JHE OMAHA DAILY BEB: FTttT)AY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Corn Liidi on Bor3 of Trad and Closes
. j., 8ting and Higher.
WHEAT ADVANCES FIRM FROM OPENING
Onla Arr Untrl nml Slrnilr rrHli Sninll
OnVrlnft Ir'vlsliuiN llnc Aclle
Cash I) (-in nii! nml l.nril Clnsrsj
. with Ik-tier I'rlcc,
CHICAGO, 8ept, 6.-Corn wn imder on
tho Honrtl of Tunic todny nnd llu clor,.?
wns strotiB ami IiIkIht, December clos ng
wltli ft guln of 1 December wiiait
I cIoo'mI c IiIkIiit, ont were irQrte h.Klwt,
I with provlxloiiH running from J4c to 15o
' lilKlicr ut tho clone.
Wheat showed 11 HtronK undertone nnd
flnlnlied firm, the utretiKth belnK lnrgely In
I Kyrnputhy with the better feeling in contiu
I (,'rnlim mid on bulllHh Argentine n w .
I NorthwtBt movement:) showed mi Increii e.
lint the quality 'nn dlaniiolntlim. 'I he u
i wan more disposition on the part of out
h Merit to bu, nlthouKh tr.di Ir in tint
quarter uiu Htlll umnli. Dccimbir opoi.ed
unchanged to n shade lower at 71',W'1-Hc
to 71i', nnd nfter selling down to 71H'if
71t4c advanced to 71i'( Jlfto, closing a slutdo
below the host ilKuru at 71ic, with u gnln
of e. Heabourd clciiriiiiccM of wheit and
llnur were equal t.i llti.nw bu. Primary
celpts wen; l.Jtil.OO) tin., compared with
l,lfc7,WiO Int. a year ngo. Mlnneapo In and
Duluth reported receipts of S70 ear, nun list
tWO earn Inst week nun MS it year and. I.oe 1
receipts were, I'll cum, with only oil'1 of ecu
trnrt grade,
Disappointing cables enus.-d hcuvltuss In
corn at the opening and prices were nbowt
ntcHily. Theic wan scarcely any corn on
fale during the first hour and thos who did
el early wero eager to buy It buck later.
The bull Inlluenccs were fear of trout to
night In the northwest, heavy shipment
ycitcrdny and reports of deterioration In
the crop condition an compared with Au
gust. December opeiifd unchanged to tl
lie lower at fWifl jJ'4o to Wic and unuer
good ciiiiuiilMhlun house buylnK and coverll.g
by shorts, there was an advance to BiVa
fic. The clofe was strung and finer
ul 67n. HecclptH were J51 cars, w.th the
of I'ontraet grade.
Oats were quiet and sternly, with only
rmall offerings on tlto market. There was
a fair comuilhslnn house demnnd, wl.lie
telling was seatt rd and largely local.
December sold between aiie and KjV.
cIobIiik 'Ml'tf. higher at 3Vie. (Strength l.l
corn was the main strengthening feature,
Jtecelpts were 111 cars.
Provisions were quiet nnd steady, vu h
lard lending In strength. Compirn Ively
light stocks ami an active cash deman I
won- tho bull factors. January pork closed
with a gain of 1214c at JID.tiT'.i. lar, corci
IS'&fflfic higher at JJ.Oj and r.bs 72f(le
higher at ii.OV.i.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Who it,
lf(i cars; dim, 3i3 enrs! oats, ISO enn; hog ,
head.
Thu leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.) Open. High. ffow?"l Close. Tes'y.
Wheat
Hept.
Dec.
May
I )ec.
May
Dee.
May
I'ork-
Hept.
Oct.
Jan.
I.ard-
Hept.
Oct.
Jan.
Itlbs-
Hept.
Oct.
Jan.
N'n 2.
Cash quotations wero as follows:
I'l.onllt-'Jiilet and dull: winter patents,
3.IO'ci3.60: spring patents. J3.WH3.30: clears,
$2.71)43-10: spring specials, $4.2ofjt.30: pat
ents, 1.1.1053.70: straights, J2.fc0O3.20; baUers,
$2.20(fi2.l.
VI I HAT No. 3 spring, 67!4dt?ie; No. 2
red, iOic.
P'ATH-No. 2. 341435110; No. 2 white, 37Q'
37e: No. 3 white, 2Gfc37c.
itVK-No. 2. E6e,
JIAKM3Y Fair to choice malting, 5T
60H(.
SKKDS-No. 1 flax. J1.3S; No. 1 north
western. Jl.io; prime timothy, J5.40; clover,
contract grade, js.75.
I'ltpVIBlONH-Mess pork, per hbl $14.53
ftp-TO-, Kurd, per 100 lbs.. 9.27l4fl9.30. Short
ribs sides Moose), $8..V)tj8.rn. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). J7.2.V&7.50; short clear
sides (boxed), J9.U)9.10.
WHIHKV-Hasls of high wines, J1.S0.
Tho following are tho receipts and shin
ments for tho last twenty-iour himrs:
tr!!lcl?,i HecclptH. Shipments.
F our. bbls io.om) i6 u
'';aV , ' - 392.001) MIOiw
410.fV) 24.W)
""t- 33O.0OO 35 000
Jlye, bu 200 l (iai
Hnrley. bu ! ! I T ! ! !! !l uloot!
On tho Produce exchango today the but-
rtMlir!HJr,iv .-nM ''ri?,er! creameries, llf.vc.
dairies, 131(Uc. Cheese, steady, IPilflWic
Kggs, llrmer, 13l4'(ntc. ',u"'c'
JiKW VOIIirilTlXHHAI, MAHKKT.
Qiiotntlnim of (lie nr on Vnrlnnn
C'omiiioilltles,
..SynK' B- FUQUH Recelp s.
SI.149 bbls.; exports, 12,355 bbls,: sales, JS.OX)
pkgs.; market win tinner nnd a trifle moro
nctlve. Hyp Hour, dull; sales, 40o bills.;
$3 30fl3fi0KOO(1' ,2,S5B3,15'' ch",co ,0 finc'
..(i?ltM,!LA,'1',rmer! .yellow western,
$t.20; city, $1,19: llranilywlne, J3.35f73.IO.
HYK-Qulcf, No. 2 western. COlic, f. o. b
afloat; state, 555jBCc, c. 1. f New York,
carlots.
HAHM3Y Steady; feeding, 52c. c. I. f
Bl.'.7il.1.",:."1,11"ne Mp, c. 1. f Uuffnlo,
,c.NUnII':.ATnp.,:',l,u' 7s50 b-: exports,
181.S.3 bu.; sales, 3.270,(00 bu. futures ami
SO,") bu. spot. Spot market llim: No. 2
red. .7,ic, I, o. b ntloat;- No. 2 red, 76;c.
elevator; No. l northern. Duluth, 77?ie,
f. o. b ailoat; No. 1. hard. Duluth. ac.
t. o. b., ailoat. Optlona opened steady and
was advanced later on n strong rlso In corn,
firm continental markets, Vall street buy
ing and locnl covering, In face of heavy
deliveries on September contracts. Cios-d
firm at HTl?ic net advance. Sales Included
No. red, May. at 79MfWWVic. clos'd at
80',4c; September. '74 13.1Cjf?54c, closed at
i514c; October. 75l4ffi75ic. closed at 75c:
December. 7(1 11-lGfi ;7Ue. rlns..,l m 77;,.
COHN-Heeelpts. 31,00) bu.; exportt, W.3 0
bu.; sales. 3S5,o() liu. futures. Spot, tlrm;
No. 2, 62T4c. elevator, and G3T&C. . o, b..
afloat. Options market was strong ami
active, on covering attributed to n bul hh
llllnolH stnto report, upon predictions of
smaller receipts and support by western
provision Interests. Closed strong at le tut
advance. .May, 62,fcG3!4i closed at iRtjc;
September closed at 62Jc: October, fi'ij,-,,'
6!e. closed at 6l;c; December, Cl!ifi62itc,
closed at 6iic.
.OA!'8,U'c,.lI,," X2-m Spot, quiet;
No. S. 3o: No. 3. :i7Ui.' N. u-iiitn .-n-,-
No. 3 whllo, 39e; truck mixed western, 37'4
39c: track White western. MitiTf 17...
white state. 3M447c. Options active an 1
higher with corn.
1 ''AV Weak; shipping, t03c: Ko0d to
FI3KD Weak: surlni: brn jnnM!i7r..
Middlings, JKO0jj20.ro; winter bran. $17.fCi
HOPS Steady: state, commnn in ,.i,,.i..a
19.0 crop, lltil5c: 1W3 crop, dfUc; olds. ff?3c:
Paclllo coast, 1900 crop, lU15c; 19 cion
1199. filfllc; olds. Iift3c. ' ' 1
UIUKH-Ptrmiyt uaiveslon. 20 to 25 lbs
o; Laurornia. si to 3) ins., wvjo; Texas
dry, 24 to 30 lbs., 1414c
UEATHKRi-Stcadyr hemlock sole, Huenos
Ayres, ubiii iu ncuvy, ;J',4H-414c; nc d.
!31iM241?e.
