Nebraska Newspapers

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'GRAIN AND PRODOCE MARKET
Bearish Feature .DevclQpsJroiri Btts
aian Wheat Beports. ;
COIN CROP IS NOT . AFFEClED
Derplte the Cold Weather and Frosts
Little or So Damage la Reported
, from' the Com Belt ot
- v ,t
' the Counter ' -
OMAHA; Sept, 27, 12
Liverpool wheat opened V4c lower, tms
morning. The trade there -arid here-regard
the latest Russian crop figures M
670,000,000 bushels, or 4,000,000 bushels
larger than the popular estimates. This
is a very bearmh- feature.. Clear, cold
weather In UK- ,i-. i'"it is tiuf to
threshers to rush things again. If tne
roads can move the northwest wheat, re
ceipts will be very heavy. So far this
season there has been little In the way
ol hedging sa.es. -This hind of senlng'.
about due with a letup of the flour
sales In the noitbwest and Increasing
stocks In all ' quart!rs. Temporary rait
lies must be expected, but the tone, or
the news and the feeling In the trade is
very Ix-anen. , Cash , wheat .lc lower. .
It Is a singular feature for the corn
trade that there .Is so ' much freexlhg
weather and so little claim, of damage- to
the crop In any quarter.' It would seem j
that the low temperatures hurt night and
earlier In the week would do some damage
to the late corn, but the crop-i so larKji
and so great a rciintage IsoUUpt.lwi,
way of frost that the trade well knou
there can be r.o calamity arrd for this
season there was selling out of long colli
yesterday Instead - ot.addUloo&l -buying.
Offerings went Into strong hands On the
break and the market showed a Httlo
nap at the close, especially for Dum
ber. It will take a few days to know
what the real result of the very low tem
peratures is in big western corn stMes.
Cash oorn was unchanged.- -; .v
A sharp drop In prices of eonttACt 0t
permitted a llttlo' more .natural MlHn
pressure In the later month, yrsterdftV.
Grain men think the situation Suggests
conservative selling in the December and
May options. -Cash-' oats' unchanged. )
Clearances were wheat and flour equal
to 167.00 bushed, corn,, io.fl bushels and
oats, 157,000 bushels., :- ,
Liverpool closed wit wheat H to d
lower and corn to id lower, .
Primary wheat receipts were rt.OOS.WJ
bushels and shipments' 1. 194,00, bushels,
sigalnst receipts of 1,471,000 buthels and
hlpments of 465,000 bushels last , yetr.'
Primary corn receipts were SM.OOO bush
els and shipments 613.0QO- bushels, against
receipts of Mfi,W bushels and shipments
last-year of 800,000 -buehela -
Primary oats receipts were 87,000 bush
la .and shipments 1,086,000 bushel
axainst receipts of 27,000. blishsls an4
shipments of 885,000 bushels last year,
The following cash sales were reported1.
"Wheat-No. t hard winter: t ears, Mvtjc.
No, 8 hard winter: 4 cars, saCt No.jH
mixed: 1 car. 62tO. Barley-No. 4: 1 car.
3e? Oats-Standard: l'car, 32o. No. ,3
white; 3 cars (choice). SI1: 2 ears (local).
31 Wc; 1 cars, SlHe; T cars, la No. A
white: 1 car, SOc. Corn-No. 2 whit!
t ears, 70Hc. .'Nor 8 Whlte:- 2 cftrsf 70oi
No,e4 white: H car, 68c, No. 2 yellow:
1 car, 66c. No. 3 yellow: 1 oar. Bfi. fit.
I mixed: 1 car, 64c. No, 3 mixed: 1 ear,
Wo-, No. I mixed; 2 cars, 040; 2i cart,
64c. .,. . .:,. , y y
Omaha Cash ,Prt"s.
WHEAT-Nd. 2 hard, , aafjiWe; ' NO.V8
hard. o2k; No. 4 hard, 7WjSo.
CORN-No. 2 white,. 700 No; J, white.
, mnn. ki a tin. 2 vellow. tak
36V; No. 3 yellow,. We; No. 4 yellow, W
jHc; No. 2, i No. 3. 0c; No. 4, WS0
QATS-SU4f32c; stanaord, S132c; -No.' J
white, Ji&siHe; No. 4 wnite, mnwn
BARLKV Malting, tiQiic; No. I feed,
40u,0c. . ...
KYE NO. 2, 645Sc; X6. 3, eJfflSic: '
Carlot He'oelpta. '! :',
- - - t, (irm. v'i,i. vni"-
Chicago 173
M l nneapoil s .............. 404
Duluth ,i...:..;:Bl
Omaha ,.... 44
Kahsas City
Ht XkjuIs .............. ,'..-.10 '
Winnipeg KM
CHICAGO GRAIX AXD PROVISIONS
Pea to res of the Trading and Cloalns
Prlcee on j Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept 27. Wheat today
touched the .lowest twice so far this
season. Predictions of the high world
shipments were 'chiefly! responsible. The
market finished steady but half down all
around compared with the night before.
It was estimated world ahipments wouio
be nearly 4,000,000 bushels greater than
for the corresponding week a year ago.
Favorable weatucr northwest increased
the weakness. - ;
iar.Kus City promised heavy, receipts
of win at rvxt week. In this connection.
a l!itr.K f:rm here said .to be largely
ntviVi-rfd !n holdings at Kansas City was
iiiv'fl Layer1 of the September 'option
In Ourui-to andat the same, time a seller
of slay at S'4c difference. On the other
hand, mills t STJnneapoii were reponea
delivering on Seierober contract, a pro
cedure almost unknown In that market.
December clesed c net lower at wc
r.nvin ' Atrrr.infl for corn receivea a
check through the weakness of iwheat'and
because of i a -break !ln cash priced
December closed ituiy. W on ai wva1
527o.' Cash grades were heavy. , No. 2
oats oecame .easy m ajruim",- '"
other grain.' December closea ho unoer
last nighf at ,12c. '"'-J- "
Scattered liutOdatKm iook tn .eeage on
Hm nPAtdil inn market. , in the end - no
decline exceeded 6c. 5 f
The leading tutures Iciosefl as touows. 1
Article Open.
Wheati ' : '
eo..i0'o't
Corn
8epf.IlHTi
May.,62V4
Outs I I
Sept. . n
Hlgh.HIw. I Close. lies'.
,t- r. 1 ? 1
J!
71
72V.
-681
82V.
Dnc..32Ha,S2H'!','i
88
,71! ' "wit
NEW YORK JIOCK MARKET
Strong' Undertone . Shown, Despite
Monetary Situation.
BANKS CALLING U0S MANS
Farther RUe ' In" Steel "and Allied
lessee Atrrllrated to Trade . Con
ditions, . Which ' Show In
cr eased Activity.
THE BEE: OMAHA, ' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1912.
OMAHA LIE STOCK MARKET
96
f M'aV.:3Huti
Pork
NT25
18 36
18 27Vij
Sfpt.
Oct..
,iah..
SePtv
10 (7H!
tec.
Jan..
Ribs'
Stpt
10 M
31
16 30
18 S7V4
.' 62
' 32
10 ;22i
lk.io
i
107V4;10!92Hj
10 6?Hi
10 62l W57l
0 tO 1 1 10 57
Out.. 102l 10 tt,
7&'
' 10,92
10 62'
10,'W
10:60 f
10 474
82-
mm
lJSO:.
1 37H
18 20
1 92V,
.10,95,,
io tm
10 87
10
82Ha
34
-18 82Vi
IS 87i
18 26
10 97H
10 W,
10S7H
19 fib .
ID lA
10 U
'77
Vulflv-riiarty; WlrtteV ) patent, -14. ttd
8.03; intr straignts,. f4.ww.iw;i PfVi
patents,! $4.156.W spring fstratghts, Mw
yflB; I)ekets,-M.70t,.fi0.. '
KtK-NO; 2, bdUfMo -, ' if- -"
.WAiii-fci;r.i..ot..mi Lus, JJifute ; . f air
to choice mailing, (SOSc . , . ,
SKBDB-i-Timothy, r P-wtiw;. jCioyen,
lard (in , tierces), - $10.97H; ! shott, ', rlbfc
tloese), 10.UM10.2H.'. ',' 'i'.;. v. .
Total c clearanoes of Wheatah'd .' floi
wre. equal to 1.107,000. bu.r, Eaporu foj
ths i',Wk, 'as. snown Dy ; traa street
wre, eauJ ,to 8.851.000 bu,. . frrmary r
celbta were: 1008.000 bu.r comtared Wit
1,471,000 toil.-, the corresponding, day n yeui
W hea t, v 1W car s ; corn, , 823 cars ; - oats, . isl
cars -a hogs, ' 7,0w0 head. ' .
(Jhicago Uashprices Whent:' No.'2 red,
81.0i5M.u8: : No. 8. red, 7r4c; No.' 2 'hard1,
WCi.'Not 8,hard, (fffio; No, -t north
ern, Wifefilc';f No.. 2 nortnrn.89fti(2e; No',
3 northern,! WfSci No. 'I spring. )Hllo
Nd,-3epHtig,,i813g$c;'No.. 4 upniiR.WiyMo;
velvet oliaff, c; durum; NOj87u,v Corn:
Nd. I.'HWVw No.: white, 71!A72Hci
No. 2 yeilow; Wfflaw, No. 3..'70w7l4i
.No, 3 white, jO&tntfc; No.. 8 yellow, 70A
tnVtd; No. , 4, t'i'7Wo; No. 4-whlte,,4
O70vc; ,No.,4i yiliow, 6(87Hc. Oatai
No. 3. fc4c Nn.i.2 white, .i)-34c: No,
8, 3lH!JfiN0..'-l. White, mMB-. 'No. it
white, J2ci ftflmlHid, Si's Wid . t
tl.,. In 9 .' rifMalUn ' Tturlav imlttn.
