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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1913)
I'KRSO.VAIi. THE SALVATION AKMY solicits cut. off clothing; In fact, anything you do not need. We collect, repair and sell At IH N. Uth St., for con of collection, to th worthy poor. Tel. Douglas 4124 ami wagon will call. Marguerite Halloran, massage. D. 77tt MAGNETIC treatment. E. Brott, 1S29 Vinton. D. WM. YOUNG women coming to Omaha at strangers are Invited to visit the Young Women'! Christian association building at 17th and St Mary's Ave., where they will be directed to suitable boarding places or otherwise assisted. Look for our travelers' aid at the Union Btatlon. NfARSAtTR Swedlau movement 111 lU-.OOAVJIU Dee BldB. DoubU 377 Massage, 1st 11. r.6, 1723 Dodge. Mrs. Steele. 123 SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the L. H. Journal, 11.50; the S. E. Post. $1.60; the Country Gentleman, 11.50. by Sept. SO, earns that $3,000 for the Invalids' Pension Ass'n. Your renewal contributes EOc Phone Douglas 7163, Omaha. GORDON, THE MAGAZINE MAN. ' BALE OR EXCHANGE It. E. WILL trade flue Irrigated land lit northern Colorado for good hardware stock. Address Box 115, Windsor, Cola BEND for our large exchange book. Bhopen & Co., Dept. U., Omaha. Neb. WANTED To exchange my 320-acre Improved farm In the Rosebud for stock of merchandise well located tor business. Btock must not exceed 110,000. Will J. Meyers, Winner. 8. D. FOR EXCHANGE 400 acres, a good farm In southeastern Kansas, 3 miles from good town, price $24,000. Incum brance $7,000. Equity $17,000. Wants gen. eral mdse. or hardware Would consider clear rental property, or Iowa, north Missouri or eastern Nebraska land. Ad dress Tho Allen County Investment Co., lola. Kan. FOR SALE or trade, the best Improved 00 aero stock ranch In north central Ne braska, about 2(0 miles west of Omaha, best reasons for selling. A small payment down and a mortgage back cn the ilace for the balance will take It. answer at once If Interested. Address S. 122, Bee. REAL ESTATE. A11STIIACT OF TITLE. REED Abstract Co.. oldest abstract of fice in Nebraska. 206 Brandols Theater. ACREAGI5 FOIt BALK. 7 ROOMBAKGAIN Two-story square house, with 4 rooms downstairs, 3 bedrooms and bathroom (no fixtures) upstairs; gas, well and cistern; east front 50-ft. lot, with flno shade and fruit trees; 2 blocks to 24th St oar. Price $2,500; $200 caBh, balance easy terms. BEMIS-CARLBERG CO. 310-312 Brandels Theater Btdg. COUNTRY HOME IN CITY. You have been looking for this chance: A good 6-room house and one solid acre of land, fronting on three streets, nearly all In fruit six years old; only one block from school and six blocks from the car on the corner of 36th and Nebraska Ave. It Is a dandy nice homo and a sure money maker. Price, 32,900, and on easy terms. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Douglas 1781. Ware Block. 24 ACRES, CLOSE IN. Only 25 minutes' ride from Omaha postofflce we have a swell country home, just the thing for a poultry farm. There are good buildings on the place and It lies right on the paved road. The price Is 33,500. Only 31,000 cash; balance an nually. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Ware Block. D. 1781. 20-Acre Farm Four miles of Council Bluffs, 4-room house, cood baxn. 4 acres fruit. 2 acres timber, balance In cultivation. This is a nice little place, the land Is good. It is closo In and excellent road to city. Priced at 34,200; $1,000 cash, balance long tlmo at 6 per cent. M'GEE REAL ESTATE CO., 105 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. city property ron sales NEW BUNGALOW of E large rooms, oak finish throughout; gas and electric fixtures; polished floor; large garage; 14x15 cement floor and electric lighted; full cellar and good make furnace; wail highly decorated; 4412 N. 21st; east front, south of Ames one block; for terms see me. Thos. W. Hosen, 207 McCague bldg. Douglas 1300. $1,000 NICE cottage, well located; 3100 down, 110 per month. Intermountain Eealty Co. 338 Bee Bldg. Doug. 4028. 2725 CHARLES ST. 6-room house, $1,800, 3200 cash. Here Is a chance to secure a good home at very easy terms. McCAQUE INV.CO.. 1506 Dodge St. MONEY FOR YOU In my beautiful new, 6-room bungalow. Sleeping porch, well located; large lot. Price was 35,000, cut to 33,860. House cost 14,500. Webster 4193. 2866 Blnney St. INVESTMENT. 14.800. Completely furnished 3-apartment house, always rented for 357.C0 per month. Only block from Harney car. A very un usual opportunity and worth Investigat ing. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Ware Block. D. 1781. TO settle an estate, double flat and 2Vi story houso. 321-23-25 S. 20th St; first class condition: reasonable. Phone H. SO. SNAP Five-room house, strictly mod ern except heat: lot 42x130 feet. Tele phono Webster 1860. FULL lot. nlne-rcom nouse, near high school, 36.000. O. P. Stebblns, 1610 Chi-ct-go St. FOR SALE CHEAP Two good houses In best location In South Omaha, ar ranged for four families; owner expect ing to leave city. Inquire 817 N. 25th St. Tel. South 3600. ' TO BUY, SELL OR RENT. FIRBT HER JOHN W. ROBB1NS. 102 FARNAM T. 635 SOUTH 27TH 8T.-Nlca home, also fine for renting; new, well-built, square two-story house, all modern. Sold all other property and wish to leave. Look R over and make offer. REAL ESTATE. FARM &. RANCH LANDS FOIt SALR Iowa. 40-Acre Farm 8(x miles from Council Bluffs. A good all-around little farm where you don't have to depend on any one crop. You can raise corn and hogs, keen a few cowa chickens and bees. There Is some alfalfa on tne place, aDout 3 acres bearing or chard and 1-acre vineyard: s-room house, barn; 2 good cellars; a little timber; good level road to city. You can make a good living and lay by something every year on this place if you handle It right, and it is worm me price ot eo.wu. M'QEE REAL ESTATE CO.. 106 Pearl St, Council Bluffs. Nebraska. BARGAIN 160-acre wtll improved rarm, vsu acre, uougias county. See It. j. a. uiuuoiia, r.iuiiirn, neo. Nerr lurk. Thirty acres rich, level, loam; nearly new S-room house, good barn. High school halt mile. Only $2,800; $600 down. Geneva Farm Co., Geneva. N. Y. Montana, MONTANA IRRfGATED LANDS. Use your Caray right and secure a IGO-acrs farm In famous Valler country, where wheat yields 60, oats 100, barley 63, flax 20 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 1036, Valler, Montana GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET Cash Market Brings Corn Up to the f Tont with Traders. PRICES Q0 UP STILL HIGHER Continued Drouth nnd Extreme Unit Jeopardise the Harvest Outlook anil llrlnsr Futures to a New Level. OMAHA. Sept. 8, 1913. -l he corn mnrkat waa ah an., th. laariint- graln market during the last week. Im pelled by a strong cash situation and the Eircnsm or, September futures prices moved up to a new high point on the Crop. Drv Wenthfr i-pnnrallv nrcvnllnl pver the entire country and the extreme .. 