PHOVISlONS-nerf, nrm: family, lu.o)
Mi;.uu; mess, u.miui;.mi; oeet nams, j:o.o w
22.01); iiackot. J10.00410.W; city, extra lud a
mess. J16.004llS.00. Cut meats, steailv: nlrk ni
bellies. JS.75810.5i); plc'.ded shoublirs, J7.00W
7.1'Sr pickled hams, J10.750U.(0. Lnrd, llrm:
western steamed, 19.30: refined, stronger;
Bi'ptcmter clohed ut J9.60. nominal: ronll
neiit. $.175: South America. 110.23; emu.
pound. ?' "SfiT-M- I'ork. tlrm: family, J1B.73
ft 17.00; short clear, J1S.25(1S.(0; mess, $15 M
5 , n ri
CIfl3K813 Venk; fancy largo colored, fc;
fancy large white, 9c: fancy small colored,
V)jc; tancy sinau wiiiie, ;r.
TAl.LOW Firmer; city, 5Sc; country
McfhS'Ie.
ht'TTER Hecelnts. 6.9V5 pkus.: firm:
ntnto dairy, 1419c: creamery, !Cfl2)c: Jure
packed ruciory, iiisniiwc.
Kisris Hecelnts. 11.20.) pkgi.: market
eteady; statu and Pennsylvania, 1 82 r;
western candled. I7iiitc western unc.uul.ed,
J4fil7c
Mni.AORKft Stead v.
POI'ITHY Alive, Heady: springers. 11c;
turkeyB'. 10c; fowls, 1014c Dressen, Irr-gu-
lar; springers, ii iuwib, i v.
ni.-TAi.Klliislnes In the local metal
mmkot waa very slow. Tin was rattier
unsettled and slightly lower In sympathy
with the dcpreBston ubroud. Bpjt cloatd
C7H f.0',4 fSOJiWiflfiD
711tf7'71i5it71V45' 71 7U,
7o i4li i5?i 7o 75
Sli4 B5?1j MJi Bi5U?;
33 33'Jfl'i, 33 33H 32
3li XA 3I Xa,,3IW
37'i 3741 37d 37-1?i 37UVi
U 10 14 I71i II 40 It 47U It 3S
liri2',4 14 r.2',5 14 6214 11 '12 Vi 14 4714
15 ft) 15 C7V4 15 60 15 6714 15 35
0 1214 f 30 9 12'S 9 30 0 10
0 1214 30 9 1214 9 30 9 074
8 93 9 03 S 93 9 05 S 9214
R 10 8 4.'. 8 40 8 43 8 S7U
8 4714 X M S 4714 8 53 8 45
8 0214 8 0714 8 0214 8 0714 S CO
unsettled and easy nt $2.7.50. At London
. ' '1 1 1 . A .1 JnnllM.J 1 r .. hhh. ln..MH,nH 1 I
to i.wtiiicn itn ,,uiut uillll null, V-I?II1S
with spot quoted nt $ir,.5Q17.00 for hike
CJ . . n .l 1 ,- o-. J 1 m . . . .. . . .
ouviiur hmu -?'fi iQ.oi-j nr casting ann
electrolytic. In l-uiiilmi copper wbs 2s 6.1
higher on a scarcity of sellers, rather than
tn an Increase In demand. Spot cltscd at
litfi 15s and futures nt AI67 2s Cd. 1a ad
continues dull at $4.37's here, whllo values
jt London wero also unchanged at 11 17s
6d. Spelter ruled dull and nominally un
changed at home and abroad, icl s n; at
J4 nnd j:i respectively. At Pittsburg
Hcfuemtr pIr Iron was wenk nnd quofd
nt J15. Ixically, however, trade was quite
slow, with values still without chang .
Pig Iron warrant 4, t9.f-OHI0.0O; No. 1 north
ern foundry, $I5.H01M'.M; No. 2 southern
foundry, soft, $14,751(15.25. Glasgow war
rants closed at 6.1s Ul and Mlddlesboroilg.)
closed at 44s 10l4d.
o.maii.1 wiiot.r.s.vi.t: maiikiit.
Condition of Trade inn! (liiolndons nil
Mnple nml I'lint')' t'riidiiee.
KOClS-riccclpts, fair; loss off 1214c
MVi: POLLTl'.V-llcna, 7c; young and
old roosters, 3c, turkeys, cafcc: duckr and
geese, 6!!4c; old ducks, 4c; spring chick
ens, per lb. Oflluc.
tl(Ji"il3H Common to fair, 1114c: choice
dairy, in tubs, iSyldc; separator, )9c.
KuliSH i-'ISll illack uass. isc; whlto
bass, 10c; blucllsh, lie; bullheads, 10c: blue
litis, 7c; uulfalous, 7c; cattish, 12u; cod, 10c;
oiapples, luc, halibut, lie; lim'rlug, 7c; had
docK, luc, pike, luc; red snapper, loc; sal
mon, lie; BUiillsh, uc; trout, luc; whllullsh,
we.
OYSTLHS Standurds, per can, 30c; extra
selects, per cun, 37c; New York counts, per
can, 45c.
PiOhONS-Mvc, per doz., 60c.
V13AI.S-Cholcu. Si9c.
llAjr-Prlcis quoted by Omaha Wholcsalo
Hay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
$9.50; No 2 upland, 9.oo; medium, $s.t0;
course, $7.Co. ltye straw, $4.50. Thito prices
aio lur hay jt good color und quality. De
mand fair. Hccclpts, 3 cars.
WHKAT GOC
CuitN 31c.
OATS-Od, 31c.
UHAN-$ltf.50.
VliGCTAULES.
UHI313N COHN-Pcr do2., 10c. ."TTTs
l AllHUTo Per doz., 2Uc.
Ui'.13T8-Pu hall-bu. basket, 35c.
i CitiN'tPri Per basket, 30c.
CUCUMI113HS Home-grown, per doz., 13
LKTTUCI3-Pcr bu., 20c
HADIHilKh-Per doz., 10315c.
PAHSMSY-Per doz., 200.
NUW POTATOKS-?1.105ll.2J.
CAHHAU 13 Home-grown, 214c.
TOM ATOliS - Home-grown. per IS-tb.
basket, 00c.
uwusd-uomo-grown, per in., zu-W.
HI3ANS Vu.. per li-bu. basket, 75c;
string, per ,4bu. basket, 60c.
CANTALOUP13-liomu-rown, per doz.,
JDoiic; crates, $l.&0yl.7o.
WATKHMliLoNS-Mlssourl. Iowa and
Nebraska, 2(jj".ii as to size.
C13LKHY Kulamazoo. per bunch, 2oa3oc:
Nebrusku, per bunch, JuyiOc; Colorado,
lOGOc.
APPI.FS-Pcr bbl., $2.23B2.50.
PKACHlS rnllfnrnhi freestone, ncr box.
S3c; clings, 75c; Colorado freestone, 75Qo3c;
rilburtos. 0-baskct crates, $1.40; 4-basket
crates, 83B90c.
PLUMS calirornin, per crato, jLiayi-w;
homu-grown, per S-lb. basket. 15c.
PI3AKS Hartletts, Vi.w; utan, iz.sa; .-sew
York HarMetts, kegs. $2.50.
OHAPICS-Cailfornla Tokay. 4-lb. crate.
$2; Muscats, $1.50: Concords, homo grown,
per is-II). basket, 15c.
OHANOI3S Valcnclas, $3; Med. sweets,
$4.00.
MiJlOMi-f ancy, 4.js; cnnice. $3.10.
HANANAS l'or bunch, according to size,
j2.omil2.6o.
FKJH California, new cartons, 73c; lay
ers, do; Imported, per lb., 10ffl2c.
DATlSB l'crsinn, in hmd. ooxes, bairs, uc.
M1SCKLLAN130US.
NUTS KiiBllsh walnuts, nor lb.. 15c: fil
berts, ner lb.. 13c: almonds, ner lb.. Ifcif20c:
raw ptanuts, po' lb.. 6y514c; roasted, 014'
714c; Htuziis, lac pecans, muc.
f. ....... ..... .pr. l.l., n
UlUttU 1 cr mil., l.oui liei- -..
ltlDKS No. 1 crecn. Cv?c: No. 2 green.
514c; No. 1 salted, 714c; No. 2 salted, 614c;
No. 1 veal calf, S to 121j lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides. h&ISc;
sheep pelts, 2570c; horschldes, Jl.50if2.25.
Nt. l.nuU (irnln nml Pro vlslmis.
ST T.ntTtS Sent. B WHEAT HlKher:
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 7014c; track. 70
72e: Sentember. 70Wc: Decemlier. 72Hc: May,
7614c; No. 2 hard, 6914c.
COHN-Hlghcr: No. 2 cash, 17i;c; track,
BSc; September, 571ic; December, 69ltyi.')l4c;
n.VTviniirlinr! No. 2!cash. 36c: trnck. 375(
37140; September, 33i; December, 37c; May,
33'.4S(.i9jc; iso. 2 wimc, Mftc.
HYK Lower nt ww.
Kt.ntTlt Dull, steadv: rod winter patents.
J3.45ii3.55: extra fancy and straight, $3.05W
3.15: clear. $2.65fj2.90.
SHKD Timotny, ensy, l)Ui noi quoiaoiy
lower.
COHNM KAi-steaay, is.au.
Hit AN Dull; east track, sacked, 7oI?7iC.
MAY Kasy: timothy. $9.0Mi 14.00; prrtlrle,
$9.5i Kit 12.50.
whisky-Hieany ai i..w.
IHON COTTON'riKS-$l.32.
HA(10IN(1-6V(l714c.