B.i ' tlmn'thv i.U&iA 00 , ftluvnr tllVM l.fntsrnitlenal Jui
-NEW TORK. Sipt 27.-Regardles of
the monetary situation, which was suffi
ciently tense- to cause local banks to call
more loaui, today's stock market mani
fested a strong undertone. The move
ment at time wa narrow and Irregular
and the total output was smaller tl&n tor
several days. . Money on call opened at a
fraction under- yesterday's ' 'uiitial rate,
but soon rose ' to 6 per cent,' at -which
figure the' bulk' of the. day's loans was
negotiated., . -
The rate eased In ,the afternoon ' when
the stock market, recorded its top prices
under the lead of United states Steel.
Which scored its highest price of the year
on ' exceptionally , large offerings. Other
standard shares also were lp demand, ,but
most of them failed by. a alight I margin
to- eciual rece-nt high levels j 1 - ! . -
The further risa In i United States -Steel
and allied iwrues was generally attributed
to.traae oonaiuona, wnicn-snow increaaea
activity at tall leading centers of that
Industry. . " . T ' '
Among (thai strong (and , active railway
stocks were Canadian Pacific and Its ally,
Minneapolis, '8t. Paul A Sault 8te. Msfrie;
NeW York. (Central Heeding and-IUlhoU
Central, with such minor lssuea as Mis
ouri Pacific, Toledo. . 8t. touts A West
ern and .Wee tern Maryland. . In the final
ho.ur Jlck..t)and .and the oGald.gTqup
also became active at smart advance.
'An unexpected Inflow , of money from
the interior .promises- to .reduce the cash
losa of the ' local l banks, to an unusual
figure.-i H - V''-
Bond were ateady, " with- special
strength in AVabash Pittsburgh terminal
le: -Total- saei. (par; value, I2,00,0u0.
unitea states government oonas were
unchanged onJ call, j
' Number ,o.8a,re8(and leading quotations
on stocks were ass follows:
! I Mts. ttislt. Urn Oess.
AmslgtmsteA Copper ....5a,tM H14 WV4 1
Arterteul ArleuUuMl-. A 8W 1114 S '
Aatrtcan Ht Busar....! 3.400 'V-k 74 .71
AmerlMn Cln jE.209 4 44 44
American Cn pfd KOO 124 19it 124H,
Amerlcui C. n V- ; m a tt 03
Amoiican-- Cotton 4)11 100
Am. lc vBeeurUle. ...... f 100
Amorfctn UnMsd
American- Loootnirtl J.,. ......
Americas s. A R......
Am. B. R. .fiM......
Am. Surti Refining....
An-arlcan T. T....'.,
Amorlcan Tbtxoo -:.,.
Anarnnds ' Mining Co.'.
AtehlMA
Atchlton prd ,
Atlsntlc Ctssst Line..;
Biltlmore Ohio......
net!Hhin 8twl
Brooklyn R4id Tr...,
Canadian Ptclflo
Csntral iMthtr .'.
rtieupMko, Ohio....
Chicago O. W.
(Iilcaso. M. -BU P.,
Ohlraxo N. W
Colorado F, A I. ......
Oontolldatod Cai
(Yrn Produoti
Drlawaro ft Hudaon...
Uenvcr A Rio Urands
Ttentar A R O. pfd...
Dlatlllanr gacuHtlos .
Rrle .
Kris 1ft pfd
BMe M ffd. ...........
Oonorol Klnotrlo
OrMt Northern pfd
OMat Northern Oro etf.
Illltrtli Central
Interboraush Mt.
Inter. Mot. pfd
International Harvester .
Inter.Mnrlna pfd
Imernttnial Prr a
400
M4
113'
41
M4
K
28
14
45
7a
l.-'tl.tOO
.A J00'io in io
lit 1374 14
..' tea lit ' Ut, 14.1
.. j 1,000 tit ro t7tv
.. i 4.30ft 47 4 4
.. - i.ioo i( ioa4 io
..I 100 103 Wi 103
..I, . .. ..... lit
..j 1,700" 10 108 1011
.. ,10 48 47 484
.. 70- m 0 0
,.'11,700 J81H 278 281
.. t 4,800 B84 ' 83' 34
..' 1,800 81 81 81
..I M tt 17 17
.. 4.300 108 108 8
., 1 1.400 14 147. 1434
.. 8,800 43 41
400 147 147
.. tod It 16
. . 300 , 171 171
.. ' loo tt n
.. j 1.400 40 88
van u
8fi0.973 at this time last year,
urea exclude Panama canal
debt transactions.
These flg-
and public
REPORT OP CLUABISa HOtiSB
TraasaetloB of Aasoetated Bask
for tfce Week.
NEW ' YORK. Bept 27.-Bradstreefi
bank clearings report for the week ending
September- "A shows - an -aggregate --of
f3.24S.moO0 as against 83,lA4&4,uOO . last
week and $3.001,X4,000 iii the correspond
ing week last year. Following la a lilt
of the cities: ' ' - -
CITIES.-
Amdutifc
4jc;I Dec.
,.r.
43
147i
lt
170Vi
28
88
84
New York......
Chicago.
Boston
Philadelphia ..
1st. .Lous. ......
Kansas City...
Pittsburgh ....
San FTanclsco
Baltimore ......
Cincinnati .....
Minneapolis'' ..'
New Orleans.,
Cleveland .......
Detroit -
Los Angelea
OMAHA
Milwaukee' .'
Louisville
Allanta ......
Portland, Ore
Seattle
8t. Paul.;....
Buffalo .....
Denver
Ina anapolis -Providence
..
rttehmortd
Washington, D. C.
Memphis
St. Joseph
Salt Lake City
Fort, Worth....
Albany
Columbus
f-avannah .........
Toledo ..i..'...,
Nashville
Hartford
Ppokane, Wash...
Taouma
DeS Moines...;.'...,
Kpchester .........
Duluth ............
Macon
Oakland, Cal......
Norfolk.
Wichita -
Peoria .............
New Haven
Jacksonville,., Fla.
Scranton J
Grand. Rapids
Birmingham
Soux City.........
j Augusta, Oa.........
Syracuse
Evansvllle
Worcester
Spi-lngfleld, Mass...
I'aytori
Oklahoma City......
Portland, Me;.......'
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Charleston, 8. C...
Wheeling. W. Va...
Krroxvllle
Han Diago, Cal.....
Lincoln ..........
Reading, Pa. i. i.....
Topeka ...
Wilmington. - Del...
Davenport
Sacramento, Cal....
:31,91,lt3,0CO j.6!.....
2Sfl,354,UUU l.ft...-.
15620,000 14.81...'
16ti6(3,000 ,17.W....
,75,UJ,C0 i;4,
E2,4o6.0J0
: 68,729,000 12.M.
53.072,0001 18,5!.
' 36.8aj6.0fl0 ' 12.71,
48,817,000 vi.lU..
,. 25,649,000i
ii.mooo
22.478.000
'' 20,508,0001
ao,i,oo
ld.049.0MM
.. 18,89X000
13,494,000
11.1H00O
12,404,Wi
11,908,000
. 10,247,000
ltS5700
8,407,000'
7.K3,0i
6,968.000
-7.lS8.fl00
. 6,368,000
' 6.196,K
6,447.000
-6.-428T00W
9,833,0301
5,S9&,000
5,924,0001
' 8,8S9,O0O
v 4,698,000
6.W5.0QIH
3.SSCC00
4,r.2,000
- - tni.oooi
4.JHO0OI
7,7.12.1)001
;. 3,691,01)0 ...... .20.0
6,WJ4,O0O
3.8H4.000I
- 3,837,0001... ... , 7.0
'3.668.0001
" 3,4l!i000. .;... .'1.7
. 2,697.CO0
2,541,0001
2,946,000
;.5
22'
24.3
18.8
6.9
15.8
'io.'oi
2.9
ia.7
.2.6
"i'.il
-6.
8.1
4!2
'lL4
"u.i
30.2
' '4.B
: 3.2
1.1
17.0I
14.3
&I.7
ii'.i
1.6
. . i inn i in lata 8744 Mobile
' 1 . ..:t ' . . : i, . 1 1 u
44 , Cedar Rapids. Ia.
too 188 in JMii! Akron
t.too 141 141 Hi I Youngstown ......
',800 12 H 82 Waterloo. Ift
, fw inn iwvt in
' 700 20 to 80
, 80 40
TOO 198
400 21
.1.
... REAL KStAtK ' 4
FARM HA!Cil f.Atlft POU C A Si ID
rs Cttr Southern
I -BUTTElWfteady:- oreaitlorles. I. m& ! lt'l SJ
tm . - tit ten- .dniriM t44ta4it. . ' . i " .
