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    TIIB BEE: OMAIIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1913.
REAL KSTATE.
CITY l'HOPEHTY l'OU SALE
LOTS IN
M
APLE-
W
OOD
$450 to $600
$10 Down, $10 a Month
Ilavo cement sidewalks. gas and City
water: within one block of car line and
paved street; the best values offered tn
the city today. These lots are located on
Wirt Bt., between (2d and 45th. Call at
our office any time or call us up by
phone and wo will show you these lots.
We only have a few left at the price of
2450. Seven new houses are now being?
built in this addition. Call us up at once,
as theso aro the cheapest lots to be had
In Omaha so close to car that have ce
ment walks, city water and bos.
HASTINGS & IIEYDKN, 1614 Harney St.
Four-Room
Bungalow
11,760 Brand new bungalow, largo liv
ing; room and dining room, good sized
kitchen and bedroom; large clnssts;. nice
cement basement and cement walks;
city water and electrlo lights. Chicken
rouse at rear, with enclosed yard. Handy
to car, stores and school. Easy terms.
SCOTT & BILL,
.307 MoCaguo Bide. Douglas 1009.
SMALL APAKTMENT
BUILDING
Building completed laat spring contain
ing 4 apartments, strictly up-to-aate, eacn
having 6 rooms and sleeping porch, lo
cated on Davenport St. near Curtis
Turner park; large lot; annual income,
31.620. Price, 116.000. Flans and specui
cations at our office, or will show build
jib on appointment.
BEMIS-OAELBERG CO.
310-312 Brandeis Theater Bldg.
GOOD LOT
WITH BARN
S6th and Charles street, lot G0x$6, with
jarge oara, containing; cuusiuef c&uib iuw
ber. Opportunity for someone wishing to
tuna, trice, jvou. '
R. H. LANDERYOU,
224 State Bank Bldg. Doug. 2151.
Mtniu otitk MtnmrtAT. nni.l.EflEl
8-room modern house, with garage, lot
COxlSO, 4 bedrooms and bath on second
floor, SOUtn front; very aeairui aa uji
Investment or .home . Price. 14,500.
R, H. I.ANDERYOU.
224 State Bank Bldg. Doug. 2151.
MUST SELL. m
Two flno lota, 40x060 each on West Fnr.
pam'Hill: will take 85,950 for both. C 213,
rnaha Bee.
' NEW. MODERN HOME.
, SMALL CASH PAYMENT,
BALANCE LIKE KENT.
Now, strictly modern home of 7 large
living rooms, one a sun room; first floor
finished In selected oak, oak floors
throughout, bullt-ln bookcases and win
dow seat, hall seat, coat closet, reception
hall, mirror door, guaranteed plumbing.
Milton Rogers furnace, full cemented
basement, floor drain; fine south front
lot, 60x128 feet, sodded street paved; lo
cated only one-halt block east of
Kountie park, a location that Is growing
In value' every day. Have no price.
Owner says get an offer before bringing.
Soo
RASP BROS.,
105 McCague Bldg. Doug. 1652.
Near Kountae Park ,
Beautiful 7-room house; strictly modern;
oak finish. Large lot, on paved street.
A snap at $4,150. Easy terms.
W. S. Frank,
201 Neville Blk.
6-ROOM, strictly modern, up-to-date
bungalow, bargain for c-Jh or will make
terms; elegant location. Tel. Webster 6S83.
Ileal Estate Trackage.
14TH AND JACKSON. '
Lot 66x122 at southeast corner 14th and
Jackson Sts. End of switch. Price only
118,000.
L. D. SPAULDINO,
1618 Faraam St, 1
Telephone Tyler 100.
INVESTMENT, 14,800.
Completely furnished 3-apartment house,
always rented for 157.60 per month. Only
H block from Harney car. A very un
usual opportunity and worth luvestlgat-
'"IpATNE INVESTMENT COMPANY,
Waro Block, 1J. iVSi.
REAL ESTATE.
FARU RANCH LAND! Von BALK
Canada.
FARMERS, why starve another year?
Come to the best mixed farming district
in Alberta. 160 acres four miles from
depot and twenty miles from Edmonton.
Water and timber an place. Sixty acres
ready for plow. Neighbors: American
ana uerman-Amcricun. ai per acre,
11,200 cash, balanoe one and two years.
R. S. Ilsley, owner, 352 Alberta Ave.,
Edmonton. Alta.
Montana.
MONTANA IRRIGATED LANDS. Us
your Caray right and. secure a lS0-cra
farm in famous Valler country, where
wheat yields 60, oats 100, barley C5, 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 1038. Valler. Montana
Nebraaka.
FOR SALE Improved 200-acre farm, 2
miles from Page, Neb., at 260 per acre If
taken at once. Address x ZH, lies.
A CHANCE to buy farm land direct
from the owner. S.000 acres ranch and
farm, situated eight miles from the
gulf and seven miles from the railroad.
Sixty miles N.-E. of Brownsville. Plenty
of rainfall for growing crops, good ar
tesian flowing, well water. Good climate
winter ana sumtnor. A fine tract to
colonize. Will sell in a body or In 1,000
acre blocks. If Interested write quick
for terms to Box 119. Raymondvllls. Tex.
I HAVE nothing to trade, but have a
15,SS2-acre tract which must go tn a body
at an acre.
Also, St. Joseph's island, near Rock'
port. Tex., 22,000 acres, which must be
void In a body at $10 an acre; only twenty
days to sell It in at that pries. W. H,
Graham, uusrc, Tex
IlEAL ESTATE TJOXSB
MONEY to loan on Omaha names. No
delay. J. H. Mlthen Co., inc.. an City
National tn mag, uougias ini.
OMAHA homea East Nebraska farma.
0KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglas 1711
LOANS of IUO0O and up desired on lm-
invtd real estate, taree loans a specialty,
KS state Bank Bids.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Scattered Liquidations in Corn Bring
On Market Weakness.
CASH WHEAT IS UNCHANGED
Output of Flour for Last Week Was
Considerably Heavier Tlinn Thnt
of Lust Year, but Una No
Kffrct on Cereal's Price.
OMAHA, Sept 11, 1912.
Scattered liquidation In corn during the
early part of the session yesterday, which
was supplemented by selling on the part
of the same class of professionals, who
have made bo many attempts of late to
bring about a sustained break, was re
sponsible for a considerable show of
weakness, but the Inherent strength
which has manifested itself for some time
past becamo pionounced late In the day
with the result that all of the early losses
were recovered and closing prices were
fully as high as those of the preceding
day for the deferred futures, while tho
September delivery showed an advanco
of He Just why any bear's Interpreta
tion should have been put upon yester
day's government figures somo of the
most Important authorities In the trade,
failed to understand,, and they were of
the firm belief that the trado at largo
will finally reallso what the actual situa
tion surrounding the outcome of the crop
is. Some Interests feel convinced that the
maximum receipts have been seen on tho
present movement and point out that the
short Interest In tho market Is still of
enormous proportions In all deliveries.
Cash corn was unchanged to Uo higher.
According to the Northwest Miller the
Minneapolis flour output last week de
creased 75.S00 barrels. The output for the
week ending September 5 was 313,300 bar
rels, against 2SS.700 In 1812; 237,400 In 1911
ana 29,200 In 1910.
Minneapolis and Interior mills last week
made comparatively heavy flour sales.
The Increase over tho preceding week
was quite marked, a large number of both
Jobbers and bakers placing fair alxod
Tho weather during the week has been
ravorablo for harvesting In tho north
west, ttheat Is generally cut and
threshing Is making good progress. The
President of a big elovator company today
est mated that half tha wheat In North
Dakota has been threshed. Cash wheat
was unchanged to Mc higher.
B'lared relatively In tho firmness
rJ.Byed J" other Kra'ns ycBterday. Tho
shipping demand continues of good pro
portions and while the speculative trade
-iiCot TK0 the undertone Is fairly firm,
although the professionals stilt assume
an independently bearish attitude. Cash
oats were unchanged to Ko higher.
