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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1902)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1002. : India dkm, $22.rvfj:t no. Cut meats, ateady; I liii nr Kl 111 AMI MA I a! pu-m beiiiea, iiv": pickied shoulders V V W A at UBtVaBT A 1 ar a a l a a. v as a at av laOTsmei. of Whaat Full to Vtterializa and Prici Ad'anee CORN RULES FIRM DURING THE DAY 'Trad la Oata Light and Price Ad-vairra-ProTlilo! troii( and the t'loae la Above that if Day Before. CHICAGO, Spt. . Cereals acted bullish today. The often predicted big movement of wheat northwest failed to appear, the weather worked Bsalnat the matjrlng of corn and stocks of grains generally were ' detrenalng to a bulllaii decree. With theae conditions and more outside btislnesa ue- veloping the bull view of the market apread and after early llpa prlrea closed lirm, September wheat r up, December wheat lAft'Wn hlarher. September rorn 4c higher. December corn Vti'Vie. up. September nal SitfHo higher and December osts wqi,c higher. Janunry provisions closed 2Vc lower to 5c higher. Wheat paimed a moment early In trading before making an end of the bearlah mar ket that has prevailed for aeveral daya. The cause wna probably the dip In corn. Hnn. however aeveral very good bull argu ments were considered, and although at no time waa tho hull movement atrong, yet me ipuon endd with good advancea. Cables were unexpectedly firmer and the Mg re ceipt heralded for the northweat dwlndlrd down to Inalgnltlcancr when the flgurea were put on paper. A leading elevator house Blurted a good b lying movement and gradually moat of the crowd followed after. Statistics were somewhat bullish. Tlie northwestern wheat atocka have decreased 8.824.(KiO bushels. Receipts are atlll running much under lust year's figures, although locally there was an Improvement toda. The world's visible supply Increased 3.W, ( bushels, but the poverty of quality In the receipts did much to counteract any bearish Influence from that quarter. There -waa aome disposition to sell May snuff, but In suite of the dull spots In the market the general sentiment favored buying and wua aurmented late In the day by an excel lent export demand. The weather In the soring countrv. which la yet much of a fac tor, wua favorable. September wheat larted WV lower at 714j 7C? reacted lo 717c und closed firm, c up. at 71c. De- mber eold from 68c to S7Sc. reacted to bv and closed firm, "V&c up. at 61 U tixSic. Local receipts were 603 cars, only 3 of contract grade; MlnneapolTn and Duluth reported only 712 cars, making a total for the three points of 1,216 care, against 1,355 last week and 1,077 a year ago. Primary receipts were 1,325,000 btishela, compared to 1 6X3.ti00 last year. Seaboard clearances In wheat and flour equalled 701.K bushela. The seaboard reported 79 loada taken for export. , Com ralod Arm, but the market showed 'no great change In prices. At the outset I prices fell off because the light froata In 'Nebraska and Iowa were not of the dam i aging kind. Further, there waa a strong early drive by prominent bears to break J firicea something that hna occurred regu arly (or aeveral days past. The weakness, however, was only momentary. Inherent 'strength In the corn situation started good 'buying and there was rapid absorption of offerings. The principal bullish Incentives Were decreased country offerings, Arm l'iuich anu renuceu biocks. aii me news was not bullish, for the southwest was ex pecting an Increased movement soon and warmer weather waa predicted. Leaders kfelt. however, that the cool wather and pains, without frost, were against the hard ening of corn. Iowa especially has had too rruon rain, December sold off early to 42Ve on short driving, but cloaed firm, tiHc up, iat 4343Hc. September sold between 5So and btftc and cloaed 4c up at 67c. Re- celpts were ltberar at 279 cars, 48 of con tract grade. Traoe In oata waa light, but prices ad- ivaneed with other grains. Early offerings brought slight dipa. Standard oata In store increased 9K.O0O bushels, but alt old. There were only I9,u0 bushela of thla grade here. Iowa crops were reported hurt to some ex Went by the heavy rains. September sold jfrom 334,0 to a firm close. tis,o higher, at )$4iiM. December aold early at 30c. Advanced to 31u,o and cloaed firm, Vi&Sc - At. at UHc. Receipts were liberal at 476 fjara, but only 6 were of contract grade. I Provisions ruled dull and slightly firmer iwlth hogs. Fluctuations were very narrow January pork closed 6c up at $14.96, Jan uary lard 6c higher at $8.40 and January ',u" 7i u.siirr m 1.09, Estimated recelDta for tomorrow! Vht v The leading futures Tranged as follows kc; plrkled han:a. 1Ku11',c. lrd. steady; wi stern stenmed, lie mi; rumen, sirmiy, continent, $10.95; South America, $11.76; compound. i i 'n'ii.x'i1. I'ork. steady; fam ily, rtii'i oo; meas $18 2Vn 19 25 MAY Wulct, shipping, $.r,.&ofi5.70; good to chol-e. !i i'.i1rt.W. II IIF,fl Firm; Oalveslon, 20 to 23 lba., ! ; C'.-illforn'a. 21 to 25 lba., 19c; Texas dry, 24 to ;H lbs , 13c. W(i)I lJll; domestic, TALIOW-Oull; city. 6Tc; country, 6T &e- HirKStpadv; domestic, fair to extra, 4'4 Ul'TTKR Recc Ipts, 1A. 175 pk!.; steady; state dairy. laV-i.Sc; creamery, flc. t'HEKPIC Rerrlpta. 11.114 pkas.; ateady; fancy large colored and white, slOfl fancy small new atate, full creamery and white, liU'.c. KJtR Kecelpta, 14.422 pkga.; ateady; atate and Pennsylvania, 2l'a22c; western candled, 2pffi21c; western, WaMc. I'OtLTRY Alive, firm, unchanged; dressed quiet, unchanged MKT A LH Cop t In t Ho New 4 iTltea In some Instances were a snano higher. Standard waa quoted at $11 b&ll.W; electrolytic, $12 OtK&U.lO; casting. $11. 7,Vo 12.(10; like, $12. 12,25. In Ixindon there waa an early advance of 1 6a. followed by a de cline of 10s. the market there closing at LbH 17s 6d for spot and 54 6a for fjturea. The local market for tin waa quiet but a shade easier, quotations ranging from $:6.9j to $27.2. Tin In Ixndon waa Blao quiet, l.rlcea there being unchanged, with spot closing at 1?3 6s and futures at 11 12a W. The London lend market was Is Sd lower, cloalng quotation being 10 7s Sd. In New York lead continued quiet and un changed at $4.12H. Spelter was quiet and unchanged but a shade easier In tone lo cally, the London market also being un changed at 19 7a d. iron In the English markets was higher, Glasgow closing at 67s lOd and Mlddlesborough 63a d. The local Iron market waa Bteady but quiet at re cent prit TB. T1UIIILIIIB luiiiuuir iiuiuiiini. No 1 northern foundry. $23.00(225.00; No. 2 northern foundry, $22.0023.00; No. 1 south ern foundry, $22.0O4jJ3.0O; No. 1 soft south' ern foundry, wst.vxgvi.uo. 3 70: first clesrs, $2.$f"BJ-0; second clears, $22"&2.;u. WHEAT September, ffiV.WV'; Decem ber, ns.1t4c; on track. No. 1 hard. fc'c; No. 1 northern, 7V-; No. 2 northern, wo. BRAN in bulK. ill.uo. noer waa nrm nut nm ac- Vork market today, though OMAHA WHOLESALE I MARKETS. Condition of Trade and Qaotatlons on Staple and Fancy Prodaee. EGGS-Candled stock. 16H316C LIVE POULTRY Hens, 9c; roosters, according 10 age, 445c turkeys. 810c; ducks and geese, 6J?6c; spring chickens, cer lb.. 11c. Bl:TTER Packing stock, l212Hc- choice UHiry, in uini, i.ty im;, Bruaiaiur, "ui: FRESH CAUGHT FISH-Trout. lie: her. ring. 6c; pickerel, 8c; pike. 9c; perch, 6c; buffalo, drecsed. 