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    THE BEE. OMAHA, TlltTODAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1913.
11
REAL ESTATE.
CITY pnOl'KHTY von s.vt.n
New Home
Easy Payments
A fine bungalow type of houao lit Uh
and Wlr (lot 18 In block I, Maplewood
addition), one hloek to ear Hnei has 8
rooms, attla and full cemented basement,
oak floors nnd flnlahi l modern, eom.
plete, Look (vt It today. Term can bo
Vtsnged to suit you, 1'rloa I reasonable.
Nearly new bungalow at $344 H, 13th St.,
near Hansoom Park, 0 bleoki to oar line)
has 5 rooms, attle. full basement, oak
floors, la completely modern, See this
bungalow today, Can be purchased on
asy payment!. Must bo aold at thla time,
Croigh, Bona & Oompnny,
Phone Douglas 90S, BOS Dee Bide,
Brand New Homes
2120 Evan.
Six rooms, two-story, mod
ern and complete In every
respect, Upper half stucco
beautiful ' location! paved
street; south front; large
lot; 2 blocks from car,
B-room' Bungalow,
Thin pliu-e is Just finished;
well bulIVand In rood loca
tion; price $2,450; reason
able terms to right party.
GEO. L. ALLMART,
231 State Bank Bids.
Douglas 6430.
Dundee Special
$6,500, price reduced from $6,760, for quick
eale, This house 1h new; never been oc
cupied; well and attractively built, has
7 large, elegant rooms; plenty of window
in nil sleeping; rooms; has attractive and
artlatlo fire place; long living room; beam
celling; built-in buffet; boon cases, and
one of the most attractive, modern, up-to-date
kitchens that one coulr desire.
This house was thoroughly and Ideally
planned for a home, and Is well located
on Capitol Ave, Convenient to both cat
lines, and will meet the Ideas of the most
critical. Don't fall to see this house, as
4t will be sure to please you. Hat
tlrst-class hot water heating system.
Glover & Spain
919 City National. Douglas 3962.
"West Farnam Residence
319 North 41st Ave.
This Is a well built, well urranged brick
md stucco residence, located at one of
the high points In the West Farnam
llntrlct and convenient to the car line.
FIRST FLOOR Living room across the
front of the houso with tile fireplace and
window seat, dining room with bay win
low and window seat, good-sized pantry
and kitchen.
SECOND FLOOR Three good-sized
bedrooms, screened sleeping porch and
arge bathroom.
THIRD FLOOR Servants' quarters
complete, bathroom and ample Btorago
Toom.
Oak finish and floors first floor, white
enamel finish second floor.
Large grounds with fine shade. Price,
$8,700; very reasonable terms of payment.
George & Company
Phone T, 706. 902-12 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
5108 Underwood
Ave., Dundee
This Is a two-story square house, well
built and in good repair. First floor has
reception hall, living room, dining room,
pantry and kitchen, furnished In oak with
ixceptlon of pantry and kitchen.
8 good-sized bedrooms and bath second
tloor.
Oak floors on the first floor and .maple
on the second.
Full -cemented basement, furnace heat.
,. The price, $4,750, is less than cost, and
the terms we can offer are very reason
able. Immediate possession.
George & Company
Phone D. 766. 002-12 City Nat. Bank Bldg.
$100 CaBh, $20 Per, Month
Five large rooms and bath, brick house,
modern except heat; 'good condition; two
blocks to car. Price, $2,100. Ready to
move into.
0. O. OLSEN,
108 McCaguo Bldg. Douglas 1063.
WELL BUILT HOME ,
Five rooms and bath, hot and cold
water, modem In every detail. Am going
to live in an apartment this winter and
will give you a genuine bargain. Will
sell my beautiful home for 82,775.
W. J. T RAVER,
Red 4721. Webster 4835.
Ileal Estate Trackage.
14TH AND JACKSON.
Lot 66x133 at southeast comer 14th and
Jackson Sts. End of switch. Price only
jii.ooo.
L. D. 8PAULDING,
1618 Farnam Bt,
Telephone Tyler 100.
HEAL E8TATK.
FARM A RANCH I, AND 8 FOR SALR
Cuiinda,
FARMERS, why starve another year?
Come to the best mixed farming district
in Alberta. 160 acres four miles from
4epot and twenty miles front Edmonton.
Water and timber on place. Sixty acres
ready for plow. Neighbors: American
and German-American. f20 per acre.
1,200 cash, balance one and two years.
It S. Haley, owner, 352 Alberta Ave.,
Edmonton. Alta.
Colorado,
COLORADO LAND NEAR DENVER.
I own and -control several hundred acres
of fine, rich land under the new Henrylyn
Irrigation system, all ready for the
termer. Will sell in tracts to suit pur
chaser on easy terms. Prices are low
now. This district will be colonized soon.
Buy now direct Write M. R. Stewart.
635 Empire Bldg., Denver, Colo.
Slentana.
MONTANA IRRIGATED LANDS. Use
?our Carey right and secure a 150-acre
arm in famous Valler country, where
wheat yields 50, oats 100, barley 65, flax
20 bushels per acre; no drouth, sure
mini: loads produce splendid alfalfa and
timothy; diversified farming is carried
on under ideal conditions, write today
for booklet Valler Farm sales com
jany, Box 1038, Valler. Montana
Nebraska.
FOR SALE Improved 200-acre farm, 3
miles from Page. Neb., at 350 per acre If
taken at once. Address r zm. nee.
Neir York-
THE best Improved stock, dairy and
grain farms anywhere are now for sale
In central New York. These fUrms aver
age better results and cost less by half
than farms in the Missouri valley. They
are close to colleges, schools, churches.
cities, towns and markets for 10,000,000
people, send lor free Illustrated Hat
Address McBurney & Co. Fisher Bldg..
Chicago. lit We refer by permission to
It. c. uuasman. station u. Omaha, Neb.,
and 'inomas xnorsou, wanton, a. u.
Texas.
A CHANCE to buy farm land direct
from the owner, 6,000 acres ranch and
farm, situated eight miles from the
fulf and seven miles from tne railroad.
Ixty miles N.-E. of Brownsville. Plenty
nf rainfall for growing crops, good ar
tesian flowing, well water. Good climate
ainter and summer. A fine tract to
colonize. Will sell in a body wr in 1.000
acre blocks. If ln.erested write quick
'or terms to liox us, itaymondvuie. Tex.
I HAVE nothing to trade, but have a
ti,3K-acrs tract wnicn must go in a noay
it 11S.M an acre.
Also. St Joseph's laland, near Rock
port, Tex., 32,000 acres, which must be
aold in a body at $10 an acre; only twenty
days to sen it in at teat price. W. 11.
Urahara, cuero, iex.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bearish Enthusiasm Renewed, by
Much Needed Rains.
PRICES GO A LITTLE LOWER
Influence Uxcrted firings the Yellow
Cereal Down from One-tlnnrter
to One-Hnlf Cent Lower
Level.
OMAHA, Sept 10, 1913.
There were some rains In the southwest
yesterday, principally in Kansas and Ok
lahoma, where they havo no corn left,
and these caused a renewal of bearish
enthusiasm on the part of a coterlo of
Chicago operators who have been.bcarlsh
In spite of tho recent steady advances.
This feeling was Intensified to somo ex
tent by fairly liberal receipts and also
some scattered liquidation on the part
of holders, who weio a little timid
about the possibilities of tho gov
ernment figures not bearing, out the re
ported damage to tho crop. The loss for
the day was only about &c. Cash com
was HS?Hc lower.
Wheat moved within exceedingly nar
row limits, but ruled generally eatjler,
with the Chicago professionals tho prin
cipal sellers, the firm conviction seeming
to exist, owing to the dullness In the cash
demand, that the government crop fig
ures would prove a bearish factor. North
west market were steady yesterday. The
southwestern markets were dull but firm
for options, but the cash markets were
steady to fractionally lower. The rains
In Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa caused
great relief to all animal life and a part
of the professional short sellers claimed
that the news was most encouraging at
this time, as fall plowing might bo at-
icinpiea.
Tho Saskatachewan Department of Ag
riculture reports that groin-cutting is
now general and that a medium wheat
crop Is expected. Throughout moat of
the territory crops on stubble and spring
Plowing aro light and those on summer
fallow from fair to good. Somo damage
has been done by extreme heat whtrh rw.
curred several days during the lost few
vvotkb. in some iieids tno straw is fully
ripened, but heads aro not filled to a
corresponding extent Cash wheat was
toe lower.
