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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
HecdpU of All Grains Are Fairly
Good, but Demand ii Not
Orerly ActiTe.
WHEAT .REMAINS UNCHANGED
OMAHA. September , I.
Tteoelj of nil grains wr pretty rood
today, but ther waa not a very active
demand.
Tne commercial grade of wht sold at
practically unchanged price, whll the
porr grade declined from !(.
Th corn market ww quoted Wc
lower. The demand for thl cereal wss
rot very (rood and the receipts would
lis va taken car erf a much better de
msnd. Yellow com sold from WVI abov
the whit and about ixCUs above the
mixed com. .
ia wara rather weak and declined
from H0is. . ,
Rye and barley war quoted nominally
Bchanored.
Clearance weret Wheat and Floor
filial to 57.000 btai corn. 8,000 bu.; oau,
aWl.ofoj bu.
IJverpool epott Wheat unchanged V
3d higher; oorn. unchanged to lower.
Primary wheat receipt wara 1,270,010
bu., and shipments, 2,4fa.n0 bu.. against
receipts of lUl.ono bn. and ahtpmnnta of
JA"4.n0 bu. taut year.
Primary eorn receipts wara 813.0W bu..
and shipments. M.VUO bu., aaalne r
oelpta of Ml.Oio Imu, and ablpmenta of
Jsf.or bu. laat Tear.
1'rimary oau receipt wera U.nflO bu..
nd ahipmanta, Tna.OoO bu., against receipts
rt l,lf onn hv.. and shlpmenaa of 1234,000
u. laat year.
Wheat, oorn
Hasting flR 4w .
Ki.Mrfm ...... 7t M .fln
Lincoln W 6J .27
North Plalta... M f .
Oakdal ... 71 M .
(mm ha .71 fit .
Tekmh 75 M .60
Valentlna M U .10
Raining
liatnlng
Pnlnins;
Halnlng
:ou1y
ltalnliig
Cloudy
Katnlnf
ri!rjm 827
MtnrteaipolLa tM
Jiuluth 820
Citniilii . . ey)
Kansas City 1'
r. Ionia 12
7
K
68
Oata
188
,"winiTi .lf ... ...
Theaa sale wara reported todayi
Wheat: v o. hard wl ,a ra a. W;
1 car. Il.ol. No. 4 hard winter: 1 car,
Mr; l4 car. 86o; car. the; i car. 4c;
J oar. 88c; 1 car. 82o. Sample: 1 ear.
Mc; 1 oar. 7Jo; 8 car. 70e; 1 car, 67c; 1
rur. r-c No. 4 mlaed: 1 car. Hie; 1 car.
Ac No. i durum: 1 car, 8w. No J
(velvet chaff): 1 car. tl.OL No. t (velvet
chad); i car, v7ac; 1 oar, )7o;
1 car. MH: No. 4 (velvet chaffi:
t cara, 84o; H car. Wo. Corn:
No. I white: '1 car. No. 8
white: I care, rXHo. No. whltat 1 car,
Mo. No. 1 yellow: t cara. tf-r; I care.
fci4c. No. I yellowt cara, fii.o. No. 4
yellow: 1 car, fcHo. No. J mixed: 1 car,
foe: 1 car. t', cara. 4Wo; 1 car, 4,.
No. I mlied: i car, 44; 1 car. Wo. No.
mixed: 1 car. 64? Data tandHrd: 1
car, Hi.e; 1 car, W"o. No. I white: 1
car, H'c, 1 car. tS4c; IS vara. Slo. No.
a whltx: 1 car. iin: cara. Uo. Sam
ple: 1 car. 2c: 1 car, tto: 1 car, 2Jo; 1
Omaha Caah prlcaa Wheat) No. I
Turkey. H.04iI.O; N. Turkey. Il.OfjJ
1 or.: No. t hard. ttOffM OS; No. I hard.
Vm.(iZ; No. 4 hard. Hu'Sr.c; No. aprlng.
4l.ft.Vll.lrf: No. I aprlna. tl.tmjl.W: No. i
durum. 7W'',cj No. I duruia, WVQ7oi
no rrade. titMba. Corn: No. t whit.
white. 44Uei No. S white. i"V'3-Mo!
