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THKBKE; 0f AHAH THUlDAY, SEPTEMBJER 25, 1U13.
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REAL ESTATE
City phophuty for sale.
Home
or
Investment
Snap
Eire-room cottage In good repair. elec
tria llghta, city . water; rental 8162 per
year: well' worth l,60o; will be sacrificed
for only .J1.160- Jninp lively and bo the
lucky one.
MRNBST SWEET. MM City Kat. D. 1742.
West Farnam Home
At Sacrifice Price
$3,000 buys an S'room, S-itory, strictly
modern house, finished tn quarter-tawed
white .'oak, with oak floors, first floor;
whlto'enamel' finish, atcond f loot:, maid's
room' And' & store room, third floor; full
cemented basement With laundry' con
nections, etc. Fine new parage. Located
on feast loL on paved street, west of
Turner 'Park. Terms, 81,800 cash, bal
anceVon, loner time t 6 per cent, or will'
deliver -dear; Possession at once.
This, 'Is t well constructed house. In An
excellent location and lit first-class con
dition at a -very low figure and must be
eold "within a vary short time It secured
&t till price,
George & Company
Phone D. 7W. 902 City Nat. Bk. Bids.
Shingle and Stucco
Dundee Bungalow
The classiest 6-roora bungalow In Dun
dee, brand new. Think of a living room
11x28 feett The rest corresponds. Beau
tiful hardwood finish. On a beautiful
lot with trees, only ono block from both
car lines, between 9th and 60th, on Web
ster St. It can't be beat for 15,000. dood
terms. -
Peters Trust Co.
IVIuAL ESTATE.
FARM 11AM It LANDS FOR BAI.K i
Minnesota,
m1ACP 'ffP- " frm town. 40
?. lV,ZLm 'nnoHPoll. On main road,
w n?L,on-'-' aror moadow. balance Urn-IP",ur-Lnna
vel and in good
SS2itiSn- Gool Jrom house. barnV
AUS k$rn,,?r,lbMBnd other outbuildings:
Ail in good condition. Price tl.800. Chas.
K. Bwanaon. Hlk KWer. Mlniu
'iCfLPAn,M roh saxk cheap.'
acre. nXlS"? l0."m Uy u0. level. 220
bSny.i-rke.Ss. baltu: can easily be
hKf fWL.bu,,d,nB" and Krove, 6ne
and l twlI"iion,neRrMt inc Nation
SS?iiiMw"f5 SC01" .town bout 700
SSSSl ti?wan'1 a. mU8a tnm town of
c-
rwlf,rAf,rnn1e.totran,t'0n
Montana,
0NCTtAr.1il?EI NOS-
four Carey right and secure a 180-acra
arm In tamoua Vailer country, whirs
Ttti.ZlVjlMnt0' oat" 10- barley 'csTfuU
Li"i,l,eI4 Pr acre; no drouth, sure
fli" prod.uc? Plenald atfaifa and
il.ra?.t.h "ve";ifled farming is carrUd
on under Ideal conditions. Write today
J,,ilJ)0,hlat;,,.Va"er B-arm s' -'
pany, Uox 1033. Vuller. Iontaha
I KAVJ? the stock ranch you want.
r. ,.rettdK ror yu ,0 tP Into. Beau
Ufully sltUAtod In pine hills; 100 cows
nil halters or. ranch, good buildings,
abundant water, loo tone hay. 80 acres
alfalfa. : ixw price and easy price on
ranch. For further pariiculars write to
Hoywood Paly, Knowlton, Mont.
Ohio. '
POR SALB-sw aorea 0 miles from Up-
S.,aS5u,.k.ana B m" rn Carey,
pop. In Wyandot county, Ohio, on
main stone pike Buildings consist of
e-room frame house, good cellar, summsr
kitchen; barns., OxW and 3gx, with
sheds; also cattle barn, corn cribs, wagon
Sp,?,mr)'' ,lar" pement bog house,
poultry house; 3 wellg with wind pumps,
gas engine; fruit; a acres timber; soil
Jmi6'.1?. b ick 'W- llM ,eve5! well fenced
r?..tllelJ u?.b,1.ttlr ror co". wheat or
grass. An Ideal home, worth 8160 per
Sir,P.rlC' W,' Smaller farm,!
SidHk A.JorTSta:a- 'or list W
tad A Hare. Upper Sandusky. O.
I
Oregon
1GB Farnam Br.
Douglas SSS.
Buy of O wner
Kur sale until October 1 at $15 per acre,
C33 acres of land two mileo from Albion,
Neb., oii main road to Columbus. Has
trackage, running water and two sets of
improvements, one 7-room houso, one 4
room house, two windmills, fine shade
trees, large orchard! fenCod and cross
fenced. All of land under cultivation.
No finer farm In stale. Will carry a
mortgage of $3,000 at 6 per cent, balance
cash. Will allow agents commission.
John M. Maofarland, Attorney at Law,
Omaha Nat'i. Bank Bldg.
$100.00 CASH
Balance $15 a month: 4-rootn house, with
a good brick foundation!, east front; elec
tric lights; good well water; full collar;
place is all fenced. This Is the easiest
way to start saving.
BEMIS-CAELBEEG CO.
310-13 Brandels Theater Bldg.
r
$75 CASH
j - REST MONTHLY.
Will buy a dandy 4-room cottage, close to
School and car;' all newly papered and
painted: Just south of Miller Park: price
$1,250. Here Is a chance to got a home
same as rent.
RASP BROS. Douglas 1653.
DO-jrou want an, acre of ground with
woom house, and barn, gas, sewerage,
wen, .cistern, , nice big trees, worth $6,000?
Can have it for $3,500. 2715 Brown St.
Faces on Baratdga and Brown. You can
make a living Off It J00 cash, balance
by month. All built up. If you want a
home near schools. churches, cars, now is
you time. Phone Webster 828.
A lift
IN OUEdON? uyaia
iieuHaf1 iff. "res in one o'f the most
housiiWflyaioy ,n ho weat- Nw modem
r,epIac8' loPlhg porch, largo
c ltvUtw?m',JweU eQ-u'PPd bathroSm!
? nY, Tratr two nsw barns and other
buildings Over ,900 two-Jear-old fruit
trees, besides small fruits. ar.d suitable
for diversified farming. Location Is Ideal
.SSSitau,tS" a,k frdn' Pot office s Srts;
"fr ?0lr.i?L-. ? maln ,lne' Southern Pa
S.i.i31111"110 """"rpasaed. price $U0
pr &cro
Address Mrs. U M, Phelps. Riddle. Ore.
j UfsH.
itmn VJ. n'B-f.' Neighbors KetUng $2,000 to
W.000 In SEED off lo acres T-H-l-s year.
We can P-R-O-V-E It P-R-I-C-E RIGHT
Easy terms. COME and SEE or write for
Dart culars. TITaw rn r ai? .Vli. ?.f..i
! WESTERN LAND CO.212 Judge
mug., uakb CITY. UTAH.
v join!
Out northwest; now 7-rbom house; elec
tS.0llhJ;" '"mace .ulg Cellar, barn.
.cWcEcn- hoUSe two lots; fine well. $3KW
percmonth. Vogel, ;W, Q. W., Blag.
.to cm modern bungalow; two bath rooms,
wn porch; fine location. 6107 Davenport.
