Nebraska Newspapers

    HIE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1913.
11
REAL KSTATB.
CITY l'KOPKHTY VOXl BAI.R
PltAIIUG PAUX.
My 6-room, nil modern houstt at a 7r
train It Bold this week; newly Jecprated;
terms. If not sold will rent T. H.
Ochiltree, 2615 Meredith. Tel. Webster
1401.
REAIj estate.
FAtlM A KANC1I LANDS Foil BALK
Canada.
POOR MANS CHANCE
Fine half section prairie. 2 miles to sta
tion. '250 miles west of Winnipeg. Price.
18 per acre; 12 per acre cash; balance $1
Eer aero 'per year, per cent. Write now
'. S. Shepanl, Owner. 2U04 AVIrt St.
Omaha.
Colornrto.
4W ACHES best grhxlnff and farm land.
Weld county, Colorado, J5 per aero. Wch
ter, 503 Bee Bldtf.. Omaha.
IoVTIV.
W,000 castf,- with good terms on balance,
will buy one of the best farms In Monroo
county, lotya: Well Improved, good soil.
Price, 9S .par acre. Address Iloom S,
deader Wilt.. Lawrence. Kansas.
Kansas,
STOCK ANDGRAIN FARM
This farm consists of 313 acres located
GO miles from Kansas City and V4 miles
from county seat town of 10,000, In the
beet part of Kansas. It Is divided Into
15 separata fields and lota,' all hoc tight
There Is over seven miles of woven wlro
hoc proof fencing on the form; there Is
no rock or waste land; all productive
soil; 40 acres alfalfa; about 25 acros of
very fine heavy timber; over 800 largo,
walnut -trees. The improvements consist
of 9:toom- residence, splendid $4,000 barn,
3 Very large alios, cattle shed 300 feet
lunf. atock scales and all necessary feed
yards. The water system cannot be ex
celled; wells- that cannot bo pumped dry
evea under present conditions; large
watering- tanks in eaolf lot connected with
pumping plant This Is onn of the best
all. around stock and grain farms In this
section of Kansas. We will sell at the
L0 5 t96 er ucr- 3L Camp,
bell. a Reserve Bank Bid Kansas
City, Jmo.
- t Louisiana.
4!"a barga!nin land.
4, IW-s.cn; a Jand, 90 miles from Lafay
ette, lA.t on southern Pacific 11, K.
This, land will grow cbrri, cotton, cane,
hay, potatoes, and all kinds mC vegetables
for truck rarmlng; would make an ideal
toclf, farnj; half of this land In cultiva
tion,, balance timber and can be easily
cleared and put In cultivation at once;
?:ood, high land. Price $25 per acre. For
urther particulars write
. JULES J. MOUTON,
Iiatayctte. La.
Montana.
ifONTAKA lRIUGAmV LANDS. Use
your Carey right and secure a lW-ac're-farm
In famous Valler i-uUntry, where
wheat yields 60, oats 100, barley C5, flax
80 bushels per. acre; no drouth, sure
crops: lands produce splendid. alfalfa and
timothy; diversified farming Is carried
on under Ideal conditions, write today
for booklet Valler Farm Sales Com
pany, Box 1038. Valler, Montana.
JNebraalcsv
- FOUB, OIUSAT BARGAINS.
SO acres, JH miles out 6,600
ICO acres, 1V4 miles out , $10,800
160 acres, 3 miles out, over halt val
ley land 18,800
All good Improvements.
160 acres, 1 miles out, light Improve
menu $6,000
Easy terms. Come and nee our crops.
J. T. CAMPBELL,
Litchfield. Neb.
FOR , SALE 320 acres aU level, rich,
dark soil, no aaud; 6 miles from Wallace,
Perkins Co., Neb., In the rain belt Price
$17.50 .per acre; Fred Bloke, jr., Hast
ings, Neb.
FOUND 320-acre homestead In settled
neighborhood. Fine farm land; no sand
hills. Cost you $475, filing: fees and all.
J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb.
200-ACKB well improved farm one mile
from town. Humboldt county, la., worth
tmtar .qulclc sale- to settle estate, JIM;
bargain. Gangestad, 401 Bee Bldg.,
Omaha,. Neb.
New luclc.
TWO dairy, grain and fruit farm for
sale. Well watered; good markets; $30
per acre. Write for Information. G. W,
Hlnton.. Odessa, N. Y.
Nevada.
FOR SALB One of Nevada's best
ranches and open range properties, with
cattle, horses and Bhuep, situated In Lau
der county. For further particulars write
to Mrs. Isatiol Watt, Austin, Lander
county, Nevada,
HnutU Dakota, '
1C7 ACRES, 130 In cultivation, 35 In hay
meadow. This, farm is located In tin
cast central part of South Dakota. There
Is no butter land In the stato. Will be
sold for cash If taken t once for $30 an
acre. For particulars write, box 4, Flor
ence, .B. D. '
Texas,
A CHANCE to buy farm land direct
from the owner, 5,000 acres ranch and
farm, situated eight miles from the
gulf and soven miles from the railroad.
Sixty miles N.-K. of Brownsville. Plenty
of rainfall for growing crops, good ar
tesian flowing, well water. Good climate
winter and summer. A fine tract; to
colonics. Will sell In a body or' in 1,000
acre" blocks. If interested, write quick
for terms to Box 119, Raymondvllle. Tex.
MlBcellaReoaau
BLACK CORN LANDS.
Northern Iowa. Southern Minnesota.
Thai moat extraordinary list ot corn
land bargains ever offered the purchas
ing public Forty pages, seventy photo
graphs. It is fret to you. Bend for It
today now. V, C Qulllckson Land Co.,
Nortnwood, la., or Albert Lea, Minn.
IU2AL KSTATB LOANS
For Sale Mortgages
High-class mortgage loans, netting ex
ceptional rates of Interest Secured on
finest of land located In southwestern
Iowa. Inquire K. W. Runyon, Hotel
Rome, Omaha.
MONEY to loan oa Omaha homes. No
delay. J. H. Mithen Co., Inc., utl City
National Bank Bldg. Douglas 1278.
HARRISON & MORTON, 116 Om. Nat
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farm,
O'KJSBFE REAL ESTATE CO..
$018 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 1718.
' LARGE loans our arsclalty. stull Bros;
WANTED City loans and warrants.'
W. Faraam Smith & Co.. 1320 Farnam at
6
ntPV 'lMVa Tlr.il ra rlhrrr On.
&ARVINBROS.mftftt.aBdn&
"'WANTED City loans., Peters Trust Co.
XI
ioc.to jio-ppo ,ms,de promptly. -
Wa4,
W
lag., uux ana j annua.
SAM? OR EXOIiAWGK R, K.
8KNP for bur large exchange book.
Ehopen Co.. Dept B Omaha. Neb.
OWNER offers attractive 9-room house,
modern, for smaller place Long time on
difference. Liberal -deal, P. O. Box .293.
WANTED-rTo. t exchange my 820-acre
Improved. farm in the-Rosebud for stock
of merchandise well located for .business,
rttocl: must not exceed $10,000. Will J,
Meyers, Winner, 8". D.
OMAHA residence for Chicago home or
vacant lot. P. O, Box ISJ.
iCAtJ.'T r frt., t
WAKTiSO TO BUI'
Dolgotf 2d-hand store pays highest prices
ir furniture, clothing, shoes. Web. 1007.
for
WANTED TO BORROW.
NEED money to manutastura a new In
vention, will' sell or trade an interest in
same. Addriai M 236, Bee.
LIVE STOCK MARKET OV WEST
Ship live stock to Bouth Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Llr Btoek Commission Merekaats,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Prices Have Not Sustained Any Qrcat
Change Lately.
CORN DAMAQE IS PROBLEMATIC
Some UellcTe that There Will Re a
Farther Redaction tn Ylelrt Rb
ttmate, Others Hold Oat
for Ilearlrr IlarTcat-
OMAHA, September 8. 1913.