7c; sunflah, 6c: blueflna, 3c: whlteflsh lOc: salmon. 16c; haddock, 11c; codfls'i, 12c; redsnapper, 10c; lcbaters, boiled, per lb., 27c: lobsters, green, per ID., zoc bullheads, 10c; catfish. 13c; black bass, 18c; halibut. 11c. CORN-62T OATS Old, 48c; new, 36c. BRAN Per ton. $14. HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale Hay Dealers' association: Choice No. 1 up land. IS: No. 1 medium. $7.60: No. 1 coarse, $7. Rye straw, $.60. These prices are for hay of good color and quality. Demand fair: receipts light. OYSTERS Standards, per can. SOo: extra selects, per can, 37c; New York counts, per can, 4bc. VEGETABLES. NEW CELFRY Kalamasoo. per doi., 30c; Kearney, per aox., a&cnooc. POTATOES New. per DU., Z6(B30C. SWEET POTATOES Per lb.. 2c. GREEN ONIONS Per doi.. according to alxe of bunchea, I5jf2e. TURNIPS Per bu., 30e. PEET8 Per basket, 40c. GREEN CORN Per doi., 6c CUCUMBERS Per bu., 26c. RADISHES Per doi.. 10c. WAX BEANS Home grown, per market baaket, 26c; string beans, per market basket, 2&C. CABBAGE California or home grown. new. lc. onions New home crown, in sacks, ner . ... - DU., ViC. Tomatoes Per market basket, 40MWC. NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.14. FRUITS. PEACHES California late 86c: Colorado. 85c. plums California, per 4-Dasnei crate. fancy, $1.26; California egg, per box, $1.10; , 1.10: '.Articles. I Open. Illgh.j Low. Close.j Yes y. Wheat Sept. 1 Iec. May Corn ; fcpt. 1 Dec. May Sept. :b Sept. b Dec. May . Oct. Jan. 1 lrd May : Sept. ! Oct. Jan. ttllbB Sept. ! Oct. Jan. 70'4fl71 tiVJto 6fti 42Hlf(-Hi 3u 26 30S'i I. 16 92 1 14 82 T97H lti ,u 75 374 47H 10 00 I 87HI 'i'e 6SH 434 89 34WH 31: I 66 42'. 394 2 83 30H T4a31 16 924 14 97h 8 02H 10 iu 9 75 8 40 10 sis 10 02V, 7 Vt 16 87H 14 87V, I 7 7H lti 60 9 65 8 85 10 47H 8 97V, 7 tk 674 43W4 39Vi 26 S4(fi'H 31 l 16 75 16 90 14 96 8 02V,1 10 70 70 8 40 10 47H ! 7 7 Ht Liverpool Uraln and rrovlalons. L1VERPOOI Sept. 9 -WHEAT-Spot, No. 1 northern, spring, firm. 6- 4t; r.o. i wmA -.l.Tn winter, dull. 6a IIHd: No. 1 CalUornU. steady, s 4Hd: futures, quiet; September 6s llci; uecemoer. ns t tltrN wpol, tjuiei; nincin uii ,ni, w, lid: futures, steady; October, 6s 4'u, No vember, nominal; necemner, is n-vi. KIAJl R-St. Iouls fancy winter, quiei. 8a 3d. . . . .... . HOPS At lyonnon irnrim mm Wi11; 19"n crop. 7 l. I'ROVISlONf neer, strong; exira umia mess, una aa. rors, nrm; piiiin- " , ern Ms M. Ham, ahort cut. 14 to 16 lbs., ateady, 66s. Bacon, firm; Cumberland cut, 2 to 30 lba., 60a; short rlba, 16 to 24 lbs., 61s; long clear mlddlea, light. 2 to 34 lbs., 61s; long clear mlddlea, heavy, 85 to 40 lbs., 6a; short clear backs, 16 to 20 lba., ton M; clear belltts. H to jt ins., ivib. Biioumers, aquare, 11 to 13 ins., nrm, ws. irn, nrm; prime weatern, in iierces, oa, aiuci ian fined. In palls. 53s. . ... CHEErr. tjutet; American nneei wimn, 47s; American finest colored, 4Na. TAIiWI" ITime city, aipiuiy, 4isi, Australian In London, steady, 81s d. Chana-ea In Available Snppllea. NEW YORK. Bent. 9. Special cable and telegraphic communlcatlona to Bradatreets show the toliowing cnanges in nvanaure supplies compared with last account 1 w nHi imiiea mates nnu v,onn'i, nnckles Increase. 1.213.000 bu.: anoal ror and In Europe, Increase, 2,600,000; total sup- nlv InrmMd. 8 813.000. V - .. .. . . f - M ... rnrn. i nitea dihiph aim v-m, oov Rnvui Increase 2.118.000. Oata. United states ana tunaoa, m Rockies, Increase, 2.118,000. Atnonff the more tmpnnant lncrensrs re- norted thla week are thoae of 600.000 bu. nt nnpthwpntffrn Interior elevators. lwt.iKv DU. In Manitoba, fii.noo bu. at i. josepn anu u ai m at Milwaukee nnvate eievatora. The leading decreaaes are thoae of 120,000 bu. at Burlington, 62.0no bu. at Chicago private elevators and 58,000 bu. at Depot Harbor. Toledo Grntn and Seed. TOltrnn n. flent. 9. WHEAT Dull, nrm; caah.' 72V4c; September, 72V4c; Decem- CORN Dull, firm; cash, 61c; September, eai. lnamhor 41.C! Mnv. 39c. OATS More active, lirsu;, , 31c; December, 31Vc. SEED- Clover, quiet, steady; October, 85.47S: January. $5.32Vi; No. 2 alslke, 87.42V,. RYE u-C. Philadelphia Prodaee Market. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9.-BUTTER- Flrm: extra creamery. 21c; extra neamy PtL"?"-" . u.-k nu.- aniithm-eatern. aoninern. CHEEMK rirm; Jrw ior iun ncon, prime, small. 10c; New York fair to good. 101-C. Dnlnth Grain Market. DULUTH. Bent. 9. WHEAT Casn, NO. 1 hard, 6974c: No. Z northern, ino. i northern and September, 67Hc; December, tt ttleme:it of the coal strike. The Im- nrovementa were mostly malntalnd throuehnut. S.nnlsh 4s were firmer. Rio ttntna were firm on the strength of copper. Kaffirs hardened. On the curb srter tne close Ixiulsvllle A Nashville waa quoted at 15s- ... PARIS, Sept. 9. Prices openea irregular and dull on the bourse today, In conse- Suence of reallmatlona. Later they became rmer, as a result of good buying and at the close wert nrm. Hemes are nrm. Bpan lsh 4s closed higher. Thomaon-llouston ind Russian industrials were In demand. Ksfflra Improved on London buying. The private rate of discount was 1 13-16. Nerr York Money Market. NEW YORK. Sept. I -MONEY On call, firm at Mi 8 per cent, closing bid and asked 6t&1 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 6'oS'i per cent. STERLING KXl. H anue Hteaay. wttn actual bualneaa in bankers bllla at $4.8626 for demand and $4.8350 for sixty-day bills; boated bllla. $4.MHb4K6 and l.87ii4.87Vt: commercial bills, $4.8275ih4.832&. SILVER Bar, 6lT4c; Mexican dollars. 40ic. BONDS Government, strong; state, m ictlve; railroad, atrong. The closing quotations on bonds are as follows: V. s. ret. It, l... 1fV4 I.. 41 N. unl. 0MAI11 LIVE STOCK MARKET fg. 4a. 4o coupon do 3fl, reg. so rnnpon do tiw 4a, do coupon do old 4a. I do coupon do 6a, rrg do coupon Atrhlaon sen do ad). 4 Bl. Ohio 4a... do In do conv. 4a 'Canada go. 2s.... Central of Oa. ta. do la Inc Che. aV O. 44a... Chlcaso aV A. IH. c. n. q. n. 4a. C, M. A at. P. ,. C. N. W. con. C, R. I. A P. 4a. C C C. 81 L g. (hlcmgn Tar. 4a... Colorado So. 4a Denver A R. O. 1M .! Mex. Central 4a 2 ....imn ao la tnr i ....!" Minn, a at. i a...i ....l.i4 M . K. A T. 4a sMi ....US do la MVa ,,..lnt N. T. uantral it inz ....110V do sen. twa 107 ....105 IN. J. C. gen. ta 14 ....106 iNo. Paclflc 4a PMU, ....104 I do la 74 .... 4t N. A W. con. 4a lot1 .... H t Reading gen. aa n .... 44 8t L A I at e. la. ...117 ....114V, St. L. A g. r. 4a. ...10114 ....in st. 1 s. w. ia ', linvi do xa is .... sou . A. A A. P. 4a ntt ...10S:So. Paclllc 4k 4V ... Hl'tisa- Rallwar ta lmv. ... m tmii a rartnc ia...i2i 4a.llIVT. St. I. W. 4a... M 7a. 1M t'nlon Paclflc 4a. ...l"il do eonr. 4a.... la.. 107V, Wabaah la ... so 1 do In .... 4V4 do deb. B .107 Weat Shora Deiirgbl Fat Cattl Bold Fullj ltdy, but Fecdtra a Littl Lawer. HOGS GENERALLY ' FIVE CENTS HIGHER Liberal Receipts ( Sheen, bat Kaei, Wethers and Yearlings Sold Abont Steady, W hile Lambs Were Dall and Weak. ' SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. . Recelnts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. pttlclal Monday 10.815 1,70 27.493 omclal Tuesday 4,tM 6,1 Jo u.iw 41.243 22,2(16 4.i.3 82.51 i) 26.949 16.662 .. 70 .. P0 ..lo ..1145 ..1040 ..1370 ..13.10 ..12o0 , 5V) 7J0 65 15,:t 14.903 I8.no 15.877 .0 7,2 YEAR 6.841 fc.729 6.M7 18.033 15, M J15 Two days this week.. Same days last week... Same week before hams three weeks ago., Same four weeks ago.. Same days last year... RECEIPTS FOR THE The following table shows the receipts of cattle, hogs und sheep at South Omaha for the year to date, with comparisons with last year: 1902. 