THE OMAITA t) AILYBE E : TITTBSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1001.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Dullneit Agin Prevailing ritnr on ihi
ikard of Trade.
STRONG UNDERTONE IN WHEAT MARKET
Mltlr ilusliiemi Trnnsiieteil In Cnrn
PlI-TrndliiK In Onl Without Spe
clnl rciitiin rrnvlnloii" Open
JStcnily m HlKh" Prices.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-Dullnesa was again
the urevalllim renturo on the Hoard oi
Truli to.l"y! "Thrro was u llrm "-''n
t,i both wheat nnd corn, the Uecm r
option on tho former closing ttfJfte Ig en
December corn closed a shndo lower and
mt iti'ir lower, with provisions a shade
1kXm rtulli" w the only feature in
w heat, with nil the Inactivity ' and I dn
t f.orts of hears, there was a strong ""''"fr
toi "(o the market nn.l tho close wan t
tho tot tlKures of the flay. The open ng was
a Klin easier, on Indifferent cables and
bfral northwest receipts. A fMr cu-h u
muml and tomparatively light local r
"elpts wen- hull factor. December opened
a shade lower to a shade higher at .lffil
ml In sympathy with coarse Brains pr
declined to T0f. rallyltiK toward ho clo c.
which was UflHc higher at .li A J
port 01 (irouin 111 argunm"--
i.k factor. Ilrudstrcet s worlds vlsl
supply showed an Increas- of .','00
Seaboard clearances were 3k6JW u'Jn m':
Kt boatloads were reported taken for a
port. 1'rlmary receipts were V''m , , ,,.'1
igalntt 1,323.000 bu. u ye-Y" M'l ui
apolls and Duhith reported receipts of
cars, against 017 cars last week an, 1 o )l
a year ago. Locul receipts were -S cats,
" ThJrc wastry m'tlo business irnnsloted
InlhWrnpll nn.l the opening was .u ot .
with prices a shade easier. Tradli g m
mostly for local account and the tin tk t
was featurelefs. Heavy commission bolls'
buying toother with a fair ensh dcnin id,
weU ?ho slrenKthenltiK ItWUtenees. Decern-1,-r
sold between MTic.nnd 61.M rCV. clos
lug u shade lower at SOc. Receipts were
461 cars ten of contract griulo.
Oats followed corn and wheat and trad
Ing In that cereal was without any Mm 1
feature The opening was a trllle lower
and there was considerable selling pressure
but offerings were well taken nnd the rnrl
losses were about all recovered on sching
by shorts and a good outside ilcmnnd. D'
cetnber sold between 34,c and .lie. (lnlng
mVI.c lower at 3Hiaic Koiwlpt w c
"provision", opened steady, on higher prl- s
for hogs, and the future trailing was the
HtretiBth In lard. There was a rnolrn e
trsu' with packers, fair buyers or neaiby
deliveries. January pork closed a shade
hlBher at $15 55. January lard was c
higher at $8.70fi8.D2li, with ribs a slude
hlBher at J7.97T( 8.00.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 1,5
ears 1 corn, 250 ears; oats, 13o cars; hogs,
22.OO0 head. , ,
The leading futures ranged ns follows:
Articles?! 1 Open. High. I Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
Sept.
Deo.
May
Dee.
May
Dee.
May
l'ork-
Sept.
not.
Jan.
I.ard-
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Itlbs-
Sept.
Met.
I'm.
I
I
'f.SVA'Ti'S.
171 TiV.
7WrK
6S17fi!)ll!ifWj
iWWir.9, i'.SN,
71?i
Hi 71 ftt'd
r, I7i"(,'?i7r,
I
741,41
r,ii.ifli6
mi.1
54Ufir' nl
r.H'.'f's.
or. a.i.'ik n 14
Mil 3SJiiiTi i"i,ST
XI
mi;
33 W
I t ft '
32'4i
33
3.1
37U
11 r.
11 no
37U
14 30
14 47V4
15 5.1
8 97
II 00
S 85
8 40
8 50
7 97
II 3D
II 1",
14 30
14 45
15 50
14 35
1 t 4714
15 57H
15 &71&
0 KV
9 0.-. I
8 i'V:
8 37'
9 in
9 10
9 02H
9 02'4
8 92!i
8 37a'
S 42(5
9 10
1 07U
8 v:w
8 3711
8 47'
S 92V51
R 37
X 45
8 00
S 00
8 00
No 2.
, n iiuotntlons wcro ns follows:
l''LOUH Quiet nnd dull; winter patents,
3. Wi"3.50; spring patents. $3.003.30: clears,
$2.70fi3.10j spring speclnls. Jl.20ir4.30; pat
ents. 3.IO0.'1.,O; strnlghts, $2.803.20; bakers,
2.2Jfj2.a.
WIlliAT No. 3, (WiJiMc; No. 2 red, 04
j70);e.
COHN-No. 2, 65i,4c: No. 2 yellow, BS'ic
OATS-No. 2, 34(U3i4c: No. 2 white, 3CU
QMUV. No. 3 white. 35V4i?3fl',4c.
IlYK-No. 2. 5iy5IV4c.
HAllLKY Knlr to cholco malting. 555f61c.
SKIIDS-No. 1 Max, J1.39; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.41: prime timothy, $5.35; clover, con
tract grnde, $9.25.
PHOVIBIONS-Mess pork, per bbl., $14.45
W1l.no. Lard, per 100 lbs.. sn.OTWfl.KX Short
ribs sides (loose). $8.30178 50. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed), $7.2507.50; short clear
sides (boxed), $S.90Q9.00.
WHISICY-Hnsls of high wines, $1.30.
Tho following nre the receipts nnd ship
ments for tho last twentv-four hours:
Articles. Receipts. ShlnincntB.
Flour, bbls ns,(K) 33.0110
Whent, bu 509.000 lS3,0n0
Corn, bll 530,000 25I.0OO
Oats, bu 10.1,000 KO.Oirt
ltye. bu 11.000
llarley. bu 210,0(io 1,000
On the Produce exchange today tho but
ter market was steady; creameries, 141t
Kt)C dairies, 14f?17c. Cheese, steady nt 974
ftlo-;c. Kggs. llrm; fresh, 1115c.
NHW YOIMC iK.nitAI, MAItKKT.
tiintntliins of tin- t)ny
Co 1,1 111 odltlrn.
nn Various
NRW YOU If, Sent. 4.-FLOUU-necent.
29,097 bbls.; exports, 12.G24 bbls.; sales. y.OM
Ikbs,; mnrket hail n strong undertono nnd
n fair trade. Hyo flour, dull; sale", 4))
inns.; inir to good, vi.tbiis.lb; choice 10
fancy. $3.3Mf3.o.
COKNMKAL Qutotj yellow western, Jl.ls;
'ity. 11.111; uruintywine, n..io?j3.riO.
HYK-Oulet: Nn. 2 western, file. f. o. b.
afloat; state, r.5fl5fic, c. I. f., New York,
eariots.
llAHLKY-Steady; feeding. 52c. c. 1. f,
nuffalu: mnltlng. 0OjT65e, e. 1. f.. Huffalo.
WIIKAT llecelpts. 78,050 bu.; exports.
21,713 bu.; sales, 2,745,00) bu. futures ond
20il,(ie0 bu. spot. Spot, steady; No. 2 r d,
"Rlie. f. o. b.. afloat: No. 2 red. 74V.C el.
vator; No, 1 northern. ,'Dulutli, 77'4e, f, o, b.,
11 flout: No. 1 hard. IMlluth. 8.Vie. f. o. b.
afloat. Options opened stendy, but sold eft
under western offerings, large northwest
receipts and local liquidation. Later they
milled on higher Paris markets, covering
nnd export demand, closing partly ic net
higher. Hairs Included No. 3 red, Mav. nt
79f(79Tc. closed nt 79Tc; September. 74Td?f
75 3-lfie. closed at 71Tie: October. 757S 5-1 ie.
eloseil at 75c; December, 7(1 9-lfi57ii'c. closed
nt 7ii'4e.
COHN Ilecelpts. S7.000 bu,; exports, 122.037
nu,; sairs, .iio,i' nu, iiitures ana zi'i.ux) bu,
nnd t!24c, nflcat. Options market declined
after the opening, under active liquidation
una disappointing cames, nut suiisequentlv
recovered with wheal and on a demand
rrom snorts closed llrm nt 'isiie net lo-s
May, mitt'.jp. closed at C2e: Septeniber,
fi0?MlU'. closed at 01c: October. Cli457fiD.c.
closed lit Utc; December, OO'iJlll'ic, closed
lit fil-Sio.
OATS lteeolpts. 131,101 bu.; exports, fO
bll. Snot, easy: No. 2. So: No. 3. 37l4e; No
2 white, 40c; No, 3 white, 39o; track mixed
western, 37i4iS9e; track whlto western, X&
H,u; iracK wime siaie, as'.SJfiTc. oiitious
quiet, but fairly steady. '
KM12D Weak: sprlnc bran. 117.01717 R1
middlings, $18.00020.00; winter bran, $17.'Ji
20.00; city. HIS.
IIAY Knsler; shipping, 60fl65c; KOod n
cnoice, wmn.,u.
1IQPS Steady; state, common to cholep,
j 11 11 crop, inimo: iwj crop, wile; olds, 18J3e
l'aellle coast. 1900 crop, llfl5c; 1S59 crop
irs.i, iiii 11c; ouis, nuc.
IIIDI'S-Stpiulv: (lalveslnn. "n Ir. r 11,.
lUc; California, 21 to 23 lbs., 19Uc; Texas
dry. 21 to 30 lbs.. 14!4c.
LI3ATHKK Steady; hemlock sole. Uuonos
Ayres, iignt to neavy, iku-iVjc; nu d
23iii2l',c.
