arTJE 01TAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, SEPTEifBEB 4 1804.
19
7
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ELU9TOXB SASK PLACE
(Berry Ganwirn. N'rw la the
time to Wx-k up that acre again.
Gt our folder fully de--Tlinng
the above new tract F on
application. Set plat at offl'-e.
it only takes t to Boa caart
to buy the best of them. Soma an "4 and
soma- are scr- lots,
CHAi. E. lLLlA3TSOT CO.
Ssles Department ieo. Marshall.
Open Tuesday fin g. J. M. Weiehnrna. Mgr
0, M. E Tel. 6LI
MESSENGER AXD BAGGAGE.
1813 Farnam Street.
WHI, GET YGCR. BAGGAGES THERE
ON TIME.
Ma
RAILWAT TIME CARD
CIIOS ITATIOJ TK.1TH AID SAaCI.
Chieeae, Back
Island
AJT.
PeeiSe.
Causa Der'istit UaUae
....a Itfia
....: iiin
Ul wm ililn
....a m n ail Maa
....a l a pa a mm
Ckltaae sienaa ...
Da Sauna gipras
i Fa
wnr.
Raray Moemala Limn
Linolc '"-olorad serines. O
tan Peakls aa M a !. pa a : pa
Ckica Crttl WtiHra.
m. Ptal kisasepaiis u ml tel. . a m mm a f T aa
at. Pral Miaanapwia Eipraae.a taia a I a pa
Ckiaes LiaiiH - ..a ta pa tua M M
Catoaaa kisias -- a ( M a a l.ai aa
taioa Paeifle.
Tae Otarwaa- Lualte ...a I N i a (a aa
Cotorade a cailtorsia fsxsraa...a 4 10 m a u
Ckicaao-rniua apaaiai a 4.2S pa
town sUwva a aa
Caieatna Laal ..................a l-as pa m list la
Caler-aSe Sperial .......a T:t aa
Cbicaaa soecial a IM aa
lawn Lawal .m I I'M fa i:iia
tmt Hall a H ui l .tt pa
Ikta-as A Itrawntira.
Vat CTaiaase -a I M ma f-sjaa
Leai caioae - all. a mm
Mail ............ .a l.iu am at aa
LVarllsttt at. PaJ .....a I .aa a U to pa
Zariisut caicaaa .................a ?. ua U;a aa
lallad Cairaes ... J I ta I is aa
Uxai carrall -.a 4 im am i m aa
a ac rati .....a i pa , a
Wa! Bioaa OKy a aV Paat......a . aa a la aa
rut Hail .. alia pa
Cbicaaa aaprva ..... a l: pa
Norfolk A Uaotstaai a fM aa lv afc aa
Lianoa a uaui ria ...a a:a aa U-is aa
Datwim luneaii ........4 I m I II
Cuiw w-oaiDi ........-....4 ID pa a t u pa
Baatinaa Albloa ........ .....a S.M aa a.u) pa
Mlaaoart Pacta
at. Leal apraa aio a aa a f wm
Kanaa CRm. kaaia ipnaa .L1 a pa a f a pa
Valt'i rau aaauai a i.m pa all M M
Wabaaa.
at- Wala Caonea Ball Sxpnav.a I N aa a aa
ta Wa-ia'a fair ...a 1 u a a pa
baaal rca Caaarti BluSa....... I.ia aa a .a pa
Illlaala CeacraJ,
Cklaca axpnaa .a T aa ait-M aa
Ciiuaaa LiaiiMl a f t pa a :t aa
aiaaasola at a..i Kjui a 7 Mr aa at: pa
aiaaaarolia a St. Paul Llniilaa -a 1 pa a pa
cauaiaa. stilwaaaaa av St. PaaJ.
Caiaaa Oayilant aapraaa ....... IM mm all a pa
Cauia-aia-uraaoa aipiaia .... a fc pa a t-.i pa
Uarao4 l.iianaa ..a I at pa a t.n aa
Paa una a 'Ir""! 'n-- 7 u "a al:ipa
IBLUCiTQa STATI4IX lOTH a aaASQS
Calaasa, Barllactaa a) 4ata7.
Cklaaa apadal ....a 7 aa a I a pa
Cfciaaa Vaaibalal lijira ....a :M aa a i n aa
Gkicaaa Laaai ...a i l t au.ua pa
Ckicaau I. imiiaa .......a I .a pa a rk pa
m Mall - l:a aa
Rarllaartan at Mlaaaajt Ml-rmr.
Wraatau Baurtai Liaoaia ...a I Win bit a) pa
Nmjtuu atrraa a l-aaa a T w pa
Darar Liauua .1 .u pa a aa
Baaa aUil a PMaat aoaaa aa..aUua pa. a a.u pa
vetaraalu Vauimi tlrm .... a S:at pa
btacau iknu u X .IT pa aix.w pa
Van .ruc a FUamwata ....a l.k. pa aui.jft M
Bailara. a Pacac Jauauaa a ; w pa a aU aa
Baiiarua a f-ciao JiuuLm, a I J a
Bailaraa aaa fiaimnoma ...ail.i aa
City. St. Jaaepa
a Comae ij
aiatTa.
Kama City Day Tiiiiaa a ! aa a ItM aa
K. Lama rira- -a t pa all a mm
Mil i CUy Mlakt luia aU.a pa a l.a aa
WEBSTCB DEPOT 10TH WEBSTER.
Ml aaa art Paalfla.
aeana antra.
ehraaa humU via Watatea
Water k 4:11 pa U:a aa
Calaaaa. St. PaaJ.
aaaaa.
abuMattUa
k ID mm Ifsaa
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
SeaadinaTian-ssris2 Ur.3.
Paat Twta-lkiraw Paaaaesw Slaamem Direct ta
lorwayj Swtdai and Danraark.
Dlteat Conaertlna . t.
WMt Sasla aad Eariany
A. E. Jaaaaaa at Co.. I Broadway. Mew ToriL
PRICE MUST CONTROL DEALS
Calaaaja JadaTe Readera Iaaaartaat
Daalatoa ta Beara a Trad
Caae.
CHICAGO, Sept. I. Acnrdlna; to a decl
atoQ randerad today by Judsa Chytraaus o(
the auperlor court. Board of Trade opera
tors who aucoeeded In englneerlnr a "cor
ner In wheat and other cnmmodltlea in
which tranauctlona aro mads- on 'change
have no right to compel payment of the
manipulated price Instead of the actual
value of the commodity at the time fixed
for the settling of trail as. The caaa wai
that of a number of flrma and Individuals
againat Board of Trade operators and Jie
Bask of Montreal, In wliich latter Institu
tion was tied up netr!7 fc-AOOa. This money
represented differences in prli-es for July
oata, which was demand-d by the
manipulators- of the "squeeze" and the
actual market price.
Waal Mara Stady far Naval Caaieta.
WA3INCTOf. Sept. 1-Secretary Mop.
ton tod received the report of the board
at visitors to the naval academy, of w lit oh
Rapreeentatlva it. J. Wedu . of Iowa is
shairman, tlvln a full account of thi re
cent inapectlon of the institution by the
board. The board makes a number of im
portant recommandatluna decided to In.
- crease the efflclancy of the naval school.
On of the recommendations is that, tha
oouraa of study, now threa years and a
halt be restored Immediately to four years.
with art additional one year poat gradual
course.
Haras Be ports (3aad. Cress,
HURON, S, D, Sept. 1-OpeclaX)
Threshing la progressing in all parts) of this
county and tha yield ot small grain is
mora satisfactory than expected. Oata ga
from thirty-two ta thtrty-flvs bushels psr
acre and spelts from twenty-eight to fbrty
flve bushels per acre. Oa the F oarer a
Tbumpson farm spelts run fifty bushels psr
ore and nmoaxonl wheat twenty-Bva, walls
ether wheat Is yielding from eight ta fif
teen bushels per acre, One farmer got
seventy bushels of oata par acre and sold
tha entire crop fcr 24 cents par bushel.
Lie a tavis a Plays Straaure Freak.
ABERDEEN". S. D., Sept. 2. (Special.)-.
T. H. Fsua and Jamas Laathert. deputy
collectors of Internal revenue, had a nar
row escape- from briag killed by lightning
while hunting praiiie chickens early lu the
moraine;. A bolt completely enveloped them,
(list striking- Mr. Faus on the left elbow
and then piaytng about tha forefeet of the
horsa they were driving, causing the ani
mal to fall to Ha knees.. Tua victims of
the lightning are nana the worae tor their
experience.
Eatrlee eg AWrdeea Kaad OAea.
