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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10
DRUIDING's FINANCIAL REVIEW

For the Information Of parties who may
be interested in speculative securities we
have made arrangements with Mr.. F. G.
Druiding Of Chicago, an expert writer on
financial topics and dellneator Of stock eU-
change probabilities, to furnish a weekly
review Of the saAent features Of current
financial topics cleaned from the various
exchanges
We desire, however. on the part Of The
Bee TO disclaim all responsibility for the
accurateness Of any forecast Mr.. Druiding
may make concerning future prospects OF
any investment or enterprise.
All special inquiries about the present or
prospective value OF any particular security
should be addressed direct to Mr. f. c.
Druiding No. 524 First National bank build
ing, Chicago, Ill.
CHICAGO Sept 9.-Cspeclal ALTHOUGH
speculative features, the country generally,
and the entire industrial outlook Is favor
able 70 higher prices, yet the bull campaign,
and confidently expected, has failed. Wages
are high, crops are promising, the output
OF pig IRON mas reached record ngures, the
Increase the earnings OF railways are salts
factory and the general health Of the coun-
try Is In superb condition. yet the stock
market is tumbling.
1t can only be attributed essentially to
one reason-stocks have reached very high
figures, and the industry and progress Of
the country has been discounted BY specu-
lators. The fact is, under present prices
Wall street has little or no attraction for
the investor. II at once becomes evident
that when an investor can earn as much
money by allowing his money to remain
on deposit at a savings bank as he can by
investing in Wall street values the com
parative safety Of the two will operate in
favor Of the savings bank.
Prices are at very high level and al
though the chronic bull is stu predicting
high prices, l am inclined TO think that
after temporary reaction for high figures
the market will react to a lower plain. As
general thing bull movements Of a radical
character do not take place unless they
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10

eye. After twenty-four hours OF steady
rain the sheep arrived thoroughly wet ana
in no shape to sell, so that the market
was the duIlest and deadest that 1t has
been at this point in a long time, in ad-
dition to being lower on Thursday and
Friday values remained just about steady
at the decline. Now, at the close of the
week, sheep are all Of 25C lower than they
were a week ago and lambs are 25q4Oc
lower. Otner markets have suffered in
about the same proportion, the break In
prices not being confined to this point by
any means
Feeding sheep and lambs at the close OF
the week are l5425c lower than a week ago,
the decline being due to the breaL on fat
stun. With prices on feeders so high, II
Is only natural that the market should
follow down the fat sheep market. While
there Is a very large demand for feeders,
buyers feel that they are paying high
prices and so long as they feel that way
they may be depended upon to take any
advantage Of favorable conditions to force
values to a lower level.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs S6500IOO; good to choice
yearling wethers. $5.OOd5 90; good to choice,
CID wethers, A65g4.9O; good to choice ewes,
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Good feeding lambs, S. SOa6SO; good feeding
yearlings, 81 .75a6.00; good feeding wethers,
A,oOg4 !5; feeding ewes, $1,000 90; breeding
ewes. A.2JIII Ia REPRESENTATIVE aolaa.
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Indicates Sunday.

The official number of cars Of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs Sh' 70. H SEES
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start from very low markets The money
situation, more than anything else, has
been responsible for recent breaks
On Thursday call rates advanced in New
York to Nk Advances were also made In
London and Paris. In banking circles the
point Is advanced that although the banks
are losing cash TO the sub-trcasury and
the Interior the end OF the week banA
statement will be favorahly reinforced by
the recent heavy liquidation.
Estimates made on Thursday show that
over $4,000 O6O. on tor Of the present dis
turbed condition OF AFFAIRS comes the
trouble at Toxic. Another disturbing sign
The reduction by the Great Northern in
rates for hauling grain Will act seriously
upon the plans OF a number OF competitive
dividends on the proflts created from haul
ing this grain, which profits were speedily
wiped out by the reduction OF rates hy the
Gould. who has been busy pushing his
system to the Pacific, Is another disturbing
factor. A sword suspended by a hair Is
hanging over the neck OF the Steel trust by
the threatened building OF independent
watched the markets insist that the stand
ard OIL people have been sellers, but Il Is by
no means a certainty AZ this time. Among
on the short side OF the market Is the
Gates crowd. The west has been playing
Reading has shown tendency TO react.
Few people venture an opinion as TO what
is going on In Erie, but il is being very
strongly manipulated and had best DO
watched very carefully when traded in.
The campaign Of the press, L.awsons con-
tinuous harangue to the public and tho
many public exposures are unQuestionahly
Affecting the present condition OF affairs.
The big operators made a tremendous at
tempt to get the public into the market,
but although a rising market was created
for them, they declined TO accept the otfer.
The public is not in the market today and
prices will decline. There may be tenn
porary reactions but on the whole Il Is
generally felt that prices will reach lower
levels
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Kansas city Lave stock Mnrket.

