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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-02


The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church enjoyed an all-day
sew Thursday at the church. About
Thirty five were there during the day
Mesdames Charles Bay, r. B. Reason
or, C. T.. Peterson and F. "A. Moscrip,
hostesses, served a fine lunch. Before
next Sunday the ladies will have in
stalled in the church auditorium four
electric fans, and have already had a
gas stove put in the kitchen for con-
venience during the hot weather.
MIR. and Mrs. F. e. Leroy, long time
residents Of Union, were in the city
Thursday and left in the evening for
their future home at Lincoln, Neb. Mr..
Leroy has but recently finished a four
years. term Of service in the United
States navy, during which he encircled
the globe. He has accepted a position
as fireman on the Burlington railroad,
running out OF Lincoln. Mrs. Leroy
was formerly Miss Lucille Rowley, OF
Union, and many friends regret her de-
parture. While in this city Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy were guests of Miss Pearl
Johnson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-02

Mr.. F. L. ,Meeker arrived home We'd
nesday night from a three weeks visit
in the west. He went to Vancouver, B.
c., to look after business, and to visit
his brother, Guy "A. Meeker, who is in
the real estate business there On his
way home Mr.. Meeker visited the Sc
attic exposition, Tacoma and Portland,
and took the trip thru the Yellowstone
park.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-02

Caro-, little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph whitacre, 1O71a North Second
street, celebrated her Sd anniversary
Wednesday afternoon by a party at
which fifteen little girls and boys were
guests. Games entertained the little
tots, and Mrs. WhitacYe, assisted by
Miss Mae Bratt, served supper on the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-02

We have just received another car o
Ardee flour. Reynolds & Sheldon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-02

Big dance at Forney's Hall Monday
evening, July 5.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-02

ALI kinds of pickles and olives for
your lunches. Kendall & West.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Merle N. Smith desire to
meet and greet personally all the new
members of the Methodist church. They
will therefore be at home this evening,
from 8 to 10 o'clock, at the parsonage,
206 West Main street, to all who have
lately joined the church, and all who
expect to do so, and their families.
Mesdames w. r. Rubee, Hans Mad
sen, E. B. Zines, w. j. Logan, j. Chinn
and j. K. Parks were hostesses at the
church Thursday afternoon to the
Methodist Ladies' Aid Society. A So
cial time, during which refreshments
were served, followed the business ses-
sion. The attendance was good.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-02

Elk chocolates are the best. Hoag
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-07-02

Miss Winifred Chamberlain left for
Albany and Fulton, ILL.,, Davenport and
Clinton, for visit of several weeks on
Thursday. Miss Chamberlain will visit
with her grandmother, Mrs. s. q.
Chamberlain, in ALBANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

FORT LOGAN. COLO. SEPTEMBER lST
lS09.-Sealed proposals in tTiplicate vii
be received until a. m, October 1st 1899
and then publicly opened for the construC-
ton OF an Isolation hospital here. Blank
forms for bidders. plans and specifications,
may be had on application. United states
reserves right TO accept or reject any or
all proposals or any part thereof En-
velopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for construction OF
isolation hospital and addressed 10 the
S4-5-s-li-is-is-a2-s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
NEW YORE STOCKS AND BONDS
Market Makes Brave Start, but is
Soon Thrown Into Confusion.
BIG DROP IN LEHlGH VALLEY
Declaration Of Oaly JsuaI Dividend
by Jersey Central Calls Attention
90 slim Basis for Many Re
cent Advances in Prices.

