8
TIIH OMAHA "DATLV TIRE: TUESDAY", STCPTTC"MTT-JR 18, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Unfavorable Wcathor iu Northwest Fur
nishos Strength for Wheat Market.
CORN DULL AND CLOSES SLIGHTLY LOWER
Ittlo Trndc In Ont Prosl-lnn-Au"l"
I'ecl Prr-s-iire from Short
Wlio Were mi Mir 'I'rnll f
I'll rL
mill Kiln.
CHICAMO, Sept. l-.-Pnfnvnrablo cflmat
ooiulltlona In Hip northwest .-"""'"'VJ! ,.! ,,
bull motle today. October clo-lng IH
rain of 4 -tnce Saturday " " 1
So tower ana out "hiid- dcpre-H.a
Piovlnlnn clo-ed 2Vr-M2'; blKber. .
Bave for ti tnnin. nl of un.-a-lneH- at t"
tarl. when tinder wen- feeling ' T..",' .i
-'"dntmeiit our .ill advance "f '' , 1
at Liverpool and th- b-ibio hct-
wheat wan buoyant Th. ,'l,r ' ,m",1,t
further cnlnn. lii i-plte " l',v'1,!L0' i1,"'1
In Hi.ltf or an Im-mixe In worUl s hJiIp
menta a ml In tin- amount on pasH age. h
demand wan genera atnl broader man
SSSatb.-niui.i- "r prwll.-tl.iiw of more rain
for th- northwest rj,-(,l,.-r .ipii- Mt
lower at -MiW,r ami under lttjrI l-res
ur.- from buyers advance, to ..(.-
The vlHihlt Increase of i.VM.Wl ' I'"' "
Vex blank.-, on tnarkc-t. .Inlluem-lnB
coi.f.l.l.r.ii.1.- piollt taking ''""?
1ok.-, however, whb -trong, October, after
reacting t" '6V- mcndled anil closed V;
over Saturday at 77'..:. N-w Y,t "'-h
twenty-one 'oad- taken for export, while
In wheat an.l flour were equal to. 1. -" ! I
Primary receipts Kr''Pt.-il U-.Wi h
compared with I.W.w bu. hint w - M '"
neapnll and DjIuHi ropor ted ..II car-
cnlnHt H hint w.-.-k ami 1.45J a yr
Local V.-. r-ll'tM were 416 earn, tell of eon-
Cnrn'wu'-'dull an.l Inclined to weakness
At tltncH tbe market tried to brace up a
bit III Imitation f wheat, but the effort
wen. unavailing ami In thy ' 'T1,
fettled bn.k. Heavy local receipts.
cars, a lib-nil estimate for tomorrow the
belief that the crop bad not V"'.1 ..i.i,
the frost In tfie north last tight an.l the
tame c.ihIi demand were all '' '
6 -presslnB Hie market, Country ''MmH
were reported freer and this also had an
effect October sold between Kl'.c and
"WSMo "'id closed He lowr al .S'j('.
data were dull. The market f..lt u Me
ptlrfer appearance at one time, In smp.Uli
with wheat, and later transferring Its af
t. etlons t.. corn, which meantime was seek-In-
a lower loiel. October sold betwe. n
"""and SIN''-"!",.1 "l"1 closed n shade down
n't 2l"i- He. clots Were I'.lS curs.
ITovlslons attain felt Hie oressure from
shorts, who were on the trail of I"'"'.'1
ribs. l.ar.l was siinported by the llu t
iloeks of that -ro.ict. l.ar.l and rl
botli lield their wiln we ', but when H"
short Interest In pork had be. -om up
parelitlv satlslled that speculal ve art I
eased off October .ork sold l.etween $1J.. I
nod 1l K.anil closed a's'iSc h!nher at t U0.'4
(it 12 15; Octobct lard between Ji..SjU nml
Jf.r.. closlnu l"'iflJ'.sc better, iinil October
ribs l.etweeii $lAn an.l 7.27ifc, with the close
liWi I2'i-f Improved at ?..:!. ..10.
lOstlmateU receipts for toniorr. w : ' ;i
nr. cms. com, Picars; oats. 4..i cars; Iiobs,
lT.n'm liea.l. ......
Tlie lea. litis futures rnneeil ns follows.
ArtliTcH.1 Open.'l llluli.l Low. I Cloae.l Ycs'y.
Wheat
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Oct.
Nov.
Cits
Kept.
Oct.
Nov.
Vork
Oct.
.Ian.
l.a r.l
Oct.
Nov.
.Ian.
Illbs-
Hept.
Oct.
.Ian.
I
I
T-.'il
I
7r,-i 77',i
7C
Tflil-'77.V..V 7C
77V,
78
m'J
!WJ',4
22',,
I
12 05
7GTjl'jt77! "S "i.TM
I l I
' in',41 ii'4i o.i
:;i;,i :wti MVii
i i i
77',.
10',
21'..
I2l',tffl--,.l aiSlSTl'.
21iHI
22
12 (h)
11 )
ii no i i-' id , n oo
li no
II 37'i
II W)
I; 75
I! 75
li saw
t! S7',ii fi 77' i-
.1 7."
r, sr.
li S5 I li 7.i
f. iii'.i r.7,i
I
7 M I 7 l
7 10 I 7
li 05 I C 02',i
.i in
i
7 75
7 27W
na'.ii
. ...
7 m
7 ID
W!'4' tl 05
No. I.
fash nuotntlnns were ns follow:
I'l.OlTli Firm: winter patents, iXWit 1.00;
stralRllts. $:i.rJMCt.7ll: clears. W.1UH3.W;
spring specials. $t.60: imtents, 3..rH)f 1.50;
HlraUhts. yi.Wrt.Ui; bakers, $2.Wifi2.75.
Wl I HAT No. .1. 7CKrt72c; No. 2 red, 770.
COHN No. 2, IOM2Hc; No. 2 yellow, 40
4l lic.
OATS No. 2, Siiiii'JO'ie: No. 2 white, 20-HiJ(
21c; No. white. 2ITi2IV4e.
ItYK No. 2. B2Vjc.
IIAllliKV-Mood feeillnK, SD'so; fair to
choice limiting, 49'ii55c.
SKCD.S No. I llax, Jl.r.O: No. 1 northwest
ern. fl.r.7; prime timothy. $l.00i5t 1.25; clover,
i.mtract Krade. Jto.oo.
rnoVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl.. JI2.00
ff"M2.05; laril. per 100 Mix.. $ii.Kr.'(iii.87'b: short
ribs, sides (loose). S7.75'iiS.uo; dry salted,
shouldera (lioxedi. $'i."7l3'itt'..t'.2,3; short clear,
Hides (boxed). $S IOS.20.
WHISKY Hauls of lilKh wines. Jl.2ii.
Following are Hie receipts and shipments
of the principal uralus:
ueceipis
Shlpiuents.
l.l.fHKl
'I-.IM
yo.oiH)
l-'lour, bbls
Wheat. Int..
Corn, 1 in
Oats, bu....
Jive, bu
22.0.10
. . .25S.IHHI
. ..tol.niKl
...:i70,0a0
. .. 5.01)0
IJarley. Int..
Ki.ouo
ir.,ono
tin the produce evchaiiKe today the but
ter innrket was slow. Creametles. lfiui
Efl'.jr; dairies, IKulSc. fheeso. llrm; W,!v
10';c. Kkkh, slow; flesh. 15.-.
nkw y(ik ;i;M::t.i. i it iv i; i'.
I'rlers
of tin. lln am
Ynrlous
Com mod 1 1 Ic.
NMW YOUK. Sept. 17. FI.OCU - Heei-lpts,
41.117 bids.; exports. 20..IIS bbls.: sales,
H).::no iiackiiK'-s. The miirket was mote
active and tlrmer on Hie streuKth of wheat.
AVlnter stralKhts, $:! 504i:l.ir; .Minnesota
patents, $1,151; I. r,0; Minnesota bakers, $2.7i
ci ..,"0; winter patenls, $1 5uii5.00; winter low
Krades, 2.4."',(f2.ii. Kye Hour, llrm: receipts,
41 bbls.: fair to Kod, J :t. I K, J Lt. r. ; choice to
fnncy, J.l.rtii'u.I.iki.
C01N.MI-:AI. Finn; yc'low western. SM(
FOe; fancy, !; Hrnudy wine, $2.1502.55.
UYK Strong; No. 2 western, C?c f. o. b ,
nlloal: state. 5Hi.Vk- . I. r.. New York.
HAUl.FY Firm: weslern. III'kIiIc e. I. r.,
New York: maltlliK, MHiSSe c. I. f., ltuffalo.
HAUI.IIY MAIl'-Ihill; western. i;2n;sc
WIIKAT-ltecelpts. 50.275 bu.; exports,
25.HI7 Int.; sales. :t."i4.nno In. futures and
Fn.Hl liii. export Spot, llrm; No. 2 red,
S2V f. . I'-. nlloat; No. 2 liald, Si)i;i-; No.
1 northern. Ihilulli, Ml'.e I', o. b., atloat;
No. 2 hard, Dulutli. IkUJi- f. o. !.. afloat.
Options wero easy, because of disappoint
ing KtiKlish cables, hut ipilckly recovered
ntiil was strotiB most of tlie dny. Iluylnu
for northwest ace.uiiit, stronger coulluental
markets and iirospects fur more rain In
sprlliK wheat regions aroused Hie bulllsh
iiess in local circles, iiromotluK also a
l.rlsk demand for demands. Closed llrm
'j'ijNiC advanced. .March, 5 7-1 Ml 87c, closed
nl SleSe; .May. S"i41t!ii';e. closed at Mi'.e;
September. VvM'ni-. closed at s:l4c; Or
toiler. S0(iiiS2. closed at S1V; Hccember,
WMIS4.1-1H.-. closed at Vli .
COItN ltecelpts, ISS.suo bu.; export j.
nt.SiXl bu.; sales. 120.IMU bu. futures and
240,(W bu. export. Spot, sttoiiK; No. J.
4.'4.'. elevator, and I'.V f. o. b., allo.it. Tlio
oiition market had a steady opcnlui; and
ndvanced on near months, owlni: to
scarcity and strength of easli corn. Closed
irregular and rather easy at . udvance
on September, but Mle decline other
wise. May. HKiSi IH.c, closed at ll'nc;
September closed at t7'e; October closed
lit Pic; December, 41Mi II'kc, closed at 4i'-ie.