Somo of the closest observers of the
oats situation claim that prices are cheap
enough, notwithstanding the large sur
Plus In sight which will umo day disap
pear so rapidly as to surprise tho shorts.
Cash oats were UHc lower.
Clearances: Whrut Ami iim'ir m
462,000 bushels; corn and oats, none.
.voryuui oioso: wncat, w to d lower;
corn, Hd to 4d lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,601,000
bushels and shipments 1.428,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1,919,000 bushels and
shipments of 1,180,000 bushels last year.
irimary corn receipts were 1,418,000
bushels and shipments 663,000 bushels,
against receipts of 933,000 bushels and
shipments of 334,000 burhcls last year.
,;,, mary i"11?. rcccIPta wore 1,230,000
bushels and shipments 1.240,000 bushels,
a .I'"8' . recSlPa of 1.395,000 bushels and
shipments of 916,000 bushels last year.
CAHLOT RECEIPTS.
wheat. Corn.
Oats.
306
Chicago ....
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis ...
.204
796
....410
....619
.... 32
.... 47
.... 44
40
26
18
Winnipeg
.273
nTh1lo0liowl!?BCaB.h Bales wero reported
Wheat-No. 2 hard winter: 1 car, 82i4o
llye MO. 2: 1 por.WTi. 1. li o.. cc
No. 4: 1 car, 66c. Corn-No. 3 white: 2 cars.
'3- No. 2 yellow: 2 cars, 72Hc. No. 3
y9u.'j?wV1 car ?c-. No. 2 mixed: 4 cars.
72Mc No. 3 mixed: 8 cars, 7zJ4o. No. 4
mixed: 1 car. 719ic No grade: 1 car.
ots mixed, 72c Oats No. 2 white: 1 car,
41Wc Standard: 1 car, 41c. No. 3 white:
3 cars'.-f??i0' 1 car- wHc No. 4 white: 2
cars, 40Hc. No grade: M car, 38c.
Omaha Cash Prices: Wheat: No. 2
hard. 824l83V4c: No. 3 hard. 8ies2Uc; No.
I hard, 7981c; No. 3 spring, 8H4s2o No.
4 spring, (j0tg81c. , Corn: No. 2 white, 730
7Hc; No. 3 white. 73c; No. 4 white, "72V4
f'i74c; mo. 2 yeuow, 7zc; jvo. 3 yel
low, 72H072c; No. 4 yellow, 71&72c:
o. &. UYsfis; jno. 3, TiW, No.
4. 71tB71)!c: No. crn.dn. fSMfftSan. niln
No, 2 white, 4114c; standard, c; No. it
white, miQiOXc; No. 4 white, 40V440Uc
SC6c Rye: No. i, 66V4667c; No. i, C&2'66o;
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Sent. 10. Wheat aennut in
advance today on reassurances that shin.
ments free of duty from Canada Into tho
unuea Btaies could not be made until
after the Canadian Parliament hod as
sembled In January and had rempved
the duties against wheat from this coun
try. The market closed steady at prices
varying from last night's level to Mo
higher. Corn finished U44o off to o
up. oats down V4c to 4fffUo and nrovlslons
at 2H22V4o decline.
Wheat traders at first had the Im
pression that the passage of the tariff
bill in the senate Implied the early open
ing or tins country to tree snipments
rram across tne northern border, it was
not until after there had been a good
deal of selling that the fact was pointed
out that free entry of wheat applies
only to countries which have no wheat
duties against the United States.
Bearlahness of the government crop re
port nod some eirect in producing me
early dip In wheat prices. The rally was
aided by neavy rains in me nonnwest.
ESTATES.
FA RSt A IIANCK LANDS FOR 8 A LB
Texas.
IRRIGATED LAND IN TEXAS.
I have 360 acres of the famous Pecos
Palisades tract, under lr.igatton system
bunt by tne orient railroad.
Will sell In 40-acre tracts away below
tne marKet prico ior quick sale.
uovernment reports snow averago ior
alfalfa In Pecos valley tor last five
years 373.40 per acre. Last years aver
ace on this tract J 100 per acre. Second
year water on tho land. Over 8,000 acres
under cultivation, write to
B. G. WRAY,
Desk D, 410 Ideal Bldg., Denver.
Miscellaneous
740 ACRES. I30.O00.
514 miles from county seat of 3.600 Peo
ple. Railroad connections, academies.
seminaries anu nrpt-ciass scnoois. l urn
road loading station one mile from farm.
Several fin anrlngs. two deeD wells, two
sets of Improvements, good houses, barns
ana ouiuunaings; ij acres ot bottom lana
In cultivation. Fine alluvial soli equal
to the bottom lands of Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa or Missouri. About 800 acres of sec
ond bottom still in virgin timber. This
is excellent farming land. Tho rest Is
rolling and well Umbered, 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
made to cash buyer. If Interested, write
J. D. waters & company, iionner springs,
nan.
IlHAIi ESTATE TAJANB
MONEY to loan on Omaha homes. No
delay. J. H. Mltheu Co., Inc. -jIl City
isauonai name mag. uougias nn.
OMAHA' homes. East Nebraska farms.
O'KKEFC REAL ESTATE CO.,
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 2715.
LOANS of 11,000 and up desired on lm
troved real estate. Large loans a specialty.
W. H. THOMAS.
228 State Bank Bldg.
LARGE loans our sieclalty. 8 lull Bros.
WANTED Ctty loaaa and warrants.
W. Farnam Smith tt Co.. 1320 Farnam at
6ft
CITY LOANS. Uends-Carlbsrg Co.,
S- manaeis i neater mag.
HARRISON & MORTON. 916 Urn, Nat.
1100 to flO.OOO made promptly. T. D.
Wead. Wead Bldg.. Uth and farnam.
GARVIN BKOS.oCrfalfanfe I
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co.
UVB BTOCK MAHICKT UP WEST
Ship live stock to tiouth Omaha. Sava
mileage and shrinkage. Your consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tion. Live Stock Commlaalon Merchants.
MARTIN BROS. CO.. Excbango uidj
J- . mmcr; a cars, wc: l car.
FSii S?&J!11?: 1.car- 81c- Noff .priSS
1 car. 82J4c. No. 3 spring: 2 oars. 82o. No
3 mixed:, l pnr riv.p m. . -mJ
ml'0'
nnrt Ul.: n.Tik'-V -ill ".'...1 - "T
helped the upturn.
Despite the bullish crop report as to
com. there was a great deal of selling
of that grain today, both for long and
short accounts. Shorts were Inclined to
believe that the government estimate had
been fully discounted. Besides the rains
over night were believed to- have been
of much benefit to fall pasturage. The
close, however, was strong on account
of brisk shipping trade. Unloading by
noiaers made oats relatively weaker tnan
other groins. Shorts covered, but not
enough to causo a lasting rally.
Provisions weakened, owing to a de
cline at the yards and becauso of a bear-
isn rumor as to the government iigures
regarding the number of stock hogs on
farms. The Washington estimate, how
ever, when posted snowed tho total to
be about the same as a year ago.
Quotations ranged as follows:
Artlcle.l Open.l High j Low j Close.l Year.
Wheatl I
Bspi.3.ttB?i
87
tSM
9 i
87H
9IV4
Wx
76i
7514
uca.siHWV-
Cl.
96
7W
73V
WW
May.
Corn.
Bcpti
Doc.
May.
Oats.
9 M
7JK
7JV
96ViUi
75ifr6
7
73H8H
76?,
UK!
Sept4:iH
tlftfTIl
Dec. ll UWtV
43.
ll".
Mny.llSHWhl
Pork
Jan..
May.
Lard.
Jan..
May.
Ribs.
Jan..
May.
20 2!
20
20 2?t4
20 40
11 10
2O07HI
20 1!H
20 27K
11 as
20 S5
10 V4
ru zj
11 07-10
11 02', 4
11 lf-14
11 27H
io ran
10T7H
U 27H
10 R2U
10 77(J
11 10
10 65
11 22W
11 30
10 65-?!
10 80
10 CO
10 75
10 67M
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
91fl9lc; No. 3 red, 9U.W; No. 2 navd, (&,U
tSMc; No. 3 hard( 871i8Sc: No. 2 north,
em, 91fi92Hc; No. 3 northern. 891i'Jlc: No.
