto.
CHEESE-eteady; dalslea, 1381SHc;
lIWlic; Young Americas, Hi4U13Vsc;
lonK horns. 13Vtl 13Hc
POTATOKii Kaey ; chM6 to fancy, $100
0106; fair to good, 90g96c.
POULTRY-fiteady; turkeys, 14c; chick
en, lie; springs, 12Vic.
VEAL Steady: 60 to 60-lb. weight, frffto;
6 Oto 66-lb. welghia, IHOlOVac; 36 to llO-lb.
weights, 11c.
Mlaaeawalta (Yrala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. SepL . WHEAT Sep
tember. tl.03ni.0SSt; Deoember. tl.0r.V4;
May. ll.O&al .09-,: No. 1 hard, ll.06: No.
I northern, II .M1 0!4: No. t northern,
M.OoVrtl.Ot',: No. 3, WHoQtl.01.
BAHLEY-76cil.lS.
CORN No. I yellow, 3fl"Ho.
OAT No. I white, 43443Sc.
RYE No. J. SlilMHc.
BRAN 3-'l 0).
FLOUR Second patent. 34.4n465: first
clears. 13 .26413.45; second clears. 31-542.40.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Sept. t-rORN-Lower; NO. I
white, 6Sc: No. 4 white. 64',o; No. 3 yel.
low, ooic; no. s yenpw, wc; no s yaliow,
Mc; Nv I mixed, 66V60; No. mixed. 6ttc;
No. 4 Tfrixed, MHi.
OATS-Higher; No. 1 white. 44c; No. t
white, 43Vio.
nrw vobk ueit-nat market
daotatloaa of the Day Varloas
rMoidltle.
NEW TORK, Rrl t -fLOtJlt-tiv4y;
firing patents, t.liut.M, wlMer etra.ghis,
3.HOi4.10; winter patents, I4.PU4 20; spring
ears, I4.0fk64.36; winter extras, No. 1, 33.46
3.60; Winter extras. No, I. 33.irfl3.26; Kan
sas straights, 34 2;.'g4.4R. Ry flour, firm!
fair to good, 34.76M.iA; choice to fancy,
t4.Wt(M5.
COKNMEAL Quiet; fine white and yel
low, 11.400 1.42H; coarse. $Lt.VdL40; kiln
dried, 3.1.66.
WHEAT fipot market steady; No. i
red, o, elevator, and 31.00. f. o. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern D11I11U1, I1.1.1H. f b.
afloat- Futures market waa Inactive, with
trader waiting for the government report,
and prices were a little es-sler on the ca
bles, but reports of freight engagements
of forty loads checked selling. Prices
olosed HO net higher to H lower. Sep
tember closed at WHc; lcembr. 11.03 1-14.
CORN Spot markt steady; No. 2. 74c,
levator, domesti basis, to srrtva and
port; No. 2. TJe, f. 0. b. afloat. Future
market was without transactions, closing
nominal.
OAT-Bpot market quiet Futures mar
ket wa nominal, without transactions.
HAY Steady; prime, ll.8&l.o; No. 1
l.ooi-36; No. 2, $1-20; No. 3, S5cw90c. ljk
HOP Steady; state, common to choice,
Mo crop, 40U32c; am crop, 824:; Faclflo
tt.ast, lsilO crop, 4042; lfOO crop, 283310.
HIDES Easy; central America. Vio.
Bogota, 21 '.fa .. - ,.,
LEATHER steady; hemlock firsts, 24Vi'3
2tc; seconds, 22a23Hc; thirds, 19o20c; re
jects, 16s.
PROVISION'S Pork, unsettled: mess,
19.00iil95Uj family. tW.olXZO.OO; short clear.
I15(.K171 Mast. StSS-lV: mSSS. I1I.WW
13IM); family, $18.60fl4.ii beef hams, 3-.o0
4J32.50. Cut meats, steady) pickled bellies, 10
to 14 pounds, 111.60(818.60, Pickled hams, 114.00
E14.2f. Dara, easier; miaaia wmh
.6Vq.T; refined, steady; oonunent, 110 ii
South Ainerioa, 111.00; compound, li.toi 7. i.
TALLOW-Firm; prima ity (hhda,), 7e;
country, H&74o.
BUTXKK irm; crammer- specials, mtyum
2tVfcO. , v- s
CHEESt- irm; prioe nuu,iii.
kcmh slrm; fresh gathered extra, 3dd
370; aatra flrt. 83HiH.
rUt-inl-Ail'' wesiei- UBpiina
Chicken. 13c; towls, Uo; turkeys, liu.
Dressed, Irregular; western broilers, ltwtf
2101 fowl, M17o; spring turkeys, ssleuteu,
nuuMci others, 10Q16O,
Cora ad Wkral Reaiaw stallstla.
Record for tha twenty-four hour ndln
at 6 a. in. Friday, Bepieinber , 1911:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Katn-
Station. Max. Min. tall. Sky.
Asinand, Neb.... W to .03 Cloudy
Auburn, Neb 70 32 .90 Raining
B ken Wow, Neb. 06 49 .08 Cloudy
Columbus, Neb,.. 7 47 .00 Cloudy
CulbertsOti, Neb, 78 40 .00 Cloudy
tFairbury, Nab... 73 12 .22 Raining
Sairmont, Neb,.. It 49 .31 Cloudy
r. Island, Neb. 66 11 .06 Cloudy
HarUngton, Nb. 64 46 .00 Cloudy
Hastings, Neb... 73 60 .00 Cloudy
Holdrege, Neb... 76 to .13 Raining
Linooin, Kb M ti .13 Coudy
No. Platte. Nb. 68 to .01 Cloudy
Qakdala, Nab 69 48 .00 Cloudy
Omaha, Neb 63 tl .01 Cloudy
Tekamah, Neb... 63 46 .00 Cloudy
Valentine. Neb. 66 46 .38 Clear
Sioux City, la... 68 48 .00 Cloudy
Alta, la 68 46 .00 Cloudy
Carroll, la.., 0 46 .00 Cloudy
Clarlnda. Ia...... 70 tl .19 Cloudy
Sibley, la 63 44 .00 Cloudy
Minimum temperatur tor twelve-hour
period ending at I a. m. tNot inoiuded in
avrag.
DISTRICT AVERAGES,
No. of Temp.- Raln
ntainnt. Btatlona Max. Mln. fail.
Columbus, O Ii
Louisville, Ky 30
Indianapolis, Ind. 11
Chloago, 111
fit. Louis, Mo 29
Dea Moines, la.... 21
Minneapolis, Minn. 80
Kansas City, Mo. 24
Omaha, Neb....... It
06 64 .20
92 64 .40
84 64 . 00
74 60 .10
12 64 . 20
61 62 .10
54 44 .20
78 61 .30 1
66 4t .40
Tbe weather continue cool throughout
the corn and wheat region. Showers oc
Ourred In all except the Indianapolis dis
trict. A fall of 1.20, inches occurred at
Hopklnsville, Ky
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
St. LoaU General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 8.-WHBAT Firm;
track. No. 2 red, 9lj,91Ho; No. 3 hard, 96c
a 11.03.
