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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2T, 3 901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Anitbir Listleai Daj ii Quins on the
Erd of Tad.
BLIGHT ACTIVITY IN THE CORN MARKET
VVIirnt l Hull nml Nnrniw Dfinnntl
tor Unln Develops Into fcnlpliiH
Affnir Provisions ttulct,
"Ti, but Steiuly.
CHICAGO, Sent. 20.-Exceptlng n spark
f animation snown by corn the grain
cie dull toila, although sternly. Wheat
tYloicd ttc, corn WiUc higher und oats un
changed. Provisions closed a shade to y4c
l'Theriihort-llvd activity In corn, the only
feature of the day, wan duo to un exhaus
tion of supplies. For a few moments
onxlous shorts were alarmed by tho sltua
tloti and ran tho murket up lc. Tho cover
ing tnovemi'iit over th market took eog
ulzanrc of thn perfect weather nnd onsod
off, but closed steady. December was In
bettrr demand than yesterday und Decern
bee and .May decreased lUc. December
ranged between 69'io and nS'ic nnd closed
WuUi higher ut 54C. Itecclpts were W
The market for wheat was a dull nnd
liurrow ufTalr. A rim; of local bear fit
tempted to force December under 70c by
taking iidvnhtHgo of tho favorable reports
from Argentina and Hussla, but the move
ment lacked sulllclcnt strength to over
come the bullish Intlueuce of corn and light
southwest receipts. December opened at
70',tc. sold to iUVvSTOUc. reacted to 70iO
and closed steady to Wy7o".4P. Sen board
clearance!) were 387.VW 'b.ishels, I'rlmnry
receipts aggregated i,Uj.i,i iiusncis, against
n7,i) bushels last year, t.ocal receipts
were 117 cars, 2 of contract grade. Mimic
ipolls and Duluth reported 021 cars, mak
,ng a total for the three points of 741 cars,
ig.iliiHt "12 a year ago.
There was a Hmall outside demand for
lats early, but the market Inter developed
nto a scalping affair. Prices wero steady
m sympathy with corn. Itecelpts were 164
tars. December sold between 36-)sc nnd
16V and closed unchanged at 36i',c.
Provisions were quiet, but steady on a
(air cash demand. .lanunry pork closed a
ihado and January lard and ribs each 2',s2
Jlgher.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 100
:nrs; corn, 315 cars; oats. 2uo cars; hogs,
!l.f)ohend.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. High. I Low. Close.l Yes'y.
'Wheat I I I
Sept. fiSUI fA I GS'il
Dep. 704 7V4 70Uf7J
May 73S?i'7t.4tP,i 73H
'Corn I'll
Kept. 67 fiS 67-
Dee. fW&',4 BSitJ 66V
May 69?iff0 0V4 B!),
'Oats l
Sept. 3.1J1 34',!, 3f;
Dee. 36U 26 30(4
May ssuyi; 3S ssu
Pork-
Oct. 11 75 11 S5 14 75
Jnn. 15 93 16 OVA IB 93
Mny in 05 1C 15 16 05
Lard- I I I
Sept. 1 9 f2H 0 S7 ! 8214
Oct. 3 75 9 f5 9 76
Jan. 9 3UJ 9 to 3 32,S
May 9 35 9 40 9 35
Ribs- I
Sept
Oct. S SO g 90 R M)
Jan. 8 25 S 30 8 25
Mny 8 35 S 3li S 30
7350 73?i
57! r.7?
5'4 SVtftK
I
3431ii,'iJ
36U
i8U
I
It S2H
16 CB
16 15
11 SO
r 2'4
16 124
9 37V4
9 77V4
9 15
9 S7VV
9
9 37t4!
9 40
8 S5 '
8 271
8 35
8 S5
S 8)
8 25
8 32' J
No 2.
dish quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Htrndv; winter patents. JUOa
l.fO; straights. J2.0O23.40: clears, J2.SW3.20;
tprlng specials, J4. 1034.20; patents, J3.40W
3.70. linkers. J2.20rf?2.05.
WHEAT- No. 3. 67J69c; No. 2 red, 70-iJc.
COIIN'-Nn. 2 yellow. BSHflBSc.
OATS -No. 2. 36V4f?37c: No, 2 white, 3S
S!5c; No. 3 white, 37W(3SHc.
RVE-Nn. 2. 66o.
RARLEV Good feeding, Elc; fnlr to choice
malting, i'iOc.
HEBDS-No. 1, flax, $1.62; No. 1 north
western, J1.C2; prime timothy, J5.33Q5.43;
clover, contract grade, $6.50.
PHOVIS IONS M ess pork, per bbl $ll.90?(
05.00. Uird, per 100 lbs.. 9.S5fl9.87',4, Short
fflbs sides (loose), $S.S5f9.00. Dry snlted
nhoulders tboxed), $7.i;2Hfi7.S74. Short
clear sides (boxed), J3.B0ift3.GO.
WIUSKV-Hasls of high wines. J1.30.
The following are the receipts nu1 shlp-
mrnin lur 1110 mui iwciuy-iiiur nour:
I Articles.
Itecelpts. Shipments.
' Flour, bbls
Wheat, ml.
Corn, bu...
Onts, bu...
Itye. bu....
Iinrley, bu
. 15,000
.1S1.000
.152.0
. 15,000
. 4l,0r0
S'2,0 0
661.000
162.000
2.000
19.000
On the Produce exchanga today the but.
ter market was firm; creameries, 14f21c;
rtntrlcs, n!rl7c. Cheese, firm, lOQll'.ic Kgcs,
Jlrm; fresh, lCftlfiV4c
M5W VOHIC nnBUAI MAItKBT.
Quntntlntm "f (be Day nn Vnrlon
Coiiiiiinilltles.
NEW YOItK, Sept. 26. PLOUn-Rccelnts,
27.075 bbls.; exports, 16,66;) bbls.; dull but
steady; winter jiatcnts. f3.Boy3.80; winter
tralghts, J3.30iS.1.45; Mlnnesotn patents,
f3.fijy3.30; winter extras, $2.5Ctfi2.80. Uyo
riiur, steady; fnlr to good, J2.85fj3.15; choice
to fancy, f3.3083-35.
COU.NMBAl-Qulot; vellow western, J1.22;
;lty. J1.20; Iirundywlnu, , t3.35ff3.50.
HYK Dull; No. 2 western, GOc, f. o. b.,
illoat.
HAHIiKY Dull; feeding, 64c. c. I. f., nuf
falo: malting, 60fj6lc, c. I. f., HulTalo.
WHi: AT Itecelpts, 147.5S0 bu.; exports,
B1.966 bu. Spot, dull; No. 1 northern Duluth,
7GV4c, f. o. ti., nfloat. Options wero easier at
llrst owing to tho lower cables and liquida
tion, hut eventually sold up with corn.
They dually eased oft under realizing and
rlosed dull. Mny. 7iiy79ic, closed nt i9Hc;
September. 74Htfl74c, closed nt 74,jc; Octo
ber, 73073Tfcc, closed nt 73ic; December,
WfiJlWic, closed at 76c.
(JOHN Itecelpts, 74.WO bu.; exports, 20,010
Ml. Spot, sternly; No. 2, Btc, elevator, and
l!c, f. o. b., allo.it. Options easy, but
inter beenmo stronger on active support
by western trnders and fair covering. It
finally eased off under sales for long ac
counts and closed easy. Mny. G4$rtl4c.
closed nt 61c; September, 63tfiye, closed
at 63c; December, 62Q63Vic, closed at
62j4C.
OATS Receipts, 32,100 bu.: exports, 20,140
bu. Spot,. steady. Options dull, but steady
with corn.
HAY Stendy; shipping, COgcSc; good to
choice. .s3i(Wc.
HOPS Q'j lot; state, common to choice.
loi crop, unioc; W) crop, lUfiic; 1S93 crop.
(Wfllc; Paclllo const, l&oo crop, ll15o; 1S33
crop, 61Tllc; 1S9S crop, 55J9c.
HIDKS-Stondy: Onlveston. 20 to 23 lbs..
ISc; Cnllfornln, 21 to 25 lbs,, 19'Ac: Texas
dry. 24 to 30 lbs,. 14V4c
LI3ATHHH Stendy; hemlock solo, mic
ros Ayros, light to heavy weights, 23!Mi
24V4e; ncld, 23Hfl2l',4u.
PROVISIONS-Heef, steady; fnmlly. fll.60
4T12.W; mess, J3.BoyiO.00; beef hnms, f20.00y
21.50; pneket. $l0.0o&10.M; city, extrn India
mess, J16 00yi8.00. Cut mcnts, stendy;
pickled bellies, J3.75ll,75; pickled shoul
lers, J7.23; pickled hams. J10.75f(U,00.
lard, steady; western stenmed, tl0.25; ri
tlned, sternly; cnntlntiut. $10 Gil; South Amer
ica, $11.25; compound, $7.507.75. Pork,
Heady; family, $16.00y 16.50; short clear, J17.50
(& 13.01, mess, J16.OOyi7.lX).
TALLOW Firm; cltv (J2 per pkg.). 6c;
country (pkgs. free), Bftyec.
HUrncn-Itecelpts. ll.lis pkgs.; stnto
rtnlry. 1420V4c; creamery. I5y22c; June fac
tory, m44il5t4c.
ClIKKSi: Receipts, 3,316 jiIcrs.; strong;
fnney Inrgo colored and white, 9e; fancy
Mimll colored. t'TiyiOo; funcy small white,
9f9Hr.
KatlS-Recelpts, 8.0(3 pkgs,; firm; stato
nnd Pcnnsylvlnla, 21fff22c; western eltudlcd,
20Hy21e. western uncaudleil, 17ijy20c.
MOl.ASSKS-Stendy.
