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Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


Chicago, Sept ii.--Announcemen Of
falling off In tho United States visible sup
ply had n good deal TO do today with
strengthening The wheat market and 50;
States wheat. Prices closed unsettled but
Ne TO INC snet higher. with December.
ti.bt% and May. tl.e6h. Other leading
staples all showed declines-corn, lc to
Nc: oats, aG%c to Nc. and provisions
AT first the wheat market failed to hold
upturns In prices. The reason was that
early advances wore chiefly the result Of
cautiousness on the part Of bears was de-
cidedly evident for time, influenced to
some extent by the surrender OF the Rou-
manian fortress Of Silstria to the Bulga-
rians. Ligh,ness Of world shipments counted
further against the bears and there were
reports besides Of a decrease In tho total
stock on hand In Great Britain. However.
rains In Kansas. much needed for fall
blowing. led soon to down turn In values
For the time being total lack Of export
demand seemed TO have developed with a
noticeable lessening Of call from domestic
millerr. II was not until Just before the
end OF the session that dispatches arrived
OF heavy export buying on the decline, the
British commission alone taking 1900, 900.
Shorts in wheat rushed to cover when
the United States visible supply total was
posted. showing decrease Of $500
bushels from the scanty surplus. and was
tubVWNN " eNNaeeo Va v AeNtueoo Va sfooat-
900 bushels In Canada. Again, as was the
case early. the pit was virtually bare OF
offerings, and prices advanced rapidly, but
furry seemed about at an end before the
final gong,
Corn gave way. mainly In consequence Of
assertions OF wonderful crop Improvement
OF late in Illinois and OF continued favor
able weather for maturing the crop. Specu.
lative holders unloaded freely. Oats sagged
with corn. Late reports Of q good export
demand. though. caused something OF a
rally.
Lower prices on hogs weakened provisions.
After an unusually sharp break. buying on
the part Of shorts and packers gave the
market an appearance OF relative strength,
but quotations In no cases were again UP
to the Lowell Of Saturdays finish.
Cash Prices--wheAt; No. . red, tl,BtX.
No. red. tLsoS @i.b<M: No. 1 hard.
1.5bh @i6tA. No . hard. tl.b1Ql5s
Corn; No. yellow, s5x @s7Nc; No. 1
white. san Ge3c. Oats: No. . white, 4t&
Qtsci standard. N+sk 9t7c. Rye: No. !,
si2sh. Barley. Sic Ills. Seeds: limo
thy nominal; clover. slt.oo0i4eo, Prov.
sions; Pork, s27,sS; lard. Sis.o ribs.
siteo9iIso IiI. ~ Ei
Butter--Hlsher: creamery. sTGssc
Esgs-Hisher, receipts. 1859 cases. firsts,
~ W27h Nc; ordinary firsts, seGssnc. al
mara. cases included. al % &c.
Potstoes--Receipts % cars; market high.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

" NO EkH6.
Lakeside Ranch Co.--Nsb.
VI stesrs. .loaa Is 3tstesrs. 1857 Z IL
D. \. whitaker--wyo.
- cows...te3e 20 3cows. .fo3S Z 90
Hoss--Lewsr puess vsrs the order Of the
dax. the market being continuation Of
saturdays slump. Receipts here were
pretty decent for . Monday at this season,
- Y shown By comparisons. and with ship
ping order. limited, and with . real heavy
run ~ Chicago the stage was ali sct for
anether brsAk. Order bpysrs who bouEht
hess steady saturday whiis packers were
taking Oft 10 o i6o insisted on declines this
morning, and what hogs they bought were
IN no case less than 100 below last week.
Packers also had bsarish notions and
while they had . harder time getting con-
cessions than the shippers did, they H.
ntlly succeeded IN filling their orders At
figures that wers At least : big dime lower
and wers called 1e@isc off by good many
tradern- Movement drsFsed . little At times.
but BY 10 o'clock the big end Of the offer.
Sn9s had 'bsen cleaned up.
For the killer hogs Il was largely ei0.2B
oiNto market white both shippers and
psckers paid - high e 1910 tor 4 rood
kind Of mixed hogs. No STRAIGHT londs OF
choice lixhth or butchers were on offer and
shippers claimed they were ready 10 70
ssverai notches higher had the right kind
D&~~s--.s sl.,..
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