ABERJjEEN, S. D., Sept 1 Speclai.r
Durtng tha month of August the Aberdeen
land oifli-e received twenty-nine homestead
enoius. compi-ieing ,31 aci-ee; Uurty henae
stead proofs, eovarlng 4.7! acres; g,ld 2,d
acres of land In Isolated tracia and received
one reservoir declaratory atatamect.
F7I
Ilkamv term
rata City fi na i
ioua .iiy raaBaaa ......a aa pa tu aa
Oaaiand Lal ..a i.a pa k l-Uaa
a Dally. ' a Baity earapt snaaay. Dal aaaa
anirnir e Oaila aaav Maukav
CO JDIII05 OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Jobbers and K ami fkc tort ri Eeport August
BttsizLsa "Vtrj Satisfkctorj.
EXPECT IMPROVEMENT IN SEPTEMBER
Xarkrta la Saaa Baaltay Caaaltiaa,
wttk laataattaaa r varakla far
Tkalr Ra-aaatataa taa Way
faa Sanaa Tlaaa.
Auiriat. which Is fenerally conelderad one
of the dullest months of the year In inanu
racturlna; and Jnbblna; llnea. Is now at an
end, ana with the bHlnnlnir of tteptirnber
a murh better trade la lonked for. Taltine;
"verytning; into conHlrlnrnticn. trade laar.
montn wna rully an mil as cou l be fi-
pi;tf.d In prsictiraliy all lini-. The strike
at the pai kinir honees and the uncertumty
of the com erep hail a tendency to make
bueiness m-n rather conservative, but. still,
much conflilenrs in future tmin wiis ex
pressed, and with few exceptions whole
salers and manufacturers repurt their total
"ies fully up to the standard of last year.
The high price of what and other email
sraina. tog-ether with the favorable outlook
for a (food corn crop; has now T:itIy
improved the alt-jptlon. and unleea an earlv
froat should niHt.rtally Uamnsn the corn
crop, Jiihbers say tnat rradu from now on
will be the best experienced in some time
past.
l Rere nave Been comparatively rew mar
ket ohnnaee duiinar tha week uniler review.
Groceries have fluctuated up and down to
Mime extent, hut aside fmrn those, values
are In much, the same position they were at
last report. No verv radical changes are
belns; predicted In any line, and aa a result
wholesalers say that there is no reason
why merchants should not feel safe in
can-Tina; their usual amount of goods.
oiiectwns are eUil reported only fair.
The bettor movement of live stork, owtns
to the Improved condition of the packing
house strike. Is relieving the situation to
some extent, hut no greet improvement Is
looked for until rrain beslns to move mon
freely. But while collections are not as
onsn aa uiey might be, no serious com
plaints ars. heard.
Saigas Cs) Trtve) Csats.
'" 'Wholesnle rrocers rport an active de
mand fur their Una of goods, with their
atups for August fully aa large as a yenr
anil. The market la in a good, bealrJiy ron
diuon, with most lines quoted rirm. dugur,
in fact, is 5c higher than it was a week
ago, ail lines of reOned being; affected. New
York, refiners report more business, and
some of them advise that they are behind
In ailing- their orders. Raws are quoted
higher, ooth in New York and abroad, and
indications are considered favorable tor
lusher prices In tha near future.
the coffea market continues to harden,
although but a alight advance went into
effect last week. Desirable roasting grades
are getting mors scarce every day, aa that
holders are now asking heavy premiums
over market prices on new coffee. It IS
claimed that the new coffee grades are
very poor, both as to sice of bean and to
drinking qualities.
Tho cheese market advanced again lust
week, some grades being quoted as much
as V81cper pound higher.
JTruit Jars are In enormous demand, and
aa they have sold freely ail the season, job
bers say that it would not be at ail sur
prising if a ahortage should develop during
the next month.
In the line of dried fruits, the market cn
peaches last week made further advances.
Not only that, but some of tha beat-known
sti'crers nave withdrawn from the mo i set
entirely, owtntf to their being unablo to se
cure sufficient stock for their net.-d.-i. Aa a
result, it looks now as though tub higher
prices were legitimate and had comu to
stay. This state of affairs, is not djc to
a shortage In the crop, but to tha I'.ict that
the crop ripened all at one time, and as a
result It was Impossible to handle me fruit
that cams forward, and much was lest.
That, at course, made tha season short,
and account for tha scarcit of ill led truit.
The market oa spricots la also very
strong; u iii crop has proved smaller than
at first anticipated.-
California, packers of canned- fruits have
experienced considerable difficulty in se
curing lemon ding poaches, also apricois
of high gradj and pears. Soma of tha
heaviest packers have withdrawn all quo
tations on lemon clings, while gallon pie
geaches are out of packers hands after
elng marked up SO cents, over opening
prices. Baltimore packers have alao ad
vanced their prices on peaches under the
influence of active Inquiry, and alH because
of unsatisfactory receipts.
Tomatoes arc reported In poor condition
in. Delaware, Maryland and Indiana, and
aa a result prices have been advanced and
futures cannot be obtained except at an
advance of l"s cents above opening prices.
Utlier staple lines of groceries ara selling
In much tha same notches they were a
week -ago. -
Dry Gaada TMas Satisfactory.
Xot as many dry goods buyers were on
the market iaat weea. as tha week before,
perhaps owing la part to the tact that
special rates werernot in effect, and a. so ta
Uie fair at Ljiicaio. bouse trade, mough,
with local Jouoers, was quits satisfactory,
and with tha orders from traveling sales
men anu uiose airecrvrrom mejMiiams ine
" volume ui uuuiiiu wmi tu, uu aa ,
vuuiu reaauuiujiy ua expecieu. a. giK.u,
steady demand la looked tor from now un
til Aa-oar-rten weea, when there will ba
an enormous trade and Jobbers expect their
total aaiat of tail business to be tuily as
good as a week ago.
Tha market for cotton goods has not
changed, notwithstanding an advance of
neariy 2c in the price of raw cotton during
the last thirty days, Mmiutauturera ami
claim that they are parrying very light
stocks and any lruprovec. ni. in the de
mand would very likely cause a stronger
market The distribution of dry goods
throughout, the country has been very
large, particularly fur the last sixty days.
ana as a result U market is well cleaned
up an practically all lines.
Heavy Vasvesaeas v Wire aad Sail.
Owing- to the reduction In freight rates
on wire and nails tram Chluagu ta western
points local houses have been doing an
enormous business. Every merchant who
could possibly do so hra oaught a carload
and taken advantage of the cut In price
and Oinaha houses have sold more stuck
for through shipment than fur many
months past. Announcement of the with
drawal of the rata on September I baa
been mads -and up to that time Jobbers
expect to do a rushing- business. Altar
that date tha rates wul bs the same aa
previous to the cut
There have been no material changes In
the hardware market during tha weea un
der review. There seems to be a good
healthy tone to the trade and those who
uught to know say that the market la in
good sliapa, wiiii proa pacts of its remain
ing tliat way tor some time to come. Pres
ent Indications are that tha market on wire
and nails wiU strengthen at no very dis
tant data.
Trade with local Jobbers Is all that could
ba expected. Fail and staple lines are mov
ing out at a rapid rate and sales are fully
aa large as they wero a year ago. There
is nu special teature to tha trade, as the
aemanu is general tor ail seasonable lines.
Implement dealers report a good demand
for ptowaand farm wagons are aiso selling
freely. Just as soon as a good corn crop
is sssured they look for a very lively de
mand. Tha same ia true of ail tools used
in tits marketing ot the crop.
Ustaer Csads' aUl- Walt
The demand for boots and shoes is also
in good atutpe. There may have been times
m hen trade was more rusning than at -jt aa
ent, but still tha demand la in verv .air
shape and no cuinpluinta are heard en that
score. Jobbers look tor a good buiia
thi-curhuul the season, and see no reason
why iney should not do tully as wjll as
they did a year ago. They are rather fig
uring on a good demand later in the season
than is generally experienced.
1 here is nothins nw in rubber g-KKls.
Trade is very quiet and probably will be
until after the first eold wave and sniw
it'.rm. Jubhsrs are busy shipping out their
advance orders,
Vratte aaet Vegetables.
One of the moat popular lines uf fruit en
the murket at toe present time Is Colniado
peacho. Tbey are arriving in carload lots
ami sail from sve ta tl U per bit, or j.S4
par aix-baaket crate. The quality la pro
ui unced very good. In a short time it la
expected that the supply 'will maiiraily
Increase, and that pi una will tail ? .t J r
reapondlng drop, which means that the
canning uuaun will shortly be in full away.
Genuine Rocky Ford melons are now on
tha market, and are as popular as eve.
They eeil fur U per orate. Cayenne pina.
s pi n's aia lielng ulterod in Untiled uun.l ra
at H ser urate, ijtl.rr lines are about tha
sur.-e as they were a week ago. Via tu n
Is true of vegetuoles. and the ii'i-iiatioiis
oi the different varieties will be tounj in
another column.