1 ,wca'"er wnicn accompanied jeopar dised tho crop In districts heretofore Im mune, -rue dry up or pastures mid the poor outlook for fall soli conditions ex erted a restraining tendency to a free corn movement which was expected early this month. While receipts are larger they do not total as much as the trade figured on. Tim rnsh rinmanil In .till far In the lead of futures as to the outlook, rosi in tne next few weeks could ma terially reduce the yield in the states where a comfortable surplus now seems assured, and taking the situation, as a whole It seems almost a certainty that still higher prices are In prospect tor the near future. The government crop re port, which will be made publlo tomor row, Is expected to be a bullish report Cash corn was $jc higher. At . one time during the week wheat took first place in tho attention of trad ors. During the rest of the time the ac tivity in corn easily superseded wneat. Nevertheless the market tt-ot out of the rut which It had so long occupied and prices followed the steady uplift In corn, and when the week enaea nquiaauon came in the latter and wheat declined also. There has been steadily growing sentiment In favor of the long side, and the much heralded spring wheat move ment did not deter the trade from buy ing once the market gavo evidence of advancing. There Is a steady cash trade and some export business, but nothing of an extraordinary character. The weather In the northwest was unfavorable for gathering the crop, but conditions at present are Ideal. Cosh wheat was un changed. . . , While the large stock of oats has acted as somewhat of a, check on the advance, prices have risen to about former levels. Cash oats were o higher. Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal to 600,000 bui corn, 25,000 bu; oats, nono. Liverpool closed with wheat lower; corn, id lower. Pilmary wheat receipts were 1.521,(00 bU., and shipments of 1,287,000 bu., against receipts of 3,103,ouo bu. and shipments of 1.130,000 bu. last year. . ... Primary corn receipts were 1.242,000 bu. and shipments of 468,000 bu., against re oepts of 763,000 bu. and shipments of 734,000 bu, last year. , , Primary oats receipts wero 1,496,000 bu. and shipments of 710,000 bu., against receipts of 1, 453,000 bu. and shipments of 795,000 bu. last year. CARLOT RKCKIiTU. Wheat. Corn, Oats. Chicago Minneapolis . Duluth Omaha Kansas City St. Louis .... 119 403 1S9 .. 413 . .1,216 .. 69 ' .. 103 .. 158 .. 237 102 1S8 91 72 C8 162 Winnipeg Thi following cash soles were reported today: Wheat No. 2 hard winter: 2 cars, 33V4c; 2 cars, 83c No. 3 hord winter: 1 car, S4o; 5 cars, S3c; 3 cars, S2o; 1 car, Bijio; 1 car, 82c. No. 4 spring: 2 cars, 82c. No. 3 durum mixed: 1 car, 8214c. No. 3 mixed: 1 car. $3c; 1 car, S2c No grade: 1 car, spring, 76c. Corn No. 3 white: 1 car, 74c; 3 cars, 73fcc. No. 2 yellow: 6 cars, 73Jc No. 3 yellow: 14 cars, 73c: 5 cars, 73c No. 4 yellow: 4 cars, 73c; 3 cars, 73c. No. 2 mixed! 2 cars: 7SV4o. No. 3 mixed: 6 cars, 73c; 5 cars, 73e. No. 4 mixed: 2 cars, 730. No grade: 1 car. 7214c Oats-No. 2 white: 1 car. 4134c Standard: 1 oar, 41C, 1 car. 41c. No. 3 white: 30 cars, iittA ti mra. 41c No. 4 white: 8 oars, 4lc; 6 cars, 40c. no gratia. v, jno. i: z cars. tine. nmahn Hnah Prices w neat: Cl o. hard. 8284c: No. 1 hard, 82S4es No. 4 4 spring, 81tf2c: No. 2 durum, 82S3: No. 3 durum, KWUBftC. torn: no. -whit,' 7474tfo; No. 3 white, 7374c; No. 4 white. 7Sffl73We: No. 2 yellow. 73ic; No. 3 yellow, 73V473c; No. 4 'yellow, 73 TSW, NO. Z, 73!4fT3HC: NO. 5, IMfliVlCi No. 4, 72!47Se: no grade, e9STO4e. Oats; No. i white, 41KC standard, 41U41Hc; No. 3 white, 416-41KC! No. 4 white, i09 REAIi ESTATE. FARM A RANCH LANDS FOR BALD Texas. JUV .from the owner, 6,000 acres ranch and larm. situated eight miles xrom tne gulf and seven mllos from the railroad. Sixty mllca N.-E. of Brownsville. Plenty of rainfall for growing crops, good ar tesian flowing, well water. Good climate winter and sumranr. A fine tract to colonise. Will seU In a body or in 1.000 acre blocks. If Interested write quick for terms to Box 119. Raymondvllle. Tox. I HAVE nothing to trade, but have a 15,332-acr tract which must go In a body at $18.60 an acre. Also, St, Joseph's Island, near Rock port, Tex., 32,000 acres, which must bo sold in a body at $10 an acre; only twenty days to sell it In at that price, W. H. Graham, CUero, Tex, Miscellaneous. 740 ACRES. ' 130.000. 5 miles from county seat of 8,000 peo ple. Railroad connections, academies, seminaries and first-class schools. Rail road loading station one mile from farm. Several flno springs, two deep wells, two sets of Improvements, good, houses, barns and outbuildings; 230 acres of bottom land In cultivation. Fine alluvial soli equal to the bottom lands of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa or Missouri. About 300 acres of sec ond bottom still In virgin timber. This is excellent farming land. The rest Is rolling and well timbered. All land not in cultivation is In pasture. This prop erty is now used by owners as stock farm. Reasons for sellng, good. No trades considered. Reasonable terms mads to cash buver. If Interested, wrlta J. D. Waters & Company, Bonner Springs. Kan. IlBAIi EBTATE IA)ANB MONEY to loan on Omaha homes. No delay, J, 1L Mlthen Co., inc. 'Jii City National Bank Bldg. Douglas 1273. OMAHA homos. East Nebraska farina. CKEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.. 