Future, weak; December, HTio; May,
tl.OA,.
CORN Steady; track, No. 1 MCo; No.
2 white, 64iObVtc.
Futures, lower) December, 620) May,
66V4c
OATS Weaker; track, No. 2, 43Vioi No. I
Whit. 44UC 4PH4S.
Futures, weak; December, 43Ho; May,
484c.
RYE Steady at 8Sc.
FLOUR (strong; red winter patents,
14.20(3 4.70; extra fancy and straljtht, 33.90
4.20; hard winter olears, 3.00o3.40.
SEED Timothy, I12.605T14.60.
BRAN Firm; sacked east track, $1.08$
1.10.
HAT HiRher; timothy, IIS.0023.00.-,
prairie. lUOOftUVOO.
PROVISIONS Pork, unchanired; Jobbing,
316.60. Lard, higher; prime steam, liUliVu.
9.42V4. Dry ealt meats, unchanged ; boxed
extra shorts, 19.26; clear ribs, 19.25; short
olears, to.37. Bacon, unchanged; boxsd ex
tra shorts. 110.25; clear rtbe, tl0.2r; short
Olears. 10.37Vi.
POULTRT Steady; chickens, 10o
springs, HMiC; turkey, 15JM6c; duckl, SV4o;
geese. 5c.
BUTTER Steady at 2Ag26o.
EOQS Steady at 17C.
Reoelpte. Shipments.
Flour, bbl , ,.. 1.600 3.000
Wheat, bu 9.100
Corn, bu 27.000 jooo
Oat, bu T7.000 7,000
Kaaaaa City Grain ssl Fravlalona.
KANSAS CITY, ftept. t, WHBAT-tTn.
changed; No. I hard, ift7o; No. I, 5'J0Woi
No. t red4 HifJ'SiSHp; No. I. t6ir7Hc.
CORN Htjlo hlkhsr; No. 2 mixed, 64
64Vtc; No. t, 64c; No. 2 white, 644Ho; No.
3. 640.
OATS Unohanpd to Ho higher; No. 2
whit, 43H44c; No. 2 mixed, 41(3421,0.
RYE Wo.
HAY Steady; cholo timothy, HS.BOa
19.00; choice prairie, 12.&0ftll.00.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 116.000 32.000
8orn, bu 8.000 29,000
ats, bu ll.OOd 41,000
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Bept. I.-WHBAT-Spot,
nominal; futures steady; October, 7s 4d;
December. Te 64d; March, 7a 6,d.
CORN spot steady; American mixed,
6 ll4d; futures dull; October, E llTd;
January, 6a 7id.
Mllwaake Oratn Market.
MILWAUKEE, Vis.. Bept. I WHEAT
No. 1 northern. tl.03H4Tl.09Vs: No. 3 nirth
ern, ll.O.vftl.0: No. 3 hard winter, tl4,4o;
September. 93 Vic; December, 9Ho.
OATS Standard. l44V446a
BARLBY-tl.10ol.SO.
Omaha Prodae Market.
BUTTER Creamery, 24c; packing siOck,
17C.
EOOS No. i. 18c; NO. 2. He,
POULTRY Broilers, ltVio; springs, 10c;
roosters, tc; hens, tc; ducks, 10c; gease, to.
Omaha Hay Market.
OMAHA. Sept. I. HAY No, I. tl300: No.
2, 112.00; coarse, til 00; packing stock, IS OOfli
10.00; alfalfa, 114.00. Straw: Wheat. 36-00;
rye and oats, 36.00.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK Sept. 8 COTTON Futures
opened steady; September , 11.60o, bid; Octo
ber, 1186c; Deoember, 1164c; January,
11.63c: March, 11.64c; May, U.6S0. Spot
closed quiet to 20 points higher: middling
uplands. II.9O0; middling gulf, 13.18c. Sales,
134 bales.
Futures closed barely steady. Closing
bids: September, 11.66c; October, 11.47c;
November, 1163c; December, 11.63c; Janu
ary, II.6O0 : February, ll eiu; March. 1170c;
April, 1173c; May. U.tOc; June. 11.74c;
July. 11.77C.
Oils ad Koala.
SAVANNAH. Qa . Sept. t TUT. PEN
TINE Firm, 60t61c: sales, 466 bbls. : re
ceipts, 66 bbls.; shipments. 440 bbls.;
Stocks. 34,772 bbls.
ROSIN Firm: sales, I.07S bbl.; receipt,
1.494 bbls.; shipments, 218 bbls.: stocks,
P7.437 bbls.; Tl, i.00: D. 16 30; E. t6 5'rr 66;
F, G, H and I. 6.6u6.65: M. ID 7ua76;
N. 36 a5S6 80; W. P.. H.tl.jt; W. W., 17.46.
Dry Gtsoel Market. '
NEW YORK, . SepL A DRY GOODS
Competition tor business on ftne yarn cot
ton goods la sharp and new low prices are
being named on fine print goods. Jobbing
trade continues of moderate volume, but
very steady, Th silk trad la a litti
more-active. Local wool market ar quiet.
Oils a ad Resla.
SAVANNAH. Sept t-OILS-Turpntine
firm at 61 Vie. Rosfn firm; type F, t6 62Vijt
166; type. O, 3466.jj4.60.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Sharp Fluctiittioni Beiult from Un
lettled Trading;.
TXADETCr LARGELY PROIXSSIONAL
Heaviest elllag of Day Follows Pab.
Ilatl6a of (ioversMeat Crop
Flgares .Copper Report
Coaslderrd Favorable.
NEW TORK. Sept. I. Trading tbt Wl
unsettled and at times feverish resulted In
sharp fluctuations today on the Stock ex
change, Tha drift waa downward, althmiah
ther wer severnl Sharp rallle. whlrh
temporarily reduced lopsee. Several leeues
inniudlng Iinllrl Pacific, Baltimore &
Ohio, lienver A Rio Grand preferred, and
Amalgamated Copper, fell to new low prices
for the year. Union Faolflo, Southern Pa
cific, Reading. United States Steel, Northern
Pacific, Lfhigh Valley, New York. Ameri
can Smsltlng. came within fractions of th
year's low mark. Losses ranged from 1 to
2 points with a partial recovery at the end.
The nervous, erratic movement appar
ently were due to the maneuvers of the pro
fessional traders, whosa operations wer
the principal factor ill the market.
Operation wer governed to some extent
by the Ci-on report. The heaviest selling
of the day followed publication of the crop
figure.
copper shares sold off before the publi
cation of the report, and later tallied. The
report was considered favorable.
In connection with the heavy selling of
United State Steel and the obviously
bearish attitude of many traders towanl
th stock, th report today showed only
slight falling off, compared with the av.
age during August. The United State at.-. .
corporation was reported to be at present
operating about 75 per cent of th capacity,
a decline of about 3 per cent.