Butter-No. l creamery. in cartons or
tubs SOC; No. Q. csc.
Poultry--Live: Broilers. IN to . lbs, zoe;
over lbs, 1sc. Hens: Over lbs, 14c;
under I lbs. 13c; ROSTERS and stays. 1ehc;
geese. full featherd, fat, 10c: young and
old ducks. full feathered. fat, lee: turkeys
any size over lbs. 24c; turkeys. less than
lbs. half price; capons. lbs. and over.
24ci gulness. each, Csc. Squads: Homers,
II OF. each. per doc, $500; 10 OF. each, per
doz., $3.50; s OF. each. per doz.. $1.5O; un-
der 8 OF. each. per doz.. Soc. Pigeons. per
doz.. S1.00
Cheese-Imported Swiss. h.. %sc; domes-
tic Swiss sec; block Swiss. acc; twins, Ito;
triplets. 17hc; daisies. 17ho; Young Amer
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

The close was a shade up from the lowest
on covering. but showed net loss Of to
~ points. Sales. $4,000 bags; September,
g.3sc; October. case; November. 92sc; De-
cember, s.2sc; January, s.3oc; February.
s.35c; March, $3.50; April. s.44c; May, s.4sc;
June, s.54c; July, s.5sc.
Spot coffee, dull; Rio Is. 1oc; Santos As.
1IMc. 1t was reported that well described
Santos Is had sold at l1.30c and fairly
described at 11.20c on Saturday, but fresh
offers in the cost and freight market were
unchanged, ranging from about 1l.4oc to
1850. London credits.
The official cables reported declines of 100
reis In the Santos spot market and 100 TO
1875 reis in futures with Rio unchanged,
but Rio exchange on London 1-l6d lower.
Showers were reported in one district OF
Sac Paulo with cloudy conditions In the
other four and temperatures Of bs to % de-
grees, Brazilian export receipts, $4,000
bags; Jundahy, A 900 bags.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations Of the Day on the Various Lead
inE Commodities.


ing Commodities.
New York, Sept. 11.-Flour-Firmly held
spring patents, ss.15aG45; winter patents,
T.55@7s0; winter straights, S7200745.
Wheat--Spot, irregular; No. durum.
r.76h: No. 2 hard, s1.es@1.6sh; No.
northern. Duluth, Sl.slh; No. northern,
Manitoba, S1.77h, T. o. b. New York.
Corn-spot, weak; No. 2 yellow, 97A, C.
H. T. New York.
Oats-Spot. easier; standard, SAX @5+Ac
Hay-Firm; No. !, s1.35; No. 2, si.25: No.
3. Ills; shipping, soc 800.
Hops-Steady; state, common to choice,
1915. 2S@32c. 1915, sG1bc; Pacific coast.
1915. 13G16c: 1915, 9Gi3c.
Hides-steady; Bossta, 32@s3c; Central
Americas, 32hc.
Leather--Firm; hemlock firsts, S7c; Sec
onds. 36c.
Provisions-Pork. firm; mess, $4,000 @
Sl.oo: family. t2s0o6S4.oo; short clear.
S27.00@29.00. Beff, firm; mess, S20.504
21.o0; family, S23.O0@2400. Lard, easy;
middle west. S1A50QIL6o.
Tailow-Firm; city, sac; country, sh@
&c; special, DC.
Buttsr--steady; receipts, S,2s5 tubs
creamery extras. S2-score. 3sc; creamery
higher scoring. aSh gaze; hrsts. sIh O s2c;
seconds, 2sh @3lc.
Egss--Firm; receipts. 1883 cases. fresh
gathered extra fne, 36c; extra frsts, SAC
SOC: frsts. 33033c
Cheese-Ffrm; receipts. $3.50 boxes: state
fresh specials. 19G1sLc; state fresh spe.
cials, average fancy. 1871 01S%c.
Poultry--Alive. firm; no prices settled
dressed Arm; chickens, 2343lc; Fowls, Ito
2sc; turkeys. 25G35c.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

