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THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1912.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Trade Kesponds to the Action
of the Corn Market
Kansas C?ty 1!T,
St. LOUIS ., 75
Winnipeg . . ,50
l'HIC.t(iO'i. tAl .tl PROVISIONS i
JIBW YORK GEHfERAT, MARKET of the United States treasury was: Work-
ing balance In treasury offices, $85,749,490;
Q.o.on. of tk Day . Vario.s Ca.n,lS '"EPi"! .fT. A33:
XBW
UTTLE DAMAGE DONE TO CORN
- ii
Oata Market Has Uttl Speculative
Xfirt, with a TuilmfT ' look
for Lower Prices Cash
Oats l arhaneed.
OMAHA, Neb.. Sept. 25.
There are some dangerously low tem
peratures in the northwest. Just how
far they extend into the corn com.try l
not indicated by the early messages
This is mentioned because any radical
act. on in corn will have Influence on the
wheat trade. The weather conditions are
advert for threshing and marketing lr
the northwest, and to that extent, at
least, the octlook is bullish. On the
other hand, the world's statistics on
wheat, tho domestic figures on increas
ing supplies, the certainty of sharp com
lietiton from both Canada and Kuatla In
selling wheat to Europe and thu light
volume of outside trade are all. on me
side of the sellers, who arc , patient
enough to wait for good swells. ' '
Ca ll wheat unchanged. '
It Is cloudy and cold over Nebraska and
other western crn slates. Mossiiges are
riving temperatures from 38 to 40 degrees,
but the weather reports are not .accom
panied by any claim, of damage.; to the
corn crop. It Will tnkt- later anvices to
show how corn ra.is"rs feel about . the
prenc.it cold sps'll. Kven withcait an
crop accdent thera U a fairly ' bullish
feeling In the . local trade, especially In
December contracts. For thirty days past
traders have repeatedly stated that there
was nothing In the old cash com ot
September sltoatlon to Jhstify the sellers
position In the current month. It now
looks more like a final squeeze in the
September than at any t me,, with re
ports of a big short Interest outstanding.
On strong swells, no doubt, .there will be
active selling of May com, ' especially If
the weather turns fine. '
Cash corn unchanged.
The oats market continues to be de
void of any particular speculative news.
The tendency Is to look for lower prices,
but mare pressure from the .actual prop
erty must take place before such a, re
sult It probable.
Cash oats, unchanged.
Prmary wheat receipts were 2.402,000
bushels and shipments 1.32S.OOO bushels,
agabist receipts last year of 1,276,000
bushels and shipments of 5S4. bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 883.000 bush
els and shipments were 864,000 bushels,
against receipts last year of 4119,000 bush
els and shipments of 337,000 bushels. ,
Primary oats receipts were 1.204,000
bushels and shipments l,86,0f bushels,
against receipts last year of 608,000 bush
els and shipments of 271,000 bushels. ..
Clearances of wheat and flour equal to
278,000 bushels; corn. 1,000 bushels; oats,
23100V bus he s. . . '
Liverpool close. Wheat, ; HWd lower;
corn, HwAd higher.
The following cash sales were reported:
Wheat-No. 2 hard winter: 1 car, 86c; 1
car. 8Sc: 7 cars. 86Ac. No. I hard win
ter: 6 cars, 84'4a No. 2 mixed durum; 1
car, 82c. No. t spring: 1 car, 85Hc No. 8
spring: 1 car, 84c; l car, 84c. corn no.
2 white: 2 ears, 7040. No. 3 white: 2 cars,
70c. No. 2 yellow: 1 car, 66c; No. I yel
low: U car. 69c: No. 4 yellow: car.
Mttc. xvo. s mixea: i cars, mi, e
mixed. 1 car, 66c; .l car, Hc. No. 4
mixed: cars, 64c. oats- no. wnite:
2 cars. 31 Vic; 1 car, !lo; 1 car, 31c. No,
4 white: 2 cars, 30Hc.
. Omaha Cask Prtee
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 86W87o; No. . S
hard, 844tp6c; No. 4 hard. 81&c,
CORN-No. 2 white, Wfcc: No. t White,
"Oc; o. .4 white, 667c; No. 2 yellow,
6c; No. 3 yellow, 86c: No. 4 yellow, 6ttt
5c; No. 2, 66c; No. 3, (5tt&e; No.-4,
6465c.
OATS-No. 2 white, Sl32e; standard.
3143lc; No. 3 white, 8131Vo; No. 4
white, mnic; No. 2 yellow, 430c,
BA RLKY-Maltlng, 65S7c; No. 1 feed,
4000c. ,
KYE-No. 2, 6l65c; No. 2, 6364c.
Carlet Receipts.
Wheat Corn. Osts,
Features of the'Tradta and Clealas j
frlcea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, , Sept. 25.-Hcavy selling of
whit today by a leading firm started
general liquidation on the part of holders
and caused a weak market. The close,
inougn, was c to lc under lat night
vr-,,,,- nr-rj ' '.i4,iJ. Keceipts yesterday were
YORK. tept. 2i.-FLOLR I 2,16S. 4SK. Diliusement won 11 131. Ma
year is
of $18.-
These fig
ures exolude Panama canal and nubile
debt transactions.
...a, Fo-iciiiB, j ne dencit to date thin flaml
VJa.h&-- .r."i8' W.lT as agamlt a defic'a!
wr.SV 5L? at this time Hut year.
&4 10; Kansas straights. $4.15fi4.25. Rye
flour, quiet; fair to good, W.S0; choice
iu ianc-y h.um4.10. f
CORMEAL Steady; fine white and yel
low, 31.66&U0: coarse. 81.604H.65: kiln
Corn finished a shade. to lc higher, oats drle'd ju.2i
un ic lo wniate. and nrovlsonH vary- irvis ...j... -.-. 1..1
"iiiujr, s western, u aoiwu,
off HfflUc to teftlc. and orovls ona vary
ing frm 2Vjc decline to 7c advance.
Depression of wlieat prises did not
come untli after an early show of
strength cue to unfavorable weather
northwest. Fear, however, that thresh
ing would be d.-Iaved failed to brina
about more than a temporary buying de
mand. Cash Inqu.ry, especially for export
account, seemed ti almost disappear. On
the other hand Kansas City reported In
creased offerings, from the country. -Russian
srnl-offlcial estimates wit the
wheat crop of the cist's country at
"ito uuMiieia aoove ail .totals pre
viously announced. December ranged be
tween HOHcand 91mc. with last sales
i J net lower at WittWw
Frosts in , Kansas, Nebraska and South
uaaota leaiKr mmneHs in corn. Decern-,
ber closed ; steady at a shade J up at
3S3c. Cash grades were In fair A.
mand. No. i yellow was quoted , at
Signs of a mora liberal run of receipt
from the country made the oata market
sag. juongs iook prorits freely. Decem
ber ranged from 32io to Z2imc. The
umno aiwwujftc, snowea a loss or
o net
Failing off In the hog supply hardened
provisons as, a . rule. The majority ot
cptions wound up with a rise of 2WP4c
fne leading tuturts c.eu as follows:
vrticlei Open. High. low. Close.) Yett'y.
VV heat
Sept.
Dec..
May.
W4
96
Corn. I "
Sept.78H
(JCt..63'74
May.t63J453H
Oats, f
Sept. 34
mum
74V.I
Mis.
I
rec.32.5fS214
May. J4T4 34
Pork.
Sept. 16 60 18 SO
Oct.. 16 M IS 66
Jan.. 18 25 18 85
Lard.
ScpL U07V
Oct.. 11 07V4 11 10
Dec. 10 80 10 80
Jan.. 10 60 10 60 1
Ribs.
Sept 10 75 10 77
Oct.. 10 70 10 70
Jan.. 9 82W 8 85
88
78
&3H
33
32
16 52H
16 67i4
88'AI
9oy4
Sfiii
18 22) 18 30
11 07V,
10 77M,
10 70
10 E
80
73
6354 .
33134 9
72
16 5S
16606!62
11 07;
U 07V4I
10-77U
10 P7i4
10 70
1065S67
' 9 82:
32Vi
16 K
l67(frd0
11 05
11 07
10 77Vi
10 65
10 72
10 67
8 82
Chlcafto ; ....
Minneapolis.
Duluth
Omaha .....
.....217
619
509
34
134
20
323
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: REAL ESTATK
FARM HANt'lt LANDS POR SAI.B,
- ' Nebraska. ,
ONL.T 114.00 AN ACRE.