NEW YORK.. sept sl-Attsr mskins
q brave start TO-DAY. the stock suc,ula-
uon came 10 halt sEd experienced some
confusion iu adjusting itsslt to some new
conslderat' ons. The miscarriage of the
movement which has cyutsrcu 10 Reading
WIN De eiNen respp1sl1usy g,E,rauy irt
tne upset in the mark heavy uuloadi1~
OF thst stock following tls d,riaisU,i OF
only the regular QuatfeI.y g div idend Of .
per cent IN Ne Central Railroad OF Ne
market Lehigh VALLEY stock UrOSe neal iy
lS points on the Jerssv Central diviA' nj
action. The disappointment in thN mat
-er brought nome kOaElN 10 the specuit
i've nilnd .hs -NJeut % which II nJd tCUn
Telllng on rumOrs a. NNguC dud ili Huthen-
ucated as was snis uHa. various Lln'r
incidents hsG been sowing the seeds =
suspicion. An Off ,I4l anuoln Hueft k!ktn
out Tor publ 'ltl N yes CI.t1E DN TIE We
can DEFINING on.punv declared that
Many OF Jhe UuU.1rs pI' into ttrJuHt Oh
concerning Jhis cOmptur are E-ussly eN-
aggerated and Uh-E TO lli>Ieau sne I."-
chalmers OF variouS 'Cen' r,rorls Nhlt. .
had been used N-h effect in 'nc stock
market. the stock broke py,nis IN the
early market I)dnN. Curth'r lHquirt l~-
tended grant Of subscription rights by thc
st Paul al its annual ineeunS on ias'
Saturday deyel lped lts inherent iHHi"La-
bility. since the money market resources
have begun to be CONSTRUCTED however
the stock market has given evidence ct a
steady movement to sell stocks under cover
and to take advantage Of all strong sus-
tanning influences. The lesson was clearly
implied that the leaders N the spe e1ulatlnt
movement were reducing their commit
ments and seeking to distribute their hofG-
ings At the high prices AMI realize their
profits
The orderly and skiuful manner In when
the realization movement is conducted IT.
dicates its exemption from any very uI-
gent pressure. Even today the marie. mar
gave further evidence OF the conuhueo
control exercised by the forces back OF
the market in the sharp rebound IN prices
which followed the break. With dlsap-
pointment behind them the stock mar
ket turned to the Pennsylvania directors,
meeting tomorrow as a hopeful source OF
inspiration and made conjectures or a
possible announcement Of a new stock Is
sued with subscriptions rights from thaI
meeting United states steel EXTENDED Ns
record price 10 So Some Importance was
attached to the Des Moines speech oi
| President Taft as an indication OF deter
1 minaton to push for STRENGTHENING OF the
laws to regulate corporations. me SUD,
I stantial recovery from the break lett tlna
prices not much changed from last night
Bonds were weak Total sales. pal Nalue
/ s. 3l2 600 United states bonds were uh-
changed on call.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

BOSTON. sept n.-WOOL-The local
wool market is marking time. Stocks are
well cleaned up and the situation IL strong
The leading domestic quotations are as
follows. Domestic wOols: Ohio and Penn
sylvania fleeces NX. SsdS7c; y. S4d35c:
fine unwashed. rose: half blood combing
36d55c, 1-blood comblng, 36dS5c, quarter
blood, 34d2jc; deisine washed. SSa4lc; de-
laine unWashed. S3d34c Michigan, Wiscon-
sin New YORK feeces: fine unWashed 8
a25c, delaine unTashed, 9ldS2c; half
blood unwashed. 34aSJc, three-eig ighths
blood. unWashed 34d35c: one-quarter
blood 2a34c. Kentucky, Indiana and Mis-
souri,, ee-eighths blood SAC, one-qusrter
blood 3ed33c; Georgia, 3ld32C. Secured
values Texas fine. y months. 7567Sc; fine
California northern, 6Sd70c; middle county.
63d65c; fall free. 58d52c oregon. eastern.
No. i staple 77d7sc; eastern clothing, 70d
72C, valley, No. !. 5Id5SC. Territory, fine,
staple, 77dSOc: fine medium staple. 7Od72c;
fine clothing 70d72c; fine medium clothing
61G6Sc: half blood, 73a56c; three-eighths
blood 6sdTOc, one-quaTter blood. 67d6Sc
Pulled, extra. 72qI5c; fine A, s6Q6sc; 4
superior, 60Q65c.
LONDON, sept. n.-WOOL-A large num-
Der OF buyers attended the opening Of the
fifth series Of wool auction sales here to-
day, resulting in firm market. mod
crate selection. principally crossbreds was
offered and met with an animated demand.
Meriuos advanced 7ladl0 per cent cross
breds lOdl5 per cent and Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal 5nl0 per cent. Americans
bought medium crossbreds at Is "a
ST. LOUIS Sept. 2l-WOOL-UnchsnRed /:
territory and western mediums. z3qzsc
fine mediums. Z2q24c; fine, i3alse-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