2 spring, S3mj91c; No. Jsprlng. S8n89Hc;
velvet chaff, S7(B9H4c; durum, 87091c
Corn: No. 2, Hkf77c; No 2 while. 77fU
77Hci No. 2 ye'lcw, 76577Hc; No. 3, 764
S77c; No. 3 white 7i(H77Hc; No. 3 yel
low, 76tt774c. Oats: No. 2 white, UU
4lHc; No. 3 white, 42i4SHc; standard,
C0H81C Tomlthy. 14.50ff5S5. Clover, 89.(W
(B11.25. Pork. J23.00. Lard, fii.Z3Ktru.2S.
Ribs, tl0.7T.1511.7p.
muiusiv oienay; creamery, ;4wyuc.
EGGS Receipts, 8,297 cases; unchanged.
nilKESE HlEher: daisies. lMflSHc:
young Americas. 15U215l4c: long horns.
lSMCiSHo.
potatoes unsottiea: receipts. t cars:
Minnesota and Ohio, f3Ac; Jersey,
93a; Wisconsin, wgsuc.
POULTRY Alive, higher: springs, I6H0:
fowls. 13c.
I '. . . .
weather In the Corn Hen.
United States Department of Agrlcul-
ture, weather bureau for Omaha, for tho
twenty-four hours ending at 8 a. m..
75th meridian time, Wednesday, Sept. 10,
1913:
OMAHA DISTRICT STATIONS.
Temp.- Rain
High. Low. fall. Sky.
Ashland, Neb.. 90 69 .06 Pt. cloudy
Auburn, Neb... 83 CG .12 Pt. cloudy
'iiroKen uow .. 71 . 62 1.11 uiouay
Columbus. Neb. 83 62 .07 Clear
uuiDcrtson .... y K .tu i't. ciouay
i' alrbury, Neb.. 89 67 .si Cloudy
Fairmont. Neb. 81 62 . 26 Pt. cloudy
urana island .. eg ,ui ciouuy
Hartlngton .... 86 62 .58 Cloudy
Hastings, Neb.. 78 63 .05 Cloudy
Holdrecre. Neb.. 80 64 . 35 Cloudy
Lincoln, Neb... 85 05 .43 Raining
North Platte. 78 a ,i uiouay
Oakdale. Neb.. 81 67 .80 Cloudy
Omaha 82 64 .13 Pt. cloudy
Tekamah, Neb. 84 63 .00 Cloudy
valentine .... 7S ez .w r u ciouay
Alta, la 84 66 .32 ciouay
Carroll. la 78 M .05 Cloudy
Clarlndo, la.... 79 64 .21 Cloudy
Bibles-. la 83 67 .ik uiouuy-
sioux city ... 82 70 ,oi ciouuy
Nnt Included In averairtss.
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at g a. m.
UltiTimrj. AVU1UUUB,
No. of -Temp.- Rain
Dlntrlct. Stations. High. Low. fall.
Columbus. O....1 18 7t 48 .00
LnUlKVllIn. KV... ! M 03 .W
Indianapolis .... 14 80 48 .00
Chicago, III 24 76 48 .00
Bt Louis, Ma... l w w .w
Des Moines, la.. 22 80 68 . 20
MlnncnnnllH SI 80 M .90
Kansas city ... z w ?
Omaha .i 17 S2 64 .80
TemDeratures contlnuo moderate In the
corn and wheat region. Rains were gen
eral along and west of the Missouri river
within the last twentn-rour hours. Rains
of one inch or more occurred at the fal
lowing stations: In Nebraska Broken
Bow, 1.11. In North Dakota Grand Forks,
l.BU; femoina, i,w, Ainenia, w-
marck and Langdon, l.io jamesiown,
1.00. Minnesota Crookston. lw.
Li. a. vtnitoa.
Local Forecaster Weather Bureau.
NcVr Vork General Market.
NRW YORK. Sent 10. SUGAR Raw.
steady; muscovado, 3.263.30o; centrifugal,
3.7093.80c; molasses, 3.01S!3.C6c; refined,
steady.
miTTJMl Flrni: recclnts. 11.829 tubs!
creamery extras, 31031Hc; firsts, 2&330o;
OlttlB UKirj',' .llCOfc. BUUU .....vj,
26HG28c; process, firsts, 2SC6c: imitation
creamery, firsts, 25ff25j4c; factorjv June
make, firsts. 24c: packing stock, June
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 8,234 boxes;
slate wholo ' milk fresh colored specials,
lftV.ffriCe-. whtte. 15M(tTlGc: white and col
ored, average fancy. WAoi skims, 12
echi inrm: receipts, ii.wi cases.
fresh gathered extras. S0Q32o: extra
firsts, 2S29o; firsts, 2527c; Pennsyl
vania and nearby hennery, white. 35042c
gathered whites, 25I7c; western gathered
whiten. z&uTaZc
POULTRY Live, irregular western
chickens. 16US17c: fowls. 14UU0
dressed, steady; western chickens. 17&
24c; fowls. i4V4i9o; turkeys, lsjgoo.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 10. METALS-
Leod: f4.70 bid; London, 20 12s 6d,
Spelter: Quiet f5.8536.l; London, 21 6s.
CoDDer: Firm: standard soot to Novem
ber. 15.4&Q16.S7i4: electrolytic. J16.7516.8714
lake Jis.STwrnv.w: castings, iie.&ou'itt.ua,
Tin: Easy; spot and September, J2.2&&
42.10; October, iu.wa-lau;' November
842.000)42.16. Antimony: Dull; Cookson's
18.40a8.60. Iron: Firm and unchanged.
London markets closed as follows: Con
rar: Weak: spot 73; futures, 72 17
d. Tin: Easy; spot, 193 5d; futures,
193 10c. Iron: Cleveland warrants, 6e
9d.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 10. METALS Lead
JI.C&SJ-4..U. bpeiter: ntronger, ).7o.su.
Kansas City Grain nnd Provisions
KANBAS CITY, Sept 10. WHEAT
No. 2 hard, fCHQSSc; No. 3, 8588c; No.
red, 92393c; No. 3, 8809140.
CORN-No. 2 white, 7&076o; No. :
76764c.
Closing prices of futures;
WHEAT December. 87T4c: May. 91C.
CORNr-September, 76c; December,
74c; May, 77Hc
OATS-No. 2 white, 43Hc; No. 2 mixed.
BUTTER Creamery, 30c; first 2Tc
seconds, 27o; packing-, 22c
KOOS Flrkt. :2c: seconds. 15c.
POULTRY Hens, 12o; roosters, 8c
ducks, 10c; springs, 15c,
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 10. WHEAT
No. l hard, sftc: no. l northern, 87H
ssvic; no. z nonnero. K&Hun'.tc; no. :
hard Montana. 87Uc: No. 3. fe3H85Uc: Sen
tember, 85Hc; December, SSHc; May, 93Hc,
r iXJUit uncnangea.
bran unchanged.
BARLEY Unchanged.
BARLEY Unchanged.
CORN-No. 3 yellow, 73c.
OATS-No. 8 white, 40We-Wic.
RYE No. 2, lVjc.
FLAXfl.47Kgl.60fr.
St. Tioala General Market.
BT. LOUIB, Sept. 10. WHEAT No. 2
red, 9J896c; No, 2 hard, 87V4S2V4c; Sep
tember. S9c; May, 97V47Hc t
CORN-No. 2, 75c; No. 2 white, 77c:
September, 76Ho; May, 7754c
OATS No. 2, 43H44Hc; No. 2 white,
44V4cBeptember, 43c; May, 4874c,
Receipts. Bhlpmenta.
mmir. bbls 17.000 19.000
Wheat, bU 53.000 102,000
Corn, bu zz.vw z.uw
OatsT bu 61.4X0 110,000
Liverpool Grain Market,
LIVERPOOL, Sept 10. WHEAT B pot
steady; No. 1 Manitoba, 7s 8d; No. 2, 7s
6d; Nc 3, 7s 3d. Futures, easy; October.
7s Hid; December, 7e l4d; Murch, 7s 2T4CL
CORN-Bpot steady; American mixed,
new, 6s 9d; American mixed, new kiln
dried, no stock; American mixed, old, no
stock; American mixed, old (via Ualves
ton), no stock. FMtures, easy, October,
La Plata, Ca 2Vid; December, La Plata,
5s 5J,d.
