1
TTTE BEE: OMAIIA, TTiriifclUY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1914.'
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
v'
Export Trade in Wheat Showi In
crease Since Monday.
ALL GRAINS MAKE ADVANCE
Threa Prlarlpal ffimli fllmfe la
llBrr Lee-els, with Hknl
Lead la, Fllwv4 by Oats
v aad Tor.
Nr. lfMri10l: Slir. tl .ll-JH.ll.
cOltV-Nn. j mli'd, 74c; No. I white
, September, 72'c; Iecember, V
OATs-No. I white, 47c; No. mUeOf Killer
ram and Wheat Realoa Baltetln
t nlted 8tatoe Department of Aerlrul-
tur. weather bureau, lor the twenty-four
nnura -nawg at a a. m., 7fth meridian
time, fdncMiiy, Heptembrr 14, li4;
OMAHA ' DISTRICT.
Temp. Raln-
Hlah Ixi w. nil.
.... ?S .ft)
M
OMAHA, flept 1. 1014.
Th export trade In heat In attain on
lr" rrnle ehnwn hv the taklnes of
over l.OOO.mn buehela at tha sraiosrd I
since late Monday. . Normal nondirtwn
are now to he seen In the movement 'f
hreadetTiffs out of the Atlantic an well
a aulf norm and ocean freight are firm
In up under new and Improved condi
tion Export clearances have fallen off
the laM two wee ka. but they are epeotd
to show an enormoui total frutn this
time forward.
The wheat mret was a larirely over
aold affair on Monday, and when It waa
seen that Uverpool refuaed to follow the
pr.arp break on that dav there were many
shorts, who wanted to get under rover,
and they bid the price up early, but on
the advance the lieam attain attacked
H and drove It down considerably below
the rrstirut spots of Monday. It waa a
n.oat erratic market, lth the public
willingly pavln for lsrre ch'inki of the
lerrnber future on all price ot-lB4 ks.
(.treat cautloa waa ahown by thn buying
aide, and thia led mnny to believe that
the wheat waa being , taker) hy afrnn
hand, and that the acllInK as almost
wholly by those havlne proflta.
Thera wera many war minora In rlr
rulatlon on the Board of Trade yes
terday. but they all favored the boor
aide. The moot Important n"ws to come
to hand waa tha rumor via London that
n Important wine of the German army
waa forced to aurrender. Thre were
bedKlruT sales again Increased raait
wheat purchases In the country which
the war news mentioned, overbalanced
all elM. Kt. lunula and Kanaaa City fur
, nlahed bull newa that waa riven can
tderable attention ant) ronalated of re
ported larae aalea of wheat and flour
for export.
Cable advlcei received lata yesterday
report atoraite facllltlea at Liverpool aa
Inadequate. There la an almoat complete
abatement In the demand for wheat
from tha continent and it la amaller from
the 11. S. Cargoes of thia (train off the
Enarllah roast were offered mora freely
find In aorne caaea were helna: prcaacd
, for Bala. Wheat waa 6c to 6c higher.
Corn waa lc to lto higher. Oate were
tn to tc higher.
Thene caah aalea were reported today:
wheat No. J hard winter: 1 car, 11.03; 4
earn, fl.flm; 1 oar. 11 No. 1 hard
winter: 1 ear. H OT; 1 cara. 11.00V: 6 cara,
II 00; 1 car. 90c; 1 cara. ftVe; 1 oar, Owe.
No. 4 hard winter: 1 car, Wc; 1 car. Wc.
No. 4 mixed durum: 1 car. 87c, No. 3
mixed: 1 car, t1.ort4. No. 4 mixed: 1 car,
fe. No. I durum: ! can, fc"Ac. No, 4
durum: 1 car, 9fc. No a-rarie: 1 car, 9Cc; 1
rar. Wo. Corn No. 2 white: 1 car, 7c. No.
J white: 1 car, 76c. No. white: 1 car,
74Ho. No. 1 yellow: Z cara, 744c, No. S
mixed: 1 car, 7i4c No. mixed: I cara,
73c. No, I mixed: 1 car (local Bale). 74c.
Pample: 1 car (white), 7J (lata No. 1:
I car, Itlc. No. white: 34 cara, 4uVc. No.
4 whlta: 12 cara, 444C No. grade: 1 car.
Ma. Rye No. t, 1 car, Ka. Barley It,
jected: 1 car, 64c.
Omaha eaah pricesWheat: No. 1 hard,
II 0011 (H; No. hard, 9!eil.(n: No. 4 hard,
Mcfit.0l: No. 1 Bfrlng. ai.014ri.On: No. I
soring:. I1.00ei.04: No. 4 spring, Mcjill 02;
No. 3 durum, Wic; No. a durum. !.Vrf
,140. Com: 7ftrt7tir; No. S white, bit
7o: No. I white, 7&m7ttc: No. 4 white,
Ihimbr; No. 5 white, 7rffi7r.c ; No. 6
white. 74V: No. 1 yellow, 74'4ti;Hc.: No.
i yellow, 74-!f744c; No. 1 yellow, 7W4T74V:
No. 4 yellow. 73VWI4C: No. S yellow, 7;i',1i
1f". No. yellow. 7.ViTOHe; No. 1 mixed.
7;tV?rn!!c; No. I mixed, TiW!3r; No. a
mixed, 73'4r73Hc: No. 4 mixed, 7.Kr7.T4e;
No. 6 mixed, 72V.iaWc. Oata: No. t white,
4fS!46H': standard, ViMVw, No. i
white, . iHSWAic,;, No. 4 whlta. UV,lHir.
