TIIR ItEKi OMAHA, FRIDAY, NCITEMHKR 29, 1011.
REAL ESTATE
K-tilM St RAXCIt UXI) FOR SAt.U
Tessa Coatlaaetl.
IVP tcre orango orchard 11,000 00,
flGOOO b, balance terms. Bearing or
i aid, four year, Sand for booklet. Ma
lailn Land Co., Audubon, la.
I'tah.
LAND In Una or small tract a for
farming, fruit ralalnc or Inveetments;
brat of cllmat; artesian wall water;
plenty of water for Irrigation; fifty miles
from Eslt Lake City, close to railroad
town. Thla la tha beat land bargain In
I'tah. If you want land It will pay you
to see me for prtoes and tarme. John
Maresh. 436 Baa building, Omaha, Nab,
Miseellaaaetas,
IOWA and NEBRASKA farma. Oraham
tc Patera, 827 Omaha Nat'l Uana lildg.
Do you want a 820-aora
REAL ESTATE WANTED
HAVB you good property you ara anx
ious to sell? If ao, wrlta full descrip
tion, giving lowest price; beat terma. W.
E. Nlcnola. loll State St., Syracuse. N. Y.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED City loana and warrants.
V. Karnani Smith & Co., 1220 Farnam St.
OMAHA Property and Nebraska Land a.
O'KEEFE REAL EHTATK CO..
101 New Omaha Nat'l Bank Building.
MONEY TO LOAN Payne Inv. Co.
WANTED City loana. Petera Trust Co.
CITY and farm. JOHN N. FRENZER.
MONEY to loan on business or resi
dence properties, 11.000 to $800,000. W. II.
THOMAS, 403 Flrat Nat. Bank Bldg.
1100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D.
Wend. Wead Bldg., 18th and Farnam.
LOW RATES. BEMIS-CARLBEROCO.,
810-31J Brandels Theater Bldg.
WANTED FARM LOANS. Kloke In
vestment Company, Omaha.
B&Wntfn on c!y 'nd tarm property.
01020 w. B. Melkle. 808 Ramge.
FIRST TRUST C0m, sc1
LARGE city loana wanted; mortgages
A bonds bougnt and sold. 8TUL.L, BKU&
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
AN EXCEPTIONAL. PROPOSITION.
Kir bale, will take one-Lalf In ex
change. A beautiful corner lot at a big
sacrifice If taken at once, 51V feet on
Broadway In Excelalor Springs. Mo., the
great all-year- round health and pleas
ure resort, where the new large fire
proof Elms hotel and the Kansaa City,
Excelalor Springs and St. Joaeph Elec
tric railway la now under construction,
both to be completed and In operation
by spring, 1912; beside many other ex
tensive iinprovementa to be made in the
near future. Thla fine corner lot is very
centrally located and la suitable for t
atore rooms on first floor, with I stories
above for an apartment house. There
la not on a foot f around for sale within
three or four blocks weat on the same
aide of Broadway that can be botujM
for leaa than 1300.00 par foot, but If sold
at once we will sell this lot for 1300.00
per front foot, besides this la a fin cor
ner lot fronting on two atreeta, with the
other side open. We will acoept about
one-half In exchange In good land or
property, clear of Incumbrance preferred,
or nearly so. This lot will sell for dou
ble this price within a year, even If
party doea not care to build on It. Tha
new elect rlo car line will pasa on both
front streeta of thla lot. Reason for this
great sacrifice, must have about $3,650.00
cash at once, balance long time. Address
P. O. Box No. 122, Excelalor (springs. Mo.
TO TRADE 160 acres New Huron, 8.
IX, price 110,000; mortgage 25,400, equity
M.C00. What have you? C. C. Issenhuth,
140 Brandels Theater Bldg.
HALF section of good land, E miles
frim Kimball, Neb. (county seat). Twenty
acres and a town lot In the onion belt
of Texas. Twenty acres and two town
lots In the fig and orange (gulf coast)
belt of Texas. Two nice quarters of table
land near Juleaburg, Colo. Will consider
a bunch of good horaes, good cattle or
clear, earning town property. Address
Box 64, Albion, Neb.
TO TRADE A $1,000 equity In a fjve
room house, barn and two lots In Omaha
for automobile. J. A. Chambers, Ander
son, la
I HANDLE exchanges everywhere. For
results see me. Dean, 617 Bee Bldg. D. 1392.
EXCHANGES A. C. Jewell, Board of
Trade. D. 1637.
WE exchange properties of merit. C. W.
Welsh, 812-13 O. N. Bee Bldg. Doug. 7S6i
EXCHANGE for what you want. Shopen
aV Co., Exchange Experts, Paxton Blk.
SEE J. L. Barber to sell, or exchange
anything. 440 Board of Trade. D. 4341.
FOR EXCHANOE-Oood level Platte
county, 80 acres, for Omaha or Lincoln
residence, clear. Address 626 little Bid-.,
Lincoln, Neb.
WANTED TO BUY
CASH paid for books. Crane. 218 B. 14th,
ROOMING HOUSE WANTED.
At once; must be close In; will pay
cash. Addrcsa. E 304, Bee.
I PAY cash (or judgments, defaulted
and otherwise, against Southern Call
fornians. A. C. Toliver, 621 Byrne Bldg.,
Loa Angelea, Cal.
WANTED second hanu auto , unabout.
It or 20-hurse power, give full parttculara
and price in first letter. E. L Tanga
man, Danbury, Ja.
WANTED-Baby buggy, good condition.
1021 .V St., So. Omaha; atate price.
GO OUT to Rourke park and root for
Omaha. If J. Kobal, 26 Elm St., will
com to The Bee oftice within three daya
w will give him a ticket to the ball
gam at Rourke park.
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED To rant 4-room houae, part
modun, in any pail ot city. Address
,. tit, Bee.
FOR a dainty dessert use Daliell'a lc
cream. If Mrs. Anderson, 1008 8. 20th St.,
will come to The Bee ofilce within three
daya w will give her an order for a
quart brick of this fine ic cream.
WANTED SITUATIONS
SITUATION wanted on farm or ranch,
excellence Willi anurp. Jouu ItuuuuMu,
2Go4 M St., bouts) Omaha.
GOOD cook and houakeeper wants
place, where husband and two email chil
dren can board. Addreaa H 845 Be.
HOUSEKEEPER wanU position for a
bachelor widower or a small family; Sun
day forenoons for church. Helen
Bjuratron. Koul 1 Box 4. Benson, Neb.
FIRST class practical nurse can be en
gaged at one. Web. 1114.
OUNCl lady, with high school educa
tiwn. wishes a position. C to. Bee.
MAN wants position as Janitor; good
references. Address B-Uu, car Bee.
KlIlST claaa practical nura can b
engaged at nce. Iougiaa (14,
A CAPABLE energetic woman of ex
perience and ability wants poaltlon as
vook and housekeeper for club house, or
in widowers tami.y tan furnishbeat
references. Addreaa Mrs. E. W. 114 Weat
vn North flatte. Neb. 1
WANTED Piac on farm for hov 14
years old. S 136. Bee. 007 "
AN experienced pharmacist with tha
best possible references as to character
habits and ability, wants work In Omaha'
South Omaha or Council Bluffs. Wui
work for a moderate salary, if work la
permanent. la also competent to fill al
most any position In a drug or book
store, 4 11. car set.
WANTEDSITUATIONS
(Continued.)
COLLKOH man ? with typewriter
wants permanent pwaltloti. Take dicta
tion, billing) bundle t-orraporlenca, N
short hand. Adtlreee N, Mu, ear Mea.
KXl'KIUKNt'Ki) white lady wishes po
sition as cashier, night or day during or
after carnival, Fleaae state salary wish
to give. Aiurm w em, tiee.
