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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
w. L. Fisher Arrives in
Seattle from Alaska
Secretary of Interior Says Controller
Bays Harbor Facilities Have
Been Exaggerated.

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept. s.--seeretary OF
the Interior Walter L. Fisher. who left
Seattle August IS on a tour OF Alaska, ar
rived here today on the revenue cutter
Tacoma.
Secretary Fishers trip included journeys
over the whole mileage OF the three rail-
roads OF Alaska He talked with everyone
he met who had suggestions to offer on
the policy OF the Interior department
Mr.. Fisher said today that he did net
Wish to make a statement Of the oonolu-
sions he had reached as to the betterment
Of conditions in Alaska. In conversations
in Alaska and on the steamer the secretary
declared himself in favor or wagon road
construction, aids TO agriculture and the
expediting OF settlement of titles to coal
claims.
Mr.. Fisher expressed disappointment with
the Boring river coal deposits. The coal.
he said, seemed much broken up and
where exposed to the air orumbled at the
touch Controller bay aid not impress the
secretary as offering the harbor facilities
that had been represented.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09

hat Is the heaviest OF the season thus
far, Amounting 70 about 49, 900 head. Lambs
predoffinAted IN the receipts and feeders
.outnumbered fat arrivals. Buyers natur-
ally took a bearish view Of the trade and
we're encouraged In this attitude by slumpy
Conditions elsewhere, Fat lambs, now sell
ina al S.l0f5 ~, show net declines OF $50
SOc Tor the week, while feeder lambs are
closing i5d25c lower Sheep, both feeder
and tat, have been well sustained at al
times Daily clearances always found bulk
IN second hands, but were seldom com
The feeder market was the largest and
busiest. OF course. as western ranges are
furnishing thin and in-between classes
rather than finished offerings a. present.
Packers tab last night placed the four
days purchase by country and specua-
tive buyers az 9fOCo head, about 70 per
cent OF total receipts. Spreads between fat
and feeder lambs have narrowed consoder-
ably the margin being less than a half
dollar In most bases.
Quotations on sheep and Lambs--Lambs.
good, s. 25nh t0i l0mbs, Culls, e44O6 30.
lambs. feeders. Ns5aSi5; yearlings, fair
10 choice, SAOoq4.So yearllngs,. feeders, sS.IS
GAS wethere, handy SS.SO4Sbo wethers,
heavy, SSi5Ra 20; wethers, Feeders, 5000
10. ewes good to choice, S3.OQfis,0 ewes,
fair to good. S215uS.00 ewes breeders, 50 Is
6sS5;. ewes. feeders S2S5Q2e0; ewes oulls
" 10 .ss,~esa,tsti,o salna,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Cool Wave IL Sweeping Over the
Spring Wheat Territory.
LONG CORN SELLING STEADILY
Hesrish GoverAment report Ahtici-
Patcd--Trade Generally BSpects
an Improvement OF the
Average Condition,

