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10 TIIE OMA1TA DAILY 11I3R : FHIDAY , SEPTEMBER L , 1H08.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Nebraska Drop Reports Strengthens Corn in
Speculative Pita.
FALLING OFF IN EXPECTATIONS OF YIELD
AVIirnt Ailtnnoc-N Half n < 'i-nt , Out *
Incline IllKlu-r , I'orU Ln 7 I-U
Cento , l.aril 'J. 1-1J nml Itllm
7 1Ciiilx. .
CHICAGO , Sept. l.-lacl ) crop reports
from Nebraska BtreriKtliuiefl corn today.
That urousul the Hympattileii of trailers in
wheat nml vt\v the principal reason for nn
ndvunco of S-SQt&c. At the close December
eurn Hhoucd nn arlvnnto of MlS-Sc. Oats
\\tit unchanged to 1-Sc hlKhcr. 1'orlc ud-
\ancpd 714c , lard 2'e ' and HIM 5y"4c. '
A i itlitr urKent demand from shorts
Just nt thu opening , owlni ; to lonllnued hot
\viuther und IlKhter receipts than expected ,
advanced thu prlco of corn 3-ie over the
< lese yeslf relay on thu Initial traiHuctlorus.
'ibo condition of the crop In 'Nebr.iBka.
liij\ve\er , appeared to be the chief consid
eration with traders Kunsat corn WIIH In
a bid or worsu condition than that In Nc-
br.itku , but the trade hero had already at-
fptcd the d.imago reports from Kansas
und did Home buyltiR because of them dur
ing thr last Hliort bull campaign It needed
iinotlur blK totn ( ftutti to be heard from
ill.si ouraKlngly a to Its crop prospects to
thoroughly stir tip the bulls. Nebraska s
Ktemi disappointment as compared with Its
early prohpects for a big crop c.ime oppor-
tiitx ly and \san thu chief Incentive * In the
buying ' 1 ho markt't h.ul no tli-ildrd set
back exi ept iinmotllnt * ly following the
opening bulge , and u g.iln nftu Ui cumber
hud ilsui ' ,4c ibovi ) tin previous elis clos
ing prli i' , when It hadi ' ro.ii lion De
e-ember opem il Vi o-Su up nt JKfSl 1-he , ele-
< llnrd to SO'/i1r ' ? ! ( , Improvil to .H'ic , then
naited to .lift ! ! l-8c at thu close ( JblciiKO
nil Hid I'M curst of wheat , against 'J.'D e\-
j > iUd The we.ilher was hot ami consld-
ur < d unfavorable for corn and th it artlfle
was Htiong at I lie roinmencr mtnt of the
hpsslnn There was a general feeling of
i otillilem-o oxpre.sspd on tin- curb that un
der pri sent clrruinsUim is Dei ember wheat
\wi low enough In lonsc'iiuento the op. . n-
ing trades were at about 'ic Improvement
over closing prices of last night. No
In-lit hud been tendered on Hcjiti-tnlicr
iiiiilr.iets bi fore the opening. This fait
helped In tin- formation of tin- slightly bul
lish tone- with which trading started. On
the other hand , the Llvirpool c une 410
3-fcel IIHM.Ivvhllo Minneapolis und Duluth
lecolpts were ( .72 e-ars , compared with .ill
inrs the cirresondlng [ day a jear ago
Corn soon bigan to drop a few sixteenths
of Its early advanie and that , with the de-
elln" at IJvcipool and he ivy northwest
receipts , had to rei elvo tht consideration
It was entitle d to at the hands of the
wheat speculators As a result thu sm ill
advance at the start was lost llusliifss
was fim.ill and the heat was too oppressive
for anyone to mix himself in the sweltering
ciowd.
The riggiegato of the day's primary
\\estern nmikct receipts was l,02Rmrj bu ,
agalmit OII.OM bu. a > eur ago , and It now
appeals as If the movement for the piesint
season having at length caught up on lh.it
of the jour before was getting In shape to
beat It September opened l-Vd'if up at
die nnd after di-cllnlng to C3 5-Xe advanced
to rl'4r/3-Si ' at thu close , December started
1SJiiMhigher at Id 7-SiW ( | 1-be sold down
to Cl 5-Sti < > n. e , llrmcd up and closed at C
( fliSliG , sellers
O.itH was easy earlv , but toward the
close tlie. strength displayed by corn wa
ielt and the market closed steidy. Decem
ber opened iliuhiingi'd at 19 7-Se , up to 20r ,
weakened to I'JM'l'J 7-fco anil closed at
13 7-Mil.ik.
Provisions were depressed at the start
from the knowledge that about IJ.ouO
tlen cs of larel hail been delivered on Sep-
, tembei contrails before the stsslun opened.
Thu opening declines brought forth buycis
who absorbed all that was for sale at the
inniluiatu concessions made when trading
1lrsl stinted December pork opened 2'ic
down at JSM ) , rose to $ SOOiS.92'X { ' ! and re
in ted to $ S90 , bnyoiH , at the close. De
cember lard staitetl 2V lower at $ " > 12 ,
weakened to J5 10 , then Improved to J3 17'
the i losing pi IceOitober ribs began 2V2'u >
r.c off at $5 27'i ' und advanced to Jo .IT's , the
lest Ing llgnie
Kstlmateil receipts for tomorrow : "Wheat
190 cars , corn , 130 cars , oats , 410 cars , hogs
20,000 he-ad
The leading futures ranged an follow * :
Upon. Low. OloHi ) . I YPN il'y
114 IW <
II2H ' > .al . < (11 H
04 UiH 04
.1UU-.I1
smw
JO
JO 1U
J-J't '
R tin B77S Hill ) H77K
H 7. . 8MJL , H 7.1 8 X.t ! ( H 7S
V HO H OJ t H HI ) HDD 8 8S > .