POULTRY Alive, steady; dressed, tlrm.
unchanged,
MUTAI.S Agnln there was a decided
tlrop In tho price of cooper nt London, while
tho local market remained featureless. Tho
market was weak abroad under liberal of
ferings, prompted by reports of henvv
itocks nnd a Inek of bull support. Thn
close was weak at 61 ISs 3d for spot nnd
6.' Bs for futures. Tin, after opening weak
tinder liquidation at New York, turned
nrnunil and became firm on good buying,
tho closing being llrmer nt J25 for spot. At
London, however, tho market was un
changed, spot being quoted nt 112 15s and
futures nt 110 15s, Lead nnd spelter wern
jinchnnged both here nnd nliroad. Domestic
linn inaraeiB miu una nominally unciianged
Glasgow warrnnts closed nt 81s nnd Mid.
dlesborough nt 45s Id.
IMillaili'llilila Produce Mnrtiet.
PHILADKLPRIA, Sept. 26,-ni'TTKR-
firiii; inncy western creamery, .Jtyc; fancy
nearbv prints, 25e.
KCJOB-Klrin; fresh nearby and western,
iie; iresii souuiwcsieru, aw; iresil soutn
ern. inc.
CHKKSK-KIrm; New York full creams,
fancy small, SUe; Now York full crenms,
iuir 10 cuoicc, uaiic.
Mluneaiinlls Whuiit, l'lnur nml llrnn.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 26. - WHEAT -
wasn, w,c; uecemor, j,w, Alay, JUltU
70Hc; on track, No. 1 hard, 71jc; No, 1
northern, fiSH"; No. 2 northern, 664c.
KLOUR First patents, J3.90y4.00; secmd
patents. $1.60; first clcnrs, t2.85y2.W; second
clears, $2.25.
RUAN-In bulk, J13.COffl3.2a.
OMAHA WIIOI.nsAI.n 3IAIIKBT.
ComlKlnii of Trndi. nml (Inutntliins
in Slnplr nnd l'nney Produce.
KnoS-Hceelpts fnlr; loss off, llQlnc.
LIVn POULTRY-Hens, 7fl7Hc; young
nnd old roosters, 4c; turkeys, 6ySc; ducks
and geese, &yOHc; spring chickens, per lb
ilL'TTRn-Common to fair. 1212V4c;
eholco dairy, In tubs, 15jl6c; Bepnrntor, 22
W23e.
, KRKSH I'lSH-Illnek bnss, ISc; whlto
bnss, 10c: bluellsh, llci bullheads, 10c: bluo
litis, 7c; buffaloes, 7c, catfish, 12c; cod, 10c;
croppies, 10c, halibut, 11c; herring, 7c; had
cock, 10c; pike. 10c; red snapper, 10c; sal
mon, Kc; sunibh, oc; trout, luc; whttetlsh,
10c.
OYSTKHS Mediums, per onn, 23c; Stand
nrds, per cm, 2Sc; extra selects, per enn,
35c; New York counts, per can, 4oc; bilk
standards, per gal., $1.1'.
PKIKONS-Llve, per doz., COc.
VliALS-Cholce. Sc.
HAY Prices quoted by Omnha Wholfsale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
JIU.irt; .No 2 upland, Jlo; medium. 9.50;
coarse. JS.B0, Ry0 straw, JI.B0. These prlcei
are for liny of good color nnd quality. De
mand fair. Receipts, 2 cars.
CORN-5Tc. C'
OATS-Old, 35c.
URAN $16.50.
VKOETARLES.
POTATOnS-Homc grown, $1.1031.15; Salt
Lnkes. $1.20; Colorndf.. $1.20. "
.,,:(.,n.,l',NT-pr cloz - 75c
V ' CTS-Per niarket basKet. 35
TtJIlNlPsfpor basket Mc ''
UCUMRERS-Homo grown,
SlIjC.
33c.
per doz., !0
LETTPCE Per bu 20c.
RADISHES Per doz., lOtfloC.
PARSI EY-Per doz.. 'toZ.
SWEET POTATOES-Per hu $1.25.
-V.;i,IA.S1.'1,nn(, ccl crated, lc.
ket 5oe grown' l,cr ls,b- bM'
HEANS-Wnx. per '4-bu. basket, COc;
string, per H-bu. hnsket, 50c.
ONlONS-Home-grown, per lb., 2S214c;
filianlsh. per ernte. $1,50.
jjNTALOL'PE-Rockyfords, per crate.
"'WATER.MEt.ONS - MNsuurl, Iowa nnd
Nebraska, 20fi23c,,ns to slip.
CELERY Kalamazoo, per bunch, 25f?35c;
Nebraska, per bunch, 30yi0c; Colorado. 40
0 tyc.
NAVY REANS Per bu., $2.5002.75.
FRUITS.
APPLES-C'ooklng, per bbl., $2.5002 75;
snow apples, per bbl.. J3; Jonathans, $3.50;
Relleflowers $I.C5fil,75.
PEACIIES-Callfornla freestone, per box,
8jc; clings, ,5c; 1'tnh freestone. 7505c:
t-inertos, 6-bnsket crates, $1.3001.40.
PLUMS California, per crite. $1.2501.CO;
$2.50.
QUINCES-Pcr box. $1.65.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES Vnlcnclas. Jl.fjOWS.oo- t.A
sweets. $1.60.
LEMONS Knncy, $3.75; choice. $3.25.
mVi'vVN"AS-Pcr 1,U,IC1' nccordlng to size,
KIOS Cnllfornla, new cartons, 75c: Im
ported, per lb., 12014c.
lAVi-v ,frs'2!1' ln.f-'- b"!". fairs, 5c.
HONEY Per 24-scctlon case. J3.75.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS English wnlnuts. ner Hi.. iKo- nt.
berts, per lb., 13c; nlmnnds, per lb., 16020c;
rnw peanuts, per lb., 60614c; roasted, 6V40
CIDER-Pcr bbl., fl.50; per ii-bbl.. $2.73.
HIDES No. 1 crecn. 6V4c: Nn. 1 ,rrn
6V4c; No. 1 salted, Sc; No, 2 salted, 7c; No.
1 veal calf. 8 to 12V4 lhv, 8c; No. 2 venl
calf. 12 tn 15 lbs., 6e; dry hides, S013c; shcop
(iuiid, Miifiuu, iiurseiuues, 1l.wy,Zj,
5(. I.011I (i nil ii unit Provision.
ST. T.nnta Sn( tvnr . n r
S2,i5l bushels; llrm; No. 2 red, cash, elc-
vuiur, it-?o; irncn, nifijc; tieptember,
Oiic; December, 7H4S71o; May, 75Ho; No.
! hard, 69fj63!4c
nOnV-Knm" Vrt o ,.ottl, cnn. eni's.
S3c; September, 53c; December, BStjgjSc;
OATS T-'Irtn- K'n nl. -i-
3SJ3SUc: September, 3"Wc: December, 37Tc;
iv i to iower, mc.
FIOTIlt Mnrli-nt rlltll nnmv -A
. . . . , " Jun',r 11, IQIItJ UIIU
straights. $3.00fi3.15; clears, $2.90.
occjijo nmomy, steady at $4.7535.10;
flax, no market.
CORNMEAI-Stendy nt $2.90.
RRAN Quiet; sacked, enst track. 77JJ78C.
IIA Y frrpplllfir? tlrYinlht. t? IWTf 1 r AA . ... I
rle. $7.0009.60.
WHISKY Steady, $1.30.
IRON COTTONTlK8-$1.20.
HAaOINC.-0y7V4c.
IIK.M1' TWINE 3c.
i'imvi9invsnnri nrm. ,i ...
Ijird. h i?tier I9Cti cif ,T 7. ,
10c lower; extra shorts, $3.124; clear ribs
$3; clcnr sides, $3.3714. Hacon, boxed, extra
shorts. $10.25: rleitr rll.o tinm- ..l-
$10.37H. '
METALS Lend, quiet, $4.27'j5?4.33. Spel
ter, quint nt $4.32W.
lniir.Tnvsi.iti.i.. v.ini.. -. .
714'SSc; turkeys, 7J4c; young, 7c; ducks. Be;
d.I.Vl7c:8,ea,,y: crean,cry- 17G2:o:
EtKtS Steady, 16c.
RKCHIPTStrinnr nivm v,ki- . .t.
43,000 bu.; corn. 25.000 bu.; oats, 51.000 bii
SHIPMENTS-Flour, 5,000 bbls.: wheat
44,000 bu.; corn, 36.000 bu.; oats, 41,000 bu.
Liverpool Cirnln nml I'rm Islona,
T.IVRnpnni. Slonl ntt witt.' at a .
dull; No. 2 red western winter, 6 6d: No.
j iraiiu.ni "i'miik, un i; oiiures, quiet;
December, 6s 7o; March, 5s 3d.
CORN Spot steady; American mixed
new, 6s 1; futures, quiet; October, 6s "id:
November. 5s December. 6s.
pi-jab Canadian, stendy, 6s 6d,
FLOUR St. Louis fancv winter, ataariv.
7s fid. "
HOPS At London fPnclfln .ennt rf..u
3 35s.
PROVISIONS-Reof, firm; extra India
mess. 70s. Pork, llrm; prime mess, west
ern. 73s. IlnmR. shnrl rnt Ii tn 1.. iu.
strong, 6ls. Iard. steady; American re
fined. In palls, steady. 68s 6d: prima western.
I. yuiutn, niuii, iwiNi. UHCOn, WUlTlDCr-
...1,.. wkt uii-uuj, .a in o' ius., n;i in snort
rlhs. Ill tn On Ilia ulnmlv 51 ln -i I
middles, light. 28 to 31 'lbs., 'firm 51sVd;
long clenr middles, heavy. 15 to 50 lbs.
steady, Bis; short clear hacks, steady. 16 to
2? lbs., 47s 6d; clcnr j,PPa u to lfi
lbs., steady, 40s 6d.
iiUTTliH steady ; finest Un ted States.
3s: good United States, 7s. '
CHEESE-Qulct; American finest white.
46s 6d; American, finest colored, 46s 6d.
i iwi.u -iiiuti tuy, Hirong, 123 ga;
Australian, In Iindon, tlrm, 30s fid.
