Nebraska Newspapers

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U 11 Hi 11 AIUJ rllUUULu l!lAllVul Onions. Wellnoiv per
Wheat EeceipU Total Thlrty-Kine
Cart and Aclire Demand BooiU
Price Two Cent.
CORN RECEIPTS ARE OVERLY BIQ
OMAHA. Bept. 1. 191.
Trie rwelpia of all amlns, and espeoslly
of com. were aood tolr.
Whft relpt totalled thirty-nine csrs
and there was an active demand for this
cereal.
The bttr x"1" of wheat enl.1 n
rhansnrl to I cents higher, while the lower
erlvsnred from I to 4 cents, n
There wm a fslr demand for corn and
thU market ndvanrvd S cent.
Oats aold un"hned t cent higher.
The receipts of thin cereal were fair and
there u sufficient demand to take
care of all the grain placed on the tahics.
The receipts of rye and barter were,
unimportant and there were no aalea
reported.
Theee, market remained nominally uncharged.-
Clearance of flour, wheat, corn and
oata were not quoted.
Liverpool spot: Wheat, unchanged to
ad higher. Corn, tmchanged to Id higher.
Primary wheat receipts were t tf.l.OO
hu.. and shipments, l.Oi'.noo bu. agalnxt
receipt of tWH.onn bu. and ahlpmenta of
l,9M.mo bu. laat year.
ITtmary corn receipts wera eSS.OnO bu.
and ahlpmenta of S32,0ne bu. agaJnat re
ceipts of 47S,w bu. and ahlpmenta of
Sll.mo bu. laat year.
Primary oata receipt! wera l.wW.OOO bu.
and ahlpmenta of l,f?,on bu. against re
ceipts of 1 JCri.OOO bu, and shlptnents of
rrt.ooo bu. lut year.
CARLOT RBTKIPTS.
Wheat Own. Oata.
Chicago .... '. VA 110 134
Minneapolis WO ... ...
Imluth t ...
Omaha M 17
Kansas City H 21 I
Winnipeg ....Kl
Chicago ranfw of prloes. furnished Tha
ffee by Logan A Bryan, stock and grain
brokers, 3) South Bixteenth Street,
Omaha:
Artlclei Open Hl,h. Low. CHose VesT.
foe. Peppers, per bss.., lAv Tomatoes.
v v priii. . 'Tii"n , ae i una i our pi
v: "pahl-h. per crate. Il.t. Para-
i ley. per diia., Sic. Ilreen peaa, per baa-
Ret. nr. iieans. wax and green, per bas
ket, 0c. New beeta, carrots, turnips, per
baeket. v. Potatoes, new I'hioa. .en bu.,
c Bweet potatoes, per hamper, tl.W;
Virginias, Per b!0., St.Oi.
Mis Kl.LANKurs-.Nuts, per lb. No. 1
walnuts lHo; filberts, lie; tl rail Is. 12'4c;
pcanK. U,lv: almonds. Joe. Oa kerjai h,
per rami, il.M; half rase. II. 7S. C'ornpoiia,
per rase, A A ; half case, tl ho. peanuta.
per lb. No. 1 raw, c; roasted, tc; Jumbo,
raw, ic; reacted, 9c. Honey, per case,
M.7S.
HEW YORK GKSKRAL MARKET
Vi heati
e-pt.'w.
Septrnvvf?'
IXKl R7t(.iTl
May teufol
V.
. aiajriis'
fts s.
17
7H
M
W,4J
riA,
M
6; si Kni-iMSkVH
T04l 71D
S4l 7 MUTS M
I I . I
lNtO-l 11H I 11 Ha I II 7V 11 h7"l 1 Wt
Qot! 11 111 f 11 11 BW 11 07
rWpt 115 UK l7H IffJ'"
Jan. tm M 1 I
Chlcaro Cash pricea-Wheat: No. 1 red.
No. I hard, nominal. Corns
J4o. a yellow, VMl'lHo; others nominal.
Oatas Mo. I whit a, Kto4c: stannara
J7. Bya: No. 1. 2Hc.. llarley: vioc.
Hm 'flntoth. if, hiwi SO: clover. IM bUr!
U.ml jToviBions: i ora, iu.jd; iara, a
Theaa aalea wera reported . today at
Omaha.
Wheat No. I hard winter: 1 oar, $100;
a cars, Wc; ears, Mto; 1 oara, 7o; 1 oar,
86c No. 4 hard winter: t-i car, Mo; i
cara, k6o; 1 - cars. Wc; 1 ear, 8JHc; 1
cars, Jo; 1 car, liu; 1 1-6 oara, Mo. Ham
pla hard winter: t cara, doc; 4 cara, hin;
1 oar (rotten), 7 So. No. 1 aptirig: 1 cars,
Ac; 1 oar, Ko. No. 4 eyrlne;: 1-e Car, 9bo.
No. 4 durum mixed: 1-4 car, 6o. No. 4
mixed: 1 car, lo. No. I velvet chaff: 1
cars, $1.00; 1 car, ttc. No. I velvet chaff:
1 car, SOo, Corn No. 1 white: T care,
He. No. I white: 1 care, "'e. No, I
yellow: 4 cars, "71 o; S cars, 70o. No. a
yellow: 1 cars, 70 No. t yellow: 1 car,
70e. No. I mixed: 1 car (near yellow),
7oc; 1 car. c; 1 - cars, H'4c; 1 car,
H'ic; I car, tc: car, 47H" No. 1
mixed: 1 cai-a, 680. No. mixed. 1 ear,
1 car, 47toc: M car, 7c. 8ample: 1
car, 6Ko; 1 car, Wc; 1-6 car, CV. Oate
No. 1 white: 1 car, ItVic. No, 1 white: 1
car, 8Sc; 14 care, Xl'o. No. 4 white: X
car, nWo; 3 ears, 13a. Bample: $ cars,
twiWt; 1 oar, aiVto.
