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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1916
UVE SOT MARKET
Cattle Receipts Heavy, Trade
Slow to Lower Lambs De
' cline More or Lets.
HOGS UNEVENLY LOWES
. Omaha. September 36, 1816. ,
Receipt were: Cattle. Hot. Sheep.
Official Monday ......18.668 9,104 41.101
Estimate Tuf.d.r ....11,600 1.800 4,000
Two dars this sreek.. 28,668
Seme daya laet week. .3A.610
Heme S.weeka aso 2ft, 1 20
Kama I weeki ato 4,281
Same 4 weeka ago 91,6142
Same daya laet year. .21,216
1.164
8.716
13,688
m
10.823
7.115
6.608
If, Ml
7.421
tO.JDJ
64.72!
71, 2)4
Reeelpts and dlspnsltlon of live etor.k at
the .Union Stork Tarda, Omaha, for twenty
tour houra ending; at S n. m. yeaterday:
BBCEIPT8 CARS.
. Cattle.Mofs.Sheep.H'r's.
C. r, 4 8t. P........ J . 1 t
aneen l
Missouri Pacific 8
lJlilon Pacific CO
A N. V east 6
l N. W.'. il 126
('., St. P. II'. O.... 4
C. H. 4 east t
II
3
14
106
3
1
1
1
16
n. w., weet ill
L P.. east..
('., R. 1. ft P.. weat..
Illlnole Cenlral
Clcafo Great Weat.
Total rerelpta
DISPOSITION HEAD.
, u - - - Cattle. Hoga. Sheep.
Morrla Ce 1,013 744 2,116
Swift i Company.... 1.044 618 2.627
t'odahy Packing Co.. 1.634 1.223 2,.1
Armour Co '.. 1,624 1,014 4,662
Srhwarti 4 Co 16ft ....
J. W. Murphy 1,221
Lincoln Packing Co.' If .... ....
So. Omaha Pack. Co. .... . . . .
Korr Packing Co.... M ....
Swift, from country...-,,., .... 213
IV. B Vamant Co... 176 .... ....
Benton, Vsnsant A L. 847 .... ....
F. B. I.ewla. 321 .... ....
J. B. Root A Co..'... 306 ....
J. It. Bulla 131 .... ....
I.. F. Hint 146 w
Roaenatock Bros..., 864 '.. .
r. 0. Kellogg 668 .... ....
Werthelmer Degen 466
H. T Hamilton 66 ....
Sullivan Broa 168 .... ....
Rothachlld Kreba. . 0
Mo. a Kan. Calf Co.. 13. ....
Chrlitle ............ 106 .... ....
Wiggins 10 .... ....
Huffman ... 14 .... , ....
Meyera ' 4 .'
Qlaiaberg . I . .... ' ....
Baker , II , .... ....
Banner Bros II .... ....
John Harvey , 478 .r.. ....
Uennla A Francis.... 161 . - ... ....
Kline 16 .... ....
Jensen at Lttngren... ' 148 .... ....
O'Pay 17 ....
Other buyers........ 1,731 .... 17,171
Totals........... .ll.m . 1,414 40.107
Cattle Reeelptt war large" again today,
maktng the toul for the two days 88,663
head, 1,000 smaller than for the aame daya
last week, but aver 8.000 larger than for
the corresponding period a, year ago. Other
market polnta were heavily loaded and there
was a downward tendency all along the llns.
- Prices hers ranged anywhere from steady
to quite a Httleslower on klnda that Were
not especlslly sought after. Trude was ilow
In getting started en aocount of the large
number of oattle, and It waa late In the day
. before anything like a olearanee waa made.
Quotations on cattle; Uood to chotos
beeves, 110.006016.60; fair to good beevea.
Il.l60io.ol; common to falr beevea, 86.76
6.00; good to cholee grass beeves, 17.600
10; fair to good graas besves, 17.00617. 60;
common- to fair grass beevea, 86,0097.00;
good to choice heifers, $6.76697.26; good to
. choice cows, I6.407.00i fair to good cows,
v '66 6606.60; common to fair cows, 64.800
.6.66; good to choloa feeders, I7.20O8.26:
- fair to good feeders, $6.6007.20; common
to fair feeders. S6.00O6.ft0; good to choice
, stocksrs, $7.1007.(0: stock heifers, 86.76$)
L . 7.00; stock mwb, $8.60 0 6 00; stock calvea.
I'.OOOl.tO! veal calvei, $3.00011.00: beef
. bulls, stags, mo 16.00 0 7.00; bologna bulls,
! I6.l50ft.lft. - "
f Aeprsssntatlvs saleal '
WESTERNS. ' , '
. O. H. Jack Nabrsska.
Xo. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
16 calves. 142 $6 00 15 cws-hfs. 084 $6 8ft
C. A. Lee at Bone Nebraska.
61 feeders. $87 $ 40 6 feeders. 187
P. J. Strucktnan Nebraska. -14
calvea. 841 7 36 Istke-hfe. 141
- August Buake Nebraska.
16 feeders. 163 6 80 6 cows... 86$
O. -W. Stutevass Nebraaka.
1 I steers. , $40 1 60 lsteers.,711
C, Rebede.ua-Wyomlng.
1$ calves. 117 100 16 steers.. 700
$ 40
$ 00
4 $6
I 10
7
D. B. Campbell Wyoming,
it steers.. 101 I 86
Little Power Lira Stock Co. Wyo.
II steers.. 1080 6 16
S. B. Williams Wyoming.
21 steers. .1021 I 10 $8 steers. .1161
Swanaon O. Minnesota.