, .SixRoom,. House
j Hot Water Heat
1514 No. 41st Street
-One bl6ck from car, on asphalt ?ayed
street; high, sightly location; east front
lot House has been built about four
years and has first-class plumbing and
heating throughout; every room Is nicely
decorated; has. reception room, parlor.
dlnlPC room and kitchen on first floor;
three sleeping rooms and bath on second
floor; every roont on both floors la fin
ished in hard wood. Has city water,
sewer, gas and bath. Hero is a chance
to buy a well-bullt home In a good locs
tlon at a reasonable price and small pay.
'mints c ' 9 balahca, monthly pay
HA8TINOB & HEYDEN. 1614 Harnev Ht.
.riVvnirM,' "H"BO in ana
ZirTiS cjose in, renting
fr IA4W. Owner must pell and tuw.
cash, gets it Address B.335. care Bel?
8W1NULEY tt QIPE '
- ... RXAXi RESTATE.
m,td,Arom m ag. to flfta
1UK.
RANCH FOR SALE,
If2?r"tiVo Snored acres patented.
r?rnr.,m ftom busiest town In Wyoming
?m! by Nro"hwestern and Burlington
FaiIJoadB,J MounUln stream traverses
land ; good water rights on same, with
600 acres alfalfa- under ditch. Platte river
Mn7M$8,al,d al2 b Pump64 eay. Good
bulldlhgs; all fenced. Address K. H.
Nichols, Casper, Wyoming.
SALE Oil EXCHANGE. R. E.
EXCHANQB for . eastern Kansas or
m k flor'es l1 basemfent, in Xeoumseli,
;i' . "'s. ,utu,"uu aajoining
Buffalo TTen nrlll ... ": '"!
income property. Address Dolan Land
Co.. Unlontown. Kan.
FOR SALE OR TRADE For horses, cat
tie or clear town property: Twenty acres
and a town lot In the onion, belt of Texas;
twenty acres and two town lots, between
two geed towns-on gulf co'&at' of Texas)
two nice residence lots in one of the best
towns of Wyoming a half section of good
farm land, six miles from Kimball, Neb.;
first-class properties) clear, but Slight
encumbrance. Addres Box M, Albion.
Neb.
I Want dear Cottmra
" blocks to West Side Park line; high
view; big trees, young bearing fruit trees,
berries, grapes; both well and cistern
JU?t?5a?5,;frz'Payal18 monthly.
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO..
Douglas 2715. 1018 Omaha Nat'l.
juvenings: tu ess or H. KIM.
FOR EXCHANGE Two new ' and all
Valu'i $10,0W; will eiThang; Tor SSH
merchandise stock. Address 3S03 R si..
Lincoln. Neb.
FOR TIUDE-2 Alfhiv.. int.
nice farm land, located near Ardmoor,
B. D. One eighty l4 miles from Ard
njoor, one 3iS miles. Want $15 per acre.
Encumbrance $1,000. For remaining
".000 .would take cattle. Address Mrs.
NydaPeck, Isabel,- 8. D., Box 3J2.
A BAKER (Victoria) olectrta automo
bile In first class condition; will sell
cheap or exchange for vacant lot: equity
if1. ooUubo or diamonds. E, 'y. Heyden,
SALE. PR Excm
'TO- BUY, HELL OR Ufc.NT. FIRST umi
JmX W. ROBBING lt FARNAU
i,i. ABSTRACT OF TIl-JbB,
vi?ifi.EDArtrct Co.. oldest abstract of
tto to Nebraska, aos Jirandeie Theitor.
AOa.SA.ai3 FOU. 9 ALB.
WANT 0 sell for cash only, my tea
oes in Omaha. .Vddrcea C.W, ca7 Bee?
REAL ESTATE.
X-AItM A RANCH LAND a FOR BALE
' Cnnda.
? T
v SAiiB-Become wealthy; there'a
ft- fortune In hogs, 40 acres, 2 miles from
.W0 city, wluiln 1 miles Of pTopea
KM0.W) stock yards. Boil fertile, good
water; terms reasonable. Address T
aLpteadniail. crow, Suite 14. iieia
dd.C'or. Calgary. Alta., Can.
Colorado.
iiSoR HALE-SO acrta under cultivation
tuid fence; no ImprovemenU; good Ger
man settlement. BoutU Platte valley,
northeastern Conlorado; plenty of water
three miles from railroad, $75 per acre.
t3,UX) cash, balance on time at 7 per
jenti Write P. O. Bgx 301, Montrose.
TTJ1H RAT.W 11 n .
. v m., iuj uuuer cul
tivation, well improved. In South PlatU
valley, north tern Colorado, on Bur-
SJS.nnablo.tlme. Write
we wv wuiiiniin. i.n a.
FOR SALE-640 acres; all under ' irrN
gatlon; In Rio Qtande county, Colorado
Owner mining in Nevada and cahnot at
tertd to It whim m.v. ..rrr."" m.1
' " wiiYBr, WOIO.
' , Florida,
GRAPEFRUIT AND ORANQE
flrove. with buildings and tools. JISOO.
MlancBotM,
A SPLENDID 183-acrt farm. VA mile
utu lunu. w uuw iiuoi Aunneapous. 73
acres under cultivation. 20 acres meadow,
balance pasture with some very good
Umber, such as bale, maple and basswood.
Running spring water in pasture. Black
luuiii sun mwi ciay suosou. levci and In
coed state of cultivation. Good 7-room
nguse wun ceiiar; rooa earn, granary,
sheds, corn cribs and other outbuildings.
Qpod well and water with windmill. On
main road, telephone and mall route. 31
rods xrom gooa scnooi, fries im per acre.
suiidingn worth cnas. Ii Bwaijsoe.
Elk Rlvr, Minn.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FMrm and Kkbc. LnMdx,
FARM FOR RENT A fine dklrv f.rm
with 8 -head cattle, horses sheep, poul
try, etc., for rent to a No. I man who
has means to placp more cows- on the
place and run It right ' Fine buildings
and water. About 175 miles from Mlnn
eapolla A No. 1 land. This 1 a chanoe
of life time, but don t answer unless you
have some means and best of references.
A very cheap cash rental will bo mad
to right party. Address Y W, Bee.
REAL tCqTATK LOANS
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska, farms.
0KEEFIu REAL ESTATE COT
1018 OMAHA NATIONAL. Douglti Xllk
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Several Causes Bring About New
level in the Wheat Fit.
CORN HAS BETTER SUPPORT
Weather Predictions of Rain Fol-
loired by Colder Weather In
duce n RAtlier Stiff Star
ke t Tendency.
OMAHA, Sept 24, 1913.
The sham divllnn lata In yesterday's
sosslon. under somewhat panicky feel
ing In the open market, and certain bull
leaders In the Chicago trade unloading
holdings na fast as tmnalhln on the de
clining market established a now low
level of prices for the year. In a way
the Chicago trade was under a strain be
cause of bearish conditions In the north
west and abroad. An effort was made on
me part 01 duu leaders to checit me de
clining tendency during the morning with
some1 success. The forecast of general
rains for today helped buyers a little.
out in very heavy movement 01 wueat
to northwest markets was a bearish fea
ture - which could not be avoided. On
top of this, about midday came the Brad
street's figures, showing about 15,000,000
uuineis increase in me worta s siocks mo
last week. There was a rather sharp
break in the cash wheat here in Omaha.
Northwest messages declared that Duluth
must soon hedge increasing stocks In the
Chtcugo market. The selling pressure
became 00 great and the decline so pro
nounced that wheat came Into the mar
ket on stop orders all tho way down. The
giving up of. the fight by a large biuusn
clement In the Chicago trade, coupled
with the depressing figures on northwest
movement and world's stocks, turned the
entire trade to a large extent to a bear
ish view of the market.
