THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1901.
10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Rf orts of Frtst Pati Corn U tht Ld on
EorJ of Trade.
OUTSIDE SUPPORT LACKING IN WHEAT
Mnrket I Doll nnd Heavy-Oats Open
Steady, bnt Considerable Selllno;
by Holder Wrnkenn Market
Provisions Quiet.
CHICAGO, Sept. H.-Corn jind the lead
In the grain mnrket again today, declining
Hhnrply under liquidation. December corn
rlovil lfcc lower, December wheat clrs?d
ir down und December oats o lower, Pro
vision closed M15c higher.
KroKt wan tho dominant factor ngaln to
day In tho torn mnrket anil tha opening
whh excited nnd higher. The whole coin
belt had been nipped, according to reports,
nnd tho feeling wns that yesterday s heavy
buying would be renewed. With this Dc
cember started ViSHiO higher. There was,
Jiowever. a conspicuous Hbscncn of yester
day's demand and longs who bought yes
terday began to realize' profits until De
cember slumped off to Wic. Frosts wcte
predicted nguln for tonight, but that pros
pect did not seem to Influence the marKet.
Covering by shorts and general evening up
of contracts for tomorrow's holiday ft""'
led prices at tho decline and December re
acted to CO'.Jc. Tho close, however. '
weak. lic lower, at &S?f,c. Receipts were
314 cars. . .
Wheat was dull nnd hfavy nnd In the,
absence of Individual Influences, fol.oweil
corn closely. Outside support was lacking
nnd tho large amount that was carried over
last night wus thrown over. December
opened HfUic higher to a shade lower, at
72lr to 7174c. Liquidation ent the price
down to 7074c, wheru the market became cno
uf narrow margin. The reaction In corn
brought tho price back to Hhc but 1)3
icinbcr closed weak, 7jC lower, at 7l7Itf
Ixical receipts were U9 earn, one ot con
tract. Minneapolis and Duluth reported D.4
cars, making n total for the three points
of 743 cars, ngnlnst 1,10 last week nnd 717
a year ago. Primary receipts were l,4,u2)
liUHhols, compnred with 1.075,440 bushels tit
year. Seaboard clearances In wheat nnd
Hour equulfd XI'OO busheK The seaboard
leportcd six loaus i.ikiii ior cxpun.
(tats Opened Mleady, December 'Jc to;
lower, nt 37!ic to 37c. Consldnrnble sell'
by holders weakened tno mnrKci iiiong wiwi
torn until December's price touched 3SS5t
IGHc. A reaction came with a fnlr local de
mand, but the mnrket closed weak. ?ic
down, nt 36ir. Hecclpts were 102 cars.
Provisions were quiet nnd ste.idy. Jan
tiary products opened higher on enr.y
strength In the grnln market und on higher
prices for hogs, but yielded slightly liter
In sympathy with grulnn. January pork
closed 7V4P- higher, nt J1G.10; January lard
30c up. at I9.42V4, and Jnnunry ribs Co higher,
nt JS.33. .... .
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
190 cars; corn, 180 cars; oats, 110 cars; hogs,
i5.i0 head.
There will bo no session on tho board
tomorrow.
'I ho leading lutures ranted an follows:
He
ng
Articles. Open.! IIIgh. Low. Closc.l Yes'y.
Wheat
Hept.
Dec.
Mny
Corn
Hept.
Dec.
Mny
Onts-
Hept.
Dec.
Mny
Tork-i
' Oct.
Jan.
l.nrd
Sept.
Oct.
Inn.
Illbs--
Hopt.
Oct.
Jiill.
71472 4 72'i, wl 71', 717472
f,Si, BWi W't ts
RifrilSl t fiSK M7d 60
GlT.fiC tM OH 074 Ur;i
.Y4 35, 33l 33, 33i
37W'4 3730H SM .37S
ZxMli 3314 MVi OS4g7i 33tfJa
14 97!J II 9714 14 80 14 87V4 14 !0
16 10 lrt 15 15 05 IS 10 13 024
9 82',4 9 824 9 80 9 80
9 72". 9 80 9 70 9 77 W 9 3
9 Mt 9 424 9 35 0 424 9 30
S 70 8 70 8 70 R 70 S 70
8 724 8 72' 8 07'4 8 70 8 70
8 33 I 8 3 S 30 8 35 8 70
No 2.
Cash quotations were an follows:
FLOUR Steadv; winter patents, $3,509
l.tO: straight. 13.003.40; clears. J2.833.2u:
prlug specials. Sl.10it4.10; patents, $3.4Ot0
3.70; bakers. J2.20iT2.63.
WHEAT-No. 3 spring, C7HQ6SV4c; No. 2
red. 70Vi5f71V4c.
CORN No. 2 yellow, 58ic.
OATS-No. 2 white, IS?; No. 3 white, 3S
" rye-nv2. ssflcsvic.
HAHLEY Fnlr to choice malting. 5411600.
SEED8-Nn. 1 flax. 11.62; No. i northwest
em. $1.65; prime timothy, $5.25410.35; clover,
contract grade. JS.35f8.G0.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork, per bbl., $14.90
?14.5. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $9.80jj9.82H. Short
rllm sides (loose), $S.60t?8.80. Dry salted
hhoulders (boxed). $7.62'tj7.87i4. Short clear
sides (boxed), $9.31(9.40.
WIUSKY-HnslB of hlch wines. $1.30.
HUGAH-IJnchnnged.
The following aro the receipts and ship
ments for the last twenty-four hours;
. Articles. Hccelpts. Shipments.
J' lour. DbIS bu.im ;;4,ojo
Whout. bit.
Corn, bu
OUts, bll.i
11.... I...
IJU...
ilarley, bu
changed at 12 In London. Copper eased
off slightly nt londou to 67 Es for spot and
67 12s 6d for futures. Hero the market was
nominally unchanged, nt JlS.50fllU'0 tor
lako Superior and $16.32Vif?16.G2'4 for cast
ing and electrolytic. Domestic Iron mar
kets ruled dull and closed at J9.0OftlO.0O for
nig Iron warrants. No. 1 foundry, J15.001J
15.60; No. 2 foundry, southern, J14.0OK 14.60!
No, 1 foundry, J14.7ofil5.25: No. 1 foundry,
southern soft, Jll.i5fT15.23. Glasgow war
rants closed at 54s 2d.
OMAHA Wll OfTilSAI-K S I A 1 1 K I JT.
Condition of Trndr nnd Quotations nil
Staple nnil Tnticy I'rndnre.
KOOS-HecelptK fair: loss off. 13011c.
LIVE POUlritY-Hcns. i5jHc; young
and old roosters. 4c; turkeys, GUSci ducks
nnd geese, 6g6'.4c; eprlng chickens, per lb.,
10l'lUTTi;il-Common to fair, ll'.4fl12c;
choice dairy, In tubs, 15lgc; separator, 20
''I'UnSH FlflH-Hlnck Imss, 18c while
bass, 10c; bluellsh, He; bullheads, 10c; blue
tins, 7c; buffaloes, 7c; cattish, 12c; cod, 10c;
croppies, 10c: halibut, He; herring. c; had
dock. 10c; pike, 10c; red snapper, 10c; nl
rnon, lie; suntlsh, 5o; trout, luc; whlteflsh,
ioc.
OVSTK 118 Standards, per enn, 30c: extra
selects, per can, 37c; New York counts, per
can, 43c.
PinKONH-t.lvc. per doz., 60e.
VKAI,S-Cholce. &mc.
HAY Prices quoted by Omnhn Wholesalo
Hny Dealers' nssoclntlon: Choice upland,
J9.50; No. 2 upland. J9; medium, J8.50; conrso,
$7.50. Hyc straw, $4.60. These prices are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair. Hccelpts. 2 cars.
WHHAT-GOo.
COllN-Ble.
OAT8-35C.
UHAN-JIGoO.
VEGETABLES.
EGO PLANT Per doz., 75c.
GHEEN COHN-Pcr doz.. 10c.
CAH HOTS Per market basket. 35c,
HEETS-Ptr half-bu. basket, 3oc.
TUHNIPS-Pcr basket. COc.
CUCUMUEHS-Home-grown, per doz., 10
315
LETTUCE Per bu., 10c.
HADI8HES Per doz., 1015c.
I'AiiMiui-rer ooz.. ic.
NEW POTATOES-Ilnm,' crown. Jl.lOHi
1.25; Suit Lake, $1.25Crl.3o.
HW1SKT POTATOliS I'cr till., Il.ZS.
CAHHAOE Home grown 2H3Wc: Holland
seed, crated, 2?ic.
TOMATOES Home-grown, per 18-lb. bas
ket. 50
ONIONS Homo-grown, per lb., .V2ir.
HEANS-Wax. per U-bu. buaket, GOc:
trlns, per Va-bu. basket, 50s.
DNIU.N'S Homo crown. Der lb.. I5T2:C :
Spanish, per crate, $1.50.
CANTALOUPE Homo-grown, per doz.,
25fi50c; crnics, $1,60HT1.75; Hockyfords, per
crate, $2.50.
WATEHMELON8 Missouri. Iowa nnd
Nebraska, 20(i(25c, an to size.
CELEItY Knlitmuzoo, per bunch, 25026c:
Nebraska, pet bunch, IlOHIOc: Colorado, 40
60c.
NAVY MEANS Per bu., $2.50'(j2.73.
FItUlTS.
APPLES'-Per bbl., $2.2:2.&0.
l'EACHES California freestone, per box.
83c; clings. 75c; Colorado freestone, 758fc5c;
Hlbcrtos, 6-DasKct cruics. Jl.woi.iu.