HI3MP TW1N13-9C.
PHOVISIONS-Pork. firm: Jobbing. $15.75.
Lnrd, higher, $9.03. Dry salt ments, strong,
hlcher: boxed lots, extra shorts. $8.8714;
clear ribs. $s.S7l4: clear sides, $9.1214. Uacon,
strong, higher; boxed, pxtra shorts, $9.75;
clear ribs. $9.6214; clear sides, $10.0014.
MiiTALS i.eiici, quiet at jt.ziwtn-aa. apei
ter. quiet nt $3.83.
POI'LTHY Steady: chickens. 7c: springs.
814fi9c; turkeys, 6c; young, 7il Sc ; ducka,
Oljo; geese, 3c; springs, 4c.
HUTTI3H Stendy; creamery, 1002114c;
dairy. 13ffl6c.
K(HiK iiigner; western, ltc.
H13CEIPTS Flour. 40.000 bbls.: wheat. 97.-
000 hu.t corn. 22.000 bu.: onts. 55.000 bu.
SMIPMISNTS-Flour. 9,000 bbls.; wheat,
ui.vaj uu. ; corn, -i,u"j ou.; oais, lo.wj ou,
Liverpool tirnln Mnrkrt.
LIVEHPOOL. Sept. 5. WHEAT - Spot,
quiet: No. 2 reil western, winter, 6s fid; No.
1 northern, siirlmr. OsSd: No. 1 California.
5s llHd. Fututes, qulut; September, 0s6?d;
Ueeemoer. oh nysU.
uoiiN spot, quiet; American new, mixeci,
4s livid: Amcrlcnn old, mixed, no stock.
Futures, quiet; September, 4s914d; October,
4s95id: November, 4s 10(1.
PHOVIBIONS-Heef, extra India mess,
firm, 70s. Lard, American refined, In palls,
llrm, 45s fid, Hacnn, Cumberland cat, flrm,
4!'s. Short ribs, flrm, 47s; long clear mid
dles, light, llrm, 47s fid; long clear middles,
heavy, tlrm, 17s; short clear backs, tlrm,
15s 3d: clear belllcB, llrm, 56s.
Hl'TT EH Finest 1'ntted States, steady.
93s: good I'nlted States, steady. 77s.
FLOl'H St, louls. fancy winter. 7s 6d.
I'EAS-Canadlan, 4s C14d,
Hecelpts of whent In the last thrco days,
314.(H) centals, Including 209,000 American
Hetclpts of corn In tho last threo das,
1,300,000 centals.
ICansnM City (irnln nml Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. B. W 1 1 13 AT He
celpts, 129 cars; September, (Vl?lc; December,
6;Mn"ltc: May, 71t7H4c; cash. No. 2 hard,
65V4fl'Wc: No. 3. folijffiVjc; No, 2 red. (ISc.
COHN Sentntnher, 5HTttI57c; December,
57c; May. 69Hri5!4c: cash, No. 2 mixed, 56ft
0614c: No. 2 white. 6014c
OATS No. 2 whitP. 35y3S14c.
HYE-No, 2, Bflnr.6V4c.
HAY Choice timothy, $12.60; choice prnl
rlo. $12.oo.
Hl'TT 13 It - Creamery, lfiViGlOc; dairy,
fnncy. 145lfic,
EOGS Firm; fresh Missouri and Kansas
stock quoted on 'chnnge, 13c per doz,, loss
off, cases returned.
nKCElPTS-Whent. 103,300 bu.; corn, 12,
COO bu.; onts. I.ikmi bu,
SHIPMENTS-Whc.at. 193,0 bu.; corn.
21,010 bu.; oats. 9,ooo bu.
i '
Toledo (irnln and Sped,
TOLEDO. Sent. 5,-WHEAT-Qulet; Sep
tcmber. 72ie; December. 7H4c.
COHN-Qulet; September, 57V4o; Decem
ber, 57Tc.
OATS Dull; September, 58c; December,
CI ,0 V E H S 13 13 D Fa I r 1 y
$3.5,3.
nctlvo; prime,
Minnrnpolls AVhent Market,
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 5.-WHI3AT-Cah.
(fc; September, SSUffMHc; December, GiTic.
On track: No. 1 hard. 71Jc; No. 1 north
wn, cn: No. 2 northern. 6fic.
FLOL'H Firm: first patents, $3.8)0595;
seeind patents. $3.63513.75; first clears, ,80
second clears, $2.20.
111 UUIK, J12.B0.
Duluth (irnln Market.
DULUTH. Sept. 3.VHI3AT-Cash. No.
1 hard. 71c; No. 1 northern. 69Hc; No. 2
northern. bttUo: ftentnmiio ,tZ iiAIAi..-
OWio: May. 73-4C. ' " '
OAT8-iiMi35ic.
COHN 55'ic
Penrlit 3lnrLet.
PEOniA, Hept. 5.-COnN-Hlgher; No. 3,
OATS IrtfRular; No. 3 white, 34if?35e
WHISKY-On the basis of $1.30 for fin
Ishcd goods.
lMilliulrlpliln Prndiice Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 5.-HUTTEH-
rirm. w uigner; tancy western creamery,
21c: fancv nearby rrlnts. 2le.
EQas Firm, good demand; fresh, nearby
and nestern, 18c; fresh touthwestcrn and
b 'ithern, 16c.
( HEESE-Diill nnd 'tc lower. New York
full creams, fancy smnll, 9ic; New York
'U.I creams, fair to choice, 8'i9'c,
MJW VOMK STOCKS AM) IIOMI.H,
Oiern(lons of Protean lonnl Trnders
.lln I.lttlR Impression on Mnrkrl,
NEW YOHK, Sept B The operations of
professional traders, to which business on
the Stock exchange Is now almost wlnlly
confined, do not make moro than n super
ficial Impression upon the market. The
object nf tho Waders Is achieved If prices
are moyed, whether In one direction or
another When the professionals percehc
that In tolling stocks they lire getting In
sparse company they turn with the utmoit
cheerfulness to the buying side, an iney
did yesterday nnd for a time this morning,
and when the buying demand shows di
minishing power and there seems danger
of becoming loaded up with long stoiki
they begin to sell with equal alacrity, us
they did this nfternonn. Tho news from
day to day may continue much the same
without erfect on tho nature of thu narrow
tlucttiatlons In such a market.
As a background to the market, He tho
strong general conditions of business, the
prospect that tho Interruption to t In pros
perous conduct of the steel Industry will
not be much longer continued und the de
termination with which controlling Inter
ests In the great properties cling to their
hnldltiL's. ti is itui fibvlou tiollc.v of large
capital nt this time to discourage nctlvo
speculation, pending the clearing of tho
HUtunin money requirements and at thv
same time offer effective support for pr.ces
of sccurltcs when threatened.
Tho principal development today was the
renewul of tho Interior d-inand lor our.
renev. There was deposited $7I.CC0 nt tll
subtrensury for transfer to Chicago nnd
J20,0u0 for transfer to Now Orleans. Yes
terday'n subtrensury operations yl.?ldi d n
small bnlauco to the banks on account of
payments for gold dcpoMtcd nt Paclllo
coast points and thero was further pay
ments for the sumo uccount today, but It
Is obvious thnt the curront government
surplus will render nugatory these relieving
inuucnces.
The subtrensury had In fact taken $7,253.-
000 from tho market up to last night, ul-
innugn ino movement of currency to tne
Interior was suspended up to that time,
The offerings of I'nlted Stntes boncH 'o.
redemption under the terms of the secretary
or the treasuty have slightly Increus d tn
the last few days, but they are Inslgnltlcnnt
as mi offset to the drain on .nccnui.t of
the government revenues. Wall street s
discussing relief by some new action of tho
Treasury department, as Is Invariably th
case In periods of money dltllciilty, but
there wns nothing announced to give color
to tno expectation,
Money worked llrmer In all dcp.irtm"nts
today and sterling exchange fell an addi
tional frnctlou and reports were In circula
tion of n JBXV.'i1) engagement for Inirort.
Discounts hardened In London, hut the re
lease of funds following today's payment
of an Installment on consol subscriptions
may relieve that market. The woklv
statements of both the Hank of England
nnd tho nnnk o Franco show losses In gold
reserves. Todny's early show of streng h
was confined to the coalers, Vunderlillts,
grangers and Paclllcs-nmong the rallrNi Is
nnd Sugar and a few minor npecl'iltl s
among the Industrials. Hrnoklyn HnnM
Transit was weak throughout on the poor
Biiowing or juiy net earnings, tho mnrKei
closed weak at declines running up to 2
points. Hnllroad bonds were Irregular In
tone nnd dull, Total sales, pur vu'.tt
Jl.455.O0O.
United Stntes bonds wero unchnnged on
the last call.
The following are the eloJlnc prices on
the New York Stock cxchnr.se:
Atchison
n So. Paclllo .
978o. Hallway
. K'i
. 33',
. SS,
. 4C
. W:i
. 31
. 99',
. S3
. !2T,
. i0
IS'k
. 30'.
. :2 b
. 41
. 71
.liD
.P'J
. 95
.ICo
.117i
. 30U
. S7
. 27
. 1.3
.
.too'.;
137?i
. OJ
. 71i
do rf)
IliiKlmore & Ohio..
101
do pfd.
do nfd
Texas & Pacific...
Tol.. St, L, & V.
