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THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1913.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET , BZZ
December, 7s 2Tfcdj March,
Market Tendency is to Beduoe Out
look of Corn Yield.
PRICES GO SOMEWHAT HIGHER
nnlla Have Full 8 ar In the Tit "nil
Create a naylns" Interest Which
Send the Futures Up to a
Ne Level.
OMAHA, Sept 8. 1915.
Many messages wete received In grain
circles yesterday, Indicating further daw
age to corn by dry, hot weather, Theie
Is a tendency to reduce rather than to
enlarge the estimate on the final corn
yield. It Is the general opinion now that
corn Is a big bull proposition. New hlgn
levels wero made yesterday on all cop
months for this grain. The market was
Influenced by a bullish feeling, which
was engendered by so-called export ad
vices from all parts or the belt, whloh
Indicated further crop losses and a great
reduction In the final yield. ThU In
formation was supplemented by repoits
or every conceivable, kind, all at which
caused a buying stampede, whloh forced
prices to the top notch of the day, Btronu
Interests were Instrumental In br.ng.ng
about a dip In prices during the morning,
but this operation was only an Incentive
to bring In new buying orders and pre.
clpltato the advance. The wire hoMsos
Joined with a group of big individual pit
tradern and tho operations of this ooterlo
covered unlimited quantities of oorn.
Homo of the worst reports which
reached the trade regarding the damage
conditions of the erop came from South
Dakota, Iowa and Nebraska points, and
late reports are to the effect that there
was no. let-up to the soorahlng heat and
iMo 1 h? m " to be g.owm
SS.V.T'. 0U"Me purchasing was pro
pounced, aa shown by the strength In
the May option.
WLof0"' WM H Jiwer to fen higher,
naaS,wM emtk during the sarly
MW WM Rfl Toe'aVlon VVffi
K$ wl,8rwa Hee hlahep,
t& Jy .wvano. pf ether
Hainan v tittuv
hlsheri
Ml , I corn
Liverpool nlni,ai
.i?,m.P WSS'Bta were erAX bu.
iu,bb9 bu
i.i " Til"
llnneaool
. - v. . .
juiuin
i.
JIliHiiu, 1 1 ll llttliittllllti
, wily titiMiiitn
ai
shipments of
enp.
Lot iiEjeEiPTfl.
Corn, OoatB,
815 P4
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ions itin, i,,MMt CM
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. The ffijowln ea?i sales were reported
tgPH.wheftt-Ne, 4 hard wlntepi 1 par,
MHei ears, 1. No. I haro wlnteri 1
.PRfi.JSsi l er, Bitte, Ne, 4 Tiara wlnteri
J ear, BHei l ear', No, a iprlni i
Mo, flu, a durum i i ear, RaH. No. 8 mixodl
nor, wo i Bsm nvte. wernt). 3 wniwi
(tanaara, eare, 4iue, Ne. B whlUi 2 ears,
..UmRjift WRsft . PfiMg-No. i .hard, M
91 Nfi. 8 flurum. steuuiM tin. i
mm, wlHji, Oqrni he. a wiilte, Wei
Vfe standard, awe No, t
Mt, l,aaU dene rat Jtfaehet,
red, MdWQ Ka, I hard, IIHM9 Septem-
qoitK-No, TJM,tHtQi No, 3 white, m
f)ue7aitei
wnita,
wnite 41
liarlevi i
fo. 1, t)?6
We
Pe
1
eunibM, Uo itajy, li$to.
Iilrerpool Qraln 3tFbe(,
liTVEnPOQI. Beot. (L WirEAIWJnnt.
steadyi No. i Manitoba, 7s Wd No. V
7s flid No. I.- s SMd futures, firmi
RKAL EBXATK.
PAHM A RANCH LAND FOR BALIS
ailaaeliamcaBa.
7W ACHES, S80.CO3.
t miles from county seat of S,W) peo
ple. Itallroad connections, academies,
seminaries and first-class schools., Rail
road loading Htatloa one mils from farm.
Several fine springs, two deep wells, two
sets of Improvements, good houses, barns
and outbuildings; 230 gores of bottom land
In cultivation. Fine alluvial soli equal
lO'ths bottom lands of Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa or Missouri. About MO acre of see
ond bottom still in virgin timber, This
Is excellent farming land. The rent la
rolling and well timbered. All land not
In oultlvatton Is In pasture. This prop
erty U now Used by owners af stook
farm. Reasons for seltng, good. No
trades- considered. Reasonable terms
made to cash buyer. If Interested, writ
j, V. Waters & Company, Bonner Springs,
Kan.
IlKAli EHXATE LOANS
MONEY to loan on Omaha homes. No
delay. J. H. Mitheu Co., inc., 'JJi. City
National Bank Bldg. Douglas 1271.
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'lOCElTJi UEALi ESTATE CO
1C1S .OMAHA NAT1UNA-U DoUgllU
LOANS of H.UU0 and up desired on Ira
jroved real estate. tArge toans a specialty.
W. U. THOMAS.
ta fltate ilaax iiiog.
UAilQE loans our specialty. Btull Bros.
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Karnam tJmith U Co., liUO Farnam tic
new kiln dried. 6 9d: American mix wl. old.
kiln dried, 7s; American mixed, old. kiln
dried, via Galveston, ia lid; futures, easy;
September Da Plata. Ss ZHd; October
La l'lats, 6s Hd.
Chicago qhain and rnovisioNS
I'Vatnrea of the Trmllnir and Closing;
Prior on Ilonnl of Trnde.
CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Dleappolntlng ca
bles today caused wheat bulls to lose
courage. Feeling waa nervous at the fin
lh. with prices down HCfo to lo net.
Corn closed Ho to W1. off nnd oats at
Utto to HOio decline. The outcome for
provisions vailed from 10c tu 15c loss.
Holders of wheat showed a disposition
to take profits and go a little slow. For.
elgn advices, especially from Liverpool,
were noa nearly 6 strong as expected In
view of the sharp upturn yesterday on
this side. Russian offers were more lib
eral and there waa Increased selling pres
sure from Canada. Minneapolis and Du
luth sent word of generous arrival,- and
It was evident that the wenther In all
directions favored tho marketing of the
new crop.
Apparent absence of export call acted
as a drag on the wheat market. After
tho close, however, Baltimore announced
thirty loads taken for ocean shipment
which, If know nearller? doubtless would
have affected the course of prices here.
vorn ruiures weako ed with wneat. The
trade turned Its back on bullish views and
determined It was a profit-taking day.
Reports of huge shipments from Argen
tina received considerable attention, par
tlcularly a dispatch telling of 2S.O0O bu.
forwarded to New York.
Oats simply followed wheat and corn.
Commission houses, though, bought on
the dip a d a speculative leader gave De
cember support at the decline.
Provisions scored a fairly good advance
on hogs, but the larger packers were
active sellers on the bulge and caused an
Irregular reaction. Investment call for
deferred months was not up to the recent
total.
Quotations ranged aa follows!
Artlclel Open. High. Low. Close. ITes'y.
SSI
tic CITX LOANS, Uemls-Carlberg Co.,
u S10-U Biandels Theater Bldg.
HARlUbO.N AlORTON. K16 Cm. Nat.
noo to iio,uoo made promptly. F. D.
wead. Weaq Bldg.. Hu and arnanu
FIRST' MORTOAOE on Nebraska land
for sale. Address -265. care Bee.
uxbvoxx J5ouo.un)lllll .nku Bana.
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
, - ... A
KEAIi ESTATE WAJfTER.