OMAHA sept g. isii.
The weather map shows cool and rainy
over large portion Of the spring wheat
country, which ls unfayorable for the
wheat that is ltili in the fields, The tenn.
peratures in the Canadian northwest are
cool. but the extent OF wheat TO be cut
with the failure 70 see the volume OF sx-
port business expected on the recent bullish
Russian news and the official report on
spring wheat to be issued 81 the close TO.
day gave the market duh tone and ranges
were narrow,
Long corn has been cold steadily, anticl-
pAting a bearieh government report TODAY.
The trade generally expects an improve.
ment in the average condition since the
August report. However stocks are small
and shipments win likely continue heavy;
following the recent heavy cash sales, and
opinions are that the crop will be q snort
wheat ruled slightly weaker pending the
Argentina advlces. Cash wheat was h4hc
lower.
Corn felt the weight Of more favorable
lions since August gave the market an
easier tone. Cash corn sold 40 lower.
Primary wheat receipts were lOi4VVV pu'
and shipments were eSs,O go bv, agsins s, re-
ceipts last year OF 1,S0S,OOO bu. shu snip
Primary corn receipts we're 10000 bu. ana
shipments were Tl,0V0 bu., against receipts
last year Of HS,0o0 bu. and shipments VI
Ciearances we're 800 bu. Of corn. sss bu' OF
oats and wheat and flour equal to Sls,oOO bu,
Liverpool closed unchanged 70 I'D higher
on wheat and unchanged 90 Nd higher on
corn.
The following cash sales were reporaedi
WHEAT-No. 3 hard, car, e4hei care
92o; No. 3 hard, / car, S21ac; NO, nara \
car, 91lAc; No. 8 spring, ! car, SCI 10. z
mixed / car g4c; No. 3 mixed. car s4ci l
car (poor), s2iho; No 1 mixed, \ car SOc.
coRN@No white, cars, oOAe; ! car
eoshoi No. 2 yellow, cars, eo%ci No. xe..
low, 2 cars, 61c No 1 yellow, car, 6Ohei
No. q mixed, cars, 601hc.
oATS-standard, car, 42ho; NO. .
white, II cars, 42ise.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHBAT--No. 2 hard, s1islfs9cj NO. hare
so1sqe5c No. I hard, s6iAasS1sc; rejected
COMING. white, 6oNGeoNej No, 3
white, eO1kdDe09tc; No, white, b93lGSQzt !. 70.
color, 60Aq60ho No. yellow, GOA q6 Snc,
SSS S No Si T. Sd,sgS5gc No, sols6oOEci No.
l. 59k9eOAoi no grade, 5sqS9A1e $1,000
OATS--Eo, . white, ga 42Ao, standard
42hd42h No. 3 white, 4tA4l&ci NO. :
yellow, 421421l; No 4 yellow, n44lAol
.BARLEY---No. g. socQs1.0o. No: I, S5gs5c;
No. /. feed, S0d9se; rejected, I0gSSe.
RYE--No. 2, SSgs7c; No. 8, SS9sSc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
ArtiOlssI open. High. Low. close lYos'y.
caah quotations were as follow,

Cuen were as IOllOMSs
FLOUR-Steady; winter patents, A10a
$50; straights, SS.6Qe94.90; spring straights,
S4.2O1435; bakers. So 6o0AT0.
RYE-No. 2. S5b5QS6c.
to choice mailing. sl.O7al.ls.
SEEDS-Timothy, Sl25CQ1450 Glover.
tPRGViSIoNs-Pork mess, per bbl.,
SIS. 100 l5.S71s. Lard. per 100 lbs, $3.50; short
ribs, sides (ooseC $S5OQ9.OO; short clear
sides (boxed) t9.0Oqg.25.
Total clearances OF wheat ana flour were
equal TO 20a,0O0 bu. Exports for the week,
as shown by Bradstreets, were equal g
26s2,0 900 bu. Primary receipts were l,0lt,OOC
bu compared with l,So8,0OO bu. the COR
RESPONDING day a year ago.
ESTIMATED receipts for tomorrow; Wheat,
lol cars corn, 4i7 cars; oats lAs cars
Cnicaso Cash Prices--wheat: No. 2 as
a9slkc; No. red 9i&qs2kc; No. red 50
0l9Oc; No. 2 hard winter, S515q97c; No 3
hare winter int ' SoTtSs4n NG s Ppr cs s
northern. 81 .00al.06 No 2 spring, ssoaSi .O5
No. spring S5e9Sl ,Ooi NO. spring, $50
SSc; velvet ehaff, 7seqgl .o4; durum, s2csp
SeXe, No. : yellow s8a6sNei No. !. s5E6
sec: No. white, s5Aqs6ei No. 8 yellow,
S5AasSc; No. = s6hqS6Aei No. white, SSl.
White. 4iliq45o; No. ., lSkei No. 3 white.
4sltG4l1tei No. 4 white, 4zstq4SAoi stand
ard, l4q4lAe. Rye: No. 2 Sl5assc. Bar
ley, sseaSl ,ls. Timothy ns.bOal4So Glover,
BUTTER-. Steady ersameries, Oa2so;
dalries, 1Sd22c.
EGGS-Receipts, 6S75 cases. Market
steady; at mark, cases included. iigiSe.
firsts, lie; prime firsts, lshc.
CHEESE-Steadyi daisies, 1311S5ke;
121SQ12&e: Young Americas. iNtql3Isc
long horns. t3h6i3hc.
PoTAToEs-Easy choice TO fancy, 100
6l05 fair to good, 90q95e.
PoULTRY-Steady; turkeys. ilc; chick
ems 12c springs, i2hc.
VEAL-steady; so 10 eO-lb. weights. s1sc;
oto. Ss-lb. weights. 95s6loisc: IS TO Hob.
weights. lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
Two Men Arrested
With a Mona Lisa
Pair Held in Town in Spain with
Painting Which Both Assert is
Copy of Masterpiece.

