GRAIN AND PRODDCE MARKET
Wheat Traders Look for Break in
Market Before End of Week.
COM MAKXET IS UNSTEADY
chickens. 14c for heavy pwls, others not
wanted: springs, 16c.
VEAL-Steady, 914c,
the Grain
Oats Market Wu Strongest Spot la
LUt Yesterday and
the Shorts Were Eager
Bayers.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
SEW YORK G EX ERA I MARKET
!
OMAHA, Sept 30, 1313
A number of the wheat traders said
last night that they looked for a break
the latter part of this week or the fore
part of next because the market has been
poorly supported of late. Most of them
regard the market as a narrow, profes
sional affair. One trader who has close
connections abroad says that the foreign
ers have overbought, and when they can
Ret the wheat beaded towards them they
begin to realise It. A canvass of the
export trade yesterday tailed to develop
anv new business In Chicago or at the
seaboard, although there were vagus ru
mors that a little business was being
. rtih It wa remarked by a Pll
observers yesterday that whthva number
of big traders are taiatng . "'"
are not buying much wheat. Cash wheat
unchanged to 14c higher. t .
Most of the backbone was taken out of
. w..... vaatarday when
the market flattened out, so quickly and
the May option closed at c net w
k. ...... I.,.. Tnilan in aftid Of 1-
cembT corn Deciu.e any dl.pls'tlon on
the part of corn raisers to refuse Pres
ent prices In. making contracts or any
prolonged period of bad weather a month
later may seriously Interfere with the
normal supplies from the new crop nd
leave short sellers In a bad position. In
a general way the corn market must act
en weather news at the present casn
eorn unchanged to o higher. . '
The oats market was the strongest spot
In the grain list yesterday and the noru
in the September option were eager ano
continuous buyers. The export demand
continues normal and traders .la
to go short on the market until the
foreigners cease to want United States
oats. Cash oaU was H8Vo higher.
Clearances were 2,000 bushels of corn,
7,000 bushels of oats and wheat and flour
equal to 684.000 bushels. u
Liverpool closed unchanged on wheat
and unchanged to fcd higher on corn. .
Primary wheat receipts were 1320,000
k,u mnA ahlnments 1.872.000 bushels
air,t r.wint lfuil vear of 1.320.0C0 bush
els and shipments of 351.000 bushels; corn
raeeiDts were 709,000 bushels and aiiip-
menU 459,000 bushels against receipts last
aisima hushels and shipment! of
- B45,00 bushels; oats receipts were 1,041,000
... . . a AAA MA hildhalfl
tmahom una sniDmenia
against receipts last year of 516.000 bush
els and shipments of 450,000 bushels. .
The .following cash sales are reported:
Wheat; No. 2 hard winter, 1 car, 854o,
5 cars. SIV,c; 'A car, 8614c. No nurd,
winter, 7 cars. 86Vc; 1 cars, 84c; 1 car,
Nn. hard winter.' 1 car. 84o. Re
jected hard, winter, 1 car, 78c; car. (poof)
i TSHo. Oats: standard, 1 car, 32c. No. 3,
i white, 10 cars, iic. wnuo,
n4c; no grade. 1 car, SOtte. Corn: No.
! I white, 1 car, 70Vc No. 3 white, 3 cars,
! TAUn Kn i whito. 1 car. 67c: 1 car. tWc.
-No. 1 yellow, 1 oar, 68c. No. 3 yellow, 7
-ara, 7c. No. 8 mixed, 1 car, tnign colon
; 7V4c; 3 oars, 87c; 1 car, 660. No. 4 mixed,
I 4 car, 00540. . ,
Omaha Cask rrtoea.
WHEAT No. 1 hard, 85p7c: No. 3 hard,
' W$c; No, 4 hard, 80vi86ViC. ; .
j CORN-No. 3 white, "tVAWW No. 3
! white, 7070c; No. 4 white, 667Hc; No,
' I .. tO-. k.' ...linn, c:Litii;lV No.
i 4 yellow, 66($66o; No. 3, 66&(i"!4c; No. 8,
1 66Vifc7c; No. 4. 644SfeC.
I OATS Standard, 2c; Wo. 8 white, 314oj
i No. 4 white, lS,e; No. 3 yellow, 31
! JlUc.
I WARLET-Maltlni, 608Sci No. 1 feed,
I RIE-No. 3, 65fi7o; No. 8, 6366o. ,
(notation of the Day oa Varloas
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-FLOUR
Steady; .spring patents, H-1; wimer
sUaigms, $4.4ufe4.uu; winter patents, K70
615; spring clears, $4.25&4.65; extra No. 1
winter, $4.14.20; extra No. 2 winter, 34.00
64.10; Kansas straights. 34.15fe4.26. Rye
flour, quiet; fair to good, $3.86i&4.W; choice
to fancy, $4.06a4.1a.
CORNMbAL-bteady; fine white and yel
low, ll.togl.70; coarse, $L6uai.o; kiln
dried, $4.2i.
RYE-Steady; No. 2 west 69c. c. 1. f.
Buffalo.
BA KLEY Quiet ; malUng. &'6c
WHEAT Spot market, firm; new No.
3 red, 31.047 elevator, and 3103 f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern Duiulh, $1.00 f.
. b. afloat Closed unchanged to S-16c
net higher. September, $U8; December,
99 -lbi.; May, M OUft..
CORN Bpot market, firm; export, WAc
t. o. b. afroat, December to March.
OATS-ijpot market, firm; new stand
ard white, mmvimu; No. 2, nominal; No.
3, iK!&C9c; No. 4, 37c
FKiuu Barely steady; standard mid
dling. 100 pound sacks, 326.354f24.60.
I LAY New, easy; No. 1, Sl.tt; No. i,
31.10: No.. 3, tOc&SLOO. - . .
HIDES Firm; Bogota, 2E28'i;c Cen
tral America, 26c.
LEATHER Firm ; hemlock firsts,- 26
27c; seconds, ta16c; thirds, 22230;,' re
jects, lfic. , -
PROVISIONS-Pork steady; mess, 319.7$
6W.O0; family. $2L&0f 22.60; short clears,
321.0023.00. Beef, firm; mess, 3l-60
17.00: family, 31S.001S.60; beef hams, 328.00
&31.60. Cut meau. dull; pickled bellies,
10 to 14 lbs.. I13.OtoM.00. Lard, firm;
middle west, 31180(11.40; refined, steady;
continental, 811.90; South American, 312.43;
compound, 38.00&&2&.
auTVtM- Easy; receipts, 7,6W tuDs;
creamery extras, aoftc; firsts, 28030c;
state dairy, finest 28'29c; process,
extras. 2bc: factory, current make, firsts
23c; packing stock, current make, No. it,
2l;2lc.
unisrau- irm; receipts, i,ai voxen,
state whole milk, colored specials, 16Vi
Ci WHc; state whole milk, white specials,
lc; state whole milk, under grade. 14
4iU.c: skims, 8H13ViC.
KtMi a irregular; receipts, 10,18 cases;
fresh gathered, extras, 8032c: extra
fresh, 2728ftc; firsts, 24(g26c; refrigerator
firsts, season's storage charges paid, 23ft
j24Vto; western gatnerea wnttes, zv&iM.
rOULiTKi Dressed, weak; fresh killed
western chickens. 1424c: fowls. 15&17c;
turkeys, wmic.
Cora aad Wheat Retfoa Ralletta.
United States Department of Aerlcul-
ture, weather bureau, for the twenty-four
hours ending at H a. m 75th meridian
time, Friday, (September 20, U12:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain
Stations. High. Low. tall. Sky.