HOU3E& and vacant lots to sell on easy
payment; have customers. Western Real
Estate Co. Phone D. M07.
WANTED A large ranch of from LuM
to 3.000 acres in central northern Ne
braska; gooa soil, plenty of bay. Don't
answer tms unless you have a bargain
tor cash. Address F 182, care Bee.
WheRtl
Sept W
uec.
May,
Corn.
Bept.
Dec.
May.
Oatsi
Sept
Pork,
Sept
jan.
Lard;
Hept
Jan,
Rlbsi
Oct,
Jan.
a
so 40
11 87H
11 '
11,32
11 40
10 S2tt
77
74
75
4S4
4CVt!
1843j
n so
I0 62H
U40
11 S3
U47H
10S2H1
7Vi
73
74HCV4
4SH1
40'
a 30
20 22
U 35
U 15
11 35
10 60
96
I
7H,
73
22 20
20 25
11 35
1120
11 35
10 C2Vil
11 35
10 75
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3 red.
WWCJlHc; No. 3 hard. 83304c; No. 2
northern, viuw. rio. 2 spring,
velvet chaff, ES92V4c; durum, gltp2a.
Rve: No. 2. 68WQ70c. Barley, 00U81C
Seeds: Timothy, .406.!6; clover, 9.00
11.00. Provisions: pork, iza.w; lara,
Ul.S5ril.37H: ribs, 10.S7i4lI.87H.
Corn: No. 2, 77H7SUc; No. 2 white,
7818i4c; No. 2 yellow, 7878Hcj No. 3,
n78Uc; no. 8 white. 78G78c: No. 3
yellow, 7878Hc Oats: No. 2, 4SUc; No.
2 white, 44ic; No. 3 white, 43H4(o;
standard, 113c
BUTTER Higher! creamery, 2430o.
EGGS Receipts, 7,319 caBes; unchanged.
POTATOES Higher: receipts, 85 cars;
Minnesota and Ohio, GOg&c; New Jersey,
93S5c.
POULTRY Alive higher; springs, 17c;
fowls, 15c.
Corn and Wheat Aearton Bulletin.
United States Department of Agricul
ture weather bureau for Omaha, tor the
twenty-four hours ending at S a. m. 76th
meridian time, Friday, September 5:
OMAHA DISTRICT STATIONS.
TemD. Rain-
High. Low. fall..
Ashland 102 71
Auburn 103 C9
Broken Bow.... S3 59
Columbus 99 M
Culbertson .... 63 61
Falrbnry, 101 70
Fairmont 99 67
Grand Island. ..101 69
Hartlngton ....104 TO
Hastings ...... 99. .69
Holdrego M 68
Lincoln . 101 75
North Platte... 96 62'
Oakdalo 66
Omaha ...... w.100 76
Tekamah 101 65
Valentine 93 66
Alto, Ia 99 70
Carroll, Ia 96 9
Claiinda. Ia....l05 65
Sioux City, Is, 93 71
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Sky,
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear'
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
I HAVE a customer for a large ranch
In northwestern Neoraska; will consider
C.0C0 acres or more. I Vant Information
Xrom the owner. Agents need not reply.
Address E VH, care Bee
WE bLvs a customer for a largo ranch;
will consider LOW to L&w acres of good
fanning land In one Dody In northern
Nebraska, something that might laier on
be divided Into smaller farms.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Ooiaha.
JJVK STOOK MARKET OF WEST
Ship live stock to Jioutn Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkage. Yvur co ign
mtnis receive prompt ana careful attention.
Itv atoclt Csiuiulssluu McrliMU
MARTIN BROS, ft CO, Exchange Bid
Minimum temperature, for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. , Raln-
Dlstrict Stations. High. Low. fall.
Columbus, O..... IS 80 62 .20
Louisville, Ky... 23 96 60 . .00
Indla'polls, Ind.. 14 88 64 .00
Chicago, III 24 84 62 .00
St. Louis, Mo... 19 100 68 .00
Des Moines, Ia. 22 96 C8 .00
Minneapolis 51 92 62 .30
Kan. City. Mo.. 26 102 TO .00
Omaha, Neb 17 100 68 .00
Temperatures continue unseasonably
high over the entire corn arid wheat
region, except in the lake region, where
they are more moderate. No appreciable
precipitation occurred, except showers at
one station In the Minneapolis and two
stations In the Columbus district
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster Weather Bureau.
Ne York General Market.
NEW YORK, Bept 5.-SUOAR-Raw
steady; muscovado. 3.26c; centrifugal,
8.76c; -molasses. 8.01c. Refined steaify.
BUTTER Firm: receipts, 8,451 tubs:
creamery extras, 80S30Hc; firsts,
2$Hc; state dairy, finest, 2SH39c; process
extras, 24J26Vio; firsts. 25f2i4o; imita
tion creamery, firsts, 4li2So; factory,
June firsts, 2424Mic; faotory. current
make firsts, 23M&24c; packing stock, June
make. No. L 23o.
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 1,334 boxes:
state whole milk, fresh, colored or white
specials. 15Vm5ttc; average fancy, liVic;
skims. ilV40UWc .
EGGS Steady; receipts, 15,752 cases;
fresh zathered extras. 28&90c: extra firsts.
26927c; firsts, 2425c; refrigerator, special
marks, tancy, .season .cnarges paia, ari
&26c; firsts, 24025a; nearby hennery,
whites, 2SG36c; gathered whites, 24$j44c;
western gathered whites, 23930c.
POULTRY Dressed firm; fresh killed
western chickens, 17023c; fowls, lSiJlSC;
turkeys, lKQOOc.
ICanxas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Sent 5. WHEAT
Cash: No. 2 hard. S83c; No. 3, 34Q88HO;
no. 3 rea, duqwc; KO. s, Mtftsvtc
CORN No. 2 white. 77t4o: No. t. 7SO
76Hc.
WHEAT September. 84V4o: December.
88Hf 88c; May. 93H93c
CORN September, 77o; December,
74c: May, 76Uo.
OATB-Ho. z w tnte. izw. no. z mixea
42a.
BUTTER Creamery. 30c: firsts. 23c:
seconds, 27c; packing. 21c.
Kuuij-Kirsis, Z2a; seconas, i&c.
POULTRY Hens. 13c: roosters. 9c:
ducks, 10c; springs, Uc.
Minneapolis a rain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 5. WHEAT
No. 1 hard, WT4c: No. 1 northern, BS0
90Kc: No. 2 northern. SOTtGUKo: No.
83HQ86KC; September, 87Hc; December,
89c: May. 8l6c.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
BRAN Unchanged.
CORN No. 3 yellow, 71M74c
OAT8-N0. 3 white. 41041MC.
RYE No. 2. 62V44c
FLAX n.451.4i
B A RLEY 8Q78c.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Bept 5. COFFEE The
coffee market was quiet today and fu
tures ruled steadier on moderate eupport,
due tu better cables. The close was
steady at a net advance of 69 points.
September, 1.78c: October, 8.83c; Decem
ber, 8.99o; January. 9.07c; March, 9.25c:
May, ,S6c; July, 9.49c; August 9.49c. Spot
coffee quiet; Bio No. 7, 9Uo; Santos No.
4, 1212Uc; mild, quiet; Cordova, UQriec
nomlnaL
Sioux Cltr litre Htuok Market,
&IOUX CITY. Sept 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts 300 head; market steady; native
steers, (5 EO&00; cows end heifers, tiOOtf
(.65; calves. rt.W&I.U).
