REAL ESTATE -
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Dundee Home
On Easy Terms
This is a 7-roorm, 2 story, modern tome,
having brick fireplace and beamed ceil
ings in living room and dining room. Full
cpmAntfvt haaArriAnr f n--i a mA k.
finished attic. Located on south front lot.
ji 'cn lays nign ana siffntly,
affording a fin view to the south and
west: eloitA tn thin h.ima te ...v.......
class developments are taklns place. Price
-,v, ow casn, oaiance monthly.
uoenu discount lor cash.
George& Company
Pbonat), ioo. hi. : City KarJ. jLiimit 3:dg.
GOOD CLOSE-IN INVEST
$3,5002363 Dodge St. Dandy 6-room strictly
muuern nouse naving s roon)3 and
receDtton hall downitaln mul t
rooms nrl hmh im wii k.,.i
f. - .... W(PtlllVUi
with first-class furnace. Rents
reauuy lor ?ju per month. Lot 47x
1U with 70 ffeet vacant on 30th
ctreet fnr n' nKm.mi n ia
This property Is worth HUM), but
c.i,6 uHweo at d,oiw to close
11. UUb
PAYNE INVESTMENT CO.
Ware Block. n.,,
Evenings and Sundays call E. p Villi
lams, Webster m .TV wm
8-Room
Kountze Place Home
1901 Emmet
Well built house of S rooms, on a large
.1 t "a s'reeis paved on both
Sides! nous. h rf.anttr,n hBn i ,..
ing room, dining room and kitchen "on
me urut uogr; au iimsiiea in oak except
ing kitchen, four large well arranged
sleeping rooms and bath on second floor;
large finished attic; first-class plumbing
uiruugiioui, - .
HASTINGS & HEYDEN, 1614 Harney St
West Farnam Lot
.. East front, 60x160; alley; all specials
WILL BUILD ON ABOVE
1.000 down on lot, balance $65 monthly,
for home to suit you to cost $4,500 to
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.
1016 Omaha Nat'l. Doug. 2152.
evenings n. uh.
BIGGEST snap in Omaha, a $12,000 nine
muni icaiueuue una 101, poxuo, lor 10,275
All paving tax paid, all regular and spec
lal taxes to 1M3 paid, House modern
Four down stairs rnom hti,io larva hn i
vestibule and tront poich, porch alone
vv f,iw ., . jaiiur jaxia reel;
Mttfnc mum 19v1Sr 'rftnlna- .. .,'
-.- J0AIU,
Fine, bedroom upstairs, besides hall, bath
-""'- ticui aim Biiui way, also
floored attio. Fine laundry room, fruit
win, 4uiuio iuum ana arying room ijg
basement. $400 worth natural stone side
walk and $150 iron fence around lot
Laraa trarairn In run with
House located on St. Mary's ave., near
0111 ou j. aj. vvooi worm, agent, 402 Kar-
oacn oiol'r. rnone IJOUg. Z052.
HANSCOM PABK HOMES
Eight rooms, modern, A No. I condi
tion, east front, paved street. This be
longs to a widow who is all alone and
anxious to sell. A snap at $3,500.
Seven rooms, nearlv nr mnHaKii fin.
ished In hard wood, close to school, car
uu voiiw. jruve eo,w.
potter-Valentine co.,
. 445-6-7 Omaha National Bank Bids".
J. W. Welch, Sate.man.
. NEW 6-room, all modern house, only
one block from Hanscom Park west side
car line; never been occupied, at a bar
gain, on easy terms. This is a snap.
Phone owner, Harney 2769, , and will call
with auto and show property.
1 have a brand newj strlctfy modern,
,5-room house at 4620 N. 36th St., will
trade for a lat in Dundan fir.t no.
ment, balance terms. See owner at 4616
N. 86th St. Web. 6o!. w
TO BUY, SELL OR RENT, FIRST SEE
w. JW-Hgiisa. ion FARNAM BT.
BY Awneri nev Ji-rnnm hnn.. B...t..i..
- - -- - - - - - . i.wuiav, UIL
riodern; must be sold; Sollier's Addition;
$300 down, balance monthly. Web.. 791.
WANTED To sell my eleven room
house for cash or will rent for a long
time; modern, good location, two blocks
norm irom nign school 'jwner, address
G 666.
Genuine -Bargain
3192 Lartmnrf A v
Hot Wafer Heat i
Buy Direct from Owner
.This house has' reception hall, parlor,
dining, room, kitchen and large pantry
on the first floor and three nice, large
bedrooms and bath on the second floor.
Nice large attic, cemented basement with
porcelain laundry tubs and floor drain.
First floor finished in oak. Second floor
finished In hard pine. The hot water
beating plant and plumbing is first class,
as house was built by a plumber for a
home. Also garage. Price for quick
ale, $3,600; $1,000 cash, balance on terms.
.Tel. Webster 824.
. Bearing Orchard
Bearing
. NOW
Th Sacramento Valley, Chico, Califor
nia, full bearing orchards In the best
city In northern Cal. We challenge any-
An tn hot fhla Vfill pat a th.p. fit
this year's big crops If you select your
tract immediately. 5 acres, very easy
term (only 3 pur cent down). Until
September 6, railroad fare allowed to
purchasers. 3 per cent is all you need
to pay until you have Inspected youi
tract. You can change to-any other tract
or receive your money back if not satis-
iiea, dui no one ever asitea lot money
back, neither will you.
- Come in right NOW and talk with tht,
man from the orchards.
ANNIE E. K. B1DWELL ORCHARDS,
INC.
. : CHAS, E. WILLIAMSON CO., Sola
. Agents.
B. E. Comer ltith and Dodge,
Opposite Hayden's. -
MAP OF OMAHA STREETS, indexed
mailed free on application. Charles E.
Williamson Co.. ku Estate. Insurance,
Rentals, Care of Property, Omaha.
CKEIGHTON 1ST
Almost new, 6-room, all modern house:
full east front lot,, close to car and school.
: - prick, um.
BEMIS-CABLBERG CO.,
310-312 Brandels Theatsr.
REAL ESTATE
CITY 1'BOPKHTY KDH SALE
Forest Hill Park
Big Corner
9th and Forest
We have the cheapest lot In this flno.
close in location. It is a big corner, with
paring ail paid. Close to Burlington and
wnion stations.
Room for three houses or flats.
MU8T BE SOLD SOON.
Charles W. Martin
& Co.
1018 Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 3S23.
Trackage Lot
BEST IN OMAHA ,
Size inxVii, location southeast corner At
Hth and Jackson Sts. Offered' for sale
Or Will er!t hull. H no- n Mult tuiinl
Lease for term of years, or will give
siouna tease ror term of years.
Apply to
Skinner Mfg. Go,
Omaha, Neb.
van su.K-sn rvm, t i.
new, modern, oak finish, sleeping porch.
Call Owner, Webster 731
FOR SALE By' the owner, a new 7-
room house, all modern. Come and see
It. It can't be beat, neither the price.