... ' ..: j iQOS Steady; receipts, 3, U2 cases; at
mirk, oasea- included, ih'io; ordi
nary firsts, 204oj .firsts, 224o. K ,.
CllfelESli-Bteady; daisies, lilWHc',
twins. lbtrWHe: young AmerlcM,,ietiSja7o
long hotrw, MXWo, . t .
POTATOES Steady , rocalpts, 60 cars j
Michigan. , 60Jj"i3c;. Mlnntieota, - 6'iMc;
WUconsIrT, Buyixic; chickens, 18c; 1 springs,
18Hc. '- ' -. " ' .
POULTRY .Alive asy; turkeys,! 14c;
18
1'
i 46-
i t
. I ?
v .-. i. :; , Nehraslt,--- ,.' -
A-RAH 1 HUNaERFOnD,. the' Craw
ford, Neb., land man. , Iws, opened
branch off ce, tor-the shbwlnf of saihplf
grain, alfalfa .and , garden pioductl
raised on his $10.. lit and t-0 lnd ih fa
mous Dawea county., his "Land of ino
pendence'' in the McCagtie building at th
cotner . otDoage - and airwtjJi
Omaha. In the collectfon theri 18 corn;
wheat, oats, tye, .millet, cane, kaftir ooriv
alfalfa, airatfa eeeirtiax. t mothy,' biut
grass and potatoes. Any- man can, rntiiu
a .specialty ofariy' ot hes crops In
Diivies county or cdn: r-s' thetn -collectively
and become absolutely 'lnoa
pendent in a couple of year. He
own his own homo there and then ,wnn
he. Improves his olaue he H improving
his own. Is that not far better , tnari
paying high rent? ! Call at the orflQ..' cor
ner of 15m and Dodge, and let me .man
ager there, M. O, Hey bold, expla rt toJlvl
ait about Crawford ,and Dawes couhty,
all about our, crops, our railroad facili
ties, our home and-our western murkou
and all about;why,lt,ia better to ffcrhi
a home of your; own. -in Jawes coUntv
thau In any Other seotlon In the ntlte
west today. Arah U Hungerford. Craw
ford. Dawes County,' Nebraska,-Otnani
Office, lith and Dodge Streets. -ft
219 acres In Douglas Co... 14 niltei from
Omaha. 8 miles from lrvlngtoh. QetitR'
rolling and bottom land, well Improtea.
8 acres near RaUton and lnterUroan,
xeellent land and Improvement. , 1 i f, -
- W. H.. THOMAS. 4" A
104 First Nat -Bk. Bldg. r P-
m ache farm ror an to S.no kam
Keb. Owner t. Mid farm operallnij -M
himself, but living In loav itonM
cssires to sell - smu iiu vv w v-
a" one or can be divided in two gobd
larnws. one consisting of 32 acres, ltw acres
In culUvatlou, balance In pasture, ill
well, fenced aud an abundance of .water
th year round; balance of 8u acres, good
net of improvements, spieuuid feed lou,
140 acres in cultivation, 30 acres of tain
grass, balance in. pasture and hay land,
will aU grow Hiai.a- all well ten.ed an
abundance of, runmnc water ti af
joOnd. Purchaser can. buy. t0 hd of
high grade catUe, the. stuns amount fit
hogs, complete set of horses and linpte
tnehu if tney so tkslre, or cau buy the
Lace without Will carry 82u.owi on land
at the rate of t, per cent tor five or tea
years, 'luls pla:e Is considered to ,b
the best farm ot Its alee in that country.
Pot .further Information apply to owner,
to(tn Olesen, 'Route 1 valnut. Ia.
chickens, - 18o; springs, MHc .
VKAL-fctcady, 94J-140. - '
NEW VOKK UkNlOttAX. MAIIKET
qa'atatloas of the Dar osi Varloos
- Commodities.
NEW f YORK, tjepLf 27.-FLOUK-r
Dull; ' spring pitents, 84.90tiXi.ilO; winter
straights. 34.40ts-4.i50; winter patents, 34.79
d'S.U; apt lng clears. l4.2t4.lB; extra No. 1
winter, 44.Ku4.;'0; extra No. 2 wintur, 34.04
f4. 10; Kansas atraights.. $t.liU4.ii.. Rye
tiour, quiet; jair to goou, uiioive
to lane. . HdhbilO. , . . .
i COR.tMIiJAL-Btedi-: fine white and
yellow,. tl.U'.i-il.'O; cituse, .l.Wftl.; kiln
dried,' 4,3Ut' ' ' ;
, ut is;-euftOy; No. 3 western, 870 asKeu,
C. i. t. "Bunaio. . . - .J '
BArtLtK-vulet; inaltliiK, OXf7ic, c. I.
f. slUlt'S,lo. , ' .'
Wltti;ATSpdt marltetreoisy; No,: 2 red,
t03 elevator and 4t.u ft.' o. - b. Afloat;
No. 1 northern Duiutn, 93'4o, t. "o. b. afloat.
Cloeed-Ho-net rowerr iitenU)er, 1.(W;
December, 98 8-ltic; May, tl.oiH- ,
CORN-lSpot market, easyfexpott, 69Vc
t. o. b. afloat December to March..
' OATS-Spot, market, eayi No. 2 and 3,
38c; No. 4. Jic; natural wliiti S55fc-38o;. white
Clipped, iilMio, , all on track.. - .
PKKDSteady; 'western-atirlng bran 111
lOU-ie. saosst 82.W43.d6; stanuard niidtlilna,
KStaS.Wf; city, ,)2.40.f n
HAY New, dull; No. , 1,, 1.101,20; No.
2, ll.05fl.10; No. 8, 8KiS6c,; t, ;-i . : "
; HiDE-4-rPitm; Bojota, 2a23c; Cen
tritL Aiiirican. 26HX -- i,; " - .
lJ5ATHKR-8teadt; hendock flrstk, 26H
eiic; ijecobds, third. 22Mi23Vic;
rejects. 16c. ,. '.' v, ; u
PROVIiilONS-Pork aulet: mss. 19.7l
tjiu.; tainily. ffl.00w.:3.w0; -sflort ' clear,
331.25sr28.6tt.-. Beet, strong;-mess, $17.00
18.UH: (amity. a.00uz2.00: .beef hams.
l3.0OigUl.SO. Cut meats, .' dull; ' pickled
bellies, 10 to 13 ibe., 1214c; pink lid hams,
Ut-Jlllo. , i Lard; easier; . middle west,
311.26$ 11.&; reflnod. firm; continent. 811.80;
houth American, 12.46;. compound. -38.00
(f8.2S. ' '-3 i . - i 4 i i
BUTTER-Steady; receipts. : 7.718 tubs:
creamery, .extras,,, 314(31 state, , dairy,
finest, 2sv4uMio; process, extras. Wsit-
CHEESE Strong; receipts, 2.88 boxes;
state, wfeole , milk, colored, . ayerage,
fancy, I6t7l6fsc; skims,. 4T13e. .
EGGs-rlrm; teeeipti, ii.tm cases;
resh gathered, ektras. Ivfl33c; wfrigera
SlUsoart.
Free
r-i
ft
'f !
'
J
"Facts W6ith Knowing.", rft
ThA.Ktorr ,f the OiaNU. .....
An interetting history of America
gwltserland, the Hehet dairy eountty
known, where from fi.00.to 8S.O0 psr acre
can, secure land on vt .:'' h you can be )ft-
dependent We oito.-haVe the greateat
State Poultry ltwtitut.un in tho world.
J.-A. WhSEler, Mommln Grove. Mn.-
ih-iprk Dini-lt fa.ir-1. cottage.' barn;
price, 3340; monthly payments. Edmund
tjtJjckel. Richland. Mo. Turkey Ridgo
Farm. -. ...
. z. . ken. a Ualiii. ,
f6r SALE 160 acres good farm land:
4-acres broke, balance all tillable; T
miles from Dallas and &. milts troht
Cuiome. Price. 140 per acre, payable
mat cash, 32,u00 March 1, 13U; 33.400
March 1,-MD. Address Box W, Dallas,
Bo.i Dak.
iFall River..
. f otn Ian ' ft
W i5 SPringfleld
21 Fort -Wayne...,
..." J Now- Bedford........
:..... ' 28 Helena ,
. 400 29 28 t8 Lexington
i-- IJSH-Yort. Pa. ....
'W,oo 178 iti 18 co'uinbla, S. C
, 4H 148 14 142 Er!e pa.....'..;'......
; 1,500 150 H34 149 vjmukton Cal '
'8.100 UK 30 81 nae Tdaho
! uoo e':ii ' a Muskogee, Okl
N. R. R. of M. 24 pfd,.' 2W -1 !oh tt Kalamazoo, Mich..
New York CntnU..,...:u,8O0 118 116 U8 Quincy, 111..
tw 88 tivi v Bioomlngton, 111....
1.800 iish ng m Tulsn,,Okl
100 8(14 lt 8!4 rir.l.n lr,h
., 4.808 138 128 139 rjiumll
l-oulvlll . NuhTilU.
M.. St. P. & R, fl. M.
Mliwurl, K. A T
Mlaxmrl Parlflc
WitlonaJ Blaeult .....
Ntlonl LMd
tea 224 51 23 77.7.71.:'
18441 -..-v., ...........
N. T O. W....
Norfolk Weitero.
Nortk Amrln .
h'rthrn Piolflo ...