HOas Recelpu, 4,500 head; market 30c
higher; heavy. 7W.60; mixed, l7.6Mf7.60;
light, 37.SGi38.00; bulk of sales, l7.WXB7.e6.
No sheep.
Key to the Situation-Bee Advertising.
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Tide Turns and Price Gain Gener
ally After Beoent Seoline.
NO GREAT AMOUNT OF BUYING
Factor In Bringing About 111" An
Nonneenient More than 00 Per
Cent of V. V.'a S. P. Hold
Inge Unbsorlbed,
, for short bills is Sv per cent; for three
mnmns- ouis, a?t per sent
SILVBR-Bar, steady at 27M6d per ox.
MONKY-agCH per cent.
itrjpoitT of ct.nAin.-o house
Transactions nf Associated Banks
tor the Week.
NEW, TORIC, Sept. BBradstreefs
bank clearings report for the week end
lnK BPtembor 4 shows an aggregate of
2.S3p,ST8.000. as against 12,722,978.000 last
week and 32.663,911,(100 In the correspond
Ing week last year
NEW IORK. Sept. S.-The tide turned
in the stock market today and prices
galneo nerally after a steady decline
In the earlier days of the week. It re
S , d no iRt amount of buying to
bring about the upturn.
The rise was regarded merely aa a
natural rebound from the previous de
cline. The uncertain outlook for the
money market and unfavorable crop re
ports were sufficient to restrain any bull
Ish enthusiasm.
A potent fatcor In bringing about the
!. 5" tna announcement that mora
Po'r 5?nt of Unlon Pacific's hold
LW J ,Southern Pacific had been sub
scribed for, Instead or about SO per cent,
whES! atJfLMt 5t'matcd by the under
Ih.rnw i7. """""an shares roso
rPly 1 tne announcement
tJZ0n? ,of ,maTy Important stocks ran
S?lflit0 a Po'n. although they were
?.rLth.e "ern?n. Copper shares wero
ItJ wnti1' advance In the metal to
Movements of currency In the last day
"JH we" af-nn the banks than
earner In tho week and forecasts of the
bank statement Indicated a smaller cash
2iS.t Hf?"ted by available figures. Call
money did not go above 8 per cent today
compared with yesterday's 4. Y'
lnB??'"VJrnl'.t.h parked variety
31.2ob.oba saies, par value.
United States bonds were unchanged on
. . B1m. tilth. Ln Cl".
AV.rlS. " TTH IIK 77H
: -.K.tMi.umi ......
American n. a....-
Amerlmn Cto , joo
nmcnofui jb pra ,, km
Amerlc-a a A r W)
Aoivnaia uoiion Oil
WO
S7U
NH
it
24U tt
3,100 USi
aoo 10m
100 10t
2. MO
1,700
7W
1,700 lH
304 U
4.70O V
2.100 :u
Am. If 8eurttles
Amcrleaa UiiMed
American Locomolr ...
Amttieta B. A It ,
Am. S. A It pfd...
Am. Bugw Rtfinlnc,...,
Amtrlcan T. ' T........
Acurlean ToUcoo
Aiucondt Mining Co.,.,
Atch!on ..:.....!
AUltlun pfd
Atlantic Coot Line
Biltlrao Onto
nthlhim 8tM
BroAklvn TtanM
Cinndlan Pulfle ....
jniri etthir
Oiepk Olilo..
Ctlcno O. V.,
ChlCMKO. M A fit. T.
Chlctgo & N. W
uoioraao r, a I......
CasKlldted Ou ....
Oorn Product!
Delaware A Hudaon...
Denver & Rio Grande
Denrer A It O. pfd..
Dlitlllera' ccurltlea ,
Erie
Brie lat ptd....
Erie 3d pfd.....
ucnerai ,iecirio ..... ...
Gnat Northern ptd 400 ltU 11J
Oreat Northern Ore ctfa.
Illinois Central TOO lClli 108
41H
17
S3H
NH
101H 10tH
109 loH
lOH
zia
MM
MM
120
9U MT
iis'i 1:0
.. 1.100 U14 7H
1:0 '4
tlu
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17H
100 tin
roo liiw
404 10H
SIS
190
10
1U
1,(00
ISH
Interboroush Met. ' ,
inier. Aiet. pra
International Harreitir.
Inter-Marine ptd .......
International Paper
International Pump ....
Kan aai City Southern...
Laclede Ote
Lehlth Valley ,
Loulirllle & Mehvllle.
II., Bt P. & 8. BU. H
Mtasourl, K. A T
MtMourl Pacltlo
National Bleoult .1
National Lead
N. R. It of M. 2d pfd.,
Ne York Central
N. T.. O. ft W
Mirfolk & Weatern......
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall ,
Penmrlranla
People's Ou
p., CO. Ht. u.y
111
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121
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PltUburth Coal ltVt
Preaaed Steel Car. 2,000 2H SSM 2(U
Pullman Palace Car 1.20 1(04 1( 14Vi
Rcllns 21.(00 1C0H 1K
n L.i V . I. I i
ni.HhiiA T. Mr a
Ilepublla I. & 8. ptd...
Rock Uland Co... ......
Rock Uland Co, ptd,..,
St. A 8. P. 2d ptd.
Seaboard Air Line
Beabo-rd A. U ptd.....
nlA.a.miftl1rf & T. .
Bouuiem l-acino
Southern Kau-ey
nn ItallvaT Bfd...
Tenneiaea Copper
100
200
100
,
100
1,(00
17
7K
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24H
17
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71
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Texa & Pacific... 4
Union Pacino W.000 1MH H lJOJt
union nciiis p,u....... w - "
lTnll1 Btatea Realty ..... (7
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VTnl.l Rl.lM Tl . 1 V
United Statei Rubber,. .. 100
United Watte Bteel ((,100
TT. H. Bteal nfd
JJUh Copper .(00
Va, -Carolina Cnemicai .. iw
Wabaah
Wabaah ttt
Weatern Maryland
Weitern Union
nr.iiuiuvu.a .vw...h .. - -
Wheellns ft llc Erie
ToUl aalea tor the day. 212,(00 aharee.
Jftj ' York General Market.
NEW YC-nK. Bept. 5.-MONEY-On call
firm at 300 per cent; ruling rate, 3 per
cents closirur. 2tJ2V4 per cent Time loans
firmer; sixty days, 4 per cent; ninety
days. 4V4 Pr cent; six months, B per
Cent. , ... n , t n
PIUMB MISIWAMTIe; i-At-jijv umi
per cent. . ,
4,82(0 for sixty-day bills, W-KW for de.
mand. Commercial bills., 4.S2V..
SLUVERBar, 66Ho; Mexican dollars,
46a .
BONDS Government, steaay; raiiroau,
firm. v.