1901. Cattle 656,816 487.619 Hogs 1.691.437 1,662.719 Sheep 631,628 76L976 The following table shows the average price of bogs sold on the South Omaha marget tne last aeveral days, who com parisons with former years: Date. I 1902. 1901. 1 1900. 1 1899. 1S8. 1897. 1896. TO DATE. Inc. 69,197 28,718 69.61 1 cow.. 1 cow.. 1 cow.. 2 cows. 1 cow 1 bull 1 bull 1 bull 1 cow t heifers. 1 heifer.. 1 feeder. . 14 feeders.. 5!S 15 feeders.. 7'M 9 feeders.. 767 1 feeder... 1010 7 feeders.. 7R1 1 bull 1320 13 heifers... 40 8 bulls 11'"' 1 bull 2 bMlla 9f0 t bulls f feeders.. SM 14 feeders.. 650 4 feeders.. 750 1 feeder... 670 6 cows 1022 39 feeders.. 4i 6 feeders.. 949 18 feeders.. 756 4 feeders.. 762 7 feeders. 1 heifer... 4 feeders. 6 feeders. 1 calf 10 heifers. 32 feeders. 1 steer.... 1 bull 854 970 t-m 766 110 . 636 , 650 9 HO 1370 Al'gust 181 a- 67W Krl prior lien 4a. .. .101)14 Whall. AL E. 00 general 4a ITU wil. lenirai a. f W. A I). C. U....1HV Con. Tobacco 4a Hocking Val. 4VS....108Vb' Offered. 10441 liata K9'4 113', 44 24 7 I 81 I 87 I 78 t 87 4 95 OATS September, 30c; NEW YORK STOCKS AND December, 29c. BONDS. Boston Stock Quotations. BOSTON, Sept. . Call loans, 60 per cent; time loans, 6Hfa6 per cent. Official closing of stocks and bonds: .. $3 ,. IV ,. 70 ,. 82 .. i4 .. 69 ..141 ,. 10V .. 14V, .. 48 .. lj .. 41 ..ISO .. 1 ..17 .. M .. 1114 .. 27V, .. .. 4V4 Atchlaon 4a Oaa la Max. Central 4a.. N. E. O. A C... Atchlaon , do pfd Boaton A Albany Boatoa A Mo.... N. Y., N. H. A ntchburg pfd... I'nton Paclflc .. Iln. Central .. Amer. Stigar ... do ptd American T. A 1 Dominion I. A ! Gen-. Electrlo -.: Maaa. Klectrle do pfd N. E O C t'nlted Fruit ... t'nltad Coppar V. 8. Kteal .... do . pfd ..102V,iA6Tentura .. s lAllonea .. 81 Amalsamated .. ttiVBInghara .. MVCalumat A Hacla.. . .lOSSiCentennlal ..160 Copper Range .... ..198 Dominion Coal ... H . ttS Pranklln 14 Ialo Royals lUVMohawk 2 Old Domlnloa 1ftVincola Sept. Be pi. Sent Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept, Sept. foept. 1 8 4 6 6... 7.. 8.. ... 7 32 7 42V. 7 86 V 7 u i 40U 7 44', 7 46 7 61H 8 00 6 03 0 11 8 12 8 12 6 08 6 151 6 261 S 03! t 02 t 01 6 02 6 06 4 47 4 t0 4 98 6 02 8 0: 6 On 8 061 5 04 4 4 4 42 4 42 4 40 4 881 8 661 8 611 8 76 Auguat 191 6 72 Abguat 90, I 79V, August 21 6 86V, August 22 1 7 00V August 231 8 98Vil 6 911 4 97 4 41 8 74 . Abgun 24 - August 26 7 10 Augast 26 7 ) t 87 AUIUII il I 2VS4 S Ul August 281 7 26' August 29 7 18' August 3t 7 ZoVi AUgdBl Ol 8 86 8 73 8 701 8 761 4 40 4 42 4 4'J 4 II 4 20 14 14 6 021 6 081 4 19 8 69 8 ? W 81 ( . 8 76 8 81; 8 721 8 91 8 701 4 02; 3 87 8 70 3 75. 3 91 8 631 3 9 8 61 8 691 8 651 6 081 4 22 4 231 4 801 4 80 6 84 6 05 801 6 08 I 6 10, 6 37 I 4 291 3 67 3 94 3 621 3 63 3 63 3 601 3 4 07 4 07 4 041 4 061 4 02 4 W 3 9 3 83 1 71 2 "6 t n a 3 84 3 79 8 76 3 7a 2 80 3 84 2 81 3 77 2 61 2 81 3 71 2 76 2 78 2 81 2 81 .120 171 75 1M SH M'4 4a lU'l 81 41 II Qutncy Panta Fa Copper.. Tamarack Trlmountaln Trinity United Btataa .. VUh , Victoria Winona Wolvarlne Crawfords, V. HUIIIO Q I "VI II, Tragedy, 31.10; 1 'No 3. a Old. b New. Cash quotations were aa follows: tyv .Bi'"dyJ "Inter patents. 33.40 w.o.p, airaignia, s.itni.i.w; clears. 32.7OfS3.0O; WKKAt-N0- 2 spring, 72tTT3c: No, viiin. KWiic; INo. 1 red, 71i72c. ?RN ' 2' M,ilS0c: No- 2 yow, o OATS-No. 3, 2829c; No. 8 white. 28 RYE No. 2. 61o. ?.RA:Y.Tt,Blr to 'Choice malting, 4863;. SKEDS-No. 1 fla. J1.35; No. 1 northwest: ern. 81o7; prime 1 timothy. 34.60; clover, con tract grade, l8.7iJtS.hi, PlR.?VI.810'S-Me" Prk' Pr hbI- "-75 Si .JLard, P"" 100 lb" 310.57HJJilO.SO. Short rlba sides looae), 810.85o 10.45. Dry salted shoulders (boxed). t.87W9.00. Short clear sides Iboxed). 310 5047 10.75? WHISKY-r-Baala-of, high mines,' 31. S2. The following were the receipts and ship ments of grulna yesterday: California green Oace, per 8-lb. basket. loWISc peach. 31: V. D.. 81. "riuiitio r"er oox. i: nungarian, si.za. PEARS California, per box. 31.75: Clapo's Favorite, Colorado, $1.66; Utah canning siock, ai.ou. APPLES Summer varieties, ner bbl.. 12.20. CRABAPPLES Per bbl.. 33. SANTALOUPE Genuine R. F., per crate, fZ.OO. w ate km EL.ONB crated. I5r2ne. zac; loKay s, per crate, il.Tb. TROPICAL. FRUITS BANANAS Per bunch, according to Bute, 82.25&2.75. LEMONS California LImonelra. 34.009 4.Z&: Mesainas, 84.buno.oo. ORANGES Valenclas, 84.75S6.00; Medlter ranean sweets, H-tHKHH.Zo. PINEAPPEES Per crate. 84.26S4.60. MISCELLANEOUS. HONEY New Utah, per 24-frame case. 83.50. CIDER New York. 33.75. 11 1 t . 1 c x . , . - . v a masm a.. No. 1 salted. 8c; No. 2 salted, 7Hc; No. 1 veal calf, 8 to 1?H lbs., 8c; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 6c; dry hides. 8312c; sheep pelts, 7tc; norse nides, ji.txxua bu. POPCORN Per lb., tc: shelled. 6c. NUTS Walnuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb 12c; hard shell, per lb., llMtc; No. 2 soft shell, luc: No. 2 hard shell, 9c; Braxlls, per lb.. 14c: niberts, per lb., 12. almonds, sort shell, 16c; hard shell, 15c; pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoa nuts, per do., foe. OLD METALS A. B. Alnern auotes the following prices: Iron, country mixed, per ton. 111; iron, stove plate, per ton, w; cop per. per lb.. 8c: brass, heavy, per lb.. 8o brass, lignt, per lb., 6c; lead, per lb., Cc; sine, per id., xvic; ruDDer, per id., efto. St. Lonla Grain and Provlelone. Flour, bbls. AVheat. bu.. Corn, bu.,., Oats, bu.'.. Jtve. bu Harley, bu,.. Receipts. Shipments 8.000 159. UU0 136.UIO 297.0UO 6,000 16.000 291.01 4) ...... I6.0tl0 623.UU0 32,000 63.0110 On the Produce exchttnA intaw k. k.. ter market was quiet and firm; creameries, lMj'-itc; dslrles. nr18c. Cheese, ateady HV4Mc. Egga. steady; freeh. 18c. JEW YORK OKMiHAL WAUKKT. aotatlena of the Day an Varlons Commodities. NEW YORK. Sept. 9 .-VlJOVR-Receipts. Sl.ft.8 bbla. ; exports. 22.271 bbla.; fairly actiOe ai.d Him; winter patents. 43.6iad.iw; winter atralghta, 33 403.50; Minneaota pat ents. $3.81,(04.011; winter extras, 83.Ou4ia.3U; M.nneaota bakers, 33.15ti3.Sa; winter low gradea. 32.ii3.rt. Rye hour, quiet; fair to good, J.a.,g4 4u. Buckwheat, dull. 31.75x 2.2o; bid according to delivery. COKNMEAL r trm; yellow weatern. 11.84; Biandywlne, S3 6i,43.60; city, $1.32. HYE Quiet; No. 2 weatern, 69c, f. o. b. aiioai' i. bwuotvc, track; atate, 55c, c. 1. f.. New York. BAKLEY-bteady; feeding, 45c; malting, 61t)tvU', c. I. f. Buffalo. NVitEAT Receipts. 2U3.800 bu.; exports, S1.6JI bu. Spot, market ateady; No. i red, 76Vc, elevator; No. 2 red, 75ic. f. 0. b. atloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, 79e. f. o. b. afloat. The New York wheat market opened easier on account of foreign aelitiig but quickly recovered and waa nrm all day. being supported by short demand, prospects for arualler Chicago receipts, export rumors ai.d big clearances. The close waa firm at SattHo net advance; May. 74j;4U-16o; .kusou i "'c, cepienioer, ,ofu , ; closed at 76c; December, 73 13-ltxa,'3c; closed at 73Ac. CORN Pecelpta 5.250 bu.; exports, 1.076 bu. Spot, firm; No. 3. 