PKOVISIONS-Heef. steady! family. $11.00
til.iw; mess, :i.wkiiiimhi; oeor mini", J.o.u
22.00; pncKei, i,wHiw.ii; city, extra ind'u
iu'rs. tm.OOfi IS.1H1. Cut ment. steadv: nick el
bellies, s.76Hi.50i pickled shoulders, 7.00f(
7.25; plokled Hams, ui.7swu.ti. Lard, ttrm
western stgameil. $9.35; rellned, llrm; St
Cloud, $9.35; eontlnent, $9.50; South America
$10: compound, $7.12V4i7.37i,4, Pork, llrm
family. $lii.75l(17.rti; short eloar, $l6.25rfis,0)
lll'TTIMt ltecelpts. s.r.'S pugs I stea .y:
state dairy. Ilfil9c: creamery, 10f(2Oc; Juno
nacked factory, iiucn&itc.
,'IIIRMK Flrni'illls. 9.2(51 IlkllS.l nil ot
ftincv lariso colored, o'io; fancy largo white,
(Ui9Vio; fancy small colorod, lHJc fancy
uiniiu wiuie, ut.c. . . ., , . ,
i.-nriH lteeelnls. 12.22li Pkcs,: steady
Hate and Penusylvniila, 1S2no; western
rundlcd, livlc; wesieru uiitiiiiiiitu, tutiii.
MOLASSKS-Stendy.
rniit.TlivAllve. steady:, snrltigers. 11c
turkeys. 10c, fowls, lOHc Dressed, Irrcsu
Inw, u.i.1iic.,.ra 1tn, fiwlM lie.
AIliTAjJfi Afiln there occurred a Might
iip In Ifte Pfico of tin In inelul circles
today. The statistical position is us urar
Ish ua ever oud there was no support mni
fested, hence the easier feeling nnd lower
prices. The close here was easy nt $2o,15M
25.63 for spot tin. Tin in London declined
5s, with spot iiuoted at 115 15s nnd futures
at 112. The copper market was dull anil
featureless at tK.mil' Mi for Lake Superior
and M-TtWtl HUB'S lor cnstlns and electro
lytic. An advanee oi 6s was scored for that
metal in London, where spot closed nt .CW
lis 3d anil futures tit 07. Lead was slow
here, while alues took a Jump of Is 3d to
11 17s fid In London. Spelter ruled nillet
at Jt. Prices were unchaiiKed in London
nt 17. Iron markets were Innctlve and
nominally uuchnnBcd, plK Iron warrants,
W.iJUfHMw; No. 1 northern foundry, il5Ma
15 50; No. 2 southern foundry. Jll.iWill..;
No. 2 southern foundry. JH.:iVB15.2",; .m. 1
southern foundry, soft, Ml.7jljl5.25. Ulas
gow warrants closed at 53s 6l.
OMaIIA w7lOI,H!AI,U JIAIlKKT.
Coiulltloii iif 'I'iiiilcna (luotntlonn 011
.Itiiiilc mill Taney 1'rmluee.
KOas-Hecelpts. fair: loss orf. 12c.
LIVK PULLTl'.V llcr.j, 7cj young nnd
old roosters, 3c, turkeys, Mj&c: duckr and
geese, 5jj5!4c; old duck, 4c; spring chlcK
ens, per lb. Uyloc.
HUTTHll Coiiimon to fair, ll,4c; cholco
dairy, m tubs, loyiooi separator, Vjo.
filkml KJnlt iJlacli Muss, lc; whlto
bass, loc; bluellsh, 11c; bullheads. 10c; blue
tins, "c; uuifuloes, 7c; cutttah, 12c; cod, loo;
nappies, hn., halibut, lie; hurtiiiK, e; had
dotK, luo, pike, luc; red snapper, luc; oal
muii, lie, sunllsli, uo; trout, iuu; whltulish,
iuc.
OYHTKHS Stundards, per cun, 3uc; uxtrn
stlvits, per can, Jic; New York counts, ptr
can. '-)-'.
j-jUIONS Idve, per doz COc.
V'HAl.S Chnir,.. totim.
IIaY Prices uuolcd tv Omaha Wholesale
May Dealets association: Choice uplulid,
t'j.'w, No 2 upland, lu.w; medium, Js.io;
course, J7.50. ltye straw, t-W. 'Ihesoprlica
iuu tor na ot ;uod color and iiuuiity.
mand lair; receipts, 5 cars.
iifj.v r- -ouc.
COKN die.
OATS Od, 34c.
JIHAN 11.WJ,
VKGETAULUo.
OUKUN COH.N l'er doz., loc.
cAitnoio t'er uoz., 2uc.
ljr.CTo-l'el halt-bU. ousket, 35c.
'lUhMl'ti-iVi' uasket, jvc,
CUCU-MllKltS llume-Biowii, tier doz , U
if'.'oc.
lMTUUi'.-ri'r nu., ;uc.
HAUlf5lil'-& l'er UOZ., lUlfJJC.
1'AKSLL V Per doz., 2oc.
i iu i'U 1'A 1 Ulih il.Wsl 1.25.
CAUHAOW llomu-giown, 3V4C
IO.MATOKS iluiiic-growu, pur 13-iu.
basket, buc.
o.niu.nb Home-grown, per iu., zti-vsc.
UlsANH wax. per 's-ui. ousaui, uc;
stilug, per ',a-Du. basket, U0C.
CA.STALOiJPK Uomt-grown, per do?.,
25'tfuuo; crutes, il.50i)l.io.
WATJiK.Mlil.Uisn Jlissouri, urea aim
NehrasKa, 2WU.'oc. as to size
Olit.KKY ivalumasoo. our bunch. 25Q3jC:
Nebraska, per bunch, Mj-1'.lc; coluiudo,
wwc.
APPLlCS-Per bbl., K.l!iB2.G0.
1-KACllKS Calltornla clings, per box, 90c;
freestone, tl.lu; Klberloa, o-buskot crates,
$1.10, 4-lmsket crates, fwijwc.
ri.UMS-. uiiiornia, pur cruic, ii.:jui.i
home-bi own, per s-lb. basket, 15c.
PICAitS-U.irtletts, $2.7o; Utuh, J2.25.
UllAPISS oaiitorniu Toitay, -iu. craic,
$2; Muscats, 1.W, ('oncords', homo grown,
per 6-ib. basket, lS&ioe.
OHANQUS V ulunclas, j; Med. sweets,
LKMUNo r unny, i.ou; cnoice, ji.w.
HAN ANAS Per bunch, according to size,
$2.uu(U--'.ti0.
FlUh California, new carton.'), 75c; lay
ers, tkic, Imported, per lb., 10&12c.
JJATl';s J'erstan, in w-iij. ooxes, oairs, uc.
M1SCKLLAN1COUS.
NUTS linullsh walnuts, per lb.. J5c: fil
berts, ncr lb.. 13c; almonds, per lb., IMiL'vo;
raw peanuts, pc lb., ujjoV4c; roasted, CWif
Vic; iirazns, isc; pecans, uku-c.
uiui'iit l'er 001,, i.ou; per ..s-oui.,
111DKS No 1 Kreen. 60: No. 2 green.
51,4c; No. 1 salted, 7',4c; No. 2 salted, UVjc;
No. 1 vein cair, s 10 isjs 10s., oc: .o. veai
rulf. 12 to 15 lbs.. Co: dry hides. MilJc:
sheep pelts, 25075c; horsehldes, Jl.50472.25.
St. I.nuln (J nil n nnd Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Sent. 4. WHEAT Receipts,
'4.DiM busheln. lllchcr: No. 2 red. cash, ele
vator. B9Hc: track. 70Ufi71Uu: September,
69i,4c; December, 72c; -May, 75c; No. 2
hard, C9c.
CORN St rone: No. 2 ensh. 6jc tracit.
5CV4c; September, 55He; December, b''.'ic:
OATS Hotter: No. 2 cash. 3c: track. .".7ff
37!4u; September. SS'lc; December36j; May,
SSTic; No. 2 white, SSSSSUc.
11YK 1JUII, Die.
FLAXSKICD No market.
FLOUR Dull: red winter nntcnts. 3 4
3.53; extra fancy and straight, $3.05f3.15;
clear, $2.5R2.95.
COiiNMHAi-stcady at j2.ao.
SUKD Timothy, llrm and In good de
mand nt J5.W15.40.
JlUAN mill; sacked, east iracK. ,&c.
HAY Timothy, steady, $9.00011.00; prai
rie, easy, $5.50'ij8.50.
WHISKY Hleady at Jl.30.
1 HON COTTONTIKS-$1.32.
HA(3niNO-fiHl7i4c
HUMP TWINK-9C
PHOVISIONS-Pork. flrm: Jobbing, $15.75.
,nrd. higher. $8.90Ji8.92'4. Dry salt meats.
boxed, steady: extra short, $S.62V4f(S.7.i;
clear ribs, $.S.2i4T8.75; clear sides, $S.b7HW
9.00. H'icon, boxed, stendy: extra shons.
$9.5O09.52V4: clear ribs, $9.37"4-fT9.50; clear
sides. $9.&7'.4fno.0O.
MKTALS lAild. dllll. J4.27"A54.35. Hnelter.
higher; sales, $3.S5.
POULTRY Steady : ciiickens. 7c: springs.
S'4ift9c: turkeys, fic; young, 7QSc; ducks, Dc;
geese, 3c: springs, 4c.
nu i i Kit Htcady creamery, itH2l'ic:
dairy. 13jiir,c.
i:c,GS-Hlgher: western, I2V4C
RUCFIPTS-Flour. 5.000 bbls.: wheat.
75.000 bu.: corn, 22,000 bu.; oats, 35,000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Four. 22.0(H) bbls.: wheat.
10,000 bu.; corn, 100,000 bu.; onts, tO.OOO bu.