62 heifers, $7$ 13ft lcowa...$lf
-, 1 1. Kline Wyoming.
4SOOWS...106I $$0 II steers.. 16$
s . T. Kellr Nebraaka.
. 10 steers.. 615 I 26
George JlcOlnley Nebraaka.
, 42 Stsara..l068 $ 00 - 1$ steers. .108$
CD. Carey Wyomlnf.
II cowa.. .1141 4 60 llcowe... 116
F) O. S. Hesse Wyoming.
. 16 steers, .1047 1 10 11 steers. .1011
H. Farthing Wyoming.
1$ feederalltt I 00 10 feeders. 1331
Ed Burnett Wyoming.
18ateere..l07 7 00 80ateera..l$51
NEBRASKA,
16 feeders. 100 16 li feeders. T3$
13 steers. .HOT I 70 , I ateera. .1804
41 ateers. ,1066 4$ 1$ calvea. 115
6 steers.. 170 6 10 ' $$ atesrs. .10$ 7
21 steers.. 1141 1 06
. . . SOUTH DAKOTA.
4 steers., 1017 I $5 Shelters, tie
WTOMINO.
IS steers, .1164 1 $0 42steers., $31
.41 steers.. 161 7 35 17 steers. ,1161
II
f
$ tl
7
6 $
7 1$
I $$
I 00
7 80
8,10
I It
1 00
7 36
I 16
7 15
7 40
es steers.. 4144 s TO
Bogs The market waa from he verv e,it.
sat another of the Irregular affalra that
have coma to, be regarded aa an every day
occurrence. Shlppera bought mora hoga
than they have any one day In mora than
a weak, but while their orders were heavy
Indifference en the port of local packera
,,anU hesjty reoalpta and weak markets slss-
where enabled them to get their hogs steady
vw jvu tower.
Ktllar buyara ware i.i.
'. ferent, and aa they didn't seem to care much
wneiner or not tney got many hoga they
auoceeaea in making their purchaaea at
generally lower flguim Hera, too. the trade
w aa vary uneven, aoma aalea not being called
more than $0 lower, while othera were
; thought 10 be as much aa 10016c lower
Packers, said that thsy did not consider
et puraoaees mucn oursrent from the av.
, erage market, but moat of the aalesmen
. who had hogs on ths closs quotod them aa
IOOI60 lower, and the few loads that were
. stilt Lb first hands at noon were wanted
that way..
At any' rata It waa a mighty unsatis
, factory market from the ssllsre' standpoint.
Whlls a few ehlpper salea were ateady, bulk
Vf the ctferlnga were $016o below yesler
, . day. and the general market waa not far
from lo lower.- Bulk of olfferlngs Isnded
st I10.0OO10.30. a narrower apread of $10.10
$rl36 catching the big end of the aalea
Quite a few scattering bunchea sold below
$10.00. whlls there waa a sprinkling of ths
better hogs to both shippers and packera
n. tip aa high aa $10.7$. .
ilepreeontatlve aaleal
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av.
Sh. Pr.
100 $$ $0
40 10 06
130 10 It
200 II It
80 10 35
80 10 46
... 16 60
60 10 II
- . I
14. .407 40 $ 60 43. .11$
7..J28
80 10 00
35. .215
2..263
40. .211
01, .263
66. .210 -
;..3t
70..JI0
IS.. 105
20 10 10
240 10 20
1)0 10 30
16 10 40
... 10 60
... 10 7$
46.. 304
61.. 131
71. .316
,66. .804
63.. 302
73. .366
PIQ8.
.. $ 6$
nneep The market was a draggy propo
sition from any angle. Packera thought
they saw a golden opportunity to get prlcea
down In the big runa of the last two daya
while fairly encouraging reporta from other
points msde sellers slow to accept leas thsn
yesterday's figures, and the result waa that
uut of the forenoon passed wllh no Im
portant sales made. Oood -feeder lamba
were comparatively scree and buyers
picked up aoma of the better atiings dur
ing ths early part of the forenoon at prices
that were eteady to not over a dime lower
but outside these few transaction, the mar.
market for feedera was aa atlcky aa for
.I'."'" Wtr well along In the forenoon
before much fat stuff sold, but aa waa the
esse yeaterdey packsrs were unable to get
anythlngllk. ths ccnceMlons they wan"
and when offerings began to move It waa
at figures that were no mora than a dime
.fi "4 ,tt ora "ere ateady.
Uuellly waa about Ilka yesterday, being
only decent, with no choice lambs on offer
2,.f.t.h.,1"lrl", b"", ' $1015
010.86, the letter price being the top. Fat
sheep were none too plentiful and peckers
oalleD their purchaaea ateady, As high aa
17.10 waa paid for ewea mora than ones.
Noon saw a pretty fair clearance at the fat
lambs. '
Quotations on sheep and lama.- Lamba.
good to choice, $10.160 10.15; lamba fair to
good, $10.00010.11,- lamba, feeders,' $s.60O
10.16; yearllnga. good la choice, $7,760
6.R0: yearllnga, fair to good, 17.6007. 7:
yearllnca, feeders, 6.608.00; wethera, fair
to choice. 66.6007.76; ewei, aood to choice.
$6.6097.10; ewea, fair to food, 8.26t6.80;
ewea, plain to culle, I4.OO06.76: ewea feed
In., Ift.60fj6.ft0; ewea, breeder!, all' aces,
I6.:6e 00.