1016 OMAHA NATIONAL Douglas 2711. LOANS of $1,000 and ud desired on lm. proved real estate. Large loans a specialty . YV. XI. illUMJLO, 228 State Bank Bldg. LARGE loans our sisclalty. Stull Broa WANTED City loans and warrants. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1220 Farnam Su lia' CITY LOANS, Bemls-Carlberg Co.. u 310-11 Biandsla Theater Bldg HARRISON & MORTON, 916 Om. Nat. $100 to $10,000 made promptly. F. D. Wead. Wead Bldg., ISth and Farnam. GA1WIN BROS..," WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co. REAIj KSTATE WANTED. WANTED A large ranch of from J.0CW to 3,000 acres In central northern Ne braska; good soli, plenty of hay. Don't answer this unless you have a bargain for cash. Address n va, care uee. I HAVE a customer for a large ranch in northwestern Nebraska; will consider 6,000 acres or more, i want imormation from the owner. Agents need not reply. Address E 13, care Bee. WK have a customer for a large ranch will consider 1,000 to 1,500 acres of good farming lund In one body In northern Nebraska, something that might later on be divided into smauer larrna. PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY, Omaha. LIVE STOCK MARKET OP WEST Hhln live stock to South Omaha. Sava mileage and shrlnkuge. Your consign ments receive prompt and careful at ten tlon. Live Stock Commission Merchants, MARTIN BROS. & CO.. Exchange Bids ISa BarleV : Maltlnr. f4tfff7r: 'n. 1 faed. 60yc. live: No. I. 6Tfb"7Ue: No. S tU etfc. CHICAGO OltAIN AN1 PROVISIONS Fen u res of the Trading and Closing; Prices on Ilnard of Trade. CHICAGO, Sept. 8. Corn today rose to a new high price record 'or the season In the December option and narrowly missed a new high level In the other fu'ares. In adequacy of relief from droutl and heat was target) responsible. The close though easy showed an advance of o to lHSlWo net. Other leading cereals mado gains wheat 0o to He and oats Ho to He. In provisions the outcome varied from 5o decline to 17Hc advance. It has been dry over most of the corn belt In the last two days and there was an official forecast Indicating a prac tical continuance of the same conditions. Only scattered showers were looked for, and that only In nart of the area. Knru. lutlvo offerings, which had been liberal at the outset, dried up quickly when It was noticed that buying orders from the country were absorbing all that tho nit could supply. Toward the end of the day corn bulls wero held In check by uncertainty re garding tho contents of the government crop report, due after tho close tomor row. On the other hand the market was sustained by the Missouri state crop re port, which told of the condition of the plant falling off 29 per cent since tho corresponding time a month ago. ivneai received most help today from the strength of corn, but the dry weather aroused some fear of decreased acreage and late seeding. Primary ar rivals were not half as large as a year ago. The lessening was due entirely to mo wunnoiuing or winter wneat soutn west, where the shortage, of corn Is most sovcre. Lower cables was the cause of a nine weakness cany and there was a drag later owing to the slowness of milling and shipping demand. Oats followed corn upward, notwith standing that the vlslblo supply oxhlblted a huge gain. Best prices, however, were not maintained. Provisions trade consisted ehleflv of transactions In lard. Packers supported nearby deliveries and sold the deferred months. quotations ranged us follows: Artlclel Open.l Hlgh.l Low. Closc.l Safy. Wheat Scot. ,fiW 89H R8K0H1 SSK$SHf Dec. May. 92U 97& ii vifii sun MHI 96H1968H 75! 7T 7tt 72H 73fti mt(K. 78 76V 744JH corn: T7ii' Sept. 75T4-6V4' Dec. 74& May. !73?i-4: oats: Sept. 42W "till 20 20 uec. May, Pork: Jan. 454H 461, 49 20 40 45M(ftW 4SKW? 20 32H tO 30 30 42H 20 37 May. 3 0 20 47tti 20 42 20 45 20 37 Lard: I Jan.. 11 22W 11 S7H' 11 25 11 40 11 17H U 32H i 11 171 11 40 11 32 11 35 May. Ribs: Jan.. May. 10 70 10 72 10 67 10 70 10 72 11 30 10 85 1 10 80 10 82U3 10 87H1 10 80 Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red, 944o; No. 3 red, 93Q3o; No. 2 hard, 84eWoi No. 3 hard, 890o; No. Z northern, 9294c; No. 3 northern, 90 92c; No. 2 spring, 930930! No. 3 spring. 8SS91c; velvet chaff, tSS92c: durum, 08 Q92C Corn: No. 2. 77i78c; No. 2 white, 78jff8e; No. 3 yellow, 77J78c; No. 3, 7778c; No. 8 white, 77?44y78cj white, 440; No. 3, 42c; No. 3 white. 4364lc; standard, 44MUtoc. itye: Mo. z, 6!H4c. Barley: 60881c Timothy: 34.60a E.35. Clover: $9.00(311.25. Pork: 323.00. Lard: 311.8711.40. Ribs: $10.76U.75. BUTTER Steady ; creamery, 2430c EGOS Receipts, 7,319 cases; unchanged, POTATOES Higher; receipts CO cars; Minnesota and Ohio, 60g5c; Now Jersey, 9&3S6c POULTRY Alive, lower; springs, 16o; fowls, 13c NEW YORIi. GENERAL SIARKET (luotatlons of tho Tiny on Various Commodities. , NEW YORK. Sept. 8.-FLOUR Firmly held; spring patents, $4.604.T0; winter straights, $4.1004.20; winter patents, 34.40(31 4.C0; spring clears, $4.00Q4.20; extra No, 1 winter, $3.558.75; extra No. 2 winter, S3. 350 3. 60. WHEAT Spot, irregular; No. 2 red, ?6o; new, No. 1 northern, 09c; Decem ber, 99o: May, $1.03Hc. OPS--Steady: state, common to choice, 1913. 320S5c: 1912,. I800c; Paclflo coast, 1913. 22S24o: 1912. 18(ff22c. HIDES-tJteady; Bogota, 3031c; Central America. 30c. CORN Spot firm; export, S6c. OATS Spot steady; standard white, 48g4Sc: No. 3. 4S&8C. LHATHER Firm; hemlock firsts, 29 30c PROVISIONS Pork, steady; moss, 323.25 eLXF1'.4'603360: Bhort o'ea". $20.60022.60. Beef, steady; mess, $l7.e o.w, lunula, meats, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 pounds. itapioc; pickled hams. 16c Lard, firm; middle west. $11.40lLE0; refined firm conUnent, $13.80; South Asnorica, $12.95; compound. t9.7SfflH0.26. SH11'..0' nominal; Visible Supply of Grain, INitfW YORK. Hnt. fl -.Th vl.ihi. Pjy ofjpraln, ae complied by tho New Wheat, 45,074,000 bushels; increase, 813,000 uuouoia, trucai in Dona, 20o,wu Dusnels: decrease. 70.000 bushels. ' Corn, 8,210,000 bUBhels; Increase, 698,000 bushels. Oats. 27,542.000 bushels; Increase, 2,881,000 uusueiB, uaisj in Dona, a&u.txxi nimiiia IK AAA 1... 1 1 ' ' ' 17 fiAr AAA bushels; increase, 131,000 ousneis. Barley. 2.171000 bushels: lncraaan. anvftvi uuBiiaiDi usucy in Duna. wmaaj Dunne uHcresse, d,wj Dusneis. wneat in canad eat. In Canada, 2,-52O,O00 bushels; do e, 120,000 bushels. crease. 