Warier: Malting, .iJT72c: No. 1 feed, U,'if
v. Rye: No. a. lVi??c: No. t, mfHic.
CVaracce were: Wheat and flour
nual to 7K1.0O0 buaheUl corn, 1,000 buah
eln; oata, none.
Liverpool cloned: Wliewt, l&im higher;
com, 2d lower.
Primary wheat receipts wera , 008,000
nuahela and ahlpmenta l,n6S,0n0 buehela,
ralnat receipt a of t,ooa.0i huahele and
ehlpmenta of l.Mf,0O huaheto laat year.
Primary corn raoeplta were AU.OOO
huahela and ahrpmant X37.000 buahela,
aKalnat ret.-elpta of 1.1.17.000 hunhela and
nhlpmenta of 18,000 buahela laat year.
Primary oata receipts were 1.4M.000
buahela and ahlpmenta 1,100,000 buahela,
against receipt a of l,!M4.0r buahela and
ahlpmenta of 1,172.000 btwhela laftt year.
CARLOT RBCKIPTH.
Wheat-Corn At
( nicago 477
Vlnneapolla tfrA
iuluth , tr
( miaha M
Kanaaa City 37ft
Ht. Ixiula 1fl
Winnipeg 1.2J0
108
11
t
a
198
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROViaiOIfS
Fat are a of tha Tradfaa; aa nala
Prlcea oa Boars! ( Trad.,
CHICAGO, Sept. . Wheat went aoar
ln today .largely becauaa of report of
Austro-Uerman advantaKea that made
the end of tha war appear remote. After
riae of aa much aa 6c a buahel, the
market closed nervoua with gains of 4'4
ftMSo net. Corn wound up Vf'No
hlkher. and oats at an advance of lt(
1 c In provisions tha outcome ranged
Irom lOcdecllne to iOo of extra coat.
Although wheat aacemled sharply at
the outaet and continued to enhance In
price. .It waa not until Juat before rhe
tloae that the market reached tha high
est level of the day. A Jump In quota
t.oaa at Liverpool tended front tha outaet
to make buyera courageoua, and sellers
more and more acarce. Heavy rises in
the northwest were Ignored, hut thefo
waa a temporary reacUon when uncon
firmed advices wera circulated that the
Oarmane in Krante and belgtum had
been ordered to withdraw to the Rhine,
Corn advanced with wheat and as a
result of assertions that sufficient lake
vessel room had been chartered to carry
otf all the stock of contract corn in Chi
en go. tall for cash oata seemed to be
the most eager since the beginning of tha
war. f nipping aales her today were aa Id
i ;"' nearly 2,0W.(M bushels,
chleflv for export.
l-fr" nl Prk atrenthened on account
f higher prices for gram and hogs, and
In consequence of the bullish showing of
Uie enit-moothlv statement of ware
boaae slocks. Ribs were depressed bv
the alowness- of demand from the south.
Futures ranged as follows:
' rtlcle Open. Hlgh.l iow. j Cloaal Yea'y!
VhfBt
fept,l 1 )
leu..l vul(il
May
1 lUi
1 It,1,
1 0'i
1 i:s
1 WVmj
7
it as
w M
40 1
ST7V.
10 00
Com.
ept.
Vnc .
May.
Oata.
Brut
Uc..49,Sjtt60ft
May.itOtf1
"ork.
ttept
Jan.
'Lard. I
Kept.
ict..
Jan..
Rlba.
H-pt. 11 56-70'
I
47M
W!a
IT U
HO w
t 40
-t M
10 16
I m
1 0H
71 V
1 0H
i nv
1 1
T74
Oct..jll JC-371
Jan. 110 ko-(vJ
t 7" 76:
1 04.
1 ots
1 1S
yo Ti'w.i
11 70
ii r,'
1 HW:
4y
lTffi
306
a 4
as7U
11 ES
11 1-S4
47V
IT
30 t
a 40
a 4th
laio
11 u
10 76
4f'4
17 fO
30
a
1T714
11 ffi
n mJ ii &n
lo 7 ;
. H4
. 7H
, Mi
, 04
. M
. 5
. 4
. 7
, M
. V
.
, 7
. n
K1
7S
7
n
so
7
In averages.
twelve-hour
M
M
4H
71
M
hi
M
r-4
if,
M
M
61
F4
71
62
62
64
hi
74
Vo
.00
.00
.00
.)
.00
.no
.no
.00
.tin
.00
.oo
.
.o
.no
.00
M
.on
.00
Pky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
rt. cloudy
(near
I't. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
eer
I't. cloudy
lear
Clear
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. rloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. rloudy
I't. cloudy
'londy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Minimum
period end-
Rain-
Aahland
Auburn
Uroken How ,.
Cnlumhna
Ciilbertaoo ....
Falrhury
Fairmont ,
(irand Island .
Martlngtnn
Mnatlnga
llolilrcge ,
Lincoln ,
North riatte.,
Oakdnle
frniaha ,
Tekamah
Valentine ....
Carroll, la
'('larlnda. Ia....
Kltley, la
Woux City. Ia.,
Not Included
temperature for
Ing at a a. m
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. In Temn.
Htatlon. Dlatrlct.
