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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
Wa0I Ma~et,

BOSTON, Sept. 3.-WoOL-The activity
in the local wool market continues with
good demand and firm prices. The doTnes-
tic market wool consumption is reported
to be greater than a year ago. Domestic
prices ranged as follows: Ohio and Penn
sylvania fleece X& 324S3c; No. / washed,
34@35c; fine unwashed. 21@22c; fine INNER
charitable, 24d25c; half blood combing,
A 26c; three-eights blood combing. A sc
quarter blood combing, "A 25c; Delaine
washed. 34qS5c; Delaine unwashed, 2ea27c
fine unwashed, 2OGelc; Delaine unwsshed,
e5996e; half blood u1Maahed. 25836c; three
lights blood ,unwaSfeda A. CSC: quarter
blood unwashed. &d24c. Kentucky, Indi-
ana and Missouri, three-eighths, 5q26c
quarter blodd, 23q24e secured values Tex
months, 4S947c; fine fall. 42Q4Sc.
LONDON, Sept. D%Wool auction sales
were continued today The offerings nun
Der 10, Ill bales. Fine wool was in good de-
mand at unchanged prices, though large
supplies of cross breds, secured slipes
ruled generally ten per cent below the
July average price. Americans brought
fair lines of New Zealand light combing
Withdrawals were rather frequent. Fol
lowing are the sales: New South Wales,
5Afq114d. Queensland, 500 bales; secured
600 bales. secured, 9dGls 9tad; greasy,
TAD. South Australia. 90 bales. Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal 800 bales; secured,
9d@ls sgd; greasy; 51sd@ls Id.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. @-Wool-Firm; med
lum grades, combfng and clothing, 16a2Oc;
light fie, 1904; heavy file, 11Gl2c; tub
washed 2Od27c.
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OMAHA GENBRAL arAKKnTs.
cSnaitiOn OF Trad aaa Quetatssas su
staple and Fancy Produce.


BUTTER-crsamery, No. delivered to
.aH is s ssao; tubs Ne, BIZ 4 ta 81 ss5IS , tubs r. s.i re; So.
carload Its. ave: No. Z. in e;ricSd lots.
IS01shc: country, fancy. u lie, eom-
EGGs-.Fresh csnaled. $50 per donsn.
CHEESE-Finest Wisconsin full cream,
i ixipi favo sfS; EGlS IN 6oo 1ni SIC; dsisi II aSSoE s
hoop. ISlEc; cream brick, fliI case iS&es
bali case. 1ske: half dozen bricks. llc. Ne
quotations on Swiss nor limbergeF nntl
81 sxRNcoarss -Eranulatsd, $500; lin.
FORMULATED: S'7oc: cubes. s.sOc; powdered,
RIE F. cgTs-No; rib. 1IAs; No: , rib.
S St"' ! iH Chuck, 4& s0'n' Ne ss'; ) CHI eSud ! eh &c: ny ssc
round, S1zc; No. 2 round. &c: No. 5 round.
SShc; No. 4 plate. SIC; Ne. 2 plate, I1fe; No.
DRESSED poULTRY-squabs. nm
VEGETABLES - Gallery. sziohIxsn. ps,
doE., sc. Beans. new wax ana spring. one.
third bu basket, 800; navy. per bu-, No. 1,
E2.7O; lima, s1c per 10: CabbsSs. % per ID.
per l-baskst crate. SOC. Watermelon "a
eOc. CantSlopes, California. s2.S9Ge.oo per
SSsS s' ne. As SoE %. per o5,o S0A. :Ss; Sue!P:
per crate: Texas yellow. N,S per crate.
Mushrooms, cultivated. per h.. soc. Let.
tuee, per doE,. &c. Peppers. southern, 81
FRESH FRUITs-Applss. x7.HeaOo Der
bu. box. Lemons. t4.50@S.OC oranges. 500
600. Bananas, &c Fer Id. Tiuma. S1.2S per
t-basket crate. Peaches. California, 1edeOe
per box; Texas. 4-haskei crate. 6@sOc.
rieS, 400 per crate, Rssp6erriss. 800 per
crate. GooAeberrieS. e20 per crate.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens, Sc; springs, IS1tc:
ROSTERS. &c; ducks. young. Sc; old. TKc;
geese. &c: turkeys. lac: pigeons, SIC per
dozen; sauaba. $500 per dozen.
DRIED FRUITS-Raisins, loose MuscAtsl.
SIC; fancy seeded, lib. carton l0c. Cur.
rants, uneleAned. 61sc; cleaned. Sc; carton.
70 per b. Prunes. t00S0c per sack; TVS
per Id. ~Npricoea, 36-lb. ooxes. &c per ID.
Peache. - california choice, &C.; fancy boxes,
lie per %. Pears, California. lie. Dates,
Persian. Sac. Figs, layers. choice. ie1kc.
cltTon; IS1Soe. Lemon peel, lSe. oranaS
FIsH-Haiibut, So: trout. 40: pieksr.l, lie:
pike. l4c; bullheadS. skinned and dressed,
lsc; white perch, Sc: white bass, lie; black
bass, Doc; crappios, 16c; white fish, lsct
red snapper, ltc; founders. l2c; mackoTSl,
lie; codfish, fresh frozen, lSc: shad roe, 8os
smells, lie; frog legs. $50; green sea turtle
meat. nc; catfish, 1Sc; eel, per h., 1ec.
HIDES-Quotations by J. g.. Smith & Co :
Green sailed No. ], 10c; No. : &C.; bull
hides, No. l. &c: No. 2. 20; horss nidas,
$3.50; sheep peIts. 2e TO $50; dry peItG. I0a
to 12e per lb.; dry flint butcher hides, reg
dry fallen hides. lie; dry saltsd hides. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01