505 North 30th St.
SOMETHING GOOD
Rec. hall, parlor, dininc room and
kitchen on first floor, three bedrooms,
bath and sleeping porch on second floor;
all hardwood finish; modern plumbing;
furnace; house but one year old; dandy
neighborhood; close to car. In Bemis
Park District. Owner leaving city reason
for selling. Cash payment; balance time.
BEMIS-CABLBERG CO.,
310-312 Brandels Theater. D. 6S5.
THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1912.
" I 1- 1J.HI ,' i .L.JLI..1. . JL.
MEAL ESTATE
Nebraska. .
AUCTION SALE.
Farm at auction September 26, 1912.
4S0 aores of Dundy county land In section
4. township S. range 39. Located 1 mile
ast of Roll wits, Neb.; a country store
and Postotflce; 13 miles north of Parks,
a railroad town; 20 miles northwest of
ttnkleman the county seat. '
.Ail growing crops to go with land.
Owner will also sell all personal property
on same date. Write for particulars to
Ernst Durrwachter, owner, Rollwru.
Neb., or J. G. Kiley, clerk, ttenkle
man. Neb.
Farms Farms Farms
Driving distance of Omaha; farms. Let
us show you the goods. All sizes, all
prices, all terms.
ORIN S. MERRILL,
Rooms 1213-1214. City Nat l Bank Bldg.
HALL COUNTY LAND.
160 acres well improved for $120 per
acre.
J2o-acre ranch for $75 per acre.
Several smaller places from $& to 3125
per acre.
HENRY THOMPSON. Cairo. Neb.
AtUarlMI'l.
OPENING-1.000 free, healthful, produc
tive homesteads In tun Oiarks and 1.0)0,
000 in western states. Maps, particulars
and description too, Riverside Kolony.
Monett, Mo. -
Boutu Dukota.
FOR SALE 160 acres (;ooa farm land:
40 acts moke, bianc all tillable;
mllo irom Dallas and i miles from
Colome. Price, $10 per acre, payabu,
$1,500 cash. $J.6O0 March 1. 1913;
March L 131". Address Box It. DailaJ,
S. D.
FROM OWNER IN
DUNDEE
New six-room house, modem in evurv
way. Large-laundry and cistern, H block
to car. Large shade trees and full lot.
Oak finish and oak floors ' upstairs and
downstairs. White enamel with mahos
anited doors upstairs. Sleeping poroh
and fireplace. Cheap for quick sale and
terms to suit, rnone . 4&u or u. 4512.
LOT 44x155 for sals. 8454 So. 15th. Phnn.
Douglas 7831.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
Investigate These
Special Propositions
FiVH tC.TitM end 1i ajTal n W....UI...
subutisan city of Florence, Neb,, with
tX .500 rAMAn Mnil ttmoll iit.a.i . -
truit and very productive garden' and an
lueai luvaiyn. oiuj diocks to car line;
paved streets. Price $5,000 and 19,000. Best
Tel. Florence 276. Cum out Sunday. . "
C L Nethaway
Florence, Neb.
Sole Agent.
34 ACRES
- .-, . ..
Almost level, Sarpy county. Joins sts..
tion, main line Burlington, Omaha to
Lincoln. Best of soil, ideal for fruit,
poultry and dairy farm. Owner livlnc In
city and anxious to sell. Price $150 per
acre. Might take not over $1,500 trade
if worth the money. A splendid property
ana win De soia at a bargain.
ERNEST SWEET, 1236 City -Nat'! Bank.
300 ACRES WITH GOOD
IMPROVEMENTS
Only 3 miles from state fair grounds at
Huron, S. D; all fine, level farm land; no
stone; no sand; fine well of water. This
Is a big snap., Price $50 per acre. Terms.
HANSEN,
326 Brandels Theater, D. 2697,
OMAHA LmjTOCK MARKET
Best Grades of Cattle Stronger
Others Slow to Easier.
HOGS EASIER TO FIVE LOWER
Heavy Decrease U Receipts I 8e
ad Lambs, While Dema4
Good and, Prices Steady
to Stronser.
steady to strong; top, SS.S0; bulk of sales,
$S.45t-Sa
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, J.000
head. Market steady; lambs, KCWgi.lO.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. . Wl.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hoge. Sheep.
Official Monday 7.T1S 1,744 26,064
Official Tuesday 8.&3J 7.W6 27.3:3
Estimate Wednesday.. 4,400 1.300 9,600
Three days this week.S0,5l 18.653 63.036
Same days last week.. 17.373 16.0KS 7S.9-.Xt
Same days 1 wks aeo..l6,H 18.665 67.050
Same days 3 wks ago. .17.608 22.177 37,063
Same days 4 wks ago.. 13.22 Si.274 32,354
Same days last year.... 25.173 14.666 101,810
The following table shows the 'esjints
of cattle, hogs and shoep at Soutn Om tn
tur the year to date u compua wnn
last year; 1912. 1911. Inc. Deo.
Cattle ....... 675.0S6 712.613 136.92?
Hogs 2,253.140 1,782,855 570,285
Sheep ..l,39e,540 1,274,743 117.797
The following table shows the range of
prices for hogs at South Omaha (or the
last few days with comparisons:
Date.
Aug. 27.
Aug. 28
Aug. 29
Aug. 30.
Aug. 81.
Sept. 1.
Sent. 2.
Bept. S.
Sept. 4.
1912. "19U. 11910. 11909. 11906. IJ907. 11906,
s SOU! i 8 691 7 631 S 41 1 X 771 6 85
S S1HI 7 13 I 7 69! 6 46! 5 751 5 80
8 m T 16 8 91 6 47 6 68 5 70
8 3. t U 9 Oil 7 731 6 711 6 66
S 29 7 02 S 94 7 77 1 6 63 1 6 77 6 79
7 071 8 7SI 7 691 6 4ftl I 86
S Jim 7 12 8 85! 7 80:
S 27Vs 8 931 7 871 63
7 17 1 f 85
ft Ml K 671
K Aft! K M6
6 67 6 69 74
Texas, (
FOR BALE-7,KO-acre tract of Uilable
land In Dimmltt County, Texas, at a
bargain, In the proven artesian belt. $13,
Ouo worth of Improvewents on Che pluoe,
inoludlng 4 good wells and windmills;
witbln 7 miles of two railroads, For
particulars address, C. 8, Belford, Trus
tee, Georgetown, Tex,
Wisconsin.
FOU BALE Rusk county, Wisconsin,
cutover hard wood lands; wholesale
prices; any sited tract) fertile clay silt
loam soil, In dairy and clover belt; good
markets, schools and churches; easy
terms. Write for maps and Information,
Arpln Hardwood Lumber Co., Grand
Rapids, Wis, i
LIVE STOCK MARKET O' WEST
Ship live tock to South Omaha. Save
mileage and. shrinkage. Yeur condign
menu receive prompt and careful atteu
Jon. - . . ,
. Live Stack ContmUnloa Bfereuants.
BTERS BROS, ft CO, Strong, 'reliable,
Clay, Robixon c CO., JKK) Exchange i Bldg
CLINTON Com. Co , m Exohange Bldg,
Martin Hros. t Co., Exchange Bldg,
tinyder-Malone-Coffrnan Co., 159 Kx. Bldg,
LAVKRTY BROci., m axchangi- tlidg.