Har.ancea: Wheat and. flour, equal to
4M.O0O bu.; corn. 6,000 bu.; oats, 2,000 bu.
coVn7dlowCe??' Whe"' HS1 Iower:
Primary wheat receipts wero 1,663,000 bu.
and shipments 783,000 bu., against re-
f0?. 2'?8'0W bu- and' shipments of
iio76,ooo bu. last year.
Primary corn receipts were 811,003 bu.
aIlL2'l'SmenU 621,000 bu., against receipts
pf 807,000 bu. and shipments of 639,000 bu.
last year.
Primary oats receipts were 860,000 bu.
and shipments 65,000 bu., against receipts
of 1,142,000 bu. and shipments of 1,041,000
bu. last year.
CARLO T RECEIPTS.
Chicago
114
3S4
6S7
39
62
64
407
01
Minneapolis .
Duluth ,
Omaha .......
Kansas City
St. Louis .....
64
23
23
Winnipeg
361
The following cash sales were re
ported: Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 1 car,
82Vic; 1 car, 82c No. 3 hard winter: 1
car, S2ttc; 1 car, 82Uc. No. 4 hard win
ter: 1 car, SOHc No. 4 spring: 2 cars,
WVic No. 2 mixed: 1 car, 82HC No. 3
mixed: 2 cars, 82c. No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
KOttc; 1 car, 80c Rye No. 2: 1 car, &7Hc
Corn No. 3 white: 1 car, 73V4o. No. 2
yellow: 1 car, 72&c No. 3 yellow: 5 cars,
72)ic No. 4 yellow: 2 cars, 724c; 1 car,
72c. No. 2 mixed: 3 cars, T2Uc No. 2
mixed: 2 cars, 72c; 7 cars, 72&X No. 2
mixed: 2 cars. 72c: 1 car. 71&c. Oats No.
2 white: 1 car (local), 41Uc. No. 3 white: 8
cars, 40Hc. No. 4 mixed 4- cars, 40c
2 cars, 40Vic No grade: 1 car, 40c.
r ..I r U nl..H Wk..,..MA 1.mm
81tt33tta; No. 3 hard. 81S2Hc; No. 4
hard, 7SHSlc: No. 3 spring, S282Ho; No.
4 spring, 8O80Uc;' No. 2 durum, 81HQ63cr
No. 3 durum, 8l2c Corn: No. 2, wlilte,
73t073Wc; No. 3 white. 733Vie; No. 4
white, 72M73c; No, 2 yellow, 72o; No.
3 yellow, 72&c; No. 4 yellow, 71H72Ho;
No. 2. 72o: No. 3. 72V472c: No.4. 71AO
72c; no grade, 69)71Hc Oats: No. 2 white,
4iSTUVic; stanaara, vn0Hic; no. a wnue,
40y(o; No. 4 white, 40V4G40KC. Barley:
Malting, wac; mo. i reea, wcoc. iiye:
No. 2, 70714c; No. 8, 65HQC7C
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featnres of the Trading and Closing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Sent. 11. Assertions that
the Canadian tariff changes need not
wait for the assembling of Parliament In
January, but may bo put in force at any
weekly meeting or tne caoinet naa a
bearish effect today on the wheat market
here.. The close was weak, lie to Ttiflo
under last night. Corn suffered a net de
cline of lHo to UHo; oats finished U
lVto down and provisions off 7H25c.
News regarding the outlook for early
entry of wheat shipments from Canada,
duty free, appeared to be In flat con
tradiction of latest advices of the previous
a ay, out waa generally accepted as true,
and was acted on accordingly. Absence
of export call, aside from a little on
weak, spots, counted further against
values, an did tho slackness of mer
chandising demand.
Aitnougn wneat raiuea somewnat at
times, the market failed to hold, and each
time sagged lower than before. Bearish
cables, big receipts from the spring' crop
and rains that Improved the prospect for
fall plowing were among the factors re
sponsible for tho defeat of the bulls.
Corn could not stand up under the ag
gressive selling by the leading short, es
pecially as longs of various degrees were
unloading to a consiaeraDie extent, liain
reviving pastures had a good deal to do
with the weakness. The best recovery
waa due to Dredlctlons of frost for South
Dakota and Minnesota, but advices came
from tnoso states tnat tne crop there
was for the most part out of danger.
Reports were current that a large
amount of oats would be shipped Into the
United States from Canada. As tho
actual difference between Winnipeg and
Chicago prices amounts to about 10 cents
a bUBhel the effect on the market hero
was quite depressing.
Provisions went decidedly lower on ac
count of continued weakness In the hog
market. Pork fell sharply under the 220.00
level, 'mere was a gooa aeai ot selling
pressure irom packers.
wuoiations rangea as follows:
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh.l Low Close. Yes'y.
Wheatl
I I
87 8SK S7M 87
91M 90H 90H
S6H9t 96U 95 H I
76K 76i 75H 75H1
73H4M4 73 72H 72HH
T4H75 75075K 73 72U74.
42H tZhiQKMmK 41S
45G 45 44WOH 44?i -484S
I7 47
19 95 20 00 19 85 19 87
Sept,
Corn.
Sept.
Dec.
May.
Oats.
Sept
Pork.
E8H
91
75
73
75
42
48
20 12
Jan..
REAL- ESTATE LOANS.
LARGE loans our srsclalty. Btull Broa
WANTED City loans and warrants.
W. Far nam Smith A Co.. 1320 Farnam St
HARRISON & MORTON. II U Qni. Nat
1100 to $10,000 mads promptly. T. Dt
Wead. Wead Bldg.. 16lh and Farnam.
GARVIN BROS. teTat'
WANTED City loans. Peters Trust Co,
LIVE STOCK 51ABKET OP VEST
Ship live slock to South Omaha. Save
mileage ar.a snnnxage. xour consign
ments receive prompt and careful atten
tlon.
Live Block Commission Merchants.
MARTIN" nnoa A CO.. Exchange Btdg
Persistent AdvertTsmt; Is the Road lo
Big Returns.
May
Lard.
Jan..
Mny.
Ribs.
Jan..
May.
I 20 10
II 00
2010
S0 00-02120 00-7
20 27
11 05
11 21H
10 P24
11 UMi
10 68
10 MHI 10 00
10 66-67 10 TP
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat! No. 2 red,
SJJMMo; No. 3 red. 91ifiWe; No. 2 hard,
S9V409ic; No. 3 hard. SSKOsOHe; No. 2
northern, JtflSJc: No, northern, S9ff90c:
No. 2 spring, 9192c; No. 2 spring, 8Vfci
Wo; velvet chaff, SSflSlHc; durum, 8TO
91c. Corn; No. 2, TTfSTSo; No. 2 white,
77C7SHc; No. 2 yellow, 77C78c; No. 8,
77rnHo; No. 3 white, 77WJ7SC: No. S yel
low. 77677X0. , Oats: No. 2, 434o; No. 2
white, 44WJ444c; No. 3 whlto, 4344oi
standard. 4ff44Hc Rye: No. 2, CSSHc
Barley, eoflsio. Seeds: Timothy, U.Wi
6.26: clover, $9.00311.25. Provisions: Pork,
222.60; lard, SU.12H4J15.60; ribs, 210.76V
CHEESE Higher; daisies, 151SUc;
young Americas, ISUOlSic; long horns,
I5W15HC
BUTTER Higher; creameries, uwa
Hc.
KGGB Unchanged; receipts, 8,253 caeca.
POTATOES Higher; receipts, 80 oars:
Minnesota and Ohio. C0Q70o; Jersey, 929
93c: Wisconsin, (vT80e.
POULTHY-Allvo, higher; springs. l7o;
fowls, UHc.
New York General Market.