PwlfloiMtir
tXAk.tfAwH(. . . .It,.' ,n,U .IIU
poi.-a ion nu imti nu Springfield, O..:
P., c c. i it L....... i 200 no no no t C'outh Bend.. Ind....
Pittsburgh Coal , ,8u i'!t ts4 B aghamton ,
Proms Steal CSr... I . 1D0 4 40 4fl toux FttllB, S. D....
Puilmtn Paltoe Ckr 100 it . 1(8 188 Jackson; Mis,......
Finding U not VW 1TIH HK Decatur 111 ... .
LV Mansaeid.- O..:......
(Hi 8214 Farvo N D
8 27 . 2 fv-i,:,.r
tt S4V4 5it 'Temont,. Neb,...,..
8?1 Vicksburg ..111 ....
13 .22 ' 22 Jacksonville, 111..,..
5H 61 Houston ....... .....
88 '4 - m . M cOalveuton.',..'. '
KepuMlo I. A .. '11,700
Repuhllo I. St 8. 1.800
Rock )lnd Co 1 17.400
link IMmd Co. pfd... ..13, W9
st. u s, r. td pu...
BMhoird Air Lint
BMboard A. U pM
8lo-Shfflld B. .A' I...
Southern Ptelfto
fioutharn Hallway
an. Railway pfd
Ttnnae fHippar .......
Texai tt Paclllo... .......
llnlaa- Paclflo
imien ' Paeltlo pf4..'.
llnHad Mataa Reajtr..,.
United - States , Rubber.
United Stataa Btaal...
U: (. Steal pfd. .......
I'tah Copper ...........
Va. -Carolina Chemical .. 200 47
Wabaah l....'rf... 1.800 4
Wauaah pfd 8.40 .' U
Wxum Maryland ...... ,4.800 40
Wiaura Union ........... ) tot? Sit.
WaMlnsbouaa Elactrto ... I.TW KVt
WbMlIng Jb U B. 1.244 ' '(
100
(00
.. 1M
700 11414 1 114
- 8.(00 31 81 . Sl
' 1.000 88 88 85
1 1.00 44 48 ' ., 44
4.000 24 4 24 24 .
U.704 17( 174 , 175
704 20 80 , 88
' 800 85 84 W '
1.800 (4 ( (4
125,400 78 77 71
28.3
2.637,0001 32.8
15.4
. ....
18.6
2.882,0001
2,412,000!
3,099,000
2,000,0001
'2,342,000
2.500.030
1,912.000
1,351,000
l,fj3S.0t
2,llft,000
1,621,000
2,163,0OW
2.OK8.0OO
1.9a ,000
2,443,000
1,656,000
1,579.000
1,241,000
1,588,0001
1.582.O0O
1,800,000
.1,150,009
1,643. 000
1,238,000
l,65O,CO0
-.1,471,0)9
1,680,000
1.005.000
l,i94.)0
971,000
1,028,000
- 96S.O0O
1.061.000
84.1,000
a mm
i;.n ooo
937.CO0,
iTI.a'O;
. i 776,ftX)
854,000
1 6i,000
614,900
664,000
607,000
701,000
671,000
609.800
651,000
2.2
1.1
.....1
.15.9
4.4
2.7
,8.6
12.3
8o!o
14.8!
24.91
: 8.S
6.8
10.0
.16.3
"io'is
16.7
34.8
8.2
1.81
1.1
2.7
...-..!
8S.1
: ii'.i
24.0
23.0
.69.8
60.8
6.4,
12.4
-16.8
2.4
"2!6
24.9
13.3
7.3
21.4
13.7
"8"
12.5
68! i
32.01
...,
81.8
8.3
18.2
2.4
697,000. 83.6
l,!!eo,(MU 183.4
56.1 00u 25.9
ft?;uOO 85.4
887,000: 20.6
62i,0Qfi;
460,00
. 87i,000
, 254,0:J
: i7o,ix:
259,00Oj
26.288,010
28,215,0001
57.1)
13.9
1.8
2.0
"i'.i
30.2
6.91.
8.1
8.7
8612.
Csttle . Ecceiptg . Zi;ht, .lut Trade is
Slow.and Weak. . - -
Very
HOGS ABE FlTt TO TEN HIGHEB
Skeep tat. Moderate Receipt, with
, Prices Abnt Steadr with Yes-
terdap- but..Thirtr-f tve to
Fifty Lower for Week.
i
6.047
4,421
4.41
3,700
19!sS
21,178
44,888
4.000
16slo3
Ul,8bl
90ITTII OMAHA. 8eDL 27. .
Receipts, were: ttattie. Haas. Sheep,
OJficlal ..Monday .14,140 2,214 47,444
utnciai Tuiv . .... .. s,;,r.
Official Wednesday. .. 8.331
uiiiciai anurnaay -. 2,qc0
Mtimate lday...... 1.20U
Five days 'this week.38,018.
6ame days lat-iwalt.2Hba'
Same dava 2 wka am ii iim 27.1i " D6.WI
BamedaA-s 3-w'kS. ago.26,246 28.68U 8o,3&4
Same days 4 w'ks. ago.21,(W4 2,260 87,4w
Mme days last year...7,771 28,649 145,146
-The following table suows the receipts
of.oattle, nogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to -date as compared with
last year. . M2. , mi. Inc. Dec.
Cattle .;...-. 674.408 826,188 .150.780
Hogs ...j.... 2,389,507. 1.9ul,i48 437,769
Sheep .,.... l,7l,187 . 1,819,007 30,820
'- The following ta'.ila mows me range of
prices lor hog at South Omaha for the
last few; days with-comparisons:.
Eats. ,ilKlJ. ill.lwu.J. .,.-- .Dw7.il
Sept 19.1 8 16,i 6 711 8 92; I iwi 6 72L tii
Sept. 20. g'62vj 6 64 8-731 8 171 5 73 6 06
Sept 21. 8 41 Vk iA- 8 471 .8 12 6 87 6 841 6 12
Sept. 22. . 68j g s'it 8 10 6 8l J 8 14
i-l- t-rr f'." i, -ii.: i 1., o il6 891
Sept. 24.1 8 0i . I g 441 8 161 6 761 5 90 16 17
Sept. 2G. 8 491 C 4tl , 8 10 6 77 5 85 6 18
Oieii h: S to jf.i 8 4ii I 6 Oil 5 Ubi 19
bent. 27........f 6 26 8'46 8 IS,- 6 9. 6 2i
.v'Sunday. ;'-..-'";", f,
: Receipts aiid'dispoeltioh Of live stock
at the ( Union Stock yards for' twenty
four hours ending yesterday, at ? o'clock:
f ' RECfilPTS-CARS.
L," '"'."" .Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C; M. & St. P. ky.. .. 6 ......
Nllssourl Paoiflo Ry 4 - - 2 ..
union Pacltic Ry..,.' 2 11 19
C. &N.-W'., east. ,4 .. ..
cr.-A n.'-w:, west:. 22 7 ..' 1
C", fit P., M. &0... 1 '2 ..
CX.-BA Q., east.... .. , 2 ,
ti,;B. & Q., - west..".. IS 11 ,1
Ct, PL I. A P., east.. ..' 4 .. ..
C.i'Rv I. & P., west .. 1 ..
Illinois Ceneral Ry.. .. 3 U .. . ...
Ci-O. W. Ry..... .v.. .., t r .. ...
'Total receipts..".:.. 47, ' 54 . ,20 '.' .1
' DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
18
1 17 .
176
270
36
18
65
f ' '
114
: ,70...
13
. 1
124
4'
22 422
7w2
1.088
" m
1,006
l,2oo
7Ut
1,436
1,335
9,237
ance was made of everything in the feed
.ng line. ...
, There was a marked falling off In toe
receipts this morning in contrast to the
previous days of the week as only
about-fifteen ears or 4.90J head west
yarded. Receipts a week ago were .7.441
head and 7.640 were received on the cor
responding day last year. Contrary to
what might be expected with such, a
small supply on -the market, buyers
seemed in no hurry to fill their orders.
Conditions surrounding the trade was ap
parently no better than yesterday, thus
making business rather slow and uncer
tain early in the morning. Little later
on buyers and sellers agreed on steady
prices and a clearance of the holdings
was made in that way early in -the fore
noon. '. . j . ' . ' - '
At the close tf the week, fat lambs are
moving at prices fully Jialf a dollar lower
than at the end of the previous week.
Bulk of the killing ewes show the same
decline while wethers nd 'yearlings hae
suffered not quite -so: badly: Feeding
lambs for the week ate all f .50c, lower
and feeding sheep have taken, a drqp.of
about 2543EC. " '. - '
Quotations on 31 eep and Lambs: Lambs,
good to choice, $.66i75; lambs, fair" to
good, $6.35.55; lambs,: feeders; 35.'0.25:
yearlings. lights, K.m.'&:- yearllnsrs.
heavy, $4.9036.00; yearlings, feeders. $4.80
5.26; withers, good to choice, 4.00B4.2S;
wethers, fair to good, 3.76tl4.00;- wethers,
feeders, JlftOga.ZO; ewes. Srood to choice.
8S.65'a3.90; ewes, feeder. J3.0OS8.5O; ewes,
yearling breeders, $4.505.00: ewes, aged.
$3 6004.60; cull sheep and lambs, $2.003.00.