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition or live stock
at the union Stock yards, South Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours ending at S p.
m. yesterday;
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
CattIe.Hotrs.ShaD.Hr's.
c, ai. & st. r. Ky. i t .. ..
Wabash R. R t
Missouri Pacific Ry. 1 I
Union Pacific R. R. 44 14
C. ft N. W., eat... 7
C. cc N. W.. west... 76 83
C, St. P. M. & O... 1 13
C, B. & Q., east.... 4 6
C, B. ft Q., west.... 40 20
C. R. I. ft P., east..
C, R. I. ft P., west. .. 1
Illinois Central Ry.. ..
Chicago G. W, Ry.. 4
30
. S
Total receipts ..176 129 $7
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs Sheep.
12,465
2.198
3.673
3.631
1U95
LEGAL NOTICES.
ACREAGK BARGAINS near Ornaha.
Crln K Merrill. IV. S Citv Nat. Bunk Bldg.
: REAL KSTATE
FARM ,t RAXCH l,AK1) FOR SALE
' Calliuruia. ...
GRIDLET trrlgated colony land at STS
to $150 per acre; good land, plenty of
M.lmi 4Vtl.trlv .1 AlmAk nrlK Mul
" V. . , ttl.tlj niUtU Ul.lll.b IU4
schools, adjoining town of 3,000. Easy
terms, write tor illustrated booklet
Homeseekers' Irrigated Land Co.. arid-
ley. California.
beorsria. -
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA.
1 Traversed by the
ATLANTIC, BIRMINGHAM-ATLANTIC
Lands adapted to the widest range oi
crop. All . the money orons of the south
plentifully produced. For literature treat
ing wun inis coming country, us soil,
climate, church and school advantages,
wnw - t .
W. B. LEAHT, DEPT. K,
General Passenger Agent,
ATLANTA, OA.
lows,
THE easiest way to find a buyer for
your farm is to Insert a small want ad
in the Des Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation in tho state of Iowa, 43.000 dally.
The Capital Is read by and believed in by
the standpatter of Iowa, who simply re
fuse to permit any other paper In their
homes. Rates, 1 cent a word a day: $136
per line per month; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Des Moines
Capital, Des Moines. Ia.
IOWA FARM. '
120 ACRE8 Guthrie County, Iowa land.
part rolling, improvements fair, three
miles from town. 80 acres under cultiva
tion, 30 In pasture, 10 in good timber.
Two living springs; 'farm all fenced hog
tisrht. J10O per- acre for Immediate sale.
will sell on easy terms. Land around this
sells for 1150 and mo -per acre.
Address owner, f. j. ciancy, 7a fiem-
ing Bldg., Des Moines, Is,
Minnesota.
MINNESOTA LANDS.'
THE rush Is on for Clay county. We
have over 20,000 acres of fine level
prairie land imprcved and unimproved;
tieavv black soil: clay subsoil; 620 to 146
par acre; easy terms. Send for list and
map. Fellana Realty Company, 533 Pal"
ace Bldg., Minneapolis, Minn. '
. MINNESOTA.
Write for our Minnesota booklet "C;"
special rates. -
UAl & JNlliHT KUAUI W.,
103 Bankers .Life Bldg.,
Llnooln, Neb.
JNebraaksw
A Snap-$100 Down
$15 a Month
6-room cottage, with electric lights, city
water, south front, two large lots, cor
ner and Inside lots.
American Security Co.
Doug. 3S67.
id So. 17th St.
Dundee Lot
60x128, one block to car line, paved
street, cement sidewalks, water .and
ewer In street, overlooking Happy Hol
low club. Price $1,400.
r i 0 o. r .
ueorge a company
Phone D. 7S6. 902-12 City Natl.-.,tK
Sleeping Porch Nice - Lawn'
$3.300 Oood 8-room, modem, steam heat J
laundry, lawn, cement walks. 1706 N 36th
St 'Phone Owner. Webster 6266. B-1773. 1
Dairymen and Stock-
men
We offer the following bargain; $1,480
acres, one-half mile from county seat, on
main- line of U. P. R. R., 140 acres fine
second bottom alfalfa land with perfect
water rights for Irrigation under storage
reservoir system; ample water supply;
the finest kit buffalo and gramma grass
pasture land; no sand hills.
The above includes 640 scros school
least, which runs about 16 years at $9.20
pc-r year, and 810 acres deeded land, per
fect title; clear except water bonds
against the 140 acres, payable in 10 an
nual Installments commencing in 1922; no
buildings. Price, $9,000; terms, Mr -cash;
balance 6 per cent.
V'ou may know sjme other place where
vou can pick up a snap Tike this, but we
do not. Any thrifty farmer with a few
cows or some cattle and pigs can make
this land pay for itself In a few years.
Remember the location one-half mile
from town, 140 acres suitable for affalfa
with water for Irrigation, 1.340 acres pas
ture. This farm will raise fine crops nine
years out of tan without Irrigation, but
water will always be ready for use If
needed. '
Tell us In you first letter when you
can go to see this land. Don't delay. It
will not be for sale Ions.
J. H. Dumont & Son
v-r Tv-ir 'V 1613 Fnrnflm St.. Omahx
.Mbict and Judicious Usu of
Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
Business Success.
PROPOSAL TO CONTRACTORS,
floQ IaH nmriASflla Will ha rartAlunl k.. AU.
town e.erk of the town of Coleridge, Neb.
. up to 6 o'clock p. m. on the 19th day of
September, 191$, for furnishing material
and constructing complete water works
extension, town of Coleridge, Neb. Sam
ta he In accordance with plans and speci
fications on file In the office of the town
olerk of Coleridge, Neb., and also In the
office of the engineers, Bruce ft Stand
even, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb., each
bid shall be accompanied by a certified
check of five hundred ($500.00) dollars.
Any one desiring plans and specifications
may obtain the same by application at
the engineers and a payment of $3.00 per
set, to cover cost. The town reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. .
C. C. SHEETS,
Chairman,
A. B. SEVERANCE,
Village Clark,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Grain Men Not Pushing; Selling: Side
of Wheat Market,
WEATHER TO SET CORN PRICE
Oats Market Still Holds Firm Despite
Heavy Receipts and U a Bar
. prise to tho Entire
" Trade, .
OMAHA, Sept 4, 1913,
Considering; the overwhelming' receipts
of wheat at Minneapolis, Duluth, Kansas
City, St Louis and Chicago yesterday,
coupled with the weak and lower cables,
the net loss of la In wheat prioes for the
active months was moderate and natural.
The trade showed some disposition to
Support the market on the early decline,
Offerings were taken largely by wire
houses and some of the cleverest Individ
ual traders who were short wh-n the
the break came,- The cash premiums held
fairly well at Minneapolis, and tho mills
In that quarter are likely to take care -of
the September run of wheat. Grain men
feel that It will not do to press the sell
ing side of the market too hard until there
has boen some natural recovery from the
decline of tho last few days. Cash wheat
unchanged.