PLAIN cooking- or second work by neat
colored girl. 27 Farnam, Harney 4i.
WASHING or cleaning for Thureday or
rriaajr. woo. sjii.
COLORED lady wlahe position a 000k.
Webater 1814.
STENOGRAPHER with soma tiffins
experience wants poaltlon with chance
lor aavancement; email salary to begin
with. Address, a 314, car Bee.
EVERY rerson knows who T. J.
O'Brien Is because he has made Omaha
famous with his candy. If Mrs. Halm.
2.vi2 Sprairue St., will com to The Bee
office within three days w will give her
an order for a 60-cent box of O Brian's
canay free.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST
Ship your stock to South Omaha:
save mileage anil shrinkage; your
consignments receive prompt and
careful attention.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
Byers Bros. & Co. strong and responsible.
WOOD BROS., 234-38 Exchange Bldg.
Great West. Com. Co., Omaha A Denver.
W. R. SMITH 4 EON Just handle sheep.
W. F. DENNY A CO., 333 Exch. Bldg.
TAGO BROS, handle cattle, hogs, sheep.
CLIFTON Com. Co., 323 Exchange Bldg.
Donahue A Randall Co., 302 Exch. Bldg.
Clay, Robinson A Co., 200 Exch. Bldg.
The Standard Com. Co., 116 Exch. Bldg.
W. R. SMITH at SON Just handle sheep.
Interstate Co. Better results. Ship to us.
BURKE-RICKLY CO., 301 Exch. Bldg.
L. E. ROBERTS A CO., 22 Exch. Bldg.
Allen Dudley A Co., 236-37 Exch. Bldg.
Cox Jones Com. Co., bunch of hustlers.
Ralston A Fonda, live stock com. mar.
Farmers L. S. Com. Co., 200 Exchanga
Deposit proceeds of shipments In Stock
Yards Nat'l Bank. Only bank at yards.
WINN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bldg.
LAVERTY BROS., 138-40 Exch. Bldg.
Paxtqn-Eckman Chem. Co. st'k remedlea
Martin Bros. 4t Co., 203-7 Exch. Bldg.
Alex G. Buchanan & Son. 164-56 Ex. Bide
OMAHA THE GRAIN MARKET
WEEKS GRAIN CO., grain merchant,
consignments solicited. iVi Brandels.
THE UPDIKE GRAIN CO. Consign
ments carefully handled. Omaha, Neb.
MERRIAM COMMISSION CO. "Ask the
man who has tried us."
Nebraska-Iowa Grain Co. 764 Brandels.
CAVERS ELEVATOR CO., wholesale
dealers in grain, hay, chop teed. 731
liiandeis Bldg.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle Htsher Hoa
Weak -Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO, Sept. 28. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4,000; market lOo higher; beevea,
S4.76i.65; Texas steers, t4.S0.10; west
ern steers, $4.1d1.10; stockers and feed
era, $J.lty6.fio; cows and heifers, 2.00Ui.20;
calves, Jo.OW-tjS.W.
HOGS Receipts, 18,000 head; market
weak; beat grades 6c higher; others 6v310c
lower; light, $4.066.70; mixed, $6.0076;
heavy, $o.foS6.70; rough, $6.85gti.06; good
to choice heavy, $6.00136. "0; pigs, $3.50a
6.00; bulk of sales, $6.K'a6.66.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 20,000
head; market steady; native, tZ.WVg 4. 15 ;
western, $2.7f4.20; yearlings, $3.8684.w;
native lambs, $4.00.00; western, (4.10S
6.10.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2S. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6.000 head; including 2,000 south
er na; market, steady to a shade higher;
dressed beef and export steers, 17.007.80;
fair to good, $5,154(0.90; western steers,
$4.407.00; stockers and feeders, 63.606.00;
southern steers, $3.706.26; southern M,
$3.003.50; native cows, $2.756.00; native
heifers, $4.0l&'7.00; bulls. $3.54.60; calves,
14.MKfrf.7S.
HOGS Receipts, 7,000 head; market (
to lOo higher; bulk of sales, se.2orjiti.40;
heavy, I6.20O6.36; packers and butchers,
$6.2o6.46; lights, ti.10i36.40; pigs, 34.00
4. 76.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,000
head; market steady to strong; lambs,
$4,754(8.00; yearlings. 34.00r34.76; wethers,
$3.2Mi4.00; awes, $3.00i&3.76; stockers and
feeders, I2.60fc4.00.
St. Louie Live Stoek Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 28. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,000 head; Including 2,300 Texans;
market strong, active: native shipping
and export steers, 66.7nrSA.16; dressed and
butcher steers, $6.7f'ij7.U); steers under
1,000 pounds, $4.004i7.70; stockers and feed
ers, $3.00(6.00; cows and heifers, 33009
7.60; canners, 31.0Orat.60; bulla, $i.7Vu.26;
calvea, t4.00rgA.00; Texas and Indian steers,
$4.a'ti.26; cows and heifers, tS.OO197.6O.
HOGS Receipts, 7.HO0 head; market
steady to shade lower; pigs and Hunts,
t4.0mg6.60; packers, t6.40fc6.70; butchers
and beat heavy, 6.40ifj.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, . 3.000
head; market, 10c to )6c lower; native
muttons, t3.25ra4.00; lambs, t4.00fc6O0; culls
and bucks, ll.26fct.60; stockers, $1603.00.
St. Joseph Live Stoek Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Sept. 28. CATTLE
Recelpta, 1,000 head; market, steady;
steers, M Wtatt.OO; cows and heifers, tiMii
t.00; calves, t3.T6Q8.00.
HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head; market, 6V9
10c lower; top, 16.46; bul kot sales, 16.20
tlS5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4,800
head; market, steady; lambs, ta.OOfc6.00.
Stoek la Slkt.
Receipts of live stock at tha five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
vame nogs, nneep.
South Omaha nw
Bt. Joaeph
Kansas City
St. Louis ....
Chicago
Totals ...
... 1,000
... 6,000
... ,00
... 4.00ft
6,60d
6.000
7,000
T,n0
18.000
U.760 44.400
12,600
4.800
6.000
S.000
30,000
46,800
'Cottoa Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 28. COTTON Foot
closed quiet: middling uplanda. 10.46c;
middling, gulf. 10.70c. Bales. 1.2u0 bales.
Cotton futures closed ateady. Close:
September. 10.18c: October. 10.10c; No
vember, 10 22c; December, 10 37c; January,
10.32c; February. 10.36c; March, - 10.44c;
April, 10.48c; May, 10.68c; June-July,
10.00c.
Oaaaka Prodaea Market.
BUTTER Creamery, 2Wc; packing
stock 19c.
EOG9 No. 1. lHc; No. 3. Uc.
POULTRY Broilers, 13Vic; springs, c;
roosters, 6c; hens. 10c; geee. ao.
jr lafsr Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. t8.-8UGAR-Raw.
easy; muscovado. 88 teat, 606c; centrl.
fugal, 84 teet, 66c; molasses, tt teat, tllo.
Refined, steady
Weol Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 28.-WOOL Weak;
territory and western mediums, r2iHc;
tin mediums. 17fclc; fine. II16UC.
Bank ntarlaga.
OMAHA, Sept. 27. Bank cleartnge fcr
today war $2.462. 864. 61 and .'or the corre
sponding day laat year ti826.i07.54.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Values Experience Decline Owing to
Stock Depression.
CASH WHEAT IS IN O00D DEIiAXD
Advlaaa fraaa llllaala sat Mla
aart Are tjemflraalaaj lb Uaaa
a a Deae ta t era 1st Skawat
hr Heeeat Wet Weatker,
- I,
OMAHA, Sept. 3. 1BU.