640 acres In Cheyenne county, Nebraska.
Mostly fine second) brttom.
HJcks, 218 Board of .Trade Bldg.
North Uakota.
CONSIDER THI8 FOR A BAROA1N
330 acres In eastern Ransom county, N,
, U., M miles west of Fargo. In old settled
community, five miles from Sheldon, two
school. ' Land all broken, no buildings.
Lay and quality of land first-class In all
respects. Adjoining lands held at from
330 to 340 per acre, (18 per acre-takes the
above land if bought by October 7, 1912.
Investors get busy, no trade considered.
Bo 741, Aberdeen. S. V.
' 1 i
- south Dakata.
HOMESTEADS.
In southern South Dakota In the rain
and corn belt. Land open Oct. 1st Let
us tetl you how to secure one. Shulsi
Carey, 11U-22 City Nat, bank Bldg.,
Omaha.
A DANDY 240-acre. Clark county, South
Dakota farm for quick sale at 172.80 per
acre; good terms. For Information; write
me.- Chas. ,- Larson, Moneta, la.
FOR 6ALU iood unimproved quarter,
Jerauld counfc-. S. D. $4,800 for quick
tale. Want cash for my equity, L. O.
W infield, Oreeham. Ntb.. . .
fc'OR SALE lw acres good farm land;
40 acres broke, balance all tillable; 7
ini.es from , Dallas and 6 miles from
Colome. Price. 340 per acre, payable
U,3W cash, U.m March L 1913; 32.400
March 1, lsn. Address Box 180, Dallas,
bo.- Dak. . ..
Wlacoaam.
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Fine Farm Lands
Northern Wisconsin timber or clear;
nice lakes and river; best land In Wis
consin ; best market In America; $1 per
acre cash; large or small tracts.
Ernest A. Arnold Co.,
SUPK1UOU, W1BCON8IN.
. MlceHaneo.
INVESTIGATE the fertile Northwest
United States; excellent land In Min
nesota, Norto Dakota, Montana, Idaho,
Wac.'iitxton, Oregon, adjacent to North
nn Pacmc Railway, obtainable at low
ti'tceii. These . lands under Uie "Stars
and Stripes' are In tae best developed
eeciions of the northwest and are as
productive as any on the continent. See
wnat KOi;U . OWN HUME COUNTRA
has to offer stay near home markou;
quck transportation; close- to gootl
neighbors and good school; no lsoiateu
pioneering; free U. & government home
eteaa laud, requiring omy tnree yeais
to prove up; state land on easy terms;
deeued land at low prices and on crop
payment plan; climate tine tor mn,
beast and crops; big money In vegeta
bles, grains, alia) fa, fruits, cattle, dairy
ing, poultry and hogs; : write quick for
free illustrated literature, saying what
state most interests you and list of re
liab.e land dealers; ask about low rata
home seekers' excursions. L. J. Rrlcker,
General lmmigratton Agent, 121 North
ern Paclfia Bldg., St. Paul, Minn.
raHh quotations were as fnl nv
FLouit-steady; winter patents, 34.15
..;,' winter straJehts, 34.00r4m: snrlni
patents, W.156.70; spring . straights, $4.00
'ii. in; UHHure, t.).IIRO.W.
RYFJ-No. 1 6ta0o.
BARLBJY Feed or mixing, 4753c; fair
fl0.w'llt,W,
PROVISIONS-Pork, mess. $1.7K16.90.
(loose). $10.2&W.7B. ,
Total clearances of wheat and flour
were equal to bu. Primary re-
ft'Pt were 2,402, 000 bu., compared with
1.125,008 bu. the corresponding day a year
Katlmated recelnts fni
Wheat, 131 cars; corn, 214 cars; oats, 278
vw'Bj nun", jo, ww neaa.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red
31.031.06; No. 8 red, OlfiWc,; No. 2 hard,
0lo: No. 3 hard. 87640c: No. 1 north
ern, 286o; No. 2 northern, 092c: No. 3
northern, szswoej No. 2 spring, pme; No.
spring. 84filc; No. 4 spring. 83!S)87c! vel.
vet chaff, 80087c. Corn: No. 2. 7474Uc:
No. 3 white,, 7474c,; No. 2 yellow, 74
74c; No. 3, 7S((ti74c; No. 2 white, 74
74Hc; No. 3 yellow, 7474o; No, 4, 72
th'4c; no. t wnite, 7ZwtT7ic; no. 4 yellow,
781'4c. Oats: No. 2, 33c; No. 3 white,
8e37c: No. 3 white. tSmo; No. 4 white,
iiwsao; stannarc, asvHjrase.
Rye, No. 2. 6Sfp70c. Barley, 481176c.' Seed
timothy, 32.BOfeH.00. Clover, $18.0018.00.
t. I-onls Oeaeral Market.
' ST. IX51TI8, Sept. 26.-WHEAT-Cash,
firm; track No. 2 red, $1.03il.08; No.
3 hard.- 9194c. T
CORN Finn; track Xo. 2, 72e; Ntx 2
wnne. loc, ,
OATS-Steadv: track No. ' X
No. 3 white. 363c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT Lower; December. 914Ao: Mav.
$Wl.
CORN Hteaay; December, 60H60c;
may, dihio.
OATt steady; December. 22Ma: Mav.
84M84c
T V IK Q4uJIm iA.' ' 4
FLOUR Dull; red winter patents. $4 65
S4.95: extra fancv and Rtmlrht 14 IMS
uriKi Timowv. lio.w.
CORNMKAL-32.60.
BRAN Steady: sacked, east track: li no
HAt-FIrm: timothy, $12.0O17.50; prai
rie. $12.00914.00. .
HrJMP TWINE SC.
PROVISIONS-Pork. lard, drv aaJt
meats and bacon unchanged. .
POULTRY Quiet: chickens, 12Ue;
springs. 1 14c; turkeys, 16c; ducks, 12c;
geese, Blla '
BUTTBH-Firm: creamery, 2G30c.
EOOS Firm, 21o.
' Rerwlnta Rtilnmania
Flour, bbls K.0O0 19,000
Wheat, bu....... 90,ooo ft.m
Corn. bu.. ... 42.000 . 73 0rt)
uata, du 89 000 . 120,009
Kenana Cltr fJraln and Prot-lslona.
KANStAS C1TT. Rent 2S.-WHFAT-
Cash VyT2c higher; No. 2 hrd. RS!lc:
No. 3. WW87c; No. 2 red. 31.01C1.03; No, 3.
J8rf$l.01.
CORN-unchanired; No, 2 mixed. Tie-
No. 3. 67(R8c; No. 3 white. 71c: No. 1
70c. -
OATS Unrhanred to Vks higher: No. 1
white. S5W; No. $ nrlxed.,33(ff34c.
t'losms: prices ot rutures:
WHTCAT-Pentember. 89c: 'Decernhnr.
85c: Mar. Sfwic.
CORN-Sente-her, 74o; December, 49
tic: May, 49c
OATS December, 33e; May, 343Rc.
RTF 71c.
HAY Firm; cholre timothy, $14.00(1450:
obolc prairie, $12.003112.60.
RrTTF-R-Creamery. 27c; flrnt. 25o'
ttccnnd. ic; packing stock, 21"((f23c.
FOGS Extras, 24c; firsts, 22c: sec
onds, 17c. "
Reoelnt. Shipments
Wheat, bu.. 19 ono . ij nnn
Com, bu 4,000 7.(r
Oats, bu,....,.. 6,000 17 000
Mfr-neonntls Grnla Market.
MINNKAPOT.Tfi. Sept. 8. WHEAT
Sentember, WfiSW.e; December, . SSVc:
May. 94frMHc. Csh: No. i nard, PINks;
No. 1 northern miffc; No. 2 northern.
85'c: Vo. J. r8ie.
CORN'-Nov S yellow, fi97ec.
0TS No. S white. 3031c.
; RTF-No. 2. Jig4c.
PR N tn 10oound sacks. $i9.SOf?2O.0O
FLOTTR First rntent. $4.SRM.fiB; o
nnd patent-, $4.!01f4.55: first clears, $3.20fli
S.W: seroKl clears, J 2. 30 2. 60.
. FLAX-1.78. . - , - ," ,
BARLEY-40I967C.