Receipts of wheat during the last three
days, 532,000 centals, including 494.0CO Amerl.
ca n,
Receipts of American corn during the
last three days, 122,600 centals. Weather
line.
Kiiniii City Grain and Prorlalnns.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 26.WHEAT-Sep-tember.
65c; December. 66T4c; Mny. 70-Vc:
cash. No. 2 hard. ffiUS? r.w: n . v -i.
,.CORV,S;i'tombcr' Vic: becetnbe'r.'BSUc:
Mny, , 59,Si(i0c; cash No. 2 mixed, 6O0O)UC
No, 2 white, tiOyfile.
cWSSd!lSS ch0,ce ,M-WftM
lltlWfllMIl ft - . . .
fancy. llV'lCeT ' ,b,Bc! dalry.
UrifJS airnilv" front, Ml,.n.i ......
siik stock quoted on 'change nt 15c doz., lots
iiKUiiii'TH-whcat, 21.600 bu.; corn, 61,200
bu.: oats. lO.Ofrt bti. v " "
SHIPMENTS When t, 33,000 bu,; corn,
18,400 bu.; oats, 30,00) bu. ' '
Toledo Crnln nml Seed.
TOLEDO, O.. Sept. 26,-WHEAT-Market
dull, stendy; cash and September, 73c; De
cember. ?3Hc: May, 76;c.
CORN Dull, tlrm; cash and September,
53Hc: December, 59c; Mny, 60c.
OATS-Dnll; cash nnd September, 37c;
December. 3Sc; Mny. S9c.
CIX)VER8EED-Dull. hlRher; cash, prime
October and December, $5.25.
Dulntli firntn Mnrket.
DULUTH. Sept. 26WHEAT-Cnsh. No.
1 hard, itc; No. 2 northern. 6554c; No, 1
northern nnd September. fiSHc; October,
6Se; December. iVSHc; Mny, 72Uc
OATS-36H036;c. ' " '
CORN 57Hc
1 .
Penrln SlnrUrt,
PEORIA. Sept. :6.-COrtN-Firm; all on
contract, no sales quoted.
OATS Firm; No, 3 white, 36i;c, billed
through.
WHI8KY-On the basis of $1.3) for fin
ished goods,
Wool Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26,-WOOL-Flrm but
unchanged: medium grades, 12H017c; light
tine. r.'SltHe; heavy tine, 9Wrllc; tub
washed, 12tf2to,
to V. ' '"-'-"'"ornia TOKay. 4-in. ernte,
2 i Z-i ?nT if ,t i"0 ,c 0 n co r rt " extern. 20c.
PIM-.APPLEK-Per crate of 12 to 16. $4.25.
( RA NllERltlES Per hhl tR kil n.J
MOVEMIO.VTS OF STOCKS AND IIO.NDS.
Market Minus (iriMrliiK liiiprovemcti t
In All Lines.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26 -Tho ton? of
today's stock market showed growing Im
provement over that of yesterday, Thto
was considerable evidence of realizing Mttil,
which persisted after the opening dip and
showed a tendency to recur from time to
wine, uui support was forincoming an
every decline, and before tho day cnJd the
tlflliru 1 nn..ill., .11.... I ... ....... . 1. . . I .
hhort lines, causing practically a completo
recoxery of all losses, Not a Tew itocka
shotted decided net gains, Including Amal
gamated Copper, Anaconda, tho V'under
bllts, Pennsylvania, Ualtlmoro Ohio, St.
i-aiii, vniuiiKo ureal western, lann.iuun
and People h Oas. The opening losses were
dJo to the demoralizing effects upon cop
per mining shares In the foreign markets,
of tho break In Amalgamated Copper. Hlo
t Into were oil over J points In Paris when
tlw. ulnnb .....I... 5 . . . .1..
... oi.'vix uitiiit:i upenuii nere, aim iiie iiii'
tier market In l.i.iwi.n, I.
slump.
London poured out stocks freely upon the
New ork market In liquidation, making
mi; upuiiuiK aciive ami wchk. 11 ueeauiu
evident quickly that support was to bo ac
corded to Amalgamated Copper and Ana
conda. Only 700 shares of tnc former and
0W shares or thilatter sold at li below hist
night's closing. All subsequent transac
tions were at or above last night's level.
i.uiii niui'ns iiut'iuaieit irequeuiiy iiunng
the day, but the largo short Interest showed
Itunlf on... .1... ...II.. ...
..,... ...un uui iiiu .till. iiiivi mi .-A
tensive a decllno and with till the bad news,
u i.ir in Known, aircauy puDiisnco, ine
active demand from the shorts cnused
.llltll,llllltllVl l.U,'Cl lULUVCI IIIUIU lll.lll
yesterday's loss and the stock closed only
below tho best. Anaconda Is 311, higher
tor the day. The relief to sentiment af-
tr...1..,l U.. .1... ... 4
iuiKi-11 i, nn; 1 iruiivt-i j 111 jwiiiiiKaiiinieu
overshadowed all other considerations. The
severe liquidation In some of tho railroad
stocks, which was a feature vesterdav. un
not In evidence, and tho fears felt of un
favorable developments In the- companies
I.... .., ... 1. 1,.... .1,. i.i.ii. . . 1 .
..... . i inu ifuinic wurc reiievju,
Tho selling was explained ns being due to
liquidation by bull pools, and suggestions
were heard of Internal dissensions between
tho members of tho pools to account for tho
Itrilllrlutlr...
' I' 1 1 II f '1 ,'..-.. l.t. ..... a., . . I . - , .
. . ' i.-jiin in 1110 iron ir.1110
outlook, Including tho rise In tho price of
I.,,. 11 u nun iixrcriiuns inai large oruors
tor steel rails would go over to next vear,
..'nr. unii.Hln.l .... . ..I i . . . , ...... '
......viiii'ii un it uiu'cruiK imiicawon,
The announcement of the arrival In Sail
hViiMnlaAn . .u. I.. ......
. ,-v.s ui .,i.v,uw 111 lusiraiinn goal,
taken In connection with yesterday's re
port of n shipment of a like nmount from
tft . .. . i.iii.nm ill liuillllliu
gold In tho last few days, served ns a reas
surance tn those who felt uneasiness over
the future money outlook. The withdrawal
from tho Itnnk of England of more than
f.'.uOO.lM) for Oermnny was tnken to Indi
cate the ability of thnt Institution to re
spond to demands upon It In tho event of
any real stringency In the New York money
tniirbnl Tit.. n,n,... .... .. .... i '
...... .. inu. i-uiuii 1 in iuiui'h nun mo
II W 1 1 fl I Affn.tt r,t n..l..l.... .1... ..1 ' - li
. ..v . . .iiuiiiii. inu views 01 wie
day i events to conform to thn new tllrec-
...... ... iiiurn, llic IIHIIKPl ClOSeil qlllCl
nnd steady at about the best.
The principal weak spots In tho bond mar
ket were In speculative Issues, Totnl sales.
,.n f vutim fin.1 ru.i ft.. 1. ..1 . .
....u., 1.11111:11 ninies 11011113
were all unchanged on Inst call.
The follow ing are tho i-loslnc prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchlfon
ilo pM
Ilaltlmorc ft Ohio.
do rfd
. 7U4 So. Pacific
. 05' So. Hallway
.IOO14 do pfd
. !M Texas & Pacific.
. 56',
. 33
. 86
. 4Ui
. 20H
. 344
. 96'J
. 87';
. 2IJ
. 31,
. H
. 30
. 2H4
. IS
..181
.1H0
. (0
.m
. 9JH
.. 2S'
. 83' 5
. 15
. ii
.. 4P,
. Oii'J
.132'i
.. 37'.
.. cevi
.. !4?i
,.217
.. I6',i
,.116
..2.V1V4
.. M'4
,. 17
.. 231,
.. 7S-,
. 94
..834
.. '43'j
. la
.. 40V,
,. 75
,. ill
.. 62
1. 40',4
.l..0',
. 39
,. 7'J
..211
. KM
. Cfl'
.122',
.. 62ti
. 13',
. 791,
. 17',
. 53
. 42t
. 93
. OO'.i
CatiHillan PaclOc...
lWU.ToI., St U. &
Canada io
C'lirs. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton...
do pM
Chi . Ind. & I.
In pfd
C'hlcnco & E. 111...
Chicago a. W
ilo tut pfd
iln IM pfd
8P. do 11 f
4S Union Pacific ....
ritl nfil
77'i
ih
75
125
22;
8P.4
46
193
114
2314
WHbaiih
do nfil
Wheel, & L. E....
do M nfrt
Wis. Central
do pfd
Adams Ex
American Ex
Chleaito A N. W...
C, It. 1. & P
t. s i:v
Chicago Ter. A Tr,
do rfd
Wells-Kargo Ex...
. 41
. 3714
. 14'v.
. r.3,
. 2ti
.1V
:"3'i
. !!',
. 4l,
. 69 i
. M's
.W.i
. iZ
. 74U
.1431.
. 40'
. 78
. 7'l
.vraai. Copper ....
Amer. Car A K...
do pfd
Amer. Mn. Oil...
C. C. C. & St. L...
Colorado Ho
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson
Del. L. & V
Drnier & H. 0....
do pfd
Eric
do 1st pfd
do M pfd
Ot. Nor. pfd
do pfd
Amer S. & u
do tiM
Amer. Tobacco.
Anne. Mln. Co....
Ilrooklvn II rr .
Colorado Fuel & 1
Con. Dan
Con, Tobacco
do pfd
On. Electric ....
CHucose Sugar ....
Hocking Valley
do pfd
Illinois Central
low a cVntral ...
do pfd
Lake I.rle & W.
do pfd
1.. & N
Manhattan I.....
Met. St. Ry....
Mexican Central
Mpx. National .
Minn, & St. I...
Mo. Pacific
M.. K. & T
do pfd
N. J, Central ..
N. Y. Central ..
Norfolk & W...,
do pfd
Hocking Coal ....