Uraln value have had a deullu owing
to the nsrvaua dsuraaaiuii and Uneaar
feeling lu Mew Turk stocks and huidera
hare been fumed out of theil' lung wltaat
vn the breaks. Cash Wheat la la
lent eeinand and la bringing suod pre
iiiiums aim Liverpool eabiea are showing
niuuh better etretiarth. I ha run tit sprina
wheat at northwaaiern markets will auun
be uver and th situatluit iavora a re
vuvery from theae levels,
News advloea from Illinois and Mis
suuii aiw VMUiii'iiiiud u4Hae bune
worn In the shook by the lausiit wet
weather, Uutpplng aaiaS aro laodaraiciy
neavy and the torelan situation and smai.
atooka on hand, vuupled with light uouif
try offerings, all point to mgUar prioaa,
Xhar waa soma reaouun alter the
heavy liquidation of yesterday and firmer
atook vaiuea helped to clinoh tn dacllu
in wheat. Cash wheat sold Vilo lower.
Reports on corn are oomlng in more and
more bullish and buyers are receiving
more enoouragement. The sttuauon war
rants an advance and higher prluea art
looked for.
Primary wheat receipts war 1,267,000 bu.
and shipments were 602,000 bu., against re
ceipts laat year of 1,161,000 bu. and ship
ments of 772,000 bu.
lTlmary corn receipts wjr 667,000 bu.
and shipments were 4W.O0O bu.. annt re
ceipts last year of 422,000 bu. and ship
ments of 674.000 bu. '
Clearances war 119,000 bu. of corn, 3,000
bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal to
160,000 bu.
Liverpool closed VI higher on wheat
and hi'tid lower on corn.
Tha following cash sales were reported:
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 4 cars, 7o; 3
cars. 97'ao: No. 3 hard. 1 car. 87 Vic: re
jected, 1 car, 84c.
cuttxM mo. 1 white, 1 car, etvicj sso. a
yellow. 1 car, 64c: NO. 3 yellow, 3 cars.
64c; No. 3 mixed, 1 car, 6Jo; No. 4
mixed. 1 car. 63c.
OATS Mo. I white, cars, 4iVo.
Oaths Cask z-rtcea.
WHEAT No. 3 hard, 879Hc; N. I
hard. BbfcSrVao; No. 4 hard, ifc97tto.
CORN-No, 3 whlt. 64t4g4Vro; No. 3
white, 64HS4Vo; No. 4 white. 63V364c ;
No. 8 color, 64g4yo; No. 3 yellow, 63
64c; No. 3 yellow, 63S4o; No. 4 yellow,
.IS-63o; No. 2, 63Vi63o; No. 3. 63
63c; No. 4, 63r363o; no grade, 62V,y
63o.
OATS No, I white, 45f3'46o; standard,
4&yfgf46Ho; No. whltet 46V446Vc; No.
4 white, 4Sg46!4c: No. S yellow, 4ufc454c;
No. 4 yellow. 44ig)4&a.
BARLE Y Malting, $L01SL1; No. 1
feed, 0c'o$L06.
RYE No. 3, 8789c; No. 3, 8&3S80.
Carlvt Kcoelpta.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 83 20 134
Minneapolis 6tU ... ...
Omaha 21 27 21
iJiuuth 2o3
CHICAGO GRAIN A.1U PKOVIS10.!
Featarea of th Tradlna; and Cloalna
Price as Board of Trade.
CHICAOXA Sept. 28. Wheat today re
flected the Improved tone in stocks, in
oonsequence, toe niarkot clotiea at an au
vanue ot Ho to 1o over last nignt. Corn
finished ho off to Hd(4o up; oats un
changed to o higher ana provisions
with a gain 01 7Vo to 20c
Removal of tne ulsturbing Influences of
Wail street depression allowed a variety
of bullish factors to help in lining the
price of wheat. The ma nest figures of
the day were readied alter news had
been received ot a trust hi are in the Ar
gentine. Previously, rough weather in
the northwest, particularly Saskaicnewan,
was a source ot decided strength. Some
sections ot the Canadian wheal country
were said to have nad practically con
tinuous rain or snow for three weeks,
making a worse condition than had been
generally recognised. The Tripoli attair
witn its waruae poaaiDiiiuea 11 ao. a ten
dency also to turn the market upward. A
good deal of attention was given to the
tact that the spring crop receipts were
running heavy. Nevertheless, the session
closed without any Important backset,
although the final tone waa nervous. Be
tween the opening and the finish Decem
ber ranged from V7Vo to and in the
and waa Ho net higher at iMVkfcltiyio.
In corn, expected large deiivarlea
weighed down the September option. The
aparing nature of offerings from the
country, however, gave aid to other fu
tures. December fluctuated from S3 to
64c, closing steady SfcVo net higher at
637fe(H64c. casn grades were in good de
mand. No. 2 yellow waa quoted at tibWitf
68 Vic.
Oats speculators who sold out yester
day were In many case busy today re
instating lines. nign ana low levels
touched by December proved to be 47Vo
and 47Vc, with the close th same as last
nitcht, 47o.
Shorts, evening up their outstanding
trades, brought about an advance in pro
vlnlons. At the close pork had risen 20o
and the other product 7Vo to 12Vfcd6o.
Artic'lslOpen. I Hlgh.j Low. Clo. Ya'y
Wh't I
Sept. 84 86 MVs 94 84
Dec. 9TW0 8Vi 87V 88V,fc'V 97H&
May. 1 WHTu 1W 103 1 04 1 03
Corn 1
Sept. 68V 684 67 68 68H
Dec 63!4fcV. 64 63 63T4'&64 63
May. 66VfcV4 66V4 66V. 66Vtf V. 65VU
Oats
Sept. 46V 4 46H 4f 46
Deo.. 47VVi 47V 47V, 47, 47,
May. 48W. 60V. 43 60 47
Pork
Jan.. 14 80 16 02V, 14 80 15 00 14 80
14 82V,
May. 14 87V, 14 87V, 14 87V 14 87Vi
Lard
Oct.. 12V 8 22V, 12V 12V, 8 06
fc8 16
Jan.. 8 70 I 87V, 8 70 8 85 8 72V,
8 77V, 8 87V.
Ribs
Jan.. 777V, 7 87 777V, 7 87V, 7 76-7Vi
May. 7 87V 7 2V 7 87V 7 92V,
i& 7 86
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; millers asking higher
prices; winter patents, $4.0O4 6o;
straights, t3.66fc4.95; best har, t6.uoti6.2;,;
spring straights, $4.40fc4.60; bakers, $3.60
4.65.
RYE No. 3, 86fcH6Vo.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 75'&05c; fair
to choice malting, tl.l"Ul.'-'2.
SEEDS Timothy. tlloOfc 14.75. Clover,
sn.oufc lD.oo.
PROVISIONS Pork, mess, per bbl.,
tl6.00fclo.12V. Lard, per luO lbs., t'15.
Hhort ribs, aldea (looeel, $8 00fjK.t,o, siioi t
clear aides (boxed), l8.76fc8.87V.
Total clearancea of wheat and flour
war equal to 160,000 bu. Primary re
celpta were 1.267, OtX) bu., compared with
L161.0U0 bu. th corresponding day a year
ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 37 cars; corn, 273 cars; ouU, Hi
cars; hogs, 12,000 head.
Utucago Caan Pricca Wheat: -No. 2 red
winter. 0cfcl.U2; No. 3 reu, Jocfc$l.u2; No.