ShEEP-Receipts OF sneep WtIp large
today, making the total iog ,nc wees
to date over 1900 head. While ines, usare.
look large still they are 5000 head short
OF the same days last week, and =, W.
head short Of the same days year sg1.
81 will be noted from this that receipts
are running a good deal behind what they
were a year ago. and are already showing
a falling off FOR the year Of over i4.jvJ
head.
Fat sheep showed a little weakness yes
terday morning as noted at the iIEe but
still they closed up not far from s,eadN.
This morning tney came again q tile
with last week, has not been very grtal
Fat lambs, under the influence uf the
break at Chicago last week AID II still
further break yesterday, sold uetldtuiy
lower again this morning Foy the two
days II is safe TO quote the III lrkct G.uUnd
25c lower than last week
Feeders on the other hand havu Shown
very little change 30 far tuts We. X, eng
quoted about steady yesterday ana again
today. The fact is, the market on feeders
has remained almost stationary for some
time back. there being hardly enough
change at any time to be worth mention
ing There were plenty OF buyers in tie
barn again this morning. and IL was only
a quesuo Of getting the feeding stock
shaped up ready TO be shown. The fact
is feeder buyers have been coming IN so
fast that it has been struggle to secure
enough stock 10 supply their wants.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs. Good
TO choice lambs, s. 515q6.9O, fair TO good
lambs. S550ds.75; good to light yearlings,
f5.l5G5 20, good TO light yearlings, S5.OJu
s. 25; good to choice wethers, S4.4Va4 IS; fair
to good wethers. A25G44U; good to choice
ewes $4.4Oq45O; fair to good ewes SAO0q
40
otations on feeder stock: Good to
choice lambs. s.. l5d5.5O fair to good lambs,
s.. 50Q6 Is; night yearlings S5.OOg5.25 heavy,
yearnngs. A.l5d5.W; old wethers, NOJa
40; good to choice ewes, S32jQ3Ij, breed
ing ewes, S375q5.5O: yearling breeding ewes,
$5.5GQbV
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
CEMENT WALKS-WNE DEPAETNENT.

CEMENT WALkS-WAE DEPARTMENT,
office OF the constructing QuaTteTna ster,
Fort Crook, Nebraska. August p l2V4.
Sealed proposals. in triphCa,e. viii bo Is-
Ceived al this office until ll.G 4. m.. sep
tembpr % 1893 and then publicly opened.
for the construction OF l2.yg square feet.
more or less. Of cement walks ~ Fort
Crook Nebraska. Certified check OF surely
cOmpauys guarantee Tor 5000 must su-
company each hid. Proposals must he
made on the forms to be obtained at this
office. Plans and specifications may be
seen by intending bidders al the office OF
the Chief QuaTteTmaster. Department or the
Missouri. Omaha, Neb. and al this office.
Necessary blank forms and fun inform
alton furnished upon application here.
Certified check for $500 10 guarantee re-
turn on or before September -, 1909, will be
required before plans and specifications viii
be sent TO prospective bidders. The United
States reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids Envelopes containing PROPOSAL
must be indoTsed Proposals for Csmen.
Walks, Fort Crook, Neb.." and addressed
to Captain JOSEPH F. GOHN, construct
ing quarteTmasteT. A. 24-2-26-E :. H-2Z
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
MAIN ANDPRODUCE MARKET
Wheat Up on Higher Cables and
seanty Offerings
sHoRTs FIND MARKET BARE
|eAvn Moderately stronE in sympathy
snd Gees Higher Despite Heavy
seIIInE Pressure DeveIoPins
on the BuiEes.
OMAHA. Neb sep, n