Ashland. Neb.. 80 bh .07 Cloudy
48 .86 Cloudy
44
40
Great Activity, Strength and Breadth
Are Exhibited.
STEEL RESUMES LEADERSHIP
Aside from Reading- aad Lehigh Val
ley Railroad Insure Do Not Par
ticipate la Moremeat to
Great Exteat.
Carlot Receipts,
Wheat Corn. OaU
Chicago
Minneapolis .
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City.
Bt. Louis
Winnipeg ....
, 66
667
, m
28
, 213
, n
9)
311
21
48
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featare of the Trading- aad Closlac
Prices oa Board of Trade. '
CH1CAOO, Bept 20.-Ofnclal forecast of
a freese tonight west and northwest made
corn nrlces today take an upward leap.
The close waa nervous at the top figures
reached. o to lfco higher than last night
It was an almost constant ascent In the
corn market Quotations at no time
showed more than a moderate reaction.
Experts declared the government figures
on the probable yield in Kansas and Ne
braska were excessive by 20 to 26 per cent
December closed at 64&S68KC, en advance
of lr&lViO net; No. 2 yellow, 7374c,
Signs of a big Increase In the visible
supply tended to weaken wheat near the
end of the day. By that time shorts had
largely covered and many longs taken
profits. December closed ho up at iu
Oats followed corn up grade. December
closed at 32c, a rise of Wo over last
night ,
ExDort call for lard had a bracing ef
feet on the provision list as a whole. .So
did higher prices for hogs. Septembei
lard made the best showing, a gain of 15c,
The leading futures ciosea as follows:
Articl Open. High. Low. Cluse. Yes y,
i
Wheat!
SeDt. 91 93
Dea.KV4ftfi Wt4
May. St Wl
Corn. I
Sept.l 70(j
7W "
reo..634454'4.a4
Oita.
Sept. 33W8ST,4;
May.) a o
york.
fcept.
Oct..
Jan..
, trd.
Kept.
Oct.
Dea.
Jan..
XUbs.
8pt.
Bept
Oct..
Jan..
16 06
18 36
UC2
- -i
10 77
10 Wj
eioii.
10 86
986
16 96
1105
1106
1107
10 82!
10 67HI
10 70
390
70'ij 12
91 91 91
lj31ia!BH
1W l W ton
714
63
,62
33
324
34
16 SO
16 83
18 22
10 90
10 92
62
83:
82
16 87
182"
I
33tS4!
16 87
16 92
18
11 92 11 06
10 76
10 62!
10 62
9 8296:
110f.fr
11 07V.I
10 77) 10 66
U 85fc
10S7
10 72!
10 72
10 70
8 87
NEW YORK. Sent 20-Oreat activity.
breath and strength attended today's
operations on the stock exchange than
any session in several months. The busi
ness of the first two hours was on a
scale of the old time "million share"
days, but the movement lost some of
Its force In the afternoon nn huavv
profit-taking and extensive short cov
ering.
Taking the day s best nrtces as a hunts.
the.everage level was almost the high
est or the year. In fact two specula
tlve favorites-United States Steel and
Amalgamated Copper recorded their best
quotations since 1911. Steel resumed Its
former leadership In point of activity,
being heavily bought In round lots of
wu 3,ouo and 34.000 shares.
Reading rivalled steel, with a rise of
points. Amalgamated Conner waa the
next most active Issue.
Aside from Readlnir mil Thlvh Vol.
ley, the railroad group did not partici
pate to any great extent In the day's
movement although Harrlman and Hill
stocks were up 1 to 1 points, with les
jer gains In Rock Islands, St Paul and
New York Central.
London sold on our rise, according to
opviia, aume io,w snares or steel,
Amalgamated CoDDer anil nnlnn VaMfin
.u10?1 banks recouped a larger part of
me., miie iu me suD-treasury by a heavy
inflow from New England and the mid.
die west.
Bonds were firm. Total l. ftti I VDlllat
were 32,245.000. United States government
"" were uncnanged on call.
Auburn, Neb... 81
Broken Bow ..78
Columbus, Nb. 83
Cuibertson, Nb. 88
Falrbury, . Neb. 83
Fairmont Neb, 30
Or. Island, Nb. 84
Hartington, N D 82
Hastings, Neb.. 86
Holdrege, Neb. 80
Lincoln, Neb... 81
No. Platte, Nb 7
Oakdale, Neb.. 7
Omaha, Neb.... 78
Tekamah, Neb. 78
Valentine, Nb. 64
Alta, la........ 7
Carroll. Ia .74
Clarinda, la.... 79
Sibley, la. 78
Sioux City, la. 76
48
47
48
47
40
46
.48
44
44
48
49
40
48
42
46
'40
48
.86
.02
.04
.00
.81
.30
.00
.04
.00
Cloudy
Ciouay
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
.00 Raining
ia viuuay
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Raining
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Cloudy
Minimum
.00
.08
.20
.40
.00
.06
.00
1.16
.02
.02
68 . 48 .20
72 46 .00
68 48 .00
68 62 .10
74 62 .00
74 48 .80
W 42 .40
82 52 .40
80 46 ; .60
Not Included In averages.
temperature for twelve-hour period end
ing at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.,
No. Temp. Rain
Central. Stations. High. Low. fall.
Columbus, 0 18
Louisville, My... -a
Indla'polis, Ind. 13
Chicago, III 24
St. Louis, Mo.... 1
Des Moines, la. 22
Minneapolis ....61
Kan. City, Mo.. 26
Omaha, Neb 17
Warmer weather prevailed throughout
the corn and wheat region during the
last twenty-four hours. Rains were quite
aenera in the western districts, and scat
tered showers occurred In the eastern dis
tricts. Falls of one Inch occurred at
the following stations: Moorhead, Crook
ston, Halstad and Detroit Minn., and at
Hanover. Kan., ana inches at ciar-
Inda, la. a. wom.
Local Forecaster, w earner wuriau.
St. LooU Goaeral Market.
ht .LOUIS. Seot 20.-WHEAT-Cash.
firm; track, No. 3 red, 31.03; No, 3 hard,
(.XJllN ttlgner; iraca, o. n, uu, eio,
t white, 75c.
OATS Steady; tracK, mo. i, wc
No. 2 white, 3oC
Closing prices or rutures:
wheat December. 92c; May, 96o.
COKN-Hlgher; December, 619c; May,
fm-" .. . M . , ,
OATS Firm; uecemoer, any, nvt
Kt it Hteaav. oanv.
F1XUR Firm; red winter patents, 34.65
T4.96; extra fancy and straights, 34.15
4.86; hard winter dears, X3.4JK&J.7B.
SEEJ-Tlmothy, itM.
BRAN Weak ; sacked, east track, 99c
HAY-Stronger; timothy, 312.001S.00;
nr.lrl. tllfMVii 14.00.
pRovisroNS Pork, unohamred: job-
blng, 316.26. Lard, unchanged; prime
steam, 310.6510.80. Dry salt meats, un
changed; boxed, extra shorts, 311.60; clear
ribs, xu.&u; snort Clears, u.io. rn
iinnn.nKMl: boxed, extra shorts, JlioO
nir Hha. IlS.fjO: short clears. 813.(6.
spring, 16c; turkeys, 16c; ducks, 12c; geese,
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 2630c.
tMirlflVlrm. at 20c.
Receipts, Shipments.
... 7,800 9.900
110,000 73,000
69,000 61.000
.... 71,000 41.000
Flour, bbls.
Wheat bu.
Corn, bu...
Oats, bu.,..