Representative sales:
No.
6S3 Idaho lambs,- feeders.......
301 Wyoming lambs. ...
134 Wyoming- ewes.j feeders...
5S0 Wyoming ewes .....'...
83 Wyo. yearlings, wethers.': .
241 Wyoming ewes, feedersv..
48 Wyoming ewes, feeders....
47 Wyoming ewes,' feeders:...
434 Wyoming ewes, feeders..
8 Wyoming wethers,....
228 Wyoming ewes.............
27 Wyoming ewes.;.'...'...:...
418 Wyoming ewe.'... ...
174 Wyoming ewes...-."...:...'.
23 Wyoming yearlings.......'.
63'Wyoming yearlings:...'..'.'.
600 Wyoming lambs....'..'
161 Wyoming lambs.'....'...;.!.
350 Idaho lambs,, feeders........
335 Idaho lambs, feeders.:.:....
175 Wyoming lambs, feeder..'.
350 Wyoming lambs,' feeders.'..'
335 Wyoming lambs, feeder..;;
16WyomIng lambs, feeders..:
ICS Wyoming lambs, feeders...
624 Wyoming lambs, .feeders.,,
441 Wyoming lambs, feeders.-.
397 Wryo. Iambs, feeders, culls
118 Wyo. lambs, feeders, cylls
410 Idaho ewes, feeders.....'....
66 Idaho ewes
17 Idaho' wethers ...............
75 Idaho lambs, feeder
Av.
. 62
. 73
101
111
"TO".
90 .
94
93
89
. 116
. 121'
. 107
.102
. 98
, :89
. '92 ,
.:4
, R8 '
, 60
I 64
. '60
,' 60
; so
: . 59
, 69
, ;55
.55
46
45
103
108
125
61
pr-
5 90
6 80
-3 35
375
-4 '40".
3 30
3 50
" 3 50
3 30.
4 15
8 75 "
215.
. 3 70
3 65
4 '75i
,4 75;
.6 35
6 35
5 65
615;
5 65
,' 6 05
' 6 10 ,
'6 10'
810;
.5 80:
' 6 90.
6 40
.525;
3 15
-3 40
4 00 '
6 00 c
4 75::
,.i
.v.,
-9.2
2.8
,13.8
Not Included In totals becsiuseoontalo
lng other items than clearings. ,,
li,rv;:l' iVr- i
' ' Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON,. Sept. Jr.-Closlhg Vquotatlohs
1
Total salea tor toe day, ' 4U8.0M inaraa.
on stocks were:
Altouaa ttilebawk .......
Amaj. uopsar wl , Navada Can. ...
4.200 . 47 4a - A!iK Oon1.. 44NrtB Bmte
., 47 w. w. .-.grin Uftl .....
r.i . & ... .. ....
44 444 -'.'i nnn..., uu Dominion
i4h;i4
anu ....luniM (....
, w Cop. . Rants C, C.
fig Kft' Butt. C. If.
rmiHil ... .....,
Olroux Con.,......,
Oranbr Con.
Oraane Cantnea
88
I
410 Oacaola
It Qulucy ..-
68 Sbanonn .'
144 Btipartor .
7Bupartor .B. M.
8. Tamarack 11
MttU. S. S. R; M.
844 da nfd u.
Isle' Kojral Copper. 85 rth Csn." ,
Karr Lata 8HtItah Copper Co,.
Lake - Cppu - tt , Wliiena i n .
La Bollo Copper....
Miami Copper .....
4 WoWwIae
'JO .-v
i.
.. 8H
...28
.. it'
..lit
14
M,
1H
0:
42A
u
12
T
-4
7H4
New York Money Market.
' NE3W TORK, Sept , Jt.-MONKY-Oa
Mil -64iVi ner . cent: .ruling. rate.. per
cent; closing bid, 5 per cent; ottered at j
54 per cent, 'iime -aoans, ' stroogi-suuy
and ninety ; dajrs, 'Htl 4 psri cent; . six
months, 6fe&. , per ,on .
rtuaibi i.u.ii-ANxlu PAPER
6 per cent. Sterling exchange,-steady al
ter decline,1 with actual business In bank
ers' bills at 84.8226 tor sixty day bills and
at $4.tSo&0 for. demand. Commercial bum,
84.81ft. 'V. '. - ;
81LVER Bar. 634o; Mexican -dollars,
mux - . . .-. -
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
steady. 1 . - .-' - ' ' .-
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as tohowa:. t T " :. ' '
V. 8. rat. 2s (.... .101 K. C. So. raf.. U... 17
m u MAiiahn. lul - I. a rfk ..I 16 aia:
U g. 8a, r.......ii-. r. uni, ni t'"'."Y.;iu '"iB titwi.ti; casting,
I! g. a.,cottpo..l.WS,Jt. K. a T. lt 4s.. 8". 1'-2e,&,1H7,j Tln etuy; spot and Sep
u' -', rs..... -.I'" sen. 4a.... . .' SS1 i tember, $o0.7&Sif51.00; Octobers $60.5OigrJ0.75,
U s. 4. cauoa..U4ltAtd. Pwlde 4a 71- I Lead, tjuiet; 26.10 bid. Spelter, steady;
:n.m a. ooupoi...iOi'i do cobt. is......... 7 i$7.6H417.7.- Antimony, steady,: Cookson's.
wa.-c. 1st I ot.. to N.K RUM 4Ms. j w87. Iron, firm. Copper- arrivals at
Am". 8s:....-...liHNfT.-C. 1. 214a.... ti 'New York today, 296 tons. Exports this
j London Stock Market.
! LONDON, Sept. 27.-Amerl6an securities
opened Steady, snd about unchanged fo
tlay. Prices advanced on fail' buying dur
ing the first hour and at noon the mar
ket wa steady, with values ranging- from
Ve1 higher than yesterday's New York
closing.' . . - , , -
1 '- s ;' 1 'V .
. . Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Sept 27.-METALS-Cop-per,
firm;, standard, spot atfd September,
$16.25 bid; October, llf.W17.62H; Novetri-
uer - ana 'iwcemoer, n,atwiH.tfi; i.q
Morris' & Co.: '...:
Swift at.t'b::...........
Cudahy Picking Co..
Armouf & Co.
Morrell'
M6rr,S & Co., from K,
W. B. Vansant Co...,
H1H & Son.........
V. B. Lewis.
J. B. Root.&.Co..'.,...,
J. H. ..Bulla., .......
UK.HusW.,...
Kosenstock Bros ,
Mo. & Kati-CaL Co..;
Clihe &- Christie
Other buyers...........
Totals,.. .1,368 .3,635 14,027
' CATTtE-Cattle ' receipts were small
today, but It was fortunate that such
was the-case, as Friday Is never a day
when very many, oattle are wanted and
the demand was even smaller today than
usual, -for -the reason that , buyers had
already taken on a good many cattle ear
lier in the week. The receipts for the
five days f60t up 36.016 head, being over
6,000 head, larger than for tne same days
last week and the largest of the -season
to dato.- mm, as compared , with a year
a-o, there la a, falling off Of ' about 1,700
head. .thus. while- receipt this wek
have been very, large as compared,, wlfa
recent weeks, they1 have by no means been
excessive as 00m pared with a year, ago.
All kinds ot cattle this morning moved
very slowly, both killers and feeders, and
sellers .who were so. unfortunate . as to
have cattle . found it almost as much a
niiAtttlnn ft trultln a hlivftr an it WOS a
question of price. The trade as a .whole
could hardly be described otherwwe than
extremely slow and dull, with the feeling
very: weak on all kinds. : As noted yes
terday, prices for the week range any
where from 2Sd' to 60clower than the closo
of last , week, i The decline, as a matter
of course, has been' the most severe on
the common to medium kinds, but even
the best have slumped sharply.- This is
especially true ot feeders, the bulk of
cattle of that description being around
SOJHOo lower, with plenty--of cases- show
ing 50o decUne Or, even more.
Qdotalions on taiUve tattle: Good U
Choice- beef steers. $8.25010.25; fair to gpod
beef steers. $7.2S8.26; -common to fair
beef' steers. $0:00fi7.25; good - to choice
heifers,-$6. 7tm.60"j .good' to- choice cows.
6.26S8.25: fair to good cows. M-wo.;
common to fair .-ows, 33.0pu4.2S ; -good to
choice stockers and feeders, $o.76(8i7.60,
fair to good. Stookera and feeders, $5.00
5 '35; common to fair stockers and feeders,
t4.26JM.00; stock .cows and heifers, $4.60
reoTveal calves, $5.0O8.75; bulls, stags,
etc., -$4.26318.60. . f - - . .
Quotations on ranie cattle: -Good to
choice beef steers. $6.758.60; fair to good
beef - steers, $S.00.7B; common to fair
beef, steers. J5.005.00. ,
Representative sales: . '
r ' CALVES.
Ke. A. Pr- f Na.
1 220 IM ' ..
4............ Ifit W 1 - ... '
NEBRASKA. , ' .
9 feeders.. 750 " 6 00 rl feeders'.. 453
I cows 858 4 70 - 79 steers.. ..1040
18 steers.. ..1212 60 : 124 steers...ll99
calves... M 100 7 cs. Atis., 918
irTwa 982 4 60 41 heifers... 4S
. HOO-Hogs were In very' good dS
mand. as packers, shippers and specu
lators -all took a hand at early , buying.