OATS ltecelpts, .117,2ml Im.: exportii. 10.117
bu.; sales, 75,tKi bu. Spot. stcad ; No. 2.
25c: No. :i. 2Hic: No. 2 white, 27c; No. 3
white, 204121'.-; track mixed western, 2l'(il
2Cc. track wlilte western. 25iifr33e; track
white, slate, iiW 'Ek' Options were dull
nnd nominnl.
FHHI-I)illl: sprliiK bran, $li'..25lilii 50:
mlddlliiKS, $17.iW5 I0.W; winter hum, $17.f.01i
19 00; city, $li.50(iM7.iHI.
HOI'S -Quiet; stiite, coiiunoii to choice,
1VW crop. 10fl;!c; old olds, 2i4o; I'.iclllc
.oast, ISW crop, lOIMIIc; old olds, 2(ft5e.
IIIOICS Firm; tlulveston. 2il to 25 lbs., ISe;
California, 21 to 25 lbs., is'sc; Texas, dry.
CI to Mi lbs., l:l'.c
I.HATHKK Finn; homlock wole, Uuenos
Ayres, HkIU to heavywelKhts, 22',il(23',i;c;
licl.i. 22i.41i23'fce.
WOOI-OuA; .lomestlf llecce, 25S(2Sc;
Texas. IMilile.
I'llOVlSIONS-lleer. quiet ; family. $10.(X
ffrll.OO; lieef hums. $20.0012100. packet. $10 00
fnll.lHI; city, extra India mess. $lti OOfli 17.00
Cut meats, steady; pickled be'lles. $S 7Bj
M.fio: pickled shoulder". SlO.&o, liams. $:i 7j
Pi ld.75. l.ar.l, steady; western 'teamed.
$7 "0, nominal; rellned, llrm; continent.
$7 50: South America. $S.t0, compound. Jiioo
iiM2V. Pork, stronuer, family. $17.floM7 SO;
short clear, $15.(Vi pi.oo; mess, $12.Wt 13.50.
HICK Firm: domestic, ralr to extra, 4H
flfi's': Japan, 44(1 5c
MOI,ASSi:S-Steady, New Orleans, open
kettle, coo.l to choice, 1311,130.
m'TTKH-llecelpts. 33.220 pkKs.; firm;
cre.unery. 10mt21e; June creamery, ism?
Clc; factory, Hiitf.Uc.
(II ICKSH -llecelpts. 1.XI3 pki?s.; larne.
white. 11c; small, white, lie; hiriie, colored,
Me; small, colored, 11c.
KCiOS ltecelpts, 10,520 pkus.; market
llrm: western, rcKUhir pnckliiR, at mark.
J3ftl7ci western, 'oss off, 19c.
TAI, LOW -Firm; city. $2; per package,
4Ue. country, packages free, 4H'ir4;;c.
METAI.S Tho Kcni'ial aspect of tli
(nut market todiiy was toward a lower
level of nlue. Tin in London declined
JJ.' nn. promptliiK a similar loss in the local
situation. . losing weak here at $20.50 29 75
While reports from mihskow showed a
weak feeling there, out market remain .1
lull and unchanged at $9.:t7'nfrlo..T7Vj for pig
ton Warrants Lake copper was Mile! at
IP; 761.IJ )" Lead and spelter were dul
-lid in- h.mged on the l.ls or $I.:I7' and
$l.0o4 1(i, respectively. Tip- brokers' tirb e
for bnd whs $1 and for copper $IC.75flltf s;4
OMWIA VIK1I,I VI.K MAHICK'H.
r.iiidlll.10 of Trndr nn.l (Inolndons on
tnple n.iil I'nnc) Produce.
IJG08-Ilet-olpts liberal; good stock firm
at imfMV
MVn POL'trilY - Hens. 7c; roosters,
Itflc; spring clilckens, Se; ducks, 4Q5c;
geese, ifiSc; lurkeys, Se.
FML'SH DHK3SKD 1'OL'LTRY Hens, Si
fl9e; roosters, Mtfie; ducks and geese, I'M
lc: broiler, per lb.. IiVhllc; turkevs, UVsc
prairie chickens, per doz.. J2.501i4.5n.
HfTTKH Common to ralr, 13c; choice,
lSlIOc; separator, 21c: gathered creamery,
19A2.K-
FISH-Trout, iOej blueflsh, 9e; pickerel,
he; oitllli, 12c; dressed btlffalo, 6c: whlte
llh, I0e; herring, 6c; black bnss, lOc: sal
mon. 13c; white uass, P'c; cropple, 10.;
pike, inc.,
perch fie:
slers, 25e:
perch. e.
halibut, ;U'. !mlltieaa., ic; ring
lobsters, green, 22e: boiled Inb
mnckerel, 2ijc; cndflsh, lt-c; yellow
OYSTRUS-First
irrnde. solid
tinelrrl -nTi' V.ipt finiinla hr nil.
extra selects. :!5c; stati.lar.i!-, 30. Second
grade, slack tllle.i. New York counts, per
run 30e; extra selects. 21c; standards, Sou.
PIOKONS- I.lve, per dozen. !Wc.
VKALS-Cholce DftPV.
HAY Prices (iuote.1 by Omaha Wholesale
Hny Dealers' association: Choice upland.
H50; No. 1 upland, $8.00; medium, $7.50;
coarse. Jii 5o Uye straw, S5.50. These prices
ro ror hay or good color and utiallty.
Demand ralr and pr'ces firm.
OATS-No. 3 white, 26c.
COHN No 3, as,-.
HUAN-512 75
VEQKTAnL1-.
CyCi;.IHIiHS-I'er dozen. 20J123C.
NKW TCKNIPS-Pcr bushel basket. COc.
Nj:w n HUTS-Per dozen bunches. 15ff20e.
NKW CAUHOTS-Por dozen ounches, 23c.
LLITt'CK-per dozen 10Jjl5o.
KADISIIICS Home grown, per dozen, 15c.
liKANS-Wnx. per half bushel basket,
40c. string, S5c.
POTAToKS I'er lushel, 40flB0c: sweet
potatoes, tn-r pound, 2c
CAIHIAOK -Ilotuc grown, per pound, l.
CA I LIFI.OWFM-Per dozen, $1.
TO.MATOMS Home gr -wn, per half
buHliel basket. V-c -
ONIONS It-mi.- grown, per tin., uOqcOc.
CKI.KHY- Neb'-iska. liO'.UOc.
FHPIT3.
PKACIIKS-Cnlirornla freestones, 83c;
clings, 75c.
PLrMS-Cnllfornla, per crate, $1.1011 25.
l'ltrNKS- I't.ih and Colorado, per crate,
$1; per box. line
HAHTLMTT PKAtl.S-Per box. $1.752.00;
otliers, Jl.50fll.75
OIIAPFS-iVIIfornla Tokays, 4-basket
crat", $1.; Concords, home grown, KfalOc;
Delaware atnl Niagara, per .-lb. li..kot, 13c.
WATKIt.MKI.ONS An to size 2'ifffr,c each.
CANTALOl'PK Oetns, per do?.en, mtrt'c;
largo "Izcm. i;ofi75c
, APPLKS Natle, 76cO$t per bu i per
bid.. 2.50H5 00. Crab npplei, nor bbl.. $.1
w;HANHi:imii:s-Per bid.. $7; per crute,
TROPICA I. FlttMTS
pitANOKS-Vuleticlns, i.2.Vl 1.75.
LIO.MONS-Calirornla. extra fancy, $5.50;
choice. oiKj'u
IIANANAS Per bunch, according to slzo,
$2.i)'t2.7"..
MISCKLLANKOt'8.
Nl'TS Kngllsh walnuts, per Hi., 12(13e;
lllberts. pur lb., 12c; nlmonds, per lb., mi
lhe; taw. per lb., I4't5c; roasted, (i'.fcffii'ic.
IIIDKS No. I green, fic; No. 2 green,
5c; No. 1 salted. 7'jc; No. 2 salted. Oc:
No. 1 veal cair. 8 to 12 lbs., Se; No. 2 veal
cair. 12 to 15 lbs., tic.
SI. I, out. (.rnlu iiml I'm vImIoii..
ST. LOCIS. Sept. 17.-WHKAT-lllKher;
No. 2 f.-il, essh. elevator. 753le; track, 7ii'.ffi
.Se; September. 75c; October. 7ii'4c; D'e
cutnber. 77MiT7'ac: No. 2 hard, 77Uc.
COHN Lower; No. 2 cash, :.9c; track, 40c:
S-oiember. jaiUc: October. 36Wc; December,
'-'!':.'; yer. V,r.
OATS-No. ;: rush. 21M,e; track. 2i'31i22c;
September, 21'Ae; December, 22'-e; May,
2l'ic: No. 2 white, 2425'4c.
I Y 10- i Usher at Kic.
l'LOCIl Hetler; patents. J'l.CVfi3.75; extra
fancy and straight. $3.343)3.4 J; clear. $2.40(ii
3.00.
Si:Ft)S Timothy, .steadv. at $3.75r 4.40;
llax. higher, at $1.13.
COUNMICAISteady. at $2.00'!i2.05.
IIHAN Firm; sacked, enst track, taf(70i:.
HAY Firm; timothy. $9.uufM2.00; prairie,
$G.7.Vo-N.2.".
WHISKY-Hlea.lv. lit $1.2(1.
IRON coTTONTii:s-$t.::o.
1 1 A Ml 1 1 N M - $K. 1 Wfl S5.
I I KM I' TWINi:--9c.
MKTAL8 Lead, quiet, at $4.32; spelter,
dti'.l. at J3.S5.
Pol'LTKY Steady; chickens, 7c: young,
MiSVc; turkeys, 7c; ducks, 7c; geese, C''.c.
KMMS Steady, at 12Vc.
HI'TTKH Steady; creamery, 17i('21c;
dairy, 15(f17c.
I'KOVISIONS-Pork, llrm: Jobbing. $12.fA
Lard, higher: choice. $.77',i. Drv salt
meats (boxed), higher; extra shorts. $7.S7's;
clear ribs, $S.oa; clear sides. $S.12',.. Hacon
(boxed), higher; extra shorts, $S?50; clear
ribs. $S.i!2U; clear sides, $S.75.
HKCKIPTH-Flour. 13.000 bbls.: wheat.
175.000 bu.: corn. tiS.OOD bu.; oats, I9.IW) bu.
SHIP.MKNT.S-l,,o.ir, ln.omi bb' wheat.
97,oon bu.: corn. Oi.fOO bu.; oats, Iti.OOd bu.