10 47
10 67
10 67
10 60
9 9
82
THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1912,
OMAHA UYE STOCK MARKET
li'i
s
m
ti
6714
24
'4
17
100 ' 10H4
100 1H
WO 144
too m,
17,700 47i
I, too lm
, 200 10314
100 Wfr
t.MO 10SM
4Vi
1,100 J77V4
17,000 31
II Vi
17
4,700 101'
M0 140
4,109 U
1,100 W'i
100 15T4
100 lOK'l
II
w
K
44 4
1:4
(014
1714
MS
16
44
14414
I7J
44
108H
101
141 It
107H
4114
1014
10
17
io;
140
S
141
100
too
11,400
wo
(00
31
8414'
14
15
44K
1.000 U214
6,000 14114 14014
1,000 4 4014
100 18034 13014
4,000 10W 20
1 0014
12674; 12414
II
34 '
3614
M14
44141
18114
1.M0
1,800
100
' 400
400
21
'27 it'
27T4
Amtitamsted Copper .... M.I00
Arawictn Ancultura ... i.joo,
American Heat Sujmr.... .oo
Amarlru Cn 4,400
AmnicM Qui pfd 1200
Amiiui C. F 700
Amrlcn Ootton Oil..,.. too
aw. ic Mcuntlca 109
Affltrican Llnl 1,100
Atnwioan ijocomotlT ... 100
Amerlrn g. A R 4,700
Am. s. K. pti. ......
Am. Sugar Refining....
Amtrtoan T. A T
American Tnbaoce
Anaconda Mining Oo...
Atchlton .,
Atohlaon pfd
AlUntlo Coaat Lin.,..
Baltimore A Ohio
uetniehatn StMl 11,700
Brooklyn Rapid Tr 1,000
uuiaaian ramio ...
Central Leather ....
(,-ntMpeake A Ohio...... 1,100
unicago o. w (00
inicaro. M, t, p.,.,
Chloago K'. w
Colorado r. I
OoMolldated Ga
Otirn Product!
Delaware 4k Hudaon
Denror A Rio Grand....
Denrer A H. O. Dfd
Pltllleri' Securltle ....
En
BrlS let pfd
Erie 14 pfd
General Electric ,
Great Northern Dfd
Oreat Northern Ort ctfa..
Illinois Central
Intarborough Mat.
Inter. Met. pfd
International Karr eater ..
Inter-Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump ......
Kanns city southern....
larlede Gaa ..........
Lehlh Valley
Lonlevlll A Naabvllle...
M., St. p. A 8. . M..
Mlwourl. K. A T
Mlaaonrl Pacific '
National . filacult
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. Id nfd .
New York Central
K'. 0. A W
Norfolk A Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Paelflo Mall
Peoneylvanla
Peopled Gas
P.,' C, C. A St L
Ptttaburgh Coal .........
Preeeed Bteel. Car
Pullman Palace Car......
Reading
Republlo 1. A B
Republic 1. A 8. pfd
Kook liland Co..
Rock Itland Co. pfd
Bt. U A 8. P. Id pfd...
Seaboard Air Lin
Seaboard A. L. pfd
Sloea-8hetrild 8. A 1....
Southern Paelflo. 1,700 1114
Southern Railway 1,400 3114
00,, nauway pto 1,(00 16
Tenneanee Copper 1,400 , 4414
Texas A Pacific,. 1,300 14
Vnlon Paelflo 31, "00 17214
Union Pacific pfd..,,.,,.. 00 S94
United Bute Realty too 1314
United fttalea Rubber.... 4,000 5414
unnea state Bteel. ...... 000 7614
U. 8. Bteel pfd 000 113(4,
Utah Copper 7,o 0514
v a. -Carolina vnemical ,. 1,300
Wabash - loo
Wabaah pfd , 100
Western Maryland - 100
Weatern Union ....,.;....(' U0
Westlnghouie Eleotrio ... I.M0
Wheeling A L. B.. .......
Tout aales for the day, 4M.400 aharea,
Bi-dlrldend. . ' , ,
$49.80j50.S; October. 49.75iS60.00. IeaO.
firm. $5.10g5.. Spelter, firm, 7.55S7.S0.
Antimony, quiet; Cookson's, IS.75. Iron,
firm and unchanired. Copper arrivals
were S tons; exports this montn, is.ooj
tons. London copper, firm; Bpot, ii is
3d; futures, 79 13s 9d. Local sales of tin
were 25 tons. Ixmdon tin, nrm; spoi,
5s; futures. Z&. London lead, 22 10s
London spelter, 27 6s. iron, uieveianu
warrants, 67s 3d in London..
ST. LOUIS. Sept 20. METALS Lead.
firm at 5.006.C2. Spelter, , stronger at
17.45. '
REPORT OF CLEANING ' HOUSE
Tramsmetlons f Associate Banks
for the Week.
NFiwi YORK." Sent. ffl.-Bradstreet's
bank clearlnKS report for the,week ending
September 19 shows an aggregate of
tf.225.362,000, as against $5,078,419,000 last
week and 2,96l,WJW in tne corresyonu
lng week last year. Following Is a list
of the cities; '
CITIES.
Amount
lac.
Dee.
MT4
(K
76'
44
121
1014
SJ14
u
IS
80
10814
12714 12714
14414
4714
108
101
14214
10814
41
to4
I7IV4 27'4
3114 8314
81
1714
10S
14014
3114
MBit
18U 160
11
14.400 170
1,100 10314
1,100 ISO
190 44 ,
4.400 4214
400 130
1,400 00
m its"
300 3614
000 117
ooo tt,
1,200 1!8
100 4014
1,700 12414
300 11714
1,(00 , 2014
TOO ' 8714' '
.100 1SI
81,200 17214
4,200 214
21
17 i
2714
in"
12
14014
. 2014
4214
138
6014
in
M14
11(14
IS
12811 12814
W14 3014
37
1414
3714
64
4414
182
141
H
12814
20
0014
12514
2014
1S
17
2714
10514
17014
142
14014
29
42
138
00
21
114
3
110
85
New York ,
Chicago
Boston .........
Philadelphia ...
St Louis
Kansas City..,.
Pittsburgh .....
San Francisco.,
Baltimore ,
Cincinnati .....
Minneapolis ...
New Orleans...
Cleveland , ......
Detroit .........
Los' Angeles...
OMAHA,
Milwaukee ,...
Louisville
Atlanta ........
Portland, Ore.,
Seattle .........
St Paul u,
Buffalo ,,
Denver
Indianapolis
Providence ........
Richmond
Washington, D. C.
Memphis
St Joseph
Salt Lake City
Fort Worth ,
Albany ,
Columbus
Savannah
Toledo
Nashville
Hartford
Spokane, Wash....
Tacoma
Dea Moines...
Rochester ,
Duluth
Macon
Oakland, Cal
Norfolk
Wichita
Peoria
New Haven
Jacksonville, Fla.
Scranton
Grand Rapids
Birmingham
Sioux City.
Augusta, Qa
Syracuse
Kvansville
Worcester
Springfield, Mass.
Davton
Oklahoma City...
Portland, Me
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Charleston, 8, C,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Knoxville
San Diego, Cal....
Lincoln
Reading, Pa.......
Toneka
Wilmington, Del...
Davenport ,
Sacramento, Cal..,
Mobile
Wllkesbarre
Cedar Rapids, la.
Akron
Waterloo, la
Helena '
Stockton, Cal
Boise, Idaho ,
Qulncy, III
Tulsa. Okl ....
Springfield, O
Stoux Falls, S. D.
Fargo, N. D
Fremont, Neb......