ViW QTfW MARKET
AVIIU UlUVil limillVUl
Shares Go Up, with Those of Union
Faoifio in Lead.
LEADER CLIMBS FOUR POINTS
IlullUh Operations Facilitated li
Passage of Tnrlft lllll nnrt Pun.
llcatton of Government
Crop Itrporl.
NEW YORK. Soot. 10,-Stocks move!
upward today, with Union Pnclflo In the
lorciront. it was largely arounu tnis
tadrr that the market revolved. Although
several Influences contributed to tho
strength of the list, tho advance In
Union Pacific, which for a tlmo ap
proached the spectacular, was tho chief
agent In focusing speculative activity on
the long aide. The rise In that stock
of four points, although equaled by some
of tho minor lssuea, was much In.exccsa
of tho gains achieved by the other ac
tive shares. It was the direct outcome ot
reports that a cash bonus would be dla-
uiDuiea to union Facinc atockhoiders.
Since tho sale by Union Pacific ot Its
holdings of Southern Pacific, vnrldus un
official reports have been circulated In
tho Mrett as to the probable disposition
ot the proceeds. Tho rumors that a
cash distribution would bo ordered was
repeated. R. S. Lovett. executive, head
of tho road, declined either to confirm
or deny the report.
The buoyant movement in Union Pa
cific Influenced the rest of the list which
mrncu strong alter on irregular open-
InT. Bullish nDnrntlnna worn fnrllltii tjrt
b the passage by tho senate ot the
tariff bill and publication of the gov-
AinmMn.'a n rs 1. ma.u. . a. .4 ..........
- ,. H .vj-v.fc , vniciunj. Willi;!.
virtually nut an end to uncertainty re
garding these factors.
The decrease of 175,000 tons reported In
tho monthly statement of United States
Steel, while showing another falling oK,
was Interpreted asa favorable develop
ment at least negatively, for a consld-
eraoie larirer inrinuntri. limi iw.n m,
dieted.
jjonus were irrpmiini. im v. -
changes. Total salc, pnr value. $1,750,000.
. uJ)lteJ 3tatcs 2s and 4a and Panama 2s
uwiiucu w on can. united males 3s ad
venced U.
ixumuor of sales and leading Quotations
vm piuvm ero as louowa:
Btlei. lllth. Law. CIom.
Atn&lsmutd OinnAr ... a Rna
Amtrtcin Airtcultural ., 1,000
4JK
14
H
47H
4
Amenrin m Suir,... 1 COS
Atnertam Caa U.ooo
Amrrlua Cm pta 1,700
American C. ft F. 00
Antrlroa ootloa Oil.... 1.000
Am. Ice fttcurltlM Mtii
UH
I
474
it
4114
a
us
101 V4
110
1HU
Z3V
iS
mi
Anxrlcin United joo
Amtnun ijocomMiTe ... ,
American H. ft 11
Amtrinn 8. & It. pfs...
Am. Burtr KtlnlDi.,..,
American T. i T
American Tobacco .......
Anaconda Mining Co....
Alchlton
Atchlaoa ptd
Atlantic Cout Line
Daltlmor ft Ohio
DcthUhara Steel
Druotlyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pncltle
3.I0O tsu
too in
800 131H
1I0H
H
"tlK
HH
MH
in
W!i
H
1H
H
U
tM
200 I2lii
600 !(
1,700 16
3,400
4..00 UWt
600 UH
Central Leather
24
Chaaapoaka tt Ohio......
Chicago (1. W
Chicago, M. & Bt. P....
Chicago ft tt. W
Colorado Futl 4 Iron...
US
1H
"iitoo, ioii; 105
i."oo 'iiL
600 111 llt4
1,700 im nu
'"Hi iH
8,000
.....
"l'.ioo ixiii imi
ano sm mi
l.JIO im loo
3.100 H-4 ltH
1,700 Itft Hi
eaaate
'" "i
1.J00 MH J5
"l.bb 15S" 154 H
'"soo iiiU i"
700 2H 13
l,:oo sou so
"i.'sod 'riU
500 80 29 V4
'iioo iii iiiU
'x'ooo iiiii iliU
C100 115H w
m u 87H
"i.'ooo 'iiH 'a?.
it!oo iwli
400 sih it
SO0 MS M4
1,100 mh n
too iih mi
i lata
'
M.isbb "w'i
70O JS UH
400 SO SO
1,000 14 13K
i tiiioo us" Yt'iK
, 3.400 11 UK
' 'i'.Hi
. U.ioo 44 S 4JH
, 1,100 109U 104K
, 4.400 MS U
, 1.000 JOH IS
toe
l
Ccnaollditad 0M
mi
Corn rroducta
ixiawHre & Iludaon
Uenror ft lUo dranda...
IXnrer St II, O. Pfd
nittlllara Hecurltlea ....
Erie
lit
11
11
Erie lat ptd....
46U
Erie M ptd
Qeneral Hleotrlc
lit
1ITH
Great Northern pfd
flreat Northern Ore ctfa.
llllnola Central
110
Inurborough Met.
Inter. Met. Dtd
Wi
t4
10
1K
International HarTfater..
mtar-Marlne rid
International raver
International Pump
Kinui Cltr Southern...
7
L&clada Oas ...i.
Lhlgli Valler
Loulavlll ft Naalillle..
164
iuu
M St. P. ft R. flta. 11.
Mluourl, K. A T
Mlaaourl l'acltlo
National Dlacult
National Lead ,.
1514
12W
SOU
n. n. It- Of M. M pfd..
New Ycrk Caotral....,.,.
N. Y.. O. & W i...
Norfolk ft Weatarn......
North American
Northern l'acltlo
l'acltlo Mall
I'eunajrlranU
l"eopl a uaj ,,
P.. C C. c St. It
rittabuifh Coal
praaaoa mei car
I'ullman Palace Car...,
Heading ,
(Republla I. & 8. .........
Itepublie I, a u. pia....
Rock Uland Co,,
Rock laland Co. pfd....
Bt. l & B. F. 2d pfd....
seaboard Air I.tne..
Heahoard A. L. pfd......
BIoaa-8hetfleld 8. tt I..
Southern Pacific ........
Southern Railway
n. luiuwar pia
Tenneaaee Copper
Texas Paclflo ,.
Union Pacific
Union raclllo ptd.,C....
United Statea Realty....
Vnlted Btataa Rubber....
United Htatfta Bteal
U. H. Steal pfd
Utah Copper
va. -Carolina wnemicai ..
Wabaah
Wabaih pfd
Western Marrlana ?H
Waatern Union C7U
Weatlnghouaa Eleculo .. 1,000 TIM 71H 71H
Whellng A lke Krie.,
Total aaloa for the dar, tOO.OOO aharea.
Ex-dlTlilend.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Bept. 10. MONET-On
call. easi'. at 2V4TJ per cent; ruling rate,
if. nar pent! clnalne bid. 2M33 ner cent
cent: ninety daya, 4WC4 per cent; six
months, ouom per cant.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6KiW
nor nf
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady, at
84.8250 for sixty-day bills and 14.8575 for
demand; commercial uum. .04a
SILVER Bar. 69io; Mexican dollars,
46c
rioNDB Oovernment. Irregular; rati
.a. IrrADIllnr.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
it a f rr. Mat K. o. Ro. rat. 6a.. 7
do coupon MSt 8. deb. la 1131.. 1U
U. B. Sa. reg IOSV4L. ft N. unl. 4 stf
do eouoon liiM. K. ft T. lrt 4a. 11H
U. 8. 4a. rei.J 110 "do gen. 4Wf a4Si
do coupon 110 Mo. Pncltle 4a 1TH
Panama la coupon.. WH mot, 11
A.-C. lat Ba cUa... 6IV4N, It It. of M. 4Via
Am.r. Kt U... WN. Y. tt f. HJ.. M
A. T. ft T. CT, 4a.,10H4 do deb. 4 X)
Am. Tobacco da. ...Ill N. Y, N. H. Si. it.
Armour Co. 4Ua. H4. ev. IHa ....... . 70
i,r,i.nn ,n im BSTiN. & w. lat e. 4a.. H
A 1. IMA 9u do ct. 4a 1MU
do ct. 6a,
1 anno ...... h
, (0U do Sa 17b
n'0. B. It. rfdg. 4a.. IMi
It Penn, ct. ma 1916..
A. C. U lat 4a. .
Hal. A Ohio 4a...
do Ua
Brook. Tr. .ot. 4a.