!aUIweake Grata Hafkat
MILWAUKFE. Sept 2. WH FAT Mar
ket lu ;oer; N 1 northern, 2LU,ul 16, No.
i northeru. .UiLl2; Detimbar, bid.
H TE Firm : Nu. L, 7T.
BltLk.V-Jtady; No. t 52c: aumple.
lie-.
Cc-ltN Steady; No. 2. WWMc
2. twerp eel Grata. .Market.
LrVERPOuU fpt 3. WHEAT-Spot:
Market 000111'. Fuiurea: Market steady;
Beiitunilwr 7a d: Deiwmher. 7a Od.-
Cdi-t.N tiiiot; Alarket eiaady; A-uerlcaa
mixed, is Id. Futures: Market quiet;
September. 4a 7Hd. iatremtar, s ttd.
HAH A
WBOLKSAXB
BASKET
-Ceadltfaa at Trade sad 4,aaatlaaa aa
Stasia a ad Faaary Pradaera.
EGGS Receipts moderate; candled stock,
ISC
LTVE POULTHT-Hena ac: roosters, (c:
tui keys, lue; duraa, Vgas; geese, u; aiirtiig
Chickens. U.'-rtiiao,
HL'TThlR racking stock. tlSU'Vc; choice
to mncy aa:ry, utii; separator, i. il.c
FHEdFl FlijH Trout. li; pickerel. ic;
pike. Inc. percn. 7c; biueflsn. lie. whlteflsh,
life; salmon, 14c; redsnapper, lie: loonier,
green, Jc; lobster, boiled. Jftc: buiihenda,
lie: us t (Is ii. 14c ; black bass, JOc, bailout,
loc ; crappiea, lie; roe shad, SI, huffaio. To;
white baas. Lie. frig legs, pet dus., J&c
a SA.V-Per ton. l.i.
TttLar Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers association: Choice o. 1 upland.
IT .'J; .V 2. I9.ju; medium. Si coarse,
I6.a0. Rye straw. S.50. TheM prices are
lor hay of good color and quality.
OtdTER3 New York counts, per can.
4c. extra selects, per can, 37c; standards.
per can, Sc.
1'BOPICAX. FRL.-IT3.
ORANGES Va:encius. large sizes. 7u9
4.J6: smail sizes f4.Joa4.5U.
LEMU.N9 Caiifornia tancy, 270, 300 and
Soil. 4. Hi; choice. ja.aiMiiro.
i-I-MiS Jr loriila, per 9-oasket crates. t4.SH.
FIGS California, per lu-ib, carton, auc;
lmpurted coiyrua. i-crowa, Ic; a-crowo.
1c; 7 -crown, 15c
B OiA-N.so rer medium sized bunch, C00
6U-oi; jumoo. tL,f,(jXj6.
CA.fKSXiL f LNiiLfPLS 1U and 20 alas,
per crate, frt.bu.
FBITTTS.
APP7LES Home grown, per bu. basket,
sjytiuc; per bbl., Cuwaiii.
i-E.ALaa Canturiiia jUbertaa and Sus
queuunnas, tl.it; home grown clinga,
per io-ih basket, &e; Colorado, per 6-baajiat
urate, tl.uv; Colorado, per box, tfuctl-iu.
fi-CMip Caiiloruia gross prtiiie.
Tragety, tl a, liauan prunes. i.Ji; Lisa
sad Colorado plums and prunes, mi-ail 10.
PEAitS Calhornia BurtleiL, per box, tl.se
6--XI, Colorado Flemisn 3eauty, LiU
Colorado. Utah and Oregon tiartletu fLM
((i.76; California B. Hardy. ti-iA.
CANTlU-OLi-E Arkanhas Mil Indian
Territory, per crate, JLjuiiL7j. senuiau
Colorado Rocky Forda per crate, ZLM.
WATERMELON'S Per II. tvratcd;. In.
CELERY Per dus,. lijuc
GHAPfcs-Hume grown, per 8 to 10-lb.
basnet, UatfUc; Calllornii Tokay, per case,
ti.;s.
CRAB APPLES Per bbl., CTuSltB; per
market basket, ooc.
VEGETABLES.
POTATOES Mew hums grown, in sacks,
per bu., 45c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu.. Or5-00.
ONIONS Home grown, in sacks, per bu.,
stmTua; Spanish, per crate. SLX.
TOMATOES Home grown, per market
basket, li-s -Ja.
CABBAGE Home grown, per 100 lbs.. 8Sa
CL'CL'MBEKS Per auz.. lfc.
TURNIPS Home grown, per bu., 4fgO0c
BEETS Home grown, per bu-, siigiuc.
PARSLEY Per di.s., 3c.
WAX BEAN'S Per market bafket. 5fle.
STRIN'r BEANS Per market basket. oOc
GREEN PEPPERS Per bushel basket.
..
SQCASH Home grown, per dnx., BOc .
EGG PLANT Southern, per dox., tLSO.
SWEET POTATOES Home grown, per
market basket, SO&tJOc; Virginia, per UuL.
t3.Juit3.50. i
SnS:ELLA NEOU3.
TTEW HONEY Per 2 frames.3.50.
MAPLE SL' GAR Ohio, per lb., luc
CHEESE Wisconsin twins.- full cream,
lie; Wisconsin Young America. 12c; block
Swiss, new, 15c; old, lii'iflTc; "Wisconsin
brick. 134c: W isconnln limherger, 13c.
HIDES No. 1 green. 7V: No. 2 green.
6Ho; No. 1 saitad, c; No. 2 saltedf. fk:; No. 1
veal cslf. I to 13 lbs.. 9c: No. 2 veal calf.
12 to 16 lbs.. 7c: dry salted, S12c; sheep
pe.ts. J4r.c; norse nides, si, a.
NUTS Walnuts. No. U soft shell, per lb.,
15c; hard shell, per lb., 14c: No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., ISc; No. ! hard shell, per lb., 12c;
pecan a large, per lb.. 12c: small, per lb.,
10c; peunuts. per lb. lie; roamed peanuts,
per 11)., Sc.; Chill wainuta, per lb.. 12-5 Lic:
larsre hickory nut, per lb., 11c; almonds,
soft shell, per lb.. 15c: hard shell. 12c;
ahellbarks. per bu., t2.00; block walnuts,
per bu., a.rs.
Kaasaa City Grain aad Pravtstnas,
KANSAS CITT. Sept. I.-WHFAT-Lower;
September, 94"c: December, SnH1?
9o"c; May Hc: cash. No. 2 hard, 9firJ8c-.
No. 3. Wyidc; No. 4. 'fefMn: No. 2 red. tLii
fel.Ofi: No. 3. iLOltLOa. No. 2, &bj; re
ceipts. 2MS cars.
CORN Steady; September, 4T4c; Decem
ber, 4Spc; May, eSHrc; cash. No. 2 mixed,
4vc; No. 2, 4fcic; No. 2 .white, 49c;. No. 1,
4ec.
OATS Steady; No. t white, 32Sic No. 2
mixed. 32VS33C.
HAT Steady: choice timothy, $8.30;
choico prairie. i(7.25Q7.jl
RYE Nominal at 75c,
EGGS Steady: Missouri and Kansts new
No. 2, whltewood cases Included. ihc; cnee
count, IfiVtc; cases returned, z less per
dos.
BUTTER Creamery, 14H$18?,c; dairy,
Recelpta. Shipments.
Wheat, bu. ;...i. Ht2.iX) lKO.tmo
Corn, bu 27.2J) SS.iWO
Oats, bu 13, GM 6.000
Philadelphia Prsdoss Xarke.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2. BUTTER
Quiet but steay; extra western creamery,
IDc: extra nearby prints. 20c
K.( A . S I nnhunBal nirhv flewta VIA
at
mars; western nrsts, iic at mark.
Tsoal Market.
BOSTON", Sept X WOOL Of the wool
market the Commercial Bulletin says:
"The wool market is quieter. There have
been fewer buyers In attendance, but a
good many transactions closed last week
have been made public, and the volume is,
therefore, larzs. Blocks of Montana and
other territory in the original packages are
the prominent features of transactions.
Holders are firm and won't concede a frac
tion. This prevents speculation, as the
speculator is given little opportunity. All
efforts ta break prices prove futile. Foreign
markets in decidedly firm, and advices
from London and the continent agree that
the tendency Is toward fine wools. An ad
vance In Merinos at the next London auc
tion is expected."
The sh laments of wool from Boston to
date from December 3L Wi. according to
the same authority, are 14s.249.26s pounds,
against L54,iKI,oiil pounds 'at the same time
last year. The receipts to data are 248,014. -422
pounds, agninst 3Ti9.3aO,d3 pounds for
the same period last year.