PLUMB-Cnllfornla. per orate. $1.2501.50;
home-grown, per 8-lb. basket, 15c.
I'EAHS-Dartletts, $2.50; Utah, $2; New
York Uartlctts. kegs, $2.50.
GHAPES-Cnlirornla Tokay, Mb. crate,
: Muscatu. $1.50: Concords, home-grown.
per 8-lb. basket, 16fl7c.
i'iriKArrL.Ka-r crate or in to it. .-..).
CHANUEHHIE8-Per bbl.. $7: per crate.
$2.ro.
OrtANGES Vulenclas. $1.00(33.00: Med.
sweets, $4.50.
LEMONS Fancy, $4; choice. J3.50.
BANANAS Per bunch, nccordtng to size.
$2.W?.50.
FIGS California, new cartons, ,&c; lay-
....615,0011 14S.KX)
....331,000 203,000
....2t8,(m0 223,000
.... 27,000 1,000
....101.0W) 2O.000
on tne I'roduco exchange today the but
ter market was Mrm; cceamerles, H&sis;
ilnlrkn. 13'((17c. cheese, steady, 3?il0ic.
Kggs, llrm; fresh, HV4c '
MOW YOHK GI2NBRAI, MAItKET.
Qaatntlon ot the Dy on Varlnns
I'nnimoiHtles.
6,193 bills.:-exports, 4.817 bbls.: unsettled and
less active: winter patents. ja.BOys.Mi;
winter straights, $3.30&3.45; Minnesota pat
ents. $3.0503.90; winter extraB, $2.5,)0.8O;
Minnesota bakers. $2.15'92.1!S. Rve Hour.
quiet: fair to good, $2.60fi3.15; choice lo
BAHLEY Stady; feeding. 64c. c. I. f.
Buffalo; malting. Mti6tc. e. I. f.. Buffaln.
CORNMEAIr Easy; yellow western. $1.23;
ciiy. ii.iv; nrnnnywine, j.35W3.m.
HYE Steadv: No. 2. file. f. n. h.. nflont
WHEAT Hccelpts. 1GR.650 bu.: exports. 58.
005 bu. Snot easy: No. 2 red. 76Hc. f. o. b
n float: No. 3 red. 73io. elevator: No. 1
northern Duluth. 7Wc, f. o. b.. afloat: No. 1
hard Duluth, 81?o, f. o. b.. ufloat. Options
opened momentarily firm, but turned weak,
declining under n henvv nressure of lonir
wheat, tho sudden break In corn and largo
primary receipts. Irregular conditions pre
vailed In the nfternoon. with tho close weak.
WtKc decline. Mny, 79i60e. close 1 tOc;
September. 7440"5c. closed 7174c: Decem-
iior, 1 ntt'in 1 c, ciosen itvfcc.
COIlN-IleceintH. 1RS.900 till ennrl. 107 ,
1S1 bu. Snot rnsv: No. 2. MKc. Alcvntnr nnrf
IHc. f. o. b., nlloat. Options after opening
1111 mi iiumi nuwn vxpcriencea a Dna orenK,
owing to henvy unloaillng and nn abencn
of shorts, together with a belief that tho
corn crop was practically safe. Cloed
weak, at li014c not loss. Mny. 6440Gfi',4c.
closed 6474c; December. G374 W63c; closed
wnui um'moer, luttM'jC, closed t3?4c
OATS Receipts, 150,100 bu.; exports, 150,.
000 hu. Spot steady; No. 2. 39c; No. 2 white,
40i941c: No. 3 White. 40i!! Irnek nilyed u'nnl.
ern. 3SW04Oc: track, white, 39W047c. Options
irrp,u mi u rn auuve, oiiowing corn.
."AtAHJ?15 BhPPlng. 60fj 65c; good to
choice. 85(l90c. 1
. "O l'SSI eady : stute. common to choice,
1900 crop, H015c lf93 crop. &U)lc; olds, !W
"c- KiFWl c,,aa,.m crP- Wri5c: 18U3
HIDES Steady; Galveston, 20 to 23 lbs.,
tei .Ka"r,i:,l!.a.' 15 lbs.'. 19!4?: Texas
lJu.VTHMJr-Hte.idyj hemlock sole, Buenos
icid "Wrt4V4c "vywcignw. ".mwiW.
rnoVI8lON8-Beef. tlrm; family. $11 60
4112.1):. mess. 9.t04HO.00i beef lmms. jjn.cioM
mess. $1KOOH18.00. Cut mei; n-i".
pickled bellies, $9.50011.25; picked shoiiW
ilers. $7.257.60; plcklci hams, $lfl.504iio.75.
imru, miujiK, nvaiTin picHmrd, iiu.10; re
fined, strong; continent, $10.40; South Am-r
lea. siau: compound. .J7.5c77.v Prri,
Firm; Family. $17.01; short clear, $17.5ia
llltfan. to.W4l 4,.".
TALLOW Klrm: eltv IV n.r nl,ni
6?ic; country (packuges free), f)Hft64c.
Bl'TTER Receipts, 5.230; tlrm; stats
dairy, Hffl9Ho: crenmery, IRfir.'lc; Juno
racked, factory. HUUHUo.
CHEESE Receipts. 13,552 nkes.: nulet nnil
sttady; fancy, large, colored, eT4c; fancy,
large, white, 87ic; fancy, small, colored,
9'4c: fancy, small, white. 9Vic
KOGS-Recelpts, 4,676 pkgs.; tlrm; state
and Pennsylvania, WflOo; western candled,
KJtlSc; western uncandled, 13HtJlc.
MOUVSBES-Steady.
POl'LTKY-Allve und dres-ed. quiet.
METAI Under active selling nt Ixindon
prices In tin foil off 1 7s M and rule.l
weuk all day, closing- weak, at 114 2s 6d
for spot und 112 10a for futures. The lorul
market for that metal was also weak and
25 potnta lower In sympathy with the de
pression, abroad, the market finally closing
wcuk in tone at $25.20025.30; trade was fair.
A 5O10 point advance occurred in spelter
locally as a result of buying; orders and
the market was tlrm all day. and closing
rtrm. In Iondon values were unchanged nt
1 Is. Lead was dull at I4.37H and un-
crs. 63c. Imnortcd. per lb.. 10312c.
dates Persian, lit go-id. doxos, aairs, 6C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS English walnuts, ncr lb.. 13c: fil
berts, per lb, 13c; nlmonds, per lb.. 1S02oo:
raw peanuts, per lb., 60514c; roasted, HUii
7!Sc; Brazils, 13c: pecans, 10022c.
uiui;k fcr dpi., h.w; per h-dui,, ij.vo.
HIDES No. 1 green. 6'tc: No. 2 green.
6Hc; No. 1 salted, 8c; No. 2 salted, 7c:
no. 1 veal can. 8 to ids.. c: iso. 1 veai
calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c: dry hides, 8013c; sheep
pens, zi'aac; norscniucs, i.M'a.:.
St. I.nnla Cirnln and ProTlalona.
ST. LOUIS. Sent. 18. WHEAT Receipts,
1.5S5 bushels: No. 2 red cash, elevator.
694c: track. 7P,4072!c; September, 69Ho;
December, 71Hc; Muy, 751ic; No. 2 hard,
t9R69',ic.
CORN-Lowcr: No. 2 cash. 68Hc: track.
690O9Wc: September, 58V5c; December, 69V4c;
May, bi4c.
OATS Higher: No. 2 cash, 37c track,
37H038c; December, 33Uo; May, 40tfc; No.
2 white, 380OT!4c.
11 x !;--f irm ni uic.
FLAXSEED No market.
FLOUR Steady: new and red winter pat
ents. $3.2503.43; extra fancy and straight,
$3.0003.15: clear. $2.6502.90.
HKKDH Timotny, steady at $1.7505.20.
CORNMEA L Steudy at $2.90.
BRAN Qulot; sacked, eust track, 77078c.
HAY Timothy, stronger, nt J12.OO013.O):
prairie, dull, easy at 19.00013.00.
wiiiBK.1 aieuciy nt ji.w.
IRON COTTONTIES-$1.40.
BAGGING 6,Si07,,4c.
HEMPTWINB-Oc.
I'HOVISIONS-Pork: Hlcher: Jobbing.
$16.00. Iird, higher at $9.55. Dry salt meals,
tlrm; boxed lotH extra shorts, $9.12V4; clear
ribs, $9.00; cleur sides. $9.3754. Bacon, tlrm;
boxed lots extra shorts, $10.12'4; cleur ribs,
$9.3714; elenr sides, $10.124.
Selter: Firm nt $I.37H.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 7V4c: sprlngn,
10c; turkeys, 7Mc; ducks, 6c;' geese, 4c.
BUTTER Steady: cronmerv. 1G17?1j:
dairy. 13016c.
kuob mgncr at lBc.
nECEIPTB-Flour. 3.000 bbls.: wheat. 32.-
000 bu.: corn. 45,0:)0 bu.; oats, 37,000 bu.
tmu .MtijviB i' lour, e,wu nois,: wnoat,
46,000 bu.; corn, S.OOO bu.; oats, 21,00) bu.
Liverpool Grnln and Provision.
LIVERPOOL. Sent. IS. WHEAT Snot.
steadv: No. 2 red western, winter. KnitUdr
"No. t northern spring, EsSHd; No. 1 Call
lornia, asbvtu. riiiures, uuti; BeptcmDir,
nominal; December) 5s tid.
uuiifi-epoi, nrm; American mixed, new.