Cnniiilliin Pacific. .
Canada So
Cnes, & Ohio
ChlcuKo & Alton...
5?
39 W
;s
t)?i
3
l".Vi
211.
SI
U
do pfd
Union Pacific
do pfd
Wabusli
do pfd
do pfil
CIilcnKo. 1 nil. & L.
till Mil
Wheel. & L.
13.
Chicago d K. III...
ChlcaKO O. W
do 2.1 pfd....
Wis. Central .
Jo pfd
I. l ('. & St.
do 1st pM
fir 2il pfd
Chicago A; N. XV...
C H. I. & 1
Chicago Ter. & Tr.
19 1
Anams 1.x...
144i'Anierlcan Hx
Mil 17. S. Kx.
4: Wella-Forgo Ux..
Dili Anial. Copper ....
U'.i Ainer. far & P..,
M do pfd ,
M Amcr. Lin. Oil ...
167'i do pfd
::j Ainer. rt. & It....
, 43 do pfd
K'i Amcr. Tobacco ,,
no Hid
C. C. C. & St. L..
Colorado Ho
do ttt pM
do :i iri
Del. & lluili-on
Del. L. & XV
Denver & It. CI
in I'M
Krlo
, 43'i Anae. Mill, Co....
, 71i Hrooklyn It. T
M'i Colo. Pui-1 & Iron.
1W (Con. Ons
, M'-i Con. Tobucco
TS' I do pfd
141 (4en. Klecrtlc
-1 (llucose SilRar
75 Hucklng Coal
Bl Inler. I'.iper
.127 do pfd
10IS Inter. Power
IIS iLiclnle (las i.
,Vft Nntlonal lllscult ..
20 Natlunal Lead
13', Nallor.nl Salt
lOT'.i do pfd
lOHn No. American
, Mt Paclllo Coast
. 571. Pacific Mnll
tin 1st I'M
da 2d 1M
.105
at Nor. pM
Hocking Valley ....
.22a
M?i
.US
.26",
.
. 13
. 2t'i
. 73H
. 911,
. 90
. 4l'i
. 20',,
. 4J'i
. "'I
99(i
. Cl
. 42"i
.111?
.
.:oh
. is;
. ,3
Id pM
Illinois Central ....
low ii Central
On nfd
Lake Krle & XV....
do ptd.....
I j. & N
Manhattan L
Met. Si. lty
Mexkan I'entrnl ..
Mex, National
Minn. & St. L
Mo. Tactile
M., K. & T
do nfd
N. .1. Central
lfil (People's (Ins ....
.154'tiPreucd H. Car..
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & XV
m ilo pru
S3 Pullman P. Car....
74 Hepul.lle Sleel
3'k do pfd
,145'4 Sugar
, (Pi Tenr.i Coal & Iron.
. " Union Hag k P
53 !i do pfd
. 4 V. S. leather
H do pfd
. "I U. S. Rubber
31 do pfd
. CIVi.U. ft. Sleel
161), do pfd
do pfd
No. Paclllo pfd
Ontario A XV
enntvlvanla
133' k
Heading
no 1st pfd
do ;t pfd
. 74
. 13l
. H
. 19'i
. at
. 43'i
. 9)
. 93'
St. L. & H. V
do 1st pfd
do '.'J rfd
Rt. L. Soutliw......
do pfd
St. Paul-
Mo pfd
.131 Wistern Pnlon
Offered. "Trust receipts.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
llnunclal cablegram says: Tho stock mnr
ket today, while Idle, was noverthel-'ss
more cheerful. Tho nilvlco of tho kaiser
to the sultan to como to an understanding
with Franco caused a cessation of selling
from Purls, Tlntos spurted to 53 on :
rise In the metul. Amerlcun stocks opened
above purity, but business wns narrow,
There was some hesitation before New
York prices wero received nnd then the
market hardened, closing at the top. Tho
favorites wero Canadian stocks, Erie, Chi
cago Great Western, tho latter on largo
nrbltrage buying, Call and future rates
are l per cent, owing to tho transfer to
tho treasury of .1,500,000 on consols. Tlu
nank of England has received 10,000 gold
and has engaged 100.000 from Egypt. Sliver
Is dull, on New York sales.
Xw York Money Market.
NEW YOHK, Sept. 6,-MONEY-On cull,
firm nt 3',4fo"4 per cent: lust loan, 4; prlmo
mercnntllo paper. 4m5',..
STEHLINO 13X C II A N G 13 We a k . with
actual business tn bankers' bills ut $l,S5'i((
$l.83i for demand nnd ut $I.S3ii for sixty
Jly: J"'ti'il rates, $4.Suyi,s7; commercial
bills. J4.N2V 1.8.11;.
SILVEH-Uar, 58Vc; Mexican dollars,
HONDS Oovernment. stendy; stute.
tinner, rnllroad, lrreg.ii.ir.
Tho closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
U. 8. ref. 2s. reg ..
107'i Hocking Val. 4'is,,
1C6H
101',
83
344
103
9H
53i
105 a,
1MH
130
103
75
102?,
911
10(1
97
97i
77
S64
92'i
117
119
81
i03;
107 V,
113U
HO'.i
1131k
do coupon
do 3s, res
do coupon
do new U, reg..
do coupon
do old (". res..
do coupon
do !, res
do coupon
Atchlion gen. 4i..
do adj. 4
mi-, i,. ai m. uni. (a
HSH Mex. Central 4
.lOS'i do la Ino
137 'Minn. & Si. L. i,
137 M., K. A T. 4a
,112 I do !s
113 N Y. Central is....
,lu7; do gen. 3!i..i...
,107, N. j. KQn is
,104 No. PaclUo 4a
, 91i dn 3n
Ilalthuore & O, 4s,.
103 N a xv. con, 4a...,
Ol'j Heading Ken. 4a
106V St I. & I M c. 5a..,
107 St L & S V a
,107'j St L Southw. la...,
M4 Oo la
101S Ran A. & Ar P. 4a
84 So. Paclllo 4
97'i8o, Hallway Sa
JlOUiTex, & Pa "ino la,.,
1 l; T.'- 81 & W
.IMUiL'nlon Paclfle 4i...,
.101 ilo conv. 4a,
93'i Wabash la
. do 2a
,IOJi,i ru iifli
do 31,
do conv. 4s
Canada So. 2
Central of (la. ii...
do la lnc
Ches. & Ohio 4'js...
Chi. .t Alton JVii,.
C, II, & Q, new (
C, M & St P k. 4..
C. & N. W. c, 7..,
C, H. I. & P. 4i,.,
C C C & St L I. 4,
Chicago Ter. 4i
Colorado So, 4s
Denver & H, O. 4,
Erie prior Hen l,
. ni. West Shore 4i
W Wheel, i L. K, 4s
.104 I '
ito general .. .
K. XV. & I). C. 1
Offered.
II ii nk Clenrlnsa,
OMAHA, Sept. 5. Hank clearings today,
J1.145.S31 ; corresponding day last year.
J1.om.449: Increase. Jf'J.Stfi.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-Clearlngs. $3,464.
200; New York exchange, 15S203 dUcnint;
money, 37j5'4 per cent.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. fi.-Clarlnv.
$19,50S.550; balances, $:,206,174; money, f4H
per cent.
CHICAOO. Sept. 5,-Clearlngs, J30,5:8,(H1:
balances, $2.750.W1; postrd exchange, $lff
4.87H: New York exchange, 50c discount
NEW YOHK. Sept. 5.-CIenrlngs, J2C7.
4C0.928: Imlunccs. $13,U6.759.
HOSTON. Sept E.-Clearlngs, J22.59J.429;
balances, $1,950,193.
ST. LOUIS, Sept, 6.-Clcarlnsi. $10,337,976;
balances, $?2.9S2; money, 41J6 per cent; Now
York exchange, 2Se discount bid, loc uls
count asked.
HALTIMOHE. Sept. 6-Clear.ngs. $5,1l,
C2I; balances, $tl6,S7h; money, 4',ig5 per cent.
Huston .Stock (liiolntlons,
HOSTON, Sept. 5.-Cnll loans, 41?5 pr
ceiii; time loans, 4WJ6 per cent. Ofrlcul
closlne;
A.. T. & S. F 77H Westlngh. Electric.
do pfd 94 Atchison 4a
Amer. Sugar 1J3 Jf. 13. O. &. C. s..
American Tel lei Adventure
ilostou & Albany., ,IJs ll.ngliani Mln, Co.
Dominion Coal 42 Amal. Copper
do pfd 113 Oil. A Hecla
. Ti'i
.1024
. 84
. 304
. 41
.I17"i
.730
. 304
. 20
. 50
. 524
.1M
. 7
.337
. 3D
. 34
. t5
V. a. ateel 4) Centennial
do prd
Pltchhurg pfd
anKllll
.143 HumboMt
.230 Pnrrott
i:. Kicc. ill..
.Mex. Central !ii Qulncy
N. 13. O. & C 76 Santa Ke Copper...
Old Colony 5)1 iTanKirack
Old Dominion 33'k'r(nh Mining
Pnlon Pacific ....... M' Winona ,
t.'n.on Land .. 3 iWolverlncs
West End 93
London Mock (Inofnt ftins.
LONDON, Sept. G.4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money
do account ...
... 93i N. Y. Central
91 13-ls Norfolk & XV
... 9V do pfd
... St-lNn. Paclllo nfd....