Reports of national banks, as of Septem
ber 1, disclosed th fact that lars-e New
York banks did hot reduce their ho'.dlngs
of stork during th August decline a
greatly a might hav been believed. Not
withstanding th hvy liquidation of
took, th report of seven of the largest
national banks show a total decrease In
holdings of securities between June 7. the
date of th previous report, and September
L of only about 13. 400,000.
The bond market wa heavy, Total sales,
par value, ll,K2,ooo.
united states government bonis were un
changed, on call.
Number of saiee ann frsdlnf quotation
00 stock todsy wer as follows:
Sties. Hint Low. Close.
All!s-Ctilmr pfd
Anitl(,matsd Copper
Aarli,sa Aittasltural ...
America beet ...,,,
ADisrlcsa Oaa
Ausrlosa O. A T
Am. Cotlos fill.,
Amerlsao tt. L. pI4
Am, lo gerurlliss .,
ABisrlcan Linseed
American Locomotive ,...r
Amsrican B. as H
Am. 8. 4 R. ptd ,
Am. 8tMl reuRdiiM.,..,,.
Ala. Systr Jtetlnlng, ......
Afttert T. tt T
Ar erli-S Tebaeo p(4...,,
Aiasrlssa Weslsa
Attsoes Mlslag C. ......
Atchison
Atchison ptd
AtlantM Osst Lias
Itsltlmnrs a Ohio
Hit
ll.Tno 674 o4 6(
uo M' niK 6iH
U,uO MH MH 11
Too 10S luvs is
(00 4i 4 WI4
1,SH) 11 V 414 I1H
il
7j
ln4 S6
36
14 Vs
11,406 9 6H4
(HITS
M l6i4 10 S KMi
700 10
39
XiO 114 llf.V
7u0 136(4 1st IX H
...... M
17
14
4,1100 lulH 104H loH
loi Vi
100 131 1
121
l.6"0 M'i II6I4 V."4
Bstklsseat Iteel ,,
ID
tiroosiyn rvapia -rr.t ex-eiv i.Mo
4. 74 -
Osnadlan Paoiris
li.mo 121114
124 224
21' 21
280
70 70'4
Central Lsthr TOO IIS
Centrtl Leather pfrl 160 K
Otntrsl of New Jersey
Chesapeake A Ohio, ax-dIV 1,600 -71
Chloao A Alton
(.-nicaso o. w., new 400 lSUj isv, 1S4
Cbirsto O. W. ptd..
8
(. nirsso a N. w
Chlcage, at 81. P...
C. C, C. A. tt. L...
Oolnrid F. I
Oolorada A touthera.
OoDsollSaud Oaa
Corn Preduets
Dei-wsra A HuAsna...
140
11,600 1UH 111(4 lw4
t
100 IIH 24 18
1" 4(4
600 131 Uii 114
100 11 11 II14
140:
Denver fU Urn4e..
M tilt 1214
Denver
R. 0. ptd..
SMI 4
47
47
IMSllllSi-S' sscurlliss
Brie
Erie ut SM
BMs M ptd
General Bleetrlo
Oeeat Northern ptd
Oreat Northern Ore ctfs....
Illinois Csntral
Isierboroush Met
int. Met. ntd
4400 'jH
700 0
014
II
4llj
40
M
4
TOO 16114 ltd
1H
t.lnO IT2 U1H 11114
200 471 4714 47
100 136S 136 1344
SIK) 1
to6 4314
i4
4i
on 4
International Harvester ,,. 1,104 16; 14 ' IOP4 101s
1414
Internstleaal P.p.r ,
too 10
300 i4
't 10
Iaterastlsnsl Piua
31
II
iswa ienirai
Kansas City leuthsra....
K, C. So. ptd
Laclede das
Louisville A NsshTllle...
soo tl
Hit 11
KM MVt
100 10IH 10IH 10144
1.000 141
141 Vt 14114
41
u e, A a o i am. ...
12414 111114
Mltsourl, K. A T 404 MH U tVt
M , K. A T. ptd 4
MiHourl, Pacific efferet.. J, 100 MH lH M'4
1,100 MH !H MUj
4IKI 1I7H 1H7H 11714,
is.iooai Bisewi. ,.. ,
Natloaal Lad. ei-dlv...
O0 6014 49 4)14
N. K. R. ot M. id pfd.
New York. Central
'i'oo
2
101 14 loiH 10"4
N. T.. O. a W
Norfolk A Westers....
North American
Northern 1-tcino ......
Paclflo Mall
Pennirlvanla
People's Omm
400 9'4 H l(i H
K 101
101
loon
81 ifl 89
11,100 US
m-H 7014
119 11s
100 2114
284 2S14
I.SOO 121
110H 120
400 103H lot
101
P.. C. C. (ft It, L.....
M
11
V
m
rittiburt Coal I0D Hit 1S14
ririH. si eel tar,
100 10
10
Pullman Pslae Osr. ..
'Railway Steel IprlAg.
Rssdlnx .,
Republic Sfeel
Kopuslie Steel ptd..,.
Hook Isltsd Co
Rock Island fV nfd . .
106 SO
121,700 141
"iftO 'inli
10
ovt
117(4 140
IS
so
1,700
1414 14H
t44
St. L A 8 t. ii ptd
St Louis S. W
70s
4914 4 41V
41
(9lt
St. U . W. ptd 100 M
SI
rr
Bloss-Shertleld S. t I..,,
Souther Pacific
Southern Railway
Houthsrn Rallwar ptd
TsnneBsee Copper
Texas A Pacific
T..' St. L,. A W
400 11
34
11.100 104T4 loTU 107
1,7110 IT A4 lKi
1,100 174 41 4714
S:li
ino 24
24 13
HI 17.
40 art 14
too n liu.
T.. 8t. L. A W. pfd
m 40
union rseirie ,,
Union Pantile pfd
lW.ftn 107 it4 imh
1H
Vnlted States Realty
United Staus Rubber
TOO 17 tau
Unite States Steel.. .
tr. a. iteel pt
Utah Copper
Vs. -Carolina Chemical
Wibash
Wabash ptd
Western Msryland ...
.111. M0 9H MH
4S
114X4
SOO ills' 111
1.(06 4! 4ll( 42l
400 6S
61
M
too UH
200 2814
(Oil 64
nit 1J'4
tfiH 214
65-4 M
Westlnchouss Blectrl
100
14 4514 S
Western Union 74V
Whselln tt U E fZ
lhih Valley ll.Tno nil w
1-otsi saien ror ine aay. eirr.siKi snares.
New York Moaer Market.
KKW YORK. Sept. 8. MONR7Y On eall,
teady, at 2'ii2Vs per cant; ruling rate 2U
per cent; closing bid, 2Vt par cent: offered
at 23i per cent. Time loaim, steady; sixty
days, 24,S3 per cent; ninety days. 33-3V4 per
cent; six months, 3tg8T4 per cent.