~ OMAHA. Neh. sept. tl.
Unexpected higher cables started shorts
covering and the eariv buyers found the
market bare of offerings. Prices advanced
SHARPLY and this nss = surprise To all ~
ne sentiment has been favUrinE the down
side for the last few days
Corn vas moderately strong In sym
pathy with whest and worked higher de-
spite some heavy. selling pressure witch
developed on the bulges
Wheat was q complete Surprise when
early cables started weak shorts 10 buEinE
Further advances brought out new buying
and offering dried up. f0rcing values stili
higher. But on the Vhole, action Nas slow
Nth little excitement
Corn show ed some strength early with
wheat but soon became dun with selling
pressure telling on the near future. Casn
prices we're barely steady and the de-
msnd could not be called good.
U-.mary wheat receipts wcIe 2055.Wo Dr..
ank fhipments we're q16N0 bu.. against re-
C y. last year Of :. 900 bu. and ship
ln'r OF 6s5 900 bu.
Primary corn receipfg were $4,000 nu
ann shipments we're 5jAO0o bu. against re-
Ypts last year Of 81 ,ooo bu. and shipments
Il i6s. 900 bu.
Ciearances we're i2i0ce bu Of corn. 80 bu.
Of oats snd wheat and flour equal to % %,
bu.
Liverpool closed iaii,d higher on wheat
and I'd lover on corn.
Local range Of options
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on various
Commoditiea

NEW YORK. sept. A.-FLOUR-Reoeipts,
0,O5 bbls., exports, q N3 bbls, firm; moder-
ate trade: Minnesota patents. 5lOd6.OO. Min
nCsota bakers, f65q525. winter patents
- Ooa 10; winter stralghts, A.S5G4s5; winter
extras, A.3OU4Ot, winter low grade, - l0d
$50 strsights. A.S5a4s5. Rye flour, firm,
tair 20 good ADdi5o; choice to fancy,
CoRNMEAI-Steady: white and yellow.
81 60lIl.65, coarse, 81 5odi IS. kiln dried So IS
RI E-Dull' NO. western, 7Sc, I. o. b.
BARLEY-Firm; feeding, 5sdsOc. c l. T.,
WHEFT-R Receipts, s.. 500 bu.: spot mar
ket irregular. No red, SllO3S elevator:
No. red SlGS3s No hard winter. SI.l27,
nominal, T. O. D., aflOat, higher English
cables dominated the wheat market today
explaining an advance OF nearly &c in
prices, shorts and commission houses We're
good buyers, especially as cash demand :
were liberal ana northwest receipts not so
large. Last prices showed Iizaltc net rise:
september, NlIaulll7s, closed slll7H. De
ceinbeF- SlVo-sa l.JSia, closed, SL0SA MAJ.
$L0At Ids1r' closed. tOs1a
CORN-keceipts 500 bu., exports ~
bu.; spot STEADY, No. ? old. sc nominal
elevator and sc, nominal, delivered. No.
new. 66Asc nominal T. o. b.. afloat win
ter shipment Option market was without
Transaction closing unchanged. september
closed. ,cc, December closed 1Lc
OATS-Receipts SSl5 bu.; exports t5j
bu.; spot steady, mixed. 4lb4a42c: natural
white. 42q45c, clipped white 4Sd4sc
good TO choice sOGs5c
HIDEs-Dull; Bogota, lsAGlsAc: Central
America. 2OLc
PRONlSlONS-Bes firm. family. S4O)
Ql40, mess, SlLDQll.5g, beef mans 81, Oj
a2soo; packet H2OOa ESQ, city extra India
mess, t3oOg05o Cut meats steady, pick
led bellies, N2-5i5d r. a.; picked hams Sl2 90
Lard strong, middle west, yl2 .5Sdl2. Is
refined firmer, continent s3OO. south
America, Sla.6 80; compound. s. Pork strong.
family, 81 50a-4u0 short clears ~ Csis4
g ~, mess. S25.OOa25 50
TALLON-Steauy tS2 per pkg), sc; coun-
try tpkgs. freel, 5izd6c
RICE-Stesdy' domestic. 2l4q7c. patua.
5Q6c.
BITTER-Steady, creamery specials
201zdslc. western factory. 236S3L,c: western
imitation creamery, 24a25C
CHEESE-Steadyi state, fun cream. spe-
cials lblzul6l1C.
EGGS-Stehdy, western extra firsts aSlL n
g711c; frsts, 25Q2Sc, seconds 28d24I,c
POILTRY-Alive. easy; western chick
ems, l6C, fowls, l5laCs turkeys l5r
Dressed, irregular, western l5d aGc
fowls. l5dl7lrc.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