Arm. 6s lOd. Futures, easv: Rentemher.
nominal: October, 6s; Novemher, 5s.
PROVIBIONS-Lard. American refined,. In
nulls, tlrm. 68s 6d. Hams, short rut. nonlv.
b2s6d. BacOn. Hhort ribs, tlrm, 50s Bd;
long ciear miuuics, ugni, urm, vjs mi; long
clear middles., heavy, llrm, 4fs 9d; short
clear backs, llrm. 4Cs.
HOPS At London (Pacific coast), dull,
35s.
TALLOW Prlmo city, strong. 27037s;
Australian, In London, firm, 29s ltd.
uoceipts or wneut during tlio Inst threo
days, 174,000 ccntnla, Including 146,000 American.
Receipts of Amorlcan corn durlne ih.
last three days, 69.CO) centals. Weithsr
nun.
Kansas Cltr JSralu anil Prnvtalona.
KAN8AS CITY. Sent. 18. WHEAT Sen.
tember. 6T;05ici December. 711S071c;
Iny. 71071V4o; cash, No. 2 hard, fiGtffGGVSc;
amj. u. imtiu:: n, 3 rea. tvc.
CORN December, C9c: May. CO7406lc;
can, fso. . mixea, jc: pno, i wnite. 60c,
OATS-No. 2 white. 3SUc.
It Y E No. 2, 66i4c, nominal.
HAY-Chnlco timothy, $13.00; choice prai
rie. $14.50.
BUTTER - Creamery. 16Hl9c; dairy.
Hint. jr. iiiuu
EllGS-Flrm; fresh Missouri nrid Kansas
stock quoted on 'change, HHo per doz., loss
off, enses returned.
RECEIPTS-Whcnt. 36,400 bu.; corn. 4.000
bu.: outs. 15.000 bu. , ' '
t SHIPMENTS Wheat, 91,600 bu.; corn, 20,
800 bu.; oats. 12,000 bu. ' '
Toledo Urnln and Seed.
TOLEDO. Sept. 18. WHEAT Dull, weak;
cah and September, 72',4c; December, 71c;
Mny. 77c.
v. v.... vf...v ... v . . vci, mm aciiivniurr,
58c; December, 59c.
uAin-uuii, lower: casn ana September.
37Hc; December. 38c. ' '
RYE-53HC
ei m'vnaprn rn.i. . .
, t v.Mc.i, i lino Mllll UCIO-
ncr, $5.35; December, $5.3754.
Philadelphia 1'radarc Market.
I'll It. ArtTCI.miT A Cr.1 1Q or,nriT.Tr,
'r'": fancy western creamery, 21Hc; fancy
..., i(iiim. ml.
'n.os Firm: fresh western, 19c; fresh
rJiiiSi-Si ?c; 'csn snuinern, lie
Cash, 6S4Cj December, 6S4c; May, 73c. On '
tail 1 tSeir1 ?flA( ' Vft 1 tl rt ! ,1 m .
6"e; No. 2 northern, GS-Jic
FLOUR 5c higher; llrst patents, $3.90'7T
j mm "run t A . i-.a .1
w "rcuini iiiivciiiB, i.u"'io.wj nroi tivnif
U,f&ft2Mi soconil clears. $2.25.
UKAN-In bulk, I13.10J3.2G.
MUrriitikcr Urnln MnrUrt.
ern. ri!4fte9c; December. 71'4C.
in r i-irmer; ho. j. kc.
BARLEY Steadv; Nn. 2. Elite: sample.
455j5Sc
CORN-December, 6S74c.
XKW YORK STOCKS AMI BONDS.
Iteitctlnn In Market I'oIIotts the One
In Corn,
NEW Vnnif. an 1fltonn!e who ar-
gucil that the sudden weakness that devel
oped In the stock market yesterday after
noon nfter the early show of strength was
due to the frost scare In the corn belt found
confirmation for their views In tho recovery
in tne stock market today simultaneously
with the reaction In corn. , .
Tho loss of nil yesterday's rise In the
price of corn showed nn eagerness to real
ize nn Inntr lino. Hint tnnk the edge off the
apprehension regardlli.T the reported further
damage to tne crop, ino eneci 01 wus ue
velopmetit was naturally most pronounced
In the stocks of the great eastern railroads
whoso tralllc Is large In corn, nnmely the
grangers and I'nclllcs, Including Atchs-n
and Missouri Pnolllc. But there was no
reason why the developments in tne forn
market should have n sympulhctle effect
on rallrnnds In southern territory carrying
anthracite nnd bituminous coal nnd the net
work of central tralllc nnd minor eastern
trunk lines, which nre usually designated
us Junior Vnnderbllts. Prices of nil of these
stocks were notaoiy mioynni una tno buy
ing of them was on a scnle which could
only be for the account of the lurgest of
the local Interests.
Buying was without any specific news to
explain It. It was attributed to the same
sources ns that which constituted the de
termined support of tho market all through
the recent crisis. Tho public In Wall street
was strong In tho conclusion thnt what are
called the Vanderbllt. Morgan. Gould. Rock-
eieucr ami iiarnman interests were nil
buyers on n ery largo scale of the various
stocks In which they are Interested. Spec
ulators nnd profcsilonnl operators ex
hausted the best powers of conjecturo In
striving to discover the motive ot this buy
ing. As there was no ncute presmire of liq
uidation the mere purpose to support the
market was not sufficient explanation, ns It
was on Inst Friday and on Monday. There
wns considerable cross-trading early In the
day which had tho appearance of an effort
to confuse rentlnient, brokers usually nct'nT
for large capitalists making very la nre
trades on both sides of the market nnd
nlmost simultaneously.
The persistent weakness of Amalgamated
Copper, which fell another ?i of a point
today, still further confused sentiment.
hen thnt stock made 11 vigorous rally of
2?4 the effect of the buying eliowhero' be
came emphnslzcd nnd prices rose buoyantly
throughout the list to the top level of the
day. Southern railway was cahlly the fea
ture, and nearly all the transactions In the
stock during the last hour were In 1,000 to
5,000 share lots Tho price rose 2 points and
nn extended additional list of tho Morgan
railroads advnnced from 1 to 2 points. Hock
ing Valley gained 574- The Vanderbllt group.
Including New York Central, tho Now York,
Chicago & St. Louis stocks, Canadian
Southern, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati &
St. Ixiuls, Peoria & Eastern, Iike Erie &
Western rose from 2!4 to 714, giving rise to
confident predictions of nn early announce
ment of a comprehensive plan of merger
for all tho Vnnderbllts. Tho rise of 414 In
Sugar was duo to the stocks' subscription
rights declared by the stockholders today.
Conditions In tho money mnrket were
tranquil under tho Influence of continued
large outgo from the sub-treasury to the
money mnrket. The banks hnvo gained dur
lne the week from that Inntltiillnn 111 kjc .
r: The casing effect of this replenishment
served to further steady foreign exchange
rntes and deferred engagements of gold tor
Import, while the exchange nt Chicago fell
uhc ui .tic iiiscouni, compared with 10c
discount yesterduy nnd par on Friday.
Speculative bonds were active nnd ntrnnir
but there wns some Irregularity among les
active issues, roiai sales par value. $2,095,
00. United States refunding 2s advanced
74 per cent on the last call.
The Commercial Advertiser's London
flnnnclnl cablegram says: The stock mar
ket today was stagnnut, tho American de
partment not excepted. Consols tmiei..l
93 11-16 on fars that -the weakness of New
iorK cxciiangc porienas early gold sh n
ments. American stocks opened at parity
and were heavy until the afternoon wh.n
XT.w X- 1 . . . .1 - . . .
i v, uiuriB utiiircu n run ui io a
inn puini. 4 no cii?su was urm.
Tha following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
bilnnces. $794.683. Money, 4Jf6 per cent. New
i org exennnge, ioc discount, bin; par nsKei,
BALTIMORE. Sent. lS.-Clenrltigs. $3,771.-
273. balances, $551,204.
NEW YORK. Sept. 18.-Clearlllgs, $22,IS2,
812; balances. $9,962,319.
-iiu,AUhui'iiiA, cpi. is. Hearings,
$20,369,431; balances. $3,056,492.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 18.-Clcarlngs, $2,727,
750. Money, 4JI6 per cent. New York ex-
cimnge, vmw peticent.
CHICAGO, Sept. lS.-Clearlngs, $25,M3.841;
balances, $l,267,fios. Posted exchnnge, 4.8174
UI.87. New York exchange, 20c discount.
A., T. & F.....
1o pfd
Amer. guitar
American Tel
Ho.ton A Albany.
HoMon Klevaled. .,
IloMon & Me
Dominion Col ....
do nfd
Ke.lersl Steel
10 CM
Fltrhburg pfd
(len. Klectrlo
Mcx. Central ,,,,,,
N. H. (J. C
Old Colony .........
UM nonunion
Union t'nctllc
Went Und
Adami Con to
Alice 10
llreec 149
nmnnwlrk Con 1R
ComMock Tunnel, .. 7
Con. Cal. ft vs in
Deadwood Terra.... ,0
ltnrn Silver 17o
Iron Hllver 59
Leadvllle Con 0
CIILKSE-Uulct: New Vnrlf full rr..ni
fXtVcTo fulKcrearns;
Prorln Market.
DULUTH. Sept. 18. W 1 1 EAT No 1 haM
cash 72c; No. 2 northern 6674c; NoVnorffi
crn. sue; September and October" 'c " vl
cember. 69V4o.
CORN-57C.
OAT8-37iff367ie.
Duluth Grnln Market.
