THE OaiAILA. DAILY BEE ; SlflftjDAY , SEPTEMBER 30 , 1804
CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Business In a Jobbing VTay Tlonnina AoliTO
. - * ' In Staple Line ? .
COLLECTIONS ARE HEMARXAELY GOOD
Onialm Jobbnrs He port a Very I'ntr Moro-
mont of S K oniblo Goods Colder
IVontlierIVnnleil to Olro n Snap to
Trn < lo Hank Clcurlnir * Inrrentlng.
The jobbing trade oC Omaha continues lo
Yorr fair shape , that portion , at least , which
t' , embraces staple lines of seasonable
goods' . As noted a week ago , tlio country Is
buying groceries , dry goods , boots and shoes ,
and , whllo not buying as freely as tn some
seasons , the trade Is , reaching very satis
factory proportions. In dry- goods the vol
ume of business exceeds that ot former sea.-
sons , owing to the largo number of new
customers that have been coming to Omaha
during tho'past month ,
The jobbing trudo has been something of
a aurprlso to a good many -who were ex
pecting to see business , completely paralyzed
by the short crops , and who were unpre
pared for tlio reasonably good business that
has been experienced. The fact that stocks
In the country have been allowed to run
down to the very lowest possible limit la
the apparent cause for business being aa
- good os it Is. Merchants have been putting
off buying just , as Ion ? as they possibly can ,
and are now forced to stock up. Cold
weather would no doubt act as a powerful
stimulus upon trade , as It would start up
business In the country and hasten the reStocking -
' Stocking process1 , It would also send In a
good many supplementary orders ( rom mer
chants who placed very light ordcrn lo
commence with , and who will ba forced lo
buy more It tlie/ have any trade at all In
the country.
. The bank clearings at Omaha show a
'slight Increase , amounting to n , little over
0 par cent. Whllo this Is not BO laigc as the
business men at this point would llko to
see , and does not coma up to the Increase
reported by some other cities. It Is ahead
ot the average for the whole country. Col
lections In the country are holding up re
markably well , when everything Is taken
Into consideration.
THE MANUFACTURERS.
The manufacturers of tha statn have been
roatojiably busy during the past week , and
v'he majority of them report business as In
pretty fair shape. Their association com
pleted the election of directors for the differ
ent cities and towns of the state early In the
week , and on Friday the directors from all
parts of the state met In Omaha and elected
officers lor the coining year.
The association Is preparing for an active
campaign the coming winter amO will try lo
Increase the Interest In home Industries.
I'ubllo meetings and banquets will be held In
the various cities of the state for this pur
pose.
pose.Miller & Egan of Nebraska City wrllo as
follows regarding the construction of water
yrorkn at Syracuse : "We have recently been
awarded & contract for the erection of a
water works system at Syracuse , this state.
"Wo wera awarded the contract on the
grounds that we were homo men , although
there were several bids as low as wo were.
The board of trustees ot Syracuse expressed
a deklre to use Nebraska workmen and Ne
braska made material , and vre have com
plied with their wishes by placing our order
for all the material , and , in some Instances ,
at A higher price , with the following manu
facturers : Wilson & Drake , Omaha , stand
plpo and boilers ; tho" Phoenix Foundry com
pany ; Omaha , hydrants and cast Iron spe
cials ; the Crane , company , Omaha , valves ,
wrought Iron'plpo , pumping engine , lead and
packing ; M. II ; Collins , Omaha , order for all
cast Iron pipe. All those goods will bo manu
factured In JOmalia. with the - exception
ception 'of "cast Iron pipe and engine. ' Wo
did , tha next beat thing In ordering 'these
lattOr supplies through Omaha agents. There
are ninny towns In Nebraska that contem
plate the 'building ot water works , and If
they will do as the Syracuse people have
done they will help home- Industry and the
development of Nebraska manufacturing en
terprises very materially. "
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
The receipts of good cornfed steers have
been very light.all the week , and the. same
might bo said ot choice range beeves. Owing
to the scarcity of good beevtB , in the face of
a good demand , the market has been .about
steady on the best grades , but common cattle
have been very plenty and the market on
such weak , The1 fact Is the great majority
of the catle arriving here has been made up
. of feeders , butchers' stock a'nd trash of all
kinds. On. Tuesday a bunch of choice corn-
ted catllo brought $6 , which -was the highest
price' paid at this point In over two years.
The'feeder market broke last week under the
Influence- large receipts and a sudden
stoppage In the demand. After experiencing
a decided drop In prices the country seemed
unable to withstand the temptation and com
menced buying again. As u result the market
ket- gained rapidly In strength toward the
close of the week.
The liog market , after breaking rapidly
during the. early part of the week , halted
on Friday anfl took an upward turn on Sat-
- - - - " ' advance , howovcr. Is not to bo
nny Indication of a continued
. . . . , _ _ . in the market , or oven as In-
dtchtlrig that the bottom has been reached.
Tire , advance appears to have been n natural
Traction after a heavy break , Induced In
some degree by heavy buying on the
part of largo packers , it was something ol
a surprise to those -who had not watched the
I course of events to sco the packers auddenlj
1 become anxious for hogs at the close of the
week , after being apathetic for some time.
The fact Is that for the first tlmo In three
or four weeks hogs will pay out , figured era
a basts of October provisions. Fur some
time back lioga have been so high In com
parison with provisions that it was no objccl
to the packers to operate.
AS DUN SHIiS IT.
Jobber * Flint September Was Ilettor Than
ICxpectcil ttrldencv * of Improvement.
Mr , W. II , Hobcrson , manager ot It. G
Dun & Co.'a Mercantile agency , speaking o :
trade , says :
"Keports from the east are distinctly en
couraglnK. and Ilia locaJ situation In jobbing
circles is quite satisfactory , though retal
dealers are still complaining of very dul
.trade , though In dry goods and house trade
however , two or three days of the wecl
showed a better feelingtlian herctofon
duringSeptember. .
"Jit lobbing circles almost without excep
tlan September lias been better than wit
nntlcliuUed , and better than a year ago
The trade has been of a higher class , too
and our Jobber * nre very complacent eve
the general Bltuatlon , and are growing mor
hopeful every day. Although ordinarily i
crop failure would seriously cripple Omaha'
jobbing Interests , the conditions at this tlm
are such that the disaster Is less lo be de
plored than usual. In fact , so much net
territory has been added within a yea
and BO Tnany new customers are in thl
market that the crops da not cut their usua
Ilgurc. Had there been the usual yleli
Omaha's trade ivould have been very heavy
probably W per cent ahead of nny precedlni
year , but a healthy Increase will be enjoyed
The trade outside o ] the state will mnk
Interesting llgures for 1891 , as compare
with other years. Western Iowa and th
ullver states to the west are thercllanc
of our jobbers for this season.
"Some envious competitors have intlmatei
that Omaha's apparent good fortune grow
out of the fact that she Is taking customer
who have been turned down by Chlcag
and other Jobbingcenters. . ThU la Incorrecl
as experience shows. The fact is ths > t th
inlnmtr states ara recovering very fust un
the cream pf their trade ls dropping Int
our Ian. The new customers nearly all dli
count their bllU , and for three weeks hav
oeen buying liberally. This Is larfflly tru
-also ot the- traders who have turned thl
vray from Iowa.
I'Aa. a further evidence of the marked in
provement of trade In this city the prraen
MTtck , U | s noted that the Jobbers asked B
a special favor that tha railways kc < . * > t\cl :
freight houvjs open Saturday until 5 p. m
In order that the week's orders which iver
I > * tilnd mlchl b tent out the mor * promptl ]
"Thn development of our maimfrtclurln
trades Is well Illustrated In the reporl mad
by one of our Hour dealers , who It no <
manufacturing a special urtlclo for th
breakfast table. He has doubled his ' !
business already , and the net nfT ; * J fo
Ik-ptcmOfr aroEcveral hutulied dollars ahca
of auy previous month. lie has alread
shipped this-special article to eastern cltlcj
wid his buvlnesa crows with every montl
Th * horns Industry movement stimulated hi
Jlu * qull * apiirtclaliljr , anil after getlln
fairly Inlo the hem mnrkcl ho found It
comoarntlvely easy to reach out for other
"A South Omnhn banker tnkcs . less
Bloomy view of the effects of the uencnU
Btrlko thnn the packer quoted la.itweek. .
He nays the recovery ot bualnena at that
center will not lie. delayed BO much on nc-
count of IMS Incident as on nccount of the
nhort crop of tiny una corn. Ilo Bays range
cattle will soon drop out , nml IM ( hero la
no. corn there cnn be no more feed I tiff ol
cattle. Furthermore , local producers hav *
shipped In the Inrser part of their herds ,
nnd pending crops and bay they cannot hope
to Incrcn&a the number nrown. The hog
market will also be very Kliort for the
nume reason , but con recover more speollly.