No one can deny that prices for the
new crops months will depend on the
weather conditions over the oorn belt
through September, Only those who are
inclined to Ignore the wide dlfferenoe be
tween the old and new com price and
believers in the 8,000,000 bushel crop are
pressing the selling side of the distant
months. The large conservative element
in the trade feels friendly to the Decem
ber option on the theory that the country
will not rush to ctntract its corn at such
a discourt undor prices for the old crop.
The, large sleeping short Interest In the
new crop months undertakes to cover
each time the market shows a firming
tendency. Accidents to the crop will be
on the side of the buyers. Cash oorn, un
changed to o higher.
The firmness In oats futures yesterday
was a surprise to the entire trade, 'ine
futures closed the same as Saturday and
the cash was but 4H lower in the
face of receipts of more than 3.000.000 bu.
Taking the enormous oats supply for the
year into account it iooks ime a market
which should be sold on hard spots. Cash
oats. V4o higher.
Clearances or wheat ana nour were
690,000 bu; corn, 27,000 bu. oats. 18,000 bu.
Liverpool wheat was d nigner to d
lower. Corn, unchanged to & higher.
Primary wheat receipts were i,79,uoo du.
and shinments 1,239,000 bu., against re'
celpts lam year of 1,244.006 bu. and ship
ments or i.iMi.wo du.
Primary com receipts were 935,000 bu.
and shipments were 898.000 bu., against
receipts last year of 931,000 bu. and ship
ments of 614,000 bu.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. J hard, 8587c; No. S
hard, 84S6c; No. 4 hard, 80H864c.
CORN-No. 2 white, lV6tRHc; No. 3
white, 74ttc; No. 4 white. 72H73c; No. S
color, 74c; No. 1 yellow. 74o; No. 3 yellow,
73H"Slic; No. 4 yellow, 72ffl724c; No. S,
73V4c; No. 3, 73c; No. 4. 7172l4o.
OATS-No.- 2 white. SlW&32c; standard.
SMYJltyc; No. 3 white, SlftnHo; No. 4
whlto. 3030c; No. S yellow, 3030c.
BARLEY Malting. 60j65c; No. 1 feed
35(j7T'C.
RYE No. 2. raVic: No. 8, 62S3I'4c.
Carlot Rx-eiit.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Ch'cago 676 872 951
Minneapolis 498 ... , ...
Duluth 351
Omaha 23 89
Kansas City 209 - 21 g
St. Louis 247 61
Winnipeg ' 361
Morris ft Co......... 600 1,225
Swift ft Co 6"5 2.344
Cudahy Packing Co.... 1.182 3.270
Armour ft Co 800 1.994
Schwarts ft Co , 105
Munhy ,84
Morrell 99 .....
W. B. Vansant Co...... 248
Benton, Vansant ft L.. 106
Hill ft Son ..,..196
F. B. Lewis..... 216
Huston & Co 197
J. B. Root ft Co 193 .....
J. H. Bulla 71 .....
L. F. Hubs,, 74
Rosenstock 11
McCreary ft Kellogg..., 62 .....
Wertheimer ft Degen... 72
H. F. Hamilton 113 .....
Lee Rothschild 46
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co.... 97
Cline ft Christie 100
Other buyers 1033
Totals 6.2U S.387 29.262
rATTT.trrflttla racelnts looked small
this morning compared with yesterday,
only 172 cars being reported in. Still the
total for the three days foots up 20,661
head, the largest of any week since the
opening of the range season. As com
pared with the corresponding week of
last year there is a falling off of almost
6,000 head for the three days.
Strictly good to choice beef steers were
In very moderate supply and the market
stronger on anytmng oi mat Kino, un
the nther hand there was Quite a large
sprinkling of common to interior grades
on which the trade was slow with prices
at the best no more than steady
Receipts of cows and heifers were not
very large ana as mere wss a gooa ue
mand desirable kinds were free sellers at
good strong prices. Thin stock cows were
also, in good demand and fully steady.
Good grades of feeders were In active
demand and strong wnne tne meaium to
common kinds were in large supply and
slow sellers with the tendency If anything
lower.
Quotations on Native Cattle-Good to
choice beef steers, $8 2510.25; fair to
good beef steers, $7.268.26; common to
fair beef steers, $6.00$7.tf; good to choice
heifers, $6.006.76; good to choice cows,
$5.00&6.00; fair to good cows, $4.005.00;
common to fair cows, $2.764.00; good to
choice stockers and feeders, $6.007.50;
fair to good stockers and feeders, $5.00$
6.00; common to fair stockers and feeders
$4.5O5.00; stock cows and heifers, $4,250
6.50; veal calves, $460(28.60; bulls, stags,
etc., H.oo5.w.
Quotations on Ranee Cattle Oood to
choice beef steers. J7.256.CO; fair to good
beef steers, $6.0037.25; common to fair
beef steers, $6.)6.W, t
Mrs. Grace Brewster Mont.
28 steers. ...1286 7 50 63 steers., ..1222 7 30
10 steers.. ..1188 6 (50 18 steers. ...1168 7 25
10 st. & hs.1098 6 60 71 steer.. ..1135 6 90
81 steers. ...1143 6 90 88 steers.. ..1159 6 85
Mrs. Lottie Ebaugh-Mont
10 steers.. ..1072 7 00
WYOMING.
61 steers.. ..1243 6 90 13 steers. ...12 6 00
7 steers.. ..1167 6 60
. Mrs. 3. B. Hendricks Wyo.
15 steers.. ..1230 6 35 cows 1065 6 25
2 cows 1010 6 35
HOGS Early trade in hogs was mod
erately active with packers as the
heaviest buyers, speculators and shippers
being very small factors on the market.
Opening values ruled generally steady to
a nickel lower than yesterday's general
market for hogs having the best quality.
Buyers went around picking up the best
grades of mostly all weights during the
first rounds, as the supply of the good
light kinds was rather limited. ' After the
bulk of the best offerings had changed
hands business had less life than at the
opening, closing trade being slow and at
prices a big nickel lower. Rough heavy
packers and old sows did not sell very
well at any time and In some Instances
were almost a drug on the market. The
top, $8.46, was given for a load of choice
heavy hogs, consisting mostly of barrows
and weighing around 300 pounds. Re
ceipts were estimated at about 132 loads,
or 8,800 head, as against 7,393 head a week
ago and 6,773 head on the same day last
year."
SHEEP AND LAMBS Although feeder
buyers bought very sparingly yesterday
forenoon, practically everything In the
feeding line was taken out of first hands
early In the afternoon. The wet con
ditions of the offerings was a damper
on early business, but once trade, was
under way most of the' holdings were
disposed of freely at prices fully steady
with Monday's market When consider
ing the wet fleeces, the sales might pos
sibly look a little stronger.
A marked falling off In the receipts of
sheep and lambs was noted this morning
aa only about thirty-eight cars or 9,600
bead were reported In as against 26,000
yesterday, 13,750 last Wednesday', and
13,278 head on the corresponding day a
year ago. The hlg end of the supply was
made up of lambs, fat sheep being very
scarce. While there were not a great
many offerings on sale, some pretty good
killers were in evidence. .