NEW YORK. Sept ll.-SUQAR Raw,
steady; muscovado, 3.20c; centrifugal,
3.76o; molasses, 3.01c; refined qulot
BUTTER Firm; receipts, 6.SS4 tubs;
creamery extras. J16lS4c, firsts, 2$QO0c,
state dairy, finest, 29flf-30c: good to prime,
26HQ2SC! process, firsts. 25fr26o; Imitation
creamery, first, 25if'25ttc: factor)'. June
make, firsts. iHrnVic; factory, current
make, firsts, 24c; .packing stock, June
make. No. 1. 23Hc
CHEESE Firm; receipts, 4.050 boxes;
state whole milk fresh colorod specials,
16irl6c; white, 16iOHc; white and ool
ored, average fancy, 15Hc; skims, 12W
ISHci
EGOS Steady; receipts, 8.9X3 cases;
flesh gathered extras, 29lf31c: extra
firsts, 272Sc; firsts, 8&t?2fic: Pennsyl
vania and nearby hennery, whlto, 3342e;
gathered whites, 203O7o; western gathered
whites. SKliZc
POULTRY Live, steady; western chick
ens. 16Uc: fowls. 14HV4c: turkeys, lfic
Dressed, Irregular; fresh killed western
chickens, 17(?24c; fowls, HHtflBo; turkeys,
19a.
KnnMit Cltr Grain nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 1L WHEAT
Cash: No. 2 hard, 86fiWo; No. 3, 85H
&8oj No. 2 rod, 90S'92c; No. I 8081c.
CORN No, Z white, 7W5c; NO. J,
76V4076C.
Closing prices oi ruiuros:
wHEAT-oDtombr. 84Ho; December,
87H?; May. SlVic, , .
t;tIlr( epiemDor, iotiu; uecsinuvr, t
y73o: May, 7oK78Tic
OATSS NO. 2 wniie, umc, nuuu,
H .
BUTTJl.lv creamery, juc; iirnin,
seconds, 27o; packing, 22c.
EuUo r lrsts, zzc; soconas, joe.
POULTRY liens. 12c: roosters, 8c;
ducks, 10c; springs, 16c
St, Lonls General Mnrket.
RT TlIIia. Reot. 11. WHEAT Close:
No. 2 red. 92tt&5c; No. 2 hard. SSS02V4OJ
September, SSttc; May, -Jb?io.
nnMVn t 7SU7q: No. 2 white.
77c; September, 76Hc; May, T5T4c-
OATH NO. 2, flB'Wrtc; inu. nunc,
44Hc: September, 42c; May, 4SVc
K.Y13 SSrtC.
Receipts.
6,000
77,000
72,000
63,000
Shlnments.
iFlour. bbls
,Wheat bu. ....
Corn, bu
19,000
97,000
19.000
69,000
Ooats, ou ,
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. ll.-WHEAT-No.
1 hard. 89c; No. 1 northern, 80i8
E8c; No. 2 northern, 8186c: No. 2
September, 84c; December, 87c; Ma.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
BRAN Unchanged.
CORN No. 2 yellow. 72c
OAT8 No. 3 white, 39(840o.
RYE No. 2. 6062c.
SEED Flax, 1.47teo.
BARLEY 6673c.
.
Liverpool Grain Market,
LIVERPOOL, Sept. "11. WHEAT Spot,
stradv, No. 1 Mui'toiu 7s 8d; No. 2
7s 6d; No. 2, 7s Slid; futures easy;
October, 7s ld; December, 7s ld;
March, 7s 2d.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
new, 6s 9d; futures easy; October Li
Plata, 6s ld; December La Plata, Cs
Oils and Uosln.
NEW YORK. Sent 11. COTTON SEED
OIL Market steady; prime crude, 26.27;
sales, prime .summer yellow spot, 27.95;
October. 17.65; December, W.97: March.
37.09.
ROSIN-Qulet
TURPENTINE Steady.
SAVANNAH. Go.. Sent 11. TURPEN
TINE Market firm. 30 Ac: sales. 960 bar
rels; receipts, 054 barrels; shipments, 657
barrels: stocks, 31,157 carrels.
ROSIN Market firm: asies, 3,603 bar
rels: receipts. .4.070 barrels: shipments.
6.240 barrels; stocks, 170,806 barrels: Quote:
A, 13, U, D, hi, s.!Ki; i; U, 3.K3IU.W; 1,
33.95; K, 14.10; M,-4.40; N, 25.10; AV G,
16.00; W W. 36.15.
-Coffee Market,
NEW YORK. 8ePt 11. COFFEfe-The
coffee market wa slnfluenced by contin
ued heavy n ran nan receipts, favorable
weather conaitions in boo i'auio, lower
European cables and an easier cost and
freight situation. The olose was steady
at a net loss or 10312c. September, 8.44c;
October, 8.47c; December, 8.60c; January,
8.73o; March, 8.93c; May, 9.00c; July, 9.17c
Spot easy: Rio No. 7, Bo; Santos No. i,
Uc; mild, dull; Cordova, 1216c
Dry Goods Mnrket,
HEW YORK. Sent. 11. DRT GOODS
Cotton goods are generally strong. Yams
are firm, iiaw sua is iuo a pouna nigner.
Four Men Fined for
Insulting Women
on the Streets
Yesterday proved a bad day for1 four In
dividuals arrested for insulting women
on the streets and conducting themselves
in an Improper manner. J. W. Wright,
612 Bouth Eighteenth street, and M. O.
Harrison, 1614 California, were driving in
the west part of the city, when upon
passing Mrs. J. R. Stephenson, living at
Sixtieth and Hickory, driving another
buggy, they made Insulting remarks to
her. Each was fined 225 and costs.
Carl Jensen, residing at a down town
lodging house, was given the same fine
for an offense hardly as flagrant as that
of his fellow mashers. Jensen was ar
rested on South Sixteenth street by Offi
cer M. E. Anderson, who received com
plaint of the man's actions from several
women pedestrians. Jensen would ap
proach a woman, make an insulting re
mark and then proceed to make faces
at ber,
Earl Moody, 195.4 Douglas street, was
fined $25 and costs for attempting to
force his attentions on several women
at Fifteenth and Douglas.
PROSPEROUS RED MEN
TRAVEL IN SPECIAL CAR
A party of forty Indtaus, traveling in
a special oar, came In over the Burling
ton from Walthill and during yesterday
left for their home at Pawnee, Okl. Tho
Indians are Wlnnebagoes and left the
Nebraska reservation years ago, when,
under government orders, they moved
south, For the last two weeks they
lave been visiting friends and relatives
on the Winnebago reservation near
WalthUL
Tha Indians who were in town Thursday
are all prosperous farmors. Many of
them are accompanied by their wives and
children and are dressed as well as the
average white folks.
The Perslstenv and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising is the Road to
liutiness success.
U 09 10
11 15-17 II 12U
10 65 10 60
10 70 10 65
NEW YORK JTOCK MARKET
Speculation Colorless, with a Narrow
Movement Downward.
UNDERTONE THROUGHOUT GOOD
Trading Lnrlts VIccoronB Tone of Pre
cedlns; Day, but There U
No Serere) Prrssnre of
Stocks.
NEW YORK, Sept. 11. Speculation was
colorless today, with a narrow move
ment downward. Trading lacked the Vig
orous tone of yestentsy, but there was no
severe prcssuro of stocks and the small
decline which occurred was due largely
to realising sales following the rise of the
preceding session. It was a day devoid
ot Important developments. Tho under-
tono throughout was good.
vnion PaeifJo's buoyant rise ot yes
terday made It a tarent and It showed a
loss of nearly 2 points at Its low figure.
Aitnougn yesterday's rise was based on
rumors of a casli bonus Tor stockholders,
the quotation was not affected by an
nouncement that the directors had taken
no action to distribute tho proceeds ot the
sale of the road's Southern holdings..
In the afternoon thcro was Increased
selling of Steel and Amalgamated, but
toward the close the market stiffened.
Sentiment waa Cheerful. Tho favorable
showing of the steel and copper state
ments, ending ot the drouth In some por
tions of the corn belt, nnd the recent Im
provement In tho Investment market all
woro referred to as Indicating a better
ment In fundamental conditions. Weak
ness of tho grain markets waa said to
po the basis for bidding up the grangers
In the lato trading.