LONDfV. Sent 3. The arrivals of wool
for the fifth series of auction sales amount
to 79.832 bales, including 22.Txi forwarded
direct to spinnecs. The Imports of wool
this week weret New South Wales, 849
bnles; Queensland, IS; Victoria, 2M; New
Zealand. IMG: Cape of Good Hope end Na
tal. 1,73: Marseilles, LOC: Havre. 550.
ST. LOTMS. Sept .V-WOOL Steady : me
dium rrutn, combing and clothing;. 2v7r?6c;
Ua-ht fine. ItVfKXic; heavy fine, 124jltje; tub-wnehe-1.
2WSC.
NEW TORE, Sept. WOOL Market i wheat
firm; domestic fleece, 22821c. gapcem
Evaporated A spies aad Dried Fralta,
NEW YORK. Sept X EVAPORATED
APPLES Market unchanged. former
prlqrs still representing tho trading basis
for all qualities. Common were quoted at
4i6c: choice, (niawif: fancy at 737.7.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRCTTS-Prunes
were inactive, and mure or less unsett'ed,
being somewhat In buyerV, favor. Quota
tions range from 2 to 5c. according to
gradai. Apricots were in some demand,
but buyers appear about a quarter of a
eent under the marker; fancv sold at llfip
13 Peaches are offered aparlnirly from
all quarters and the undertone of the mar
kef has considerable flrmnes In view of
this fact Extra choice are still quoted at
S cents, and fancy at 9vJ10a
Csctoa war tret.
LrVERPOOL. Sept 2. rrTTOcf Soot is
In fair demand: prices 18 points lower;
American mlridllne fair. 72d; good mid
dling. .;d; middling. .4d: low mlddllnir.
.2od; good ordinary. tOsd: ordinary, i41.
Furores opened quiet and closed quiet;
American middling, g. . e., September,
5 id; September and October. 5.-d: Octo-bee-November,
5.D,d; Novemher-December,
SMrt: Januarv-February 55id: Fehrusry
March. S.jf'd: March-April. i.aed; April-May,
S.51d; Mar-June. 551d.
ST. Li )OH. Sent lrOTTOV Quiet Ho
lower; mlddllns, ifl. Sales, none: receipta,
none;-sr.lpmeuts. none; stock, 5.5U bales.
Metal sarttt
XTW YORK. Sent L METALS In ad
dltlun to the usual Saturday dullness, met
a'a were Influenced by the holiday and
verv little business transpired In any df
partment Prices were sil practically un
ehsnged from the previous dav. Tin,
227. i:V!nt Cnpner, lake. H2.tl2v3T1?.75:
elei-trolvt-.c til 5oit11 75; casting, r2-TTVkiif
12 rJ). Lead, t ti4.3a Sneltey, t4-ltaLJi
Irn. quler and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Sent 1 METALS T-ead,
quiet t4.i2j4.15. Spelter, easier, (4.32
Dry Gaode Market.
NEW YORK, Sent. 1 DRY GOODS
Total imports of dry goods and general
merchandise at the port of New York for
the week ending today were valued at
212 51172.
Exports of specie from New York for
the weea were tl. ts.4. lit gold, snd ml6
silver.
Imports of sneoj. at New Y.irk duHne;
the week were S5.tt.d silver and let 30
Sold. .
I
Elsla Battev Market.
EXUN. 111.. Sept. X BUTTER Cn the
board of trade today butter was quoted
nncminged, at 19a a. ptuind Sales tn the
dlatiict tut Uie week wars 720, aM pKiiuula,
CRAB A5D PRODUCE MARKET
8pemlatcd Futures Are Ail Easier Cash
Grain is ia Demand.
WHEAT FUTURES ARE NEARLY A POINT OFF
Cera aad Oete Srassjathise 4ews ea
Crese BaUlsh Bollday Xeaday Bs
strlrts eaieeaa Gessie el
s( Chteace Pits.
OMAHA, sept 1 1904.
All American gra,n exchanges have ad-
jnurnea anui Tuesday morning- next Tnls
adjournment was responsible for rat nor
quiet marketa today and some uisponuun
to even up trades over the huildaa. Aa a
rule The grain markets acted ratner tired,
not oniy in Chicago, but elaawnere, al
though there was at times considerable ac
tivity. It ia a case ot necessity on the
bull side of the market necessity tor fa
vorable news ail the time to maintain the
currt-nt high prices. The speculative ele
ment cannot realise that the damiige stories
can poasibiy be true In their entirety and
la therefore persistently aetl.e on the Dears
side, with ever-- sign of nesltauon on me
part of the bulls over their position. Ail
the news that is coming nr Is of a char
acter to inspire confidence on the part of
ine-ouua, damuga reports following one
after the other closely.
Theron Logan of Logan ft Bryan, Chi
cago says: "I oau see nothing In ths re
ports from the thresiiing machir.ea. taken
as a whole, to materially change expecta
tions so far as our wheat crop in concerned.
A feature not apparently appreciated, I
think. Is the la, k of flour-making qual
ity, caut-ed by shrunken, blighred kernels
In the northwest. I can see nothing. In
present conditions that does not warrant
prevailing prices for wheat. I am of tha
opinion that no radical decline enn take
Xlace at this time and ceileve that any
ip should be taken advantage of to buy
wheat here."
Cwrtf JnIr w,tn f,,,cn Pices as these there
is little opportunity for grumbling and the
elevator men should find Omniu the beat
market for their shipments. No advances
In bfidr tOlla tO Camnettn PBllPn.,1, nan
affect sn.in rates, all roads maklna the
trsiirnt 12 cents from here to Chicago. Anv
lnterrnad war must he serried hM, it
can. but Omaha la protected on grain rate-i
and has an open show with St Louie or
elsewhere.
In C hies so tho bulk of t- business was
in December and Mat ettun, Tn,m..ii.
ately after the opening there was a sllsht
raJly, but It did not last long. The liquida
tion of long wheat yesterday was enormous
and the change put the trades Into weaker
hnnd.e. Immediately following the openirg
the list turned earier. September broke
from 21.061 to tl.Mt-. December from tl.7i
to tLilf.i. aad May from tl.ilH to ja.OS. The
low nrlces ore veiled at the anil at
short session.
Corn was at one time sllnhtlv higher thin
at the close yesterdny. but the advance was
not maintained snd the final closing was,
c lower. Oats lost SejVc
I his view of Uireshma retuma la aenee.
ally taken, but. Just the same, the specula
tive fraternity im bearish and cannot he
brought to change, except bv being caught
short on a quick upturn, and then it is no
tlmo till ttiey try and try again for lower
fig ires. This Is Induced bv, the record of
years past that crop expert rarely guess
right Tho weather map. while clear, Is
rr.ther cool for com. but excellent for
heat threshing-. This encournarea tha
bears In their position. With- eorn it is
only a matter of a frost or not- If the
eold weather will hold off until October 1.
which draws nearer every day, there will
be nothing the matter with the com crnn
of l'fi4. and there should be quite a break
in the present hlsrh schedule of prices.
Desnlto the tendency of speculative values
to seek a lower level, the cash grain prices
continue satisfactory. No. 2 wheat sold
in Omaha today at 0.01 a bushel and No.
3 at :)7j9Sc.
Omaha Grain Inspections Trf. Thirteen
cars No. 3 hard wheat 3 cars No. hard
wheat. 2 cars No. 2 corn, 11 ears No. 3
corn, i cars No. 4 corn. 1 car no grade corn.
2 cars No 3 yellow corn. 2 cars No. 3 white
corn, 2 cars Na 2 whlti oats, I car No. 2
white oats, 1 car No. 4 white oata. 1 car no
grade oats. Total, 41 cars. Out: Four cars
No. 3 hard wheat t cars No. 3 corn. Total.
6 con.
Omaha Cash Sales Two' cars No. 3 corn.
4F1m:: t car No, 4 white oats. 30c; I car No.
2 white oats, JfiHc; 1 car No. 4 oats. 2RHc;
1 car No. 3 wheat, 94c; 1 car No. 3 wheat
3Rc; 1 car No. 3 wheat 00 lbs.. tl.Ti; 1 car
No. 3 wheat 57 lbs.. 99c; 1 car No. 2 wheat,
56 Iba. 98c; 2 cars No. 2 yellow corn. 4i'c;
1 car No. 3 rye. 67c; 1 car No. 3 rye, 87-j.
, Omaha Fatharee.
Cfoslnsr.
Open'g. High. Low. Today. Frl'y.