3 hard winter, sucfctlui; No. 3 naid win
ter, V7cfcl.vo; apring, 4LVofcl.il; AO. X
northern spring, 1.Uiki1.1u; No. 3 northern
spring, $1 oodf 1 Mfrt; No. 2 spring, tl.ofc
l.oo; No. aprmg, ll.o.xii o.; io. 4 spring,
yOcfctl.03; velvet chaff, IKkritfl.Oi; durum,
Wcfctl.03. Corn. No. 3 white, 6uiitc;
No. 3 yellow, etiViwsVic; No. 1, Oifcsc;
No. 8 white. 6tVtU9; No. 3 yellow, 66Vtfc
6bSc; No. 4, 67fc4iiVo; No. 4 white, 66
6SVc; No. 4 yellow, 67V4ti6ic. Oats: No. 3
white. 47Vfc-'4c; No. wiute, 4o'g(sc;
No. 4 white, 46Vih46Vc; atandard. 4i'fc47Vc.
BUTTER Steady i creameries, ilVfc
26Vc; dan lea. 11m 24c.
JiKi steady ; receipts, b.i.j cases; at
mark, cases Included, lafcltic; firsts, l!tc;
prime nrets, 2uc.
CHE BSE Steady; daisies. 14c; twins,
13VfcUVc; young Americas, 14c; long
horns, 14c.
POTATOES Thole to fane 6570c;
fair to good, 60fc62c.
POULTRY Easy: turkeys. 15c; chick
ens. 10c; springs, 114c
VEAL steady; 60 to 80-lb. wis., Siflc;
60 to 86-lb. wis., Vfcl0Vc; 86 to 110-lb.
wta., lie.
Dally movement of produce:
Artlclea. Recelpta Shipments.
Flour, bbla t7.0 iKOOo
Wheat, bu 42. 00 i;4.i0
Corn, bu SS'.'.Soo tlo.L'tiO
Oata, bu Sia.OiO . 4)0.
Rye. bu ll.ouo 4,000
Barley, bu i...163.0u0 86, loo
Carlot Racelpts Wheat, S3 cars, with
Id of contract grarlel corn. 2V0 eara. with
61 of contract grade; oata, 134 cars. Total
reoaipta of wheat at Chicago, Minneapolla
and Dululh today war s7 caia. com
pared with 727 oars laat week and 660
ear th corresponding day a year age
ler aad Wktst llealaa Batlettau
Vor th twenty-four hours ending at t
a. iu. inursaay, Heptember Si
UaUlU Dia l Hid.
'ietnp. Kaln
tiialinna Max, au, iai.. Sky.
Asnianu, Neb... si M .W Pt. vioudj
..uuuru, iai.,, at aa ,W f. ciouu
uruken Bow ... tu 4 ,u0 Cloudy
.oiuiuuua. Neb. tff to ,W l't. eiuudy
wuiuariaua w N ,N -l. elouuj
vairuury, oab., v4 ,W A't. cluuu.
l aunioni, fyu so M .00 Clear -wrand
Island .. 4 to ,W Pi. cloud;
uarunaiuu .... su an .ui cimidv
liaaunga. Neb., si 61 .00 I t. cloudy
iiuiur, neo,. n n ,w Clear
Llnuuiu, Neb... 84 M .03 Coudy
North Piatt ..88 84 .00 Cloudy
uukdai. Nab... IW 84 .00 Cloudy
uiuaha, Neb.... 87 w .00 Cloudy
lekamah, isab., 88 87 ,00 Cloudy
Valentin 76 M ,02 Cloudy
'Sioux City, la. 78 80 .00 Cloudy
Alta, la. 77 66 .00 Foggy
Carroll, la 88 63 .86 Cloudy
Uartnda, la.... 88 68 .06 Pt. cloudy
siuiay, xa 11 bV .W Cloudy
Minimum temperature tor twalva-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp.- Rain
District. Station. Max. Mln. tail.
Coiumbus, 0 17 78 68 .60
Louisville, Ky... 20 W 64 .2ti
Indianapolis 11 82 60 .80
Chicago, ill 26 78 62
8t Louis, Mo.... 26 DO 68 11'
ues Moines, Is... 21 80 68 1.10
Minneapolis 30 63 42 .30
Kansas City 4 M 72 .00
Omaha, Neb 18 86 60 .00
The weather Is warmer In the corn and
wheat region west of the Mtsaourl river.
It la much cooler In th upper Mississippi
TBuey ana jaxe region, ana heavy to kill'
log frosts occurred in tha latter urtlnn
Some light showers occurred In tha Mis
souri valley, and heavy ralna were quite
general In the upper Mississippi and Ohio
vaueys ana lane region. Rains of on Inch
or more occurred at the following sta
tions: In Iowa vAlbta, 2.80; Creaton. 1.40;
Des Moines, 1.10; Burlington, 1.00. In Illi
nois Paris. 3.40; Olney, 2.10; Sprimtfleld,
1.22. In Indiana Bloomlngton and In
dianapolis, 1.10; Columbus, 1.60; Vlncennes,
a.ou iu vniv vieveiana, 1 .uo.
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
St. Ioata General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Bent. 2. WHIUT. Firm'
track, No. 8 red, 88.3990; No. 3 hard.
i.wgLve; xiecemoer, oo; May, tl.081.
, CORN Weak ; track. No. 2, 68V69o;
No. 3 white. 70o; December, 62Vc; May,
OATS Weak; track. No. 3, 46V.0J No. 3
wnno, ic; uecemoer, fjo; May, a.
unonangea; mo,
W1 jCWJTt Mulct M wl.t..
8440fc4.76; extra fancy and straight, tS.86
'; nam winter cieara, ia.awa3.ou.
SEED Timothy, tU.60fcil6.50.
CORNMEAL 13.30.
BRAN-Steady; aacked, east track, $1.14
HAT Steady; timothy, 3.0026.00;
PROVI8IONH Pnrk hlirhaf. Inhhlnr
116.60. Lard, higher; prime steam, t.2t)
8.80. Dry salt meat,, unchanged; boxed,
oiib diiui u, ei.w; ciear not, iv.uu; snort
rU. r. 1Q 1 OIZ 1 a mm . A.. . I J
, - - - ' 1 . , VICUJ, UVlflU,
extra shorts. $10.00; clear ribs, tlO.00; short
oieara, fiu.lii.
POULTRY Weak ; chickens, o; springs,
10Vc; turkeys. 14Vfcil6c; ducks, 12c;
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 20326V,o.
EGOS Steady; 19Vc
Receipts. Shipments,
Flour, bbls 13,000 U.OOO
Wheat, bu 36,000 22.000
Corn, bu 47,000 26,000
Oata, bu 69,000 13,000
Kaaaaa Cltr Grain and Provlalos
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 28. WHEAT
casn, steady; no. 3 hard, S1.001.06; No.
3, 8cfc$1.06; No. 2 red. 96Vfc'!K:; No. 3,
87fcittc; December, 99c; May, tl-03V.
CORN Unchanged; No. 2 mixed, 67c;
No. 3, 67c; No. 2 white, 67Vic; No. 8, 67Vc;
uecemoer, tii'Ac; May, 64c.
OATS-Steady; No. 2 white, 46V47V,c;
No. 2 mixed, 4&Vc
RYE 95c.
HAY Weak; choice timothy, ' $18.60
19. uu; cnoice prairie, s12.0ofci3.uu.
BUTTER Creamery, 25Vc; firsts,' 23Vc;
seconds, 21Vc; packing stock, 17Vc.
EOUS Extras, 22Vc; firsts, 20c; sec
onds, 13Vc.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 48,000 . 66,000
Corn, bu 14,000 49.000
Oata, bu 8.000 22,000
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 28. BUTTER
Firm; extra western creamery, . Sic;
nearby prints, S2o.
EGGS Firm; Pennesylvanla and other
nearby firsts, free cases, 37.60 per case;
current receipts, free cases, $6.90 per
case; western firsts, free cases, $6.60 per
case.
CHEESE Firm; New York full cream,
fancy, 14c; fair to good, lfdltVac.
Milwaukee Grain -Market.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 28. WHEAT No.