Money rates held steady around recent
levels. A larger outflow of cash to the
interior, reflecting the normal autumn de
mand, la Ainnrlnl llnnk. ... ...
of their demand, but showed some IncKna-
l.u.i 10 niaKe concessions in acceptance
or high-grade mercantile paper.
..iondi co"t,nued, to show Irregularity,
". "l ii-iaing in some spec
ulative issues. Total nnl. n,. ...l...
ft stKira
United States hnmli imm
on call.
n'lin "Mc ttni' .!eft"nK Quotations
Attn. With. Low. Clow.
AmlrmitM Cbpptr .
American Agricultural
Amrkn tlrtt 8usr..
Americas Cta ,.
American rn pfd....,
Amrlcui C, A r
American Cotton Oil...
Am. Ic Securities
American LlntMj ....
American lyocotnotlrs .
American S. & It
American B. A It. ptd
Am. Bonar Tteflnlnt..,
American T. A T
American Tobacco ....
AnaoonAa Mlntnc Co..
Atohlasn , ,
AteMion pfd
Atlantlo Ctoart Line,...
Baltimore. A Ohio
Dtthlehem Steel
Diooklrn napia Tr....
Canadian Pacttlo
Central leather
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MH
100U
lilt?
2a
2H
TO
1H
100H
um
l.Wi
151
400 11U
1, 150 Hill
mx iim
l.SM
Moo
100
'i.MO
IK
t.104
'it
M
'iiii
IUH
If
!4
,ooo h
700 JIH
ChempeaVe A Ohio.,,,,, ,
Rliloaso O. W
Chloauo. M. ft St. P....
il
ii
m
70 104U lots
Colorado F. I i.iOo MH
ConioliaatM On Jtt in
Corn Producta 8,700 ItH
Delaware ft Hudwn ,
Denrer ft Tllo Oranfle , ,
Denter It O. pfd
nuttllara Becurltlea
l 1.700 ttH
Krle lrt pfd
Erie Sd nfd
MH
US
11H
It
1
in
Oeaerml Electric .,
Ore at Northern pfd
nreat Northern Ore etfs.
nilnola Central
Interboraush Met. ......
Inter. Met. pfd
International Hart eater..
Inter-Marine pfd
International Paper ....
International Pump ,,,,
Kansaa City Southern...
Lacleda naa
Lehlch Valley
LouliTltl a NaahTllle..
M., St P. & B. BU. M.
Mtrmurl, K. & T
Mlatourl Paclfla ........
National TJIacult
National tAirt
N. H. R. or M. M pfd.,
N'evtTerk Central.,
N. Y.. O. W.
Norfolk & Wettern
North Araartcnn
Northern Pacific ,.
Pacific MaII
Pennarlranla
People's Oaa ,
P. P.O. St. ti
Plttiburxh Coal
Preaaed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Oar,.,,.
1,M 1tH
too ins
100 J(lJ
14H
1ST
MM
'isu
1
S2H
X.S0O
1SV4
too StH
..... n
400 ItS
1MH 1MU
lrtu ims
I? St
1KH
J no
too
104
1,400
II
M
tOO 1MU
"6o iivi
TM 3JM
10114
iii'vt
1H
'm'
s
ini
"liii
1WH
71
1UV4
n
nav
IS
to
M
, l,no
O0
i i.roo
i04
2SK
14
IStH
1MV4
Ttadlne ,
Ttepubllu I. A H
Tlepubllo I. A 8, pfd..
Ttork laland Co ,
Ttock laland On. nfd...
ii
IT
n
COO
Bt. U & B, F. Id pfd
2M
ffeaboard Air Une ,,, II
Beabonrd A. U Pfd.
44
SlcM-Sheffleld B. ft I., 4
Southern Parttlo 14.100
Southern Ttallwar SOO
MH
24H
24 4
78V
Bo. Hallway pfd
Tenneacra Copper 700 3314
Teiaa A Pacific 16
Union Paclfla J1.W IMS 154
Union Pirino pfd 1,000 IIH
Unite SUtee Tlealty.... no
MVl
m,
n
a
IMS
CIS
SOU
M
109 i
RltU
Tntted Btntea Rubber... KM Ctty
United Btntea Pteel ll.pnB
IT. S. Steel pfd 0 10DS
Utah Copper S.K
Va.-Carollna CJiemlcal ,, t,06 92
Wabaah
Wataah prd ,
Western Maryland
Western Union 200 (IU
WeotlnchouM Rloctrlo .. 1,000 73
TOtiftAllnr Jk Tke Rrl
ilU
ittt
tH
7
fit
71
Total pale (or tho day, 241,701) aharai.
Kx-dlTldend,
TVew York Money Market
NEW YORK, Bept. 1U MONEY Firm
at-202 per cent: ruling rate, jh per
cent; closing. 2K03 per cent. Time loans
firm; sixty days, 4U4V4 Pr cent; ninety
days, iWd,l per cent; six months, e.QOV't
per cent.
PIHME MERCANTILE PAPER tHi
per cent.
STERLING BXCHANOE-Steady at
24.S2G0 for sixty days, S4.W75 for demand;
commercial oius, ft.Kzyt.
B1LVE11 Bar, C0c; Mexican dollars,
BONDS Government steady; railroads
Irrecrular.
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows:
U. It ret. 2a. res... t741 K. C. ret. t:. K
do coupon nU 8. deU 4s 1M1.. tlU
u. a. ii. rec 4a... iii
ao coupon ran . n.. t. ut 4a.. ni
V. B. 4a. res. U do 4Ua it
do coupon ,, 110 uo, 1'iLCinc 4a...,,. I7M
I'anama a coupon. r no oonr, aa u
A.-C. lit U ctli... r.0HN. JUIU ot M. 4 Ha U
Amer. As. (a ViN. Y. C. a. IVia... U
A. T. A T. e. 4a.. 103 do deb. 4a MH
-Am. Torjacco ts..iu i rt. it. a
Armour A Co. 4Ui. H. cr. IVi 71
Atchlaoo sen. 4i.... STSt'K. & W, lit c la.
do or. 4a 1M0.... do cr. 4a 101U
do ct. 6a ltt'No. Paclflo 4a (
A. C. U lit it H do (a (7
Ual. ft Ohio 4 tlH" U rfd. la... M
do Ua tl Tann. cr. 3Ui lU.. H
nrook. Tr. ct. 4. .. la 'to eon. 4a Ml
Can. of O a. It 104UTtdln aen. 4a.,.,. 4
Ren, Leather ta... , HUH. I A 8. F. ft it 70H
-njnea, & unio auaaiw ao sen. iw. , a
do cony. 4Va 74flt. L. 8. W. o. 4a 1
Cblcaav, A A. IVia A. U. adj. It.
C 0. & Q. 1. 4a.... tT4So. Pac col. 4i,
do sen. U 9I't da ct. 4i
C M ft 8 Y e 4HI..101K do let ret 4.,
C. n. I. A P. o. 4a f S. llallwar fa.,
do rfs. 4 71 do Ken. it
C- A 8. r ft Via. Hi Union I'acltlo 4a
O. A It. cr, 4a..,, S7 do or. 4a, ....
n a It a. rat. ta.. 71 do lit ft ref.
74 H
HV
tlH
IMS
7m
tii
4. tl't
Plttlllera' la ....... UV. B. IUibber U.,,,101
Erie p. 1. 4a. IS u. B. ffirel M U...100U
do sen. 4a 75 V.-C. Oiem. U 11
oo cr. aa. ear. u., ti tvauaan tei a; ex. aa iiv.
ill r'.n. let r. 4a. tOHWettern Hd. 4a..... 7au.
Inter. Met. 4Ha.... T7TiWeat, Klec. cr. 6a.. 1U
Inter. M. it. 4Ha.. OVi Wla. central 4a sjg
japan aa
Bid. Offertd.
Doaton Mining: Stocks.