No. 4 white. WSyf'Mo: No 1 yellow. oV
Wc; No. 8 yellow. &V'iMro; No. 4 yal-
iow, 9Mim'ic: No. yellow. 4TViRV:
.'o. yellow, ffi'; No. 2 mtxeil,
Ac; No. i mixed, H fac: No. 4 mixed.
aiSUMo; No. B mixed, nVamc; No. I
mixed, eviiptnvc Oat: No. , 2 white,
asuftiiaHc: alandard, af-('.o; No. i
white. tofftWra; No. 4 white, KWr-UKe,
Harley: MalUnc, i"fir; No. 1 fc..d. 4(rf
ao, jiye: i o. a .irho; xno. 1. rikjc
Chlrano clualnf Pi icea, lurruatit u I'll
IRa by Io-an A Bryan, atork and train
lorokera. 15 So. Hlxteenlh atreet. Om aha.
rtli let Open.1 Hlh. Ijt.w. I Cloae Ven'y.
Wheat! I I
6ept. l m ) 1 V7 l M I 1 $ 1 (I6H
le.S,fFi WSrf4ST W4
MayiUiiatal 8k W.I V7A I7H
Porn, (till
Bept.1 T1V4 714 TOtfc 7oHA 71U
May67tjH U t1 WHtfTiirt
Oata fll
rptMS ft S 8M4A 3$
ieO. 8441 WW tt &i't
Mayf?iwJ 8 M.asHC
oit un u 82 i 7 I ii re 1 ii ni
Jan. U 40 It 42 15 40 I 40 14 n
Oot T 1 I IS I I SD ' 8 15
Jan. 174 8 70 I 8 I 8 Jtt 8
B!h. 111(1
Oct 8 8 85 40 1 8 40
Jan. 80 Ll 8 65 I 8 80 856
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OM4I1 niC!ERA4. MARKRT.
miTTER No. 1, 1-rv, cartona. tic; No.
I. frMh tuba Bo.
CHKESImported 8wla, ftc; Amer
ican Pwlaa, 26c; blork 8wu. IJc; twine.
IV: dnlalea lc; triplet. lfio; ToiiiiK
Amorlra. ISHc; Hue Inbel brlrk, lfi..;
llmburaer. I-lb., 30c; New York white,
1'-: Imported Krench ftoquefort, 40o.
FISH Trout. lc: white fleh. 14iv ball.
h'lt, IJc; channel eatfleh, lc; rodflah, 10
t; 12c; mackerel Ibc; aalmon. 14o.
I'OUlTHI-Hena, 12c; dunka, lie;
Ceed, 10c: turkey. 18c; rooatera. 8c.
BKKP CX'Tii Klba. No. 1. lc; No. 1
17.S No. 8, i;v. Ijolna. No. 1. 21c: No. 8.
PV: No. 8, 14o. Chuck. No. 1, u VwO;
No. 1, l"-ic; No. 8, Sc. Round. No. 1,
lbc; No. 2, 14c; No. 8, lo. Mate. No.
1, !r; No. 2, 4c; No. 8. 8Hc.
Followlna; product furnlahad by OUIn
aky Fuli company:
FRUITS Oranfea: California Valen
cia. 17ft. 2in, ile, 2Ti0a, 16 M Pot; Cali
fornia Valencia, J2f.ii, iu. 2iKa, A,16
hoi. lemone: Extra fancy Oolden
Bowl, 8f.0 boa; extra fancy Oolden
Howl. IWua, 84 50 box; extra fancy Bunk tel.
ftnr., fam 4(,o box; Red Rail, 84 00 box'
Peachea; Colorado Elhertaa. afic crate:
Colorado rilliertaa. large quantltle, Wc
crate: Utah Klbertaa. 6f. box: ii hu
Apple: Wealthle. 82.50 bbl.j Jonathan.
hbl.; California Bnlleflower. II uo
box. I'ninee: Italian, fto crate: Italian.
quantities. Ko crate. I'eara: Partletta,
fancy, tiT5 crate; Flemlah llftautle.
Rheldona, Clargua 8Z0O to 88.26 crate;
Kelfer. buehel, ft. 2ft bu. Orapea: To
kay. II W crate: Concorda. homevrewn.
22o basket. Banana: Medium fruit. 11
to 1125 bunch; Jumbo fruit, ( hanaulnola
and Port Llmon, 4o lb. Cantaloupe:
California Mleelon Brand, fltandarda, 83.71
prate; California Miaslon Brand, porilea,
I2 2A crate; California Miaslon Brand.
flat, II crate.