Columhua O .... 1S
TvouiavJIie, KT... 22
Indlalnolls. lnd . 13
Chicago, III 24
Pt. lula, Mo ... 13
Fea Moines. la. 24
Minncapolia r2
Knn. City. Mo.. M
Omaha, Neb 17
The weather la warmer from the lakes
went to the Mlnaotiti river. It la cooler
west of the river, and froats with f rVea-
Ing temperaturea occurred In Montana
and North Iakota, Moderate raina oc
curred In the Minneapolis and ft. lunula
dlatrlrta. and an exceaalve rain of B.ll
Inchea occurred at Kanaaa City.
1.. A. WFTIJIH,
Iyal Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
New York General Market.
NEW TORK. Sept Id KUOAR-Raw
nominal: molaaaes. 6S'!ir6.0c; centrifugal,
s.Olifr 2.c: refined quiet.
MUTTER Hteady, unchanged; receipts.
7,!2(t tnha.
CHBBKEr-Steady, unchanged: receipts,
Ift.MO caaea; fresh gathered seconds, 23Vrf
2Ac.
PfTCT.TRT Preaael qnlet: weatem
chickens, frnxen, lt22e; fowls, HVcT;
turkeys. nrSac.
POULTRY Alive, firm; western chick
ens, broilers, no; fowla, lf19cj turkeys,
iryf16c.
lllkh. Ixw. fall.
3 4 ' .00
) M .00
n m .oo
so n . .oo
1 02 .40
0 R , .00
7 4 .00
fo m 1.40
W M .00
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET!--
and Good Feedera Steady,
with Medium Feedera Lower.
HOGS ARE FIVE CENTS HIGHER
rente 11 laker Fee ere at rearer
aa Gm( Marina; De.raaaA
for Deal ra hi a Klada.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 1, 114.
Receipt, were
"tnciai Mnntl.v ii?t,i
Official Toeadav a r.a
Estimate Wealnesday..
Cattle. Hog. Itheep.
1.019
a, wo
27.4d7
31. W
16,000
.72
).o
2o. we
1720
16.0H7
76.07
W.S.T
.713
0.130
70,21
143,403
Three dava hl v-nn-
Same days laat week..l'wt2
Same days 3 wka. an r v
ma days 3 wka. ago.l.72
Pame dava 4 wks. ago.14.W4
Barna days laat ear 23.2SI
The following table afv.wa the feclr nf
cattle, hogs and Sheen at tha Mouth Omaha
live stock market for tha rear to data, aa
uniiairn wiui last year:
law 1A1 T . T" .
V"1"" M0.M 17.44(l l 3g.40
Hogs 1 Tr.l 77S 1 w.l Ltsi 9n (J&
8neP 1,800.137 1. 764.0 136.R87
Tha fn Inaliia t.Ki. .k-. k. ...t..-. ...
hogS St the flnllfh Hn,.!.. W-u. mtu r
ei mr ma laat lew days, with compart
sons:
r. Honf5 ,5; good to choice 'gras
rs, l ffr7 40; common to fair rang
cowa, sa.xr;..; fair to good grades, b
a; common to fair grades, .l i.W ftu;
good to choice stockera and feedera. 37.60
04 an; fair to gocd -stockera and feeders.
If 76tr7 M; common to fair BUvkers and
feeder, M ( 76; stock cows and heifers,
l&.2:4.76; etrK-k calves. I 0Vgil 00; veal
ralvea, IOJflOSO; bulls, stage, etc.. 3a.364f
TOO.
BEEF STEERS.
Ns. A. rr. Ka. . Pt.
1 ..ion Ik M 1T l rl
6TE1.AS AND HEIFERS.
1.
3.1
3.1 I Mi J Hi. I fl
I 72H; T 64r-a 24!
! wv,
a r7,
Date. ) 1S14.
Aug.
Sept.
Kept
Sent.
Sept
Kept.
Pt.
Kept.
Sept.
tept.
S'JPt.
Hrpt.
fpt.
Sept.
t-ej.t.
Sept
1913., 'umiiim.ntio. nana. )oa.
I a a
7 821 " i
7 7 8 3?
1 021
7 07
a 4i 7 77 a it
a 7 t w a 4t
7 12i a 861 7 o a 43
1 Wl 7
3 U
m
(W
8 MS
a 62-,
8 6.1 S
8 r.
8 2.i,
8 17
8 8.;:,
n so
8 2f
8 30',
7 7:(l
7kW
7 871
8 0l 8 34
8 OKI 8 361
7 7 8 an
7 Ml, 8 36
871 g 61
T "61 0 67
a 021 i a ti
a 17 7 87
i w 7 i n
a ai 7j a t4
a rr) a 02 t a
131 7 a a a
7 83 a m
3 27 T 83 8 71
7 17
7 08
2i
a m
a 94
7 01
8 91
7 87 8 31 t 861 8 16 T x'
I 8 4.11 t 7 8 76; 7 98; 8 84
7 80 8 781 8 Mi 8 tr I M
1 0; 3 431 8 Kl) 8 88! 8 OKI 8 81
Mlanea-polla Arala Market.
MtlNNEA POIilft, Bent. 18. WHEAT
September, ll.OO1,: Deoember, 11.13: No.
1 hard wheat, $1.13: No. t northern,
$1.07o.1.094.
WH KAT Advanced soon after the open
ing and then declined.
FIt'R-Up 30c. a barrel.
FARUCY-WSfnc. .
RYK-HOTW.'!.
FRAN 323.00.
CORN No. 8 yellow. 74Ufli7XHc.
OATS No. 3 whlta, 45if4'4o.
FL.AX-81.48iai.63.
I
Will Bay Cotton.