Wheat
Sept fflBBHMBSB 9liB
Dec 38HB 98"tB 98I4B 984B 9S
Corn-
Sept 4RH 4H Hi 4n4
Dec 454 461, 4SV, 46 H 4&H
Caaa Grata Karkei.
Omaha.
Chtcajra.
No. 2 hard whei. l.i 1.04il.u8
No. 3 hard wheat HV&V . Sfifl.0
No. 4 hard wheat 86iu?4
No. 2 red wheat I.ObMtI IO
No. 2 red wheat l.Otwil.10
No. 2 spring wheat.... LOS'tfl.14
No. 2 spring wheat.. ....1.02 1 05
No. 2 enm 49 54 ig54
No. 3 corn 4t4 fl4
No. 4 corn 47Hi 52HS?4'4
No. 2 yellow corn 4d' SBMmsi
No. 3 yellow corn........ 49'a, 551
No. 2 white corn 49 54 S.rtl
No. 3 white corn 4Sii 64
No. 2 oats 30 SHJ
No 3 oats 29 31
No. 2 white oats 31 14 XK
Standard oats 81 32
No. 3 rye 67
Car Lent Receipts.
Wheat Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Kansas City.
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Omaha
705
34
ltf
2S7
.. 241
.. 104
.. ISO
.. IS
.. 15
13
52
Grata Markets Elsewhere.
Closing prices of grain today and Thurs
day at the markets named wars as follows:
CHICAGO.
Wheat Today. . Friday.
Sept 31.tH 11.1(1
Dec 1.0fci 1.07
May..- liB I.0954
Cnm
Sept 53 53
Deo 11 51
May - 411
Oats
Sept 31 31A
Dec 32 38
May a
ST. X-dt lO.
September
..O.0T
.. 1.09
21.08
1.10
48
DecemDer .
Decern oar .
Wheat
September December .
Corn
September December .
Wheat
September December .
48
. a
EAXIAS CITT.
K
-a-
48
NSW YORK.
l.tl
1-10
MiNNEAPOLLS.
LUH
LK
Wheat
September
December ,
l.a i.n
l.us7 LU
Cessoieretal Geeels.
Primary Receipts Wheat, 778.000; corn,
834,tiu bushels. Snip men La Wheat, 4b7,i:
corn, 621.iA)u busLeia.
Minneapolis Stuck Wheat, December,
2U.UOU buxneis; touai ad grades, 2.2a.uiu
buanels: Nu. i northern. L 4.3U0 buaheuk,
F'.sjc. U0.423 buabsia
Some of the wtee onee are connecting the
big purchase of May corn by Siienuer-Den-rustun
(about 7ai.iku bushels ail lold witn
Valentine, who has jusi rsiurned Irom Eu
rope today.
Plaaaeial Goaa's,
The bank statement dues not cut much
ice, witn a surplus of nearly tta.uou.uoii, as
compared with tii.uOb.uuS last year. The ,n
creaiMt in loans is due to Southern paciuo
payments of t20.uOO.iAU. which was uua on
the Drat The statement Is a favorable one.
SEW YOBK GElIiUl, MABKJCT
kaetatleae e the Day ea Tartsas
Csaaaasdltlee.
NEW YORK, Sept X FLOUR Receipts.
IT.tTS bbla; axports, 12. HI bhls. Market
dull and nominally unchanged; Mlnaeecta
pn'.anis, t.Ju4.i. Minneaoia bakers, H-Ju
44.70; v Her patents, m.JJttto Bu; wlniar
straughia t4 initio J), winter sxtrss, ti bjy
4-iai: winter low grades, faXjuiaj. Rye
flour duil: fair to good, t4-Jtj4.jU, choice
to fancy, t4.i..u4.Kn.
COKN'MEAL Steady; velluw wastrn.
n uutla, city, Ii.l4wl.16; kiln dried, 2-i
X.
, R Y7E NV.-minal.
BAHLiiY d'-ady; feeding, 47c, In New
Tort-
iv HEAT Receipts. 32,100 bu. Spot mar
ket, easy; No. I red, nominal, elevator,
11 , t. o. b. afloat: No. 1 iioruwrn. Duiuth,
tl 34 . f. q. b. ail oat; Na 1 hard Manitoba.
Hum, nai. f. o, b. afloat. Options were weaa
and lower because of foreign selling, eaaier
cables, we tern bear pmssure. e'lranng
auruiwesl. auiisg aad Dtvmymtim foe tpsavy
receipts next week. Near the close they
ra.lled, however, with com and left oil
raiher steady at Sa net decline. May,
tl.li-Sf l.u, closed Il.U'a. September,
UXVil.U1 closed ti-lis. December. iLU,
sioeed tLlktS.
CORN.-aereipta, a.5fi bu.; exports. 41.112
ba. Spot market steady; No. 2, Sac. ele
vator and fV- f. o. n. afloat; No. 2 yel
low, HI1; No. i white. . The option mar
ket was quiet all dav bat well sustained
on cold weather through the belt, closing
partly o net higher. September. aS'sO
oVj. closed 5c; December closed fSCHc.
OATS Receipts. T5 bu. Spot market
easy: mixed oats. M to 32 iba.. 35 i;
nstural white. 3u to- 17 lbs.. 3TviJk'Tc;
Clipped white. SS to 40 Ihs.. iti42c.
HAY Dull; shipping, IT.sO: good to choice.
a&c.
HOPS Firm: state, common to choice,
W'S. 27'35c: olds. 7f13c; Pacitlc coast l-2.
231c: oids, 7'SUc.
HIDES Firm; Galveston. 2 to S Tba.
17c; California. 21 to -6 lbs., 19c; Texas,
dry, 24 to 30 lbs . 14c
LEATHER Steady; acid. 24fo?Sc.
PROVISIONS dteadv. Pork. family,
2K.a4gU.jH: mess. ts;m9.iT: hams, ftl.o-
2S 5m: packet. t.atvjlii Mi; extra India me:a,
ffl4.iX"fjlij Cut meats, tirm; plrkied bel
lies. t9.tntjll.00: pickled shioildirs, 7.iOd
7.25. pickled hams. tin 'all. on. Lsrd.
steady; western steamed, 27.au: refined, firm,
continent. 27.70: South America. Wi.-o; com
pound. 2t STitHAHl.
TALLOW Dull : city '12 per pkg.), 4c:
country ipkai freei. sfi4'c.
RICE Market quiet, domestelc. fair to
extra. 2T4-'iric; Japan, nominal.
POULTH Y A.ive. nominally firm: spring
chickens, 14c: fowls. 13c; turkeys, 13c.
Dressed. Irregular; western chickens. !41
l1rc; fowls. 14c; turkeys, western turns and
hens. 1251150.
BUTTER Steady, unchanged; small col
ored, fair to fancy, vri-vc.
CHEE3T5 Firm: small colored; fair to
fancy. Nasc; small white, poor to fancy
Si2Jc; large colored, fair to good. seiHc;
larae. white colored, fair to good. i"'Sc.
EGGS Steady; western fancy, selected.
sea-ac.
CHICAGO GBAH A4D PHOTISIOtS
Feararee e the Tradias aad Cleelast
Prteee ea Board ef Trade.
CHICAGO. Sept 2. Official forecast of
clearer weather in the northwest and weak
ness of foreign grain markets caused a de
cline in wheat i)rt"a here toduy. At the
clone December whoat was down a c.
Corn and oats were eech off c. provi
sions were a shade to li'Wc lilgher.
From the start sentiment In tiie wheat
pit was weak. At the opening the market
was Influenced by lower cables, liberal smp
ments from Australia and prospects of bet
ter weather in the northwest December
was a to -Vi lower, at .07V!rL07s"s. The
volume of trading was exceedingly light,
a holiday In eastern marketa being partly
responsible for the small interest mani
fested here. The ract that the locai ex
change will be closed Monday also tended
to hold tha market in check. Throughout
the entire day trading was largely of a
scalping nature. Some reports of small
threshing yields were received from the
northwest but little attention was paid to
them. As an offset to these advices a re
port from Ui Pacific coast asserted that
the atatea of Oregon. Idaho and Washing
ton would, raise from ten to fifteen million
bushels more wheat this year than they
did a year ago. Prices declined gradually
throughout the day, the market closing
weak and almost at the lowest point on an
options. Final figures on December were
Sl.iseS'trLiWfc. after the prlco hart toucnea
tLOSH. Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 81. MO bushels. Primary receipts
were 722.00m bushels, compared with a holi
day a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago reported receipts of 294 cars.
ajrainat 280 cars last week.
In spite of the weakness of wheat the
corn market hold steady. The sustaining
Influence was the Kansas crop report
showtns a decline of 5 points in the con
dition of the growing grain. The volume
of trading was light December opened a
shade hlirher. to W-ic lower, at ainiii-ux
sold between 51l''aiU.,c and 52HC, and
closed at 51H3.M-o. Local receipts were
785 cars, with of contract grade.