There was a gooa strong demand, and
once trade was under -way the small sup
ply was quickly disposed of, practically
everything being taken out of first hands
before noon. Lambs were generally 10
15c higher and in some Instances 25c above
prices prevailing yesterday. Some pretty
choice lambs were on sale. As noted
above .fat sheep were vfery scarce, but
what were here sold at 10)5c advance.
A four-car string of prime Nevada lambs
brought as -much as $6.90, and some fat
ewes sold at $4.10. About a load of feed
ing yearlings commanded $5.20.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, 16.606.75; iambs, fair to
good, $6.306.50; lambs, feeders, $5.6004.35;
yearlings, good to choice light, $4.90
6.15; yearlings, heavy, $4.504.86; year
lings, feeders, $3.90S.00; wethers, good
to choice, $4.004.25; wethers, fair to
good, $8.50d4.00; wethers, feeders. $3.50ft
4.00) ewes, good to choice, $3 50.00;
ewes, feeders, $2.753.50. ,
ftt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 4. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,100 head. Market slow.;, steers,
$6.75310.00; cows and heifers, $3.2539.00;
calves, $4.60(68.75.
HOGS-Recelpu, 4.M6 head. Market
Demand for Cattle nnd Sheep Steady
IIokb Higher.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-CATTLE-Rclpts,
15,500 head; market steady to 10c higher;
beeves, $5.758'10.70; Texas steers. $4.. 6
6.60; western steers, $5.S6tf.15; stockers
and feeders. $4 25(7.16; cows and heifers,
$3.0Mf00; calves, $S.50ftU.S5. ,
HOGS-Recelpu, 22,000 head; market
lost an early advance of 6c; light, $S.S0$
S.OS; mixed. 7.909.05; heavy. $7.65(&.7:
rough. $7 .66S'?.85; pigs, $5.258.20; bulk of
sales. $S.0&88.70.
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipts. 43,000
head; market opened steady to strong;
closed weak: native, $3.4(W4 76; western.
$3.&Ofl4.76: yearlings. $4.50tf6.6r: lambs,
native, $4.iS7.15; western, $4.60$7.25.
KanaeCltr Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, Sept. 4. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 16,000 head. Including 4.000 head
southerns; market steady to 10c lower;
dressed beef and export steers, $&60
10.60; fair to ayjod, $6.2&88.40; western
steers, $5.50fi8.60; stockers and feeders,
$4.5O7.50; southern steers, $4.254J-W;
southern cows, $3.256.25; native cows,
$3.25(86.60; native heifers. SS.OtKjfS.SO; bulls,
$4.00i 5.00; calves. $5.0OtT9.O0.
HOGS-Ri'Celpts, 6,400 head: market,
steady to 10c lower; bulk of sales, $8.40
8.70; heavy, $S.4OC(iS.60; packers and butch
ers, N.40S8.75; light, $S.4oa.t0; pigs, $5.76
7.60.
............ , .... . . . n .n.Aln.M J IMA
head; market steady to lOo higher; Utah
imh 17.10: iRinhs tt.25(7.10: yearlings.
$4.605.35; wethers. $4,004(4.40; ewes. $3.50
4.25; stockers and feeders, i.wn ia.
St. I.onls Live Stock Market.
BT. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 4.300 head, including 1,700 head
Texans; market strong: notlve shipping
and export steers. $8 .6010.60; dressed and
butcher n( i6.00fi6.60: stockers and
feeders, $4 00ff7.25; cows and heifers, $4.00
(Jjs.yo; canners, z.imjm.; duui, c
calves, $6.0010.50; Texas and Oklahoma
steers, $4 .t68.00; cows and heifers. $3.00
1.60. 4
HOGS Receipts, 5.900 head; market
tendv: Dies and llrhts. S8.0O3r9.00; mixed
and butchers. $8.6&9.00; good heavy, $8.76
G8-86-
8 HE BP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,200
head; market steady; muttons, $3.65g.85;
lambs, $5.00(87.00; culls and bucks, $1.60ff
$.60; Hookers, fZ.MXBi.w.
' Stock In Bight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prln
elnl western markets yesterday:
vauie- noil, oucau.
Growing Importance of Money Most
Important Feature of Session.
QUOTATIONS RISE AND FALL
South Omaha
St. Joseph . . .
Kansas City ..
St. Louis ....
Chicago .f. ....
Totals .....
4.00
,. 1100
..16.000
.. 6,300
..16,500
6.800
4,500
6,400
6.900
22,000
9.600
1000
4.000
6.200
42,000
..44,500 47,300 63.800
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Qaotatlona of the Day on Varlon
Commodities,
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-FLOUR-teady;
m-inur enta 15 UVM.15: winter straights,
-'" A ' ' ' . -. oiw-- a: .
64.6004.60: winter patents, n.ww.w,
tm-inv oleum X4.NVR4.B0: Winter CXtrSJt,
No. 1, $4.104.20; winter extras, No. 3, $4.00
4.10; Kansas straignts, n.iowi.w.
WHEAT-Spot market Irregular; new
No. 2 red, $1.06, c. 1. f., track, and $1.06,
. x orinnt Future market closed
. ' W. Ml. " ' -
Ho net higher; September, ii.vi; Decem
ber. $1.01; May, $1.04. '
CORN-Srvot market, firm; export, 61Vo,
t. o. b., afloat. .
oiTo-Rnnt market steady: new stand
ard white, 394c on track; new No, 3, 40c;
No. 3, 89Hc; o. 4, ic; natural wiuw,
!W41o and whit clipped, 41S4Sc, m
HAY-Steady; prime, $140; No. 1, $1.36;
No. 3, $1.201.26 ; No. 1. 95c$1.05.
HIDES-Steady; central America, c.
Bogota, S4H8Sc.
LEATHER Steady; nemiocn ureis,
281:27c: seconds, imXo; thirds, 2223c;
rejects, 10c.
PROVISIONS ForK, sieaoy; mess,
$19.7520.2S; family, $30.00&2l.oo; snort
clears, $19.75g'22.00. Beef, steady; mess,
$18.0016.CO; family, $18.5019.00; beef hams,
$28.0011.00. Cut meats, quiet: pickled bel-
lies, 10 to 14 pounas. ii.uw"-u.
hams. $13.6(H14.1. i-iaira, easy; mmum
west, $11.46U.55; refined, firm; continent,
$11.60; South America,- $12.20; compound,
$8.2608.87)1. 14 ...
TALLOW Firm; prime city, hhds.,
6)c; country, 6xj)c; special, 7He. '
BITTTER Firm : receipts. 8.859 tubs;
creamery, extras, 28)428)4c; firsts, 26)4(9
27)tc; state, dairy, nnest, wvzic.
CHEESE Easy; receipts, 7,392 boxes;
state whole milk, colored, - specials, 16)4o;
state whole milk, white 16l6)4c; skims,
4l3c. ' ' , . i
EGOS Firm, receipts. 20,084 cases; fresh
gathered, extras, 26827c ; extra firsts. 24
26c; firsts. 2223c; seconds, 0H21ttc;
western gathered whites, 2628o.