Quotations on bonds today were as
follows:
77. 0. ret. la. res.,. SS K. C So. ref. Ka... H
do coupon ........ I L..B. alb. 4 lilt.. tlH
U. B. res 101 ft rr, unl. (a (1H
da coupon iwts-h. a- t. jii w ni
V. B. (a, re( IlOfe do gen. (a U
do coupon ....... ji"' -mo. rumo ...,. rr
Panama ia coupon.. S1V4 do conr, U UK
A.-C. lat ( ctf (OH'N. n.It. of M. (Ha M
Amer. A. ( M N. T. . C. t. 1M... H
A. T. ft T. or. O..100 'do dab. (a to
Am. Tobacco Ce....ll( "M, Y. N. II, tt
Armour Co. (He.. It r. IH 71
AtchUon sen. (.... MUN, 4: W. lat e. (a. 54
de cr. a 1K4 MM do ev. 4s 104V4
da cr. (..... 100 No. Paclfie 4a. 14 U
A. C. It let 4 Hfdo 3, i7
Dal. ft Ohio 4a tlU0. S. L. ttig. it.. )
do IVta MttPenn. cr. 1m if IB,. UK
Brook. Tr. er. 4a... tljl do con. 4,. HK
Cea. of OS. U 104HlUdlos gen. 4e. ... t4K
Cen. leather (a t'4S. I ft ar. P, tg ( 71
42tee. ft Ohio (.. Jt 4i , le
do eonv. ( 7HSt. I B. W, e, 4. TtU
Chlesto ft A. IHa. (4 S. A. L tdj. 74 U
C. D. ft Q- 1. ( "H80- P. ( Il5
do sen. (a tlVl do cr. 4a , 17
CUtSFfl (V4a..lOM- do m rtf. 4,..,.,, m
a It I, ft P. e. ( (IViBo. IUIIwar (a lo(
do rft. ( 7tU4 tn. (a ,. 7ja
C. ft sTr 4We. tl Union Paolflo (.' (7
D. ft II. er. 4a Wi do or. (a,... j
d. ft it a. ret. M7t .do at ft ret. (a.; i
Dlnlllera' e U U. 8. Rubber Ca..lM
do ro. 4e 74HV..C, Chem. (.... 11
da er. (a. eer. B. 70 Wab. lat ft n i. ieu
III. Can. lit ref, (a tl WeeUrn Md, (e,,. '7114
Inter. Met. (Via 7(VWet Elec. er. 6a. to3
Inter. M. M. (Hi.. (lU'WU. Central 4e ' MT4
japan (ija "Yi
Hoston Stock Market.
BOSTON. BeDt. 8, Closlnir nimtatt.
on mining stocks were.
Alloues KHMobark u
Amal. Coppr TTtfNeTada Cen (
a. . ... ...yi.ig mea .., aT4
Artiona Com. ...... 3 North Ilutte ....... hi!
B. ft C. a ft 8. M. 1 North Lake "it
Ci. ft Arisona MKOId Dominion u3
Cal. ft Hecla (1 Oaceola "' .
Centennial ll-iQulncjr ' ' ,,
Copper Rant C C JFHHoennon tu
East Bene C. M... Utfluperter rtn
FranVUa I . Superior ft B. U... TM
urmaur iwa. ..,.. tin iwuhki
Qraene Cananaa .... 144 U- 8. S. It, ft M.
INf naj.lf wu V.ti ...
Kerr Lake It. Utah Con. .
Lake Copper 7 Utah Copper Co
i Dane uoppcr.... nmona
.....
......
3114
17 VI
(7
V1
.. UK
1
Miami Copper 23 WolrerlOe ,,, 4j
Bio. onerea.
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA, Sept. 8. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were $3.0(4,741. SS, an In
crease of I2,1E0. over the clearings for
this day last year,
London Stock Market.
LONDON. Bept. 6. Closing quotations
on stocks follow:
Co oil, mouer... 717.lt Mo., K. ft T 22
de account 7(KSouthem Pacific. ,. lit
Canadian Pacific . 7M Union Paclfie 1(4
Deafer Rt O. 10V4
Tho rate of discount In the open market
CITIES
New York
unirago
Boston
Philadelphia
Ht. Louie ,
Pittsburgh
Ran Francisco,
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Los Angeles.,...,.,,
Cleveland ...........
.Detroit
New Orleans
OMAHA
Louisville
Milwaukee
Seattle
Portland, Ore
St Paul
Denver
Indianapolis
Salt Lake City
Columbus
Toledo
iDuluth ..
MVIIipi,.,,!,,,,,
Spokane
Taconm
Oakland
Peoria
anil uiurv ..........
Dayton
Sacramento ......
CPdar ltaplds
Waterloo
Oh.I..,4 VII
a'rilialiciu. ill......
ulncy, III
loomlngton. 111....
Ogden, Utah ,.,
Decatur, HI
Jacksonville, III....
WUiJitngton, D. C.
St. Joseph
Lincoln
Sioux City
Wichita
Topelta
Amount I Inc. I Deo.
111.(158,101,000 8.8
26,331,000 6.4 ,
110,(37,000 14.1
1.232,(J00 8.0
7S,7SS,C00 3.3
43.o37.000 ...... 3.0
48, 400,000 6.3 .1,...
30,065,000 8.7
20,1.13,000 13,0
,821.O.'0 7.S
18,B32,000 3.9
22,030,000 11.4
30,60( J7.0
16.4(1,000 .9
1S,32,000 1.0
11,305,000 8.0.,,.,.
13,8(0,000 32.3
11,150,000 4.3 ..,.,.
8,719,000 13.6
8,954,000 3.4
8.81.O00 15.6
6,I13$,000 6,7
4.6M.OO0 ...... 10.7
6.040,000 11.7 ......
5,919,000 43.9
3.E34.000 12.1
4,72(,C0i 4.7 ......
8.223,000 6.6
2,0:0,000 12,4
8,313,000 .7
3,4r5,000 2S.0
2,053,000 3,6 ,
2,753,000 13.3
1,896,000 33i9 1
1,351,000 0.4
1,375,000 13.1
1,113,000 2.3
. 765,000 6.4
789,000 33,1
689,000 15.4
474,000 4.1
330,000 ...... 7.3
6,340.tOO 16.6
6,310,090 83.5
l,848,OJO 11.6
8,039,000 5.6
3,121,000 , 2.1
l.(06.000 U.S
OMAHA ai3NnA aTARKET.
BUTTKn No. L 1-lb. cartons, Z9c; No.
I, CO-lb. tubs, 2SHc: No. 2. 26c.
FISH-Whlte, fresh, 14c; trout fresh,
lie; targe crappies. fresh, 13c; tip-nun
mackerel, 15c; shad roe, per pair, Oci
salmon, fresh. 10c; halibut fresh, lOo;
buffalo, 9c, bullheads. 12c; channel cat
fnsh. 16c: pike, 15c; pickerel, lie,
CHEEBKt Imported Bwlaa, o Amerl
can Swiss, 26o; block Swiss, 24c; twins,
17Virc; daisies, 18a; triplets, 18c: young
Americas, 19o; blue label brick, iSo; llm
berger, 2-lb.. ituo; New York, white, 19c.
POULTRY Broilers, no per lb.; hens.
16c; cocks, 12c: ducks, 184320c; geeee, 130 ;
turkeys, 20&S5c: ptgoons. per doc. 31.20;
roosters, 8c: ducks, full feathered, lOo.
geese, full feathered, 10c; squabs, No. L
$1.50; No. 2, 50c
BEEP CUTS-Wbs: No. L 17c; No. 2,
llVac; No. 3, 1214c. Loins: No. L I8H0;
No. 2, 16Hc; No. 3, 14c Chucks: No. L
Ho; No. 2, lOHc: No. 3, S4c Bounds:
No. 1, 14c; No. 2, 12io; No. 3, 12c. Plates:
No. 1. 7V4c; No. 2. 67io; No. 8, 6Ka
The following prlcea are furnished by
the Ollllnskv Fruit company!
FBUITS Washington -pricota,. per
crate, 1.50: Wickson. large green plums,
per crate, 3100: medium red plums, per
crate, 23,00; large blue plumbs, per crate,
1100. Pears: Bartletts, per box, 32.78; 8
box lots, 32.65. Peaches: Per box, 8Se;
California B Hardy pears, per box, $2.25;
Apples: Duchess or Transparent, per
bu.. 90u; 6-bu. lota, ssc; 10-bu. lots, soo.