RepreaentaUv. aalea:
No. Av. Pr. '
868 Idaho lamba 70 ia 8ft
720 Wyoming Iambi 66 10 30
431 Idaho feedlnv lamba.,,...,. ft 6 80
201 Wyoming feeding lamba..., 67 10 10
316 Wyoming ewes , 108 7 1ft
247 Wyoming breeding ewei 06 T 00
203 Idaho feeding ewei..' 106 6 06
130 Wyoming feeding ewei .... 84 6 2ft
241 Wyoming feeding lamba (6 10 is
CHICAGO MVS STOCK MARKET.,,
Cattle
Market Slow, Hogs
Weak. Sheep
Weak.
l nicago, Sept. 26 Caltle Receipts, 1.000
head; market slow; native beef cattle, $6.40
OI1.20; western eteers, $6.008.26; Blockers
and feedera, 14. 6007.60: cows and heifers.
$3.40 01.16; calves, $8.60013.00
"" Receipts, 11,000 heed: market
10 awe under yeeterday'a aver
"; oulk of aalea. $10.26010.86; light, $0 10
"" miaea. ee.lilv 11.10; heavy, 81.860
11.05; rough. $8.86010.10; high. $10.10.
nneep and Lambs Recelpto, 23.OO0 head;
ti .ft . ' w"lnBr" tD.Moi.OD; .seal,
t-ovwi.vv; jamna, se. 764910.80.
SI. Louis LlVS StAek Meeke,
. ."la. Sept. 3 Cattle Receipts,
b.u neaa marker eteorfv .iu&
steers. $7.60011.00; yearling steers arid heir
ere, 60O10.60: cows, $5.6007.60; stockers
. V prime southern
steere, I8.10O8.00; cows snd heifers. 34.600
7.60; prime yesrllng steers snd helfsrs, $7.60
01. 00; native calvea, I6.00OH-76
Hoga Receipts, 12,600 head; market
aaa, f JT el0.66O11.0; fisi. $8,000
'. injirners, SIU.SOO 1 1.1 V;
fo leejuVo DU' ' '
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, f,600 head;
market atesdy; lambs, $7.00010.60; slaugh
ewes, $6.(1007.26; bleating ewea, $8,600
w.ww, :s,l III1SJII, fn.VUV'sr.UII,
City Live Slack Market.
..'IIJ"'!" Cliy' Cattle Receipts,
31,000 head; prime fed eteers, $9.60010.76;
uresaea oser sleers, $7.2606.26; western
.. v m; cows, 11.607.00; heifers,
16.0008. 60; stocksrs and feeders, 86.0007.80;
bulls, $6.0006.26; calves, $6.000 11.00.
nogs ttocelpts, 18,000 head; market
1.. .V-" . PI "lee, 41O.1O0 10.60; heavy,
I10.00O10.66; psckers and butchers, $10,000
10.76; light. $8.86010.66; pigs. $8.00 01.60.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 18,000 head;
market lower: lamba. $8.784rlO.S0; veerlln.
$7.(008.60; wethera, $7.0007.76; awea, $6.60
St, Joeph Live Stack Market, '
St. Joeeph, Mo., Sept. 16. Cattle Re,
eelpts, 8 700 hesd: market alow and lower
steers, $0.00010.25; cows snd helfora, $4.00
tj (A, .. . I . . . AAA,, '
Hogs Receipts, 7,600 head: market 100
lOo lower; top, $10.60; hulk of aalea, $10.10
OI0.40. '
Sheep and Lamba Receipts, 1,000 head;
market ateady; lambs, 110.100 10.40.
New York Money Market.
New York. Sept 16. Mercantile Paper
t per cent.
Sterling Exchange 40-day bills, $4.71(6;
demand, $4:76 11-16; rabies, $4.76 7-16.
Silver Bar, 6614c; Meilcan dollars, 62$ie.
Bonds Government steady; railroad
strong.
Time Loane Steady; 60 daya, 803tt per
cent; $0 days $03$ psr cent; sis months,
3H03M per cent.
Cell Money Steady; high, 14. per cent;
low, I per cent; ruling rate, 2 per cent;
last loan. Its per cent: closlna hid nrfnr.H
at $la per cent.
u. B. r. IB, rsg. ft X. C. So. ref. 6s.. 00
do COUDon 66 T. AM n .- mitt
U. S. Ss, reg...l00(4M K. T. 1 4s 74
"do ooUnon ...100UM p. ,m . 1.1 il
U. S. 4s, reg... 1 06 Va Mont. Powers Bs'. 11 u
ldO COUDOn ..'.110 N. Y C. d.h ll.U
Am. Smelt. 6S..114HN. T. City 4(4s.:i0l5
Am. Tel. A Tel. N. Jr. N. H. IB.,
4US 111U ev B. Ii.u
Anglo-French 6a, 66HN0. Pacific 4s.!! $2Vi
Atch. gen. 4s.... I5V6 do 8a thti
A O. 4s OOltOre. M T. rat Am u
Beth. St. ref. Bs.lOOU Pao. TAT R. imu
Cent. Pac. 1st... SStiPenn. con. 4Via.!l06U
C, B. Q. jt. 4s $8 fResdlng gen. 4s. 16
,. d., . - -o. 1.. ex nan. a . L
cv. 6s 106 ref ' ek -
C, R. I. t P. Ry. So. Pac. cv. 6s.. loss
.ref. 4e 7! do ref. 4s HOI,
C. 8. ref, 4s. 83t68o. Rsllway 6s., loo
1. n. u. o.- 4s. 7Hunlon Pacific 4s. 87
Kris gen. 4s 71'4 do cv. 4r......'siu
Uen. Eleo. 6s....l06VtU. B. Rubber 6S.102U
OL No. 1st 414s. 884611. S. Steel 5s. ...106 .