1 northern, tLlOfcl.llV: No. 2 northern,
$1.06fc1.09V; No. 2 hard winter, 99cfc$1.03.
December, 9898Vc; May, $1.049c.
OATS Standard, 47Vfc-c.
BARLEY Malting, $LlZfcl.24.
Minneapolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 28. WHEAT
September, $1-06V; December, $1.08;
May, $1.12',; No. 1 hard, $1.09V4; No. 1
northern, $1.07fc)1.064 ; No. 2 northern,
$l.O4tfcl.06; No. 3. 994cfc$L02.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, 111., Sept. 28. CORN Higher;
No. 2 yellow. 68Vc; No. S yellow, bhVic;
No. 8 mixed, 68V,c;,No. 4 mixed, 7Vc.
OATS Unchanged; standard, 4CVc.
Coffe Market. '
NEW YORK. Sept. 28. COFFEE Fu
tures opened weak at a decline of 11 to
18 points in reaponae to sharp declines In
the European markets and rather active
selllnB- for both accounts. Talk of more
bearish Brasllian receipts from now on
compared with last year's and rumors of
larger estimates 01 tne country crop
probably contributed to the decline In
connection with the reports of slack de
mand following the recent spurt, but
leading bull Interests gave the market
support on . break and prices rallied
quite sharply In the late trading on cov
ering of shorts and reports of unfavor
able weather for the coming crop. The
close waa steady net 2 pointa higher to 16
points lower, witn tne winter months
relatively firm. Sales. 104,250 bags. Sep.
teinber, 12.70c; October, 12.65c; November,
12.44c; December, li.sic; January, u.zoc;
February, 12.12c; March and April, 11.92c;
Mav. 11.91c: June and July. 11.90c and
AuKUSt, 11.87c.
Havre waa IV, to t. lower. Hamburg
was Kill1 pfg. lower. Rlo unchanged at
H.'75; Santos, 4s 100 reis lower at 83100;
7s 00 reis lower at
Receipts at the two Brasllian ports.
76,000 bags againat 69.000 baa a laat year.
Jundlahy recelpta. 67,000 bags, against
66,600 bags laat year. New York ware
house deliveries yesterday, 14,85 baga,
against 17.017 bags. Today's special San
tos cable reported 4a 60 reis lower at
14050; Sao Paulo receipts, 87,000 bags,
aaainst 72,000 bags the previous day. Not
withstanding the talk of larger present
crop estimates, a private Santos cable was
received during the aiternoon estimating
the Dresent crop at 9.000,000 baas, maxi
mum, and the coming crop at 8,750,000
baaa.
tepot coffee, quiet; Rlo No. 7, lS14c;
Santoa No. 4. 14;c. Mild, quiet; Cordova,
lufcl6V,o nominal.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralta
NEW YORK. Bept. 28. EVAPORATED
APPLES Barely ateady, owing to larger
receipts; on th spot fancy, llfcllVic;
cholee. lOiilOVtc; prime, 8fc9Vc
DRIED FRC ITS Prunes, quiet with a
?uiet Jobing demand; quotatlona range
rom icolbc; California up to 30-4os
and nominal for Orgons. Apricots, dull
and without features; choice, 16fcl6Sc;
extra choice, 16 g 160; fancy, 17 a lie.
Peaches, quiet and about ateady; choice,
ll'qUVc; extra choice, 12wl2Vc; fancy,
12Vc. Ralalns. barely steady, owing to
reports of easier marketa on the coast.
Loose muscatels are quoted at 6Vftiic;
choice to fancy seeded, H'dKVjc; seedless,
6tu7c; London layers, $l.ul.t.
Olla and Koala.
SAVANNAH. Sept- 28.-TURPENTINF
Firm; 60Vc; sales, 845 bbls.; receipts, 894
bbla.; ahlpmenta, 448 bbla; stocks, 37,238
bbls.
KOSIV Firm: sales, 2,262 bbls.; re
ceipts. 2.(38 bbla.; ahlpmenta, 3.6.(7 bbla ;
atocka 79.301 bbla Quotatlona: H, $-i.0ur
t .20; D, t6.16fc.20; E. ft 2"fc 2S; F. G, H,
I. t6.t46.S6; K, $6S5fc64o; M. $6.66: N,
$6.70; W. Q.. $.'.00; W. W $7.26.
Fat
C
OMAHA UYEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Steady with
Wednesday.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN LOWER
isatiss Steady witn
Wednesday.
SOUTH OMAHA. Beut. 31 191L
RecetDta wars; Catila Hoc, rtheeo
Official Monday 16.4 3,001 i
ornclal Tueaday 8.966 7,943 61.996
Official Wednaadav.... 6 R70 S ShM 24.879
EaUmat Thursday.... 3,150 6.600 12,500
Four days this week. 36,441 23.33J 137,375
Same daya last week. 29,323 30.6. 126.015
Same days 3 weeks ago 28.733 18.656 171.266
Sain daya 3 weeks ago.?;. 443 19.361 131,614
tiame days 4 weeks ago.29,914 21.879 12,KV
bam days last year.41,487 19,528 166,723
The following table ahows the receipts
of cattle, hog and sheep at South Omaha
1 or tn year to date, as compared wnn
laat year; 1911. 1910. Inc Dec.
Cattl 827,838 868.944 41.606
nogs 1 887,266 1.646,828 231,436 ...
Sheep 1.832.168 1.8.i.i37 29.821 ...
Th following table shows the aver as:
nrlcaa for hog at South Omaha for th
laat several days, with comparisons:
Data, I 1911. 1910.1909.190B.19O7. 1906.1908
Kept. 20.
SepL 31.
Sept. 22.
Hept. 23
Bept. 84
Kept. 25.
Bept. 26.
Sept. SI.
Sept. 28
t 63H
f 61V
6!V
66 V
45
e 86v
t 20!
I
8 73
t 47
8 43
t 46
t 45
8 46
8 32
8 17
8 12
a 10
8 12
S 16
8 16
8 16
8 OH
a
t 87
6 81
t 76
76,
t 77
6 67
S 73!
t 84
1
i 90
i 96
I 6 961
6 971
e o( 1 a ro
061
8 12
8 14,
5 St
6 JO
t 83
t 89
6 171
IN) t 28
t 18
t 20
t 28
t 19
LS 6 18
Receipts and disposition ot live stock at
tha Union Ml
iri.i,-iuur noura enaing at s p. m. t es
terday:
RECEIPTS CARS.
CatUaHogs.Sh'p.HT-S,
v.., 11. OS OU f.... A M .
Wabash 2
Mlaaourl Pacific... 4 8..
Union Pacific u ts 41 1
C. et N. W east.. 8 16
J. at xv. w., west.. 19 19 3
C, St. P., M. A O.. J 4
C, B. A Q east.. .. 1
C. R. I. tc p.. east. 1 1
Illinois Central 1
C. G. W 11..
Totals
...133 100
DISPOSITION HEAD.
47
Cattl.
Omaha Packing Co.... 224
Swift and Company 994
Cudahy Packing Co....Ll24
Armour ac Co 832
Cudahy, Denver 600
Morrell 14
W. B. Vanant 61
Benton, Vansant at L. 70
HU1 aV Son 159
F. B. Lewis 192
J. B. Root at Co 88
J. H. Bulla 69
L. F. Hubs 42
L. Wolf 86
McCreary A Carey 166
S. Werthelmer ....... 72
H. F. Hamilton 25
Sullivan Bros 12
Lee Rothschild 19
Clin de Christy 164
Other buyers 1,204
Totals I 6.838
2.943
1.847 1.546
2,201 890
3,149 1,761
11,043
6.197 17.628
. CATTLE Cattl receipts this morning
looked small compared with tha larger
runs eariv in Th waelr hut rnr Tia rmir
days footed up to 36,442 head, being th
largest week of the season todate. but
stun smaller than a year ago by 6,000
neau. i ne marxet as a wnoi was in very
satisfactory condition.