Liverpool (irnln Mnrket.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4. "WIIEAT-Snot,
quiet: No. 2 red, western, winter, 5s CVtd;
No. l northern, spring, t.s mi: .-so. i inii-
h,.i i!n 1,'it,.i. .id rinlnl S.n.nmlinr Ka
lllllllll, WV-. ....... tt,, UV,,,VIIII'VI, .'J
tl'id, December, 5s HV'd.
CORN spit, steady; American mixed
new. 4s Hiu. Futures, quiei; eepiemcer,
4s lOVid; October, Is 10HI; November, 4s
lOl'c.
PROVISIONS i leer, extra India mess,
llrm, 70s. Lard. American refined. In pnlls,
nrin. 45s fid. Huron. Cumberland cut. llrm.
48s 9d; clear bellies, llrm. lis fid; short clear
hacks, nrm, -us yd. anouioers, square,
steady. 37s fid.
Fl.ui'11 oi. I.OWS, inncy winior, ,s oa.
PEAS Canadian, 4s 6Hd.
Ilieelnts of wheat In the last three dnvs.
314.000 centals. Including 209.O0O American,
Receipts or corn in tho last tnreo days,
1,300,000 centals.
KniiRim City rirnlii mill Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Sent. 4. WHEAT Decem
ber, i!7!(ic; Mny, 71i.4c; September, t4c; cash,
No. 2 hard. Vr,4fl'"V6c: No. 2 red, fiTHIjlKe.
CORN septemtier, ttc: ijecemoer, a".c;
May. 5SLo: cash. No. 2 mixed. MVi'TStfc: No.
2 white, nominal, 50c,
OATS NO, 2 Willie, 3SC.
RYE No. 2. ofif) 5fii4c. nominal.
HAY-Cholco timothy. $12.60: choice nral-
rle. $13.50.
Rl'TTER-Crenmcry, io'4Ul9c; dairy.
fancy, llfllGc.
Eous f rm: rresii Missouri ami Kansas
stock quoted 011 'change at 13c doz., loss
off, eases returned.
RECEIPTS-Wheat, 100,000 bu.; corn, 12..
OOo bu.; onts, ll.OiH) bu.
SHIPMENTS-Wheat. 15.000 bu.: corn. 2 .-
SOD bu.; oats, 12,000 bu.
Plilliuleliililii l'roiliKT Mnrkcl.
PHILADELPHIA. Sent. 4.-1IUTTER
Steady and In fair demand; fancy west
ern creamery, 20i,4o; fancy nearby prints,
22c.
EOuS F rm nnd In kooiI demand: fresh
nearby nnd western. 18c; fresh southwest
ern and southern, lflc.
CHEESE quiet and barely steady.
Mil" iiul.ee (i nil 11 Mnrkrt.
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Sept. 4.-WHEAT-
lH."AUc.
CORN December, 6SHc.
Peoria MnrUpl.
PEORIA. 111., Sept. 4.-CORN-lnactlve;
No, 3. 55He.
OATH-fuuctlvo; No. 2 white, 33,Sc, billed
through.
WHISKY-On tho basis of $1.30 for lln
Ished goods.
llnliilli (iriiln Market.
DPLl'Tll. Sent. 4, WHEAT Cash, No.
1 hard. 70ike; No. 1 northern. (SMie: No. 2
nnrlliern, (V.,c; September, 6So; October,
w-al'i wi-ieiiini-i. u,i'(f .'1111, TUC.
OAT-33l,4(Jj3IT0. '
.Mliiueiipolls Wliein Mnrket,
MINNEAPOLIS. Sent. 4.-Wlli.-ATr-ui,
($0; September, SPiCi December, tVj',fitii.e;
on track. No. 1 hard, 70c; No, 1 northern.
U)U , iVt m I1UI lIVI li,
Cbllllgi's In A illlillile Suppllea,
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-Spcclal cable and
telecranhlc communications from Hrad
streets show tho following changes In uviiil-
auto siip-iiics irum me mat uccouni; wncai,
Easier; No. 1 northern, 69Va?f70c; No. 2
northern. iWTiWUo: December, 71Vifi71c,
RVE-Stenily; No. 1. 53f33c.
HARLEY-Steady; No. 2, COc: Bumnlo. 45
t'nlted States and Canada, east of the
Rockies. Incrense. 1.920,000 bushels, afloat
for nnd in Kurope, decrease, l,3W,)
bunhela. Total supply, Increase, 820,mu
Imslipls. Corn, t'nlted Stntes nnd Canada.
east of the Hockles, Incrense, 756,ooO bushels,
Oats, rimed stales and Canada, east oi
the Hockles, increase, I.TOi.ooo busncis.
Among the mon- Imtiortant Inerenses re-
tiorted to Hradstreets nre those of So,oW
bushels at northwestern Interior elevators,
1.11,000 burhels at Newport News, 75,o
liushels ut Minneapolis elevators. 71,000
bushels ut St. Joseph, 59,000 bushels at
Sioux Falls and 60,000 bushels at Manitoba.
The leading decreases are those of 318,000
bushels at Chleugo private elevators, w.wo
bushels at Portland, Me., (V'i.oki bushels ill
Omaha nnd Co.ou) bushels nt Winnipeg.
Tiiledo (Iriiln null Need,
TOLEDO. O.. Sent. I. WHEAT Strong:
No. 2. cash nnd Suiitember. 72i4c: December,
73e.
CORN-Actlve; No. 1, September, Die;
December, 6Sic.
OATS-Dull; cash, 53c.
RYE-No sales.
CLO VERSEED Steady: prime, 16.70; Oc
tober, $5.f.,; December, $5.7'i.
.NEW YORK-STm'KsT" AM) IIM)S.
Mnrket In Almost nn Exclusively I'ro
ffsslouiil A fin I r.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4. Today's stock mar
ket was an almost exclusively professional
affair, with evidence of a partlc patlon 1 by
tho speculative party, which Is rather
vigueiy characterized as "the wesb-rn con
tingent" by the traders about the Stock
exchange. This party has been active at
Intervals in the stock market ever since
the forn crop prospects became an element
In the speculation. They continued the
salo of stocks this morning, but early be
came Impressed with the notable paucity
or the ofTerlngs, which brought around
tho pressure thuy put on the market and
reversed their position to the buying side.
The free offerings of corn today, which
were iU sulllcleiitly attractive terms to at
tract some demand for export of that grain
for the llrst tlmi In a considerable period,
may have had an Influence on these cover
ing operations.
The day s movement of prices seemed
largely due. however, to maneuvers by con
tending professional operators, following
yesterday's sharp break, which In Itself was
apparently a testing operation by tho
capitalists, who have supported the mar
ket lor some tlmo past. They seemed
satlslled with their demonstration with the
small amount ot stork Impending over the
market tor dlslodgement, and their brokers
wero largo buyers again today, especially
of United States steel stocks, in which they
were Jolmd by tho "western contingent.'
These stocks did not move upward until
there had been sharp advances In Colorado
Fuel und Tennessee Coal, based upon the
assumption that their business was largely
Increased as .1 result of the entorced Idle
ness of United States Steel corporation
works.
Chicago Great Western continued strong,
on rumors of buying for control In the In
terest of tho western railroad community
of Interest and the recent large accumula
tion of Mexican National was unabated
today. Tho strong tone permeated the
whole market us the day progressed and
the tlual hour showed many of the mar
ket leaders among the grangers, Paeitlcs,
Southwesterly, coalers and specialties,
Mom 1 to 3 points over last night's close
level.
Conditions In the money and exchange
markets were practically unchanged. Call
loans again touched 4 per cent and the ab
sorption or Hinds by tho subtreasury con
tinued, amounting since Fllday to $2,332.
000. Sterling exchange steadied this morn
ing ns it consequence of working oil the
accumulation exchange bills over the holl
la. The Hank of England advanced Its
selling prleo both lor bar gold and Ameri
can eagles, thus lowering the point to
which sterling bills must fall before gold
Imports offer a profit. Sterling exchange
weakened utresh In the forenoon, thus per
haps helping the rally In stocks.
The rullioad bond market was dull and
narrow. Total sales, par value, $1.4!0,0oo.
United Stntes bonds were unchanged 011
thu lust call.
The following arc the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison 79
d pfd 'J!T,
Italthnoro & OI1I0...IOH4
Ho. Pacific M?
So. Hallway 33b
do nid
do nfd.
91
Texas & Pacific... 4j',j
1T0I., St. L. Ai. V... 201
Canadian l'aellle. .
Canada Ho
Chen. & Olik
Chicago .V Alton...
111
69
41
40
7S?.
2914
72'
d prd M:2
Union l'aellle 10e-)4
do prd J3
Wabaah !i
do nfd
Chicago, I lid. & L.
do pfd
Wheel. & U IZ..
do 2d pfd
Wis. Central ..,
do prd
P. C. C. & St. I
Adams Kx
.. 41'4
.. IS!.
.. 3')
.. SJ'.i
.. 45
.. 71
..no
..193
,.m
.. 30 )4
.. hi
d pfd
ChlcnB & K. HI."
Chlcaito il, W
do lat pfd
do id pfd
ChlraKO A: N. W...
,...1M
.... il',4
.... 49!j
....150
C. It. I. & I ...
Chiengo. Ter. .t '
do pfd
C. C. C. & Ht. L
Colonulo So
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
Pel. & Hudson..
Del. U A: V
Denver & H. 0.
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
Hocking Valley
do ptd
llllnoU Central .
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
like i:rle & V.
do pfd
U & N
Manhattan L ...
Met. St. Ity
Mex. Central ...
Mex. National ..
Minn. & St. L...
Mo. l'aellle
M., K. .t T
do pfd
N. J, Central ..
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk & W....
,,..11j'
Tr. SS'.i
.... 45',
.... !i
.... 95'i
.... M',2
.... 244
....184
American Ex....
u. S. Ex.