POULTRY Dressed, Irregular, fresh
killed, western broilers, 14i&23oj fowls, 14
16c; turkeys, 16&17o.
St. Loots General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4. WHEAT Cash,
higher; track. No. 2 red. $1.00)4(8)1.06; No.
2 hard, 9194c. . .
CORN-Higher; track No. 2, 79c; No. 2
WOATSH2'gher; track No. 2, 328:82)40 ;
No. 2 white, 84HS6c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT Higner; December, $2oj
May, 63c.
CORN-Hlgber; December, 52o; May,
62Hc
OATS-Higher, December, 31o;. May,
3Wie.
KYE-Steady, 71)472c.
FLOUR Quiet; red winter patents,
$4.756.00; extra fancy and straight, $416
fi4.65; hard winter clears, $3. 603,75.
SEED-Tlmothy , $10.00.
CORNMEAL $3.70.
BRAN-Weaker; sacked, (east track),
$1.0001.03.' . J
PKOVlBiUX'iS rora, unensngea; joo
blng, $16.50. Lard, unchanged; prime
steam, $10.6610.80 Dry salt meats higher;
boxed extra snorts, u.d; ciear nos,
$11.62)4; short clears, $11.8H- Bacon,
higher; boxed extra shorts, $12 62)4; clear
ribs. $12.62)4; short clears, $12.87)4.
POULTRY Steady; chicken, 12c;
springs, 16)4c; turkeys, 1720c; ducks, 9)4
qiiic; geese, Dtffiuc.
BUTTER Quiet ; creamery, 2326o.
EGGS Firm, 19)4o.
. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls... 19,000 12.000
Wheat, bu 247,000 177,000
corn, du Kiwv w,
Oats, bu 92,000 64.000
I
Mllwnnkee Grain Market.
vm.WATTKEE. Wis.. Sent. 4. WHEAT
No. 1 northern, 94(8wci No. 2 northern,
90393c ; No. 2 hard winter, 83)46 94 !4c;
May. 96c; December, M4c.
.CORN-No. 3 yellow, 79479Hc; No. 3
white, 80c; No. 3, 79c; May, 64c; De
cember, 66C.
OATS-stanaara, bwo.
BARLEY Malting, 6fKg4c.
' Liverpool Grain market.
LTVERPOOU Sept. 4. WHEAT-Spot,
steady; No. 1 Manitoba. 8s 6d; No. 2
Manitoba, BS Wi Mnuoua, ss ia;
futures steady; October, 7s 7)4d; De
cember, 7s 4Hd.
CORN-Spot quiet; new American kiln
dried, 7s 24d; old American, mixed, 7s
3)4d; futures, steady; September, 6s 2d;
December, 4 una.
j, Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4. METALS Cop
per, firm; standard, spot and September,
117.25(6)17.76: October, November and De
cember, $17.32H17.75; electrolytic, $17.75
17.87)4: lake, $17.76(&H7.87)4; casting, $17.124
017.50. Tin, easy; spot, September and
October, $47.00847.37)4. Lead, firm; $4,169
5.00. Spelter, firm; $7.2u7.50. Antimony,
quiet; Cookson's, $4.45. Iron, unchanged;
firm. Arrivals copper at New York to
day, 177 tons. Exports this month, 98
tons. Local sales, standard, 100 tons.
London copper, (lull; spot, 78 ls 3d;
futures, 79 7s. London tin, easy; spot,
216 6s; futures, 214. London lead, 21 6s
London spelter, 26 15s. Iron, Cleveland
warrants, 64s 7)4d In London.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4. METALS Lead,
quiet, $4.75; spelter, strong, $7.25.
New York Mining Stocks. '
NEW YORK. Sept. 4. Closing quota
tions on mining stocks were:
Com. Tumwl itock.. 10 Mnlcao !W
do bond! 15 Ontario 150
Cos. Oil. A Vs M Ophlr 80
Iron Silver 1M gundird ....109
LudTtll Con, .... t Ytllow Jrcket 44
Llttlt ChWI s
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Sept. 4 Bank clearings for
today were $3,964,779.15 and for the cor
responding day last year. $2,602,210.08.
Most Cheerful Note Connded Dnrinar
Day Contained In Statement Deal
Ing- with Leadlnsr Eqalument
Companies' Business,
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The moat note
worthy feature of today's dull and Ir
regular stock msrket was the growing
Importance f money as a factor. For a
time the list gave signs of on inclination
to shake off the heaviness of the pre
vious day, although opening prices were
generally lower, but this was followed bv
a buying movement and short ooverinir
which soon established gains of a point
or more some of the more representa
tive liuuei.
In the early afternoon when call loans
were quoted at 4 per cent and time rates
went higher, the market sagged until
little was left of the rise, except In cer
tain of the higher priced specialties, no
tably the tobaccos, which repeated some
of their spectacular performances. ;
The most cheerful note sounded dur
ing the day was contained In a state
ment dealing with th operations of the
leading equipment companies, showing
steady Increase of business. Earnings of
these companies for th first half of the
current year are well ahead of the en
ure previous year.
Private advices from Berlin, where
private discounts were again higher. In
dicate an early advance In the bank
rate.
The bond market was again heavv,
with pressure against some of the trsc
tlon Issues. Total sales par value, $1.
850.000. United States government bonda
were unchanged on call.