69c elevator and 7uc fo.lv aoat; No. 3 yellow, 72c; No. 3 white 52c. The option market ruled generally tirm throughout the day on Indications for mailer Chicago arrivals, steadier cabled, the wheat upturn, local covering and small atocka; closed tirm at i0'c net advancv; May. 44SMlc; cloaed at 44c; September. fc0Hc: cloned at bc; December, 4atf-tc; cloaed at Sc. OATS Reielpta. J96.MM bu.; exports 10.090 bu. Spot, dull; No. 8. 34c; No. 3 uhlta, 34c, trae; track, mixed weatern. S47jl4V,c; track, while. $4m8c. The option market was firm and: higher on pour grading, small carlot estimates for tomorrow and strength In other markets; May cloaed at 36V: Septem ber, MtjJbc; closed at 8oc; December. toVxt ro; rioaed at aVWc. PROVISIONS Beef. quiet; family, 815 U"n 16.00; n.. $n.00fri$ au: beet hams. 3.0ua.'3.ia; packet, 814.Uojl.ta)i city, extra No. 2 red cash, elevator, 64c; track, 66 67e; September. 64c; December, 65 66e: May. 63c: iso. 2 nara. Bi'irioc. CORN-Hlaher: No. 2 cash. 6Sc: trsck, 69c; September, &5c; December, S6Hc; May, 36C. OATS Weak; No. 2 cash. 28c; track, jnc; September. 2ic; December, Z7c; May, 26,c: No. 2 White, Sfic. RYE Steady at 60i60Hc. FLOUR Steady: new red winter natents. 83.15(ci3.:5; extra fancy and straight, $2.S&3 8.10; clear, 82.itNaz.su. 8EED Timothy, steady at S3 604.26, with prime wortn more. CORNMEAL Steady at 32.90 BRAN Easier: sacked, east track. 834V64c. HAY Weak; timothy, $8.00(11.60; prairie. W moJ t. WHISKY-Steady. $1 SJ. 1 RUN COTTON TIES 31.07. BAGGING 6 5-16Q7 l-16c HEMP Twine. 9c. PROVISIONS Pork, lower: lobbing, old. 816.76: new. 817.16. Lard, unchanged. 810.30. Dry rait meats (boxed), quiet; extra shorts ana clear rios. iiu. ia; snori cieira. iii.z- Bacon (boxed 1. quiet; extra, shorts and Bacon (boxed), quiet; extra aborts and clear ribs. Ul.&V,; cnort clear, 812. METALS Lead: Steady at 34.02. ter. steady. $5.20. POULTRY Steady; chickens, 10c; Bprlnga, loVtfjllc; turkeys, 12c; ducks, 7Vc; geese, 4c. Bl'TTER Stronger dairy. 15a 18c. EGGS Steady at 17c, loss off. Receipts. Shipments. Flour, bbls 8.0U0 15. OM Wheat, bu . 229.UH0 116.000 Corn, bu 8.u0 26a Oats, bu 120,000 63,000 Market Rales Firm and Mach Activity on tne Stock Exchange. NEW YORK, Sept. 9. With business well In excess of 1.000,000 shares and widely dis tributed today s stocK maraei ruicu with many marked advances and closed with sentiment rather mixea. cxcepi ior etirthAf wnnA cmn advices and word of an approaching Importation of gold from Aus tralia there was little to account for the strength shown. On the other hand tho. financial outiooic was again mroanni, loans advancing to 9 per cent. No little dlae.llrot:on was shown at the tna of the coal strike situation. In good part the dav's operations were attributed to the many pools. The market opened with gains in tne soumwesiern biockb. iniuciwn; those In the Gould system, and tne sirengin nf than laanea. more eanecially Missouri Paclflc, which was the feature In point of activity, wai accompanied by a host of rumors, none or mem auinuninc. 1 we "at reel" ascribed much of the Miarouri Pa tfln atrenorth to thn oneratlons of a well known nnnl. and tnia Denei was neignieneu hv the character of the buying. Later than were large and brisk operations In some old favorites such as Louisville & Nnahvllln and Houtliern Railway, ana it was In these stocks that manipulation was most manifest. Concurrent witn tne move in these issues was the strength of BU Ijiiiln Southwestern and the so-called Den ver class, but In these, as well as In South ern Paclllc, manipulation was at times al most flagrant. Apparently more genuine was the move In Wabash Issues and In Wheeling ft Lake Erie, which advanced sympathetically. Little interest appeared to be excited Dy tne regular aiviaena an nouncements In Western Union and Man hattan, traders taking them as foregone conclusions. The advances In Southern Railway met with free selling ror Lonuon account, but at the opening that market bought moderately of Southern Pacilic, which it also sold. United States Steol aharea were comparatively Inactive and In clined to heaviness, partly as a result of an adverse legal decision, tnougn Doin issues held their own at the close. In the last hour stocks which had previously been neg lected were taken iio and made active. In addition there was another heavy buy ing in Wabash issues and the southwestern art 01111. with a counter move In St. Paul and Missouri Pacific which appeared to be In the nature of profit-taking. ew nign rec ords were made by the last named stocks, as well as bv Atchison, the Wabashea, Wheeellng & Lake Brie, St., Louis South western preferred, Paclflc Coast, Southern Paclflc, Sloss-Sheftleld preferred and vir glnla Chemical preferred. Rock Inland ! sues were a feature both on the exchange and on .the curb, operations In the flrt named place being stimulated by the strength of the new securities In the out side market. In addition to the adverse conditions already mentioned the technical noaltlon of the money market as a wholo waa not regarded with favor. Since Friday last the banks have lost almost $4.0vo,(4) to tho subtreasury, which reduces the sur plus reserve as reported In last week's bank statement to practically nothing, Then heavy pension payments will have to be met the latter part of the week, but probably too late to figure In this week's Dank statement. Wabash debenture bonds continued the feature of the bond market today, numerous purchasing of them at nearly 6 points. No light was thrown In the recent extraordinary trading in this issue. The general market was active and atrong, total sales, par. 2.6u6,0uo. United States 4a advanced H. the 4s coupon V and the 2a tier cent on the last call. The following are the closing prices on the New lot, mot k exchange; London LONDON. Sept. Stock Market. 8.-4 p, I3 Consols for monsy do account Anaconda H Atchlaon 11 do pra in Baltimore A Canadian Pacific 144 Chesapeake A Ohio., tf Chlcaao O. W S4 C, M. lc Bt. F 117 m. Closing: York Central... Norfolk A Westers.. do ptd Ontario A Weatern.. PennsylTanla Ohio.. Rand Mlnsa.. neaaing R. O. DeBsera Danver A do pfd Erie do 1st pfd do id ptd Illlnnla Central Loulartlls A Naah M.. K. A T do pfd J2 (1 744 , 43 . 73 89 do iat pfd do Id pfd Southern Railway.. do ptd Southern Psclflo.... Union Pacific do pfd United States Btael. do pfd .1 . 78 . M . M . II . 11 . 4! . 40 . 41$ . ! . 83 .114 .mulWahaah 1) .1541! do pfd 87 . Bpsalab 4a 84 as 1 . BAR SILVER Oulet at 24d tier ounce, MONEY 2V.&21i per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short bllla is 3 11-161744 per cent ana tor tnree montns bills la 2 11-162K per cent- New York Mining; tjnotatloae. NEW YORK. Sept. 8. The following are the closing prices on mining atocka: Adams Con Alks Breece Brunswick Con... Comstock Tunnel Con. Csl.- A Vs.. Horn silver Iron Silver Lrtadvllls Con.... .. 10 .. .. 8 .. 8 ..! ..iih .. 10 .. I Little Chief Ontario Ophtr Phosnlx Petoal Ssvsse ..t Sierra -Nevada Small Hopes Standard . 11 150 104 16 ...... T 14 10 m Spel- creamery, 164?21c; Kansas City Uraln nnd Prwlslona. KANSAS CITY. Sept. 8. WHEAT Be p- hard 66c; No. 3. 61V,tj64c; No', i red!, 66 j oc; rvo. a. wtjumc. CORN September. 48c: December. 8lc; caah. No. g mixed, 66c; No. 2 white, 6S',e; No. 3, 57c. OATS-No. 2 white. 373?c RYE No. 3. 4c. HAY-Cholce timothy, 89.008950; choice prairie. 87 0O(i7.28. BL'TTER Creamery, 19c; dairy, fancy, 16c. EGGS Steady; freah Missouri and Kan sas slock, 15c, cases returned, loss off. Receipts. Shipments. Wheat, bu , 96.0 84,000 Corn, bu 13. 