Wella-Kargo Kx
Anial. Copper .
Amer. Car it F
do pfd
Anier. Lin. Oil.
do prd
Anier. S. & It.,
do prd
..IWii
. it.':
Anac. Mln. Co
Hro klMi It. T....
. ft
.ism
Colo. Kuel & Iron.. 103
Con. (las
...121!,
... M
"Con. Tobacco
do pfd
. 75Vj
...IK'i
.116'
. 3S
Oen. Kleclrlo ...
Ului'ose Sugar...
...:rt
... 5.1
... 19
... 2t
Hocking foal ..
Inter. Paper ....
do nrd
.in
... 79'4
.11W1 Inter. 1'ower ...
.111 Kiclede Oas ....
.lWi Natl nal lilacult
... 97
... Si
... 4t
. in National Iad :u
. 14V National Salt 4'i'i
Wlls do prd 76
.1W4 No, American 103
. S9!t Pacific Coast tj?
. ilVi l'aellle Mall 4I
.lh3 People's Has 1U
.151 lrt'sed 8. Car 43
Wt do pld S3
. o Pullman 1". Car 20s
do pfd.
N . l'aclfino pld... JS; 'Itepubllo Steel 18i
Ontario &. W 36',;' do pld 73
l'tnnaylvunlu lnt Hiigar 131H
Heading
l4,ienn. coal iron.. 67V,
do it pro
do Id pfd
f union nag & v 16
do ptd ,
U. S, Leather .
do prd
U. S. Rubber ..
do prd
U. S. Steel ....
d prd
Western Union
73
13H
S3
191,
18
45!i
, ffl
93',;
St. L. & S. P.,
.. 47H
.. 63
.. 70--4
.. 31
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L. boiitliw.
lo pld ,
f2Vi
St. Paul ...
m
19U
Mo pra..
Offered. Last sale. Trust receipts.
Thu Commercial Advertiser s London
llnauclnl cnblegram says: The stock mar
ket today showed Franco-Turkish utilities
at Now Vork's ovcr-nlght selling. Consols
touched WI3-16 on tho report of gold ex
ports. American stocks wero Idlo but llrm till
afternoon, when Now York selling caused
a general rciupse. Missouri Pucitiu was ex
ceptionally Hteady on somo unexplained Hp.
iiiero was 11 suuucii aii-roumi rally 111 the
street of about u full point. This was
taken to mean that tho New York money
market was casing. Tho closing was active
and strong. Tlntos wero dull on appre
hensions or tho dividend next month, which
is variously estimated rrom 30 to 35 shill
ings. Paris exchange Is 25.21; Berlin, 20.43.
ew York .Honey Miirkcl.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4,-MONEY-On call.
llrm nt 3fj I per cent; last loan, 3 per ecu ;
ruling rate. 34 per cent: prime mercantile
paper. IVsfiS per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Weak, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills nt Jl.SS'i nr.,1
at $I.S3K for sixty days; posted rates, Jl.8414
?I.S5 and $4. 874(4. b'tVji commercial bills, $I.S3
U4.S3H.
SILVER-Rur, oSc; Mexican do lars,
45Hc.
HONDS-uovornmeni, sienuy; rallroul.
llrm; state, Innctlve.
The closing quuiutions on bonds arc aft
follows:
U. S, ref. 2, reg....l07VN. Y. Central l...10J,
do coupon 1014 N. J. C. gen. Is.... 130
do 3. reg 10SS No. Pacific 3s 7:
do coupon 10V do 4 IOC,
do new 4. reg. ...137 N Y. C & St I. 4..107'i
do coupon tlJ' N. & V. con. 4....10:$,
do old 4,8, reg. ...112 Oregon Nav. Is 107
do coupon 113 I Mo 4s 103
do t. ree 107; Oregon S. L. (...i:s;
do coupon 1074 do ronsol it H7'4
D.' of C. 3 CIs 12l'4 Heading gen. 4a... 93';
Atchlion gen. 4....lo3' Hl0 ci. W. li lOOi
do adj. 9iVi St 1. & 1 M c. 5s.. 113
Canada So. 2a 10V, ..st j, je K. 6s. .1:1
Chheii. & Ohio 41i. 105141
Si. Paul consols... 184
St, v., C. & P. U.1I5
C. N. W. c. 7..137
"do S. 1' deb, J..i:3'j
Chicago Ter. 4 0.'d4
Cidonuli) So. it 8S
Denver & It. 0. 4s.l02l;
Hrbi uenwral 4n VJlt
1'. W. fi D, C. 1H..1KI
(len. Klectrlce 5 .J)
Iowa Central !.... ltd
U & N. unl. I....10l'
M. K. & T. 2 81
do U 'Mi
lo 5s H614
So Pacltlo 4 9:
So. ItaJIway 5h 116'4
s n. (t t. 6
Tcxis & Pa-Ulo 1.IIS14
-uo i'S 911
I'nlon Pacltlo ls....l03;
Wabash Is 119
do !s Hon
West Shore Is 1!3
is. l eninil is fa'.
Va. Cental h's 9P
Hid. Offered.
Hunk ClenrliiKN.
OMAHA, Sept. 4,-I)ank clearings tolny,
$1,2,7,611; eorresponillng day last ye.11,
tl.15S.214: lncieus?, $19,127.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1. Clearings, $233,923,
4S2; balances, $13,700,720.
HOSTON. Sept. 4.-ClenrlllgS, $22,411,085;
balances, 1.S6I,S51
ST. LOUIS. Sept. l.-ClearlngM, $l0.S90.151s
balances, $1,311,120. diuucy, mi per cent.
New York exchange, 35c discount, bid, lie
discount asked.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-Clearlngs, $29,
119.2W; balances, $2,106,903. Money, 4ij4i4 per
cent.
I1AI.TIMORE, Sept. 4.-Clenrlngs, J5.S53,
113; balances, $fio3.273. Money, 4t4&i per
cent,
CHICAGO, Sept. 4. Clearings, $37,300,614;
balances, $l,0Jl,vi, Posted exchange, $I.Sj
ii4.s;ia. New- York exchange, 65c discount.
CINCINNATI, O., Sent. 4 -Clearlngs, $.1,
3V2.3.V). New York exchange, 25c discount.
Money, 3y64 per cent.
London Stuck (Imitation.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-1 p. m.-ClosIng:
Cons., money 91 11-loNorfotk & V....
do account 91 lJ.lt do pfd
Anneonda 'J1. No Pscltlc pfd..
Atchlon !'Jj Ontario & W...
do pfd. l'jiti 1'enntylvanlA
ll.iltlmoie & OI1I0...IM Rending
Canadian l'aellle. ..lli'i do lat pfd
ClU'S, A Ohio IS", I do !M pfd
Chicago 11 W a ,So. ltallwoy ....
l, M. & ft. P Ill 1 do prd
LMier (: u. u w. u. riieuic
do nfd m
Union IMclllo
i:rie H
do 1st pfd 7m
do pfd
V. 3. rtteel ...
do pfd
tVdbarti
do nfd
do !d nfd.
Illinois Central
I, 4 N
M K. A. T
do pfd
N. Y. Central...
i.'io:
M Pi.jinlsh l
.. M'i lund Mines ..
PAR Sll.VER-Qillet nt 27d per ounce.
MONEY 15J1V4 per cent. The rate of dis
count In the open market for short bills Is
2 1-lfi'(j2ife per cent; for three months' bills,
H'Vi'J'.i per cent.
Huston Slock Uuntiif Ion.
UOSTON, Sept. 4. Call loans, SQIU per
cent; time loans, VUo per cent. Ouluul
closing:
A . T. & H. V
do prd
Anier. Sugar .....
American Tel
lloaton & Albany
Uoton Klevated .
Iloton it Me
Dominion Coal ..,
do pfd
V s. Steel ,
do pfd
Pltchbnrg pfd
Hd. Klec. Ill
Mex. Central
N K. 11, & C
Old Colony
Old Dominion ....
llulilier
Union Paclfl.' ....
. 7S' West Hnd 94
. Atchison 4s 102
.134',s N. H. (1. & C. 6.... 67U
.1S.P4 Adventure 33
.227 lllnuliam Mln
Co.. 4u'i
llsn
13
725
304
214
n
H9'i
52
lu .Mnal. Copper
..191
lAtlantlc
.. 4Pi
..113
.. 42'i
.. 0.1
..lib
Cat. A llecla
Centennial
Franklin
Humboldt
Oaceola
1'nrint
. SO'.iJcjulncy
,17?
, 7
359
, -!)?;
70'j
Santa re Copper,
Tamarack
I'tah Mining ....
Winona
.. 33M,
18
..10O4 Wolverines
I'nlon Umd
3
.civ York .llnliiK Stocks.
NEW YORK. Sent. 4. Thu folowlng nro
the closing iiuotations on mining stocks.
.... 6i
.... ill
.... tl
.... 30?4
.. 7i
.... 2274
.... WU
.... SS'.,
.... 31
.... S04
.... (Vl'k
10m
31
4l
23 1,
M'.l
71
1S
Ailnins Con 20 Little Chief 13
Alloc 4 Ontario Kw
Ilrcrce IO Ophlr 70
UrunMvIck Con S tl'lioenlx 8
Conntock Tunnel.... s Poionl 3
on. C.il. & Va 155 Ssvnge 6
pendwood Terra .... 50 Sierra Nevada 13
Horn Sliver 175 Fmall 1Io;jc SO
Iron Sliver t,j standard K
Li'advllle Con 0,
Foreign I'lminelnl.
LONDON. Sept. 4. Supplies of money had
not diminished todav and borrowers were
able to obtain their requirements practically
on tiieir own terms, discounts were easy
and there was a hardening of gold, con
nected with the 'continuous demand lor
Australia. On the Stock exchange busi
ness was quiet, but the tone was fairly
good, though some departments were de
pressed. The reaction was chlelly due to
realization on the part of the disappointed
bulls, Gilt-edge securities wero steady.