Kiiiikiis ( ll (i i-ii I n iiml 1-r.ivl.loiiN.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 17. WHKAT Pe
cember. fAc. May, 73e; cash, No. 2 hard,
iVtG'ic: No :: fn'tifiusc; No. 2 red, 72'c;
No. 3. 70i5fi7lc
COHN-Di cumber, .12a,H32r; Mav, 54'vc;
cash. No 2 mixed. SSfrilSUc; N0. 2 wllttc,
?,!iW.!c : No. .1. 39c.
OATS -Sti-nily: No. 2 white. 23c.
ItYH-N.i. 2. 17'uc
MAY -Choice tlmnthy, $9.0, choice prairie,
$7 0017.BO.
HI 'TTKIt -Creamery. lSliJl.; dairy, fancy,
17c
lOMCiS -Firm : iresli MNioiui and Knnsr. t
stock, 12'jc (loz., loss ..IT, rsea returned;
new white wood eases included, '.( moro.
UUCKIPTS Wheal, U7.iV 0 bu.; corn, r,!.-r-oo
bu.; oats. bu.
SHII'MKNTS -Wheat, 23l,im) bu.; corn,
7,500 bu.; oats, 3,0iO bu.
I'lillnilelpliln I'roiliiee IturUrl,
PIIII.ADKLI'IIIA. Sept. 17.--llCTTI-:il-Steady:
fan.-v western creamery, 22c; fancy
western pi hits, 23c.
KCCiS Steady ; fresh, nearby atnl west
ern, MMiISc; fresh southern, 16c; fresh
southwestern 17c
CMKIJSK- Firm: New York full creams,
fancy, small IKill'ic: New York luW
i reams, lair to choice, H.Jil04e; Ohio Huts,
OK Hie.
loteiuei.t of Visible Supply.
NKW YOP.K. Sept. 17 The statement o'
the visible supply of grain in store and
alloat on Friday, September 15. as com
piled bv the New York produce exchange.
Is as follows: Wheat. 53.927.0o-) bu., Increase,
2.Pil.n)ii bu.; corn. 5 i2,ooo bu., Increase,
2I5.(( bn.; oats, 10.;:I7..'". bu . Increase,
l.f.22,iv) bu. ; rye, ?JI.((0i bu.. decreise 3'.
("i bu.; barley, ti53,(io0 bu., itu reuse, lifi.ooil
bu.
Dulutli When MlirKel.
Ill" LI 'Tl I. Minn.. Sept. I7.-WHKAT-No.
1 liard cash. .M-c; to arrive. SM4C, Sep
tember. Sl-c: December. Mr-c; Mav, 8l&;c;
No. 1 northern, cash. 79'c; to arrive, 79c,
Snpteniber, 7914c; December, 7WV-J May,
K2e: No. 2 uotthcru. 74'ic; No. .1 spring,
740
O ATS -2311 23" , c.
IIYK-52C
COItN -iOe.
AMiiiieiiiioIlN Wheat .MnrLel.
MINNKAPOLIS, Sept. 17. WHKAT
September. 77'kc; December, 77'.c; May,
Mi-4c; lo nirlve. No. I hard, Wlc; No. 1
northern. 2'c; No. 2 northern, (ic.
rLOI'H-lOc higher; llrst patents, $l.20f
I. in, second patents. $l.(H.'ii 1.10; tlrsl clears,
$;!.iHV(3.pi; second clears. $2.0015(2.10.
llltAN-ln bulk. $12.00M2.25.
llltt niiKee drain Mnrl.ol,
Ml LU A IK KM. Sept. 17.- WHKAT -Higher:
No. 1 northern, 79c; No. 2 north
ern, 77'.4C
UYM-IHgher; No. 1. 5454'..-.
HAIU.KY Higher; No. 2. 324i."i3c; sample,
I2il-.2c.
HOVi:tlliT (II' STOCKS A,M IIOMI.s,
Mui'Kel Opens vllti SImmv of SlreuuMi,
I111I I, uler (iron . Mull.
NKW YOUK, Sept 17 The expected fall
in stocks fulled to occur 1 iday. There wore
cotp-lderable selling orders at the open
ing, in- never falls to happen on a br.-.ik
on prices, but the friends of the various
stocks had pl.iced supplanting orders (n
tlie market and then buying was sullb lent
to absorb the offerings. The pro'es-o. u
traders win, had -olil short op Saturday
were nut slow to detect the evidences -if
support and they hastened to cover and
take their proilts llnylug irom this source
was a material factor in the recovery.
Seeing the tendency of tilings the hull lead
ers who tried to retreat last week at
tempted to retrlese their lusies by buying
The pressure to sell at tho advance stopp-.l
this movement, however. lh. market fell
back Into Its recent condition ot lethargy
and downward drifting prices in practically
all Importnnt stocks were ery near to
Saturday's level at the Hon-, which whh
dull and easy Among tlie professions I
traders who still cortrol n large proport'on
of the operations an Important Iniluaucit
was exerted by the bullish opinions ex
pressed by James It. Keene in an Inter
view In IjoiuIoii, Mr. Kseno's views were
the more Intluontliil, Inasmuch as Satur
day's Kosslp on the etoek oxchango hud
attributed a selllni; order ot 15,000 uhuu
of vnrlotm storks to his account The
.mailer traders who followed this lead had
nothing to .1-1 but to 1 over their short p-.n-tracts
thlx mort Ing. The relative llrtnn.-ss
of th- coal carrying railroad stni ks. even
before the general upturn, and the po.itii
strength developed later, setved to detract
fcnttiewhnt from the effect or tho sliutUnu
down of Mm eoul mines fnenslticss was
less active over tho money market a. d
moro Hccount was taken of the fact tint
last week's outward movement of current v
was abnormal bv reason of the large relief
funds transmitted to Texas Mreater con
fidence was f.-lt in the ability of the money
market to meet the requirements of the
Merman loan subscriptions and more at
tention Is paid to the larger view of the
operation as an Indication of the growing
power and Importance) of the country's
ilnanclal position.
The export movement of mcrchnmM'e
continues heavy thus constnnlly tnnkltm
exchange to meet the obligations Incurr -.l
to meet the subscriptions of the loan. Larg
llouting loans are coming due In the H- r.ln
market to Amerlnm lenders an I will be
available bv a bookkeeping operntlin to
pay installments on the loan. The fear Is
expressed In London that the American
subscribers may pay the Merman govern
ment by orders for gold on London, tho
supply of sterling exchange In New York
being large enough, It Is believed, to allow
such an operation. This possibility was n
depressing ructor In tho London stock mar
ket, us Merlin would not be expected to be
ho lenient a creditor as America has been,
owing to the high money rate In Herlln.
From nnv standpoint, America being the
creditor In tho operation, would exerels.
large control or the situation. The possible
lino In which roller would be sought Is In
dicated by last week's resale of the cer
Htlcates for Urltlslt exchequer bond, to
London, which was madu by some of the
American subscribers and wlihh helped to
frustrate the plan of the underwriting syn
dicate to ship gold to London.
The bond market continued Irregular.
Total sales, par value, $Wfln. United
States refunding 2s when Issued, the old
Is nnd 5s advanced li and new Is '4 III the
bid price. .
Commercial Advertiser's London Ilnanclal
cablegram: The tone in the markets hero
today wns heavy and tho volume of mi l
ness was trilling. Americans were rather
eagerl - sold In the morning hours, under
tho Influence of the coal strike and ill--monev
outlook, some orders being given
over Sunday from New York. There was a
slight recovery toward the chue. Morev
was steady. Tlie bank lost C6.O00 gold
token for South Amerlcu Sliver was
lower on the reaction In India nnd the
tlose was uncertain.
The following are the closing prices on
tin- N.-w York Stock exchnnge:
Atellisun
do pfd
Ili.lt A. Oliio ..
fun. IMclllv ...
Cun. Southern,
dies. & Ohio..
('. 0. W
C. it & U
Chi. Ill.t. At 1.
di I f .1
r,l'llion Pucltlo ..
lo pfd .
. 70
. S7
, 4-t
Wall .sh
do pfd
w. & 1 1:
. 17'4
. 6 Hi
. !:.'.
. L-4
.110
.121
.if.)
. I '.
.r.'J
. 3i'.
. is
('a
23 Vi
. l6Yt
. Hn
I'a
. 17
. IMi
it-i u.i piu
I" 5 " is. cerurui ..,
MS Tlnrd Avetiu .,
Ait.iias l:x
Attn 1 Ion ti Ux....
P. H. Kx
.memo a 1:. 111...
c. & s. v...
C. It. I. .V I
Hjqi'Wella-Kargo V.x
.Piou .1ne1. uoi. uii.,
. oS 1 do pfd ,
. .vvAmt-r. .M11. t. tig
. o I .1; pfd ,
. l-VAin. ri. & H
. t"Si do pfd
.172 Amer. Spirits ,,
. lli4 Uo pf.l
. wit-j Am. Steel Hoop,
. lux do Pfd
(. O. C & rii. 1,
t'.ilu. Southern...
tlo lt ptd
,1,1 2.1 i.m
Del. . II111I.011...
1)., L. Ai W
n. & n. n
do pM
Krle
do 1st pfil
(it. Northern pM.
Hocking Coal
Hoiking Valley. .
III. Cvnlial
Iowa Central
.lo pfJ
Luke Kl ie & W..
do pfd
Lake Shore
Louis St N.1.I1...
.Manhattan I.
Met. St. Ity
Mex. Crural
M. A- St. I. . .
do pfd
Me. 1'iu-llh-
Mobile Ohio....
M .HAT ....
do pfd
N .1. Central
N Y. Cent-al....
Norfolk & V
lo pfd
No. l'ucltle
do pfil
Oninrlo A W
Or. Ity. AV Nhv.
do pfd
lVniiiylvniihi ....
Itr-ailln
do 1st pfd
do 2d nM
Hlo O. W
.H pfd
fit L H. F
do l.t pfd
do 2.1 pM
St. L . S. V
.In pfd
St Paul
do pfd
. 32 Am. S. & V 33
.IMi "du pfd 73
. LP Am. Tmplnte ...
. 31", do prd
.11.1'i Am. Tobacco ...
. I do pf.l
, 41 Anaconda M. Co
. 21114 Itrooklyn It. T..
. iijilColo. F & I
.Jo") Con. Tobacco ...
, 711 I do pf.l
. hs'l Federal Steel ...