Cantaloupes: Arlxona standard, per
crate, I4.25; Arhtona Pony, per crate, 32.75;
Arisona Jumbo, per crate, 12.7V. Oranges:
Extra fine Valencia. 126, 2SS stses, per
w. 86.00; Sunklst Valenclas. 150, JS.50;
176, 200, 216, 250 slaes, per box. If.OC a rape
fruit: Florida, Indian Rvei, 46V 64, 64
sixes, J10.00. Cranberries! Evaporated,
carton containing 86 packsges, per car
ton, 32.70. Qrapes: Calltttrnla. per crate,
$1.85. Lemons: Extra fancy Sunklat, 800s
and sees, per box, $0.50; extrk choice lied
Ball, 300s 'and 260s. per box, $5.00.
VEQETABLEH Potatoes, large Cob
bler, per bushel, BOc Onions, California.
IrTge yellow, per pound. 2Mc, Tomatoes,
homegrown, per market basket 50o; 6
crate lots. 45c. Watermelons, Alabama
sweet per pound, lftc: 5-rate lots, pei
pound. I4c.
MiaCELLANECUB Rousting ears, per
box.. 15c; Michigan celery, per dos., fee:
Mott's cider, per keg, .Lo; Nehawka
elder, per keg, 30.28: asparagus, per dos..
10c; rhubarb, per dox., 20c; onions, per
dos.. 20c; new beets, carrots, turnips, per
dox., 30c; parsley per dox., 40c; radishes,
per dot., 20o ; head lettuce, per dos., $1.0);
homegrown leaf lettuce, per dox,. 20o;
green peppers, per basket 50c; wax or
green beans, per basket, ILOO; hothouse
cucumbers, per dox., 40o to COo; cauli
flower, per lb., 10Q12HOI Venetian garlic,
per lb., 12Vic; new cabbage, per lb 8c;
eggplant, per dos., 8LC0; horseradish, 3
dox. bottles In case, per case, $1.90;
Dromodary brand dates, pkg $8.00;
Anchor brand dates, pkg KiS; walnuts.
No. 1 soft shell, per lb., S0c; medium
pecans, per lb., 13Ho; jumbo pecans, per
lb., 15c; giant pecans, Louisiana, paper
shell, per lb., 2So; filberts, per lb 18c;
Drake almonds per lb. l&o, paper shell,
Uc; Braxlls, per lb., lOo; large washed,
per lb., 12a; black walnuts, per lb $Ho;
raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb.. 7c; Jumbo pea
nuts, per lb., Sot roast peanuts, per lb.,
Sytc; suellbark hickory nuts, per lb.. 4o;
white. rice popcorn, per lb., 4o; checkers,
per 100-package case, 33.50; checkers, per
to-pkg. case, 3L75; Leslie berry boxes,
uuarts, per LOOP, 83.76.
Metal Market.
v.T.rir vnnv Unfr r. MWAT-Cl TA,1
14 , T jkv..-, m ,w.
quiet at 34. 10, bid; in London, 20 12s Cd.
Spelter quiet at 35.86$?6.85; in London, 21
10s. Copper firm; standard spot to No-
216.50Q16.76j lake, VilVQltOO: casting.
hmShM. Tin tony; spot, vt43.Wii33:
oepiemoer, 4.ntw-J wuiuwr, u.aA
42.87; November, 342.62B42.75. Antimony
dull; Cookson's, ta.(0iftO. Iron steady
and unchanged. London closed: Copper
firm; spot, ns. Us; futures, 73. Tin
firm: spot, 135; futures, 194. Iron, Clave-
uinu. war.niikB. vu ivnu,
ST. LOUIS, Bept. 8. METALft Lead
steady at 14.67 Spelter firm at 16.70
C5.75.
Cotton Market.
NEW TOHK, Sept. B.-COTTON-Spot,
quiet: middling uplands, 18c; middling
gulf, 18.25c,
Futures closed feverish; September,
12.43c; October, 12.55c: November, 12.65c;
December, 12.60o; January, 11.50c; Feb
ruary, 12.52o; March, 12.00c; May, 12,C0o;
June. 12.66c; July, 12.61c.
LIVERPOOL, Hept. 5. COTTON-Spot
In moderate demand and easier; Amer
ican middling fairy 7.95c! good middling,
7.67d; middling, 7.35d; low middling, 7.13d;
good ordinary, 6.63d; ordinary, 0.l0d; sales,
7,000 bales.
Cotton closed feverish at a net decline
of 30 to 42 points.
Dry Onoda Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5,-DRY GOOD fl
ection goods markets are very strong.
Jute has reached a level of 334 a ton, by
far the highest ever known. Cotton yarns
are up Ho to to per pound. Carpet wools
are In otrong demand. The demand for
silk piece goods and ribbons Is active.
St, Louis Live Slock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 6. CATTLE Re-
i -AA V. n .1 . .!. ..-..... Jt ...
choice steers, $7.208.00; stockers and feed.
ers, 83.Z5O7.50J cows and heifers, $4.7o
8.78; bulls, t5.766. 75: calves, Ji5.0OSll.25;
southern steers, 36.0007.76; cows and heif
ers, $(.2J.M.
HOOS Receipts, 8.500 head market 25c
higher; pigs and lights, $5.C0t).20; mlxol
and butchers, $8.95fj0.20; good heavy, $3.75
(.9.00.
8HEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 1,800
head; market steady; muttons, 33.25fiX.0O;
yearlings. 25.0OS6.O9i lambs, 35.5OS8.00;
western lambs, $7.40.
KniKK City 1.1 r stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Bept 8. CATTLD Re
celDta. 2.500 head: market steady to weak:
prime fed steers, $8.60779.00; dressed beef
steers, $7.5008,60; western , steers, 86.76
V.75; southern steers, t5.COQil.W; cows, $3,6)
P.50; heifers, $4.5098.73; stockers and feed
ers, 34.7&S7.75; bulls, 34.S506.3; calves, 15.00
CJ10.00.
Jiuuo ueceipis, J "a, ncnu; inarxei iuo
to ISo hlsrher: bulk. 33.1508.65: heavy. 38.15
68.33; packers and butchers, $8,254)8.75;
llgnt. w.wae.7v; pigs, vwoxrisn
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 700
head: market stead v: lam be. l4.7Mr7.60:
yearllnss, $4.7566.26; wethers, $1.1634.75;
ewes, $3X03 (.00.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt Liberal, with Prices
Weak to Ten Off,
HOGS GENERALLY TEN HIGHER
Fat Lambs Ten to Fifteen Hlher
anrl Mntton Steady to Ktronir -All
Kinds of Feeder Sheep
ftlo ' nnd About "tendy.
, SOUTH OMAHA. Sept 5, MIS. .
Receipts were: Cattle, lloies. Sheen.
Official xrnn.i... VIVX ell aovi
' . iu.j ....... ,9-v
umciai Tuesday 8,741
nrCilB) W.cdr,S,5,"
Official Thursday 3,877
Lstlmate Friday ....... 2,500
! 11 Ut
'ft tit
17 til
(4 Ml 240 7 M
Tl Ill M IN
27.. .....HI
11 IH
tl Ml
M M4
II 214
M UT
77 200 7 70
K.......M1 90 7 70
14 in ... 7 70
.. trtJ 1M 7 70
II 211 M 7 70
4 219 ... 7 70
II Ml 170 7 70
M 141 240 7 70
8.M0
7,904
6.003
8,600
27.b04
20.4(9
23,634
8.000
nve days this week 2S.749 ".619 115,S5.