,.Wt
,. .-.',
. :
.1014
. 374
. 73
.. 2.':
. 33-
,. SVi
,. 34
.. 91
. 61 i
,. 914
. 4P,
. Ml,
. M4
. 41
. 71
,. 414
Anaconda ..,
Atchison
do pfd
HaltUnorc A Ohio
Ontario & XV
IOTVl'cnnslvnnla
llTH Heading
4 S" b ) do 1st ptd
, 2d,i do 2d pfd
.173 So. Hallway
51 I do fd
Canadian Pacific.
Cli.s . Ohio
Chicago Q. V....
('., .M. & St. P...
Dener & It. O..
do pfd
Erie
do lt pfd
do 11 pfd
Illinois Ccntial ..
! & N
M., Iv. ,t T
do pfd
93, .So, l'HClllC
,. 11
Union Paclllo
V. S. Sttcl ..
do pfd ,
Wabusli
do nfd
pfd.
,. tin
,. tii
,,i;oh
,. 31",
,. its
Spanish 4
Hand Mines .
SIIA'EH Hnr. quiet, 27il per on,
MONI3Y-lUom per cent. The rate nf
discount In thu open market for short bills,
2U per cent; for three months' bills, Zm
Srr York MlnliiK Ntnckn.
NEW YOHK, Sept. 5. The following are
the closing quotations on mining slocks:
Adams Con
Alice
. 20
. 40
.14)
. 8
.
.173
. W
.173
. t8
Little Chief ....
Ontario ,
Ophlr
rimtnlx
Poltsl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ..
Standard
.... i:
....90(1
.... 73
.... S
.... 3
.... 4
.... 10
.... 30
....323
Ureeca
Hrunsnlck Con....
Comstock Tunnel..
Con. Cal. & Va...
Deadwool Terra ..
Horn Silver
Iron Silver
Lcadvlllu Con
l'orcli(ii I'lntiiiclnl.
LONDON. Sept. 5.-Money was In fair de
mand toibiv. notwlthstandlni: considerable
preparations for the payment of Installment
on tho :i00,5oO,oiHi of consols. Discounts
worn llrm under the liilluence or tne wenu
ness of New York exchange and the de
mand for gold for Austria.
Apart rrom tho strcngtn ot Americans
there wns little or no feature on the Stock
exchange. A revival of the nervousness re
garding the future of money hntl n dampen
ing effect. High class Investments and con
sols were easier nut steaciy. Americans
opened Mini unci hardened, especially after
the receipt of New York's opening prices.
Missouri. Kansas & Texns common und
picferrcd. Pnlon Paclllc, common und pre
ferred, nnd Erie common nnd preferred
were the features, Pricey closed steady.
Cuuudlaii Puclllcs were strong nnd Inter
nationals wero llrm. The weekly statement
of tho Hank of England shows the follow
ing changes: Total reserve, decrease, 03.1,-
dsi; circulation, increase. 3io.ooo; million,
derrenst", 323,537; other securities, Increase,
.CHl.OOO; other deposits, decrease, !H7,Ooo;
public deposits. Increase, 162,000; notes re
rorve, decrease, 550,000: government se
curities, unchanged. The proportion of tho
Hank of England's reserve to liability Is
55.30 per cent; last week It was K1.41 per
cent. Hate of discount, unchnnged ut 3 per
cent, Gold premiums aro quoted nt Huenos
Ayrea touay nt I3i.su; .Mnurid, 3'j.u.; i.isiinu,
38.50. The amount of bullion withdrawn
from the Hank of England on balance to
day wns 90,000. Gold premiums nt Home,
4.10.
PAHIS, Sept. 5. Prices opened firm on
the bourse today, hut afterward relapsed
In consequence of realizations, nccentunted
by n decline In Sosnovlce. Near the close,
however, there was a general rally. Gov
ernments were Irregular: Brazilians were
wenk, while Spanish 4s, Itnliuns und Tlllks
were supported on favorable news regard
ing the sieel strike In the I'nlted States
and tho higher price' of copper. Delloors
llnlshed llrm. The weekly statement of the
Hank of Franco shows the following
chnnges: Notes In circulation. Increase,
85,250,000 francs; treasury nccounts current,
decrense. 63.07S.(X) francs: gold In hnnd. do-
crenso, 29,100.00o francs; bills discounted, de-
tii-iinv, j iu,vi ,""V iiMum, putt, in iitiiiu, in:-
crease, 1.150,(st francs. Three per cent
rentes, lOlf SJiAc: exchnnge on London, 25f
21c for checks; Spanish 4s, 72.05.
BERLIN, Sept. 5,-Prlc.s on the bourse
today opened llrm on New York advices;
mines wore higher; banks were maintained;
governments were quiet and Chinese wero
tlrm: home funds wore weaker on realiza
tions; Cnnndlau Puclllcs were nctlvo on
fuvorablo crop reports; at tho close prices
wero generally weaker In sympnthy with
Vienna. Exchango on London, 20m 43 Pfgs.
for checks. Discount rates: Short hills,
2'i per cent; three months' bills, 2H per
cent.
MADHID, Sept. S.-Spnnlsh 4s closed at
79.35; gold was quoted at 39.97.
Cotliin MnrliPt.
V !.,!' T f1 f . I ' . . . . r r. r ... r. .
it ii'iwv. c?eiu. ii. i. u i i u ajioi,
steady, l-ltic advance; middling uplands,
fcn.llln! mlilrlllnn. eitlf b11.1i:,.. oa1a 1CL
bales. Futures closed steady; September,
7.74c; Oitobe.". 7.7i!c; November, 7.7&"; De
cember. 71! Jununrv. 7.S?! l.Vhrlinrv
7.82c: March. 7.S5C; April. 7.SSc; May. 7.S7c.
, ST. LOCIS. Sept. 5,-COTTON-l-liic
lower, quiet; middling, Se; sales, .Whales;
receipts. 452 bales; shipments, 611 bales;
stock. 33,982 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. B.-COTTON -Steady;
sales, l.SfiO bales; ordinary, bko:
i;ood ordinary, fi 13-lfic; low middling. 7c;
mlndllng. 8 7-lfio: good middling. 8 13-lfic:
Middling fair, fi 1-lBc. nominal; receipts, 456
bnlc-M; stock, 45,fiS bales. Futures, steady:
September, 7.94fi7.9Se; October, 7.7157,7. 73c
November. 7.71(f7.73c; December. 7.7K27.72c:
.January. 7.72Ji7.73c; Fobruury. 7.720i7.74c;
".''J".0," " 72a7.74c; April, 7.72ti7.74c; May
7. i3iii7. me.
GALVESTON, Sept. 5.-COTTON-Hlgh?r,
n"A'i.V,:SP901" H.Q' 6'-4 P' m.-COT-TON
Spot, modernte demand, prices
llrmer; American middling fair, 511-32.1;
P1 mldillliiK. 5. 1-32d; middling. 4 25-.12d
lov middling, 4 9-16d: good ordinary. 4 O-lOd
ordlrnrv. 4 l-16d. Tho sales of the dny
wero 8,000 bales, of which 600 were for rpec
ul'itlon and export and Included 7,200 bales
Aiirriciin. Hecelpts, 2.000 bales, no Amer
lean. l-iiturcH opened quiet nnd cloied
Mrnd; Amerlcnn middling I. m. c: Sep.
tember. 4 41-Bld, se lers; September nnd Oc.
Hibcr. 4 27-0l(f7l2.S.6ld. buyers; October am
November . 4 22-filcf. buyers; Novem-
, i io'iiijci j;'iiu, feiier.-i!
Doccmbor aiul Jnmiary. 1 17-CI(f7 is-ftltl, wyl
4 lS-fild; March and April, 4 17-6I4 lg.fiiT
buyers; April and May, 4 176IRI 18-64(1, Vuyi
f'offec Market,
,KW . 8eP- B' COFFEE Spot
nip. quiet; No, 7 Invoice. 5 9-10c. Mid,
quiet; Cordova, sgittjc. Futures opened
stendj". with prices unchanged In the ab
sence nf lntluenthtl factors of nny descrlp
tlon nnd ruled very dull throughout the
early half of tho session, but ubout steady
on light professional buying, ForelKii spec
illative markets, aa a rule, were unchanged,
Receipts averaged up bcnrlshly nnd the
local spot situation contnlnod nothing of
feature. In tho nflemoon the market
eased off 5 points under heavy bear selling
and closed net unchanged to 5 points
lower nnd steady. Total sales were .15.500
bags. Including; September. 4,7fe; October.
4,,6c; December. 5c; January, 5.05c: IW
Myyfc46c ,nrcn' 6-"Soi Apr"' 6-303.35ci
Sugar MnrUri.
NEW YORK. Hept. 5,-SITOAH-naw. dull
and easy: fair rellnlng, 3 5-16c; centrifugal,
M test. 3e; molasses s.ignr, 3 1-1 fie, Re.
lined steady; No. 6, 4.65c; No, 7. 4.55e; No,
8, 4.45c; No, 9. 4.40c; No, 10, 4.35c; No. 11.
4.30c; No. 12, 4.30c; No, 13, 4.20c; No, 14, 4.20c;
stnndard A. .V05c; confectioners' A. 5.05.!;
mould A, 5.60c; cut loaf. 5.75c; crushed,
S.iric: powdered, 5.35c; granulated, 5.23a;
cubes, n.fiov.