5 no M)3 ) 4074 605 005
fill- . ft UK ft 0.1 6 10
6 r.'H 617H 6 10 C 1C
C40 630 R 40
t , .I7 > i 6 'J7W fi 37U
Xo. 2.
rush quntntlons WPte ns follows-
1-'IOUR Kusy ; Hpoclul brands , $1 73 ' ,
htiil palenlH , 11 73(116 ( in' ' , HoK piitentH , Ji.U/ Of
3 SO
\VAT | | | No. 2 sprlnR , CITiClc ; No. a ,
spring , i.liifile. No J red , CTijiiise.
CORN No. 2 , JOiJlc ( | , No. 2 jellow , SI1 *
( ff-H'/lii'
OATS-No 2. 20-p ; No. 2 while , 23fl24c
No 3 \ \ hllLSJVWJJtie. .
HYU No. 2. 4)4U43'ie. ) ( '
llARI.nY No. 2 , J f/41c. /
SUiiSKliiNieed. . No. 1 , S75S7'ip ( ; n. w.
BOo. prime timothy seed , f J 52'i
I'ROVISlONS-i'oik , mess , per bbl. . JS S
47S ST > Liird , pel 100 Ibs. , $ jO. ' f305 | llacon
Hhort ribs Hlde-B ( loose ) , $52551550. Ur :
nailed Bhoulders ( boxuil ) . $1 50j ( | t 73 , shor
clear Hides ( boxed ) , $ S70 5bO.
SUGARS Cut loaf , unuh.umod.
l-'ollowlnt ; uro thu tect-lpls ami shipment
for lodii > :
cm the I'roiluco exchaiiKo today the bill
ter nmrUel was sleacly : crcamurlcs , 135
li'-.c. d.ilrlos , IJJilCc HKKS , llrm ; fresl
IJ'jt ' U\o poultiy , brisk demand , sprlni
ebUUeiiH , 10'.i ' , buns , be , clucks , C'uTc , lui
Ueju , 7i.
M\V ionic ( ; IMIIAI , ;
( tiiotiitlonn for < li < > Ilay oil ( ieoeru
NUU' YORK , Sept. 1 l-'LOUH-nccelpts
2S , ! > SO bbls. ; exports , 2J.S37 bbls ; marke
quiet und unchanged , spring patents being
Irregular and low grade winters easy.
CUUNMtJAh-Steudy , jcllow wcstcin , M
WHljAT Hecelpls , 175,730 lui : exjiorts ,
lSJ,20s ) bu , spot easj , No 2 red , 7JHc f o. b
tilloat. to urrlvo , 7JiC spot Options openfel
blioiiKc-r on fuieiKit bu > lng , but encoun
tered a larger spring wheat moMUiient.
easier cables and line weathei news , whkh
producwl subseiiuent weakne.ss All of thin
.vus tlna'ly ' regali nl on coveting by Sep
tember shorts UIH. n good cash demand ,
thi' ilo-e being at l-Si' e net advance ,
sales Included No 2 red September , C.S j-ltiir
C9 1-So , cloned , ut tf , December , CU 6-104 ] )
Ctf 7i . closed. f 6 7-Sc
COHN Hecelpls. 115,700 bu ; exports , SC.-
S3o bu ; spot nrm. No 2 , , ! ii 7c f o b.
atloat Options opened steady and ad
vanced on cables and further bad crop
news At noon weakness iove | > loped with
wheat , but was checked by a late recovers
on wet weather scare , closing 'tfyj-se net
advance , September , 31 fi-Sfi3J > 4c , closed ,
D-VjC 'December , 33 S-16K33 7-ic ; clostil ,
S3 7-Sc
OATS-Hccelpts , ICfi.soo bu ; exjKirts. 101 , .
370 bu . spot iiulet. No. 2 , 27c ; No 3 whlle > ,
27l W2bc Options iiulot but firmer wlih
corn , closing l-so net higher , September
closed , 25c
HOl'S-Qulet.
WOOI Dull
UrTTKH-UeceiptB. 3.50S pkRS. ; Hrm ;
western creamery , H'iQlS'.c ; KlKlns , li jc.
KGCS Uecclpts , 6,1 JO pkgs. ; tlrm ; west
ern , I6e
CHUUSn-Dull , larso white , 7Kc ; Brrnll
white. 7\iU < 'c , largu colored , 7so ! , smalt
colored , "Mifcc
TA1.LOVQulet
COTTONSIID OIL-Quict ; prime yellow.
MOhASSKS-Stoady.
JUJTA1.S Once nioro the metal market
flhows slfiim of hariU'iitng , deoplie the fact
that demand drags In nearly all depart
ments At the close today the tendency tof
prices was unmistakably toward a higher
level , with buyers bhowlm ; Increased at *
trillion The metal exchange called pig
Iron warrants tinner ut the close , with VO
bid and f7u5 ufcKcd , lake copper id
but firm , ttlth | 121.fi bid nml J12 23 nuked ;
tin firm hut dull , with Jl' . SIH bid nnO JP. w
oU'.i'd , lend steadier , with 4'Jii1 * bid and
t4 W4 mkeil , nr lter qul"t nnd atcndy , with
II 7f. bid nnd 14 f-9 nuked. The firm that
mimes th Rottllnn i > kr for leading we-u-
prn mint's and sriiolturs contioue-s to quote
leud nt 1390
OMAHV < ; IMIIVI , . MAIIKHTS.