On. ot Oa. (a...
On. Leather ta...
Chaa. & Ohio 4Vte
An Mnv. lUa...
, 19 do con, a H
.MA Reading gen. 4a... . 14K
tit a. u a a. r. ig aa ti
ttl do aan. 6a........ 64
L. 8. W. e. 4a.. 1IU
Chteao ft A. tUa,. 64Hfl. A. U adj. 6a.... 74
n u , a t. 4a MUBo. Pae. eol. 4a.,... 1)
do g.n. 4a... MH do ct, U Hit
n m a H r a Ua..lol do lat ref. 4a.... IIH
C. R. L ft P. c. 4a 64HPO. Railway la 101H
do rfg. U T1H do gan. 4a.. 76i(
a A 8. r & a 4Ha- Union Paclflo 4a. ... 17H
T), ft II. ct. 4a. 7 do CT. 4a MH
n A. n. a. ref. la. 71U do lat & ref. ta,. tzu
Dlatlltere' 6a 64 V. B. Rubber la... JU
frle p. 1.
U V. H. Steal 2d la. .,10014
do gen. la
dc er. 4a. aar, n
111. Cen. lat rat. 4a.
Inter. Mot. tUa
Inter. M. M. 4Ha...
Japan 4t
71 V.-C. Chem. 6a 0SH
70W.b. lit a ei. I. Wi
i Weatarn ltd. 4a.. ,. 7H
7iuwrat. tnec. ct. aa,. i
hi Wl. Central U 17U
ma, "unereo.
lloaton Mlntno; Slooka
ROSTON. Sent. la-Closing quotations
on mining stocks were:
Allouei H Mohawk
41U
Amal. copper J iTaa xi.
A. Z. 1 ft H KHNIplaelng Mlnea ,
Arluna Com. ...... IHNorth liutta .....
n. Sc C.C A B. M. North lAka
, 17H
.
. tH
. 1H
. 61H
. 17
. U
Cal. ft Ariiooa.,..,. tlKOId Dominion ...
CM. & ltecla.. 440 Oacaola
Octennial llHQalncr
mnuf nance i u. ti nnannon
tt
Eaat null, a M. .. UHBuparlor J7H
Pranklln IHHuperlor ft II. H... 1
u ran or con. ........ it. imarca tiy,
Onena Cancaaa .... 14 U. I. B. R. ft M... 11
Ilia Rorate Omtw. 31li do ptd 47H
Kerr Lake IHUtatt Con
Lake Copper , fKUtali Copper Co Hit
t BaJla Copper,... 31a Winona I
Miami Copper 34 WoUerlne 47
Aaked,
Orders for Steel Decrease.
NEW YORK, Sept. lO.-The unfilled
tonnage of the United States corporation
on Auguat 31 totalled 6,223,468 tons, a de
crease of 175,888 tons over July.
London Block Market.
LONDON, Sept- 10. American securities
opened steady, with Prices around narltv
today. The list advanced under the lead
or union ruciric during tho early trad
ing and at noon the lone was steAdy and
values ranged from MM1 higher than
vesteniny s New York closing.
tVintoli. tnonfr "mrtenTer ft Mo (1... Snl
da seeeuni .. 7iv.Mo. . Kin. ft T.. N
Aml. Copixt .. . MUPouthftn PiMtte .. HVi
Cn11Ji rncirte . at Vnlon l'ldllo IStt
81IjVKR-lftr, steady at 3ft per
ounce.
The rate of discount on short Mils Is
9-16 per cent; three months' bills. 3 11-16
per cent.
OMAITA UnNKtlAI, MA1UCKT.
RtTTTUR No. 1, 1-IK cartons. 3Jc; No.
00-lb. tubs. 310; No. 2, 29c.
KISli-Wlilto. fresh. 14o: trout fresh.
16c; large crupplea. fresh, 13c, t-'patuan
mackerel, 15c; shad roe per pair.
salmon, fresh, 10c; halibut, fresh, 10c;
buftalo. 9c, buillieada, 3o chnnliel cat
fnili, 16c: pike, 15c; pickerel, Ho.
CHKKSE Imported Swlaa. lie; Ameri
can Swiss, 26c. block Swiss, 24o; twins.
lie; daisies, inpit-ts, nc; young
Americas, lc; blue label brick. 18i4ci llm.
berger, i-iu., hhj; New YotK, white. lc
POULTRY Broilers. per lb.; hens,
18c; cocks, 11c; ducks, 18V20a; geese, Uo;
turkeys, 0tai5c: plgeona, per dos., 31.19;
loostcrs. ic: ritirka. full feathered. Her
geese, full feathered, 10c; squabs. No. L
No. 2. to.
HREF CUT.S-NO. l ribs, 17c: No. 2,
, i . ' w . . ..ii. vt. , i -1 .at.. -
47i.-, nu, o, i.?,v, nu, i nulla, 1371V, nu,
2, toHc; No. 3, ISSc No. 1 chucks, Ho;
no. i, ivc; .o. a, xno. i rounds, tic;
No. 2. 1274c; No. 3. ftc. No. 1 plates, 7Hoj
No. 2, 6Wc; No, 3. 6c,
The lollowlng prices are furnished by
the OUllnsKy Fruit company!
FRUITS - Fancy California Balway
Peaches, per box. 724c: 100 box lots. 70c:
250 box lots, C7Hc Extra fancy Colorado,
Utah, Idaho and Washington Elbertas at
per bux, 76c; 100 box lots, 72V4o; S50 box
lots. 70c. Extra fancy Colorado or Utah
6-tler Bartlott pears, box, 82.25: 3 box
lots, 32.20; 25 box lots. 32.15. Choice Utah
or uoiornao a tier uartlelt neara. linr.
32.25; extra fancy Colorado Bnrtless pears.
box, 32.73. Capo Cod cranborrles, due
uepiciuner iuin or earner, per 100-qt.
barrel, ta.s.
VEQETAULKS Polatoea. lara-a rK-
bier, per bushel. 90c Onions, California,
lsrge yellow, per pound, 2V4o. Tomatoes,
Homegrown, per market basket Wo: a.
craie iois. oc. waiermeions. Alabama
neou yor pvunu, iftQi o-rate lots, pel
Pound. IMC.
AiiBCKL.uANi'.cus-rioastlng ears, per
tot., 15c; Michigan celary, per dot., S5o;
Mott's cider. Per keg. 83.60: NehawW.
c-.ucr, per Keg, asparagus, per dos.,
too; rnuoaro, per aos., wo; unions, .per
aos.. cvc. neer uodib. cvnu, iurr.;pa, per
aos.. we; paraiey per aos., ivc; radlanoe,
Per dox.. 20c: head lettuce, per doz.. tl.Oh
homegrown leaf lettuce, per dox.. atat
green peppors, per basket 50c; was or
green beans, per basket 81.00; holhouae
cucumbers, i.r uoi., too to wc; cauli
flower. Per lb.. 10ai2Uo: Venetian ararllo.
par lb., 13V4c; new cabbage, per lb., c;
eggpiant, par uui at.ov; noraeraaian, I
dox. bottles In case, per case. tl.M:
Dromodory brand datos. pkg 13,00;
Anchor brand dates, pug., iu; walnuts,
nu. a auu B.ic.i, iw,, Au, itiouiun
ftecans, per lb., UVta; Jumbo peoans, per
b 15a; giant pecans, Louisiana, paper
aheu. per id.. xto: r mens, per lb., lto:
Drake almonds par lb. 15c. paper shelL
Uc; uruxus, per id., iuc;, large wasnod,
cer lb.. 12a: black walnuts, per lb.. Itto:
raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb.. 7a; Jumbo pea
nuts, per iu., to; roast peanuts, per it
IVio; shellbark hlckorynuts, per lb.. 4c;
white rice popcorn, per lb., 4o; checkera
per 100-packago case, 33.50; checkers, par
W-pKg. caso. 6L.7o; i.osii ixrry coxes,
quarts, per j.vuu, iit.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. lO.-COTTON-Spot.
quiet; middling uplands, 13.16c; gulf,
IS. 40c: no sales. Futures closed steady;
September, 13o; October, 13,02c: Decem
ber, 12.07c: January, 12.86c; February,
13.95c; March, 12.04c; May, 13.01c; June,
is.or,o; juiy, i3..c. ,
(Tntrnn rinaofi ni a iobs or kti'Im noinin
IJIVICHPOOI. Sent. If). COTTON in
fair demand, but easier; middling rair,
Ol,1- irnnd tnlddllnira 7.76d: middling,
7.44dH low middling, 7J2o; goodordlnary,
H.0W1; orainaiTi .a, amcD, o,wv uum i.