In 8lc tnontha pigs can be fitted for ship
ment , but n yeor or two la necessary to put
the cattle trade back to Its former position ,
All ho hopes for this winter la that cattle
and hogs can be Rathered up from all quar
ters to keep the packing houses running
ven with a reduced , force. "
HNO1V , CIIUUUII A CO.'S VJKVV.S.
totrtll Trade AOrcrsclj AITecloil Iijr Warm
Weatlior I'rouppct * Ornnr llrlffbtcr ,
Albert Andriano , local superintendent for
Snow , Church & Co.'a Mercantile agency ,
lays :
"The warm -weather during- the last week
md a very perceptible Inlluence on business
n all lines. The falling off was , of course ,
most noticeable tn retail lines. Seasonable
weather Is a necessary condition of good
justness to retailers , even In the most pros- '
> erous times. Trade this season has thua
'or been very light and Is eas-lly affected
by the slightest unfavorable condition , Ite-
: iillers nro accustomed to see their trade
luctualo with the weather. In a light sca-
Hon , such aa the present promises to be ,
business Is tnoro dependent upon the
changes ot weather than usual.
"Consumers are limiting their purchases ,
as far as possible , to the necessaries of
life , and rnaivy are buying wearing apparel
only when forced to by the exigencies of
'he season.
"Beyond a slight falling off In order * dur-
.ng the latter part of the week , there are
no material changes In the wholesale mar
ket. Dry goods and boot and shoe dealers
report a very satisfactory trade , furniture
houses are doing a fair business and In
other lines the situation Is about the same
ns lost week. Reports from other trading
centers ore very encouraging and there Is
every Indication that the reported revival of
uuslness Is of a permanent nature.
"At Omnha there seems to be a growing
endency to exert every Inllence to stlmu-
ate business. The canal proposition Is about
to be submitted to the people. This project
should be actively pushed and all the bene
fits of Its successful consummation inatlo
apparent to the voters of the county.
"Work on the Irrigation ditches In west
ern counties Is progressing , nnd , with n
continuation of agitation of this nature , the
entire western part of the state will soon
be a network of ditches. In those- sections
where running streams are not available
many farmers nre sinking wells and put-
MnK in their own plants.
"Some weeks since I made special refer-
nce to the reports which have been spread
by eastern papers to the effect that the
western part of this state Is being depopu
lated. Tills Is such a glaring misstaternent
of facts that It should not be passed by un
noticed. It Is admitted that many people
are. leaving the western part of the state ,
but a careful examination of the real facts
gives the matter an entirely different phase.
Most ot these emigrants nre stiuattcrs and
poor renters , who , In the most prosperous
times , were possessed of very limited means
and wlio have been unable to hold out un
der the recent strain , engendered not only
by tl-,5 failure of crops , but by the business
depression. Had llicse snme people lived In
any other state. It Is doubtful If they could
have held on as long as they did In Ne
braska.
"In good times there Is no state more
prosperous thnn this , and the liberal ex
tension of credit practiced by the small
dealers here Is the 'only reason that many
of thcpir emigrants have been nble to hold
on up to the present. Many country store
dealers have been forced to the wall by
their. Inability to realize on their heavy out-
stondlnirs. In many cases out of all proportion
tion to their capital. With this lesson be
fore their eo'ea nnd the contraction of credit
which has been gradually taking place at
jobbing- centers , country merchants have
refused further credit In. many Instances
and Insisted on n cash basis In others.
With little or no credit and no means , many
of these people are moving eastward.
Where they nre going nntl how they expect
to Improve their condition Is an unsolved
problem.
"According to rc'port , they would rfo much
better at home and would certainly betaken
taken oare of. Die persistency with which
such reports arc repeated In eastern publi
cations Is emlnestly unjust and reflects lit
tle credit on the Intelligence and responsi
bility of their Informants. "
Mlnnrnpnll * IVhrnt Market ,
MINNEAPOLIS , Sept. 23. Wheat receipts were
well malntalneil durlntr the 'week. wltK receipts
today of 423,000 bu. ; shipments , Jfl.KSO bu. The
closlnr price of cosh wheat was Vic higher than
yesterday , although the sales avcruceA i for Iho
il.iy Vie lower than , yesterday , the change to an
advance cornlne near the close of 'the day , after
about all the cash wheat had been disposed of ,
The tla was mote. In sympathy wllhi other mar
kets. The feelliiR In this market has heen firm
for considerable ilm nni * the trade .was. ready
for nn advance at any time that It-couM pet
the sympathy of other places. Liverpool -was
reported n llltle hlRher for reil , which- - presumably
ably started some of the other mar'ceU * tD cnver-
InR ami Induced the range In price * for the
better that was experienced. The close wns :
September. 54'Sc ' : December. Hc ; Mny , 57J4fr5Sa :
on track. . No. 1 harj , GSlic ; No. 1 noithem , K'A.c ;
No. 2 northern , KTiC.
December closwl * .43&c higher than - yesterday
day ; Slay , Ho hlKher. Flour was steady ami
rather firmer : patents , ? 3.15J3.40 ; bnlers , 11.85
R2.iO : production wns estimated at 35WO Mils ,
for thu twenty-four hours ; shipments , 32,000
bbls ,
Liverpool Mnrtcnt * .
LIVERPOOL , Sept 23. AVIIBAT Closing :
Market dull ; holders offer moderately ; No. 2
re.1 , winter , -Is Hid : No. I red. sprlne , 4s 5d.
COHN Dull ; holders offer moderately ; new
mixed , spot , la M' futures , dull ; holders offer
freely ; October. Isii ; November , 4s 4'Jd ; 13e-
cember. 4s til.
KLOUR Dull ; holders offer freely ; St. Louis
fancy winters. GJI 3 < l. "
I'UOVISIONS Ijird , steady ; holders offer
sputlncly ; spotsIs M : futures , holders not
olTerlnK. Pork , easy ; holders offer moderately ;
prime mess , western , 71s 3.1 ; prime 'mess , me
dium. 6-ls 9 < 1. "Ilcef. firm ; holders offer modcr-
ntelyj eitiu Inrtla m s , 77s Cj ; prlma mess ,
Us Cd. Hams , easy ; holders offer freely ; short
cut. Us.
Suvnr Mnrkct.
NEW TOHK. Sept. M.-SUOAH-Uaw , dull ;
fair lennlne. 3Hc ; centrifugal. 8G test , 34c ; sah-n.
none ; rcflnn ) , dull ; No. 8 , ST4OI l-16c : Nn. 7.
s n-ijlic : NO. R , a H-iSffST.c : NO. 9. SHOT u-i6c ;
No. 10. 3 9-16ffiJicJ No. 11. SVSftt 11-Kc : No. 12.
S 7-lWJXc ; No. 13 , So ; off A , - IHOIlCc ; moult
A , t U-lCfftTic : Rlnndaril A , OitH 9-lSo : con-
frctloni-rs * A. 414l 9-lCo ; cut loaf. 5 l-lGZrS'.Jc' '
crushed , 5 MCflSlic ; powd-red. 4TSOI 15-lSo ; gran-
ulatnl. 4HfP4 11-ICc : cubes. ITiffl IS-lGc.
LONDON , Sept. 25. Cane eucar. n lft ; prices
nominal ; ccntrllucnl , Java , 13s M ; Muscovado
fair reflnlne. Us 3d.
Knli'in City Mnrkoti.
KANSAS CITV. -U'linAT-rractlrtiaIy !
lower ; No. t hard. iSlfK'.io ; No. 3 hnrd , 4MfGc
No. 3 rrd. 4W V4o ; Na. 3 red. 4Jo : rrjected. 43c.
CORN Dull and nominally steady ; No. :
mixed. 46c ; No. 2 white. 4j45r. .
OATS Slow and unchnncwl ; No , 2 mixed. MS
> H : No. 2 white , nominally 32c.
HUTTUn Common grades. weaJ < ; creamery. IS
* 2c : dairy. UBISc ,
EQas Active , ktrone : 34c. !
No movement of craln.
Vnrk Dry Oonits JInrkat.
NRW TOTIIC , Bept , S3. Tbe quiet usual to
Saturday , also the Ust day of the month am :
auarter , wa the feature of the dry roods mirkrt
A very Hsht new business was done , Ihouch by thr
exrcutlon of recent emrBgemrata and the ma-
turtne of ordera many BMdi were set In motion
Otherwise the market was very tame. Printing
cloths ar * dull ot I IS-Kc , less 1 per cent for
sixty-four square * . Salra for tha week 44,000
Peorla Drain Mnrkct ,
PEOniA. Sept. S3. COnN Tirm bul lower
No. 1 Me ; No. 3. 4JHC.
OATS Steady : No. 1 white. We ; No , S white ,
IIV 13 Nominal ,
WltlSKT Flim : high wine basis , J1.S1
ItKCEIITS Wheat , S.8W bu. ; corn , 88.WO bu.
oats. IS. 100 bu , ; rye. nonn ; barley. t.VH bu.
BUIPMENTS Wheat. f 0 bu. : corn , 8.WO bu.
cats. 1J.300 bu. ; rye. tOO bu. barley , 6,500 , bu.
Dulntb AVIie t Jlurknt.