C 1. f. Buflaln
BARLEY yulet; malting, 60!375c. c. 1.
f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Spot market irregular; new,
No. 2 led, $1.04, elevator, and $1.03. f. o.
b afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.01,
t. o. !., afloat. Ciose unchanged to c
net lower. September $l.ot; December
closed, S8fcc; May. $L02.
CORN Spot market steady; export, 60c,
f. o. b., afloat, December and March.
OATS Spot market easy; standard
white, 29c on track: No. i and No. 3.
ac; No. 4. 37c; natural white, 8594i839c on
track; white clipped, 40ft43c.
FEED Steady; western spring bran in
100-lb. sacks, $UOg2.35; standard middling,
2.3&&2.60; city, $2.40.
HAY New, quiet; No. 1, $1.10r1.20; No.
2, $1.0&8UO; No. 3, 8Wr96c.
HIDE-Firm; Bogota, 2629c; Cen
tral American, 26c.
LEATHER Firm: hemlock firsts. 2SU
27cj seconds, 25fy26c; thirds, 225i23oiJ
mjrum, ioc.
PROVIWIONS-Pork, firm; mess; $111.75
0W.OO; family, $22.(S23.00; short clear,
$21.2523.60. Beef, .- strong; mess, , $17.00
j.w; iamny, ia.0OfaZZ.OO; beet hams,
$28.O031.5O. Cut - meats, quiet; pickled
bellies, 10 to 12 lbs., 12l4c; picked hams,
13'14c. Lard.s firm: mlddla " wHt
$1L4611.B0; refined; firm; continent, $11.80;
noum American, 1Z.4B; compound, 8.Uu
(&8.2S. ,
BUTTETt-Steady; receipts. B.429 tubs:
creamery, extras, 30g)30c; state, dairy,
finest. 278Sic; . process, extras. 2fta
Wnc; factory, current make, firsts, 23c.
CHEESJcJ Firm: receipts. 3.179 boxes:
state, whole milk, white specials, I6c;
state, whole milk, white or colored, aver
age fancy, 16c; skims, 313c.
EGGS Irregular; receipts, 10,715 cases;
fresh gathered, extras, 3032c.
POULTRY Alive, steauy; western
chickens, 154fl6e; fowls and turkeys, 16c.
Dressed, Irregular; fresh killed western
chickens, 14ft -14c; fowls, 11'c; turkeys,
15C(fl7c.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Review of Operation onfelock Ex
change Darina" the Day,
NEW YORK, Sept. 26. After some hesi
tation stocks today continued their ad
vance, although the movement was
largely In Industrials and specialties.
Coppers were well to the fore,' yesterday's
Increased Anaconda dividend stimulating
those and kindred Issues, including Smelt
ing and Lead, Reading, Union Pacific
and the Hill shares reflected further
realizing sales. Steel, which made up a
Urge part of tho 259,000 shares sold In
the first hour, yielded a substantial frac
tion of Its high price .- of the . year.
Bethlehem Steel was strongest of the
Independent steel issues and Can was
heaviest of the active specialties. Call
money opened at S per cent, Bonds were
steady.
Considerable activity and an Irregular
undertone marked the opening dealings
on the stock exchange today. Great
Northern Ore and Western Maryland
were up a point, with fractional advances
In some specialties. Reading, Great
Northern, Lehigh Valley and Atchison
were fractionally lower.
Realising continued in the leading is
sues with . a continuance of yesterday's
brisk inquiry for low priced metal stocks,
Including Bethlehem steel and lead.
Large buying orders were diistrlbuted
in the Important stocks at midday and
the whole market moved upwards In a
vigorous ' fashion, Union Pacific cross
ing 175. .
The market' closed. Irregular. Although
some of the standard shares,, Including
Harrimans, recorded their prices In tho
last hour, the hardening tendency . of
money and extensive profit taking finally
told. Reading and Northern Pacific sold
under yesterday's close and Union Pacific
receded over a point from Its highest Quo
tation of the year. , .
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks -were as follows: .
Sales. High. Low CItm.
AmalssmateA Copper...,
American Agricultural..,
Anwrlon Beat Sugar..,
American Can" .........
American Can. pfd
American C. A F
American Cotton Oil .,
American Ice Securities.
American Unseed i....
Ameiican IxwmotlT . .
American I. A R..
50,000 1H wH n
400 so 6MI ti
4,100 n nv,
M.10O 46H 4414 H
1,004 1M 424 1J4
J. H fJK M'4
600 M ti to
100 I3e 2344 2314
600 15 14 14
1.700 4 46 41
,41.000 14 V
few York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-MONEY-On
call; firm, 4fj7 per cent; ruling rate, 5
per cent; closing bid, 5 per cent; offered
at 5 per rent. Time loans strong; sixty
iays, 6i per cent; ninety days, 6
fci per cent; six months, 5 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-o&
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady,' with
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.82o0
for sixty-day biils and at $4.8565 for de
mand; commercial bills, $4.81.
SILVER Bar, 62c; Mexican dollars,
48c.
BONDS Government, steady: railroad.
firm.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
is follows:
V. S. rer. 2a ret 101 Int M. M. M
V. S ret, 2s. coupon. 101 Japan 44ie SS
I! 8. 3a, nf M!ttK. C. 8. ref. 6a .. 1714
V, 8, Sn, coupon.... 102 VU 8. d. ,4a (1031). 11
C. 8. 4a, rcg HMiL. & N. Un. 4a .. i
C. 8. 4a, coupon.. lUH'M., K. ft T. let 4a M
Panama 3". coupon. .101 do gen. 4Via .... S6
AlllJ-Chalm. 1st St to Mo. Pacific 4a ....73
Am. Ag. (m 101V, do eon. 5a MV,
A. T. & T. cv. 4s... .114 N. K. ot M 4a.... 90ft
"An. Tob. ....121 N. Y. G g. 3s 8SH
Armour & Co. 4 Hi 90 do deb 4 K
Atchison gen. 4a... 7V4N. Y.. K. H. & H.
do ct. 4a (190).. 10614 cv. 3 lis 90
do ci. 5a 1094eKi 4 W- jBt . u 714
A. C. U 1st 4s 5V4 qo.ct. 4 117
B. O. 4s i4No. Pacific 4a 944
do S"a 1V4 do 3. 6914
Br. Tran. cv. 4a. 92 eo. g. u rfdg. 4,,. 2ty
CVn. Georgia 5e 107V4Penn. ct. (1915) 96
Central Leather r.. s:,H do con, 4a 102U
C. & O. t& aiReadlng gen. 4a.. 9H
do eonT. 4'4 934 8 U & S F fg. 4a .. 77T4
Cbl. A Alton 88.. (4 do gen. 6a Xi
C, B. A Q. It. 4a8t. Lit, con. 4a to
to gen. 4 5eS- A l. ad. 4s.. T74
C. M. 8.P. c. 4 14a. 106 So. Pacific C. 4a 89
C. H 1. & P. c 4a.. 69 do cv. 4s 94
do rfg. la 87VJ do let r. 4i S4
do rfg. 4a 87V480. Ry. 6 106.
C. & S. r. a e. 414s 94 do gen. 4a 714
Del. A H. ct. 4.... 97'4fnlon Pacific 4s 99
D. ft R. O. ref 5s ..HI do 1st & r.' 4s.. 95
Distillers' 5 74l'. S. Rubber a..,.103
Erie pr. 1. 4s... . mtV. 8- Steel 2d 5s.. 102
do gen. 4s 7Va. Car. Cbem. 6s.. 93
do cv 4s aer. B .. 79 Wabash 1st A e. 4a 69U
I. C. Ut r. 4a.. 9JWeat Md. 4a 814
Int. Met. 4a 81 West. Blec. ct. 5a.. 95
Bid. , Offered. Wis. Central 4a .... 1
New York Miningr Stocks.
NEW YORK, Sept. Ki.-Closing quota
tions on mining stocks were:
Com. Tun. stock.... 8 Mexican 270
do bonds 16 Ontario HO
Con. Cal. ft Va.... 36 Ophlr 65
Iron SlWer 150 standard lto
LeadTllle Con 10 Yellow Jacket ...... 25
Little Chief I
Offered.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
18 cows 1032 5 50 72 feeders.. liM 8 45
8 feeders.. 1062 6 43 29 steers.... 1046 la
! M. Quealey, Wyoming.