AmnrlmnM mumml wtiiilr 11 1 iilimil nnHtv.
but became somewhat steadier, closing duil,
luteriintiomiis were firm, urnnd Trunks un
proved. Hnr gold Is quoted today at 77s
lid; American eagles, 70s 5d. Gold pre
miums nre quoted today at Huenos Ayres
at 132.20; Madrid, 30.35; Lisbon, 3.S.50; Rome,
40.07.
PARIS. Sept. 4. After a weak opening
on tho bourse todny business was more
active, In the belief that there will be no
runt tiro with Turkey. Governments rallied
slightly, but subsequently wero very quiet.
During the last half hour rumors depressed
Turks heavily and tho closing wns gen
erally dull, excepting industrials, which Im
proved. Rio Tlntns wero ottered, but closed
with n slight Improvement. De Heers
opened llrm and declined on realization.
'1 nree ner cent rentes. 105f iOe tor thu ac
count. Exchange on London, 25c 19c for
cnecKs.
BERLIN, Sept. 4.rTrHces on tho bourse
today opened weak In response to New
York. London nnd Vienna advices. Subse
quently banks and mines rallied and gov
ernments rallied to a lesser extent. Cana
dian Paclllcs were weak In spite of Im
proved Iralllc receipts. Americans wero
dull. Locals closed llrm. Exchange on
London, 20m 43pfgs. for checks. Discount
rates, short bills, 2 per cent; for threo
months' bills, 2V4 per cent.
Condition of the Trcimnrr.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Todny's state
ment of tho treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Avnllnble cash balances, $179,652,
312; gold, $109,331,832.
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-COTTON-Spot
cinseo quiet ni 'fcc uecune; muidiing up
lands, S'4o: middling gulf, Sic; sales, 1,306
bales. Eiitures closed quiet but steady:
September, 7.00c; October and November,
,.Mc; December, 7.o,c; Jnnunry and Febru
ary, 7.70c; .March, 7.72c; April, 7.73c; May,
kr. LOUIS. Sent. 4-COTTON-Oulet nnd
1-lCc lower; middling, 8 7-16c; sales, 212 bales;
receipts, -ji nines, snipmenis, i:m Dales;
stock, 34.10S bales.
GALVESTON. Sent". 4 COTTON-Easv at
814c.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. I.-COTTON-Spot In
rtirtflnrntn lillclnncu ' nrlona IniiTii'. AmnclmiH
niu". iii.y, ""I'll of (( ti. t i", lunti ltlllWll,i
middling, fair, 5 5-10d; good middling, 5 1-16J:
miiKiimg, i",(i; tow middling, ft 1-111; good
ordinary, 4 9-32d; ordinary, 4 l-32d, Tho sales
or 1110 nay wero 7,000 Dales, or which M0
wero for speculation and export nnd In
cluded 6,500 American; receipts, 14,000 bales,
Including 10.900 American. Futures, nneneil
quiet hut closed steady; American middling,
1. m. c, September, 1 3-ciil, value; October,
g. o. c, 12l-6ld, sellers; October and No
vember, 4 18-Olij 1 19-61(1, buyers; November
and December, 4 15-6IJi4 16-64d, sellers: De
cember and January, 4 15-6ld. sellers; Janu
ary und February. I H-6iy4 15-6ld, buyers)
February and March, 4 14-64ft(-l 16-6ld, buy
ers; March and April, 4 15-6Id, sellers; April
Him ,uiy, -i lo-ixu, value,
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-COTTON
Steady: snles. 1.200: ordinary. Cc: L'ood nnll.
nary, 611-bic; low middling, 7'.sc: middling,
8 6-ltk:; Bood, 8 ll-16c; middling fair, 8 15-lfie;
receipts, 11,111 oaies; siock, i6.a,(i nines. Fu
tures, stendy; September, 7.C5f7 72c; Oc
tober. 7.5Sfi7.59c; November, 7.55fi7.57c: De
cember, 7.55ft7.56c: January, 7.55f7.56e;
r uuiiiiii y, i.uo'if i.o'c; .Miiicn,
April, 7.5507.57c; May, 7.507.5Sc,
7,6jf 7.57c;
Sugar Murkrt,
NEW YORK, Sept. 4,-SUGAR-Raw. dull
and barely steady; fair rellnlng, 3',ic, 1.1 1;
centrifugal, 90 test, 3 1.1-lGc bid: molnsses
sugar, 3c bid. Rellned, steady; No. 6.
4.65c; No, 7, 4.65r; No. 8. 1.15c: No. 9, 4.Dc;
No. 10, 4.35c; No. 11. 130c. No. 12, 4 3ic;
No, 13. 4.20o; No. II. 1.20c, standard A, f.(5e;
confectioners' A. 5.05e; mould A, 5.00c; out
loaf. 6.75c; crushed, 6.75c; powder. d. 63 c;
granulated. 5.25c. cube. 6.60c.
LONDON. Sept. I.-SCOAR-Muscovnilo,
9s 3d: centrifugal, 10s 3d: beet sugar, 9s i'id.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4,-SUGAR-Mur-ket
quiet: centrifugal yellow, lfilic: t.ec
onds, 2fi3Hc. Molaescs, steady; cent.I."
ugul, 5'ulOc.
CofTee Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-COFFEE-Spot
Rio, quiet; No. 7 Invoice, 6c. Mild, steady;
Cordova, Sfillijc. Futurts opened t toady
In tone at unchanged prices. During the
day the trading was moderately nctlve,
with 11 rather wink undertono preva ling.
Offerings wero liberal. Information from
abroad was of an Indifferent churneb'r.
Hrazlllan receipts continue heavy nnl
helped materially In causing the easy fee
ing all day. Tho market was finally quiet
at net unchanged prices. Total sales were
1S.250 bags, Includftig September al 4.'S
l.70o; December, 5c; March, 6.25c; May,
5.10c; June, 6.15c.
.w York Dry floods Mnrket.
NEW YOLK. Sept. 4.-DRY OOODS
Thero hns been 11 somewhnt quieter demand
today for staple cottons than on recent
days, but 110 change In the general tone.
A considerable amount of business has
been passed owing to tho difference In tho
view of buyers and sellers, Print cloths
are quiet nnd unaltered. Prints In steady
request ut previous prices, Staples In men's
wear woolens and worsteds for spring sold
well nnd llrm.
Evaporate it mill Dried Fruits,
NEW YORK, feept. 4, KVAPO RATED
APPLES A fair out-of-town demand was
noted 11 n.l finirv tirades of evaporated ap
ples, wlih tho general market llrm In tone
III Illliy sustuincil pnres: state, common
to good. 6Cu8c, prime, S';CS4,c; choice, 9c;
fancy, 94c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FIUMTS-Inactlve.
Prunes, 347c. Apricots, SiIlSc. Peaches,
peeled, ll'ulSc; unpecled, CUSViC
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
CattW of All Kinds ii Good Doraind at Just
About Qtoadj Pricei.
HOGS SOLD FIVE TO TEN CENTS HIGHER
l.lbernl ltecelpts of Sbr, p 11 ml Lamb
nt All .Market Polutn ami m. u
Result Triidi. 11 n Very
Mow mid Weali.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. I,
Receipts were. Cattie. nogs, oneep.
Oiiiulai Aiomiay 1,,1
Oihctal Tuesuay b.UuS u,,o l,u 4
Oiiici.il Wednesday 2,111 4.t2: ouu
Three days this week. .12,2.-6 13,U5 :7.2J
Same days laot wecK....10,'.U2 17,-Jj 1,'.' 1
saiiiu weeK Uutore U.nsl lu,.W -1,(21
hamo three WteKS iigo...l2,t(3 2j,51 2.,d
bainu tour w iuks ago.... iu,i l,,7ul
Same ttays last your lo,li2 H,mi 2o,3.a
Average price paid for nog at S ..t.i
Omaha thu past several dn) with 1 urn
puiioiib: I 1W1. U'O0.l5W.lls3S.ll,.l'7.lcSli.L'D5,
August
AUgUsl
AUgllst
August
August
AUgUSt
AUgUst
August
lj 7ta 4 W,
lb 1, 7iv i 9j
1I 5 Wftl 5 UU
"I I 4
lj 5ij 1
2U 5 fcC? 5 0J
21 & 7S',, 6 0,'
2.' I b Sittl i, 01,
23( 6 tti-hi 4 jf
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2o) I 5 Oj
2 b 97Vi j
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2l 0 I'U I 5 02,
2U 6 02, 6 02
4 41, J iJ ' I
4 32 3 ",!i 3 ,U
4 3(j 3 74 3 il
4 4 3 b 3 M
4 60, 3 U7l u 73,
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4 42 3 !6
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: tai
2 ?j
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4 401 3 73 3 tl
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4 40, 2 72 , 3 91 1
4 27 3 03 3 !W
4 20 3 id, 2 W,
4 14, 3 GVi 4 07
I 3 Co, 4 071
4 19 1 4 0I
August
.lUtiUSl
August
August
AUgUI-t
August
August
August
August
4 2i!
4 32
4 21
2 60,
2M,
sH!
2 &1
2 41
2 11,
4 :t
4 22
I 24
I 20
1 37
4 34
4 21
31 U 12;, I 5 0j
I Uoll
bept. 1
ept. 2
...0 11i 1
... tf 07f, fi 0-'
... ti 15 I 6
aupt. 3
Sept. 1
Indicates Sunday.
Til., (ltllt'lnl hiimliiii, nl t, nt tnpl(
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hog. Sheop.lt r s.
C, M. & St. P 4 1..