COLUMBIA. H. C, Sept. ia-Twenly-flve
thousand bales of cotton will be
taken by Ht. Louis Intereata In the "buy
a bale of cotton" movement being pro
moted for holding the crop until the
Kuropean emorgency passes over. A great
meat packing house has agreed to buy a
bale for each of Its 300 southern branches.
Liverpool Grala Market, i
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 16. WH HAT Spot,
ateadv; No. 1 Manitoba. 9s 7d; No. 3, 9s
8d. Futures, steady; October, 6d; De
cember, 8 8d. ' .
CORN Hpot mantel nominal; luiuree
weKk: Ootober. 6s 7Hd.
FLOUR Winter patents. a.
Rt. Leals Llrs "tork Market.
RT. LOUI3. Sept. 18. CATTLK-Re-celpta.
6,000 head; market gteady; natlva
beef steers, 3(.wXuno.(&; cows ana neirers,
3d.00W9.66; stockera and feedera, 36.0OSC7. 50;
mithern steers. A0O.00: cows and
heifers. 34.00fl4.60; native calves, 86.003
11.00.
HOOS Receipts, 8,500 ' head; market
hlaher: Digs and lights. 37.60ft8.30r- mixed
and butchers, 89.onjV9.80; good heavy, W.90
ooo.
HHRPTP AND I AMBS Receipts. 3.000
head: market higher; lambs.s 60o higher;
native muttons, 840056.50; lambs, 87.00
9 00.
,
Kanaaa Cltr Hre Kiock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Sept. 1. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 11,000 head; market eteady; prime
fed steers, $I0.0W10.76; dressed beef steers,
3K.0Offr.75; western steers, $i.Kf3 lr-etock-ers
and feedera. K(HiI.30; bulls, 37. X 3
.75: calves. H.60iffll0.60.
8H10rn AND 14. MBS Receipts. 12,000
head: market higher; - lambs, 38.2&fr 60;
yearlings, 36.7T$fa.50; wethers, I0.4iat.0i;
ewes, 3.0tX&.50,
Moaer Market.
NT7W TORK. S-pt. 16.-MERCANTILK
PAPF.R 7 per -cent.
KTERLTNO EXCWANQE Easter; ca
bles, 4 975c: demand, 4.97D0c. "
tilLVKRBar. 68V:.
LONDON, Sept 1S.-8ILVER Bar, Ui&
per ounoe. Discount rates, SVk'&lH per
cent.
Sept. id.
Sunday.
Receipts and dlanoll .....
at ihn i'in. u.Z .IT" r;'" "ve arocK
t the. Union Ktock yards South Omaha
RKCEIPT0 CA RS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
l. ......
9 .
I
9
4
IS..
4..
4..
49. .
9..
No.
47 steers.
.1014 I
UK!
, 9S
744
t4'
HI
4M
a" 4
FEEDKRi.
.' M IH '
'. 7.l 4 7 -
k I )
4 7
4U T 54
St. P....
C. M. A
Wahaah
Mlaaourt Pacific .'..'." ',"
I nlon Iiiciric
C. A. N. W.. eaat..7...::
C. A N. W.. weat
C. St P. M, A O..." 1
C, B. at Q., mat....!.;"
C.. B. at Q. west
C R. 1. A P.. eaat..,:U
C. R I. ft P.. west...."
Illinois Central
Chicago Great AVewtern
Total receipts i.
a
, i
, 87
3
73
, 4
, 1
93
10
a
l
l
--
.319
1
a
19
'a
a
64
DISPOlT!ON-HEAD.
Cattle.Hnga.Sheep.
48
11
13
71
R venerate Allea aaa Drte4 Pralta
,NKVV YORK. IVint. 11 EVAPORATED
APPLKS Quiet
DRIED FRUITS Prunes, mora active.
A tricot a and peaches, quiet Raisins,
steady. .
I 1 I
Metal Market.
ffT. LOtn8, Sept. 18 LEAD Nominal,
33.70.
HPELTER Lower, 8fi.3ft!r.40.
Morris Co
Swift fc Co
Cudahy Packing Co..'.;
Armour A Co
Schwarts A Co
.1. W. Murphy
Morrell
Lincoln Packing Co....
South Omaha Pkg Co...
Independent Co
Kowd Kay
W. B. Vanaant Co
Fenton, Vaneant A 1
Hill St Son
V. B. Lewie
Huston A Co....,,
J. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
L. V. Hubs
Ronenstock Bros
Mot'reary A Kellogg..
V.erthelmer A Degen..
If. F. Hamilton
Sullivan Bros '
Rothaehlld
Mo. A Kan. Calf. Co....
Christie
Hlggln
Huffman
Roth
Myera
Maker, Jones A Smith
Tanner Bros. ,, .',
John Harvey
I. A F
Kline N... ........;
Other buyera
763
8Sft
923
v
29
ISO
220
l.H
227
63
136
93
128
m
74
t
KK
168
23
12fl
3
11
a
w
37
818
124
81
730
428
603 '
797
968
IMS
XA
...
1.961
a.xoo
3.4!
4.U0
285
, 744 9 at it ...
cows.
into 4an i
IMS I 14 4
M 6 VI 9
M 44 . 4 ....
a n ...-..
..n...! 4 40
HBIFERB
TW 6 74 . -....
...... j 4 m
tm 4 is ' u
, 4M 8 4S ..,'...
'.. 4M 4 14
CALVB3B.-
974 . 4 40 , 3
Mn I , M..:..
STOCK ERS AND
114 (40 44 .
410 4 40 II..
1W tH 14..
61. 4a a...
n 8 so- t...
...... KT K
A WESTERNS.