VW!h;TAHL.E4?-Cabbeir: lIomecTown.
140 lb. Pepper: 6o basket. Head It
tuce: $1. Iaf Lettuce: bOo doa. To
matoea: Market price. Parsley: 8ro
do. Onions: Uanhlnnlnn. lc lb; Span
ish, 81.50 crate. Oreen Peaa: too basket.
Celery. Ko do. Wax and Oreen Beans:
Wc basket, nutans: l'4c lb. Potatoes;
Ohloa, ) bu. Sweet potato; Hamper,
H i hamper; VlrBlnla, barrel. 8175 bbl.
NUT8 No. 1 walnut. Uo lb.: filbert,
15o lb.; Brulls, 12Vo lt. j pecan. IZHo
lb.: almond. o lb.
MIBCKULAMKOCB Crackarjacli: 150
case; Mi case, 81.75. CVirn pope: Case,
M case, 8166. Peanut; No. 1 raw,
4o lb.; No. 1 roaated, 8o lb.; Jumbo, raw,
la lb.; J umbo, roaated, to lb. Watermel
on: ivko lb. Money: 84
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Moit Kinds of Cattle Sharply Lower
for Week Some Kinds Sheep
Higher, Some Lower.
HOGS FIFTY TO SIXTY HIGHER
OMAHA. September JR. 111.
neceiot wre: ( uitie. ios. r
Official Monday .... 17.1M 2.1W
Oftlrlal Tuesilsy 10.'.'41
Kfcial Wednesday.. 7.')
Off rial Thursday 8.2OT
oiriclal Krl.lav W.7
Kstlmata baturday LjO
nil day thla week..m.ll
Kaasas City t.rala aad Proylstoaa.
ICANBAB C1TT. Bept. 25. Wlf RAT No
t hard. 11.041.10; No. I red, Il.lfl1.;
fteptemher, 1.0!; lacember, 214c; May,
MftWSc.
CtiUN No. I mixed, No. I white,
mWMo; Keptembar, 64c; December.
biv; May, la.
OATS-No. 8 whlta, 8WBJ7Ho; No. 1
mixed SrS4'4o.
BUTT tilt Creamery, r7o; first, 25o;
eoond. 23c; packing:, lf'o.
KxiO-Hrt, 2c; cond, lfta
I'OUWTRr-Iena, 13o; rooster. 8c;
broiler, lfio.
Rrsporslrd Applea and Dried Vratt
NKW TORK. Sept. 2d.KVA1,ORATEI)
APPI.KS Jiili-t.
1RIKI FRUITS Prune, Inactive; aprl
cota.flnn; peaches, steady.
. j
8sar Market.
NKW TORK, Sept. 25.-rOARFu-turea
advanced on flatht covering- today.
The closing wa steady, 2fi polnta higher.
Hale. .7() ton; Dcoembtr, 2.'o; March,
I. two; May, 2. too; July, So. Holiday in
raw and refined sugar.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featare wt lha Tradtaar and Closing
Price on Board f Trade.
CITICIAQO. Bept. 2. Bearish eatlmate
of the yield In the domoetlo wheat rrnp
belt made wheat prlcea today fall to hold
an early advance. The movement closed
heavy So off to o tip compared with
last night and with LMceuiber at 8-tVi
c and May at 7c Corn lost o to lo
fiet, oata finished a sixteenth down to a
Ike advance and provisions unchanKixl
to lOo higher.
Aooordlng to a wU known expert here,
the winter wheat crop of the United
Wate will amount to 447.UO.OO bushels,
a total that, deapita an abandonment of
3,l&0,uui acre, la only 8,000,uu0 bushels leas
the as estimated a month ago. An
nouncement of the new figures led to a
general rush to sell, as long continued
rains and tha large acreaga abandoned
)iad caused an impression that the total
yield would be seriously diminished, More
over, assertions by the same authority
wera to the effect that although the mill
ing value of the winter crop had been
much Impaired, tha amount actually un
lit for any market uaa was not greatly in
excess of tha usual percentage. The re
sult waa that quotations later showed no
Important rally and Ui close was at
nearly the lowest level of the day.