O. & St. L 1 1
Missouri Pacific 2 3
I'nlon Pacific System 2j u 16 1
C. N. W 1
V., E. & M. V 33 16 .. 1
C, St. P., M. .fc 0 3 11
It. A; M l'J 10 5
C, H. & q 8 1
C, R. 1. it P., east.. 3 11
C, R. I. & P., west.. 3 1
Total receipts 92 6S 22 2
Tho disposition of thu day's receipts wai
as follows, each bjycr purchasing thu num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company
Otldiihy Packing Co
Armour & Co
Swift, from country
R. llccker & Dcgan
Vatisunt Si Co
Lobmnii Ac Co
W. I. Stephen
IJenton Ai I'nderwood....
Livingstone Ai Schatlcr..
Hamilton & Rothschild..
11. L. Dennis & Co
U. F. Hobblck
Wolf & Muman
Other buyers
137 (17
liWl 1,21 1 615
621 1,0! 1.M0
197 1,511 7N
b-5
215
It
16
31
117
10
3S
40
I
111
202 .... 3.S69
Total 2,470 4,57 t 6,9.7
CATTLE There was considerable de
crease In thu supply of cuttlu at this mar
ket us compured with yesterday, as the
table of receipts given abovo will show. Tho
bulk of the receipts was madu up of killers,
thougli I litre wero qutlo a luw leeuerb 011
fculc. Thu demand all around was In good
shape, so that tho general market was .ie
tlvo and not much different from jestur
day. Cornfcd steers of good to choice quality
were rcudy sellers today nt fully steady
prices. 1'nckers ail seemed to want a lew,
and ns the supply was limited practically
everything wus out of llrst hands In good
season. Tho commoner grades were, of
course, not sought after as much, but ntlil
they sold fully as well as they did yester
day. There were about twcnty-llvo cars of cows
nnd heifers id thu yards this morning, and
buyers took hold In good shape aim pa d
good steady prices for practically all
grades. Sellers found little dllllculty In
disposing of what they hud, and the liens
wcro about empty by tho middle of ih.'
forenoon.
Hulls, calves and stags all sold in Just
nbout yesterday's notches.
Stockcrs and feeders of good quality
wero ready sellers today, and particular, y
was that truu of thu cattle showing weight
as well as quality. The common stuff w.ib
neglected, the came as usual, us the demand
from tho country for that cinss uf stuff
Is very limited.
Western rangers, of course, mado up tho
big end of tho receipts today. Packers wero
all anxious for steers, and thuy paid fully
steady prices for anything at all good.
Cows wero ulso In good demand and com
manded steady prices. There was no
change noticeable in the prlcs paid for
bulls, canes und stags, ami stockers and
feeders could also bo quoted luuy steady.
Representative sales:
REEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. I'r,
1 930 2 75 Z2 1125 5 25
2 735 2 f 31 11(14 i 23
2 !15 2 fcj 1 11S0 5 23
b 1000 3 13 26 1182 5 25
1 tsTO 3 !) 1 12i0 5 25
2 1125 4 10 18 1S.',5 5
1 1110 4 50 20 1210 5 (Z
3 1060 5 UO 38 KiS 5 ,0
23 fcsl 6 20
COWS.
1 C20 1 W 20 93S 2 60
J 933 1 50 1 9'fi 2 60
3 t'53 1 "5 4 9.0 2 60
6 103H 1 M It OM 2 61
1 60 2 00 18 10(7 2 63
4 1078 2 00 1 lluo 2 63
1 910 2 00 S 1012 2 63
1 541) 2 00 2 1020 2 73
8 9K 2 20 2 935 2 73
4 992 2 20 6 1031 2 73
2 1090 2 20 6 1031 2 73
10 785 2 2) 3 1013 2 73
1 1050 2 21 13 ! 2 73
7 918 2 40 1 1180 2 75
1 910 2 40 1 90 I 73
2:, ssi : 5u 1037 : 80
2 957 2 CO 2 810 2 80
1 920 2 to 3 973 2 SO
4 1070 2 f'.' 1 1110 2 h)
1 10M) 2 50 17 10W 2 83
1 1110 2 50 21 tis.l 2 M
2 1000 2 50 11 1010 2 83
1 920 2 50 12 935 2 90
4 1070 2 50 3 8:6 3 10
1 1090 2 50 1 loo) 3 10
J 1110 2 50 6 1UJ 3 i;
I 1000 2 10 15 1056 3 13
1 920 2 50 1 1165 3 13
S 1050 2 55 3 1056 3 13
3 1150 2 55 2 12C0 i l)
2 675 2 53 1 .'.....1130 3 (0
7 551 2 60 21 931 3 70
1 1210 2 60 1 9J0 3 75
HEIFERS.
1 460 1 U0 4 550 2 7.1
1 750 2 Ou 1 820 3 00
j 4J) J (yi 5 520 3 O)
1 800 2 50 2 303 3 is)
9 194 2 6') 2 903 3 03
3 763 2 63 6 9"3 3 25
3 623 2 65 II 723 3 CO
15 882 2 "0 4 680 3 6)
4 705 2 75 1 HID 3 bO
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 410 2 10 6 : i .0
2 710 2 50 11 861 2 70
5 781 2 50 3 573 2 73
2 870 2 70
BULLS.
1 12!0 2 00 1 1020 2 23
l 1300 2 13 1 1270 2 80
CALVES.
1 23 1 50 1 330 3 50
i '910 2 23 2 4.V) 3 M
14 ,. . 728 2 23 1 J00 4 00
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
3 I.tsi 2 if) 2 850 3 00
3 t20 2 W 7 850 3 10
j 516 2 00 10 9(3 3 13
1 Cy) 2 il 13 876 3 18'
1 890 2 .VI 12 CM 3 20
2 810 2 50 7 1071 J 23
1 W) 2 60 11 768 3 a
5 536 2 to 37 812 3 25
; 515 2 50 3 fto 3 30
1 91) 2 60 21 1012 3 4 )
3 10 J I 2 70 1 925 3 13
1 830 2 to 1 10O0 3 50
1 930 2 83 52 10(0 3 65
1 870 2 W 41 1107 3 63
12 91) 2 ?5 (I Ill) 3 63
21 811 3 00 (1 959 3 65
NEURASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
10 feeders.. 782 2 75 11 cows 1067 2 60
21 teeders.. 9)3 2 fc3 2S cows 1055 2 80
7 heifers.. 732 2 n ti cows 773 1 VI
1 feeder. . 7to 2 40 l cow 79) 2 50
1 feeder... 570 3 40 1 cow K30 1 90
2 feeders.. 75 3 15 10 rows 10IS 3
3 feedeis.. 853 3 60 15 cows 1049 3 d
11 feeders.. CIS 2 60 3 cows f.73 2 (M
2 feeders.. 7.15 2 00 1 cbw 1130 2 2.1
1 heifer.... 410 2 75 7 cows 811 2 40
2 heifers... 630 2 70 16 cows 103O 2 ,5
10 heifers... 870 2 lu 2 cows m I j.5
1 calf 3M 3 50 15 steers 0 2 3j
4 calves .. 197 4 25 . ,,
Scows M6 2 (A 4ca vrs... 277 2 50
2 rows,.. 900 1 TO 5 calves. . 312 2 50
1 cow Io70 3 on 2 heifers,.. 610 2 65
, 2 cows U0 2 00 1 lielfor.,,. 10) 2 i)
3 25 2 steers..,. 7(W
3 Oi 17 feeders 744
2 75 1 steer . 920
3 75 2 steers... H70
2 0 1 strcr. ... 970
2 25 IfNer 1110
COLORADO.
2 70 4 cows. . . 9 VI
1 25 1 ciw !!
2 00 4 cows.... S95
3 01
2 ;5
2 SI
2 0
2 25
2 CO
1 2".
2 00
2 10
2 0
25 cows. . . ,
, Sv2
, 753
1 cow
3 cows,.,
3 cows...,
9 cows...
1 cow
77s 2 70 3 cows, . . . Vm
SSO 2 00 3 cows. .... $16
M0
WYOMING.
H feeders.. 1059 3 60
1 stag....
P steers..
1270
nil
3 23
3 15
3 15
2
2 CO
lft'Ut,li'..JK,J .,
2 feeders. .1015 3 80
II. Guild
1 nt.,nr
.1050
Co.-Neb.
1 feedcis.
13 feeders.
5 feeders.
IS feeders.
.v7S 3 05
150
2i
2 cows
.1. II. Morgan Neb
ll 3 45
! HlnlnvVf,1i
in teeners, .iojz ;i in
1 f..,.,lnr...l000
3 15
3 n
3 25
2 10
2 25
2 63
2 feeders.
910
2 25
3 15
3 10
4 feeders.. 15 1
1 feeder.
7 feedtrs
1 stag....
4 steers.
I steer...
1 cow....
19 cows...
1 cow....
2 steers.
1 cow....
20 .cows.. .
36 steers..
1 cow., . .
II cows...
910
I ferdcrs
1 bull....
1 bull....
6 cows,. .
. SI0
L'2)
1170
930
..1290 2 75
..13, I Oi
il'To 1 nr.
A. W. Klugsley-Neb.
..1270 2 S3 1 bull 1490
.. 912 2 .3 1 cow 1030
..WO 2 h5 2 cows
II. C. llrny-Idaho,
..IOTk, 4 05 2 cows 1010
T. 11. Snell-Neb.
. . i'-O 2 25 4 cows 990
. 1'5 1 2 70
John Davidson Idaho.
..1116 4 35 19 cows 11S1
. . S70 2 00
1M Glbbon-ldaho.
..1111 3 30 steers... .1011
..H. Lnrklns-ldaho.
.11 TT i iv. ,1,1 .......... ,nc
2 "5
2 (.3
3 30
3 60
I 05
4 15
3 S3
3 SO
24 steers
29 steers.. ..1CS1 3 V, 17 steers "!l0H
. J; Foremnn-S. D.