Coffee Market.
MCrrtr VOTUf. Sent. 10. COFFEE FU
.n,nil liintir. nnlnta hlsher In ro
sponk-1 to European cables and reports of
steadier feeling In the cost and freight
situation, but prices gradually eased off
mil thn nlnKA WILH IllirOlV BICaUT. UGl Ull-
chanced to 8 points higher, September
8.68c; October, 8.50c; November, C.ftlc; De
..mbr R77o! January. 8.8&a. March. .03o!
Ma. .17o; July, 9.2So; August, 9.28c. Spot
Qi'UHC iIilu uuii, .uiuurtiw7ju.vv.
Oils nnd Itualn.
ric-w Tfimf. Sent 10. COTTONSEED
OIL Easy; prime summer, ymiuw, t...
October, 37.70; uecemDor, ei.wi.
ROSIN QUlet. ,
TURPENTINE Easy; machine, bar
rels. 41V4c.
lirT lltfllUB .i .-
Mti.iv vrrtr Rn. 10. DRY OOODB
Cotton goods are very strong and prices
. vi.lnir trine sheetings wero advanced
V4c a yard. Cotton and worsted yarns are,
7". . . .1... T.,m m n r. KlIlhnM
nigner ana more iwuve. uv
pave reacnou tno iiikhvi. ni.un..!
I&vnporntril Apples nnd Drleil Fruits
NEW YORK. Sept. H.-HVAl'UUATau
A T1..T .THO TTI
DRU3D FllUllo I runcn iiriii.
quiet Raisins steady
CHICAGO LIVE HTOCIC aiARKRT
Cattle Steady to Ten Cents Hlfflie
Hogs .Lovrer.
CHICAGO. Sept lO.-CATTLERo.
celpts, 16.000 head: steady to iM yr
..'.! iJir.ui Tah iitnera. t6.704i7.80
f-..,i, .ri 'iROOfrt.M: stockers and
feeders, t5.40arf.lK: cows ami heifers, $3.70
08.40; calves. 3S.0011.T5. , . ,,
HOOB RocalpW, 82,000 head; market 15
85o lower; bulk or sates, ,.ww.w,
tt vm9K- .nlYnd. 17.7MfO.20: heavy. 17.0041
nVfoT rouih, $7.5007.80! pigs, $4.2508.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 37,000
head; market steooy io ivn nigner, iiui,
83.40HM.7d: western, a.wnu'a.io. jimum..
$4.8T4i6.75; lambs, native, $6.25eT,60; west
em. ib.ivq'i.w.
' u.iaa Clta- Live Slock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Sept. 10.-CATTLE
Recelnts. 14.WU neaa; maraoi airuiis w
lfio higher; prime fed steers, 8.66iy.zs;
h.r it.7VHK.o0: western
steers, 16. WftOJ. fouthern steers, 3A55
dockers and feeders. 35.25O.00; bulls
Tiro'sJlRecelnts. 7.500 head; .market
opened 610c higher and closed 100 lower;
bulk. ilWB9M: heavy. $ -W: packen;
and butcner, k.v.iv, f-"w'
i ma a-vntT HA
sTTTHwr AND LAirUB-Recelpts. 8,000
head; market steady to 10c higher; lambs,
tUUOi yearlings, $4.5035.25; wethers.
$4.25Q4.C0; ewes, $3.Wtt'4..
' St. Loots LlTO Hlook Market.
of IiUIS. Mo.. Sept. 10. CATTLB
RMetpts? 6.W0 T head; market 1015o
higher: good to choice steers. $7.25(88.00:
stockers and feeders, $5.2MJ7.50: cows and
helfe'M.'llTOSS.W; bulls. $5-7543.7S:caU'e..
$6.0O8!11.0O; southern steers, $6.007.75,
yourllngs, 35.OOti6.00; lambs. $5.5(8'6.00.
Hloux City Live H lock Market,
otniix CITY. Ia Sept. 10. CATTIjIiJ
rSiV, 800 head market 10c higher;
S?tlt.P steers, ffl.'"
$l.60e.25: canners, W-2W;'5. cap te; 37.ZS
fifl.W; bulls, stags, o c . r,.0?XO.
ttfthtt Reee'r.- ' " trKpt, 10
eitaloweri heavy. $7.t37.M; mlxeif;
i-i... I a.-.. tlilvl !7 0"
gfo light! i55-buVk of Val77.70
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Itecelpts,
head; no quotatlona
200
Live Block In Sleht.
Receipts at the six principal western
r.arkets yeoimuaj.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Kansas City
Pt. Louis ..
Hloux City ..
14,000 7,f-00 8,000
6,400
....... ,r
lS.Ort
6,500 200
32,000 S7,W
4,000 2,000
8,600 28,000
Chicago
CI, lA..nn ...........
700
fckjtlth
umana w
Totals
,,46,600 OWn 78,700
HI. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOBEI'H, Mo., Sept. 10. CATTLE
Receipts, 700 head; market strong to
shade higher; Bteers, $5,0088.76; cows nnd
heifers, $1.00Q8.60; calves, $4.DO10.00,
HOGS Receipts, 4,000 head; market
10015c higher to shippers; top, $9.50; bulk
of aalea, $8,204(8 80.
hiikkp AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.000
head, market slow and weak lamb t.w
, se i&
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET i
Cattle Receipts Light nnd Most
Kinds Around Ten Higher.
SHIPPING HOGS SHOW ADVANCE
Pncklng Horn Very Mow nnd Weak
to nm Mnrtt na Ten Cents Loner
Sheep nnd I.nmlia (leit
ernllr Htendr.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 10. 1913.
RerelDta wer: r-lt1. lnr Hht.n.
Official Monday 11.673 2.187 M.S31
uiuciai tueiKiay 6,371 o.TBl 4s,irj
Ustlmato Wednesday.. 2,500 8,500 2S.0S0
Three ilnv iMa w'l MKil 1ft aie, 19.V05.1
PAme days last wcek.22,43 20.240 79,223
Home days 2 wks. ngo,lJ,. 17.8S4 W,353
Hamo days 3 wks. ago.lMW 16.817 43,8!
Same days 4 wks. ago.13.6.12 25.335 42.641
Same days lftst year..23,008 14.D40 72,036
The followlner table imuw thn receipts
or cattle, hogs and sheep at the South
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with last yeart
lais. tsi! Ine. Tiie
fattle m.ZXI M7.038 ' 2,818
Hogs 1,830.275 2.27',1SS ....... 343,863
Sheep 1.6J7.U3 1,465,865 171.313
The follnwlnr lhl Imoi the ranra of
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
a at tew daya, with compariaonsi
Date. 1113. 1I12.I111.H10.1IK10.1!08.07
Aug. 31
7 VI
7 07
8 4
7 77
6 55
i 71
e
Bent 1
7 82
8 791
7 81 16 45
Bept 3.
7 674
8 33
7 11
8 851
7 801 6 43
867
6 66
Bew. 3.
7
7 6114
7 73H
7 80V4
7 87U
8 03t.
8 27
7 47
7 OS
6 P2
lj
9 02
7 87
7 85
7 87
6 63
Sept 4.
8 24
8 57
6 67
Sept.
Sept.
S i
C 61
5 75
8 27
0 07
5 81
aetit.
8 85
6 f4 061 7 M 6 61 5 83
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
6 SSI
6 07
8 811 7 2
6 64
8 39
9 02 7 88
9 13 7 SS
6 69
E83
10 S CS14
8 35
6 68
5 83
Sunday.
Rnoelnts nnd rilannaltlnn nf live stock
at tno union stock yarns. Bourn vjmana,
for twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock
p. m. September 10. 1913:
11 ISC E I I'TS-CA 1 IB.
cattle. Hogs, sheep, irr.
V... ill. OE nh. J ... ..
Wabash It It
10
1
2
25
13
36
11
1
7
11
1
1
Mo. Pac. lty 8
2
31
48
U. P. II. It 23
C. A N. AV.. east,, a
C. A N. V west.. 29
('., Bt P.. M. & O.. 3
C, B. & q east.. 3
u., 11. ot vi.. west.. 31
C. It 1. & P.. east 4
17
1
O.. R. I. & 1. west 1
ill. cent, lty 3
G. W. lty.
Total receipts
.117
121
104
DISPOSITION-HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Cn
80S
894
Swift and Compnny
Cudahy Pkg. Co. .