Omaha Cash Prloea Wheat: No. 1
turkey, Mc(1.01; No. I turkey, $rtcti$l 01;
No. I hard. WcfiCl.ol; No. 1 hard.
$l.i0: No. 4 hard. KWo; No. 1 spring,
fck'toll.Ol; No. 1 spring, 6o4il 01; no grade,
vwmc. t:orn: rno. i wnue, in'miw'iri
Qaetatloae ( the Day ea Varloae
oaaaaodltlea.
NEW TOHK, Bpt. 10.-FLOUIV-Steady.
VHEAT-Ppot, strong: Chicago. No. 1
red and No. 1 hard, 1 W. r. I. f , New
Yofk, Hi-ptember: No. 1 northern, Puluth,
Wo; No. 1 northern, Manitoba, tao, c. L
f., Buffalo, futurea, firm; Beptember,
ll.ns,
CORN-Spot firm; No. 1 yellow, rc,
prompt shipment.
HAY-tasy; New. No. I, $1 l 1: No.
1. $1.11191.17; No. a, r7"4o$1.06; shipping,
80(HIC.
nATR Ppot, easy; new. No. 1 white, 40.
HOP.1 oulet; state, common to cholco.
1916. J'c; Pacific coast. . UU. 14lc,
1114. 1;14c.
I HIDIJi-Pteanv; Bogota. tQllc; Cen-
irai ntenra, r
LKATHKn-Klrm; hemlock firsts. $2cl
seconils, Ai71c.
t'KoVIHioNse-rork. steady; mesa, $15 SO
ei: family. $11 fi'a.0; ahort clear,
ILi.noti 1$ bt. Iieef. ateaiiy; mens. $i7.0Ufpls tw;
family. llx.S-ifllJ.OO. Lard, steady; middle
west, M.IMjlt.26.
TALlf)V julet; city, tHQZWi coun
try, t'tfi'ec; special, tic
HI 'TTKH Market weak: receipts 1,07
boxes; creamery extras, WUZic; firsts, 24
J.'Sc; seionfls, 7'-iz.Tc.
rXKlB Market firm: receipts .4M cases;
freh gathered extrss, ttfi26c; extra
Iflrsts, WiMiTJr; firsts, 24&'c; sec
CliBKHB Msrket firm; receipts,
boxea: state, whole milk, fresh.
colored, specials, H44r)4c: do. whl
I4'4c; do. white, and . colored, . average
fancy 144fl,
POULTHT rressed, weak ; western
frocen roasting chlckena, 11K7f)c; freah
fowla. Iced, liimc; freah turkeys. Iced,
IMjIHc
MlaaosiB41U ral Market.
MIJfNBAPOIJfl, ftept. 10 WHKAT-
ftentemher, $1c; December, Mtte- No. 1
hard. c; No. 1 northern, $SH&WHo.
FIXiT'R Unchanged.
HARLKT-4aflfc,
RTR-SHWr.
HRAN )00.
CORN-No. 1 yellow. IWlTUo.
OATH -No. t white. MH'&aXo.
FLAX-ai.lV
Kanaaa City Orala sal Prwvlalows.
KANSAS CITT, Keitt W.-WHICAT-No.
1 hard, $1.01(1 07 No. 1 red. $1 11
1.11; Peptember, Wc; Deoamber, oo;
May, sS't?'S4tc.
CORN No, t mixed, tc; No. t white,
WWlc: Heiitember, 7Vc; December, 6So;
May, M,4fSf,6T4,o.
OAT8 No. t white, aHiff7Ho: No. 2
mixed. 14ft35c .
Liverpool Orala Market,
14 VTTRPOOIj, Kept 10 Wheat ftpot.
No. 1 Manitoba, Ma lOHd: No. a, 11a M;
No. 1. 1U 7Hd; No. 1 Northern Duluth,
Us Id.
CORN Spot, Xmarloan mixed, new,
a lid.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET
Not Enough Cattle to Make ft Mar
ketFat L&mbi Fifteen to -Twentj
Centa Higher.
LITTLE CHANGE IN H00 PRICES
, OMAHA. Peptember 10.. 1913.
Recetpta were: Cattle, floga. Sheep.
Official Monday 12.84 2.91 7
Olllcial 'luenrlHy ....
Official Wednesday,
"fflctal Thursday ...
Rstlmate Friday ....
, 7:'3 ?k.t
, 7.4M 7.774 l.'.Mil
, 4,0 ' 6.!"7 29.711
za e,o ..)
Five days this week.M.'i'4
ame day a last week..2.iK4
Pame days 1 wka. ag 2l,lM
fame days 1 wka ago.3.7rK
Pame days 4 wka. ago.17.imrt
Sama days last year. ..22,772
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the
Omaha live stock market for the year to
date as compared with last year:
1315. 1914. Ino.
Cattle 0.rY.l WJt.040 14223
Hogs l.nno.Zt l,737,flM 3M,24
that th week's run Is th largest of th
year bead having been received In
the last live daya. Thla la a gain of 17.5
over laat week, larger than two
weeka ago and .VirtM heavier than for the
correeponolng period last year.
Yeeterday'a ord-r of things was re
versed thla morr.lng and fat Umba again
made up tho bulk of the offeilnga. hup
pllfs were oomtaratively emnH even for
a Friday, and as tha buyers all needed a
few lamha pretty badly trade was not
long in getting stsrted on a l.'U3fo hlxher
baals. the bulk of the lambs selling st
$.. At lesst a rsrt of the offerings
were of better qusllty thsn snythlng thl
was hero yesterday., and for this reason
tha market cannot be irre.llted with the
full 20o advance which H shows on paper.