5!i steers.. ..HUJ 3 so 15 steers. ...1016
C IL 'Iger S. D.
,0 steers.. ..1052 3 VI
r .1. Helu erson- S. n
1 fpdrr. . .1(0.1
2 60
62 steers MSS
I cO
1 00
2 "5
2 W
2 ID
3 10
3 10
3 35
3 30
2 50
12 feeders. .1143
3 l'i)
3 45
3 45
2 60
3 10
3 10
W.
3 33
19 steers.. ..b)70
1 bliN 1230
1 cow UN)
1 eow MO
5 cows 9S0
1 cow 1240
Alen-S. D.
lo feeders.. li
9 feeders.. SM
:8 feeders.
1018
1 feeder..
B feeders.
3 cows
3 cows
8!)
lOOo
K'OJ
1153
C.
21 feeders., 83
l reeder...ll30
1 cow 1120
3 35
3 15
1 cow d30
E. Cooncy Neb'.
3 steers.... 913
3 lo
1 bull lOod
2 10
:t i hi
1 cow loi)
2 cows lw)
1 oow ii j
2 70
2 70
1 50
3 40
2 feeders.. 873
1 eow M)
2 no
1 eow. . ..
, 870 3 l)
10 feeders. . S2S
19 feeders.. SIS 2 15
I feeders
Mi
bo
Ilrewster Ac Co. Wyo.
.1122 3 35 2 slags 10.",
1261) 2 50 1 bull 1570
.989 2 ,0 1 bull 1110
.1480 2 20
. J. Mcintosh Wvo.
?, 2'.' 1 str 820
5 cows...
1 cow....
10 cows...
1 bull..,.,
13 steers..
2 steers..
2 80
2 25
2 20
: SO
McCoy ,'i Clayton-Wyo.
1 steer...
, ow . .j I feeders. .1040
2 75
4 OO
I 00
VA. .iinsteiier- wyo.
0 '"iv 1014 3 30 10 leeders. .1146
w 100 2 5) 1 feeder... 1190
lcow 10S0 3 20
l.!,S,,b1.llelr,' WI1S. ""other light rim ot
ogs here today and as the demand on the
il,"i..i c"i l,lll,ors was In good shape
and advices from other points lavornlde to
llJ"t!i.,;'',l,K .l,hl' ""rket here ud
ii ord i.1(10i'. 'Iho bulk of (he hogs sold ut
(i.I.'',4 mid $6.15. with tho long string ut
,!1.u?r ,riV'-. Thu liolt-'er loads went
mostly from $6,171.4 to $6.10. It was a good
active market troni start to finish and prac
tically everything was disposed of at an
early hour. As will bu noticed, tho rnng"
C 1 fklH for u '""'t l ot nearly as great
,. "H ." ?hor.t tlmu "go. when packers
wero discriminating so against the lighter
11 eights. Ihey do not now seem to consider
MwlM'.'i1, ",!,,irly "H much UM llu'.v ''" nmllty.
though, or course, anything on tho piggy
pnhffoThogs?,,Kl'ler,,bly lH"l0W 1110 l,r'1"-
nnn'?'1? H1'lN'",lc,! ostnbllshes a new high
point for the year, tin, hiss of vesterdny
Ih i,K,imorV i11"1." 'K"l"ed. which makes
No.
Av,
Sh,
IT.
6 05
6 C71J
6 10
6 10
No.
CI...
ra ..
Is".'.
Av,
....2.'f,
"!!26l
....226
....2M
....314
....217
....2:6
....211
....231
....267
.,,
""iiis
221
....211
....213
...."03
....210
....233
....233
....231
....271
....253
'.'.'..213
....261
Sh,
1 20
320
80
160
10
40
ieo
40
IT.
80....
84....
32....
67....
90....
62....
53....
57....
76....
63....
80....
66....
76....
81....
77....
48....
33....
77. .
71....
76....
74....
71....
63....
...1S4
...211
,...26
,...213
1 ... 1 87
,...247
,...225
....21)
,...203
....260
,...2i)l
....227
....228
....253
... .253
. .21
,...247
,...224
....217
....205
.221
.'.'.'.ISl
120
24)
6 13
6 13
6 15
6 13
6 13
6 15
6 Ij
6 13
6 15
6 13
(1 13
6 15
80
120
6 12'.i
120 6 1
8.' 6 ILV.
40 6 12',a
61..
53.'.
CI..
80
C
120
6
I2".
80
80
120 6 121.
120 6 12li
60
l'8
CO
51
SJ
73
72
54
('..I
Ul
66
61
73
71....,
6:!
73
74
39
80
40
6 12',
120 6 15
13
6 15
120 6 15
6 15
6 15
6 13
6 15
6 15
6 17'i
6 1714
6 17M,
6 15 1,
6 20
40 6 15
... 6 15
24) 6 13
80 6 li
... 6 1.1
80
80
8)
40
120
40
80
80
80
320
6 1J
6 15
...2IS
te
'S
52
68
76
68
62
61
.260
.281
.235
.211
.220
.220
.2.15
.246
160
120
6 18
13
SO
6 17'i
120 6 15
... 6 13
120 6 13
120 0 15' j
120 6 17'!,
40 6 20
... 6 22'9
... 6 40
..242
..224
. .2.10
..237
80 6 13
2C)
6 15
6 13
80
SHEEP There was another generous run
of sheep at nearly all market points today
and us a result the tendency of prices was
downward. Tho demand did not seem lo bo
very heavy, which mado trade rather slow.
At Milct iwi(ti l, .,..... I..... ,.. 1..
.... ..... nni-ei i.eiii line ill ttiiit-
Ing and then there was considerable sorting
to be done, so that the morning wns well
advanced beforu much was done. Some of
the best bunches were picked up at about
steady prices, as high as $3.00 being paid
for ewes. The general market, however,
was very dull nnd weak.
Lnniliu l.i ,iii r 1 1 ... I r I. I.I n. .... .
........... ... .. ,.(, , ,v,v 111 ,1. nuppiy hi
all markets and as a result puckers wore
"j iiiuiuui uui uiiyurs. 1 no receipts 01
lambs have been Very heavy all the week,
.... .,,, I'umin iiiu .II.IMII lllieil ll ,Jr llie
present. It was late here belore anything
was done and bids wero generally consid
erably lower.
quotations. Choice ycnrllngs. J3.50fn.fil;
fair to good yeirllng.1, $3.'.5ff 1,10; chob 0
wethers, $3.35fj3.60; fair to good wethers,
3.lo4(3.3.i, choice ewes, $2.75'i3.(M); inlr tu
irnnd nuns f "fii " 7K .l.rln.. ..rl... ,
" - - . r..iiH 11. till,-,
4.MI.i0; fair to goodsprliig lambs, l.2y,
1 v' ' njem, .,.mo..Dj irroer lamus,
J3.00fjj.j0. Reprcentutlvo sulcs:
o. , Av. Pr.
1 feeder ewe "3 1 25
86 cull lambs ;rj 2 25
1 western ewo , no ;i 2.1
li native lambs 72 4 2.1
26 western owes 10) 2 60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Steers Strong, Others Sternly, Hogs
Higher 11 nil .Sheep Lower.
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-CATTLE-Reeelp(s,
20.011O head, Including I.300 Texans and 3,000
westerns; choice steers, strong; others
steady to slow, Including butchers' stock;
fed Texans, stendy; grass, slow; westerns,
strong; good to prime steers, $5.60f6. 15; poor
to medium. $4 uf,(i5 10; stockers and feeders,
weak lit $2.231 1.23; cows. $2.55J(' 1.70; heifers,
$2 55(1(5.00; runners, $1..7Vfr2.60; bulls, steady
at $2 251(1.60, rnlves, steady at $3.0"'b.V75;
Texas fed steers, strong at l.(Kf5.(."); Texas
grass steers, slow at $3 2'.7 1.00; western
steers (miles of $5.25), $3.75f5.25.
HOGS Receipts today, 25,oo0 head; tomor
row, 22,000 (estimated); left over, t.ooo; uvr
age 5c higher; top, $6.9o; mixed and butch
ers, $5 91ff0 05; good to cholri. heavy, $6.35
fflfi.90; rough henvy, $5.9 If 6.25; light, $5.9nf
6.75; bulk of snles, $6.15f6.l5.
SHEEP AND LAMPS - Receipts, 22,
OuO head Market about steady; lambs, 5c
lower; good to choice wethers, $3 70f 1.00;
fair to choice mixed, $3.3017 3.73; western
sheep, $1.25fi 1.00; native lambs, $3.O0f(.i.OO;
western lambs, $4.0off 1.85.
KnnsiiN I'll)- Live Stork Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, Sept, l.-CATTLE-IU-celpls.
15,000 natives, 2.0)0 Texans and 10 1
calves; best native steers steady to 10c
higher, cows and heifers 6fil0c lower, stork
ers and feeders steady to lor lower; cholra
export beef steers, $5.60f6.00; fair to goo I,
$4,75f5.40; stockers and feeders, J2.75f(l. 0;
western fed steers $l.60fi6.75: western iiimn
steers. $3.50fTI.23; Texas and Indian st ers,
J2.63f3.S5; Toxns cows, 12.25112.80, unlive
cows, $2,4053 75; heifers. $2.6?5.2), ra"ner',
$l.50?(2..'15; bulls, 2.4ofI.I0; calves, J.1.0f(5 25.
HOGS-Recept3, ,() head; market 6ff'"c
higher; top, $060; bulk of sales, 16.1 f660;
heavy, $6.45f6 60; mixed tmckers. $6.2fiJ.55;
lights. $0.00?U4'). pigs, $l.60fJ5.63.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recclpts, 7f0i
head; sheep steady, lambs loo liiwnri lam'' ,
$3.65fj l.(; native wethers, J3.2.fJ3 6i; ..-st
ern wethers. $3.0Cf3.tO. ewes. f2.,5?( 1.6,
feeders, $2,75f3.25; stock sheep, $2.00(2.i3.