New York, Sept. MISUNDERSTANDING
quotes lead, $s.s50s.75. spelter, quiet
spot East St. Louis delivery, $s.67h O
s.s7A. Copper. firm; electrolytic. $4,000
| 2S26. Iron, steady; No. l northern, $1,000
crn, sls,6oq20.Oo; No. 2. s1s.oo@1sbo. Tin.
steady; spot. s3s25.
At London: Spot copper. fiji; futures.
/ fios; elsctrolytic, f131. Spot tin. f1ss los;
futures. f170 los. Lead. $50. Spelter, $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

ANtAt1st Its9A oTs1tt
Cattle-Receipts were large this morning.
80 cars being reported To- At the same
time adyices from other points were not
particularly encouraging. 20 that the feeding
here was generally weak. Tho choicest
grades. both killers and feeders. sold At
prioes that were perhaps steady, but aside
from that the market was slow 10 1oc lower
than last weeks Close Pretty decent west
ems brought Sass, but there was nothing
reslly toppy on sale In the wsy Of ether
nornfeds or westerns to compare with the
best cattle here last week.
Quotationa on cattle: Good to choice
bseves. el0.o00i0.7S; fair 10 good besves,
3o,oo@io.eo; common 10 fair beeves, ts76@
80; good TO choice grass besyes. S77b0
s.as; faid to good grass beeves, t7.35@776;
common to fair grass bseves. esab@12b;
5000 70 choice heifsrs, ss,7b@72s; good to
choice cows tsso97.oo; fair 10 good cows,
eheb0e.6o; common To fair cows. 1850
6.tb; good 10 choice feeders t7.3g0s2S;
TO fatr feeders. te.o00ass; rood to choice
sscnksrs. s7.ssef.7b; stock hsifsrs, es7be
~: stock cows tssoetsot stock calves.
tske0t6o; veal calves. ys.0o01i.oo; beef
esl!. st..S stc, W.oooLeo; bologna bulls,
Rsnrassoysttx. 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

Hay quotations are.
Prairie Hay--Choice upland. S1i.o0911.50:
No. 1. S9.5011050: No. 2. sS.00G9.00; No.
9, $s.00GS.00 Midland prairie, No. l, $1,000
Q1100; No. 2, s7.00@s.oo. Choice lowiand
prairie, 81 No. I. $500; No. 2, $4.ooQ5.oo:
No. 3, s3.0094.0o.
Aifaifa-Choice, s1s0o@tS.5o; No. /.
s11.60912.5o. Standard, s9.500ll,00; No. 2.
100000; No. 8, $6.00GS.o0
straw-Oats, $S.00@650; wheat, 5000
20
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

New York. Sept. ll.-Cotton-Futures
opened steady; October, 14.s3c; December,
14.ssc; January. 1900; March. 1880; May.
15.48c.
Cotton today closed firm at net advance
of 10 to 20 points.
good middling, e41d; middling. 9.25d low
middling, s05d. Sales. 10000 bales: $500
for speculation and export Receipts, 49,
900 bales.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12
sloux civ Live Stock Market.