CATTLE-Receipts OF cattle were very
liberal this morning, 3S4 cars being re-
ported in. This was the largest run of any
day since Wednesday OF last week, when
ISL cars were received. The receipts con-
sisted largely of feeders and COW stun,
with no very great number OF beef steers
on sale.
Packers were. complaining Of the scarcity
anything good was active with prices
steady to strong as compared with yestef-
day, Pretty much all the GOOD cattle In
sight changed hands in very fair season IN
the morning. As high as $3.50 was paid
for rangers. The offerings or cornfeds
Ii was estimated that there were 100 Or
more cars Of COWS and heifers on sale,
There was, however, a good buying DE-
mand. and the market did not show any
material change as compared with yester.
day, being generally quoted as about
steady.
Good feeders were sought after this
morning and the best firm
prices. as high at $40 being paid for a
bunch of choice rangers. There was a
feeders, and while the demand seemed to
be pretty good as a matter Of course, they
did not move off quite 80 freely as the
better grades. Still prices did not show
much change.
Quotations on cattle: Good 10 choice corn
reG steers, $B.40d76; fair to good corn-ted
steers, 81. 0O@6. 70; common 10 fair corn-fed
steers, Ae0d5.50; good TO choice range
steers, S450d6.65; fair TO good range steers.
34.0064.5O; common to fair range steers, 81
DIOO: good TO choice cows and helfers. 1880
qS.S5; fair TO good cows and heifers, s2.eO
$3.50; common TO fair cows and heifers,
g.. Goa 80; good to choice stockers and
feeders, t.26Q4.65; fair to good stockers and
feeders, tS.5O@4.2 Is; common to fair s~tockers
and feeders, s2.7bas.5O; stock feeders N@
QS.W,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
- pFiONo.
Representative sales:

SHEEP-The official count Of sheep re-
ceipts yesterday and day before showed q
Grand total for the two days OF 52,S@ head.
On top OF this there was another big run
today. still, there did not appear to be any
too many TO supply the requirements of the
market. The trade yesterday and the day
before was so active that everything In
sight was cleaned up by midday or very
soon after. The demand started out equally
good this morning, with the feeling gen
orally strong and the trade opened just
as soon as there was anything ready to be
shown.
The quality OF the lambs on sale today
was somewhat better than yesterday, the
proportion of killers being larger. As pack
ers all seem to want good lambs, the mar
ket on that Kind opened very early and II
did not take packers very long to clean up
the more desirable OF the offerings. Several
loads of good lambs sold up TO $b.l6, which
looked anywhere from strong to lOQibc
higher than yesterday. Ihe market on rat
lambs, to say the least, was In a good,
healthy and satisfactory condition as COM
pared with yesterday.
Fat sheep were in equally good demand
and they, TOO, sold very readily at prices
some cases possibly as much as l6c higher
than yesterday. As was the case with fat
lambs the demand was very good and
practically everything in sight was soon
disposed OF.
The attendance OF country buyers was
sEain very large this morning and feeding
sheep and lambs were free sellers at good
firm prices. Buyers took the offerings as
fast as they could be made ready to be
shown and by midday the most OF the re-
ceipts had been disposed OF.
Quotations on n sheep and lambs:
Good to choice lambs, $5,O015.2 %; fair to
good lambs, A.SOG5.OO; feeding lambs, $500
14.SO; good to choice light yearllnEs. $500
14.30; good to choice heavy yearlinEs, $3.50
Gals; feeding yearlinEs, -. 7694.OO; good to
choice wethers, &.75Q4Oo; fair 10 good
wethers, tS.5C9S. 70: feeding wethers, $500
S.75; good to choice ewes, S.SDQS.6O; fair
to good ewes. 2.s0ds.SO feeding ewes, 500
a.. Is: culls and bucks, s1,OO12.50.
RepreRentatiVe sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01

Quotations Of the nay on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK. sept. so-FLorR-Rsceipts.
551ol bbls: Exports 1SI 6bls market
nesota bakers. A20G4.60: winter patents,
A.4OdAS5: winter straights, N.25df45; win
ter extras, S.40nS.S0; winter low grades.
g 92a3s Rye flour; steady; fair to sooS
wheat flour, firm at t325 to arrive.
CORNMEAL-Steady; fine white and yell
low, N.5a1.So; coarse, n.659i.O; kiln dried.
BARLEY-ouiet; mating. 6Oasic, C. l. (.
Buffalo.
..RYE-Dun, No. ? western. stA.c, f. o. b.,
wHBAT-Recsipts. sss,oO bu. exports.
1880 bu. Spot. firm: No. 2 red, Hl5Ssg
No. / northern Duluth, sf.12. +. o. b., snoat.
No. , hard winter. SL.OSA, Z. o. b., afloat.
Considerable i~rregularity was displayed by
liquidation IL had several sharp rallies on
lighter receipts, owing to a better flour de-
msnd and export rumors, closing very
steady at sc net advance. september,
sl07hai.WA. December. SLOstQl.O9, closed
N.0Stf. May, s1O9n1. 095s, closed Si.09 s-16.
CORN-Receipts, 5000 bu. Spot, firm; No.
:. SI%c to arrive. options were generally
firmer, with the west closing &c higher.
September. t9&q &hc; December closed
"ac May closed 1S2sc,
steady. Mixed, 26d32 pounds. SSc; natural
white, 26a31 pounds, 53Id55c; clipped white,
3-DW pounds, 55lzQ6lc.
FEED-IrreEular; spring bran, S24.5O;
HAY-Firm; %shippins, 55@6Oc; good TO
HOPs-Quiet; state. common to choice.
1905, 1ld14c; 1907, 597c; Pacific coast, 9G11c;
1907, 4d7c.
HIDEs-Quiet; Bogota. 15tkd17js; Cen
trail America. 15kdi9c.
PROVISIONS - Beef. steady; family.
sl6.75q17.50; mess. slS.5O@1400; beef
hams, S25.00@ 31.00; packet. $500 @16.O0;
city, extra India mess. $24.509 $500. Cut
meats, steady; picked hams. 11h@12c.
Lard, firm; western, SO. 70G;i0.s0: refined,
firm: continent, SOLO; compound, H.s5dS.25.
Pork, firm; family. S2i.O0; mess, eli. 250i7. IS
short clear. Sl9.5Od21.OO.
TALLOW Firm; country packages
free). 5a m6ltci Cottonseed oil, steady;
prime crude. PC.
RILE-Steady; domestic, fair to extra. ga
SIC; Japan. uominsi.
ER-Firm; creamery. specials. 26ii
02ic; extras, &c: thirds. to firsts, 1SQ24c.
state dairy, common to finest, 1Sd24c; pro-
cess. common to special, 1Sd22c.
POULTRY-Alive. firm: spring chickens
ltEc; fowls. lac; turkeys, lac. Dressed,
weak, western spring chickens. l5aisc,
fowls. 13hnl5c: spring turkeys, 1890.
CHEESE-FiTm; state. full cream, spe-
clals, l3hd14kc; full cream. small colored
or white, fancy, 13c; full cream, large col
ured or white, fancy, 12iac; full cream, good
to prime, f2di21zc: common to fair, 104G
lac: skins 2Q10&c.
EGGS-Ffrm; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected, 2Sd3Oc; same, fair
to choice, &d27c; western flrsts, 22d2Sc
seconds, aG31c.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01