During the last ten days or so prices
have cot sustained any great change, but
What there has been seemed to Indicate
an easier tone. Also there has been u
disposition on the part ot the bears to
worR for a reaction In values. Tho re
suit has not been Impressive in any de
gree, simply reflecting the sentimental
aspect ot tho trade. Weather conditions
'he southwest are no longer regarded
with intense interest whloh characterlxed
every report which came to light a fort
night ago, as practically all ot the dam
ago done by the drouth naa een dis
counted. The best authorities now are ot
the opinion that, whatever changes ob
tained tn prices from now on will more
clearly reflect the actual supply and de
mand. It Is et too early to accurately
tell as to what extent the damage, has
been to corn the country over, pr what
there will be in the Hear future when
the frosts come, but the best authorities
are of the belief that there will be a
further reduction in the estimates of Hit
yield in the next government report, as
beyond any question of a doubt the crop
In the big yielding states ot the west
have been seriously Injured, probably
more so than .the trade fully realises.
The country has shown an Inclination to
offer corn If prices ore maintained, but
otherwise have not been free sellers,
which would seem)-to Indicate that the
movoment will not be extensive, only as
prices advance to a. point which will off
set the actual crop loss and It Is be
lieved that the trend of prices wilt more
clearly demonstrate what has reall
happened to this grain during the next
Cash corn waa Ulo, higher. .
In spite of the almost prevailing
unanimous bullish sentiment on wheat
the first two months of the crop year,
the last days of August found the mar
ket for future deliveries at about the
lowest level.
Cash wheat was lc higher.
The oata market of late ha been an
Uncertain proposition and many seem to
think tho total yield will be larger than
previously mentioned.
Liverpool clpse: Wheat, higher;
corn, UOTid higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 2.417,000
bu. and shipments 003,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 4aS2,O0O bu. and shipments of
1,264,000 bu. last year.
Primary com receipts wero 1,314,000 bu.
and shipments 533,000 bu., against receipts
of 1,143,000 bu, and shipments of 441,009
bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 2,103,000 bu.
and shipments $39,000 bu., against receipts
of 202,000 bu. and shipments of 800,000 bu.
last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. oats.
Chtcaco 121
2S3
240
Minneapolis 1,017
Duluth 17S
Omaha 140
135
218
141
Kansas Cltv 178
St. Louis 240
Winnipeg 147
The following cash sales were reported
todav: Wheat Nn. 2 hard winter. 2 oars.
81 Wo; t cars, 81c: 2 cars, 81H& No. 3 hard
winter, 1 car, 81Hcj S cars, 81c; T cars
80q; 1 car, SOHc; 3 cars, 80He: 1 car, 80c;
1 car, 78tte; No. 4 bard winter, 1 car,
82c: 1 car, 81Mc No. 2 spring, 2 cars,
tiittc; 2 cars, wic. jno. s spring, can,
79o; 1 car, 78V4c No. 3 durum, 1 car, 81c
No. 4 durum, 1 car, 79?4c. No. 4 mixed. 1
car, 78Ho. Corn No, 3 white, 7 cars, 72?ic;
9 cars, 7314c. No. 4 white, 1 car, 73Hc; 4
car. 7ta. Mn. 3 vnllnw. a ears. 72Md No.
3 yellow, 11 cars. 72&c. No. 4 yellow, 1
car, Tiftc; i car, 7ZC no. z mixea, J cars,
72Vic No. 3 mixed, 1 car. 72?ic; 23 cars.
72Ho. No. 4 mixed, 2 cars. 71Mo; 2 cam.
7io; z cars, 7ittC uais aianaara. j. car,
40Uc: No. I white. 4 cars. 40c: 18 cars.
39Kc; 9 cars, 29Hc No. 4 white, 1 can
S9lc; S cars, 39Hc; 6 cars, 364o- No grade,
1 car, 39c Rye. 1 car. 06 Wc; 1 car, 66ttc;
l car. we no graae, l car, nee.
Omaha Cash Prlces-vWhcat: No. 3 hard,
S0HS2c; No. 3 hard, 8081Hc; Np. 4
hard. 7880Hc; No. 3 spring, 81f81Ho; No.
4 sorlntr. TSCOTc: No. 2 durum. 81ttS82oi
No. 3 durum. S0V4f 81c Corn: No. 2 white,
7SgrHo; no. 3 wnue, 73jf73cf no.
white. 7J73Wo: No 2 yellow.. 72ttc: No. 3
yellow, 72Wpr72Ho; No. 4 yellow. 71V47!tV4o:
llVLVUTtC. UUlBi HO. Willie, vlFlV7Uj
standard, 40Uc: No. 3 white, 2)V40c; No.
4 white, S3W(if.2Mic. Marley: Malting, 610)
C7c; No. X feed, 80Q65C. ttye: No. 2, M
6Ha: No. 3, 65HfC6c. .
CHICAGO GRAtrr AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Tradlntc and Closlnjr
Prices on Boaril of Trade,
CHICAGO, 111., Sept. 2. Belief that
France would be obliged to purchase lib
erally from the United States had much
to do today with causing an advance in
wheat Tho market closed steady at at
net advance of srjfic. corn finished
with a train of l'A&M6ilKc: oats UD 44i
'HQlc and provisions varying from 'Mo
decline to a rise oi ioc
Firmness of cables and lighter deliver
ies than expected gave the wheat bulls
aid from the start and prevented any
llmportant reaction. Advices wero at
hand that the ISuropean crop as a whole
would bo only moderate at best. In this
connection It was pointed out that field
conditions In Argentina had not been
favorable for seeding, and that South
American competition with the United
States woutd be Trilnlmlied to .that ex
tent Sharp falling off in primary receipts
tended to strengthen bullish sentiment
regarding wheat The total arrivals
were but little more than halt those of
a year ago, and the two southwestern
terminals received less than one-third as
much as at the corresponding time last
season. A decrease In the visible supply
was another element of strength and so
also was large export clearances.
Reports of havoc from unseasonably
dry hot weather sent corn to nnw high
price records for the season in the De
cember and May options. Absence of
September deliveries called attention
forcibly to the very light stocks so that
heavy selling at the advance failed to
bring about any decided setback.
Oats went higher than corn, despite a
rise for September ot 2,000,000 bushels. The
volume ot trade waa large, principally
changing of other holdings to December.
In provisions, the roan feature) waa the
selling ot nearby and the purchasing of
deferred deliveries by September longs.
There were very heavy deliveries of lard
and ribs, a fact whloh weakened both
those commodities but did not affect
pork.
Quotations ranged ns follows:
Article! Open. I High. I Low. I Close. I rit'y.
Wheatl
Bept56HSl
85';
Dec
l90aiH
90HW
S9V44Z4
May.
Corn.
Sept
Dec.
May.
84X
I
TSH74!
74
o-iiii
Osts: I
Kepi.
Dec.
41
41V
41
T4
3Ti-4Hi
45
May.
4IH
Pork;
Sept.
Jan..
21 40
II 50
21 40
19 60
11 20
10 95
11 80
10 32tt
1 60-QI
19 T2V&
Lard
Sept.
11 IS
U171
10J7V
Jan..
Ribs:
10 92V4!
Sept
11 20
Jan..
1U 33V4I 10 87i4
Chicago Cash Prices Wheats No. 2
red, 90Vt91e: No. 3 red, S939Jc: No. 2
hard. &8fc69Hcj No. 3 hard,- V442!c; No.
1 northern, 24'93c) No. 2 northern, 8891o:
No. 3 northern, 8&(&00c; No. 2 spring. KKP
9lc; No, 3 spring,. 87HQHc; velvet chaff,
800900; durum, 86800c Corn: No, 2, 76V,
7o, No. 2 white, 76eUo; No. 2 yel
low, 767SWc; No. 3. 7&4W0c; No. 3 white,
75tt76c! No. yellow, 7870c Oats; No.
2, 41c; No. 1 white, 42(fH3Uc; No. 3, 4C&c;
No. 3 white, 41H642ttc; standard, 42VsOt3c
Rye: No. X 68i8V4c. Barley: IS&hc,
Timothy: 34.fOGS.3S; Clover; 310.0001100.
Pork: 122.CO. Lard; 311.06. Ribs; liacj
1L87H.
BUTTER Unchanged.
BOOS Receipts, 10.V95 cases; unchanged.
POTATOES Lower; receipts, J.00 cars;
Ohio, Minnesota and Wisconsin, S5g60o;
Jerseys, tCSOCc
POULTRY Alive, lower; springs, 18Hc;
fowls, 15c
Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns
8SH M
IMWi " '4
73V4 74H
C3 70V4
70?4 72
,41- 41K0J4
43T 4lHKi
47i 47
21 40 21 47H
It 00 19 65
11 OVA U 02-06
10 92ft 10 97U
1110 HIS
10 32V4 10 37
NEW YORK GF.NlillAI. MARtCKT
((notations ot the ny nn Various
CoMmodltlrs.