16. Oats, bu 18.000 11.0U0 Mllwaak.ee Grain Market. MILWAUKEE. Sept. . WHRAT-FIrm; No. 1 northern. TtWc: No. i northern. ".uA4 71c: December. itK'c. RYE Steady; No. 1. 5.fl32c. HAKLEV Struna: No. 2. aMusSc: aamuW. 49-j67c. CORN December. 42tc. Peoria Market. PEORIA. Sept. 3-CORN-Easy. lower; No. 2. 6Sc. OATS Easy to lower; No. 3 white. J3c track. WHISKY On the basis of $1.32 for finished goods. Atchlaon do ptd.... llaltlniura A Ohio.. do pld Canadian Psclflo ... Canada Bo t'haa. A Ohio Chicago A Alton... do pfd.., Chlcaso A E. III... Chlcaso A O. W... do lat pld do Sd pld Chicago St N. W... C. K. I. A P Chicago Tar. A Tr. do ptd C. C. C. A St. L... Colorado So do lat pld do Id pld . . Doi. A Hudaoa Dal. U W Danvsr A R. O do pfd Kris do lat pfd do Id ptd Oraat Nor. pfd Hocklnt Vsllay ... do pld Illinois Central .... do pfd Lake fcrl 4t W... U A N Manhattan L , Mat. St. Rr Max. Contra! Mas. National .... Minn. St. L Mo. Paclllc al.. K. A T do aid N. 1. ('antral N. Y. Central Norlolk A W. do pld Ontario 4t W.. Paunarlvaala Raadlai do lat pld.. do Id pld... t. l. a s. r do lat ptd.. do Id pld... St. L. 8. W... do pld t Paul do pfd ,. M So. FaclBe.... 104, ..106 6u. Railway 4uw . .11614 do ptd . . aa leiaa at racioc m ..141 Toledo. St. U. aV W. lo ,. s do pld 41s .. 67 t'nlon Paclflc 1114a, .. 41 do pld .. .a1, nabaaa M ..:i4 do ptd 63 .. it. Wheeling A L. K 10 .. St do Id pfd 41 .. 4 Wla. Central 2 ..lo do pld 60 ..nw aaama &.x ziu .. 24 American Ex 160 . . 43 I nlted Slatea Ex 14S . .loa, Wslla-Karto Ei Ir . . 34 Anal. Copper 7u .. 7 Amer. Car P Ji . . ai, ao pta sv ..17,v, Amet. Lin. Oil 24 . .!? do pld 42 .. 4 American 8. A R 4 ..86 do pld as .. 42 Anac. Minlnf Co H .. it Brooklyn k. t 71 .. 67 Colo, fuel Iron... 41 ..tOuCoca. Oaa 2i n M ont, lobacco pta....l2J'j rtnelnnatl Wklaky. CINCINNATI. Sept. 9 WHISKY Distil lers' finished goods, active on basis of 11.22. Mlaaeapolla Wheal. Floor aaa Bran. MINNEAPOLIS. Sept l-FLOUR-Flrst patents, $3.764186; second patents, LjO Ws !Uen. Electric 4 Hocklnf Coal ao ilntrr. Paper 4i do ptd 1M! National Biscuit ... 127! National Lead .... 147 No. American ! Pa. 18c Coast 11 Paclflc Mail 114 .Prasad 8. Car 124! do pld 86 Pullman P. Car ... Republic Steal Ill do pfd 141 Sugar 7 Tenn. Coal A Iron. aj , Inloo Bi A P.... 37i do pfd 147 I'. 8. Lsathsr 74 V So pfd sf. V. 6. Rubber TV do pfd SI A'. 8. Stool as I do pld T7 vstsrn L'nloo 14 , Amar. Locomotive.. 7N do pfd 12 K. C. Soutaora .... 117 do pfd 20 .. Hi, .. 4S .. 11 .. t7 .. 44 .. 43 .. Si ..140 .. 13 ..1301a .. o .. 1 . . u .. 1 .. k .. 17 .. 47U, .. 41 .. .. 11 .. ya .. to Forelatn Financial. BERLIN. Sept. 8. Bualneaa was dull on the bourse today In the absence of demand. Home funda were cnmoarativeiy steady. Spanish 4a and Portuguese reaped. Banks and mines sagged on seallziug. Canadian Pacific was tirm. LONDON. Sent. 9 Money was wanted today and supplies were larger. Operators on tne sioca exenange were cnieny oc cupied with the general carry-over. on- sols were good. Home rails were rather steadier. Americans opened cheerful and above parity on favorable reports regarding Bank Clearings. OMAHA, Sept 9. Bank clearings, $1,205. 418.60; corresponding day last year, Increase. S276.020.23. CHirinn Rent. 9 Clearinas. 325.685.307: balances. sil78,2o7; posted exchange, 84-So for sixty days. $4.87V4 on demand; New Vnrb MphnnffP. Zllc niacOlini. NEW YORK. sent. 9. clearings, uu.vi,- 1M- hnlnncea. 816.229.311. BOBTO.N. sent. . tjieanngB, 2,auo,i,ij hnluncea. 11.SA4 97. PHILADELPHIA. Sent. . Clearings, $19,789,542; balances, $2,652,193; money, 6 per BALTIMORE. Sept. . Clearings. a,ou,- (131: balances. 8606.127: money, b per cent. CINCINNATI, Sept. 9. Clearings. H.04,- 0H0: money. 4(86 per cent; New York ex- chnna-e. nar and 10c discount. ST. LOl'IS. Sept. . Clearings, i,.m,nwii balances, $4.S9,965; money, steady, 5i& per cent; New York exchange, ac aiscouni. Condition of the Treasury. WASHINGTON. Sept. 9. Today's state- incnt nf the treasury balances In tile gen eral fund, exclusive of the $150,000,000 gold reserve In the division oi redemption, shows: Available cash balance, $213,247,557; gold, $122,371,627. Wool Market. BOSTON.' Sent. 8 WOOL The market Is strong. tnou"b volume oi iraae is not luri, as It waa a few weeks IIO. Still there Is something selling every day and at full Drlces. Sellers and buyers are In bet ter position to withstand a quiet market roe weeaa. it neea ne. tor tne reason mi thev have anlrl ao much wool out of the full atocka that thev are not obliged to sell more right away. Tbeir siocks are oown much lower than thev care to have Known 10 early and there la no cnance to repienisu them. Territory wool Is quiet; fine staple terrltorv. 654to6c; strictly fine. Mt$66c: tine to medium. 6oc: medium, 4ai46c. Tex.ts wools are selllnc In a very quiet manner. with buyers careful. The supply is small, Kali cleaned basis, nominal, 4t4tt4Rc; twelve months, 6ni&68c; six to eight months, spring, 62iaoc. California wool fair request, with the market nrm; northern county, ciean-a haain. 62fr!6c: middle counties. 42"! 45c: southern. 4241.47c. . Ore jon wool Is In quiet request, wun .ne maraei nrm; eastern heavy, lOtaVic; average, 138l4Vc; choice. 14(.M6tc: vallev No. 1. 16Q19c; No. 2. 19!ii2rtc No? 3, 1NU19C; aco urea oasis, ai ainua, &3c. Pine washed fleeces are very lirm at slightly higher prices; Ohio and above Is reported to have sold at 2o. with the buy ers wanting more of the quality at the same Drlce: Ohio and Pennsylvania, nom inal, 3tMlc; XX and above, 284j-29c: X, 26 027c; Michigan X, 2526c. Delaine is very tirm. with lull prices Demg paia ror ine email lots offering; No. 1 wools are firm; No. 1, re 23c; No. 2. 21&22C. Coffee Market. NEW YORK, Sept. 9. -COFFEE Spot Rio. quiet: No. 7 Invoice. 6c- Mild, nrm; Ci.rHnva M'niiUc Futures onened steady with nrlcea unchaneed from last nigni. ruled entirely . featureless and wlthiut variation from those bids all the session under Just at the close, wnen tne receipt of bearish crop advices started cnougn liouldatlon and selllna ty Hroaa street bears to cause a partial 6-polnt decline, the market cloalng barely steady ana net un chunged to 6 points lower. Official foreign advices contained nothing which might be construed as favorable to either side here. European markets were about unchanged. ltraill waa observing a holiday and sent no cables. Ixical business waa light, amount ing only to 31,000 bags. Including: Septem ber. 6.30Ci5.3jc: October. .4oc; November 6.50c; December, 5554iS.60c; January, 6.dflc; reuruary d.ioc; aiarcn, o.oui, way, a.avw. July, 66.txc. Oil ill Roaln. OIL CITY. Pa.. Sept. 8. OIL-edlt bal ances. II S2: certincates. no ran; snipments, 76.240 t ola .: average, DDI".; runs, it. 3 bbla : averaa-e. 78.927 bbla. SAVANNAH. Oa., Bept . uiLr-npirns of turoentlne. firm. 44.c Roaln, firm: A a. t: i. 11.Z2W: t.. !!:.; r, ci, $137: H. tl tin: I. $186; K. $2.4o; M, $2 95; K. 13 40: WO. 13.55: WW. I3.0D. TOLEDO. O.. Sept. 9 IL North Lima, 89c: 8outh Lima and Indiana. o4c. NEW YORK. Sept. 9 OI lj Rosin, steady, Turpentine, steady, 4.V(J4,c. Indicates Sunday. YESTERDAY'S SHIPMENTS. The following list shows the number oi cars nf feeders aninuea to tne vuuuuj yesterday and their destination: r'attia enra. John Swanson. Ithaca, Nob. B. 6x M...... i Wright at Bpahr, Fairmont, rueo. o. a, j , , ,r M .. . nk..tnn Nh M. CI. ... 