Conilltton of Trnd < * mill Qnnn ( < loiin on
Sinplinnil Pane ) ' Produce.
nnns rjood stock , 120.
UUTTnil rommon to fair , lOOlJc : scp-
nrator Uc , gathered crnimTy , 13'tJlCc.
MVi : I'Ol'LTny Hens , cae'ic : old roost
ers,4c , _ spring chickens , lie , ducks , 5c ;
> c
1'IOnoNS Live , per doz. , Jl. ,00. ,
VKAI. Choice , Rfi9c.
HAY Upland , * 5 Co. midland , Jl DO ; low
land , 4100 , r > straw , $100
VEOKTAUhKS.
CKf.nnY Per doz hum lies ,
ONIONS New pouthern , per bu , ,
TIUANH Hand-picked navy , per bu , , $1.23.
1'OTATOnS-I'er bu , SOfclOc.
CAHUAOi : Per Ib. Ic.
TOMATOES I'er four-basket crate , 259
Oe.
' 'UCU.MBKRS Homo grown per dozV8 ,
20c.
TROPICAL THUITS.
ORANGHS Seedlings. J271. Vnlen-
c\nv \ , per box. J3.00 , Mediterranean sweets ,
tl "iTl i W
La.MONS-Callfornln , Jfi ( XHG ) 23 ; fancy
Messina tn 50 7 00
HANANAS-fholCP , Inrgo stock , per
bumh , J2 0052.23 , mud him sized bunches ,
fl 75'u200
rilUlTS.
APPLiS-Por , . . . , . . . . -
AVATnilMLILONS-Craled , HQluc ; loose ,
WlUe
( ANTALOUPK Homo grown , per ciate ,
$1 Wit I 2"
PBAriinS-rnllfnrnln 20-lb case , $1.10
PLUMS-C'allfornlns , Jl 23m 50.
PHARS UarllPtl , $ . ' 2Vi(2 ID ,
GRAPHS Native per hnM.ot , 15c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per II ) , largo size , 12 ®
lie. small , lie , Urazlls , per Ib . DJjlOc ; Un
gllsh walnuts , per Ib fiinev soft shell. 11 < 3 >
12c , stnndiuls. XJj9c. tllberts , pur Ib . lOc ;
pei .ins , polished , medium Cii'c. extra
large Sf/'li , large hickory nutc , $1000110
per bu , pmnll , $1 IMl 2 > per bu , cocoanuts ,
per 100 , $1 , { iPnnnti , raw , t'ftC'.c ; roaaled , 7c.
MAI'I.H hVRUP Klve-cal. can , each ,
$2 Ti , Kill cans , pure , per dog , $12 , half-gal ,
cans , $1.2' ) , 'mart rnns , $350
HONKY-Cholce white , llfJ15c.
PATKS Hallow et , fiO to 70-11) boxes' ? , 5'ic ;
Salr , Cc , Kurd , U-lb. boxes , 9e.
TIGS Imported , fain y 3-crown. 14-lb.
boxes , lOe , 5-crown , 44-lb. boxes , 13c ; 2-11) ,
bo\es , 22f(23o ( per box , California , 10-lb.
box , $1
CIDUR-Pcr half bbl , J1 2371 30.
HIDiS , TALLOW , KTC.
IIIDHS-No 1 sreen hides 7c ; No Z
Kreen hides , fie ; No 1 halted hides , S c ; No
2 tjlted hides , " 'IP , No 1 vt.il culf , S to 12
Ibs , 9c , No. 2 vual eulf , 12 to 1" . Ibs , 7c
TALLOW , ORIIASn , I2TC Tallow , No.
1 , .Ic , tallow , No 2 , 2'4C ' ; loliKh tallow , I'/ic ;
whlto grease , 2'/.iJj24c , jollow and brown
grease I'jJiS'iP
SlIKip I'KLTS Green -ailed , Pach , lit ?
7Gc , gii-en s.illrd shearings ( shorl cooled
early skins ) , each , 15c. , dry shearings ( short
woolcd eitly skins ) . No 1 , each , Se , diy
Hint , Kansas and Nebraska butcher wool
pells , per Ib , actual weight , 4'i3e , dry Hint ,
Kansas und Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per Ib , actual weight , "file , dry Hint , Colorado
rado bute hi r wool pelts , per Ib , actual
w tight. 4'Tiae ; dry Hint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per Ib , actual WPlght , 3S4c.
S ( . I.eiulN MiirKi-l.
ST LOt'IS , Sepl. 1 FLOUR Dull nnd
UIH hanged
\VniAT-Cloieil llrm al the best prlce-i
of the dnv feu futures and 3-Sc to 5-8c ! above )
jesterday , spot , dull nnd lower , No. 2 red ,
cash , elevator , csu.e , track , G9i70c , Sep-
li tuber , CC'/iu bid ; Dec-ember , t.3SliMu ;
May. b3'4c bid ; No. 2 hard , cash , file , down
lo bJc.
CORN rulurc.i were slendy to fracllon-
nll > bttler limn yesterday , spot , dull ; No.