Sioux City. Ia. Sept. 1l.-Cattle-Receipts.
5000; market steady to 10425c lower; beef
steers. s6.50qs,75; Gamers, ss75qS.25;
stoekers and feeders, se,2047.75; bulls,
stays. etc, $3.50 600; feeding cows and
heifers, $500 q 500.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head; market LOG
&c lower; light, 1855 S10.15; mixed, $10.l5
a1025; heavy, S10.25al060; bulk of sales,
1910 @10.39.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, 1000 head;
ewes, $6.50Q725 lambs ss.50@10.60.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

New York. 6opt. 11.--coffee--rmproye
weather conditions in Brasil seemed respon-
sible for further scattering liquidation selling
In the market for coffee future here today.
The rather unsettled ruling OF the primary
markets was also q factor and after OPEN
at,A decline Of to 10 points, active months
hold n to is points net lower, with De-
cernbor declining to s.a2c. and May to sac.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12
Watch the War from All Fronts

There is only one way to get complete and i'm
partial understanding of the progress of the war
watch its developments from the viewpoint of
every nation engaged or affected. See it as the
French, the Germans the English the Austrians,
the Russians and the many other Belgerents see
it. Know the attitude of the United States, Norway
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

London, Sept 1.-THE stock market
tho war newa American securities under
the lead OF United states Steel and Reading
closed steady. Money was In better supply
and discount rates were Inclined 10 case off.
siiver--Bar, a3kd per ouncea
Money--th per cent. N
Discount Rates--short bills. 6hW5E per
cent; thre months, bh@bN per cent
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

Savannah, Ca, Sept. 11.--Oii-Turpenti
steady, t6kc; sales. ISL bills. receipts, EOS
bills; shipments. 81 bbls. stocks, 1890 bbls.
4 Rosin-Firm; sales. Lie bbls. receipts,
2.s2s. bills; shipments. 14s bills; stocks,
1881 bills. Quotations: A, b, G, D and u,
$3.50; =, sis; q. ss.25; H and !, S. 80; x,
s.as: N, 3s.4o: N. ts4s; VIC. $3.50 WV,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

New York, Sept. 11,-sugar-Raw. firm:
centrifugal. 5.14c: molasses. 4.s7c; refined,
A, 6,7bc; cubes, else; xxx powdered,
$50; powdered s.35c fine graduated.
s.26c: diamond A. 6.25c; confectionery A.
6.15o; No. /, 6.10c. Sugar futures at noon
were to points higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12
Kansas City General Market.

1. Kansas City. Sept. 11.-wheat--No. I
hard. N.b5016o; No. 3. sl.4s91.bs; No.
red, n.6791e2, No. Q, t1.5sQ1s0; Sep
tember sl.4sh; December. si.5oS; May.
N.61A
Corn--No/ mixed, ss0s4c: No. Q, s2h
0s3hc; No. . white. s4@S6c; No. 8, s3c;
No. yellow. san Gs5c; No. 3 yellow, 81
gs4Nc; September, sane; December. TN
972c; May, f5hc.
oats-No. Q white. l7041Mc; No. mixed
46h @Thc.
Butter-creamsry. use; firrts, 2se, sec
onds. 26c; packing. 24hc,
Eggs-Firsts 27c
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.


!. Chicago, Sept ii.--cattie--ReceIpts 49,
90 head; market weak; native beef cattle.
s.Sott.zb; western steerr, sei5Qs26;
stocksrs and feeders. t47o07so: cows and
hsifers. e1bo&t.1s; calves. ts.6o0iaoo.
Aees-Recsipts. $4,000 head; market ioe
(t.ep4ii.tt; mixed. ssso0i1.1s heavy.
US 91i.oc; rough. ts.so0s.io; PIGS. $3.50
&t.t5.
sheep and LAmhs--Rsesipts, $4,000; mar
ket firm: wsthers. ss.7s0S.be; ewes, tsss
6t.eo; lambs. t7.7s0iito.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