Number of sales ana leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
alM High. Low. CIomk
An amtU4 Coopor t,0 m u
Amor Iran Afflcsltui-al .. 1,(00 It HS
American Boot iu(r.... 1,M0 7414 ?4
Amorlcan Can 1,500 H s U
American Can ltd 100 m J1 111
American C. T I0 41 SWi tH
American Cotton oil M I4U tl 144
Am. lee Securities lot MU JJ ii
American Unwed lro iij ji 134
American Lccomotlv ,,, ftt H 41 4tH
American g, R l.tdt K '
Am. S. eV ft. ptd ..... tot
Am. Sugar Bednlng l,le lit lit ljm,
Amerlcaa T, a T l,oo 144 14IH 1444
American Tobaoto 1,700 M4 tM4
Anaconda Mining Co.... I. TOO 411 44H 44
Atchleon 1,400 101 107 10
Atchleoo eld too lot 101 101
Atlantl Coaet Line 100 141 14 141
Haltlmer A Ohio KW 107 10 10
Bethlehem steel KX) n It .tt
Brooklyn Rapid Tr....... 1,M0 to to 0
Canadian Paclflo ........ I.IM t?S 171 ;t
Central Leather 1.700 M
Clieaapeake ft Ohio...... 700 ll 11 11
Chicago O. W 114
rhlcags. V. ft St. !,... 1,100 104 104 10
Cblcasa ft N. W.... 131
Colored T. ft t 8.100 14 11 U
Consolidated Oat 1. 100 144 141 14i
Cora Proeuoti MO tt U 11
Delaware ft Hadtoe 113
pnvtr ft Kit QriEde,... ...... ..... ..... Si'i
Penrer ft R. O. s(d ..... ...-, W
niitlllere' tecurltlee .... 1.000 IS II 11
grit J, 100 11 II U
Brie lit pfd , sot i U UH
Krle 14 pld 44
aentrtl Klectrls 100 IN 15 182
Oreat Northers pfd 1. 100 1M 137 137
Great Northern Or et.. l.tOO 41 41 41
llllnoli Central lot 1M 130 121
Interborouih Vet 1.000 11 11 UH
Inter. Met. pfd 1.100 11 tt 1144
International Harreeter ... 100 111 1)1 111
Inter-Marrn pfd 1,100 10 10
International Paper 100 14 16 14
International Pomp 24
Kanaas City Southern M
Uclede Gal IM lft 106 101
Ulilfh. Valley 6.100 lt 117 147
Uultvllle ft Naehvllle.. SO0 1I 111 l3
M , 8t. P. ft I. 1. at.... IM 141 141 14
Mlaeourl. K. ft T 4
Mlnourt Pacltl 4,400 It U 194
National Btacult
National Lead SO 404 H
N. R. R. f M. Id H... W ,
New York Central....... M0 11H 114 114
N, Y., O. ft W tM . .. 7 37
Norfol ft Wettem 1,009 114 111 s
North American lot M M
Morthern Paclflo T.6 W4 114 1MH
Pacific Mall
PeaniyWanla 700 1144 U4 114
People's flu "... 1,44
P.. C. C. ft St. b t00 1
Pittsburgh Coal 2,100
pmmni himI rkp loo
Pullman Palaot Car m W 'IT,
JUadlns 86, tot m JW im
Rlpubllo I. ft S 40t Ji 4
Republic I. ft S. pM 4 74 '4
Soci Id.es C... 1,400 364 SS4
(Rock lelan Co. pfd "4
It. U ft. S. F. 14 pt..-- K 854 344
Seaboard Air Line... '
Seaboard A. V Vti...... M H4 M
sloM-Bhetfleld S. I... ,304 66 66 64
Southern Paclflo 1.4J
Southern Railway . J "2 iovl
Bo. Railway pfd IM 104 W4 W4
TennMM Copper 400 43
... a Paoine lot 11 11 '
VZZ paem. !:::::::::: tt,iot m m
Union Paclflo ptd ' i 'i
Vnlt.d BUtei Realty M
United Bute Rubber.... 'j -
United Btatea Steel 33,400 75 72 71
V. B. Bte.1 pfd
ITteh Cbooer 3.M0 6 46
V...roiln Cb.mlc.1 .. 1.100 4 J w2
Wabaah .; ' . J
" "
Weitern Marylind
Waateni Union
Wettlnghouae Blectrlo
Wheeling l 'V
Total sale tor tne o. e"""""
New York Money Market.
. .nrr 1 XinKW.V. On Call.
Btrong; 8)4(W Pr nt: ruUn m?' s?
ma ait, oer cent: ef-
ieted at 4 per cent Time loans, strong;
iixtv days. 4)44)4 per cent; ninety days,
11(26 percent! Months, 6 cent -
PRIME MERCANTILE TAYER-SH
P"' "Hv rvpwiKfiE- Weak, at
U tM tor SsTt4S5 bto tor
dmfn.d- tl.r.
8ILV eitv-r, --
)40- . ....u. ..limed
BONDo UOvernniBuv, ww 1
'"losing quoUUoni on bonds today wer
as follows. m . . .
,T ,V...W1 h B. 4eb. It 1M1... M
B IT rti L. ft N. unt. 4..... 974
do ee'so W . K. ft T. 1st 4a. 94
: ' mueMn Panma 4a tt
A T sit T CTe W..8 UV UVIt. w w- r
Am Tobaice S9....UW6W. t. If. H. . -
Armour ft . S2 a V i'i". ia MIL
Atchlwa ie?. -, N W. 1 . 4s.. H4
. wi u, v. w. s.ue. w...
. 1 Penn. c. Is HU.. 97
. 90 io eon. 4t
.109 Reading (en. 4a 98
. M S. I ft 8. F. tt. 4 TI4
.100 do gen. N 4
. 91 St. L S. W. e. 4a. 4
W B. A. I Ml. St.... ii
northern, 84T486c; No. 3, 81 MT4c.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 7imtOT6c.
OATS No. $ white. 303O)4c.
RYE No. 3, (2)4963)40.
BRAN In lOO-lb. sacks, 319.5O2O.O0.
FLOUR First patents. $4.45(8)4.76; sec
ond patents, 34.308 4.66; first clears, $3.30
3.60; second clears. $2.4O2.70.
SEED Flax, $1.84.
BARLEY-342c.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Tredlnsr and Clonins
Price on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Sept. 4.-Firmnes In the
wheat market today seemed to be based
largely on a feeling that as the market,
had declined three days in succession a;
rally was due. Closing prices were firm,
Ho to Ho higher than last night.
Wheat finished at virtually the high'
point of the day. There was evident sup
port on soft spots. Plenty pressed for
sal, however, on the bulges. '
Owing to car shortage In .Kansas,'
farmers there, It was said, were being;
advised to hold their wheat and stopj
threshing. This had considerable to do;
with preventing the market from declin
ing tt any time more than )4C under last :
night. Outs'de limits for December wer
91o and 924c with the close ic net'
higher at MS'c. '
Material strength developed In corn
largely as a result of the possibility that
frost winch appeared in the far north
west Might reach tho corn belt tonight
Cah prades ware In good demand. No.
2 yellow, TiWrTOVac. Deoember closed flrmj
Sc up at 65c.
Good domestic demand for oats pre
vailed. Receivers said consignment notices
were lighter. December closed $232Hot
a rise of "nfiSc compared with last night
Despite lighter stocks than expected,
provisions eased off. In the end pork
was down 174o to 17)4S20c, lard, 24gi12)4ci
and ribs. 7)417)4o.
The leading futures closed as follows:
Artlclel Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Ves'y-!;
Wheat
Sept.
Dec
May.
Corn. I
Sept.
. Deo..
May.
Oats.
Sept.
Dec.
May.
Pork. I
Sept.
Oct
Jan..
Lard.
Sept
Oct.
. Dec.
Jan..
nibs. 1
Sept.
Oct..
Jan..
H-aiU'S
64Hf
i53H34M)4($H
S3V
92'il
l"4
65
314fi
iS2V4S
34,
17 70
17 86
19 S2H-
19 86
11 224
11 30
10 96
10 S24-!
10 96-1100
11 12)4-1
11 16
10 35(9
10 37
$21S'H
32
17 70
17 85
19 35
It 23)4
11 so
105
10 86
1100
U16
91
91
72'
64
53
81'
824
34;
17 60
17 60
1917
1115
11 20
10 824-
19 66
10 774
10 85
1100
10 37) 10 15
I
9?y
92
96
744
3132
'3344
17 55
17 66
19 IS
11 IS
11 22!