MADRID, Sept s.-The newspaper, Es
pana Libre says that two foreigners have
been arrested at Leon. They were carrying
q basket containing & Mona Lisa" The
men protested against their detention. as
serting that the picture was only a copy
OF Leonardo Davinoi's stolen masterpiece,
which they were taking to Coimbra where
they reside. The authorities have no fur
ther details OF the report.
A press dispatch from Leon says that
the two men we're observed taking bag
gage from an automobile at the door OF an
inn on the outskirts Of the city. A large
picture attracted the attention OF an OBJ
server. who peering through an opening
Ia the covering, thought he recognized the
painting. He at once notified the authori-
ties who lost no time in arresting the men
The detained persons gave the names
OF Hari Barbusse ana Letellier. The police
Absolutely refuse all information.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LAND

GOVERNMENT SALE INDIAN LANDS
Absolute Title III Giv ens q, unallo{ted
lions Of the Five Civilized Tribes in Okla
homa, and not including the coal and tim
ss 70 thS SsS 81 BIDDER 0 a, h ea fo
lowing terms, times and places at not less
than the minimum price stated p the "a:
tTstts s SFsey oSeyb sss
phsns county, Duncan ~ ,, tracts 60 800
10 ii; Love county, Marietta, sSi tracts,
county, ArdmSrs, LIS tracts. ss,SOo acres,
S NSysT0'EE uphda rs Il tracts O M sSrss
ley. S2l tracts, $500 acres, November q,
ao McfS S1Sbe saSs e t s6sft
& 81 johnson county, Tlshomingo ga tracts,
s county Nsd R'i FL sTscs 5 Adrss S'f ns
t Ss@Ss' sciJe sSiss pSSs% a5S q 4.eSs
December a. is, 10 e, il iS Coal county sS,
20. a. a2 Hughes county, Calvin, ga tracts,
county, McAlestef, 1880 tracts. ISL, 100 acres,
December Is, 49, 30, 1911, January |, B. Has
kell county, sagler, as tracts, o.sOo acres,
191 tracts, 1900 acres, january 8; Leflors
county, Poteau, Nb tracts, q, 800 acres, Jan.
uarV o. PubnmaJanH county, Antlerbt 0A
tracts, 5000 acres January 5. 9, TO- Choc-
January IL, 10. 10; MeCurtain county, 1dabel,
rs tracts, $4,000 acres, January IS, Is, II,
Is. 1912. Not more than 100 acres OF agri-
cultural and $40 acres Of other lands win
be sold 70 one person In any one nation.
Agricultural lands are those having q min-
imum valuation OF $500 or more per acre.
Terms are 70 per cent at the time OF sale,
% per cent In twelve months and 10 per
cent In two years, with per cent inter-
est. Payments must be made in the form
of draft or certified check, payable TO J.
ment being made at any time deed will
issue, Immediately after approval OF sale
certificate of purchase will Issue and pos
session be given, but outing OF timber or
drilling or mining for minerals thereon
will not be permitted until fun payment OF
purchase price. Right Is reserved TO re-
ject any or all bids. For information ap-
ply. 70 the Commissioners 70 the Five Civil
lied Tribes, Muskogee, Oklahoma, or any
their respective districts. Lists of these
lands have been prepared by counties
showing the terms OF sale. the description
of the various tracts and minimum price.
1t will be inpracticable to furnish each In.
qliirer all OF these lists and 1t IL suggested
that persons desiring such Information
specify the locality in which they are in
terested. Blueprints of the various coun-
ties, showing the location OF the land
ton 20 the undersigned upon the pay.
ment OF $50 for each county. in the form
OF draft or postal money order. ]. O.
WRIGHT, Commissioner to the Five CIV
ilized Tribes, Muskogee, Oklahoma, August
J. 1911.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