Buyers of beef steer were In evidence
early In the morning and anything that
wuuiu ao 10 am met witn quit realy
sale at prices that were fully stiadv
witn yesterday and In some cases possibly
strong. As high as $7.80 was paid for
heavy cornfed beeves. Pretty much
everyinmg in sight changed hands in
good season in tha mamlm
There were no new developments In the
uuicner aioca traae. cows and heifers
som in aoout the same notches ss yes
terday.
As Is to be expected, toward th clos of
me wees: me traae in stockers and feed
era waa not as brisk at Is was at the
oeKinmng or tne week, but still ther
was a xair movement at steady prices.
quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, J7.267.90; fair to good
beef steers, t6.60rf?7.25: common to fair
beef steers, $4.76(36.50; good to choice heat
ers, $5.0ixii.76; good to choice cows, $4.M
wo.uu, isir 10 Booa cowi, n.ibfA.w, com
mon to fair cows, $2.76fcS.76. veal calves
t3.5OS8.00.
quotations on range cattle: Good to
cnoice oeet steers, .ufc;e.&o; fair to good
beef steers, t6.0fV36.C0; common to fair
beef steers, $4 25fc'6.35; good to choice
heifers, t4.80rg6.S6; good to choir cows
iair 10 a 00a cows, H.TofcH.tO
gooa to choice stockers and feeders, t5.00
mo. 10, iair 10 Kooa aiocKers ana feeders
t4.26tgfi.00; common to fair stockers and
leeaera, 3.&un4.a; stocker heifers. $3,254
Representative sales:
eto. Ar. Vr. No. A, v
17 M t 71 U Mil I ao
CO .. o.
3 2S 1 1014
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W $ 1UUU
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W k.affc.KiVS NEBRASKA.
16 heifers... 060 4 7o 13 leaders. . 46
i calves... 171 7 to 23 feeders.. 1128
6 Cows awl 8 60 66 feeders.. 993
11 cows 40 4 ui 28 feeders.. 6a
31 cows 769 4 20 17 feeder.. 1014
11 feeders.. 761 4 80 12 feeders.. 9
Ji cows 91 4 10 9 cows
-J ateers.... 827 4 90 20 feeders.. 104
COLORADO.
41 cows 858 30 14 COWS...
13 COWS col $ 40
F. S. Rebblns Neb.
26 feeders.. 6U2 4 16 2 nelfers.
J. F. faarnee Neb.
10 heifers... 832 $ 60 8 steers..
Harry Ledgenberg Neb.
4 feeders.. 676 4 86 $ cows dcO
3 cows 1100 4 00
I. C. Stotta Neb.
25 feeders.. 924 4 86 23 feeders
steers.... I16 S so 6 cow
4 calves... 860 4 76
T. J. Monroe Neo.
16 feeders.. 938 it 8 feeders.. VC3 t Ot
tioarx at tanco wyo.
4 00
6 00
4 76
4 66
4 76
4 10
8 Ml
4 60
661 17$
Ct I $0
647 4 14
t 36
. 873 470
94 i tO
7 calves... 392 It 7 feedora.. fj
t feeders.. 640 4 tO $ feeders.. .'.'J
12 cow 776 J 73 4 helfe.-s. .
13 feeders.. 156 4 60 t cows 1'rtS
$ cows ('21 3 GO 10 cows uj
W. P. Rlcketta Wy.
I steers. ...loOO 4 70 t steera.,.1030
Western Ranches Wyo.
51 steers.. ..11 JO 4 86 (U steers....1. 080
4 steers... .1012 40
J. B. Hoaaoh Wyo.
14 feeders.. 847 $10 ii feeders.. fO
to
4 i
4 2.'
4 00
8 tW
U
4 40
B 00
4 C5
21 heifers... 983 4 40 J cows..
C. W. Heraig vyo.
22 feeders.. U00 i 46
L. A. Boyee W yo.
26 feeders.. 725 4 90 24 helters... 837
n cows las) 8 96 21 cows 677
14 calves... 116 t 00
Hans Nson wyo.
31 steers.. ..11'77 f SO 86 feeders. .1017
18 heifers... 871 4 7$ t cows 1020
T. Holt Wyo.
13 feeders. .1046 $40 It feeders.. 794
IS cows KM 4 26
W. J. Hoeack Wyo.
14 eowa..... 804 t 80 10 helfera... 810
9 cows sua 1 40 t caives... 11s
HOGS Trad In hogs took a further dip
downward reaching tha lowest levela
alnce June. Derlluea of lu416c war forced
on a aeaaonably moderate supply, th
estimate calling for only 100 loada. Ke-
waaknesa la provisions, bearish ad-
4 40
8 60
t 00
4 00
4 $0
4 00
4 76
vires from other points and a backward
loiai demand wet th main reasons for
th fresh break. Nona of tha regular
buyers appeared very anxious for material
and the market waa poorly supported
irom start to nnian.
Heavy packing aturf made up the big
end of recelpta, aa uaual, and it was on
l ma uiaaa ot stock., that moat preaaur
waa exertea. ordinary orrerlngs Bold
largely at $6. !2Vu 16 and what tew bacon
loada arrived, brought only email prem
ium. Th beat light anlmala on Bale
dropped to $42 the cl.eapest high pric
rei-oruea in several weeas.
Movement acaleward had a dribbling
appearance and the yards were not com
pletely cleared until well along toward
11 o'clock. Shippers selected fully 10 per
cent of th supply on orders that wer
mostly 01 a purely speculative character.
Actual shipping outlet was practically
closed and several loads sold to buyers
not associated with packers, wer any-
knina vui attractive.
i..pleaentatie saiea
STOCKS AND BO.D.
No. A. 6h. rr. No. At. h. ar.
17 41i 40 4 00 M JM 120 l
41 114 600 4 06 t7 t ... )
4 l' ... 4 07 60 7 40 It
44 117 14 4 07V, 76 12$ 40 i 16
66 117 ... 4 47V, 44 t7 60 4 It
47 1' ... 4 07 44 1M ... 0 16
It 1X7 "0 4 10 tt IM ... 0 16
61 Ill 110 4 10 IT JH ... 16
47 144 ... 4 10 6) Ml ... t 16
6 H? ... 4 10 70 170 ... 4 16
tl ttt 44 4 10 t !M SO I IS
40 171 40 4 10 11 rn ... t It
61 K'l ... 4 14 t tt-4 1 4 16
il it lit 4 10 tn lit 1M 4 It
11 IU ... 4 10 W 141 ... t IS
60 0 ZOO 4 10 M 4 M0 4 16
61 141 ... 4 10 06 X too 4 15
11 ... 4 10 14 171 140 I 16
41 IHt It 4 10 14 l ... t It
21 40 4 10 71 lit 290 I It
11 114 60 4 10 66 lit ... 4 16
64 4 ... 4 10 44 tfO ... t It
61 17 ... 4 10 4 1.11 40 4 16
40 14 40 4 10 TO 114 40 4 16
63 176 ... 6 1!4 tt !!1 140 111
Tt J51 M I 11 tl 150 40 4 16
61 176 100 I! 1; Ml W 111
61 HI M I l!Vt 71 147 ... I 11
It 16 ... 6 11 tl 1,1 ... t 16
61 IHI I0 6 11 66 141 40 4 II
66 171 140 I 16 71 Ml 120 IT
4 116 SO 4 16 Tt 146 40 4 IT
40 174 110 4 14 71 141 1M I IT
1 IM ... I 16 It 11T ... 4 M
46 lf.4 M0 t 16 IT 117 ... t to
K 14 40 6 16 7T 120 ... 4 M
46 104 6t 6 II II 1ST 10 4 So
74 IU lit 4 10 71 141 BO I 10
16 644 ... 4 16 61 IM ISO 110.