PRIM E AlkUtCANTlLE PAPER 4V(34
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at M.Mna
for sixty-day bills and at 34.8601 for de
mand; commercial bills 14.824.
SILVER Bar, tc; Mexican dollars. 45o.
BOND8-H3overnment, eteady; railroad,
heavy.
Closing quotations on bond today wer
as follows:
V. 6. ret la, rs....WH 'Japan 4 ITU
ae eoupen loul, 414, S4 J
tJ.S.1.. reg Ml 14 "K. C. So, Ut Is .... 74
So coupon wit L. B. deb. 4a 1U... M
t S. 4a, re Ill U 6 N, unl. a kU
do eeupon. 11344 K. A T. 1st 4s. 7u
Allls-Chl. Ut 6s.. 44 d on. Hs.... Mi
Amer, Ag. U UlVi Md. PaclflO 4s 74
Am. T 6c T. e. 4S. .Iu7 s R. H. of M. 414s II
Am. Tobacco 4S tH N. V. C. tZ,.,?.. M
e Is 106 da deb. Is uv
Armeur A 00. 44.. 2( N. V.. N. H. as H.
Atrhtion sea. 4a I tr. 4s in
d ee. 4e ..104 H. w. 1st a ts . 7
do ev. 4s 1414 as ev. 4s 1011J
A. C. L. 1st 4s 96 Ns. Pacltio 4S s.2
Bal. A Ohio 4a do t.
d ls ?' 0. g. U rtttfi. 4s.... 91 C
do 8. W. s 90ii spenn cr. l'.s lull..
Brook. Tr. ev. U.... SH do con. 4s losi.
a ot OS. Is 1014 Readlns ten. 4s . s;7
Cea. Leather ee. T L. A I. r. Is. 4s tli!
O. ef N. J. (. 4s.. Ill )., ran. Is.." 17 2
Ches. A Ohio 4HS...101 eg, L. g. W a. 4s.! TU
do ret. 4s da (a( t.J
Cstcaso A A. Is... 444 8- A L 2a "J2
C. B A 0- J. 4s.... MI4 go. Pee. sol. 4a iv
do ten. 4e M So sv. 4a uix
C ti. A 8 P ( le 24 d lit fef. 4a
C. B. I- A P. e. 4s. 721, sg0. R,llw,r j. lft4J
do Hi 4a. H de tea. 4s T
folo. Ind 4s Tl4 Union Paclfie 4s 101
cxio. ail. 4s si e ev. ts 10114
t. r. s. s 17 do 1st A re. 4s. . . . 914
M. 4s J714C. I Rubbsr s... .1"?
A R. O. 41 WW V. I lce.1 M La 1iia2
le rel 6e M Va.-4?ar. Cham a- . J
niMlllsrs' Is 71 Wabash 1st 4s 107 2
eerie p. I. 44 114 de 1st A ss. 4 ... liu
do gen. 4s 7S Wsatern M4. 4s 17
de ee. 4s, ear. A.. Wss(. glee. ev. la.. 44
de series B 74 W,. Central 4a 91
Oea. Klse. ee. St.. .It Me. Pas. ev. is
111. Can. iet ret. 4s.. 44 Paaaai Is ...10144
lac U. M 4l.s 4b
ia Ollsre ,
Metal Mark,-,.
NEW YORK. Sept. I -MKT A LB Stand
ard copper, dull; spot and futures, IU.003
1110. Ixindon market steady; spot. A6
I69; futures, A.M Is 9d. Lake copper,
812.62H431J silt: electrolytic, lll.t0tlll.62H:
casting, iljfl12'A Tin. weak; spot ami
futures. 340 31141.25. London market
weak; spot, ClU 16s: futures, 183 lua.
Lead, dull; I4.46fj4.66. New York; 34 MJ"4 4V
East St. Louis. London market quoted at
A 14 8s Id. Spelter, dull; tOsoOtOb, Now
Tork: 35 softs 90. East ft. louls London
msrket quoted ( 27 IPs. Antimony, iil;
Cooknon s. i.2jiS.30. Iron, Cleveland war
rants, 9d In London. Iocllv Iron was
qiHet; No. I fnundrv, northern. llt.rVtf
16 75; NO. !. 15 t 4 IS 60; No 1 southern And
No. 1 southern, soft. Ill Cnrjl6 W.
REPORT OF THS CI.E.MI.0 HOUSE
Iraas.rtloas at tke Aaalat Raak
foe h Week.
NEW TORK. Sept. t.-Rradstreet bnk
clearing report for the week end ns; Sep
tember 7 shows an sKxeeate of 12.433.1.10.000,
ss sgnlnst 12 45 .903.OO last week and K.
179. 16.0 In th corresponding Week last
year. Following It a list of th cities:
I I
CITIES. ( Amount. Inc. Deo.
I 1
New Tork
Chlcsso
Rnaton
Philadelphia ....
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pittshurg
Pan Frsnclsco...
Pnltlmore ,
Cincinnati
Minneapolis ....
Cleveland
New Orleans... ,
Detroit
OMAHA
Angeles
jj-iulsville
Milwaukee
Seattle
St. Paul
Atlanta
Portland, Ore...
Buffalo
I enver
Indianapolis
I'lovlilencei
Richmond
Asahlngton ....
'I .Invep), ,,,, ,,
Fort Worth
$1.M 2W.0r.1l
l12J,0i
m.Twi.rm
13
'ii
1.5
74.471.oi 101
l.S01,0.
ls.m2.c'K .
42 71.0001
(rt.flr.
22.iM.Oil'.
IS.J'I.O'Vt!.
lo
31 3
1S.77T.OO0!
17.61.
IS .21.
1.1 M
.ono(
15.2i r2.0OOI
10.41..
13. .7.17. onni....
16. ft
"it.
12.2
16.0.11. omtl 2S.4I
9.'9.0O0
13.00H.OW n.S'
9.PS2AO I
.?51 0i)i j
8,hT3.0iO) 22.7
10.062.0flo 14.7
7.K93,0i 1 2
8. 34.1. Oi Ol
7.6S6.0(M
6.2
fi IrVO.fllrt! (
7.27.6.0OI
t.M4.0rl.
6 :l17.0O)
4.71S.W.
97.00tl
t. 121.OH0
4.778.iyifH.
f.ia.oH.
t 740 OWL
8.4
-i3.7
Memnh Is
Suit Luke
City.
i.t
Columbus
Albany
'1.5
1? 9
30.7
'ii!o
TBI
noma
Savannah ...
.1.8-. (Mr)
3 sMf.O'iO
i.rrrt.onr,
8.7M.OO
4.8.14 000
1 4. (
8.!i79,,MOl
?r.l .OO0
i. CXI
3 ft? o
TS ()fN
40;7
grokana
Toledo
Hart forft
Rochester
Des Moines
NnshvUie
Pulufh
Wichita
Peoria
Norfolk
Oakland. Oal. .......