PEORIA. Sept. 18.-CORN-Hlgher; No. 3,
OATS-FIrm; No. 3 while. 37ie. billed
WHISKY-On the basis of $1.30 for fin.
Ished goods.
Minneapolis Wheat, Floor and Bran
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 18. WHEAT
Atchison
do 11 fa
Ualtlmore A Ohio..
do pfd
Canadian Paclnc...,
Canada So ,
Chen. &. Ohio
Chicago & Alton...,
do nrd..
ail.. Ind. & I.
do pfd
Chicago i:. III....
Cldcann O. W
do 1st prd
do 2d pfd
Chlcaeo & N. W..,
c. n. I. & r
Chicago Ter. & Tr,
do iifd.,.1
C. C. C. A- St. L...
Colorado Ho
do Hit pfd
do 2d Pfd
Del. & Hudson..
Del. 1.. & ...
Denver & It. O.
do pfd
Erin
do tut pfd
do 2d Pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd....
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central ,
Iown Central ...
do nrd
I.ake i:rle & W...
do pfd
I.. & N
Manhattan L,....
Met. St. lly
Mex. Central ...
Mex. National ..
Minn. & m. L...
Mo. Pacm- .....
M.. K. & T
do pfd
N. ,1. Central ..
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk W...
do pfd
No. Pacific pfd..
Ontario & V....
Pennsylvania ...
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. L & S. F...
do lKt pfd
do d pfd
(U. U Southw...
do pfd
Ht. Paul
do pfd
W',4 fio. Pncinc
94 So. allllway
104H do pfd
4 Texas Pacific...,
ttl?i Tol.. St. U & W
M do pfd ,
t?i Union Pacific
384 do pfd ,
7 Wabash ,
4tll do pfd
7J Wheel. & U E..
lt do Id pfd
Wis. Central
, M do pfd
44 Adams 1'x
15S American Kx
113 tl. 8. Ex
Walls-Fargo Kx...
. 'l lAmul. Copper ....
. 1774 Amer. Car & F...
. H't do pfd
. 64 'An:er. I.ln, Oil,...,
. IJ',4' do pr.t
.lt'4 Amer. S. & It
.221 I do pfd
. 47 Anicr, Tobacco .
. 94'j Anac. Mln. Co....
4S Brooklyn It. T.
. 71'1 Colo. Fuel & iron.
. o' Con. Oas
.1?1H -Con. Tobacco
. tl do pfd
. 754 Gen. nie.Mrlc ,
.HIS Olurose Sugar ....
. 3SV Hocking Coal
. 7U4 Inter. Paper
. 67 do pfd
.123 Inter. Power
.lOITi Lnclede Oas
.US'.i'Natlonal Illr.'iilt..,
.164 iNatlonal Iead
. St!. National Halt
. U. do pfd r,...,
.108'! No. American
.10IH Paclflo Coant
. I! Paclflo Mall
. 21i VeopleH Ona ,,.v...
lravt Presil fi, Car....,
.7'i do prd
. MVi Pullman P. Car...,
. S7 ltepuhllc Pteel ....
. 06'4 do pfd
. 3Si Pusar
.ItJ'.i Tenn. Coal A Iron
. 4214 Union nag & P...,
. 76Vt do pfd
w,u. 15. leather
. 45H
. 78
. 68
. 30'4
. 62i
.162
.188
do pfd...
U. S. Itubber .
do pfd
V. 8. Steel
do pfd
Western Union
, 89
, 4!'
, II
. 31 H
, 89k
. fa;,
. 13',
, ran
, 11
, 30
'. "l
,1W
,190
. M
.160
.HUH
. 30
. SI
, u
. 49
. 4SU
.10)4
.135
. 44
.221i
. R74
115
.262
. M
. n
. itu
. 73
. M
. 90
. 44
. 19S
. 41
. 75
. 07H
. 4lTi
.109
. 44
.210
. 14
. 67t
.134,
. in
. 73
. 15
. SI
. H
. 6V-4
. 3T
. 944
Trust receipts.
Nerr York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sent. IS.-MONEY-On call
firmer nt4 3V4ft'o per cent; last loan, 4 per
ceni; ruling raic, 1 per ccni; prime mer
cantlln puper. 646 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE-Stendler. with
actual business in bnnkcrs' bills, $4.S47stf
4.83 for demand and $t.82?4.82H for slxtv
days; posted rntes, $l,83Vjtf4,86; commercial
PUIS l.l-4H.!t!5i. .
SILVER Hur, 5S,c; Mexican dollnrs,
45Wc.
IIOND8 Oovernment, strong; state, Inao-
iivc; raurouu, irregular.
Tho closing quotat'ons on bonds nr at
follows;
II. 8. ref. it
do coupon
do 3, rec
do coupon
lo ntw 4,
do coupon ..
do old 4,, rec
dq coupon ...
do C, re j,...
do coupon ...
Atch. gen. 4a.
do ad, 4,
Daltlmore
do iA
do conv. 4,
rrc.,,iaS4
109
108
10s
re,,,.139
133
112
113
108
108
.. .1.104
9I4
& O. 4, .,1034
93
iCinifli fin. 2a 1(M
Central of Oa. M.,.1044
'do la Ino SO
Che,. & Ohio 44a. ..1034
Chi. & Alton 3Vt... S5
C. H. Q. new 4. 94
C. M & St P g. 4s. 1104
C. 4; N. W. c. 7.H0
c, n. i. r. 4,..;.k
'CCClSli K. 4S.102
cnicati ier. 4,..i.. s,
Colorado So. Is ii
Denver &' It. tl. 4.1MV
Erie prior lien 4s,.. 914
do general 4a 88
U. W. & D. C. Is. 1014
Hocklntg Vat, 44. 10
U Ac N. uni. 4s.. ..101
Mex. Central 4s M
' do la Inc nil
Minn. & 8t. I,. 4s.l0!'i
M K. & T, 4s.... 9S4
I do In,..,., 824
N. Y. Central la.,..103,
I 'do gen. 34s 107
N, J. Central g. r.s.1294
n. t-acina 4s 1044
do 3a 72;
N, & W. eon. 4.,..10U
Heading gen. 4.... 931.
St I. & I M c. 6s..U
St I. & S K 4s 93
St. L Southw, Is... 974
do 2s 79(j
Han A. & A. 1 i. sail
iHo. Pacific 4, Oli,
pu. itauway as 1164
Tex. & Pacific Is. ,1184
Tol.. St I. TV 1. ti
jPnlon Paclflo 4s, ...101
I no eonv. la 107
Wabash la -1184
Mo Is noi,
,ln 1h n
West Shore 4s llj
.Wheel, & L K. 4. 1104
Wis. Central 4s M;
Ilostnn Stock Quotation.
HOSTON. Sent. lS.-Cnll loans. M per
cent: time limna. t.m& ner cent. Official
closing:
7 Wetlngh. Electric. 714
1 ! Atchison 4s 1014
1344 Adventure I7t
1634 Hln. Mln- Co 374
137 Amsl. Copper .1034
173 Atlantic 374
191 Cal. itr l!eln, , 7M
424 Centennial 16
1134 Franklin IP
1 ii Humboldt 4)
, 93y, Orceola Ill
,113 T'nrrot 49
,2604 Qulncy 170
, 24 Santa Ke Copper.... 64
, 64 Tamarack 340
,4U Utah Mining 274
, 334 Winona 24
, 994 Wolverines 6C.4
. 91 'i
London Stock tjniitntlona,
LONDON, Sept. 18.-4 p. m.-Closlns:
Consols, money
do account 93
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Ualtlmore A Ohio...
Canadian Pacific...
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago O. W
C M. & St. P
Denver & R. Q....
do Did ,
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
Illinois Central ...
I- N
M., K. & T
do pfd
M4
1M
, 4
, 7?
, 99 1
,1054
,1114
, 494
, 244
,167
, 4
. 974
. 43?,
. 724
(9
N. Y. Central .,
Norfolk A W...I
do nfd
No. Paclflo pfd
.Ontario & W...,
Pennsylvania ..,
Heading
do 1st prd
In 2d nfd
So. Hallway
do prd
So. Paclflo
Union Pacific .,
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
,106
, 294
, S.
1484jWabash
d.- nfd.......
Snnlth 49....
'Hand Mines .
...,159
.... S84
90
....100
.... 3(4
.... 744
.... 114
.... 39
.... 274
.... 33S
.... Vt
.... 934
....1014
.... 91
.... 434
.... 224
.... 41
.... 70H
.... 414
SILVER Bar, nulet, 2015-16d per oz.
diu.i iu 1 154 per CCIll 1 lie rule in mo-
count In the open mnrket for short bills Is
2UJi2i per cent: for three months' bills,
2 5-16'(2S Per cent.
vr York Mlnlnijr Stock.
NEW YORK. Sent. 18. The following are
the closing quotations on mining stocKs:
t.lttle Chief ...
Ontario
Ophlr
Phoenix
l'otosl
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes .
(Standard
... 12
,...173
... 75
... 8
... 1
... 5
... 10
... 40
...323
Foreign Financial.
T.nvnnv. Hn. ti.Mnnpv nnd discounts
were steady today. There wns n poor at
tendance on the Stock exchange. Prices
wero irregular and listless. There was
llllln .lUnnolllnti In xnecUlntlVC .ICtlVltV
owing to tho closing of the Stock exchange
tomorrow, wnicn win oe cioseu uy n huh
Hnv In lrlu Sn I :i rrl.T v. the Jewish fast
Monday and tho Mines settlement. Consols
and first-cinss securities were easier on in
sistent rumors of a new local loan. Amer
icans oticned dull, following tho reaction
In New York, but later' they hardened
slightly to nnovu parity, tup Dusines.i
transacted was practically professional nna
the puoiic was nine inieresien. ino clos
ing was firm. Grand Trunks declined, tha
truffle returns belne 3.000 below expecta
tions. Gold premiums are quoted: Buenos
Ayres, iw.so; Madrid, uisdoii, m;
Rome, 3.18.