Inter. Paper
do nfd
.133 Inter. Power
,103i I-nclede Oas
.123'i National Illscult .
.16314 National Lend ...
. 23?i National Salt ....
, lSJi 1 do pfd
.107 1N0, American ....
1 97 (Purine Co3t
. 2'i I'acinnc Mall
. 01 People's Oub
163 'Pressed S. Car....
.157 j do pfd
MVa Pullman P. Cnr...
. S7 .ItepuMIc Steel ...
01t do pfd
341.4 SiiKiir
143H Tenn. Coal & Iron
4 ll Union Hag & P...
75?, do pfd
!H U. S. leather ....
45(4 do pfd
19 U. S. Hublier
671,1,1 do pfd ,
2S, U. S. Steel
62 I do pfd ,
lM'i Western Union ..
.117 I
No. I'acKV pfd.
Ontario & W....,
Pennsylvania ...
Heading;
do lt pfd ,
do 2d pfd
St. I,. & S. V..
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. I.. Soulhw...
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
Last sale. "Ex-dlvldenil. Trust re
ceipts. The Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says; The stock mar
ket today was a narrow and sensitive one,
governed by apprehension over tho copper
mystery. Tho metnl opened nt 61, fell to
60V4 and closed nt 62. Copper slocks fol
lowed suit. Itlo tlntos opened nt 45 vs. Paris
selling mildly nt times and offering tho
stocks 2 points under parity. The close was
46T. Anacondas opened at 6T4 and closed
ut 7. American stocks followed tho
course o: copper. They opened very weak,
a I'ull point under parity and were stendy,
but Idle till New York came as a alight
buyer; particularly Atchison. Then prices
see-sawid Idly, lmdon ivm imin im,.r.
csted, hut the provinces sold. Cnll rates ran
up 10 17 ana mo mnrKcis wero surprised
to bo obliged to go to tho bank for a large
amount of money. Tho recent ease was duo
to the slncknesu of demnnd. not to a super
abundance In supplies, Half n million
pounds In German coin has been sold. The
Indian bank rates have been advanced from
4 to 6 per cent.
New York Money Mnrket.
NEW YOKK. Sept. 26. MONEY-On cnll,
steady nt 3Ef $ per cent;. Inst loan at 314 per
cent; ruling rate, 34 per cent; prime mer
cantile paper. 5fl5V4 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easier, with
actual business In bankers' bills nt $4.S5W
for demnnd and $4.S3Vii5M.K3-8 for sixty days;
posted rates, $4.81 and $4.8614; commercial
hills, $4.82i;f?4.S2?i,
SILVER-Uar, GSifcc; Mexlcnn dollnrs,
35V4c
UONDS Government, stendy; Btate, Inac
tive; rntlrond, Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds ars a
follows;
U. S. ref. !s.
reg.
,108i,4 'Hocking Val. 414s.,
.10) ,1.. gc N. tinl. 4s
.108U Mex. Contral 4s...,
.1MH' do 1st Ino
.139i4 Minn. St. I,. 4s..
.1394 M.. K. .t T. 4s
IO64
101?;
SlVi
31
1034
984
82
105,
1084
130!;
103
72i
102i
)',
H7'.i
93
97,
79 ;
S64
91!J
117
1134
El
1034
106
11914
110
614
1124
9.1
814
do coupon ,
do 3s, reg
do coupon
do new 4s
reg..
do coupon
do old 4s
reg...
do is..
do coupon
N. Y. Central Is.,
do gen. 3l
do Is, rec
An enunon
N. J. C. gen. 5s...
Atchison gen, 4s,,,
No. Paclflo 4s
do adj. ts
Ilaltlmorn & O, 4s
do 3(4
do conv. 4s
Canada So. 2s.,.,.
Ontral of tla, fa..
do Is tnc
.97 I do 3s ''.
.104 N. & W. con. 4s...
. Ot'.v Heading gen. 4s....
.105 St L & I M e. 5s..
.1071. St. I., .t 8. P. 4s..
.vwnst. l. southw. u.
. SO do 2
.1064 ,San A & A. P. 4s
. 8 Hi So, Pacific, 4
1. 96 ',i So. Hallway 5s
Ches. & Ohio 4H
C. & A. 3iis
C. II. & Q. new 4s
C. M & St I K. 4
,iw.i;jer. I', is
.140 Tol. St I. & W U.
,10i!',i Union Pacltto ts...
.10441 do conv. 4s
. 934Walinsh Is
, 57!. do 2s
.102 do deb. H
C. & N. W. 0. 7..
C, It. I. & P. 4s,. ,
r C C & 81 I, g. 4s
Chicago Ter. 4s
Colo. So. 4s ,
Denver & It. O. 4s.
Erin prior lien 4s
do gen. 4s
K. W. A D. C. Is
. 97 West Shore 4s
. 85 Wheel. & L. E. is.
.103 Iwis, Central 4s....,
Offered.
v York .IIIiiIiik (liiotntloiiH,
NEW YORK. Sept. 26,-Tho following nre
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Con 20 il.lttle Chief
All. It 'l-lnlnrln
... 12
..1100
... 70
... 8
... 1
... 1
... 11
... 49
...323
Hreece 140
llrunswlrk Con 5
Comstock Tunnel... 6
Con. Cal. & Va 160
Ueadnood Terra .. 50
Horn Silver 180
Iron Silver 59
Ijcadvlllo Con
I.'l'iiir
Phoenix
Potosl
S.ivage
Sierra Nevada
Small Hopes ,.
Standard ,
I
J
Ilnnk ClrnrliiK".
OMAHA, Sept. 26. Rank clearings todny,
$1,094,406; co-responding day last year, 1SS7,
685; Increase. $106,711.
ST. LOl'18. Sept. 26.-CIearings, $6,771,009;
balances, $771,SHr'moncy, 6'aU per cent; New
ork exchange, 25c discount bid, 20c dis
count asked.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.-Clearlngs, $2,S63,
CJo, money, 4S6 per cent; New York ex
change, 4ik; discount.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-Clearlngs, $25,766,5fi;
balances, $2,063,752; posted exchange, $4.S3H
(3-4.S6; New York exchange, 30c discount.
HALTIMOllE, Sept. 26.-Clearlngs, $3,S52,.
Slo; balances, $182,5:6.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. :.-CIcarIngs,
$29,2(.,0,T0; balances, $3,533,S6.
BOSTON. Sept. 26.-Clenrlngs, $26,143,214;
balutires, $3,258,941),
NEW YORK. Sept. 26,-CIcarlngs, $243,129,
907; balances, $10,527,292,
London StneU itnutntlnnii
LONDON, Sept. 26.-1 p. m.-CIosIng:
Consols, money
do account
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
llaltlmore & Ohio
Canadian Paclllc-.
. 934
. 934
. 7'.
. 76
. 9S't
.103
.112',
Norfolk Sc W. pfd.
90
98
344
73';
204
3814
:;
334
874
674
994
9u
43
94V1
20
404
634
414
364
No, Pacinc pfd....
Ontario Sc W
Pennsylvania
Heading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
So. Hallway
do pfd
So, Pacific
Union Pacific
do pfd
U. S. Steel
do pfd....
Wabash
do Pfd
Ches. Sc Ohio
Chicago tl. W
C , M. Sl St. P
Denver Sc 11. O....
4JS
23
163,
164
do pfd
Erlo
du 1st pfd.....
Illinois Central
I. Sc N
M.. K. Sc T....
do pfd
N Y. Central .
Norfolk ic W...
. 914
. 40
. !
.147
.105',
. 284
. 534
.15941
. 544
Spanish 4s
Hand .Mines
Deliecrs
HAR HILVER-Stcndy nt 26i4d.
MONEY 1 per cent. The rnte of discount
In tho open market for short bills Is 2V5f2U
per cent; for three months' bills, 2 3-lt.
2 15-16C
Ilimton Stock quotations.
BOSTON, Sept. 26.-Call loans. 4S?o
cent: time loans. 6Ji6 per cent. Ol
per
fllclal
closing;
Amer, Sugar
American Tel
Hoston St Albany.
Iloston Elevated..,
Hoston Sc Maine..
Dominion Coal .,.
do pfd
U. 8. Steel
do pfd
flen. Electric . ...
Ed. Electric III...
Michigan Tel
Mexlcnn Central .
N. E. O. & C....I
Old Colony
Old Dominion ....
.122;
..163
.256
,.17'l
.192
,. 41
.116
,. 42S
9JT,
.2364
.250
: 6
. 2.14
. 6
.2064
. 2S4
West End
Westlngh. Electrle,
Adventure
Illngham Mln. Co.
Amal. Copper
Atlantic
"al. Sc Hecla
Centennial ,
Franklin
Humboldt
. 91
70
234
324
92'
, 334
650
. 2D;
164
40
, 984
160
6
295
2Vi
59
Osceola
CJulncy
Santa re copper....
Tamarack
Winona
Wolverine
I'll re Ik 11 Klnnnelnl.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-.Moncy was In better
demand today, preparatory to tho month
end. The, further advance In American ex
change has considerably lessened the
anxiety ns to tho possibility of gold ship
ments to New York, Business on
tho Stock exchnngo was Inactive and
prices were ilupressed on yesterday s
late ili-cllnc In Amerlcnn Copper
shares, The metal fell hero nenrly 3. Con
sols wero fairly steady and homo rails
with generally lower. .Americans responded
to New York's weakness and went below
parity, notably St. Paul. Delivers and Nor
tolks. Lnter Americans were steady but
quiet. They recovered somewhat In tho
afternoon. The closing was stendy. with
prices ber.w the best for the day. Kaffirs
were depressed, The sum of XSOl.tiOO In Ger
mnn coin was withdrawn from the Rank of
England today. The Ilnnk of Englanrt'n
rate of dlsco.int rcmnlns unchanged at 3
per cent. Gold premiums are quoted ns
follows: Buenos Ayres, 130; Madrid, 42.!i5;
Home, 3.10. Rio tlntos fell 2"i points today.