NEW YORK. JVr. VT.rmn
Steady! spring- patents, I4.eoUO; win
ter SlrnUthtH. S4,10tn4.M: wlntor hntnntx.
4.404.GO; spring clears, 34.COW4.20.
No. 1 northern Duluth. 9Mir: Ilmmhar
8SHc; May, 3101H.
iuit viuiet: state common to choice.
1312, lSWCOc; nil, 13G16c; Pacific coast
1912, IMhHc; 1911. lfrfllSc.
I1IDK Stendv! Ilns-ntn. S:tTKMip:
Central America, 50c
PRTROLBITM Steady; refined New
York bulk. 2S.00: barrels. tS.70: eases.
O1.00.
waoi-steady; domestic fleece XX
Ohio. 26Q27C
uuiuv spot strong; export. S3c
OATS Spot, firmer: standard white.
47l47Wc; No. 3 white, 4GHS47C
HAY Quiet; standard, h.OOSJtOJH: No.
1, ti.oom.10; No. 2, 90(BtiSc; No. S; S090a
LHATHKR Firm; hemlock. firsts,
29tT30c.
I'ROVISIONS-Potk. stoailv: mesa.
123.2JC3.7ri: family, t24.50Q2e.5O; short
clear. tX.bO&ZLto. Beef, steady; mess.
I1S.CO319.00; family. 320.00021.00. Cut
meats, easy: pickled bellies. 10 to 14 ids.,
M4.0O318.00; pickled hams. 10.0016.W,
Urd. easy; mlddlewest Sll.SOCf U.30: re-
nncu, nureiy steaay; comment. iz.w;
South America. S12.GS: compound. 310.00
aio.wx
TALL.OW Quiet: city, 60; country,
Sigfijic: special, Hei
BUiTEH-nrmi receipts, T.fiCS tubs:
creamery extras. 304T30Uc: firsts, mini
29Hc; state dairy, finest 28H9T29c; process
extras. 2&f?26Hc; firsts. 2.Vfli3Hc; Imita
tion creamery, nrsis, rc; factory,
June firsts, 24J24V4c; factory, current
make firsts, 23H4f24c; packing stock, Juno
make, No. 1, 23c
CHBUSBFInn; receipts, 1.41S boxes-,
state whole milk, fresh, colored or white
specials, ltUMSc; average fancy, IMic:
skims. HH9Uc
KGOS Irregular; receipts, 12,484 cases;
fresh gathered extras, 2S4l30c; extra firsts.
JftfilTei firsts. 4(72Sci refrigerator. SDoclnl
marks, fancy, season charges paid, 23ft j
c.'tsc; iirsts, ztQ&c: nearoy nenncrj.
Whites, 2&036c; gathered whites, 2J34c;
western gathered whites, 28329c.
POULTRY Dressed, quiet; fresh killed
western chickens, 17C3c: fowls, isaisc;
turpeys, is?rzvc.
Corn nnd "Vheat Reaion Bnltetln.
United States Department of Agricul
ture weather bureau for Omaha, tor the
twentr-four hours ending- at 8 a. m. 7ith
meridian time, Tuesday, September 2:
Temp. iioin
High. Low. fait. Sky.
Ashland, Neb. .100 74 .00 Pt cloudy
Auburn, ncd,. m v& ,ue uiear
Broken Bow .. 95 65 .00 Cloudy
Oolumbus, Neb. 98 .00 Pt. cloudy
Culbertson 97 C5 .09 Cloudy
Falrbury. Neb.,100 74 .00 Clear
Falnnont, Neb. BS Cfl .27 Pt. cloudy
Grand Island ..97 CO .IT Cloudy
Uartlngton .,..101 71 .01 Cloudy
Hastings, nod. t to ,w n. ciouay
Holdrege, Neb, 95 69 .93 Pt cloudy
Lincoln. Neb...l00 78 .00 Cloudy
North Platte. 94 64 .01 Pt cloudy
Oakdale, Neb 93 69 .04 cloudy
Omaha 93 77 .00 Cloudy
Tekamah .......100 70 .00 Cloudy
Valentine .... B , uiouuy
Alta. la... 98 72 .00 Cloudy
Cs.rcou, la. 97 72 .00 Pt. cloudy
Clarlnda, la.. ..102 70 .09 C ear
Sibley. la 95 73 .00 Cloudy
Sioux City .. 93 72 .04 Raining
Mnt lnr.lurtid In nvnraffes.
Minimum temperaturo for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAOES.
No. of Temp.- Raln
Dlstrlct Stations. High. Low. tall.
Columbus, 0 18
92 84 .00
98 64 .00
98 66 .00
98 63' .00
102 72 .0)
100 72 .03
90 E6 .10
98 72 .00
98 70 .W
Louisville, ity...
Indianapolis .... 14
Chicago, HI 24
St Louis, -Mo... 19
Des Moines, la. 23
Minneapolis .... ol
Kansas City .... 26,
Omaha 17
High temperatures contlnuod general tn
the corn and wheat region during (he last
twenty-four hours. A few light showers
occurred In the Omha and Minneapolis
districts. , L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster Weather Bureau.
Kansas City Grntn nnd Provisions,
KANSAS CITY, Sept t WHEAT
Cash No. 2 hard, 83346J4c; Np. JL 82J
86c; No. 2 red St8T4c; No. 3. 84S6Hc
CORN-No. i white, 75Hp; No. T, 75c
OATS-No. 2 white, 4254B42Hc; No, Z
mixed, 4K841c
RYE 70c
WHEAT September, 81t4G81c; Decern.-
TOR-September, 8UtOTlH: . Decern
CORN September, 74T4c; December, 73
73c. '
BUTTEll-Creamery, 20c: firsts, 23o;
seconds, 27c; packlngr 22c,
EGGS Firsts, 22c; seconds, lBo.
POULTRY liens, 12c; roosters', Sc,
docks. 10c: springs. ISo.
' St. Louis General Mftrkvt.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2. WHEAT No. 2
red. 90H93o: No. 2 hard, 86UO90oS Sep
tember. f.74'ffS7l4q: May, 80V4c.
CORN No. 2. 74MQ74c; No. 2 white,
75Uc; September, 74Vio; May, 73T4c
OATS No, 2, 4lV$H2e; No. 2 white, 4Sf
42Hc; Beptembtr, 42i34214c; May, 48Vtc.
RYE 70c , .
Recelpts.Shlpmenta
tr lour, uuiiift.. ........... ,,wv 4,wv
Wheat, bu 288,000 71.000
corn, Du,i ,.iii,uM o,vw
Oats, bu. 329,000 45,000
y
MlnneaoolU Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept 2. WHEAT
No. 1 hard, STJic: No. 1 northern, 85J4
87Kc; No. 2 northern, 83S5Hc; No.
hard Montana. 83c: No.S wheat, 80T4O
83ic; September. 84So; December, 84
SSHo; May, 93Vic.
FLOUR AND BRAN Unchanged,
CORN No. 3 yellow, 7171c
OATS No. 3 white, 40fjHO4c
RYE No. 2. Og2Hc.
FLAX-11.454P1.48,
BARLEY-34(g70c
Liverpool flraln Market,
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2. WHEAT Spot,
steady; No. 1 Manitoba, 7s Sd; No. 3. 7s
EWl No. 3. 7o 2J4d; futures, strong; Oc
1 2Iid78 1di December' 78 (1S llc,,
78CORN-Spot steady; American mixed,
new kiln dried, 6s 9d; American mixed,
old, 7s; futures, firm: September, La
Plata, Ss; October La Plata. Ss 3Hd.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 2. COFFEE While
European coffee markets made a fairly
steady showing, sentiment here was
bearlshly Influenced by favorable weather
advices and Increasing visible supply.
