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THE ROCS ISLAND ARGUS. TUESDAY, SEFTErBER: 16, 1913.
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Furniture Buyers
9
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Year pportuiiity to Save, Money and Buy at Factory Prices
If in need cf dining room, library, bed room or kitchen furniture, you save on every dollar's worth you buy, the regular retail profit. Now is your opportunity to buy at FIRST COST, AT FAC
TORY PRICES. We are forced to dispose of all goods remaining at KNOSTMAH & PETERSEN FURNITURE CO.S FACTORY, quickly and turn them into cash. We have sampled all lines
at factory upon our floors and marked them with big special blue sab tags, at FACTORY PRICES, and in many instances at less than cost to manufacture. The closing of factory doors forces us
to dispose of stock remaining on hand without delay, regardless of cost" Many lots left at factory are small and will not last long. Don't fail to attend this big home outfitting sale at factory
prices, now going on, if in need of home outfittings of any description.
LOOK FOR THE
BIG BLUE
TICKETS ON THE
KNOSTMAN &
PETERSEN STOCK
Si
109-111 East Second Street
Davenport, Iowa
WE PAY THE FREIGHT
NO MATTER WHERE
YOU LIVE
AND GUARANTEE
SAFE" DELIVERY
TODAY'S MARKET QUOTATIONS
Local and Foreiqn
Chicago and New York market fur
Dished by E. W. Wagner & Co., mem
bers Chicago Board ot Trade; grain,
provisions, stocks and cotton; private
wire to all financial centers. Corre
spondents on the New York Stock and
Cotton Exchanges. Trl-city office In
Rock Ialaad hotel Fhona Rock la
land 330.
P. J. MoCORMICK, Manager.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
WheatOpen. High. Low. Close.
Srpt. 884 884 SSVi 88i
DfC 90S K)"4 SO'i 90 VB
May 95 959i- 95U 93-A
Corn
Bi-pt. 734 744 72 744A
Ic 70 71 i 708i 71S-B
Way 72. 73 73 73-B
Oate
Bert. 41 42 41 42
Doc ...44 44 43 44 A
Slay ,....46 474 40 41 B
Pork
Bept 21.00 21.25 21.00 21.20 B
Jan 13.C0 19.C7 19.50 19.C2 B
Lard
BPt 11 02 11.02 11.00 11.02-A
Oct. 11.07 11.07 11.00-11.05 B
Ribs,
Eept. . 10.90 10.90 10.S5 10.87
Oct. 10.92 10.92 10.85 10.92
Chcago Cash Grain.
Wheat No. 2. r. 92 93; No. 3.
r. 9092; No. 4. r. 8S90; No. 2.
hw, 8S0 89: No- . bw. SS89;
No. 4. hw, 86 SS; No. 1, ns, 92
93; No. 2, ns, 90092; No. 3. ns. 88
90; No. 4, ns. 84 88; No. 2, s, 9091;
No. 3, s, 88 90; No. 4. s, S4SS8; No.
1. vc, 90 90; No. 2, yc. 89 89;
No. 3. tc, 87 S8; No. 1, dur, 90 91;
No. 2. dur. 88 90; No. 3. dur. 87 SS.
Corn No. 2. 7374; No. 2. w.
7474: No. 2, y, 7374; No. 3.
73 74; No. 3. w, 74 74; No. 3.
y. 7374V; No. 4, 72St73: No.
4. w. 7373: No. 4. y. 73073;
sgm and sgy, 6SS73.
Oats No. 2. w. 43U42: No. S,
w, 4243; No. 4. w, 41fi42; stand
ard. 42 43; tgw, 40 41.
Visible Supply.
Wlieat increased 1,430,000 bushels;
corn increased 2.091,000 bushels; oats
Increased 1,035,000 bushels.
t-lverpool Cables.
Wheat opeued off; closed to
off.
Corn opened offl; closed to
off.
Chicago pecelpts.