ST. LOUIS. Sept. observation-disclosures
4.000head. including $50 TEXANS; natives
steady TO. 15c lower; Texan loo higher;
tI.2e; dressed beef and butchers steers
2.7SQS6.00; steers under 1000 poundsSa0O
assoc; stockers and feeders, Sa006el.O0:
@s2.26; bulls. SnW@N.25; calves, SAOoaS7.O0;
Texas and Indian steers, 3a6dR5B0; cows
and heifeTs H.B00eAO0.
HOGB-Receipts, $500: 1Oc lower. Pjas
ana lights c.50Qe640; packers, saBo6S6fS;
butchers and best heavy. &S09SI.M.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RScsipts, 22OO
Nead; steady; nstiyte mnttonp. &.0Sae4IS:
lambs. S.B@e5.60: culls and bucks, &. M@
$500: stockers. S20O@as.75.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
NATAL Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O-METALs-
There was a sharp advance in the London
f134 % Cd and futures at f1S5 los. Lo-
cally the market was firm and higher,
closing at s2S.4o@ss7O. Copper ad2
vanced to f59 lis Sd for spot and $50
13s Cd for futures In London. Locally
the market was dull aund unchanged, with
lake quoted at S13.37b @13.62h electro
lytic,. S1S.12h @l3.87h casting, S12.S7h
@1312h. Lead advanced 10 fl3 IS in
London Locally II was dull and un-
changed at $4.45@4.5O. Spelter was higher
also at fl9 los in London. but the local
market was dull and unchanged at S4.72h
@AT7h. The English market for iron
was unchanged at sos for standard foun-
dry, but Cleveland warrants were a shade
nncbsn e. Sl gNt5sd; I9 gop iSfsI ma naIthS %Ss
S15.5 0@17.25; No. > northern, foundry,
$1,000 a 1915; No. ! southern and No. /
southern, soft, S16.75m1T.25.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 3O-MET8LS-Lead,
dull at S4.32lz. Spelter. firm at S467h.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
Cotton MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. SO-CoTTON-Fu-
lures opened steady; September, $500, bid
October, S.9ic; November. s.5Sc. bid; De-
cember, she; January, s.55c; March, $500;
May, S.6lc.
Spot cotton closed quiet; middling up
bales.
GALVESTON. Tex, Sept. 3O.-CoTTON-
Steady: 97-l6c.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. S0.-CCTTON-Market
unchanged: middling. 92sc; sales. none; re-
ceipts, loo bales shipments. 7S7 bales;
stock. SOL bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3O.-COTToN-
Spot. quiet: low ordinary, 4&c. nominal;
ordinary, 9-16c, nominal; good ordinary.
&c; low middling. Sc: middling, Sc; good
mlddling, 96-16c; middhng, 913-l6e; fair,
9,617 bales; stock. 1888 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Sept N.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head, Including 100 south
ems; market steady to strong; choice ex-
port and dressed beef steers, te.OO6G4o:
fair to good, NS5G6. Is; western stesrs. sS.@
southern steers. Ss.Oot4tS southern cows.
N.2NdS25; native COWS. t2oOGAO. native
helfers. S,eo6S.O0; bulls, n.s0as.1s; calves.
t3.766rS. 70. "
HoGS-Receipts. 1900 head; market iOc
lower; top, SS.S2t; bulk OF sales. tS.s56Ss 50:
heavy, &76qes24; packers and butchers.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 10OO0
head; market i0c to 15c higher; lambs VI
nS40; ewes and yearlings, G.500e.eo; west
ern yearlings, 27bd4.O0; western sheer,
S.%9S.s0; stockers and feeders, S.O0DA0n.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
100000 ACRES
CHOICE CANADA
LANDS AT AUCTION
viii Be offered by the SaskaiOon
Western Land Co., Lid.
A. the City Of 4eg1na, provinces Of sAs
fsohswss' 0StessE ~. u, "a -, is,