2 cash , .10e , Seplember , 29 5-Su bid , Decem
ber , 2l ! 7-be ; May , IllVic asked.
OATS Futures showed small fraclloni
ubu\o jchlerdiu , spnl , steaiU , No 2 cash ,
2e ! bid , IniLk , S2 > $ c. Seplember. 20\f207-fic ( ;
Dercmber , 20c bid ; No. 2 while , 23'/c.
RYi-i.isy
SHKIJ I'laxsped , lower at S5c ; prlmu Urn-
olhy sued , JJ 23
CimNMTAL Quiet Jl RJ'iTl 70
11RAN Steady , sacked , east track. 4lc.
HAY Dull , quiet and weak ; timothy ,
$ GKViC)00 ( , ptalrle , $450iG50
UUTT13U Slow and quiet ; creamery , 16 ®
19te. dalrv , l.iJ17'ii\ ! (
I'GGS-Qulct at lie. loss off.
WHISK'k Sle-iidy , $1 25
COTTONTIKS AND RAGGING Un
changed.
AIiTALS-Lpad , dull nt $3.90 ; speller ,
steady at $1 U ) bid.
PROVISIONS Pork , steady ; standard
mean , jobbing , $ S 75. Laid , lower ; prlmo
steam , $4 % , choice , $493 Diy salt meats ,
boxed shoulders , $3 00 , extra short clear and
ribs , J3G2U | , shorts. $5 87'4. Uacon , boxed
shouldeis , J5.r > OflrjW4 , extra hhort clear
nnd ribs , Jii OOfifi 50 ; shorts , $ G 37H--
RiCiiPTS-FIour : , 5,000 bbls , wheat , 72-
000 bu , corn. 29,000 , bu ; oats , 29.000 bu
SIlll'MUNTS-I-'lour , fi.OOO bbls ; wheat ,
5,000 bu , corn , 139.000 bu , oats , G.OOO bu.
Ilitltliniirc Mnrl.i-t.
BALTIMORE , Sept l.-PLOUR-Dull and
unchanged , receipts , 8 , HC bbls , exports ,
3t,4 bbls
WHEAT Easier ; spol nnd monlh , OS 7-S
< JtG9c , October , CS iJiC Hc , steamer No 2
led , G4V fifil 3-Sc ; receipts , S0.4S3 bu ; ex
ports , 86,000 bu , soulhern wheat , by sam
ple , GOHj70c , Eonlhern wheal , on grade , C4'4
CORN Firmer ; spot , month and October ,
l iiTJSe1 ; steamer mixed. 33MllP ( , receipts ,
19sOtS bu : exports , 17,141 bu . southern whlto
coin , 3l5(33' ( i , southern vellow , So
OATS Quiet , No 2 whlto western , 27c ;
No. 2 mixed weslern , 248 J3e , receipts , 18,071
bu oxporls , , none
Ul'TTER Sle.uly and unchanged.
| C'IIiiSi-Sle.idy ; and unchangod.
I
KmiNiix ( ' ! ( > ( J nil n null I'ro Ixlonri.
KANSAS CITY , Sept -WHEAT
Active , steady. No 1 hard , C2T,4c , No 2 ,
BOViSMHr. No 3 , 57ififiO < ie ; No 2 red , CSc ;
No 3 , GCe , No. 2 spring , C'jiBS'fcc , No. 3 ,
65f.7 < -
OATS-HIgber , No 2 while. 22H23c.
CORN-Sllghtly higher : No 2 mixed. 27 ®
2 < c ; No 2 vvhllo. 2Se , No 3. 27c.
RYE-Klim. No , 2 , 33'.5T40c.
HAY-Sleady , choice timothy , $050 ;
cholco pr.illlr. $323 550
HUTTKR Firm , separator ,
dairy. IGc
Enns-Steadv : fresh. HUP.
UECEIPTS-Whcat , 100 , SOO bu. ; corn , 3.200
bu . oats. 2,000 bu
SHIPMENTS AVhont , 206,000 bu. ; corn ,
g.SOO bu , oals , 11,010 bu
r : nil ll Ileeelpl" at l'rtneilnl | IarUe ( .
ST LOUIS , Sept. 1-Recclpls : Wheat ,
87 cms
MINNEAPOLIS , Sept , 1. Receipts :
Wheal , J19 cars
CHICAGO , Sepl. 1 Receipts today :
Wlte.it , 19 ! cars : corn , 658 cars , oals , 420
e-.us Esllmated for tomorrow : Wheat ,
190 cars corn , b30 curs ; oats , 410 cars.
DULl'TH , Sept. 1. Receipts : Wheat , 453
cars KANSAS CITY , Sept. 1. Receipts :
Wheat , 1GS cat s
Clnutiiiiilll Vlnrl.et.
CINCINNATI. Sept -FLOUR-Dull. .
WlIEAT-Easler. No 2 reel , ( jC5)G7c. )
CORN Pinner , No. 2 mixed , SOJjSO'ic.
OATH-Steudy No 2 mixed , 2.'c.
RYE-Easj. No 2. 45e.
PROVlSIONS-Liinl , easy nt $390 Hulk
ejtH , c-asy al J 5 00 IJ.uon , linn nt JO CO.
\\IllSKY-Steady at $125.
HUTTER-CJulet.
Sl'GAR-Sleady
llOfiS Plrm at 12c.
ClILESE-PIrm
AVbeal Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. -WHEAT
Ste-adv , September , S 7c ; December , B9fp
59 1-hi . May , Cl 1-Si ; No. 1 hard , Gl' ' c ; No.