DULUTH. BfpU t9.-\VHBAT-Close ; No. J
hard , cash and September , I7c ; No. t northern
cash and September. W.ic ; December , tfi'ie ; May
MHo ; No. I northern , cash , Hc : No. 3 , SOc ; ic-
Jectrd. 45 Vic ; lo arrive , No. 1 r.orthern ( old and
new ) , KHC. _
'Frisco IV heat -Mnchcl.
SAN FnANCISCO , Sept. M. WHEAT Quiet
December , (3c ; * > tay. MHe.
Wool JlliirUet.
ST , LOUIS. Bept. M. WOOL Quiet and un
Oregon Kidney T L cures ntrvou * held-
Trill "lie. 25 centi. All drugsljli.
TUB HR.VL.TSJIAHICIIT. .
1K8TRUMENTS placed on reconl Beptembe
29. 1 9 :
WAURANTT DEEDS.
Joseph Clch arul wtf to Joseph Sak , lot 3 ,
block 1. Arbor Place. . I SO
Sim * to Jacob Arroatls. lot. Z , block 4 ,
Sa.m to Valentino Kozot , lot 4 , block 4 ,
smt . , . . . , . . . . SO
A U rerrls and will to C K. Couttnt. lot *
41. IS. t Hi ft t lot 43 , Hteoart I'lice . JI.SO
C K Coutant and wlfx to A U 1'errla. lot
4. block ( . Omaha . . 10.CO
Tout nnnnt ! tnuutas * . * . . . . . . . . . , lJf\ >
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Cora mcl WLoat Bailed Higher in the Testh
of a Severe Bearish W ind ,
WHEATWAS STRONG FROM TIE OPENING
Corn Uecorcrod All ol Friday's.DecllniJ wnd
CS One-Fourth Cent In Addition Olil
Cum In I tain r TO Henortctl
Verr Jlglit.
CIIIGAQO , Sept. 29. Helped by good buy-
US ami talk of wheat for feeding stack , tlio
corn and wheat markets turned today and
sailed nlong steadily In the teeth of a very
severe bearish wind , Wheat closed -with , o
Gain of % o per bushel. Corn Improved Ic
or May nnd Oclobcr'and 1&C for December ,
'revisions acted firm and cUned with a mod
erate gain. Oats followed corn and closed
c higher for May.
Wheat opened strong for a change at S3V4c
'or December , compared with BSHo at the
close yesterday. The market ruled firm for
lalt an hour or so , then had a slight back
set , which , however , was of short durallon <
: t sold sparingly at 53c , and then worked
back to from B3V4c to 63 § c , with an appearance -
anco of firmness at that time which the
shorts did not relish. The regular routine
market news afforded no explanation of the
firmness , nearly everything point UK to tha
probable aggravation of those features ot
ho situation which have hitherto caused so
many ol the traders to sell confidently on
every slight rally. The buying of aom 2SO.-
> 00 or 300,000 bu. yesterday by W. R. L.mn
InHuenced perhaps 106 pit speculators who
may have taken a matter of 25,000 bu. each
of the market. This had some effect on the
bull side. The hog consumption of wheat Is
coming more plainly In evidence. Today's
advance In the face of a generally unfavora
ble outlook proved that the foregoing consid
erations were gaining weight. The week's
exports of wheat and flour from both coasts
as reported by Bradstreet amounted to 2,600-
)00 ) bu. , against 3,537,000 , bu. on the wesk be
fore , and 3,490,000 bu. on the corresponding
week of last year. Foreign markets were all
weak and lower. Another heavy Increase In
the visible supply Is looked for on Monday.
Business was fairly brisk and well sustained
during the resalon. December near the close
rose to 53Tjc , and closed at frcm 53c to
53c. The taking ot all the No. 1 northern
and No. 1 hard spring wheat In New York
at fitjjc over December by the millers ot that
place helped to sustain the advance toward
th close. *
The ccrn market was strong and recovered
all ot yesterday's decline and Vic In addition.
Thcro was a sudden drying up "of ths Dn > rIngs -
Ings , as reported by receiving houses. The
country advices were very generally to the
effect that reserves of old corn are very light
and new corn Is not expected to bo In a con
dition to move much before December. To
day's receipts wejo 239 cars , and 138 are ox >
ected for Monday. Opened at 49c , sold for
) moment as low as 49Vic , and near the close
It was worth 5Q94c. with 60Vic bid as the ses
sion was ending.
A fairly active session was passed In oats
and values nro all higher. Sympathy with
corn was chiefly Influential In causing the
firmness. The greater part of the trading
was scattering , and -the shipment sales
scarce. Carrlngton-Hannah probably bought
as many oils as any other firm. May started
at an advance of J,4c over , yesterday's last
quotation at 33c. touched 33Vic and ad
vanced to 33c , at which price It was of
fered nt the close. October closed % c higher
at 28Hc bid. The provision market was
flrrawith good general buying by outsiders
anfl packers.
Hog 'receipts ' were 10,000 head , and their
value was quoted lOc higher. The week's
receipts were only 00,205 , and only 100,000
are looked for next week , Prloes for Janu
ary .delivery compared with those at tha end
of yesterday's session are So higher for pork ,
lard and ribs. - ' r
Freight rates steady at IV&c for1 wheat ,
l4c for corn and lc 'for bats to Buffalo
and lUc for corn to Port Huron.
The leading futures ranged as follows :
Articles. | Open , | High. | Low. | Closo.
TVhrat.No. " !
Sept , . . . , , . Bl SI
Dec. . . . . . . C3'f f
U.iy CO $
Corn No. 2. ,
Sept 40K
Oot 4U5
Dec -ion 47H 47U
Ma ; 41 !
CMS No. 2. , .
Sept. : 28 27M
Oct. 28H
May
I'orkpcrbW
Jan 13 31) 13 37M " 13 * * 7Vfi 13 27H
Lanl.10fl.llM
Oct. . , 8 fill S 5.1 tt 50 B B2
Jau. . . 7 TA 7 80 7 70 7 70
fcliort Rlbi-
Qct. . 7 32 } 7 40 7 3'JM
Jan. . tl 80 U lli 0 77
Cash quotations were OB follows :
I'LUIIU Winter pitent3 , JJ.50S2.OT ; winter
straights. I2.25@.50 ; spring patents. J3.10S3.W ;
springstraights. . J2.00J2.90 ; balccrs , Il.70it2.00.
\V1CBAT Ha. 2 sprlnit. 619J5STic : NO. 3 spring1 ,
nominal ; No. i n-d , 61 KOsc.
COHX No. i. 49'ic ' ; No. 3 yellow. 49c.
OATS No. 2. t3Tic ; No. 2 white , 30 > i031o ; No.
3 , white , 30030UC.
ItYI-J No. Z , 4T,4c ,
IIAULKV-No. S , E3H05314o ; No. 3. 51833 0 ;
No. 4 , 4Sc.
1T.AX SKED-No. 1. I1.4J.
TIMOTHV SKKD Prime , S5.51ff3.52V4.
TnOVISION8-Mes3 , pork , per Mil. , tli.37 0
H.tB'A. Laril , per 'li ' Jba. , $ S. . Short rlls ,
sl < Je ( lodse ) , J7.25fJ7.45i' dry salted tiouldeis
( Imxecl ) , IO.tOffiG.C2Vi ; short clear , slilcs ( boxed ) ,
J7.705f7.90.
WHISKY Distillers' finlsheJ Boals , per gal. ,
11.33.
The follow Inn were the receipts anil ihlpmenls
otlay : '
Cniho Proiluco OKOhansu to'lay tlia bntlor mar
ket was stoaily : creamery. 133'JOoi ' dairy ,
l-ia''lo. Et-cs , Brm at
OMAHA C.KMUAI. ; AIAUHKTS.
Conilltlon of Truclo nnd y > rtitloui on
Stuplo mill 1'iiMcj I'rixlucfi.
There has been very 111 tie change In the but
ter Bltuatlon duilnR the past wevh. Tn re
ceipts , however , liave been a little heavier ,
but the proportion of choice butter continues
small. BO that the market has been' firm nil
tlio week on the best grades. The starting
up of the urasi by the late fall ruins Ima
caused som Improvement In the quality.
The ( Kg market has bren iiuiel and with
out noteworthy feature. The demand lias run
been overly brlak , while lh receipts have beer ,
fully up to or a little In excess oC tlm previous
ireek , This liaa caused a rather weak fee-J
inn to prevail among holders , but not suf
ficient to break the market.
Poultry has been arriving more freely during
Iho past week , but there has been iu inater.al
Increase In the demand , with thg natural ie-
tult that prlcei eaxd oft samewhnl. Tills was
especially the case with fprlnjr chickens , -\vhlch
are quoted luwrr. The scuson hus now ar
rived vrhea oM fowl * and jpilns chickens wllj
ell 'at ubfiut the same prices. ,
Vrnlson end quail will be" In season' com
mencing ; with Monday , and that will have n
tendency tn add to the Interest In Ihu came
market. Tims far thla season , th ? wcatner hat
bern most too worm to handle cama Bately , and
at the lame time the demand has not been
oterly active- for the sutne. reawn. Cool
weather would have a tendency to cuuse a
decided Improvement In the cuuie market , no
far na demand Is concerned , even If U did not
help prices.