KANSAS CITY, Sept e.-CATTLE-Re-
cepts, 800 head including $50 Southerns
Market unchanged; choice export and
dressed beef steers, s. 25a6.1O; fair to good,
g. O0g6. Is; western steers, $325Q425; stock
2.50qS,S southern cows, $l75a270; native
cows, A.75q350; native helfers, $250q5.0O
bulls, &2OodS .25i calves, $3O0q6. Is; receipts
for the week, 5000.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 head Market
steady; top, 1856; bulk of sales, S.. 3Oa5 80;
and lights. $5.SOa5 30; receipts for the week,
3S 100
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 10000
mostly feeders). Market nominally steady:
native lambs S. T5d7 80; western lambs,
IS. 1913 30; fed ewes aud yearlings $4.25d550;
western yearlings S5.25G5.6O; western sheep,
81. 256l61O; stockers and feeders, 50 75g4.75.
Receipts for the week, 47100.
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EdGs-steady at lssse, case count.
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new YORK BONDS
Active Bear Party Puts Gu. Short Lines
Early in The Day,
BANK STATEMENT CAUSES DECLINE
Decrease In Loans for the week is
over Thirty Millions, Largest
An History of the
Exchange.

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The restored con
hdence over the money market, which
caused the rally in stocks, was somewhat
impaired again when trading in stocks
was resumed today. An active bear party
put out short lines freely in various quar-
ters of the market. There was some cover
ing from this source after the bank state
ment appeared, but prices eased on again
before the closing, as the radical chanses
ment were not liked The bank statement,
In fact, showed a much heavier loss of
cash than the most liberal estimates of
the preliminary computations the nigh
est Of these had run to $, 10000 when the
run to nearly Sl, 100000. In order to ef-
feet the necessary reduction in the de-
posit item to keep pace with this heavy
loss of cash and conserve the surplus,
the clearing house banks had marked down
the average Of the loan Item for the week
no less than S3O227.OOO. The decline in de-
posits thus effected amounts for the week
to Al,165.l0O These changes are far In eX-
cess Of the reductions made in any previ-
GUS week In the history OF the clearing
house, and are the more notable as they
Ing days. The largest previous loan re-
duction for a week was less than SIS 100000
and this occurred for the week following
The large reduction in reserve require
ments caused by the cutting down OF de-
poslts restricted the inroad upon the sur
plus to S667, 525 as compared with last week.
That item now stands at 1881 $50, which
ls the lowest figure II has touched since
November 1908 No one supposes that
there has been any such drastic contrac-
ton Of credits during the past week as
the reduction OF loans by the banks would
Indicate
The liquidation in the stock market has
been moderate compared with previous pc
RODS of active liquidation and the fuctua-
lions in the money rate have indicated no
such urgency as would be caused by such
a withdrawal Of credits. 1t is to be taken
for granted. therefore, that a large shift
Ing Of loans has occurred from the banks
to other institutions. The trust companies
alone have taken over large loans during
the week. The break in foreign exchange
has been due to the borrowing OF funds
In foreign markets It is reported also
that some western institutions have placed
some large loans In New York this week,
and the upward course Of New York ,ex-
change at Chicago bears out this suppose
ton The comparative tranquility of the
call money market is supposed to be due
to a large shifting OF stock market Dor
rowing from call loans In the time loans.
The market closed unsettled and irregular
and very dull.
Total sales of bonds today, par value.
81, O45, 900.
Following were the sales and range of
prices on the Stock exchange today:
Sales High .OW Close
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New york Live stock market.