BUTTER-No. /, lilo. carton. CSC No.
Ia % 10; tubs, &c, NO z, zoe; packing, lSAs.
s SEE Ss6s b1p SWISS sze Ameri can
iSci blue label brick l6c; ilmbdrger (2-lb,j
lSs; ,m5gTger Q-l6.l. lsc -, .
per ID hens, 1Se; cocks. &c; ducks lee;
geese, i5c; turkeys, Fac; pigeons, per doz.,
Sl.5o. Alive; Broilers lZ1Sei hens. y1te; old
cred, Zee. geese, full ftathered, Ice; tur-
keys, lac guinea fowls, l5e each, pigeons,
per dozi zoe; boomers, per doz. S2.SOi squads.
FIsA-PlekSrsl, Nc; white, 15e pike, lac;
trout, lbe; larse orappies l5qlSei Spanish
maekerei, igc; eel, lSG, hadaooK, lso fioun-
ders. lSe; green catfish, Ice roe shad, tl,0j
each: shsd roe, per pair. bUc; salmon, lbo
halt6nt, SCI y@lio" pvf0n, sUi DufIaiO, &C;
BEEF Cur PRICEs-RIbs. No. l, l7,.e,
No. 2, l31hOi No. T. S&G. LoinS; No. /, so;
No. 3, i4Ae, No. ., i0o. Chuck: No. l. Tie;
Ma. 3 diaei No, 5, SIC. Round: No. i, lie:
no, Z. sSei 70 3 ebae. Plates No. 5Nei
FRuIis-Applss-W per bbl., San
@226i per bu. bsk., tl,o0 Bananas: Fancy
s2.I5GSfS Cantaloupes' California. stand
ard, 20 count, Sl.ib per crate pony crates,
81 count $50; jumbo. N-S6 slBe, 500.
Dates; Anchor brand ~ pew, % lib pEgs.
cords, home grown, per 7-lb. bsk., $50.
California AalasAs. per 4-bsk. crate. $50
California lohayet per AbSh. crate, III
Lemons: Lirnoneira brand, extra fancy,
SOO-s60 sizes, per box $780, Iona Limoneira,
fancy, SOO-S5O sizes, per box, $50; $40 and 49O
Redlands Nalencias 96-l26 sizes, per box,
SAB, l5O-ll6-200-al6-aS0 sizes, per box, A75,
peaches: California and Washington. per
box S5cQSl0O; Colorado. per box, A.OO.
Pluins: California, large red varieties per
crate, s.. 600165 Prunes: Italian, per 4-bsk.
crate, Q8 Pears California, per 60-lb.
box, 500; lots OF 10 boxes or more per
box. 81 70; Colorado fancy Bartlett, sitter,
per box. slS5: in lO-box lots, per box, l.T5;
Colorado fancy Flemlst Beauty CANNING
us. watermelons: Georgia and Florida.
PSvyFSETABLEs-Bsans. String ana wax
per mkt. bslS.. eoc, Cabbage; Home grown
Der ID, &c. cueumbers; Home grown,
iIE and z doz. Ia bsk.. per bsk., CSC. Egg
plant: Fancy Florida, per doz., $40
Garlic: Extra fancy white, per h., i2c
Lettuce: Extra fancy ieaf, per doz., zoe
Onions Home grown, white. per crate
$40; yellow, per crate, N.eo; red globe, per
H., &c, California. yellow, In sacks, pei
10. g4c; spanish. per crate. 800 Parsley
Fancy home grown, per doa. punches. 45o
Potatoes California white stock. in sacks
tomatoes Home grown, per mkt. bsk' &c
NEOUs-Aimonds; californi
soft shell per h., roc In sack lots, lc less
Brazil Nuts: Per h., iSc; In sack lots. X
less, Flberts: Per h., ltc; in sack iots
Ia less. Peanuts: Roasted. per h., SIC
raw per 10, 70 Peeans: Large, per 10.
Toe; Ia sack lots, 10 less Walnuts Cali
tornia, per 10. lsc. In sack lots. ic less
Honey; New, "a frames, S.7o.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Sharp Fluctuations Result from I'm
settled Trading.
TRADING LARGELY PROFESSIONAL
Heaviest selling of nay Follows Pub
Iication OF Government Crop
Figures - Copper Report
Considered Favorable.