1 iiorthern , i2'4i , No 2 north * rn. 59'4c
FLOPR First pitcnt , $3901(100' second
palcnt. $ J70'oJ90 , llrsi cleirs , ? 2 OOIf 3 50.
URAN-In bulk. J57in(575 (
Ciiliriirula Dried
NEW YORK , Sept -CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRUITS Eviiporati'd apples , , com
mon. irfiv. prime , wire tray , 9chole * ,
9Vjc , fancy , O 'eflOc I'l lines. 4frSc. Aprl-
eels , rovul , 110I13C , Moor park , 131) ) IGc.
Peaches , unpeeled , 7 < 89c ; peeled , ISijlOc ,
I.tieri.ool ( rnlii llnrkel ,
LIVERPOOL , Sept. -WHEAT-Qulet ,
n-kd lower ; Seplember , 5s51-bd ; December ,
5s 7 3-Ml.
CORN Sleadv , unchanged to l-M higher ;
September , "slHd. October , 3s21-Sd ; No
vember , 3.133-H1. December , 3o3d.
1'eiirlu > lnrl.i't .
PEORIA. Sept. -CORN Firm , Btondy ;
No 2. JO'ic
OATSPlrm. . No 2 white , 2'i T23c.
WHISKY rirm. on the basis of $1.25
for llnlshed goods
VIIMtaiiUi'f ( iralii .lliirl.et.
MILWAUKEE. Sept 1 WHEAT
Lower. No 1 northern , b5c ; No. 2 northern ,
CSc , December , o3l c
RYE-Sti-iidy. No 1. 43c
llARLEY-Lower. No . ' . 43o.
Sun I'riinelneoVIeal Market.
SAN FRANCISCO , Sept. l.-AVHEAT-
Slrong. December. Jl 104
OARLKY-Slrong. December. 11.16 5-8.
Dilllllll A V lie ill Market.
DULUTH. Sept. l.-WHEAT-No. 1 north -
f cm , cash , M - c , September , 62 6-Sc ; De-
comber , tO May , 031-Sc
I
yr < > ( KS AMI 1II.MS. )
\eiv Aurk Market Dull tit tlie Vcr e of
Sliimintlon In All seeiirltleM.
NEW YORK , Sept -Tho day's stock
market was dull to the verge of stagnation
for practically all of the standard stocks.
There vvns no severe pressure of liquida
tion , but neither was there any demand to
buy.Evidently
Evidently the elaborate manipulation of
the bull clleiue which , In view of the fa
vorable conditions , was expected to Invlto
a prolonged outside bu > lng movement ,
which would carry prices from one higher
stage to another , has come to naught for
the time being The professionals have
realized , but the new holders are vulnera
ble lo maihlimtlons of Die bear clique
and are loalh to hold their stocks In a de
clining market There Is a c instant dribble-
of rc-allrlng offerings and a sagging of
prices The market was redeemed from
absolute dullness todav bv movements In
spei lui stoiks Sugar and Manhattan vveru
marked up bj thu bears. People s Gas
reacted on the failureof the agreement
amongst Inside Inleresls expecled lo re
sult from yestcrdnv s conference There
was law absorption of both Northern Pn-
clllc preferred and Union Paclllc pteferred ,
Union Paclllc 's favorable statement lor
July giving the movemcnl a fresh Impetus.
The- ommon sloe ks bolh suffered from li
quidation The projei Is of Ihe great new
Federal Steel company were rellected In the
activity of various -"links affected Gen
eral Electric , Consolidated Ice , New York
Air llralte nnd Haltlmoru iv. Ohio , the
Cleveland , Wheeling nnd Lotnin .stocks ,
Uulfalo , Rochester and Pltlsburg Blocks
bliowed marked advances
So far as the outli k In the money mar
ket Is concerned there Is prospect eif easier
conditions There was no more gold im
ported today , but sterling exchange was
weaker London money rules ate still be
low the New York level , though they hard
ened further todav The nnnounceil Inn n-
tlon of the Treasury department to antici
pate the October Interest pavmcnt on Iho
1 pet cenl bonds will nleasio over tj.OOO.OOO
lo the market. It Is expected also that the
i distribution of thu new government . 's will
I be l ninth more rapid from Ibis time on nnd
will bo complete il b > September 13 This
% \lll serve to liquidate a , huge amount of
loans made by New York banks lor llnan-
clng subscriptions to these bonds and will
also make the bonds available us security
for deposits of government money In na
tional banks and for purposes ot circula
tion. At the saino tlmii Die- action of Ihe
Ucnsuty In anticipating intctist payment
is an Indication of the lather pressing
ne-i'ds of the money market Such a meas
ure has not been resorted to since the
period of Secretary Wlnrlom's administra
tion. when the old tariff law was yielding
a surplus revenue.
The bond market shared In the dullness
of stocks and prices j le-lded before the end
of the day Total sales , $2,090,000 Quota
tions for government bonds were un
changed. Thu new 3s are 1-S per cent lower
on actual transactions
The Evening Posts London cablegram
says. The nature In the stock markets
hero today was thu sharp Jump In Gland
Trunk on the monthly sUilement , showing
a much greater saving In wet king expenses
than hud been anticipated There was also
fill tin i talk of a speedy settlement of the
tale war Americans were dull , but closed
better Spanish 4s wete steady The New
York Inquiry for gold Is said to be shifting
to Paris Details of the gold movement for
the week show the leeelpt of JuHn.iKtO fiom
Australia , of 15,000 from South America
and L9onO from Portugal , the shipment of
L40f to Geimany and the sale of 25,000
In French coin
'In is following are the nosing quotation *
or the leading stocks on the New York
market today.