PARIS, Sept. 18. Business on the bourse
today was dull. Speculators were reluctant
to deal In view of the closing of tho New
York nnd London Stock exchanges tomor
row. At tho close prices were somewhat
tlrmcr. Internationals were quiet. Bra
zilians were strong. Spanish securities re
ncted nn nrivcrrtn exchange. Russians nnd
Tractions were freely offered. Rio tlntos
wero somewnai easier on New vorg nn
vlccs. The bourse will bo closed Saturday.
Threo per cent rentes, lOlf for the account;
exennnge on London, isr -Jlic ror cnecKs;
Spanish 4s. 7l.32.4. -
BERLIN, HeptrlS.f-Home funds were dull
on the hours.0 ,tpday. Foreigners, espe
cially Italians and .Argentines wero harder.
i;nincso os declined, vanaaian pbciucs
opened firm, but 'closed with a decline,
owing to realizations. Ranks nnd minis
stnrted favorably, l?ut reacted on the weak
ness or casn inuustriais. i;xqnnnge on Lon
don, 20m 41',4 Pfgs.. for checks.
Cotton Mark-ft.
NEW YORK. Sent. 18.-COTTON-Snot
closed nulet ind 1-ltic lower: mlildllnc culf.
8!)-16c; middling uplands, 8 6-16c; sales, 2,10)
nines. I'Utures closed stcauy; Heptcmuer,
7,73c: October, 7.71c; November, 7,,2c: De
cember. 7.75c; January, 7.76c; February,
7.77o; March nnd April. 7.78c: Mny. 7.80c.
sept, is. UOTTON-
NEW ORLEANS
ni,in idoiLi , na, i, un uuiin, iffiiii.ui
good ordinary, 6 5-16c; low middling,
middling. 81-16c: cood mlddllnc. SHn: mid
dllng fnlr, 8 5-16c; receipts, 6.391 bales; stock,
n.-i; rarcn. ! 111 urns sieauy; pepiemner,
7.85c bid; October, 7.C57.85c: November,
7.624i7.64c: December. 7.62ff 7.63c : January.
7.i2Q7.63c: February. 7,62i7.64c: March. 7.63
7.63c; April. 7.63fi 7.65c; May. 7.6lft7.65c.
sr. i,uuiH, Hept. is. 1 otton qtilet;
middling. 8c; sales, 810 bales; receipts. 660
nn ioh; Hiiipmcnis, Ijo pnies; siock, ;!2.S77
bales.
LIVERPOOL. Sent. 18.-COTTON-Snnt.
moderate business; prices 1 1-16(1 higher;
American middling rnir, &4i: gooa mid
dllng. 5s; middling, 514-16d; low middling
31-32d; tales. 8.O0O bales, of which 500 were
for speculation and export nnd Included
i.nsj American; receipts, z.imi Dales, includ
ing 1,000 American. Futures opened Arm
nnu cioseu easy; American middling, 1. m
c., September, 4 32-64Ci4 33-64d. sellers: Octo,
ber. b. o. c. 4 23-64d, buyers; October and
November. 4 3C-6ld. sellcrn: November nnd
December, 4 18-6ld, sellers; December and
January, 4 li-uriH is-tnd, sellers; January
and February. 4 17-64d, buyers; February
and March, 4 17-614 18-64d, sellers; March
and April, 4 is-64d, buyers; April and May,
1 lo-oiu, uuyt'i a,
Co (Tee Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. IS.-COFFEE-Spot
Rio. llrm: No. 7 Invoice, tfiic. Mllrt. mcirlv
Cordova. S?lHici Futures advnnced 10Q15
i,iiiib .11 inn iipciiing loony on a scare 01
BiiHi-iw, prompted uy unexpected strength In
foreign markets, nnd ruled llrm iinrlnr
tinned covering and buying for local and
lureiKii account, nnvre una Hamburg,
which had been evnnrtpd In nlmw u
Hllcllt ndVlincp. fnllnu'lni. nnr .ltu.i n,,n(ni I
dose of yesterday, came H4Hf net higher
...... -j74 inHi,, hu mi iiiu nay, private au-
vices reporting the rise duo to bull manip
ulation. Primary repelntti unrp li.,iiii, n,r.,in
but exerted little Inllucnco locally. Waro
hpuHe dellvcrlCH In the United States were
liberal and spot supplies were held Uo
higher, both facts nddlng to the local
steadiness. Prices eased off 5 points In the
afternoon under realizing. The mnrket wns
finally steady, with prices net iinchniK-Hil tn
10 points higher. Total sales were 31,750
iiitiur., iuuiiiuiuk; uoioner. i.uijc; Ucccmbur.
5.15fjj.2i)c: Jununry. 5.20fl5.25c: March. K.mi
6.55o; June, 6.UUc; July, 5.65y5.75c; August,
Oil nnil llosln.
Bid. "Offered.
Ilnnk (TlrarlnsiK,
OMAHA, Sept. 18. Bank clearings today,
$1,150,379; corresponding duy last year, $929,
124; Increase, I2.'1.:15.
t BO8TON. Sept. 18,-Clearlngs, $24.26,5,8;
balances. $2.03t,28.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. iS.-Cicarlngs, $7,893,S;j;
Hn
urn,
OIL CITY. Sept. lS.-OILS-Credlt bal
flllPPH 11 9S HIHnnl.. n 1,1,1 . ..
91,710 bbls.; nverage. 8S.8I3 bbls.; runs, 95,904
bbls.; average, 78,2Cii bbls.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1S.-OIL8-Cottoliseed,
nun, prune yciiaw, 4IKJHIC. 1'otroleun
nll rnrtnn.l K.. ,1, 'rlt t? tn. ni.Mn.iAii.i
MM.. , . ....w... ... ,i,in, ,i,uu, IlilitllClllllIU
and Baltimore. $7.45; Philadelphia and Hal-
4 .4 V. 1 I I . 1 t I - -
Htralncd, conimon to pootl, 91,40. Turpe
i.n'nnv Kn it ftii ar"nin.iin
Dlnit unnt Ar.a C )llnIu4 41a 1A Jit -l ..
American retlncd, 6 l-16d. Turpentine spirits.
25s lOHd. '
LIVERPOOL. 8ept..l8.-OILS-Turpentlne
I
Sew York Dry (,'ooda Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-DRY OOODS-
'ino irauo today has been inactive through
out. Buyers wero purchasing smnll quc.i-
titles of irenernl mnrrhnnriinn fnr milplr
ehlpment. only paying no nttentlon to for
ward requirements, prices wero unchanged.
Men's wear woolens and worsteds nnd
woolen and worsted dress goods, dull end,
unciiiiiiKcu, i no murgei win ne closed to
morrow.
Evaporated anil Dried Kralt.
NEW YORK. Sept. 18. EVAPORATED
t 1 1 1 1 1 1.' C2 Tl..,.. ,. n, v l
edited in the market for evaporated apples
with the tone steady. Prime, SUqKc
califo'rnia bniRn pniiiTawr
active but about steady, Prunes, 3H
ipriuuis, nijyni, nyviiix; MOOT I'arK, Ml
Peaches, peeled, llfl8c; unpeeled, 639c.
Wool Market.
ST. LOIHS. Sept. 18. WOOL Firm: me
Hum grades. 124l"c; light line. KHJflPjc:
heavy tine, J'.iGllHc; tub-washed, 1224c.
In-
7c,
12c,
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Beef Ctttlo Eld at Juit Abtmt Itwdj Ttion
aid lo Did Good luitn.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS HIGHER
Sberp Market Not Partlcnlarly Active,
tint Ahont Yesterday's Prices
Were Paid Lambs, How
ever, Were Very Dnll,
80UTH OMAHA. Sept. 1.
Rccelnts were Cattle. Hogs, Sheep.
Ottlclal Monday 4.M2 2,i',5 ISM
uiuciai Tuesday t,u:a i.ji.i jj,h..
Cttlclal Wednesday 4,7t9 6.420 4,153
Three days this week..l6,69S 16.718 33.411
ame days last week....ll,2M 12,261 20.. .0
lime wck hefnre 12.2i6 13.0.5 27,291
Same three weeks ago. .10.932 1i.29j l..4i
Same four weeks ago. ..12,64 19,4)1 21.i24
Same days, last year 20,027 15,573 21.W7
Avcrago prico paid tor hogs at Suuin
Omaha thx nni anvnm Hiivh with com
parisons:
1 cow WTO
20 cows..,,. S79
1 COW......104O
20 calves... 270
1 cows !07
4 cows... . 912
'Z cows 930
2 cows 1015
3 cows 1020
4 feeders.. 930
4 feeders.. K90
8 feeders.. 757
2 feeders.. 623
3 heifers... 680
12 hclfern... 794
5 heifers.., 976
H cows..,.. 931
28 feeders.. 90S
il cows IftK)
Fred
16 feeders.. 973
2 95
2 45
2 45
3 75
3 00
2 10
2 4)
2 40
2 40
3 40
3 40
2 00
1 25
2 60
2 90
3 10
2 15
3 65
3 30
Lute.