4 Liverpool Grain Market. LIVERPOOL. SeDt. 8. WHHAT-Rnnl steady: No. 1 Manitoba. 7s SWd' No. 2. 7s 6d: No. 3, 7s 3d: futures, easy; Oc tober, 7S aa; uecoraoer, (s w, March, 7s 3d. CORN o pot steaay; American mixed, now Klin uncu, oa vui American mixed, old. 7s: American mixed, old. via Gal veston, 6s lid; futures, steady; October La Plata, & za; uecemoer La Plata. OS vCw . . . FLOUit-winter patents, zbs sa HOPS In London, Paclflo coast. 5 6s 6- . Receipts, unipments. Flour, bbls ; 20.000 16,000 Wheat bu 56,000 61,000 corn, iu m, ,u OatS, DU ov,uuu Kansas CItj- Grslu and Provisions. KANSAS CITY Sept 8. WHEAT Cash: NO. 3 hard. 87089c: No. 3. 860880: No. 2 red. 8SS3c: No. 3. SS&Mc COIIN NO. Z White, 77HC; NO. 3, 76gT7C Closing prices or lutures: WHEAT-Sentember. 88o: December. CORN September. 77c; December, 7i 4J74Tio; May, 76tjmc oats No. z white, 4314c; no. z mixed, 42c. BUTTER Creamery, 80c; firsts, seconds. 27c; packing, 22c. 29o; kugh Kirsts, 22s; seconds. 15c POULTRY Hens. 12e: roosters. 9c; ducks, 10c; springs. 15c Minneapolis' Grain Market, MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 8. WHEVT No. 2 hard. 90Kc: No. 1 northern. SkVrt 89o; No. 2 northern. 86STKo; No. 2 hard Montana, I7c; No. 3, 844?n6o; Hep- FlxJURr unchanged. BRAN Unchanged. BARLET Unchanged. CORN-No. 3 yellow, 737S0. OATS No. 3 white, 40K(f41o. RYE No. 3, 6H33o. FLAX-J1.4S01.61. St. Louis tXenerat Market, BT. LOUIS. Bcpt 8. WHEAT No. 2 red, 9495c; No. 2 hard, 8&Q2c; Bsptem ber, 88c; May, 97c. . CORNr-No. 3, 7777c; No. 2 white, 78&79o; September. 7l4ic; May, 73o. OATS-No. 2. 43e'Kcs No. 2 white, 4tHc; September, 4Jji; May, 49c RYE 70c. Sngar Market. NEW YORK, Bept 8.-frUOAR Raw, Steady; muscovado, 3.26c; centrifugal, 3.76c; molasses, lOic; refined, steady; cat loaf, 6. COc, crushed, 5.50c; mould A, 6,15c; cubes, 5.05c; XXXX powdered, 4.90a; fine granulated, 4.60c diamond A, 4.G0c; con fecUonrrs" A, 4.66c; No. 1, 4.55c NEW YORK jiTOCK MARKET Interest is Diverted from Standard Shares to Specialties. REPORT OF COPPER PRODUCERS It Falls to Elicit Response In Mar ket Stocks Move Irregularly! lint Show a Good Undertone. NEW YORK. Sent. 8. Representative stocks lost ground slowly today. Interest was diverted from the standard shares to specialties and to the grain ana cotton markets. Recessions among such stocks as Union Pacific, Reading, New York Central, Atchison. St Paul and Steel, which fell off a point or so, were due more to neglect than selling pressure. The widest movements were among the specialties, particularly the petroleum and railway equipment shares, several of which advanced l to 6 points, me nse failed to Influence tho leaders, a fact which led to some nreferentlal selling, Trading was dull and there was no weak ness on the decline. i.ater tne maraet stiffened, recovering part of the losses. Traders described the market as a waiting ono, referring to various forth coming events of sufficient Importance to restrict speculation. The excited advance In cotton options tended to dlscourago buying of stocks. The monthly report of the copper producers today elicited no response In the market. Even the copper stocks showed no Improvement after the publi cation of the figures, which wero dis tinctly bullish. Production ran behind consumption and total stocks on hand were reduced to tho smallest reported In years. Stocks moved Irregularly, but showed a good undertone. Total sales, par value, $1,400,000. A block of 3100,000 government 2s sold at 9S, an advance of . Panama 3s, coupon, advanced on call. Number of sales and leading quotations on stocks wero as follows: Bilti. Hlth. Low, Cloo. Amltmtd Oowr ... W.I00 TH TTH TTti Atutrlun AsTlcmtursl AmtrlNui Dnt Bui&r.... 1,(00 American Can t,M tt KM ! 47U 41 MH IH MH (1 1WK Ml). x 11 1 wyi 1H American ran Tim. American C. & F American Cbfton OH..,. Am. Ice 6urttlea....... American Unseed ....... American Locomotlre ... American 8. ft It....... Am. S. & It. pfd Am. Sugar Reilnlnt American T. & T.. American Tobacco Anaconda Mining Co.... Atchison Atchltn pfd Attantlo OoaM Line...... Baltimore & Ohio Uethlehem Steel Brooklyn llapld Tr Canadian Paclflo Central Leather Cheoapealta A Ohio...... Chicago O. W. Chicago, M. & Ht. !.... Chicago A N. Colorado F. 4k I Consolidated Oaa ........ Corn Products Delaware A Hudson,..,. Denver A Hlo Orands... Denrer '&.!. O. pfd Distillers' Securities .... Brie Brie let rM.,... LTle 2d Bfd 4.100 too 400 i.'wo 1,100 8B I 4T , 14 iii" m Wi MH 100 1101 300 mu Sltt 3,400 1.JO0 100 HI4 too WH soo H i,too at "700 'di" MH 120 V, t '(iii (1 1,100 10O4 105U lt5W UTH IH Ml UH 1ST II n too m h ,"ooo 'iin 'iiii coo 2,400 11 zjh 1IU .14 1SH 4&H OenersJ Mectrlo 144 Worthjm Pd. 300 i:tt 1MH 126H 600 14 81 Z1K 400 10 ' 108 10 J k Great Northern Ore ctta. Illinois Central i intcrboroush Met ...... 900 16K 11T4 1.800 (241 (1 IBM Inter. Met. pra... u 107 International. lUrrcMer.. Inter-Marine prtl , ... ... international i-aper ... International rump ... 9 ..... Kansas CUT Bou lUiern.i .... Uicirne lias N usw. w 1H lit 11 tl 2li :H Lehigh Valler Loulsrllls Nashvllls.. . tOO 164 F.. st P. h. ts, ai. . (Missouri, K. ft T 00 00 Mlisouri Pacirio ........ so National Biscuit Mitlonal Lead ., 4TV4 N. It It ot M. M pta. wo mii 1& li New York Central 600 96V4 96 J5J4 N. Y.. O. & W. ,9H Norfolk ft Western JMH North American jj. ..... ..... Northern Pacino tOO 111H lllVi 1U Paclllc Mall w IVnnarlvanta ............. 0 111 m 111 Prools's Oaa - SPAA til 1VW m r., C & 4t r. u...... rittsbursh Coal ........ freeied Steel Car....... 3.(00 29 PuiiiMui ralace Car,.... Is,'4oo ieoii iim iiik otteaalne ' nepunuo I, ...... nenubllo a ptd.... 300 Z4 MM 103 COO 600 II Itock Iiland Oo Otcck Island Co. ptd..... Ht. u a o. r. za pin... Seaboard Air Line Seaboard A. U pfd...... 61oes-Shf!lld B. & I.. Bouthern laclflo ........ Southern llallwar Ho. Railway pfd Tennessee Copper Texas ft Paclflo union Pacino Union Paclflo old United etatas ltealtr.... United states iiubner... UnlUd States Bteel , U. 8. Bteel pfd , U.MO " !mo' too (Utah Copper ............ Va.-Caroina unemicai . Wabs-th Wabash pfd ' Wettern Manrland ..... Western Union Westtnshouss Klectrlo . ft astte) 73 11 Total sales for the day. 181.400 shares. New Vorlc Money Marltot. NEW YORK, Sept 8.