BOSTON, Bent. 11. Closing quotations
On mining Siocas were:
Allouei ., Mahart iil
Amal. Copper ...... TtHNeTada Don ,,
A. Z. U A 8 XX Nlplsalns Mlnea
Arliana Com ti-iinonn imtte .,
U. ft a a A S. U. 71 JAirth Lake ...
Cal. ft Arliona. . , . . . 47V40td Dominion .
Cal. A llaola 44 OeeeeJa .......
Centennial UHQulncr ,.
Copper Uanae C C. iOVitttiajinon .... ,
JtU
1U.
liH
17
(1
4V4
Boat Ilutte C. M ,. lli superior
Vrmnldln
tHBuperier ft II. M... t
firanhy ma. TI Tamarack
Otmp Cananea ... MViU B. B. R. A M.
late Ilorala Copper, il do pfd
Kerr Kke t4Utah Con
Lake Copper CHUtah Copper Cb. .,
I Balle Copper..,, I'.i'WInon ,,
Miami Copper ...... 23KWolerlne ........
Alked.
ii
49
4IH
ttvl
Metal Market.
' NEW YORK. Bept. 11. METALS Lead,
quiet; 34.70. bid: Ixindon, 120 10s. Spelter,
quiet; 35.S56-95; Ixndon, 216s. Copper,
firm; standard spot to November, 316.37H,
offered, elertrolytlc. 1.7516.57H, lake.
1C87H317.00, casting, tl6.50-Q16.e2H. Tin, J
dull, spot nnd September. Wi
October, 411lt42.SO; November, Jtl.nti?
42.i:vt- Antimony, dull: Cookson's. 3.40J
S.60. Iron, firm and unchanged. Ixindon
markets closed as follows: Copper, dull,
spot, (7210s; futures, f718a. Tin, dull;
spot, 193 5s; futures. 192 10s. Iron, Clove
land warrants, 61a M.
ST. LOUIS. Pent. 11. MKTALR Lead.
easier at 24.(C; speller, easier at 2S.75.
London Stock Mnrket,
LONDON. Sent. 11. American aecurl-
ties opened a fraction lower today. Trad
ing waa oulet durlnr thn fornnon. At
noon prices registered from H abovo to
Conaoli money ... TiHOnnr ft Hlo O,... toti
do account 71 t-iwouthern Pac flo.... 4ta
Amal. Copper.. . 7HUnlen Pacific 1J4H
Cana.llah Paclfle StVj
mi i ,v kh uar, rirm at iid per ounco.
MONEY-2Mt24 per cent.
Tho rato of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3M6 per cent; for three
months' bills, 3 11-14 per cent
Itnnk C'lrnrlnsra,
OMAHA. Bent. II. Bank clearings fot
today wote t3.1S2.7SK.00, and tt$07,44.21 fot
the corresponding day last year.
OMAn.t UI!.EIIA1, MAIlKtST.
n UTTER No. 1. 1-Ib. cartons. 3!c: No.
1, 00-lb. tubs. Slot No. 2, 29a
IBli wiuvo, I rein, ieo, irouu rrssa.
Ho; large crapplea. frssh, 13c; Spaman
mackerel, 15c; shad roe. por pair, 40ot
salmon, fresh, 10c; halibut, fresh, lOo;
burraio, no; ouunsaus. no; cnannti cat
fnsh, 16a: pike, 15c; ulckarel, 11c.
CHEESE import ed Bwln. Ho! Amsrl-
can Swiss, So; block Swiss, 2lo: twine.
17c. daisies, liUo; trtplota, 17 He: voting
Amorlcas, 19c; blue label brick, ISc; Urn-
bergcr, 2-io.. nc; inow xora, wnue, inc.
POULTRY Urollers. Va per lb.: hens,
lCc( cocks, lie; ducks, lS'JNc; getse, lie;
turkays. 20023c: pigeons, per dos.. tl.tO:
loosters, oc: ducks, full feathered, lie;
f'eese, full feathered, 10o; squabs. No. 1,
L50: No. 2, 60c.
littler uuia-fto. i rios, lie: no. j,
1440 No. I
S. 1214C, Ho, 1 loins, lsuc: No.
No. 3, UHc. No. 1 chucks, Ho;
No. 3. sua. No. 1 rounds, lla:
No. 2, .11 Vc; No. 3. 12c. No. 1 plates, 7iio;
o. s, c; o. a, ou.
The loiiowtng nncea are rurnisbea cr
the QllllnsKy Fruit company i
FIIU1TS mncy cal Ifornia Balway
. V. rt . .. hn. nU.ni 1 VI .... V 1-t. -?f. ,
, ' wrt, . r, f , ,w w a . w , , ,vu,
260 box lots, G7Hc. Extra fancy Colorado,
Utan, laano anu wasnington Kibertas at
per box, 76c ; 100 box lots, 7iV.o; 260 box
lots, 70o. Extra funcy Colorado or Utah
0-tler Dartlstt pears, box, 22.23 ; 0 box
lots, t2.a; 23 box lota, 12.16. Choice Utah
or Colorado S tier Uartlett Dears, box.
22.25: extra fancy Colorado Bartlesa pears,
box. $2.76. Cape Cod cranberries, duo
September 16th or earlier, per 100-qt.
barrel, SA25.
VKQKTAHI.TCB Potatoes, larm rnh.
bier, per bushel, 75a Onions, California
I . A u.llnM I. AW l,nH. I rt m . '
jcnun, u,.,u, 7ii. auniaioea,
homegrown, Per market basket, too; 5
cratn lots. 45c. Watermelons. Alnlnm.
Bweei. per pouna, la; s-ratei lots, per
pound, lUc
iiiioi.iiuirtf.,,i-,.uD ..ituuiis cars, per
lot, 16c: Michigan celery, per dos,, fee:
Mott'a cider, per keg. 1160: Nehnwka
ciaer, per Keg, .); asparagus, per dos..
toe; rnuoarD, per aos., zuc; onions, par
dos.. 20c: ntw beets, carrots, tunilps, per
aoz., wes psrsiey per aos., tva; raaisnes.
per aos., sia, neau iciiuoe, per aoa, 11.01:
homegrown leaf lettuce, per doc. xoo:
green peppers, per Dasaei, cue; wax or
green Deans, per oasKei, i.w; Hothouse
cucumoers, ,r aoa., vo to ihqi cauli
flower, per lb., 10i)12VtOi Venetian garlic,
per lb., ItUc: new cabbage, per lb to;
eggplant, per dos., U.&0 horseradish, 2
dos, bottles In case, per case, 11.90:
Dromedary brand dates, pkg $3.00;
Anchor brana aatos, pug., ei.w; wainuta
No. 1 soft slidll. nor 11).. ZOc: medium
pecans, per lb., lSHci Jumbo pecans, per
10., uc; giani pocaiu. lyouisiana, paper
shall, per lb., 25c; filberts, per lb., Uo;
Drake almonds per lb. 15o. paper shell
lie; Braslls, per lb., 10c: large washed,
per lb., 12o; black walnuts, per lb., IHc;
raw No. 1 peanuts, per lb.. 7c: Jumbo pea
nuts, per id., so roost peanuts, per 10..
ho; snouoarK nicaorynuis, per id., to;
tvniza rice uoDcorn. oer iu.. eo. cnecaera
per 109-package case, j.mi; cneoaers. par
W-pKg. case, iuiai tiosiis osny doxcs.
quaru, per j.vw. ix-ts.
Cotton Market.
NEW YOltK. Bent H.-COTTON-Soot
qulot; middling uplands, 11.33c; gulf,
11.40c. Futures closed steady; Septem
ber, 13.03c: octonerj ix,jne; ucoemoer,
ltSOcl January, lttocr February, l2.96c,,
March 1Z.SJO; Apni, nvoo; Aiay, u.wc,
JUiy,
Lil VlCllt'tJl.U, BCPl. II. VJtri ij opoi.