Selling was not aggressive. Opening was
steady at a loss ot 208 points and the
market sold gradually lower, oloslnK
steady. September, 8.680; October, 8.62c;
December,, 8.820 : January, 8.90c: Febru
ary, 9.00c; March, 9.08c; May, 9.21c; July,
August. 9.31c Spot Quiet; Rio. Nc 7,
92Uc; Santos, No. 4, 1&812V4c; mild, quiet;
Cordova, 13016c, nominal. ,
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 2. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 28,000 head; market steady to 15c
lower; prime fed steers, t8.60429.19: dressed
beef steers, 25.000008; cows, I3.60Q0.25;
heifers, 34.CO39.O0; stockera and feeders,
85.25Q7.60; bulls, $4.25(g.2S; calves, 33,0O
S.fiu
HOOS Receipts, 12.000 head; market S
4310o lower; bulk, 38.10P140; heaVy. 38.00O
8.35; packers and butchers. 38.10fS6.45;
light 38.10tS8.50; pigs, $5.M8.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 12.000
head; market 16025o lower; lambs, M,7S
7.75; yearlings. 34.25Q&35; wethers. 34.O0Q
4.75; ewes, 3.754.25.
Metal Market,
NEW YORK, Sept 2. M ETALS Lead,
steady, 34.70: in London, 20, I2s fid.
Spelter, steudy; 35.85(36.95; In London, 21
13 6d. Copper, quiet; standard," spot and
September. 315.26 bid; electrolytic, 316.25;
lake, 216.60; castings, 1.00; In London,
steady; spot Tl 12s (A, tuturfs, 71 ks (d.
Tin, nulet; spot 342.9043.!: September,
October and November, (42.75u43,;) In
London, steady; spot, 195 5s; futures,
104 ;5s. Antimony, dull: Cook son's, 38.40
tj8.6u. Iron, steady: No. 1 northern, 316.00
016.50; No. 2 northern, 315.50318.S8; No. 1
southern and No, 1 southern soft, 315,25ft
laso; in .London, Cleveland warrants, 35s
lOttd.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 2. METALS Lead,
lower; 34.65. Spelter, lower; 8A67Vx-
Cotton Market,
NEW YORK. Sept 2. COTTON-Oulet,
middling uplands, 113.00; gulf, 113.25.
sales, 2.600 bales. -
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2. COTTON-In
fair demand and steady; American mid
dling, fair. 7.06d; good middling, 7.3Sd:
middling, 7.06d; low middling, .8td; good
ordinary, e.2ld: ordinary, 5.U0d.
Cotton closed firm, a shade off from
the beat under realizing and C7071 points
net higher.
Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Some Records Broken, but
Kinds Slow to Lower.
Some
HOGS MOSTLY FIFTEEN LOWER
Rrrelpts of Sheep nnd LsmM A Bruin
Liberal Sheep Steady to Raster,
Lamb Ten to Twenty Lowe
Fedra Stronn, Active.
SOUTH OMA1IA. Sept. 2, 191X
SOUTH OMAHA, Bept L WIS
Tl(rlril Kpr. r-nttta. tin?. KhSfD.
Official Monday 7,908 3.HM S0.
estimate Tuesday .... 8,200 .w
Two day thla week.lt.10ft 1S.0M MWO
Same days last weeV..15J3l 9,M 3S.J3S
Same days I wks. ago. 12,043 9JSK 34,830
Same days 3 wks. ago.10.12S 1.2oa 30.10.
Same days 4 wka. Bto.ll.IS3 K.S7S 48.331
Same day a last year. .18,231 .SJS M,4M
The following table shows the receipts
ot cattle, hoga and sheep at the South
Omaha lire stock, market for the year to
date- as compared with last year:
1913. 1912. Inc. rw
Cattle R60.SV9 K2.1M ...... LTK
Hogs 1,892,788 2,237,129 344,241
Sheep 1,439,79 LS55,T 8$.11
Tho following table shows the range at
prices tor bogs ar South Omaha tor the
last few days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1913. 1912.1lI.mO.1900.190S.H997.
AUff. 23.
Aug. 24.
7 WW S 101
7 15
T 061
8 US' 7 631
B 63
87
fi.T7
8 7T
in
S 16
8 W
T62
6 321
Aug. 29
T91H
7. 87
T 91il
1 92j
f tAl tcA T1I
3t
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sent
us
t AV IVL Sj
3 12
713
7 15,
7 11
702
8 7
.t8
8:31
8 31
S33I
8
7 631
11
7
S 46
T94HI
7 Wii
8 81
3
47
s
8 t3
9 4
8 94
S 71)1
5 71
S 73
6
T 82
j
s fi
T07
451
Sept,
7 12 8 831 J80j 43j&W
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live rtock
at the Union stock yards. South Omahaj
for the twenty-tour hours ending at
p. m. yesterday: -
RNCEIPTS-CAItLOADS.
Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
C. M. St P. Ry... 8 8..
Wabanh R. R .. 1 ..
Xllmnlirl Vnrlfln H....... 34 8 ..-
Union Pacific It R 60 21 CO
C. A N. W. Ry., east r-
C. & N. W. Ry., west 61 43 37
C, St P., M. & O. Ry. 7 14 ..
C. a & 3. Ry.. east.:'.... 4 J
C, U. & 6. Ry.,- west..... 188 17 2)
C n. I. A P. Ry., east;. 4 s 1
C. B, I. & P. Ry west.. 4
Illinois Central Ry 13..
Chicago G. W. Ry J
Total receipts 841 134 109
DISPOSITION-IIKAD.
Cattle. Hogs, sncep.
Morris & Co 3S7
1,552 2,354
1.743 L733
Bwlft & Co 680
Cudahy Fackinc co....i,i
L201 1.915
Armour & Co 714
2.6G3 3,!Z3
Morrell "
L. P. Co 10
Burr company , ....
Kay Meat company ..
Cudahy, Kansas City.. 235
124
217
W. B. Vansant Co ISO
Benton, vansani x ju.. vt
Hill & Son... 88
F. B. Lewis 413
Huston & Co 89
J. B. Root & Co 372
J, H. Bulla 75
L. F. Hubs.. 2S
Rosonstock Bros.- ...... 133
Mccreary & Kellogg... 157
Wcrthelmer & Degen.. 420
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros jo
Krebs JJ
Lehmer Bros, ;
Rothschild Hi
1n Knn. Call (JO.... N
Cllne & Christie 98
Higgins ...i
Cllne
Huffman
Roth
Baker, Jones & Smith
Banner Bros. 4
John Harvey
3
15
03
88
... 40
... 8
...1,127
Iowa uams -u..
Other buyers ...
19,006
To..,. 7.903 7,335 .M.379
CATTLE Cattle receipt wero liberal
aialn thla momlng. 829 turn um
ported in, which makes the total for tne
two days this week 16.106 head, nearly
1.0M held larger than the corresponding
days of last week and PfwcaHjr tne
eame as for the correspond!: period of
acholceaTOrnf ed steers commanded steady
prices, but the mum. "MSh
grades were slow to 10c lower. A WW
Si 89.10 was paid for choice yeaHwf,
crnteds. which Is the highest prlee P
on this market since December of low
year, when 810.00 was the top. Packer
III seemed to feel that they paid too
much for their beef steers yesterday and
they wero decidedly bearish today. Tho
result was that the trade was alow on
range beeves, with prices around 10c
lower. It was a case of put on yester
day and tako Off today.
The demand for stooker nnd feeder
cow and heifers was good and anything
that tho feeder buyers could use com
manded steady prices. On the- other
band packers were bearish and they
wanted to tako oft at least a dime as
compared with yesterday. The feeder
buyers, however, bought freely that
no great number was left tx the pucker.
Good stock cattle and feeders were
again In active demand this momlng
and the better grades commanded steady
prices. As high as 33.30 was paid for
the Whittalier cattle from Wyoming by
a feeder buyer, this price being tho high
est ot the season to date for grass, stock.
After the more urgent orders were filled
the market did not show quite so much
strength, becoming In many cases us
much as 10a lower, but It will be remem
bered that tho market yesterday was
quoted stronger, so that prices are still
as high as at the close ot last week.
Quotations on Cattle Good to choice
beef steers 38.3039.00; idir to good beet
steers, ta.o6ys.30; common to fair beef
steers, 87.0OS8.CO; god to choice range
beeves, 37.2597.75; fair to good range
beeves, 36.50ff7.25; common to fair rangv
beeves, 15.7506.50; good to choice heifers,
34.50Si7.E0; good to choice cows, 39.0036.601
fair to good grades, 85.OuS6.00; common
to fair grades, 33.5033.co; good to choice
stockers and feeders, 30.757.75: fair to
good stockers and feeders, t6.25Q6.76:
common to fair stockers and feeders, 33.73
496.251 stock cows and heifers, t4.7&6.76(
veal calves, 36.5089.(0; bulls, stags, etc,
34.7587.00.