Increased 21se CO. Total tinted States and
canada increased As2g 0o0 AfiOat for and On
EufUpe Increased 27p0uo Total American
and European supply Increased 50 ooo
lgu. United states and Canada increased
90 o. bushels
Dats. Iuited states and Canada increased
y. N" bushels The leading Increases and
"geI eas reported this week follow
Increases Manitoba - n0q bushels.
9Ddrr.ch. 12l 000 bushels
Shicago piiyage elevators 10 90 bushels.
knoxville. ~ 90 bushels
Cleveland a Ou
Dscr ases Midland. -fWo bushels
louisville. 1-s O0 bushels
Nashville g on
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
OMAHA eENFr,. NARkrr,
STAPLE and Fancy Producs frIcss Fur-
nIahrd hr RnNrrs nnd MhnIcaaIera.

BUTTER-Creamery SO delivered %
the -etan trade In LIB cartons. s7isc, No
tons. SC. In 5O-lb tubs sle. psckInE stock
Is'FaoO'sc. fancy dsiry tubs - 1l, com.
mon roll. fresh made lSglS.4c MsrNe,
changes every Tuesday.
EGGS-Frcsh scllinr Ctuck csnSltl &c
CHEESE--Finest Wisconsin fur cream
twins lSc. Youne Americas Zoo hoop
iEIc favorite in hoop. Ice, daisies ~ Iu
hoop. l5i4c, cream brick. fuI H'se lac.
block swiss iSc' fun cream hmbu's -, les
POULTRY -DrcNers, isc. alive. springs
l6c. hens iOc: cocks 7c. d@cSs. loc. geese
Sc turkeys. i5J. pigeons, per du1.. eac
guinea fowls per dVz, S %; squar> Per
doza s. Dressed hens, uc, spunEs. i9p
uc, cocks. Gssc, ducks. lie. gccesv. nac.
turkeys. &C.
FISH Fresh caught slmost all are
dressed. Halibut. Sc. buffalo. &c. trout
l2e: bullheads. l4c; catfish, Ie, erapp'es
sunfish 6qyc, black bass. Sc, wniJeftsh.
lSc. pike. l2c, salmon, lic, pickerei ioc.
frog legs. S5c Fresh frozen Whtefish.
No l. To-, round, &c; p,cSerel dressed.
and headless. &c: round, &C. pike. dressed,
lOC. round &c. led snappers i2c. >paulsn
mackereL lSc. native mackerel sc each.
BEEF CUIS-No ! ribs. lsc. No. ribs
l2C. No. ribs. III. No. ] loin, 10, No.
5lsc. No 2 chuck CSC. No. chuck p.c.
No. / round s'sc. No . round. b',c No. 2
round &C, NO. D plate, 5isG. NO. plate,
&c, No. O. plate. J'zc
s. IS per DBL Celery. Michigan sec bunch.
Cabbage. home grown, llzc per ID. MIS-
cousin Red Globe onions &c per 10. Cali
fornia cduiiflywer, S4U0 per crate. IoIna-
toes hUrrv grown. market basket 5JC;
crate, S4G Lettuce. per uoE-, SOC Par
suIps, turuips carrots 75c per doz Flor
ida new bvety. carrots, parsntps turnps.
etc. Der JuZ. 1'c.
FRESH FRUITS-FlorIda pinespples lss
to 4Ss. S275 per crate, grape fruits. @ sire.
per box S. ~ size $50. 54 size. 81: bs-
nanas fancy select. 81. 5Od20D; apples home
basket a5c
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
-. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. sept si-wHEAT-
strong and higher track: No red cash
!Lltal L; No. hard, 4l-o5lsQLes; December.
81 O2iS; May 81 O4ia
CoRN-Firm: track. No. ? cash Sc: De.
eembsr. 5siTa5sAso' May. 6zl.aGSc; No ?
white, 63lzc.
OATS-StronE. track. No. 2 cash. 40l,c.
December. asizc May, 42C. No. white isc
RYE--elRC
FLOUR-Higher. red winter patents
s. 25u5 %. extra fancy and straight H70d
80, hard winter clears. Al5Q445
SEED-Timothy, S3Ooa3O
CORNMEAL-R@
dlO.
BAY - Steady timothy 8II6ldl5 70.
prairie. N-59dlL5O
BAGGINCi-7C-
HEMP TWINE--5c-
PEONlSIONS-Pork stsady. jobbjuE
81 .. Lard. firm, prime steaH sll -Ofi
ll % Dry salt meats. unchanged: toxed
extra shorts, Si.5o; clear ribs, Ns.5O. short
clears. S25S Bacon. unchanged: boxed
extra short $3.50; clear rlbs. Ns5e, short
clears. S315.
POULTRY--Steady. chickens. -lzc: spriues
l2irc. turkeys. Ia lsc. ducks. size geese "a
BUTTER-Steady creamery, s4Gs0c
EFzGE-fulAr
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
81 HIsh - 90