Same days last week.,22,59S 80,972 83,202
Snino days 2 weeks ago 19,976 29,066 70,131
game days 3 weeks ago 16,3fi9 37,13 51.0A
Hame days 4 weeks ago 16,874 49,684 74.6S3
Snmo days last year,.,2l6 28.6S0 85.354
The foiloirlnar tall, hni tho receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with last year:
, IS13. Ill IIIO, i'r
j.nia ........ COJ,u,& i7S,14'S ...... o,ll
1.909.411 2,I.lfi2
Bhttp 1,496,60(1 l,4OS.306 88,301
Thft f ffll ii W I r, ,-l.l. m ,,., rf
price; for hogs at South OmahW for the
last few days, with comDarlsonst
Date. 1911 lU.imi.llo.lyQj.IWH.lW7
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
AL.
Aug,
Sept
tKpt
beiit.
Bept
Mept
a 1 VlV,1
m 7 7s
m 7 i
2SI I M
i 7 i:n
101
3 161
7 1
7 Vol
7 1W
a IM 7 II
7 Kt
7 ;)
7 64U
7 731
i 31
8 ill
8 33
8 M
V
I
8 32
H 27
8 34
7 13
7 151
7 U
7 IM
7 07
7 U
e
7 47
7 t
a u
8 4
tt 70
8 Hi
8 69
8 911
V W 7
V4, 7
8 7VI 7
8 851 7
U 92 7
7
9 02
62 1 0 31,
71 t 31
60 4 U
W 6 11
0 ID
6 65
6 (5
(3
tt 631
8 67
01
71
82
i
8i i
6 63
in
i'lt
6 71
6 68
6 71
867
5 60
5 61
6 76
ounilay.
Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union UtocK I'nrUs, South Omana,
Neb., for the twenty-tour hours enuitm
at 8 o clock p. in, yesterday:
ltCl I'TS-CAllLOADS.
Cattle.liogs.tthoep.Horses
C. M. & St P 1 4
Mo. Paclflo ,, 28
Union Paclflo 11 12 25 .,
U. A N, W east.. ..2 1..
(i ft. N. W.i west ..1 18 .. .,
U. bt l'. M. Ht O.. 9 ,
C. ll. & Q east.... 16
O. U. & g., west.. 30 10 4 1
C. It 1. ft P., cast.. .. 4 ..
Illinois Central .... 1 1 .. ,,
Totol Receipt .... 81 65 81 "i
DlbfOSITlON-MIfiAC.
Cattle, Hogs. Sheep.
Morris Co
Swift & Company
Cudahy Packing co
Armour & Co.
Schwartz & Co
j. w. Aiurpny ..........
Cudahy, IC C.
N. li. Vansant Co
D. Vansant & Lush
Hill & Son
J H. Bulla
McCreary & Kellogg...
3(6
299
(43
74
417
9
25
60
31
43
"Worthelmer & Degen.. 167
H. F. Hamilton,.
Mo. A Kans.-Calf Co...
Huffman
Roth
Meyers
Baker, Jones Ac Smith.,
Banner Bros
John Harvey
aureus
Other buyers .
43
37
1
1
7
2
104
18
27
183
6o;
723
(Ml
169
699
t
8(1
1,561
2,001
14,381
Totals 2,(26 SJS1 19,599
CATTLE Rocelpts of cattle wore fairly
liberal for .a i'Tluay and miuio up ulinoet
entirely of western rungeis. There were
only three or tour loaos of cornteds In
Uie yards and a good sliaro of the ran ye
cattle were on Uie rough ofder and not
especially desirable as beet. All classes
of buyers woto rather Indifferent and
must sales wero unywhero from a shade
to ik dime lower tuan yoJterduy. Com
pared with a week ago, clos.ng quota
tions for both native and range .est are
all of avflooo lowor, and the undertone to
the trade Is decidedly weak. Strictly
choice cornfede, as well as tho more .at
tractive of the western rangers, have
shown no great decline, as offerings of
this kind have been decidedly limited.
Less than a doxen loads of cows and
hoiters were Included in the ofiertngs
and the quality was not ut all attractive.
Trade opened out slow, With buyers bid
ding fully a dime lower than yesterday,
and as there was little outeldo support to
the trade tho bulk of the business was
dono at this decline. On the ordinary
run of cows and heifers closing prices
this week are fully a quarter lower than
last Vsal calves have been In active
demand and strong all week, and them
has ben a very good outlet and a prao
Ucally steady market right along for
bulls, .stags, etc
In stockers and feeders the market was
about as slow today as It over gets. Sup
plies have been accumulating In the
yards all week and yard traders were
more anxious to dispose of what they
had on hand than to further Increase
their holdings. The trend of values since
Monday has been steadily downward on
practically all grades and closing quota
tions for both heavy and light kinds are
all of 2&fJ35o lower than Monday. There
has been a fair Inquiry for stock and
feeding cows and helfors, but prices are
unevenly lower dm compared with a week
ago, and the volume of business on this
class of stock has been comparatively
limited.
Quotations on Cattle (lood to choice
beef steers, $8.4039.00; fair to good beef
leone, ea.wus.ov; common to ralr beef
steers, $7.00 8.00; god to choice range
peeves, $7.25177.76; fair to good range
beeves, 8.607.2S; common to fair range
beeves, 86.7606.60; good to choice heifers,
$3.5097.(0; good to choice cows, $6.(036.50:
fair to good grades. tt 00716.00; common
to fair grades, $3.2665.00; good to choice
stockers and feeders, $6.767.76: fair to
good stockers and feeders. $3.2Sya.75;
common to fair stockers and feeders, $5.76
(76.26; stock cows and heifers. $4.75176 73;
veal calves, $6.6009.75; bulls, stags, etc.,
U.75JT7.00.
Representative sales:
VUIVO,
JJa.
at, 7r.
.... 119 I IS
,. 117 I M
.,.,1010 4 u
.... IH 4 (0
....1000 S 00
...,1030 I IS
to. At. Pr.
J...... 1040 I IS
1... 1 I 40
2 1012 S 60
It MO 8 80
11 1021 I IS
T.... 10W I 11
HEIFERS.
610 t 7S I (14 jo
741 M. 1... 100 I 10
1 710 I 00 1...,, ,1200 I to
1 1070 S 10 4 12M u
1 14W S U I 00 t 0
1,,.,, 1410 6 IS 1 1100 I 70
1 1100 ,4WKa 1,40 ,w
0 ( 00 1 ,,,, 100 I so
!( I 7S 1 210 I 19
MS 7 26 1 110 S Ul
140 7 SO 1 ISO 9 78
ISO I 00
I. ..
II. ..
1....
2
....
1,...
STEERS AND HEIFERS.
....... m aa
OJ S 70
24..
II.
II S44 S 71
23 M as
2 170 ItS
1 760 S SO
2 SIS SM
2 eoo oo
12 ,. (4 I SO
4 4SS I 00
if ll? ao
NERRASICA.
22 feeders.. 873 6 75 19 feelers.. 1116 6 0
SOUTH DAKOTA!
(9 steers., .. 8(7 6 C6 steers.,.. 873 E 66
HOQB Supplies were light, even for a
Frtdnv, only about fifty-three cars, or
8,600 head being reported In. For the
week receipts foot up 29.M9 head, a short
age of 1,000 head over the corresponding
days last year.