Ct. Joseph. No., Sept. ii.-cattle--Re.
ceipts, $500 head; io8:sc lower; steers.
| ts.bo0io.3s. cows and heifers. t45o@lo.oo;
| calves, t6.oo01l.6o,
HoEs--Receipts. $500 head; b0ioc lower
top. 1880. bulk. tio6o0l0so.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 1900 head:
steady; lambs. sio.soQli.oo; ewes. s7.sS q
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 1l.--Wheat--No. 2
red. sf.66; No. hard. Sissy @1.e4; De-
cember. 31.64N0155
Corn--No. 2, S6GSshc: No. white,
s&hc; December, 72&@72Nc.
oats-No. q. 45Mc; No. Q white, 47hc;
December, <7hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

Liverpool. Sept 11.--Whsat-Spot No. 1
Manitoba. i4s IND; No. .. Ia 1od; No. ..
lbs. Cd; No. red western winter, las Iod
Corn--Spot. American mixed new, los
SID.
Flour---winter patents. as.
Hops-In London Pacific eoast) "a 15s3
Els, 15s.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

These sales were reported To-Day
wheat--No. hard winter: q cars. ti.ssh.
No. hard winter; 20 cars. tl,ss: cars
ilsb; car. si.6sh; cars. ISL; , car.
si5oh: . cars, Si50. No. I hard winter:
car, ti.4s: O cars, ti.T; / car. Sl.te; cars,
,l.ib: cars. slt4h: . cars. si.44; cars.
$1.43k. Sample hard winters car. sI.o;
car, ;ibih. No Q durum. mixed; car,
si.5s. No . durum. mixed: ! car. iiso.
No. Q mixed: car, t1fe.
Rys--No. 9: . cars, Is.
Bariey--No. .. . cars. CSC. NO. y; ! car
ssc. Rejected: i car. TIC. Sample: car,
corn--No, white. ! car. ale; No,
white, V car. 76c; No, ! yellow. car. SIC;
No, 2 yellow. 2 cars, Sic; No. yellow, car,
sic; 4 cars soiic; No. yellow. ! car, sec !;
mixed, Q cars, soc; No. Q mixed. car. 80 Nc;
3 cars, soc; No. I mixed, cars, 7sho; NO.
Q mixed. car, Use; sample mixed y car
roc.
"a cars. 4sKc; No. 4 white. car. 4sAc;
sample, Z cars. 4ahc; 2 cars. 4ac.
Omaha Cash Prices--wheat: No. hard.
u.5o@i.s4h: No. . hard. si.ts@i:6ah; No.
I hard, ti.i3@14s; No. . spring. ai.s@lba;
No. = sprine, 'i!t0i;0 NO. d snn r.
i.5iM. Corn: No Q white. SON @soAe: No.
. white, SON @80Mc; No. white, TN
soc; No. s white. 7e07eMc; No. white.
7sjt 07sc; No. 2 yellow, son oslo. No.
yellow, SOY 0s1c; No. I yellow, TN @ Soc;
No. s yellow, 7sG7s&o; No. yellow. 7s@
7snc; No. mixed, 7s% @sohc; No.
mixed, 7sM @80hc; No. 4 mixed. 7s079ho;
No s mixed, 7sh Q7so; No. mixed. TIN @
7sc Oats: No. . white. 44@thc; stand
ard, 4sH @tlc; No. . white. AN @t8Ac;
No. I white, 42GtaMc. Barley: Mating,
90 % CSC; No. 1 feed. 79Gstc. Rye; No. j.
Sl.is@1.1s; No. y. St.17G11s.
Omaha Future Market.
wheat had no particular feature. Liver
pooi cables were weak, rejecting our de-
cline Of Saturday. Tho Balkan political
and military situation was one Of the most
potent factors In price making. The news
from abroad Saturday was unfavorable to
the holders OF wheat and caused most OF
tho selling then. This news today was
more favorable and export bids were equal
TO the highest Of last week. Sellers OF cash
wheat for shipment abroad were reserved.
however, and bids were not accepted freely.
The pit crowd was inclined to take the
short side.
Favorable weather and . general feeling
| that the growing crop 10 largely out OF
| the way OF frost caused decline In corn.
Oats were weak with other grains. Mod
| erateiy liberal hedging against actual cash
purchases, coupled with short selling. was
primarily Responsible for the weakness in
| oats.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