Today. Contract.
Wheat 170 63
Corn .......... . 721 376
Oats 361 72
Northwest Cars.
To- Last Last
day. week. year.
Minneapolis 366 481 459
Duluth 570 726 823
Winnipeg 815 490 266
Chicago Estimates Tomorrow.
Wheat 166
Corn 557
Oats 290
Primary Movement.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat today .... 2,253,000 1,095,000
Year ago ........ 2,742,000 1,807,000
Corn today 1,311,000 757,000
Year ago 1.03S.000 1,052,000
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Opening Market.
Hogs 10,000; left over 7,370; opened
6teady at yesterday's average Mixed
7.7039.00, good 8.05 S 8.60, rough 7.40
7.90, light 8.15 8.95.
Cattle 3,500; steady.
Sheefl 45,000; weak.
Nine O'Clock Market.
Hogs steady to strong at yesterday's
average.
Hogs tomorrow 30,000, cattle 15,000,
sheep 40,000.
Hogs Mixed 7.5039.00, good 8.05
8.60, rough 7.407.90, light 8.15S9.00,
pigs 5.00 8.10. bulk 8.00 8.45.
Cattle steady. BeeTes 7.35 9.25,
cows 3.25(5 8.40, etockers 6.607.C5
Texans 3. W? 8.00, westerns 6.40 8.10,
calves 9.50 11.50.
Sheep weak, 3 254.C0, lambs 5.25
67.40.
Close of the Market.
Hogs closed slow at early prices.
Light, 8.15 9.00; good. 8.058.60;
rough, 7.40 7.90; mixed, 7.50S9.00.
Cattle steady. i
Sheep weak.
Scutriwest Receipts.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Kansas City 10,000 20,000 15,008
Omaha 5,800 7,700 40,000
Hog Receipts.
St. Louis . 6,000
St Joseph ...5,900
Sioux City 5,600
LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.
Sept 16. Following are the whole
sale quoiAiisza on Che local market
today:
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.
EsgB, rfesh, dosen' , 23c
Butter, aair, pouna 25c
Butter, creamery, pound 3lc
Butter, packing etcck, pound 18c
Vegetable.
Parsley, buncb 2c
Tomatoes, greennouse, bu. ..75cJ1.00
Cucumbers, per dozen 20c
Lettuce, pound 10c
New potatoes, buahel 80c9Oo
Onions, bunch 20
New cabbage, Louisiana, pound . .3c
Onions, Texas, Bermuda and Silver
Skin, per bushel JL00
Chickens,
Old cocks 7c
Chickens . 13c
Spring 18c
Fish Market
Buffalo 8c
Perch 4c7c
Halibut, fresh ....10c
Pickerel, pound 8c
Catfish, pound 15c
Trout Dound 14c
Flour, Feed and FueL
Straw, ion $9.50
Straw, bale
Hay, prair!e, bale . ,
Bras, ton .........
Bran, cwt
Ear corn, bushel
Oats, load, bushel
Corn chop, cwt. ..
Shorts, ton
Shorts, cwt
. ..35c 0 40c
...55c 60c
, $23.00
$1.25
76c
35c
$L33
..... $24.00
.$L25
H WAGNER'S REVIEW
Morning Grain Letter.
Chicago, Sept 16. Wheat cables
and lower, reflecting easier Win
nipeg market yesterday. Looks like
trading affair, but prefer working
from the buying side for possibilities
there is in same.
Corn cables lower. Showers and
rains scattered throughout the belt
Local stock of corn increased for the
week 56,000 bushels. Today's weath
er conditions are expected to change
the "trend of the market temporarily
and give lower prices.
Oats Local stocks show a slight in
crease for the week but are still heavy.
Canadian exports of oats have ranged
during last five years from 3 million
up to 10 million. Feel friendly on
minor reactions from here.
Wet Blanket on Grain.