The weekly statement of the Bank of Eng
land shows the following changes: Total
reserve. Increased 125,000; circulation, In
creased iti.OnO; bullion, Increased 131,0(11;
other securities, decreased 708,000; other
deposits. Increased 20S,OfN); notes reserve,
increased 125,000. Government securities
unchanged. The proportion of the Bank
of England's total liability Is 15.2 per cent.
Lnst week It wns 63.20 per cent.
PARIS, Sept. 26.--Prlces on the bourse
today opened Hat, Influenced by New York
advices, and the unsatisfactory Annconda
dividend. Rln tlntos declined 75 f. Indus
trials were severely attacked. Later thcro
was a partial recovery. Rio tlntos. how
ever, weakened still further updrr the In
fluence of a sharp fall In ropprri Toward
the closo they were steadier, fn sympathy
with the general list. Rentes Improved on
bear covering. DeBeers nnd Kaffirs started
easier, but were supported at the close.
Three per cent rentes, lOlf 102c. Exchnngo
on London, 25f22c. Spanish Is, 70.77M. The
weekly statement of the Bnnk of Franco
shows the following changes: Notes In cir
culation, Increased 2,K25.000f; treasury ac
counts. Increased 23.62f,(in0f ; gold In hand,
decreased 14,610.000f ; bills discounted, In
creased 2,700,(VOf; sliver In hand, decreased
62,'i.flOOf. .
BERLIN, Sept. 26.-IndustrIals were dull
on tho bourse today and Cnnndlnn Pacifies
anil Americans wero .weak. In response to
New York, and with option sales. Ranks
wero wenk on the further decline In mines
and Industrials. The cases of plngue re
ported at Naples. had an adverse effect,
especially on navigation shares. At the)
close prices were somewhnt steadier.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 26. The rate of dls
count of the Rank of Bengal wns todav
raised from 4 tn 5 per cent.
MADRID, Sept. 26. The gold quotation
today wns 13.07.
Wool Anet inn Snlm.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-Tho offerings nt the
wool miction sales today numbered 15,422
bales. Competition was brisk and prices
wero llrm. Bidding for superior grades waa
anlmnted. American competition was In
creased and added to the h'irdness of rates.
Hoveral good parcels of Merino were taken
for America Cape of Good Hope'nnd Natal
sold well to the home nnd Germnn buyers
nt a further ndvnnce. Following nre tho
sales In detail: New South Wales, 5 5M
bales; scoured, 5dtfJ6s 1V4'I; greasv, 24fff
10V4d. Queensland. 700 bales; scoured. 10djj
Is Id; greasy, SSi0V4d. Victoria. 3,700 hales;
scoured, 6dfils 54d; greasy, 3ftllV4d South
Australia. 2 S00 bales; scoured. 5V4dftls a;
greasy, ,4fl',4d. West Australia, 100 bales;
grensy, V'lSil, Tnsmnnla. loO bales;
greasy, 4i(9Hd. New Zealand, 1.000
bales; scoured, 5Vf?6Vid; greasy, 3.!fiSd.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 300 bales;
scoured, Odffls 6d; preasy, fiV457d. River
plate, 400 biles; greasy, 3V4S?6;d. Punta
Arenas, 100 bales; greasy, 4fi4V4d.
1
Oil nml IlUHln.
OIL CITY, Pa., Sppt. 26.-OILS-Crcdlt
balances, $2.15; shipments, 110,020 bbls.;
nverage, 93,991 bbls,; runs, 96,461 bbls,; aver
age, S0.S93 bbls.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26. Oll-Cottonseed,
steady; prime yellow, 42c. Petroleum, nom
inal; rellned New York. $7.50; Philadelphia
nnd Baltimore, $7.1.1; Philadelphia and Bal
timore, In bulk, $4.85. Rosin, quiet; strained,
common to good, $1.40. Turpentine, quiet
nnd steady at seiiflCffiJic.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 26.-OIL Cottonseed,
Hull refined, spot, llrm nt 24s. Turpentine
spirits, quiet nt 26s 3d. Rosin, common,
stendy nt Is Hid, Petroleum. retlneiJ, steady
at 6d. Linseed, nteady at 32s.
LONDON. Sept. 26.-OII--Calcutta lln
seed, spot, 55s; Unseed, 30s 10',jd. Petroleum,
American refined, C3-16d. Turpentine
spirits, 26s 6d.
Sunnr Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-SUOAR-Raw.
steadv; fair refining. 3Uc; centrlfugnl, 96
test, 3lc. Molasses sugar, 2 31-32e. Rellned.
steady; No, 6, 4. foe; No. 7, 4.55c; No. 8,
4.45c; No. 9. 4.10c; No. 10, 4.35c; No. 11, 4.30c;
No. 12. 1.30o; No. 13. 4.20c; No. 14, 4.20c;
standard A. R.03c; confectioners' A, 5.0iic;
mould A, 5.60c; cut loaf, 5.7nc; crushed,
5.75c; powdered, 5.35c; granulated, 5.25c;
cubes 5,50c.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-SUOAR
Quiet; centrifugal, yellow, 3 15-1CJ4 3-16c;
seconds. 2fJ3?ic. Molasses, steady; centrlf
ugnl, 6B10c,
I
Coffee Market,
NEW YORK. Sept. 26,-COFFEE-Spot.
Rto, stendy; mild, nulet. Futuros opened
quiet, but Immediately tho call selling be
came general and the prlco level fell away
Blf 10 points; nt tho closo tbe tono wns
steady, with prices 10015 points net lower.
Disappointing cnhles und ncnvler Brazilian
receipts were tho principal bearish features;
sales, 54,500 bags, Including: September,
5.00fl3.03c; October, S.OOWl.OSc: December,
5.20(f?5.23c; March, fi.43fi5.50c; .May, 5.60Q6.03C;
July, 5.73I?5.8oc; August, 5.85c.
New York Dry (iooila Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-DRY GOODS
There has been no change In tho ehnractcr
of tho spot demnnd, but mall orders have
proved fair for general run of merchandise.
Brown cottons are steady. Rle.iched and
coarso colored goods tlrm. Prints In fair
request nnd llrm. Olnghams steady Print
cloths quiet and bnrely steady. Silk fab
rics llrm, with fair demand,
l; viiliiiriited nml Dried I'rulta.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26. EVAPORATED
APPLES Old evaporated npples, leeled,
pretty stendy. The new crop Is In un .in
settled condition and prices run all tho wav
from 6c to tc, nccordlng to quality, old
state, common to good, 5iSc; prime, SHfa
Sc: choice, 9e; fancy. 4i94c.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Inactlve,
but steady,
Mllvt'Miikec Grnlu Market.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 26..-WHEAT-Flrm;
No. 1 northern, 71c; No. 2 northern, esVi
69c; December, 704ft70Hc.
RYE Stendy; No. 1, Mc.
BARLEY Dull; No. 2. 60c; sample, 8
69c
CORN-December, 6S;S5iTio.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Gftttli f G to Chtico Qtallty Bold
adily at Filiy Study Pricci.
DOWNWARD COURSE OF HOGS CONTINUED
I'nlrly Liberal Ilecelpta of Sheep nnd
Lamb! Todny, lint Mnrket Ruled
r
Actlre and Stendy ou All
Ucalralile Grnilc.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 26.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Olllclal Monday 6,931 3,104 l , ' i
Olllchil Tucsdny t,2S0 i.lal W.41?
tiinclal Wednesday 7,t9 t,2J4 ,1JJ
Olllclal Thursday 3. 160 4.W0
Four days this weok.21,6,6 21,149
Same days lust week 16,oKl lb.iw
Samo week bcfoTre 11.126 W'J
Same three weeks ago...H.41 17,bns
Samo four weeks ago. ...13,620 22,99j
Satnu days last year 2i,M2 '.'1, 3,8
Averaco nrlco tiald for hogs at
39,350
33,411
25.S31
27,633
20.W1
32,707
South
Omaha the past several days with com
pnrloii6: 1901. 1900.U99.1S03.1597.1856.1K
Sept, 1...
5 04
4 20
3 Cl
i 99
4 071
2 77
uept. 3..
Sept. 3..
Sept. 4..
Sept. 5..
6 UK
074
i Ml
i sl
2 M
4 37
4 14
4 21
4 13
i 24)
4 22
4 21
4 Wi
4 (f
4 Oj
4 06
4 01
4 12
4 12
4 04
4 0.1
.1 02
3 96
4 00
4 82
4 84
SS!
4 19
4 22
4 23
3 65
I
3 621
4 07
0 15
6 26',
6 34
4 04
2 71
6 0
6 05
2 76
Sept, 6...
3 63
4 051
4 02
Pt. 7...
Sept. S...
Sent. 9...
6 29J4
6 08
4 3Ui 3 53
2 78
6 3hI
6 444
4 W
2 M
2 SI
. I
6 16
E 22
4 oU J w
4 29
3 67
Sent. 10..
3 W
3 93
3 84
2 M
2 n
2 79
Sept. 11..
Sept. 12.. I
3cpt. 13..
Sept. 14..
6 39
4 23
0 af-.n
o .-01
4 22
3 77
6 46U
b Us
6 05,
4 25!
4 30
3 79
3 821
b 51?4,
3 S3
3 72
3 M
3 89 2 69
sept. la..
Hept. 16..
Sept. 17..
Sept. IS..
6 09
4 33
3 57
3 81
3 S6
2 iU
6 574
6 621
4 34
S i?)
5 1
3 6
I ii
3 711
e 73
6 13
4 3:
3 91
Sept. 1;)..
6 19
6 22l
4 33
3
3
2
I
2 S3
aepi. .,
Sept. 21..
Sept. 22..
Sept. 23..
Sept. 2o..
Sept. 26..
6 76T4
4 31
4 03
6 6
5 23
5 21
4 31
3 71
4 01
4 35
3 73
3 f6
3 761
2 81
6 9?i
4 41
3 77
2 IS
2 90;
2 89
6 W
6 76
6 16,
5 16,
4 41
3 S2
4 C9;
3 71
Indicated Sunday. Holiday.