3 50
1 cows. ... 9T0
2 cows, . . S9.S
19 feeders.. 1175
1 steer 1170
2 feeders.. 1070
23 feeders. . 1091
6 feeders,. 95
4 feeders.. 712
2 heifers... 675
2 heifers... 610
B feeders,. 616
3 cows 931
10 cows 1064
8 cows 962
2 cows 1090
2 cows 905
2 cows 810
5 cows...
Sr.-Neb,
3 COWS..
10S0
2 9i
2 45
3 10
3 50
3 0)
3 fii)
3 40
3 35
2 SO
2 SO
3 35
2 15
2 5
2 SO
2 10
1 00
2 to
3 75
Fred Lute, Jr. Neb.
893
22 cows...
2 cows...
I 1901. 1900.n99.189S.lS97.U96.1895.
Sept. 1..
bPt. 2..
Sept, 3..
Sept, 4..
Sept. 6..
Sept, 6..
Uept. 7..
Sept. 8...
Sept. 9...
Wept. 10..
aepc. a.
bcut. 12.
aept. is..
tJept. it..
Sept. 15..
ocpt. is.,
Hept. 17..
Sept. 18..
6 04
UIK
6 07', 5 03
6 15 6 08
6 26 '4 a 0j
6 31 6 06
6 29ft 5 US
5 10
6 36H '
6 444 5 16
6 39H 5 22
6 38 5 2U
6 464 6 08
bCl. 6 05
5 09
67H
6 62 6 13
6 76 5 13
4 20
it
4 19
4 22
4 23
4 Mi
4 M
4 29
4 23
4 Tl
4 251
4 30
4 33
4 34
I
4 32
3 61
3 W
3J
3 63
3 63
3 53
3 60;
3 67
36
3 77
3 79
3 S3
3 72
3 68
3 6S
3,
i 07
4 07
4 04
4 02
4 001
3 5t
3 9JI
3 811
I
3 83
3 89
3 81
3 81
3 56!
3 94
2 77
2 H
2 81
2 Tl
2 '.
2 78
2 81
2 31
2 86
2 IS
7u.
2 63
2 iU
2 73
2 6o
3 71
4 17
4 34
4 21
I 13
4 24
4 23
4 :i
4 lii
4 l
4 IV
4 06
C
4 12
4 12
4 01
Indicates Sunday.
lie Vllll.1,11 IIIIIIIIIUI VI ...
brought In today by each road wns:
Road. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
C, M. & St. P 1
O. & St. L
Mlktmirl 1'nnlflp nft
Union Pnclllc System 33 10 11
l. At it. V ,
F.. E. Ai M. V 73
C. St. P.. M. & O
H. M. R 3S
C, U. & Q ,i
K. C. & 8t. .1 ." 9
C. R. 1. Ac P.. east.. 1
C. R. I. & P.. west.. 1
Illinois Central 1
3
2
1
10
9
25
8
17
6
1
9
I
91
stock
Hr's.
1
272 MM
332 1,531 337
M0 1,523 1,18;
945 2,310
187
138
174
76 .... N....
0J
lfx
28
48
176 ....
196
12U
14
50
160
211
141 .... 661
Total recelptr 189 91 13 5
The disposition of the day's receipts was
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot ncad indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
umann packing uo
swift and uompony
Cudahy PacKlng Co
Armour & Co
Omaha, from K. C
Cudahy, from K. C
it. uecKcr Ac uegan
Vunsant As Co
Lobman & Co
V. I. Stephen
Hill As Huntzinger
Ronton & Underwood....
Uvlnustone Ac Schnller..
.Hamilton & Rothschild..
ij. X'. nuns
II. L. Dennis & Co
A. h. Mawinnney
Wolf & M
Kins Pncklnsr Co
Other buyers
Total 4.088 6,176 2,Wo
CATTLE Tho receipts of cattle today
wero fairly liberal, but packers took hold
In good shape, and the market was fairly
active and fully steady all around on good
stuff. The fact that there will be no market
tomorrow made packers moro anxious than
usual for supplies today.
There ware only a few cornfed ateerj
offered today, and those that were on sa.e
brought good strong prices. Tho bitter
grades. In particular, hold readily, and .t
was not long before everything offered was
out of first hands.
The cow market was well supplied today,
there being about fifty cars on sale. Tho
demand, however, seemed to be tqual to
tho occasion, and there was but little
change noticeable from yesterday In the
prices paid.
Dulls, calves anil stags, so far as noticed,
sold In JUHt about yesterday's notches.
There were fully as many stockers and
feeders In the yards today ns wero wanted,
and as a result everything but the choicest
bunches were rather slow sale, thounh not
much change was noticed In the prints
pain, ii was cviacnt, tnougn, tnat buyers
were cautious about getting many on hand
as tomorrow there will bo no market, and
from that time until the close of tho week
trade Is apt to bo light. Common cattle
tooay were almost unsalable nt any price,
as no one would bid on them.
Western beef cattle today of desirable
grades were ratlier scarce, and those an
swering to that description rold readily
nt fully steady prices. Cow stuff also eo.d
steady and the same could be said of stock
ers and feeders of desirable grades, but the
common stuff was very dull. Representa
tive sales:
4 cows...
11 cows...
2 calves.,
2 calves.,
30 feeders
819
C.
950
993
213
340
, 513
i.)
40
11 feeders.. 879 3 50
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 1390 2 SO 8 1141 B 00
1 830 2 76 47 1013 S 50
15 2 80 it 13H r SS
1 1420 3 75 3 1309 & J
S 1000 3 B0 40 1260 6 65
l..- 680 4 04 20 1230 6 75
i .1040 4 oo 39...: im c 75
COWS.
2 735 1 M 6 1070 2 73
1 920 1 75 1 1160 2 80
1 1004 2 00 I 21 870 2 Si
2 700 2 04 2 (70 2 S3
7 845 2 15 4 Mo 2 85
3 830 2 20 13 991 2 M
2 90S 2 23 25 914 2 90
11 179 2 26 47 837 2 M
5 904 2 11 13 1021 2 93
2 864 2 35 25 9 2 95
2 25 2 .15 1 090 3 00
1 984 3 40 10 975 3 00
1 930 2 50 1 860 3 04
2 715 2 V) 7 1012 3 04
7 971 2 M 29 1000 3 00
2 (25 2 M 17 947 3 10
26 781 2 55 , 1 WO 3 10
5 874 2 CO 1 1044 3 25
4 8S4 2 65 3,,.. t,U83 3 60
19 .'. 805 2 73 2 1164 3 54
1 1044 2 75 1 1140 1 54
5 114 2 73
HEIFERS.
3 530 2 a 1 780 2 94
7 IM 2 23 11 447 3 06
7 657 2 44
BULLS.
1 1380 2 25 1 1160 2 54
1 934 2 25 1 1544 2 54
1 1184 2 23 1 724 2 64
1 1024 2 54 1 1430 2 75
1 1430 2 54 1 1560 4 00
CALVES.
1 210 4 U 1 140 4 75
1 174 4 f 1 130 & 0)
STOCK CALVES.
327 2 85
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
3 603 2 0) 2 800 3 75
1 760 2 85 3 633 2 83
1 C30 2 50 3 66 3 OS
13 657 2 64 23 624 3 35
I ft)4 2 60 4 317 3 54
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 6)0 2 04 3 534 3 IS
2 524 2 00 21 715 3 24
2 783 2 00 25 HI 3 20
3 1116 2 20 16 S75 3 25
3 783 2 25 17 703 3 25
3 796 2 40 8 812 3 Hi
15 tK UO 1 810 3 30
4 955 S AO 18 i. 43 3 30
2 720 2 55 18 660 3 34
II. ..,....),,. 9M 2 94 2 854 3 34
7 !.. 931 2 94 1 790 2 34'
4 774 2 94 3 706 3 34
4 917 2 90 3 696 3 34
3 534 3 04 36 826 3 54
5,,i,i 851 3 29 628 3 54
6 798 2 04 17 817 3,54
4 791 3 04 16 893 3 54
23 823 3 05 17 744 3 55
24, , 969 3 05 10t 3 73
t ,. 493 3 03 37 975 3 75
20 , 886 3 14 13 400 4 00
NEBRASKA.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 bull 1120 $2 60 1 cow 880 $2 75
1 bull.... ,.1010 4 00 Scows 1022 2 85
1 bull 690 3 00 5 COWS 1100 3 10
1 bull 1370 2 50 30 cows 930 2 75
7 heifers... 471 3 15 1 row 1100 2 Si
7 calves... 231 3 65 1 cow 1360 4 CO
-.8 steers..,. 913 3 10 6 cows 1060 2 85
1 row 930 2 85 1 cow 1020 2 85
1 cow,,,.., 1000 2 85 2 cows 933 2 85
1 cow 930 2 83 1 cow 1H0 2 83
10 cows 991 3 10 3 cows 1033 3 10
3 cows 986 3 10 16 cows 953 3 00
1 cow 1030 2 50 1 cow 1080 3 25
3 cowh...,. 903 2 50 2 steers.. ..1130 3 26
1 steer 1090 3 25 6 feeders.. 1030 3 25
1 steer.. ...1110 3 25 1 steer 1030 3 :-r,
1 steer 1130 3 25 1 steer 1360 3 25
1 Meer 1190 3 25 1 steer 1000 3 23
1 steer 1390 3 25 5 steers.. .,1348 3 75
4 steers.. ..1177 3 76 1 steer 910 3 25
1 steer 980 3 23 1 steer 1170 3 23
17 Steer.. ..1163 3 90 1 COW 1000 2 60
20 cows 1053 3 10 1 bull 1320 2 25
2 COW 1035 2 23 v 1 bull.. ,,..1200 2 15
22 steers.... 787 3 50 3 heifers,., 683 3 10
1 steer Sin 3 so 1 hull liso 2 30
3 Steers,... 860 2 85 2 steers,,,. 1115 4 10
9 steers.. ,.1010 3 70 1 steer 760 2 40
1 steer 1030 3 60 8 heifers,,. 813 3 00
t cows,,. .. 920 2 05 3 cows 93 25
5 cow 151 ! 95 2 cow 102 2 95
10 cows.