Tna veal market has been well supplied ull
tha week and receivers havefuund a rather
hard work to keep supplies cleaned up ut quo
tations.
The nay market lias btwn dull all the vvtvk
Mul Is decidedly lower than It wan a few days
DKU.
DKU.The following will show the receiptof i'.it
leading articles of prixluce for the tVceks end-
Intr on Iht dales at tin head at column * , tha
figures representing cases of egg- coop * uf
poultry , packsKes of butter and cnra of po
tatoes :
Bep . S 'pt , Sept.
I * . ill. II.
L\-Ki 1.1U 1.1IS 1,112
liutu-r , . , l.NJ 1,0)7 luw2 ,
1'uuttry , 713 CI7 MS
VDtatoei M U 9
The receipts of potatoes are rapidly Increaslnc-
Quotations :
KUTn-JU-racUliir atoolr , lie ; fair to ecxx ]
country , HiJISo ; choice to fancy , 13fMc ; gath
rml creamrry , My lc ; nepariitor ritMinery , tt
tic.
tic.KOOSPer doi. . Ua.
LIVE 1'OULTllV-Old heni , SMJCc ; roosters
So ; gprlnr chickens , ( c ; ducks , MrTci wring tor
keys , 7OUjCli ; turkeys. 7o ; cobblers , Offlk :
old eeeselOlc. .
OAMK Prairie chickens , younir , per dor. . K.K
O175 ; prulrla chickens , old. per ( lot. I ! ; jrrouse
yuunr , per ilaz. , J.WOt7S ; cruuiu. . M. per il z.
il ; blue wlnr teal , per < ! . , $1.2 ] ; srei'n wlnt
lull , per da < . . $1 2i ; ducks , lllUfd. fur 'I'll. . 11
cunvaback > . U-WJIW. mallai'U. | t r CS.OO.
VUALr CIiolcu tat and umall vrals nr quoted
M iHo ; Una and ntaifcr , i(4c.
ltai-Wucjutiu , lull cream , urvr mak *
- -
aar
2He : Nebrnska. and MM. full crntm. lie ;
Kehrnska and lown , purl sXInn. 7 5' ; MmhurKer.
Na 1. Ilo ; lirlck. No. 1 , llrr.5 ! > l , No. 1. II Hike.
HAY Upland hay. : Wflmind. t.W ; l wUn.l ;
7 ] rye straw. 18. I'olor rifliVKs the price on hay.
, lKht iKilcs sell the bost. Only tnp evades brine
op prlcps.,7
I'lUEONB-OM birds. 1 * 11(11. , 7IO.
According to BtntMllCfwJjiwn fourteen onion-
producing district * , Kntlj'ri l by tlm w\merlran
ARrlculturlsl , "tho rjtlmitrrk avrrneo yield an
ncro this ypar Is only V7Z bu. , n alnrt JU l > u.
ant year , the Rrent MJtlfDi off havlntr liven
uuned by bllKht , mnKRotl sod ( iroliniKixl drouth.
Tlio Mitlmated total cMH'n the dlntrlcU M
, (8l.n > i lii. thin yrar , ngulnst J.l'iG.OW liat yiNir ,
bowlnit on rstlinstcd \ + mu of 5IW3 bu.
tpanlsh rmlons will tx > Kfaflt& nrrlve in markrt
n quantities. In u few My * . Abuul-len la
npo 2M cmtM were recelrnl at New York by
vay ot I.lvt-rpoil. The onftni werp In i-xr llcnt
condition , nnd were > ld 6it M e n. crnte. Thnno
low on the way are the."WlviT oliln' onlrn .
The present nhlpments pnM' 33c n cmlp In Spain ,
iidiiillnK frelRht. Their c" t , lnn < lc < 1 In New
York City , will I * nlout COe. Should thtre be
n. sudden anil tinn ually 1lrK dpmtihil In that
nnikct for Spanish onions , liravjaliiptnenls rim
us landed thetxj In rlphteen ifnys. The si-nson
or ircelvlnR these unions ummlly h glns In thi >
nller part uf Auiru&t and vnds nl > out the mMdtp
> f NnvcinlMf. Tin ; rpwlpts last year wet" 13 < .500
tuti-s , and wholemla prlct-s < ipinVl at 7Ju nnil
l < Mtiil nt 43c n ciate. An pxtcnslvi > .lnii > rler of
IMLnlsh onions BAyn that If UIQ dontf tlc nnlon
rep nlioutd prrive ti > be extrern1/ ! short , from
EO.WO to 00.ti ) crates of Kpanlsh onloni cnutil
K ! profitably disposed of In that market. * ' CJuo-
at kins :
rOTATOB3-Oood stock , 80JJ85c.
OLD UMANS llantl-plcknl , navy. $3.23 ! me-
llum , J2. IDJillS ; common nhlte beam , I1.7SO
1.99.
1.99.ONIONS
ONIONS On orders , 73c.
CA1IHAOK On nrder * .
CI3L.inY IVr doz. . > fllOc.
BWRHT POTATOKS 1'cr IK. Jc , or M.75a .M
per bbl. ; Jersey , JJ.W per bbl.
ritUITS.
A very fnlr business has been il > lnff In Call *
Fnrnla fruits ilurl.-ii ! the past week. Arrivals
Have been quite literal for th < > eni > on nnd the
market un peachen and grapes Is liwcr. Quota *
lions :
APPLES Good stool ) , per bbl. , JS.109J.75 ,
1'UACHKS California freestone , $1 ; c
PLUMS California.
I'UUNKS McOi 1.2V.
PKAUH Uartlett. no ffood Bhlpplnst stock ; n.
Hardy nnd It. Clalrguau , U : winter Kellla , 11,53
Al'nirOTSCalifornia , none.
ClliHItlliCnllfornl.i , none.
UIIAPKH Oinronls , 10-11. . baskets , Meround ;
ots. 2 } ! Callforn'a Tokay , $1M ; muscat. J1.2JU
1:10 : ; conilchpon , tl.M.
CltANIiKIlUlUS Cnpe Col. fancy , U per
bbl. ; Cope Cod , choice , > 9.5) 9.7S.
The ultuatlon In the lemon market In slzeil un
a follows ty tlio New Yolk nullcttn : The supp'y
of lemons In thl port t-wlnv l placed nt < SWJ
boxes. aRiilnst a quantity of W 51J IHIXC.corre -
Bp.mdlng . period lust your and M.QW hose ? same
tlnia the year previous. The ntoclc tn tra-islt om-
alsta of tinly 19,000 boxes. Of the present avail
able stock a very imiall portion consists of r rally
lirlmu ( trades , nntl na n similar condition of af
fairs Is notice * ! relative ti th" ciiodi In thehnmls
of the tradeKcnerally , there la nnltirully n strong
fccllnff where Hound and. attractive fruit la pos
sessed. Thi ? Importations fit this port for the
crop year , beslinlnK- September 1 , 1RI3. tn date
have been l,9jBG17 l > oxes. nnl to all ports J.KI.717
boxes , UKalnst a total quantity l.ttt year tj the
1st Inst. of Z.64S.O.W boxes , thus showlnp a very
sllKht illffcrenco In favor ol tha present season
In view of the present favorable dtntleilcal posl-
tlbn the opinion Is entertnlneil Ihnt mniUct val
ues will be hebl up vrlUi-mt Important v.irlatlan
to the close nt the sensnn , The n'vr crop M.ila a
Is now In course of prcparntlmi for mnrliet ,
thoUKh It Is ilvu : W fill If nnr canslilernble qu.in-
tlty of Iho fruit will anlvn hoie much before the
15th prox. Knmu fewBhlpiiicnts vln. I.lvcriiool
may pMnlbly bo martc , though present iilucs
ruling- hero nnd the character of tlie demini ] Rro
not likely to Influence the Importation ot any
InrR" parcels by this Indirect cans' . New Malaga ,
however , nre usually Klk'en a BOO.I reception. n * >
thp appearance of the fruit Is tlfnlr.il > le. nml they
liOHse.H.i excellenL keening quulltv , though the
merits of th fruit fall considerably bplow Sicily
nml other erodes. As an ewlilcnca nf this nnd for
the purpose ot realizing motlr remuneratlvn prices
aotno In tbo limle takM * Aj yintnKe cf the IR-
norancw of ma.ny buyers'br , Repack In jf the fin
In Sicily boxes , anoptlnii'.Mtrl ? . ftc. So cninmon
has this practice bcconi . , ajV * the many advrin-
.a es Ktllneil hy the doc-jnttxT , lias BUK eiteil to
lomo Hlclls- shippers the-JvjS'Jpm at preparlni ; the
fruit at primary Bourcea/ with the vleitf of male-
Ins the poods more attrnc.tlye when presented
through the auction ronin.rTo carry out this
scheme we learn tlmt' pv jral of the lead-
Inn packers l.-i Sicily nre nt prenent In
Mnlnira. imtl hnvo' nlr mlx _ made IftrKo pur-
ehasea of the fruit thtrejvltli ] the Intention
of packlnp same in rei ijlgi' Hlzes. nml ndorneil
with f'noy papers , etc.j nrJho ; purpose of KV- !