Cash wheat was Uo to ?o tower.
Fairly good support was noted In corn
futures during the morning yesterday,
Influenced, no doubt by the predictions
of wet weather for nearly the entire
country, to be followed by still colder
weather than before. Traders say that
tne corn market is almost certain to drag
lower in case of a further break in
wheat They claim a level may be es
tablished tn the near future, where It
Will rto tn tftlffi tlnlil nt fnrti nn tli. titltr.
lug side for a iong pull.
vaan corn was Ho lower.
, A recognised bull leader In the oats
trade was credited with selling about a
million bushels of oats yesterday.
Cash oats were a lower.
?i5aranca: Wheat and flour, equal to
l,WV UUBJIOIB.
wrerpooi close. Wheat Hd higher to
fd lower.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,S40,000
bushels and shipments 1.203.000 bushels,
against receipts of 2,102,000 bushels and
shipments of 1,228,000 bushels lost year.
Primary corn receipts were 1,075,000
bushels and shipments 528,000 bushels,
against receipts of 831,000 bushels and
shipments of 868,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1,130,000
bushels .and shipments 782,000 bushels
against receipts of 1,200,000 bushels and
shipments of 1,369,000 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago It 304 183
Minneapolis ,.623 .. .,
Duluth ,., 475 ,.
Omaha 21 S3 82
Kansas City 61 42 20
St. Luuls SO 41 81
Winnipeg 1.177 .. .,
The following cash sales were reported
Wheat: No. 2 hard winter, 1 car, 81c; 1
car, S0c. No. S hard winter, 1 car, 8IH0;
3 cars,- 8lo. No. 3 spring, S cars, SOHc No.
3 durum, 4 cars, 79Mo. No. S mixed, 1
car, 80c. Corn: No. X white, 2 cars, 736. No,
3 white, 3 cars, ?2ttc No. 2 yellow, 4 cars,
720. No. 3 yellow, 1 car, 72 Vic; 14 cars,
72c 'No. 4 yellow, 1 . cor, 71C No. 3
mixed, 11 cars, TlHc No. 4 mixed, 2
cars (near white), 7lHc; 3 cars, 7lVto. No
grades 1 car, 71c Oats: Standard, 1 car,
40Hc. No. 3 white, 12 cars, 40Vic. No. 4
white. 1 car, 40Ue; 3 cars, 40c.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat! No. 2 hard,
80HQS2Hoi Na 3 hard, SOffiSUio; No. 4
hard, 78H0c; No. 3 spring, 000V4t;
No. 4 spring, TOSTOltc. No. 2 durum. 80ft)
SIV&c; No. 3 turum, 7873V4c Corn) No. 2
white, 73c: No, 8 white, 72ct No. 4
white, 7H4i)72Wo; No. i yellow, 74c; No.
3 yellow, 7272Uo:' No. 4 yellow, 7171&o;'
No. 2,-73c; No.' S. 71Kc: No. 4, 771?io;
no grade, GSHJWlc. Oats: No. 2 white,
-tOUftilo;, standard, 40Hc; No, 8 white
40Mc; No. 4 white. 4d40Mc. Barley: Malt
ing, 67874c; No. 1 feed, 67610. Rye; No,
2. 68Vi09c; No. s, esyesvtc.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trad! ti And CIosIbk
Prices on Board at Trade,
CHICAGO, Sept 24. Huge receipts at
'Winnipeg and apparently unlimited quan
tities to follow pulled down wheat prices
here today, notwithstanding a previous
five days' decline. The market closed
nervous, Httto to tttfftc net lower.
Corn finished Ho to H4to off, oats un
changed to a setback of &Ao and pro
visions less expensive by 2Ur5o to lIVo
Feeling that versed on seml-Donla
showed Itself In the wheat pit late in
tho, day when estimates were made public
showing nearly l,D0O carloads of wheat
expected to reach Winnipeg tomorrow, In
addition to almost 1,200 carloads which
arrived today. There were signs that
much of this wheat was being hedged
In Chicago and tho market here gave
way, tired longs f liquidating and short
ciiers uecumiHK nsgresaivo.
Opportune buying on a large scale by
lending concerns rallied wheat nrlce
somewhat during the final half hour, but
bearish sentiment prevailed In thd end.
An earlier attempt to put a atop to the
weakness had likewise been only, half
way a success, chiefly because of the ab
sence of export demand.
Corn succumbed with wheat. Lower
European prices and diminished shipping
trade nera cut some ngure in tne decline.
The fact that Illinois husking returns
were disappointing and that offerings
from the country were smaller proved, in
sufficient as an offset Oats were bear
lshly affected by reports that large ship
ments from Canada, duty paid, had been
sold In the east lower than prices cur
rent In .Chicago or elsewhere west Texas
buying at Kansas City ana et Louis
helped steady the market here.
Provisions ruled heavy, influenced by
tho hog market and grain. Packers wcro
credited with much of the selling.
Closing prices .of options:
September, Stc; December, S4!iO May,
F1.UC it- Unchanged.
IlRAN-Vnchanged.
BARLBY-Unelmnged.
SORN-No. S yellow, 70fl7riic.
AT8-N0. 3 white. JStftrSOa
RTK-No. 2. B7C00C
FLAX-3U0ffl.43.
Wcnthcr In tne Don, Hell.
United States Denartment of Atrrloul.
ture. weather bureau for Omaha, for the
twenty-four hours ending at '8 a, nu
76th meridian time, Wednesday, Septem
ber It, 1913:
OMAHA DI8TR1CT STATIONS.
Temp. Rain
High. Low. fall, Sky. '
Ashland, Neb.. Mi 67 1.04 Cloudy
Auburn 87 67 .11 Pt. cloudy
Broken Bow.... 70 42 .34 Cloudy
Columbus 75 62 .83 Clear
Culbertson .... $9 43 .18 Cloudy
Falrbury ....... M M 1.72 Cloudy
Fairmont ...... T 60 .68 Raining
Grand Island.. 74 45 .80 Cloudy
Hartlngton .... 70 45 .IS Cloudy
Hastings 7i 43 .96 Cloudy
Holdrege 75 44 .35 Raining
Llnooln ........ 82 67 1.32 Raining
North Platte. . 64 43 .14 Cloudy
Oakdale 65 it .13 Cloudy
Omaha ......... 84 64 1.20 Cloudy
Tekamah Si 64 .05 Cloudy '
Valentine .... 63 83 .00 Cloudy
Alta, la 71 44 A35 Raining
Carroll 77 46 1.00 Cloud)
Clarlmla 80 67 .11 Cloudy
Sibley 72 43 .30 Cloudy
Sioux City..... 76 60 .28 Cloudy
Minimum temnerature for twlv.hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of Temp. Rain-
District Stations. High. Low. fall.
Columbus 18 66 CI .00
Louisville 23 78 46 .00
Indianapolis 14 72 46 .00
Chicago 24 68 46 .00
St Louis 19 80 64 .00
Des Moines 22 76 52 . .20
Minneapolis 61 50 38 .0
Kansas City,.... 26 80 CO .60
Omaha 17 76 43 .70
The weather Is colder in the corn and
wheat region wost of the Missouri river,
and warmor cast of the river. Freeslng
temperatures Were recorded at six sta
tions In the Minneapolis district. Rains
wore general In the western districts,
and falls of one Inch or more occurred as
follows; In Nebraska-Falrbury, 1.72;
Lincoln, U2; Omaha, 1.20; Ashland, 1.04.