HEW YORK HOCK MARKET
Latest Aipecta of the International
Situation Act aa Deterrent to
Specnlatire Sentiment.
WAS SHARES INCLINE UPWARD
NF.W TORK. fVpt 1 latest aspects
of the International situation as aug-
fested bv Uermany a attlt de in relatin
o the sinking of the Arabic, and Waah-
br'aV :uffc?ed earneV in he w " ' 1 Austrian ambaaaar' worked es' he mn
b OM mu't'fo wV not 'espeTla.ly well to .Pcula,lv, sentiment txlay
.....,.uJa mr.A thav too made a aliuht ad- H,h'" openei at moderate declinee, but
VLrl ;,rnv aood ,w r at $S M belna r almost immediate! only to
.'A Z tTaterSay. L1' . '"'. t jnldd.y. There they
CO
Bheep l.s78,K LWJ,70i 4V4.K8
Th following table snows tike average
cO.HO 14.-..2T.7
U'i 4 121,7kS
3K Mi KM Tia
AA-,kA nr. mki I z.'l loano nreo ewea
UI7 R.'iO I 25 Idaho lred ewes
U4MI 111 M laano nrea mr,
SJ1 Idaho ewe
I-2A Idaho lambs
122 Idaho lamha
113 Idaho lambs
f IAaho lambs
KJ cull feeder lambs ...
1'Wi Utah feeder lambs..
I'tah feeder lambs..
141 Idaho feeder lambs..
prices for hoga at the Omaha live stock
market for the last few days with comparisons:
Late, i 191. 11914. 1SM! I1112 '111. laiO lim.
No. 1 white, exuw'tc; rso. t wnue, -yn
tc; No. 6 white, 7ifri7c; No. C whit.
74)7Wc: No. 1 yellow, 7yfr71o: No. 1
uw. 70'ttv7nic: No. 4 yellow, nn'f"'c;
Veil
No. 6 yellow. IP v?oc; No. t yellow
mixed,
No. i mixed. 87VnV4c: N
MfiVic; No. I mixefl, iifiino;
No. t mixed, i;V4ic; No, mixed. 7.-(iiho.
Oats: No. 1 white, WiHo; standard.
m40: No. 1 white, $3Wiilsl; N!
white. MgfUViC. Harley; MalUn
Sic; No. 1 feed. 4ti1-f.c. Rye:
Mfwtc; No. a. kvuwivo.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
A li if.
Aug
Pept.
Pepf.
BepC
K.t.
Sept.
wept.
24; 4 y-l 1 7i
W M.SI 7 T 1
?4J 4 M I I 711 n
27 C Wi I 74 1 1
l 6JIVI I 4 7 S3
111 4 t 001 I I 291
1 HI 7 041 I Mi 7
7'H 7 Tl
T SO
(111 1 1 l
$11
7 iol i to
r.l i u i n
il T M
U 111
11! oil 7 71
I W'.il 1 17
1 ar-ii g f4
7'a I Ml
l'i $ li
i m
W'4
$.ft-, ! Hei.t. 1 4 W'
flats. Wept. 1.1 1 Ht,
vhlte, Kept. . 4 7K'i
erage Pept. iol 4 TOVJ
Rt. Lonla Orala Market.
T. IiOlTlS. dept. ia WIIKAT No. 1
red, $1.u; No. S hard, nomlnaV. Septem
ber, HOSH: December, K4n.
CORN Nominal: Peptember. tllao: Pe-
oember, CSSiO.
OATS No. 1. 14o; No. 1 white, nominal.
CHICAGO CRAIH A NO PROVlSIOTia
Kra tares el Trading; and Cloalagl
Prices Board af Trade.
CHICAGO. Sept. 10. Wheat made a
sharp advance today, influenced chiefly
bv the virtual exhaustion of contrast
stocks here and st some other leading
centers. The market closed strong, l0
to 4io net higher with Iffeptember at
Ktie. ana rcetnber at Wc. Vorn fin
lahed Oo to Vl'io up, and oatg with
a gain of NO to hrn. In provisions, the
outcome varied from Sc decline of a rise
of lSHo.
High premiums for Immediate delivery
of wheat caused general covering' by
shorts, and especially in the Peptember
options. . The extreme scarcitv of No, 1
red wlater, here, was shown by the pay
ment of 140 a buahel premium for that
grade on the spot as compared with or
dinary Beptember contracts. Rt- Louis
and Kanaaa City reported similar condi
tions as the result of what a well known
authority referred to as the most extra
ordinary - delay ever recorded as to the
movement of winter wheat. Heavy rains
which have Interferred with threshing
and shipping and which were atpUn pre
valent today, le to assertions that not
for several months If at alt this season,
would thera be any big accumulations
or winter wheat at the principal primary
marketa.
Notwithstanding further talk of the
slowness of export demand, belief was
eaurvsard In aoiue quarters that mors
bualncra with foreigners were being; done
thaa hns been snnounoed from dsv to
day. Th weekly statement of exports
was mentioned as evidence In this re
uiM't. No actual aalea to Fiirpoe were
disclosed today excent (0 bushels of
Manitoba wheat at the svaboard.
Corn ruled firm with whent and as
result of cooler weather with some re
ports of frost. At one time, the msrket
wss depressed by rather lively oommli
slon bouse selling, hut the erect failed
to last. Oats were firm throughout the
dsv. Offerings from ths country proved
vcrv amali.
liosa at the highest prices of the year
trnd.-.l to. lift provisions. 1 "ackers,
though, turned sellers, and gave a check
to any decided upturn in lard or meats.
OM4IIA f.KHicn. t, HtkKET.
FRT'lTS Orangee, per box. California
UUTTKR No. i, Vtto. caiOona, 3tc; No.
t. li. tubs. X3o.