.I.M do pld
11 Clfll. Uisctrlc....
... 2-JU
... VH4
... M
...127
... 4314
... 3i(i
... 34,
t Atjlj
... 7ii'
... 33
... r.:,4
...ns'4
... 45
... nsi,
... 18',
... f6
... 71
... 32',
... ti.
... l.j
...9p
:,2 (lluece Sugar...
110 pr.l
Inter. Paper ....
do pfd
Lii lede O ,s ...
Nat. Illflcult
do pfd
National Lead .
... (H
... Sf.
... ut;
... 21.14
...i:'4
. .1:9
. . . S3
... 7t
... .Vl't
... 70
... 19
... 4;
... "C
...1:;
... lMfc
... ;4vi
... M
.. 9'
... n
...
... 32'4
... II
... :,
. ..1I2,
do pfd
Nat. Steel
do pfd
S.'t
N. Y. Air III like... 12
N. American 14'
1'aclllo Co.ist....
.14
S3
ill
'.'114
91 ,
3S
do 1st pfd
Uo 5d pfd
Pacltle Mall ...
reopIe'H Oas..,
Pren.d S. Car
do p'd
71'i
Pullman P. Car 1S9
S. It. T
Huaar
do pfd
117
nr.
w,
mm
;
2914
si
74
UH
Tcnti. C. & I
V. K. I-ather...,
do pM
tl. P. Ituhber
do pfd
Western tTnlon .
H f. I. ft S
do pf.l
P. C. C & St. I
.174
St. 1'. AV Otnahii....ll
So. I'n -trie 32
So. Tlallwuy l"l
da pfd f-2'i
Texas Si Pacific .... lCt
Orrored. Kx-dlvldend.
mv York Money MnrUct,
NKW YOUK. Sept. 17. MON13Y-On call
steady at I'i per cent; prime mercantile
paper. I'.iR per cent.
STKKLINO KXCHANOK-Flrm. with ac
tual business In bankers" bills at $l.hWi7
4..vtiTi ror demand, nnd at $4.831 ror sixty
.lavs; posted rates, $I.HIii4.84't and $4.87Vsf(
4.SS; commercial bills, .M.!2s''a4.S24.
SILVKH-Certlllcatcs, t.S'iHtiS'Uc; bar,
n2Nc; Mexican dollars, 19V4c.
HONDS Movernment, strong; state bonds
inactive; railroad bonds Irregular.
The closing prices on bonds today are as
follows:
C. S. l!cf '. reg.
Mo coupon
do .le. 1 K
,lo eotllKill
tKi new 4s. rcg...
dr. ceitpon
.In old 4. reg
do coupon
.lo .',, reg
do coupon
II r.l 3 ess.. .
Alch. gen. s
do adj. Is
fan. Southi-rn 2s...
Ches. 'Olio P.l!-.-
do Os
. . ,V N. W . 7h..
do S. I", deli
Chi. Terminal (s...
Colo. So. (s
D It. O. Is
Mo (s
.lHU'N T. r. 1, jam
.10P4 N. .T. c. non. Eh 12
llt N. Pac'tic J i4
.lo 1 do 4a 1044,
.U!"j N. Y..C. Si St. L 4il0tot
.ISIVs Nor. Si W. e. 4,.... !)i
.115 O e. Nav. Ik t J
.It I do (s 102
.,U Oie. Short Lln ..K7
.11.14 do o. : hji.j
.1.1 Heading senoral 4. n.i,
.ini',4 Hlo (5. W. 1h..: 09
. .."! ft I, & I M e. fa...lt2ii
.194 St L fc S F g. 6 12J'a
. 9-' St Paul ennsola ...1S"I,
.ISO SI. P.. S: P. Is. .117-,
.1.19 do s 11R1,
.Krtii, So. I'acltle 4s 7'
. S'J'i So. Hallway fs MS'i
. Sift H II. AV T r T
M Tex. AV Pacltle la. ..112.
. 904 ,in 2m M
. to t'nliiii I'aMlle 4s 1 !;
Krle gen. 4s...
r w s- D. c
'fipn. electric
Is.. 7
I
Wabash Is tfT
do 2s In
West thoie 4s ir.M;
Wis. .Vritr.il (.... fc7"j
Va. (Vnlililen $itt
.131
.111
. 99
,
. 9U
Iowa .'canal Ih..
U & N. Hid. (a ..
M.. K. A: T. 2s....
do 4s
' "When Issued."
"'(") fl'ercd
1 1 1 1 x 1 1 1 ti Mock (ttiolallniis,
HOSTON, Sept. 17. Call loans, 2f)3 per
cent; time loans, liVol'i per cent. Ofllcl-il
closing
A . T. s. s. 1 ....
rto pfd
Am. SiiK.tr
do pfd
ll.Moii AlKiny,
llo'ton 1" eviiled
Host 11 j Me....
i'.. II. AV Q
lioininlun Coal...
do pfd
1' dertd Steel pfd
Ceil. Hlectil- ....
.to pfd
I" '. Hlee III ....
Mexican Central
t.rli. Telcnhnne.
2l!'i Wret Utul
(' AtchlKin 4s...
ltd', N. K 1as .1- C
HJ'4 Adventure
9tv,
9-1
,-S'k
I
1
87
.21", Alloilej! .M. Co.
liI' Alllal. I'onner.
.1SJ At'anlle
2ji(,
1231 llnton .Miht.,.3l(iii,iii
. .l!'i Culiuntt ,"r llccla,. 7(rt
.l'u Centennial ur,
. B,iv r imkllii 13
1 8 llumhnlilt
.131
.2H
. II
Oeolu ..
Put rot ...
(Jii ncv ..
nr.
.... lo',
....14-
sr.
'Sana 1-V Cnnnr
.. 44
...1
... 29t,
... !'i
... 4)
N. K. da . C.ike.
Old Colony
oil pom'tilon
1 lubber
I'lilon Pac-llle
ei4 iiiiuaracK
jo I Ctttli Mining ....
'il'a Winona
29 iVo.vrlnrs
51 T, 1
M Yorl. Mlnlim Slnclia,
NKW YOUK, Sept. 17. Tho following arc
the closing limitations for mining shares
today:
Cholor
c-.iwn P Int ....
fun c,l & Va..
I )r ad wood
H-nild Si Currle .
Halo AV NorcroBj.
I-nn filler
Mcxii.iu
. 11
,. 11
.1 .
. na
. si
. 17
'. 4
. 21
Ontario
Opldr ,
Plymouth ,
Quicksilver ...
do prd
Slept a NVvada
Standard
I'nlrn Con . .,
Yellow Jacket
....S7.
.... 41
.... 10
....'V
....)
.... 21
....CO
. ... I.',
.... li
Hunk CierirluuN,
ST. LOFIS. Sept. 17 -Cleat lug.s, $6,HD,
571; balances. $s9S,5o0. Money. 61(7 per cent:
Now York exchange. 30c discount bid, 20
discount asked
CH1CAMO, Sept. 17 -Clearings, $,217.
(ill: balances, $l,U2l.2h, postnl exchaiue,
$I..M'i1l l.ss'j; New York exclmnge, 30c dis
count. CINCINNATI. Sept. 17 -Clearings, $3.001. -150,
New York exchnnge, 174ft 25t- dlscoutn.
Monev. 3fi0 tier cent.
NKW YOUK. Sept. 17 - Kxcharu;os, $103,.
SS0 723; balances. Jti.435,152.
PH1I.ADKLPHIA, Sept. 17 -Clearings,
$12 321,301; balances. $1,979,995
HALTLMOHK. Sept. 17.-Cloarlngs, $2,0(6,
W)S; balances, $599,925.
CoiiilKloii of the TreiiNiir).
WASHINOTON, Sept. 17. Today's HUto
ment of the treasury balance In Mm gen
eral fund. oxelUHlvo of the $150,000,000 gold
reservu In th4 division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balance, $13,).25(S,22ili
gold. $73,737.o,l:i.
1'orelnii I'ltiHliclnl,
LONDON. Sept 17 Discounts were flr.n
1-idiiy. th.-r, in ing indliatlnns that monry
will become scarcer Ilbplacement 4 In
coniieetiiiti wbh tails payable on fr.Mli
sues of capital will be considerable durme.
tlie week. Ai'.Mi.ioj going t local loans and
stock tomorrow ami towards the end of the
week. Besides the tteasury bills larger
payments are dm the bank nnd the de
mands of Herlln ore expected to be heavy
at the end ur the present quarter and later
In tlie enr. Hnsinecs uti the stock exchange
was dull and prices niostlv Inclined down
ward mostly owing to the nervousness
about China and future money. Mottle
rails wero weak utul there was an Indispo
sition to transact business In On it Kast
erns on account of renewed labor uncer
tainty, when It was believed the troube
had been shelved. Americans were flat, in
response to New York and unfavorabl.
bank statements and tlie strike, news, which
accentuated the deptesslon, which wa
most pronounced in Chicago, Milwaukee
Af St. Pauls and 1'nlon Paclllcs. At the
close prices wete steadv and there was a
partial recovery. There were further real
izations of Grand Trunks. The amount of
bullion withdrawn rrom the Hani: of Kng
land In balance today was Uouo. Spanish
Is closed at 71-V Mold premium at Iluetios
Ayres. 13H.50.
HKItl.IN, Sept. 17,-Huslness was de
pressed on the bourse today, owing to
unsatisfactory reports rrom Amerlc-i. In
ternationa, securities were dull, Americans
wer weak. Locals relapsed sharply. -s-peclalP
mine shares, cash sales being
pressed, owing to contradictory reports In
regard to the situation or the iron Indus
try. The only fenture was the strength
displayed by Transvaal railroads on the
announcement that the Hrlllsh military
authorities hnd taken over the Nether'ntnls
railroad. Exchange on London, 2om 4"pf?
r.ir checks; discount rates, short bills. 4
per cent; three-months' bills, 4 per cent.
PAULS, Sept. 17 -Hitslness on the bourse
today was Irregular, but the tendency was
toward llrmness The dealings were small
but townrd tho close they became brisker
nn.l prices closed at the highest or the
day. Spanish Is were at llrst frcoly offered,
but subsequently rallied. Hlo tlntos fluc
tuated much, but llnlshed strong, owing to
the material decrease in tho stock of cop
tier. Three per cent rentes, loif 25c ex
Interest; exchange on London. 25f loc for
checks. Spanish 4s dosed at 72.75.
Cotton MiirUct.