Chicago, Sept 16. Weekly , govern'
ment forecast prophesying a fair
amount of moisture for the entire
grain belt acted as a wet blanket on
the grains today.
An active demand continues for cash
wheat. both to domestic millers and
exporters. The . southwestern states
report considerable wheat feeding and
millers are reporting good sales of
flour. We feel that this cereal is a
purchase at this leveL
Corn market today Is a disappoint
ment to its friends and further reces
sion is probable. We see nothing to
change our Yievts and advise the plac
ing of purchasing resting orders.
Oats held well. Receipts are mod'
erate considering the size of the crop.
Less heard of Canadian Importations.
The high plice of 'feeding substitutes
should prove a help to the price.
Reports of hog cholera, though not
yet a market factor, promise to be
one to the provision market
Wheat, buehvl $oc
Coal, lamp, per ton ...$3.50, $4.00
Timothy hty $14 $15
Bala straw 8.00
Rye, per bushel 64c
Stahl a Semi-Pro.
Jake Stahl, manager of the world's
champions in 1912, will become a semi
pro manager for the second time In
his career when he becomes boss of
the Jake Stahl club, starting next Sun
day. The present manager of the
team. Smith, will turn over the team
at next Sunday's game at Peru, Ind.
Stahl will play first base for the club,
from now on and expects to make it
one of the big clubs on Uie local cir
cuit next year.
Daily United States Weather Map
U. S. Department of Agriculture.
3qi WEATHER BUREAU.
2.9.0 . ; QitM.
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Rain and slightly cooler
tonight; Wednesday,
generally fair.
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EX PLAN ATORY NOTES.
ObservaUon taken at 8 s.m- 75th merldlaii Ban. Air pressure reduced to e Iecl. isobars (continuous lines) ptss throuph points
or equal air pressure. Isotherms (dotted lines) paa tbrougn poinu of eqiuU temperature; drawa only for 2ero, frcezlne andlOO.
Oder. O partly doady: O cloudy; rain; snow; report missing. Arroars fly with tie wind. First ieurca. lowest
temperature past 12 hours; second, precipitation of M Inch or more for past 34 hours; third, maximum wind velocity.
WEATHER. CONDITIONS.
The gulf storm which has moved
from Louisiana to southeastern Iowa
and the low which remains over Ari
zona and southern California ha.ve
caused rains in the Mississippi, Ohio
and lower Missouri valleys and the
lake region and on the gulf and south
Atlantic coasts and showers on the
eastern Rocky mountain slope. ' The
following heavy rains are noted In
inches: . Rapid City, S. D., 3.84; Mont
gomery, 1.86; Memphis, 1.80. The
crest of the northeastern high over
lies the north Atlantic coast, while
the northwestern area of high pressure
and fair, cool weather covers the
northern Rocky mountain sections.
Frosts have occurred In Idaho, .Wyo
ming and northern Minnesota. The
eastward movement of the low and
the approach of the northwestern high
will be attended by rain and slightly
cooler in this vicinity tonight, followed
by generally fair weather Wednesday,
OBSERVATIONS.
High. Low.
Atlantic City 64
Boston S3
Buffalo. 66
Rock Island - 74
Denver .'. 72
Jacksonville gg
Kansas City. ...... 64,
New Orleans' ....1.84
64
46
56-
60
46
72
60
72
Prep.
.00
.00
.00
.04
.22
.10
.10
.22
New York C4
Norfolk CS
Fhoenix 98
St. Louis .64
St. Paul 74
San Diego 72
Seattle 68.
Washington, D. C. . 70
Winnipeg 68
Yellowstone Park ,.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Flood. HeigLt Chng.
St Paul ......... 14 2.5 0.1
La Crosse 12 . 2.4 . . 0.0
Dubuque 18 3.2 . 0.0
Rock Island .. 15 -. 2.3. .0.1
. J. M. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
52 : , .00
64 : .00
70 .00
64 .50
56 .00
64 .00
66 ' .00
62 . .00
40 .00
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