I. C. ref. 4s 8 West. Union 4tts S6
Int M. M. 44a. .108 W. Eleo. cv. ti.126
D. of C.t 1831... 100
Omaha Hay Market. ,
Prairie Choice upland. Il0.00$f il.oo, must
be extra oholco to bring 111. 00; No. 1,
I9.B0910.00, No. I, 97,0009,00; No. t, fB.OO
$f.00; choice midland 9.60$iio.OO; No, 1,
9. 0099.60; No. I, 7.00t$9.00; No. 3, fct)0
TOO; choice lowland, 17.6008.60; No 1,
lfl.60OT.S0; No, 3, 9S.60O6.60; No. 9, 14.00
6.00. ...
Straw None on ths market.. Choloa
wheat Is quotable at 98.0006,60; eholce oat
or rye 9S.OOOS-60.
AlfalfaChoice, 913.60014.60; No. 1
912.60O13.S0; standard, 911.00912.00: No.
2, 910,009.1.00; No. 8, 98.00910.00.
' " ' kadis City (leneral Market
Kansas City, Mo., Sept. Cash: Wheat
Unchanged to lo lower;1 No. t hard, 91.64
01.44; No. I red, 916401.82; December,
91.6001-60. May, 91.6091.60.
Corn Unchanged; oN. 1 mixed, 34 086c;
No. I, I3084c; No. 3 white, 89S6c;
No, t yellow, 8698o. December. 710
73c j May, 76 . -
Oats Steady; No, t White, 470Bc, No.
t mixed, 460?e. - S
' Metal Market.
New York. Sept. 2S. Metsls Lead quoted
at S6.90O7.10. Spelter, quiet; spot East St.
IjOuIi delivery. So asked. Copper, firm; elec
tro tic, 937.00O38.60. Iron, steady and un
changed. Tint steady; spot, 938.60038-00.
At London: Copper, spot, 116; futures,
fill; electrolytic I13(. Tin, spot, il73; fu
tures, 172 10s. Lead, C31 10s, Spelter, US.
Sugar Market,
New York, Sept, 20. Sugar; Raw, steady;
centrifugal, S.02c;, molassea, 6.12c, Refined,
steady: ftna granulated, S.769?.00c, Sugar
futures at Boon were 401S points higher.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Weakness in Wheat Futures
Makes Cash Market Very
Dull Traders Holding.
CORN RECEIPTS ARE LIGHT-
Omaha, September 2, UK.
The caah wheat market waa very doll en
account of the weakness In futures, and
traders held their (rain over for better
prices. The buy are also, were not Inclined
to take the ssmplrs at the prevailing prices
ana, as a result, the sales were very light.
The mark it was quoted la to 2r lower,
ths bulk of the No. I wriest clilng at
fl.64H. and the No. S at fl.hi. '
The No. t hard wheat a61d a little more
readily than thn No. 3, and prices for thin
grade ranted from f 1.6ft to fl.f J, the bulk
selling arouna si. 61 and il..2Vfc.
The No. 4 hard brought 1147 and $1.50.
and the sample grade sold as low as $L2Z,
while the best price was It. 41.
The corn market was also very quiet and
ruled from unchanged to higher. Thern
were no sales of white corn reported, and
ths better grades of mixed and yellow corn
sold well up around 71c,
There was a fair demsnd for this cereal,
but the receipts were very light and only a
lew cars or mis cereal were sold.
There was a good demand for oats at
prices ranging from unrhanged to le tower.
Ths bulk of the samples, however, sold at
lower prices, and only an occasions i sale
was made at yesterday's prices.
There was not much rye or barley on the
tables, and the trade In the cereal was
comparatively fjutet. Rye sold from steady
to 1c lower and the barley from unchanged
to le llgher, .
Clearances were: Wheat and flour equal
to 1,076,000 bushels; eoiu,-4,000 bushels, and
oats, 630,000 bushels.
Liverpool closed with wheat 2d lower to
Id higher, and corn HOlttd higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,691,000 bu.,
and shipments of 002,000 bu., agatnat re
ceipts ' of S, 043.000 bu. and shipments of
1,962,000 bu. last year. '
Primary corn receipts were 170,000 bu..
and , shipments of 224,000 bu., against re
ceipts of 1,098,000 bu. and shipments of
437,000 bu. last year.
Primary oats receipts were 1.201,000 bu .
and shipments of 670.000 bu., against re
ceipts of 1,111,000 bu., and shipments of
141,000 bu. last year.
CAR LOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat.
Corn. Oats
601 387
"it ' 87
20 . 69
S 82
Chicago ,.201
Minneapolis 421
Duluth 310
Omaha 74
Kansas City 102
t. Louis S&
Winnipeg 710
These sales were reported today:
Wheat No. 1 hard winter: 1 car. I1.64U.
No. 3 hard winter: 7 1-6 cars, 81.54:3-5
car, ti. odi$j. no. s nara winter: 4 cars,
9166; 1 car, 9163; 4 cars, 11.614; 1 car,
91.62; 8 cars, 91-61; S cars, 11.61; I cars,
91.60; 2-6 car, 11,47. No. 4 hard winter: 1
car, 61.60; 2 carl, 91-47. Sample hard win
ter: 1 car, 91.48; 1 car, 91.40; 1 car, 91-40;
1 car, 31.37: 1 car. 81.334. No. 1 enrtr.- i
car, 91-69. No. 8 spring: 1 car, 91.60. No. 2
durum: 1 car, 91.60. No 3 mixed: 3-6 car.