Oats were Influenced mainly hy the ac
tion of corn. Comparatively few trades
wero transacted. btiHiness being of a holi
day character. December "-ac lower, at
33a, sold between 33ia-'1v, and closed at
331c Local recelrts wre 237 cars.
A continuance! ot the strike at the stock
yards restricted trading in provisions, tha
market being extremely dull, with prices
showing little change. October pork closed
a shade mgner. at jii-io. L-am wu up i.-?-,
at 27.ltKaC.L2H- Ribs were up 12MsC at t7.42i-.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat
87 cars: corn, 1014 cars; oats. 278 cars; hogs,
12, "o' head.
Tha leading futures ranged as follows:
ArtlcleB. Open. High. Low. Close. Yes y
Wheat
a Sept
b Sept
Dec
May
Corn
Sept Doc
May
Oats
Sept Dec,
May
Pork
Sept Oct
Jan.
Lard
Sept Oct.
J.ui.
Ribs
Sept Oct
Jan.
I.07il LOT-! LOT I LOT J 1.07,
1 047,-a l.i3 1.04 1 1.041 1.16-4
l.t'-aii-uiTM j-.i-o-a .."- si
Liaw i.w.u i.a i.wy?i A.m. s
raw 524 ri2-3S2l 53h! 531
;E1HI -4. 52 MVak.alsW-ilj alTi-;
4DitltfWli fa","-") n
Sl-s! 21H.31eiHl 21
3S-.i 3211 fBiai i3Hi 33
11.00
11.10
11. so
u.oo
U.OO 11.00
no. 11.10
U.OO
U.1U
Li.oO
g 35
7.10
7.15
7.17H
11.12Hu
Li.ba
12.5741 12-62li.
7 (W
7.10
7.15
7.17H,
7.12S1
7.10
7.15
7.12i
i. la
7.27H:
T.17H
7.32,
7 r,
7.42,
6.82i
T.32--4I
.2Vm
7-42-S1
6.tS
7.32
u w
No. 2. a old. b new.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FLaJUli Steady; winter patents, SS.iOtJ
5.20: straights. t4.80qo.0'i: spring- patents,
t5.2Ui2B.iM; stralgtus, H-jo5.1U, bakers, tS-JOj
2.S0
WHEAT No. 2 spring, n.l0JL14; No. 2,
21.U2?51.U; No. 2 red, a.(ii(ijl.08,
COHN No. 2, 5c; No. 2 yellow. &c.
OATS No. 2. mc; No. 2 white, 33323c;
No. 3 whit;, 32333r
RYE 70c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 3f3fa3fic; fair to
choice malting, 441 00c.
. SEEDS No. 1 flax, 21.19s No. 1 north
westcrn, 2L26; clover, contract grade, 272.25
012 SE.
FR VISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. 211.00
tpU 12 Lard, per 100 lbs., r.t5iaV707.
Short 'lbs sides (loose'. 27 2537.37; short
clear sides (boxed, W 2-'ffi8 50.
The receipts and anlpments today were as
follows:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbl
Wheat bu
Com, bu. ..........
Oats, bu
Rye. bu
... 23.1'WI 21.209
,..lrt5.0fw 122.5'C
...Hn.i 440.5"
...3K6 4tai 25,2J0
... 18 (Ml
Barley, bu
4U909 14.700
On the produce Exclianm today tha hotter
market was steady; creameries, 14019c;
dulrles, 12416c Egtra. steady, at mark,
cases included, Ujdic Cheese, firm, 8
9c
St. Leal a Grata aad PrsvlainaB.
ST.i LOUIS. Sept S. WHEAT Lower-
No. 1 red cash elevator, 11.07; track. SL10
VI U; December, O-0!i; May, 0-11. No. 2
Biuii, i.uiirtui.ua.
CORN Lower; No. 2 cash, 51 o; track.
i2c; December. 4so; May. 42sc
uAia Lower; No. 2 caali. JLc; track. 33&
S3c; December, a2c. May, Jac; No. i
wiute, 35c.
- FLOUR Dull; red winter patents. S5.4O0
B-ou; Biira laiiuy ajm sixaigai, tO-iOTtfC-aai
Clear, p.niv.,u.
SEED Timothy steady, JXltXa,
CCiRN MEAL Steady, 12.75.
BRAN Higher; sacked, east track. 8?.JE
84c.
HAY Dull; timothy, tfi-0012.50; prairie,
2B.ov-ue.5u,
lKuN TOTTON TIES aia.
EAiJGINi"-77"c.
HKMP TWIN i 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork lower; Jobbing, OLSO.
Lard higher; prime steam, !n.5a. Bacon
steady: boxed extra shorts, tk.27, clear
ribs. H.50; short clear. 18.7a.
METALS Lead quiet, Ki2g4.15. flpelter
eaaier, t4 92.
POULTRY Steady: chickens, 10c;
prinirs. 12c; turkeys. 15s; geese, 6u.
BUTTEtt Firm; creamery. Iia2uc; dairy,
12 1!.
EGGS Firm, 17c case eount
ttsceipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls
Wheat bu
Corn, bu
Oats, bu-
U.oiV
J.0l41
37.IIUU
4h,iaj
.104. .UK)
. 4tj.0"S
. U4.JU0
DsJatk Grata Markaw.
DCLUTH, Sept. X WHEAT Old to ar
rive: Nil. 1 northern, ta.12. No. 2 north
ern, O.uL On track: No. 1 northern. CIS;
No. 2 nortnem, 11.11 New to arrive:
No. 1 northern. 01B; No. 2 northern.
tl.11; September, 11. 12; December. LU7;
May ffl.ur.
OATS On track and to arrive, 32c
Mlaaeasells Graia Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. Sept X Close:
WHEAT September. 0.09. May, O ln;
No. 1 hard. 2L1U; No. 1 nurtiiein, 1LI.
No. 1 northern, X11.
FLOUR Flrt patent IklOuAJO:- second
paiania, tt.--a "5 nrst eleai a, I4.ju44.d1;
second clears, 82.82. . ,
BRAN In bulk, 04.2S.
TOLEDO. O.. Sept. X SEEDS Clover,
cash, Ix-lober and Deimber. 17.27 bid;
September alsiaa, 7.ue. Tlmoihy, Septem
ber, tl 4k
resets Marks.
PEORIA Sept X CORN-Higher; Jtsr (,
54c; Na 4, SJe, ao (Tada, 52a.
mm LITE STOCK MARKET
Corofed ateeri About Steady for ths eek,
Vefftwa BangTS Little Lowar.
HOGS VEHY, UNEVL1 ALL THE WEEK
9aply s Skees aad Lassbs A beet
Eajsat ts Deasaad trsaa Paehere
aad Little Ckssc ta Prleee
Seted Feeders Fatly Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA Sept. 1 1904.
Harsipts were:
prr.ctai Monday
Offlclal Tueauay
Otflciul Wednesday ...
Orticiai Thursday ....
tflcial Friday
Official Saturday
Total this wek
Total last week
Total week before
Same three we-ks age
Same four weeks sa.
Same week lsst year.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
.... 7.4M Xai 14-a
... 2441 11.191 UUtf
... 2. H.tOl i
... 1,542 4.373 7.0B0
... 98 4.51 10.4
... 220 A4.7 LU1
...IS.,S 27.213 SP.Xi
...IXiSO 41.578 S.M
...15.U0 0.581 SO.t.94
l...lU.tilH S0.2S41 w.j:'4
... ISH72 12.:'N1
...20.4h2 37. 8 J til.ahl
RECEIPTS F-'jR THrt TtraB Td DAT E.
The following table shows tho receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, witn comparison wua lest
y""r" 19"4. lX Inc. tec.
V."1 547.301 K2.4ffl 1U5.148
H's l.S.'.5.78 Ltiro.;44 7S2
Silarn 8J21
Average prices paid for hogs at South
Omaha for the last several days with com
parison: Data
1904. 1903. 1902. 1OT.:1900., 1839. .llflsl.