-MONEV On call, firm; 2U4T3 per cent; ruling rate. per cent: closing rate. 2iC3 per oent Time loans, steady; sixty days, 4 ner cent; ninety days. 44i per 'Cent PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-t4 ns- rAn(. nn...iin. m. r.t. i,.ri . . . ...... . . ... STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, at $4.8260 for sixty-day bills, and $4.8676 for demand, commercial uins, .on. SILVER Bar, 6&c; Mexican dollars, 46a. BONDS-Government, steady; railroad, lrrflirlilftr. Closing quotations on bonds today were as roiiows: eeir. a raf. la. nr.. tt It O. Bo. rcf. te... II do coupon tt L 8. (Sab. 4s 1111.. tOW tr. fl. i. r 103 L A N. unl. ... II do coupon 101 'JL 1C 4 T. let 4a UK V. B. 4a ret UvK "do fan. 4H U do coupon UOKMo raclflo i 4S Panama Is coupon,. MM da eonr. Is 11 A.. 1st Is ctfs... MKN. ItR. of M. 4K M Amer. As. la KN. Y. a fc IKt... II A. T. & T. o. 41..100 da deb. 4s... 10 Am. Tobscco 6S....11I "N. Y. N. It. ft Armour & Co. 4KsHM H. cr. IHa.......,T Atrhlwn sen. 4..... I4KN. & W. 1st e. 4s. 1 U. 1. 1M0 ti dO CT. 4S ....101 do CT. Is. .loots no. racuis is . UH do Is 7H . tlK0. S. L. rfde. 4s.. M , tO'sPenn. er, IH UU. MU . r do eon. Is 100 A. C. L. 1st 4s.. , Dal. & Ohio 4a. do IKs Brook, Tr. ot. 4s 'va, or ua. as. .10iV4TUadlnx sen. 4a 4U Cen. Leather ts.,... 'u. u. s s. r. rf i -!hM a nhlo 4Us.. 97T4 'do sen. Is 14 do eonr. 4Hs...... TtHgt. U B. W. o. 4s.. Chicago k A. IKs. H . A. L. adj. la.... WU C. B. ft Q. J. 4s.... MKSo- Pm. col. 4 UK do sen. 4 HH " cr. u fl r t m. a v iU. 101 do 1st ref. 4s tlV C. R. I. & P. c. 4s UK So. Railway la 101 do rfir. 4s ''i " rt s r e 4U.11 nrnlon rsclflo 4s... 7 D. A II. ct. 4 KK e er. 4s tt D. A It O, ref. U.. 71 waa ui a ret. is,, n Dlttlllers' Is 67 U. 8. Rubber 1s. ,.103 Br!; p. i. u.:::.:. v. b. i id m...ioi no sen. ...,,.. in u. v Ha ir. im. ser. II.. 70T4Wsb. 1st A ei. 4. 11 III. On. 1st ref. 4s MKWsstern Md. 4s..... TtK Inter. M. M. 4K... IlKWest. Blec ot la... Japan 4Us vnirai ts.,,., is .. . r . 1 1 et. hs.... 7 Bid. MOffsred. London Stock Market. LONDON. Sept. 8. American securities were quiet ana sieaay aunng xno fore noon, tatw prices aroppea a rraotion on light ofjrlnga. Trading was limited and the market closed inactive. Denver ft lUo O.... MKConeola, money ,.71 1-11 Mo., Kan. ft Tex... oo aeoouut 71 Boutbarn Pacific .. HHAmal. copper , toil Union Tactile U6KUnsdlan 1-ecljle ,.ntK SILVER Bar, steady at 27 9-16d per ounce. MONET-2fi2 per cent. The rate of discount for short bills Is 3!$3 9-it per cent; three months, 3 s 11-10 per cent. Bank Clearings. OMAHA, Bept 8. Bank clearings for today are $2,995,219.13 and $2,934,766.45 for tne corresponding a ay last year. Melal Market. NEW YORK. Sept. 8. M ETALS Lead quiet; $4.70 bid; In London, 20 12s Cd. Spelter, steady: to.8MiC.85: In London. ss u 17 1 1H 2H Mil KH 11 V4 iA, 1,400 901 KU 0H 900 24 14 4 T 3.W0 4tt 4 UUl ii'ioo iii" is5i imh too UK uk siu. 400 ti el n MH !. tSS 67K te u .!!!. ft .... UK 40 7K 71K I 21 6s. Copper firm; standard, spot to December, $17.00 asked; electrolytic, $16.75 G 16.1,7; lake, $16.8717.00; casting, $16.60 (J18.G2H; In London, easy: spot 74 17 6d; futures, 73 Ua. Tin, weak; spot and Sep tember, $42.60&I2,75; October, HJ.37HO 42.67; November, $ea42.W; In London, easy; spot, 1, futures, 194. Antimony, N dull: Cooksons. 1S.40T.60. Iron. firm. No. 1 northern, $l.ootl.50; No. 1 north em, $15.73f 16.S; No. 1 southorn. $15.SMt u.w; no. l southern soft, $l5.2ftf?l.50; in London, Cleveland warrants. 65s 9d. BT. LOUIS, Sent. 8. MKTAJ-Lead SINUIV at H E7U114 711: slwiltar nrm Rt I oatAHA atsftisnAXj MAnicnT. l.ftM; Fltir 001 NX PIBU-Whlte. fresh. 14c: trout fresh. 1&0J large crupples. fresh, Uu, Spanisn mackerel, 16c; shad roe. per pair. 4oc; salmon, fresh, lOo; halibut fresh, lOo; buffalo. c, bullheads, 13ci channvl cat fnah, lOi pike, 16c; pickerel, 11c. CHEESE lniDortsxl Swiss. Etc: Amsrl. can Swiss. 26o; block Swiss, 24o; twins. 17o; daisies. lSo; triplets, iso; young Amencaa, ire; utue iaoi Dnca, iso; urn- Mrirt r'Bti K whim. lc 1'uui.ntr-urpiifrs. f per lb.; hens. 16c; cocks. 12c; ducks. l&U20o. geese, 18c; V lf YmvJ.l t. ..'. roosiers, c: uucks, run leatnerexi. loc. geese, full feathered. lOo! suuabs. No. L $1.60: No. 2. COc BEEF CUTS-No. 1 ribs, 17o: No. I, 14Vo: No. 3. llUc. No. 1 loins. lV4c: No 2, 16o; No. 3, 13Ho. No. 1 chucks, lie: No. 2, lOo; No. 8, 9Uc No. 1 rounds, 14o; No. 2. 12o; No. 3. lie. No. 1 plates, 7o; No. 2, 6c; No. 3, 6c Tne loiiowimc price are rurnisned by the Qllllnssy Fruit comnaturi FRUITS r- Fancy California Balwav peacnes, par oox, ijhc; iw hox iota, Two; 260 box lots. 67Uc. Extra fanov Colorado. Utah. Idaho and Washington Elbertas at Der DOX. IDC! lOU box lnta T-Un- lia hnt lots. 70o. Extra fanov Cnlnndn nr llioh J-tier Bartlett pears, box, $2.28; 6 box iota, 4),- oox lots, siis. Choice Utah or Colorado 5 tier Bartlett pears, box. $2,25; extra fancy Colorado Bartless pears, box, $2.78. Capo Cod cranberries, due BaDtembor 16th or .orll.r ivi . barrel. $125. """ bier, per bushel. 90o. Onions, California, lsrgs yellow, per pound. 2o. Tomatoes. homegrown, per market basket 60o: 6- I... Jr. tr . i ... v. wv. K.ciiuciuiiB, viaoama sweet, per pound, 1oj 6-rate lots, pel pound, iskc. MISCELLANEOUS Roasting eara rise &s16cldMnhtfe'rn SSFhtt doa..-20c: n.w.beet-cZ-u:. furafiS. wrP' m" WWT,EnTSARS. 52r-T" iff, 1 XT.i.SSr -ISI,lhSft r." izzzjzr'iL., ::::."" ' 'SssrU"...1?. green beans, psr basket ll.00:hothousi cucumbers, l.r dot, 40o to Wot caul!- flower. psr lbT. l(12o: Venetian gwlli. per lb.. 12cs new cabbage, per lb.. 3c eggplant per dos.. $1.60; horseradish, i . uaiiiuB iu t.o, (isr case, ItsvJ Dromedary brand dates, pkg $3.0; Anohor brand dates. pkg.V$IiS; walnuts! v? t e -v.. u ..... . pscans, per lb., l$Ho; jumbo pecans, per hall nur Ih . Kn. lhipt n It. nr.v.r.in.nnj. ih ik n.V.. '..rr.' iHt.t nrniii. n.r ih ion; isr. ..hJe' per lb.. 12o: black walnuts, per lb.. IHc! raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb.. 7oi Jumbo Dea. nuts, per id., bo: roasi peanuts, per id., 8o: ahellbark htckorynuts. per lb.. 4o; white rloe Doncorn. Der lb. 4c: chacicar Ber. 100-package case, $160; checkers, per -pkg. case. $1.76: Loslls berry boxes quarts, per a,vw, ss-is- W-.ll... I. ,i n .1.1, .......... ,., United States Department of Acrlcul- ture. woather bureau for Omaha, for the twenty-four hours ending at 8 a. in., 76th meridian time, Monday, Sept 8, 1913: UMAHA DISTRICT STATIONS. Temp Rain High. Low. full, Sky. Asniana, NeD.,.102 - ra .00 .00 Clear Auburn 98 Broken Bow..., 95 Columbus 08 Culbortson 97 65 68 62 64 67 67 63 60 64 63 70 62 61 CC 70 64 60 66 64 67 Clear Cloudy Pt cloudy Clear .00 .47 .00 .00 .00 .22 .00 .00 .18 ,00 .00 .00 .oo .00 .10 .00 .00 .00 .00 Falrbury 103 Fairmont 100 Clear Pt cloudy Pt cloudy urand Island,.. 