Representative sales i
Av. Pr,
No.
At. Pr.
I..
til 1 08
1154 7 (4
i...
17..,
a...
9,...
...1441 I it
...mi t u
...till I ID
h.IOH M
II...
1...
41...
18...
10...
1044 1 (0
1110 I CO
uts s ta
STEERS AND HBIFERfl.
nt in '. a .. m
, Ill 7 K
10
110
140
144
U
seo
1 10 l....,..,.ltM
110 10 ttl
I to
1 01
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I 03
00
t 00
4 71
I U
t M
t B
t n
I M
1
is i. ..........
1 75 1 14(0
00 14 1001
4 10 1..,., 041
0 1 1040
110 1 .....'
I H ..,113
HEIFERS.
120 I ,..IW
ttl 7....,n,...i
4 00 . ..;.,,(.. I U
m m
tn
iu
t..
t
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1 (10
t it4
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I 1 00
BULLS.
4 00 - 1 1110
I 40 . 1164
l to 1,. o
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I If
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too
to
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.,..1140
CALVKS. ,
801 4 M , 4..,.....,., tn
400 f M L. ......... 1M
K 40 If..,,....., 110
tOO 4 T - (.... S7S
i w t... 1M
m i n l no
MO I 00 t HI
iru i w a... ........ v,l
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.'
1M 1 00 ' I. tt
II. .
4U 4S0
107. lit
tn i oo
,.,..
2
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11
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7tf
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7 10
7 11
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7 to
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f
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NEBRASKA.
S cows..-.
25 cows...,
10 feeders.
10 cows....
10 steers.,
84 steers. .
41 feederi
y feeders
846 6 90 17 cows
1034
15
7 00
6 40
6 80
80
7 53
7 55
6 90
.1088
. 969
.. 902
.1202
.1122
1260
1070
6 CO
700
6 00
18 cows 951
12 heifers... 623
10 steers.. .120)
37 steers.. . 1209
4 feeders . 1366
13 feedersi 1222
24 rows 101S
6 SO
ft 84
7 55
6 75
8 helters... 1095 83
1 heifers... 916 TS
IS feeders.. GEO S 15
1 cow 9 4
feeder., -0S3 6 75
3 heifers... 658 5 69
t feeders. .670 6 75
34 feeders.. T45
12 steers. ...lt T n
00 feeders.. 893 7 10
14 reedrs..lO0a a 2&
15 tecdoni.t 673 6 85
X heifers... 780 8 00)
20 belters. 873 6 30
3 cows 993 5 10
4 feeders.. 077 6 70
II heifers... 70S 6 41
28 feeder. .1144
IS feeders. OI79 6 9.1
2 feeders. . 490 6 TO
l feeders.. 721 C 85
6 COWS 828 TO
34 feeders. . 780 75
1 feeders.. 1J W
4t cows f!4 48
24 feeders, . 934 7 10
41 feeders. . tr 7 50
12 steers.. 1161 7 30
8 cows 9ii t w
helters... 723 00
I cow 1030 4
ft feeders. . 942 7 10
1 COW SS0 S CO
3 feeder.. CO to
St feeders.. 1055 TOO
9 reedrrs.. bej w u eeaers..U6i T zv
IS- heifers... 7M S
WESTERN.
18 steers.. ..UU K) 6. biUs..a3S$i 5.
F. weiunts Nob.
w, Av. Pr. Nfl. Avf IV.
33 feeder.. 95 T 3S .
O K- Wlloon Neb.
19 teederV.UlS 7 15
T. Curtis-Neb,
15 cs. A hfr m 10
Rur. Hny Netk
S3 COW8.V...19X1 4 00
Coffey Jk T.-Neb.
18 federt..ll38 7 35 29 feeders. .1153
41 feders..llS 7 S3
34 feeder. Jltt 7 X
Sinters..- 041 40
2 feeders.. ll 7 35-
19 feeders.. 3C 40
17 cows..,.. 87ft IS
cows.,,- sov aa
George Burke Neb.
31 feeders.. 1364 7 fit 9teedre..l437 1
Char) Tlernai Nebk, .
SO feedrs..lS 7 00 . "
Kllpatfldk Bros. Nib. .
00. hlfera...K7 6 35 6J helfcr...M3- 33
w. l. Tipton Neo.
23 Meers.... SM 15
P. Jones Neb,
27 steers.. 12 7 IS IS Cows 997 10
27 steers. ...1224 7 15 22 cows..... 934 IS
cows,.. J110 15
E. D- Davis-Neb.
1 atet-r 1000 S 75 Z bulls 1335 6.35
S3 feeders.. 10.M 7 23
h T!mr Neb,
29 feeder. ,1UT 7 IS S3 feeders. JIM 7 55
1 feeder., .1500 7 25 81 feedenu.UtS 7 2S
ifceders..t208 7 30 2 reedersi.lUS 4,30
Bigneii Broa. Neb.
70todrs)..i4so aoa. .
. WYOMUIQ,
13 feeders.. 7 10 21 feeders. .1058 tM
W feeders. . Hi 1 feeder. .IMS ft 50
Cardwell. Sherik & IX Wyo.
feeders., 854 7 40 1 bull,..-.MIO- S 35
4 feeders.. 890 7 40 2 rtdr&..10lu T 40
19 feeders. .10U 7 WU feeders. .10W 140
W. G. Cooley wyo.
1 teer.-.,U30 7 10 23 steer,...117 TVK
7 COW?.,.. .1061 4 20 S cos,.,93( BM
1 bull 1530 5 25 4 steers. -.lin S
4 cows 1030 oo s cow8,...ao:s e 20
J. Davidson Wyo,
9 steers.... m 4 SO I sler U?8 7 IS
8 steers..., 9W 80 1 coy.....106& ft 2S-
5 steers.. ..1230 ft 40 3ft Bteers...J231 7 48
4 cows 1017 t 65
C. Fnrr Wyo,
4 COWS....J130 60 T steers,. ..1188 7 80
5 steers... .ml 7 20 ft steers.. -1221 1 20
M H. H, 8cuff-Wyo.
47 feeders. .1027 7 25 4 cows.. ..1017 5 85"
1 steer 12S0 7 20
ir. A. LUoddeke Wy.
1 steer 1240 7 10 7 steers, 9ft ft 50
1 cow 1100 5 00 4 cows 1172 ft 40
2 steers. ...Utt 710 28. steer. .-128ft 7 10
J. B. Kendrlck-Wyo.
20 oowa..,..107 3Q Ucowi....U0H SCO
d. R. Wltaker Wyo.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
15 feeders. .10S4 7 10 20 feeders.. 11G0 7 45
KANSAS.
55 feeders.. 1016 6 95 f fe,1nm..l0tS fi S
41 feeders. .1001 6 0S, 47 feeders, .1019 ft 05
HOGS-tsuppiies were fnirly llberul
loaay, anout JJl- coxa or aJOD nead tlnc
rcoorted In. ThlA H-.altH th. nl fni-
the two day something like 13,026, & gala
yi uenriy neaa a compared wit a
nisi weeK, ana over s,ooo. heavier tbn
for the same days last year-
With a Keneroui run at thin nnlnt anil
lower prices the order at other mar
kets, buyers wore bearish from the out.
set. this morning, the first sale being
made at a decline of lOftttSc It turned
out that this was th hMt Hm nf tht.
uuy, caieemen were inclined to tnink
lliat Dackers wrn Irvlnr tn fnn-o inn
niuch ot a decline, and they held out for
better- prices; but Instead ot improving;
the market soon began ta show atilt
more weaxness. from tms OB values
were fully l5o lower, and toward Mm
close thiy showed a decline ot even more
than that. .On tho whale, prlcoa are
Bulk of the sale was mad at t7.t907.GS.
The trade waa very slow throughout.
Good light wen iot la very heavy
supply this morning; but evea such aa
Were On sale fauna th rfemnnis vm-v
slack. Price were generally lower than
on Monday and, white It la difficult, to
quote the exact decline, It Is safe to say
that the reduction amounts to fully a
much a on other rmd. X nuii in.rf
nf r aaI tlffht Ktliff mt. mm lifffl, - a ott
fiS euW 9i?s tpner wewq reftflutoj
ielrietrjiauT Me:
No,
No. At.