410
464
20
1,163
Sll
l.lilS
82S
1,254
'3,382
4.40S
Armour & Co
KM
Schwartz A Co
J. W. Murphy
a. u. 1: co s
L. P. Co. 2o
Sinclair 21
W. B. Vansant Co. ., 327
Benton. Vansant &. L.. VI
w. w. Hill & Co
163
329
3
131
116
31
r.
184
167
153
48
83
93
8
2
13
14
1
62
156
62
219
42
473
F. B. Lewis
Huston fc Co
J. B. Root tt Co
.....
i ...
J. 11. nulla v
F. Ilusz
Rosenstock Bros
Mccreary & Kellogg..
Wcrthelmer & Degen
H. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros
Mo. & Kan. Calf Co..
Christie
Htggins ,.,
Huffman
jiom ....
Meyers .
Goldberg
jvreus
Baker, Jones & Smith
Tanner Bros
John Harvey
iowa uauie uo. .......
Other buyers
11 at I
.. 39,188
Totals 4,201 5.420 48,870
CA'ITIjIS nertntntit nf nntttn thla tnnrn.
ing were very light compared with recent
days, only 93 fresh cars belhg reported la.
I' or tho three days this week receipts
foot up 20,544. The supply of killers waa
Very small, thn arrlvnla mnalallnir luraelv
of feeders and stockers.
xne demand for steers was aotlve and
buyers were out early looking for sup
plies. As a result nnvthlne In thn way
of good killing steers sold at prices that
wero safely 10a higher than yesterday, or
around a quarter higher than Monday.
vo ws anu nouora were in very light
aupply. while the demand was good. The,
market was fairly active, with prices
generally lOo higher than yesterday, or
26o higher than the low day, Monday.
This means that tho market on cows and
heifers is, If anything, & little higher
than last week's close.
Feeders having wolght and quality
wero In demand at good, strong prices.
On the other hand, there was a surplus
of light cattle, eo that the market on that
Kind was a mtie slow, with the tendency
lower.
Quotations on cattle ! Good to choice
cornfod beef steers, $8.20ft.00; fair to good
cornfed beef steers, $7.9038.20; common
to itur cornfed beer steers, 37,007.00;
good to choice range beeves, 37.25477,75;
fair to good cornfed range beeves. 16.6071
7 2C: common to fair cornfed ranae beeves.
p.ouBv.bu; goou to cnoice lienors, f.Z6
7.25; fair to choice cows, $1007,00; fair
10 goou graues, ao.uxiro.uv; common to
fair grades, $J.2OK6.00; good to choice
stockers and feeders, $6.S&&'3.00; fair to
good stockers and feeders. S6.2famKS!
common to fair stockers, $5.750. 25; stock
cows ana lienors, tt.ro3a.cu; veal calves.
wmw,, BEICB STEERS"
No. At. Pr. No. ' At. Tr.
11 tit I 10 15..., 1140 I M
It 1K5 t IS
COWS.
1 ICO 8 71
3 771 4 M
2 teo 4
1 710 K Co
t. 1100 6 10
4 too I 10
3. .,,. 936 8 H
1 100 I 7S
l...t 1M0 1 00
2 S (00
1 1111 I tt
1 1110 40
t low I IS
HEIFERS.
1 tlO 00 1 174 t IS
12 I7S t M 10 C44 I 40
2 c:o t is 11 too im
BULLS.
1 ...ita s a 1 ui ih
3 :....iott 6(0 !..., 4 ( 00
CALVES.
4 M0 t 00 1 ISO I 09
WESTERNS.
NRI11LAHKA.
11 heifers.
(00 6 40 18 feeders.. 674
6 40
6 30
48
6 85
7 20
6 95
14 heifers... 932
600
6 75
6 50
6 SO
7 20
7 00
8 heifers... 635
8 feeders.. 613
49 steers. ...1102
22 feeders.. 1175
39 steers... .1204
47 feeders.. 975
13 cows 938
26 stoers....l261
23 feeders. .1184
35 feeders. .1069
11 feeders.. 1074 7 00
12 feeders. .1030 7 00
4 feeders.. 919 e so
21 feeders.. KM 80
10 steers., ..1066 15
10 steers,. ..IOho 5 65 13 feeders.. 834 6 30
6 feeders.. 640 5 60
Recce A Tetherow Neb.
15 feeders., 780 6 70
J. C. Recce Neb.
11 heifers... 858 6 15
Carr Bros, Neb.
6 feeders.. 720 6 85 14 feeders.. 878 7 10
7 feeders.. 932 7 10
13 feeders.. 824
II. II. Hoehl Neb,
18 cows 916 4
6 cows.
816 3 70
1 cow 800 3 70
18 cows 1016 5 50
A. T.
No. Av. Pr.
62 feeders. ,1253 6 65
18 fcedors.,1274 1 40
Q. P.
18 feeders.. 625 6 66
1 cow.
... 970 3 70
Davis.
No. Av. Pr.
26 cc-wa 933 5 80
2 feeders.. 1170 6 66
Buey.
38 feeders.. 983 6 65
5 heifers... 600 6 25
8 heifers... 763 6 15
Sand Hills Lumber & Cattle Co,
66 feeders. .1322 7 70 40 feeders. ,1J7 7 60
40 feeders.. 1389 7 60
Alec Underwood.
41 feeders.. 1154 7 05
Mrs. Anna Lelth.
45 feeders.. 1089 6 90 16 cows 1117 6 75
George II. Hagemon.
18 feeders.. 992 7 CO
Tully & Musson Co.
138 feeders. 816 6 65
C. S. Reece.
18 feeders.. 900 6 95 12 feeders., 820 0 85
7 cows 1068 5 85 13 cows 861 5 75
J. E. Thackery.
10 feeders.. 904 6 95
COLORADO.
37 feeders. .1054 5 75 30 feeders., 942 6 20
55 feeders.. 1214 7 40 48 feeders. .1203 7 40
lo calves,., 256 7 60
MONTANA,
N. J. Humphrey Mont
36 steers... .1010 6 70
Brewster Estate Mont.
17 eteers. ...1184 7 00
U S. Badgett-Mont
13 steers... ,1161 7 00
WYOMING.
5 fenders. .1276 7 50 2 feeders.. 535 6 75
2 feeders.. 1200 7 50
Diamond Vattle Co. Wyo.
6 htlfcrs... m 6 50 2tj cows 971 6 W
. Tl A. A1tmWvn.
10 feeders.. ii 6 85 3 feeders.. 1101 7 50
20 feeders. . 776 7 50 feeders.. 770 7 50
16 feeders.. 740 7 50
11. A. Allen wyo.
10 feeders.. 9&8 6 86 3 feeders.. 1106 7 50
DO feeders.. 776 7 SO 28 feeders.. 770 7 50
16 feeders.. 740 7 56
SOUTH DAKOTA.
22 feeders., 1034 6 86 3 Cows 970 E 20
llOdH Hrcrtnt of hoe this morning
Were the heaviest that they have been
thus far this week, but the total for the
threo days amounts only to 16,148 head,
being n sharp falling off as compared
with last week, but nt the same time
larger than for tho corresponding period
a year ago.
snipping hoes were high flyers again
this morning. Tho market on this kind
of hogs was active, with prices onywhere
trom strong t as much as lOfti&a higher.
The best hogs, sold up as high as 38,75,
tho top yesterday having been $5.65.
Shipping orders, fortunately for tho sell
ing Interests, wero large, over half of tho
hogs on aalo holnr iturchnsed hv huvers
on shipping account.
Packing hogs on the other hand wern
extremely slow and lower. Buyers were
very slow about starting out prefertng
to wait until the, moro urgent shipping
orders were filled. When thoy did make
bids their offerings were fully 10c lower
man yratcruay, ana tney stood pat nt
those figures so that the market was
practically at a standstill so far as pack
ing hoga were concerned all the morning.
Sellers worked hard to brlnir nanlrera
tip on their bids, but wrthout success, and
11 nm ciiu were jorvou 10 sen at paCKers
prices that la logi&o lower than yester
day. This means that packing hogs sold
around $7.W. some of tho better grades
bringing a little more than that and the
rougher kinds nt less figures.