91.62, No. 4 mlxd: S ears, 91-60; 1 car, 91.49;
i car, 91-36.
Rye No. 2: 1 8-S cars. 31.18U. No. It l
car, 31.17. Sample: 2 cars, . IMS.
Barley No. 1 : 1 car. 1 1 07 Nsi l?
1 car, 88ft,
Corn No, S yellow: S tiara. 71c: 1 car.
THS.C No. S mixed: 1 car, 79c; 3-E car,
T8 No. S mixed: 1 car (High color),
tflc. No. -6 mixed:' 1 car. 77c: 3-6 -oar.
T6. Sample mixed: 1 car, 67c.
Oats No. 3 white: 1 car. 4fie. Standard:
T 3-6 cars. 46c, No. I white: 1 car 44o;
93-cars, 44o. No. 4 white: 1 car. 44 c:
S oars, 44c. Sample white; 1 car, 44 o;
1 car, 44c. 1
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat No. i hard.
91 6391-67: No. 9 hard, 31.4991.67; No. 4
hard, 91.6491.60: No. 2 sorina. 81.6191.68:
No. 2 spring, 11. 48. 66; No. 2 durumf 91-66
9167; no. 8 durum, SI. 6691. 56 Corn: No
wnite, ii w sac: no. s white. 8iueg2o:
No. V white, I1981c; No. 6 white. 80981c;
no. i wnite, tsvivhc; No. 3 yellow, 799
79c; No, 3 yellow, 78 79c; No. 4 yellow.
iom to ytv; iiv. enow, i w"; no. V
yellow, 70 77o; No, 2 mixed. 78979c;
No 3 mixed, 7I979, No. 4 mixed, 779
78c; No. S mixed, 77977c; No. S mixed,
"i o. uais; no, 1 wnite, 44 946c;
standard, 44 94So; No. I white, 440
44 c; No. 4 white, 44944 c. Barley: Malt
ing, I6CO91.07; No. 1 feed. 80 9 90c. Rye:
No. I, 91.1701.18; No, a, 91.1691.17.
Omaha Future Market.
The wheat market onsned eUvhtlv Iap.
but advanced sharply on the strength
Dunisn wHinir reports rrom Argentina, This
advance was only temporary, the market
declining to 91.41 on the September, and
91-61 on the December. The trade In
wheat was not very heavy and was con
fined largely to the local element, there be
ing very few outside orders given.
The weather conditions on corn are re
garded as bearish and the market opened
o me what lower. The market recovered a
trifle with ths upturn In wheat and sold up
around yesterday' closing prices
The oats markst wan very quiet and the
bulk of the trades were In the December
and May article. Opening prices on oats
were steady, but the market was governed
considerably by the sentiment In wheat and
scored a slight advance during the early
part of the session.
Art.
- Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn.
Sept.
Deo.
May
Oata
Sept.
Dec.
Open. I High. 1 Low. j Close.
sit.
1
1 49U1
1 60149
1 48
1 61 H
1 61
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614,
785,
44
160
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63
78 H
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71 H
44
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48 S
46 41
41 M
May
48 ti
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bjr Los.il Bryan, stock and train brokers.
316'tfouth Sixteenth street. Omen.:
Trr rKr- ! , -r
nit. 1 twn.
High.
Low.l Close,. I Yes.
Wht.
Sept.
1 63 1 66 lS3(
7T 8
S3 69
72 72
44 ' 44
47 47
48 49
a DEFINITE Service
- - v
that does 41 DEFINITE things
-does them REGULARLY
over a period ot SIX months
-without a dollar's charge
sounds like service not one of those
offhand invitations to "drop in at any
time" -but a DEFINITE Service
that we INSIST on vout getting
that insures 100 more pleasure
in the use of your car not to men
tion vastly decreased maintenance
costs. Come in and let us trove it
E. R. Wilson Automobile Co..
Omaha. fhone
Dec.
May
Corn.
Sept.
Doc.
May
Oata.
Sept.
Dec.
May
Pork.
Dec.
Jan.
Lard.
Oct.
Dec.
Ribs,
Oct,
Jan.
1 S& 1 6K 164 1 64 U6
1 1 6tt ltUtt 1 64 U4
1714 9 SS 87 ST S7
73 73 72 72 73
70 70 ? 70 70
'4 4 41 48 40
41 4I$94B 48; 4$ 49
SI Sl9t2 SI SI 61
S3 91 23 91 23 76 23 75 22 SS
S3 SS 23 SS 23 37 23 37 23 SS
14 SS 14 SS 14 30 14 82 14 2
14 00 14 00 13 12 U SS 14 07
14 17 14 IT 13 90 13 IS 14 20
12 70 12 70 fh SS 12 SS 112 70
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PBOfTSIONS
Wheat Market Develops Fresh Strength
After VacerUia Start.
Chlcs.ro. Beot. 26. Substantial enlarge
ment shown In the world's available stock
of wheat led to a setback today In wheat
oricea here. The market closed heavy ftO
1c net lower, with December at 91.64 and
May. at 91-64. , Corn finished unchanged to
c down, oats off 99c nt P'ovl
elons at a decline of 129 60c.