Wet weather northweet. with a forecast
of more, wa chiefly responsible for bull
ish sentiment which nUed the wheat pit
at tha atart. The movement of tne eprlng
portion that hreatened delays tailed to
have a last Ins Influence on tha market.
especially after tha Issuance of the bear
ish estimates of tha yield In tha winter
Corn weakened under the weight of free
efferlnga from tha country. Besldea, the
aluwiiees of eastern call tended to causa
stocks here to accumulate. Oats were
ateadled by unfavorable weather ooudl
llnni. Trade wa lliellL
Big reduction in wetern stocks of
meat had a bullish Influence on pro-
vLatona It waa said the total railing; off
for the current month In stocka through
out tha west would be m.uiu.uuu pouno.
I '
NEW TORK UENEH.tL MARKET
Oaatatlaa at 1b Day a Vartea
(wm ( lea.
NEW TORK. Hcpt 2S.-FU3UR
Ktfa.iv.
v it EAT Spot, ateady; No. I red and
Vi. x hard. 11 J4U.. c i. f . New York
No. 1 northern, Duluth, II. WV and No.
1 northern. Maultoba. teAtu, c. I. f., Buf
falo. Futurea, irregular; iMplember,
i' HN Spot, quiet; No. X yellow, 42Vc,
j.ionil't hliment.
HATS ciKt. steady; No. 8 white, 40o,
II A T fillet.
HAY-si'ilet; No, 1. 8L2S; No. 2. 81.U;
No. . Il.oo.
HOI'S Meady; state, to common to
city, fvVuJVxc; country, 6lri)Vo; spa-
C HIDfcii Steady! Bogota, taono; Cen
LKATHkR Firm; hemlock firsts, KO
Kc: secoi'ds, Sln.XJo.
PROVISlONb Pork, firm; mess, 115.00
l.U,m.0O. sla rt clears.
, firm: mess, it.(
i WMS W 1-ard. steady
UU'iilie rU W Su a. Tallow, steady
HI TTKlt-Firm; rer..pt. d im tubs
creamery extias. z. j:sc; flrsL. 2iW4
M,vjA-irrtuir; rtsviiM. 1.241 esses
fieeti )catheird, mtri. liui-; extra firxt
iai1-..--.-: first. i;Wc; asteuuda 2'S(irJo.
inir.siy-eiMuiy: rrceipta 1.14 Ixixea
elate whole milk flats, fiWt, apeclala,
Pul'LTRT live, e'ea'y; tem chick
cue. 80c; fowl, 17Wvissvc; turkey.
drrseed. Cm; westem frosnu ro&atlm
ldoan. Iil8; fiMi turkey, luvd, Ui
tusc; froaeu turkey. 17 10.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, Sept. 8B.-METAlJ9-Cop-per.
steady; electrolytic, 118.00, .Iron, un
changed HI gin Batter Market.
KMHN, 111 Sept. 26. BUTTTuR Mar
ket higher; 125 tuba sold at Mo.
Coffee Market.
NKW TORK, Sept 26. While ther
eemed to be little change In the general
.haracter of the news, the .market for
coffee future waa easier today, and after
opening quiet at unchanged prices, vld
off to 6.040 for December and 6i'io for
Way, under small offerings In the ab
sence of support , Part of the business
wa In the shape Af awltchtng from near
to lata month, and Including the ex
change. le were only . haa The
close was 7 to 10 point net lower. Sep
tember. 6.9c; October. 6,Wo: November,
4 0is-; December, 6.OJ0; January, lOlo;
February, 6.11c; March, ,lc: April. 6.21c;
May, 6.y.c; June. .3.1c; July, 6 Sftc; Augiiet.
4.44c. Spot market, quiet; Rio 7. CV:;
Santos 4, o. Cost and freight offers
vere almiit unchanged, but It wan re
porter that orrer for forward shipment
nowru a siianiiy easier tendency, llaln
a reported in all districts of Sao
I'aulo. with teiiioeratures nnln from
57 to S degreea. MUrcla price and the
rate of Rio exchange on London were un-
langeo.
Oil 4 It ol a.
SAVANNAH. Qa.. Sept 26. TITRPEN-
I N K Firm; 8.lo: sale. 78 barrel: re-
elpts. 871 barrel; shipments, 10 barrel;
hick, 10, we narreia.
ItosiN F Inn: sales. 1.583 barrels: re-
relpta, 1.M hurrels; shipments, 6.8u0 bar
rels; sto'k, 67,6,i0 barre a. Quoted: A. B.
.iwij.fjc; t , l. s.wirs too: n. 1 ui.vu-:
F. U, H. 8 6o: 1, .47o; K, 8 boo; M.
55c; N. .0Uc; WO. 6.00c; WAV, 6.2uo.