In Kansas-Dodge City. 1.00. In Montana
-Miles City, LB0. L. A. WELSH.
Local Fpre.caster Weather Burwtu.
New Voru Genernl Market.
, NEW YORK. Bept. 24.-8UGAH-Raw.
steady; muscovado, 3.17oj centrifugal.
3.67c; molasses, 2.82c; refined, steady;
out loaf, 6.60c; orushed. 6.EO0; mould A.
5.16c: cubes. 6.OG0: XXXX nowdern!.
4.B6c; powdered.' 4.90c; fine granulated,
4.8O0; diamond A, 4.8O0; confectioners' A,
4. hoc; no. 1, l.aou.
BUTTER Steady: receipts, 7,600 tubs;
creamery extras. 2222'io; firsts, 2SH
lie! creamery held extras. 31HJ32o; firsts.
23331o; state dairy finest, 3vj?31a; good
to nrlme. 27K2fc: process extras. 37m
27Hc: firsts, 2M4WV4c; .Imitation cream
ery nrsts, BW&yzec; factory current make
firsts, 2tic: packing stock, June make.
No. 1, 24c: No. 2, 2323Hc.
CHEESB-rSteady; receipts, 2.600 boxes;
state whole milk white and colored spe
cials, 16l6Hc; average fancy, HHffiec;
skims, UH01SH&
EGGS Irregular: receipts, 14,000 cases;
fresh gathered extras. ZWZGa: extra first
3132o; firsts, 28930c; seconds, 2527c; re
frigerator special marKs, rancy, charges
paid, 26Hr27c; firsts, 20Q26o; Pennsyl
vania and nearby honnery whites, 40If
46c; western gathered whites, 280300.
POULTRY Dressed. lrre?u art fresh
killed western chickens, 1721c; fowls,
1419Mo; turkeys, 250260. .
St. Loals General Market.
ST. LOUIS. Bept. 24. WHBAT-Cash!
No. 2 red. 93U&VSUa: September, xiusn
$8oi May. B3Ho. k
CORN wo. z, aw, jvo. 2 white, 75jiol
September. 73c; May, 74J4OT4Ke.
OAT8-N0. 2, 4313.c; No. 2 white, 44
644Hc; September, 43c; May, 4Htfc.
XJli UC.
butter Creamery. 30c: firsts. On;
seconds, 27c; packing, 23c
EQUS nrsts, zio; seconds, l&c
Wltltm.Y liens. 12o! mn.timi 0.
ducks, 10c; springs, lHc. '
xteceipis. ciniomenia.
Flour, bbls 12,000 18,009
Wheat, bu t 36,000 67,000
Sprn, bu. 49,000 24,000
ats, bu. 68,000 63.00)
KaBseia City Graln and Previsions.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 24. WHEAT
ar. m wi viuDYiiMi mm o Dvirsnif ikv
Aiv iiu.1 m. ovrzvvwus. mi. o. oii4io?7iut au
2 red, 2993o; No. 8, 0W92V4C
cuim wo. 1 wnite, 770; no. a, 75Q760.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT December 84o: May. 89Ue.
CORN September, 75o: December. 72UQ
rzw; May, c.
oath wo. wnito, ho; wo, z mixed,
42Wc I
BUTTER Unchanged.
EGOSUnchanged .
POULTRY Unchango a.
OMffl LIVEJTOCK MARKET
Cattle Receipt Large and Market in
Very Fair Condition.
H0QS WEAK TO FIVE CENTS OFF
Sheep nnil I.nmhs Continue to Arrive
in Larire Nnmbera Very Fair
Demand and No Great
Change In Prices.
, SOUTH OMAHA. Sept 24, 1913.
Oraeiai-Monday JlSl' 8.1" n.Jj
y.iiumi xuesuay ..... 8,16S B.W
Estimate Wednesday.. 8,000 4,700 36.000
Three days this wk.OM Tt,m 11J.M1
Same dnv l.r ....u mmhi UHW 143.473
Samo days I wks. ago.11,834 15.796 1S4.97I
Same days 3 wka. ago.22,422 2O.M0 79,223
uays wks. ago.i9.sca
Same daj-s last year... 82,166 11.6S3 129,006
-Tt5..f.0,lo.wlnt table shows the receipt
S.f hogs and sheep at the .South
Omaha llvo stock market for the year to
date aa compared with last yeart
, 1913. 1912. Inc. "J
Cll 6M.373 666.6S0 T.W
HOgS ,988,I8 2,824.276 ....... s,678
Sheep 1,80,C65 1,727,470 153.195 .......
The following table shows the rango of
prices for hogs at Bouth Omaha for the
last few days, with comparisons:
Tarbell A Orshell-Wyo.
1 Steers.. .1148 7 60 14 cs, A ha,. 971 6 90
3 cs. A hi.,1010 6 83 1 bull 1240 6 43
Mike Remrdon Wyo.
li steers,. ..1033 7 10
R. Drexel Wyo.
24 steers.. ..1152 7 50 13 steers.. ..1070 6 23
I COW 1020 6 75 1 COW 920 6 40
COIORADO.
64 feedero.. Ui 7 05
SOUTH DAKOTA.
23 feeders.. 987 6 90
HOGS-Wllh tho exception or the fact
that shippers did not buy quite so heavily
today a maraet was almost a repetition
of Tuesday's, Other points reported a
wAaker tendency to values and local
packers mado their first bids at prices
that looked to be 6$l0o lower. Little
wan ilnno durtiiff the first rounds, sellers
holding out for steady prices, but ft com
promise was coon etieciea anu tne duik
of the hogs began to move slowly at a
decline of anywhere from a shade to aa
muoh as 6c. Some scattering sales were
quoted aa bslng steady, but there were
not many of them, and it la safe to quote
ih. mirliti. as weak to a nickel lower.
Most of the sales landed at 8.0C38.0&
and tops sold aa high as js.io, just me
same as on Tuesday. Trade was more
or less draggy throughout, and It was
well along In the forenoon before the
moderate supply was cleaned up.
Receipts were rBiiumieu ai w cars, or
rot h..l. mskinc the supply for the
three days something like 12,898. This Is
inna mallar than last week, but
Is more than 1.000 larger than for the
same days ot last year.
iteprescniauvfl saien
Va.
It..
Date. 1913. 11612 UI)U.l10.llilft.190il.lg7.
SPt 14 8 43 6 8 8 16 798 686 687
Sept 16 7 S3); 6 73 8 84 8 06 C 90 .
Sept. 1 7 SHU 843 681 888 806 6 81 590
Sept 17 7 96(1 8 21 8 93 8 10 6 80 6 84
Sept IS 8 01 W 8 10 6 81 8 14 8 82 6 78
Sept. 19 7 K 8 11 6 71 8 92) 6 83 6 73
gept. 20 8 OSH 8 33 6.64 8 73 8 17 8 73
Bept 21 8 41 6 G2 8 47 8 12 ( 87 6 $4
Sept 228 63H 6688438 10 6 81
Sept 23 8 OSH $ 46 6 69 S 461 8 12 6 76 5 89
(Sept. 24 8 06 8 41 8 43! 8 16 0 76 6 90
M
Metal ainrket.
NEW YORK, Sept 24. METALS Lead,
dull, at $1.70 bid: London. 20 Ts 6d.