90 Hartlrurton .... 96 Pt. plolldv Hastings 103 Pt cloudy Pt cloudy Clear Holdrege 98 Lincoln 99 North Platte.. 92 Oakdalo M Tekamah 98 Cloudy nu. Pt cloudy Omaha 98 Valentine ..... 82 Alta, la......... 98 Raining f miAtf Carroll 94 Clarlnda 100 Cloudy Clear Bibley 9i Sioux City 04 62 .00 Minimum temperature for twelve-hour period ending at 8 a. m. jjioiiiiui. AVisiiAulCH, No. of Temn. Rain. District Stations. High. Low. fall. Columbus 18 88 68 63 66 66 Louisville 22 90 90 92 94 94 78 96 Indianapolis 14 Chicago ,.,24 ut Louis 19 70 70 48 68 Des Moines .... 22 Minneapolis SI Kansas City 26 Omaha 17 98 64 HlKh temperatures continued In tha southern portion of the corn and wheat Ma-Inn Bunrl.v ann lamn.r. r.. im M V..n,n. in Ii,. VJ.. .1.' 100 were recorded. In southern Nebraska. Tho weather continued cool In the unoer valleys and cooler weather Is moving In over tho north and west portions this morning. Light showers occurred at four stations In ths Omaha and at two stations Xr?&!! "SgjS , . ,W" WBLHii, Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau. 1 1 ' ' 1 rTTTt. . nr. i Tim imnpir Ul nirnm uAvnuw ustsu .t a w.. nniiivii Cattle Are Steady in Fifteen Cents Loirer. CHICAGO. SeDt. 8. CATTLIO Re. colpts, 33,000 head; market steady to 15a lower: beeves, $6.7C9.10; Texas steers, $6.707.75; western - steers. $6.00JW.S0; stookers ana reeaers, io.w.w; cows ana , . . a imaa ,n. 1 u mrFMi tr. . iwi u ti.n.ui. Hi mv v. . .luuu.wwvu. tA'.wv ii.wt ,..nb . wan miner; ount or saies, u.u.io; ugnu ss.wtav.iu; raucu. ti.ovuj.iu; neavvx, $7.669.06; rough, $7.6W.86; pigs, 84.Sffl8.76. onoiur Aiiu . r1 erns, $6.007.60. ,.' .vi.ni.ni ""- . . ivAiMrJAU urn. oeui. i-riurj- iteceipis, iJ.wj uijku, inwaei oicbut BinUS. yiSIIlT. Tju n.Tra.R, r.wy.,,. , J..... t?7 fJV!H KA- u.tl.rn . . njMA ,A .1 m- IB nva in. stetrs, $8.6088.40! southern steers, $5.25 8.2&; cows, is.wao.Mi; neirers, i4.ows.7o; stockers and feeders. 15.09U7.76; buns, $4.806.40.i calves, $5.t010.00. UfK.H iicceints. s.uuu neaa: marxet luo higher; bulk of sales, $8.608.86; heavy. M ioftlt .! rmrknra and butchers. 18.45(3 8.96: light 88.6O38.90: pigs. $6.0087.26. SHEEP AND LAMUS Receipts, 12,000 $6.76W.60; yearUngs. $4.60.25; wethers, $4.26.75; wes, $3.54.00. St, Louis Live Stuck Market. ST. LOUIB, Mo Sept $. CATTLE Receipts, 10,900 head; market steady; good to choice steers. $7.25Q11.00: stockers and feeders. $6.267.60; cows and heifers, $4.76 (3-8.76; bulls, $5.763.75; calves, $40011.25; soutnern steers, rv-vuo".o; cowa ana neii ers, $4.2&3.60. HOOS Receipts, 8,300 head; market 6o lower: pIks and light. $5609.26: mixed and butchers, $9.00&v.25; good heavy, $8.76 79.06. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3,700 head; market steady; muttons, $3.2504.00; yearlings, a.wott.w; iamDs, nwi.W I : . llonz tltr wve atoox market. SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Sept 8. CATTLE Receipts, s,6w neau;, maraet steaay to lower: native steers, 1v.214rs.9u: cows and heifers, $5.26r7.O0; canners, $3,760-4.25; stockers and feeders, e.swv.TO: calves, $5.66.65; bulls, stags, etc., $4.75436.75. HOGS Receipts. 3.000 head: market Ko to lOo higher; heavy, $7.607.65; mixed, $7.66(37.80; light, $7.80Q8.10; bulk ot sales, 1. IV. SHEEP AND LAM B9 Receipts. head,; no quotations. St. JosepU Live Stock Market. BT. JOSEPH. Bept 8.-CATTLE celots. 500 head; market steady; steers. $5.60138.76; cows and heifers, $4.002.SO; calves $5.0010.00. ' HOGS-Receipts. 6.000 head: market lOo higher; ton, $3.75: bulk, llOiQe.65, HUHiHa- A.nu in.anin iveceipu. B,sx) iteceipts were very moaerate, as usual at head: market slow and lower; lambs, the beginning of the week; then, too, ad $5.007.23. vices frbm other selling points were en- .T. 7ZZ '. . Wool Murket. RT. LOUIS. Bent 8. WOOL Steady northern and western mediums, I730c; buyers being a little backward about put sllKht burry. 16tJ16c; fine burry. 16CP ting on, but when they finally got down I5c. OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET nn441 -n. t ol. w "w uciiiw xMBck uuiuo a,u- vember Most Kinds Lower. HOGS FIVE TO FIFTEEN HIGHER, 1P- of heeP Lw.t Slnco Oeto. Iter Ttto Years Ago Fat Lnrnbs Steady to Fifteen Off Feed era Ten to tnnrtrr Off. SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 8, 1D1S. Receipts weret Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. I Estimate Monday 11.000 2,W &,ww I Same day last week... 7.W6 3.326 3,40 1804 4,701 2.276 80,930 21.716 17.667 21,922 29,894 Same 2 weeks aito .619 Same 3 weeks ago 6,877 Same 4 weeks ago .. 6.49S 1 OHIIIV UIXY 1BSI ye day last year... 9,364 The following tfivhta. snnwi. th receipts Of cattle, hon and ihian ni thn Routh Omaha live stock market for the year to date as compared with last year: 1913. 1911 Inc Dtc. Cattle 684.C76 K79,S3 4,813 Her 1.916.437 2,266,665 U9,tt3 aiieep 1,663,125 1,416,063 143.0OT Tha followlnsT tahlH shows tha nnn ot prices far hogs at South Omaha for the last few days, with comparisons! DatS. 1913. 1913.mi.lH.19C9.1903.lv7. Au- Jf 1MH t 101 6 161 7 161 8 U 7 CI 6 63 8 64 T63 I2 IT $70 7 71 ail 8E7 7C0 633 tit 169 763 6 11 677 7 C9 6 40 6 73 I til (647(6 63 9 01 7 73 5 71 $94 777 666 i 73 79 7 83 6 46 185 7 80 43 6 67 8 93 7 87 6 63 5 66 7 66 I 67 6 67 9 02 6 61 6 76 9 07 7 87 6 81 9 061 7 94 61 6 3$ 1 9117 92 6 64 I AUK. M. t C6( I Atlg. 26 7$1 1 87. JiH 7 92H 1 WJU T 10 7 12 A,u5 2! 3 li I V,,f 511 8 31 8 81 S1 V' S "' T " fl 7 13 8 831 7 151 $ 36 7. U 7 02 m 7 83 8 29 ff J' 7 07 7 67 6 83 7 13 atot i. a!f,t t Srh, r OCPt o. 7 tWVi 8 27 $24 T64 7 47 7 7J 7JH 80 8 23 7 08 8 27 6 92 I un 7 !?, 1 "'t'1- M 8 36 6 94 98 7 37 e 'Sunday. LIPtlAW?.n sS.. -S? CatUe. Hoga Sheep, ll'r's o.. m. a bl p 2 1 Missouri Pacific 10 Knln Nw isit" 6 X' . 