Receipts of Cattle for Three Days j M ciSr VW south Dakota,
Largest of Season. is steers.. ..993
HOGS SHOW SOME IMPROVEMENT
Sheep and Lambs Pouring Into Yards
at Rapid RateDemand for All
Kinds is Active on Most
of the Days.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept 25, 1312.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Official Monday UlKi 2.214 47.443
Official Xueaaay 9,6io 5,u4Z 3o,;3o
""mate Wednesday.. 7,oU) 4,!ju 4i.JU
19 steers.. ..1023 5 70 13 steers.... 829 IB
27 cows 911 5 25. 14 calves... IfiO 8 50
9 steers... .1024 5 70 26 steers.... lftS 6 15
21 steers.... 1025 C 15 15 cows 880 5 30
14 steers... .1055 6 35 18 cows 852 5 20
HOGS a failing off in hog receipts
was apparent again this morning, as, ac
cording: to first estimates, only about
seventy-one cars, or 4,900 head, were re
ceived, as compared with 6,80 head yes
terday, 6,211 last Wednesday,: 6452 two
weeks ago and 6,XSS head on. the same day
last year. There was a noticeable Im
provement in the general quality of. the
oirewngs over recent shipments, in fact
the best hogs on sale were as good if not
TAfT SEES PARTY VICTORY
President Gives Eeasons for Believ
ing He Will Win.
BEPUBLICAKS STILL . DOMINANT
Chief Executive Expects tf Carry
Solid East and Hold Enough of
Central'and Western States
to Be Re-Elected.
Three days this week.31,215 U.161 127.67S
Same days last week.. 14 4sa Xl.'.'A
Same days 2 wks ago. .23,008 14,940 72,036
Dame uayssj was ago,
Same days 4 wks ago
Sume days last vear.
the following table stiows the receipts yesterday. As packer buyers did not
? c' hogs nd aheeP at South Omaha I seem anxious to do much- eariy buying
vm fcr xo aaie as compareu wnn . snippers succeeded In fllline all their
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-President Taft,
In a prepared Interview issued tonight,
declared that his recent claims oC
strength were entitled to respect. He re-
better than anything onthe market for peated that he believed he would be
With a strong tone to the general trade i . . . . - 7 , "
at other markets and there beifis: a th he ben oyersanguine. Ha
rnmnflrahvlv mnll nnnihAr nf .hoCSln i flhATvxfcrt tho tYilltmal sltustlnn hm Iia mam
::i:: .m IfnUsfyfnklhenee0 that th'reuIar rePub
..33.292 121.875 JuJS.'fL .Vl1 nL-?i Y?? ?5L Ucans would carry the solid east and hold
last year. 112. mi. Inc. Dec
Cattle ....... .bS9,707 80S, 862 138,656
"Ogs 2,X2,m 1.866,917 466,092
Sheep ...... I,7f,2i2 1,742,132 18,130
The following table snows tae range of
prices lor hogs at South Omaha for the
last few days with comparisons:
Date
i lifl2. iIl.,l;iU.,ii.,.,l:,;8.,19i7.llW
Sept. 161 8 43 I 6 ill 8 80 8 06j 6 84j i 90
Sept. 17 8 21 I I 8 931 a 101 6 M 5 841
bept 18.) 8 09!4 6 Slj IS 141 6 82 6 7S 6 ot
Sept 19. 8 li s ,i g 92 b m, 5 72 j 6 01
linnk of Germany Statement.
BERLIN, rsept. 25.-The weekly state
ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows the following changes: Cash on
hand, Increased 24,596,000 marks; loans,
decreased 1,160.000 marks; discounts, In
creased 66,473,000 marks; treasury bills,
decreased 8,185,000 marks; notes In c.rcu
lation, Increased 30,106,000 marks; de
posits Increased 45,950.000 marks; gold in
nana, increased ii,S2,ooo marks.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Sept. 26,-Amerlcan securi
ties opened auiet and steadv todav. Th
list advanced on fair buying during the
iirsi nour, ana at noon prices ranged
from unchanged to W higher than yes
terday's New Tork closing.
Corn and Wheat Iiesjion Bulletin.
United States Department of Agricul
ture, weather bureau, for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m., 75th meridian
time, Wednesday, September 25, 1912:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Stations. High. Low. fall.
hept. 20.1 8 E2Vl 6 tui 8 73i 8 171 5 73 6 06
Sept. 21. 8 41V 6 62i 8 471 8 12 6 S7 5 841 6 12
Sept. 22. 6 68 8 43 8 101 6 811 6 14
eiH &. S 46',i u 6 ,;) l:i 6 IBI 5 891
hept 24. , 8 44 8 16 6 76j 5 90 6 17
Sept. 25. 6 46 8 16 1 6 77j 5 95 C IS
Sunaay. .
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards for twenty
four hours ending yesterday at 3 o'clock:
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H r's.
V., M. & St. P. KV.. 4
Wabitsh Ry l l
Mo. Pacific Ry 11 1
Union Pacific Ry.. 69 11 M
C. & N. W., east... 5 6..
C. & N.-W., west.. 103 14 50
C, St. P., M. & O... 2 1
C, B. & Q., east 4
C, B. & Q.. west.. 106 12 17
C, R. I. & p., east.. 16
Illinois Central Ry. .. 1
C. G. W. Ry 4
Total receipts... 298 65 171
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
orders on the basis noted above. Pur
chases on shipping and speculative ac
count were slightly larger . than yester
day. The packers commenced business at
about their usual time and 'took .the -bulk
of the hogs at prices about-the same, as
at the opening. Trade was very'teven
all the morning and displayed consider
able activity when once well urider wai',
a clearance of the offerings being made
In good season. Beat hogs On sale sold
to a packer buyer as hngh as 18.65, a
nickel above yesterday's top price.
Representative sales: ,'
N. ' Av. So, Pr. Si. A. Sh. Pr. 1
16 527 ' 80 I SO W Ml ... M
American 8. A R. p(d.. 100 10S 10) 10
American lugar Refining too m HUM 1H
American Tel. a Tel... l.ouo 14H 14 1
Americas Tobanoo
Anaconda Mining Ot.
Atohlson
Atchison pfd
Atlantle Coast Line ,.
Baltimore V Obio ...
Bethlehem Bteel
suo m no 170
... 1,700 ' 474 44 4
.. 1,600 not 109H lOHVt
.. J00 lMTi 101H 108
.. 4O0 144S 144 . 1 Vi
..'Moo io lors, iw
1T.M0 47 - 464 . 4?V
Ashland, Neb.. 60
Auburn, Neb... 65
Broken Bow .. 45
Columbus, Nb. 58
Culbertson. Nb. 64
ffalrbury 67
Fairmont, Neb. 63
Gr. Islond, Nb. 52
Harttngton, Nb 53
Hastings, Neb.. 67
Hoidrege, Neb. 48 25
Lincoln, Neb... 61- 38
No. Platte. Nb 44
Oakdale. Nb. 48
Omaha, Neb.... 58
Tekamah, Nee. 67
Valentine, Nb. 36
Alta, la 56
Carroll, la 55
Clartnda. Ia.... 66
Sibley, Ia 58
Sioux City, la. 58
28
82
36
37
28
33
33
37
32
34
.14
.00
.00
.04
.00
.00
.00
.70
.00
.05
.06
.00
.25
.11
.18
.06
.87
.32
.06
1.10
.62 '
Sky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy '
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Clear'
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Morris & Co 6S5 763 1,727
Swift and Company.... 846 l.txri 2.233
cudahy Packing Co.... 930 9U5 4,02?
Armour & Co 606 1,509 896
Morrell 85
uoud & K 90
Benton, Vansant & L.. 309
Hill & Son 160 '
it. B. Lewis "252
Huston & Co 367
J. B. Root & Co 312
J. H. Bulla 52
L. F. Husa 82
Rosenstock Bros '206
McCreary & Kellogg.... 444
Werthelmer & Degen... 209
H. F Hamilton 263
Sullivan Bros 4
Rothschild & Krebs.... 188
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co.... 209
Cllne & Christie 144
Other boyers 1,702 27,965
e4v 3 ... SiO
70 U0 M I M
(8 161 ... 8(0
63 lot to 8 tO
Mil 240 8 JO '
41 .211 80 8 SO
21 !20 ... 8(0
40 JS 160 8 JO
71 ttZ 40 8 60
27 ISO ... 8 SO
49 348 ... 8 SO
41 1(4 200 8 SO
42 215 ... 8 SO
J8 .218 ... 8 SO i
"t. (35 SO 8 tli
M 844 ... 8 SS
66 841 ... 8 55 .