LONDON. Sept. C-Sl'OAn-Muscovado,
9'v3d: centrlfugal.v I0s3d; beet sugar.
Aucust, Ss. '
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 5.-SlTOAR-(Vtv
trlfugal yellow, 4f?4c: seconds. 2a3ic.
Molasses, steady; centrifugal, ftflOc.
X'"V4 York llry GnoiN Mnrkel.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-DRY OOODS
The market Una presented u generally
quiet appearance today and business has
hardly been up to prevlojs dnys of tho
week. There has buen no changes In loans
and prices nre maintained throughout.
Wide print cloths have it hardening ten
dency. The local Jobbing trade Is good In
general llnw,
Wool Market,
ST LOIMS. Sept. 5.-WOOL-Generally
strong; medium grade. 12HWie. light nr.",
HUi! -c- heavy line, lOflllftc; tub washed,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Light Rfceiptj f Outlo and Trade RnWd
Active tad Fnlly Eteady.
SHARP ADVANCE IN HOG VALUES
Sot llnoiixh JUicph nnd l.niub Offrrrd
for .Snlr Tnilny to Jlnkr n l'nlr Test
of .llnrket, tint Memlj- l'rlces
Were Pnlil for Pen on Sole.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 5.
Hccclpts were: Cnttle. Hogs. Sheep
umciai .Mommy.... 4, mi
OMlclal Tuesday 5.03S
Olllclal Wednesday 2.111
Official Thursday 1,555
2,513 8,2m
5,870 13,0 4
4,621 D 943
4,573 310
Four days this wecU..13,Sll 17.08 27,633
Same days last week. ...13,620 22.993 20,001
Same week beforo ll,59tl 2U53 27,150
Same three weeks ugo... 15,319 27,511 32.S25
Same four weeks ngo. . ..13,197 35,160 19,991
Same days last year 17.SS2 23,732 24,277
Average prlco paid for hogs ut South
Omaha tho past several doys with com
parisons: 1901.11900., n9J.'1593.jl897.lSDO.ilS93.
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
AUgUGt
August
August
August
August
Sept. I
Sept. 2,
Sept, 3
Sept. 4
Sept. 5,
151 5 77H!
4 97
4 9S
4 41
4 32
3
2 831
4 42
4 47
4 53
llli f 77',
171 6 83',!
1S
3 73i
3 70
5 00
4 3GI
3 74
3 71
2 84
4 95:
4 47
.1 66
3 67
3 69)
2 921
19 S 89
6 03
6 02
5 01
4 50
3 73
6 6Ti
3 75
3 701
2 79
2 85
i 66
I (
u iSl,
5 S7l(i!
4 42
4 42
3 76
3 69
2 97
4 36
4 36
231 6 91 i
4 971
3 74 3 83
")1VI
r. o:
4 4Z
z mi a rj
2 c$;
2 79
2 76
2 75
6 03
4 40
4 38
4 40
3 fl
3 91
5 974
6 007,
6 CO
4 31
4 24
4 26
t 22
4 24
4 20
4 37
4 31
4 21
4 9S
4 021
6 02i
.1 97
2 0
ti02i
6 02
4 4
3 70
2 84
6 ll'i
6 12U
6 n;
5 0)
4 401
3 72
3 63
3 61
3 CO
3 91
C 05
5 01
5 02
4 ?7
4 20,
4 14
3 99!
3 99
2 81
2 77
1 0,
4 o;
2 51
077s
4 19
I 221
3 65
81
71
ti 15
6 26U
6 06
3 62!
1 01
5 os;
2 iC 4 13
Indicates Sunday.
The onicl.il number of cars of
brought In today by each roa.-l was:
stock
Sh'p.
'i
'i
Cattle. Hogs.
C, M. & St. P. Hy....
u. i i. i.. tty
Mo. Paclllc Ry i
Union Paclllc System
12
27
C. A- N. W. Ry
I., E. & M. V. H. H
S. C. & P. Ry
C, St. P., M. & O. Hy....
11
II. ,Si .M. It, l(. K
C, 11. & Q Hy
K. U. .w- St. J
C. H. I. & P., cast
Illinois Ccutrnl
Total receipts Gl 6S 2
Tho disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
7 11 1
lfili 1,332 9S
761 .1 793
1 16 1.993 19
110
IDS
85
30
:u
75 .... ....
,." '237
217 .... 312
wwin ami company
Cudnhy Packing Co
Armour & Co
O. 11. Hammond, K. C.
H. Hecker & Degan
J. L. Cnrcy
I. olmian Co
W. I. Stephen
Hamilton & Rothschild.
L. F. IHisz
Krey Packing Co
Other buyers
Totals 1.631 4,01fi 1,253
CATTLE There was a light run of cattlo
hero today for even this time of thu week.
The big end ot the receipts today was corn
ted steers, eomparallvely tew westerns i,c
tng on sale. Packers all seemed to want
the cattle and as u result trade wns active
and fully steady all around.
There wero quite u few com fed atcers
here today and tho quality was exception
ally guod, us high lis Jo. 75 being paid for a
number of bunches. Tho demand on the
part of all the packers was active, so that
steady to stronger prices were enslly ob
tained and tho yards wero cleared ut an
early holit. Even the less dcslrahlu grades
sold toduy without dllllculty ut fully steady
prices.
Thero wns hy no means an over supply
of cows today, so tho market waB tally
steady. As compared with yesterday's
close, It waa perhaps a little stronger.
Huyers wero, nil anxious for supplies, so
that anything ut all good wns disposed of
at nn curly hour.
Them was no particular change noticea
ble today In thu prices paid for bulls,
calves and stags, though the better grades
sold reudlly at very satlslactory prices.
There wero only u few stockers and feed
ers on sale and what few were offered
wero montly of rnther common quality.
Huyers wero not very anxious today owing
to the fact that this Is the last end of the
week, and also because they have quite a
few cattle on hand. Besides that, the com
moner grades have been slow salo ull tho
week and hurd to dispose of nt any price.
Western cattle wero rather scarce today,
but thu murket was Me.uly all around.
Packers bought up the few beef steers tint
wero offered at fully Heady prices, and the
same could bo said of tho cow stuff. Tno
feeders were, of course, more or less neg
lected owing to tho fact that thu qual.ty
waa rather common. Representative sales:
HEEF STEERS.
No. A v. Pr. 1 jeo 5 no
No. Av. Pr, CO 1094 s is
1 1010 : 50 19 H4I S 40
1 Kl 2 5" 37 127S J 65
2 ') 2 50 20 131') 5 65
1 730 2 75 Cl 1345 5 7
4 1112 4 00 ES 1346 5 7S
3 1J00 4 50 36 1773 5 65
1 1200 4 M (! 1279 j ;j
2 1330 4 50 71 1371 5 75
STEERS-TEXAS.
2 930 3 75 23 lOCtl 4 45
COWS.
3 1C16 1 25 1 S20 2 40
2 1130 1 50 s fcll 2 50
1 870 1 SO 1 1(V 2 50
1 SCO 1 50 1 looi) ii)
2 975 1 73 4 833 2 c3
5 931 2 00 3 r,i -i 65
4 930 2 00 1 10SO 2 &
2 1150 2 0) 4 1050 2 75
1 040 2 2.i 16 K 2 75
4 762 2 2', 3 inn 2 po
3 103i) 2 25 4 975 2 SO
3 913 2 2 8 SS2 2 SO
3 936 2 25 3 630 .3 50
S 1-13 2 25 1 970 3 75
6 C05 2 40 1 1030 3 75
HEIFERS.
2 6f,0 2 ( 2 8J0 2 S9
1 COO 2 65 25 4(2 2 so
5 576 2 (0 1 2S0 3 00
HULLS.
1 1220 2 00 1 1450 2 60
1 720 2 35 1 SW 2 75
1 1230 2 45
CALVES.
1 ISO 4 00 2 150 4 50
2W 4 00
STAGS.
SO0 2 50
STOCK CALVES.
Slii 2 00 72 370 3 65
i07 3 40
e...
74...
2...
1...
2...
3...
1...
1...
1...
17...
9...
1...
STOCKEHS AND FEEDERS
6W
12
538
3 00
6S0
015
C66
es
, C90
, 510
- &
2 75
2 50
2 50
2 CO
2 75
2....
3....
15....
3....
4....
2....
635
673
3 00
3 00
Ml 3 Op)
If A 3 10
.. 732
. 993
. 50
.1CS0
3 10
3 20
3 50
3 75
C5
3 80
o:c 3 nu
810 3 00
NEHRASKA.
4 cows..
14 steers.
4 steers.
1 cow...
4 cows,,
2 cows.,
1 cow.,,,
4 cows..
. .1065
.. 793
.. 852
,.1000
..1117
.. 540
.. 960
.1 15
.1 ()
.1 00
2 90
2 90
2 25
3 steers.
2 steors.
.. 7.11
,. 810
. 9.15
.1060
. 9W
3 00
3 01
2 90
2 90
2 50
2 10
3 15
2 60
2 61
2 75
2 60
2 75
14 cows..
2 cows..
4 cows..
21 cows..
949
2 73 1 cows 1065
3 55 1 cow 770
3 00 3 cows 770
3 00 U feeders.. 934
3 35 3 feeders.. 1070
..1225
1 feeder... 730
1 feeder... 730
12 feeders.. 825
2 hulls
1 bull..