Prices generally-ruled fully -610c higher
and the bulk -of tne ho.dlnga was uu-posed-
of on that basis. , Comparatively
few hogs passed into shippers' hands, the
shipping demand being light Speculators
were quite-active on th-iearly market
and-were-heavier, buyers than on yester
day. The packing interest ware repi-e-.nnteit
aiithe marnins; and continued fill
ing their orders until the pens Were
,.rA it waa a a-ood. -active market
251 Colorado Vearlings. feeders 61
CHICAGO LIVE ' STOCK MARKET
Demand for Cattle- fjiiH--Hoiri Close
Lower She'ep Slow..' :
CHICAGO," Sept . 27. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,500 head; market, dull, .weak;
beeves,. 85.65(9.11.00; ..Texas steers, $160
6.26; western steers,. $o.!)09.20; stockers
and feeders, $4.2&7.50; cows and heifers,
$2.907.85; calves, $8.00tU.50. ; : .-. .V
HOGS Receipts, . 11,000, head; . market
opened strong, closed 5310c lower; llffht,
$8.30(38.85; mixed. $S.258.90; heavy, $8.06
8.86;- rough, IKflfS-io; pigs, ,5.268.20;
bulk of sales. $8.35(5:8.75. ... . ...
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 40,K)
head, - market, slow, generally steady;
native. 1"?.6M'50:- western. 83.6040:
yearlings, $4.755.C0; lambs, native, - $4.75
7.00; western, $5.007.85. . .. . '
St.i Loots Lite Stock Market. '
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 27.-CATTLEl-Re-
ceipts, .7,600 head, including 1.600 Texans;
market, steady; native shipping and ex
porting steers, $8.0010.75;. dressed and
butcher steers, J5.60P.00; : stockers and
feeders, $3.76-jJ6.76; cows and heifers,1 $6.00
8.76; canners, $2.764.00; bulls, $4.00
6.50; calves, $6.O0ll.OO ;Texas-and Okla
homa steers, $4.507.OO; cows and . heif
ers, $3.256.00. , , ; --, ..
HOGS-Receipts, 4,700 head; market,
steady; pigs and lights, $6.50g 85; -mixed
and butchers, $8.7638.96; good heavy, fW
SHEEP AND " LAMBS Receipts, 1,300
head; market, steady; muttons, " $3.503
3.60; lambs, $5.oO??'ti.T; culls and bucks,
31.50&3.26; stockers, , $2.76(33.50. . .,
Indignant Answer
; Made by Chance to;,
h Murphy's Charges'
NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Frank Chanc.
manager of the Chicago Cubs, lying "In
a-, private ' hospital still weak frorn the .,
effects of a recent operation, made In
dignant reply today to recent charges by
President Charles W. Mprphy that loose
living and training- methods had lost th '
Chicago Nationals the 1912 pennant. In
vigorous language . Chance ' declared It
was untrue that the Cubs had lost the
pennant either this ,or any other year
for . the reasons states.
:. "I believe I have the best behaved
base ball team in either league," he sad.
'Most .of these players take a glass of
beer after the game and .1 consider that
beneficial. " None of my men ever takes
a drink In the morning or between games.
I made a rule this year that none of my
pitchers should smoke cigarettes and I
think they have lived up td this rule.
.Murphy; only thinks o the team when
it ' is winning. The team , for my sake
plays harder when I am away than when
I am w.th them. They -want to finish
in second place and so do I and I want
to; meet the White Sox In the post season
series.' Thesd unjust charges of Murphy's
wIM -naturally -make it hard to accomplish
either - of these .. things. Of course his
gtiteetitv;ra(t4jots. upon' me personally. f
ahd.I have, been in the business too long
tt allow Murphy or anyone else to insult
me. ,lt is for this reason I make this
statement at this tlmt."
Chance will be back In- Chicago In time
to direct his club during the playing of
the series with' the Sox if such a series
is arranged. It was learned tonight. His
physician, Dr. W. G. Frallck. said the
Cubs' manager would leave the hospital
Saturday,', having made' a complete re
covery. .-
CHICAGO, Sept.27. "If any member
of. the Cubs doesn't like the prohibition
clause in out contracts and expresses this
opinion, either privately or to the news
papers -1 . will make It a point to trade
him off." With these words Charles W.
Murphy, owner of the Chicago ; National
league base ball, team, today reiterated
his command that his athletes must
abstain' from Intoxicants and cigarettes
and go to b-Jd early.- .' .
Dakota Taft Men
Will War to Knife
PIERRE,1 S. D., Sept. 27. The executive
committee of Taft republicans of South
Dakota chosen , at the recent . Mitchell
conference has decided against placing
Taft candidates for presidential electors
on the! November ballot by petition. No
further effort td have the presidential
electoral candidates, nominated at the
Jurte primary as , republicans and who
now have declared themselves for Theo
dore' Roosevelt, replaced by candidates
who would be loyal to Taft, will be
made. The committee has decided - on
war to .the knife.". The work of organiz
ing republicans of the state to this end
already has been started. The program
Is to vote for Wilson electors and against
all progressive -candidates -for State of
fice. and for the legislature. .
A. rr.
.114 I Ot
6 34
6 25
660
6 69 1
4 76
Kansas City Llve-stoek Market.
.KANSAS CITY, Sept 27CATTLE
Receipts, 2,700 head, Including-600 south
erns; -market, steady to weak; -dressed
beef and export- steers, $8.5010.90; fair
to good, $6.00tS8.10;' western stsers, $6.60
10.10; stockers. and feeders, $4.3037.60;
southern steers, I4.25.25; - southern
cows. $3.6OS5.00; native cows, $3.26&75;
native heifers, $4.7."tpW30;' , bulls, 33.75
kit'i calves, $6.00r9:76. .- '-.
HOGS-Reoelpts, , 2,700 head j -market.
Strong to 6c higher; bulk of sales,-$8.45
8.70; heavy, 28.60-P8.65; ' packers and
butchers, .. $8.408.77V4;' light, $8.458.76;
pigs, $6.606.75. ,
SHEEP AND ' LAMBS Receipts,' '' 600
head; market, weak; lambs, $6.00g7.00;
yearlings, $4.6O5.50; ; wethers, $4.00-4.40;
ewes, $3.50t00;. , stackers ; and . feeders,
$2.604,25. ' " - - .. .
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 27.-CATTLE-Re-celpts.
700 head; market slow; steers, $5.86
910.50;- cows and heifers, $3.25(6)9.00; calves,
$600950 - - ,
HOGS-Receipts, -2.C09 head; , market
steady; top, $8.75;. bulk of sales, $8.46
. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,000
head; market weak; lambs, ' $6.0O(g'7.0O.
' ' ' ;v 1 ;
- Stock in' Blskt. -
.Receipts of live stock at the-flv prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
o ,J '' u ' ,CMt'e- How- Sheep.
South Omaha...... , 1,300 , 3.W 4.000
St. Joseph 700 , 2,000 " 3,000
Kansas City 2,700 , 2,700 500
St. Louis 7,000 4,700 , 1,800
Chicago 2.500 ; U.000 ' 40,900
Totals
.14,700
.4,10M
48,800
. Omaha General Market
' BUTTER No. 1, 1-lb. cartons, 31c; No.
1 In 60-lb. tubs. 30c; No. 2, 26c; packing.
27c. - ,
CHEESE-Imported Swiss, 82c; Ameri
can Swiss, 26c; block Swiss, 22c; -twina
19c; daisies, 19c; triplets. 19c; young Amer
ica, .20c; blue, label brick,-19c; llmberger.
Mb.. 21c; 1-lb. 21o. -
POULTRT-Brollers, $5 per dos.; hens,
15c; cocks, 10c; ducks. , 18o;' geese. 16c;
tuixeys, iac; pigeons, per dox.. L20
Aave: Hens, llml2c;
old roosters. 66:
from start 'to finish, trade at the close stogs, 6c; old ducks, full feathered, 11c;
being- Strong wnen compareu. . -wiu. -mo .n iuu irauun., .w, turaeysV'Uc;
i
rresn gatnereu, extras, bvbjsc rerrigera -. 4l..,M 4 u , ss I month, 21,798 tone. U-widom copper, aulet:
tor. seasoii is 8 vmm, mwt "tebsee.-Ss.;..ttt,...T. It. If. 8. - siot, 179; futures, 79 18s 9d. Local 4x-
-,1 ,
I -
Miaeellnneosie. . ,-,.-..,
' FOUR homestead relinquishments: &KCt
acres In one body; Vset ImpiovdmenUi;
iut right for cattle or hori.e ranch; 41
miles Irom railroad..; Price $2,600. Other
relinquishments, deeded land and school
lands. Loup Co., Seneca. Neb.
grades, ' WHf&SHc.; western gathered,
white, wme. .
LOL'LTRY-DrekSed Irregular; fresh
kilted wtM-nchlkens.-1422e; (owls. lu
17a; tulknV. 16at7o. -.. t, -' ' . ; f .
Alive unsettled;-! westorh .chickens,, 16c;
fowls'. 134lac;. ttltkeyav IB f. . .