In. fair -demand and firm; middling, fnir,
S.lld; good middling, 7.83d; mlddilng,7.6ld;
low middling, 7.2SM; good ordinary, 6,63d,
nrrllm.rv. A. 29d! ajilrta. M.0U0 bales.
Cotton goods are generally strong. Tarns
aro firm, itaw biik is too a pouna nigner.
Sale of SheeDSklus.
ijindon. SeDL 11. A salo of sheepskins
wss held here today and 7,800 bales were
offered. Following are tho sales: New
South Wales, too baios at 4Q?a
1 J ortA I..U. IKitALA Vlrttftvla
1900 bales at frSOHd; Soutlr Australia, cod
bales at 4HSd; West Australia, 1,300
ua OB Ul. UUVTIU, A . . "
1 . . fNl' n-nim.nl, tt.ln. 11 T
7l1Vid: New Zealand, 1,700 bales at BHw
109id: 1'unta Arenas, sw Dates ui na
ISTanoralen Apples nnd Ilrled Fruits
NEW YOIIIC Bept U.-rHVAPOltATED
API'LEB Firm. . ,
TiiiiviTi wtiitith l'runes. zirm. Auri
cots steady. Peaches dull, nalslns steady,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cottle Steady to Dime Lower Hobs
Weak.
CHICAGO. Bept. lL-OATTLE Boceipts,
Kim v.nnri- market steady to 10O lower!
beeves. 0.(WMO.H Texas ateers, r-fw
7.80; western steers, efctwi.w; stocKers
ana reeaers, ao.two'i.vui rawi uau iiouora,
M.TfM7An calves. tS.7MTll.60.
HOOH Becelpts, 8,000 head; market
weak, 10lCo lower; bulk of sales, I7.9M7
8.60; light, M.4080.10; mixed, $7.(a.0j;
heavy, 17.4008.00; rough, xj.i04pf.60 i
14 2MB KO.
SI1EEF AND LAMBS - Receipts, 37,000
head; market mostly 100 nigner; ciowrsa
weak; native, t3.405W.S5; western, 23.6W,
4.75; yearlings, S4.Kbflc.85: native lumbs,
iK.Ain7.a; u.tnrn tS.76lfOT.70.
Knniaa Cltr Live Stock Market
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept 11. CATTLE
AVOV VII'.B. .(WW ...... .... v ....... u j ,v
strong; prime fed steers, ff.60ii9.00; dressed
beet steers, fi.wys.w, western steers,
lfi.754i8.lt! southern steers. t6.2Mifl.60: cows
M.orwi.GO; hetfors, 34.6OS9.00; stookers and
reeders, duiis, it-wyuia; caivos,
15.60(99.60.
lioas rticelnta. 9.000 head: market 25
t7S5e lower; bulk, tS.O0G,6O; heavy. 18.10
&3.4S; packers and butchers. e8-008.75;
llBht jXooiiU.60; pigs, .25Q7.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS ltecelpts, 8.000
head; market steady to uo nigner; lamon,
J0.7Mf7.40: yearlings, e4.6O30O; wethers,
It.OfXH.CO; ewes. 33.oosi4.00.
St. Loula Live Stock Market.
ST. !OlTI8. SeDt. 11. CATTLE Re
celpts, 4,200 head; market steady; good
tn cholcei ateers. l7.2Ml8.00: Blockers and
feeders, J5.2rkf7.50: cows and heifers, 14.75
(I.7b; duiis, v.tMTV ii. raives, iv.wejn.w
southern steers, e0.w(.vo; cows ana nail
ers. S4.25ft4i.60.
HOdS-ilecelpts, 13.(00 head: market 20c
Iowor; pigs and light, li.6ogn.10; mixed
and butchers, $8,65$0.00; good heavy, $3.50
BHEEP AND LAMBS - ltecelpts, 2,800
ntaa: mariiet steauy: muttons, utbiUw
yeuriingH, nwuv-w; lamos, 0.7.23.
ftioax City Live Stoek Market.
SIOUX CITY. Bept. 11. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 000 head; market, steady; native
steers. 26.1098.35; cows and heifers, J4.7Sf
8.90; canners, t3.fa'4.76; stockers and
feeders, 0.7&S7.00: caivos, 36.75Q9.23; bulls,
stags, etc 14.2506.50.
HOG&rllecelpts, 4,000 head; market, 10
15o lower; heavy, I7.6037.; mixed, J7.G&&
e.70; light, 27.7003.25; bulk of sales, 17.GO0
7.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.200
head; fed muttons, 11.7536.26; wethers. 33.50
3.85; ewes, t3.8&ga.60; lambs, 6.75ap7.S5,
St. Joseph Live Stock Marknt.
ST" ' J68EPH. Sept. 11. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,600 head; market steady to slow,
steers, 3.00tt.75; cows and heifers, -14.0)
68.60; calves, 14.60410.00.
HOQ8 Receipts, 6,000 head; prospects
15625c lower; top, 18.75: bulk. it.Mt9.V.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8,000
head, markot slow; lambs, l.&X37.oa
Lire Stock in Sight.
Cattle. ' Hogs. Sheep.
. COO 4.000 1,200
. 7,000 . 9.000 8.000
. 5.000 3.000 37.000
. 4.200 13,600 2.S00
, 3,000 7,600 21.000
. 1,500 6,000 3,000
.2100 42,100 7AO00
Sioux City...
Kansaa City
Chicago
St. Louis
Bt- Joatph ...
Totals 21,200
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Killing Cattle Strong: and Feeders
Steady to Easier.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN- LOWER,
Sheep nnd Lnmlia In Verr I.arirer lie-
eclpt All the Week Trade Is
Active nnd Strong; to Ten
to Fifteen Hlither.
, SOUTH OMAHA, Bept. II. 1911
Itecelnta wer. rs.,l llnr, Uhaen.
Official Monday 11.071 2.1S7 M,l
Official Tuesday 6.S71 8.761 4S.121
Official Wednesday.... S,S0 7.SI 29.W6
rt-oiinmin Anursuay,... a,vw i.ow aj.wi
Four itv till. ii in nana 1MA7S
Same days last weck..M,2l M.249 107,V!)
game days 2 wks. ago.21,901 2I.S61 70,907
Bamo daya .1 vks. ago. 111,031 54.SV)
fame daya 4 wks. ngo.15,123 32,134 4,7O0
Same days last year... 2(1,533 21,tSt 95,978
me rpllowlng table shows the receipts
Ot CSttln. hnaa nJ al..n IVia Rrtilth
Omaha live stock market rur the year to
date aa compared with last year:
IQia 1Q1f rmn
Cattle (93,010 (100,553 2,543
"OK 1,37,221 2.K0.CSJ 343.4&S
Bheep I.fi5,103 1.4S9.807 16S,a
The followinir tabln ahnws tha rinca ot
prices for hogs at South Omaha for the
ast raw aays, with oomparlsonst
Date. mi lUil.inni.iio.iiwis.iixw.iim.
Bept
7 7H
8 S3,
7 13
S 85!
7 SOI
6 43!
63
6 07
5 C4
I 81
6 75
Pent.
7 son
m
7U
8 17
8 24
I
7 471
8 93!
7 87
Bept
Bept
Bept
Sept.
Hept.
Bept
Sept.
Hept.
7 86
8 57
6 81
8 2X
7 0S
9 02
8 27
92
9 07
7 87
5 81
8 33j
8 94 9 OSI 7 9l 8 811 6 83
e
6 931
8 911 7 93
9 02 7 39
111 7 M
6C4
8 39
8 35
0 97
e
o m
S82
8 OtiU
6 3
5 83
5 84
7 ts
8 33i
7 011
I 7 S3
e c
'Sunday,
Recolnta and dlannaltlnn nt IIva atnnk
at the Union Block Tarda. South Omaha.
for twenty?four hours ending at 3 o'clock
in. yesirruay:
RECEIPTS CARH.
Cattla. Ifnta Sheen.