1 stag,
.11!) 2 35 1 feeder... 1010
.1150 2 35 2 feeders.. 785
.910 2 50
L. Vltamvnfc Neb.
1 cow 970 2 25 2 cows 880
1 cow 1090 3 00 1 cow 1120
COLORADO.
25 steers.... 702 .1 10 9 steers.... 972
14 steers. ...1116 3 .15 1 cow 990
2S cows 1030 3 15
John Mnrlry Colo.
II feeders.. 1117 3 20 25 cows 955
2 (!)
2 50
2 75
2 50
3 10
2 80
2 10
1 stag 1170 2 50 32 cows 1000
I stags.
.1500 2 50
cows,
.1000
P. Mullen-
Wyo.
23 cows 922 .1 10
3 cows t'50 2 25
10 cows 947 3 CO
13 steers.... 970 3 65
Delmer & G, Nob.
40 3teers....l000 3 C5 8 steers.... f41 2 f0
6 steers,.. .1016 J 63 1 steer..... 830 3 fS
HOGS-There was a very light run of
hogs hero today, and ns packers wore nil
anxious for supplies tho market opened
active and 10fjl6o higher than yest. rdny.
The general run of hogs sold at J0.25 and
16 27!j. with the choicer grides going Inrgcly
at 16.30. At thoso prices the hogs chanced
hands rapidly nnd It was not long before
the hulk of th receipts was out of first
hands. Along toward the last, however,
packers seemed to weaken a lit t lo on tho
lute arrivals, ns they thoueht they wore
paying too much for their hogs ai com
pared with Chicago. At that point the
advance today was reported as only QlQc.
Thu Improvement In prices tod.iy carries
the market to tho highest point slnco
October 21, 189.7,
The close of the market today wns very
stow and weak, as packers were not wll Ing
to pay over J6.23 for good hogs Sel'crs
were holding for the morning price-, to
that It was a lit t In lato beforo everything
was out of first hands. Representative
sales!
No. AV
22 190
67 :y
0 224
61 228
Sh, Pr.
... 6 17'i
200 ( 20
210 0 20
I) 6 20
160 6 20
12") SO
... 20
10 6 20
... 6 20
... 6 20
SO 6 214
... C22,
fO 6 2.1
2 6 26
120 6 25
160 6 25
280 2".
... (1 23
10) 6 a
... 25
80 6 25
120 6 25
HI 6 25
120 C 23
121 6 23
... 6 25
M 6 M
4) 2.".
No. Av.
Sh. IV
120 6 271J
87 236
Cl..
..232
..261
..234
..233
..231
..193
..231
..2J
..253
..592
.,241
s
27',
271,
f. 27'i
6 27'a
6 27',
6 27'i
17't
6 274
6 27
S7'.i
6J7 4
6 '7'j
6 27'i
6 27'i,
C 27i
20
6 ?0
6 30
6 30
6 30
C 30
6 30
6 30
6 30
6 39
fi 30
6 !')
14
67
M
C!
(H
64
50
63
54
Cl
62
..231
..1?7
..301
,.:i2
..237
IS 264
67....
.223
-1
10."
to..
50..
.216
.192
.211
.212
.284
.222
.233
1 6...
71...
67...
SO...
6J...,
47...
61...
....197
....261
....216
....310
....336
....273
120
210
4)
'
120
80
12)
1(0
120
40
120
61
93...
71...
63...
61...
56...
5S...
70...
59...
71...
56...
!9...
57...
...211
...211
...221
...236
...216
...241
...270
...275
57 2
72 254
86 271
67 M
CO 2
62 247
6S SI6
209
249
f,7 23?
31 244
. 2-. 67 24S
72 21
81 217
78 207
50 2S7
120 6 23 7(..( W)
JO 6 55 tc 217
80 6 15 C'J S4
HO 6 50
... 6 39
. . . 6 4)
... 6 271,
-There were verv f,v khe.m on
SHEEP-
sale today ami hardly enough to test tho
iiminui. iiiijcrs ccemeii in want n lew, ami
from the way they noted It was evident
thnt they would have bought good stuff
today at strong prices.
Lambs were nlso scarce today and there
was practically nothing offered to make a
fnlr test of the market.
Feeder shcop and Inmhs were In fairly
good demand today und sold ut steady
prices. There has been n good trade nil the
week on feeders, und that fact has pre
vented tho market from breaking u great
deal worse than It has.
Quotations: Choice yearlings. tf.IOIJ3.60:
fnlr to good yenrllngs, .30i)3.IO; choice
wethers, J3.25G3.40; fair tn good withers,
f3.10'(j3.25; choice ewes, J2.75y3.00: fnlr to
good ewes, J2.255J2.76; choice spring lambs,
Il.30fi4.65: fair to good spring lambs, 84.15ff
4.30; feeder wethers, 12.75-5j3.25; feeder lambs,
w.uvga.&u. Representative sales:
No.
65 cull ewes
' .1 cull ewes ,
G cull ewes
1 cull ewe
2.1 stock ewes ...
17 cull lambs
43 western owes
42 feeder lambs
4S yearling owes
71 ewen and wethers
G western wethers
2 western wethers
17 feeder lambs
5 feeder lambs
17 western lambs
10 weorcrn lambs
1 western sire
2 ewos and bucks
146 western ewes
8 cull wethers
37 feeder wethers
3.S western ewes
113 western wethers
118 feeder wethers
5 western wethers
143 western wethers
37 western lambs
183 western lambs
2 western yenrllngs
92 wethers nnd yenrllngs
47 western wethers
118 foi der wethers
29.1 feeder wethers
luo feeder wotliers
140 feeder wethers
115 feeder wethers
71 feeder lambs
8 cull lambs
10S cull lambs
70 western lambs
LATE YESTERDAY.
11 cull ewes
142 western ewes
53 western ewes
2 western ewes
7 western ewe ,
A v. Pr.
8S l CO
83 1 73
8S 2 W
80 2 00
101 2 G)
42 2 75
95 2 83
49 2 90
77 3 (0
Cl 3 15
96 3 25
!) 3 23
69 351
72 .1 50
61 4 0)
52 4 fO
100 2 73
90 2 75
101 2 73
88 2 80
82 2 80
97 2 90
83 .". 20
9) .1 20
76 3 33
9S .1 33
63 I 33
70 4 33
70 3 20
82 3 20
53 3 20
90 .1 20
9) .1 25
00 .1 23
IC) .1 23
87 .1 25
(il .1 35
63 3 50
61 3 50
69 4 00
102 2 00
lni 2 23
10S 2 73
80 2 75
10) 2 75
flllO.UiO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(,'nt(le nnd Horn Arr Illnhcr She r p
Slemly.
CHICAGO. Sent. 5. CATTLE Recclnts,
9,000 head, Including 500 head Texans and
2,000 head westerns; generally 10c higher;
nilicners stocu tlrm; Texans and westerns,
UhJ higher; nctlvq: good to nrlmo steers,
$5.616(6. 43; poor to medium. $4.0(Vff5.r0: stock
ers and feeders, J2.25ft4.25; cows nnd heif
ers, J2.35ij 5.00; canners, $l.50'ff2.25: bulls,
M.00ji4.tW: calves. 23(fj40c, higher, 3.005?(i.lO;
Texas steers, J:!.30?i3.10; western steers,
$3.8,Vni.25f
HOGS Receipts today. 21.000 bead: tomor-
row, 20.000 head, estlmnted; left over. 1,000
Iienu; marKot oc niglier, active; mixed nnd
butchers. J5.93fi6.S3; good to choice henvy,
J6.30fi 6.921,4; routh henvy. J5.9.V(i6.25; light,
J5.90fii6.75: hulk of sales. J6 20fi6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 13.000
head; steady: good to choice wethers, J.1.63
KM, m; tair to cnoice mixeu, ?.7.;iwi.l.7U; west
ern sheep, J.1.25fi 1.00; natlvn lambs, J3.0u&
1.83; western lambs, Jl.oOfllO.
Kniisns City Live Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 5. CATTLE Re
ceipts, natives, 9.000 head; Texans, 700
hend. nnd calves. 700 head: cornfed cattle
lOfllSc higher; cows nnd heifers, steadv to
10c lower; heavy feeders strong, othors
slow; choice export nnd dressed beef
ulcers, ,i,oikim.iii; lair io goon, f i.kirh,i,4o;
stockers und feeders, J2.40fi3.S5; western
fed steers, Jl.5(j!fj'5,75 ; western range steers,
J3.25ftl.S5; Texans and Indians. 52.70773.85:
Texas cows, J2.25Ji2.80; native cows, J2.50f
4.00; heifers. J2.75ru5.23; canners. J1.505T2.40;
bulls, J2.1W74.50; calves, $3.50175.23.
HOGS Receipts, 7.000 head; market SfflOc
higher; top. J6.63; hulk of sales, JiUOfirt.00;
heavy, J6.50!;6.65; mixed packers, J6.33iSfi.f5,
light. J6 0O5JIS.50; pigs, J5.0OMH.00.
SHEEP AND LA MHS Receipts, 2,000
head; sheep steady. Iambs weak; lambs,
J3.5CQ4.50; native wethers, J.1.25Q3.60; west
ern wethers, J3.15ft3.no; ewes, J2.50fl3.53;
ttockers and feeders, JS.OOfl.l.lS.
St. Louts Live Stoelc Market.