'..' , w t' .,'!. . ,
at. Loots Qetttral Market. : . 1 ,
ST. LO Via, Sept a7-W H R AT-Cssh
strong; track. No. 2 redff l.MJH: ' No.
a Kad.'w!ir9.i(o:-. rrz j "
CO IlN Lower; track, NO.' 27 6', sNo. 2
white, H7!V4.v. "'f J l' ' '
OATS Lower, track. No. 2. 32S(33Vicj
No. S white. S4S5Ho- i- , ' t - s t -Closing
price of futures: 4. 1 -
WHEAT LoWer; DcOelTiber, 9OS90tci
May. 95i396'io. . . :-, 1 ., .
1 CORN-Lower; Decemoer, tsc; iay,
OATS--Lower; oecemoer, si5ac; .aiay,
mo-' 1- -Vv-. ,j.?'.'.V'm'...;.'
rvk-i ncnanged at tHe- 4 '
FLQl!K-Flrnjired .winter ; patents,
$4.6.4:4..; extra .fancy and strdlkht, $4.15
64.Si; nara tinier Qiears, sa-i-aj -.io.
CORNS4EAU-JS.60. . : , '
BRAN-Steajj-; sacked east ttack, $1.00
LIV E STOCK MAKKKT OV . WEsI
I.
" tip 'Uvo-tock to bouth Omaha.- Sve
ellt4 ! hrinkage. 1 our oonaign.
ueats rewlve nvnip. aad caialul ittuu
ttoa. ' -' '
t.tre Stock ConmlMtlos rehsita
ETERS EROS. & CO. atronit.' tellabtfc
4:1.1 vtns roi. ta i:phnnt H-tn.
I, A VI HTV HHtLS,. : ii',inn-f- Hld.
Annattr a -s-. wt. ia v 1 iiwip, - ow-n nu, w , jjunaon tin,
Atchlstm is '" -N.- W. lit .",. J4 dull spot, 280 10s; future,' 228 16a. Loh
, do 4j 184 . ...06 ,Me a. 4a........liiH don lead. 23 6s. London, spelter, 277:6$.
trwn, vievciitna warrants, -na in Lonaon.
ST. lOVIS. Sept 27. METALS Lead,
tjuiet at $4.975.00. Spelter; quiet at $145.
- Tnruentlne ani Roatii.
change sales tin. 66 tens. . London j tin,
j ; la.. .-...I.. .. PaolMe 4a....... 884.
A.. C-U..HU4a,. 844, do Sa
Bal. . Ohio 4a..... 84 0.' 8. L. iM. 4,..
81H -csa. 4,. 141
lHSld'.n fao, 4a..... 84.
MH8. U R-r. tgsTT4i
iH Jt sB.'. la 844
Hsai l. a w. 0. 4a. to
ft 8. A, L ad). Sa.... 774
MHflo; Pac est. 4a 84
HVa da e. .4i... ....... 81H
. 8
.18
. U
; 88-4
104
Brook, Tr.V. -4a.
Cao.,otl,Oa. ss.,...
Can. Ldather
sense. Ohio 4V
do coot. 44)0...
Chicago A. ltf
C. B. Q. J-' 4a.
do gen. 4a
opening. The best nogs on saie were
secured, at .$8.75, top, for the day and. a
nickel higher, than yesterday a highest
price. Receipts were very . lair ior
Friday, as about m cars, or ;, ".
were reported in, , as -against 2,267 head a
week -ago- and. 3.363 head. on. the same
day a year ago.
Kepretientative sales:
timothy. V llS.0OTfl8.01;
"ilartln Wroe. tt iixcba.ige Bid;.-
C 1 M
, mat oironie .
nralrln SlSCOIUtll
PKOVlsUONaV-Pork, - . lard. dry salt
meats and bacott, unchanged.. , '
POULTRY Firm: ehlckens, ,12Hc;
springs; 14 He; turkeys, (,i8c ; ducks, 13c;
jMf, 5llc. ,, .''.- -
- BtiTTEH nrm; crmry, soajiw.
EGaS-Higrrer' at imo. ;. -'
, RecelDtiShlpments.
Flour.- bbis. n.oco 11.000
Wheat, . bu.. ....... ., v ...... il09,WO ... ; 70,000
Corn. bu...i... 4,(G6 , 23.COO
Oats, bu......'..- ,, f5,0J0 . 31,000
. . J ' . : '-r 1 ; . , i
' rir ,tarkt- v . v'1.
NEW YORK, BM. .-tIOAlt-Raw,
quiet: mui-oovadd. 88- tet,: t7c; chtrlfu
rnl. 96 test. 4.17c; molh.ssos. 89-test, 14te.
.Refined, stead
CM 4 If 4Vi..10t do IK rat. 4a...
C. R. I. P. 4a. 88H8e. Railway Is..'.
00 rtg. 4a... Jl t- 4
C 8. r. 4c 4t 44 Vslon Pari tic 4s:.
n a- H. av. 4a.,... 841 do or. .4.
D. a Q. rat as.. MH do-tst a rat 4s... K.
Dtrtlllera is ........ "4tJ. 8. Robber .:..134
Srla p.. I. 4s, --- S. .Stao M ia... 1034
4, S-aiC 4s..J...... "Iii Va.-C8J.( Cham. Is.. K
a. 4s. SM-.-ttTI. Vabaali 1st 4V ax. 4a 49V4
0111, on. 1st raf. 4a ttH at-l Mr. 4a m
Intar.Met. 4V8 ..... 8Waat. ilc. tt. .Is.. 84 H
lnlar M. U. 440.. St1 Via. Castral 4a..... l
Ja-MB. 4Via ...t t , , M .
Bid. --3flartd. ;-"" '
Sew ?l otk Mlalaf Stopke.
NEW YORK. Sept 27.-Closlng quota
tions on mlnme; stocKs were:.
cm. Tuonal kock.. 8 Vaxloas . ....
SAVANNAH. Sept. 27. TURPENTINE
-Irm,.38-4ff39t4c. Bales, -513 bbls. ; re
ceipts, oois.; snipments; J.816 bb s.;
Stock, 374 bbls. , fZ
ROSIN-Flnn. Sales. 8,125 bbls;. ra
celpu, S.844 bbls.; shipments. 9 4945 ijhls,' ;
strwk. W8.308 bbls. Quote:'- B, $8.27X4; D.
$6.37V,: B. 86.42H; - V, $6.50g.5: O. M.45
t ', --v
Phll-drlib.ln Prodaie: Market; ",
PHILADELPHIA.. Sent. , alTTTtfilt
Firm.. He higher; 'western creavmefji
extra,' 810 ; nearby prints, etttra, SAgStfli
fancy. J5c. -,,- 'N . .,-
r.uus firm and unchanged. ;
CHEESE Firm. 494C" tiltrher: -NjW
York full creams, choice. 17o: fair to srood
ISt-.J'i-lfiMr- TULrt ililmi listtr. .
do bonis
Co. Cel. a.v..
Ina Sll-ar .......
Iedrtllo Coo.'..
Uttlo Chlot ....
Otto-ad.
-
. II Ontario
.. H Ophir
..1M Standard
.. I Tallow Jack
'.. It . ' '
.....IMS)
iee
tt
isa
..,
- 1
-r-
- rnaottttoB of 'Treaotary.
WASHINGTON, 8ept. 27.-At the be
ginning of business today the condition
of ths Cnhed SUtea - treasury , was:
Working balance in treasury offices, $87,
836.878. In banks and . Philippine treas
ury. 83t6a9.32. The total of the general
fund was S148.483.1SA Receipts yeaterdsy
were $2.7,894. Disbursements were 81.
783.SO0. The deficit today this fiscal year
Is $7,973, 8-2. as agalns( a $e(lcii ol -tis,
K.
T4..
84..
it..
M..
80.'.
ti.;;.
44..'..
Ii....
s..v.
18
at. Sh. Pr.
....180 140 8 8
,...t4S ... IN
....100 30 8 M
... I 80
....ii... ih
.118 ... 8 84
.110 SO ISO
.880 '124 t 40
.Ml ... 140
,iT4 ... ' I SO ,
M. M a CA -
...........
4 '.Z.V..MS 140 I S8
M...,....t-...
...'.. ...Ml 144 IN
IJ. 138 I,,
..SH ... t 40
...'..... I4
T ..t84-Wl 4
I $!........
4i..'....:.r440'8e
7..V...n. 140 1 44 ,
1...U...T. B4 I 40
4.......Ji, 40- 4 44 :
47 ........ ,W'.:. 4 40
14, .144-' 44 I 4114
Cotfee Market. v' t' ."
NEW TORK.- Bent 7.-COPPKE-j
tures market closed steady, net 8 point
tower in one point nignen - saiett, . lt ssj
bags. Spot coffee, steady Rio 7s. 1446!
Santos 4s, 16VkC. Mild, quiet; Cordova, 18
tilic. . - - '..- , ,
Mlnaeapolla 6rtti Market.' "
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept , j7.-WHEAT-September,
85Ho; December. 87Hc;, Mar,
fic; . cash, No, 1 hard. ; 88c: No. 1
northern. 86i84 ; No. 1 northern; SJH
tjsmic: No. 8. 8lS44c , -: ...
CORN-No. 3 yellow. 6970c. - i s.
OATS-No. 3 white. 8t)3WtJc. - ' - V
' RYE No. 1 Bi64c.-
BRAN In 100-tb. sacks, 19,6"?0.0.