I. 100
II, 700
1,400
200
1,800
4.600
1,800
124
117
'is
37
168
18
18
to
17
(8
18 " 14
33 li
W
14
1114
5
SO
67
110
81
15
43
14)
170
88
12
S3
74
124
117
10
25
. 17
188
171
2814
M
28
' S4
30
33
61
58
111
31
86
44
173
. 80
83
63
75
11,827,385,0001
309,S,WW
. 161,215,000
163,717,000
. 79.1,000
,': 64,012,000
67.O75.O0O
' 69,t6,000
: 41,213,000
26,600.000
. 27,968,000
!" 18,090,600 .
: 22,840,000
1 23,663,000
, 23,S87,000
. 16,704,000
14,616,000
, 12.647,000
11029.000 .
12,367.000
Y 13,421,000
10,6SO,000
11,534,000
10.068,000
9.240,000
7,443,000
7,m,ooo
6.861,000 ,
5,639,080
7,147,000
6,020,000 ,
8,27S,000
6,222,000
6,506.000
5,ET,000 ,
5.416,000
5.800,000
4,073,000
4,614,000
4,354,000
4,408,000
4,768,000
7,026,000
3,339,000 ,
4,060,0W
3,587,000
3,426,000
3,604,000
2,760,000
2,868,000
2.641,000
" 3,328,000
2.328,000
3.2O4.0TX)
2,85,CCC
2.620.000
2,i346,OTO ,
2,666,000
2,W)2,000
2,O87,0CO
1,498.000
2,188,000
2,482,000
'- 1,739,000
1,661,000
2,067,000
6,744,000
2,879,000
6,675,000
1,887,000
1,496,000
1,687,000
1,347,000
1,728,000
1,223,030
1,393.000
1,S83,W
2,021,030
1.783,000
1,044,000
1,297,000
8H3.O0O
782,000
791,000
5OT.00O
071,009
464,000
270,000
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14.7
4.6!
22.31
15.51
20.4
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5.6
14.31
4.9
14.21
8.01
3.4
13.1
3.2!
'n.i
17.9
32"7
6.1
25.4
26.51
30.ll
6. 01
2.2
9.3
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10.4
116.5
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' 7.2
6.2
8.0
6.8!
12.3
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''i'.8
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10.5
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8.8
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2.4
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27.8
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33.3
27.6
17.2
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29.5
1.7
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15.2
43.7
22.4
4.9
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,ew York Money market.
NEW YORK, Sept. . .-MONEY-On
call, firm, at 484 per cent; ruling rate,
4 per cent; closing bid, 4 pe cent; of
fered at 4 per cent. Time loans, easier;
sixty days, 6fi5 per cent: nlnetv davs
6 per centr six months, 6 per cent
fKlMIU Al.xttJAlTlLo. rAPER-56
per cent. Sterling exchange, steady, with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.8226
for sixty day bills and at U.mo for de
ma. hd. Commercial bills, 14.81,
HILVKR Bar, . 63c; Mexican dollars.
48c
BONDS Government steady; railway,
firm. . .
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Active: winter patents, 84.16
5W. winter sUalghU, I4.ws4.80: spring
patents, 15.50; spring straights, $4.004.15;
bakers, 3,7&3-W.
Ki E No. 2, 70c.
BARLKY Feed or mixing, 4052c; fair
to choice malting. S8tflc. , -
SBKDS Timothy, i503.76; clover,
l3t17.50.
PRuVlr?lONS-Me8s pork, 17.0017.25.
Lard, In tierces, 111.07. Short ribs, loose,
(lu.W to 110.80. .
Total clearances of wheat and flour
wtre equal to 6S4,O0O bu. Export for the
wk, as shown by Bradstreet's, were
eatiu.1 to 3,i)1.0u0 bu. Primary receipts
were 2,1!0,0I bu., compared with l.Uti.WO
bu. -the corrftsponding day a year ago.
KstlmaK-d receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
14 cars; corn. Sot cars; oats, 248 cars;
hoiis, 7,000 head. ;
cmcaKo Casn Prices Wheat: No. 2 red,
tl.ftiiil.u; No. 3 red, Wd&M.OO; No. 2 hard,
Wnuyiw, No. S hard, 8i)!lc; No. 1 north
ern, S3is6'95c; No. 2 northern, 91g9Jc; No.
3 northern, 8f(91c;; No. 1 spring, WrfrijSc;
No. i spring, a-vavlc; No. 4 spring, 7os6o;
velvet chaff, 85((S2c; durum, aof'isoc. Corn:
No. t 7$e"3c; No. white. 775c; No.
2 yellow, 73(&74o;; No. 1 72rst73c; No.
3 white, 74fe"5c; No. I yellow, 73iJi4c;
No. 4. 7372c; No. 4 white, 7afe"4c; No.
4 yellow, 7273c Oats: No. 1 white,
4'34ic; No. I white, 333oc; No. i
fc'iic; No. 4 white, 32S33nc; standard,
ltye: No. 2. 70c. Barley, 4&g74c. Seed,
timothy, I2.503.75; clover, $13.0017.50.
Ktj'U'ER weady; creameries, 24S28c;
dairies, 22S84C
KOGS Firm; receipts, 4,953 cases; at
murk, cases Included. 18i&l9c; ordinary
' first. 20c; firsts, 22i ,
CHEEf-B Steady; daisies, lMitnc;
twins. li'ilSc; young Americas, lial6c:
lonx horns. 15fl6c. , ;
POTATOK9 hieady; receipts, 40 cttrs;
iJIUrilKan. it.G0c: Minnesota, 50Q66C; 'WJg
coii.nin, yyiiAc.
i'UL'LVwV AUve easy; turkeys, 14c;
Kansas Cltr Crala and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, 8ept. 20.-WH EAT
Unchanged to lo higher; No. I hard, 89
fiS9c; No. 1, Busac; no. t rea, jwwc
Ko. 3. 88(g97c.
CORN-Hnchanged to Ic higher; No.
mixed, 68ftWc; No. 8, 6767c; No.
Mt 70i: No. 1 68MrfiOC
OAT8-c higher; No. 2 white, 348'S4c
Kn 1 mixed. 33c.
WHEAT September, 89c; December,
86c; May, 80c .
CORN-48ePtemter. 6SSc; Decern
ber, 49c; May. 49o.
OATS eeptemoer, c; uecemrjer, wc;
May, 34c.
HAY i ucnangea 10 si nigner; cnoice
timothy, 814.0U14.50; choice prairie, 111.00
11.60.
HX ttt uncnangea.
Receipts. Shlprnpnts
Wheat, bu 21.200 14,600
Corn, bu 16,000 21.000
Oats, bu , H, 000 13,000
Minneapolis drain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept 20. WHEAT
September. S?? December, 8c;
May. 94(64c. Cash: No. 1 hard, 9lc;
No. 1 northern, 8894t)0c; No. 2 northern,
pwnjc; No. 8, 8385o.
CORN No. 8 yellow, 7070c.
OATS-S031c
RYE No. 2. 6062e.
BRAN In 100-lb. sacks, I19.60ftf20.00.
FLOUR First patents, t4.S54.65: sec
ond patents, 4.204.66; first clears, 3.20
3.60; second clears, 2.A5..uu.
SEED-31.78.
BARLEY m 67c. -
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Sept 20. W HEAT No
1 northern, 9314fi4c; No. t northern, 90
ti92c: No. 2 hard winter, 9293c; Decem
ber. sT4c: May. e.
COItN-No. yellow. 7374c; No. 1
white, 75c; No. 3, 7273c; December,
53c; May. &3c
OAT8-4Standard, 34e.
BARLEY Malting, 58!76c.
Cattle Receipts Are Light, Trading
Slow and values weak.
HOGS AEE FIFTEEN H3GHEE
Advance Is Not as Large sta Slump of
Tnesdajr and Values Are Still
Ten Cents Below Mon
day' (notations.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept 20, 1912.
RecelDts were: came. Hoars. Sheep.