Here Is your chance TO get ths pick o. rich vIrEif
saAkatcheVhn prsirie-rGht IA the heart Of IA
Canada wheat belt. A. auction price. You DO nel
have 10 live on Il 10 get the bargain value.
THIS vast tract will be offered for sale a. auctier
IN our pavilion ia the city Of Regina, October a.
lS-l4-lS-le-7. Make plans 10 go and 90.
BE on the ground q few days before the sale ant
select the location you prefer. HOmesetksr e1.
cursiOn ratet-very lOv-Wiu be given for Oct 4
from AL points on all leading roads o. the West
We will pay back the entire r~0und-trlp fare Of al
purehasets Of 100 acres or more.
send Tor our Large Map ana so-PAEs
Book-PEesi
The map shoss every section We oWn-how near
they are 10 Regns, how convenient 70 Winnipeg
and the grain ana stock markets. The book Eivee
you actual photographs OF lands. crops and home.
free. Wrhe for book and mEp TO fhs Saskatoon
a Western Land Co. lid, Rsglna. ssskstchsvan.
Terms; iJse Of me purchase pr.cs a. 2s tims
Of sale, balance OF regular first payment al a. 40
acre 10 ten days; remainder in eight equsl instsil-
ments Win Interest 81 81. surYsy fees ~ 10 GEMS
per acre payable With last inEtailDsnt and without
interest iron a parcel being knoaksd doWn ths
bidder shall immediately make 2 deposit o. feg,
vita the CLERK Of sale. O,herKas the Parcel msv
BE- put up sEain or wlthdrsnn from sale. The corr
pany reserves the right 70 Withdraw any o. ths
lands from sails.
These lands have been retailing At so 10 as an
sers. An are near railroads. a, crop vii nors
than pay for your purchase. Get market rsporu
and' figure IL out yourself
This IL your thancs. Come 10 the suction.
THE ~sAsEATOOS a WEsrERN LAND 90. LA.
lsinA Canada
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01

Canadian loan Of E5.ooo.Ooo at ave-, but they
recovered In the afternoon. kaffirs
dropped early bat closed strong: home
rails maintained their buoyancy on the
pr1spect 90 reduced expenses, and copper
shores ~ .ove-cd Esri Of the losses re-
'rdaN American securities
opened better and improved on fair buy
L..s Pacific. The msr-
Eet AZ noon ruled fair. Later business was
OF moderate dimensions at generally steady
rates on New York support. Canadian Pa
cific m~onopolizsd attention and advanced
one point. The market finished quiet.
BERLIN, Sept 0.-Prices on the Bourse
today were firm.
PARIS, Sept. SO-Pfices on the bourse
to-day were firm
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
AND PRODUCE MARKET
Liquidation and Visible Supply Lower
Values.
10 SIGN OF RECEIPTS FALLING
Corn HAS Been MovhnE Freely for
some Time. bot r. slack Now-
roor EaFtern Demand Cuts
FiEure.
nMAHA- sent. ID.