4 citations AT Kansas ci'y we're as fol
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

KANSAS CITY. sept I.-CATTLE-R Re
ceipts 5000 head. including 200 h ad
southerns: market steady to weak; choice
export and dressed beef steers. Sb.50aS25 s.
fair to good, t3. S0d6 IS; western steers. $50
$3.50 stockers and feeders, S3.25Q5.4).
southern steers. 50 90Q450; southern COWS
heifers. s. 35d5 10, bulls, &2.5OqAOO, calves
s. 3O0q7.OO.
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head, market weak
to lOc lower: top SZl1, bulk OF sales
SI.75aE25: heavy. fSl0GS. IN; packers and
butchers. s. OOqS25. light, T.7OdSl5; pigs.
s. .5Od7 30
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts l2,O00
head market steady 10 lOc lower, lambs
s. 7Jd7.lO, yesrlings, A.50G52, wethers,
81 25d5.lO ewes S4OOq4 80; stockers and
feeders e 95sI5 10
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

Cash quota tons were as follows.
- FLOUR-StrOng. winter patents s. 0Od
500; sJraights. t4+SaAS0. spring straights
-. A.b5G4.75 bakers 81. 3od4S0.
BARLEl-Feed or mixing, &9u52c, fair TO
choice mailing 5Su64C.
SE1EDS-FlaN. No ] southwestern. 81 81.
No northwestern. S.A Timothy 50 $50
35o. - lover, Si3.jQ.
PRONlSiONS-PoTk, mess, per bbl 81 o.
a24io, Lard, per 100 lbs, si2e5 short ribs
Fides Qoose). slLIllgnl2OO. Short clear sides
ghoXed) 4l2s7lFdi250
7 Total clearances OF wheat and flour were
Equal 20 s. Oo0 bu Primary receipts we're
.O1belo bu.. compared with 2 sOs 900 bu the
corresponding day wear ago The world :
visible supply, as SHOWN By Bradstreet's
increased ASS 600 bu.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: wheat
a. cars corn SS4 cars; oats i7e cars; hogs.
~ 600 head.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