Ing the Roods n Sicilian apperiranci * . thuit riMInc
materially their pale , jind the realliatlon of
twttcr prices UIHIII thi'lr--lirrtvnl In tRls nurkel.
The season for the" .sahr. Vff Malaga , however.
[ > inm-lBeH to be much'Vhoite'r _ Lh'in ustml the
present year , as new"icnKtclly will enter the
market at nn unusunlly.ti rty perloil. From In-
formallon received we IratnTllmt fhlpinents will
lie made from primary sources during the first
halt of thft ccmlnKnv'A'u.j.jind ' the Hrrlvals
here may be. ejiecjed"by iraiut Uls 251h prox.
Thf qpallly.f ( ! th'o.crojr , 17)19 ) year. . 1C " 4s. ulld.
will be superior to Oiat dtaist. a fact "that will
be appreciated when the fnjft of the past season
and the heavy Im'eea Incurred by the melting
process Is eonslfloreil. As an Itenl ot Interest It
may be said th.dt the comlnff crop of Florida
will ronslJeribU5 excee * ! that of list "j-esr , Borne
authorities placing tha tutal yield at lii,000 < > T
1M.OCO boxes.
Now Ihnt the ornnire crop ot Florida Is about
to be marketed. Bays thi * fruit Trade Journal ,
the growers and merchants have lie un to "site
up" the situation , anil the prevailing opinion
nppeara to net the amount at nearer G,000,0
than 5.000.000.
Except for the cold urtap of 1KJ2-9J. when tlie
yield was reduwd , the output hits Kradtially Increase -
crease l year nfter year. The reports from l-'lor-
hla ilurlni ; the past few monttm liave etnted
Hint the wpjther has b ; n on tlie whole , satis
factory. Such Infoi million Ins aided these In
terested to figure on a fi.OW.QOO bo * cr'op. Quota
tion M ;
OHANC3EB Slcxlcim , ISO , 200. per lio-c. JI.33 ;
Messlnas. 12X , IW , per box , J3.OOff5.SO ; riortdas ,
, SUM. Jl.W.
UANANAS-Cltolce slock. J1.75r.7J per bunch.
LKMONS I'ftncy Me-slna. JOO , Jlj SCO , $1.75 ;
choice Medina , 3' ' . Il.Uf 3GD , tt.
1'INBAPl'LESNone. .
OYSTBItS lleJltira. per can , lie ; horse shorn ,
lie ; extra btnndarda , ] Sc ; extra Delects. 2c.
company Kelccta , 25c ; New Yotfe counts , SOc.
ancy , PIT Ib. , 15c.
IIONHY California , lie : 'dark honey.
MAPM3 SYIlUP-Qallnn cans , per jlo . . JIJ.
NUTS Almonds. 158Kc : Hnallsa walnuts. 103
I2o : P.lberts. 12ci Urnzll nuts. lOc.
OlDEIl-Pure Juice , per bbl. , l : half bbt. . * V-'J.
HIDnS-Nn. 1 preen hides. 3'jc ; tio. 2 ureen
hides. 3Uc ; No. I creen salteil hides. 4 0 : Ho. Z
Rrecn salted hid ? * . 3 4c : Nn. 1 Krci n palled hides.
J' < tn f ) lus , 4''tc ; No. 2 gn-en failed hides. 2 } to
O His. , 3Vic ; No. 1 veal ralf. 8 tti' 15 lb.1. 7c ; No.
'i ve-il calf , 6 to U Ibs. Sc'No ; , 1 dry Hint hlil ,
Co ; No. 2 dry flint hides , , c ! , No. 1 dry salted
hldm , fc : part cured bides Uc per Ib. less than
fully cured.
HllpfJP PKLTP-Grecn .salted , each , ! SfiX ( > < : ;
green wllril shearlings ( nhort wauleil caily skins ) .
fach , ll > iT20c. ' dry shearlings ( short woolcd early
skins ) . No. 1 , each. M13ot dry Klienrltngs ( short
woolecl early skins ) , No. ' 2 , rach , DC ; dry lllnt
Kansas nnd Nobuska butchrr wool pelts , per
11) . . ectual wdL'ht , C@Sc ; "dry flint Kansas and
Nebrnslca murrain wool pelts , per Ib. , actual
Weight , 46Bi,4c ; dry lllnt Coloiado hutcher wool
pelts , per II' . , actual weight.HiB'.ic ' : ilry flint
Colorado inunaln won ! pelts , per Ib. . actual
weight , 4ffCc : ( have feet cut off , as It Is useless
to p.iy freight nn them ) .
TALLOW ANI1 OUKA8B Tallnw , No. 1 , 4Ve :
tallow , No. 2 , 4o ; srcasp. while A , Ho ; grease.
xvhlte II , 3 Vic ; uri'.ific. yellow , XVic ; grease , dark ,
: % c ; old butter. : 2'ic : beeswax , prime. 15Q20c ;
txjuijli yellow ,
STKU1CS AN'1 > HOXDS.
About tlio Unii-.il Sutnrilny AotUlty DU-
lilnyoil In Hocurltlot.
NBW YORK , Sept , 29. The stock markel
displayed about the usual Saturday activity
nnd speculation was uninteresting , save aa
it displayed the unaeUIrd tone of the markel
and the existence ot a very general feeling
of uncertainty aa to the future course ol
share values. The trading was almost en
tirely ilo no by room traders who were desir
ous of closing out their [ Contracts , long 01
short , being unwilling ' $ jf leava their lines
out over Sunday. London , did very llttls In
this market beyond tome , small lots of St
Paul , and very few datUlders : took part In
tlio trading. Sugar was most active and
many of those who h diibouRht at the low
point yesterday began fS tnko profits till :
morning , causing a decline of H Per cent tc
89c. At about 90 the : Hhorta started In tc
cover antl the purchaneS resulted In a re
covery ot % per centi" Tlio higher flgurea
w re , however , maintained but for a verj
short time , and on a rerfewal of the selling
the stock broke 1 % peV cTnt to 88 % , wltlj'i
U per cent of the lo'.v ' price of the week ,
\Vltliln \ the dual denlliit-a ; rally of l i pel
Cent was made , limiting'the : day's loss tc
IH per cent. , ' , , r
A report was put In. , circulation late lasl
evening and appeared In.qne of the morning
pa pern setting forth thalTan oppoalllon company -
pany to ChlcaRo Qas rnt a-JG.lMJO In tills clt )
to help flght the ChlcagofGas company. Th (
story was a pure canard given out to hold
the stock down , while a bar clique caverei
Its short and the rumor did hnvo the effecl
of eendlng the stock down after It hat :
opened % per cent higher , the Una. however
being only H p.r cent. The covfrlns > nove <
ment was guile pronounced an < ] continue !
to the cloze , which WOK at the best of thl
day and IHt per cent above yesterday's flna
sales. BU 1'aul was fairly well held untl
near th. < close , when It f-avo vsay to the ex
tent of % per cant , cluilng V4 l > er cent bet
ter. Ilurllngtou rote \i per ccr.t and recadei
% per cent , losing V& P" cent on the day
Northwestern U down % per cent , and Hoc )
Island H per cent. Distilling on small sell
Ing declined U per cent. In tlia re4t of tin
lilt the dealings were very llxht , and excep
la thoia of the Bp.-cialtlcs the changes 01
ths day are In thn main fractional. Louts
vtlle. New Albany preferred and Mlnneapoll
& St. Louis preferred are down IVt per cen
and PlttsliutE. ClevtlanJ , Cincinnati. Chlcag
Si. Louts 1. At tha close the market
generally- was talrlr steady. On the week
ho speculation haa been verr unsettled and
ho movement ot prices Irregular. As a
ulc , however , values have depreciated , and
he last prices in a do were mainly at n de
cline from the closing figures of lust Satur
day. The more Important losses are : -Sugar ,
H per cent ; Sugar , preferred , 2Vl per cent ;
onsolldated Gas , 114 per cent ; Heading and
robacco , MS ; per cent ; Heading and Tobacco ,
preferred , 2V4 per cent ; Krlo prcforml , 2 i
icr cent ; Ilurllnglon , SH per cent ; Cordage
referred fLnd cotton oil , 2V5 per cent ; Cord-
BRO preferred and Cotton Oil 214 per
cent ; Cotton Oil preferred , 2 per
cent ! New Kncland and Metropolitan Trac-
lon , 1W per cent ! Distilling and Western
Jnion , 2 per cent ; Lake Short ? . 1 % per cent ;
Northwestern , 1 % per cent ; Ocncral Electric ,
IH per cent ! Chicago Qas , 1 % per cent , and
Hock Island , % per cent. Some ot the
specialties have advanced on the week's trad-
t\K. \ Inducting St. Paul & Dulutli , and Home ,
iVatertown & OgdensburK , 4 per cent ; Alton
't Terre Haute , 3 per cent : Central Pacific ,
! V1 per cent , and I-'dlson Klectrlc of llrook-
yn , 2 } > er cent.