1905 head No trading; market feeling
steady. Dressed beef steady at 6lAQ9c per
pound for natives sides. Exports, $40 head
beeves and g. 100 quarters of beef.
CALVBS-ReCelpts, II head; market feel
ing steady. Veals sold at 100000 per 100
pounds; city dressed veals, steady at 9Rd
13lRc per pound; country dressed, slow at
6dl2hc.
HOGS Receipts, 1729 head; none on sale
market feeling steady.
SHEEP and LAMBS Receipts, 3S73 head ;
sheep market slow and unchanged; choice
lambs almost nominal and steady; common
and medium lambs in over supply and not
wanted. A few sheep sold at 1878; ordinary
to prime lambs at $6.50dS. TO- Canada lambs
al $40. Dressed mutton steady at Sg1oc
per pound; dressed lambs slow at l0Gl3hac
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New York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK. sept. s.-Closlng quotatIon!
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, Sept 9.--Money was more
abundant in the market today and rates
were easy. Discounts were firm. Trading
on the Stock exchange was quiet but more
cheerful, with a general hardening tend
ency, especially I'm the case of British
securities. Consols were maintained. Amer
leans opened firm and well up to parity
and hardened slightly but the usual week
end realizations caused a shading OF values
They closed quiet. Foreigners We're steadier,
japanese hardening on the recent sellers
repurchasing. while various continentals
had better tone on Paris support Kafirs
were quiet pending Mondays carryover
105
BERLIN, Sept. s.-Tradng on the Bourse
today was quiet, prices were firm and
moderate and weekend business was trans
acted
PARIS, Sept. 9-Prices at the opening OF
the Bourse today were Irregular, but this
was followed by firmness. Russian imperial
As were quoted at $3.50 and Russian bonds
of 1904 at bl9
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fancy, lg%c; choice. nAslac; fair to good,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
/ Features OF the Trading and ClOsinE
Prices on Board of Trade.

Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept g.-Clear weather in the
northwest was the chief reasons for a
here today. At the close wheat for De-
cember delivery was on &c. Corn is on
&c. oats are practically unchanged. Pro-
The wheat market opened easier, with
December on shade to Agac. Dry
weather throughout Minnesota ana the Da-
kotas was the main cause OF the initial de-
clines. As a result Of improved weather
conditions it was claimed that arrivals Of
new wheat at Minneapolis on wednesday
would show an enormous increase. Com
mission houses later became quite active
purchasers. In consequence the market for
Ccmber advanced to SIC. The principal
source OF strength lay in large export bus
bullish influence was continued demand
from millers for cash wheat. The market
soon yielded TO persistent offerings from
pit traders, prices selling back to about the
opening level. The Michigan crop report
was a bearish factor I'm the reaction. The
wheat yield of that state is estimated at
l9,OOO,0 900 bushels, as against 100000 bushels
last year. The market closed easy, with
December at s2Ikc Clearances OF wheat
and -four were equal to SSS 600 bushels. Pri-
pared with $4,000 bushels a year ago. Min
neapolis Duluth and Chicago reported re-
ceipts OF sos cars, against 469 cars last
week and 1882 cars a year ago.
Sentiment In the corn pit was bearish as
result largely Of the excellent weather
for the maturing Of the crop. Trading was
very quiet At the close prices we're at the
lowest point OF the day. December opened
unchanged to &c lower at 43A0437sc, sold
of to 1910 and closed at the bottom. Local
receipts we're 45s cars, with 206 cars OF con-
tract grade.
A liberal increase in local receipts caused
some weakness in the oats market. Mod
crate purchases Of May by a prominent
commission house prevented any material
decline in prices. December opened h6Lc
lower to HhdHkc, sold up to ZINC and
closed at 27hc. Local receipts were 1886
cars.
Provisions were steady on a SC advance
In the prices OF live hogs; offerings were
small. At the close October pork was up
&c at so As Lard was a shade lower at
no. Ribs were 71kd1Oc higher at $500
S62Ik
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
30 cars; corn, 5l7 cars; oats, 375 cars; hogs,
| q, 600 head.
The range OF prices was as follows
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9,-FLOUR-Receipts
SO,lSS bills; exports, l44s4 bills. market
E75; winter straights, S4OOqi15; Minnesota
patents, A.S5q5. 40; winter extras, S2.S5Q3.35;
Minneso ts a. BAKERS .o S9q4:OO; winter low
good, tSG0a425, spot and to arrive choice
to fancy, $, 75a4.4O spot and 70 arrive.
low, N,25al.SO; coarse siIlqii6; kiln dried,
RYE|ouiet No, 2 western, s4,4o, c. i. f.
BARLEY-steady; feeding. sStAc. c. l. f.
Buffalo.
1888 bu. Spot market steady; No 2 red, SsjSc
elevator; No. 2 red SS1kc, I. o. b. afoat: No
northern Duluth, 9O%c to arrive I. o. b.
ahoat; No. l northern Manitoba, s9%c. to
arrive Z. o. b. afoat. The options mar
ket was irregular, opening lower on account
subsequent strong bull support It rallied
cline. May, s9lsdISs 1866, closed at seize;
September, S7Aa87ihc, closed at S&c; De-
cember, S75sGsS 5-16c closed at Ssisc.
CORN-Receipts 6,22b bu.; exports IS 1853
blu; Spot market steady; No. 2 6o1Ac, ,.ele-
6O2Ic; No 2 white, SIC. Option market was
without tTrsa rams S' closing net un-
oats Receipts, IA, 500 bu.; exports, 1873, =
72s bu. Spot market quiet; mixed, % to 10
csc; clipped white. sc to 40 lbs, 34a35c
H;AY- Quiet; shipping. 5oaeoci good to
HoPsEQuiet; state common to choice,
1905 2OQ25c; 1904, i792Sc olds. l08l2c; pa
cinc coast. 1904, 16a22c; 1908, nominal; olds,
HIDES Steady; Galveston, 20 to Is lbs.
zoe; California, TO % lbs, 1910; Texas
LEATHER-Firm; acid, S4d26c.
PROVISIONS-Beef firm: family, 81 50
Ql2.0O; mess, 50 100000: beef hams, SCI .OOa
$50; packet, Si0.5O011O0; city, extra India
mess, S1S00dl9.OO. Cut meats, steady: nick
led bellies, 50. 25Gl1.OO: picked shoulders.
S.O0d7. Is; picked hams. 81 .OOd12OO Lard.
steady; western steamed, s.; refined. steady;
continent S.35; South America, IS; com
pound, &.S7lsd6O0. Pork. dull; family Sl7 5O
@ls;00; short clear, Sl45Od16.5O; mess, Sl55Od
1850,
-TALLow-steady; city. 4sc; country, A..
RICE-ouiet: domestic, fair TO extra.
Sl2d6hc; Japan, nominal
BUTTER-Steady; receipts 1893 pkgs:
street price. extra creamery, 2Oikd21c: ON
Cial price, creamery, 2Oc; renovated com.
mon 10 extra, l5d19ikc.
CHEESE Firm; state full cream small,
white fancy, l2c; state fair to choice. llAd
/ nae; state colored fancy, 12c: state fair
4 70 choice, nAdll@c; state large white
/ fancy. l2c: state colored. l2c.
EGGS-Steady; state Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 96a27c: state
/ choice, 2td25c; state mixed extra 2ic;
western extra first, 2ld22c; western hrsts,
| soc.
| POULTRY-Alive Arm: western chick
ems, fowls and turkeys. 14c Dressed, weak
western chickens. l2dl3lhc; fowls l2dl4c.
4 spring turkeys, l5aS5c.
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Wheat
Sept. sos 81 S01k sOh slL
Dec....l SOH Sl1sI sou SOhI RL
May s4k san S35s ssh sIh
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BEL,
Fair Ia the Prediction, Despite APP
pearance.