40 141 10 4 16 43 Ml ... I 10
61 Ml ... I 16 Tl IM 800 I 10
74 116 ... I 16 61 100 ... I 10
Tl U ... I II 40 117 ... I II
66 161 M I 16 42 101 ... I 24
PIUS.
I IO0 ... 6 10
SHEEP For on of the week-end mar
keta, trade was very well supplied about
12,000 head of sheep and lambs showing
ui. Average quality ot otienngs was
rather common, bulk presented a feeder
appearance and fat atrlnaa were usuallv
turned out through the sorting gate. With
only two or three exceptions, ther was
nothing strictly desirable In th way of
mo annus; aioca mat cam -straight
and sold In the same manner. The big
end of the run consisted of lambs and
low grade stuff furnished the easiest op
portunity for quick purchase. Fresh re
ceipts were unnampered by stale offer
ings, as yesterday's clearance proved
oomplete, and the estimate rounds off
quite a respective four days' total, 137,-
ugnt proportion of good fat stock In
tne run acted more or lees aa a topic In
packing circles and the market ouenerf
.; .ic, swung 10 aoout a dime Higher
io use a sheep barn expression, "any.
vn. iiB wwui me, money was gODDied up
In short order," fancy lambs selling as
high as $6.90 with merelv rnorf r-1,7....
around $5.60. Rids below to. 36 denoted
i'K ui quauty ana iinisn.
rmi sneep movea oil readily In most
cuses but hlgh-dressers were In best de-
SalJd--,v.iToppy. ewe toW at ana near
$3.60 while prime wethers war nm
" o.umui.uv. in wetners, quality
waa considered first and weight after
ward, the same as recently. vriina.
market waa Doorlv testi hot a .
mand exists for anything In this line.
Country call for feeders lacked urgency
but still retained enough volume to pro
duce a business that had hMliku .!
Steady prices bought most of the stuff
ku.v,iihu ,iiy on iimsners- orders The
better kinds ot weighty, thrifty lambs
landed around 85.1&4j6.25 and anything
bringing less than $6.00 was nothing to
brag about. Feeder ewea ran.i V
$3.0X downward. The feder buy for the
three days, according to packers' tab
amounts to 92.000 head. As compared with
prices at last week's close, all claas
of stock both feeder and tmt . i..
lng about steady.
Quotations on sheen uii! hnh.. t v.-
good to choice. $G.60fr5.90; lambs", fair to
Kood. t5.26rii6.G0: lainr null. 11 7r.,..i
lambs, feeders. $4.26 30; yearlings, good
Jl01(hl0., "JC4; yearlings, feeders.
$4.1004.60; wethers, handy, $3.76rii4.JO:
wetners. heavy, $3.803., wMhers, ieed-
T . -o.Du, ewea, gooo to choice, 43.40
S.16; ewe;. alr to good, $3.00ra3.40; ewea,
breeders. 33.2j94 00: ew f,Am o-.
3.0U; ewes, culli $1.6002.35.'
nepresentauve sales:
No.
604 South Dakota weth.,fdrs.
612 Wyoming lambs
wi south Dakota ewes
72 South Dakota null.
102 South Dakota ewea. culls
iiX wymln8 ewes, fdra., culls 93
880 Wyoming ewes, fdrs 104
179 South Dakota ewes, fdrs... 87
141 South Dakota ewes, fdrs... 91
1,027 Nebraska ewes fdrs 88
103 Wyoming ewea, 'feeders.... 82
L011 Wyoming lambs, fdrs 80
119 Wyomlna lambs, culls . ku
693 Nebraska lambs, feedera.. 63
lo7 PtebraBka lamhs fHr nnii. aa.
226 Nebraska lamba, fdrs., culls 49
293 South Dakota, yrlgs., frds. 70
104 Wyoming yearlings, f3rs.. 69
m neo. wethers at yearlings...
932 Montana lambs, feeders....
I09 Montana lambs, fdra, culls..
1066 Wyoming lambs, feedera..
1661 Wyoming- lamba. fdr.
368 Wyoming lamba, feedera....
$00 Wyo. lamba, fdra, culla
v native lamDS
SO native lamba. culla
214 Neb. ylire. wetha. fdra
696 Wyoming lamba, feeders..,.
k4 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
298 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
t native lamrjs
20 native lamba. culls
3X6 Wyoming lambs
2274 Wyoming lambs, feeders...
402 South Dakota ewes, feeders
48 South Dak. ewes, fdrs, culls 86
80 South Dakota ewes 129
144 South Dakota lambs, fdrs.. 66
127 So. Dak. lambs, fdrs. oulls.. 42
632 Idaho ewes 98
201 Idaho ewes 98
90 Idaho ewes 119
AV.
, m
, 67
79
. 80
81
91
69
64
67
68
63
60
64
60
91
66
62
66
69
62
71
69
277 Idaho ewes, feeders.
1161 Idaho ewes, feeders..
130 Idaho ewes, feeders..,.
&6$ Idaho lambs, feeders..
1714 Idaho lambs, feeders.
96
91
94
63
62
Price,
3 70
6 40
3 35
1 25
1 65
2 60
3 15
2 80
3 00
8 15
3 00
6 16
4 25
6 10
4 40
4 60
4 40
4 20
4 (10
6 30
4 60
8 20
6 25
4 90
4 60
t 00
3 00
3 60
6 20
6 20
6 20
6 00
3 60
6 40
t 20
2 90
3 25
2 85
s 00
4 25
8 25
8 85
866
3 75
3 05
2 66
6 80
t It
.IB1IU1I P'UHT. (
I considers hi y
! speculative
was a frantlo
- . 1 . . 1 1
Review ot Operatloaa aa toe It
raaaae Oarlaa- the Day.
NEW VOKK, Kept. 28 A strong ton
prevailed throutthout the morning session
on the stock exchange. Oalna wer rapid,
but th advance aaa orderly and ther
was an absence of yesterday a disquieting
fluctuations. The financial district waa
flooded with rumors to the effect that
toma sort of a statement reassuring the
coriiorate Interests of the country would
eliminate from the administration sources
belore long. Thla Induced considerate
short covering and no llttl
buying of steel.
In the second hour there w
scramble by the shorts to cover and bull
forces operated with growing continence.
Virtually every etock of moderate activity
rose from 3 to 2. and with Reading show
ing a rise ot 3 points, United State Steel
St. American Smelting 8S and Union l"a.
ciflo, i. Honda were firm. Wabash 44
sold at 64, compared with 61, yesterday's
closing.
With a much smaller volume of trading
the stock market moved in an Irregular
manner at the opening today. The specu
lative leaders developed considerable
strength. United States Steel opened with
a block of 7.600 at 66 to 67, compared
with yesterday's close of 66 und In the
first few minute of trading It rose to 67.
The preferred etock gained V Union
Pacific advanced 3 and lleadln. St. Paul,
Amalgamated Copper, Northern I'acttlo
and American Smelting 1. Lehtfth Valley,
which Bold 14 below veatorday's close,
made a net gain of . Western Maryland
lost a point and Southern Paclflo
The market showed a great deal of Ir
regularity. This waa due to wide twins'...,
on professional operations rather than t4V
such nervousness a existed veatcrdav.
Following the brisk rise after the opening
the market sank back to the extent of a
point In St. Paul, Lehigh Valley. Union
Paclflo and Amalgamated Copper. Then
another heavy demand set In, which ar
rled the whole list higher than before.
United States Steel reached KSti and gems
of 1 to m were general In other Important
stocks. The Oould Issues moved In a
hesitating may and there waa peratat'nt
pressure Baralnst the Wabash stocKs. The
common fell to 104, a new low record, af
ter opening higher at HVs anl the pit
ferred went down to 204.