6 .260 40 8 65
S. 270 ... 8 SS :
63 104
12 177
42 144
77 Ml
43 224
T..;...-.21J
79 , . J89 40 8 SS-
E7 141 80 8 (0
(8 M SO 8 40
49 800 ,..- 8 0 '
SI 110 ... 8 IS
...217 80 8 iS
., 8 SS
... 8 6:
... 8 15
80. 8 S3
S SS
40 8 65'
(S.
36,848
very
Drooklyn Rapid Transit, 1J00 J l 1U
Canadian Pacltlo .., ,10,100 S77i , 878
Cnlr.l lolliir , .." 1 MlO SXUi , S2S1 . 12W
Chesapeake a Ohio 4,100 i 81 11 81 4 i COIumDUB, u...
rhlcaan Oreat "Western, 1,400 ' 1SH ' 17Vi ' 17 i Louisville, Ky.
Chi. Mil 8t. P.. ...... I,t00 lftH 108H 10
( HI. ft W. W LtOO 142 . 141 141
Celorade Fuel Iron.. 10.100; 41H 1M4 . 41
Conmlldatea Oas ." 8.900 147 14t 14
Com Products 400. 16 1 II
Delaware eV Hudson .... 300 171 171 171
DenTer a Rio Qrande,. 1,009 2J 22 22
1). ft R. 0. pfd.... , 100 39 M: 88
Distillers' securltlea ... . i.aoo 14 , 13 83
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. Not Included
In averages.
, DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. Temp. Rain-
Central. Stations. High. Low. fall.
18 74 - . 66
21 78 58
Indla'POlls, Ind. IS 70 - 58
Chicago, III 24 72 . 56
St. Louis, Mo... 19 76 64
Des Modnes, Ia. 22 68 ' 42
Minneapolis ....51 48. 32
Kan. Cltw Mo.. 25 72 38
64 S3
.00
.00
.00
.20
.40
.40
. IV
.60
.30
Brie
Krla 1st pfd.
Brie 2d pfd.....,.,
General Bleotrlo .
Great Northern ' pfd.,
Omaha. Neb 17
PreeslnaT weather prevailed this morning
14,too 87 is 13 i western Minnesota, the Dakotas. cen-
400 SS M t4 :-.i anA western Nebraska, and western
100 44 44 44
1.000 184 183 183
'I.SOO.142 141 141
Kansas. Rains occurred within the last
twenty-four hours in tne upper , lane
ureal nonnern - pro -T.ww.iwia mi ilj:r Ij i ii . rmrtlnna of the corn
Oreat Northern Ore ctfs.. . 409 SI 48 Sl , ,on. nd ""J ?J P"h Vltlnrll
iiii.i. r,(ni ... noand wheat. region west of the Mississippi
Illinois cvnirai .....a... ..... ..... ...... iav ' , , ,
infe-boroueii Met. - ..... f,oo ' 20 20 : 20 ; river, and rains and snows occurred in
inter horouith Met. 'pfd.. . 1.800 0 ! so western. Nehrawa ana tne uaaoiaa. iiie
litirnatlonal Harvester.. too 124. 124 124 rains wera neavtesi in mo upper jnwo.o-
Internatlonal Marine, pfd. too 21 20 21 slppi and upper Missouri valleys and
international Paper .... 800 i ; i l Uii of one Inch or more occurred at the
International Pump',.... 700 It 28! W following stations: In Iowa Sibley, 1.10.
K. C. Boatnera 1.4U 19 . l , wfl..aWorthlntrton. 1.20: CamD-
Laclede a 106 '. , v.. t,i i so In Smith Dakota
Uliuk Valler .......... 19.50 171 r.2i Ma. V'' VT"' . .. " i.!.T -r a r.-
Loui.vllle ft Naahvllle,
M., St P. ft 8. cHe, 21.
M. , K. ft T. ...
Mlteourl Paclflo .......
Natiooal Biscuit .,
National Lead ..........
IV. Hr. of 14, 2d ptd..
New Tork Central
fr. V., O. ft W WO
Norfolk ft Western
erth American
Northern Pacitlo
Pacific Mall
IKnusjITMil
r.-jle-s Ua
Pitta.. C, C ft St. U,
mr I. A 1 AA QlAttV ITtallO ft nil W fl I Pl-
100 iw lie M I town, 1.30. L. A. WELSH,
1,800 81 10 80 ! Local Forecaster. Weather Bureau.
4,s0 43 42 48 .
4U0 U fUS 11 fti nnrai.-i
7,100 eike 81 kits
100 ' 29 2 2
l,teo ii; u in
37 3 37
NEW YORK. Sept 25. METALS Cop
per, firm; standard spot and September,
J17 25 bid; October and November, 17 5Ci
im. oi.ntrnivtio H7.624(S'lT.87V4: lake.
-I'
sou Soia sa 8
firm. $5.10
Antimonv,
. . Hi.ann'a T.1 . irnn nrm nu.
... linn. .,,j,,n..vi' - - - -. .
" i." .'. in ?K17 Kft. , TMn t nnrthern
it nun iii'i 11. ,ii.(ih,,i.vi - "
;tn:62Hw:87Vi; caating. 7.2S17;m Tin
11m mu. mJ, i :rm. 'Ii-."' ""LV,'" .'.', in
TLm i. .. I October. t-O.0WiltiU.il'. beau,
lioS lJu ,m ,H'b!a Spelter, firm, t7.50il7.75.
SJ JS5 S f; iflrm: Cookson's, .& Iron.
400 110 110 n r
t4)M li 25
1,400 40 40
i i,.0vni?M. 1, annthern and No. 1
s3f i koutheni. 'soft. 17.255flS.00. Copper ar-
FOUR homestead rellncjuishments; 2,560
acres in one body: 3-set Improvements;
Just right for cattle or. horse ranch; it
miles from railroad. Price 82,500. Other
relinquishments, deeded land and school
Hnua. Loup Uevud Co., Seneca. Neb. ,
J.IVK STOCK JIAKKET OK WEST
hto.p live tock to Soutli Omaha. Sar
tiUeaer and shriakage. lour coDSi;a
ttieou receive prompt, and aarafut atteo
"on, ... - -.- - . , , .
t-Ke Slock Coaesataataa Slerekaats.
SYCTS BROS. CO. 'stront, rellabl a
CLIrTo.V ,an. i. .fl crnne:e Bidg.
Myt-t-Maion'uffmn Co.. 169 Kx""Bij.'
1,AV):RTV HHOii.. : Smnmi. HiiIl"
ilarun Bros, et i".'o., Sxchauce Bldg.
' Mllwttikee 45m In Market.
MILWArKER. Wis.. Sept. SS. WHTAT
-No. 1 northern KVmb:: No. ! north-em.-
f9lc: No. 1 hard winter.' tvsoiC;
ffcenher W4r88e; Mav, 93J(5c.
TOWN No. 8 yellow. TSc: No. 8 white.
76c: TVcemhof MJTWyc: May. 5SHS3MK!
OATS-fltandard. 84Hc
RTE-No. 1, 72Hc. .. . s 's
. rvorla Market.
PEORIA, 111.. 8ept. 25.-CORN-V
lower; No. 1 yellow, No. S vellow. No. .
mixed. 73; No. 4 mixed. flVic: sample.
?DC. ,
OATS-Steady; No. S white . S5Uc
itandard. 84c: No. 3 white, 8434Hc
No. 4 white. 32c; sample. SlHc
' l.lTerneol Grain -Market.
LIVERPOOL Sept 25,-WHEAT-Spot
steady; No. 3 Manitoba, 8s 3'4d: futuren
steady; .October. 7s 8d; December.
RL A V.pnh 1m AM
CORN Spot, firm; new American klip
dr'ed. 7s 4d; futures, irregular; Septem
ber. 7s 81d; December. 5s Hd. ,
Coffee - Market."
. NEW - YORK. Soot 25. COFFEE Fu
tures market closed steady, net 1 point
lower to 5 points higher. Spot coffee,
steady; Rio 7s. 14tc- nn tos 4s, 16Hc:
mild, quiet: Cordova, 1618c
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
Republic Iron ft Steel.
republic I. ft S..v.
iUick islsud 00
Rock Island Ce. pfd....