The bond market was Irregular today on n
smnll volumj of business , tbo total sales
reaching only$175,000. . Tlio active Issues
were rather heavy , while eomo ot the so *
CurltleH which are Infrequently dealt In re
corded ndvnnc.s , Minneapolis & St. Louis
Irsls , southwestern extension , selling up 2
icr cent and St. Paul & Omaha consols , Mil
waukee , Lake Shore & Western flrats , Michi
gan division , and Erie second consuls trust
receipts , 1 per cont.
Declines : Louisville , New Albany consuls
anil Northern Paclllc consuls lives , 1 per
cent. On the week the changes are about
equally divided on both sldis ot the market.
The Heading Issues were notably weak on
the unfavorable impression made on a largo
section of the security holders ot the com
pany by the plan ot reorganization. Lirgo
amounts of the firsts and preferences were
thrown on the market , which forced prices
down and caused losses of 3 per cent tn the
fours , 3V4 per cent In first preferences , 3"H
, > sr cent In seconds , 2V4 per cent In thirds ,
mil lYi per cent In deferred Incomes. Oilier
notable recessions -were : St. Louis South.rn
firsts , 714 per cent ; Hlclimoml & IJanvlIU
equipment fives , B per cent ; Kansas Pacific
consul fives , Lehlgh Valley Terminal firsts ,
4 per cent ; Atchlson tours , 2 % per cent ;
Atclilson seconds , 1 % per cent , and \Vnbash
seconds. 2 % per csnt. Advances : Duluth &
Manitoba firsts , Dakota division , 9T per
cent ; Union Paclllc collateral trust fives , SIS
per cant ; Mlsouil Pacific consol sixes , 7 per
cent ; Chesapeake & Ohio , Craig Valley firsts ,
5 % per cent. Toledo * & Ann Arbor firsts ,
4 per cnt ; Denver & Ulo Grande Improve
ment fives , 4 % per cent ; Peorla & Kastern
firsts , 314 , per cent ; St. Paul Terminal fives
and Milwaukee & Northern firsts ot 1913 ,
main line , 3 per cent.
The Evening Post says : As usual , today's
market business was done by professional
speculators. Although the general range ot
prices ( ell , the only real nctlvlty was In one
or two Industrial stocks. Ot thesa Sugar
again absorbed the market's Interest. The
argument under which tills stock declined
again consisted chIcily ot detailed explana
tions of the process by which the trust's re
cent forestall ) ! ) ! * operations overreached
Itself. Meanwhile , tlio lower prices received
duo encouragement from the "Inside. "
The following were the closing quotations
on tlio leading steel3 of the New York ex
change today :
Atchlson. U U. P. D.ft O
Aillliui Kxprcu. . ur. Northwestern . . . .
Alton. T. II 31 do nfd I < 12
do pM 170 N. Y. Ccnlr.ll '
/Un. / KxpntBH 111 N. Y. .VN.KriK. . . . 3I1JS
U.iItlmorcuVOIila. Ontario AV
Canacl.i Pacific. . . . Orcson Imp
Cauad.-L Southern , Orocon Nav 2S
Cvntril IMclno. . . O. f ) . U.tU. N. . . .
Clum.&Oluo in Pacific Mall luK
Clitcnc-o Alton. . . . n ; P. D. fc E
C..I1. .VQ VIM Plltslmnr in.i
ChIcizoUi TOIi Pullin.-in IMtica. . 150
Conuullilatoil G.ia III ) Hi'mlln ? 17
C.O. C.A.3t. L . . . UlchinolidTnr.ii. . 1SK
Colo. Coil ft Iran Uo pM
Cotton Oil Cort. . . 11. Cl. 10
Ucl. . 't Hudson. . . . it. i > . w. ufj
Del. r.islc. , t W. . . IflUX Hock iHiima
D.AK. (3. pM St. Paul
U.A.C. P. Co St. Paul uta
Kaal Tomi 11 St. P. & Omnnri. . . : ! J
Krtu 14 Uo pfU 1)12 )
, donM Soutliurn I'.ac 2l > ! <
Forl IVnyna. . . . . . Suirar HuHnury. . .
C. Northcm nd. ( . Ten u. Coal \ Ira i
O. A.K. 1.1)W. . . . . . til * Tcjia ° i I'aclflc. . . .
" VilllB/ . . "IH T.AO. Cent.pJ. ( .
ii.i Union IMclllc
Et. I'.ftUl-lllltll. . . . 23 U , S. HMII-JU
K.It T.ufJ W.SLL.&P
C.nk Krlo.k Vf. . . ilo pfd
ilo pfil \Voll Rtr.ro f.t. . 11.1
Ulkn Shore Western Uulo.i. . .
I.ul Trust \V.A L. Bile
ilo t > M
LotilMVlllo .V > t. A. 7W M , VSt. I ,
Manhattan Can. , . 1111 U. AIL O 11
Mcmuhlu.i C 10 O. K 11ffi
Mlclik-.iu Cent. . , . N.I , ffi
Mo.Cacttlo C. t'.i I
Molillo.V Ohio. . . . inn donM
NjiHhvllloOhit. . . II. XT , C
N.'itlon.-ilCoM ird. T. A. A. * . N. M. . .
ilo pf.l T. St. L. .tlC. U. . . .
K. J. Coiitr.tl < ln ( it.l
K.V\V. nfd S. R 11
Nortli Am. Ka 4 do pfil :
N'urtliimi I'.ielnc 1 ! ( Am. Toll. Co
So. IMS. M . . . ilo pfd
The totnl sales of stockH totlnr were
stinrcs. InrlU liu : Suc.irv 23.830 ; Ilurlliifrtim , 1,4'JO ' ;
L'lilcaBO Ons. 18.aTO ; mstllllnB. 7.00) ; IteacllnB ,
1.000 ! at. Paul. 10,400 ; Oirdng-e , 1,0 J ; Western
Union. 1.000.
Closing nuotutlnna on bonds were na fallows :
J InuuiUl Sutcs.
. Sept. 23. Three per cent rentes , 102f etc
for the account.
' NK\V YORK. Sept. . Clearings , l71MS31i
'balances , JI.W7.37S. .
rxiNlXIN. Kept. . 23. The amount of bullion
Konc jnto th ' llank of England on balance today
Is 1:6.000 ,
Bl EMI1 11 18. Bept. > . Clearings. ( lS.,722 ; I I-
anc s. tla.SK ! . New York exchnni : nelllngat
Jl.lO i > remlnm ,
lldHTON1. Bept. 23 , Clearlnns , J12.973.SS3 ! bal
ances. tl.C,7.4n ; for tha week , 57J.7S1.9C1 ; bal-
'
. Sept. 23.-ClearlnKs , W.OJ7.0C3 ;
balancca , MCl.Ji" ; fpr the week , cleurlngs , (11 ,
,001.050 ; balances. $ I.C12M7.
HAN FHANflSCO. Sept. t . Drafla , sluht ,
12 > Ac ; l.'I Kiaphlc. lie : l > ar slln-r , Ui@Ur ! ;
ll.-xlrnn ckrllam , tUQ-UHc.
IX > NDOK. Sept. . Oolil Is quoted at lluonos
Ayr at rS ; MnUrld , 18 ; I.lnbon , 2I.SO ; tit.
1'eters'jurir. Wi Athens , 77 ; Jlome , 103 ; Vienna.
J03 ,
CINCINNATI. Wj-ut. W.-fieitlng-i ; , 1I.221.MO :
for the weekJIO.CO.WO ; Kime wwk last y 'ar.
} a. 0 , OXI ( for the month. J46.SM.MO. Stonoy , 3tJ6
per mil. New I'oiU exchunce. Kc discount la
ji.ir.
ji.ir.NCW YOUK , Bpt. 29.-Tbe iportu of rpecle
from the | K > rt of tfrvr York during the week
Wfro ! Oolj. , .W ) | sliver , $730 , ( H 5. The Imports
for the wr.-U were : UuM , J.VO.CS3 ; silver. J1S.132 ;
4ln- . Bowls , J.21JSG2 ; Kfncrul merchnndlie , J7.iM.-
CCS.
CCS.CHlCAnO.
CHlCAnO. Sept. tS.'UnrlnES , J1S.S61,000 [ total
for the we.-k. $ S3.CKt.Ot)0 ; correniKindlnar wi-rk
la l year. J78.9J2.W . Jlonry , 4OIMi per cent on
call nnJ Wit I T rent on lime. X w York ex-
- , SOiilit dlxcoi'iitj ( oiolun rxi > haiig , llrm ;
. nommriclnl , JiiH f.Wi.
KT. IXflK. Sent. . Uank ktatMiicrit ! Clntr.
Inxi. P.2O.U1 ; this werU. J1.130.o ; la.t werk ,
J2v.77l.no. corrr-K > ndlnz week. 1WJ. | l\ 3. i ;
InrivnM ) over Iw3. JJ.iCCSJl. nr t-'t \ T i-ent ,
this month. ISt.M.o : ; ; HeptomlxT. I8M , JIO.4n.7o3 ,
lUUnci-H. I2IMOD ; IhU wn-k. | ! .3il.5ll ; la. I u k ,
M.SIS.COJ , curimpondtnE week IttJ. II.S7I.UIII ; ttili
muath , il4.S90.UI. aepltmUr. IWI , r > .W.U > l ; In
crfQhfl clearinn far tbo month 16 p r rent lli
chanse on New York. Me Jlscuur.t bid. Money
dull kt W/l pec cent.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKETS
Weak Winds Up with a Tniily Liberal Run
of Indifferent Qualit/ .