F. T. McRoberU Colo.
Av. I'r. No. Av.
.in 7 OO' 1 bull LrrO
Frank Hansen Neb.
18 yearlings 780 8 00 I feeders.. 1030
1 bull 101 T 00
a. M. Bhnf1(KK
23 yearlings' 905 9 00 1 bull 1220
l cow 1340 f 60
O. M. Crumlev Neb.
7 feeders.. 9R4 8 70 i bulls 008
Si feeders.. C29 8 78
J. A. Stevenson Wo.
33 Steers ...U77 7 26 1 cow 890
The Htllnhen On tVvo
ia steers.. ..1300 o a steers.... 988
Ed leaacaon Neb.
29 feeders. . 743 a 60
Marina Pederaen Neb.
8 heafsra... 908 .( 46 13 feeders..
John ftrom Neb
I feeder.. 9t'4 8 86 9 heifers...
a cowa 9f 8 18
- E. Lemolne Wyo.
8 feeders. .1037 8 26 16 feeders..
If. C. Paulaen Wva.
18 feeders.. 1131 8 26 14 cows...
Dlamon Cattle Co.-Wvn
47 feeders.. BM H 43 cowa 960
L. L. Ashbrook Neb.
Steers.. ..1?M 7 75 20 cows 971
O. Hastings Wyo,u
tl steers...? 7l 8 69 .
John A. Cheeeebrough Wyo.
14 steers.. ..128 8 28 , 13 teera....lo:3
1U feeders. 973 7 60
Oeorge Ullman Wyo.
U steers.. ,.1fii 900
Fred Bolce Wro.
48 steers.. ..1143 8 00 38 steers.. ,.U70
C, J. Mepp, Wyoming
26 feeder.. 918 6 90
American Cattle Co.'l Wyoming.
1 9teers....1109 7 40 41 steer. ...1120
30 steers ... 1073 7 40 V
Hall A Graham, Nebraska.
27 feeders... 1427 8 20 81 feeders. ..1346
17 feeders... 1809 8 24 13 feeders... 1412
NEBRASKA.
48 feeder. . 98 8 65 43 feeders.. 1030
30 feeder.. 1V45 7 76 13 heifers... 648
13 feeder.. 679 8 85 "10 feeders.. 948
Sttt. hfs.. !3, 6 2S 11 cows 9n2
18 cowa.... 880 8 90 18 cows 733
WYOMING.
67 feeder.. 104 7 70 3 feeders.. 1084
7 cows... 8i7 8 25 20 steers... .1030
II
o
4 r
4 tft
4 m
7 74 '
4
4 4,
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Pr.
a oo
a oo
7 68
t 60
a so
7 60
738 6 36
77 8 20
943
.1038
7 60
6 80
6 66
15
7 10
ao-
23 cows. ,
.1920
7 40
.8 20
8 20
6 90
6 60
7 40
6 00
7 16
7 00
7 10
9 60
ers took a large share of the offerings
tint ordinarily sell aa feeders. The clear
ance was similar to Tueaday'a market as
everything was soon disposed of once a
movement wss begun on a higher basin.
.Seven cars of fat lambs hit the 360
mark with a sort of about 6 per oent,
which also went Into the parkera' hands.
This price, la a new record since July,
when lamb brought 9.25, and Is a nickel
higher than the high time In August A
good many lamb moved right at 835
end the range extended all the way from
37.dO to 8.6v. Owing to the continued
light supply of anything In the line of
mutton, aales wtt-e not numerous, but the
moat of such ewes as were on sale, moved
at s.2.Vrt.YM, wethers at to. 66 ana year
lines st 80 00.
The packer buying lambs on the feeder
rdcr.left a limited supply of feeders at
the disposal of feeder buyers. The feeder
tinmand was very fair, homever. though
not aa active aa on Mondav and Tuesday
and prlcea were generally stronger. Skune
feeder lambs sold esrly at 37.30 and some
ewes at 34 .23.
Quntatloria on rang sheep and lamba:
Imbs, good to choice. 37.90t 5flf lamba,
fair to good.' 87:36-57.90; ' lamb, feedera,
98.00i87.30: yearlings fair to good. S.".769
8 ": -yearllnga. feeders. aYSoffft.OO: wethers,
good to -choice. 86.5o?T.V; -ae-there, fair to
good. 85.306.60; wethers, feedera. KSo
4.S5; ewa. good to choice, 86 IVirt oO: ewes,
fair to good;' 34 7536,2i; ewes, - feeders.
83Hj4.a&.
No. . '. -
1.426 Wyoming lambs ,.
1,2X3 Idaho lajrtba
270 Idaho lamba ........
813 Wyoming lamb. .;
1.418 Idaho lambs
341 Wyoming feeder lambs.
20 Idaho feeder lambs
831 Wynmlnv feeder , lambs.
33 Native lamba,,....'
27 Native:cwe.
145 Culls .'
23 Utah' lamb.
23 Wyomlnsr feeder ewee.
Ml Wyoming feeder ewes.
112 Wyoming feeder ewes.
1M Wyoming feeder ewes.
157 Wyoming ewes
W60 Idaho lambs -.''.
rumoreff that primary shippers were
showing renewed disposition to aell when
ever bids were based on London credits;
and the local iot market aa easier,
with Rio 7a niinted at c and Snntoa 4a
at HVc, although this decline aa re
garded more In the light of a continued
readjuatment to coat and freight values
than aa Indicating any material change In
primary markets. Santos reported a clear
ance of 17,(00 bags yesterday snd an ad
vene of ion rels In 4s. while the market
at Kto wss unchanged.
t
Dry Roads Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 16-DRY GOOPS
Cotton goods markets, steadier. Worterl
varus firmer. Cotton yarns. In better
demand. Burlaps, Irregular. F.mbrotd
erle and laces, quiet. Silk markets,
easier. . -n.