NEW YORK, Sept s.-Trading that WAS
unsettled and at times feverish resulted IN
sharp fluctuations today on the stock eN.
change, The drift was downward, although
there were several sharp rallies. which
temporarily reduced losses. several issues
Including MISSOURI Pacific, Baltimore &
Ohio, Denver & Rio Grande preferred. and
Amalgamated Copper, fell 10 new low prices
for the year. Union Pacific, Southern Pa
eific, Reading, United States Steel, Northern
Pacific, Lehigh Valley, New York, Aneri-
can smeltiag. came within fractions OF the
years low mark. Losses ranged from ] TO
points with partial recovery at the end.
The nervous, erratio movements appar-
entity were due to the maneuvers of the pro-
fessional traders, whose operations we're
the principal factors In the market
Operations were governed to some extent
by the crop report. The heaviest selling
OF the day followed publication of the crop
figures.
cation of the report, and later rallied The
report was considered favorable.
In connection with the heavy selling of
United States Steel ana the obviously
beatish attitude OF many traders toward
ne stock sa5 the report today showed only
age during August; The United states Ste,
operating about IS per cent OF the capacity,
decline OF about per cent.
Reports of national banks, as of septem-
York banks did not reduce their holdings
OF stock during the August decline IS
sreatly as might have been believed. Not.
stocks. the reports OF seven OF the largest
national banks show a total decrease In
holdings Of securities between june Z, the
l, OF only about 81. 400 900.
The bond market was heavy. Total sales,
par value, H,S52OOO.
United states government bonds were I'M
Number of. ssies ana reading quotations
on stocks today were as follows: -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09

SHEEP--Whhe the fresh receipts OF sheep
and lambs were light. they were easily
demand. a. several loads OF lambs inbe-
tween quality, fallted to find outlets yester.
day Bulk OF offerings consisted OF feeder
hardly large enough 10 create any interest
In packing circles. Practically everything
sold on q steady basis, but the demand,
tone Desirable gilllng wetherB, ewes etc.
ruled q little stronger In spots and showed
very fair action. Feeding lambs ranged
from s5oOasO5 downward and early sales
OF fat lambs indicated q quotabie TOP Of
IS 20 or possibly $50.
Today's run rounds off q weeks supply
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
CarIOt Receipts.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND Provisions
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON Board of Trade.