CUKt'-fet Imported Swiss. $r: Amer-
Hma bl, lM.i blo k nvtiaa. Uci twina
1m. ; ds4alt-a. lie: triplets, lfc; Young
Amrrl's, lfHc; lle It. 11 I rick. lts,t;
liriitjurHr, l-" New York white,
16-; Imported Freuvh Rwiuefort. 4wc.
FlpH-lrout. 1U;; white flh. 11c: hail
but l.V; i liatmel tatfinh. tic; terrina. 1c;
ruufitih. lutBl'te; anackerel. Ue; aalnian,
iit i4.
s yy'TT POTATOKft-Kanaas. 42.7S bbl.
IiKKC CUTS Klbs: No. 1. lr; No. t
Wc. No. 1. 12 Loins: No. 1. 21'c; No.
Iao; No. 1. 14c.. Chucks: No. 1, lie;
No. 2, me; No. $, sc. Koinda: No. 1. 14V";
No. t. I-: No. 1. lie. i'iat: No. L fc:
Nn 2. fc1:: No. $ sc.
Vnlra lea, lts, lns. 2X$s. Kt. W0a. $5 00;
i u. 17k. 21S, 2VH, i W. Unioni. per
b ix, extia fiancy Oolden Howl. a, f 00;
$ m, $4 U; extra fancy B'lnki.t, ua, t,m,
14 m: lied 1II. H.uO Peaches, per crate,
ehfoiiiie Kiuertaa, 70c; t'vlorado Kltx-r-tns.
1c; Waatilnvton Flbertaa. fc.ii ,0c;
1 tuho. per bu., i f 1'luma. per crate.
It lin prune. ( tln; IUamonda, Hun-.-u,rm.
rO Orand Dukea. $1.15. T'eara,
l r crate, t alitorula 1 art It-its, $1 fc&Tluu;
v asl lrifcton I'artle'ls fancy, $1.75; Flem-
f ! illr, ji.j. tiai-a e basket
$1 W: 4 basket crate. $1 I Ma hums
Lum b. roeuiuin fruit. Z.Wtl
BRADSTRRET'a TR ADR RBVIBW
Trade Trend Coatlaaea ITaward,
ays Pahlteatloa.
NEW TORK. Bent. lO.-Bradstreefs to.
morrow will say:
Trade trends continue nnward. nnnfl.
denne aa to tha future anre-cllnx. and
while holidays aa well aa coneervatlam In
some quarters have not allowed full rein
to trade movements., the week hss pro
vided another budget of favorable fac
tors House trade, has picked up; statu
fairs and conventions at numerous rl leg
have brought In many buyers: retail
tiads, though not quite nlform, has been
aided by the ending of the vacation sea
son; sales of dry goods are larger; re
markable oron yields are Indicated, rural
districts, as well as war order centers,
are in apoaiuon to spend money; railway
trafflo Is heavier, notwithstanding that
wheat la slower than a year ago in get
ting to market: record out mil a nf nla-
Iron axe being absorbed at rising prices;
sKiuea tanor is in smart can; steel con
tinues active on an advancing market;
bnuylng of steel rails has expanded;
building shows increases, something not
seen for some time past; collections con
tinue to mend, money Is In better de
mand, commercial paper sells more
freely; new enterprises are more numer
ous; the stork market maintains a
strong undertone, foreign exchange pre
sents a luore at able appearance prac
tically every point In the south feels
more optimist lo, and even in the far
northwest, where low prices for lumber
deter developments, there are signs of
betterment.
Weekly bank clearings, $3,8S,8M,000.
Coffee Market.
NEW TORK. Bept. lO.-COFFTCfJ-Th
market for coffee futures wss rather
steadier today In sympathy with the con
tinued stes.1ir.eea of the primary markets
and on reports of a somewhat Improved
biki armana. jraaing. nowever, waa
very quiet and after opening at an ad
vance of 1 to 1 Dolnta the market ahowed
comparatively little change, with the cloae
to 4 points wet . higher. March con
tracts sold at 4. Wo snd May at .47o.
Bales, t,i bags; Keptember, 4.13c; Octo
ber, aitw: November. lc: liecember.
$2ao; January, .27; February, 4S2c;
March. 4Mc; AnrlL 9.11c: May. 4 10c: June.
Mo: Julv, tl.Wc.
Dot coffee, steady: Rio No. 7. rc!
were steadier and the lowest offer of
Pantos a reported was t.SUo, while 4.7uo
was aaked for Rio 7a, the latter based on
American creoits.
Klo exchange on Iandon waa 1-1M
higher with mllreia price unchanged at
Klo and 60 reia higher at Santos.
T $21
7 47 1 J?j
7 M I W
7 R4I $ 24
f 731 1 21i
7 Ml 1 27!
I I 16
I Ml 7 S7! I
$ (s:i m $ k
M $ 06 1 351
$ M
7 o?l o' 7 77
At
. W
. 7
.
. W
. 7
. t9
. 7
.
. 1
. t
. r4
. $4
. 61
t3
r -t ii'iriiin sen
t ij: extent of c
I il points In In
3) losses in th
t 75 ' e nn orarixn activities and renewal or
i ;S. foreign selling became effective to the
vB.ur.iiia noi loeeew or l in s
nveetment issues with rrea.tr r
the volatile aneclalrlea.