Spelter, easy, at $5.7036.80; London, 20
izs na. copper, quiet; sianaara spot,
$15.50 bid: September, $15.6018.60: Octo
ber, 15.603il6.ff7M: November, $15.&01.2S;
electrolytic, is.OT; iaKe, i7.w: casting,
$16.62MQ16.75. Tin, quiet and Irregular;
spot, i4itKX04z.iv; eepicmDer, m.wwu.vy,
October, $ll.S7Vt42.20; November, $41.90
42.16. Antimony, dull; Cookson's, $8,80,
Iron, steady and unchanged, London
markets closed as follows: Copper, firm;
spot, 72 12s 6d; futures, 72 10s. Tin,
firm; spot, 191 6s; futures, 191 12s 6d,
Iron, Cleveland warrants. 64s 7Hd.
'. LOUIS, Bept 24. mktaljs Leaa,
Indicates Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of llvo stock
Jt tho Union stock yards. South Omaha,
Nab., for twenty-four hours ending at 3
o clock yesterday afternoon:
RECEIPTS CARS.
. Cattle.HoES.Bheep.H'ses.
C. M. A Bt. P. Ry. 4 6 .. .,
wabash r. r ,. i .. ;;
Missouri Padfle Ry. 9 ,. ..
union Pacific It It DO 12
C. & N. W east... 12 3
Ci & Nk W:. west;.il35 34
0., Bt, P., M &.O.. 2 . 6
O., B. & Q., east 7
C, B. & Q., west... 79 10
a, It I. & P., east. 3 6
C. R. I. P., west. 15 1
Illinois Central Ry. .. a
Chicago q. w. Ry 1
Total, receipts... sST 86 132
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
AT.
.. lit
...11
...UT
...m
Y.'.ht
...Bt
...t4
...tn
...tn
...M ...
.Mi 110
;t.,.....rto too too
12 Ml ... STO
1 MS IN IN
0 l.C
U Ui
I.. ttt
n m
to..... .no
n m
n...... m
.lie
t tM
66
23
41
1
Morris A Co....... 448
owut et kjo 721
Cudahy Packing Co. ...1,4
Armour A Co. , 974
Schwarta A Co u
j.' w. Aiurpny
Morrell
XJ. 1 . UU...t. ,
B. O. P. Co..
Sinclair ,
Cudahy. Kansas City.-
w. u, vansant co...
668
885
1,401
1,352
' 138
104
1.454
3,177
2,869
1,320
....
Benton, Vansant A L.. 291
Hill & Son 602
F. B. Lewis.. , 800
Huston A Co..... 83
J. B. Root A Co ISO
J. H. Bulla .111
La. F. IIUSC , It
Rosenstock Bros Z37
McCreary A Kellogg.. 9
wertneimer & jJcKen...i.iK3
It, F. Hamilton SO
Kuinvan uroi w
Rothschild 275
Mo. A Kan. Cal. Co.... 43
Christie 66
Hlggtns U
Roth m 15
Xrebs 16
Meyers .-, 17
Bakor, Jones A 8....... 118
Tanner 1$1
Harvey
Iowa Co. 152
Oother buyers 143
86.868
Spelter, slow, at 36. i
a... 2ui
wtg
LOANS Of II. COO and tin ri.lrrf nn Im.
proved real estate. Large loans a specialty.
228 State Bank Bldg.
LARGE loans our sreclalty. Btuil Broa
waited City loans and warraata.
W. Farnam Bmlth A Co.. 1320 Farnam St
CITY LOANB. iiemis-Carlberg Co..
810-U Brandets Theatst "nidgi
HARRISON t MORTON. K16,Um. ??at.
SIAa n till . H nMMn..H
Wead. Wcad Bldg., lith and Varnam.
GAilVIN BEOS. few.
wM.aua mia
WANTED City loans, r.eters Trust Co.
LIVE HTOCK MaHKET -OF WEST
Ship live stock to Uouth Omaha. Have
mileage and shrinkage, Your consign
ments receive prompt and tareful atten
Uon. tire Stock Coutmlaslon 3f crchsata.
MARTIN BROS. A CO.. Exchange Bide
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hogs Moatlr Lower Beeves Steady
to lllaher.
CHICAOO, Sept 24. QATTLE Re
ceipts, 18,000 head; beeves .steady to a
shade higher; c6ws and .heifers steady
to 10a lower; beeves. $7.3509.60: Texas
steers, 47.1539.10; western teers. JJ.SOQ)
8.40; stockers and feeders, $5.4098.00; cows
and heifers, $3.903.75; calves, $8.60(812.00,
IIOOB Receipts, 28,000 head; mostly 10c
lower; bulk of sales, $8.1063.65; light,
W.2OC6.90; mixed. $7.854W.W; heavy, $7.76
8.75; rough, $7.757.95; pigs, $4.2589.00.
SHEEPVAND LAMBS Receipts, 48.000
head; market active, generally steady;
native, $3.CO4.fO; western. 83.764.70;
yearlings, $4,7(k36.96; lambs, native, $5,500
7.; western, $5.75Q7.30.
Drr Goods MnrUet.
NEW YORK. Sept, 24.-DRY GOOD3
Cotton yarn markets were much firmer
and higher today: Cotton goods have
be-n advanced Ho a yard. Brown and
bleached cotton were advanced.
Artcls.1 Opert. Hlgh. Low. Closa. Yesfy.
Wheatl
Bept
Deo.,
May.
Corn
Bept
Dec
' May.
Oats
Sept
Dec.
May.
i' one
Jan.
May
Lara
Jan.
May.
Ribs
Jan..
May
7in
72HU
40H
4243
,451464
19 9d
$0 12i
10 92'
11 07H
10 47-601
10 62H
85
88U
82
74HI
72M
mm
4W
43'T
19 98
20 12-15
W 97H
ll 10
10 60-52
10 65
85
I7tt
73U
71H
7$H
Hi
19 86
20 01
10 92U'
11 05-07
10 47H
19 60
85H
87Jjm88
7!l
71W
7H
40K
4242K
19 85
20 05
10 92-951
U 03-071
10 47H
10 60-621 10 65
(OH
42
46
19 07H
1017H
10 97H
11 109
U 12g
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 2 red.
92ff4o; No. 8 red, 092cr No. 2 hard,
KfiiJ87tio; Nn. 8 hard Rlirr. vrJT yA
nonnern, iisowo, o. a northern, 863
74yrsc: 10. z yenow, T4W4r76o; No. 3,
7$K74Hc; No. 8 white, 74Vi74o: No.
yeuow, i40'ic. uats: wo. 1 wnite, 42U
e42tto; No, 3, 40c; No. 8 white, 40K41Jic;
standard, tw0. uye: wo. z, bsho.
Barley, wfQic. oecas: nrnotny, 83.753
$23.60; lard, $llsll.07H; ribs, $10.76
4a UTTER Unchanged
EOGS Receipts, 6,793 cases; unchanged,
POTATOES Lower: recelpU. 76 cars;
Michigan and Wisconsin, 7S$2o; Minne
sota and Ohio, 786800.
POULTRY Alive, higher; springs, lfittc;
iowis, unc.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 24.-WHEAT-8pot,
steady: No. 1 Manitoba 7s 7Udf No. x.
7s 64d; No. 8, 7a V4d. Futures, steady;
October, 7s d; December, 7s d; March,
7a 2Jd.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed,
6s 9d. Futures, steady; October La Plata,
bs iT,a; jjecemoer ubl riata, t to.
2Ilnenapolls Grain Market. '
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept 24. WHEAT
No. 1 hard, hlc: No. 1 northern. 834,0
KHo: No. 2 northern 81J83Hc: No. 2
hard Montana. BiHywTjc, No. J, 7Jfllc;
ST.
dull, at $4.60.
London Stock Market.