Hloux cltv
New Hnvsn .,,
Orsnd Rnpldf. ......
Hcrsnton
Blrmlnftham
Jacksonville Fla..
Oklahoma City
Syracuse .,
Augusta, Oa
Worcester
Kvansvllie
Kprlngfleld, Mass...
Dayton
Portland. Me
Wheeling
Little Riirk
Charleston
Knoxvllle
Chattanooga .......
Lincoln
Davenport
Wilmington
Mobile
Wiikesharrs ,
Kalamasio
Sacramento
Topeks
Cedar Rapids
Macon
Fall River
Youngstnwn
New Bedford
Springfield. Ill
Fort Wayne
Canton ,
Sioux Falls
Akron
Helena
Columbia, S. C
Lexington
Farojo
Brie
Rock ford
Qulncy
uloomlngton
Chester, pa
Springfield. O
South Bend
Lowe'!
Jackson, Miss
ftlngharnton
Decatur. Ill
Mansfield, O
Fremont, Neh
Vlcksburg, Miss....
Jacksonville), 111...,
York, Pa
Waterloo, la
Houston
Galveston
At'.
22.5
2 6
44 I
At
!'0i...
?.VJO.I,' J
.074.0.101...
10.7
24 2
ti
1 1 1 1 1
'k.
1 2n.i:
5.7
I S14.il
1.176.0
1.103.0
i itrr, n
I W4.000I...
t.ooni...
i.oon
6 9
1.000
32 8
J.4fl7,0nr)
1.870 000
36.7
23.1
1.441.0HO
1.880.0001
l.tKfi.,J
87
l.rVSR.OnO
I.t
.7M.0O0i
in
2 8
2.2
1.781.0OM
1.411.0HO
1.8O4.000!
1.1
188 .OH)1
1. Mi ono
1.72.001)
t.t!
1.6.0001
1.8-18.000
1.8o7.00ri
4.1
li!n
10.
1.204,0001
ill
i.a-.5.ono
C.lo.ftnn
i.a.nri
1.8O2.0OO
l.OSt.OtH
8,218. (VO
756,0001
l.tnn.oni)
41. Il
I.t
7? IXTO
1.278,001
17 a
6.1
9R3.0IV)1
127.000
14 I
y.i
"it
"i'.
"i'.i
'ii.i
n'.i
3.1
65 oool
l.ins.oon
21.1
"i;7
54 4
soi.niioj
(.02.000
647.00O!
42.0il0
842.000
616 0.
721 0001
6?9.onni
58-, Mn
. 6
3 6
tl.6
K."4 IWI
668.000
"ii'.i
8IW.0O0
sns.oooi
6K!,000
44r,.(Wi
8SO.0DOL.
8t4.0 IB. 4
SlOOOOl 1J.5
316.0001
340,0001
1.144.000
25.5SS.OOOl
10.0
9
"ii'.vT
23.497.00(W t7.!
1
Not tnrluHA r Sntala K 1 ....
ing other Items than olearlnga. """""
I.oadon Stork Market.
LONDON, Sept. 1 American securltlee
opened steady and A fraction lower today.
Later light trading carried a few stocks
above parity. At th noon hour the mar
ket was steady, with prices ranging from
14 above to 4 below yesterday Nw York
clOe.
London closing stock nuntatlon:
Consols, money 77H Loulerlll A N 144
de ac oount 77, M , K, T to 14
Am, I. Copper i V f Central 1614
Anaconda 7 Norfolk A w lotl!
Atchison 104 do pfd it
do pfd........ 10414 OntsHo A w ', 4.V4
Baltimore A Ohio... 99 Pennsylvania .nil
Canadian Pacific, ...dim Rand Mtaes 47U
Chesapeake A 0 7414 Re.llnt 7lJ
Chicago O. W........ II Bouthern lty , zrj
rhl..Mll. A St. P.. 117 do pfd... !. . 41
De Desrs........ v Southern Pscide 11114
Denver A KI6 0 2J Union Paeiflo ...171
P'4 S4 60 eM 1414
: I" V. Steel TliJ
. i"1 r M 60 ;.fd U,
lo d pfd.. i Wabash 14
Ortnd Trunk 2814 do nfd an
Illinois Ccntrsl 14H4
SILVER Bar, steady, at 24V4d per Ounoa
ounce.
MONttY-lttl per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bill is a per cent; for three
month' bills, 3S3V4 per cent.
Boston Btorka and Bonds.
BOSTON. Sept. t.-CToBing Quotations on
took wer as follow:.
A'louei SS MohtWk M
Aiuai. j.oimer ,.'4 isersda Con 17U
A. 2. L & 6
I2'4 NlpUsInt Mines .... g
Arizona Com.
B. AC. C. A 8. M
monn Butt nu
North Lake 41?
Old Dominion 17
Oneeola 11
Parrott I. A C
0'ilncy ts
Shannon , 914
Untie Coa III on
Cal. A Arlsona
Cal. A Hecla 416
Centennial I
Cop. Rente C C... II
East Butte C. M.... 1014 Superior
14
u
Franklin T Superior A B It
Oranbr Con
Oranhy Con tt U. . K. A at 12CZ
Oreene Cananea do pfd
- 1 .mirmri .
rt u. . . x
Ksrr Lake rtak Copper '60'. 424
Lake Copper 14 Winona a
42H
La Salle Copper.
84 WoWerlBs
5
II
Jtfl.ml coppsr
Bi-41vtdsnl.
"4
' Neve 1-orc rtlntast Stocks.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8. Closing" Quotation
en mining stocks were:
Alio 1(0 Little Chief 1
Com. Tunnel stock.. 14 Mexlcas 140
do bonds , ) Ontario ., , " sa
Con. Csl. A Va '. 44 OuStr iM
Horn Silver 14 Standard j
Iroa Silver 90 Yellow Jacket 40
suadvllle Cea. 1
Offered.
Coffee Market,
NEW YORK, Sept. l-COFFB-ruture
Olosed steady, net two points lowsr to nine
points higher. Sales, UKSvO bags. Septem
ber, 12.42c; October, 12.0so; November, 11 96c '
December, ll.tCo; January, U 84o; February
lLBOo; March, April, May. June, July and
August, 11.77c. Spot coffee, steady: No. 7
Rio, 13o; No. 4 Santos, 14H0. Mild, Quiet:
Cordova, 14V4igil6c, nominal.
agar Market.
NEW YORK. bVpt. I. SUO AR Raw
strong; muscovado. 69 test, 6.36o; centrif
ugal. 96 test. 6.76c; molaasas, t test, to;
refined strong. !
St. LoaU Live ttook Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2. C A TTLE Rcl p t a,
2.600 head; market steady to 16c lower; na
tive and export Steers, t6 75ti815; dressed
beeves. 34.757.00 :steers. under l.OoO pounds,
tt OOiiS.OO; cows and heifers. l3.0Gtf i.tO; can
Hern, II OffiiJ.75; bills, I2.75,?i5.26; calvel 4 00
CtKi'iO: .Texas steers, 14 0uro4j.2o.