August 1RI 2 Mkl 251 8 SSI 5 781 4 87! 4 441 "?i
August ll I 0fi I ( 68 5 771 4 ' 4 8 7"
August 17) 4 I SI I I 841 t Wl 4 3fi 1 71
August LSI 4 99, 6 181 S 1 4 9ai 4 471 3 a8
Anaust 131 5 1i 5 121 8 731 S SOI 4 5ul 1 7
August 201 I 12, 5 L5I ( 8ti' 5 871 I 03 I 2 75
August 211 1 5 241 87! 8 7SI 5 0J 4 421
August 22! 8 or;' 5 21 : 7 01 : s vn S .11 4 '. t 8
August 231 I 03J i I Ml 5 Sil 4 971 4 411 1 74
August 2'! S iH I It 481 1 5 111. 5 0 ' 4 4'-'l l
A'JTist 25i 5 H I S l T MM I 5 051 4 401 S 73
AugUHt 281 I 22; 5 331 7 31 5 9"! ! I 381 1 72
A'is--tst 7i 5 4 1 " 7 "ii m. ("' ' 8 78
August 281 I 5 3S1 7 !8I 8 On' S 0J! 4 ")
Atteust 291 I Ml t 321 7 191 8 031 5 4 4"l 2 70
Auaiist 301 5 yH 7 3ki 111 5 tl 4 0' 8 7
August 31i 5 I7ij 8 23I I 4 12! 5 05, 4 271 3 GJ
Sept. 1...J 5 18 I 8 91 T 83! I 5 041 4 3ftl 3 81
Sent 2... I 5 27X1 8 n 7 42' 121 1 4 141 8 9
Sept. 3... I 6 32j 5 301 7 36 6 OBj S 0Z I 3 tu
TnrTlcBtes Surdsy
The offlclal number of ears of stock
brought In today by each mail was:
Ca t U a.Hogs. Sheep. H" r1 s.
C . M. St P 5
Wabash 3
M'ssourl Pacific 8 1
Union Pacific System. 2 8 4 ..
C. NT. W 4
F.. E. M. V a
C. St P.. M. A 0 5
B. A M 12
C, R. I. P . east 2
C. R. I. P., west 1
Illinois Central 1
C G. W 4
Totals 10 84 4
The dlstJriBitton of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot head indicated.
Cattle. Hoss. Sheen.
otnina racking co
Swift and Company ..... ...
1.258
L224 803
I
L198
"ia.
II
'Hi
x" lLu
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour Co 50
Cudahy Pkg. Co., K. C... IBs
Leightoa Co
B. a Co i
Root 3
Other buysrs 1
Totals ..
220
CATTLE There were a tew cars of cattle
reported this morning, but not enough to
murks a market Fur the week receipts
snow an increase over last week of about
X600 head, but aa compared -with ths same
week of last year, tnere is a tailing oft 01
about 4,&uM head. With the exception of
the nrst of the week, when receipta were
too heavy, the market haj been in good
shape, witn trading active. South Omaha
packers ana commission men are tuning
up the question of distributing the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep more evenly
through the week, with the object of pre
venting such radical fluctuations tn values.
Commission Arms are sending circulars to
their customers advising tiiem to make
preparations to have more stock on the
market toward the close ot the week ana
less at tha opening.
The market on corn-fed steers this week
has been, in a vary satisfactory condition.
jrtces eased on a little the nrst or uie
week, but the loss baa since been regained,
and the demand for desirable grades is
active. Warmed-up cattle, such as come in
ccmpetiuon witn westerns, are. ot course,
more or less neglected: "TJn.id to choice
steers may be quoted from 15.50 to 11.00;
fair to good. K.00 to to. 50. snd ths common
and short-fed kinds from 24.00 to (4.75.
Heavy receipts of western grass beef
steers the first of ths week caused a big
slump in values, but with moderate offer
ings the latter part of the week most of
the loss has been regained. Something
strictly fancy would perhaps sell as well
as at the cloae of last week, but the gen
eral run ot cattle ara around lia!Sc lower
for the week. Good to choice cams could
be quoted from 1X90 to 14.50; fair to good.
12. f to 23.75. and common stuff from 12.75
down.
The cow market suffered a severe decline
on Monday and Tuesday, owing to heavy
receipts, but as the supply has been very
light since that time, most of the decline
bos been regained. As compared with the
close of last week, prices are perhaps still
a dime lower. Most everything being of
fered Is grass stock, not enough corn-fed
cows and heifers coming forward to tell
much about tha market Good to ciioice
grass cows sell from 22-80 to 23.08; fair
to good from 22.25 to 12.50. and eanners and
cutlers from tl-75 to 12.25.
Bulls ara rather slow sale, and not much
different from what they were a week ago.
Corn-feds sell from IXo to 1X50, while grass
bulls go from 12.00 to tX5v. Veai calves are
selling in much the same notches they have
for soma rime past
There has been a good demand for stock
ers and feeders ail tue week, and ss a result
the market has not changed to any great
extent closing prices being much toe same
as those in tores the latter part or last
week. Good to choice grades sell from 12.40
to 13.80: fair to good from W.uo to t3.4u, and
common stuff under 12.00. Moat ail tne feed
ers coming forward are from the western
ranges. Representative sales:
Huffman Bros, a D. Neb.
S bulls 1) 2 30 4 cows ii-95 1 SO
27 cows 1023 1 00
HOGS There was a moderate runrjf hogs
in signt UHs morning and as souis uf ins
Uicai buyers were quits aaxloua far sup
plies the market opened fairly active and
around a nickel higher than yesterday
average. The demand, though, su chiefly
tor nogs 01 gooa q.uiy ana not too neavy.
Mixed and medium weights solo largely
from 25.30 to fc.o and choice lights and
butcher weights from t&.40 to 15.50. The
heavy hogs had to sail from s 30 down.
After some of the more urgent orders were
tilled the market suddenly came to a aiand
stlll and whit rew bids were placed were
so much lower that it was some time be
fore Much of any business was transacted.
About twenty loads were left when lbs
market weakened.
For the week receipts are about LOW
head leas than for laat week, but not much
different from the same week of last year.
The market has fluctuated up and down at
a rapid rate. Thursday proved to be the
low day of the week, when the average
was down to 15.1a. and the early aalea
this morning- were the highest of the week.
At noon todsy there were still a good
many hogs left In first hands and none of
the buyers seemed to be at all anxious for
them, so that prospects were favorable for
some of them being carried over until Mon
day. Representative aales:
Pr.
R
I
i
f
I if
I St
I
I M
I m
r-t
1 n
4 at
I 4
I 4
I 41
I a
1 a
I 4Z
1 ts
I a
1 u
SHEEP There- ware a few ears, of sheep
on sale this morning and they' cnauged
hands readily enough at about ataauy
prtcaL W einers and yaarllnga brougnt
M.75, ewes a.s and lambs 8.uu.
For the week receipts have been about
I. mo head heavier than Iaat weea. but aa
compared with the same week ot last year I
more is a lai ing oir amounting ui about
U.oue bead. The demand (rum local pack
era fur fat stuff has bean Juat about equal
to the supply, so. that while tnere have
been some weak and some strung spots
the prices ruling at tha alose of trie week
are not enouga different Imra those In
force s weea sgo ui be worthy of con
sideration, it is simply a good, steady,
active market for all deairaiiia grades or
bom sheep and lainbe
T.-ia feedvr trade has also been In verv
satisfactory condition. A large number uf
buyers have bean on band ail tha week
and every amis' good has sue, wllk ready
Na. Av. 8k. Pr. Ma. av. Bk.
an 217 S9 t 10 M ct ...
1-1 Its is I at 71 ta
44 Al tl 7X xa ,.
U m US I ITl T4 Ml
si at a is a bi t
t :i is I la 4 w
w si a I m at. 24i
7 -tmT .. I M ' U H4 ..
r. t IH I ac tut
T Ui S I IH Hi 23f a
a ta .. IS) Tl 221 ..
m nr m t m w jus ..
t Ml N I M W 201 ..
a 4 tat I m u tm
tt) 2K1 - I M BT 2IS ..
at .ta us 1 as at tot
r 2M M IM 71
41 .. IM T8 117 ..
t M 41 I IS T4 til
78 2a 4 f 11 'a U . .. 2U
41 ZM .. I I!- Tt til US
sal at fully steady prices. Chmsena kind
are sot so brisk as the good ones, but atlil
prices have held steady.
Quotations foe. grans sheen and lam her '
Good to choice yearling. t 75474.1; fair ts)
good yearllnirs. fe.aenj.i. 75; gnn to choice
wethers IX joqXTa; lair to gixtd wethers,
23 2njJ 5: gno to ehiilrs ewes, C2543-j: '
fair to good ewes, 12.7oiiX25; good to choirs
lambs, io.itjS.oii: fair to good ,ambs, ta-TI-w
5.00; feeder yarllngs. 13Hj J.ts, feeder--wethers,
tX-XiaiiJi: leeder ewes. C-'ai.jt.
feeder lambs, ta. 7oia4. jo, Repmseniauv-
No.
in Idaho cull ewe
477 Idaho yearlings
128 Idaho ewes
197 Idaho lam tie
208 Idaho feeder Iambs ..
Av. Pr.
.