C. M. ft St. P. Ry 6
WabAsh R. R t
Mo. l'ac. Ry 17
Union Pacific R. R 42 13 70
C. ft N. W. Ry., east 1 6
C. & N. W. Ry west. 24 4S IS
y, bu v., m. & u. liy... 3 10
p., U. ft Q. tiy., east,... 2 1
C., 11. ft Q. Ry west 21 1
C, It I. ft P., east 13
Illinois Central Ry 1
Chi. Qrcst Western Ry 1
Tola) receipts 100 HO
D1BPOS1TION-MIEAD.
Hattla (Inn Hh.n
OTOITIS ft CO 323 1.007 2.1CS
. . . . a.wkh. m.wl.
HWIft ft Co... 543 1.2JJ 2.38S
Cudahy Packing Co.... 605 2,018 3,614
Armour ft Co 190 3,315 1,U
J. W. Murnhv ni
Aiorreii 2
L. P. Co 24
Cudahy, Kansas City.., 233
mnver Meat Co
W. B. Vansant Co 88
Benton, Vansant ft L., 63
Hill ft Bon 33
F. B. Lewis 82
Huston ft Co n
'"to
J, B. Root ft Co ,. 74
J. II, Bulla ,. 142
Rosenstock Bros 100
McCrearv A Knlloinr... M
Werthelmer ft Degen... 84
ix. tf. Hamilton..., si
Sullivan Broa 20
Rothschild 90
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co.... 90
Christie 83
Hlgglns
Huffman 5
Qlassberg 2
Baker, Jones ft Smith. 59
Tanner Bros 43
Iowa Cattlo Co 117
Harvcv 28
Othor buyers 232 ..... 23,779
Total 8,SG6 8,997 83,947
CATTLE Cattle rocelots were very
moderate todav. only 101 cars balnr re-
ported in. Tne total ror tne tour days
this weak amounts to '24.834 head, which
is smaller than for the corresponding
period last year by over 3,060 head.
Tho offerings of baef steers were very
small, there being only a comparatively
lew loaas 01 ciesirauia Kiiiera in sisnx.
Among the number, however, were some
rignt gooa cornieas. une uuncti sola up
as high as 89.00, while a piece ot a load
of yearllnffs. brouaht 13.90. tha hlshoat
prlco paid on this market since December
of last year. The prices paid were strong
kb comparea wun yesteraay.
Cows and heifers also commanded good
strong prices and the meager offerings
were cleansd up at an early hour In Cite
morning.
A few of the best feeders sold in about
tho samo notches as yesterday, but spec
ulators had a good many cattlo on hand
with tho result that the onarket on the
genoral run of feeders was slow and on
the common kinds decidedly lower as well
as slow.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
comfort beef ateers, $8.2080.00; fair to good
cornfed beef steers, 37.9003.20; oommon
to fair oornfed beef steers, 87.004J7.W;
good lo choice rango beeves, S7,25j7,75;
fair to Ifood oornffli! ruin hva ta rjvra
7 20; common to fair cornfed range beeves.
wi.uvuv.iN, iuuu u cnoico neii.rs, K.z&ii
7.26; fair to choice cows, 88.0087.C0j fair
kuuu ii.uh, J.io'u-u.w; common to
fair grades, JJ.2Mi5.00; good to choice
stockers and feeders, KI.SiJ8,0; fair to
good stockers and feeders, ta.SC4M.8S:
common to fair stockers, 35.762W.2S: stock
cows and heifers, 4.766.60; veal calves.
0.0OSO.5O; bulls, stags, .tc $5.00SftM.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. At. Fr. No. At. p.
II loll i M 14 aV.'
21 10U I it I losa i ta
u 11m 1 to
COWS,
I ni 1 73 24 est I tl
1 810 4 71 1..., T0 J 00
w m a,...; n ,n
HEIFliilB.
Til I 40 1 7H 111
1 Ml I to 4 IK (jo
( 4M co 1 tu tt)
7H ( It 3 4M 1 tt
1 no ( 10
BULLS.
t
1
I
1
...,1CM I 40 l.,
tcrsn m. 4
....1170
.... IM
CALVK37"
I
.... 4T5 t in n
.... 110 T 00 4 Ml J 71
" 12 IS 1
ia,s m,w
BTOC1CER8 AND FEEDERS.
(1 02 I 15
II.... 1 714 I
I 4( I la
14 (77 ( 10
a i 11, ,,,, hi iu
14 (71 40
4 4M (tO
IS tit a ta
a.... ....... euv a m
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
10 feeders.. 810 6 85 1 feeder... 1010 7 00
. . -" - -
1 feeder... 1040 7 00
7 feeders.. 1157
09 stockers. 565
30 feeders,. 720
22 feeders,. 715
17 fcedors.. C31
4 cows 1033
4 calves... 282
23 cows 1000
12 cow 10d3
9 feeders., too
7
16 feeders.. 676 8 46
2 heifers... 45S OS
40 feeders.. 851 6 16
12 feeders,. 735 & U
2 heifers... 400 6 25
6 bulls 1370 3 76
1 calf 200 5 60
11 feeders.. 9S1 6 76
6 feeders.. 6K6 6 16
7 cs. ft hs. 928 6 00
1C heifers... 764 6 83
4 76
I 15
6 80
5 00
7 25
6 75
6 40
6 30
6 cows 992 6 66
4 heifers... 707 6 00
P. J. Btunreon Neb.
73 feeders. .1068 0 20
TV If. Ttrle-e-e VK
24 feeders.. 1000 6 75
t. ij. uriggs iwu,
11 feeders.. 1173 76
BOUTH DAKOTA,
1 cow 1020 4 75 2 feeders., 646 5 25
13 stockers. 390 6 46 18 feeders.. 664 66
11 feeders.. 774 6 CO 14 cows 1003 t 00
WYOMING,
36 feeders.. 975 7 00 15 steers.. ..1064 6 76
HOGS The hog market during tha
later part ot litkt wei-k and the first two
days of the present week went up lllcj
a sky rooket, but yeiterday and today It
carno down like a ton of lead. It will
be rememuorea mat gooa 10 cnoice snip.
ping hots sold yesterday morning at
prices that we.o is much aa 10c hlghi-r
than the previous day, while packing
hogs were fully lO&l&o lower. The late
sales of hogs yesterday, which Included
muei ui 1110 yrojiiuB iivb, nor? largeil
it 17 fl
This morning the market opened fully
16c, and in some cases, 20c, lower than
yesterday's lato pucker market that Is
packers started out bidding 17.76 and
under for the general run of packing
hogs and they bought a good many that
way. In fact a good luaay good loads
changeu lianas at 7.7i, wun quite a
sprinkling ot the less dlrable kinds nt
37.70 or under. Later on. aa it became
apparent that the demand was tealiy
quite good, thp market firmed up ths
packers raising their bids 10 that the
lator i nles or destra'qe aus were largely
at 87.80, This would make the general
markt ;n ra'-klng hogs itfllSo lonr
kihi 3vniviun s ricso.
There la not much to be said regarding;
the market on shipping hogs. Yesterday
morning the shlppcra took lite lead and
bought their hogs very murh higher than
tho day before. n. tintt.l ni.,A m.
day the -shipping demand was very much
iniiK-i uiiu iiiu nuippera aia not cut so
much flguro In the trade. For thai rea
son It Is a very difficult matter to say
um nun iiiuvii inner tno marxet really
n. lull no One Will nuxatlnn tha aaanr.
tlon th.it such hogs as shippers did buy
wero ns much as 26c or more lower than
tho oxtrcmo high prices of yostorday
mni-nlng.
The trade was active and practically
everything In the .yards changed hand
by 30 o'clock In the morning. The bulk
pf the hogs sold at 37.7Mr7.80. with tha
best shipping hops nt 38.30, as against
a top yesterday of It it.ight be men
tioned In this connection that the quality
of hogs was not so good as yeiterday.
mm ib uicru were not so many loppy
loads of hogi on todays market This
fact will account In part for the lowet
range of prices on shipping grades.