NKW YOUK, Sept. 17.-Wlthout display
ing any of the setisatlonul activity of last
week today's cotton market was wearing
on the traile. being particularly sensitive of
news or almost any description and to
orders Irom an point of the compass. The
general swing of the flu. luatlons wiih tho
reverse of that of Saturday, though at no
time did bear sentiment of a positive char
acter assert Itself. The influence bearing
on the market at tho start was a bearish
set of cnbles from the Kngllsh market. This
led to a weak opening hero with prices,
down 41(11 points under feverish geiur.il
selling and an almost total absence of bull
support. The decline did not cease with
adjournment or the "call." prices further
easing Ofjll points before recuperation
manifested itself on the down turn. Ku
rope, the south, the public and professional
holders sold nervously, parties having prof
Ita within reach purchasing the cotton or
fere.l. Light receipts, a brief spell of buy
ing on the reactionary theory, reports that
southern spot markets were easily holding
their own and elattns that the print cloth
situation was Improving in some respects
started a sharp advance before the close
or the llrst hour and during the rest or
the rorenoon the market held tolerably
steady without, however, rallying to the
closing level or Saturday. The market had
another weak turn In the early afternoon
and broke to the lowest point of the day
under a flesh demand to unload cotton in -cumulated
on last week's rise, supplemented
by straggling sales for short account. Ks
tlmntes for much larger receipts during the
rest of the week were partially responsi
ble for the renewed selling, though the fav
orable forecasts and reasonably good crop
reports figured lis bear news. The market
dropp.-il in a spasmodic way, but very llttlo
new business through commission houses
appeared. Trade was extrem.-h nervous
In view or contlictlng reports as to tho
umount of damage done by the storm In
Texas und mixed opinions bearing upon
tomorrow's we.-klv government report. Con
siderable attention was directed toward
Savannah, where receipts continued lieavv.
due to haste on the part of exporters to
f-hlp cotton and relieve the strained situa
tion auroau. m lie market closed steady
at
a net loss of Hit 10 points. Futures
closed steady; Hontember. J10.27: Oc
tober, $10.23; November. $9.92; Decem
ber, $9.7!i: January, $9.76; February.
$9.71; March, $9.74; April. $9.75; May.
Jd.irt; June. $9.74; July, $9.73; spot
closed quiet; middling upland. 10'ie: mid
dling guir. ll'.c. Sales. 2.224 bales.
ST. LOCIS, Sept. 17 1 'OTTON-Qulet, He
lower: salr.i. none; middling, 10V: receipts.
m nates; siilptneuts. 4US ij,ils: stock. 4.520
bales.
NKW OKLKANS.
markot casv. sales,
."t.c: good ordinary.
Sept. 17-t'OTTON-4.25.1
labs; or.llnarv,
9-Kc; low middling,
10 7-lOc: middling, 10
.i-i'ie. wood nilttillllig
U 1-lhe; middling fair, 1' 5-lCe: recelnts
.,39S bales; stock, 22.011 bales; futures quiet
and steady. September. $10 42510.45; Oc
tober, $9.8111!) S3; Novemi)fr, $9A2U!.C3; De
cember. $9 60'f79 0I, January. $9fiOff9il; Feb
ruary. $9.lfiti,62; March $9.(j2(f(9.(ii; April.
$3.fi29.(i3; May. tn.WWH.
L1VKHPOOL. Sept. 17.-1 p. m. -COTTON
c.T.,11 )ii-l'iess nriceH llg'.er: Amerleiii
mlddllru; fair, 7 9-10d; middling, 7 5-lftl;
K'-od nuddlii.g. 7I41I: low m .1 illng. 7'.d:
good ordinary. t 15-32.1; or.llnarv. t 5-32,1.
The sales of the day were 3.000 'IihI'i-.. of
which 30) were for speculation nnd oxnort
nnd Included 2.3oo bal -s American. Tte
celpts, l.ooo bales. Including 200 bales Amer
ican. Futures opened llrm atnl closed
quiet; American middling, 1. M. C. Sep
ternber, 7 5-6ld value: September and Oeto
her, (iO-CUltJ Ki-fild sellers, October and
November. 5 49-iil'n5 TiO-Old buyers; Novem
ber nnd December, 5 :)9-(jl'5 40-C4il sellers:
December and January. G33-IM1 buyer,;
January and February. 5 30-015 31-611 sell
ers: February and March, 5 2K-fi4n". 29-fil 1
sellers; March and April. 5 2ii-04?r5 27-Kld
sellers: April and May. 5 25-04 seller.; May
anil June, f, 23-tillffi 21-(ild s-ellers; June and
July. 5 22-fild hellers; ,ln' and August.
5 20-CM5 2I-ti4d.
Coffee lllirkel,
NKW YOUK, Sept 17.- COFFKK Snot,
dull; No. 7 Invoice. 7',sc; mild, quint; Cor
dova. O'.l'iOV-. Futures opened unchanged,
but soon turned llrm .in nipport of bears
and oncouri'irlng foreign news The featuic
of operatiiW was tlie switching of near
ror far deliveries. Tlie market broke bully
late In the session, on reports of de. line
In rate or excliatue In Hlo and crlHcil
slate of Ura7.ll llnances In general: closed
barely steadv, with prices rffll) points net
lower. Total sales, Di.S'O bigs, including;
September, $7.25; October. $7.25. November,
$7.Wr7.35: December $7 55 7. 15; .laniiai y,
$7.40; February. $7.15; March. $7.rru7.0O;
May. $7. ffMii 70; June, $7 75; July. $7 75.
California Dried I'rnKs.
NKW YOUK. Sept. 17. -CALIFOUNIA
DHIKD Fill 'ITS -Aside from a moderate
inquiry ror choice grade of evaporated
apples, to Mtippl) Iminedlatc wants, t lie ro
was nothing In the way or features and
the market was generally quiet on the
basis of :i'.i5c for common; prime, 4uB,o
choice, j'.jc, fancy, O'dC1.'-. California dried
frills were dull, but about steady. Prunes
were quoted at 3Vi7'o tier pound, ns to
size and .iiiulltv. Apricots Hoynl. UfMo;
Moor Park. IMiP'e. Peaches, peeled, 14'u
ISe; unneeleil, O'llOc.
(Ml Markets.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Sept. 17.-0LS-Credlt
balances. $1.25, shipments three davs,
224.011 bbls.; avorage, i9,9o bbls.; runs,
three davs 213 fi,9 bl.isj. ; o eraite, 87,218 bids
LONDON. Sept 17 -OILS-Caleutta lin
seed, spot, fi'.'s; linseed oil. 31s; turpentine
spirits. 2Ss 3d; rosin, American strained,
Cs loua.
LIVKHPOOL. Sept. 17.-Ol LS-Cottonseeil
oil. Hull rellneii, November, steadv. at 2U.s
3.1; turpentine spirits, steady, at 2Ss.
Neiv orU Dry (noil.
NKW YORK Sept 17.- DHY OOOD5
Tlio week opened with a verv atl.mg cot
I011 goods market. There has beep no
change In the quotation for hl-ric'ilei! cot.
Ion, bill In all oilier staple line.' prices ris
ing and higher quotations made In many
Instances. Print cloths dllii- iilt to buy on
basis of 3Ui for regulars. Prints are tend
ing upwards Mlngliams very tlrm. Whlto
goods scarce arid against buyers. No
change In woolen goods.
Toledo Mnrliot.
TOLKDO. ()., Sept. 17-WHKAT-Actlvo;
spot and September. 7954c; October, kOUc;
December. s2'.'
COHN -Dl'LL; No. 2 t ash, 124c; Decem
ber. 35'4c.
OATS Cash and September, 22Vsc.
ItYK Dull: No. 2 cash, 51c
CLOVKKSKKD-Dtlll: October, ?ii 93.
Siibmi" llnrl.el.
NKW YOUK Sept. 17. SI'MA H Haw,
tlrm; fair retinlng. I'4c; centrifugal, 93 test,
5c: molasses sugar. Ic; rellne.l. llrm.
NKW OHLKAN3. Sept. 17-SL'OAlt-Qulet;
open kettle, 4l4u; centrifugal, yel
low. 51iB,e: September, 3fl9-1Cc.
LONDON, Sept. 17.-SI 'OA H licet, Sep
tember, lis ;Oid
Wool MnrUct.
ST LOFIS. Mo., Sept. V, -WOOL-D'lli,
nominal; limited denmnd; medium grad-s
1421c; light line, llfiKe: heavy line, liy
14c, tub washed lS'fi29c
Kluln llulter Mnrhel.
KLCIN, III. Sept 17-UL'TTKH-Steady,
at 2lu; sales, 25 tuby.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Both Cattle and Sheop in Good Supply, but
Only a Few Hogs Arrived.
HOG MARKET AVERAGED A SHADE HIGHER
Corn (n((le Hnlbcr .Slorr Sale, but
(iooil llrioy l-'oeders IU nnd
I'lillj Mend) llotli -.beep
nml Lambs sicnilj.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 17.
Keoelpts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Olllclal Monday 0.:52 3..I1U 12.9W
Same day last week ... r v-O 1,9(2 i.'ilfl
Samo day week berore . 5.7,V) 2,7I lO.'W
Same three weeks ago.. 7.v .'1,113 12.VC
Same rour weeks ago... I.'llij 2,618 Hl.tOi
Average price paid Tor hogs ror the hist
several days, with comparisons:
19U0. 11893. lS9Sril'fl7.llS9'5. ISrS.liSM.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
L.
O
a.'.
4...
r...
r...
7. , ,
8..
9. .
10.
11.
12.
1J.
II .
15.
Hi.
17.
5 0J,
4 20' 3 611 3 99
4 Hi 3 6.M 4 071
' 3 05 4 071
4 19 I oi
I 22' 3 02 '
4 23' .1 6J I 05j
I )i 3 Ml t 021
4 "0 , 3 601 I 001
6 H
1
t 02 I
5 Hflj
S OStj,'
G ((,!(,
G nvV
G IO74
5 lfitj
fi 22 1
G 20t,
5 07',"
2 81 4 31;
2 8l 4 3I
4 1 5 ' I
4 13 D 55
27C
4 IV 6 Bl
2 iS
2 81'
2 M
2 M
2 SV
2 79
4
5?
S r8
4 29
a lii
3 OS
.1 911
I 21
3 931
3 ,S4
4 di r, Ci
I 2S
1 22
I 26
4 (..' 5
3 77 2 7:1 I 05 j S)
3 79, 3 82' 1 4 00 o i3
:: s't s'n 2 09 4 05 5 7;
r. i.