Dry noads Market.
NEW TORK. Bent 26. Wide sheettnss.
beet and Mllow cases were hlaher. Ail
cotton goods and yarna, higher linen
were fdni; buiiap, nlxher, and knit
good in more active demand.
St. ,loepb I.ly Mtock Market,
BT. JOSFH'H. Mo.. Serrt. 26.-CATTl.W-
Re'el)ts, 25 head; market ataady; steers,
17.001 bo: cow and heifer, HOmuO.uo;
oslves, pttonfOW.
tixjoa Keceipta if" need; market
.OiTi&c higher: top. 8H.16: bulk of aalea
felib.r-l AND UM no iieceipis, i.ow
head; all ah'pped direct; market steady;
lambs, f8.aitj.2D.
015 1: family. flU
iioooltW. Beef,
Si; family,
Wtslkti la e (irala
Temp. Kaln
rltstlong. HUrii. l.w.
A;lin4 74 M .11
lAuburn 76 w .11
Broken Ikiw M H ,
4 '-i L'lnlMis 7:2
4 'llill !Krl .... M M .
1 all hui y ? n .S
Falrmxjiit ,77 ft .1
;.!.! Island.. 7 1 .44
lisxtuatun . TV 48 jm
Belt.
Sky.
Cloudy
Cloudy
tloudy (
tkloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
tToudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
3.t74
4;,vn
22,fA
7.6 S
1M.712
14o.M
KW.7SH
1M
Sam day last week..7Mi
fame da I week ago 32. M
rame osys 2 weeks ko W.4a
Kame days 4 weeks ao 21. 6
Same day last year..84.7i6
Th followlna table snow tie receipt
of Rattle, boss and sheep at tha Omaha
live stock market for the year to dale a
compared with last year:
in. P14 tne
lOattl 78.4 en, 20 141.11
Hog 8,l..nl L77. 8W),Bi
Hheep 2,Ur!.lM6 2.075.0M 14U.1M
The following table abowa th average
priors for hogs at the Omaha live atouk
market for the laat few day with com
parisons;
NEW Y0RKST0CK MARKET
Free Absorption of InTeitment
Sharei Featare of D&y'i
Session.
Date.
Sent
Sept
Sept
hept.
Sept
Seot.
Sept
ept
Sept.
Sept
Kent.
Bept
rlt
Kept.
rWl't.
Bept.
116. 1114 htl" 'IW.'Ull.'ltW 'Ij""
4 SIS
6 74
4 7
6 8fZ
n -
H 6 irt
141 6 K
1H
8 441 J 87
8 62 8 On
8 631 8 OR
8 631 7 7
8 41 f K
7 87
8 801
8 41
T Ml I 4M
I 6 r
8 81 4 87
6 a
I 7 01
6 36 14 81
I AS, 6 k
8 7H
iv 771 an m in,
W 6 64 I 8a 6 01 6 W
11 8 43 T M 6 17
20 44714 8 06 6 83
2.' 6 l 8 40 8
21 4 r M 6 20 8 I 4S
24 7 US 8 8 lJ 6 41
I 8 20' 8 07 6 4
I 841
4 81
6 81
6 71
4 64
6 81
I Oil
131
f 61
7 M
s r
16 7 W
6 74 7 66
6 88 I 04
'".It
8 6!
6 78 6 17
6 fj 8 43) 8 10
61 12
8 44 8 1I
4 481 8 1
lloic.
... Id,'
.. til
Hundsy.
Itwiuts and disposition of live stock
t the Cnlon Stock yarda Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending 8 p. in.,
yeaterday:
RECEIPTS CARLOADS.
CtU.UoB-a.Sheep.a'rs'a
a. M. A St P 8
Missouri Pad f 10 1
Union Pa 11 lo 11
C. at N.-W., east 1
C. N.-W.. west.. M 18
C, Ht. P., M. O.. .. 8
C. B. t Q esst 1
C, B. & Q., west.. S b
C R. I. aV P.. eaat. .. 6
Chicago Ot West.. .. 8
Total receipts... 6 M
1MSPOHITION-HEAD.