Putsu ng their usual course war aharea
were inclined to new high levels. Beth!
hem Steel made a maximum advance of
10 to the new record of. 335 and (General
Motors rose I to 171. also a new hlvb
record, while CnicihU 8te1 and Pt irte
baker came within fractional proximity
ci inrir real tiuoiaiionn. auma in
group were materially reduced or alto-
geiner lost rerore the close
An unusual, hut spasmodic feature was
a revival of moderate Interest n Tobacco
40
8 to
$ 40
$ 30
7 on
$ 20
7 75
8 ?fl
1 15
aim 1 ,1 - li f t , I r lamha
The feeder lamb niarkei was real m'.u
erntelv aufDllcd. but was a much tamsr
tffair Irian tue trade during the ear.yand Kxpreae shares, the letter's strength
half of the week. It wss nearly noon be- Mnff attributed to reports that the corn-
fore a clearance of the iren arrivals was mProfl eonimlsalon may withdraw Its re-
rnaiie, ami tne pricea pam wrm ua..j. rent oruer for an all around reduction
steady elth yesterday. Good to choice of carrying charges.
feedera are quotable at $$08. IS, the lat-. fnltrJ r?tste-i Steel held falrlv steady
ter price being todsy's top, and less tie-1 at first, gaining sentimental support from
slraMe kinds sre selling under $8.00. , (he fitlna of the decree of the federal
yu.tallone on sheep and lam us: lamoi, i court which sbsolved It from violation
good to choice, $M. H; Ismbs, fair to 1 of the anti-trust laws Iter this advan-
7 471 1 7i 7 Kl good. tx.XAiS.U); limoi, teeoera. i.i..w.&, - waa loat on pim icatlon ot Auguat
ii n 7 ti-i ! year Ings, fulr to c h .ice, $5 ;MJ-7S; year- tonnage figures showing a decreaae of
una , n r'i. e7 v.v i w, " i - . n -t h ir-u vmei lo-xcir.cr
cnoice. $.:.sifil2u; ewes, good to choice. with a statement that the government
Ki.tiKuVi.rvt; ewes, fslr to good, $4.o0'a0j; Intends to Proceed with Its prosecution
rones n offer'nm. Total galea, tar value.
iiir gated 13 LO.ono.
I nlted ftstea rotipcai ara rearaerea
declined V. per cent on call.
Strike in Chicago
Munitions Works
CHICAGO. Bept. 10. Five Chicago firms
said to have contracts for the manufac
ture of shell casings or machinery for
making them, are the objects of strikes
by machinists, according ta a story
printed In tha Evenlnc Post today.
The Port adds that strikes of ma
chinists are being organlied against seven
other firms said to be manufacturing sup
plies. The story states that thera ara no
strikes against firms known not to be In
the munitions business.
William Prhoenbcrg. head of the local
machinists said: "We want better hours
nd better viujci, and that Is all."
pft Yew -after wltta Colds
Take Dr. King s New Discovery, tha
beit cough, cold, throat and lurur medi
cine made. The flrat doeo helps. Wo. All
druggists. Advertisement. "
I
w I i m i
1 17! 7 M
7 M 03
1 Ml 1 17 7 K7
4 Ml OH, 7 n
4 H. ll 7
t J7 9 021 7
131 7
Siimtnv.
Receipts and disposition nf live stock at
he L'n on Htock yards, Hotuh Omaha,
Neb., for twenty-four ours ending at 1
o'clock p. h.
RECEIPTS CARLOAD0.
Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.H'S's.
even feeders X4.D Q.4a.
f.f.5 Mil ho lambs
HI Idaho feeder lambs....
23 Idaho feeder lambs....
741 Idaho feeder lambs....
71
0
t
60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
. of the corporation
8 40' Aa a who e railways denoted Intermlt
$ JO tent preeaiire and further selllnn of the
8 15 same substantial rharne'er which followed
8 30 1 the laauan-e of the excellent rron renort.
noiitnern and mi-ee itu fared
rather letter than other shares, although
mwouri. Minum irxua common and
C. M. A Rt. P..
Miaaourl Paiclfla
Union Paclflo 6,
C. A N. W., east.... 1
?. N. W.. west.. 7
O, Kt P.. M. AO.. 1
0.. H. A Q., east
C. H. A CI . west.... 4
C, R. 1. P., east.. 1
Illinois CenUal
Total receipts .. 10
a
i
it
i
ai
s
l
13
10
1
78
-Bheep
21
25
tattle Weak Hogs Stroa
atroaar.
CHICAGO, Sept 10. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 1.CI0 heau; market weak; native
becr cattle, $0.10410 25; wmitern ateers,
'i I s1.7rS.0; rowa and heirers, KOui.40;
calves. MOOii 12.00.
'j! HOtlS Kccclpta, 12,ti00 ' head; market
., Istrotig, 1(ii1ic higher; bulk of sales. $fi.W
.. ;'.'., IlKht. f7.4CtjK.30; mixed. $tl.65ii8.2a;
1, heavy, $6.a,"it-7.7D; rough, 9A.Xi&M; pig's,
tfi.W"ii7.7."..
I KHKKP AND LAMPS-Receipts. 7.000
"7 'head; market strong; wethers. $0.68tl.0O;
DLSFOoITlON-HkAD.
Cattle. uor. stiee'i.
f Morris A Co.
Hwlft snd Company....
Cudahv i'acklng Co....
Armour A Co
.1 W. Muprhy
Itenton, Vansant A It.
F. H. Ixwls
J. It. Bulla
KfcOeary A Kellogg.
Werthelmer A Iegnn.,
Hulllvan Hroe,
Rothchlld
cVtrlatie ..a 4.
KUrglns
llolh ,
Tanner Rma.
John Harvey ..........
Other buyers
Totals
CATTI.B-
Receipts
22
17
111
i:4
"77
$4
5
6
$
$
64
4
12
14
8
79
"wt
were
W2
77
fc27
1. 07
l,o68
ewes, t3.4Uii46.ti0; Inmbs, $. jOiti 10.
AAA
1.033 !
2.2
2.3.1
4.372
very
923
t.m
llttht
Kanaaa City Live fltoek Market.