I s OVv
;G12 4-5,
4 'I'
I -31 3 71' :. .7i 2 70 I (j M
3 31 3 BS 3 4 2 731 4 12, '
1 3 OS I ,1 8(1 2 051 I 03', 5 t7
Indicates Sunday
u7J.' .',lcl-l, number of cars of
brought In today by each raid was;
i.. o CattU,.nog.s.Sh'p.
stock
HVs.
31
'"it
"io
i V, ,., ,niein ..til s ai
Mo. Paclllc lly ;
F., K. & M. v. n. II 79 8 6
C.. H. I. .(i P., east '. ." " i
V., II I. A.- P.. west . I
Total receipts .. 27S ,",2 49 14
The disposition of the day's receipts w.n
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
ber of head Indicated:
Havers. Cattle.Hogs.Sheep.
Omaha Picking Co 191 Ml 33:
M. II. Hammond Co 1175 5 D 715
Swift & Company -jia 3s i,oo
Cuilahy Packing Co .... 1,010 805 1,05
Armour & Company .... sci 3S 1.0.5
It. Meeker Ai Degan .... Ill ,
Vimsant & Co 171
J. L. Carey S15 .... IVS
Lohman ..- Co l.on
McCreary Clark 2:11
W. I. Stephen 162
Hill & Huiitzlnger 02
llenton & I'mlerwooil .. ,Hi
Livingstone & Schaller 277
N. Morris 177
Hamilton & Hothschlld.. ;il,
L F. Husz ro
Dennis Ai Co 2:1
A. S. Mawhlnney :io
Other buyers 1,2.17 .... 2..I56
Total C,i2 2.305 S.S12
CATTLK There was a good liberal run of
c-attlo here today, but they were mostly
feeders, very few corn or grass beef cattle
being on sale. About ten cars would cover
the receipts of eornfed steer, nn.l the mar
ket was not very nctlve 011 what whs here.
The general tendency of prices was lower
.mil some sellers claimed that bids were
In some cases as much as a dime lower.
The general murket, however, could best
bo described by cnlllng It slow nnd weak.
There wero about fifty curs of cows on
sale and the liberal supph made buyers u
little slow- about tuklng hold. Mood cows
and heifers, though, were Just about steady
and the common kinds were steady to weak
and not verv active.
Tlie stocker nn.l feeder trade monopolized
the most of the attention and s the vard
traders were fairly well cleaned up they
took hold of the good heavy cattle with
considerable life. That class of cattle were
fully steady and In some cases thev brought
a little better prices than they would have
sold ror at the close or last week. The
commoner grades. In view or the liberal
supply, were rather neglected and prices
on that class of cattle were certalnlv 110
hotter. Stock calves were again In good
supply and prices today were a little lower.
ltecelpts or western cattle Included-very
fow beer steers. What Tew there were
here met with ready sale at fully steadv
prices and particularly wns that true of
tho better grades. O001I cows were lust
about steady, while the commoner snides
wero a llttlo slow and prices none too tlrm.
Mood feeders were steady to strong und
common kinds slow and weak. H.ire
sentatlvo sales:
HKKF
Av. Pr.
STKKKS.
N. A v. Pr.
18 1121 4 9i)
19 108.1 4 91
8 IDS 3 IS
No.
1..
10..
t,1..
1..
..1270
.. 910
.. 9M
.. 9"0
3 S)
4 Kl
4 (l
4 f,a
COWS.
1 M
2 7". 19
S...
3...
1...
1...
1...
1...
821
9ii
... 9"!
...1231
...1030
3 15
2 SI
3 75
SI') 3 D 1
IIKIFKHS.
9(0 2 00 1
.... 729 2 (0
1213 ! V.
HULLS.
2 25 6
2 8-1
STAGS.
..1SH1
. . lino
.1.1V)
3 :
STOCK COWS AND HKIFKHS.
4f) 2 .".0 1 Ps!9 3 i
113) 3 00
STOCK CALVES.
430 ( 70
91..
12..
3.'.'
9..
ft
STOCKKHS AND FKI3DKHS
613
5
....10(5
( (0
I 00
1 00
( e.1
I 0.1
4 25
3 2.
.1 ::
1...
1...
27...
(9...
18...
.11, HO
. (CO
. C53
. n;i
. 639
SSI
ss: 3 so
9C0
3 jr.
3 80
4 0)
916
. 5I7
ST K KHS AND HKIFKHS.
.... 755 4 4)
NKHHASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2 feeders.. 89. $.1 75 2 feeders. .1000 $5 75
12 feeders.. 941 3 73 2 feeders.. 903 :i 75
2 feeders.. M5 :i 25 1 cow HWi ", s."
7 cows 091 2 V. 1 steer 1150 II 25
1 cow 770 2 81 85 heifers... 310 -1 IN)
102 stk. civs all) 5 10
11 cow 321 1 20 low If IV) 2 90
1 heifer.... 850 1 15 ! calves... !!07 -I '.)
11 feeders.. 460 4 10 1 calf JHO 5 ml
1 feeder... 469 3 .VI I calf 90 ft 00
16 cows Kn 125 0 calves... I9ii 1 on
1 cows 120.! .1 73 70 calves... 3.14 5 00
1 bull 1170 It 00 25 feeders.. 9JI 1 85
0 cows 1011 2 M 16 f lers.. 712 3 55
9 cows 748 2 15 5 feeders.. 710 .100
5 feeders.. 931 1 0) 12 feeders. .lltfi 4.W)
1 heirer.... 810 1 (Kl 42 cows 976 1 45
.1 feeders.. 726 1 15 6 cows 1020 2 60
1 feeder... O) 3 25 15 cows 912 2 75
5 heifers... 580 II IT. 39 steer. ...1220 4 30
9 steers.. ..1205 4 30 2 steers.. ..1263 4 10
2 bulls 1110 2 05 1 bull 1150 2 05
2 COWH.....119') 2 75 2 feeders.. 1030 4 15
.19 cows..!.. 96 3 3" 12 feeders.. 1009 4 15
16 cows 1UI6 3 30 1 lull 750 .1 25
I cows 925 2 50 1 bull I Oil) 2 65
I cows.. .. 8.S7 2 0 1 bull 1370 2 85
1 feeder... 620 :i on
1 cows 87.1 2 00 2 cows SIO 2 60
5 cows 1108 2 95 4 cows 067 2 75
1 cow 810 1 50 1 cow KilO ;l ()
6 cows 1CO.) 2 Ml 2 cows 920 2 HI
7 cows 684 3 10 .14 feeders.. 8sS 4 00
1 feeders.. 807 1 50 1 feeder... 76U 3 50
19 feeders.. 863 3 75 1 feeder. .. 720 .1 65
2 feeders.. 885 3 25 11 feeders.. 807 3 80
28 feeders.. 618 4 (HI 1 cow 890 2 70
2 cows 980 3 20 28 cows SSI 3 80
1 cow 71") 3 (Hi 1 cow- 810 2 65
1 cow 810 1 50 1 cow 9".0 2 (id
12 feeders.. 781 3 75 S heifers... 861 1 15
15 steers.... 812 4 () 71 leeders. . 901 IP)
3 feeders.. 900 I PI 19 feeders.. 737 3 50
1 feeder... 720 2 0 1 cow 109U 3 DO
11 cows 870 2 90 1 cow 100.) 3 30
1 cow 850 3 itO 1 cow 810 3 15
1 cow 8V) .1 50 (i cows 90S 2 'W
1 cow 000 2 M 1 cow S70 2 liO
1 cow "(l 2 73 8 cow- 681 ,1 20
1 cow 860 2 00 I bull 1170 2 65
7 cows 802 2 00 II cows 750 2 91
0 cows 625 2 .VI (i cows 800 2 10
2 fei'durH.. 520 3 25 II cows 1017 3 40
2 cows Urn," 3 00 1 cow 910 3 no
1 cow 1920 3 40 1 cow 8 30 3 10
1 cow 1200 3 10 1 cow 11)50 .'! 10
1 cow 910 3 10 1 cow HUO 3 10
0 cows 915 2 .85 1 cow 1000 2 85
1 bull 122.) 2 75 1 cow 1080 2 85
1 COW 1010 2 S3 1 cow 830 2 85
1 cow 910 2 85 22 fdrs. Tex. 8.11 3 :;r,
2 steers.... 91i 3 3 7 steers.... 861 3 3.
14 steers.. . .1023 3 3. 2 cows 1180 ,100
2 t-OWS 1180 3 00 2 cows 1100 3 00
1 cow 1220 2 8.i 1 cow 920 2 25
2 cows 880 2 15 2 cows 985 3 25
8 cows 98 3 25 24 ft-ednrH.. 741 3 SO
7 r.-ederH.. 988 I Oil I feeder... 820 2 33
i heifers... 787 :i(Ki 4S feeders. .1030 4 10
3 feeders.. 1030 3 50
CTAH.
72 feeders.. 621 I P
COLOHADO
28 cows 916 2 70 21 hellers... 521 3 0)
S3 cows ft'17 2 75 8 feeders.. 93.1 3 :)
17 cows K-O 2 85 limits 1670 2 53
SOI'TII DAKOTA.
U cows 973 2 85 8 cows 109? 3 11
1 COW 1091 2 6 16 cows 88 1 3 75
MONTANA
12i) calves.. 289 4 73
M. K. Chlpps-Neb.
8 feeders. 1046 I 15 6 calves... 373 I 40
W. L Watklns-Nrb.
"7 feeders.. i 3 80 21 feeders. . S52 3 0
.1. M Carr & Hroi-.-S. D.
22 steers. .1207 I 20
L C. Wakemun o
19 f-dders. 1231 ( 40 4 feulers 1228 4 Oo
1 cow.. . . 1160 3 25
W. o Mara N'l)
uowi &M 3 W 31 heiftrs. .. 771 3 20
730 3 00 1 cow . . 1010
10W 2 M 9 feeders.. 732
2 85
3 85
C. C Cobble Nb.
S4 3 36 1 steer 820 2 a
917 2 tt
Mathews .- I'n -Neb.
2h heifers. 743 3 00 I cow 1201 3 2
I heifer 7! 2 50
P. A- W. F. Mcl-'arland-Wyo.
II feeders . 87 I V, 25 l eders. . 9I 4 1.
:n tee I M s
15 feeders.
8 cows
16 feedeis.
2 feeders.
822 .1 75
A. K Weaver wyo.
lo,"') I 00 1 feeders.