Swift and Company
Cudahy Packing company
Armour & Co
Total 2.2K
CATTLK Only five cars of cattle ware
reported In today, which was not enough
to make a marset tha feadng being nom
inally steady. For the week receipts toot
up ,loti head, tha largeat of any ween
since October, ltfil. and only 8.444 head
smaller Irian for tha week ending Septem
ber 17. una, which witnessed the largest
week a receipts on record at this point,
nsmeiy 48,a64 head.
Under the Influence of liberal receipts
and heavy decllnea at other polnta espe
cially Chicago, the market here on some
kinds of cattle, at least, ha ahowa con-
sldsrabie decline during the week.
cornied ateera, owing to tnelr scarcity,
have not shown so much change, but
good to choice grass beeves ar as much
aa l&4t2oo lower and from that down Ui
a much as i0u lower on the medium to
common kind. Cow and heifers are gen
erally wu40u lower and on some kind
as much aa 60s lower. Tha break on cow
and heifer ha been aided by tha liberal
aupply of low priced steer at southern
markets, wincn take tna place or cow
beef. Thin Blocker and feeder steers
going into Chicago can be sold only for
killers on account of tha quarantine and
they, too, take tha plao ot oow beef,
helping to depress the market on cows
and heifer.
Feeder hav baan In large supply at all
Polnta and even the heat of them are
1C4J2&0 lower, with medium kind ii&voc
lower. Thla means that stookers and feed
era ar eillng right around the low point
of the season and tlll the country de
mand la non too brisk, aa buyera In
variably hold oft until-they are pretty
positive as to the outcome of tha oorn
crop. Stock cows and heifers have been
In very good demand and only moderate
supply all week, so that they have shown
vary mucn lea decline Man steers.
Quotations on cattle: Oood to choir
fed yearlings, IV.OliuD.at: fair to good fed
yearlings. &0Z.00; common to fair fed
yearling. t.50M.60; good to choice heavy
beeves, 19 0iw.' 85; fair to gooJ corn fed
beeves, fs.Swsft.OO; common to fair corn
fed beeves, W.7WJS.S0; ":1ml graaa beeves,
t. OOfci. 40; good to choice grass beeves,
17, &. 00: fair to good graaa beeves, .7u
JiT.44); common to fair graaa beeves, 8.VKMH
.75; arood to choice graaa helfera 6i.2(xi
6 Mi good lo choice jrrss cows, 8n.754.u;
fi'lr to good cow t6.GOe.76; oommon to
fair cows, Squ$.00; prime feeding
sieers. 87.7f.flf8.40; good to choice feeders,
17.2(7.76: fair to good feeder. S6.60&7.2&:
common to fair feeder t:.lAXtl.M; good to
cholc stookers. J7 7606 36; fair to good
Blockers, Vtot1.; common to fair
storkera, S6.60t6.76; stock heifers, 5.704y
tw biock cows, fo.tm'ao. ji; stork c Hives.
i vs calve
stags, etc.. 8o.i0i36.50.
H(XA-Receipts, while lighter than on
moat recent Haturday'a, wera the largeat
or tne wees, rirty-ihree cars, or about
BIO HALF DAY'S SITTIN0
NTTW TORK, H'pt 28. Free absorption
of Investment snare, chie.ly the null
class railways on the largest scale wit
nessed In many weeks, was the distin
guishing feature of today's two-hour ses
sion, in which transactions approximated
M'.opo shares or on the basla of l.OOD.'no
shsrea for a full day. Gain In the rail
way wire of a substantial character.
Pennsylvania, the most active atocrf of
It oiKS. advancing ii lolnts to 114, while
Canadian Pacific, the Harrimans, New
York central and Baltimore Ohio gained
I to 8 points.
Inquiry for the railway seemed to de
rive It chief impulse from banking quar
ters, but commission house with western
connection also reported an Increased de
mand from speculative quarters recently
conspicuous In th sensational movement
of the specialties. The latter wera not
entirely neglected, Baldwin Locomotive
gaining 2 s, to the new high price of 90,
while Lackawanna Steel up 10 to 78 and
Texaa company up 8 to lr.'4, also sur
passed all previous quotations
Bethlehem Steel and a few other war
shares made s.lnht Improvement on small
dealings, but Bethlehem Steel preferred
dic.lned 18 to 170 and Borne of tha lea
prominent Industrial fell away mod
"",lpjr Un.ted Statea Steel wa less
active than usual, but showed underlying
strength. Most of the motor lsues
showed the continued effects of realising
sales, but General Motors retained vlr-
i?."rKal,w0f ll Pln, trance to 846.