LONDON, Sept 24. American securities
were quiet and irregular during the first
hour today. A. few shares advanced, but
most ot the list sagged under light
realising. -At noon prices ranged from
above to f , below yesterday's New
York closing.
London closing stocK quotations:
CodioU, monr .... TlSDcnrtr Rio a..
da m count i,,.TJ u-iBoinrn rieine
Ann I. vewT ..... union i'emo
rvMfl in Pacine ..131.
Dluv J3,i uur, vuir ai. o i-Aou por
ounce.
MONEY sir-is per cent.
DISCOUNT RATES Short bills. 8T404
per cent; three months' bills. i$H per"
cent
St. Lonls Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sent. 24. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,400 head; market steady; good
to choice steers, $6.2503,09; stockers and
foeders, $5.767.60; cows and heifers, $4.76
Q6.76; puns, j&.iMuo.vo: caives, ..wfu.w;
southern steers, $6.0007.76; cows and heif
ers, $4.25(34.60.
steady to lOo lower: pigs and lights, $4.60
mixed ana outcntrs, 8.wa.w;
v. .... a tivmi cs
HUUU lluvjr, fj.wiio.iw.
BHEEP AND LAMliB-UieceipU, 41, WU
head: market steady, muttons. 83.2501
4.z&; yearnngs, to.urara.w; lamus, s.dwt
7.40.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Sent. 24. COFFEE Tho
coitee market was unsetuea today, out
nrlces ruled generally higher on continued
firmness In Europe and steadiness In tht
ccet and freight market After opening
steady at A to 14 points up, prices eased
off somewhat. Offerings were well ab
sorbed and the close was steady at a
net advance ot iz to ri points. .
September and October, P.07c ; Decern'
ber. 9.32c; January, 9.41c; March, 9.62c
May. .78c; July, 9.85c. Snot coffee.
ataadv: Rio No. 7. 9 He: Santos No. 4.
12io. Mild coffee, quiet Cordova, 12l
O16o nominal.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Sept 24. -COTTON SdoL
quiet; middling uplands. 13.09c; gulf, 13.tGc.
Futures closed steady. September, 1385c;
October. 13.47c; Decern oer, iz.v)c; January,
1122a: March. 11430: May. 13.43c: May.
13.49c; July, 18.45c
cotton riosea steaay, net unchanged to
7 points lower.
LIVERPOOL, Bept 24 COTTON Spot,
moderate business; middling fair, 8.43d;
good middling, 8.1 W: middling, 7.9Sd; low
middling. 7-73d; giwd orinary, 7.07d; ordi
nary, .7$4. Salts 10,(00 bales.
Bvaporated Apples and Dried Fruits
NEW YORK, Sent. 24. EVAPORATED
APPIES Firm; fsncy, 8JiSf9; choice.
7458o; Prims, 7JWHc.
1RIED FRUITS -Prunes, apricots,
peaches and raisins, firm.
Oils and Iltvaln.
NEW YORK. Sept, 2l.-OII-Cotton-seed.
steady. ,
ROSIN-Qulet.
TURPENTINE Steady.
Totals... ,...J..i.8,648 . 6.4(0 44.745
CATTLE Cattle receipts, were very up
oral today, tho total being about the
annua a. vpaterdav. Far the three days
this week receipts amount to over .90
head, being tne largest ot any wean mu
far since tho beginning of tho range
eeason, but. at ths same time smaller
man ror the corresponding pvnuu oi
year by about 3.Q0Q neaa. ....
A heavy fall of rain that prevailed flur
Ing tho greater part of the forenoon
naturally dalaved the trade somtiwhat.
The lateness of some of, the stock trains
was a atiiii'iurtner ninarance. so ao em
tio did not'eeU quit so rapidly aa yester
day, bUi still considering weatner coniii
tlona the market was in pretty good con
nltlnn.
Desirable kinds of cattle, both killers
ana reeaers, were in gooa aamana ana
commanded steady . nrlces. While the
market, for reasons noted above, was not
particularly active there was a fair
movement and pretty much everything
uesiraDie cnangea nanas in gooa neanuii.
Cntnmnn to medium eraaes were less
sought after and they were slow to pos-
sioiy as mucn as iuo lower. ,
cjnntatiana on cntuei uooa id choiqs
corn-fed beef steers. $$.3039.25; fair to
good corn-fed beef steers, 33.W8S.W; com
mon to fair corn-fed beef steers. $7,260
8, JO! fair to choice yearlings, $T.60A.;
good to choice raniers. $7.00tf7.5O; fair
to good rangers, $7.007,GO; common to
fair rangers, t6.2Stpr.00; gopd to choice
heifers, $6.6C$7.0; , good to choice caws,
$8. 637,26; fair to good grades, $.74f.Mi
common to zair graaes, txvjwt.wi gooa
to choice stockera and feeders, t7.W4f8.64;
fair to good stockers and feeders. 86.4649
7.60; common to fair stockers and feed
ers, 96.eo6ti.4o; stocx cow anu neuers,
8t.766e.60) Val calves, tf.V.763 uuiis,
Stags, etc, J3.ZS4TJ.UO.
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Ar. Pr. Na At. Pr.
It, M4 I 41 $ mi I W
44.'. .U1
. COWB.
I, HI 111 II
I i.. U2 1 IS 13
m 'Lifers.
6 741 I li 19
It 476 I M 16
" 'lfS Halves.
21 320 7 CO $
STOCKERS .AND FEEDERS.
11 T40 I "( 40 ,, K9 4 H
744 4 76 41........... tit V)
t ,. 674 f Is 13 IM 7 10
16 ...110 I tO II.,, 10W Itt
JO.
Kl I 76
.....1010 W
174 7 CO
4H 7 10
27$ 9 CO
" at BlA
"Westerns Nebraska,
bs leaders.. 943 7 zs
27 feeders.. 1174 7 tO
84 feeders.. 1159 7 60
20 cows 856 S 75
22 cows,..., 204 6 40
47 steers.. ..1200 7 10
12 feeders.. 943 6 25
12 feeders.. 1225 7 15
14 feeders,. lisi 7 3b
17 calves.,. 186 9 00
$4 feeders,. 937 7 35.
37 feeders.. 1143 7 35
29 feeders., 754 6 15
51 feeders. .1147 7 85
7 feeders.. 1130 7 35
19 feeders.. 1422 7 60
24 cs A hs.,1224 7 90
19 feeders. .1281 7 60
89 feeders.. 1237 7 76
15 feeders,. 1314 7 45
17 feeders.. 971 6 85
7 cpws 1078 w
14 foeders. .1031 9 90
29 feeders., 864 6 33
44 feeders.. 1017 7 60
56 feeders. .1113 7 35
85 feeders.. 674 7 70
21 cs A hs,.10S4 6 75
7$ feeders. ,1194 7 60
20 feeders., 1317 7 S3
6 feeders. .1210 7 00
1 cow 1200 6 60
8 cows.,.. .1026 6 25
14 steers. ...111$ 6 75
9 feeders,. 610 76 23 heifers... 712 6 60
2$ steers.. ..1246 7 70 6 cows..... 900 6 45
i COW 1002 6 00
Mllldale Cattle Co.-Neb.
30 feeders.. 824 7 40, 30 feeders.. 841 7 40
29 Tcedera.. 850 7 w
J. Harmon Nth.
41 feeders. .123 7 60 12 cow 1019 6 35
George Morgan Neb,
33 feeders.. HH 7 M S cows 1061 60
F. Cronln Neb.
18 feeders.. $87 7 80
George Manning, Nebraska.