S2 3 15 2 cows ...
Lovulatlil "r II.--Neb.
760 3 lV 70 fredeis.
, 680 1 i 24 feeders.
761 .1 00 3 feeders.
. 8(0
.1025
. 798
3 5-)
2 )
3 CO
3 00
3 00
1 30
4 90
3 75
2 (0
2 50
2 55
3 SO
3 73
. ?07
. 761
D.
.1018
.1045
.IPC.
61 feeders
Cresswell Cntt'e Co. S.
4S feeders, .psll I 10 47 feeders
31 feeders.
1037 4 ; 123 feeders,
1 feeder.
.1130 4 30 27 feeders
P. H Sherand-Colo.
1 stag. ..
29 feeders.
2 feeders.
51 feeders
41 steers ..
7 steers....
23 cows
11 cows
2 heifers..
.1390 2 75 I ill ...
..1140
. .. 8M
. . . 922
...1113
... 93S
. 9H 1 .15 2 bulls..
"oil 1 00 32 cows.
D Whlttaker Wyo
I2'S 4 00 6 cows. .
1(V) 4 30 2 steers.
930 I 25
S. Morrls-H. D.
938 3 20 2 COWS..
99!) 3 10 10 COWS. .
.1133
. 986
2 6)
3 15
70u 1 25
M J. Oray.
117 feeders.. 940 1 SO
C. f). PalmerCntn
35 feeders.
614 4 15 1 feeder... 420 3 00
F. Wllklnsoti-Neb.
10.11 3 23 1 cow 830 2 73
2.) cows.
L. M. Duvls-Wvo
49 feeders.. 1200 t 75
L. Hamsv e-S. I).
3 heifers...
J feeders..
5 feeders. .
1 feeder...
.MX) 3 15 28 feeders.. 1009
910 4 20 2 feeders.. 850
20
3 75
M. Ilobertson-S. D.
72i 3 15 1 calf... . 110 5 50
60 4 00
L. lllntz-Neb.
3 cows.
923 2 60 19 cows 1021
3 43
3 75
3 o0
James Farrell Neb.
18 feeders.. 1166 1.10 1 feeder... 1020
Scolleld & K. Neb.
. 991 3 30 I COWS 1115
. 920 2 00
1.0 cows.
2 cows,
15 cows.
K Krulse-Neb.
. 780 3 lo 3 Cows
.1003 2 50
1 bull.
. . . 1020 3 (X)
Lake Tomb Cattle Co. S. I).
1 feeder. ..1250 4 Id 1 feeder... 940
4 10
4 10
I P)
4 10
I 2i
4 CO
I 20
4 y)
t 20
1 20
2 reedera.. 10,1
1 feeder. . .1050
5 feeders.. 110S
L.
1 steer 1510
1 steer 1210
1 steer.. ..1120
3 steers... .1270
4 10 1 feeder... 1360
4 10 8 feed. rs-.K"?
4 10 27 feeders.. 1057
A. Hrown Wyo.
I ft) 1 steer 1510
I 20 1 steer 1260
I 20 1 steer 1'JoO
I 20 2 steers. ..1215
1 steer...
1 steer...
126 cows.
.1160 I 20 6 steers... .1108
IIP) 4 20 1 steer 1110
H. 11. Head-Nib.
911 .1 00
Jov X- .lordiin Neb.
157 feeders. Inirt 1 20 8 .icders..l0J6
"0 feeders.. M2S I 20
,1 50
J. W. Drlskel-Wyo
35 feeders.. 1103
18 feeders.. 972
15 feeders. . 996
1 feeder... 1010
2 reciters. . Urn)
1 feeder . . 850
13 feeders 1016
.1 85
I feeder..
.110)
. 916
. !)
3 8".
3 85
.1 5
3 V".
:; m".
3 5
3 1"
1 85
1 85
.1 85
1 25
3 25
.1 85
56 feelers.
I feeder .
5 leeders.
.1031
2i feed. rs. 1019
I feeder... lotW
I feeder... 920
IIOOS There weie only thirty-two cars
of hogs on sale this morning ami the mar
ket opcm-il up a shade bot'er The range of
the sales was from $5.05 to $5 2". The top
was 6c higher than Saturday's high pric.-.
but the quality of the hogs was better Minn
anything on Saturday's market The built
of tin- sates today was fmm $3.10'u"i.l. i.s
against $5 .01(5 15 on Saturday The llgnt
and medium weights sold moMly at $5.12',.
an.l $5.15, and the heavier hogs brought
around a dime with the trashy sti-.if
M'lllng as low as $3.05. In some cas..s
the hogs that sold for $5.05 on Saturday
sold todav for $5 07'; and $5.10. or Gc higher,
so that the market was all th,- way rrom
strong to 5c higher.
There was not much change in the mar
ket Horn start to finish, everything add at
a reasonable tarly hour. Hepre-entatiVi-sales:
1 hflfur .
4 cows. .
15 feeders
9 feeders.
No. Av. Kh. Pr. No. Av Sli. Pr
y: 20: so r. or. 1 244 ... f. li'.i
214 .. 5 07' j t1 214 0 5 i:i
27 210 2(0 5 07' M "00 361 ft 12is
t: isi ... r. 10 7i 208 40 r. r.
72 234 2") 5 10 Sh 144 40 G 1
M 173 120 5 10 67 231 200 ,". 1.3
73 '.-J- 40 ..!,) 73 224 ... f. 1".
Ci 273 ... 5 10 ;,9 235 80 3 1".
37 270 12-) 5 10 72 251 120 5 IS
;n :so ... r, ti i 2.11 so .-. ir.
70 ... 1 11 ;r isi 120 r. r.
M 274 ... .",11 1,7 250 1C0 "11
60 3M 40 R 12i, Sii 217 id '. '7v
70 22S 40 5 12'j 81 IC9 ... 5 17',
72 l'.S 80 .', r."j 75 ,..'.'l'l 5 2.
71 :(( . . s iij
SHKKP Todiy was one or Hie big .lavs
of the season In sheep receipts, but at the
same time the market was In good shaos
Packers were liberal buyers of nnytliln
good, nnd the bulk of that class of st'iff
was picked up at a reasonably early ho"'
Sheep were In active demand at steady to
stronger prices and lambs also hrough;
Just about steady prices. The top on lambs
today wns $5.25, but buyer say Miev would
pay as high as- $5 50 ror strletlv pilme
lambs.
Theie were a good many feeders Include."
In today's receipts and n liberal pr -portl u
of them were lambs. The market, however,
held Just about steady, as tin- demand from
the country Is still In go-id . hnpe
Quotations: Choice western grass weth- rs.
M.75fl.oo: choice grnh- yearlings. $1.75-1
1.00; choice eves. $.1 253.'fi- I lr to good
ewes, $1.Wr3 25: cull ewes, $2 50-fl U) choice
spring lambs. $, 2fi5.50; filr to good sprlt-g
lambs, $5.(loi5.25; r.-eder wethers 83 ft)', 1 50,
reeder lambs, ;4.0n-f4.4O. Heiresentalive
snles:
No.
229 Wyoming cull ewes
G Colorado bucks
26 Wyom'ng ewes
5S Wyoming ewes
14 Wvoming ewes
7 culls
6 culls
2 eu'ls
35 Wvomlllg ewes
.Vi cull wethers
(7 Wyoming wethers
6 Wyoming wethers
376 Wvoming wethers
151 Wvoming wethers
146 Wvoming wetheis
52 Wyoming wethers
210 Wvoming lambs
1 Wvoming wethers
309 Wvoming wethers
251 Colorado feeders
226 Wyoming curlings
701 Wyoming reeding lambs.
P.; Wvotnlng lambs
771 Wyoming lambs
221 Wyoming lambs
Av. Pr
15 $ . 5
150 2 ro
vi : in
178 :: in
10: n "o
9" 3 .'5
III 125
125 3 23
106 1 40
101 1 10
88 1 73
95 1 75
101 : 75
88 r so
119 .1 S3
98 3 83
r.r, 4 S3
95 3 S7'.i
102 1 871
76 3 00 "
106 3 M
50 4 25
69 5 00
61) 5 00
61 5 m
CI 5 10
61 5 10
6.1 5 PI
62 5 10
88 3 I')
98 3 25
61 I 10
Gl I 10
67 4 10
65 f, 25
70 5 25
162 Wyoming liimtis
Wvoming lambs..
146 Wyoming tamtis..
161 Wyoming lambs..
51 Wyoming ewes...
411 Wyoming ewes...
67
cull lambs
cull lambs
cull lambs
97
42
4.15 Wyoming Inmbs..
221 Wyoming lambs..
CIll.'llU.i I.le SlneK.
CHICAMO. Sent. 17. -CATTLK -ltecelpts
22. 000 head. Including I.OOO westerns nnd
1.21(0 Texans Choice sleady; medium and
light, slow to 10e lower; butchers' sin. k
steady; westerns slow; Texans steady, na
tives, best on sale today, three carloads at
$5.85; pood to prime steers. $5.tWi?5 85. poor
10 lilt-lllillll. .i,"ii..i-i. t -... ..- "-' y- ,
lower, $.t.!KKi 1.63; miked Blockers, 10c lo 16. I
lower. $3.00f17"i; cows. $2 80114.50. heifers,
"3.noii3 2.V. dinners, $2 15i2 80. bulls. $2 50
1.50; calves, $I00'0 73: Texans. receipts. 1 "0"
head; best on sale today, live carlonds a'
$1 50: Texas fed steers. $4.40(175 15. 'lexas
grass steers, $3.5fliH4.30; Texas bulls, $2
3 40.
1,1-.-.. nA.i,.,u iaiIjv f.1 000 Iii.m.I end 1
lOoTtfl. iMjlltt.filt.il left fivel
niai.-.i ii.inti, i.'tt. 1. . - " -- ,
4.000; active and generally Hteiun, except ,
t. L.n.ni.. Inn f. ''J I I
rougn iienvy .1 room.- ; ,
mixed and butchers'. $.i.0u'i".G.i; good to
.i...tn.. 1. t'. nr.!i. i.'- rniiL'h lienvv SI Si
6l5 00;
ltglll. IMlJ.'tf. HOIK eoi, 1 i"ii
r, 13
SHKKP
4 VM-, I lMim..ni.nlntK 'JII.IIIHl
head: choice and feeders, steadv to strong,
nonr to medium weak and a shade lower.
good to choice wethers, $3 75'iil20: fair l
choice mixed. $3.2."51.75; western sheep, $1 ,5
iffl 10- Texas sheep, $2.o!)3.0; native lambs.