OMAHA. sept ~, 1875
Liquidation and the enormous amount Of
srain in sight has put values lower and
there Is little prospect for wheat receipts
decreasing for some time 20 come.
Corn has been moving freely Tor some
time, but has lightened considerably. tet
lover values in wheat and oats ana poor
eastern demand have had a declining et-
feet.
Whcst opened weak and showed q fur
Their decline during the early trading.
Later buying developed and firmed me
market Cash wheat was only In FAR De.
nand. December whes. opened at s5c and
Corn started str6ns and advanced with
wheat on good buying by professional oper.
stors. Offerings, were light and with hgnt
receipts selling was slow and bids went
asking December corn opened at 6Jetc ana
closed at 60Nc.
Primary wheat receipts were l6gS.VN
busllela aud shipments were $4,000 ousncls'
against receipts last year OF SS.WO bushels
ard shipments Of $4,000 bushels.
corn receipts were sb3,00o bushels and
Shipments were $4,000 bushels. AGAINST re
celpts last wear OF i.12a,OCO bushels ana
shinments ~ s54.O00 bushels.
C~Iearanc"s we're 1000 bu. or corn, loo W
= ostg ana wheat and flour equal 10 5000
bj.
liverpool closed isd&d lower on wheat
rrd unchaneeS 4, I'd hirher IN com.
se-bcard reurItcd es4fW bu or wheat
sken for export.
tocsI range o. options:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01

NEW YORK, sept. 90-MoNEY-on call.
steady; i1sd2 per cent guinE rate, ~ pes
cent; CLOSING bid, ~ per cent; offered ct
PRIME MBRCANTIBE PKPER-p4941
per cent. eF 80
TIME LoANS-stAady and more active
sixty days. ~ per cent; ninety days, s per
cent: six months. 81 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANqE-Weaker, with
actual business IN bankers bills at N.S5 for
sixty day bills and at A.s680 for demand.
Commercial bills, Astkd4.NA.
SILVER-Bar. 5i%c: Mexican dollars. 45c.
BONDS-Government, irregular; railroads,
firm.
Closing quotations on New York DOndS
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
L. a. WELSH. Local Forecaster
st Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept, observation-disclosures;
track, No. 2 red cash. H.03di.OSh; No. z
hard, 9scasl.0l1s; December, $1O0ll; May,
S1.o3a4.
CORN-Higher; track, No. , cash, 764c;
No. > white, 7sa7Sl4c; December, sac; May,
6SlRc.
OATS-Weak; track, No. . cash, 4Sc; No.
3 white. 5lhc; December, 4iSc; May, 5AC.
FLoUR-Market unchanged; red winter
patents, A.6gd4.90; extra fancy and straight,
Gd as; clears, $3.50.
SEED TIAiOTHY-$2. 2503.25. Fl.
CORNMEAL-S3.SO 81.
BRAN-Unchanged; sacked, east track.
A.Oadl. u.
HAY-unc1snged; timothy, ss.5OalIwi
IRON OTTO TIES-S1.OO %.
BAGGING-Sc.
HEINZ TWINE-1c.
PRONlSIONS-Pork. lower: jobhlnE.
$3.50 Lard. higher; prime steam S0O5d
l9l5. Dry sailed meats boxed, firm; extra
shorts, sl.G; clear ribs. Sli.12lh; short
clears, Sll.@. Bacon boxed, firm: extra
short. $i2l2ls; clear ribs, $500; short clears,
N2lER
POULTRY-FiTm; chickens. iOc; springs.
lSc; turkeys, l6c; ducks. 7hdS1sc; geese, sc.
BgTTBR-Quiet; creamery. 29d3c
EGGS-Stesdy at lS1sc. case count.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
EvHDOrsteu Apples aAd Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Sept S0-EVAPORATED
APPLES-Quiet; fancy. 9Lz6lOlAc; choice, Z
use; prime. 6a6sc common TO fair, 5d5&c.
DRIED FRUIT-Prunes steady on spot.
with quotations ranging from 4c to lSc for
Oregons. Apricots are In good demand.
with choice quoted at ShdslHc, extra at So
d9c AMI fancy at l0hQllc. Peaches are
dull. with the market easy in tone, choice
being quoted at TIa5%c,f extra choice al
IAGSc ard fancy at Skd9c. Raisins are
unchanged on spot, with loose muscstei
quoted at fata6hc. choice TO fancy seeded
at 6hd7&c. seedless at Fsd6c and London
layers at H.0Od1s5. .
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Fair and Cooler for Thursday, Says
the Prophet.