Speculation took a strong upward turn
again. The advance at 2 o'clock ranched
6 points In Union Pacific, i In United
States Steel and In Reading anil
American Smelting. Improvement else
where ran to about 8 points In many
cases. Including St. Paul and Lehigh Valley.
Number of sales and leading quotation
on stocks wer as follows:
Kriae. Hlah. Lew. draw.
ID
u.ioo ao 47
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 38. METALS
Standard copper quiet; spot, September,
October, November and December, til. 80
11.90. London, market firm, spot, l!A 17s
6d; futures, 66 13a 9d, Arrlvala reported
at New York today, 26 tone; cuatom
house returns show exports of so, awl
tons so far this month. Lake copper,
tl2.60r312.624; electrolytic, 112.23612 374:
casting, tl2.00tffli.36. Tin, quiet; spot. us.t
89.46; September, $38.60$ 39.40; October,
t38.60df39.4o; is ovemoer, 4us.ax1t39.1u; uty.
cember, $38.10g39.00; oLndon market firm;
spot, 177 16s; futures, 174 7a 6d. Lead,
quiet; $4.4644.65. New York; $4.304.86,
East St. Louis. London, 14 16s 3d. Spel
ter, quiet; S6.90ra.oo. New xork: aa.no'flP
$.90, East Bt. Louis; London, tzi i&s.
Antimony, quiet; Cookeon'e $8.2o88.374.
Iron Cleveland warrants, tfca 14a in
London. Locally Iron was quiet: No. 1
foundry, $lS.26i15.5u; No. 2, $16.0016.26;
No. 1 southern ana mo. 1 soutnern son,
$16. 00 16.60.
Dalatk Oral aiarket.
DULUTH, Sept. 28. WHEAT No. 1
hard, $1,094; No. 1 northern, 81084: no.
northern, ti.utwoi.wnt; ai.wwv
I.O24; September, $1.08 nominal; uecein-
ber, li.uoa Dia; way, i.i7t-
Alllf-rtialmera M
Amalxmat4 CVppr ..
Amarlraa Agricultural .
Am. Be Bufar
American Gas
Amarlran C. F
Am. Cotton Oil
American H. A L pf4.
Am. lea Securities
American Linseed
American Lncamntlve ...
American 8 4V K
Am. n A K pM
Am. Rtsel Foundrlaa. ...
Ara. Sugar Reflnlni
Amerlcaa T. 4V T
American Tnhacca pt4...
American Wonlen
Anaconda Mining Co....
Atchison
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore 4V Ohio
Bethlehem Rteel
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
rndln Psoltla
Central Leather
Central Leather afd
Central ftf Nw Jersty.,
Chmapaake A Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago O. W , new ,
Chicago O. W. ptd ,
Chicago N. W ,
Chicago. M. A 8t. P
C. C. C. A Bt. L
Colorado P. A I
Colorado A Routhern
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Produeta
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A Rlo Grande..,
Denver A Tl. G. pfd
PI. tillers' Becurltlee ....
Erla
Krla 1st pfd
Erie Id pfd
Oeneral Klectrto
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore etfa. ,
Illinois Central
Interhorough Met
Int. Met. pfd
International Hanreater ..
Int. Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaa, Cltr Southern....
K. C, Bo. pfd
Icleda Oaa
l,oulaTllle Naahrllla..
Minn. A St. Louia
M.. 8t. P. A 8. R. M...
Mlaaourl. K. T
M.. K. A T. pfd
Mlaaourl Pacific
National Biscuit, ex-dtr..
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. Id pfd..
New York Central
N. T.. O. W
Norfolk A Weal am
North American
Northern Pacillo
Pacific Mall
Pannaylvanta
People's Uas
P.. C, C. A Bt. L.
Pittsburgh Coal
Preaaed Steal Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Btael Spring
Heading
Republic. Bteel
Hepubllo Bteel pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
Bt. L. A B. F. id pfd...
Bt. Lou la 8. W
Bt. L. S. W. nli
Blose-flhefflald B. A I....
Southern Paclflo
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pfd....
Tennessee Copper
Texas A Pacific
T.. Bt. L. A W
T.. St. L. A W. pfd..
Colon Pacific
t'nlon Paclfla pfd
t nltcd States Realty..
United Btataa Rubber,
t'nltsd Btates Steal....
t'. B. Steal pfd
tTtah Corner
V'a -Carolina Chemical ..
Waheah
Wahaah pfd
Weetern Maryland
Weatlnghouaa Electrlo ...
Weatern Union
Wheeling A L. E
Lehigh Valley
Total aalaa for tha day,
Mod
00
1. 000
400
41H
4M
4
40
4J
4t
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40. too
100
100
'lion
I. too
"too
II. 400
too
TOO
11.000
4O0
1.000
7.no
1.3.10
100
4H
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17
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10.114
111214
1114
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174.
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1.444
96
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tl
1.700 714 70
100 II
ana
84.100
"joo
100
1,0
100
"too
400
loo
10,300
1.0110
loo
1.700
4.S00
I.1O0
100
1.700
400
100
Jiio'
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1414
lot 4
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404
147
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101
100
ton
loo
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lot
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1.100 184 174
4.400
100
1.100
44
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4.4
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174
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134
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1.4(10 1414 I34
l.tno 44 44 46
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1.100 If 14 144 164
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141.400 1414 166 (,4
700 M 1(4 M
ftnn mm aa aa
1.600 36 44 144
(Minn 4 644 anv4
t.ono 11014 in jot
4,700 404 M14 11144
l.ano 444 44U 46
I.Onfl 1114 104 ln4
1.400 11 tou tnu
1,000 (14 tr4 m4
too 14 1 41
too T714 TT T4
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l.lto.100 aharee.
New York nllnlna; Ktoehs.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-4-os1na; quota
stock
tiona on the
Alice
Com. Tunnel
do bonds
Con. Cal. A Va
Horn Bllrar
Iron Bllyar
SLaadyllla Con
Olfarad.
Mlnlnar exchanga:
.160 Little Clilal ..
., 16 Mallcao ......
. IT Ontario
14 Ophlr
. I 3tandard
. H Yellow Jacket
. 14
"r -
164
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Omaha Har Market.
OMAHA. Sept. 28.-HAY No. 1, 212.00;
No. 2, 811.00; coarse. $10 00; packing Block,
27.ontrt.X); alfalfa. $13 00. Straw: Wheat,
84.B0rati.00; rye and oats, 86.00.
I.lrerpool Urala Market.
LIVKRPWIL,, Sept. 28. V HEAT Spot,
dull; No. 8 Manitoba. 8s; futures, steady;
October, 7s 8Sd; December. 7s 4d; March.
7s 44(1.
CORN Spot, steady:, American mixed,
(a; futures, easy; October, 6s lOVid; Junu
ary, (s 74d.
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
SALE OF QUARTERMASTER'S SUP
plies. Depot Quartermaster's office, 22d
A Hickory streets, Omaha, Neb., Sept.
20, 1911. Sealed proposals. In triplicate,
subject to conditions named In circular
to bidders, will be received at this office
until 11 a. m , October 2, 1911, for purchase
of ten buffalo. overcoats. Full Informa
tion and bianks for bidding furnished
upon application to Capt. '. C. Holies,
Depot Quartermaster.
B22-2J-26-28-29 20.
Mortgage Department
We beg to announce that we have added to our Investment
business a department for handling Farm Mortgagee and Omaha
Cltr Loana.
Our high atandard will be maintained In these offering and
we respectfully aollclt your consideration when desiring to buy
or sell.
Burns, Br inker Co.
BONDS, STOCKS and MORTGAGES
Omaha National Bank Building. Omaha, Nebraska.
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