Mail Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2L-METALS-Whn
the London tin market was higher today,
with spot at ElG l5S, and futures az El3s
Us Sd the local market was easy and
shade lower. The market for standard cop
per was easy. Lake copper MAS quoted n
t2O0dl225. eleCtrOlytiC al N27bql2OJ and
casting al fl--b-lzdl-h''z 1he LONDON cop
per market vas higher. with spot closing
al $50 s. and futures AZ $50 IL % Lead
vas quiet. but shade higher with spot az
s. 30d4 gIiz New York, and 81 a0G4 20. East
81 Louis. London market Was unchanged az
n2 l2s Sd. Spelter was quiet and unchanged
al E.65d575. New York. and az s. 5Jd5 s.
East 81 Louis. The London market was
unchanged az ga The London iron mar
ket was higher. with Cleveland warrants
quoted 81 SIS Sd Locally the market was
firm No. 7 foundry. northern SIS 75dl9 %.
No . SIS 2jGlS -. No. 7 southern and No
southern soft yS75ale =. It Is reported
that cargo ~ English iron has been sold
for shipment here
ST LOUIS. sept -METALS-Lead
steady a. Nz- Spcfer. firm az 1-.-2l4
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22

leading the advance Later the market
reacted slightly. but Al noon was steady.
with prices ranEing frvm = above yester-
days New York close Prices changed
but little in the afternoon until Wall street
offerings were received which caused
decline Then the issues improved, but
the market gave way anu the closing vas
easy and irregular.
BERLIN. sept I.-Americau securities
we're weaker on the BourEe today. the
market being unfaVorably Influenced bN
the high rate for money t5 per cent? Tor
siN months
PARIS sept u.-Prices on the Bourse
today were firm and the trading vas
quiet The private rate Of discount is y
higher Al pe- cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hogs weak to Lower
sheep steady to Lower.

CHICAGO, sept H.-CATTLE-ReCeipt
900 head. market weak to l0C lower;
steers. s.. 6OtlS 80, cows. S350d5.25; heifers,
s. 5O06OO, bulls, S20a4S5; calves, 5000
so. stoCkers and feeders SI5a5.50.
to sc lower: choice heavy. - 4OqS.45,
butchers. &.S5dS.i5; light mixed s. sOu s.O5;
choice light, IS lO0S 25, packing, s.. sou 30;
pigs s. ZId7. 30: bulk OF sales, SSOJGfS 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 5000
head. market steady TO lQc lower. sheep,
81 25d5l5; lambs. !6.25a125, yearlings, 500
a5 60
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
DISTRICT AVERAGES.


al a. m
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
N.r Nnrk Money MARKET.

NEW YORK sept Il. - MONEY -- On
call firm aaG7 per cent. ruling rate. -
per cent. closing bid - per cent. offered
AZ "a per cent. Time loans slightly softer
dave ss.u4 per cent. six months. g. per
cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER - 21sqS
per cent
STERLING EXCHANGE - steady. with
actual business in bankers oils ~ ~ sAsoa
S4a0 for siNty-day bills, and al A3N toT
demand. Commercial bills. A.S'A aANAA.
SIINER-Bar. 5lLr-.
BONDS - Government. STEADY. faiiicad.
weak
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-22
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns
jr.' 6l4 Sew York Life Bldg, Omaha:
Treasury statement.

WASHINGTON. Sept 21.--The condition
Of the treasury at the beginning of bust
ness today was as follows: Trust Funds
Gold coin $50, 762. $50. silver dollars s4s4 e
546.ooO; silver dollars Of lS0, N,@l, 900; silver
certificates outstanding, $4s4 346, ,0Oo
General Funds-Standard silver dollars
in general fund. IS, 602. .OS5; current labili-
ties. S95 54S. 462; working balance in tTeaury
offices sci. go 40; in banks to credit Of
treasurer Of the United states, SSS,45l. ls5; ;
subsidiary silver coin. So, 2O6. 49, minor
coin. S2,O9l SIS: total balance in general
fund 500 aO2 547