The bank statement fumlahed a genuine
surprla In that tha estimated la 4e cash
fA ,rli b Vn ctual lo "t almost
M?J,mtTm d-"-""- br over 122,-
tT I",?Pn th 'XCM8 reserved
rrom Inst week s utinr..n,.j
i.anal Tof K7.0VW wl. .ccJpt'ed'V. an
indication of tha weckV.cUv" sock""
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General Gordon's
Needs Larger House
On Account of an
Increase in Family
(Correspondence of the Associated Press.)
BERLIN. Bept. .-The splendid coun
try residence for the crown prince on.
tha Jungfernses, a broad arm of th
Karat at Potsdam, has now been com
pleted In the rourh and will b en
been received, fcelng 12,000 smaller than occupancy by next snrln. Th .r.in
a week ago. Just about half aa large aa i VT,? J?, Tne ",cUon
two weeks ago. and 4.5u amaller than or tfi Palac was rendered necessary, it
a year ago. This is tha smalleat week's Is explained, by reason of tha Increase
run since August, 114 and with that to tha Prlnoes family Tho ...
exception tha lighieat or several yeara. " Imr- Tha emperor
Packer started out buying a few hog , anpplled the money tfr building It And
at prices that were strong to. In many I It will remain the property of the crown,
SViu0 th crown
ann long 00 10 re ms cioaa old weaJtenea '
until It wa a question if they wera ateady
with yesterday. Tha market dragged
along until through tha better part of
the forenoon, but in the end most ot tha
heavy hogs, whloh made up tha big part
of tha stuff left for the wind-up, sold at
prlcea that were steady with yeaterday,
or very close to It At a lata hour, how
ever, there wara still some four or five
load In first hand, and In Bum cases
Prediction of War t0 T "
(Correspondence of Tha Associated Press.) No.
LONTKIN, Sept. 20. General Gordon of J,'
Chinese fame, who met a tra&to death
In tha Sudan, foretold tl. present war ,,.
with Germany with some degree of ac-
curacy In a letter written to a friend 10!
thirty-three years ago. Arguing for unl-
vvrsai military swrriwa lu urosb xsriiain, 41.
b wrote: !?
'6o far as England Is concerned. It:
need not, for th next quarter of a cen
tury, be under any apprehenalon of aert-
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111 ttf-Arrival were only two oars,
or 6UU bead, and aa thMV wom mit.l,iJ
oui dlfflcultle arising with any ot it direct to a packer, ther was nothing on
(European neighbors, but in 1910 or , " JLtV! lmJnh' olJ largely at 48-35 up
, . , , . ., . 1 until r nunr, aiirn unusually ani weea-
thereabouts there will have arisen aend supplies allowed valuei to advance
naval power which may prove mightier l'H5o. tn Wednesday a few loads set
than It. and shou.d It (Germany) gain '..Jfferin.thdafardre'ri n?,
th supremacy, England will becom ex-l quotable strength in the general trade.
tlnct both aa a sea and land power, and ? WMk. cl10,d. . 1rL-" ,to eho.ee
.11 i,. a , . , , ., . lamba quotable at lfi.n.0, a loni lie ad-
all It dependenclea. Including India, will 1 vanoa over last Triday a piloesT With
fall Into Germany's clutches. You may Ith exception of yesterday, leas than
Uva to e this. I .hall not but wn.n I '.."l' S.Vin.Tl. -r kiUei.
. wiino iviu i uiu wore ftarge, re-
cripia or lai lamu were lar rrom tturden-
ome, ana in ract that tope out of sev
eral feeder trlna were bought by pack
er towards th laat end of the week
would Indicate that fat lamb arrivals
aren't any too broad to suit them. More
modeine supplies ar expected In the
near future,
quotations on sheep and lamba. Lamba
good to Thole,. IK 2fv.iR.40; lambs, fslr to
good. ll.lF.4ie.26: Units, feeders, 7.76-
o.j, yi iiiiso. is,r vt noice, oo.ivi.ou;
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f-iiita, i.,,-,, 01. w; weirieis,
air to choice. 8i.ou.ou; ewes, good to
choice, 6 N3i.W. ewes, fslr to giaVl 14 iW
til.ou; ewes, feeder. HtU.