IT htlfera... 974 8 40
Oordon Lord, Nebraska.
4 feeders.. 830 7 16 19 feeders,. 92$ 7 15
Body rBos., Nebraska,
It heifers... 810 6 40 17 Cows 939 6 10
Daugherty Bros.. Nebraska.
18 fenders. J062 7 25 14 c. A hfs. 993 6 65
13 cows 990 I 86 ,
WYOMING.
21. feeders.. 884 7 60 12 feeders,. 991 7 60
36 feeders.. 893 7 60 11 feeders. 4116 6 75
H. J. Rosf Wyoming.
21 steers.. ..1123 7 3) U steers,,,. 1039 6 76
3 COWS.....UG0 4 70 1 COW 1120 6 10
2 bulls 1370 6 40
John Goets L. B, Co., Wyoming,
2 steers... .1045 7 35 1 steer 1000 7 00
73 feders..l084 7 65 2 feeders. .1035 7 00
John Hohnhols, Wyoming.
tS feeders.. 1301 7 60 11 feeders, .1063 6 60
U c A hts.,1034 7 00 11 cows..... 1039 6 30
1 Steer...., 1070 7 35 $ cows..... 980 6 60
1 stesr 1060 7 65
D. W. Harvey Wyo.
11 steers.. ..10S5 7 30 S steers.. ..10CO 6 75
t cows 970 6 25
Sh. r-.
... 7 60
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BHEEP Oftnornl condlUons surrouna
lng the trade aa indicated by eary mei
sages from other live stock centers con
tlued bearish, but notwithstanding this
the bulk of about a. normal supply ot
fat sheep and lambs on the local market
was dttbosed of at nrlces about the same
an yesterday, making the general trad
In killers about steady. Trade was a
trifle alow at first In setting under way.
but when the offerings began to move a
very fair degree, ot activity was apparent
and most everything was taken out ot
first hands at a reasonable hour. Owing
to tho fact that part of today's receipt
got a little wet because ot the rain, the
market was not as active as It would have
been If all the offerings were as dry as
on the previous days of tha week.
s on Tuesday trade in feeding sneap
and lambs was more , or lest uneven, It
being possible lo pick out some sales.
iiiai looaea a utile oeiier, otners steaay
and still others a little ower. Tha gen
eral run of tales, however, seemed to have
an easier tenaenoy ana on the wnqio tne
demand did not seem lis urgent as on
Monday and Tuesday, when a barn full
of buyers from the country scrambled
lor wnat xeeaer onerincs were nere.
Feeding lambs are quotable anywhere
from 85.754f6.ss, with fleshy kinds going
tn tha country aratuut MJK.
. Today's receipt foot up In the neighbor
hood pt 86,066 head against 4,K1 hea a
week ago, 29,96 two weeks age and 44, MM
on ma corresponding aay one year age.
Quotations on snrta and lnnihai LamhiL
good to choice, $7.06T.$C, lamb, fair te
good, $4.764t7.00! Umbs, culls, 86.tO4H.S0;
lambs, feeders, $.4f6.w; yearlings, good
to choice. t.fnJ4.it; yeaning, fair t
rood, J4.W4f8.Mi yearlings, feeders, M.7ff
Wethers, fair tm aeo.1. t4.WMSl.alr wnhiri
ivmrii s,vyai.sv, aweo, gooa K CRMCa,
M.HK..1.1 Mtwt run mn. hbj na.
wtw. feeders. M. MMM.se: cull ak scos
wTO
Resresantatlve baImi
No. itv r
644) Utah, fed lambs , 6i s 40
4M Wyoming lambs 63 6 66
1667 Wyoming feeder lambs.,.. 62 6 34
071 Wyoming breeder- ewes.,.. 90 4 06
,W Wyoming feeder ewei,,.,., 101 8 81
31 Utah feeder ewes. ...,.,.,. 96 3 23
80S Wypmlng ewes 152 4 00
tiz Wyoming ewes .,..,.(...... 97 i
375 Wyoming ewes 97
196 Wyoming lambs 65
82$ Wyoming lambs ,. 68
237 Wyoming jambs , 66
248 Wyoming lambs '68
i pevaaa reeaer tamos
227 Nevada feeder lambs .. 68
117 Nevada feeder lambsi,.,,.., 63
180 Nevada feeder iambs 67
us neyoa reeaer lamos in
216 W ymlng feeder lambs 47
IKS Wyoming feeder lambs , 68
US Wyoming feeder lambs,,.,.. 69
268 Wyoming feeder iambs..,.. . M
wu wyqming reeaer lamos tc
214 Wyoming feder lambs...... 67
79 Wyomlno- faador lantba fifi
1171 Wyoming feeder lambs..,.,, 68
ea Wyoming reeaer lamos...... si
213 Wyoming feeder iambs... .w to
100 Wyoming eeder lambs..,,,, 65
811 Wyoming feeder Iambs.,.,.. 57
271 Nebraska feeder yearlings 95
(24) Nebraska (tedcr yearlings,, 88
196 Idaho coder ewes,,,,.... ....112
517 Idaho ewes 120
u saano inuer lamtis,..., w
409 Idaho feeder lambs ., 67
476 Womlna- feeder wthi.ra.... B9
412 Wyoming feeder wethers,.. 97
976 Wyoming feeder lamb 43
264 Wyoming feeder lambs..,.,. 96
63 Wyoming feeder lambs...,,. 29
299 Wyoming feeder lambs, 42
66 Utah fader Iambs, 44
215 Wypmlng feeder lambs U
112 Wyoming feder lambs 67
103 Wyoming feeder lamus...... 68
u Wyoming reeaer lamos , cs
263 Wyoming feeder yearlings.. 08
26 Idaho feeder ewea. ....... ....100
205 Idaho feeder ewes 100
ist laano feeder ewes 99
133 Wyoming feeder ewes 77
227 Wyoming feeder ewes 76
87 Idaho ewes , 110
236 ldhho ewes...,.,,., ...109
216 Idaho ewes, .(,.... 99
111 Wyoming ewes 99
167 South Dakota cull ewes.... 91
107 South Dakota cull ewes,..., $9
i2 south Dakota cuu ewes,,.. 93
200 Southr Dakota cull ewes..., 89
186 South Dakota cull ewes,... 91
142 South Dakota cull ewes.... 91
206 South Dakota cull ewes.... 91
ieo south Dakota, cuu ewes,,.. 91
191 South Dakota cull ewes..,. 91
9 Wyoming feeder wethers..., 97
20$ Wyoming feeder wethers,.., 97
234 Wyoming feeder wethers.... 97
178 Wyoming feeder wethers.... 87
235 Nevada feeder lamhs (a
'3 23
6 60
6 85
3 85
688
6 60
6 50
6 60
P. DO
660
6 35
6 65
6 65
6 65
CO
660
6 40
6 40
660
666
6 50
6 50
4 75
4 76
8 60
$75
6 36
67C
425
4 36
620
660
4 00
6 65
6 00
6 66
665
5 60
8 85
8 83
8 83
8 83
8 85
4 00
4 00
5 76
8 90
200
800
3 00
8 00
300
303
3 00
3 00
3 00
4 25
426
25
4 35
U60
DEW YORK ST0CK MARKET
Bearish Sentiment is Again in the
Asccndanoy in Street.