8U U es S. k 3d. pld.
Seaboard Air Una ....
Sulioard Air Line pfd..
eu-abeffleld 8. ft I.
Southern Paclflo
ciuuiliern Railway
uutlltru Railway pfd...
Tennessee Copper '
Tnias ft Paclflo
Colo Paclflo ,
Union Paclflo pfd
lalted Btatei Heally;..
l ulled State Rubber .
I'lllled tttUs Bteel ....
United Butea Steel pfd.
Utah Ciipper
Sua. I HUUlllClii) ov.v, ... - , ' ,
7S i . Mt . nvnnvla , K I a mnnlh
suo lbn uiu iui. " van were i.w ni. " .......
w ! li.v.-6 . is.r.Ann rnniwr. ateadv: SDOt.
saies
firm:
Husiriiraa Coal
mcud Steel Car
""'"S .WI.W lis 1,3 ill mr::- lJlml KUn ..In,
ll Km l'k vi a: luiures, xw.. . 0
.. ... ::!..e i., n,r R ton London tin,
lioo ( l i6 'oad. 22 5s. Ixical exchange sales of
m 31 ZZ ! loiter were 100.000 poonds London spel-
U ! ter, 27 6s. Iron, Cleveland warrants,
eo 83 61 i j 6x'lHl in London. .,.iD T
soo 6 S8 t ST. IXriS. Sept 25. METAT Lead,
11,900 iu ui n..4 Utcndy at 45.005.02ii. Spelter, strong at
l.aoo li ii i j $7.50..
l.O0 84 96 85 :
3,(00 4t 4 444 I Tnrnenttne end Rosin.
9U0 to 2b 3( , SAVANNAH. Sept 26. TURPENTINE
, Sl.soe i;s 173 174 rm. SSc Sales. 748 bbls.; receipts. 678
, o 89 89 llbi,.; ehlpmenu, 353 bbls.; stocks, 38,776
i,b 86 at 8S hhis
, 1.9U0 64 14 4 i ROSIN-Flrm. Sales. 1585. bbls.; re-
II8.4.10 78 77 nPH,',rX J.49R bbK; shlnmentsTH.O hbls.:
. 1.200 116 m lis Utor-ks 115012 bbls. Quofe: B fSSSr-n
, 14,100 7 , Wu ''.Jj-'r K. n. 16.60: II. I.
Vlrilnla Carolina Cnem. 1.900 41 41 47 r M 16.0; N. 87.50; WO. 88.00;
naoaso ' u e - ! ivvxr eo t
Wabash pfd 90 14 14 14 ' XV " '
Western Maryland 1.900 S8 M i , t. Mnrket.
Wester. Union ' TOO 81 81 91V
WeetlnsHoum EKctrlo... 1.64)0 8S S USUI KHIUAyrrnn, fu
wneenng un a.ne .. mu 1 7 7
Total sale for the day. 799,904 abares.
. Boatoa Stock Market.'
BOSTON, Sept 25.-Closlng quotations
on stocks were: -
Alloue 4MIaml Copper .
Amal. Oopper 90 Mohawk
A. Z. U ft B...'... 13 Nevada Con. ..
Arts. Com 4Nlp!ssln Mine
B. C. C. ft 8. M. 7Mrth Butte ....
Calumet ft Arisona.. 82 North Lake .....
Calumet ft Hecla..S7t old Dominion ..
Centennial 19Oereola '. ,
C. R. Oon. Co S9 Qulaey .......
Fleet Butte Copper... 16 Shannon
Fmnklln 7 Superior
Olrans On t8up. .ft Boa. M,
Qranbr . Oon MTimarack. ...
7t7. 8. 8. H. A M. 49
. 61
, 13
95
, 1
. Tl
, 30
,. 87
. 12
. 8
. 14
. 3
-
.109
. 88
-. 1
,. 4S
. 1V
41
Green Cananea...,.
lele RotsJI iCofX IS do Dfd
Kerr Uk , 2Uuh Cos
Lake Copper 36 irtan Copper ..
La Salle Copper.... 8 Winona ......
Bid. Asked. .WolTrtn ....
,
Condition of Treitsarr.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-At the be
ginning of, business today the condition
trirm on,! linebnnired.
EGGS Firm and 60c per case higher;
Pennsvlvanla and other nearby flrsta,
free cases,- 19.00 per case; Pennsylvania
and otler neRrby current receipts, free
case. S8.1(XP8? per-case; western firsts,
free caes J900 per case: weptern current
receipts, free cases. 8S.108.7O. -
Drv Rootle Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-DRT GOODS
The cotton goods markets are- steadv
with a moderate amount of business in
primary circles. Jobbers continue doing
a steadier trade than at this time last
vear. Spring trade 4n laces and em
broideries is Increasing. Worsted yarns
are active and strong.
Sagar Market.
NEW TORK, Sept. 25.-SUGAR-Raw,
nulet; muscovado, 89 test, 3.73c; centri
fugal. 96 test, 4.23c; molasses, 89 test.
S.4Sc; refined, quiet.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Sept 26.-COTTON-Spot,
closed quiet: middling- uplands, U. 75c;
middling gulf, 12.00c; no sales,
t
Totals 8,066 4,270
CATTLE Cattle receiots were
liberal again today. 302 cars being re.
ported -in. This makes the total for the
three days, 31,316 head, being tne largest
number for any similar period since the
opening oj the range season, and only
about 2,000 head smaller than for the
corresponding time year ago. Such
liberal receipts, together with unfavor
able advices from other selling points
naturally made buyers decidedly bearish,
so that the market opened siow and w.th
the feeling very weak. ,To make tht
trade still less active a number of the
trains were late In arriving at the yards
and there was also a great deal of sort
ing and shaping up to be done, with the
result that .the forenoon was pretty well
spent before any very great amount ot
business had been transacted.
Packers had been liberal buyers of
beef steers yesterday and Monday and
were not very much in need of cattle to
day, so that they were In a position tc
taae advantage of the large receipts and
lower markets at other DOints. The re
sult of this was that the general run of
killing cattle steers as well as cows and
heifers sold around lttgloc lower. Here
and there something, very good may not
have shown quite that much loss.
The yards were full of feeders, and they
were also 10ldC lower and rather slow
at that The big runs this week have
caused a break of 2u40c -on feeding cat
tie, and it would look as if there ought
to be a good opportunity for country buy
ers to pick up a good many cheap cattle
Quotat onw on udtite tktcie: Good to
choice beef steers, 18.2310.26; fair 10 good
beef steers, S7.25&S.25; common to fair
beef steers, $6.007.25; good to choice
heifers, S.756.60; good to choice cows,
6.256.26; fair to good cows. S4.2o5.25:
common to fair cows, 13.004)4.26; good to
choice stockers and feeders, 16.00ig8.15;
mlr to good stockers and feeders, 5.a0tgp
8.00; common to fair stockers and leedero,
(4.756.60; stock cows and heifers, M.&Oitf
15.75; veal calves, $5.00g9.00; bull, stags,
etc., 14.265.60.
Quotations on range cattle: Good to
choice beef steers, 17.058.60: fair to good
beef steers, U.ujfci.OO, Cuuunon to fair
beef steers, lo.0fry6.00.
Representative sales: '
, Co W 8.
No. At. Pr. No. At, Pr.
1. ...102O 4 IS 1 170 i 00
HEIFn-RS.
IS 748 4 80 1
HULLS.
940 4 90 1
1088 4 75 1
CALV i.e.
368 4 00 2
390 S SO- i
41S 4 00 1
.,?
7 09
1....
!....
18....
8....
1....
8 432 4 20
S 290 26
4 S46 8 SO
21 126 3 76
4M 4 90
..1440 4 80
..1310 6 00
8...
I...
20...
T...
4...
I...
1...
I...
No.
16S 7 00
413 J 00
250 7 00
332 7 00
210 7 00
,302 7 SO
15 201 1 00
1 256 8 00
1 ISO 8 SO
1 20S 1 75
1 170 9 00
SiX)CtvERS ANiJ KEtUcJUS.
520 4 21 42 875 8 00
5 6 60 1 840" 8 10
.... 587 S 80 4 860 8 80
568 t 60 47 827 8 80
.... S63 5 (0 25 84 90
702 S M
Av. Pr.
18 calves... 334 6 85
-NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr.