Prices ON Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Although the gov
eminent figures today on the wheat crop
turned out to be bullish, the market here
closed easy, Nc lower to h@p19c up. II the
Washington report had been available be-
fore trading for the day had come to an
end the finish doubtless would have been
different. Latest transactions showed corn
&c to NO under last night oats down no
unchanged to 121ao decline,
II was generally expected that the con-
dition Of spring wheat would be given Ply
the government at about 81 per cent indi-
cLting crop Of s1a. 900 bushels. Instead
the official announcement was 5s7 per
Weld would be only eos, 900, 900 bushels. While
waiting for the news from washington,
dealers found business light and fluctu4-
tons narrow Signs OF increased shipments
from Russia as well as from India, ana
the Argentine made the opening weak
Later, however, the market hardened a
here. December ranged from 969so 10 Ybo
with last sales 1sdhc net lower at s6A@
Corn declined, owing to belief that
the government figures on the crop would
be Increased. December fluctuated between
US3t a6SAo and 6le, closing easy, &c Off, az
2 yellow closed at 66a6sho.
Oats were depressed as a result OK buy
ers holding off. Top and bottom prices
touched by the December option were a6hc
and 45Ssc The close 45A46c, showed net
loss OF h4%o. -,
to null down provisions. IN no case, how
ever, aid the decline At the finish exceed
Quotations were as fotlowsi
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
st. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, sept. S-WHhAT--Firm
track, No. red, 9f691hc; No 2 hard, CSC
Futures, weak; December. sIH@ssc; May,
81 .00&.
white, 66d661sc.
Futures. lower December, S2Aei May,
6ATs--'weaker; track, No. 2, asMo; No. Q
white AM@44&c.
Futures, weak; December, 452e May
SIC
RYE-Steady at SSc.
FLOUR-strongi red winter patents,
a. 209470: extra fancy and straight, $3.50
Q420; hard winter clears, $S.0o0D3.40.
SEED-Timothy, S12.50u1450
BRAN-Firm; sacked east track, Sl,OSG
10.
HAY Higher; timothy, S1s.0oD2s 90;
prairie, $11 00415.00.
PROVISIo Ns-Pork, unchanged: jobbing,
1850. Lard, higher; prime steam, $9.32Ih9
942h. Dry salt meats. unchanged; boxed
extra shorts, 1925; clear ribs 1925; short
clears, 1871. Bacon, unchanged; boxed ex-
ira shorts, S10.25 clear ribs SiO25; short
clears sl037h
POULTRY = Steady chickens, 1901
BUTTER Steady at soa2sc.
TCGS-Steady at tic.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
NEW York oENESzI MARKET
Quotations Of the Day on various
Commodities.