Si, Josriili Live Slork Mnrkrl,
ST. JOSEPH. Kept. 4 CATTLE Re
cclpts, 4,00') head; mark"! 10f!5r higher on
coiid corn breves, others steadv; native.
I.TOOfO.lo; cows and heifers, $l.00f?4.6: Mils
nnd stags, J2.0OJJI6O. stockers nnd feede s,
JS.imfl.fn; venls, $.'.25f(5.25,
HOGS- Receipts. l!,6u) head: market .'(
10c higher; light nnd light mlxril, l6,K'ff6 (0;
medium and henvy. J6 25f(5.C0; pigs, 3.25ff
6.00: bulk, $0.25f6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMPS IWrelp s, 970 head;
sheep Hteady to 10c lower, limbs steady to
a shade higher.
. York Live Slock Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4,-HEEVES-Re.
celpts, 2,?59 head; steers In very light sup
ply and llrm; hulls and cows, steady to
10c higher; steers, $i.302 5 80; no very prime
1 bull 1710
1 steer J)
1 steer 050
7 steers.. ..119.'
14 steers.... Ml
3 steers,... 1020
here; fat oxen nnd stngs, $I.MVffS.00: bulls,
$2.KW2.76; cables, steady; shipments, 3,280
quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 2,770 head: veals,
steady to strong; vents, $5.lW.0Oi few
choice and extra, $8.I2i4J)S.25; western
cnlves, l.00.
SHEEP A NX) LAMPS - Receipts, 9.314
head; sheep, llrm to 10c higher; good to
prime lambs, llrm; somo snles higher, me
dium grades, steady; sheep. $2.7Tiri,OOi culls,
J2.oojj2.50; lambs, $l.736.3,i,i; culls, 3.WP
4.50.
HOGS-Recelpts, 5M12 head Market 10u
lower; statu and' Pennsylvania, hogs, $7.00
Hr7.10.
ft. I. mils Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOt'lS, Sept. 4. CATTLE -Receipts,
5.100 head, Including 2,() Tevans. Market
slow but steady for natives und Texnlis:
native shipping :uul export steers, $5.iv
6 25, dressed beef und butcher steers, $3.60
''(5(; steers under l.OoO lbs., $.I.OOf5.40:
stockers and feeders. $2.40Si75; rows and
heifers, $2.ifl.6o; dinners, Jl.OO-ii'2.23; bulls.
$-'"t!3.(Vl; Texas and Indian steers, $2.75i,
I'"', cows and heifers, $.'.105(3.30.
HOGS-Recelpts, 3,500 head. Market strong
to 6c Higher; pigs and lights, $6.15ii6.40;
'"i'.'fVr.'V. v"'-43; butchers, $6.50'I6.90.
SHLLP AND LAMPS Receipts, 3.100
head Market jlniy nnd dragging; nallvo
muttons. $3.oo41M.35; lambs. $l.cW4,85; cull
and bucks, $2.tv,j (, mockers, $2.25j2.50.
Murk In Sight.
The following tnbl,. shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and slurp i the live principal
live stock markets September l;
cun, .i...i,,. "-"V.'!- nogs, nneep
4 6 2 n.'.ll
Chicago ;o,ort,
Kansas City I7.n0
St. 1-rfiuls 5 4
St. Joseph 4,001
23.000 22 0"
6.00) 7.0X)
5,5 3.101
6.6.10 970
Totals..
43.M4 47.C22 .",9,011
Wool Mnrkrl.
HOSTON, Sept. I,-The American Wool
nnd Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow of
the wool trade: It has been n broken week
In the wind market, owing to the lnterven-
,"' ' iiiiiioay. neveruiPiess, wool n is
reillllllte.l tl.m 1't... .1... 1 1....... -
, , 1 ,ii iuti a iiiiriuen m
rliaracterlj!-,i by the selling of many lnro
....r. mi, must 01 tne purciiiisiug Hav
ing been dot e by the medium or smaller
szed mills, which have taken me.ll'iin
sized lots, moslly at going prices. Tho
salrs or wool are larger than for somo tlmo
nnd the wool trade feels that tin re- Is
going to be an out et for practlcillv all
he wool now on hand, that the ileslrablo
rrr"..rl" t;ll,s' "H w'l as th'se eas of
the Mississippi, will be wanted and th.it
a good, steady-going business may bo
ooked for. The rerel)ts of wool In Hoslon
this week amounted to 15 626 bales, again it
6.31 1 bales last week. The to'nl rr rl Is
since January 1 have been 670.611 bales f
domestic und 102,681 bales of foreign Tho
S'J.V, ,,)f..,lu' wc,'k '" Hoslon amounted to
3.9(h.Hi0 lbd. domestic and 675.0X) lb.'-. lor
elgn. making 11 total of (,040,0i'O lbs., against
a total of 4.350.ivo for the previous week.
Shipments of wool f T the week d
September 2 were 5.1(i7S2 lbs. ThH short s
a decrease of 1.48S.s7 lbs. over the sh p.
ments of fi,597,(CT lbs. for the previous week.
Slnre January 1 the total shipments umou it
to 172.820.119 lbs.
ST. LOI'IS, Sept. 4-WOOI-Generallv
strong nnd a shade better; trade ma niv
by dealers, but little selling from I'rs't
hands, medium grades. 124i17i.4jv; light tine,
Kfi'Hc; heavy line, O'sfUc; tub wus'io.l,
125j24e
OH mill Roln.
OIL CITY. Sept. 4-OH-Credlt balances,
$1.25: certificates, 110 bid; shipments, 1Y..'91
bbls.; average, 93,(772 bbls,; runs, 104,803 bbls.J
average. 61.737 bbls.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-OILS- Cottonsred.
steady. Rosin, steady: strained, common
to good. $1.40. Turpentine, llrm ut 36!if37c.
Petroleum, dull.
SAVANNAH. On., Sept. 4,-OILS-Turpen-tltie,
31c. Rosin, llrm und unchanged.
LONDON. Sept. I.-OILS-Cnlrutta lln.
seed, spot, 53s 3d. Linseed oil, 30s 3d. Spir
its of turpentine, 26s 5'&d.
DOHERTY'S LIGHT HAS FADED
Well ICnnvtii Sliiiiviiwin, Recently lit
Ouinlin, I'nssrn An- In Knn
hiin City llnspllnl.
When the barns nt Krug park hurnc.l
several weeks ago and reduced to oshe'j
a number of trained dogs tho light faded
out. of tho life of Ed Dohcrty.
Doherty had spent years with his animal
friends r.nd his reason was unbalanced by
their awful death. lie tried to drown his
sorrow In drink and was finally taken lo
St. Joseph's hospital, where he partially re
covered, but In a short time ho became
11 raving maniac and wns sent to relntlvea
In Knnsas City, Kan. Ills father tried to
get him cared for In vnrlnus hospitals and
he wns finally taken to Ilcdwell's asylum.
Thero ho was found by nn old friend, who
had him tnkrn lo University hospital.
Wednesday afternoon thu shoiwnnn died
nnd his Inst words wero of Iho favorlto
animals which ho Imagined somebody had
killed Intentionally. Doherty was a in mbor
of tho "Whlto Rats," the famous socloty of
vnudevlllo performers.
Knrnior IHI by 'I'm In.
AMKRDKEN, S. I).. Sopt. 4. (Special. )
James ('aider, a farmer northwo t of 1 hi 1
city, while driving his team across tho
railroad track, wns struck by nn engine nnd
thrown fifteen or twenty feet In tho air,
falling thirty feet from tho track. Ilia
wngon was smashed Into splinters, but tho
learn escaped Injury. Colder was uncon
scious for hours, hut finally recovered and
wns able to go home.
Churned vtltli Attempted .Murder.
AIIKKDEEN. S. P.. Sept. (.-(Special )
Ilnnjnmln F. EldGnod Is under arrest
charged with shooting at F. Ilnrkrr with
Intent to kill. The men wero members of
a threshing crow and they got Into trouble
over a trivial affair, which resulted In Eld
good shooting at Marker with a levolver.
THE HE A LTV MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on tile Wednesday,
September I, l!w:
Warranty Deeds,
Michael O'Hcrn nnd wlfo to L sadn
Hrondhiirst, lot 4. block 129, South
Omaha $ 1.10)
Hermiiu Tombrlnek to Kaitlc Ton
lirlnek. lot 4. block 23, South Omiihi 1,00
Katie Tombrlnek to Herman Tcm
brlnck, lot 6, block 71, South Omaha 6,(00
M. A. White to W W. Slabaugh, lot
(i, block 69, Florence 1
Huns Lars. 111 to Hans Jrnt-en, lot 1.
block 1. Ml. Douglas odd SoO
Oliver Ames el nl, trustees, to S. C
Jennings, s30 feet of ifii feet litis
8 and 9, block 2. A S. Pntrl k'a
add 'fO
W. II. RusMidl and wife to M. I). 1're,
lot 3. block 2, Hamilton Square... . 1,10)
East Omahii Land company lo Omaha
Hrldge and Trrmhnl Riillwav com
pany. !.7n0 ucrrs in 21-75-11 and other
sections (retlle)
(l CI" I in I), I".
Joseph Schmltt and wife to I; V.
Morse, lots 1 and 2, block k, and lots
2 to 0. block 7S. Ilrusnn 1
S J Harrows to E It. Hume, e3 acres
of IllO acres 01 sio iiuirn in rui ncrtn
of sw'i 2l-l'M-
K0
Dreds.
Sheriff to S. J. Harrows, lots 1, 2, 11
nnd 12. Hemotn; wi lot 6, block 1.
Orchard Hill, and other property '83
Total amount of transfers $15 611
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