3' w" i ' YVi' 2 p," !LL L"nM,-T.r" a , B. A Q.. " 6 1 16 1 126 61 west... IK 1 24 I S' ii V i h T A" C... I'& east 3 6 1 west 1 I Tlllnf.ta r?ntral .... 3 t O. O. W Tninl MOelDtS . . . . 441" $4 213 39 niRPORITlON 1IIOAD. Cattle. Hogs. Bheep. I Morris & Co.,- 826 333 L276 Swift & Co..... 836 600 C60 426 613 1.698 I -uaany 1'aoKiiig v-u.... uo I Armour A Co CCS 1.7ZS I J. V. Murnhv.. Lincoln Faoklng Co.... 6 Htnclalr 28 w. 1. vnnsant tJO vq Benton, Vansant ft !.. si I 11111 & Hen oxs R BrLoWls...... 334 tr...tnn x, Cn 97 j. n, noot & Co 839 j. it. Bulla 369 i p. Husi 230 RosenstOCK m noseiiBiocr. McCreary & Kellogg.. 264 Werthclmer & Degen.. 753 II. F. Hamilton 300 Sullivan Bros Rothschild - Mo. &. Kan. Calf Co.... Christie , Hlggins lluffman I Roth I Mvi.ru Krebs 1J Baker, Jones & Smith.. 87 Tanner Bros. !C8 John Harvoy i.,i,n rAiiA nn M I ........ ..... ,.- Other buyers tfD ..... Totals ...8,613, 2.63? 31,361 I 'A 'E1!! iitaBi nti Til a or eauia 1111a iiiuiu- lng were very largo. It being really the first big run since the beginning ot tho uicar I rango season. All tola si cars wire -Clear ported In. whloh Is tho largest for any I dov atnnu November 12. when receipts I amounted to 487 cars. The largest receipts l In September of last year were wxi cars, I an il.nr tmtnv'a ranalnta. larsrn as they wore, were by no means record breaking 60 1 for this season of the year. As might be .60 expected with receipts so much larger 55 than thoy have been during recent weeks, SO trado was a little slow and dull at the .00 opening. Several trains ot cattls wera .00 not yet In tho yards when It waa time w tor tho market to open ana mat naiur. 10 I ally delavod tho betrlnnlntr of tha trade, 30 I Ma Vi,l...r. m. nl.uAU . nv(f.ll I fn Men I rT ...i.... v... ..... v.t v...uinv irv ZlV'?"lZL"'7f r'" "7 .1. wulTH. . "- wu after 10 o'clock DOfore very man -.! hnri trnn to th anias. cattle had gone to the scales, Corn-fad beeves were In very light SUP ply, and as there was a fair demand tho Better graaes at least wero generally steady with last week's close. .There) Kit belnr good enough to bring-only were no sirioiiy cnoice mm iioru, wi ve..' however, selUng lOOiA cows and heifers were generally quoted as jon iower the trade being rather I alnw nn .Till! an thnf the flV VhL Well I . " . ' ' . ... . j. i advanced oerora a clearance waa cuooicu. Stock cattle ana icoaers wars in prouy 9H.?ePttn?' VrtieiiS f ifni.i r,n m compared with last week' elnan. This means that Stockmen and feeders aro now mq-iOo lower than on Monday of last week, Quotations on oattle: Good .to choice cornfed oeei steers, i.Muv.w, iair io I . . v. . ...... nV.v O An. iie I . ,.1. MMMe. i.... .1 .... 7 m I OOluHlon W ia.1. nullum hkv. .."v. , w,,w tpl.'jQ; good to cnoice range Deeves, ii.za 47,7t; (air w gooa range oeeves, ' aenvw 1 7.S25; common to fair range beeves, $5.75 I QCfx); good to cnoice neiiers, io.whj'j.wi; ; common to rair to choice stookers rs and feeders. $6.2506.75: common to fair stockers and feeders, $s.766.2G; stoclt rnuri and iiirr n.7Liro.7s: veal calves. i m ixycnn- buna, atnirii. eta.. ia.oonBJiO. iu i TiRTiyr BTEEIIS. . W AT, IT. HQ. AT. PT. CALVES, t ,. . T0 t oco 1 H i i?o t oo 1 , oo ut STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. i v.... iu I o 4 in is JM 4 TJ ! 1 644 M 11...., cn 70 WEHTEHNS NJEnRASKA. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. ht,n 1110 6 m KfeTW 00 1 bull 1430 6 60 8 heifers... 930 6 00 46 feeders.. 897 6 65 9 cows 920 6 76 33 feeders.. 10CT 76 11 cs.&hfrs. 915 6 60 U heifers... tM 6 65 6 stockers. 644 6 76 1 COW 750 8 60 1 heifer.... 650 6 26 2 feeders. .1010 6 76 2 feeders. .1235 6 75 4 heifers... S55 10 19 feeders.. 896 C 60 28 feeders 790 6 10 31 feeders.. 802 6 90 1 cow...... 30 4 00 1 cow 870 6 65 1 cow 1020 6 5 1 steer 1160 7 25 2 steers.. ..IOCS 6 25 2 cows 985 4 60 7 feeders.. 1100 fl 50 4 cows.. ...1077 6 00 12 heifers,., 430 6 10 0 stockers. 478 C 60 67 feeders.. 769 6 40 1 feeder,.. 480 6 25 4 feeders.. (45 6 80 6 feeders.. M4 t 80 50 feeders.. 831 6 40 39 feeders.. 839 6 40 SOUTH DAKOTA. 4 steers.,..1212 6 75 19 steers. ...1381 6 75 l itr 1W a f.nr net sin 32 frrinra..l!Mft 1 U. R rnvi 1078 K IK 10a 14 cows 890 5 46 J. u. iickreii s. D, 1 cow 920 6 25 1 cow 930 6 25 l cow w iu l nun law 5 to $ cows 1050 3 60 1 feeder.. , 970 6 60 1 feeder... 440 6 60 3 feeders.. 1003 6 75 MONTANA. Boear Bros. Mont 31 steers. ...12 6 90 82 steers,. ..1262 6 90 300 111 a tears.. ..1SJJ 6 90 30 steers.. ..1296 6 90 6 steers.. ..1815 6 90 WYOMINQ. I Roy Montgomery Wyo. Re. " "leers, ... 7$8 6 76 Jir wncox-wo. " cow.",,,",!f? 5 55 iM a 45 feeders. .1113 7 10 It cows.,.1005 6 25 teers..1243 7 06 18 steers.. ..1216 7 05 HOGS Hogs looked up this morning. oouraglng, but most Important ot all, local demand was very brisk. At : beginning the trade was a little slow. I to business the market opened 5yi0o hlBhor, becomlnjc fairly active at the ad vanco noted. As it became apparent ihat he buying demand wns renllv lamer than the receipts, the market firmed up, be- OOmlnir f llllv- 10r lili-liar nn.l la . i.ln.. Ing up ISO iilKhrr. A good many of tho heavy and mixed hogs sold at $7,804)7.90, "mi nuuo a popular price. Th QUalltv of tllft hosrs wna nnnr hf tioltie very few good loads In the yards. As a result tho top was no higher than last weeks close, the best hogs here selling No. At. Bh. Pt. No. At. Sh. Tr. IM 1 7 to r ... T 76 Ml ... 7 71 1T 140 7 10 W U IN Ill 1M 7 10 MS ... 7 0 ,,....M ... 7H 100 ... f0 .....140 19) 7 10 .... .111 40 7 M 104 ... 7IH4, 114 10 7 IIH ......111 110 7 IU, ......Ml 110 7 H U2 40 7 1! SS ... 7 IS 141 ... 7 11 1 Ml ... 7 II M 271 ... 7 15 9 1?0 140 7 II 41 S0 10 7 II 17 170 M 7 II M HI 110 7 IS tl 141 7 II 44., 110 10 Ill M til 41 130 si.... ...Ml ..7 1! .. 7 IS .. 7 to .. 1 I7K 19 7 M 17.. 197 100 7 10 .0.. ..MS 40 7 91 79 7 15 li .eta a no l ts ... 7 is m. .."..: 20 i oo ! 141 ... 