Th. Pr.
ISO 7 10
. 7 10
ISO 1 Co
... Tto
7 tt
40 7 tt.
in t tt
... 7 0
n
120 7 00
... 7 M
... 7 00
No. At. Hb. Pr.
.151 ... 7 0S
'. Ill 110 T 63
T4 Ut HO T OS
II... .,,.! 190 7 U
0. 141 .40 111 t
41. ;o i t
T ttl 19 T It
12 231 ... 7 ti
43 tit 49 7 U
.Kl ,,, T 44
Ill 10 7 66
1 IM 10 7 IS
4......,t7 10 T CS
10,.,,. ..117 ... 7 M
14 ,.111 10 7 M
I 7. 140 ... T tt
to m in iu
l Ml 140 7 ct
n U Its
71 MO ... Ill
v " 14t 100 7 70
41 '..Ill ... 7 TO
7 M4 14 IN
IM 109 7 70
4 nt ... 7 70
tl,.,,.lll M 7 71
4i,..;...-nT
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70... ,,..211
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,.t6S ,., 7 to
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41.,.,,. .114 ... t JI
7 IM ... 8 20
tt 141 to s u
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l i w
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M. ...... Ill
40
7 41
i ex
..... ...1X1 IM TU- 41,. .....HI .., tto
SHEEP The mnrKnt wn llhurallv -im
plied again thut morning, aa the receipts
amounted ta some 108 car or 23,090 head.
iiiBtiiB ,. hi, inn mo uuys ot ino
week nroUnd 58,000 head as against 30,33-i
head for the same tlmo last week and
54,430 head durloir the Mrreiponding- two
iju, ti. very targe per
centage ot the fecelpts vtns on the feeder!
uiuer, niiiuii isii oniy aooui a normal
supply of killers for the packers.
As on Monday, the general market on
fat offerings was slow and the feeling In
the trade, especially In that of lambs,
was decidedly bearish. Most of the lambs
did not move until late In the forenoon
and then price ranged anywhero from
a dime to a quarter lower. Quality ot the
lambs in, general was nothing extra ani
a large share ot them sold uround M.Un
7.40, tho latter figure being top. Mutton
ww In moderate supply, which was made
up largely of ewes and wethers, While
tat ewes sold aa a rule at steady prlcer.
v.4thr were weak U a dime lower.
T.er. vw" h 611 yearlings to speak of.
Trade in feeders followed about the
same course as yesterday with prices
strong and active, the Improvement being
rion. marked in aged offering. Fewi
ISTJSfti ohnJ?ed hands anywhere from
3W.85, according to weight and quality.
Feeding ewes were picked up at prices
mound 9t.mSM. Feeder ytarlirigs and
v ethers were scarce. The .Inquiry for all
kinds of feeders continued g?oq, which
cnftbled aefltrs to effect a gooH clear"
nncs. a . - -
quotations an sheep and lambsi mbs.
2$ fjt&lii 77.69! Iftlnbs , fajr tn
g(-od, 87X0477.40: Itmbs, pu s, $5.00d00:
hmhit, t eedersofw.oo: yinfuitgsTgooa
Ut choice, 6.B6:80; yearlings, fil? to
good, .tMI,40; yearlings, fieders!, .opVr
uw, nsumii, looq id pnoice, M.WJW4-81;
wethers, fair
?JIOOO.'H,S54.M: wvthersr
M.23: ewes, gddd: t.chnirr
14.35474.50; ewes, fair to good; iVoCni.SB
ewes, feedersi hwgtWr kv mp. hrf
,4VNebr;sk'li. feadeTr lambs;,,, "t Ji"
104 Wyoming feeder Iambs... ,.. t es-
sto Avyoming leeaor iami.,.. u
322 Wyoming feeder lambs,..,-, W
US cull feeder Iambs..,,,, 40
8:65
0 65'
23 native, feeder &mbs ,,. so 6 00
72 Nebraska' ewes ,,,,,.103 in
61 Nebraska lambs , fig fas
228 Wyoming- feeder ewes 85 8 40
226 Wyoming1 feeder ewes 83 a CO
26 Wyoming feeder ewes.,..,. 83 3 00
176 Wyoming wethers 84 400
80 Wyoming wethers M 4 60
47 Wyoming wethers I, o
203 Wyoming feeder Iambs ti 6 40
274 Wyoming feeder Iambs , 43 6 60
71 Wyoming feeder lambs a e 60
304 Wyoming feeder lambs.,., 40 6 40
OM Wyoming feeder lambs 65 6 70
225 Wyoming feeder yearlings. 70 6 50
201 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. 70 6 50
81 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. 70 6 50
246 Idaho feeder lambs..., 57 6 55
240 Idaho feeder lambs,.. 51 6 55
245 Idaho feedel lambs . ., 61 6 55
17B Idaho feeder lmbs 71 7 fiO
10 feederi. WO T K
20 cows . . ..1041 S 85
1 feeders.. 743 C 80
TOO
7 SO
7.00 7 00
T,.
s m
083
655
6 S3
see
0 ii
o-cs
C 53
1 r
6 6a
5 40
SCO
8 40
3.60
415
4 IS
4 19
4.15.
S2S.
4 30
4 SO
4 30.
4 30
4 W.
4 ft.
4 IS
4 1.
4 IS
413
675.
6. Tn
6 75
980
6,80
880
680
69
0.65
6 60.
0 75
650
660
6 75
6.75
6T5
660
75,
0 78
8 50
02
4 30
4 30
6 CO
6.00.
4 25
42S
4 23,
159 Idaho feeder. Ironbs .....f. SB.
88 Idaho feeder Iambs i. ... O
18 Idaho feeder lanibs..-..,. 61
144 Idaho f(Hlor lambs., RS
lftT Idaho feeder lumbs1...,..., S
214 Idaho fseder lambs ta
211 Idaho feeder lamba t ...59
203 Idaho feeder inmns C9
213 Idaho freder lambs- 09'
132 Idaho feeder lambs...
128 Wyoming feeder yoarltngs-. 80
104 Wyoming, yearling ewes.'... 78
133. Wyoming feeder wethers. 80
se wyomina reeaee owes iui.
134 Wyoming feeder eweai 84
IM Wyoming, feeder ewes, 81
TJTWomlna feeder e.j. 84
138 Wyoming: teedor ws...... 90:
saTOronuntr cuu ewes........ sr
ITS Wyoming feeder wethers.. .118
200 Wyoming, feeder wthrs;H8
I wyomiiur reeuer wotners.jm
167 Wyoming; feeder wether. .114.
153 Wyoming wethers ..,.116
its Wyoming ewes
12S Wyoming ewe .117
17B wyomtruc ewesi
tK Wromlnc ewes, -..177
500 Wyoming ewea -..US
1 Wyoming ewes m
231 Wvornlntr eew 61,
207 Wyoming ewe ....... ... 61
Ztii Wyoming ewna ui
205 Wyomlnx ewea ,.67
2a) Wyoming ewe .............. 6T
190 Wyoming ewes ............77.
243 Wyoming ewes E2
105 Wyoming: ewes .,..,...... 52
154 Wyoming feeder lambs.... 58
iTTWYnmina feedes larab....-(t
251 Wyoming: feedtir lambs 57
217 Wyoming feeder lamba .... 67
219 Wyoming feeder lambs..... 6S
2w Wyoming ieeaes- wraim-u i
SO Wyoming: feeder lamhs..... 58
179 Wyoming feeder lambs,.... 58
20$ Wyoming feeder lambs... -62
250 Wyoming?, feeder lambs... ..83
8 cutis. Iambs SO
W natlvo lambs .... ........... 84
260 AVyo. ewe and wethers.... 98
33 Wyo. ewe and wether.., 98
:5 Wyoming feeder lamb.... 4S
it Wyoming: fedr lambs. ... 47
s Nobraska ftid yearunn.. 69
44, Nebrnflka, awes ............. 8ft
ritNebratka ewea or
GIIIOAQO I.IVB STOCK MABKHT
Cattle
Bteady d Hoa
N lakes LoTter.
Weal to
CHICAQO, Bept. l.-42AJTTI.IIUcelpts,
8,004, head; market steady I beoyes, SAW
US; Texaa steers, W.T6Wf weelera
tstwrs, 8.1SS.0O; atocker acrneir.