.97 2 78 '
.I' 2 SS
.84 6 oft
.57 4 40
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Market foe All Classes ef Stoelt Iteady;
with Bogs Hlakar.
CHICAGO. Sept J CATTLE Receipts, -t.l
head, marker steadv; good to prims,
steers. lfi.404Jii.10: poor to medium. U . Jl "
S.16; storkers and feeders. 22.iinjS.tl0; cows,
tl -54. 10; heifers. 21.."i4.Jt: eanners n.2f(
1'8I; hulls. tt.Noi) .; calves. tS.5ii7tJ.2o;
Texas fd steers, S.tVdXTS; western si ears,,
HtsJS Receipts. SP0 hend; market strong.,
mixed snd butchers. 15.lf.vf6 H2; good t
chmce heavy. K,.i",7fi.)5: rough heavy 14."
"15 15; light t6.JO-o4.it,. bulk ot sales, IS.25
5l4S
8HET AND TMBSRerelpta. 4KB
head; market steRdy; good to choice weta
ers. 12 5uq4.i5; choice mixed, t 25aNi.u; we.it.
ern sheep. 23.7T.tr4.2i; nntiva lambs, t4.UMi .
western lambs. t4. J( i.u0.
Kaasaa City Live Steak Market. -
KANSAS CITT. Sept. X CATTLE Re
ceipts, m head: market unchanged; choice
add dressed beef steers, X5.J5d8.jB: fair to
gcod, tXTr-.45.Ofi: western fed ate-rs, tXTI-i 7
saw; rtockers and feeders. IXSH.iO; south- -em
stetrs, t2.50d4.Jti: stiuthern cows, 11.75
93.00: native cows. n. 5" 14.25, native heif
ers, C.S4J4.7o: bulla 12.initt3.25: calves. 12.59
5 .30; receipts for Uie weuk. 4x0011 bead.
HOGS Rttcelpts. X509 head; market
steady: top, to to: hulk of sales, ti 27VJ
5 35; heavy. 25.27? 5. 35; packers, t5.25ri6.4n; r
pigs and lights. ta.JfXr5.40; receipts for th
week. 38.100 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none; "
market nominally steady: native lambs,
14.5imii6.: native heifers. t3.2Sa4,iW: native
ewes, t3.25-u3. 75: western lambs. 13.505.85;
weatern vearllngs. t3.5'ti i.ii; western sheep,
O 26 T X75; stockers and feeders. 22.50Q4.uu; '
receipts for the week. lB Kiki bead.
St. Lasla Live Steels Market.
1 ST inr-ia aunt n riTTt R!nuHilria -
Tt head; market dull, steady: native ship- i
ping and export steers, 24.ioiift.75: the top
for choice i'oung cattle; dressed beef and
butc.her steers. 14.0Mi5.io: steers under Loos
pounds. 12.5015.00; stockers and feeders,
22.50 v 4. iVi: cows and heifers. fI.25iti75;. can
nets. t2.26i52.50: bulls. CuOiiiati; esives. IXOfl
''a-S.i': Texas and Indian steers. t2.75iaX40.
HOGS Receipts. 1.200 head: market -strong:
pigs and lights. I5.noa5.40: packers,
15.305.55; butchers and best heavy, to. ft?
5.f5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 450 head:
market steady, dull: native muttons. C.2S
gJ.tiS; Iambs. 12.755.00: culls and bucks,
Liii4.oo; stockers, ti-JOSXii. Texans, (S.Ukf
34.08.
ffew York Live Steele Msurksrt. -
NEW YORK, Sept 2. BEEVES Re
ceipts, none, uressed heef, steady, at 8
39c per pound for natives. Exports today. -1.750
head of cattle, and 8,050 quarters of
beef.
CALVES Receipts, 775 head. Market
quiet and steady: nothing prime offering.
Indiana veals sold at 17.50 per loo pounds; '
city dressed veals selling at 8y-12o per
pound. c
HOGS Receipts. 14.4S4 head: none for
sale. Market feeling nominally steady.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 5 8-fl
head. Market for sheep, slow and about
steady: lambs. 25560c 'nwer. Sheep sold at
t2.5--U4.J0; lamba, 4. 77(6.50; culls, 12.U0J .,
2X50.
St. Joseph Live Stoek Market.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Sept. 3.-CATV
TLE Receipts, 420 head. Market un
changed. -
HOGS Receipts, 2.405 head. Market -steady
to 5a lower: light 25.345.40: medium
and heavy, t6.20fjo.36.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. L3f3
head. Market active and steady to strong; .
western lambs. .(; western sheep, 23.90. - .
Stonx CUT Live Stoelc Market.
SIOCX CTTV, Ta.. Sept. . SpenltU Tele-",
gram 1 CATTLE Receipts, 100 head; mnr-: -ket
steady; beeves, t3.50-.it5.io: cows, bulls
and mlxd, "-2.20rqj.25; stockers and feed
ers. (.754X50; calves and yearliugs, (2.&U-47
HOGS Receipts, 2.2TO head: market weak!
selling, (5.0&30-J0: bulk of sales, t5.1&j5.2u-,
Srsek ta Slsikc. ' 1
Following were the receipts of live stack -for
the six prln-Jpal western cities yenter---day:
Caitle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha . 220 4.447 L1U
Sioux City 1O0
Kansas City 200
St. Joseph 420
St. Louis 350
Chicsgo XOsO
3.208
2,508
2.4S6 U4 -
L200 46sv-
300 4,181
Totals
4.320
14,141 crrz
LONDON, Sept. 1 Today Is a holiday
on the Stock exchange. Bar silver, steady,
at 26d per ounce. Money. lifl Per cent;,
discount rates, short tills, 2 11-lti per cent;
three months bills. 21 ner cent .
BERLIN. Sent. 3. Exchnnge on London,
20 marks 44 pfennigs for checks. Discount-
rates, short blilst, 2 per cent; three
months bills, 2 per cent.
PARIS. Sent X Three per cent rentes,
98 francs 47 centimes for the account
Exchange on London. 26 francs 24 centimes
for checks. Prices on the Bourse today '
were unsteady. Internationale were lr- .
regular. Russians were weaker and at the
close were Irregular. Russian Imperial 4e ,
were quoted at 98.05, and Russian bonds -of
1904 were 50.70.
Cleartae; Basis Averages.
NEW YORK. Stpt X The statement oC :
averages of the clearing' bouse banks oc . -this
ritv for the week shows: Loans, r
21. 117.242. ft"""; increase, 0H 1FS.400. Deposita.
21.217 0S4.O00; Increase, f". 781. 300. Circulation.
228.980. 7i': increaee. $1.2iti . Legal ten
ders, fftfl 50J.5OH; decrease. 81.llZ.iUU. specie,. ..
r.-TI.:1.: decrease, g.H.. Reserve,
t351 774.40: decrease. 17.42S.7iA Reeerve re
quired. K4.27!.oon; increase, t21.44:i.3(. Sur
plus. H7 503.400: decrease. sTi-k. Ex
United States deposits, i 344,525; decrease.
,875.27a.
Whisky Market.
CHICAGO, "tpt I WHISKT Steady; tm
bnsls of TL28.
PEORTA. Sent. . WTISKT On a baaia
of 1.7-8 for finished goods.
ST. LOUIS, Sent I WHI3KT Steady",,
on a basis of fn.32.
CINCINNATI, Kent t WHISKT-On fa-
basis of 2L28 for finished goods.
Oils aad Roalau '
NEW YORK. Sept 3. OILS Cottonseed, -quiet;
prime crude, nominal; prime yellow,
2PHc. Petroleum steady; refined. New
York, 27.85: Philadelphia and Baltimore;
24.90- Turpentlna normal. 55i5c. ' ,
ROSIN Quiet; strained, common to good, -22.71.
.
The Bee Want Ada Are the Best Business
Boosters.
7. Farnam Smith
h Co.
tTOCKlg BONOS,
(-91 VESTMENT SECURITISt.
1320 Fzrnin. St. Tel. 123
W e tj nd :e!l Zcuth
Omahm Union Stock .
Yards Stock.
The Merchants
National Bank
of Omaha, sct.
U, S. Dtsaaitorr
Capital and Surptus. 1600.000
FlaKC kUlrrrV. Pres.
UJIMta StAIUi. Caiewr.
riAltt T. laklirog. 4at Cue la.
Saalve aaeauiita at tanks, aansaa, oarpia
Miuaa, sraa aa4 uiilivieuate aa tsvarawe
tariajL
iv.iaisa Exiaajiae bausiit aa4 eli
taivra at it .t immumi. availaule la all
ferca ui Ih. worts,
liuerw pais oa Tiaa ratlOraiai at Daasa,
I'uilMaiiaa aada ir-ui(,i ,r aaa aauawaiia.il.
wa whiim