ST. LOTUS. Sept. 6.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
4,000 head, Including 1.80O head Texuus;
market steady; nntlvo shipping nnd oxnnrt
stefrs, J3.00r6 10; dressed beef nnd butcher
sieers, w.isTfiD.w; steers under 3,000 llis.,
J3.1.VT5.00; stockers and feeders. $2,25fv3.8;
cows and heifers. J2.fr3 1.63; ennners, Jl.OOff
2.25; bulls. $2.40i(f 4.00; Texas and Indian
steers, J2.8504.OO; cows nnd heifers, J2.00fp
HOGS Receipts, 5.900 head; mnrket strong
on ik'bi, sieany on oiners; pigs nnd llgnts.
Jii.2MtC.oo; packers, $6.25ftfi.60; butchers, JCOO
(i(6 95
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Hccelpts, 2.300
bend; mnrket strong; native muttons, J3.00
!?3.25; lambs, J3.50fil.63; culls nnd bucks,
J2.0C(&'3.W; Btockers, JJ.l5fl2.60.
Xoir York Live Stock Mnrket.
NEW YOnK, Sept. fi.HEEVES He
celpts, 406 head; nothing doing, nornlmlly
steady. Cables unchanged; no shipments
today or tomorrow.
CALVES Receipts, 377 heud; veals, steady
nt J5.tmffS.O0: grasFcrs nnd buttermilks.
J3.00ft3,75; fed calves, Jl.00ft.50; city dressed
veals. 9fil2e per lb.; selected slock, 12V4c
SHEEP AND LAMHS- Receipt!-', 701 head:
good sheen steady, common lower; lambs
opened 10Ji25e off, closed 25fJ35e lower on
nil butcher stock; sheep. J2.5C(fil,0; culls,
J2.00; Inmbs, J5 O0f6.12!i. few early sales nt
J6 25fffi.40 for choice; culls, I3.6WI.00.
HOGS-Hrrelpts. 1,876 head; barely steady;
good stato hogs, 17.
St, Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. G. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3.500 head; good corn beeves, strong
to 10c higher: natives. J3.00fi6.50; cows nnd
helfeis. Jl.OOff 1.85; bulls nnd stags. $2.orfi
4.60: stockers and feeders, J2.O0f(4.0O; venls,
JJ 25ffi3.23.
HOGS Receipts, 6,700 head; morket 6W
10c higher: light and light mixed. 6.1Cff
6.55 medium and henvy, 6.40fj3.63; prH,
J.I.MWid.OO; bulk. 86.37V45rn.ftO.
SHEEP AND LAM HS Receipts, 234
bead; market quiet, steady; top nntlves, J5,
Slock In SIkM.
The following table shows tho receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at tho five principal
live slock mnrkets September 6:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha 1.655 4.673 340
Chicago 9,fmi 21.000 13.000
Krrsas City 9.7im 7,(i 2.coo
St. Louis 4,000 6,900 2.30)
St. Joseph 3,600 0,700 231
Totals
.27,755 45,173 17,871
1)11 nml llnsln,
OIL r-ITY, Sept. B.-OH.S-Credlt bal
ances. 11,25; certificates, no hid; shipments.
6.S00 bbls.; runs, 95,081 bbls.; nvernge, 72,025
'''nEW YOHK, Sept. 6.-OILS-Cottonsced,
steady. Rosin, steady: strained, common
to good, JI.40. Turpentine, utcady at 3Gttfj
36,c. Petroleum, dull.
LONDON, Sept. 6,-OILS-Calcuttu Un
seed, spot, 61s 3d: linseed, 30s 3d, Spirits of
turpentine, 26s 6(h
Evaporated nml Dried Krultsj,
NEW YOHK. Hept. 5.-EVAPORATED
A I'l LES Demand wa moderate today and
tho tone was qulto firm nt fully maintained
prices State, common to good, 5f8c; prime,
M,98V": choice, 9c. fnncv 9Vc.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Qulet
and steady nt old prices. Prunes, 3ff'C.
Apricots, Royal, 84ii 13oj Moor Park, SiflSc.
Peaches, peeled, llylSc, unpoolcd, 609VjC
MINING MEN'S ASSOCIATION
(litm-ri In Illuck Hills Orgnnlsn to
l)eelop Resources of the
Country.
DEADWOOD, S. D Sept. C.--(Spcclal.)
The Mining Men's Association of tho Diack
Hilts completed Its organization In this
city last night. It wns Incorporated at tho
tlnio of the Deadwood carnival. This or
ganization taken In alt the mining turn of
the Hills and It will bo a strong factor In
the development of tho resources of tho
country. Tho directors nro: S. W. Htis
eoll, Harris Franklin, W. S. Elder, O. V.
Prycc, Deadwood; Ocorge M. Nix, Lead,
J. I). Hardin, Two Hit; J. E. IUIchcr. Cut
ter; John Illntchford, Torry: Charles H.
Fulton, Rapid City. Tho association has
a strong membership to otnrt with nnd
many things are contemplated which will
bring tho Hlack Hills to the front.
Woiunn Nurn for Pulso Accusation.
DEADWOOD. S. D.. Sept. 6. (Special.)
William Ooss, an employe of the Ilomi
Btako company, camo to this city n few
nights ago nnd got drunk. Tho rules of
tho company nro rigid In respect to being
on time when work begins. Ooss hired a
doctor to tlo up his head and made the
excuse that he had been shot by a girl In
one of tho resorts. Tho girl wns arrested,
but no wound wag found, She is now suing
him for damages.
To Try Indian for Child Murder,
DEADWOOD. S. D., Sept. 6. (Special.)
Tho United States court is in session In this
city, Judge Carlnnd of Sioux Falls presid
ing. Tho session will probably bo tho
longest ever hold in Dendwood. Rod Ears,
tho Sioux Indian who 'escaped Jail at Sioux
Falls, has been brought hero and will bo
tried for child murder.
Tin: iniALTY MAimirr.
1NSTRI" MENTS placed on fllo Thursday,
September 5, 1901:
Wnrrnnty Denis.
Arthur Eust to W. C. Schmidt, lots
1 nnd 2. block 1, Matthews' subdlv....J 825
J. K. Shropshire, nnd wife to F. W.
Hippie, lots 16, 17 nnd IS, Windsor
Place I
O. F. Davis Co. to W. 11. WnddclL
lot 35. Oak Hill mill JOO
Sumo to L. C. lliitclilivoii, nil feet
lot 2. block 9. S, E, Rogers' add 1
L. C. Hutchinson to M. I. Crelgh, lot
16. block I, Omnhit View 1.0
Clara Snvlllc and husband to A. M.
Kitchen, swVj lot 9, block 11, Park
Forest add 400
A. H. Kelly and wlfo to H. L. Colin,
lot 6, block 128. South Omaha 3.C00
H. M, Zug atid wlfo to A. A, Thlclc,
n50 feet of w'.i lot 11, block 15, Im
provement Association ndd 1,2(0
(In 1 1 CIiiIiii Deeds.
E, R, HumoJind wffo to H. S. Thomas,
e3 acres of nlO acres of sl5 acres of
s50 acres of swVi 21-16-12 KO
Tntul amount of transfers $6,022
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
ALEXANDER JAGOBSEN GO.
BROKERS
AND MANIFACTIJRERS' AGENTS.
SUITE 105 Bee BIdg.,
Omaha.
Correspondence, solicited with large MV
ers and manufacturers Interested tn oui
method of personally Introducing and fob
lowing up the sal of first-class merchan
dise of all kinds TO THE TRADE In
Omaha, South Omaha and Council Uluffs
Nebraska and Western Iowa.
MACHINERY AND FOUNDRY.
W
astern Furnace
& Foundry Co.
1218 Harney St.
Mtnu
The Under Feed Furnace
Uotureri
I.
BURNS SOFT COAL.
Davis & Gowgil! Iron Worki
ICANTJPACTURBItB AND JOBBBIUI
OF MACHINERY,
OBNERAL REPAIRING A PSCIALTI
IRON AND BRAB9 FOUNDERS.
It Ol, 150a 1BOS JMkrai Itrevt,
Onaaha, Nab. Tel. OSS.
EabrUkla. AcanL J. B. Cwtll, Un,
-KANE
CO.
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
Steam and Water Supplies
Of AU Kinds.
1014 and 1010 DOUGLAS ST,
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES,
Uestern Electrical
V Company
Electrical Supplies.
klKtrto Wlrtig Belli ul oi Usktl&a
.0. W, JOHNSTON, Mgr. U10 Howard BU
DRY GOODS,
HE. Smith & Co.
importers and iobrl
Dry Goods, Furnishing Oooii
AND NOTIONS.
WHEN IN OMAHA
VISIT
Byrne-Hammer Dry Goods Go,
HOWARD STIIKIET,
OMAHA'S GREAT NEW HOUSE,.
TENTS AND AWNINGS,
Omaha Tents Awning Co.,
OMAHA, NKn.
TENTS FOR RENT.
TENT8 AND CANVAS GOODS,
SISND FOR. CATALOOlK KCMUBH
Tt-fitoiift tuiin,
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to James E. Ilo yd Co.,
OMAHA, NEB.
COMMISSION
(JHAI.N, I'HUVIHIO.VS AMI) STOCKS,
Uoard of Trnae Hnlldtug,
Direct wires to Chicago and Now York,
Cortcigondcncc, John A. YVurtu A Co.
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