4 cows.
E. Orimn-Neb.
2 50 3 cows 883
2 90 6 cows 928
4 60 2 heifers... 820
2 60 3 heifers.,, 660
3 03 3 heifers... 573
.1nhi l-lolnml Voh
1 heifer.... 490 1 75 2 heifers... 560
Ed Richards Neb;
22 cows 1016 a 40
19 cows 1047 3 ft) 4 feeders. .1172
2 cows.... 1120 2 in 1 cow 880
2 COWS 1170 3 75
J. II. Uachelor-Neb.
85 1 cow 1(130
1 . 1 cow 1050
Delatour Neb.
55 1 stag 133i)
6u 17 steers.. ..MM
2 cows 1010
5 cows 861)
1 cow uso
1 cow Hum
ira .Morgan .-,ob.
26 feeders., 811 2 85 1 feeder... 730
P. C. nnd J. Murphy-Neb.
59 feeders.. 660 3 15
J. H. Roscnfclt-Ncb.
582 3 45
Thels Bros.-Neb.
997 3 63 , 1 feeder... 810
WYOMING.
991
.1170 3
J. M.
,. 593 2
,. S97 2
1027
3 COWS...
8 cows.,,
4 cows...
3 cows 770
2 cows 875
1 cow 1020
6 cows 932
26 feeders.
28 feeders.
3 83
2 85
2 85
2 85
2 10
2 23
3 l5
3 05
3 05
1 75
! 00
2 50
2 50
2 00
3 W
2 33
2 35
2 S3
2 85
2 85
2 00'
2 7a
.1260
.1016
8S0
40 steers..
3 feeders
1 feeder..
6 feeders.. &5
1 Teeder...l010
7 cows 997
1 cow 860
3 co we 1040
10 steers.. ..1132
24 steers.... 892
W
75
00
4 steers..,
1 feeder..
.1170
.1000
. 670
S30
4 15
3 30
3 30
3 30
?. 80
2 80
3 30
3 30
4 11
2
3 IK)
3 33
3 51
2 90
I 20
4 15 1 steer 1160
3 to 1 cow 10)0
.1 40 1 cow 12S)
3 40 1 cow.. .,,.1130
3 6) 6 cows 971
2 80 1 cow.,,... 940
3 30 38 cows 977
3 30 1 cow 910
4 10 1 steer..
3 23 3 steers.
, Hermnn Wvo.
2 60 4 feeders. ,
3 00 1 feeder...
Western Ranches rt. D
230 steers. ..1146 4 30
COLORADO.
13 feeders. 726 3 65 1 feeder... 6S0
1 feeder... 820 3 15 24 cows 931
J. J. McOlnnlb Idaho.
9 stcors....l212 4 53 14 steers. ...1071
HOOS The market today could be quoted
IOJjISc higher thnn yesterday and nctlve.
The first hogs did not sell iiultu that high,
08 they went mostly at $6.70 and $6.72W. but
the mnrket soon Irmed up. the bulk selling
Ht right around $6.75. Tho choicer loads
sold at J6.77H and occasionally $6.80 was
paid and from that up to $6.80. Tho less
desirable loads went from $6.?214 down. At
those prices It t as 11 very active market
and tho bulk of tho offerings was out of
first hands in good season. The close of
the market was hardly us active and per
haps a trifle easier than the best time, ow
ing to the fnct that packers had their more
urgent orders filled. Some of tho last ar
rivals for that reason did not sell quite ns
strong.
The average prlco of nil the hogs sold to
day Is at the highest point reached slnco
June 2, 1893. Representative sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
4 204 ... 67)i 44 192 S4 6 75
13 300 ... 70 (9 274 . . 6 75
69 194 84 6 74 C6 252 40 6 75
70 172 ... 6 70 60 266 ... 6 75
61 221 40 6 70 79 194 ... 6 75
87 210 ... 6 70 59 254 ... 6 75
31 256 80 6 74 54 203 (4 6 75
80 216 ....6 70 64 283 84 6 75
71 235 124 6 72Vi 85 230 120 6 75
67 227 124 6 72S4 63 207 284 6 73
77 217 40 S 72ii C8 216 40 fi 73
69 234 124 0 72Vi CI 234 200 6 75
76 233 164 7!', C4 254 ... 6 75
60 261 ... 6 72'i 45 288 80 73
74 234 244 6 72'i 6 281 ... 7i
(4 260 124 72t 14 232 204 0 75
59, 291 44 6 72 95 ?82 200 6 76
79 221 120 C 72l 93 232 204 6 75
74 241 124 C 72i, a 240 44 6 73
41 253 244 72i 61 266 ... 6 75
72 224 164 6 72'i 63 264 40 6 75
85 206 280 6 72'i 74: 233 ... A 75
74 212 200 S72H 7 262 ... .6 7X
30 22i ... 6 721, ,;o 31)7 (0 6 77!j
ft 254 84 6 THi 60 303 SO 6 77,
23 251 ... C 72V, 78 254 120 6 77',,
79 230 ... 721, 62 237 ... "V,
79 114 ... 6 73 K8 241 ... 6 77,
69.,; 261 40 6 73 81 216 124 6 "t
60 293 200 6 75 CS 230 ... 6 77!i
63 239 84 6 75 81 ,.21 80 6 77V,
79 243 124 7.1 03 223 84 6 77Vi
64 245 84 6 75 67 208 164 6 77i
64 264 124 6 75 83 215 84 6 77V,
67 260 84 75 61 26 f1 6 77'.i
75 237 40 6 75 67 ...274 160 6 71Vi
63 ..243 200 6 75 69 266 ... 6 77V,
, 66 263 ... 6 75 53 314 120 6 77Vi
79 202 124 75 64 273 84 6 77' i
68 211) ... 6 75 76 244 40 6 7714
79 202 120 6 75 74 231 ... 6 7i
10 290 ... 6 75 61 296 ... 6 84
71 274 244 6 75 C3 2CI ... 6 84
71 234 ... 6 75 64 219 ... 6 80
70 237 ... 6 75 67 219 ... HO
.11 214 ... 4 73 53 ,..S1I ... 6 80
70 237 80 6 75 61 241 ... 84
23 374 44 6 73 37 303 ... 6 85
61 242 40 6 7.1 51 291 ... 6 90
57 261 40 6 75
SHEEP There were not nearly ns many
sheep on sale today ns were offered yes
terdoy. but still there seemed to bo about
enough to mec the demand. Packers,
though, took hold In fairly good shape, con
sidering that Chicago was quoted lOlil&o
lower. At this point Just about steady
prices, were paid for the moro desirable
grades, but the common stuff was very dull.
Thn demand for lumbs today was very
light nnd In fact It was lato before much
of anything was done.
The demnnd for feeders Is holding up In
good shape nnd the market on both' sheep
and lambs may he quoted strong.
Quotations: Cholco yearlings. $3.3033.60;
fair to geod yearlings, $3.15413.30: choice
wethers. $3.205t3.35: fair to good wethers,
$3.003.20; choice ewes, $2.75tff3.00: fair to
a mn msin ,c, n 1. . . I .,l,..
goon rwm. uum.. iu. iiit'iiu oiiimr, i,ti.i.
4.304.5O; fair to good spring lambs, $4.00
4.30: feeder wethers, $2.753.25: feeder lamus,
$3.aqr-60. itcpreseniauve saies:
No.
6 bucks
10 cull ewes....
91 western ewes.....
53 western wethers....
96 feeder wethers
85 western lambs
169 western limbs
171 feeder lambs
32 cull ewes
82 western ewes
80 western ewes
212 western wethers...
15 cull ewes
61 cull ewes
89 western owes,
41 western ewes
948 western wethers...
"V
Av.
, 118
, 103
78
, 89
, 43
, 59
59
, 59
78
73
100
100
82
83
102
101
102
Pr.
$1 50
1 SO
2 90
3 35
3 a
3 50
3 50
3 00
1 10
2 60
2 75
3 25
2 00
2 15
2 75
3 (-0
3 35
CHICAGO LIVE HTOCK MARKET.
Cattle and Sheep ,re Lower and Hogs
Htcndy.
CHICAGO, Sept. IS. CATTLE Receipts,
18.000 head. Including l.OuO head Texans,
4,500 head Texans: market slow to 10c lower;
good to prlmo steers, $6.10fi0.60; poor to
medium, $4,0046.00; stockeis and feeders,
$2.50(34.30; cows. 12.604.75; heifers, $2;25
5.00; canners, $1.604i2.35; bulls, $l.S0jfl.75;
calves. $3.20fl6.85: Texas steers, $3,0044.80;
western steers. $3.7545.&0.
HOGS-Recelpts, 28,000 hend; Friday. 24.
000 head, estimated: left over. 2.870 head:
active nnd 64ilOc higher: closing easy;
mixed and butchers. $6.40fl7.07'4; good to
choice heavy, $6.854J7.20; rough heavy. $rt.2
416.75; light, $6.404iti.90; bulk of sales, $0.60lf
'SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10,000
head; 104115c lower: lambs, lOfyiSo lower:
good to choice wethers, $3.6Q41'I.Oo; fair to
choice mixed, $3.40f)3.6O; western sheep, $3.23
3.60; native lambs, fancy, fair to cohlco,
$3.0O4jl.OO; western lambs, $4,001)3.00.