1 J.'C.' Wunderiich. Nehawka. Neb. M. P... 1 O. Carlson, Mead, Neb. U. P XT WtitolA, Wlinnr Neh F. E 1 J." B. Burgess, Kennard, Neb. F E 1 A. rnuun, aweeoDurg, sseo.r . m Thomas Price. Thaver. Neb. F. B 1 Vlba Orlffln. Wianer. Neb. F. E 1 M. H. Hutchinson, Purdin, mo. iv. u i furry Ar II Hl nhlira-. Mo. Wab 8 O. A. Pabans, Oeneseo, 111. R. 1 . Isaac Mood v. Newton, la. it. I H. 11. Slkes, Harlan, la. R. I VttHk Tlmm. Cnnnrll Rluffa. Ia. R. 1 1 Kan rTaxier, xaie, ia. mn " W. Relnschnelder, State Center, Ia. N. W. 1 W. L. ex A. Dannatt, Low Moor, ia. . w. 1 M. P. Borensen, Battle Creek, la. N... W. 1 O. M. Mintun, Modale. Ia. N. W 1 H. Miller, Wall Lake, Ia. N. W 1 C. A. Swanson, Ogden, la. N. W i A. E. Seablom. Essex, Ia. Q 6 P. Kllmartin, Malvern, Ia. vi 2 F. A. Gels. Creston. Ia. (J 1 C H Plckerell. Creston. la. O. C. Beckman, Atlantic, la. R. 1 8 P. V. Voorhees. Lewis, Ia. K, l Ueorge Warner, Emerson, la. w ' A. O. Graham, Emerson, la. Q 2 A Her ton A Co.. Coryden, la. J 8 A. E. Reddell, Russell, Ia. Q 2 B. Johnson, Oalesburg, 111. (J 3 L. M. Disney, Monmouth, III. 1 V. I. - . . A ...... Ill 1 1 1 J3&US, tit AVU I, AVUI1. lit. V A H. Shirley, Lorchland, 111. U 4 Sheep D. O. Roy C. Piatt, Tecumseh, Neb. B. aV M.... 1 The official number of cars of stock brought In today by each road was Road. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H ses C, M. ft Bt. f t 9 Wabash 8 Mo. Pac. Ry 9 1 Union Paclllc Ry 63 9 , 47 C. 4k N. W. Ry 2 7 .. F., E. A M. V 75 16 8 C. St. P., M. & O.... 2 B. & M. K. K, xt... M C, B. & Q. Ry 17.. C. R. I. & P., east.. 2 13 C. R- I. oi P.. west.. 6 Illinois Central z Total receipts .... 200 T7 56 The dlsnosltlon of the day's recelpta was as follows, each buyer purchasing the num ber of head indicated: Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p 1,029 1,121 1,623 1.117 998 2.4.9 4(5 1,33; 2 cows. 1 cow.. 4 cows. 1 cow.. 4 cows. 18 steers... .1121 6 steers... .1160 1 bull 1O40 1 heifer.. ..1180 ....1270 ....1860 ,...1"25 .... 9.K) ..10! 2 60 3 25 2 75 4 no 3 26 2 60 2 50 1 so 8 35 2 60 3 10 3 25 8 90 3 60 3 50 2 PO 4 Oi) 2 60 3 15 3 W 3 60 3 00 2 60 4 60 4 on 4 00 4 00 2 65 4 10 4 10 4 00 J no 3 IR 2 9" 3 90 3 25 6 25 2 85 3 90 3 50 2 WYOMING. 17 steers.. .1112 1 ste.r 10"0 1 steer I2 1 steer 940 1 feeder... ! 1 heifer.... SKI 10 heifers... 610 1 heifer.. ..I"10 1 bull I 1 bull 90 1 cow 70 $ cows Io4fl 9 cows... 1 cow.... 1.1 cows 1 cow 1 cow 4 cows 1 cow I cowa 6 cowa 8 feeders., 28 feeders.. 1 feeder... 2 feeders. 1 bull 1 steer.... 6 calves.. 1 calf 1 bull 4 heifers.. 9.14 1210 KM fin 520 .sS2 610 2 976 662 781 720 640 1240 1O40 .104 370 1.160 647 1 heifer.... Mo 3 heifers... 973 $ cows 9M 1 feeder... 12O0 4 heifers. 1 cow.., 2 bulls., 4 cows., 1 cow.. 28 cows., 4 25 2 66 i 25 3 25 8 26 4 25 4 25 4 25 3 00 455 M0 .1470 ,10i V) . 8.10 . 931 .1010 . 961 11.13 1 feeder.. 6 feeders., 3 feeders. 2 feeders.. 1075 8 cows 865 6 Cows 848 80 feeders.. 1031 21 feeders.. 1050 8 feeders.. 971 2 feeders.. 1195 1 feeder... 900 22 steers.. ..1200 6 feeders.. 1220 11 feeders.. 920 1 cow 9"0 2 steers.... 885 1 cow IDAHO. 24 cowb.. 7 cowa., , 760 , 758 610 6a6 2 heifers. 6 heifers. 3 feeders. 16 feeders. 1 feeder... 1060 2 cows 985 8 cows 626 W. 75 steers... .1266 1 steer 1160 J. 92 cows.. 24 cows.. 14 cows.. 4 16 6 cows.. 4 40 33 cows.. 3 85 4 bulls.. 4 40 3 00 1 stag 4 i!5 7 feeders 4 25 1 feeder. 3 So 3 cows... 3 50 1 cow.... 2 85 6 cows... 1020 2 F0 J. Broadhead Neb. 919 .. 922 ..1103 .. 91 ..1435 1 Stag 1260 .li0 .1034 . 900 ..1080 ,.ioio ..1066 4 60 4 oft 3 85 3 00 8 00 3 40 2 26 4 10 2 75 3 10 3 75 2 5 3 on 4 25 3 00 3 no 3 10 3 20 3 20 8 75 2 a 4 50 3 90 3 90 $ no 2 85 4 15 4 75 4 75 2 70 3 25 3 25 2 96 2 90 3 30 8 75 8 no 2 76 2 25 2 90 8 15 3 75 4 25 4 25 4 25 2 90 2 90 2 90 3 25 3 35 3 30 2 60 2 60 3 2o 3 no 3 85 3 60 3 10 2 80 3 10 3 10 4 20 4 20 3 76 3 60 3 20 1 bull 1030 1 bull 1310 3 feeders.. 7r6 8 feeders.. 6"6 6 cows 1025 1084 880 987 J. F, 3 cows. 3 cows.... B. Corcon Neb. 6 1 6 1 steer..., 6 75 Batchelor Neb. 8 60 1 cow 3 50 3 cows.... 3 20 Braddock Neb. 8t)3 990 3 00 2 55 4 20 3 00 3 50 3 20 2 66 .1310 6 76 .1260 .1233 3 60 4 60 cows 1012 135 lbull... 12 cows 10R6 2 90 66 steers, Porch Bros. Neb. I cow 830 2 75 6 feeders. II cows 1144 4 15 5 cows 6 cows 948 3 25 10 feeders. 4 cows 950 2 75 4 steers.. 1 steer 1120 4 15 A. A. Spaugh Wyo. 24 feeders.. 1041 8 75 2 cows.... 6 feeders.. 1008 8 60 1 cow 6 stags.... 1U62 3 25 A. Cheeeebrough Wyo, Li ieeaers.. w t mi a cows.... 970 3 76 6 cows.... Iross AV B. Wyo. 800 3 80 82 steers.. 903 4 30 A. A. Spaugh Wyo. .1520 .1166 . 985 .1046 . 99 ,1070 2 5 4 60 4 00 8 25 4 00 4 16 1 feeder. 16 feeders. 8 feeders. .1035 , 820 . 790 .1132 3 30 3 30 3 00 3 60 869 I 45 1 steer..., 2 Meers. 1 steer.... 1 steer. 1 eteer. U steers.. ..1050 1 steer 1140 2 feeders.. 915 4 feeders.. 950 ..1120 ..1130 950 .1140 .1000 8 75 1 steer 1210 8 75 1 steer 1000 3 75 1 steer 1060 8 75 6 steers.. ..1210. 3 75 1 steer 1460 8 76 1 steer 1100 3 75 84 feeders.. 893 3 76 1 feeder... 710 3 76 John Jack Wvo. 60 feeders.. 850 4 60 8 feeders.. 1088 ITS 47 feeders.. 1088 4 76 80 rows 835 8 35 A. t). Marriott 8. L. 47 steers.. ..1128 4 80 1 steer 1140 17 steers... .1183 4 26 2 steers.... 1250 84 steers.. ..1128 4 90 3 steers.. ..1063 7 steers.. ..1122 4 30 M. Fort S. D. 21 steers. ...1156 4 20 1 steer 1010 I 20 Tom Sweeney 8. D. 1 steers.. ..1200 4 05 4 feeders.. 1248 V steers.. ..1102. 4 06 2 feeders. .1120 7 steers.. ..1131 4 06 1 feeder. ..1290 F. W. Hatoh Colo. 18 heifers... 639 2 80 4 cows 813 8 heifers... 600 2 00 S cows 780 12 feeders.. 673 4 36 2 bulls 1160 E. C. Smith Colo. 11 cows 767 2 90 6 cows 880 4 cows 907 8 60 1 cow 1000 2 bulls 1190 2 75 E L. Thornton Colo. 17 cows 9.3 3 06 6 feeders.. 864 Thomas Akins Idaho. SCOWS 992 3 00 2 cowa..... 990 T. C. Catlln Idaho 47 feeders.. 1147 4 65 61 feeders.. 1139 4 feeders.. 1U82 3 75 4 feeders.. 1340 76 8 76 3 76 8 75 3 75 8 76 I 75 3 76 4 25 4 26 4 25 406 4 06 4 06 I 26 I 76 8 60 126 I 25 4 26 2 7S 4 66 3 75 8 "76 13,506 Omaha Packing Co 191 Swift and Company 1,024 Cudahy Packing Co 822 Armour et Co sm R. Becker & Degan 112 Vansant & Co 79 Carey & Benton 9.1 Lobman at co ivi W. I. Stephen 142 Hill & Huntzlnger 370 William Underwood 77 Livingston & Schaller.... 187 Hamilton & Rothschild 294 L. F. Hubs yai B. F. Hobblck 61 Wolf & Muman Ul Other buyers 670 Totals 6,723 4.890 18.730 CATTLE There was a generous supply of cattle here today, which makes the re ceipts for the two days a little neavicr than for the same days of last week, and far In excess of the same days of last year. The demand, though, was equal to me occasion so far as the killers went, and the market was active. There were only a few Duncnes 01 corn- feds In the yards and about all that could be said of the market Is that It was prac tically steady. Packers seemed to want those that were at all good and they changed hands quite freely. The cow marget was not neavny suppueu, as tnere were oniy bdoui niiy earn on sale. The demand was active and anything at all good sold at steady prices, wnue choice cows were a little stronger. Cannera sold In about tne same noicnes they have for some little time past. Bulls, veal calves ana stags oiu not snow enough change to be worthy of mention. Receipts inciuneo, a gooa many iiikscii and feeders, and In fact almost too many for the demand. Speculators evidently bought enougn came yesteraay to supply thir needs and the demand from the country hardly came up to expectation. Aa a result traatng toaay was not wnat would be called active. The very best cattle sold at about steady prices, but aside from those the market was dull and a little easier. The commoner the cattle the harder tney were to aispoae 01. There were not very many western oeei steers on sale mis morning, ao tout tne market war fairly active and steady. Choice cattle were very scarce, and suoh kinds could safely be quoted atrong. The more flemraoie oneringu were out 01 nrsi hands In good season. Western feeders. If choice, held Bteady, but otherwise they were dull and a little lower. The market was far from being aa active as It has been of late. Cows were steady except the more oesiraoie granes, which, 11 any thing, were a shade better than yesterday. Representative sales: 3 80 8 20 t 60 I 60 light 1 cow 1140 3 00 1 cow 1210 2 COWS 1270 4 50 Thomas Akin Idaho. 