Atehlson Jo pipf'il . .101
AU-hlwm pref'il . . St P M & . M 10S
ll.iltlmoio .t CXilo Sotiihcin 1'acillc . . USe
( Mni.li IMno So Italluay , D ,
CanaJi Southern Ai Ilallnio prcfa. 3fii.
Cintrnl Pm-lllo fcl THXIIM , t Paciiio . If. '
Chesapeake .V- OHIO L3' Union Pae- lie
.t Alton. IV ) I U. P I ) A. O
( hlcaKo II & . 0 . 117 IVBliasrh I
fill 4. 13 111 55 % \\al > n > h prof il . . . . 23
C C C & . St I. . * 1 Wheeling .t L IJ . 2V
< lo preferred . . . 85 do prefd . . II
Del i. Hu . 'm I"1 * Int I'apr Co G7'i
Del I , . W . . , r.l' . . , ! < > , , ret il < n
I.il. & Klo O . m < - Ailamt Hxpress . .IDS
Del A. Illi O p'f cl Vi'j Arn-rlcan ixprebi..l3n
Hrle ( ne ) . UVi rnlte.it htuleH . . . 43
do 1st prefened _ .ts > i'\vcll ' * rnrito
rt Vin > m Jl P Coast 1st pref'd. E4
( ! t Nor prefil ' I do .M p . el . . 83
H.uklntr Vnllo > > ' A Col Oil 37'4
lIMnoU central 112 I do pr .fil . M'i
Lileu iru . W i , Am'nplrlti ! . . . . 13 %
do pret'd . , , Al"'n Spirits proru 3J'A
„
Lake Miuiv WAm Tolic-co . . . . 141
I uls\llt . < L N do pref d HI
Manlnttan I , 97S People' O . . .
Me' Traction . I'M c\ns ( .tin US
Ml. . hlKnn CVnlr.il .107 CSim Ciitile CM. . 170
Minn .V f-l L . . . 11 Col K i Iron . : t'4 '
rte 1st prefil . si's ' do pref'd . , s-o
Mo I'aclllJ . . . K % Opn ! 3lpctrto . . . tt'A
Mobile Is O'llo . . . . IS IlltnoN Stivt . . . . 73'i
Mo K A. T . lJi , Lu Clede Ois . . . ron
M K .t T prefil 3S'
Chi Ind A. L. . . . S Leid prcif'd 110 i
do prcfd . . . . 3. ! Nat l.ln Oil Pi I '
i J Central . . . ' ) 1'aclllr Mall 341 , I
N Y Central . . . .118 f'ullni4in Pulnre IfcON
N. Y Chi A. St L 14 Silver Certificates . SOU '
lo 1st pref'.l . . . ( Y > Stand Hopei T SOUH
do M prefd . . . 3H4 Sugar . nn ,
Northwestern 1" . prefd
No Aim-r Co . . . ( % A. iron
Northiirn Pacific . . St' , 71
do prefd 7s' . I/entlitr pTd 72'1
Ontario & W 15' , Hubbtr . . 44 %
Ore H S. Niu . . . . 57' ' * Hublier pTd.105
Ore hhort Line . 3G Tn Un'on . . . W
Pltttbiirg 1O ( St I & 8 W BM ,
Ilcxxlliii ; do
Inland . . . .IMS u a \V
tit Loulfl & B K . 8 % R a Vv
do l t pre-fd c o \v Id' . |
ilo 2.1 prefil Union I
Hi I'ftiil 11 ! ' C N W '
St IHul prof d 15 r N W prefd . . .175
Ha Oem Co . ICVilliiokUn U T
Heiillnir l t prefd ' " ' Minn Iron
st I- A : Om
Total sales of stocks today , 388,100 shares.
IncludingAtchlson preferred , Sffn , Haltl-
moro & Ohio , 9.5T3 , RurlliiKton , 9,110 , I ouls-
vllle- & Nashville , 07' , Manhatlan , 40,110 ,
NottliPin Paclllc , 2510 ; Notlhern Paelllc
lirofprred. 45OSO ; Rock Island , 6,200 , St.
Paul , 22.570 , Union Pacific , 21,183Valnsh ;
piefcrred , S.770 , Minnesota Iron , 4,72. ; , Pee
ple's Gas , 30.5S2 , General lilectilc , l"i,720 i- ;
Illinois Steel , 0,310 ; Sugar , Sii.SW ; Lealher
preferred , 4,110 , Chicago Great Western ,
4,210.
\e Aeii-U lloili-i > lnrl.i-t.
NR\V YORK. Sept -MONKY ON CALL
Nomlnallv. 2Hi2'i per cenl.