Tho close on all kinds of hogs was
slow and wenk, the early advance on
shipping grades being alt lost and more
too,
No.
At. Ph. Vt.
.SM to 7 70
.m ... 7 is
.171 7 IS
No,
S7..
71..
M..
1..
At. Sh. Tr.
...7 ... ce
...Ml ... lot
... ICS
..ill 1U IM
4...
...
II...
t 40 7 M
71...
71...
.114
130 7 M
10 7 M
... 7 90
... 7
130 7 M
... 7 M
U.. ...... 774 .... 1 eg
tt lis 40 1 os
.111
.IM
M..
17..,
B 0 40 I 05
71 ,.ttl SO ICS
84., M7 to I 10
71 tot IM I 10
U 17T 40 I lo
66....
,,..
.4
.171
II.
60.
11.
M IM ?M
3(0 ... 7 0
47 171 110 7 10
41 171 160 1 00
JJ NO 10 7 to
tt..,....12B to 7 M
aa.......m
11 soi
71.. .,...140
41 lit
71 S4
M 147
71.... ...137
1 10 '
10
8 10
I 10
I 10
1 11
I II
I 14
I 16
IM
to
10
13 H4 10 7 to
41 1U 0 7 M
t Ml 10 T M
ro ni no 7 to
M Ml 14 7 M
1 lit 10 7 10
It 141 10 7 to
87., JIT IM
41 Ml to
11 Ill
t IS
tl,
...171 40 7 M
...114 IN TM
...Ml 100 7 IS
...177 M 111
13..
to.,
eo..
64..
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to...
M...
41.
l...
. It...
0...
It...
13,..
7...
piaa
...
.112 IM I
.379
I
t 19
I 50
I 10
1 to
t M
I
t 8
I 75
...Ml
...111
...HI
...148
...Ml
...ltl
.,.114
...U0
..173 ... 716
....
m too t co
r mi 240 1 00
41.......MI aw t 00
75 147 200 t 00
43 391 ... ttX)
14 tl ... I M
W SO ... in
.134
Ill
BTOCKKR8 AND FEEDERS.
t 134 I 7S
14 lit 6. to
4 410 tt
I US 1(0
1 7M tO
7... (04 I 70
33 U g 70
11 tM 71
13 Ml 71
3 7t0 ( 71
13,,,.,..,,,. 710 6 71
10 tin a so
1..,., 10CO IS
10 110 n
I 4. 141 7 00
It tit 7 00
61. 777 T IS
II tot: 7 10
11...,., IM 7 M
17 1011 7
11 v... in 7 to
nudist' Monday
nnd Tuesday's un
usually heavy receipts wero cleaned up
In very fair shape yesterday, as only a
comparatively few offerings of feeding:
lambs were in first hnnila this mnrnlnor.
Tho new arrivals numbered some 104 cars,
or 28.080 head, which was a very generous
suppty ior Wednesday, making in all aa
many as 131.931 thead yarded during the
first three days of tho week.
The most noticeable feature- in the trade
this morning was the appearance of some
activity, as both packer and feeder buyers
were looking over the liberal supply at an
early hour and began to do business in
good season. The improvement In the
dciinnnd, for both killers and anything in
the feeding line was very nnnarent.
Owing to the fact, however, that the qual
ity . oi tne iai end or ma receipts waa
little or no hotter than on tho two
Srevious days of tho week and there,
elng no strictly prime lambs or sheep
offered tho range ot prices did not make
any lorty, figures. The general market
could bo described as about steady, with
such lambs as were hare selling around
$6.5086-75. Tho supply of mutton continued
proportionately light there not being
many sales made at tho time ot making
this report.
Notwithstanding the liberal supply ot
feeding lambs and sheep In sight thla
morning prices ruled about steady with
yesterday's close, or around 40HH0o lower
than tho close of last week, The best
feeding lambs sold largely around $6.00S
6.38, with thn less desirable grades going
to me country at ao.zau'u.io. Hiricuy
good feeding lambs ot the right weight
and quality might bring aa much as $6.60,
If any such kinds were here. A lararo
number of buyers wero in from the coun
try tins morning.
Quotations on Sheep and Lambs Lambs,
good to choice, $7,0007.35; lambs, fair
to good, $6.1007.00; lambs, culls, $5.0)0
6.00; iambs, feeders, t5.2506.nn- yearlings.
good to cnoice, ao.woio.io; yeanings, lair
to good, $5.2&OG.50; yearlings, feeders, 84.75
6.50; wethers, good to choice, 34.1504.S3;
wnthnra. fair to irood. I4.00S4.lfi: wathera.
feeders, $3.75734.25: ewes, good to choice,
IJ.&osfi.w; ewes, rair to goo a. s3.axjF3.6o:
ewes, feeders, $3.0003.50; cull sheep, $2.00
33.65.
N. Av. Pr.
181 Wyoming feeder ewes 03 .3 10
106 Wyoming feeder ewes 99 3 10
180 Wyoming feeder ewes 97 S 10.
187 Wyoming feeder ewes.. 109 S 10
172 Wyoming feeder ewes 99 3 10
234 Wyoming feeder lambs 45 5 (0
in Wyoming reeaer lamos ts 5 85
185 Wyoming feeder lambs...... 55 6 25
276 Wyoming feeder lambs 48 C 85
267 Wyoming feeder lambs S3 C 25
167 Wyoming feeder lamba .... M 6.25
195 Wyoming teeder lamos...... 46 G 85
196 Wyoming feeder lambs 67 6 25
225 Wyoming feeder lambs 68 6 26
186 Wyoming teeder lambs 56 2S
145 Wyoming feeder lambs....,, 68 6 25
97 Bouth Dakota feeder ewes,, 84 8 16
127 Nebraska owes ....t.... S9 8 60
82 Nobraska ewes .....,,, 89 350
224 Nebraska ewes 84 3 00
72 Nebraska ewes 98 3 60
80 Nebraska culls, ewes 82 '3 50
79 Nebraska culls, ewes 97 2 60
176 Idaho lambs , 68 6 85
150 Idaho lambs GS 6 86
4U Idaho lamb 70 6 60
1336 Idaho feeder lambs 63 6 15
198 Ihado lambs 69 6 65
303 Idaho feeders lambs 68 00
1377 Idaho feeder lambs 54 6 85
ICO Idaho oull feeder lambs .... 49 4 85
649 Wyoming feeder lambs .... 67 6 35
s Wyoming iteuor minus .... oo o f
145 Wyoming feeder" lambs ... M 6 35
100 Wyoming feeder lamb 62 C 34
249 Wyoming feeler lambs .... 52 6 80
871 Wyoming cull feeder lambs 42 6 CO
124 Wyoming cull feeder lambs 36 6 Ot
1003 Idaho ewes , 89 2 85
201 Wyoming ewes . 97 3 W
409 Wyoming owe 117 8 79
846 Idaho ewes W
260 Wyoming feeder lambs .... U $ JO
701 Wyoming feeder lambs .... 64 6 30
1050 Wyoming feeder lamme ... 63 g 30
193 Wyoming feeder ewes .,.. 99 8 10
302 Wyoming lambs 66 6 76
COUNTRY CLUB STOCK
HOLDERS JVIEET SATURDAY
A meeting ot the stockholders of tho
Country club will bo held Saturday even
ing at 6:30 o'clock at the Country club.
Two new members of the board of di
rectors are to be elected at the meeting.
Harrison County Fair Onena.
MISSOURI VALLET, la., Sept IO.'
Harrison county fair opened here yester
day and will continue until Friday even
ing. The floral hall and other buildings'
are tilled with exhibits and In the event
the weather Is favorable a largo attend
ance Is expected. In addition to exhibits
of all the products ot the farm, there
w'll be a base ball tournament beginning)
Wednesday afternoon, and continuing on
Thurtday and Friday, Four hundred dol
lars has been raised for prixea in addi
tion to a beautiful silver cup. Thursday
and Friday afternoon two flying ma
chines will be doing acrobatic ctuntaj
and gymnastlo feats In mld-alr over the
fair grounds. Fast running of horses
promUes to be one ot the spectacular
featurei ot the fair. The officers are aa
follows; J. E. Jones, president; A. B.
Hosbrook, lecretary. and Harvey Fobs,
treasurer, all of Missouri Valley.
Key to tbo Sltuatlon-Bee AdrortUlpg.