KANSAS CITY. Bept. 10-CATTU--
Ib'colpts, 4K0 liesd; market, steadyi prime
fed nleers, tH.Ma 10.10; dressed beef steers,
$.0Wir9.4(); western steers, $O.604i.O0; stork
ers and feeders. $A0uitr8.G0; bulls, $5.26
.2fi; calves, ss.0tnfMl0.6O.
HfKlrt ltectlpts, 1,000 head; market
hltrher; bulk of sales, $.88.00; heavy,
$n.'Oti7.S5; packers and butchers, $7.05
8.01; IlKht, $7.6otfl.-00: pigs, $7.0167,75.
SHKKP AND LuV MBS-Receipts, 00;
msiket higher; lambs, $R.11f(r.6; year-lln-,
$fi.aiji7.00; wethers, K.V'a6.Ux ewes,
$0.2M6.00.
at. I.nnia Live Stock Market.
PT. JyOCIH. Rcpt. 10 CATTLB Re
ceipts, 1.3U0 head: market steady; native
beef stera, $7.xu 10.26; yearling ateers and
heirers. $8.5uti'10.00; cows, lvO"tS.00: atock-
ers and feeders. 4.tVfNa,; southern
preferred and Itock Isl 'nd were olatlncflv
heavy. Total salea amounted to WVOW
shares. Fore gn exrhsnge was again stim
ulated bv the arrKal ot the Anglo-French
financial delegation, demand sterling; ris
ing to $4.65.
Ilonds were irregular with reduced En-
MR. FORD OWNER
SEND FOR OUR FREE
BARGAIN SHEET
It Will Save Money for
You.
We Sell niPcrt. No Ima; Profits
At Yonrxpense.
Ford Supplies Exclusively.
Auto Accessory Co.
206.1 Famam, Omaha, Neb.
Formerly Th Ford Supply Co.
ri iaiai i null,, , limn. li inmiin.il. miTC.1.1 in,.., , i , ii..a . an In,., 1, n, aiii'iliiaitT- - -' - " - - J
-is
thla morning, only 3o0 rarlnada being re
ported In the yards. There were not
enougn came or any one n tS.2Mes.Wi owe and heifers. $4.00
to really make a market. As might be native caWee KOixHHM
K,d.Uow"U.nd StlS' a'ny "uece.pt.k.head; market
new or intereiTlnl features To quote higher; pigs and lights. $.7r-a8.3CH mixed
tt "o'mS W wh ye.teqrd0.yl.n I butchers, t8.006s.t0; geod heavy. $7.10
would perhaps cover tne caae. i-ornna
beef steers have been very scarce all
New York Money Market.
NOW YORK. ept . 10 MONET On
call, steady; hiah, 1 per cent; low, per
ceui; ruling: rale, IV ier cent; laat loan,
I per cent; doatng bid, IV per oent. of
fered at 1 per cent.
T1MH LOANS Soft; alxtr daya lUifK'
per cent: ninety days, ltfl per cent;
six months. 3'.i3' per cent
MUloCANTlbkl PAPKR lkV3 per
cent.
FOREIGN F.XCHANOK "terllng:
Dlxty-day bllla. $4.I4X; demand, $t as; ca
blea, 14.70. Francs: IVmand, $S.I6: ca
bles. $i.tH. Uarka: Dajrand, iCSc; cables,
kc. Urea: demand. I4S- rabies, t 44.
Hunles: lemsnd. Wc; rsblea 86c
HI LV EM liar, 47c; Mexkcaa dollars.
tc.
BONT8 Oovemment, heavy; railroad.
Irregular.
Cat tea Market.
NEW TORK, Sept. 10.-OOTTON Spot,
quiet: middling uplands, 10,10c. No sales.
Futures closed steady; tohr, 10.13c;
IWemb-r, 10 47c: January, lO.twc; Harcli,
10 Sc; May. 11.18c
The cotton market closed steady with
prbve fronwt to 10 points net lower.
Futures opened steady; October. lO.JOo;
TVoember. 10 K.c; January, 10.7r; March,
11 oic! M.y 11 t4c.
IJVKKJVOU Kept. IS, COTTON pot.
firm: good middling, iCd: middling,
tlld; low middling, l.ftd. Bales, U.bOO
bales
ths week and have shown little or no
chsnge compared with last week, but
cows and heifers are lfp2ic lower than
last week. Blockers and teeocra nave
been In better demand this week and
there has been no reel change In prices
as compared with a week ago. Range
beef steers are around lb-uc lower for
the week.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
fed yearlings, $ 0wu75; fair to good
yearlings, $i.7,vtV.ii; common to fair feu
yearlings. $fi.7Mj'7.7B; good to choice heavy
beeves, $.vxjv.60; fair to good cornfed
beeves, $8.:kyi6 M; common to fair corn
fed beeves. $H.7M&.16: prime grass beeves,
$110-0$ W; good to choice grass beeves,
$7u00; fair to good grass beeves,
$7.1Ca7.); common to fair grass beeves,
EWii7; gooJ to cnoice graaa ucu-re,
.Mrri7.00; good to choice grass cows,
imuW); fair to good cows, $6.W.ou;
common to fair cows, $lUKft6.1b; good
to choice feeders, l7.om8.$b: fair to good
Iseders, &.7KU t.W); guoo to cnoio avueaara,
$7.lfc4i.3u; fair to good Blockers. $..6n
7.15; common to fair stotkers, $6.Wu.&u;
stock heifers. $6.75.V6: stock cows.
$.hj4.60; atock calves, $6.ooaK.X; veal
calves, t?.0uul0.0u; bulls, stags, etc,
$6.(MU.. wyoMINQ.