Packers were (low In getting started
again this momlng, end when thry did
get out bids did not look to he any
better than steady with yesterday. As
other markets were all reporting sharp
advances sellers held out for a dime ad
vance, and as buyers refuted to enme to
terms there was nothing done during the
first hours. Shipping orders were the
heaviest in comoarlson to lh" li-elpts of
the week to dste, nnd as gocd llfhts wer6
scarce and competition ns l.cen. values
shot upward, tops reaching $8.40. Com'
parisons of prices In this division are vary
hard to make, an there has been little
Interest in the trade of late but tt Is
safe to suy that all sales made to ship
pers are fully 10c higher, and In most
caves more than that. Hulk sold at t7.Z4J
7715.
After trying for over an hour to hold
the market down, packer buyers flnallv
raised their hands, and when uctu.il trade
was commenced prices looked to be all of
loo higher than yesterday's average. The
bulk of the sales was made on this basis,
and the market closed slow, with prices
a shade to. In some places, 6c lower than
the early trade.
Roprcrcntntlve sales
No. At. Th. Pr No, At. Sh. Pr.
(6 ... 7 St (V, . . 2IS 120 7 79
. . 7M
0 7 SO
10 7 SO
10 7 IS
40 7 SS
10 7 IS
110 7
W 7 70
.211
.11
.271
.241
.2lt
,tS7
.27(
.
.M0
14.
IS.
...
SI...
44...
...
3:::
70...
.110 140 7 70
...214 ... 7 70
...24! KM 7 70
...217 SO 7 71
...111 ... 7 70
...117 ... 7 70
,..! 40 7 70
...til 200 7 70
...MO ... 7 71 .
10 7 70
.. 7 70
.. 7 70
.. 7 70
.. 7 70
40 7 'IH
10 7 71
.. 7 76
10 7 7S
111 400 7 7S
27 120 I 7S
IK 40 7 7S
Ml 120 t 71
SOS ... 7 71
Ill ... 7 7S
IIS ... 7 7S
101 40 7 '7H.
151 IN 7 77
... T SO
ISO 7 SO
... 7 10
... 7 SO
... 7 tO
90 7 M
II
68
ss!
it.
St.,.
ss...
77...
I.i.
I...
I,..
It 211
11 Ill
II. ......141
II 117
67 2M
71. ......110
SO. ......ITS IM 105
24 1SS ... S OS
71 117 ..r S 10
17 IM ... S (0
pioa.
22 llOl ... S 25 S3 t II .. 8 71
24 121 ... IH
SHEEP Though less sheep nnd lambs
wero on the market than last Friday, It
was a fairly large run, compared with
the corresponding day a year ago. The
estimate gave around 8,000 head as
yarded, being 4.2(5 hoad short of a week
ago, but 2,753 head more than on the
same day last year. With the exception
of a few loads of lambs and ewes, tho
quality of the offerings was nothing
extra. Fat lambs and ewes mode up
tho bulk of the supply, there being,
practically no yearlings and only a
sprinkling of wethers.
More activity was In evidence this
mornlnir. cureclnllv In the lamb division.
Tho packers apparently Were In need of
lamos, ana not omy nougnt up tne oest
grades early and at on improvement In
prices, but were good competitors for the
medium kinds. Tho general lamb mar
ket wan active with values 10tT16o higher.
A cut of the lambs that brought $7.50
yesterday, sold this morning at $7,00, with
practically tho same rort. ilulk of the
sales were made at 27.35477.00.
Another light supply of fat 8wes was
disposed of at prices steady to strong
row it any wetners wore onerea, ana
what were here met with slow sale on
a basis showing little If any difference
from the last day or two.
Trade In feeders was more or less qulot
n good part of the morning, and while
most of tho offerings sold in about tho
same notches ns of late, there seemed to
be a weak undertone. Strictly feeding
lambs are quotable from $1000685, weight
and quality determining the price. Mon
day's supply was light and the demand
was not nearly as broad as during the
first days of the week.
Trade for the week has been eharao
lied by liberal receipts and a price do-
Cllne on fat Stuff (in mnt Hv Tho
llttlo Improvement on lambs on Thurs
day and Friday makes up for a good
part pf the decline earllor In the week,
and nn n result fat lambs are now Chang-
iiB imnas oniy rdoui 10ST16O lower than
last week's closing prices. The slump In
mutton took Dlace mulnlv on Mnmtitv.
and since then prices have kept pretty
..V t, , . "l"auy dbsis. as cotnporea
with Friday of last week, the general run
lmuJLttm offerings are at least W4tto
off. Fat wethers and yearlings wer
scarce. While nil kinds of feedora show
an easier tendeney at the end of the
weok, they are i still In a position steady
to strong, with the clos of last week.
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs.
5002 '2, rSic?k 7tMf7.70i lambs, fair to
good, n.0W7.60; lambs, oulls, $5.00fl.00:
lambs, feeders. $6.00317.00; .yearlings, good
to choice. 35.50.75; yearlings, light to
5od. 3B.253f5.60; yearlings, feeders. $4.75
yJ.Wi wethers, good to choice, $4.S6a
4.50: wethers, fair to good, $4.284.85;
wethers, feeders. II.0OJJ4.25; owes, good
i? clS'S?' IS'WW.88 ewes, fair to good,
$3.804H.O0; ewes, feeders, $3.2503,60; cull
sheep, 32.00i73.oo.
No. AV.
560 Idaho feeder ewes 98
265 Idaho ewes and wethers.,, 121
3(3 Utah feeder lambs 60
662 Idaho feeder lambs,. 64
in inaiio feeder lambs
700 Idaho feeder lambs
361 Idaho feeder lambs
183 Idaho feeder lambs
2(5 Utah lamb
458 Utah lambs
IOCS Idaho lambs
815 Utah Iambs
306 cull feeder lambs
867 Idaho feeder lambs.,,.,....,
355 Utah feeder lambs
123 Idaho lambs
31 Idaho lambs
74 Idaho lambs
104 Idaho yearling ewes.,, 81
78 Idaho fat ewes 117
2(4 Wyoming feeder ewes 89
83 Wyoming ewes .'
47 Wyoming cull ewes
264 Wyoming feeder lambs.....'
290 Wyoming feeder Iambs.....
1031 Nebraska lambs ,.
700 Wyoming feeder lambs,....
168 Wyoming feeder lambs
109 Wyoming cull feeder lambs
378 Nebraska ewes
167 Nebraska lambs
164-Nebraska feeder ewes
100 Nebraska feeder ewes
64
64
64
44
69
62
61
65
89
58
67
80
68
93
98
81
31
87
65
47
65
47
88
41
79
84
4 00
6 65
0 65
6 60
6 60
60
660
7 16
715
7 00
7 15
600
060
6 60
7 00
7 00
600
450
4 (K
2 28
4 CO
2 75
6 10
e 10
7 60
10
665
6 60
4 16
6 20
3 85
8 65
CHICAGO HVB STOCK MAIUCKT
Cattle Slow ami Wealc, While Hors
Are Active.
2,000 head; market slow and weak; beeves,
ViPVYJV.IUi . U v.ww.n, T . l '
em steors, $6.0007.90; stockers and feeder;,
i3.WWI.Wi COW" anu iicilcio , fo.ivj.w,
calves. $8,75011.75. . .