Av.
.. 4 "
.. Rl
.. 92
.. 66
. . 63
52
M
. . 56
.. 86
..102
.. 99
.. 90
.. 87
M
.. 89
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8 OO
8 36
9 40
9 10
7 70
7 20
7 25
7 20
7 28
4 75
3 75
7 26
4 25
4 25
4 26
4 25
6 40
8 60
Our Annual FaH Opening Display
Laces. Silks, Dress Trionings. IVoncn's Gowns,
Dresses, Suits, Coats, Waists snd Skirts Continues Thurs-
J ! Baa. aa
oaj na rriajy. ah Are. Most Cordially Invited to attend.
s
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
""""" " .
Cattle "teadr to Lower, Hop 8teay
Stroagr to Higher.
11 steer.,
33 calve.
4 bulla...
8 10
7 30
8 40
Totals
s. 483
9.664
23,386
7,684
CATTLE Tha cattla run thia morning
waa again very liberal. 270 car being re-
inw in. ini nrings tne total for the
three days thia week up jo 37,079. being the
largest of any similar period thua far
since the opening of the range season, and
larger than for the corresponding period a
year ago by 4.000 head. In spite of the
large run the market aa a whol waa la
fair shape. ,
The market opened with a good active
demand for butcher stock, and eowa and
heifers were about the first cattla in th
yards to change hands. Th prices paid
for auch cattle were fully steady with yes
terday, the offerings being none too large
to supply the requirements of buyers. If
anything tha feeing waa strong -and the
offerings for th most part changed hands
In good season.
Thera waa an active demand for de.
alrable beef cattlef and anything along
that line commanded ateady price.' Aa
a matter of course, with' so many oattle
received thia week buyer wera able ta
dlacrlnilnate a little more cloaely and for
that reason Inferior and undesirable stuff
was slow and naturally weak.
Strictly good, weighty feedera wer In
fair demand and fully ateady. On tha
other hand the medium grade of atock
cattle and feeder of which ther ha
been a very large aupply this week wera
slow and sharply lower, price ranging
anywhere from lMf&c lower, in fact in
many caae fully li&o lower for th three
day.
Quotation oa cauiet Good ta choice
cornfed beavea, 89. 6a 10.88; fair to good
cornfed beavea, 88.76U 4 40; common to ffelr
cornfed beeves. V fa Te; good to cboloa I
rang steers, 87.40a.6o; fair to good rang!
873 6 75 .1 steer...
COLORADO.
,.1180 7 36 11 cows.. ....VO)
.691 8 86 11 feeders... 1078
.1328 6 76
SOUTH DAKOTA.
66 feeder... 984 7 00 19 cowa 793
1 calf 230 10 36
HOOS Heoelpta remained very mod
erate today and with atronger prices all
along the line, the local trade reacted
lightly, the general market being all of
s. nlokel higher than yesterday. Ship
ping hogs wera quoted as strong to. In
aom Instances, a nickel up. Thera were
no real good light on sale, and a load
f food weighty butcher brought the
aaya high prices of M.66. Killers got
going In good season, and aa ahlppera and
speculator wr combing the yard for
good hog, a fairly, lively trade at a
niokal advanca resulted,, a complete clear
ance being mad in good aeaaon. Today
Is the first time since the laat day of
August that price hava shown a gain of
more than a fraction of a neat. Yester
day price war right at 78o a hundred
iT?er.Jha.n th cloM ot laat month and
llr15 below last Satlrtlaya figures.
. 5u'i-0 today sales w made at 88.25
IM. Of course then wer a few bunches
of common stuff below this spread, and 4
sprinkling of good killers and shippers
above, top reaching 88.65.
Today'a estimated recelnta nf lt mm
or 8800 head brinz th week' ! ,m
9,023 head. Thia 1 leas than half aa larea
aa laat week, and ia almeat 1 onO iIiam nf
tha same day last year.
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CHICAGO, Sept.ill CATTLB-Recelpts,
17.0OD head: market ateady to 10c lower;
beeves, 37.00911.00; steers, i 369.35: Mock
ers and feedera, 3o.504j8.36: cow and
he'fera. fA70'a8 3."; calve, ad.6OfT13.o0.
. HOGS ReeelPls, 19,000 head; market
steady and strong, 6c to 10o higher; bulk
of aales, $.359S 80; llrht. 38.70ffj9.4O; .mixed.
M 3Mi0.40; heavy, as.06(88.10; rough, 38.053
8.20; pigs, $4 7Si4.60.
SHEEP AND LAM BP Receipt, 30,000
head: market steady to 10o. higher; hep,
r..60fi.26;. yearlings. 86.Jnfti7.35; lambs, 37.40
(ft.00. . ..
' ' '
IUk Cltr Live Stock Market.
SlOtTX CITY. Ia.. Bept. 16. C ATTLE
Receipts, 1,300 head; market steady; na
tive steers, 86.25B.50: .'butcher. 36.257.60;
cow and helfera, 85.06.50; cannera. 84.00
-o.w; atocKers and feeders, as.O0gi7.26;
calve. Ji.2S'al0.00: bulls.- staga etc.. t5.4na
hums Keceipt. 2.300 head; market, loo
mgner; heavy, g.8o.56; mixed, 38.30WS36;
1 i .. l. . nmss-a , 1 1 . . . . '
""'. ".-uno.oir, oun oi saifa, .ar(I5.S5.
nruiKAf- a.ni LAMBS- Receipt. 200
no quoianons.