Tho official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattlc.Hogs.Sh'p.II'ses.
U., M. & St. P. Ry 4 3
O. & St. L. Ry 1 2
Missouri Pncliic Ry 1 1
Union Paclllc system.... 49 9 22 7
tJ. & N. W. Ry 7
F., E. & M. V. R. R 27 IS .. 1
C, St. P.. M. &. O. Ry... 2 6
'li. it M. R. R. It ,....5i) 10 12 1
C. B, & Q. Ry 6
K. C. A: St. J 1
C, R. I. & P., east 4
C. R. 1. & P.. west 2 1
Illinois Central 2. 1
Total receipts 39 5 Si 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing tho num-
UlT ui neuu UlUlUUlCUi
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Omaha Packing Co
Swift nnd Company...,
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
Swift and Co., K. C...
11. Hoi'l.r Xr nipan
327
b91
1.9.53
,. 556
,.1,191
,. 679
,. 80
,. 376
,. 33
.. 193
.. 47
,. 114
.. 27
,. 43
,. 60
.. 262
,. Ill
,. 72
,. 854
1,311
2,086
1,537
2,227
787
3SI
j'nnsant & Co
I, obman & Co
v. I. Stephen
Hill & Huntzlncer
jlenton ri Underwood .
l.lvlngstono & Schallcr
Dennis & Co
Hamilton & R ,
L. F. ilusz
"Wolf & M
Other buyers
Totals 5,025 5,5.Vi
8,0.7;
CATTLE The recelnts of ratlin were not
very heavy today, as compared with those
of -the last several days. Packers seemed
to hnvo quite liberal orders nnd as 11 result
the market was active and fully steady on
all desirable grades.
Itecelpts Included only about a dozen cars
of corn-fed cattle, for which tho demand
was active, and steady to strong prices
wero paid. The high point of the day was
$6.20. which ts only 6c under tho high price
of the year, which was paid on Tuesday of
this week. The common stuff was uf course
more or less' neglected, the same as usual,
but still even that sold for fully ns good
prices as wore paid yesterday for tho same
Kinds.
Tho supply of cows and heifers today
seemed llgnt after tho big runs of the last
few days, as there wecr only about 35 cars
on sale. Buyers took hold with considerable
life and paid Just about steady prices for
anything at all good. The medium grades
were a little dull, ns has been the case all
the week, and on such kinds the murket
was barely steady.
Bulls, calves and stags sold again today
In Just about the samo notches they have
tor several days.
Heavy feeders are still In good demand
and steady prices were paid for nil that
wero offered if the quality waa satisfac
tory. Stockers also sold steady If they were
good, but tho medium weights and common
stuff of all weights were slow sale.
Western range beef steers wero rather
scarce today and the few that wero offered
sold nt good steady prices. Cows and heif
ers couid ulso bo quoted steady and the
same Is true of stockers and feeders of good
to choice quality. Representative sales;
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av. Pr, No. Av. Tr,
1 700 2 60 Z 9:5 S 00
2 730 2 75 22 934 6 4 )
! MO 2 7& 17 1262 6 6S
6 SO: 2 76 19 1227 63
1 1010 3 50 20 1129 5 70
1 102.-. 3 W 43 1245 6 ti)
4 1030 3 65 41 1397 0 OO
7 1931 4 00 34 134S 6 00
2 S43 4 25 20 1317 6 24
COWS.
1 550 1 60 1 930 2 U
6 W! id) 1 H60 2 76
6 633 2 10 3 1243 2 75
2 960 2 15 2 1041 2 75
3 1010 2 15 24 1030 3 95
6 940 2 15 1 U60 3 00
1 910 2 25 2 600 3 00
2 1075 2 40 3 916 3 25
1 990 2 50 2 1093 3 10
7 SSO 2 50 1 1000 3
1 1100 2 60 4 U77 3 65
HEIFERS.
16 712 2 23 9 504 3 00
23 750 2 50 1 900 3 25
2 7(5 2 75
.BULLS.
1 650 1 50 1 1430 2 36
2 873 1 76 1 500 2 CO
1 1400 2 CO 1 1740 3 23
2 1030 2 05
OALVEb.
1 200 3 00 1 160 4 50
1 170 4 (0 1 1ST) 4 75
STOCK CALVES.
1 310 2 00 2 350 4 00
1 310 3 40 1 300 '4 00
2 330 3 75
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 630 2 00 31 C01 2 69
1 300 2 23 4 730 2 60
1 650 2 35 19 735 2 90
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
24 619 2 10 I.... 930 3 35
11 610 2 75 11... 644 3 43
2 10SO 3 00 25 766 3 (0
3 MO 3 00 39 10J.0 3 C5
2 MO 3 0) 2 610 3 70
6 636 3 25 1, 1160 3 53
NEBRASKA.
2 COWS 1015
2 40 1 bull 9S0 2 25
2 40 33 feeders.. 718 3 20
2 40 3 feeders.. 780 3 15
2 85 12 feeders.. 833 3 16
2 35 2 feeders.. 816 2 W
3 10 9 feeders.. 761 3 15
2 85 1 cow 910 2 85
2 00 2 cows 950 2 85
3 75 1 heifer.... 600 2 50
3 75 1 steer 440 3 25
2 23 6 cows 954 2 80
3 00 20 cows,.... 892 2 65
3 00 22 cows 1045 2 75
2 40 6 cows 971 2 20
3 40 1 bull 1220 2 25
3 40 2 bulls 1245 2 65
2 63 1 bull 1490 2 60
2 25 1 bull 1260 2 20
? 90 18 COWS 952 2 90
2 00 1 cow 1160 2 60
3 15 2 cows 925 2 40
2 40 1 cow 132i) 3 75
3 00 9 cows 1048 3 00
4 50 1 steer 530 2 00
4 00 4 steers.... 632 1 50
4 00 1 bull 620 1 75
3 10 1 bull 1340 2 30
3 30 1 bull 1310 2 40
2 80 1 bull SS0 2 75
'.' 75 1 cow 960 2 25
3 25 1 cow 800 3 25
2 90 22 cows 903 2 70
1 50 12 COWS 1030 3 25
1 50 2 cows 1010 2 25
9 70 6 cows 79i 2 70
3 90 2 cows 925 2 00
3 15 IS cows 885 3 10
3 60 3 cows 12(0 3 00
3 60 5 COWS 814 1 60
3 25 3 calves... 270 I 00
2 86 3 cows 91 3 00
3 (0 6 cows 1025 2 2)
2 85 9 feeders.. 676 3 25
2 50 22 feeders.. 931 3 45
2 50 17 feeders.. 63n 2 "6
2 63 26 feeders,. 826 2 05
2 80 6 feeders.. 873 3 05
2 60 2 feedors.. 800 3 05
2 90 3 feeders, 916 3 05
3 35 3 feeders.. 886 3 05
1 COW 9S0
1 COW 1070
1 COW...
930
1 cow.,.,
2 cows.,,
2 cows.,,
. 9 20
.1020
.1150
1 cow ,
2 calves..,
1 calf ,
4 COWS....
870
293
320
985
1 steer 1030
28 heifers... 971
4 cows 1055
12 feeders.. 942
1 feeder...
6 cows
1 cow
2 cows
1 cow
1 cow
1 cow
12 cows
1 calf
1 calf
1 calf
14 feeders.,
19 feeders, .
2 feeders..
9S0
, 975
960
975
930
9U0
820
833
, 210
, 130
120
, 0U)
737
795
890
1 cow...
I cow...
8 cows.
1 cow...
1 cow. ..
..1030
.. 993
.. 930
..10O0
6 rows.
875
30 stctrs,...iono
4 feeders
S40
2 calves..
4 calves..
2 cows.. . .
740
366
9ii0
11 feeders.
855
3 COWS 10S1
44 cows,
952
972
5 cows....
9 cows..,.
2 heifers.,
1 feeder..
21 feederr,
.10.10
. 521
.1000
. 626
feeders
li feeders., 662
3 35
3 00
3 05
3 0i
2 90
2 90
2 60
1 feeder... 1030
2 feeders.. S85
9 steers.... 957
2 steers, ...1030
2 cows 103.1
3 cows S76
3 cows. .. .1016
37 cows. ..vlOOO
2 cows 1010
9 cows...,.101i
20 steers. ...1215
1 steer.. ..1060
9 steers.... 875
26 calves... 371
47 feeders.. 817
3 05
3 1
3 40
3 40
2 ft)
2 70
2 Si
2 90
2 50
3 60
5 90
I 25
3 40
3 15
3 05
22 heifers.. fc6
1 cow
..1110
,..ir9
.. 997
..1106
,..lUi0
,.. 992
ii cows,
4 cows,
3 cows,
2 cows,
13 cows,
1 bull..
2 90
2 30
2 40
2 40
2 lV
2 65
3 23
3 15
2 50
2 90
.1 15
2 SS
2 85
" Si)
780
2 bulls 1590
I nun ioiu
II heifers... 623
1 feeder... 910
73 feeders,. 922
6 cows 811
43 cows 870
6 cows 1021
5 COWS S9I
11 cows 1019
7 cows 922
Charles
3 cows 1033
1 cow...... 1070
2 cows 1090
1 cow H(l
1 feeders . 899
5 feeders.. 912
1 feeder... 720
7 feeders. .1071
9 cows 803
6 cows 896
B cows.... 92S
6 cows 970
3 80
2 85
2 90
2 90
2 00
Turning Hn wk Neb.
3 40 1 cow 990
2 75
2 75
2 75
2 fiO
3 10
3 20
'' 60
2 00
2 50
3 40 1 cow 10m
3 10 1 cow S70
3 40 1 stag 860
3 20 6 feeders.. 886
3 20 1 feeder... 9V)
3 20 1 feeder... 710
... II. J. Ashley-Neb.