19 feeders.. 986 4 00 8 cows 1047 17 feeders.. 10U7 3 80 8 feeders. .1007 Charles Moll Idaho. 19 steers. ...1132 4 55 George Parkin Idaho. 14 steers. ...1187 4 40 1 steer 1160 T. C. Catlln-Idaho. 63 feeders. .1121 4 60 66 cows 1067 HOGS The receipts of hoes were again today, and under the Influence of a good demand the market opened active and generally 6c higher. The quality of the hogs, however, was considerably better than yesterday, and taking that fact In consideration, the market was hardly a nickel hlghet. Hogs changed hands quite rapidly, however, and the bulk of the offer ings wae soon disposed of. The bulk sold from $7.46 to $7.56, and as high as $7.70 was paid. A few cars that came In late aold a little easier. Today's advance car ries the market to the highest point reached since July 31, when the average cost of all of the hogs was about $7.52. Representative sales 20 western 6 western ewes 676 weatern ewt s 949 Utah lambs .. 97 96 ldl 69 2 2 2 4 u CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET. No. 66... SJ... hi... tl... AO... 4 . .. Hi.. 74... 1... U... S6... 40... 6C... U... II... 74... 7J... 61... 63... 67... 3... II... 61... 61... 14... 63... 66... 71... 76... 61... 67... 66... 61... a... 44... 64... Tl... 74... 70... AV. Sit. ..115 10 ..335 ... ..281 10 ..IQ 40 ..216 120 No. 1..., 4..., 4.. 31... 1..., I... 1... 1... I... I... 11... 16... 16... 1... 41... 1... Av. ..1020 .. 100 ..lull ..1166 ..IO11O .. TS3 .. 770 ..10O0 .. 70 .. 640 .. 6 .. XU ..Mad .. 60 .. 701 ..1260 ..1146 .. 646 .. 'M .. 620 ... 274 ...1160 Tr. I 00 I 16 4 26 4 26 t 40 I It I 40 I 40 I W I 46 I 76 I 6l I 60 I so I 60 I 66 I v I 66 I 66 I OS I 00 I 10 No. 41..., 10..., 11... I... i... COWS. 41... I. .. 4... 10... 1... 1... t... 23... II... 13... 1... I... 1 ... II . .. I... I... 1... Av. ...1101 ... 113.1 ...1117 ...1230 ...IMI ...1040 ... 640 ... 441 ... 14 ...1121 ... 110 ...1210 ...1(121 ... !.'. ... 174 ...via ... st.4 ... i70 ...1162 ...1110 ...11140 ...1300 rr. 6 40 1 20 4 40 4 64 4 76 I 10 I 19 I 16 I 10 I 34 I 40 I 40 I 60 I 60 I 60 I 76 I 75 4 26 I 60 4 IS 4 SO 4 76 Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK. Sept. 9 DRY GOODS There haa been no change today. The de mand for the general run of cotton goods hss been up to the average, with no change in prices, but the tone is Arm throughout for staples and fancies. Exporters have considerable orders on hand, but are too plate In their prices for business to be done. Cotton hosiery and underwear In fair reiaueat and steady In price. HEIFERS. TXI I 10 i 1010 I 64 BULLS. 1 1060 t 66 1 1310 I 1 ... 13.10 ISO 1 110 I 64 1 610 I 00 I U M 4 S STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS. I 710 I 00 I Kvo I 20 1 1M0 I 10 1 17S 1 25 U 144 I 15 606 I M LALt CO. I 120 4 T 1 170 16 STtxnC CALVES. II 347 I 60 34 41 I 00 8TOCKER8 AND FEEDERS. ' t 670 I 9 I 40 I 66 I M III 1 64 4 OO II 646 I 60 II 61 4 10 10 666 I 66 1 174 4 16 NEBRASKA. 1 cow 1060 3 26 2 feeders.. 8!1 4 36 Icow svO 160 2 feeders.. 666 1 W .216 ..212 ..26i ..221 ..111 ..111 ..260 ..225 ..21 ..16 ..Ul ..W4 ..244 .144 .167 ..147 ..M7 ..77 ..264 ..144 . .131 ..X21 ,.t6 ..144 ..14 . JM ..264 ..147 ...20 ,..124 40 160 10 80 140 120 64 'to 60 Pr. I 15 7 42Vj T 46 7 45 T 46 7 46 7 46 7 45 1 46 1 46 7 46 T 45 7 47 1 60 T 60 1 60 7 60 1 60 7 60 1 60 T 60 7 60 7 6 7 60 7 60 7 60 T 64 T 60 T 64 7 60 1 60 7 60 7 64 T 64 7 60 7 64 7 60 7 60 T 60 Na, 45 17 41 61 66 61 II 24 74 64 , 17 , 47 , 67 , 61 , 41.. II.. 41.. 77.. II.. 41.. Av. 8b. Pr. .110 40 t 64 so 140 0 44 ..361 ..tit ..211 ..104 ..214 ..til .241 ..111 ..14 ..111 ..tit ..144 ..211 ..141 ..141 ..12 ..Ml ..Ml ..221 ..III ..16 ..161 ..11 ..141 ..ni ..161 ..141 ,..13 ..t?l ,..167 ,..IM ...134 ...107 ...234 ...16 ...lit ...144 ...154 ...111 Of 140 64 14 10 40 SO 60 lie T 60 7 64 7 64 7 60 7 60 1 64 T 64 T 66 T 64 7 60 T 62U 7 6! 7 624 7 624j T 66 7 66 T 66 1 66 I 66 7 66 7 65 1 66 7 66 1 66 7 66 1 65 7 66 1 66 t 66 10 10 Truss aaa Rtroaat Westera Cattle t'nrap Ialo the Market. I CATTLE Receipts, f-iriCAtin Rent 8.6tai head. Including 400 head Texana 4.UW heatl westerns; market steady : good to prime Heers, nominal, m.ws on; poor to medium, $4.2..'ij7.oil; storkera and ieidr. $2 6oi5.2S: cows, $1.5n6..Vi; heifers. $2 r'ti 6.00; canners. $1.6ri3.jo; bulla, w.zyn., 25; calves. $.1 onti . 25; Texaa fed steers, UiU'dl 4.60; weatern steers, $.1. 754141.85. H(MJ!4 Recelpta, la.W" nean; estimates in. morrow, 2n.to nean; lert over, .i.tMt nea.i; opened strong to 6c higher rioaed dull; mixed ana Dutcnere. s..ki i..; a1" to choice heavy. $7.c'!17.9.; rough heavy, ; .V frJ.tlO; light. $7.35ji.i5; bulk of sales, $7.I.Vi 7.65. SHEEP AND I.AMRS-Recelpta, lt.fO" head; steady; good to choice wethera. $.1.25 8.75; fair to choice mixed, 2.n' i.t.2.; weat- -W 1 ei-tu. Oil. nn.l.'A In n, I, "j . A rrn r.ii--, a.w-f ... c", . .,, 5.75; weatern lambs, $4.006.25. Official yesterday: Recelpta. Shipments. Cattle 2.n44 4.HM Hogs 2-i.oSI 4. Kill Sheep 33,48a 5.117 Kanaaa City Lire Stock Market. KANSAS CITY. Rent. 9. CATTLE Re ceipts, 15.R97 head natives, 1,603 head Tex ana, 4(4) head Texas calves and 1.591 head Texas natives; best corn fed, native and weatern cows, strong; medium, alow and weak; feeders, active and strong, and quar antine cattle strong: choice export and dressed beef steers. li.4O4i7.90; fair to good, $4.6017.35; Blockers and feeders. $1.nn4f5.2: weatern fed steers, $3.'if4.25; Texas and Indian steers, $.1.25474. 4; Texas cowa, $2.2.Vo 2.90: native cows, $1,5044 2S; native heifers, $2.7603.75; canners, $LuO(ij2.00; bulls, $..2o't$ 4.75; calves, $3.uii5.50. HOOS Receipts. 6.400 head; steadv to ,c higher, closing weak; top, $7.70; bulk of sales, $7,5047.65: heavy, $7.0S7.70; mixed packers, $7.40j7.60; light, $7.40tj T.60; yorkers, $7.5iV(i7.Oj pigs, $7.004j7.80. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6.VK) head; active and steady; native lambs. $3.20 4i4.25; western lambs, 83.00i&l.(i0; native wethers. $2.9nitl4.30; western wethers, t2.7Vi 4.00; fed ewes, $.1.0Oftj4.05; Texas clipped yearlings, $3.00(53.85; Texas clipped sheep, t2.903.25; Blockers and feed era, 12. Oi Kg 2. id). St. I.oals Live Stock Mnrket. ST. LOUIS. Sept. I. CATTLE Recelpta, 6.500 head, Including 4.500 head TexAna; market steady; native shipping and export steers, $6.