35XOZPS.0B;; cow ana neuers,
IIOOS necelsts. 17,009 head; arket
weak to Co lower: bum ot sale. IT.sow
ma- iirht. r!9MlK.a: mixed. S7. 25413.60:
heavy, $205418,24; rough, t7.U4n.4S.; plgtu
BIIEEP-Itecelpts, 38.000 head: market
wealc to 20o lower; natives tO.4W4.71:
westenuv w.isv., yeariaws, wri'
limbs, native. 13.4437.63; westerns, -09
Kansas City. X.lve Stoete SCarket,
IVAOAO Villi, OW,J.. . .AAAMtM . IT
cetpte, 28,000 head; market steady ta ISO
lower; prime in steers, ts.vuiuv.iu: oressea
beef steer. 7.40tS.tOt western stotrs, 36.25
AT. Hi: southern steers. t5UO&S4: cows.
33.5OU6.60; heifers, 4.50iO.OO: stockera and
feeders, 35.0007.60; bulls, H50Q4.25; calves.
IIOOB Itecelpts. 12.000 hoad; market l&
10q lower; bulk ot tales. 38.1098.40; heavy,
t&OOS'&SS; packer and butchers, $3.10$
S.4aniRht, 8.10O.4r pis, 33.7506.7S.
BUEKP AND LAMUa-llecelpts. JLOSe
headr market loaioo lower; lamos, fi.OF
7.C5; yearlings, .7&O6.50; wethers, $4.341
4.T0; - ewes, w.iKai.w; stocKers anu ra
ers, $3.0006.50.
Hi, IioaU Itve Btoolt Market,
8T. I.OUI8, Bept t-6ATTliE-.necelpt,
10,080 head; market steady; good to
choice steers. 37.S549S.0O: stocteers
feeders. $&2T.0; cows and helters. $4.76
s.7t ouris, ,Tf.! acives, 1e.wn1.e9;
southern steer. K-08(f7.75; cows and helt
ers. S4.26iM.Ce.
HOQ Recelets. 7.309 head: market, le
tower; 9h and Ught. t&SO4Xni ml Mid
and butchers, H409e.7O; good heavy, I8.S9
896-SB.
HHKKP AND LiAMBS-Iteceipts. 12,0
head; market. Xfjooo lower; muiioa.
3S.231K36; yrMniJ, ts.0Of8.00; lambs, 36,90
Vi.ou,
flloax Cltr lilve Stock Market
SIOUX CITY. Sept. Z-CATTLJ3-Be.
ceipts. COO head: market steady; native
steers, S3.4O08.8S; cows and heifers, $4.M
yo.15; canners, $3,8&j6.oot cnives, si.omt.
in VI. ,.,,11- .Ihvm UIYUM9S
HQaS Receipts 9,500 head; market, 30
l5a (ewer; heavy, n,4O7.C0; mixed, KM
07.6S; light, t7.(54T.7S; bulk ot salei, tUt
WI.IO.
SHICHP AND tiAMBS-Itecelpls, 100
head; market steady; no quotations,
lilve Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the. six prlncl
clpal western markets:
Cattle. Hogs, dheep,
BlQUX City..,,..., COO 6,500 3W
Ht. Louis ,.,,,10,400 7.30O 13.0W
Kansas city.,. 28,o 12,000 12.0W
Chicago 8,000 17,000 33,000
Dc. jospn.. ,,.,,, a,iu
South' Omaha 8,200
4.0
e,2oo
28,0
Totals 44,490 62,000 H890
St. Joseph I.tve Stock Market,
BT, JOB13PH. Sept. 1,-CATTIiB-n-cclpts.
2,300 had; market slow: steers,
35.C0OS.76; cows and heifers, $4.0O8,5;
calves, $1.60910.09,
t i nnn n.ini. iim h..l, ki. . i . m
I1UU U ..UUJll.U, ,,VW IIIBIAO, ll
431160 lower; top; $8.35: bulku$7.758.2o.
. oit.ii,i- A.IMU iiAWua-neooipts, ,ai
head) market lotxer; lambs, $5.0;, 60.
New York Money Market,
NEW YOIIK, Bept. 2.-MONEr-On
call, steady, 2i3 per cent: rullns; rate.
24 per cent; closing, bid, 2UT3 per cent.
TlMB IXANS-rirmer: sixty day, 4
per cent: ninety days, 44 per cent, six
months, S per cent,
PHI MB MBnCANTII.B PAPER-8HC
CW Per cent.
BTERUNQ lOXCHANaE Steadier,
$4.8275 for sixty day bills: $4.8585 for de
mand: commercial diiis, tt.s:.
COMMEriCIAIi niL,LB-$(.H2Vi.
SILiVER Bar, 53c; Mexican dollar,
43e.
liONDB Qovernment, steady; railroad,
Irregular.
Quotations on bonds today were as
follows:
U, 6. rtt. U, r(. tt K. C. So, r(. Es., tt
Oo coupon It L. 8. db. 4s 1931.. Illi
U. H. I, rf., 101 It. k N. unl. is,.., Mk
da coupon 101 K. a T. m u. nu
V. B, 4s, rtt UOU do tn, 4Hs It
do coupon , llOlMo. faeltlo 4a,,,.. M
rnoi Is coupon., U a eoov. Is Illi
A.-C. lit ts ctfl... 4i(iN n It ot M 4a
Amir. Ag. Is l4ttN. T. C. t- His... UK
A. T. T. cr. 41..101K da dab, 4s........ t7
Mm- Tolicco la. . Ill N. T- N. II. A II.
Armour a u, n- m Tc T
AlchUon son. 4, II
1 W. lrt c. Im. tlVl
tt
do cr. 4s 1560,,.., M
da T, tt... W
A. C. U 1st 4l tli
pl. A OM 4...... tli
do ST. 4s 1MH
No, PmIIIo is,..., . ttij
40 ts M
iiroon.
ok, Tr. t. ,.. . 4s ....1154.
a. of Oi. ts., ....104 lUodlix soa. .... t4H
1. Wth.r It.,.. (IKS. U 4s , ?. tt 471H
Co a.
con
Cnos. 4 Ohio 4H.,- l
do ton. Ea IK
da ,
St. U 8. W. e. 4l. tlH
Chtcoso & 'A, llii.f II
B. A. Li M, 1 71
So. Pse. col, 4s... ui
, do r. 4... MU
in rf. ..,... tiu
So. luuwsr u,.'...ioj
O. B, A q. 1, 4s.... M
d 44.1, ... ,. IS
O M ft H P 0 4Vi. -JOJ'
C It I. t t. , 4s. tli
da rtt. -It..., 71
4a a. 4 7s i
C. A r. t 44-lHUnlon I'atlilt 4,..
tui
D. 4k It. or. 41.,,.. tl' do cr. 4
p. n. o, rf. lc 71 'an nt a nr. 4s. 11
DUtllliiV la CO V, ft. Kubbar t 101W
rl p. I. 4a I4HU. B. Steal U ta,..lMH
du gtn. ti., 1 T4V. Cham. ta...... ItV
do er. la. atr. H, tlVj'Wsk. Ut Ao. U. j
. pa. ltr. tsfktUiWMUm-AIiL 4s.. tt
Utr. Mat. 4lia.....JI W.ot, Klea or. ta., MU
xnitr. h. vu ona-n yniiiii ra
Japan 4Via il'i
C14. Offar; -
Dncton Block Market,
714
BOSTON, Bept J.-CTolng quotation
nn rninuif ("iopkp "J"'
Allou'ts
StUMobavk 41
Amst. Oopvar ......
A. . U A 8. ,..
Arliona Com, ......
p. A O, C. A S. M
TIKNcrada. Can ta
tlHNlplialn Minn.. I t-St
214 North Hutu UH
injiona uasa )u
M Old Dcoilolon SlU
(UI. Arlwns
Cat. A llscU.
.410 Oacaolt tl
rantannlal
unuuintr ,,,, tl
Cnecar lUnso C O. 40 Shannon
IX
Kaat Duttc C JI... I3U Superior
Kranills tHSupartor A B. M.
Gruby Con ,.. UViVanurack ,.
Orwno oanasaa .... MUU. S. H. Jt. A H.
Ill noyalr Coppar- H ia pfd '..
Karr Lake IK Utah Con
LAk Copper . ..7 I'tah Covfr Co...
ta Sail Coppar t Winona
Miami Copptr . . 23 Wolrarloe
w
.84
. tK
tiv;
' 44
liilgln Uotter afarket.