H OO 3 Receipts, 6.3u0 head; market
stesdy; pigs snd lights, 34.50(37.46; packers,
I7..vn" 40; butchers and best hesvles, 87.25
67 45.
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts, 3.600
head; market steady; native muttons, 13.26
43-t 00; lambs, 34.0lxQ4.sa; eulls and bucks,
ti422.30.
took la liar ht.
Receipts of Live stork at the five principal
Western markets yesterday:
cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
South Omaha.
St. Joseph ,
Kansas City...
St. Louts
Chicago
Totals
tfiiO
4,0.0
l16
l.ftilO
16-0
2,6t)
1.UU0
8.000
3.600
t.4)
1.0)0
U0
0H0
.ao
10. ow)
.7.400 36.700 12.100
Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Big
Returns
OMAHA LIYESIOCK MARKET
Cattle Receiptt Light, Prices Show
Very Little Chang-is.
HOGS 0H5 HIGHER, CLOSE LOWER
hea ad l.amk neeelpt l lkeral for
o I. ate la the Week, bal rrlces
Are Oenerally Vary Wall
MalataUed.
SOUTH OMAHA, SepL 8. Ull
Hots h';
fficial Menosv
flloial Tuesda t.esl
Offioial Wednesday j 9
OfilcisJ Thursday ....... 2.270
kstimat Friday too
I Ins . iv
041
6.778
4 4
4.0UO
tutll
18,274
39.804
I.IVJ
. Five dsyl this week. ...is let 22.3M 10.114
tame days last week, .. .90.IM .;i8 l.l-
Same dsrs 8 weeks agn,. SO sAt 39 486 79.34
tame dsy I week! ago.. 34 241 M l 49.71
fame day 4 week ao..2s.44 IS.Int M.I4I
Same ds.y last year... .89.740 30,910 143.47
The following Utile enow th receipt of
cattle, hog and sheep at Sou?ti Omaha for
h year to date, as compared wilb last
1 year: 1911. 110. Ino. Pee.
Itattle t86.4' 78S510 ....... t.071
1 Hogs i.T4.16) 1.4"! n tn,467 .......
Jheep 1.372,731 1.3iS,0ti2 t
The following table enow the average
fries of hog at South Omaha for the
last several day, witn coinpariooi
Date I 1911. ltl0.ll0t.lt06.llin.lrd6.190l.
Aug. 19..,
Aug. 30..
Aug. il..
aept. 1..
Kept. 3..
SPt. 2..
Sept. 4..
eept. 5...
dept. 6...,
Sept. 7...,
ept. t..
!5
14V.1 I tl
I tl 1 47
t 01 71
1 94 7 77 1 53
t tl i TOi I K
71 t 66 t .7
I 71 I 7i I 71
1 t 86) I II
10.. - .
I 66 I ho)
I I 761 t 44
6 76' t 117 SO
I II! t 7I 6 t
I 68 J H I I 31
014
53
(W4l I 79 7 83
7 82 6
I Kv.
7 87 t
7 80(6
t 4i
IS14, 3 Isi 1 kv, 4s,
1 s
I rs
7 17 H
.V.
671
VI Yl IM1
8-',t 9 17
U!s t
I I 111
I IL
in; mi
1 9t t 44 1
I I UN I M
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live eiock
ths Cuiya stock ytvrde, Koutll Omaha,
twenty-four hours ending at I p,
yesterday :
tUSCKlPTS CARLOADS.
, . Catile.lloas.aneep.il'
at
for
ai.
r a.
1-., 11 ex M. I' ,, ., 1
v abash
L'nion Pacllio n
1
14
31
v-. as i. iv eai 1
C. at N. W., west.... 6
C, Ht. P., il. A O.... I
St. Q., east I
C 11. at si-, west.,.. 1
V., R. 1. it P., cast.. ..
(.., 1C 1. ,Vt P., west.. 1
Illinois Central........ 1
Chicago Ut. West
1
U
4
1
1
1
'I
Total receipt 28 to
10
DlklpOSlTION-MKAO.
Cattle.Mogs.8hep,
Omaha Packing Co.
Swilt and CoiMpany 304
Cudahy packing co 22ti
Armour 4s wo 99
s. aupply co ....
Miller & feenton 14
W. B, van tant Co Wo
F. at. Lewis
Huston & Co 21
J. tt. Root es Co 13
J. H. stulla 17
MoCreary & Carey 18
B. Weruielmeri.... 47
Other buyer 32 1
IMI
1,44
sul
60
l,tv4
11.614
Totals 1.091 4,113 16,106
CA'l 1 LC Catfle reoetpts this morning
were very light, there being haraly enouga
In sight to make a market, ib total tor
the week shows a railing on ol over s,ww
bead aa compared with last week ana a
aecrease of over ll.uuo beat) aa aomparea
with tns same day a year ago.
Ther wer hardiy enough nnilnf oattle 1,1
sight to make a test of tne market or in
terest buyer so that a usual un a Friday
the trade waa without any new or especially
attractive features. The prices paia aia
not show very much cnange as compared
with yesterday, but were arounu ttio
lOwer man last week.
Aiuon the arrivals r a few good
f seders, but aa usual. toward the ciosw of
the week the Demand waa nut overly brisk
and the trade showed more or less weakness
as oompared with yesterday and witn price
generally weak to lojjlie lower man one
week s4io. ...
Uuotauon on aatlv oattl: Good to
choloo beef Steers, 87.30&7.76; fair to good
beet steers, b.ouo.7.3o; common to lair oeei
steers. H.1Htv.toi good to oaoie belter,
t6.wx4v6.sv; good ta ohoio eowe, 4.6otj6.tx);
fair to good cow, 33.764.40; common to
fair cows, 32.D043.6i Veal oalves, 3.60i(j.7.26.
Quotations on range came: uooa to
choice stockere and feeder, t.3&(8.0o; fair
to good stookers and feeders, 4.tu4Si6.2e;
common ta fair stockers and feeders, 3.6txjy
4.261 stook heifers, te.2fr34.40; bulls, slags,
etc., 4U.vixie6.00.
Representative sale:
cowax
Me.
I...
lo...
I...
I...
4...
7...
1...
I...
10...
1...
I...
Pr.
NO. Av.
Pr.
t"
I to
I 81
4 64
4 0
4 4
S3
4 24)
6 00
I U
.......1071
....Kll
I IM
8 .'..1094
4 ....1(7
.. 9:4
.. ol
.. 11
.. l
.. 114
.. eoo
.. 404
..II
.. 676
.. 600
l
1 a
14..... wie
HaUFavit.
18 !:::::
141 4 ...
I II I....
I 76 I
, 40
, 794
, Ibt
, 171
, SM
(JAiiVluB.