tha Urn 00 me, remember my worda"
1 1 1
Koenigstein is
FoundNot Guilty
MADISON. Neb,. Bept 26. (Special Tel
egram.) The Jury In the case of Arthur
Koenigstein, former county attorney and
lata opponent of lan V. Stephen for
eongreu, brought In a verdict of acquit
tal. KoeulgaUln wa Indicted by th
grand Jury charged with reoetvlng bribes
from resort keeper at Norfolk whll
oounty attorney. On account of tha prom
inence of tha defendant and tha nature
of the chargea tha trial attracted atten
tion. H. B. Flaherty, in closing the argu
ment for the defense flayed tha author
ities of Madison county, not sparing th
district court a ho are charged with the
enforcement of th law. and particularly
th cltlsenshlp of Norfolk, for having
not only tolerated, but protected for a
quarter of a entarr tafaonou rawisl.
Th palace is really a group of build
ing cantering upon not lea than five
courts and covering about 12.000 square
yards. There ar apartment for tha
crown prlnc himself, then for th crown
princess and children; others for tha of
ficial of his tourt and still other for
th servants. Not less than four ap
proach for vehicle will be made on
for members of tha royal family, which
lead Into tha court of honor, a second
for guests and the court officials, a third
for the children of tha royal couple, and
a fourth for trades people and servants,
The bulldlm,' will be surrounded by spa
cious grounds, partly terraced. There
will ba two ao-oalled rose gardens, and
these, as well as th rest of th astab-
lUhment, will give beautiful view over
tha Havel lakea Tha buildings are
rather low and of almpia outlines, with
high roofs covered with red tllea. Tha
palace will be just a good modern house,
with an abundance of room and with
modern comforts, which are rather
scarce In the older palaces of Germany.
Ther will be, for example, not leas than
twenty bath rooms.
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CHICAGO LITE STOCK MARKET
Cat t la Iteadr Her Weak 8hees
tteady.
CHTCAOO, Bept. SS.-CATTT.K-ltteady.
recrlin. Its) head; native beef steers.
8S.W.KU0 40; western steers. Hto-lMvi; row
and heifers, calves, (,.u.ou.
IflKiS Weak ; receipts, 5 (a.a) head aorly
adance of tw 100 lost: bulk of sv.e. ,; m
; Usht. tr.sotxl.40: mixed. 8ai-
besvv. 4.04ja2; rough, 6S.S1SI6 ; mUi!
4A7o'iri.26 r
blACk-Steady; receipts, 6o head;
4-W. ti 4wa. 6i.it 3 j,; Unib.
China Put Out by
Visit of Islanders
(Correspondence of Tha Associated Presa)
PFUCINQ. Bept 80. Chinese newspapers
are commenting very generally on the
visit to Toklo of twenty chieftain from
in csoum raoiuo islands taken over
by Japan during the present war. Japan's
declaration that It ha no Intention of
annexing - thfe Island I not believed
by Chinese publicists. In speaking of
th twenty chieftain from the south
Paclflo archipelago, whom Japan U enter
taining, tha Peking Gaaett says:
"This acor of simple minded tslandara
will b personally conducted and , ef
ficiently feasted and It would certainly
not b In th least surprising If th re
sult of all this wera a demonstration of
"sincerity, frankness and friendship on
the part of these South Sea Crusoe nd
Fridays, expressed In the shape of a
petition begging- the mikado to b gra.
uly pleased to make their oorn! Isle
part of hi empire."
Baa "Vraart Ad Produo IleaaJta
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Don't YOU
.Be
erefiy a
WisSier
How often you meet him
-the "Wisher!" He wishes
for this, he wishes for that,
or he wishes for some other
thing; and he usually gets
nothing! Because wishing
will get no one anywhere.
So it is that the "Wisher" is
always and forevermore a
"Wisher!" You know him
and his class---"0h, I wish I
had a decent place to live,"
or "I wish I had a home," or
"I wish I could get a farm."
Well, the only way hell ever
get it is by going after it
And we say to YOU now-,
that if you want a house,
lot, farm, or ANYTHING,
don't be a "Wisher," but go
and get it-go after it! Profit
by the experience of the
"Wisher" who never gets
anywhere or accomplishes
anything. If YOU want a
home go get it.
And, listen, the easiest, safest
and best way to proceed is to
turn RIGHT NOW to the Real
Estate columns of THE BEE
and scan the offerings. There
you will find many opportunities
awaiting you.
The Omaha Eee
StoaoSBbJS1lSlo4
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