IS 13 IN, Bept 2, BUTTER Firm,
Sc h'Bher
Wt Idaho feeder Iambi, 70
191 Idaho feeder Inmba TO
173 Idaho lambs. 70
201 Idaho lnnibs 70
ir3 Idaho lamhs Ki
HEW YORK mi MARKE1
litis to Contend with Eoxmidblo-Lisf
of Depressing Influences.
t
;an outpouiunq of new haver
Ktinrps of Ronil CJo- "UorVn Nenrii-
Three 1'oliitn, tt New Low Rec
ord, Upon Xtms of the
Wreck.
NEW Yrtnw c.n, , .
iriV . depressing IntlUence with
WMCIL till ninok manlM litlA HAuj
- 1 (Minwi, i a av' .-' uutl aTJilUU
--. anus n naa till uhiui mr
Jl1.f New Haven, foltowln; news of-to-
? "."vr wiih.ii uoprossa in1 stoo
1Je1H5P.5,Boln'? nevalow, reoord.
poor bonk statement of Saturday. July
1 .1.. ... . """ rnuroRa sysiema empna-
v;:; ;v . ',ivra, ana mew
n0rr,t.'tnKt.,.r??.0.t8,, '"creases In groii
, ,,u i?ouinK quoiauonsi
on stock wero as follows: mhBI
im.ln..l 51?!- "Ib- U.W. ClMt.
Anwlcan Ben Ovfit. . .. too
Am.Hr. n , . . .
44
2tU
I4H
Amrlra ca ptiV.'.V.V 1.100
4H
4i
2m
AmwiDsa. u, A 4. ....... ,, .
Anwrlcsa Cotton Oil too
AmarlMn. 1m a.,. v-.
Amertru Linnet
2J
rann ixxmotlTt ... wo
American HAD
J
lOi
mi
ixV,
33
WT4
tt
6114
3914
tlH-.
Am.. it, m
Am. Bum IUflnlnt
Amtrlcsn T. ft T toa
lit 310
AraertMn Tobsceo
4
n
Atchtsoa tsoo
Alaatoaa pfd .,,... loo
7H
17
raillmiM a nhi.
vmi L a. . , , , , ,
..... 121
M tti
8 i ig
too
MVk
Itatntebera St Ml
Brooklyn IIbkM w
S, 100
700
ta.
wnann racino. .v
SrJ w0h' S5f S??t !K W4
M0 I4H 14 U
CAtoat A M TT 309 lit 1st uru.
S90lldat4 O ....... 404. Ill
1H
sorn tro4iicta ,,,,, too u
Dor A UU arand. ,.7T.
rjonrr a T n m .
ItHt
ea
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RrU, i.Mn Mn
UK
7T 7 i-'---aoaje..la )
34
144(4
ijanaru Bltctrto Y ...... ..... juu
""t NarUtra. td-v.. 300 Jit i uJu
iiiiaon vanirti ...........
a.ka.a
101 14
Intat. Met. ptd v", W
3k, ll,
6ST. H
..
...
. .,.-
WJ4.
11
14",
TH
34U,
,.,,7
latwirauonai Hsrreator
iaw-aiuoM pra .......S,M.
Iitatnailoast Ptpet ..... ,...
14HH0 Gas. .,., .....
th vmitr 1400 i ut.
Xularlll A NashYlll.. 400 UtU 1U l.
&Sa? i S "IS
MlsUtBrtrl Wtlftsa I KM i m.7
-w-'u .....ft,, ,.,
.eat , aa
48V MV
144 Hit
4H
s
tt
llatt
1lf
iM-. ii. it. or si. zd ptd., too
Now Ynrk rVnln.fr . 10 a v.
N. V.. O. A TV.. ........ 00 u 2a4
Norfolk A Waalera.!...: .7
Hons Asiartcaa
2to'?.1f,x.r,u,, ,w' w m
r&ctfla ATAtl nn 4 , .
!VmaTlTtnJ& tSOO mu
,auu iu4 UIH 12H
rtrt-ta i.ao ut nt lit
PittiQuiM coal.,..."., "tod. 'idvi "so" itv
I- r- n. T ....
nww sn cr X4
Pullman rtlso. Cu.. ., 114
IlaaJlns Hlu 1 mu , 1 ,,
RcpabUo L. A B. ,.. ... too t 4U
ivvuiM.a I, K V. pw.. ......
Hoc I1I1M Ct,. ........ 409
Rock 1184 Co, pt.,.( 109.
st. u a tt. v. ti pat.. ...o,
B.board Ar Un.....
latlaaard A. U pta...... 4?s
4AA--
tt
ll
3714
43U 4t
aijM.oncuiHi a, it, ...... ..... .....
Rothm rstcWa M.30O tlU t
oittAan KaUty , l.0 tlW ; MK
no. Kaiiver pia,,.,,.,,, aa 714 TO'.l
Transaw OopBW ,,,,,,, 1,700 tH tl 11V
Tsm A SHctfte... tea it 1 14(1
u! !o ......... xim wi. ih iu
Union ltUl pfd. ...... .,.. , ti
Vl41 Mat RaaJIJ...,,. ..... ..... M
VntUd States Uubbar... t0 f& 6a tlt
UnlUd Btataa 8tal.,,.. ,S! H ItTi 0J(i
V. & steal ptd.,.,..,,.,. lotH
UHh CuKxr? 7;. 1O.W0 ' HH Wtt
Vl. .f-Arntln. r-hamlMl . vr
wabatn , ,
WatMua pfd ., ,..
-- . . . -- v . ..... ,
TVHiom inaryianq
Watrf. .UaUa ...........
Woatltebonae Slntrto, ., 1,400 Tilt T3H
A.Uke Ktl u,4 ... ,.v.
Total aalas for the day, 274,100 snare.
FREE LOAN!
Save Your Engine Money
AMAZING FREE OFFER.
BaiiinrowiB4raiMtaKrt into Mafe, Ho autas.
rta or Uj. l.i :t fra, o.Til uSroB
aoyaatworkelegtVap, rla4f,skMlllair,itrlivt.
la 'j"" t,t?mwt. nVaVvlstr
aftut tana win saaia. Wtetalr roraTd.
I oliy rtl. flkld tnount.d. tcrsl. lot alrokr, ow
WMd, hoppr eoolad, wnur3ck)! anSiVio -Jjti.r.
ti factory baabwa mkltor si wsratk (t "rt
Mwlpaa la imlc. Blmplj awd SJ uu "t fuU
Irlttell US ml WHMt, Int 1790 UMtt trTT, IM,
HOTEL
PLAZA
Maiiag ematf of
H. 0, Woltt,
Thoroughly modern con-
vonient to shopping dis-
trict and theaters. Special
attention given to shippers.
Hot and cold running
water, eloctrlo fan, tele
phone In every room.
Rooms With llnth...
Rooms Without IJath,
. .$1.50 Up
..81,00 Up
14th and Howard, Omaha
Don't Gut Out
ASHQEIGIL CAPPED
HOCK OR BURSITIS
FOR
IV
will remove them, and leave no blemuhes.
Reducet any pull or melling. Does nojt
blister or remove the hair, and hone can be
worked. 52 a bottle delivered. Book 6 K free.
ABSORBINE, JR., tba aatlKotl Unlmcat lor Din.
Uad, For Mk Bruuci, 014 twtt, gvtlllsrt. Vaitoxt
Vrlst. Varlwdilca. AlUr Pals. Price tl at U a bui
M dratrUu of dcllrrrsd. Will (all cut U jot vrlta.
V. F.YOUKS, P. 0. F., 1D4Ttmp!t St, Enrlnffltll, Uttti
Hot an Exporimiatv "
Dim vm
POEHLER CD.
stotvusha iiu.
CRAIH COMMISSION
'Xfii.,55,u, i-tt4M
iviOfMiyY irsi grain
lit tars puts ur call oa 10,000 Vmahfla or nat
or corn. N fsrtlur rtak, X norcmaat of to froui
prlc slTti you a irnaAca lo Uke IJ00 4c, tlxl. M.
1100, etc. Write (or partlcuUra, Kloanco Drokenii
Co. rxik J Kin an c Illdg.. Kaau Cltr Mo.
at
22(1
19(4
44
to
4(1
40
(7
7114
a
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