Notwithstanding that wheat developed
fresh strength the first half of the session
the market later was unable to resist the
weight of offerings which were precipitated
by assertions that the world supply was the
largeet ever known at1 this season. - The
available stock total had increased 1,723,000
bushels as compared with laet week and was
nearly 89,000,00" bushels more than was the
case a year ago. in tne selling tna roi-
lowed the announcement of these figures,
shorts as well as Ion us took a free hand.
leaving the market In the end at nearly the
lowest prices of the day. Leading unicago
interests were said to have been compared
in the short selling, whereas Wall street
concerns were reported as having released
to a notable extent on holdings.
' Previous to the setback In wheat prices
the market was bulliahly affected ny news
that British flour millers had resumed work
and that the Argentine drouth was becom
ing more serious. Buying also was tempo
rarily encouraged owing to reports of ex
cessive rains Interfering with threshers In
Canada. All such factors however, seemed
to be very near lost sight of when subse
quently the bears attained control.
Corn prices were governed largely by the
action of wheat. Reports that the drouth
In Argentina was causing delay to planting
failed to have any lasting effect on the mar
ket here.
Oats, like wheat, were bearlshly Influ
enced by reports of Increasing stocks. At
times speculative sales were heavy.
Provisions lacked support Packers un
loaded to a, moderate degree, and buying
was checked aa a result of declining quota
tions on hogs.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. t red,
91-t691.6T; No. 3 red, 91-6601.66;
No 2 hard, 31.69 91.44 ; No. 3 hard,
nominal. Corn: No. 2 yellow, 8798o;
No. 4 yellow, 81982c; No. 3 white, 81 9 82c.
Oats: No. 8 white, 4607c; standard,
4794Sc. Rye: No. S, $1.25, Barley: 75c
91.16. Seeds: Timothy, 93.6096.00; clover,
91 00O14.00. Provisions: Pork, 928.10; lard,
914.46; ribs, $14.07 4 914,62.
Butter Steady; creamery, 2933c.
Eggs Steady; receipts, 4,387 cases; firsts,
28 980c; ordinary firsts, 28029c; at mark,
cases Included, 21929c.
Potatoes-Higher; receipts, SB car; Jer
sey., 91-2001 60; Ohlos, 1,201.I6,
Poultry Alive higher; fowls, 18c; springs,
lSo.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotation of tha Day on Various Leading
Commodities. x
New York, Sept. 26. Flour Steady.
WheatSpot easy; No. 1 durum, 91.74;
No. 2 hard, 91.70; No. 1 northern, Duluth,
91.88; No. 1 northern, Manitoba, 91.80.
f. 0. b. New York.
Corn Spot quiet; yellow, 97c, $5, L t . New
York.
Oats Spot easier; standard, 639630.
Feed Steady.
Hops Firm; state, common to choice,
1910. 44962c.
Hides Firm; Bogota. 32933o; Central
America, lac.
Leather Firm: hemlock firsts, 39o: sec
onds, 37c.
Provisions Pork, steady; mesa. 330.009
81.00; family, 130.00034.00. Beef, stroni
mess, 921. 00921. 60; family, 123.60924,50.
fWd, easy
Tallow Firm; city, 9c, nominal; ooun
try, 9H9Vc; special. 10c. asked.
Butter-Firmer; receipts 17,622 tubs
creamery extras, 36036c; firsts, 3334c
seconds, sz g aac.
Eggs Firm: reoelDts. 30.3330 cases
fresh gathered, extra fine, 88c; extra firsts,
SDvavc; nrtiis, Bit j sec.
Cheese Firm; receipts, 6,861 boxes; state
whole milk, flat, fresh specials, 30c; state
whole milk, flats, average fancy, 19018
i-ouiiry uive, weaker; broilers, 21c
fowls, 20204e; turkeys, 30c. Dressed, lr
regular; cnicnens, 20930c; fowls, 170230
' 1 urate ye, aoioc.
' ' v MlnneapoUs Grain Marks.
.Minneapolis, Sept. 36. Wheat December
ciasen 11.624 01.63 Hi closed 11.(04 0
,14.
Corn No. I yellow, 81088c.
Oata No. 8, 444 0 44 Vtc
Flaxseed 13.11 62.16.
Flour Unchanged.
Sarley 67COI1. 07.
Bye 81.3001.21.
Ulan 121.50022.00.
St, Laule Grain Market,
1 St. Loula, Sept. 16. Wheat No.
I red
11.69: No. I hard, I1.60O1.67; December;
ex.aa vi.D9.
Corn No. 1, llo; No. 1 whit., I7oi De-
veuiuer, i.isvf.tao.
tjat, Steady I
white nominal.
track No. I, 46tto; "4o.
Llrerpool Grain Market,
Liverpool, Sept. 16. Wheat Spot, steady;
..w. . iiu wmwr, i.s: wo. i AianttoDa,
lie in; e,o. s, i.a so; tio. 8, 14a S.d.
corn spot. ateadjM American mixed,
Harney 871.
IWIIIMItrwaM 15 BHOAI) S7SHI NEW YORK, till
1 tS4114 I 'I
NEW YORK STOCKS
Trading- Proceeds in a More
Orderly and Rational Man
ner at Sessioa.
DEALINGS AGAIN LARGE
New York, Sept 21. Trdln In stocks
today proceeded 1b a mort orderly and
ration,. nnn.r. th. sharp reventa. of yes -
terday'a final hour evidently havln. a sober
ing effect upon the more venturesome apec
ulatlve element. Dealing's were again very
large and broad, amounting to 1.668.000
shares, . making the aeventeenth aucceaslve
session In which sales have reached or far
ezceeaea tne million mark
tne gereter activity was shown In the
first and ,tlnal hours, the former being
,.. nu K eirong opening and audden de
clines, while the fag end of tha session
was noteworthy for the strength of rails,
some of which rose to the best quotations.pf
the laet year or two. .