STEADY DEMAND FOR DESIRABLE CORKFEDS
UiuUr ( Imilri of l > neil Hoof Htock
lectcil Cnnnrrs Strndy but Slow
StorUcr * Mruii * ; r Hoc * Close
lirr Under Itrluk I hi1115.
SATURDAY , Sept. 29 ,
The receipts today were 2,800 cattle- and
5.000 liogs. ngalnst 2.0SO cattle , 1,010 hogs
nnd 3,049 , sheep yesterday , and 2,693 cattle ,
3.31S Iiogs and 3,526 sheep on Saturday ol
list week.
CATTLK The receipts of cattle , 100 loads ,
was n fair run for a Saturday. Out ot this
number tliere vvcro nine loads consigned
direct to the packers. There were some
common to fair westerns In today , and a
bunch of prlma native corn led beeves. The
Oemsml was pretty fair for desirable boct
stcera at steady prices , but the more com
mon grades were slow , nnd the buyers did
not appear anxious for them.
Tlio cow market did not show much
change as compared -with yesterday. Such
cattle as the buyers wanted were fully
steady.
Willie the country demand for stackers
and feeders was rather light , as usual on
the last day ot the week , there was con
siderable trading In this class of cattle.
The week closes with a much better feeling
In tlio feeder market , and with prices firm.
Iteprescntatlve sales :
DIIUSSHU 11KI2F.
No , Av. Pr No. Av. Pr. No. Av. IT.
3. . . . PGG | 3 Or , 2. . . . KM (3 00
8II1PPINO ANI > KXPOllT.
43..IDI aSS 2..1375 4 00 43..1(70 5 S3
COWS.
13 Beer ( lies 3 no
Hay Htatp Ijlve Ktix-k Company.
2 nlr . tllf..1150 2 49 31 r/dets..ltlO ; 2 G3
19 Bteers 11S7 3 2i C.r atot-rs , 116 ! 3 23
76 Btc-erB 1142 325 Dixie ? , 1211 X 25
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Calmi-s & rums-n ,
Scows 1010 221 9cj\v 843 233
G rtrs , tig..1191 2 41 2 cnlvro 120 2 70
2 ralveH 223 3 0- > 7 fi-i\li-r . . . .1134 3 ID
HOGS The weels closed with a liberal run
ot hogs , there being sixty-seven loads In the
yards , which was a largo gain over Saturday
of last week. Tlio qua Illy of the hogs was
About the same OB yesterday except that
there were two prime loads today. The
packers all wanted hogs and there v.-a3 also
some little etilpplnR demand. As a result
there was a good active market and prices
were forced up 5S10c. An early clearance
was expected. The hulk of the hags sold
at f5.lGflG.3B , as against $5.10&i.25 ! yester
day and ? 5.20g5.GO ( on Saturday of last
week. Representative sales :
SHKBI' There were no fresh receipt * of
aheep , hut plenty of holclovera In the yards.
The market was weak and Blow. Knlr to
cholco natlvti are quotable at | 2.'Juf/3.00 ) ;
fair to good westerni. J2.0002.30 ; common
and stock sheep , $1.25@3.:5 ; KOCH ! to choice
40 lo lOO-paund lamba , J2.COr3.7C. Itepre-
iienUtlvo aales :
No. Av , I'r.
71 Colorado mixed , n II.M
Kunsiu flty I.lvo htoclt Slurkut ,
KANSAfl CITY. Sept. 29. CATTLC-nerslpU.
4l' ' lifnd ; Khlpnienli , 1.MM licail. JUrkcl
Blrady ; Texnx teer . HIM J.M ; beef rtciri ,
J3.Wif8.00 ; nkllre ouws , Jl.K3JSi stockein ouJ
fee-len. 11MHI.M.
Iioas-llerelpts. 1,100 head ; kh'pmenta , CM
bud. MuiVtt strong to 1(0 lilghcri bulk oj
tieavlrs. | S.U < f5ti ; parkin.
nKl' Ilrwlpt ! * . IWO h il | shlpmonU , none.
Matkct ttenily. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
UIIIX'AOO I.IVK HTUUIC.
Mont of tip ( UTorliiRi Vcro Talcti nt
.Noinlnnlly Slrmly I'rlcpn.
CHIC'AOO , Si-lit. . In cnttle tnlny'B r * lpl. |
were pstlnmlnl nt 1.6CO htixl. makitiic nbiuit tt.(4 (
im < l for the week nml 2S.1.0M for this mantli.
riii ? rtcelpli fur la t week wore 61.KS hwid , and
'or I he curmponillnit week Insl yeair S3 SSO liocM.
Thi-rc was tbo usual Bftturil.iy'a iUli I. Nobody
n mivt to stand In present need of any mors
nillle. ISut most of the orferlnKs were lAkfn
leverthelesa. and nt nomlimllr rtmily prices.
ntlvos wppn Qiioti1 ! ! nt fioni Jl ti * l < ! .2j. ivalcrnii
u from JI.W to J4.GO nnd Tcxans nt from JI.J3
to JJ.10.
In IIOKS the iVjy'ii arrivals xvero tltnalc < l nt
LOW head , mnklng 9.1.VW for the wirk ntwl 412,9:0
twiil tar thp month. Uist week the rccrlpta w ro
15,778 , nml for thn coiicrK > iullnfr werk Ust year
3.1. Wf lieiul. The llinlkct Imil n hi-nlthh-r tone.
Not only did RI > K ! stuck flrll stronger , but It
was ixws'ble tn Kft MlRhlly Ix-lti-r prices for Com *
non loin. There win a. fair Mistorn ilcmund , anil
h * < lot'il p clters woic less In-arlsh ,
Th sliiH'p market Is HnclninKed fivtn yfulfnlay ,
N'ltnltlistnndhiK the ilepressnl comlltlun of tha
iinrkft. Kht-rp Kpem tu txj ( ollltiR , n * vrry few
of tb. s week s rccclpta remiiln unsold. Ths re-
'elpt.i f r totlny UCIL llbriiil for the Ust clay.
alxml 3,000 hrad. Of those wrntctn
are In the majority. It IK ltii | . > ; siblc to prollct
with nccunicy tha condition uf thu market for
Monday , but the prompt rrcdpta for Iho c.nnliiB
week nre mind tou rnvniable.
llecolpts Catllc , l.&OW heail : cnlvcs , 3W bead ;
IOKS , llW ) head ; flii-tp , B.SW hend.
St. l.onli I , It it Mork Mnrkct.
ST. tXlt'Ifl. -CATTIi-rtccolpts. . SCO
icnd ; lilpiiu' ls , I,1MO brad. Mailed iiult't. steady ,
utivhiuai'd , Qiiotiitbim nunilnnl for lucl : ut sup-
pl ' .
HOfSS nwclpts , 7W head ; shipments. 1.101
lend. Mntkot dull ; iu > thlntf K'Mxl on siK' . fair to
nu-dlum llslit nml mined , | 5.uotrf > .5. ' ; fntr licary ,
IS.4i. !
BlinKI' llcc ! pti , 100 hend ! ohlpmi-nts , l * >
iieacl. Mnrkct quiet , numltml , uncluniced ,
St. I.oill * Oenrnit 'Miicknt ' ,
ST. LOUIS , Sept.K1.0TJ -Qulel , un-
chiinsrd.
\VHUAT-Slrt\iKcr . nn ' 4 net ;
S"i > . 2 nil. cnsh nnd Heptcinhcr , 4iVSc ! Drccntber ,
W.iOMVio ! Mar. & " > ? Jc.
CUKN firm. Ralnlnff 1'ic ' ; No. S mUftl. cash.
Mo : Spptcmlwr , Cl ; I3e.-embr , lOHc ; May. 47S&
OAT HlmnK. hlKticr ; No. i. cuslt nml Heplem.
lier , Me ; Oclaber , SJVif ; Mny , 3lHc.
UYi-&V > I.I.I for N3. 2 , cast lrr.ck.
It.Mll.HY No tnullnir ,
JlllAN Klrmj Mo , sacked , east track.
KI.A.X HKKli-vSteady ; Jt.-IO.
CI/lVKIt StMD-fltton : J7.25n8.20.
TIMOTHY Hiii-Kluu ) choice. JS.4J.
HAY UnclmnRpd.
litrrriJIt Unchanged.
IXIOH UnchntiKod.
I.IA | > l iwer ; f2.82'i ,
Hl'Kt.TlCU-M.2i ) .
CX5IIN MIM/-J2. 156-2.55.
\VIII8ICY-U.S3.
PJlOVIHIONS-Qiilet , nrmcr. link , BtandaM
IIITOS. Jobhlnir , ( II. Ijird , prime ntcnni , J3.41W ;
cholco. JS.5214. Dry milti-il ltn-ntn. loose nlinul-
li-rs , JG37V4 : lonps nd r J73T1ii s'lorts. J7.6214.
lliioui , vnckml shiuIilTB. J7.M ; Iwigt , JS.23J rlbn.