7 feeders.. 1011 2 S5 1 feeder... 10V)
1 feeder. . 4) 3 OJ 1 feeder... 750
15 feeders.. 951 3 15
i8.i - ,S'- u- Gould-Neb.
3S steers... .1239 5 75
ia , , .,Irnry Rye Neb.
l&ScM g "'"rter-.-lOOS
,, , ., 1. Bouge-Nob.
44 heifers... So7 3 05 a feeders.. 907
HnttTir n 1 t.--.n .
3 35
3 35
nt 1 "iu 1 ,i.
r itTulim.. 1Mb .1 to
2 feeders,. Iu95 3 33
15 feeders.. lfw 3 05
William
1 feeder... 890 3 25
7 feeders.. 840 3 0)
feeders.. 1010 3 35
Hogg--S. D.
11 feeders.. 1000
3 6)
3 60
4 feeders. . 890
II. A. DawsnnR tl
3 cows 101C 3 85 6 cows 961 3 15
W. H. Cords-S. D.
3 steers.. ..1033 4 35 1 steer 890
9 steers.. .,1235 4 33 11 heifers... 733
1 steer KMO 3 60 1 bull 1110
3 25
3 15
: 40
3 15
3 35
2 50
3 50
COLORADO.
2 20 24 feeders.. 613
2 85 13 cnlvcs... 289
2 90 R cows SS7
4 OO 2 steers. ...1015
2 S5
20 cows.
30 cows.
4 cows.
977
995
917
21 steers.. ..llui)
25 cows 976
Cleorire Hnrtlev Wvn.
13 steers.. ..10i 3 00 7 feeders.. 86?
3 70
4 60
2 25
3 60
IS feeders
. 930 3 75 11 steers.. ..1069
. 920 3 25 1 COW 1020
.1150 3 25 1 cow 1050
A. Laughlln Wyo.
.970 3 25
b. O. Samullson Wyo.
.. 910 2 85
B, J. Uurt-Wyo.
. 994 3 00 12 feeders.. 7S1
.. 93S 3 00 1 feeder... 770
1 feeder.
1 cow....
10 feeders,
2 cows...
7 cows..
6 cows..
2 cows..
3 30
3 75
970 3 00
Wind River
:r Live Stock Co. Wyo.
97 steers.. ..1143
4 60 2 bulls 1465 3 25
87 steers.. ..1095 4 60 4 6 feeders.. 955
3 85
west Lowering Co. Wyo.
19 steers.. ..1005 3 40 40 Bteers....l092 4
HOGS Thero wn a light run of hogs
hero today, but owlnc to thn f.-irt thnt Oil.
cago and other markets were quoted lower
prices ai mis point 100K a drop, packers
sianeu in niuuing 6a7y4c lower and the
llrst hogs sold mostly nt J6.72Va and J6.76.
After the first rniiiul thn f..,.H,n- 1
a llttlw and tho market was not over c
lower, wiwi tno long string going at J6.75.
Ilio choice loads sold from $6.75 to $6.95
nun mo commoner grades went from $6.7214
down. At those prices tho hogs changed
hands quite rapidly nnd it wns not long
before the bulk was disposed of.
This Is tho third consecutive day that the
prlco of hogs has gone down. Tho de
cline from tho high point, which wns on
Monday of this week, amounts to nearly
l5c. Tho prlco Is now about back to whero
it was on September IS. Representative
iu ic;
27 feeders.. 613
10 feeders.. 673
2 feeders.. SI0
No. Av. Sh. Pr. No. Av. Bh. Pr.
I 245 ... fO 82 262 SO 73
33 234 ... S 70 SO 217 210 t 75
17 1$5 ... 70 78 216 70 6 75
31 233 M 6 70 67 22S 120 6 75
45 323 120 6 721,4 69 260 360 6 75
10 30.-. ... 6 72Vj 62 253 M 6 75
11 310 ... 6 72', 97 214 320 6 75
6 197 ... 6 72Vi 58 242 40 6 75
74 221 SO 6 721, M 2M ... 6 73
61 199 40 6 72i 64 26,'. 160 6 73
67 192 SO 6 721,-44 206 ... 6 75
9 237 SO 6 72H 0 272 160 7lN
269 320 72', 71 -32 2(l) 6 75
61 271 24) 6 72U 72 235 10) 6 73
69 233 10O 6 72',j 62 279 120 6 75
62 246 120 6 72'4 76 19S 11) 6 73
62 253 80 6 72 h (6 267 80 6 73
S4 235 120 6 72',$ 63 271 SO 6 75
69 278 40 6 75 71 214 40 6 75
73 212 40 6 73 74 231 160 6 75
63 275 120 6 75 69 266 80 6 75
66 251 100 6 75 62 278 240 6 73
37 314 ... 6 75 2S 200 200 6 75
69 260 200 6 73 68 270 SO 6 73
78 240 2) 6 75 65 242 160 6 77H
63 2.19 SO 6 73 63 JOS 40 6 774
68 273 40 6 75 61 263 ... 6 77H
S3 220 80 6 75 60 294 ... 6 77.i
65 2) 40 6 75 67 239 80 77'4
67 IS4 ... 6 75 67 229 ... 6 7714
60 303 40 6 73 M 313 80 6 77',,
66 236 SO 6 75 ( 4 260 200 6 771j
69 223 ... 6 73 73 25") 200 6 TiV,
53 247 60 6 75 32 667 SO 6 77V,
44 219 120 6 73 73 207 120 6 7714
S3 ISO SO 6 7a 66 253 SO 6 80
62 243 40 6 73 37 5S2 ... 6 93
69 2.17 20 6 75 63 299 ... 6 SO
87 230 120 6 76 63 271 40 6 SO
76 237 S 6 75 33 262 ... 6 S3V4
SHKKP Thrt sunnlv nf flhpnn nnd lumhs
In sight this morning wart fairly liberal
tor tins time of tho wcck. 1110 enmanu,
however, wns apparently equal to tho oc
casion, ns Just about steady prices were
paid for anything nt all deslrablo. Trading
was fairly active In both sheep nnd lambs
and tho bulk of tho offerings wns disposed
of In good senson. Some of the conrse
nnd common stuff ivna neglected by both
pnekers nnd feeder buyers nnd wns hnrd
to dispose of, hut aside from thoso tho
market wns In good shape.
Tho demand for both feeder sheep nnd
lambs continues active nml strong prices
nre being paid for desirable grades.
Quotations: Choleo yearlings, $3.25i?3.35;
fair to good yearlings, J3.O0tfT3.25; choice
wethers, $3.003.20; fair to good wethers,
2.85ft3.00: choice cwck. $2.60f("2.S5; fair to
good ewes, $2.40y2.00; choice spring lambs,
$4.1554.35; fall to good spring lambs, $3.75'q
i fnnrlnt tl'if tl(.r,j i'J TKfi !1 1K Ia.H.. I.mI.b
.. .-- . . - ... ... , .... . ...ii, 1,
$3.00fl3.60. Reprcsejitntlvo sales:
No. A v.
14 Idaho ewes 100
49 Idaho ewes 100
43 western lceder Iambs 67
4 western wethers 72
Pr,
2 75
2 7S
2 75
3 25
3 40
3 SO
4 20
$1 75
1 75
2 00
2 25
2 75
2 SO
3 10
3 10
3 23
3 25
3
3 23
3 10
3 50
3 60
4 23
465 feeder lambs...
1,072 Idaho lambs.
634 Idaho lambs...
49 bucks ,
... C9
... 60
... 07
.... 70
.... 80
.... 43
....110
....112
....110
.... 90
.... 78
....131
....101
.... 96
.... IV)
3 culls
3 culls
2 western owes
lo western ewes
70S Idaho ewes ...
2 Idaho ewes ..
617 western wethers
31 western
9 western
236 western
wethers
wethers ,
wethers ,
yearllnaa
western
144
feeder lambs
62
200 Idaho lambs no
245 Idaho lamhs 05
1735 Idaho lambs &s
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Dull Hons Sternly nnd Sheep
fitroiiK.
CHICAGO. Sept. 20.-CATTLE-Recclpts,
12,600 head, Including I.CUO Toxnns and 1,000
westerns; dull nnd 20010c lower than Mon
day; good to prime steers, $6.0056.45; poor
to medium, $4.ooti5.75; stockers and feedors,
$2.25(34.30; cows nnd heifers, $1.60fi-l.75; can
ners, $1.6OJi2.30; bulls, $1 7."iT(4.76; calves,'
$3.0O(l.6O: Texas steers, $3.00fll.00; western
steers, $3.lBfj5.25.
HOOS Receipts, 24,000 bend; estimated to
morrow, 21,000; left over, 4,000 head; stendy
to 60 lower; 25fi30c lower for the week;
mixed and butchers, $6.70tj7.10; good to
choice heavy, $6.SO1i7.20; rough, $6.60ff(0.75;
light, $6.45Q6.95; bulk of snleH, $0.C37J.3.!5.
SHEEP AND LAM BS Receipts, 1,000
head; sheep steady, lambs strong to 10c
higher; good to choice wethers, $3.CO?l.00;
fair to choleo mixed, $3.30i3.60; western
sheep, $3.2Gtj3.S5; natlvo lambs, $3.0Ofi5.00;
western lambs, $3.75y4.75,
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Sept. 26. CATTLE
Receipts, 2,600 head; market steady, hut
.lull nnlll'G tl 1A ' Tnvnno nnH
ems' $2.7595.85; cows and heifers, $l.25fj5.01;
nuii iinn i.ik. ..jom.u); siocKers and
feeders. $1.704.25; yearlings and calves, $2.00
3.75; veals, $3.006.00.
HOGS-Recelpts, 7,200 head; market 6U7!4c
.( " n ' -f w nniiiiu l n i t UPllll,
and light mixed, $6.60fi6.9O; medium nnd
neavy, o.ou'o i.ua; pigs, jo.uj'flo.tiij DUIK, IB.tO
Q6.90.