U steers ... 116$ 7 $0 44 steers.... 1161 T 10
in .M ItaoJnta were moderate and
were the sinalleat ot ths week since Mon
day. Estimates called for elghty-ttve cais.
or ,wil lieaa, orniaing tne wwa a wvi
up to to.iuu head. This Is D.&uo larger
than last week and twice aa large aa a
year aao, but Is almost t.6u0 smal.er than
two-weeks ago. An erior was made In
this column when the four days' receipts
were given as 36.1U3 head. The correct
total for the first four days of the week
was fc.lO bead.
bhlppers paid about steady prices for
what lights were on ssle and bought
some ot the better grades of mixed aod
butcher stuffs at figures that were con
sidered a little higher. No straight loads
of good lights showed up today, and the
complaint of shipper buyers all wetk has
been that there were hardly any choice
lights coming. A shipper buyer paid up
to $7.70 for a little sorted bunch and an
other piece of a load that had been
trimmed up reached $7.45.
Packers were very slow In taking hold
and their early bids on mixed hogs were
.. n K i than ateadv. whlla tha few of-
3 fere made on heavies were, if anything.
hsidly as good as yesteruay.
Hellers thought themselves entitled to
more money, and while they had to wait
until lata In the forenoon they finally
puahed values on mixed and heavy kinds
up auoui a nicaei. one. a aian was
made the market showed a fair degree
of activity and closud at ths best time of
the day.
Most of the packing hogs were bought
at $.ikuS with a sprinkling of heavies
as low as $.M and a good showing of the
desirable sort of butchers ss high ss 17. UJ.
Following a full nickel advance on Mon
day the market has gone down steadily
until todsy, but today's advance Just
about covered the midweek slump.' and
current vslues are very little different
from last Saturday. Good lights have not
been In decent supply at any time this
week and have held about steady all
through.
8MEKP AND 1 A M BS Receipt. 1.800
head; market strong, lambs, 17.608.3:,;
sheep and ewes, $5 ft.WO,
I
sinai Cltr Live Stwck Market.
SIOUX CITT, la., Bept. 10. CATTLHV
Ueoelpts. M0 head: market steatiy; cows
and heifers, $4.8.V?r6.75.
HOGS Receipts. l,0ft head: market 10c
hlsher: heavy, 17.10417 W: mixed, $.7n
7.10-, light, M.e.70; bulk of sales, 16.609
7.10.
BHEEP ' AND LA'MTtS Receipts, 1,200
head.
M. Joseph Live Stock Market.
8T. JOBKPH, Mo., Bept. 10.-CATTLTC
Receipts. 800 head; market steady; steers,
$70Ot2.50; cows and heifers, t4.004jv-00;
calves, $ SH4H0.60.
HOGS Receipts, S 100 head: market
'V-joc higher on lights; other steady;
loo. f,.no.
SHKKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.000
head; marVet strong; lambs, $.0OiS.6o.
We are G-'ving Remarkable Values
This Season in Hirsch-Wickwire,
Schldss Bros., Styleplus Clothes
at $17.00 to $30.00, and are making this store the most talked
of in the west." You find hero the one and only complete
stock of these famous nifikes in this section of the country;
no previous season has found us so well prepared to meet
the demands of every Man and Young Man.
Our enormous outlet enables us to offer not only greater usort
ments, but a third better value than In any other clothes made; the
choicest .of foreign weaves, the finest product of American looms. In
every new and popular style, for man and young men of every tast
and build. See particularly the exceptionally good values we are
featuring, at
Lire Stock la Slarkt.
Recetpta of live stock at the five prin
cipal western markets yesterday:
cattle. Hop. unpen.
Omaha
Kansas City ,
St. Louts .....
ChlcRsro ......
Sioux City .
260
4"0
.jl.SnO
..l.ooo
.. suo
6.400
1.000
6
K.oon
$.000
S.M0
."
1.20K
?.0n
1.2U0
Total
.$.350 .27.800 22,500
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rale.
is. per
Jumbo
rru)', l ik Illinois ana foit l.lirion, per lb.,
4. . ftptsloupes, per crste, California Mis.
u n i t l eiandard. U .74; punira, $j".j;
tl SuiK-'llO" U atrl me ons. per lb, l'c.
PS-ies. !" LL1., t eakiilea, f:.Uu; Maitlva
;t r l.I.Ft-Cabbase home rown.
irr l.. 1 -.5. Leituce, par do., beU.j uy.
Un Stock Market.
LONDON, Sept. 10. American securi
ties had a rood tone todsy on the atock
market. The market opened steady and
advanced under a etrons; demand for
t'nton l'sctflc and Cnlted H tales Btee).
the latter on dividend prospecta. Tha
Closinv waa firm.
HII.VHH-Fr, $3Sd per ounce.
WoNfcJT 8SM Per cent. .
L-I8COUNT RATKS Mhort bills, t per
eent; three months' bills, 4J4T per cent.
Oil sU Heel a.
PAVAKNAH. Os . Sept. 10. TCRPKM
TTNK Ktrm. VtftariUr: aales. US bbls : re
ceipts, bbls ; shliHiienta, 7t bbla;
st.H-ks $u.W bbls.
ROSIN firm; sales. t.1S bb's.- receipts.
1.4f t his.; shlpnvents. 17$ bbl : io.-k.
44 1 bMs. notations: A, R, 1 SO- r
$l.i-i li $a.n.(if: K. ti ife srw.:
O. H I. 15; K. rt": M tMVgt.IO;
K. HW; WO. $-V; WW. tj.Stft.tlQ.
K nr et tpalra end Dried Pralta.
VKW TORK. 8epu IP. EVAFO RATED
AVI K-ULlM,U
Ditll P FKI IT Prunes and raisins,
firm. Apricots, easy, reaches, steady.
No.
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it ri u tn
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ti m in
AllKKP buppllia this mornlnf were the
smallest for any day exceot Kat unlaw
since late In July, only about twenty-four
cars, or t,vtv Bead, being reported In. At
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..17
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7 is
7
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near Market.