The atrength of Investment Issuea probably
resulted from aome brilliant statements of
railway earnings Issued In the course of the
t' o lnclu,1l 'he annual report of
the Southern Paclflo company, ahowlng a
net gain In Incomes of more than ra u.
cent and tha August return, of the Atchl-
.ir2;?'-I,h'ch """'"""l et Increase
of 11,632,000.
a Or ?''" 8tM1, whlcn continued to
i.;... i. ' . wlc with special In
terest because Its abrupt decline from yea
terday's record nrie nt i.n . i.- ...
On very large tranaactiono Steel rose lu
Et h a,,cl",c1 10 '"K. 4i"d closed
Sugars were amorisr th
with new record. .,.
Cub. Cane at gross sdvances of I to 4 points
relation to auger Issuea, regained srfme of
their former nrnmln.n. . .
i'l'moST "."r Cohipany'galnlng
capita'. l."m 'h8 Pr""ed 2& ? Cent
coppers, equipments and mn. ......
Sroln ,".ptloB ,h" lMt """"d
f3.,We.? "rm 10 "ro"' utilities, par
man" "0Cl" We" ln b" le-
for hlgh-grad. Isauea. Toul sale. Jli...
,0,686,000. ""
Ing stocks were "-"'""ons on lead-
Am. Beet Sugar... Kit, "Jft
American Can 6,600 66 64 64
Am. Car at Foundry 4,600 67i 65 6614
Am. Locomotive... 4,600 7S ?7 SSSS
"t"""- Ref . 36.700 1U? nl l"S
Am. Sugar Ref.... j.ooo 112J 111 iiii!
Am. t.i . t.i.. 2;600 Hl HI "J
aSoS" copp'i:: v!-i.! ;!! .t
Baid, ix.comoi i:" :;:
Baltimore A Dhin
8H
69.
4,100 884
Brook. Rapid Tran.
B. A 8. Conner
84
4,000
400
Cat Petroleum
Canadian Pacific.
Central Leather
64H
63(4
31
1172
7044
66 S
96
is' '
67
66
1644
IV,
4644
394
64
334
178
724
67 44
96
1274
19i4
674
664
164
62 44
484
40'4
177.
1.400 17S
13,300 73
Chesapeake A Ohio 81,100
C;. M. A St. P.... 3,6oo
Chlcai-o A N. .W... ....
C;. H. I. A P. Bjr. 1,300
Cnlno Copper 10,000
Colo. Fuel A Iron.. 40,400
Corn Prodncta Kef. 4,200
Crucible Steel 32,900
Distillers' Securities 10,800
Erie 2J.700
1
I6'
'iiii
664,
674
16t,
94(4
.
4014
General Electric...
Great No. pfd... . 2,700 1184 lis 14 118 2
Ot No. Ore otfs... 13,100 4444 432 44
III nol. Central.... '700 1032 101 loa
Inter. Con. Corp.... 1,400 1741 16T4 17U
InsDirat on Conn.. R. Knn . 1 i tin
.UV ITS
Inter. Harvester... 200 1144 114? it4at
Int. M. M. pfd. ctfs. 17,600 1204 117 119
K. C. Southern.... 6.700 374 26 2644
Kennecott Copper.. 13,300 664 64 41 66 2
Louisville A Nash. 800 133 131 131
To street
At the request of the Ak-Sar-Ben Governors
and the City. Authorities, the routing of all-cars
, on the South Omaha Line, during the Ak-Sar-Ben
Carnival, will be changed in the downtown dis-
, trict,-and cars will run as follows: From 17th
and Cuming east to 16th, South to Webster; east
to 15th and south to Howard. On northbound
trips, from 15th and Howard to Webster, to 16th,
to Cuming, to 17th. j ,
This change is effective September 26, 1916.
We trust that none of our patrons will be seri
ously inconvenienced on account of this tem
porary change in routing.
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street
iN,Ni.NN-. VNkNS ,
All this week and all next week Omaha is going to be
crowded to, its limit of capacity by the tens of thousands
of visitors and delegates brought here by the Ak-Sar-Ben
f estivities. So great has been the demand for accommoda
tions that all the available rooms in prominent hotels were
taken weeks ago. -
Outlying family hotels, rooming houses, boarding houses
and private families with spare rooms who wish to profit
by the opportunity thus presented, and at the same time
render a helpful service to Omaha visitors, should adver
tise their offerinp in The Bee' Claified Columm now.
If you have good accommodations you can get extra good
prices for them at this time. ,
Let the public, both in Omaha and outside Omaha, know
what accommodations you can offer by getting your ad
vertisements into The Bee AT ONCE. Don't wait until
the big Ak-Sar-Ben festival is over and then wish ou
had done it.
ADVERTISE YOUR ROOMS IN
THE BEE Now
111
40
16
M K. T. ptd
Hlaaourl Pacific 300 44, 4
Montana Power 600 16 84
National Lead 3.700 71 U 68
4
83
Nevada Copper 7.600 U !2 22
New York Central. 20,700 10B4i 10Sf4 109
N. Y.. N. H. at H. 1.100 604 68'a 60ie
Norfolk & Western. 4.20O 133!4 13044 133
Northern Pacific. 2.600 113(4 1124 11244
Pacific Mall 1,100 274 85T4 2614
Pennsylvania 6,700 674; 66 674
Ray Con, Copper... 6.000 26 44 26 '4 264
Readlns 40,100 11444 "3!4 1
Rep. Iron Steel.. 23,400 71 61 69
Shattuck Arts. Cop. 3.000 33 3244 32 4
Southern Pacific... 20,000 102 101 V, 10244
Southern Railway.. 6.800 26 44 2 44 264
Studebaker Co 8.200 13244 13044 1304
, SSSr". tSS ,11 2,2 All
Union Pacific 63,400 160 148 150S
Union Pacific pfd.. 1,000 84 83 H 88
U. S. Ind. Alcohol.. 6.500 1SK 126 127
IT. 8. Rtetnl Sift ? (1ft IIKIX 113Ti IliTi.