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recclpts, 1,600
head; market active, steady to strong; top
Utah wethers, $3.25.
i
,ew Ynrk Live Stock Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Sept. 26,-REEVES-Ro-
9Uc
ft"
r l T .VWH-T?plnl h JVi lmnr1 ttnn.lu. .
to fairly good veals, $5.001,5.50; grassers and
buttermilks, $3.60fl4 00. ,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,112
head: market quiet, generally steady; sheen
I2.frfVff4.fiS; lambs, $l.6o6.50; dressed mil to '
5V4ft7Ue; InmbM, 75lk "'
. UOC'KCnrl)l"' M hfm,i tly; stato
hogs, $7.15ft7.30.
Knnana City Mve Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS PITT. Sept. 26, CATTLE Ra
celpt3, 1,.G0 head; cornfed steers steady to
celpts, 646 hendi no sales; dressed beef,
steady, eiWfcc; Texas beef, $5.00i7,00.
Cables quote American steers nt ll'ifil.lc,
dressed weight, and refrigerator beef nt n
10c higher, heavy feeders steady, others
wenk tc 10c lowor; cornfed steers, $3.5086.30!
fair to good, $S.U0fi5.50; stockers and feed
ers, $2,7014.25, western fed steers, loOil6.46;
western range steers, $3.50ff4.7G. Texans
nnd Indians, $2.75f?3.70; Texas cows, $i.ui?
3.00; native cows, $2.65J?I.25; hMfcrs, JJ.oimj
5.60; emitters. $1.232.61), bulls, $2.25fll.ui.
calves, $3.0005.60.
HOGS-Recelpts, P,0i) head! market Re
lower; top, $7.05; bulk of sales. $6.70& .())
heavy. J7.tOli7.CG; mixed, $6.7697.00; light,
$6.00(16.75, pigs, $5.00l6(O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recclpts, 6.0 1
head; market steady; western lamb;, $3.5fi
4.25; western wethers, $3.00'rf 1.00; ewes. $2.21
02.75; feeders, $3.25a3.25; stockers. $1.5082.5;.
St. I.ii ii I Live Stork .Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 26. CATTLE Receipts,
4,300 head. Including 1,800 Texans; market
stendy for best natives, others 6igl0c lower;
Texans stendy: natlvo shipping nml export
steers, S4,60.(fi.2.; dressed beef nnd butcher
steers, $3.50jj5.63; steers under l.onO lbs., $3f4
5(5.25; stockers and feeders, $2.oOflt.l5, eowt
nnd heifers, $2.00ii5.oO; ennners, $l.25if2.25;
bulls. $2.35:84.25; Texas and Indlnn steers,
$3.2004.20; cows nndhelfers, $2.20ff3.35.
HOGS-Recelpts. S.OOO head; market SftlOt
lower: pigs nnd lights. $6.50fi6.S5; packers,
$6.fioff6.90; butchers, $0 95Ji7.2O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recclpts, !.6-"
head; market steady; native muttons, $3 00(3
3.30;Jnmbs. $3,75H4.0O; culls nnd bucks, $1.65
(yo.-o; siocKers, i.Wij...o,
Stuck In .Unlit.
The following tnble shows the receipts ol
cnttlc, hogs und sheep nt the tlve principal
stock markets for September 26:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 3,765 4,6m) S,74
Chicago 12,520 24.1"") 1,000
Kansas City 1,200 9,l) S.cOO
St. Louis 4,300 S.OoO 2,500
St. Joseph i 2.500 7,200 1,500
Totals ..
.24,265 52.SOO 1S.7SS
Ciiltnn Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-COTTON-Spn
closed nulet ; middling upland. SVic: mid
dling gulf. 8Hc; sales. 812 bales. Futures
closed steady; September, 7.6Sc: October,
i.6oc; November, 7.61c; December, 7.67c;
January. ,.b8c; February, 7.6Sc: March. 7.6sc
April, i.6Sc; May. 7.69c.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2S.-COTTON-?!'ly!,
"tic. bales; Kood ordinary,
6 9-16c; low middling. 7,c; middling. 7 15-16c
good middling, 8 3-16c; middling fair. S 7-lGci
Receipts, 2,261 bales; stock. 63.9:5 ha en.
l-uturcs. steady; September. 7,6(c; October,
7.Mc; November. 7.61c; December. 7.66c
January, ,. 56g7.57e; February. 7.5ffl7,6Ro;
-tJv ; Apr"' ""S630: May. 7.5?J
''ST. LOUIS. Sent. :6.-COTTON-Market
!luJ!:. njfllum, 715-16c; no sales: receipts,
1,631 bales; no shipments: stock. 33,930 bales,
OAIjVUSTON, Sept. 26.--COTTON-Qule
ftt 7 o-lbC,
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 26.-COTTON-Spot.
moderate business; American middling fair.
5d; good middling, 4 13-16.1; middling, 4 9-16,1
low- middling. 4 11-32.1; good ordinary. 4 l-32d
prdlnnry. 3 2o-32d. Sales, s,(Vo hales, Includ
ing b,M Amerlcnn. Receipts, 4,000 bales,
all Amerlcnn. Futures opened quiet and
closed easy; American middling. I. m. c.
September, 4 26-61(1, buyers; October, g o
c.. 4 18-6ld, buyers; October nnd November;
ll;"'::' ' B.clIcr!,i November nnd December
2 1 "c 2. ,l.!".3l'Srs: .Pannier and January
4 12-64d, sellers; April and May, 4 12-64.1
UUJCIOi
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY
Fonr Nehrnsknna Tnke Advantage ol
Federal Lmv to Oet on
Their Feet.
Four Ncbraskans filed petitions In bank
ruptcy in United States district court ves-
terday. Tho one carrying the heaviest list ol
dobts wns John P. Wagner of Beatrice,
who says ho Is by profession an agent. II In
liabilities aggregnto $14,091.07 and his as
sets $1,805.
Next comes Albert Geyler of 1. ju
Island, a druggist. Debts amounting to
$1,739.20 confront him, hut his assets arc
figured at $3,263.67.
A business Arm of Curtis. In Frontier
county, is the last applicant. Daniel A.
Good and Amos W. Good, known In busi
ness as Good & Good, ask relief under lia
bilities of $755. The firm's assets are $432.
Then Daniel A. Good separately Is sched
uled to bo owing $938, with offsetting as
sets of $30. His brother Is In more deeply,
liabilities being J2.1S0.7S and assets $1,915.
ESTIMATE MAY BE REDUCED
Decline In Priors of Iltillrilnjr Mn-
terlala Mny Lessen Coat of the
Andltorlum Structure.
The fall tn tho prlco of lumber, cement
and iron Is gratifying to tho Auditorium
company nnd tho supervising architect,
John Latenscr. It will probably make a
marked reduction In tho cost of tho build
ing. Mr. Latcnsor said: "Tho price of
brick Is reasonable now. With lumber, ce
ment, iron nnd other materials on tho de
cllno It will be found that a material re
duction In tho estimated cost of tho build
ing will bo effected."
Tbe architect has asked tho directors of
tho Auditorium compnny to Bet asldo $500
to be used .In driving test piles for tho
purposo of Investigating tho foundation.
Exact grades arc being taken preparatory
to making tho necessary excavation. It !s
probnblo that the excavating and pile driv
ing for tho foundation will be done before
Christmas.
SUES FOR TWENTY THOUSAND
Widow of Prank C. .lohnsnn Drlnsa
Suit to Collect Insurance
Money.
Jano Johnson, administratrix of tbe 'es
tate of Frank C. Johnson, baa brought suit
In the district court against tbo Mutual
Benefit Lite Insurance company for $20,000,
tho amount ot two policies In the defendant
company held Dy Mr. Johnson at tho time
of his death in 1896.
Mrs, Johnson contends that tho three pre
mium payments mndo on tho policies by
Mr. Johnson after they were taken out car
ried them In forco until after tho dato ot
his deatii. Although the company has not
yet filed Its nnswor, it la understood thai
Us rejection of the claim Is based on
contention that tho policies had lapsed at
tho time ol Mr. Johnson's death.
THE REALTY MAltKKT,
INSTRUMENTS placod on record Thurs
day, September 26:
Wnrriinty Deeds.
A. F. Wllklns and wlfo to 12. I. Col-
nun, an mi 1, which jj, tu. V, nmilll 8
n.ln ,m
J. M. Brunner nnd 'wffo'to Christ "
Tl. R. Hastings nnd"wifo"to" J." iK '
, , , ' .imii.
Genevleyo TyVo'o' Jennie 'Robb,"lot
1 lilnnlr ft I lrt,.nlr, .. III...
OC 14. II Ull.l
97S
50
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3,000
123
V. W. Carmlchnel and wife, to Henry
runner, ioi i, iiiock ii, Dundee
1 1 1 .1
Jncob SnnilVn nnd' wlf'o to cV'LV'Cnr-
lini ' ",ncK wnl-
1i. L. Egbert et al. to T. 'cV'Pnrkl'ns'.
.p,nl,,A".n,., 2' ,,,0,ck ?; I'nVe,fl
r- Ji 9".ln.!n'! i"",'1 ',f.n. to J A. How-
inu, iui ,iiui;i , Jiciltinn. . . .
llult Claim lleeda.
i, W- K.p.8' .".ml. vKlf?,..,n Mntthew
""i ii ii, uiuen .-, cunon Hill.,,. 123
Deeds.
Sheriff to Nntlonnl Hank of Com-
iri. .ii. ii,i ? i.-' int nlnck
167: S'A lot S. h nek 1i57i m i i,imi.
,u; J"1'1"1, W.,10(J .fcet of o 600 feet
lot 16 Bartlott's mid.. 37.390
11. J. Whltmore, receiver, to C. II.
block 2, Clifton Hill 213
Total umount of transfers $($,679
Teteplioun lO.tn.
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to James K. Iloyd A Co.,
OMAHA, NKD.
COMMISSION
(illAIN, PHOVINIONS AND STOCKS.
lliiftrd of Trnde HalldtnB.
Direct wires to Cblctco and New York,
CeueiEcndongt, John A. Warrsn 4k Ca.
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