10 824-
10 86
10 77)4
110 BSaD
10 974
1100
1016
91tf
92 I
96)i,
7247 1
64 ,
63:4 I
81'
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34 1
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Bid. Ottered. '
Boston Btock Market. '
BOSTON, Sept. i Closing quotations
on stocks wr as follows: .
Allou 1 - 4 Mohawk 41
Aaal. Copper KNeada Con W
Amal. upp ,0WNlpiltli Mine. .,.
Arleo'na Com Worth Butt. ........ 11
a. C. . . e-orvn umw .71
CaJk. t Ariwna i
CT, Hecla,. Osceola
Arleona...- 91 Old Dominion ...... 19
-Mnnlal yuincy .-
Con. Range C. 0... Mthannon , 11 j
Bait Butt 0. M... 11 superior
kfln UtiSuperlor ft B. M... i'4
oirWx Con WJrrPw"'" il
Oranby Con 41T. 8. B. . ft M... 4&
Oreene Cknane . 416-14 do pfd M
W? Royalt Copttr- VM Con !1
KW .... 4UtaJ Copper Ot.....
v ;. Wwinona
U Ball. Coppw 4 Wolverine i
Miami Copper 4 J
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Sept 4.
WH BAT September, STftc; December,
90)c; May, 9494c Cash: No. 1 hard,
90c; No. 1 northern, SS(3?9!4c; -No. ,
Cash quotations were as (follows: ,
FlAOUR-Sleady. ;
RYE-No. 2, 69)40.
BA RLE Y Feu or mlxliig, 4S2C, fair
to choice malting, 61g-67xj.
SEEDS-Tlmothy. SS..M. Clover,
sis.oon.ori. , ',
FROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl.,
$17.62)417.75. Lard (In tierces), $11.20.
Short ribs (loose), $10.97)4. 1
A'Qint vicr - nnvpe i hw
were equa m 767,000 bu. Primary re-;
celpts wer.fi,979,000 bu., compared with
1,244,000 bu. the corresponding day a year
ago. Th world's visible supply, as shown
by Bradstreets, aecreasea i.ddq.wu du,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
uT - .. - J , n. , a i-fi ..mi .
Apt car; corn, oi n v-.
hogs, 15,000 head.
sn'iilit t?n r..h Prlroa Wheat No. 2 red. 1
$1.041.06; NO. $ red, 94ci&$1.04H: No. $
hard. 93(ge4)4cj No. 3 hard, 9243S4c;
No. 1 northern, 9496c; No. 2 northern,
wme; No. 3 northern. 8792c; No. J
spring, 83(P5c; No. S spring, 90o; No.
4 spring. 8frMc; velvet chalf, 86d?94c:
durum. 9095c. Corn, No. 2, 78(794c;
No. 2 white, 8080)ic; No. 2 yellow, 79
79c; No. 3. 78f 79c; No. $ .whl 79 ;
79o No. 3 yellow, 7879c: No. 4. 774; '
784c; No. 4 white, 78)479c; No. 4 yel-,
ibw" 78rT8c. Oats. No. 2, 82o; No. 2
white, 8S844e: No. 3 white. 32SS34c; No.
4 white, 31324c: standard, 32(fifl4o.
Rye. N. 4, eic. Barley, 45ffl71c Seeds,
timothy. 33.6Oa4.50; . plover, $13.00017.00.
BUTTER-Steady; creameries, 23)42!S
dairtes, 2123c.
EGGS Steady; receipts, 14,158 cases; at
mark, cases Included, 17 4o; ordinary -firsts,
18c; firsts, 20c
CHEESE Firm; daisies, 1516c; twins,
164164c; young Americas, 15416o;
long horns, 1516c.
POTATOES Easy; receipts. 40 cars;
Michigan. 45i7J65o; Minnesota,, 45(3 50c; Wis-,
consin, 46i6a i
POULTKY-Allve, easy: turkeys, 12cJ
chickens, 144c; springs, 17c. ,
; VEAL-Flrm, 914)4C
Kansas City General Market.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 4. WHEAT
Cash unchanged to c higher; No. 2 hard,
87)4ip9)4c: No. 8, 88S8c; No. 2 red, t
J9c: No. 3. 8896o. :
CORN-Steady to lo higher; No.
mlnA -!V.LMrlf Nn 1 75i5f72UO! No. 1
White, 74Wc; No. S. 73(?74c
. OATS-Unchangedi No. 2 white, M3
$4Hc; No. 2 mixed, 33c
Closing prices or rutures: " ,
WHEAT-Seotember. 88C: . December..
t6ei May.. 914c. - . , , ;
corn September, ive; uecemoer, wnvi
May, 60)4f60c - I
OATS September, 32)4o; December,
$34e: May, 84c ;
nvf 7i,? ...,.
HAY Steady; choice timothy, $14.50
14.50: choice prairie. $10.50il,00.
BUTTER Creamery, x4c; firsts, 22ot
seconds, 20c; packing stock, 2g21o. i .
EGOS Extra, 24c; firsts, 32c; seconds.
16c . -
Receipts. Shipment.)
Wheat, bu.... ..309,000 . 275,000)
Corn, bu..... 21.000 16,000
Oats, bu..... 3,600 ' HOOOl
Available Supply of Grain. 1
NEW YORK, Sept 4. -Special cable and
telegraphio communications received byl
Bradstreet's show the following changes'
In available supplies, as compared with,
the previous account; Available supplies:
United States, wheat, east of Rockies', ;
increased 1.216,000 bushels; United State. I
west of Rockies, Increased 241,000 bushels;
Canada decreased 3,123,000 bushel;
total United SUtes and Canada decreased!
666,000 bushels; aflcat for and In Europe,
decreased 900,000 bushels; total American)
and European supply decreased 1.666.000
bushels. Corn: United States and Can-J
ada. Increased 290.000 bushels. Oats:'
United SUtes and Canada increased;
921,000 bushels. '
The leading Increases and decreases re
ported this week follow: Increasee
Nashvllle. 288,000 bushels; Lincoln, 62,000
bushels. Decreases Manitoba, 216,0001
bushels; Kingston, 95,000 bushels.
' Peoria Market.
PEORIA. III.. Sept. 4.-CORN-Un-,
m lLn un- Nn. 2 vellow. TiKWl
784C1 No. $ yellow, 774ifi8o; No. 4 yel-.
low. '78c; No. 2 mixed. 77yte: No. S. 77)4c;
, . A t..J 70.. aamnl, ?IVf.
OATS Unchanged to lie up; standard,
22c; No. S White, 21)4c.
British Columbia Farms-Easy Terms
Thd province of British Columbia
offers great Inducements to the small
farmer - The country Is young and
growing. The markets are big anil
pay high prices.
We are placing on the market a
number of 40-acre farms In a good
district within 8 )4 miles of a railway
under construction. These farms are
sold at $640 in terms of tSO oath and
15 per month.
Write today for illustrated booklet,
F. I. This is a splendid opportunity.
NATIONAL F1XAXCE CO.
. (Umlttd.) '
Head Off lot i Vanooavtr, Canada.
Reliable Agents wanted.
Uberal Commission.
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