sept. 80, lSJe.
The weather continues cool in the east.
Freezing weather is reported in the Ohio
valley and frosts occurred as far south
as Kentucky. Temperatures are much
higher in the central valleys this mOrning,
but an area Df high pressure, with cooler
weather, has appeared in the extreme
and It will be cooler in this
vicinity tonight and Thursday, with con-
tinued fair. A barometric disturbance over
lies the upper lake region and light rains
have fallen IN the upper Mississippi val
ley since the last report and rains continue
in the upper lake region this morning.
Omaha record of temperature and pre-
cipitstion compared with the correspond
ing day Of the last three years:
1903. 1907. 1906. 1905,
tempsrature.... SO ~ AZ 90
Precipitation ............. 90 .3 90 40
Normal temperature for today, 81 degrees.
Is Deficiency. IN. precipitation since March l,
e.S3 niche s. %
aDeficiencyA CORRESPONDING period in 1907,
.. 49, Inches. A
Deficiency corresponding period in 1886,
inches. q,
h. A WELSH Local Forecssters y
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
CHICAGO tive sToCk ".
Cattle and Hoss stesdv-sheep Te.
"a Twenty-ftve Cents Htahrr.

CHICAGO, sept. 0.-CATTLE-Receipts.
lS,0o0 head; market steady; steers. 5000
bulls, N.6Oni.60: calves. s36OdSO: stockers
and feeders. Ss.60a4.5o.
HOGS-RcceiptS. 1900 head; market
steady; choice heavy shipping. 10;
butchers. SL@dTl0: light mixed. &e07s ~:
choice liGht, Hs0dS.S; packing, S6e0ds.SS;
pigs. R7SIS.sb; bulk OF sales. s6e0Hs.SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, s5Oop
head; market lOo 10 2Se higher; sheep, SSbO6
40; lambs, SL0Nd5.@: yearlings, tS.S5dAsS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01

A~OSS-There IL a good deal OF sameness
about the hog market these days. Every
DAY the market starts out slow and dull,
with some OF the best loads, such az ship
pers especially want, selling first, with less
desirable kinds slow and dragging through
out, That is the way IL was this morning
ana the way II has been most every other
morning for some time back. The early
but other kinds were 6910c lower, and Il
was very late before buyers really got
down ~ business on that kind and a good
deal later before anything like a clearance
was effected. As has been pointed out
several times in these columns. buyers are
discriminating very closely in the matter
Of quality, and anything that falls short
or their ideas as to what ought to consti-
tute good killing hogB are very slow sellers
at current prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01

northern. nnad5s; No. . do n.Mhd5t
no. 3 90 aest6H.OD5S.
BRAN-Tn bulk. S.S00d1s5N.
FLOUR-Firm; first patents G.1S@fSao;
second do S.DG&.N: rirst clears N.t51
Sass; second DO sa50d436
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01

SILNER-Bar, quiet al 25tsd per ounce.
MONEY-ik@iiS per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is ~ per cent; for three
months bills, IA per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
Comee Market.

NEW YORK. sept @-COFFBE-Fu-
lures closed steady. net unchanged to 5
points higher; sales reported, 3.I5O bags,
$500: May and July. 5.Soc. Spot. quiet;
No. Z Rio, SAC No. 4 Santos SIC. Mild,
dull; Cordovs, szal21xc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. @.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 1000 head, market strong TO i0o
higher; steers. N.00W7.B; cows and heifers,
$2.26@6.26; calves, &aO06S.B.
HOGS-Reoeipts, $500 head; market slow
and steady TO weak; top, $3.50; bulk OF
sales, e6.50667b.
SHEEP AND Administrations. 2.oco
head: market strong to l0c higher: lambs.
tS.5065.2 %.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
Foreign

LONDON, Sept. S0-Money was Ia goood
demand on the market today for the quar-
ter end and discounts were easy. The
stock exchange concluded the settlement
without d~ifffculty, but some irregularity
developed IN certain sections. Consols
yielded TO reellEathons on the issue OF Che
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-01
Sioux CIty live stock M.rk.,

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Sept. S~0.-(special TEL
egram. )-CATTLE-Receipts 500 head:
market loo lower; beeves, N.5097.Oo; grass
cows, 32.b0@8.75 feeders, S3.7664. So; calves
and yearlings. &2.25@S.5 So
HoGs-Receipts, 1900 head; market lOc
lower; range. &.2S66.76: bulk, $6456S65.