Ner York Live Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Sept. 18.-I1EEVE8-Re.
celpts. 3,742 head; good beeves strong, others
10c off; cows, weak, shndo lower; native
steers. $3.904i5.70: half-breeds, $2.90fl3.7O;
oxen and sings, $3,504(3.70. Cables llrm. Ship
ments, 121 head cattle and 1,701 quarters of
Ca'lVES-Receipts, 6.523 hend: veals firm
to 16c higher; other calves firm; veuls, $4.50
08.25; culls and little, calves. $I.OOf4.50;
grussers and buttermilks, $3.254j3.50; chohe,
$3.76: fed calves. I.OOfl4.5p.
SIIEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts. .W)
nead: sheep slow; lambs uneven: somo
sales. 35c higher than Monday; closed qules)
and stead?; sheep. $2.2S41; cholco. $3.76;
culls. ll.0Oti2.Ol: IsmbH. $4.0n4J5.50; some narly
sales of extras at $5.754jG.85: general sales,
$4 6.VH6.3S 1 unnnnu ininu.i, i.-j, uuub, tJ.au.
HOOS-Rccelpts. 3,365 hend; state, steady;
no sales of westerns.
Kansas City Live Mock Market,
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 18.-CATTLE-R0-celpts,
12.000 head; natives, 1,400 head;
calves, 1,200 heud; market generally 64fI0c
higher; choice export and dressed beef
steers, $5.80476.30; fnlr to good, $5.0O45.70;
stockers ana feeders, $3.004?.25; western
fed steers, $4,804)5.75; western range steers,
$3.50(84.75: Texans and Indians, $2.90413.75;
Texas cows, $2.204J2.85j native cows,' $2.25ft
2.80; heifers, $3.00fl$.60; ennners, $1.5031.63:
iitius-iicciMPts. ii,i"hi tiend. market lotf
15c higher; bulk, S5.7u4fA.83; mixed pnckr5.
$6.rkV(i.92ti; light, frt.HKntl.75. pigs. J.vOOlfi 1ft,
SHEEP AND LAMHH-ltPoltit. "?.rs.
hend; market 10c lower, lambs. f$5n,ftt"v),
western wethers. S3.25fi3.50; ewes, 12.75113,131
feeders, $2,75R4.2S; stock sheep, $1 Situ "
St. Joseph Mir Stock Market,
ST, JOSEPII. Sept. lS.-CATTI.r: tte
celpts, 225 head; market generally lOo
Ii1,l,f.r MrallfAc, t1 itit..; r.. w .. .. . .. ,
..,. ii,i,,, w,ivJ(,w, ivAtm;. nnu
westerns, $2.7i6.90; cows nnd heifers. 51 v,i
o.ui mum nun nuiKn, j..j.n,io; yenning
nnd calves. $2.354f.1.S.i; stackers nnd feeders.
$2.00114.00; venls. $2.30415.50.
Ill irlSt ltirltila. r, 7f Imnd: ,iiArl V.nt-
hlgher; light nnd light mixed, $6.6MI6.S5:
medium nnd bulk, $il.75J6.97's! pigs, $3.7Sit
3.83; bulk. f6.704J8.SS.
Hllr;t,l' AM) LAM Ho Receipts, 4,ft
hend; mnrket steady to shade lower: ton
Idaho lambs, $1.65; top Idaho wethers, $3.50.
Stork In SUM.
The following table shows the receipts of
cnttle, hogs nnd sheep nt the five prlm-lp.il
stock markets for September 18:
, Cattle. HngS. Sheep,
South Omaha I5.0S5 7.5(3 13,9.'a
Chlcngo is.on) 2S.IXV 10,iHX)
Kniisn City 12,1100 ii.wio 6.:a
St. Louis 3.7(rt 6,100 2,301)
St. Joseph 225 6,70i) 4,600
Totals ....
.. 40.010 58,313 47.325
Smear Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Sept. IS.-SCOAH-Rnw,
steady: fair refining. 3ic; centrlfugnl, H
test. 3Vc: molasses simar. 3c. Reilned.
firm! No. (1 4.65c: No. 7, 4 Vc; No. 8. 4.13c;
No. 9, 4.40c: No. 10, 4.35o; No. 11, 4.30c; No.
12, 4.30c: Nos. 13 nnd 14, 4.20c: standard A.
o.Ooc: confectioners' A, 5.05c; mould A. 5.6)c;
cut lonf mid crushed, 5.75e: powdered, ,V35c;
granulated, 5.25c: cubes, 5.60c.
LONDON. Sept. lS.-SUC.AR-ueet sugar,
llrm. 7s29d.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 18.-8UOAR-Qulet:
centrifugal yellow. 4ic: second. 3M
Molasses, stendy; centrifugal, 64lW.
1'O.STOFIMCU XOTICK.
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a changes may occur at any lime.)
tembei 21. 1901, will close (PROMPTLY In
nil cases) nt the general postolllcc as lol-
1.i.r1ull,i,,0fl m".l,H cl0' one ''our
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Parcels post mallx for ilermnny cloao at
b p. tn. Mondny und Wednesday.
Regular and supplementary mails olo.in
at foreign branch half hour later than dol
ing time shown below.
Trnns-Atlnntli; 3H.IU.
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per s. s. Columbia, vm Plymouth, Cher
bourg und Hamburg (mall for Franco
mult be directed "ncr s. s. Columbia");
lit 7 11. III. for FRANCE, SW1T.E1U
LAND. SPAIN, ITALY. PORTUGAL
TURKEY. EGYPT. O RE E C K, HI 11 T I S It
INDIA und LORENZO .MAiIquez. per
s. s. La Urutugne, via Havre (mull for
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A.OHLS ISLANDS, per s. s. Spartan
Prince.
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?.! ".V?. for Kl'KOI'B. Pcr s.'A.' LucIinlV.
via gueeiistnwn; nt 7:30 n. m. for
NETHERLANDS direct, per s. e. Pots
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guay must ho directed "per s. a. Words
worth"); nt 12 in for HT. K1TTS I1RIT
18H. DUTCH and FRENCH QUIanA,
via Dcmerara, per s. h. Uller; at 12 m
for MEXICO, per s. s. Yucatan, via Turn
pIco (mall must bo directed "per s. s. Yu
catan"); nt 11 p. m. tor NEWFOUND
LAND, per s. s. Carthaginian, from Phil
adelphia Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to Noith
Blum.-;, nnu iiiviivi. L-jr Bicumer, uioso at
hub uiiicu uun- ui u;ju p. in. (connectlli;
close hero every Monday, Wednesday an"
Biituruayj. mans ior auqiicion, by rail to
uusiuii. mm uicucu uy Hicamcr, iioao at
this oftlce dally nt 6.30 p. in, Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Flu., and
thence by steamer, closu nt this oftlce
dully at 6 n. m. (the loniicctliig closes
nro on Monday, Wednesday and Satur
day). Metis tor Mexico City, overland,
uitlcss specially addressed for dluputch by
Bteumcr. cli,.e tit this oflioe dully at i;&
p. ni. nnd i V. m. Malls ior Cot(a ltlc.i
Belize. Puerto Coitcz nnd Guatemala, by
rail to Now Orleans, and theuco by
Bteumcr, close at this iilllcn daily at M-.J)
p. m. (connecting closes hero Monduys
for Hellze, Puerto Cortez ui',11 Guatemala
and Tuesday' for Costu ,lcU). itegls
tered mall closes at 0 p. m. pievlous day.
TrnnK-Pnclfle 2falii,
Malls for Hawaii, Jtpm, 't'hllm and Philip-pine-Islands,
via San Francisco, clone h ro
daily at 6:30 p. m. up to September 16.
Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s. Doric.
Malls tor lluwall. u S.ui imiiiu nmn
hero dally at 6:30 p. m, up to September
16, Inclusive, for dispatch per u. s. Ala
meda. Malls for Hawaii. China, Japan nnd Philip
pines, via San Francisco, closo here dully
at 6:30 p -n, up to September "22, Inclu
sive, for dispatch per s. s. Nippon Maru.
MhIih for AUhir.il'n u'xeem limi AtiMi'.mn,
which Is forwuraea via Europe), New
euland, Fiji, bamu.i and llau.i, via ann
Francisco, close hero dally nt 6:30 p. ni.
nfter September "15 und up to tieptom
ber 28, .Inclusive, or on arrival of s. a.
Campania, due at New York September
28, for dispatch per s. s. Sierra.
Malls lor China and Japan, via Vancouver,
closo hero dally at 6:30 p. m. up to Octo
ber "1, Inclusive, for dispatch per s. s.
Empress of India (registered mall must lis
directed "via Vancouver"!. Mull, i;ccpt
merchandises which cannot bo rot warded
via Canudn, for the U. S. Postal Agent at
Shanghai, closes at 6:30 p. m. previous
day.
Malls for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands, via
San Frnnclsco close here dallv at 6:30 p.
m. up to October "12, inclusive, for dis
patch per h, h, Austrntln,
Malls for Austiiilln (except Wfst Australia,
which goes via Europe, ind New Zealand,
which goes via Sao "ranclsco) and Fiji
Islands, via Vancouver, clone here dally
at 0:30 p. m. after September "28 nnd up
to October 12, Inclusive, for dispatch er
s. s. Aorangl (supplementary malls, via
Seattlo nnd Victoria), close nt 6:30 p. 111.
October "13.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmnster.
Postofllce. Now York, N. Y September
13, 1901.
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