1 IM
I. 41
171
1 10
I 44
4 0
I 00
I tl
1 1
T 00
I 19
!2
1 m
l uo 1
AN Li FUkDlbltd.
7 36
tllA-KIKlS
4 677 1 II
a 424 4 00
I M 4 16
II 124 4 II
4 4.0 4 0
ii 171 I U
I ISI 4 66
W YOMINO.
No. Av. Pr.
11 cow 69t 3 45
21 feeder.. tuO 4 7t
17 itei....1093 I Ou
9 feeders.. 676 4 so
44 feeders.. 900 4 60
14 feeders.. 862 4 60
IX cows 900 4 20
No.
A v.
Fr.
4 10
4 30
4 9e
4 2d
460
I 66
4 60
tto
4 30
4 60
4 74
410
410
10 cows,
11 cows.
861
926
I feeders.. tm
9 belter... 823
42 feeder.. 976
is eows 831
10 feeders.. 796
21 steer.. ..1070 t 00
86 eowe....
41 COWS....
87 feeders.
It mixed..
10 feedere.
. tit
16 cow 1063 I '
70
tit
921
640
64t
16 oow 790
28 f seder.. 7W
12 heifers.- 966
10 steer. ...1130
42 steer.. ..1064
4 60
4 75
4 60
t It
110 kteer.
,.104
6 40
Wyoming.
T feeder.. 344 4 M 15 feeders.. 944 4 SO
I feeders.. 863 4 60 7 feeders.. 892 4 60
W, Bv Lotspelcn Nebraska.
74 steers. ...1166 3 60
HOG A Hog trade started out at a very
fair pace, but finished In lam condition.
It was a market aafsly to higher on about
three do ten loads that were sold early, th
period Of Improvement being followed by
a dead lull. When bualnes finally re
opened, practically all ot tha early gala
had vanished, and late sale averaged no
better than steady. Movement la tbe 1st.
ter part of the eesslon was decidedly dull,
a oondttlon due largely to reports of cau
tious buying at Chicago, and clearano at
II o'clock found several loade still In
first hands, with poor preepeots of clear-
'"fix Of receipt had no appreciable In
fluence upon the demand, a eatlmate
called for only sixty-two loads. Ordinary
butcher animal mad up the big bulk, and
many classes that brought tt IW7.0O early
had to sell at t6.03.9t after the "recess."
Long strings ranged from 84.90 to 37.00 and
tops reached 17.15, a high price that was
paid early by a shipper.
Order from outside concern wer gen
erally hard to locate and the aggregate
hipping purchase did not exceed twelve
or fifteen loads. Bacon hogs were favored
by margin buyer, but quality, rather than
weight, was tha main consideration
No. i
1
Av. a. pr. N. Av, es. pr
..list
...UI
...174
...VI
...mo
...i
...174
...Is
...444
...ITT
...Ml
...177
...rt
...in
...241
...441
...1.1
...Jtl
...144
...1st
...tut
...IM
94
I 44 ,
I 90
I 0
I M
Tl UI too 4714
17
111
111
U0 I 4714
... T 0
IS) IN
... 1 0
O0 t0
SO T 06
I.,
76.,
I.
...
14...
It:::
...
to...
44...
41...
TO...
44...
47...
'44...
4T...
II...
10...
It...
19...
46...
71...
IT...
....!!
....121
....110
....241
....!
."ft.
....104
...4l
....100
....tl
....t.t
I 41
JS
I 44
14
I 41
4 44
I M
I Si
4 94
4 St
4 ti
I tt
4 9714
1 nij
I 47(4
I tllj
1 4T14
I 17(4
I 4714
4..
ST..
ft::
1..
41..
40..
12
.. too
so 00
10
40
40
44
120
1 04
t 0
t 0
41 144 120 t 0
4T 444 ... T 4
1 1.1 14 T 00
....te
....111
....271
...131
....271
....11!
...181
....2T
....114
u
10 t 40
::: 8
... 7 00
IM t SS
I t 02(4
... tot
10 t 14
... f 11
44...
44...
M...
47...
..ISO
TT 221
II.
41.
11 171
42 til
I 91ls
KHEKP While the fresh reoelpte of eheep
and lambs were light, they were easily
large enough to meet requirements of the
demand, as several loads of lambs, Inbe
tweea quality, tallied to find outlets y ester
day. fctulk of offerings consisted of feeder
classes, the proportion of fat atuff being
hardly large enough to create any Interest
in packing circles. Practically everything
sola on a steady basis, but tbe demand!
exoept for fat muttons, had a very dull
tone. Desirable gluing wethers, wt. oto..
ruled a little stronger In spots and showed
very fair action. Feeding lambs ranged
from 16.0006.06 downward and early aales
of fat lambs Indicated a quotable top of
16 40 or poeslbly I 60.
Today's run round off a week' sueolv
triat Is the heaviest Of ths season thus
far amounting to about 137 ) head. Lsmhs
predominated In th receipts and feeders
outnumbered fat arrivals. Huyers natur
ally took a bearish view ef the trade and
wer encouraged In lh,e sttilude by slumpy
fonditluiiM elsewhere. Kst lamhs, now sell
ing at 36.IOi(i.l a show net declines of .h j
too for the week, while feeder lambs sra
closing 167.'.1! lower. Pheep. both feeder
and tat, have been well Sustained at all
times. Dally clearances, always found bulk
In sevond hands, but were Seldom Com
plete. The feeder msrket was the largest and
busiest, of course, as western rsnge are
furnishing thin and In-between classes
rather than finished offt-rings at present.
Packers' tab last night placed the four
davs' purchase by country and specula
tive buyer It 17,0)0 head, about 70 per
cent of total receipts. Spreads between fat
and feeder lambs have, narrowed cotieoder
ahly. th margin being less thsn a half
dollar In most bases.
uuolstions on cneep snd Lambs Umhi,
food. L. 27fll i; I m ols. Culls, I(40ij4i,
lambs, feeders, $4J6u.ll5; yearlinss, fair
to choice, 4.uU4 30; )earllngs, feeders, .;
hi 2m; wethers, handy. t3.3iti3t0; wethers,
hnavy, M l.14i3.10; Wethers, feeders, 33 tn7)
l i; ewes, good to Choice. 3 iHKiil i; we
fair to good. 12.7103.00; ewes, breeders, 13 J
3S1; ewes, feeders, tlt;03.tO; ewes, oulls
ft 60rf72 26.