O.ftlcial Monday 9,U3 3.V84 26,2a9
uiiicuu Tuesday 8,586 MUS i,i
slow and dull. The few cows sold early
Official Thursday 2,934 4,413 16,b
iveumate Friday 1.6UU z,ww
Five davs this ww.lr ' il M 21.511 111.710
Same days last week ..28,084 27,106 kfl.lU
Same days 2 w'ka. ago.25,246 2,680 86,364
Same days 3 w'ks. ago.21,034 29,260 87,498
Same days 4 w'ka. ago.20,244 29,862 95,561
same days last year... 30,037 24,697 136,033
The following tithla ahnwa the receiDti
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
ior roe year to date aa comparea witn
last year: 1912. lail. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 637.192 78;,608 ....... 149,616
Hogs 2,317,839 1,860,231 46;,608
Sheep 1,632,443 1,668,640 v 36,197
The following table snows the ranee of
prices for hogs at South Omaha tor the
last lew days with comparisons:
Date, j lau. iiiU.iiwo.liu.iau.iliw7.l04.
Sept 12 8 86 6 tfl t!
Sent 131 8
Sept ll 8 42,
btpt loi
Sept. 16 8 43
Sept 17 I 21
6 Sol 9 13
8t .83o
6 VS 8 Dbi
6 711 & 88 a W
1 vs ' iniw
7 9)i 6 86i 5 81 6 0J
8 Oui 6 9U I 6 M
there waa a very fair demand. Desirable
feeders changed hands In about the same
natches as yesterday, there being little
channr la either direction. The bulk of
the receipts changed hands in very fsir
seferon. '- " -
Guotations on Shep and Lambs Lambs,
good to choice, 7.007.36; lambs, fair to
good, J.7o700; lambs, feeders, $6.006.SO;
yeaMlngs. light I6.266.66; yearUilgs,
heavy, $5.005.40; yearlings. feeders, o.00
SS.50; wethers, good to choice. t4.204.50:
wethers, fair to good. $4.004.25; wethers,
feeders, 3.804.40; ewes, good to choice.
13.9CK&4.26; ewes, feeders. 3.25$.80; ewes,
yearling breeders, $4.605.00; ewes, aged,
I3.604.0; cull sheep and bucks, I2.00&3.00.
ReDrcsentatlve salee:
No. - , . . . Av.
279 Nevada ewes 107
16 Nevada ewes, culls 95
1P2 Nevada yearlings............ 84
65 Nevada yearlings, ewes 81
497 Nevada wethers ,..107
464 Nevada wethers 108
66 Nevada wethers
339 Nevada wethers
98 Nevada lambs ..
5S Wyoming lambs '.
175 Wyoming lambs.
178 Wyoming lambs,
700 Idaho lambs, feeders...
375 Idaho lambs, feeders...
247 Idaho lambs, feeders...
306 Idaho ewes, feeders....'
30 ewes, ' feeders
feeders..
feeders.
.106
.-...111
.... 60
63
65
52
58
51
68
.101
Pr.
400
500
BOO
430
430
430
4 80
-39
665
700
6 55
665
6 60
6 00.
6 50
3 76
4 00
CHICAGO LIVE SOCK. MARKET
Sept 20.
6 81 8 8w 8 6l 841 5
I S S 8 1U U 0 84 B u
w
02
. 6 b4 8 7.1 8 17 j 5 73 6 06
bept 18. 1 8 U9 6 811 I 8 141 6 Sil 6 78 6
Sept 19. t 164 6 7l 8 92 6 (W 5 72 6
'Sunday. ...'',
Receipts - and disposition ' of live stock
at the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours ending at 3 p.
m. yesterday:
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.. -
Cattle. Hogs.8heep.
C. M. & St. P ..
Wabash ..
Missouri Pacific 1
Union Pacino 4
C. & N W.. east 4
C. & N. W., west 21
a St P. M. & O...
C. B. & Q., east 1
V. U. &. west 26
C. R. 1. Ac P., east.. ..
C. K. 1. & P., west 1
Illinois Central 2 .
Total receipts 60
Dxoi-uaiTlON HEAD -
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
2 ..
1 ' N "
. 6 15
? ::
3
2 ..
6 4
1
., 9
35 28
Morris & Co.;...
Swift & Co
Cuaahy Packing Co....
Schwartz & (Jo...
J. W. Muiphy
Benton Van.nt & Lush
i-im Son ,
i B. Lewis
rius ion & Co............
J. xS. Root & Co........
J. H. Jbuila...
U F. Husz
Vvertheimer & Degtn..
Mo. Kan. Calf Co
Cling & Oar.atle
Otfter Duyers
133
198
Hi
m
a
M
A2
42
28
14
il
16
310
S&4
404
2ol
'Mi
934
4o7
' 9iH
Demand for Cattle-and Hobs Slow
Sheep Weak. ,
CHICAGO, Sept " 20. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,000 head; market slow; gener
ally' steady; beeves, 85.S511.00: Texas
steers, $4.65f(425; western steers, t5.S09.30;
stoekers and feeders, 34.307.60; cows and
heifers. 2.908.00; calves, 8.00&11.50.
HOGS Receipts. 9.000 head; market
Slow at 510c advance; light, $8.258.85;
heavy, $7.9J$8.75: roqgh, I7.90i"S.1O; pigs,
35.iS8.0O; bulk of sales, 18.20ig8.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4.0W
head; market, weak to 15c lower; native,
13.594.50; western, ' $3.604.60; yearlings.
$4.765.50; lambs, native, $4.757.25; west
ern. . J3.007. 50.
Kan City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Sept 20. CATTLE
Receipts, 2,700 head. Including 1,100 head
southerns; market steady ' to: weak;
dressed beef and export steers, I8.4010.75;
fair to good. I6.0OS8.25: western steers.
J5.60lO.00; ftockers and feeders, 24.26
50; southern steers, s4.Zati.35; southern
cows. $3.5OS6.00t native cows. I3.256.50;
native heifers, M.7a8.50; bulls, KU5IW5.U0;
calves. .60o.oO.
HOGS Receipts, z.900 head; market luc
higher; bulk or sales, j.4ug8.tjo; neavy,
heavy. $8408.60: packers and butchers.
$8.468.70; lights, S8.608.70; pigs, 36.25
25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-i-ReceiUts. 4,200
head: market steady: lambs, S6.007.4o;
yearlings. Ii50$6.u0: wethers, S4.004.50;
ewes, S3.504.25; stoekers 1 and -feeders.
S2.60SS4.3S. . . ,
South Omaha
St Joseph ...
Kansas City ..
St Louis
Chicago ......
Totals ......
6,b!ft
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. III.. Sept, 20.CORN-Market
le higher; No. 2 yellow, 72c;,No. 8 yel
low, iific; ino. mixea. i.'c; sample, tw.
OAT3-lc up; No. 2 white, 35c; stand,
ard, S4c; No. 3 white, 33c.
Philndelphln Prodneo Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 20. BUTTER
Firm and unchanged.
EOG8 Ftrm and unchanged. .
CiIEESEJ-Flrm and unchanged.
Condition of Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Sept 20.-At the begin
ning of business today the condition of
the United States treasury was: Work
ing balance In treasury offices, SS4.3i3.096;
m oanits ana rnmppine treasury, 833,833,
834; total In general fund, 3146,906,344. Re
ceipts yesterday were 12,630,144; disburse
ments. 82,490,192. Deficit to date this fiB
csl year, $11,348,807, as against a deficit of
321,564,770 at this time . last year. Theso
figures exclude Panama canal and public
debt transactions.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Sept. 20. American securl.
ties opened steady today.) Prices advanced
on fair buying during the first hour and
at . noon tne gains ranged irom to
above parity. Canadian Pacific was firm
ana 1 higher.
" ' Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Sent. 30. DRY nvna
The cotton goods tnarket Is steady. In
quiry for yarns and heavy cotton goods
rw uiurrttainB. me print cloths are
firmer. iV,ool markets are tending higher.
mum are mora active. Toe Jobbers
report a steady house trade and more In
terest In late goods.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 20. COFFEE Mar
ket for futures closed steadv. net in.
changed to 6 points higher. Sales were
44,350 bags. Spot coffee, quiet; Rio 7s.
14c; Santos 4s, 16c; mild, quiet; Cor
dova, 16l8c. .
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2ft-WHEAT-Spot,
steady; No. S Manitoba. 8s 3d: futures.
steady; October, "s S9d; December, 7s
va; Alarm. s i"u.
CORN Soot auiet: new American kiln
dried, 7s 8d; futures, firm; September,
6s 5d; December, 6s ld.
HOPS In London (Pacific coast), 77
lOal e t-
OMAHA GESBRAIrVMABKBT.
BUTTER No. 1, 1-lb. cartons, 27c; Np.
1, In 6lMb. tubs, 27c; No. 2. tc; pacKing,
POULTRY-Brollers, 3540c per lb.;
h'.na Inn: cocks, sa 10c: ducks. 18c: geese,
if,v turkevs. 3c: Dleeons. Per dor.. 31.50.
Alive: Hens, 10llc; roosters, 5c; stags.
5c; old ducks, full leatnerea, o; geeso,
full feathered. 5c: turkevs. 12c: pigeons.
per dos.. 90c; homers, 82.50; squabs. No. 1,
31.60; No. 2, 60c
CHEESE Imported Swiss, 33c: Ameri
can Swiss, 26c; block Swiss, 24c; twins.
mi- . rinlnles. 18c: triDlets. 18c: Young
Americas, 19o; blue label brick, 18c; llm-
berger, 2-ib., auc; i-id., 22c. -
BEEF -CUTS The wholesale prices of
beef cuts, effective September 16, are as
follows: Ribs, No. 1, 21c; Na 2, 15c; No.
3, 10c. 'Loins, No. 1. 24c; No.' 2, 16c; No.
3, Uc. Chucks, No. 1, lOo; rNo. 2, 8c;
No. -3, 7c. Rounds, No. L 13c; No. 2,
lie; No. 3. 9c. Plates, No.-l.!7c; No. 2,
tic; No. 3, 5c. . ,
'FISH (fresh) Piciterel,. ws; -whlte, 13c;
pike, 16c; trout, 14c; large crapples, 12
15o; roe shad. 800 each; sld roe, per
docks, 15c; ' flounders, l.f -g.een catfish,
160; rose shade, 85c each;, shad roe. Pr
pair, 46c; salmon, 15c; halibut, 8c; yellow
perch, 80; buffalo, 8c; bullheads, 8c.
FRUITS, ETC. New apples In bbls.,
3.003.25. Spanish onions,- per. case, S1.09.
Bananas, fancy select per bunch, $2.25
2.50; Jumbo, per bunch,,l2.753.76. Dates,
Anchor brand, new, 80 1-16 pkgs. In box,
pet box. 3225; Dromedary brand, new, 30
1-lb. pfcgs. In box. per box, J3.00. Figs,
California, per case of 12 No. 12 pkgs.,
8O0; per case of 36 No. 12 Pkgs., 32.50; per
case of 60 No. 6 pkgs., $2.00; bulk. In 25
and 60-lb. boxes, per lb.. 10c;- new, Turk
ish, 6-crown, In 20-lb. boxes,, per lb., 15c;
6- crown, In; 20-lb. boxee,sper lb., 16c;
7- orown, in 30-lb. boxes,; per lb., 17c.
Lemons,' Llmonelra, selected -brand, extra
Taney, 800-360 sixes, per box,, 38.50; Loma
Llmonelra. fancy, 300-360 .slses, per box.
16.25; 240-420 sizes, 50c per box- less; Cali
fornia, choice, 3U0-360 sixes, Ter box, $o.W.
Oranges, California Pansy, brknd, extra
fancy, 96-126 sises, per box, S3.J6; extra
fancy, all sixes, per box,, 14.60. Peaches,
California, 860; Colorado, -..white and yel
low, freestone, 6075a Cantaloupes, Cal
ifornia, 45 slse, 83.00; Rocky Ford, 45 slse,
$3.26: pony, 64 sise, $2.50. - Watermelons,
per lb., 1c. - - V
XtUViEdX AtJJ-ai5 ttUUtlBC HUlire B " "
per lb., lc. Celery, Michigan, per dos.,
Sue.' Cucumbers, hot house, per dox., 35c.
Egg plant fancy Florida,-per' dos., $1.50.
Garlic, extra fancy, white, per dos., 15c.
Liettuce, extra lancy, wnutj, ,
Onions, white. In crate. $1.00; -yellow, per
crate, 90c. Parsley, fancy southern, per
dox. bunches, 60itf76c. Potatoes, home
grown, per bu., 75c. Tomatoes, . homo
grown, per i-oasaet camw,
beins. per basket 76c; green 'beans, per
basket, $i.w.
Cotton Market.
' NEW YORK, Sept 20.-COTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling upianua, ii.ouv,
middling gulf, 12.1tc; no sales. "
Futures closed steady. , Closing bids
Saotembei1. ll.aic: October. 11.35c: Novem
ber, 11.49c; December, lt.tuc; January,
11.63c; February, U.70c; March, llJSc;
May, lt97c; July, 11.89c.
- .
8 agar Market.
'NEW.' YORK, Sept 20. SUGAR Raw,
easv: muscavado, 8 test s. wo; centni-
ugal. 96 test, 4.30c; molasses, 89 test, 3.55c
refined, steady. ,-
Totals 1,391 2,244 9,083
CAT ixJi Cattle receipts were very
light, as usual on a Friday, omy 1,5W)
head being reported In tne yams. Of
tnat number about 300 neao were leedeis
that were halted at the yards on their
way to Illinois and not oilered for saie.
1 he market as a whole was entirely de
void or new or Interesting features, it
was, In fact, a typical Friday's market,
slow and duiland weak tnrooghout
There were no killing cattie of good
quality on sale, and packers did not ap
pear to be at all anxious for tne medium
Kinds here. As a result the .market waa
slow aned dull. The tew cows som early
at prices that did not show mucn change,
but before sellers really had a chance to
unload ouyers seemed to come to tne con
clusion tnat they uad all tue cattie tnat
they wanted, and most ot uitm lett tne
yards, so tnat the market on cows ana
ueiieis was both dun and lower.
Good leeahers were about steady, but
lignt ana timhy "stackers! were slow and
lower. " ." "
Quotations on native tattle: Good to
choice peel steers, $8.26l0.26; fair to good
beef uteeis, $7.258.26; common to fair
beef , steers, $6.0u7.26; good to choice
helteis, $6.258.26; good to choice cows,
5.2&4f6.z5; fair to good cows, $4.25 5.26;
common to fair cows, $3.004.25; good to
choice stackers and feeders, $6.U07.75;
fair to good Blockers and feeders, $5.0
0.00: common to fair stoekers and feederb.
$4,76o.oU; stock cows and heifers, $4.504j
i.o; veai caives, m ouus, stags,
ettt , 4.0ii(B6.60. (
Representative sales: '
COWS.
Ns. At. Pr.' No. At. Pr.