FLOL'R First patenW "K864.3; seO
ond patents, $4 SHj-4.55; frt clears, $3. 3Cfl
$.80; second clears, $2.4tkfl78. , ,
FLAX-8t7. . .V
BARIJEr-414j67e, - ' v'
41..
43..
..171.
..VA
..IT
I 4tH
I 41H
144 141
44 I 41
'PIOS.
-N.
48..
'48..
.44..
11..
14..
46..
II..
44..
71..
84..
41..
M..
T..
41..
44..
44..
74..
' 47..
,74..
, . .
II..
7T..
61.,
78..
TT..
II..
.111
v.; " -
A.- Sh. Pr. ,
:..S8 184, 1 41 -
...tti.'ue 4
...7 'is m
...let , 44 144
...145 ... 4 44,
...1S5 ... I 41
...7.... 141
...Hi 149 I 46 .
... 4 a
404 1 45
188 110 t
tki .. i .
IK 140 I 41
tt 40 I
... 144 .
8 448
... 8 874
44 474
144 4 74 .
154 174
... 4 74
.,.-170
.t 4 714
... 4 t '
...' 4TI
4 71 ,
IM
44
415
114
..v.4
:....
..J.MS ',
.....isi ,
..:..! -'.
...J.tfi .
.....sh ...
94 44. 4 It
...:.N ! 44 171
..19
... 1 6 04 .
47 '74 ... 54 X
SHEEP-While sheep and lambs wers In
large supply, yesterday and trade rath 4 r
slow and dull most of ths day, prices; on
fat' lambs declined no more tbau 10lsc
below Wednesday's market. Most ot the
fat sheep Oitsale sold at prices very little
it any different, from those oa the pre
vious diy.j Aiaioagh rj small youme
or trade took place Ik the tore noon prao
tioally' everything Was disposed of by
night Owing to tho draggy market on
killers' and ths- absence- ot many buyers
from the cdui-itry, business: was also, stow
in the feeder division,, milk of the feeder
oTforlhge selling - possibly a little easl4r
tfisa pn Wednesdays A tt f air , lear-
pigeons, per dos., 60c; homers. $2.60:
squabs. No. L $t60; No. 2. 76c
FISH (fresh)-Plckerel, lOe;-white, 20c;
pike, 16c; trout, 18c ; - large crapples, 18c;
Span ish mackerel, -16c; ti 16c;. haddock
17c L-flounders, . 13c; green catfish. 14c;
rose shad. $1.00 each; shad roe, per pair
40c; salmon, 16c; halibut lie; buffalo, 8c;
bullheads, 14c. .. . , .
" Imports at, !fw York. .' '
NEW ' YORK, Sept 27.-Importa "v of
merchandise and dry goods at the ports
of New -York--for- the week-ending Sep.
tember 21 .were valued at $19,196,337. Im
ports of specie at this port for the. week
ending today were $90,664 silver and $573,
348 gold. Exports: $1.356,123 ' silver and
$50,760 gold. : ., ,i,n .;.'- . - 44
Cottosi Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 27.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling - uplands, 11.66c;
middling gulf, 11.80c; no sales. .
Futures closed barely steady. Closing
bids: September, 10.94c; October, 10.93c;
November, lL0c; December, 11.27c; Jj
uary, lL23c; February, H.Sc; . March,
11.35c; May, 11.46c; July, 11.48c -t
' ' Dry Goods Market. . '
NEW YORK. tJept 27.-DRT' GOODS-The-
cotton goods markets were firm today
with trading better... All wool markets
were very firm, foreign cross breds par
ticularly so. There was a better inquiry
reported for silks' for spring delivery.'
... j . .. ...'.,-.'. .. '
Woool - Market. -. . -ST.
-LOUIS, Sept 27.-WOOL Steady;
territory and western mediums.' 2125c;
tin mediums, 18t20c;.lne, 1317c,
.. Liverpool Grata. Market.. tf
LIVERPOOL. Bept 27,-WHEAT-Snot
steady; No. 3 Manitoba, 8s 3d; futures
easy; October, 7s 7d; December, 7s tftd;
Marcn 7S so. .. '. - .t. -
CORN Spot steady: ew American
kiln dried, 7s 3d;- futures, easy; Septem
ber, 6s December, is lHid. -
i Persistent Advertising ts the Road, to
Big Returns. ' ! -
For Fire- Prevention.
PIERRE, S. D.. Sept 26. (Special re!"
Train. Governor. Vessey has issued a
fire - prevention , proclamation, fixing' Oc
tober a as the date on which residents
are asked to examine premises and -nake
them safe on starting winter fires.
87 ' .00 Cloudy
85 -..00' Cloudy
32 . .00 Cloudy
34 .00 Cloudy
43 ' .00 Cloudy
44 " . .00 Cloudy
38 .. .00 . Cloudy .
40 .00 Cloudy
30 .06 Pt. cloud j
59 , .00 Cloudy
37 .00 Cloudy
89' ,'.00 Cloudy
42 ' .04 Raining
33 : - .00 Cloudy
38 t.ot Clear
32 ' .00 Cloudy
34 .00 Cloudy
30 .00 Clear .
29 .00 Clear
30 .03 Clear
32 .00 Clear
Low. fall.
38 .10
40 .20
38 .60
36 .00
40 .00
84 .00
28 : .10
40 .09
36 .00
Corn and Wheat Region Bulletin.
TTi,A SiKttti - .n.MFtniAnt. nf - Ae-Heul'
ture, weather bureau, for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m -75th meridian
time, Friday, i September 27, 112:,
OMAJIA DISTRICT.
Temp. R&in
StAtlonS. High. Low. fall. Sky.
Ashland, Neb.. 58
Auburn, Neb.;. 66
Broken Bow ... 62
Columbus, Nb. 68
Culbertson, Nb. Si
Fair bury, Neb. 67
Fairmont, Neb. 63
Or. Island, Kb. 60
Hartlngton, Nb 68
Hastings, Neb.. 63
Holdrece. Neb. 62
Lincoln, . Nob... 61
No. Platte, Nb 63
Oakdale, Neb.. 69
Omaha, Neb.... 58
TokajTi&h. Neb. 67
Valentine, .Nb. 66
Alta, la oi
Carroll, Ia...... 62
Clarlnda. Ia.... 60
Slnur nttv. la. 60
.Minimum temperature Irtwa.veTnSu5
period ending at 8 a. m. "Not Included
In averages.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No, T
Central. - - Stations. Hlgl
Columbus, 0 18 ; 62
Louisville, Ky... 22 4
Indla'poUs.- Ind. 13 60
Chicago. - 111. 24 - ' W
St- Louis, ;Mo... 19 62
Des Moines, Ia. 22 66
Minneapolis .... 51 ' 48
Kan. City. Mo.. 25 r S ,
fW.k. ic.h 17.... 60'
. '. ...tll nMvatls In the
irreenng wea-um. -
upper Mississippi and upper
leys ana temperaiuies -
ing, with' frosts, were recorded this morn
ing in localities as far south as Kinsas
imd east In Ohio. Showers occurred tn
K? MncinpoU. and extreme eastern dis
tricts. , VwIlSL:
Locar Forecaster. "-"" ";.--
Kansas City Grain and Pro-visions.
KANSAS CITY. Sept 27. WHEAT
n" a. ;; No. 2 fevC littgLCW; No:
3- "sasf-'H1;... s n.ied. 720: no. s.
UJXVsVi, Oictw t 'vi - -
2 mixed.- 33Vb84-4c .
- RYI! uncnanaw. .
HAY-Uncnanged. " 4
Closing prices of futures.
. nr-j t? a fs.nmber. 87c: December,
8414c; May. 88389 fiv; w
rwuKftentember.- 72c:, December,
48c;May.. 4894c. . ;
OXTS Uecemoer, ttoo7v, , "
2410. -' . . aeti-.
.BUTTJBtv reatuHjrjr, miv, '- -"'-
seconds, 23c; psfklng stock, 22Hc
EQOS Extras, 25c; firsts, 23c; seconds.
tio. .-' :J t ov-i ...
jrTJJ;ipiO.SJ41l44IllltO.
Wheats lu. 2WP0ft 108,000
Corn, bu ".000 7,000
Com, ,n'nnn 11 Ann
OatS !, DU.. ........... av,vw . iu,wv
s Mllwaakre Grain Market. 1
MILWAUKEE. Sept 27. WHEAT No.
L.SOtraSc; No. 2 .northern.. 87c; No. 2
hard winter. 9193c; December, 87'.SS74c;
May, -8Pjc.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 71Hc: No 3 white,
7278c; No. 8, 71c December, 62c; Maj-,
MOATS-Stahdard,- 32fi33c. - -BARLEY
Malting. a876c.
. Peoria Market.
PEORIA, Sept 27.-CORN-30 lower;
No.vi and No. 3 yellow and No. a mixed,
69c; No. 4 yellow, 67 Vic; No. a mixed, C9c.
OATS H o lower; No. 2 white, 33Vic;
standard. 2s: No. 4 white. 30c.
Anericaa Telephono & Telegraph Co.
'a dividend of' Two Dollars per snare
will be - paid on Tuesday, October 15.
1912, to stockholders of record at the
close of business on Monday, Septenvbar
30, 1412. ,'-
, WILLIAM R. DRIVER. Trersurar.
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