Comm Oddities.
NEW YORK, sept t--FLoUR--steady;
3sOalio; winter 'i patents. sii6a45o; spring
clears, AO0Q4.25; winter extras, No. 1. SS.45
gS5O; winter extras, No q g. lSqS.25i Kan.
Iair 70 good. a7Ssgi.ss. choice TO 70 fancy
t4.gOdS15
CoRNAIEAIS-o Quiet; fine white and yell
LOW low. 40al42ls coarse. ASSqL4O; KIN
wHEAT-spot market steady; No. 4
red, ssc, elevator, and $780, {. Q. b. afloat;
s S 1 F,s ppElsth i ipsss,igs with
traders waiting for the government report,
and prices were little easier on the ca
bies' but reports Of freight Sngage prInss
closed nc net higher 70 &c lower. A. Sep,
TENDER closed at 99Ac; Deccmberl N.0s l-le'
,coRN-spot market steady; No. e. Iie.
port; No. 2, 7Slse, T. O. b. afloat Futures
market was without transactions, closing
OATs-spot market quiet. Futures mar
ket was nominal, without transactions
HAY-Steady; prime, NS6ql.4O; NO l.
sLsOal.s5 No. 2, $40; No. 3, S5asOc. Ia.
HOPS-Steady. state, common To ehoice,
1910 crop, 40q32c 1909 crop, S2asSSi Ieeit'e
HIDEs.Easy; Central America "'se'
-LEATHER-steady; hemloek firsts, Sf1s9
2lc seconds, 22q2S1sc; thirds. lsq2Oe' re-
PROVISIONS - Pork, unsettled mess,
90. OOaig50; family, Sl9.O0a200O; short clears,
Sl6 16d1T.o. Beef, steady mess, ts. 49,
i3OO; family, SiS.50d14.O0; beef hams, &2s. 90
dD32. So Cut meats, steady picked bellies, ~
10 IA pounds, Sl1.50Q1S.50, plekled hams, Sl4.oo
d1A25 Lard, easier; middle west, prime,
~ esQi9,7B: refined, steady, continent, SO 40;
South America, Nl .00i Compound, q .5VqI %,
TAILoW--F Firm prime city (hhds)' &c;
'y BtU1TTrR~Flfm; creamery specials, ssiha
2s5kc.
CHEESE-Flrm; prices unchanged.
EQ0S-FirTnl fresh gathered extra, SOg
Yoi extra firsts, 2SbFa23fse
POJIsI RI ~-Ailve, easy weeter Inspiring
chickens i3c; fowls, b1goI turkeys, lSe.
Dressed, irregular. western brollers, l5th9
nc, fowls, Hal17o; spring turkeys, selected,
&a50c others, 10U10c.
Corn and wheat Region sulletins
at s a. m Friday september =, 1911:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
xansns CITY Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY Sept. s.--CATTLE--Re-
cepts, 1900 head, including l, 900 southerns,
market steady; dressed beef and export
steers, s700dS00 fair to good, S5,25Q50O
western steers, NT5d7.00, stockers and
feeders tS.50a5.75; southern steers, 5000
b,25; southern cows, 81. 75Gi425; native COWS,
s2.7665.00; native heifers, s4,001750i bulls,
So 256D4 25; calves, a. 50lD7.75
HoGS--Reoeipts, $500 head; market &c to
100 higher; bulk of sales S7O0uT20i heavy,
S6e0d'E Is; packers and butchers, Fo0a7. 20;
lights, $700d72b.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts 1900
head; market 10c lower; lambs, S475@5. %;
wethers ss.0ou3.60j ewes, s2.5ods35;. stock
ers and feeders, e. 50dD4.O0
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
81. Louis Live stock Marssst

ST. LOUIS, Sept. S.-CATTLE-Receipt
2.SO0 head market steady to l5c lower; ma.
tive and export steers, 4675dSl5; dressed
A0Oaso3; cows and heifers' ss668S %, u can.
ners, $lOOq2.75; bulls, 81 75d5. %; calves $500
90 90, Texas steers, $4,000. %
HOGS-Receipts, 600 head: market
steady; pigs and lights, $.5Ol7 4si packers
l.l5q7 40; butchers and best heavies, SIPS
@745.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 1850
$500 lambs. SAOOq6.s5; eulls and bucks,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-09
DIsPos1T1oN--HEAD.


CATTLE-Cattle receipts this morning
were very light, there beng hardly enough
In sight to make a market. The total tor
the week shows q failing off OF over 2,VOO
head as compared with last week ana
decrease of over il,OO0 head as compared
With the same Gays year ago.
There were hardly enough Kiillng cattle III
sight to make a test OF the market or In.
terest buyers SO that as usual on Friday
the trade was without any new or especially
attractive features. The prices paid DID
not show very much cnAnge as compared
with yesterday, but were AROUND ivqlSo
I0Wer than last week.
Among the arrivals were u few good
feeders, but as usual toward the close OF
the week the demand was not overly brisk
ana the trade showed more or less weakness
as compared with yesterday and with prices
generally weak to 10Q15o lower than one
Quotations on native cattle. Good to
choice beef steers, tz30a7.15; fair to good
beef steers $66OQ7.3O; common to fair peel
steers, SA75d6bOi good TO choice hetters,
b.ViQ15 so; good TO choice COWS, t4.6O45.O0;
fair TO good cows, $S.75d4.40; common to
fair COWS, 81. 50Gp376 veal calves, $500. Is.
Quotations on range cattle; Good TO
choice stockere and feeders, eb.2o460O; falr
to good stookers and feeders, ". 96a5. p;
common to fair stocksrs and feeders, tS.6VQ
AIS stock heifers, SS.2b9A4O; bulls, stays.
etc, $3.00966o
Papresantafive sales.