J8.2'iiS.374 ; shirts , J .CoflS.R2ii.
IlKCRirTH Klour , 4.1X0 I > 1 Is. ; whrnt , IO.OM bu.J
corn. 20i > w bu. ; on In , l.r < lju.
SlIII'MKNTS-Kliiiir , S.OV ) I > b1 . ! wheat , 2,009
bu. ; corn , 7 , * ) ) bu.j outs , 6,000 1m.
Ciitton . Itirki-t.
NEW OHI.KANS , Sept. I } . COTTON Quiet ;
sales. 423 bales ; to nrrlvc. 2so bales ; oulnniy.
I Il-t6c ; CIKM ! onllnnry , 5 3-lCot low mld.lllni ; ,
fi 7-lSc ; nilddllnir , 7 13-10c ; K od mldailns , 0 l-KJaj
nilildllnir. fait. GlCc ; fnlr , 7c ; nominal ; re
ceipts , 1,743 bales ! cxportn. continent , 1M9 bales ]
const wlsi > , 573 halos ; stork. 61,113 Uiles : futures.
rosy ; pales. 4Isno l.nlfs [ Oc-tober. .COSf3.62 ;
N'uvembpr. M.64I75.CB ; necvnibcr , > 5..1 | 5.7 ! ;
Jnmniry. j : .745JT.3 ; IVbruary , | J.734p3.Si ] ; Mnrch ;
.1.84 ; . * . ; April. J5.IC)5f5.01 : Mny , Si.aiKf3.J7 ;
JnnifO.C23Cn3 ; July , te.OSSTO.OU.
NKUYOKK. . Bent. 29. It hns Ions Iffn n .
serlcd by some of the more iiKKrcsslvc limra
lhat Duccmber cotton , conlmcts would BO below
the Oc level. There procnontlcatorn mlueil the
mnilc but by a few hours. October nnd November
cuntmcls selling ; today us low aa 83.93 , the lowest
; irlc-y evi-r rt'coidcd plnce thn orRnnlentlon of the
M'liiniKc. mill piiRKed but a few times tn the
history of traile. Yrt the talk of the oxchanjjo
s us lx-irl."h an ever. Thn hlslieat imotntlon on
the list nwilo by toilay'n transactions was 55.54
for Aiiuust , IS)5. contracta. The lionrs pn-tcnd
, i > bt'llmenil th montlii * will KT > below the
Cc limit lx > fore the time for the deliver } * of the
cotton comes around.
Cuff * o .Miirkct.
NI3VV VOIl ? : . Sept. 53. COFl-TITS Option *
opened weak at 25 point * ileellne. ruled Irregular
nml Kfnernlly heavy under llriuMntlun nml short.
BolllMB. clued ulcjiily nt 2)H2 ) > | > olnM nel decllni- *
oaUa , 31,234 IwKa , Im-tiitllng : Octnlwr. Sll.O'CPltOi :
Novemlwr , 112.301(12. S5 ; December. 112.SO 1U3 :
Jnnuniy. I11.50U11.63 ; Mardi. | 1l.40MIfu. Fpit
coffee , IUD , quiet nml > vi-ak ; N . 7. ( I'l 'l , ; rmlil ,
dull unit nomlmil : t'onlovn , tl8.23ffl .nil.
HANTOS , Bept. 23.V.il : ! BOCK ! v > ratffl Sin-
lo/f , fit , Kif. receipts , 34,000 liaeaj Block , , 4W.OO * \
YilvMIIUIlG. Kept. 29. Dull : price * Iffl'.i pf
lower : Billon 14,000 basi * .
IIAVKK. Sept , W. OIIVI-MJ barely utrticlvi&Vt \
loivrr nt 12 rn. ; rln3e < l Inri'ly HteaOy , ncl ilerl na
of ViOlf : total sal.v. 10OH IM-JB.
IHO 1)10 JANKIHO. Hcpt. 2) . Wenltr No. 7.
nio. $11.i- , ; oxcliHiui21'jd ; receipts. I'.OM Imzai
rlearcil for thp Unttiil StlitM , Jl.flDl II.IEH ; cjenrfj
for liurjp-1. 4,000 hnTiij nt'cl ' ! 2.S1.00) tiifrs.
Wnrelinuto iiellverti-3 from New York I'Cutff iliy ,
13.CC3 IWRH : > : < Yolk Mocli , 137.Wfi hasn ; rnlt.l
Stl'tes mr"l < . 210,355 litK * : ntlr l for til ! I'nUinl
States. IlS.OftD ljai ! ; tnlat visible. 423,333 bags ,
against 271,314 b.iRH la--t yrnr ,
t lilric > l-'rult lui > tutlnni , <
CIIICAOO. Kept. CD. Porter Ilitm. company ,
Chlcii n , xnM three care uf fruit nt auction :
Double Tokay irraiii-i , } 2.C5ft5.3" ; Slvli. ll.WMP
2.45 ; VviRcU , tl.Mm.lv ; MuscatM. | ! . : < > U1 , < 0 :
llartlett penrn , | 1.55fr.3J ; ? nlwny 'ii-uelies , TO'I
! )5o ) : IMcituet. Into , > jc , ICnijK-ror itmiK's , tt.SO.
At New York , two cars : Half crntc-i Tokny
CTiipes. ll.SMTi.SO : hitlf. MIISCHIH. ll.GKW 2iJ
Muroccns , Il.i-0fl2.t5 ; iissviitc. ! , | 2.2X2.40 ; Halwny
penchcs , 75c < 8J1.0'ii l.nvy Cllncs. 1l,20iil.2i.
The Knil 1'nilt comimuy. C'hlc.-iini , solii ona
car at nuctlnn. It wns n c.ir of Mulncii Rinpea
nml avernKeil J1.47 per half crate for over 1,000
half cmtes. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
S.i 11 rr. iirl iri .Ulain ; int.itlTii. .
SAN PKANUISCO. Sjpt9Tlia oaiuljl
QiiomtloiiH fj.mlniii ; rttojutdi/ > 'j u
lows *
SPECULATION.
H.I t'f J Hf/OCfitiSl'ISr .
A successful ( peculation Is one In which some
thing la nolit inr innrelhunllcDst.lt nmy bq
inlk-o or cumwhisk-or wluiit bfM-C ur ! > uOi.
shoes or stocks. In every trade sunieone ttukrj
money , that's the object of tiadlnii , Trail ni In
blocks and train pays blcccr prcillla thnn tnul.
Inir In nnylliliiK elw. The 1i-als nre mails more-
nulrldy than a ynnl of rnllcn can I.e Iwuiiht ,
Bmall quick profltx. murli nmltlplM. soon roll
up Into consiilenible sums. A rhrC'iv.l op Tiil'T
will make a clozm ileiilH u day with the Ham *
money , There Is alwnys a buyer ready for need
storks ami Rtml irraln.
K ery lnxlK say * "Money malies money. " "Th
Hint thousand Is the himrat ) tn eel , ' * "A mil *
llonalie miilfps money easily. " Jiifl iio vrr take
your money 120 lo (1004 und put It with th
money of 1404 others. Wo have n million la opcr-
: iti with , Wo make mcnty , make tt quickly
snfely.
, lpre Is Ihn pmflt WP have paid our customer *
since January I ,
January 2. 13 per cent. May 1 , S per Cent
IS , 10 per cent. li , It iwr cent
February 1 , H per cent June I , H4 per cent
is , IS pvr rent. " m 1 > sr c't > n *
March 1 , t ] ii > i- rent , 1 , 7 J per cent
15 , 8 I"-T cent. 18 , 7 p r rent
April 2 , 9 per cent Aujptst I. 8 per Ci-nt
10 , 8H l > cr cent. ie , 1 per tent
MaklnK a tntnl of 113 per cent In
A sum wh'ch In rolling dry seed * winiM ti
aulre ilv yearn t earn , or la pwnlnif r ul *
flat t&ku IS years In earn ,
Our charuu fur nnkln thu prom for pur ru >
toniers Is imp-tenth of their ntt inulit.
We have never losl a ilnll c for uny cuilomef
In any of our combination * .
AVe hava no ! n ill iiU lle.r cu fomer.
Slqney can l > wlihdrHwn nl nny I line.
1'rclltsent promptly by clicfK on ( lie I ( and
10th day < if each month.
circulars nn < l for our -weflily ina'rht-l reporl.Ou1 *
circulars nnd for ourwreckly matltct rcpoil. Our
syitem U tnlerrstlnE even Ifou think you ila
not care tu Juln us ,
& 00 , Btio'i 8ul Grain Brokers ,
IS and 20 TJrondway , New Yarlc Oily.
ILOUDOU.
Comuilsaioii
Graii Hnvl I'rovlsloiis.
Private wires to Chicago ana Mew Yorlc
All busui 3 orilers iiTaccd an Chlcujci
Hoard of Trado.
Correspondence eollclttd.
Office , room 4 , New York Uf