PRIMU MIRCANTILI : PAi'CR-3' < 4ii4'4 } '
per cenl
STERLING nXCHANGK-IIeavy. with
actual business In bnnkeis' bills at $4 S4S4' ' < J
4 S5 for demand , and $4S2ifi4S3 for sl\ty
days , posted rates , $1 SlujtH SI nnd J4 So ;
commercial bills , $1 S2
SILVKR CIIRTIPICA'
RAR SILVKR-Hte
SinXIOAN DOLLARS I
GOVKRNMHNT UONDS-Stcndy ; now 3s ,
when Issued , 101V new 4s , rog nnd coupon ,
126 % , 4s , leg , ex-lnl . 109V coupon , 'lll'b ;
2s , 9S , 6s , reg. nnd coupon , 111Paclllc os
of ' 99 , 102'4
Closing quotations on bonds were as fol
lows :
U S new JR . J r ( is . , ; .T
U s new 4H rpff . N C llH .I''O "
II ilo coup U7 l N C 4H 10J
tl S 4n reu . HO'i No I'aclfle Inta n. H
U M. ilueoup . . . .118)4 ) No I'ai-Iilc t
U S dn n-c IK No I'.iclllo 4H mi
U s fts , roir . . ll''V N Y c . < . St 4 .107
I ) H , ' > B. POIID . . . . lt.- < N A W UH .I'-J
Ulutrlct i il.lu 117 N W Consols . . . .Ill
Alii , cliHs A . lOrt N W Deb r.s
All cl.iRH 11 . . . .Kid < re N Ists . IT
Ala cl-inn C . no Ore N 4a
Al i CurrPiicy . no O S u OH t r "
AtPhUon 4 . . 041 , OS L SB t r . "IS
AlcliUon ad ] 4n 71 > < I'icllk-llHOfUS . . .1 ( ) . ' < <
C.in.iila Su'ds 107
C A. N. 1 t r 4s IK ) K ( \V iBta
c A.O r.H . 11.'i St L A I M con 6
c n .vi ) 4M .10IH St I. A s K r.on II .
L > k U G. IHIS . . . Ill St I1 PollKOlH 151
1) \ U O 4H U7H St 1' C A , I' IBIS l.'U
KiHlTunu IBIH 103V , St I' C & .V fla , . 117M
Krlpliin 4n , 7.'Ii So Hv fis . . . US
K W A.D iHtH t s U AT Its
Opn KlPC r.H Tenn new set Ja .
( i II .V S A tin 101 T 1 > I , R IHIB ion
O H AS A'lU 105 T i' lie ' 'dB
II bi C. lit > ! 111 r p D .v o IBIS
II A. T C con. Us 1IISH VV.ih 1st SB IP.
Iou.it' IHIH 101 VV.ibJdB . ' .HIV ,
1 1 Nc\\ foil 4s 101 VV bhoro 4a .
I. A.K Unl 4H . . H1H Vn Centurli-a . . . .
. .100 V.i ueferriHl .
SI K . .VT'dh . us WiscoiiHln C. M. la
M K iT 4H . . . . Union 1'acltlc 4a . .
N Y C l t
lloitoii .Siu-U ( luoliillonH.
nOSTOX , Sept. 1-Call loans , 24'i74 ! ' per
cent , llmo loans , SiH per cent. Closing
quotations on stocka , bonds and mining
shaics.
Atch Top st r us Wisconsin Central
Anier HiiKar . . i : ll.ii'ii 111
do prefd ir. KOUon III . . . . .1S1
lta > Slite Has . . O i : . pnfd . . .1S1V
Hell Telephone AtUilsoii prvfd : JO
11. . Ktnn A. AH'jnj ' Mchlmn 4s
Boston & Maine .161'i N. \ \ Knalarul C 1
Chi. llur ts Q 11M. Allouez Mlnlni ; Co
I ItchbiirR . . . 104 Atlantic .
lien Kleurio . . lloston x Mont . . * .
Illinois Mel IHiitit ll.Mton .
Mexican Central i\ilumet A. llrcln f
N Y .1 N Ens . 9t < 'intinn'al
01J CNMoni . . 1JO I'ranklln
Ore Short Une . SSI 'II ' Diunlnlon
I'rlon Pacific . . 03
\ \ t ind X6
\\V t ind prrf d lie 1T7
" \Ve tlnBli iie-c. . 27
Sliiteiiu-nt of Ilnnl. of IIIKIIIII : | | .
LONDON Sept 1 The wppkly stale-
mctit of the Rank of nneland shows the
followliiK changes as compared with Ihe
preMous account Tolal re er\e , decrease ,
I xi,000 , circulation , increase , l 5.vou , bul-
lion , decrease. 62.121 , other Mecurltles , In-
cre-ide , jt4lt < W , other deposits , decreiiise' ,
1 20(100 , public depn.lt.s , Increase , i2.I10 , .
00 , noles rpnervr. decrease , Jt24' , UOi ) , gov-
etnmtnt , decrease , 2i9.ouu
The- proportion of Ihe Hank of iJngland s
reserve ! liability Is unchanged al 4s Jo per
cent The Hank of Iceland's rate of dis
count remains unchanged at 2Vz per cent
SUM Priiiu-lsiMi MluliiK lluolutlon * .
SAN I'MIANCISCO , Sept. 1-Tho olllclal
closing quotations for milling stocks today
weru as follows.
Alia . . ICMkentitcky Con 5
Alpha Con 2 Vlexlcin II
ile-s 7 CJ clriental Con fi
Il'Kher ] - . Ophlr 17
lie ? ! , t Urielcr 13 Uvriimn 5
liulllon 2 1'otorl 15
Challenge Con 13 11
chollir 14 Brerplon 2
e'cnlMcnci- x , SI' * ra Nf\aJa M
Con l nla and V 37 I'nlnn Con 1"
Cronn Point 13 t'lnh Cun A
Oould & currlo U Yellow Jacket IS
Jim ce 14 Stnn.lird 10)
"
Silver bars , 59c ; Mexican dollnrs ,
46'jc. ' Drafts , sight , 17'fce ' , telegraph , 20c.