New rori. Sept ii--Dry Goods--Cotton
roods were steady today. Yarns were firm.
Raw silk was slightly easier and quiet. Dress
fpods ksrs firm and active. Jobberr re-
pctted An active trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

err; Jerseys. ,L2591.bo; Minnesota ohios.
ti.25@1.3o...
Poultry--Aiive. higher; fowls. Ice; springs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

Persistence Is the Cardinal Virtue
in Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

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NEWS.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

Receipts Of live stock from the five prin.
cipel western markets.:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Best Cattle Steady and Others
Slow to Ten Lower-Sheep
Steady to Stronger.
GOOD HOGS TEN CENTS OFF

Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union stock yards In Omaha for TWEEN
ty-four hours ending at o'clock ,. m yes
RECEIPTS.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

Persistent Advertising Is the Road
to Success.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12

Has Hughes Won the West?
The Cost of the Big Push on the Somme
Mother Nature on the Wire
Shall We Wear Nettles?
Wells That Obey the Sea
A Decade of Simplified Spelling
The Quaker View of Mexico
Motor-Aid to Church Going
A Fine Collection of Photographic Illu
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-12
Stenographers

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tpieien. getsrs Batter iteute bic Siirss
Inaft.
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SeAesne xnS 4aStsn.
Seut ID. Imerit. e tabts
perbanb.

Ser Deutf6. zamsrit. Stabtpsrs
banb ppn Canton bielt geItern unter
benz @orfib bee prdiibenten Wsartin
2snS feline regelmGbige 8erfamms
lung ab. Der Getretar Serr ).
8onbajo psrlas Elm G6reiben beg
gep gorter &ommittses fir Die
&risss Rotbleibsnben, in pelaer an
cen @p4Itbdtigteitsiinn appsnirt
ipirb. gs purbe beihloiien, na6iten
Wpndt eins General 8eriammluns
abauhalten, In ipelher gu bieism
3pst eins epsSiat 2tuflaes fir bic
MitsIieosr feitgeTeBt perpen ioa. Serr
9aI. Roeblsr mahte rem 8prI6luJ,
bab Serr Ssnrp Mefiint DON Der 7.
StrdBe als Witalieb aufgenommen
lrsrbe. Gs purben our 8eitreitung
Der rIntoitsr, rpel6e bur6 ben Qusr
flug mad Grlaneer sntitanben tparen,
$3.50 sur Sablung angepieIen. Dem
Serrn Charles @iebemonn, Del6er
oem 9erbano 5ur 5a6t. na6 Grlans
ger sin Quto 5rud sur 8erfigurs
geftelIt bate. purbe einitimulig Elm
0ant potirt unb her Sefretdr beuuis
tragt an 5errH Wtebemdnn Elm 8uns
fesfhreiben su fenben. 6err 9llfreo
Reinbarbt, prdiibent beg Nelpport
Stabtperbanbs bielt cine patriotiIfe
Gebe, in nel6er er bic Mitglieoer
aufforberte, ibr Seim NIT einem
Sternenbanner gu 5teren unb Bel jsz
ber @elegerbeit, po es ii6 Inn einen
Rational Geiertag poer eine patrios
tif6e Jeisr tanole, bic sylagge gu euts
falten. Den 9lmerifanern ion bamit
ee5eigt iperceu, bab sr bon s6tem pa
triotismus erfiiGt lei. Serner perlas
er einen 9etidt in 8etreff Der Samms
funeen beg Oeutfh Q(meritaniIden
Natipnalbuncs. @r erfu9te bic
Whtglieber, bag Seber fein geftes
tbue, nm ben Nattonalfunb, bisIes
Bolftperf bes Deuti9tbnms, in tpirfe
iumer Weiic gu unteritiiben. Ter
Rebner ipurbe 5umS6lub burh tpobl,
1srbientem 9sifal aussrssianet.
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