OMAHA, sept. y, 1910.
Showers occurred at points in the upper
Missouri valley within the last twenty-four
hours, but generally fair weather pre-
vailed throughout the upper valleys and
northwest. Heavy rains continued In
Texas and rain is falling in southern Kan
sas this morning.
Temperature changes have been slight
and, unimportant in all sections since the
last report and will probably be slight in
the central valleys tonight and Sunday
Omaha record or temperature and
precipitation, compared with the corre-
spending day OF the last three years:
1906. 1904. 1908 1902
Minimum temperature. 60 81 g g
Precipitation ........s...s.. 10 90 .43 90
greeS.
Deficiency in precipitation since March /,
7.O3 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period in 1904.
go inches.
Excess corresponding period in 1903.
4O1 inches.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-09-10

SHEEP-There were only hve cars here
this morning and one OF them was direct
70 a packer, so that there was not enough
Of any one thing on sale 10 make test
OF the market or establish quotations.
Receipts OF sheep have been large this
week, over 5000 head having arrived at
the yards during the six days, as will be
noted from the table OF comparative
figures. In round numbers this IS a gain
over last week OF 1900 head and a gain
over a year ago OF 1900 head.
The market this week has not been
exactly TO the liking Of sellers. for the
very good reason that prices have been on
the down grade The market started out
on Monday steady, but on Tuesday there
was a weakening all along the line on
"Wednesday the market received It's black
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St Louis live stock Market

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 9.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 800 head, including 700 Texans Mar
ket, natives, steady; Texans, strong; ma
tive shipping and export steers, 50 S5li4 80;
dressed beef and butcher steers SSO0a4 20;
steers under 1000 pounds, 50 0Oli3.95i stock
ers and feeders, 80. 0OG3S0: cows and
hefeTs, S2.oOG475; Gamers, N.50l2i0; bulls,
81 ,9Od29O calves S3OOd7.O0; Texans and In
dian steers, S2.OOq3CO; cows and heifers,
S2OOG3O0
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head. Market
steady; pigs and lights S. 40d5.75; packers,
$50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 800 head.
Market steady; native muttons, SOd5.00i
lambs 81 OOu7 90; Culls and bucks, 5000 90;
stockers. S. 65al 8: TeXans. S3.50aA25.
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stock in sight.


NEW YORK Sept 9.-COFFEE-Mar
futures opened steady at unchanged prices
70 a decline Of FIVE points which was con
sidered a very good showing In view OF the
disappointing cables. There was little
change and free offerings from Wall street
sources late in the session caused pro
nounced weakness. with the market closing
weak at net decline OF 10 70 20 points. the
which II appears a small long interest still
exists. Sales were A. $50 bags. Including
September az Sc 90Sf7 %: December s. 254
7 81; March, s7.35G75O: May. 1907. 60; June
81. 70d7 rs and July at 40. SPOT steady
No. Z Rio. invoice. sac, Mid, steady.
COrdOva 1OG13c
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NEW YORK Sept. s.-MoNBY- call,
nominal; no loans time loans, irm; 90
days. SKA per cent; 80 days, 4dfa per
cent months, 4LQ4h per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4iF6l4&
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-stead with
actual business in bankers bills at 81. $3.50
"a $3.50 for demand and at 81 S3f4 $40 for
sixty-day bills; posted rates, NS4G4s5 and
StLVER-Bar, 6l&c; Mexican dollars,
47c.
BONDS - Government, steady; railroad,
irregular.
Closing quotations on bonds we're as fol-
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The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, eacn buyer purchasing the num-
Der of head indicated