IVZVaZ.W; western lambs. $5.00'g5.90.
Ncvr Yorh Live Stock.
NKW YOUK. Sept. 17.- HEKVKSHp-
eelotn
6.192 head; good to cii.uce Hieers,
low ami a tiliiiil.i lower; bulls ami
steady
cows
choice
steady, to Px- higher; common to
Hieers, $1.2.51 . s, oen. i.i isro 00;
$2.50'ii1 90; cows. $1 'O'ltS.OO; cables
no I'hlnmeiits today.
bulls
steady
.. . ( ..(.. tl....l..lu 1 fi'.C I. A'..' ...... Iu ... ,
,, r,r lie. on, ... . . ".r- -
live and llrm; grassers an.l buttermilks a
trltln weak; all sold: veals, $5O0&8 75; gras
sers. $.125413.7.5: buttermilks, $3.505 1.00;
yearlltiKS, $1 OOTil.25.
SHKKP AND I.A.miis- ueceipis. Ti.ViZ
head ;
sheep 111 lair .leinami anu sieaiiy;
lam'is sternly; nil the under grades
e lower; sheep, $2.751,-1.50; bulls, $2.00
lambs, $1 75ir6 !5; Canada lambs, $6.00
culls. $3,501(1.1.
prime
a trill
fff2."o;
6.I5;
line
S ltecelpts. 8. 652 head, sleady
at
$5.75jt;.O0.
,S(, ,Iom-iIi Live Stock,
SOI'TII ST. JOSKPII. Mo., Sept. 17 -ifipe.
rial. The J.airruil quotes:
CATTLK- Hecelpts, 3,GI; market steadv
to 10c lower. natlvH. $4.1(iiG.I5- Texas and
westerns. $115fr,30; cows arid heifers, $.' T.
J4 65, bulls and stags, $2.25.74 75; yearlings
and eale, $3 23I33: stoe-ters and feeder.,
$J i-M4.1(l; veals, $5(ii7.0'L
IIOMS -Hecelpls. 1.900; mr.rket steady: all
grades $5.15'u5 25; bulk of -ales, $5.17115.22'
SHKKP AND LAMHS-Hect-lpts. 5.'"
market ictl-.e and strong; lambs, $4 KAi
5 40, sheep. $3 751(4 00
SI. I, mils 1,1- n Slock,
ST LOC IS Sent 17 -CATTLK He. elpts
1 700 in. ludlng 3,60 Texans market stea
r,.,tle Khlpping and export steers, $185'
'.So, drcHitd btef und butcher atetrj, $4.5
lffi.10, steers under l.Onft pounds, $3.&0li5.iO:
Mockers and feeder", $l2Jf4vfi. cows ml
heirers, $2.oo6.oo; cunner,.. -j.ooti. -a. nun.
$2 3fitt3.05, Texas and Indian steers l t'M
i,,,.l liflferM. 82. l.ilr.l 75
IIOOS- He. clots. 4. loO. in.irk.-l 5c lil-ih-i'
,. II, .1,.. a. I.- ,,n ntliers. nlcs .1
lights. $5 35fi5.50. packers, ft imiJ.Je. no" n
' rs. $5 .V.liS tin. . .
SHKKP ANH LAMHS-!teolpts 1 1 0:
market steadv; iiatlse muttons. $: "o.M -0;
lambs. $l'j"n5.r). i-iill and bucks. $2 .'alf
4 (; sto. kels, $2 7Hl3 SR.
Kansas lll Mim'U.
KANSAS CITV. Sept. 17. -CATTLK lte
celpts, 5.200 natives, 700 Texntis and 1,2-V)
calves, exports a shade lower; wintered
and straight grusscrs steady to a shade
higher, light supply of .Mockers nnd feed
ers that sold at higher prices; native steers,
$.'oa4ii'i.l3, stackers and feeders, $.l?5'f4.2";
buti her cows ami heifers, $3 On'fl 25: can
tiers. $2. 5i Vol (8); f.-d westerns. $1.7fiVG.4";
wintered Texan. $1 7WI4 10; grass Texans,
$J U.'r : 65. calves. $4 50ii6.eo.
HOMS- Heeel.t. soon head: murket ac
tive and steady to :'i,c higher, heavy and
mixed. $5 16JI 3 25. light. $5.1005.2?'.. ; pints,
$4 5O4f5.0i).
SHKKP AND I.AMHS-llecelpts I.SM
head; lambs strong to pv higher, mutton-
steady; lambs, $4 5'ir5 20; muttons, $3.&o4
3.80; rccders, $3.0iK(i 1 mi, culls. $2.G0o300.
Mtool. In Sight.
Following are the receipts at the four
principal western markets for September
Cattle.
. . 6.93
...22.X1
. .. ,5,211.1
... 4. "UO
Hogs.
3,310
91 000
S.1MI
4.100
Sheep.
12.930
20,0
4,8.0
I.CM
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City .
St. Louis
Totals ....
.:!8.852 49,610 33.331
Loudon Moot. (Imitations,
LONDON. Sept. 17 Cloning.
Cons., money jC-16.Erle
IIS
3S't
Ml,
do ao.otint 9-9-pi do lt pfd
Atchison 27H 1 IVtinsi lanU
Canadian Pacltle... Heading
St. Paul IIM), No. Pacific pfd
Illinois Central 11M drund Trunk..
IjQUlsvllle 7.' Anneen-la
Union Pacltle pfd... 78 .Hand Mines ..
3'.
4-
N. v. central 132a I
SILVKH Har. sieiuly, at 28d per ounce.
MONKY 3 ;.er cent.
The rate of discount for short bills was
3i3 13-lfl pee retil; for three months bills,
3 l.'l-IO'iil'i per cent.
1,1 rrp.iol (iriiln nnd I'rn vlloii.
LIVKHPOOL, Sept. 17-WIIKAT-Spot.
steady; No. 2 red, western, winter, tin IHd:
No 1 northern, spring, 6s t'jd; No. I
California, lis Gd'nOM 5ia.l. Futures, steady;
September, titt 2'mI; December, lis I'id.
COHN- Spot.llrm ; American mixed, new,
4s md; old, nominal. Futures, unlet; Oc
tober. Is 3VI; November, Is 3"d ; December,
4s 2'i.l.
Tho Imports of wheat Into Liverpool last
week were 99.200 .piattcis from Atlantic
ports and O.ooo quarter from other purls.
Tlie Imports of corn from Atlantic ports
Inst week were 67, Kl q larters.
To Try 'I'll III Is In I, Hie Them,
The success of Cascarol Candy Cathrartli:
Is so great because those who buy them ami
try them always buy them again. Alt
druggists, 10c, 25c, 50c.
Till'. lll'.ALTV II Alt K 1 ST.
1NSTHFMKNTS placed on lite Monday,
September 17, 19oo:
Warrant? Deeds,
W. J. Vanaeruam to Theresa Kunknl,
lot 27, block 2, Hawthorne add $ 410
C. 11. Annan and wire lo A. L. Sheet.,
!ot 11. block '.), orchard Hill 1
O. N. Stone ami wife to Joseph
K wosnlewakl, lot 11. block 1, O'Hcrne
& II. 's add 4,500
Luther Koiinlze and wife to Anton
Fossek. lot 8, block 17, Kount-.o'a
third add 6'i0
Fulled Heal Kstate and Trust com
pany to I-'. P. Hart, lot (i, block G,
Maxwell's second add 30
.1. D. Smith to Abby Hills, lots 23 and
26, block 5. Paddock Place 23
Mary Huchauan ami husband to D. C.
Hradford. part of tax lot 11, 20-15-11.. 6S9
(lull Claim Deeds.
Newton Land company to Ml-Mutcl Mi--Mary,
lots 1. 2 and 3, block 121. Flor
ence IOC
Tola! amount of transfers $6.70."
To llu-e Health mill IIiiii.ii.-ms
Fse "Marland" stoves nnd rang, a
EI.HCTRICITV as science can make
tnem. Hneh one produces as niiieh
nerve-b-iiidlng subMaru-e as is eon
tallied in the amount of fond a man
consumes in n week. This It why
Micy have cured thousands of case
of nervous diseases r-urli as Debil
ity. Di-rinrss, Inso.nni.i, V.-irieo. fie,
ft" T''v enable you tottnek clear,
ly by developing brain matter; force
healthy circulation, rare indiges
tion, nnd irnpiitt bounding vigor to
the whole m-Mcm. All weakening
arid tlniie-ilctrovlng drains and
losses permanently cured De'av
may mean Insanity, Consumption
Price. Jiperbni, six Iiom (with K&i
iron-clad guarantee to c.ne or ie- Vi)
fund money 1. Jj. Hook eontaliiing Uff
Positive proof, free. Address I'eal
AlettllnA fn 11-..t . .. .. r
Bold
uid J,
by Kutin Co., 16th and Dnugia",
A. Fuller Mc Co . Mm and );uugla".
r
Ollice Over 213 South HthSlreet.
$500 A MONTE..
DR..
IVBcGREW
SPECIALIST
Tr eats aP )-orma of
DISEASES AND
DISORDERS OF
M EN ONLY
26 Veer's Cpennce
14 Yean in umahi.
VARICOCLLU cured
Dr. McOrew at to quickly without cut-
tin' or pain
SYPHILIS In nil ntages cured p.irmnnently
an.l f- I fc, Htrlotnre. Hyd-ocele, LOSS OP
MANHOOD, Night I.os.c., Nervous Imtdlltj
lllnddur. Kidneys. (Jonoirli n, (ee(.
CURES GUARANTEED
CHARGES LOW.
Klectrlrlty and M'-dt-nl Treatment com
bined. THKATMKNT HY MAIL. Consul
tation flee.
Hours 8 lo 8 p. m Sunday. 9 lo 12. P o.
Uox 766. Office over 215 South Kill street,
between Farnam and Douglas utr.-ets, Oma
ha. Neb.
Dr. Kay's Renovator
Ounrn.iie.-U to culc tut- vei wuml caMCt
of dyuuei-sl.i. , unbUpatlun, bilious head,
ache, liver ami kl.lnt.-yh At .Irugglats, 'J.
and $1. Send for l-'ieo Sample i ret Hool
und Prca A,j-.-u. Dr I, J hay. Saratoga
N. Y.
JAMES E BOYD & CO.,
Telephone 10U!. OmnlM, Noh
COMMISSION,
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