7 11 90...... .191 40 I 40 SHEEP Itecelnta worn n-nllon nnn beyond normal, as many as 207, ears, or EC P00 head, were reported In, being more umn equal io tne receipts at umcago, Kansas City and St Joseph combined and the largest run for any day slnct October 23, 1911. when 208 cars, or 67,124 head, wero yarded. Today's receipts came pretty closo to the record, which oc- currea October 10. llo, ana totaled up to some 63.714 head. While the supply was unusually liberal, Imost two-thirds ot It consisted of feed ing lambs and owes, principally lama leaving only luuo Detter man a norma, supply of fat lambs to meet the require ments of tho packer buyers. It was a fnlrly good market on all kinds of killing stuff, as buyers went around and bought tho fat end of tho receipts about as soon as It was sorted, with prices ruling any whore from steady to 10$j15c lower, the less acsirabie grades or lambs getting most ot thn decline. The quality of the lambs as a whole was only fair nnd there wero really no strictly prime offerings, such as wore here at the close ot last week, on solo. Tho hlRhest prlco paid was 17.40, being alven for one shipment of several loads. A rahge of $7.OOU7.40 would Include a large aharo of the sales. The sudpIv of mutton consisted almost entirety ot ewes and these were scarce, trado and prices showing no material changes from last week's closing quota tions. Though tho feeder trade got Under way In good season the general market was somewhat slow and values nad a lower trend, being generally 10Xo lower on the better grades of feeding lambs and ewes and In spots more than that on the com moner kinds of feeding lambs. The feel ing among tfadors was decidedly bearish and a good part ot the day wan taken up beforo the bulk of tho offerings wers Isposed of. Quotations on sheen and lambs: Lambs, good to choice, $7.4037,00; lambs, fair U good, $7,007.40; lambs, culls, $5.00B6.00; iambs, feeders. $5.76O.90; yearlings, good to cnoice. tu.DOb.to; yearnngs, mpi good. $5.2&ff6.60: yearlings, feeders, $4,79 470.00; wethers, good to choice, $4.35 4.&u; wetners, rair to goou, .os"Ui wethers, feeders, $4.0OS4.3ii ewes, good to choice. 34.0O7P4.S5; ewes, fair to good. $3.804.00; ewes, feeders, $3,2543.80; cull neop, tz.wias.uu. No. . Av. 1SS native feeder lambs 67 200 native feeder lambs..., 68 Pr. 6 45 6 45 0 45 246 native feeder lamus. ........ Oils nnd Rosin. n,i,ivTiir n ., D.ni fi TTTT1 T'l..M avuiiaiii V.M., mv.'v. ...r . r . TlNB-mrm, 38irja8Koi solos. 686 bbls.i rtolpts, 946 bbls.; shipments, 83 bbls,; StOCKS H0.1W) uois. ..., . . . nnRINmrm! aalea. 2. 60S bbls.: receipts. 1,085 bbls.; shipments, 2,005 bbls.: stocks. 163,784 bbls. Quote: A, JLC. D. U80O3K: 4.15: k, $4.4OC4.60; N, $5.106.15; WG, $6.00; rJtiW vontr. HodL 8.COTTON SEED OIL Steady: prime summer yellow, J8.1C WS.W; tjeptomoor, ss.iu; uciooer, si.ui, December, $7.05. ROBIN yuiet; siraineu, common u good. $4.20. . . . . TUJU'ENTiNK-yuict; macnino duis. 420. Cotton Market. NEW YORK.' Bent. 8, COFFEE A fa. vorablo vlow of weather conditions In Brazil, lowor European caoies, iare re ceipts and talk of an easier cost and. ireignt saiisiaouon causou. a turiuxr uu- rllnn In rnttrn futures. After OPOnUlK steady, T tb 10 points lowef, the rrlarkot rallied a or 4 poinia on uuvcnnn i closed qillet. 8 to 11 points lower. Septem ber, SOo; October, 8.62c; Docembcr, 8.8;!ci January, o.c, oiurcn, nuui "'"Ji ' July, 9.33c. Spot, auletj Rio No. 7, 9c; SantOS, NO. 4, WttWUNC JUIIU quipi, dova. 1316c. , , Cotton closed steaay at juxuw points up. Evnporateil Apples nnd Dried Frnltt NHW YORK. Sept 8. EVAPORATE u APPLES Firm; fancy, 8QS?4o; choice, (rmc, prime, 6i4,7c. DRIIID FRUITS Prunes, firm; Call, fnrnla. JUfMlVin-. Orevon. 5K420C Aprl cots, quiet; cholco. mtl2o; extra choice, 13tfl3c; fancy, 1315c. Peaches, quletl choice, 6Ki.6c; oxtra choice, 6t77o fancy, 7HW4c Italslns. quiet; loos. MUSCatCIS, 4'UVT40, cnoico iu seeded, 6K(77c; seodless, iKO&Kc; Londor. layers, $1.2001.40. Omalia Hay Market. OMATIA. Sent 8. HAY Prairie. No. 1 rhnlna urdnnd. 212.60irI13.00:No. 2. $U.00IV 12.00: Na 3, $9.00U.OO; No, 1 choice rold land.v$12.00Sl2.fjO; No. 2, $11.00ffm.OO; NOjJ. $9.00311.00; No. 1 choice lowland, $9.00 11.00 (very llttlo bringing above $9.60); Ho. 2. $8.000.00; No. 8, $7.00tf6.00. Btraw, oat or rye, s.atwo.w; cnoico wneai, u..w Alfalfa: None on the market; No. I choice Is quotable at 313.0OWU.00; No. t. $i2.xa)i3.ov; no. a. io.wwi.w. Dry Goods Market. vmw vnttlf. Rant. 8. DRY GOODS Cotton goods morkeU are very strong ani prices are rising. Raw siik is somewnai. easier. Cotton yarns aro firm, with an upward tendency. Demand for goods con tinues very steady. Elgin llntter Market. ELGIN, Bept 8. BUTTER Firm; 30a Cook County Hospital Full of the Relatives of Public Officials CHICAGO, Sept. 8. Tho Cook county hospital, with a capacity ot 1,900, Is kept so full ot county and city officials, their wives and their friends, that there Is no room left for the Indigent patients tot whom It was intended, according t charges made today by County Ageni Moyer, In charge ot the hospital. The charge was made after Count) Commissioner Frank Rflgen had attacked Walter Wleskowskl, an Investigator kepi at the hospital to keep persons of mean! from gaining admission to the Institution, and depriving poor persons from needed attention. "Admission to the hospital formerly ha been by card ot a county commissioner," said Meyer, "and Ragen attacked the In. vestlgator when Wleskowskl refused t admit a well-to-do patient with Ragen'i card. "In the maternity ward more than It per cent of the cases are tho wives ol city police or firemen. "A bailiff had his father deed all his property over to him and then had the father admitted to tho hospital, where lie expected the old gentleman to spend the rest of his days. "A city policeman was just discharged from the hospital when we learned thai ho owned flat buildings giving him an income of $300 a month." Cody Defeuta Emmet, EMMETT. Neb.. Bept 8.-(Speclal Tele gram,) Cody defeated Emmet today in a close game by the score of 9 to 6. The feature ot the game was thn long catch of Dunbar, Score: R II. Cody 0 6 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1-9 I Emmet 002003103 08 7 Batteries: Cody, Johnson. Losey and Brownlee; Emmet, Lint, August and Alberts. tho the Slays His -Wife. IOWA CITY. It, 8ept S. William Der foot, a graduate ot Carlisle Indian col lege, tonight shot nnd killed his French. Cunadan wife aftor a dometl quarrel.