1 133 I 0 I m 4 60
1 lt 4 10 3 I7( 4 60
4 II! 4 45
tiEIFERS. ,
, 710 I 26
, 736 4 10
, 667 4 76
Wool, Market
ST.. LOUIS. SeDt 20.-WOOL Steadv:
territory and . western mediums, 2024c;
line IllVUIUlliO, lafiVC, A1.1C, AOfl.V.
'ACING RACE UNDECIDED
AFTER SIX HEATS ARE RUN
SOUX CITY, la.,.- Sept. 20.-The . Live
Stock exchange purse of $1,000, 1.14 pace,
featured the harness card at ' the Inter
state fair races today. After six Mats
had been run it Went over unfinished u'n
til tomorrow. Franklin Pierce - set, .the
pace, winning the first two heats. In
the third Moortell came up from behind
after-a, bad start and-won by a head
Famiy Almont; won ..the first heat and
Kentucky M. : captured the 7 nisxt two.
Actress Woodford 6n the 2:18 trot after
losing the secohd and third heats. Sum
maries: v'v
Pace. 2:14 -class.- The Live Stock ex
change purse, $1,000 (unfinished): Ken
tucky M. and Franklin- Pierce each Wbn
two heats and Fanny AJmont and Moor
tell each won a heat. Best time, 2:10.
Trot, 2:18 class, purse $600:- Actress
Woodford, first; Jim s O'Shay, second;
O'Ralne, third; Atheiwood. fourth. Best
time; 2:20.. '.., . : .: .
Running, consolation, live lunongs,
purse $150:-1 Bobby Cook, first;-Georgia
Shand, second;, f air Messenger,
1....
1....
4....
10....
I....
JL Grain fiprontlns in Shock.
GRAND FORKS, N. D.. Sept. 20.-As
the result of the heavy rains which have
been falling here in the last few days,
grain In shock Is thoroughly soaked and
In a serious condition. In almost every
shock there are sprouts and the damage.
It Is claimed, will be heavy.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-METALS-ttJ
per, auu; stanaara, spot to November,
$17.2617.76: electrolytic $17.60fn7.75; lake,
$17.fi2fil7.75; casting. $J7.12fcl7.25. Tin,
unsettled; spot, $49.97ihu0.5O; September,
St. Loots Live Stoek Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 4.300 head. Including 300 head of
Texans; market strong: native shipping
and export steers, $8.00(510.70;" dressed
and butcher steers, $6.008.60; Blockers
and feeders, $3.75ig7.25; cows and heifers.
$4.KXg?.10; canners, $17604.50; bulls, $4.00
$6.50; calves. $6.00e'U.50; Texas and Ok
lahoma steers, . 34.&"3.w; cows and hell
ers. IS-ToStf. ...
HOGS Receipts, 3.400 head; market, 10c
higher; pigs and lights, $6.Kttp9.g; mixed
and butchers, $8.458.85; good heavy, IS. 66
68.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, $,300
head: market steady: muttons, I3.7ofa4.00
lambs. $6.60&7.35: culls and bucks, H,50J
3.26; stocxers, jiioo.w.
'.' St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.. Sept 20. CATTLE
Receipts 8,000 head; market steady; steers.
$S.0010,2&; cows and heifers, $3.268.75
calves. $s.lS.W. " - . . .
HOGS Re ce pts, 1.500 head;, market 10c
higher; top. $8.70; bulk of sales, $3.$5
8 60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.600
head; market steady; tambsv $6.2567.40.
,6711 4 M
, Sit 1 00
1.
8
I......
no s 10
435 S 25
798 t 75
m 6 76
....1010 4 75
....1170 4 10
....1670 4 0
....1300 I 00
....1430 5 00
....1280 8 60
BULLS.
I. 120 4 40 1
I..... 1018 4 60 I.....
1...: 1130 4 SO 1....
1..,.. 1010 4 40 1.....
1 1380 4 40 1
1 16401 4 70 1....,
1 1JS0 4 76
CALVES. .
i 416 4 00 11.. 350 7 60
2 170 I 00 1 160 I 60
I.... 461 I 00 1...... 150 I 71
4.; 42.1 I 00 II -. J10 8 76
2).. 311 I 86 1. 160 I 76
., STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
I...... 646 I IS ' 4...... 885 6 80
13...... 62 I K .. 857 5 M
401 6 70 i V
HOGS-Hogs sold all the way from 104i
20c higher this morning, or In other
words right around 15c higher than yes
terday's general market Not only were
prices sharply higher, but the trade was
active at the advance, so that everything
changed hands very soon after the
market opened. It was, in fact, a run
away market, but still the advance today
was not as large as tne slumD on Tues-
day. The hogs sold largely at $8.308.35
and on up as high as $8.45 for good light-
weignts. backers were hardly In the
rnarnet at an. tneir total purchases from
iirst nanas amounting to little. If anv,
over 500 head. In other words It was a
snipper and speculative market
After allowing for the advance yester
day and today prices are still around 10s
lower tnan tney were on Monday before
tne pacaers made their raid on the
meritet
Representative sales:
No. . At. Bh. Pr. , No.
47 178 40 I W CO..
4 148
60 ..831
!.... .180
17 145
45...
M..
65.
43..
(1.,
I!..
14..
80..
41.
II.
...HI
...207
40 8 15
40 IK
80 I 2714
80 I M
... I 10
... 110
..104 140 I 10
..141 80 110
..28 ... ISO
..28 80 8 SO
80 I SO
X4 ... 110
201 120 I 30
.....27 280 ,8 80
170 ...I 10
..,
!..
59..
68..
t..
50..
t..
93..
71..
40..
73..
64..
43..
(..
At. Sh. Pr.
....i8 ... 8S2H
....n 160 1 12
....tet 80 1 S2H
....246 ... 1 S2H
....150 120 8 12
....200 ... 1 85
,....184 ... 8 35
260 40 I 1$
,....ts ... s ss
24 160 I 15
.....231 40 I 36
238 360 I 35
175 ... 135
m ... 116
.250 120 1 17
54 191 80 8 40
4.....20 ... ISO 28 127 ... 1 40
12 40 I SO T 121 80 I 40
M 270 160 I 10 . I! 211 80 1 45
61 M0 820 I 125 15 .,155 ... 146
11 131 120 I 3314 '
PIGS.
16 ..10J ... TOO 1 77 ... 00
SHEEP Receipts of sheep were very
moderate today, only twenty-eight cars
being reported In. This makes the total
run for the five days this week almost
112.000 head, which is the largest of any
wee since tne opening of the range sea.
son, but smaller than for the correspond.
ing time a year ago by over 21.000 head.
There were not very many fat sheep on
the market, in fact not enough to really
make a test of prices. There was quite a
little sprinkling ot fat Iambs, however,
but the market even on good kinds was
very slow, packers have been good buy
ers all the week at steady prices, clean.
Ing up the receipts as fast ts they came
In. As a result they had about all the
killing stuff on hand that they could use
and were not In need of 'additional sup
plies uiis morning unless they could
secure mem enougn lower to make
some object to buy. Thus the trade on
fat stuff was slow and dull from start to
finish. A. cut-off of lambs that sold at
ft 20 yesterday and $7.10 the day before
went at -w this morning. - . .
a consiaeraDie proportion 01 tne re
ceipts consisted of feeders - for which
, . Stoek In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the five prln
ipal western markets yetserdar:
cattie. Hogs, sneep
2,600
1,800
2.900
9,000
7,300
1.600
4.200
3.30O
4,000
...18,500 1,9400 , 20,300
With, the Bowlers
The Gordon Ftreproofs took three
straight from the Rogers Permits in the
Commercial league. Moran was high with,
212. Score: v .
GORDON FIREPROOFS.
1st 2d. 3d. Total.