HOOS Receipts, 15.000 head; market ao
tlvo at IOC to oa aavance; out oi aiuo,
$7.9QtJ8.65; light, $8.6009.20; mixed, $7.64
v,iv; nenvy. i,uvvwi iwunu, fiwvi,ivi
pigs. $4.0OS.50. ,
oririiii sit. u vuu.j .wvww,
head; market steady to strong; natives,
e4.Duum.iu, Tvceiema, r.tr.w,
f5.C06.T5; native lambs, 16.6007,65; west
ern lambs, $0.0007.80.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fralts
TJT-.V vnrtK. Hunt E EVAPORATED
APPLKS-Flrm. , M . .
DRIED iruuiTtJ unes, sieaoy. Jpn
MtH. nulaL Peaches, auiet. Raisins.
firm.
Missouri Man Mixed
Up in Strange Deal
Because Benjamin Creel, formerly of
Milan, Mo., mortgaged some of his house
hold goods In his hotel without telling his
wife, ho has had considerable difficulty
keeping out of the clutches of the law.
Two sheriffs and the Omaha police were
contending for tho privilege of holding
him In custody yesterday, but a settle
ment is now probable.
After Creel left Milan his wife Inno
cently sold the hotel and all Its contents,
Including the mortgaged goods. Creel
later gave a note for tho value of the
goods.
After coming to Omaha Creel waa ar
rested and locked up in tho city Jail,
Just before a habeas oorpus hearing yes
terday a Missouri sheriff Appeared who
wanted to take htm back to Missouri.
He was given into the temporary cue-
tody of Sheriff McShane, however, and
the lawyers bualed themselves In arrange
ments for a settlement
Girl Who Shot Lover
Is Raving Maniac
The strain of being constantly haunted
by the image of the faco of her dying
lover, whom she shot and killed, has
proven too great for Theresa Russell,
the young negro girl who killed Earl
Edward Stono a week or more ago at
Council Bluffs and she last night sud
denly became insane. Since the coroner's
Jury held that she shot In self-defense
and other Investigations practically
cleared her she was released on her own
recognizance.
She has been occupying the room where
tho killing occurred. She asserted that
whenever she closed her yes she could
hear again the sound of the shots and
see her lover stagger from tho bed and
fall dying on tho floor of the adjoining
room.
Her mind gnve way under the strain
and she was taken to St Bernard's
hospital last night In the police patrol
wagon a raving maniac.
Insurance Company
Avoids Obligation '
With a Clever Ruse
That the stnto insurance board per-,
mltted the Royal Indemnity company,
recently, to withdraw several thousand
an accident Insurance firm which failed
dollars worth of securities from its cus
tody because tho Jloyal company secured
a contract of reinsurance from a bonding
company, which, when it camo under
close scrutiny was found to glvo no pro
tection to policyholders. Is a circum
stance, which, attorneys assert, Is ro
vealed In a spit pending In county court
John E. Carman, a policyholder In the
defunct company, is suing tho Lyon
Bonding company frpm whlcn the con
tract of reinsurance was secured for $100
allegod due as the result of an accident
sustained by him. When the contract
of reinsurance, which. It is nsserted, wan
approved by tho Insurance board prior
to its allowing the Royal company to
withdraw Its securities deposited in ac
cordance with Nebraska' new insurance
law, wns brought Into court It was
found to contain a .claueo which in effect
said this:
"The Lyon Bonding company shall bo
llablo for any claims which tho Royal
Indemnity company may become llablo
for and pay."
It was contended by attorneys for thi
bonding company that tho Lyon company
was not liable for any claim ot a policy
holder which tho Royal company had not
paid and though Judge Crawford has
taken tho case under advisement at
torneys ear there is no doubt but this
Interpretation of the contract will b upi
held by tho courts.
September a Bad ! '
Month, According
to Brother Hickd
With the government's cky-pltol
vainly sweeping the heavens for a, fleck,
on their cloudless canopy to indicate)
rain and cooler. Brother Irl Hicks, or
his almanac, sees all kinds of things be
side tho ceaseless torment of torrid
weather.
For Instance, according to Hloka, tho
weather not only is to bo much cooler,
but earthquakes, tornadoes, frosts and
selsmlo disturbances am on tho way. In
fact, should havo been here before thin
to make good on the prognostication.
This stato of affair waa to burst In upon
us with the first day of September and.
so far aa reported, Is a long way off.
Bometlmes the lunar prophets seem tdl
"put ono over on" the government's air
current boys, who never deal In Ions dls
tanco shots. But this time, up to date,
the official tube testers have all the bet
ter ot It They have played tho game
safe, staid close to shore and for tho
most part simply passed out the dally
tip or "fair and warmer," (A weathor
man never heard of the word "hot" or
"hotter.") And Uie country continues to
elzxlo, hoping that on of two things may
soon happen, either tho weather man
will miss his guess or get a line on a
now combination.
Plan to Pass Tariff
Measure This Week;
Sop to Insurgents
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Domoeratlo
leaders of the senate will begin a supremo
effort tomorrow to complete the tariff
bill and pass It before adjournment Sat
urday nlffht As a port ot the program
the senate adjourned tonight untlll 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon: and the
final session of the democratlo tariff
caucus will bo held tomorrow morning.
A compromise on the Income tax rate,
representing n further conoesslon to the
"Insurgent" advocates of an increase on
largo Incomes, has been drafted by Sen
ators Williams and Simmons,, and It is
believed it will be adopted without much
opposition at tomorrow morning's cau
cus. It proposes to increase the "addi
tional tax" rate on incomes ot $75,000 to
3100,000 from 2 to S per cent and on those
ranging from (100,000 to $500,000 from a tQ
4 per cent
VAUDEVILLE PLAYER TAKES
BRIDE ON KRUQ STAGE
With tho house "spot" larlnr fiercely
down upon them, "Billlo" Mullen, chris
tened Lillian, a Pantages vaudeville clr-t
cult player, and William Elliot, of the
black-face team, Grimm & Elliott, nawi
appearing at Uie Kmg, were married
shortly before midnight yesterday, on the
Krug stage, while a score or more mem
bers of the theatrical profession looked
on. Rev. Milton B. Williams ot the First
Methodist Episcopal church, read the
lines.
Immediate after, the entire company,
as guests of Manager Charles Franke, re
paired to a cafe where properly conH
ducted cabaret apeclalUes are permitted
for the wedding feast
Today Mrs. Elliott, who come here
from Denver, will add her talent to the
bill. Elliott met Miss Mullen three years
ago when he was playing with Lew Dock
stader. Miss Mullen, daughter of a
prominent Los Angeles business man,
waa then "breaking into" the profession,
and was Immediately token under his
protecting wing.
GIFF0RD LANDS BIG
"MUSKIEJN MINNESOTA
Ward C. Q If ford, formerly assistant
commissioner ot the Commercial club,
stopped over In Omaha last night en
route to his home at Kansas City. Clif
ford has beer UP In Minnesota at Lako
Mantrap, which is about 200 miles north
west of Minneapolis and one of Uie best
flshlnc holes in the state. In muffled
tones he tells modestly of a "muskle"
that he landed which weighed twenty
two pounds, avoirdupois. By a curious
Irony ot fate the big fellow had been
awaiting Ward C. and when he stuck,
fast to the bait that was tendered him
he resigned from his frigid elements
without fear, hesltaUon or compunction.
The trophy Js now belns prepared by a
taxidermist
DAVID CITY CITIZENS RESIST
CHANGE IN P0ST0FFICESITE
WASHINGTON, Sept 6. (Special Tele
gram.) Cltlsens of David City are re
sisting the proposed change In location
ot their poitoffice. A petition ot EOO
names from tbero was filed today by
Senator Hitchcock with the postmaster
general. The order tor the change has
been temporarily suspended to give thoso
opposed to It an opMrtunlty to make a
showing.