St. Joae.ph Live Stock Market.
?T.- J,,.E?H'. P- W -CATTLE-Re-
3.o0l0.2.,; cows and heifers, K25eo.25
calves, 3.00(i 10.60. '
UOGS-Receipta, 8.800 head. ' Market
strong.:, bulk of sales, 3S.4(Vri,8 66
heS.riEEM. D. LAMBS-Keceipts. 8.800
head. Market strong; lambs, 37.7&g.&0.
Coffee Market.
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PIGS.
. 1st ... TH
SHEEP-Trader seemed .to feel that
prices on all kinds of fat stuff and feeder
offerings had about reached a position
looked top heavy, but with only some
18 000 head of shep and lamb showing up.
compared with 33.245 a week ago and 48.
861 a year ago and with another moderate
fun at Chicago for a Wednesday, seller
thought chancea were good tor still better
price. All were holding their offerings
at a higher figure than yesterday and as
a consequence the packers refused to do
much of anything during; the first rounds
but later paid prices strong to a dim
higher on both fat lambs and aged aheep.
Th sorting waa llrht in th. i.i,I,
Pt caae and. a of lata, tb packer buv.
Do You Know
that we can make your last
winter'g overcoat lo tvnother -year
by Cleaning It and putting on a new
velvet collar, and' possibly a new lin
ing or sleeve lining?
Do You Know
-
that the whole job wouldn't
cost over alt or eight dollars and you
would have a $250 coat? Bring or
send It in and we'll ' quote you a
price to fl it all up. .
Do You Know
that we do all kinds of alter
ing, repairing and relining of both
men's and women's clothes for about
half what the regular tailors charge?
We do and guarantee satisfac
tion. Try us.
THE PANT0RIUM
'Good Cleaners and Dyers"
1515-17 Jones St, Phone Doug. 9433,
Gay Iiggett, Pres.
J
HMII
ChicKHo Ceah Prices Wheat: No. 2 red
82.0641. lvH; No. 3 hard, tl.ONu 1.104. Corn:'
No. 3 yellow, 7&7mc; No. 8 yellow, iSVif
7c. Oa's: No. 3 white, 474u'4-o;
standard, 4',tQ4iic. Kye: No. 2, c.
ltarioy; 6Vv,oc Timothy: 31
.'lor, nominal. Vork; $17.85. Lard'
80 ii. Rib; 811.IK.'Hi7U.t3
ECTTUR Ii4Ulpu. 11.602
Changed.
1 Ki3 Lower; receipts. 10 4M eases at
j-tnaj-k. caw includel, a0iijc; ordinary
firsts, ni 'Jc; firsts, rjv4jiic.
POTATOKS-Hlgher; reoeipta, 66 car;
Jerseys, fmy'-or; Jli hlgsn and Wlacooaln.
7iTi4 ; "Mitmeaota and lakota. 6Vic.
rXJt'LTHlf Aiiva lower; apiinga. IV
3'ic; fowla, 16b16sc.
tubs;
Kaaaa City Orala aa4 Provtalaaa.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. lt-BUTTEJl-Creanury,
Jbo; lirst. StVic; a-soond. J4c;
lJVliif, wti. '
KiiiJaV r'irst. 22c; aenonds, l!lc.
!.( I.THY-Htn. 1; broilers. 15o
VVUKAT-No. 3 hard. $l.oai u,;; No'
red. ll.Wil US; Beptumber, ll.Ol; Decent.
SOUTH OMAHA
QUALITY MIGN PQJOES LOW
Not on day, but every day
, - mm
0x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs, tft "TP
at ,50.75
i ia rt tk.
vxit teamiesa .velvet Kugs, 314 5Q
9x12 xminster Rugs, 'r--- a, - ift
515.00
Coopleio line of Dody Drcssds end IVillcn Rugs in all size..
SEE OUR NEW DAYLIGHT DISPLAY ROOM
1 IX lit
Lace$ and
Silka Shown
on Third
. Floor.
Let ua wel
come you.
MP1
J ;' a, f ' r
ait taliiw iiina a innmiai
Co UmS, )r4lt44
c fisf 5nr'f Shown
en Scond Flor,
Bring War
FrUnJ$ Thartday.
00R ADTQC3U. STYLE SHOD
Readily Solves Women's Prob
lems of What to Wear.,
No haphazard selection as
made of the models on view
they are the best of many bests
the very cream of the offerings
from desisruers of highest repute.
Nearly. 100 Beautiful Gowns
which were expected for the open
ing Monday were delayed and
will be shown for the first time
Thursday.
You'll find tiniiHtial economy ad ran
ts ee In buying gownn for, Ak-Sar-llen
her, now $35, 945, $50f g(J5
"p, ; S15Q
CrxwTi Jewel Null The greatest .values
ever ar$23.75 offer originality and
dlBtinctioa in design and quality of
material and tailoring which appeals
moRt strongly to the woman who
knows value. They come In chiffon,
broadcloths, grenadines, cheviot a,
fancy Buttings, etc.. In the Redlngote
and Cossack coat styles, all sizes, well
worth $30 to $35 823.75
Other Splendid Tailored Bui Value,
shown here now
35S45 S55 $65 $75 rP.