4 steers.... 628 S 25
13 feedeis..l067 6 30 82 feeders.. 1015 6 35
20 feeders.. 91 4 60 6 heifers... 742 6 25
7 350 ... 8 3.1
76 324 ... 8 37
20 353 ... 8 37
34 224 SO 8 40
69 243 200 8 40
64 311 160 8 10
20 231 a. 8 40
49 283 120 8 40
11 264 210 8 40
38 27 40 S 4!
27 236 ... 8 43
76 ISO 40 8 45
44 214 120 8 45
(5 242 40 8 45
60 25S 80 8 45
69... 260 80 8 46
SS 396 ... 8 45
SS 204 80 8 45
46 218 80 8 45
41 278 ... 8 45
81 293 80 8 45
78 324 40 8 45
84 265 ... 8 45
89 218 190 8 45
21 261 ... 8 46
62 31 120 8 45
54 260 ... 8 47
239 120 8 47
SO 229 40 8 50
80 241 160 8 50
16 2S4 49 I 50
PIGS.
37 114 ... 7 00 17.
1 120 ... 7 25
SHEEP A very liberal supply.,6f sheep
and lambs arrived here for a -Wednesday,
as the receipts were ' considerably larger
than a week ago, two weeds', Ago. and
also greater than on the corresporffung
day last year. The big bulk-of-rhe offer
ings were from Idaho and -Vyomlng., fts
on yesterday, the proportion ' of rially
prime killers was comparatively tnbll
and feeding sheep and lambs - were nn
fairly good supply. As is , always the
case when receipts are as large as this
morning, buyers and sellers were unqble
to transact little If any business until the
greater part of the offerings were yarded
and sorted up Into selling shape. " u.
As early advices from .other points
showed a slow and weak tendency to tht
general trade, and there being no im
provement In the eastern trade in dressed
mutton, the local market was very .slow
in opening, wnat business was trans
acted in the forenoon indicated general
decline or lyac on Dotn sneep and lambs
Quotations on sheep tind iftmbsT Laflffba.
good to choice, J6.867.00; lambs, fair
to gooa, o.srao.t;' . lamDs, .feeders.
$G.8066.6O; yearling;), light, ' $5.60f.56;
yearlings, heavy, $4.305.'0; yearlings,
feeders, -H.ntiBS.to; wethers, good to
cnoice, 4.wiM iK; weineray.ralr, tog 00d,
llToi&.OO; wethers, feeders, $3.90(6.26
wethers, fair to good, J3.7504.OO; wethers'
feeders, $3.904.25; ewes, good to choice
$3.76(4.00; ewes, feeders, $3.003.65; ewes
yearling breeders, I4.60S6.00; eWes, aged,
J3.50&4.50; cull sheep, and bucks, 12.00a
3.00. , .
Representative sales:
No.
118 Nevada lamb feeders ,
29 Nevada lamb feeders.
665 Nevada lamb feeders.......
172 Nevada lamb feeders..
381 Nevada lamb feeders
463 Utah lamb feeders
32.1 Utah lamb feeders
367 Wyoming Iamb feeders.. .. 68
444 Wyoming iamD lecners M
72 Wyoming lamb feeders 64
215 Wyoming lamb feeders...... 46
723 Utah lambs.... 67
149 Utah lambs 8
182 Wyoming lambs 68
237 Wyom ng lambs.....'... 68
92 Utah year'gs and wethers..' 94
114 Utah ewes ....120
289 Wyoming ewes v 104
414 Wyoming ewes 112
i'
Av.
.. 66
.. (3
.. 65
.. 66
.. S9
..
.. 68
Pr.
6 30
3 65
. 6
ft
6(5
5 75
-
680
S 60
242 Wyoming ewes, feeders .... 92
82 Wyoming ewes, feeders W
49 Wyoming ewes, feeders 87
147 Wyoming ewes, feeders .... 88
282 Nebraska wethers 92
296 Nebraska, yearlings, f'drs .. TO
182 Wyoming lambs, feeders'.. 68
225 Wyoming lambs, feeders ... 80
272 Nebraska lambs, feeders v.. . (1
60 Nebraska lambs, culls ...... 61
281 Idaho ewes 100
1095 Idaho lambs 99 .
6b Idaho yearlings ! 90
331 Wyoming lambs, feeders .. 66
a Wyoming iambs, teeutrs... 66
iiD Wyoming lambs, feeders .. 68
13 Wyoming, lambs, fdra.. culls 47
609 Wyoming ewes.. ...T.T;.1W
144 Wyoming ewes 97
89 Wyoming vearlinrs 1 ewes... 69
142 Wyoming yearlings, feeders 77
285 Wyoming yearlings, feeders 78
46 w yonnne vearllncs. feeders 78
il4 Woiiilng yeuilniga, ltli'd..,. 7?
Wyoming ewes, feeders.... 92
l.l uyu.i.ing ewes, tetdeis ill
47 Wyoming ewes, leeJers.... 96
197 Wyoming ewes, geeders.... M
32 Wyoming ewes. 88
110 Wyoming ewes.... ....... ",t.. Ml
168 Wyoming ewes '.. 103
35 Wyoming ewes, culls........ .82
82 Wyoming ewes, culls....... 80
66 Wyoming ewes 101
57 Wyoming lambs, feeders. ...62
275 Wyoming lambs, feeder.. 66
176 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 63
71 Wyoming lambs, feeders.. 66
21 Wyo. lambs, feeders, Culls ' 44
74 Wyo. lambs, feeders, culls '47
5 25
60
.666
4 75.
3 75
3 75
3 86
3 40
3 20
III
4 16
to"
680
.6 76
6 25
360
TOO
600
610
6 0
6 15
ris
316
4t
6 40
6 40
640
It
3'
3 36
335
2 To
".'So
385
2 55
2 75
3 85
613
(30
(to
m
6 25
enough of the central and western states
to win. - .
The president made these statements at
the hqtne. pOils brother, Henry W. Taft.
where he went on his arrival from Wash
ington late today and received a number
of-his. friends and political associates.
The president's Interview follows:
"When I declared a few weeks ago that
I felt reasonably . sure ofvmy own re
election In' November and of the success
of the republican party, I was regarded,
by'some as entirely oversangutne and un
aware of the. situation. Today, however,
afe!r a , number of indications that the
republican party is still the dominant
paV.y, and that the expected growth of
democratic', strength has failed to ma
terialise,, my declaration Is shown . to
be. entitled to respect.
Effect of Third Party.
"The republicans necessarily will have
a reduced majority over 1908 because ot
the; presence of three tickets In the field,
but the, democratic party will suffer also.
The. combined strength of the third-term
party will not be enough to change tho
ultimate result- Five or six weeks ago It
was asserted generally that the repub
lican party would secure the vote of the
solid enst, including the New England
states, with the exception of Maine and
Vermont; that the democratic party would
maintain its hold on the solid south and (
that the tl)lrd-term party would secure
tile" solid west, leaving only the middla
west as debatable ground.
"Today, with . the election still one
month away," the republican party finds
itself with a strengthened hold on the
east, having) routed the third-term party
in Vermont and the democratic party In
Maine.
"The . third-term ' leaders recently con
ceded that we would pick the state of
Uttili : out of the - solid west and after
conferring-with Chairman Hllles and oth
ers recently lh the west there Is every
reason 'to believe that the republican
party "win'carry Michigan, Washington.
Idaho arit"" Wyoming. Moreover, if tho
proper ' kirjd -of a campaign is waged we
will ; carry, dregon,' Kansas and Minne
sota, where third-term strength has rap
idly waned since the recent tour through
that, section, by the party's candidate.'
"I am not familiar with the develop
ments in other western states, although
many good reports have come to me at
Beverly concerning them, but even with
the . states . already mentioned it can be
seen. that. ..there Is no longer a solid west
back of the. new party, but more nearly
a solid west i reunited' In support of the
republican : ticket. This strength, added
to the .indisputable republican hold on
the eastern . states, : constitutes in itself,
a sufficient strength to give success to
the party. : , ''
"It is scarcely necessary for' me to
point to the necessity of re-establishing
a-republican-majority In the house of
representatives. If this Is done I feel
confident that I will be able to have
placed on ' the statute books the work
men's compensation law, which urged
upon the last session, but which was
sent; to Oblivion by the democratic
house. " If the country will give the re
publican 'party" a complete victory In Its
congressional as well as Its presidential
ticket, a pcoper tariff revision will bo
speedily effected, with knewledge of the
facts . ascertained . by a tariff commis
sion which will harm no one and remedy
its preterit defects' . ., . .