'0REIGN INFLUENCE IMPOETANU
Great Markets of Europe Unsettled
hy Fears ot Renewed Balkan
Dlatnrlinnces Unenay Over
Monetary Situation,
NBW YORK. Sept 34.-Rearish sent!-
ment was again in the ascendancy to
day and the stock market receweu an
other setback. Tne pessimistic attitude
of t ran ois tound some lusuilcatiun in
the trend of events both at noma and
abroad,
The foreign Influence was an Important
one. Tho great markets of Europo wera
unsettled uy lean of renewed disturb
ances In the Balkans and by uneasiness
over the monetary situation, Tne Ger
man position naa not yet oeen aajusiea
to the requirements at the end of tne
quarter.
l'liete conditions were reflected here in
liberal selling for account. London dis
posed of about 2u,O0U shares here on bat-
unce largely union jraciiic. Bteei ana
Amalgamated. Berlin sold. .Canadian
Pacific
in tha homo market -most stress was
laid on unfavorable Tepotta! ot Conditions
in the steel and coDPer industries. Thn
sharp break In the ixmdoti copper metal
market was followed by- reports of price
shading here, which, however, were
uenied. New business in tho steel trade
waa said to be small.
Bear traders met with little onwnluon
In hammeriiur the list. Many of tha
standard share were foroed down, a, point
or so, with a slight Improvement on short
coverings in the last hour. New Haven
developed exceptional strength.
iionaa were irregular, uoutnern jacino
collateral 4a were strong, being Influ
enced by reports that the government
would bring suit ta seoarata Central Pa
cific and Southern Pacific Aa tha col
lateral ror the bonds is Central Podflo
stock, the theory was advanced that re
tirement of the bonds at par would ba
necessary to freo tha stock, in case separ
ation of tha roads should bo made com
pulsoryby tha courts.
Total Mica of bonda. nar vain a. f24m-
000.
United States la deMlnad U nn rail mil
the registered bond sold at 96, compared
with 97 on tha preoedUig sale.
numuer ana sans ot leacing quotations
on stacks were as followst
MlM. HUB. Jjmh Clo.
Aisalssmtt! Osetr ... H.sea 7Mt su MV
Auartaa Det Hnatr....
Aftwrleas Qui ......... -
Aiotncan out pro.......
Amrlcn O. A F., ......
W.tWR V.l. ... ......
Am, Ice flosrl,tlM 400
Amarloan Unseat 100
JUnirloan Loaomotlio ... M0
AmtMClB a. a R.. ....... I.TO3
American S. A R. pfd.. M0 lot
Am. autr iunning.,,.,i
AmcMoan T. A T........ ....
Amarlcan Tobeeo
Aotood. Mialag C0...1 1.100 17
t0
no
800
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1100 u
8.100 UiM 390t
too n ti
1100 MTt RH
tOO 8 31i, 11K
100 llta 1M iMH
M 11 M 1H
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1,1
1.1
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1,99
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M0
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Dtthltntm RtMl
Brooklra lUpia TT.
Uaaaalin lolna
Cntrat Lathrr
Otttapcik Ohio,..,..
Chtetto O. W
Cltlc), M. Bt, P....
CAnMlKalea fhu
dora fro60cts ........... I
DUtr A Hsaaaa.... .. I.
Dtnrtr A Rio Qrsnts...
Dtsvtr It It, O. prd.M.t .i.i..
Plstlllm' CMnrltlM .... MO
Brie , 1,700
txrle let ttd Mt
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IMarMtlaMl ..... Mt
kanata CHr BaUwra... M0
lAciea iw . ... 1
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IaumtIIM ft NaahTlIle. . .. HJ
X.i Bt. F.. B. m. M.
MlMavrt, K. A T Mt MM
WM!iri PtMlfle 1 3.M0 MV4
National SUrenlt .vy)
fstlnsst ,.1 i Mt
t. n. k. e r"1" ;!? .
Ntw York Ctil....... .JJ JJ
to. v.. o. A W.,.. ....... IM M
Norfolk ft Wetrn...,.. Jt
North Amntcao ........ ...... ..
,47orthm Pacino 3.M0 lt III
lt6rl't Gas 4.9W t IK
PltUliursli Coal Mt U
Pntm Btoel CaOr trt MH
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13
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lumiblla I. ft 8v pfa.... ai...
noeb itland O) .KK
Rock Il4 CO. pM.... 1.4W
ft. u ft B. F. M ptd... aa
Babpard A, U .
BloM'S1llM B. ft '.i'i
Mrthorn rMino W.JJ0
Fttt(.m TUtlw'r ..,.n JV
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uwp wwpr jj.... ........ - M
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New VerU Maner
NEW YORK, (tea. frMwer-0n
SereSaC.
Foanrijrnii !fty days. 48rH ojjtl
ninety oays. awam r "
(.r?l P . mt.t TilA wtrw-ai! at
par cent. Bterllng exchang. r.
merclal bills, 84.81
1H.
Mexican dollars.
heavy: railroad.
SILVER Bar,
BONDS 3 overnment,
irregular .... . . ,. .
Closing quotationa n vyuuaiivuar wera
U a9lr.tW;. r5... 94 "IC xA ft. K. 7
da coupon ..'.., !J 4 tW.
w . lnatvu.
K. ft T. 1st to. M
v a 4a. m nvf ten. 4,.,, n
do ooVpan I IwgMj. Padfl, Ji. 14
rtBtn l opo to oonr, U 11
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Kansas City I.tvr Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Sent 14. CATTLEl Re.
celpts. 13,000 hrad. Including 1.C00 head
southerns; market steady: prime fed
steers, t8.S0O9.SS; dressed beef steers, J7.7J
(39.71?: western steers, 14.65.80; south
ern steers, is.wge.7D! cows, S4.mw.00!
heifers. I4.7SUO.OO stackers and feeders.
)5.oo37.75; bulls, i4.W30.tS; calves, X.io
V.bU, t
IIOOS Receipts, u.ooo head; market to
lower; bulk, ts.)0ifl8.60; htavy. 88.ipfts.4S;
packers and butchers, tS.lO9S.OO; light,
S.10it.62Hi Pigs, fH.O0fl7.25.
SHEEP AND LAMRS Receipt. 4.000
head) market steady; lambs, t6.iOtf7.16:
yearlings, H.7586.75; wethers, t.2Su4.75
eres. J3.60e4.i5i
Sloax City live Stack Bfarket,
SIOUX CITY. la., Sept. .-CATTLE-Receipts,
1,400 head; market steady; beef
steers, f9.ZSt33.50t cows and helfara, U.VO
6.(0: canners, 83.5000.00; calves, r7.W310.00;
bulls, stags, etc., 85,00(87.00. '
IIOQS Receipts, 6. SCO head: market So
lower; heavy, 17.W33.0S; jnlxed, ii.tcaa.iot
light, 88.1O&8.S0; bulk of sales, tS.0OC6.te.
BHKEP AND LAIIHS-Recelpts, 2,000
head; market steady: fed muttons, 84.SO
6.00; wethers. t3.7SsJ.0O; ewes, I3.00ifj.7a;
lambs. t8.0OQ7.00. '
Bt. Joseph Live Btoek Market,
ST. JOHBPir. Sept. fLCATPLE Re
ceipts, 1.600 head; market slows, steers
t5.itxj9.10i cows and heifers. U-OktH-bO;
calves, K0O310.00.
HOOS Receipts. 5.000 head: market
slow and 60 lower; top, 8S.60; bulk of
sales, t8.05S8.40.
HHISEP AND LAUnS-ReoelptU, 20,090
bead; market slow; lambs, fi 0OO7.00,
70
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Boston Mlnlasr atocUs.
BOSTON, Sept, It-Clotlng quotation
on iwu we.
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