The w aJnts Exceptionally beauti
ful in design, broad assortment and
attractive values at from
S3.95 $5.95 87.05 to $13.50
Dre. Skirts Hundreds of the
most attractive new models in all best
materials and colors
83.98 88.98. $1il ud to SIR
Blankets, Comforters. Bath Robes. Eiderdowns
A wonderfully complete showing of the products of
the very best raills, at exceptionally attractive prices. No
place west of Chicago will you find assortments more com
plete. Comparison rill prove values superior.. (
Authentic Millinery
Styles Becoming to Every Face
mm
liiuidreda of beautiful new Hats
displayed now at the popular price,
Every one distinctive, all beauties
and exceptional values at this price.
Youthful looking Velvet Sailors,"
snug fitting Velvet Toques, Large
Roll Brim Itatsi Tri corns
. . , , 1 "w,
inmmea m goia ana suver braid,
flowers and fancies of almost every
description on sale at $4.98
Close Fitting Turbans
are extremely popular this season.
We are showing an unusually broad
assortment among: them. A GER
MAN VELVET TURBAN, like cut,
on special sale Thursday at $1.49
In the Domestic Room
Jttyc Percales, dark or light colors,
per yard .y. , 7Vc
Simpson's Prints Vc
Pure Indlg-o Blue Apron' Checks, ae
Ainoskeaa Teaxeldown, yard .... 10c
the Poplins all colors, yard. ... .18c
Good Poplins, yard lSVio
25o White Goods.. 19 varieties, ltVse
Fancy Wash Goods, worth up to 25c
a yard .;, IOo
72x90 Sheets. 65c quality 48c
81x90 Bheela. 85c quality 63o
Pillow Slips, eat'h 7Us toSo
11.00 Table Linen, 72-in. wldeVeSo
10c Tnwvls. each CMtO
16c Towels each IOo
60 Bed Spreads. $1.(0 Rrade, at $1.10
60 Wool Filled Blankets, tha regular
$5.00 trade, special MJ3
Four Rousing Linen
Bargains Thursday
Huck Towelln. pure linen,' plain
or fancy figured values r"
to 78c m yard OUC
Guest Towels pure flax, hem
stitched, 35c values, r j
each aWsDC
Linen Sheeting pure Irish flax, 90
lucnes wiae, rouna thread, worth
up to fi.zs a yard.
$1.00
at
Hemstitched Huck Towels, Webb's
insn linen, worth 60c; nr
sale price, each JjC
The Last of the Peaches For This Season
If you have not put up your Peaches
we advise you, to do so this week.
V will put on sale a caroad of
eitra fancy Utah Elberta I'Yee
stone Peacbea. This Is No. 1 qual
ity, not over-ripe fruTt that Is unfit
for preserving-, par erata aoa
Fnt Up Italian Bins Fltuna Tola Week
t -basket crates Italian Bin
Plums .'. .95o
Oreea Tomatoes for rioklaa. -Imtkb
market basket ,,........ lio
Tlon Is amu AdTaaolBt'f and - every
prospect of Itolna still higher. -We
advlae our cuatoinera to . tiuy now. -48-11).
sacks best hitch arade Flour,
made from beat selected No. 1 wheat
nothlna fiuvr for bread, pien r(
cakes ack ., .91.36
IS lbs. best Pur Can "Suirar. . . tt.00
10 bars Uest 'Km All, UlwJiipn.t C,
Lennox or Laundry. Qaeen White '
Laundry fioi aaa
10 lla. beat Whlta or Tellow Corn- -meal
t , . .tfta
I lbs best Rolled White Breakf""
Oatmeal S5
4 lbs. best hand picked, Navy Bean
lor 15c
Itx. fancy Japan Rice in.
Advo Jell for dessert, nothing like
It. Per okr il.
1-lb. cans Assorted Soups ......tHa
cakea 81leco Bcourin 8op....K6e
fVeso Crlso Ginger Snaps, lb ,.e
Corn Flakes, pk 5o
Herahey's Breakfast Cocoa, lb... SOo
Golden Bantos Coffee, lb t3Ve
BatUr. Cheess. Bntterlss sad Xars.
The best Creamery Butter, carton or
bulk, lb S3o
Fancy Country Creamery Butter. pr
lb 30c
Fancy No. 1 Dairy Table Butter, per
lb as
Oood Dairy Table Butter, lh aso
The beet No 1 EgRs. per dos ado
Full Cream Wisconsin .White or Col
ored Cheese, per lb , ...SOo
Younar America Cheese, lb.,.-,,, aao
Domestic Swiss Cheese, lb aao
!-lb. roll Table Hatterlne S6o
Fancy Table Butterlne, lb lsa
The . best Fancy Table Butterlne.
IW .. . 8 So
" TKCSX TZOXTABZ.XB.
15 lbs. Red Hive liarly Ohio Potatoes
to-the. peck as
Demand IS lbs; tha law requires It
4 bum-hea frenh Beets or Carrots. .Ro
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, lb a
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, market basket
for 3oo
V.kk Plants, each Stie and So
5 heads fresh Hothouse Leaf Lettuce
for , so
Larire market basket Green Peppers
for , ao
S atalka fresh Celery ao
3 bunchej Kohl Rabbi .....Be
$ .bunches frenh Parsley '. .bo.
I.aice market basket Heets ls
Larae market basket Red Onions. 3&o
Heart Letture. per head JOo
Belinower Apples, bushel koaaa.' at,
per ka .1.4S
Tokay Orapa apeoial to Tlb.
basketa tancy California Tokay
Qrapes. baaket aoo
tat w i w a iiaUI Pin