CATrLE-As usual on tI>S last gay of the
week there was nothing ot aIy Importance
on the sale, the market being practically
bare of supplies of all kinds.
This has been u week OF large receipts,
the total for the six DAYS footing up
6,i4S head more tnan last week and 1886
head in excess of the record Tor the cor
responding week year ago. While the
big end of the receipts has consisted OF
western rangers as usual at this season,
there has been quite sprinkling OF cattle
from the feed lots and pastures Of the corn
belt.
The market on beef steers has been in
very satisfactory condition all the week.
Corn fed steers OF desirable quality have
been quoted as at least steady every day
this week ana occasionally strong. Good
well-hnished loads have sold up to $3.50
slow and weak one day the market was
stronger again, and at the close OF the
week IL would not be an easy matter to
point out any material difference between
prices now prevailing and those OF a week
ago.
The tendency of the market on cows and
helfers has been toward a lower basis,
still the changes in the market from day
to day have not been very noticeable, On
Monday the market was quoted as weak
to lower, on Tuesday strong, on wednesday
and Thursday easier and on Friday steady
Taking the week as whole the market Is
not over lOglbc lower .
There has been good active demand all
the week for feeders having weight and
good flesh and good to choice cattle or
that description have been steady to strong
every day. On the other hand cattle, even
II good, but lacking flesh and light and
thin, as well as common stockers and feed
ers have been slow sale and are 2Oa3Uc
lower than week ago.
Representative sales
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81. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST JOSEPH, Mo, Sept. SCAT
Tf.E-Receipts. los head. Market steady;
natives, S37bd6OO; cows and heifers, $500
CTS: stockers and feeders, S30OG4.25.
HOGS-Receipts 2n6 head Market
steady to weak light S5.35a550; medium
and heavy S15G5.45; bulk, S5.35a5i5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCeipts, 255
Market steady; lambs, 500.
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CIearinE House Avernre.-

NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The statement Of
this city for the ive days this week
shows. Loans. 81. lO6. 6Ss 800; decrease. $50 ;
s,%9 deposits ~ rs ~ y. eoo decrease, 81,
s6O5.90O Legal tenders. SIS IA 600: decrease.
q. 6i4O 00. Specie, 500. 472 100: decrease fs :
IA so. Reserve. S2s8, lST 900: decrease, $40 .
$500 Reserve required S2s1 as $50: de-
crease. N0.2l, 90. Surplus. A.sSl.S5O; de-
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Metal Market,

NEW YORK. Sept 9.-METALS-The
markets were all cutie and more or less
nominal IN the absence Of important bust
ness. Lake and eleCtrolytic copper We're
quoted at sl6.OOql6.50 and casting al SIS. 75l
l68. Spot tin Is quiet at S3l. 9Od3o. 90. Lead
is quoted at 81 s5d4.90 and spelter at S5.T5d
SIS. Iron remains Arm at recent prices.
ST. LOUIS, Sept ALS-Lead
steady, A77lz. Spelter, steady, S.65.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 9-FLOUR-First
patents, S5.0Od5.l0 second patents s4 SOT
400 FIRST clears s3.sod3s0; second clears
S255G265.
BRAN-In bulk, Sl.OOall.8: short. in
bulk 81 Goa II. 26 -four middlings, in bulk
NAOOGiA8.
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oils and ROsIn

NEW YORK. Sept. -Cottonseed
quiet; prime crude, nominal; prime yellow
29c, Petroleum, quiet: refined, New York
$3.50; philadelphia and Baltimore, S6s5
Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk, s., IS
Turpentlne, firm, 66@66ihc.
RQSlN-Steady; strained. common q
good 1913.
OIL CITY Pa, Sept. s.-OIL-Credit bal
ances gl27; Certificates no bid; runs. g. s.
bbls. average, 81 ,0s7 bbls. shipments 90 So
bills. average $3.50 bills. runs, Lima
80 $50 bills; average. 426is bbls. shipments
Lima, g. 83S bbls. average. s.. lS7 bbls