!U. 8. Steel pfd 3,200 122 . 121 - 12014
man copper ib.buo 7& 95- as
Wabash pfd. "B".. 1,700 28 27S 28
Western Union 000 100 S 100 100
Westlnghouse Elec. 16,300 66 W 63 64H
Bid.
Total sales for thfr day, 1,666,000 shares.
London Stock Market.
London, Sept. 16. American securities
were dull on Uie stock exchange, here to
day. Silver Bar, 32 15-16d per ounce.
Money per cent.
Discount Rates Short and three months,
per cent.
Bank Clearing?.
Omaha, Sept. 26. Bank clearings for
Omaha today were 14,021 467.88. and for the
corresponding day last year $2,582,061.76,
Omaha Hide and Tallow Market.
Quotations furnlshe oy Bolles A Rogers,
513 South Thirteenth street:
Hides O. 6.: No. 1, 18c; No. 1, 17c.
CTreen. No. 1, 16c; No. J, 15o. O. S.. Hulls:
No. 1, 16c; No. 2, 14c. Deacont, eacl, I1.2S.
no. i, norse, each. ib.bQ; No. 3, 14.60;
ponies, 12.60. Sheep pelts, large, 76cffl
11.25; medium to small, 25 76c.
Tallow No. lt-TMe; No. 2, 6c.
JITNEY
TAXI
MAXWELL CARS
Webster 202
AMUSEMENTS
William S. Hart
- b,
"THE PATRIOT"
Ksystens.
MUSE and Met
". Firat-Ru. Pictures.
Valentin Grant
la
"Tha Daughter of MacGregor"
Tha screen story o! . Scotch la.lie
who could fight her awn battles.
Mexican Petrollum. 13,200 mat ill
Miami Copper 10,200 41 40
TURPIN'S SCHOOL OF DANCING"
s.;,VrH n,f.vir; o A "snirpay BoptemDer no, n p, m. First Chlldrert,a C ass
BtJinSf' r V:80 m: Applications should be mads early. Now op.n. Adult
SM" 5,on2y- 8 5- ? " Adflt Advanced Tuesday, 8 p. m. No more pupils re.
Sf.5?fJ? J?n?a,i "d T"Md,)' C"M October 10th. Arrangement, may be
made for private lessons day or evening.
Phona Harney 143. 28th ant) Faraam StreeU.
car patrons:
N
4.N!x sS,nV snsx
iaaaliiiiiHaallHHklaH
Phone Tyler 1000
AMUSEMENTS.
BRANDEIS Theatre
NOW SHOWING
"The Little
Girl Next Door"
"Th. T.Ik ( th. Tow.
Continuous Performance, II A. M. to
11 P. M. General Admission, 2Sc
Reserved Section, 50c
n tfWIW Every Nfght, 10-SOe,
DlJ Y LI Mats., Wed. Thurs
w St., 10-28c.
NANCY BOYER in
"Th Little Udy From
Lone torn Town"
The World-Herald Hy,:-"A stats story
with suspenu sod nioremeat."
The Br.: "Well scted snd well stated."
. The News: 1 'Contains heart action and
Phon
Doug.
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THE BEST OF VAUDEVILLE. .
DUr Matinee, I:15-Eti7 Nlfbt, 8:15 This Week,
ANNA WH EATON AND HARRY CARROLL
BERT LET, EQJA BROTHERS A CO., Mullen A
Comui, O. Aldo Btndtjgger. Thj Gladlttois. Thf
Brighton, Orpbeum Trirei Weekly?
Prices: Matinee, gttlery, 10c; bett teatJ "(except, -Saturday
and Sunday. 25c. Nlibti. lOo. Uo, SOa, ISa s
"OMAHA'S PUN CENTER
, uauy mats., 15-25-0e,
That Rrand New Enthusiastic Show 1
HIP, HIP HOORAY GIRLS Mu.
BBN PIERCE and a (Treat vaudeville olio.
Including the Guatamallan Marimba playeral
Helen Vreeland. aonff bird, and the divinq
RKT.I.FS Amntunr Hivlnflr contest Thurada
and Friday Nftes. Trophy cups to winners;
Lwiiea' lJime matinee weex uaya.
Tonight 8:20 KruG
Wlllisms' Select Plsyers
10 cent. "THE ROSARY" 25 cent.
usaflln, t.4ay ler tear Say,
PRELLE'8 CIRCUS. Meat Orlslssl On Aet
Is Vsulnllle. NOVELTY TRIO. Cm.4y
Slnslns, D.nelss snd Msiloal. RALPH
WHITEHEAD and PAULINE HAOQARO.
Muilssl Cem,d Fsnrltu. ROTH A ROB
ERTS, el til. Wop snd Ills Tea. Plutsslsn,
Beit snd Ltt.it Alwyi.
HIPP
Open 11 to 11
Douglas 8069
' LAST TIMES TODAY
MARY PICKFORD
In a Lovable Characterlzatlen nt
"HULDA FROM HOLLAND."
Railway Co.
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