(i(lj7.40; dressed beef and butcher steers, 34.7o4s.85; steers under 1,000 lbs.. $1.85 (ri.00; stockers and feeders, $3.4044 45; cows, and heifers, $2.264j'5.50; canners, $1.75i(2.75; bulls, $2.50J4.50; calves $4.504jf7.00; Texas and Indian steers. $2.55ft..00; cows and heifers, $2.404.76. HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head; market steady; pigs and lights, $7.107.45; packers, $7.854i7.0; butchers. $7.604i7.9f. SHEEP AND LAM B3-Receipt, 1.709 head; market steady; native muttons, $.1 4-1 4x4.00: lambs, $4 25?6.0n; culls and bucks. $2.6(a5.76; stockers, $1.50(3-3.00; Texans, $3.in(j 8.65. New York Live Stoek Market. NEW YORK, Sept. 8.-BEEVES-Re-celptB, 176 head, all consigned direct: no sales reported; American steers In Great Britain, 14il4Hc, dressed weight; refrigera tor beef. 12c; exports, 95 head sheep. CALVES Receipts only 7 head; quiet, steady: a few veals sold at 38. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.925 head; both sheep and lambs steady; about 1H cars of Btork unsold; Bheep at $3.XKii 8.76; lambs, $5.75.15. HOGS Receipts, 800 head; about 2 cars on sale; firm; a few heavy sold at $7.75. St. Joseph Live Stoek Market. SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 8. CATTLE Receipts, 8,945 head; corn fed. strong to lOo higher; westerns, steady to strong; natives, $4.2668.35; cows and heifers, $1.5036 00; veals, $2,754x6.26: bulls and stags, $2.30tJ.2o; stock era and feeders. $2,754(6.35. HOOB Receipts, 4,i head; slrona to 5c higher: light and light mixed, T.40&7.6O; medium and heavy, $7.6007.80; piga, $3,650 7.00: bulk, $7.5(Vrf7.65. " SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1,949 head: lambs, strong to 10a higher; sheep, steady. Bloax City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITT, Sept.' . (Special Tele gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1.500 head; market steady; beeves, lA.0ftg7.6O; cows, bulls and mixed. $2.604.60; stockers and feeders, 83.00rjp6.00; yearlings and calves, $2.6Ojj4.00. HOOS Receipts, 2,600 head; market strong to 6c higher, selling at $7,3647.65; bulk, $7.8097.40. Stock 1st Bight. The following head of stock were received at the five principal western markets Tues day, Bepiember : Omaha Chicago Kansas City St. Louis St. Joseph ... Cattle. .... 4,584 ... 8,500 ...15,897 ... 6.600 ... 8.945 Hogs. Sheep. 6.136 13,750 18.000 6,400 6.000 4.467 18.000 C.50O 1.700 1,9(9 Totals .38,426 39.003 41.899 NET Strong; open kettle, 2U4jr3 3-lc; yeiiow, 3Vi'(isc: seconds dull; centrifugal, 6frl6c. Isgsr Market. ORLEANS. Sept. I. 8UGAR : rentrlfuaral i4c: seconds, 1SG1C. Molasses, Ull. ICUIIHU.BI, ITU 1W. Kftw vnn it a.n a at'ciar . steady: fair refining, 3c; centrifugal. 98 test, 3Hc; molasses sugar, 23ic; refined, firm. Mlaaeapolla Wheat Market. MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. I. WHEAT Sep tember, 6614fJ5Sc; December, 64St644c; on track, No. 1 hard, 66TAc; No. 1 northern, 6734c; No. I northern, 66H0. PeaaaylTaala Coateat la Decide. HARRISBURG, Pa., Sept. 8.-Jude Welaa today decided the contest between Congressman Henry D. Green of Reading and Marcus C. L. Kline of Ailentnwn. th rival democratic nominees for congress In the Thirteenth district, composed of Berks and Lehigh counties. In favor of Mr. Kline. Judge Weiss holds that Mr. Kline waa regularly and legally nominated at the re. rent conference held at AHentown, and that his certificate of nomination la valid and that of Mr. Green Is Invalid. 1 44 7 o t 44 7 40 7 40 T 41 7 65 7 47 H 7 70 sheep were 47 61 4 74 71 46 47...,, 74 Hi 74...., 64.... .13 ... Tt 16.... .166 m 1 60 66.... .241 240 T 60 64 .164 120 10 :i... SHEEP Fresh receipts liberal again today, and as there were a rood many of yesterday's late arrivals carried over the number on sale this morn ing was very large. The demand on the part or coin pacaers ona teeners was in good ahape, so that activity characterised the general situation. Packers ail loos, noia in gooa snape ni the fat sheep and yearlings and good steady prices were paia tor me mure uemrauie f radea. A string of Beckstead sheep and mhs arrived and the ewes, wethers and yearlings sold straight at $3 46. Trie better grades of sheep were soon disposed of and the ortcea nam were very eauainciury The lamD maraei waa ratner ami ana weak. Ruvers did not aeem to be as anx inns for the lamba as tney were ror me sheen, and the morning was well advanced ii.fr.rA man v lamba had chanaed handa The demand lor leetiera wua active ann the market could be quoted Bteady on all rlMlrahle arradea. Ouotatlona ror Clipped siorn: uooa to rknlo vearllna-a. 13.75 34.00: fair to good tiimfiSTfi! aood to cholre wethers. 33.25ji3.JO; fair to g.ioci Winers, ww'ifiii; enmre ev.es. S3.flCatf3.lft: fair to good ewes. $2 5nJ aood to choice lamba. $4.75'5j6.O0; talr trt ennn IMmOB. M. 0111 to: I wnrr weinrr $3.75413.40; feeder yearlings. $3.Zo4j3sn; feeder lamr.a LI HI CUM imM, SJ.WYIU j feeder ewes. $1.25j'2 50; stock ewes. $2.5tKjr 3 25. llepiesen atlv sales: No. 5 cull ewes 99 cull ewes Ill feeder ewe 250 feeder ewes , 1.223 feeder ewes in culls 40 Wyoming ewea 10 yearling wethers &5 Wyoming ewes 472 Wyoming wethers 2!4 Wyoming wethers 418 Wyoming wethers n0 Wyoming feeder wethers. 4:t5 Wyoming wethers 221 vearllng wethers fM Wyoming wethers 4J Wyoming wethers 62 western ewes Kaaaaa Iasarsuiee Caavsatlsa, TOPEKA. Kan.. Sept. 8 The third an nual convention of the Kansas Association of Co-operative Mutual Insurance com panies Is In session here today. Governed Stanley was to deliver the address of vtl. come, but was called away unexpectedly. The convention will be In session during the week. Some of tne subjects tor oiieruswjoei are "Uniformity of Rates," "What Had Insurance Has Done for farmer, and The Need of More Mutuaia Av. 94 86 9.7 91 92 IrtO 100 84 9.1 93 97 , 97 82 , 108 . 83 86 M . 87 Pr. 1 no 3 00 2 50 2 50 2 50 2 60 2 76 $ no 3 oo 8 in 8 80 3 80 3 40 3 61 3 64 8 SO $ VI I 7 Freaeh Savller Ordered tteleaveeal. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. -W. T. Leboyne. a French sailor, wanted by the French consul, to re tnei py tnat ornciai on a charge or oanery. naai rwo an- missed f rem cuatociy py i niteo rtatvo CommlBBtoner Heacock on the ground that a sailor rannot be held by the consul after the ship of wnicn tne man waa a snemner haa left port. Leboyne appeared before D.atrlct Judge Dellaven a week ago on a similar charge and was ordered released THE ItF-ALTY HEtOkD, INSTRUMENTS placed on record Tuesday. Beptember : Warraaty Deeds. Llna Feckenscher et al to E. R. Feck- enacher. lot 19. block 1. Mlaaouri Avenue park I W. E. Sage to South Omaha Savings bsnk. lots 1 to 4. block J. Albrignt a annex B. F. McCold and wife to 1-ec.nold Foda. lot 14. block 9. West Albright. Emma May and husband to Eleanor Miller, lot 16. Hlmebaugh Place Ada A. Canneld and huaband to Michael McCormlca. lot 4, block 8, Hanscom Place G. B. Teedrlck and wife to Jacob Waldellch. lot 1. block 3, Druid Hill. W. E. Damon to A. W. Jeflerls, lot 14. Archer Place William Kru;er and wife to W. II. Becker. Be" 4-14-U Mutual 1-oan and Building aaaoda- tion to E. E. Bryson. lot 7, Archer Place Frir.k H!av!5s tv John Rtha and wtf. n4 lot 3. block 74. South Omaha J. J Monell, Jr.. et al, executors, to Charles Cramer, lot 12. block 17. Bed lord Place Total amount of transfers. 10 U 80 6. frOO 6.000 850 1 n 15.0 1108 1.000 .$33,400 LATEST MAP aa HASUKOMfc. PHOTOGRAPHS THUNDER "MOUNTAIN EST f'RCK. The Industrial Record. OS BllOAD 81'., 8EtV IOHK..