Heaton ..178 157 167 60S
Laird . .150 171 175 . 496 ,
Straw 160 160
McDonald 149 194 343
Nelson 154 167 188 609
Moran 159 189 212 660
Totals....... 810 833 936 X570
ROGERS PERMITS.
1st 2d.
Doherty 141
H. Howley 158
Straw 160
J. Howley 120
Porklns 152
179
162
160
135
13S
3d. Total.
163
144
160
135
121-.
483
.464
480
390
411
723 2,228
Totals 731 . 774
New Anto League.
A brand. new golden, egg, hatched into
the kingdom of Omaha bowlers last even
ing when the Automobile league opened
its. first: season In first-class shape. Pres
ident Traynor made a short speech and
then ! Introduced .Mayor Dahlman, who
made a few remarks of encouragement
to the boys on their first appearance as
a bowling league and wished them all
success possible. Punch and other re
freshments helped to make things merry,
while the alleys were nicely decorated
with' emblems of Old .Glory and Ak-Sar-Ben.
The league will bowl every Thurs
day evening,, and, although the scores
were small, a better, grade will appear
later. Scores: ' T;'f.' :
.. STORZ AUTO SUPPLY CO.
. 1st- 2d. 3d. Total.
118
.....V.. .148
...480
168
203
Ston ....
Brady
Troup
Durkee ..
Eastman
Totals
RIem ......
Smith ......
Barnum ...
Barkan ....
Nygoard-..
Totals .720 761 780
STUDEBAKER AUTO CO.
150 152 420
152 ; ,181 ' 481
142 - ,150 - 452
194 '173 bS5
172 178 653
..77 810 834 2.441
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
...139 164 183 476
...149 178 106 433
...132 171 156 459
...139 129 168 435
...161 129 147 437
CADILLAC AUTO-CO.
Stone
F. Hansen
Hervey ....
Maloskey .
L. Hansen
1st.
....143
....104
....123
....179
....105
2d.
107
117
9
130
125
3d.
98
122
121
150
166
2,241
Total.
348
343
363
459
396
Totals
.651 598 657 1,909
HORN SUPJPLY CO.
Horn
Orr
Grislnger .
Beal ......
Newcome
Total.
268
Totals
1st. 2d. 3d
.97 100 71
. 85 113 97 295
.150 125 158 433
.111 114 146 371
.214 162 141 627
614 613
....657
NEBRASKA BUICK CO.
1,884
1st 2d. 3d. Total.
Hayes 158 13 " 135 426
Johnson ..140 101 141 382
Welch 148 184 - 105 437
Kemp 95 118 141 354
Rasgorshek 138 142 167 447
Totals 679 678 689 2,046
UNITED MOTOR. CO.
1st 2d. 3d. Total.
Archer : 146 133 198 477
A. B. Hall 114 115 126 355
Kilng 103 110 124 337
Israel 166 127 119 402
Riley 131 101 149 381
Totals .650 586 716 1,952
TRAYNOR AX-TO, CO.
1st. 2d. 3d. Total.
Dahmke 118 145 105 368
Fassnacht 100 125 112 337.
Jackson '.. 124 183 117 374
Abbott ............... 108 86- 112 808,
Traynor 158 193 . 147 498
Totals 60S 682 693 1,883
FORD MOTOR CO. ' '
tit. 2d. 3d. Total.
Schmelzel,.. 148 .... ,92 240
Deafner 90 ... 90
Fletcher .... 149 178 144 471
Hogan 78 98 100 276
Conklin 122 147 103 372
Davis .-. 419 75 106 300
Time, 1:04. Ross
gerald also ran.
third.
Essa and Eddie Fltz-
IOWA HAS GOOD SCORE
, IN AMATEUR RIFLE SHOOT
LINCOLN. . Sept. .' 20.-(Speclal.)-The
Charles H. Newcomb of Philadelphia won
the sixth annual West Hogan amateur
championship here today by breaking 99
of his 100 targets and defeating J. B. Mc
Hugh of Wilmington, " Del., who ' had
broken the same number, In the shootoft
William Ridley of What Cheer, la.;
Harry H. Sloan of Philadelphia and Wal
ter S. Behm of Keating, ra., uea tor
third place wlth-98 breaks each. -Allen 8.
Hell of Allentown, Pa., won the double
target event with 91 breaks In 100 targets.
FIRE RECORD.
Grocery Store Barns.
BEATRICE," Neb., ' Sept 20. (Special
Telegram.) Fire of unknown origin this
morning destroyed the grocery . store of
J. , W. Kuhl in . Gletiover, a . suburb , of
Beatrice. The loss will amount to $2,000,
partially covered by Insurance.
Totals .'. 616 688 545 1,749
Gate City Leavgrne.
OLD STYLE. LAGERS.
Sciple, R. L..
Bland
Amsden .....
Reese
Shaw
1st
185
196
188
166
214
2d.
204
181
173
146
201
3d.
149
188
152
166
148
Total.
538
665
613
467
563
Totals 939 904
FRANK'S COLTS.
1st 2d.
147
803 2,646
3d. Total.
Kolinchlnek
Lee
Arken .......
Rosenberg ,
Douze
Handicap .-
Totals ..
, 125
. 109
136
, 146
63
145
145
132
123
128
63
149
119
137
124
118
63
441
$9
378
383
392
189
, 724 736 710 2,172
Persistent Advertising Is the Road to
Big Returns.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
A dividend of Two Dollars per shart)
will be paid on Tuesday, October 15,
1912, to stockholders of record at th
close of business on Monday, SeptenAer
30, 1912.
WILLIAM R. DRIVER. Treasurer.
JOHN M. GILCHRIST
pres. State Board of SSzamlner, O. P. A.
CEXTzrxSS ruiuu AUDWUHTMI
Omaha, HslK
September 10. 1911
The City Trust and Safe Depoalt Company,
Onaha,- Nebraska. , -
GenAcTing under Instructions from the Hon. Silas R. Barton, Auditor of Public
Accounts, as Per statutory provision. I hereby certify that the following is a trua
MdTorrecr statement of the Resources and Liabilities of your concern as ot date
June 30. 1912. , . . , BSOtr.0z,
K ' fC AAA AA
Bonds at par ...
Mortgages at par
Stocks at cost
Collateral Loans u-.
Real Estate
Warrants . .
Furniture and Fixtures (Balance) at cost
Less securities premium account.
Other Cash Resources:
Sundry Accounts Receivable
Transit Account ,............,
Cashed Coupon Account . .... . .......
Accrued Interest
127,964.70
178,750.00
15,000.00
5,087.67
. 79,614.19 ,
28,138.70
$499,655.26
.. 4,530.59
160.24
2.300.62
308.50
$ 495,024.67
2.769.36
20.617.51
Trust Funds 1,1H,4.!tl?
Cash In Banks
18.488.25
X.IABELXTXES
Capital ........... ........
(Preferred stock
(Common stock-. ......
Dividends unpaid ...........
Bills payable ........... ..
Accounts payable
Coupon Deposit Account
Interest accrued but not due ......
Advanced payments for securities
Trust Funds
Undivided profits ........
.$200,000.00)
. 100.000.00)
.$ 300,000.00
8,016.00
190,000.00
344.41
456.24
6,282.65
28,101.84
1,123,464.10
6.694.75
$1,660,358.39
:
$1,660,358.8$
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN M. GILCHRIST,
, ' . Certified Public Accountant
CITY TRUST 6 SAFE DEPOSIT COAflY
' Acts as Corporate .Trustee and Executor. ;
, Sixteenth and Harney Sts. . Cily National Bank BIdg. ; Omaha Neb
Municipal, County, School and Public Utility Bonds. '
- First Mortgage Real Estate Securities. '
. ... . . . ... Safety Deposit-Vaults, Insurance. I