REPUBLICANS OF MICHIGAN
- ENDORSE PRESIDENT JAFT
calves... 211 8 76
8 steers.. ..1066 6 75
83 feeders.. 1093 6 70
71 feeders.. 1208 6 50 ,
45 steers. ...1225 6 40 45 steers.. ..US6 6 40
30 steers.. ..1261 6 40 59 feeders.. 760 5 65
10 feeders.. 1193 7 60 12 feeders.. 591 5 65
25 cows..... 972 5 00 21 cows 864 4 40
11 cows 8S6 4 60 27 cows..... 98 5 10
42 heifers... 844 5 30 65 heifers... 579 5 35
11 feeders.. 1014 6 00 15 feeders.. 825 6 85
76 feeders.. 1003 6 15 9 cows too 5 70
17 feeders.. 701 6 00 36 nelfers... 909 5 75
19 feeders.. 939 6 75 16 steers.... S19 5 85
28 cows 909 6 00 49 cows 81'7 4 70
15 cows 1C9S 6 10
13 cows 837 6 20
23 calves... 302 7 25
10 calves... 162 8 50
14 steers).... 776 6 SO 11 cows 910 0 00
8 hellers.,. JS3 6 25 10 steers.. ..1006 6 40
23 steers.... 996 5 50 39 steers....l097 6 00
18 Eteers....ll90 6 00 18 steers... .1088 6 30
68 steers.. ..1347 8 00 J9 steers.. ..1321 7 $0
.2 steers.. ..1320 7 30 14 cows 900 4 83
J7 nteers.... 902 6 00 37 heifers... &9 6 M
192 steers. ..1052 6 50 9 cs&hfrs. 993 5 30
118 steers. ..W74 6 25 " 64 steers.... 952 3 CO
29 steers. ...llli! 6 60 13 cows 965 5 00
19 steers.... 963 6 60 12 cows 1066 5 25
17 feeders.. 876 6 86 46 feeders.. 1152 7 30
56 teera....l!4fi 6 85 14 steers.. ..1030 5 70
22 feeders.. 1127 50
Lakeside Ranch Co.. Nebraska.
I Bteers....nS2 6 00 123-steers....llS3 7 00
I steers.... 1073 8 00 24 steers.... 1090 5 40
, R. H. Shlmmin, Nebraska. '
26 feeders.. 906 8 40 10 cows 975 6 40
8 cows 906425
Metzser Bros.
St heifers..." 97Hi5 65 15 cows 961 8 IS
3 cows 916 4 50
3. W. Mann.
46 feeders. .1246 6 60 2 calves... 285 7 00
4 heifers... 875 6 75
' J. F. Strong. '
13 steers... .1398 7 65 11 cows.!. .11606 S 60
.. L. E. Balinger. , '
17 feeders. .1067 ( 7i) 27 cows..... 966 6 40
WYOMING.
23 steers.. ..1251 6 35 14 steers.... 1130 S 80
St. I.ools Lire Stock Market. ,
6T. LOUIS, Sept. 2S.-CATTLH-R.
celpts, 7,600 head, Including ;S00(J Teklhi;
niitinri sieauy; native snipping and ex
porting steres, 18.50(fria.70: . dressed knrt
butchers steers, $S.0O8.EO; stockers" and1
feeders, $6.757.J5; cows and hel fers,-14.00
839.10; canners, l.'.75&4.50; bulls, $4.0O.5O
isitcs, u.vunfii.ovi iexas anqu insiun
Ktwrs, H50fc.w; cows and heifers, 83.26
07.25. , ,
HOGS Rpeint TAYI has. i.u.
9 feeders.. 990 6 45 . 15 cows 1043 6 35 steady; pigs and I ghts, I6.26i68.85: mixed
59 feeders.. 1117 7 00 IS calves... 338 6 25 and butchers, S8.55(a8.85; good heavy
tt.a5tJS.75. V - - .
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts. 7.20C
head; market steady; muttons. 83. 73j3.85,
lambs, J5.507.15; culls andbUoks. 11.80(3
2.15; stockers, $2.753.60. - - -
i ..5 d. . r
Kitum lr Live Stoek Market. '
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 26.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 14,000 head, including. 1,400 south
erns; market steady, to strong; dressed
beef and exports steers. IS.3010.9!); fail
to good. 86.00ii8.40; western steers, GTrS
10.10; stockers and -feeders, ,$4.60(iJ.7O
southern steers, 84.266.25; southern cdws
&.50&5.00; native cows. i3.25ijiM.39; native
heifers. H75S.25; bulls, $3.J65.0C-: calves
ro.tOd.9.50. t i 4
HOGS-Receipts. 6,000 head;v market
steady to strong; bulk of sales,' l8.45tfs.66,
heavy, 8S.50fg8.60; packers and butrhre
; ir.m.T&,-, light. 88.45fc8.7D; . jgs, 46.25
t.HElil' AND LAMBS Rece'pts.i 17.O0G
neau; maraei ivgiioc lower; lambs, $0,006
Y.10; yearlings, $4.6oe5.50; wethers, tioue
4.35; ewes, $3.50100; stockers and feed
ers, $.60(ii.25. ,'
: : ; . -
Vsharp Riae In Call Moaey. -
NEW TORK. Sept 25-Call money
touched 7 per cent on the stock. exchange
Just before the closing today.. This Is
the highest rate this year, r ..
I 1 . " 1, ;
Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns, . , . .
y ... . ' . '
DETROIT. Sept. 25. Tne republicans of
Michigan, in 'state convention here today,
ad'pted""reso1tftlons declaring their en
dorsement of the administration of Presl-.
dent Tatt arid pledging him the electoral
vote of Michigan. The convention was
one of the largest held In recent years,
1,648 delegates - being present, and was
notable, for the harmony that prevailed
throughout,' despite ' several contests on
the state ticket. Nominations were made
toi till those 5 offices not voted on In tho
primaries. '." '
Previous ...tothe convention there had
been many rumors that a heated contest
would come up between Governor Os
borh, i delegate, and the ''old guard" re
publicans.. ,-Tlie expected trouble, how
ever did not occur. Governor Osborn was
present "when" 'the meeting opened and he
sat ,on . the,. platform with the speakers.
He made no speech and left before the
cdhventidn'sdjoumed.
The resoiuttons adopted favor the initia
tive andi referendum on legislative ques
tions. L '
Perststent Advertising Is, the Road. to
Big Returns..
Chicago Live stock market
Demand for Cattle and Sheep Steady
- - - -liners Hla-her.
CHICAGO. Sept. 25. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 18j000'head; market steady to 15c
lowerf'beeVeV $5.75(811.00; Texas steers,
84.6T. tKlo;' : western steers, 86.00g.30;
stockers and: feeders, 84.307.70; cows and
heifers, tt.90g8.CO; calves. $8.5011.75.
HQU9 Rece.pts, 18,000 head; market
generally'' 5c "higher, but Closed weak:
I ght, .30ig&sH4; mixed. 88.16i.90: heavy.
$7.96ti8.80; rovigh, $7.968.15; pls, f5.00.0;
bulk of sates,- $8.3w&8 75.
SHEEP ' AND LAMBS Receipts, 44,000
head; market, steady; native, t3.604.90;
western, ' 83.594.50; yearlings, $4.755.50i
lambs, . naUve, J4.757.00; western, $5.00
67.85. -
' 4.JoetB. Lire Stack Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Sept 25. CATTLE
Receipts,' 3.000 head; market slow;
steers. 86.7510.50,' cows and heifers, $3.26
8.50; ' calves, . 14.50g3:60.
HOGS Receipts, 5 000 head; market,
strrjn?;' top, te.75;. bulk of salus, $8.45f8.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.000
head: market, slow; lambs, $6.007.25.
' Stock tm SUht.
Receipts bf.llve stock at the five prin
cipal western maraeis yesteraay:
" Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 7.500 4,900 43.500
St. Joseph..' 8,000 6.000 8,000
Kansas city. 14,000 6.900 17,000
t Louis , 7.600 7,600 7.200
Chicago 18,000 18,000 44,000
' ' Totals..:...... ......60,100 41,500 114,710
: Wool Market.'
ST. LOUIS., Sept 26. WOOL Steady
territory, atld , western mediums. Sl25c:
fine mediums, lj20c; fine, 15l7c