It would bo well for shippers to not
the wide range of prices on light hogs
the best llirhts lelllnr at thn ton nr fi.
market, with common light at or very
near the bottom. The fact Is that there is
rothlng coming to market that Is any
harder to sell than common lends of
light weights, ar they are discriminated
against very strongly by all buyers.
ueprf Hematit e aaiea;
Na.
At. Bh. Pr.
No.
At. Rti. Pr.
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.,231 10; 7 M
..tn :o t to
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.J91 ... T aa
Ti..
...111 UO T 40
...,107 40 7 TO
....171 110 T TO
....117 140 7 70
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6a.
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...170
..tit
...l4
. ..Ill
...144
....171
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... T 7
.. T 70
... 7 70
T TO
M 7 70
10 7 70
to 1 7
il Ml 10 T 10
151 100 7 W
II..
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41 271 ... 7 10
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40 7 M
17.
100 T to
Tl..
..,.141
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7 (0
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40 7 70
7 SO
,3
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17 1Z1 ... 7 7S
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1 110 1 T Tt
M 211 M TT!
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41,
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.117
60 131 40 T Tl
...111 100 7 M
41.
...Ul 10 7 75
,..113 110 7 75
...111 MO 7 Tt
...lit 100 7 71
...lit 10 T 71
...let M 1 TS
...XO IN T 75
...114 110 7 71
...171 IS IM
1 7 13
10..,
11...
..17
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to t to
100 7 M
too T to
200 7 10
40 7 12U
94 7 II
... 7 11
40,,.
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71 til
.17 tsl
(1 its
II. .,..,.114
41 ...UO
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(4 W0 M0 T 71
41... ,,,.111 U0 7 71
It,. .....150 ,,. 7 75
it nt W T Tt
40 7 (S
44 .Ill US T It
17 1(1 ... 7 15
13 171 ... 7 tl
11 wt 7 ,
l 971 120 7 I7U1
17.. ,.,..223 ... 7 50
TT Ill T0
S3...... .171 110 7 0
M.. S7I ... 7 H
T0.......1 MO 7 K
It 170 1(0 7 M
il MS ... I2
17 2B ... I
Tt l 8 19
(7 241 10 7 71
110 7 71
tl M4 M 7 71
!(....,. .Ml 110 7 78
105 IS) 7 71
..H too 7 75
..to ... 7 71
..lit 40 7 Tl
,.Kt M Til
..ill 40 7 71
,.U1 ... 7 71
11 Ill t0 7 71
47 171 ... 7 (0
II HO 10 7 10
naa
11....... 71 ... I tt C4 ..108 ...,. ,
5HEEP Adding tofiuy's receipts ol
n.vfj neaa 10 tnoio ot tne previous
of the week, makes a errand total for
the week to data or 155,063 head, being;
considerably in ctcuss of the same time
lsst week and the corresponding days a
yar ago. Tho receipts for the first foui
days of tho week are the largest fot
any similar period since the first week
In Oatober of last year, when tho rang
offerings reachod tho highest point as tu
numbers during that season. . .
in spite of tne aimoit unprecedented
largo supply on the first, two dftya ol
tha week, followed by liberal supplies
yesterday and again this morning, a
pretty fair demand showed up in ycs
terdajr a trade and was still better to
day. Life characterized the genoral mar
ket right at the start ot business and was
a noticeable feature all the way through,
or course, owing to the fact that con
slderablo sorting waa necessary, trade
was delayed a little, but the undertone
to the trado was good. Packers sot busy
early and waded In by trying first to buy
most ot the toppy stuff on sals. Because
of competition between buyers, the best
Iambs sold a llttlo later than the Itss
desirable grades. Prices for fat lambs
wero generally steady to IO8I60 higher
and the .clcaranoa waa good.
Mutton offerings were fairly repre
sented In tho receipts and on the whole
sold steady to 100150 hlghur. Trade was
active at tho improvement ,
A good trado also took pUco in feeders
and while another generous supply ot
such offerings was on hand prloca were
steady to strong and In .nne instances
showed ah advance of lOtViBo. Demand
continued good for ycstciUay, tht matkel
being very active.
Quotations on Bhtep and Lambs Lambs,
good to choice, 37.00177.25; lambs, fait
to good, e4.6097.CO; lambs, culls, tS.QJtf
8.00; lambs, feeders, ii.KOtl.Bn' yearlings,
good to choice, !5.Kj(S.75; yearlings, fait
to good, $5.25176.60; yearlings, feeders, (4.71
05.60; wethers, good to cholcot 4.15I4.35
wethers, fair to good, I4.00tff4.15; wethers,
feeders. 83.7W54.23; ewes, good to choice,
31.S04r4.to; ewes, fair to good, 83.CJ5J3.80
ewes, feeders, 23.0003.50; cull sheep, i2.0i
5JI.C6,
Representative sales:
104 Nebraska ewes ., t Si
360
0 25
4 75
5 6
62$
420
4 20
6 60
6 76
6 95
695
6 9$
SOS
610
6 10
6 30
C 30
3 20
3 16
3 00
364
IN
6 6
7S
665
5 14
an
6
619
6 23
613
7 2
85 Wyoming lambs 69
C Wvomlnsr yearlings 80
124 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. 68
210 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. C3
Wyoming reeajer wetners.... w
179 Wyoming feeder wethers. ... 90
(5 native Iambs 70
173 Wyoming feeder lambs...... 43
59 Wyoming feeder lambs 43
303 Wyoming feeder lambs 63
292 Wyoming feeder lambs 64
43 Wyoming feeder Iambs...... 63
183 Wyoming feeder lambs.,..., 67
140 Wyoming feeder lambs 67
129 Nebraska feeder lambs 41
179 Nebraska feeder lambs 40
222 Idaho feeder ewes 74
121 Colorado feeder ewes 101
229 Wyoming feeder ewes 93
43 Wyoming feeder ewes lOi
113 Colorado owes 107
903 Idaho lambs 67
804 Idaho lambs 68
209 Nebraska feeder lambs,,,.,. 43
141 Idaho feeder lambs 51
300 Nebraska feeder lambs 40
863 Nebraska feeder lambs (3
80 Nebraska feeder lambs 61
130 Nebraska feeder lambs...... 68
399 Colorado feeder lambs 67
329 Wyoming feeder lambs 65
10OT Idaho lambs 73
1433 Idaho feeder lambs 65
678 Idaho feeder lambs.......... 68
630 Nebraska feeder ewes 88
98 Nebraska feeder ewes 67
m Nebraska feeder lambs...,,. 63
3 44
6 2i
6 2'
87 Nebraska xeeaer iamo w
it Mahnalia cull feeder- lambs 39
172 Nebraska feeder lamb 40
Autoists Charged
With Breaking City
Street Gas Lamps
City Cos Commissioner Joe Butler and
his assistant, "Buck" Taylor, have com
plained of reckless automoblllsts who
batter down gas light posts, break tha
lamps and raise general havoc by Jump
ing the curb.
"At thirty-sixth and Harney streets tho
gas lamp post has been knocked down
twice," said Taylor, "limply because the
auto drivers run right over the curb,
strike the iron post and smash it Tho
same thing has happened with several
lights in different parts of the city."
Tho reckless drivers who break light
peats are not known to the police or
the asalstast gas commissioner would
file complaint against them, declaring
the value of property destroyed in the
laat few months has reached a largo
sum.
ELAIR D.DUVAL BECOMES
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER
Elair D. Duval, son of Mr. .and Mrs.
Eugeno Duval, who took tho civil service
examination for engineering work la the
government service and who passed with
a most creditable record, has received
Ms assignment. He has been sent to
Fort Totten, N. Y., with the title of
civil engineer and superintendent. of con
struction there.
Fox Appointment Confirmed,
WA8HINQTQN, Sept 10.-At the con.
elusion of the most stubbornly cbntested
and spectacular contest over' a confirma
tion during the present administration,
Thomas Fox was confirmed tonight by
the senate as postmaster at Sacramento,
Cal. The vote stood 27 to IL .