Represcntstlve sales;
No. AV, rr..
lio Iflltio Isihl'S, feeder .....82 too
its: Idaho ittmbs, feeder M 4 76
1,017 ldsho lambs M t 36
IM Idaho lamb 71 I It
33 V) omlii4 i a inns, feeders .64 too
t.l M yoininu; iambs, feeders tl 4 tt
t)l M y outing lambs, feeders 66 6 CO
117 Wyoming Ismbe, feeders tt 4 J
tOWyumnig ws im fit
1K8 Idaho jeatllntts. Wether 94 2 tt
37 Wyoming lambs 84 tit
47 Wyoming ewes Ill 96
479 Wyoming owea PU 1 10
147 Wyoming ewes lit t 26
t Wyoming wethers y t 60
fll Wyoming yearlings, feeders., hi 4 10
121 Wyoming yesrllnRS, feeders.. 80 4 10
4i Wyoming yearlings, feeders.. 80 4 10
tfiO Wyoming lambs, feeders 4 t 10
7K2 Wyoming lambs, feeders 56 t 10
1W Wyoming ismbs, feeders.... 61 6 00
24 Wyomlns, Ismbs, feeder.,,, 64 6 00
6it Wyoming lambs, feeders to t 00
181 W omliial lamb, fdrs., eulls 60 4 2-1
2SJ Idaho Ismbs, feeders.. 67 t 00
31 Idaho lambs, feeder!. ...t 59 100
Ml Idaho lamlis. feeders b9 8 0
l) Wyoming ewes, feeders 92 I 13
200 Wyoming eivej, feedere 91 2 66
ifoi Wyoming ewrs, fdrs., culli.. 81 I 16
216 Wyoming feeder ewes ,., 92 t as
fW Wyoming feeder ewes,,, 91 2 15
161 Wyoming feeder f wes 91 2 6A
75 Wyoming feeder ewes 91 1 7
tl Wyoming feeder ewes 72 1 00
808 Idaho lamb ,,, 71 8 46
561 Idaho lairtb , 78 8 45
89 Idaho la ml 71 180
644 Idaho lambs 71 I 30
69 Idaho yearling 91 3 75
3M Idaho frtder lambs 18 I 00
MO ldsho feeder lamb tl I 00
213 Idaho feeder Ismbs 65 t 00
14 Idaho feeder lambs M t 00
81 Idaho feeder lambs 61 6 00
160 Idaho feeder lambs 61 I 00
346 Wyoming feeder Ismbs 60 t 06
3a. Wyoming feeder Ismb 5 t 04
626 Wyoming feeder lambs 60 t 06
197 Wyoming feeder lambs 17 105
360 Wyoming feeder lambs 89 1 OR
46 Wyo. feeder Ismbs, oulls 47 4 00
II Wyo. feeder lambs, oulls 43 4 00
CHICAGO L1VK STOCK MARKET
Demand for (attic anil Sheep Steady
Hotte Weak.
CMICAOO. Sept. .OATTLlf-Recelpts,
1,000 head; market steady ;, beeves, .1.0ir(J
1:10; Texss steers, 4.36.40; western steers,
HOOtfrr.OO: stocker and feeder, isOoitrS.So;
cows and heifer, 32.t6fitf-90; calves, 16.264?
too.
HOtJs Receipts, 9,000 held: market weak
at opening prices; light, ti.96ti7.7B; mixed,
8a.90ir7.50j, heavy. 86.761W 46; rough. 16.7o4
6 96; good to choice heavy. I6U7.45; pigs,
t4.75iB'7.S0: bulk of gales, tfa7.t0.
SHEKP AND LAMBS Receipts. 10.000
head; market steady; natives. 12.253.90;
western 32.5vfi4.0fl: yetrlinnM. 33.90(fi4.70: na
tive lambs, t.75vj.00; western, I4 2MI6.00.
'ntsimni City Llv Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, Sept. t.CATTLW Re
ceipt, 1,600 head, Including 1.000 southerns;
market stesdy; dressed beef and export
steers, 17.0.1(8.00; fair to good, I0.26&U Uv;
western steer, 14.767.00; stocker and
feeders, 13.505.75; southern steers, 14.0(k3
t.26; southern oows, 2 76U4.26: native cows,
13.7MjS.00; natlv heifers. 14.007.60; bulls,
3.254i4.25; calves, 14.5ij-7.75.
HOGS Reoelpts, 8,600 head; market to to
10o higher; bulk of sales, 17003 7. SO; heavy,
?.904ji(,t6: packers and butchers, 17.007.20;
Ight. 7.05ffl7.16.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, l.OoO
head; market 10c lower; lamb, I4 766 2fi;
wethers, 18.0047360; ewes. t2.04jl.S5;, atock
r and feeder, t2.5043M.00.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Sept. I. CATTLE Re
Selpts, 1,300 head. Market steady; steers,
14 60t3'7.7S: oows and heifers, 2.IO(B6.00;
oalves, 13T6Q7.7t. .
HOGS Receipt. 2,000 head. Market
steady to strong; top, 17.16; bulk Of sales,
H.Oftrwr.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpis, 600
head. Market steady; lambs, lt.WiJ6.0t).
W.L.FTsher Arrives in
Seattle from Alaska
Secretary of Interior Styt Controller
Bay' Harbor Facilities Have
Been Exaggerated.
SEATTLE. Wash., Sept. t Secretary ol
the Interior Walter L. Fisher, who left
Seattle August 16 on a tour of Alaska, ar
rived hare today on tha revenue cutter
Taooma.
Secretary Fisher's trip Included Journeys
over the whole mileage of the three rail
roads of Alaska. He talked with everyone
he met who bad suggestion to offer on
the policy of the Interior department.
Mr. Fisher said today that he did not
wish td make a statement of the conclu
sions he bad reaohed as to the betterment
of condition In Alaska. In conversations
In Alaska and on the steamer the secretary
declared himself In favor or wagon road
construction, aids to agriculture and the
expediting of settlement of titles to coal
olalma.
Mr. Fisher expressed disappointment with
th Bering river coal deposit. Th coal,
he laid, seemed much broken up and
where exposed to the air orumbled at the
touch. Controller bay did not Impress the
secretary as offering the harbor facilities
that had been represented.
46
44
Two Men Arrested
With a Mona Lisa
Fair Held in Town in Spain witl
Painting: Which Both Attert it
Copy of Masterpiece.
MADRID, SepL I The newspaper. Es
pana Libre says that two foreigner bav
been arreatcd at Leon. They wer carrying
a basket containing a "Mona Lisa." Ths
men protested against their detention, as
serting that the pioture waa only a copy
of Leonardo Davtncl's stolen masterpiece,
which they were taking to Colmbra where
they reside. Th authorities have no fur
ther details of th report.
A press dispatch from Leon says that
tha two man were observed taking bag
gag from an automobile at tbe door of au
Inn on the ouuklrts of the city. A large
picture attracted the attention of aa ob
server, who peering through an opening
la the covering, thought he recognised the
painting. He at once notified the authori
ties who lost no time In arresting the men.
The detained persons gave the name
of Harl Barbusse and Letellier. Tbe police
absolutely refuse all Information.
C. r. Kaehale Itetaras.
DENISON, la.. SepL l. (8pola.)-C. F
Kuehule of tble city ha returned from
three month of travel In Germany and
England, making observations on econon :i
problem. He will now turn his attend.,.,
to his extensive business affaire and look
after hi candidacy for governor before th
republican prtmarle next June.
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