NEW TORK. Sept. 10. 8COAR Raw,
stendy; rentiifusal, 4.46c; molasses, J c.
Refined, eesv, 10 points lower; cut losf,
SfttW.. i.hi.V.,4 SfHW.. mmiM A F. Wfw
cubes' t. HOc; XXXX powdered, 6.56c; pow
dered, ec; fin aranuiatea, .4oc: iia-
monri a, aioc; conreciioners a. D.aic: rso.
1, 6.15c. Burst futures opened quieter
and at noon prices were I to points net
lower.
Metal Market.
NF.W TORK, Sept. lft METAL Lead,
offered at $4.70. Spelter not quoted. Cop
per, quiet; electrolytic tlS.OO. Iron, firm
and unchanged. Tin, steady, at $33.00i)
$3.50.
At London; Spot copper, 97 10s: fu
tures. 6 10s; electrolytic. CS2 10s. Spot
tin. 1'J 6s; futures. 11.S4 irs. Antimony,
125. Lead. Z3 la Sd. Spelter, 73,
dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 10. riRY GOODS
Cotton goods and varns firm; wool ilnn
and foreign markets active; roa ly-to-wesr
trade was spotty and bulsea were
rriHjriea.
1
Orders far Steel Deeresss,
NPTW YOItK. Sept 10. The unfilled
tonnsge of the United States Steel Cor
poration on August Si totaled 4.XM.46?
tons, a decrease of 20.08$ tons from July.
ALLEN SHOOTS PROWLER
ON PREMISES AT NIGHT
P. F. Allen, living- on North Eighth
street Council Bluffs, an employe of tha
Wlckhams. shot Harvey Armstrong
through tha back last night while Allen
and three officers were searching his
premises for a prowler ha had seen there
a little while earlier.
The man sprang up In tha darkness
while the officers wera searching and
Allen let fly with an automatic The bul
let went through the man's body, striking
back of the left shoulder and penetrating
the lung. It Is said ho has a fair chance
of recovery.
Armstrong la 60 years of age. He Uvea
In the same neighborhood as Allen and
formerly worked for the city, being fa
miliarly known as Jumbo Armstrong.
- ; : X
$17 to
$30
Men Here i a Specml Value
that will well repay your looking
up $18 and $20 Blue Serges, in
English and conservative models;
we can fit short men. tall men,
fat men and extra slse men iu
these suits, special.
at ,
$10.75.
Men's (EL Young Men's
Suits at $10.00
Materials: All-wool cheviots,
worsteds, casslmerea and serges,
in fancy mixtures, checks, plaids,
stripes and plain colors. A saving
of $3.00 on each suit, at $10.00.
New Full Dress and Tuxedo
Suits, $18.00 and $20.00
Men's and Young Men's
Suits at SI 2.50
All In the latest (tyle material, such aa
fine woolen cheviots, worsteds, cassl
meres and serges; fancy mixtures, tartan
checks, overplaids, shepherd checks, fancy
grays, browns and blue serges; perfectly
tailored and cut In the latest styles. Choice
for $12.60.
Men's and Young Men's
Suits at $15.00
Made of the finest American woolens,
in fancy cheviots, fancy casslmerea, fancy
worsteds, fancy blue and gray serges, tar
tan plaids, Glen Urquhart and novelty ef
fects; styles that are new and up-to-date;
silk and serge lined. A saving of from
$3.00 to $5.00 on these Suits, at $18.00.
This Part of the Store is Distinctly a Man'o
Store and we Want All of You Particular
Men to Take Advantage of its Great Benefits
New . Fall Neckwear, made in
large, open end four-in-hands;
exclusive patterns. $1.60 values,
$i.oo
About 150 dozen' of those . fine
quality Silk Four-ln-Handa leu.
Regular 60c values, J aa
each. 35c, or 3 for. . . . 3 1 eUU
Men's Pure 811k Thread Hose,
"Kun of the Mill" quality. Regu
lar 60c sellers, OO
pair .6i7C
One big Lot of Men's Lisle Hose,
"Run of the Mill"
quality; worth to 2 6c. pr 1 S 2 C
Sample lot of Men's Pajamas made
of satin striped madras and pon
gee; worm to i jff
$3.00, special at 1 HU
Men s Negligee and Oolf
shirts, about 85 dosen;
mostly samples.
some slightly mus
sed, worth to $1.00
specially m q
priced .. HOC
125
New
Dozen Men's
' Fall Shirts
In neat patterns, laund
ered or soft French euffa,
neckband or collar at
tached style; many of
theso shirts are samples,
made by some of the best
shirt makers. g pal
Values to $1.50, MSP
Saturday vUt
One Big Lot of New Fail Neck
wear, large open end four-ln-
at.:'.lk'.. 50C
aw. -seen
n
J
f r i
tt't rf
Men's New Fall Head wear
S2, S2.50 and S3 Values, for
7J
Saturday we will place on sal about 3,400 New Fall Hats for Men
and Young Men the entirv floor slock of a New York high grade
bat manufacturer of soft and stiff hats, Theee hats. If sold In
the rgular way, would retail at $2.00, $2.60 and $3.00; your
choice Saturday SI. 45
Don't forget our regular lines of new fall hats
The Famous "Mayo" Hats, at.
.$3.00
Stetson Hats, at $3.60, $100 and $5.00
"Brandeis Special" Soft and Stiff Hats . .$2.00
Great f ale of Boy's and Children's Headwear
Over 200 Dosen Boys' and Children's Headwear, all
new Fall styles, including Rah Rah llata. Wool and Felt
Hats and Golf Caps for school wear; 50c and or
75o values, on sale Saturday aCOC
See our regular lines of Boys' and Children's 4 J"A
Fall and Winter Headwear, at 0c. 65c. up to OleOU
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