Ni'\t orl. MluliiK UtiotntlonK.
NiW YORK , Sept. -The follow Ing arc
the closing tiuotntlons on mining Blocks :
i h .lor 10 Ontario ,7 . S'O
e'rown Point l Ophlr 1" >
con r-il nnd Vn . . 33 1'lj month . . 15
Ix-iidwood . . . . T" CJn cKnllier 113
OuuliI nnl Curr'e . . 10 yulck ll\er prefd i.-n
llalinnd Noicron . 70 Meiri Ncxaili . . " .2"
HorreMnk" . 4f"i h'lnndard . . . 13" .
Iron ll\er . . . 7n I'nlon Con 12
Mexican . . inello Jacket 12
London Sloe-It ( Inotlll Ions.
LONDON , Sept. 1. i p -Closing :
fir in \ 110 1-lfi , .Se York Central
e'onp for aec't llu 11-16 Pennsjlvinla . 61' .
Cinadlun Paclflt , llea < t nc 9\
LIrle . ll'.l t'nlon Pac prefd. Cii |
Tile31 tirefM 'I. . N . . 60" .
Illlnnls Central 111' . , ( Irani ! Trunk 714
Nor 1'ac pn-f .1 . . S1' , Atchltoa 141.
Ht Paul comincn IK. j I
int
HAH MLVlMJ-Qlllot at 27 11-lCd.
MONKY-V'il ! > cr cent.
The rate of dhrount In the open market
for short bills , i\ per cent ; for three
months' bills , IV I 7-S per cent.
IMiiiint-liil > olrs.
OMAHA , Sept. 1 The clcirances today
S9sTS2i ! ( : balances , | < ! 2 3TO 02. Last
i year Ihe eleiir'anccs w ere $ S72 , JG5 2(1 ( : lini- |
I anees , in",5J7 S3 Increase In cloarlngs , i
$110SS. ) )
ST LOUIS , Sept 1 Clearings , $ " . .S37r,39. '
balances , $3f0.410. money , 4fi7 per cent ; Now '
York e\i hiinpp 23c discount bid , par asked ,
] CINCINNATI. Sept 1 Money , J'ifjC ' per
I cent , New York exchange , 23'UIOc ' discount ;
i cle-.irlngs , U2H. M\ .
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1. Today's stale
"
1 ment ot HIP cniidltoh of the tie.isury
nhows Availably cash balance , $294,474OSl ;
gold nsei\e , $217nOI,4&l.
HAL'lIMORi : Sept. -Clearings , $2CSI-
02 ! balances , S429.siG j
PHILADELPHIA , Sepi i-clearings ,
$11.469 M ? balances , $2,414,309.
i CHICAGO , Sept 1-Clearings , $17 1C9.157 ; I
balances , $1,100,214 , New York exchange , 50c
discount , sterling exchange , posted , $1X1
( BlfCili. nelual , $48 183 , slxlj days , $4 < .2'i .
( ii4M Storks dull , lilscull , , r ' , , Jif-cillt
preferred , 99 7-8 , Diamond Malc.li , 14" . 4 ,
Norlh Chlingo , 227 , Straw-board , 30 , West
Chicago , 93'i I
NH\V YORK. Sept. -Clearings. . $142,901- '
03S , balancts , $9tOSJ03 ,
BOSTON , Sppt 1 Clearings , $1C,12G,12G ;
bnlnnies , Jl.'rsisn
NKW ORLEANS , Sept. l.-Cleatlngs , $1-
109,650 , New York exchange , bank , $100 per
Jl.Oou premium ; commercial , $1 00 per $1,000
discount.
I'ori'l/ii riiinnc-lnl ,
LONDON , Sept. 1 American securities I
were slightly lower early In the day , but
Improved toward the close on a moie
buoyant feeling The closing tone was
steady , with a moderate demand. Gold Is
quoted at Huenos Ay-res today at 16050 , nt
Madrid , CS 50 , nt Lisbon , 74 , at Rome. 10772 ;
Gold at Lisbon has declined to "i 50 The
amount of bullion withdrawn fiom Ihe
Hank of Knglaml on balance today was
33,000 H.ir gold was advanced 3-Sd to
77slOTd today owing to the heavy demand
for gold for export to America. Spanish 4s
closed 41 5-S.
HKRLIN , Sept. 1 Huslness was lifeless
on the Stock exchange' today Local securl-
ties were sleady and Canadian Pacifies ,
vvero strong on London buvlng. "
PARIS , Sepl 1 There was a more cheer- ,
fill feeling on Ihe bour"o today and the
i whole list of stocks advanced in spite of
rcall/allons. The hardening continued until
the close of the market , 3 per cent rentes ,
] OTt 55e for the account , exchange on Lou-
don , 23f2 > c for checks Spanish 4s closed.
MADRID , Sept 1-Spanish 4s closed to- j
day at 0710. Gold WHS cuoted | at C2 70.
PoMIe De-lit Stiiti'ioent.
WASHINGTON , Sept. 1-Tho monthly
statement of the public debt Issued today
shows that on August .11 the public debt
less cash In the treasury was $1,012,870,717 ,
which Is a decrease for the month of $34-
7b9,711 This decrease Is ai counted for by a
corresponding Inctcaso In Iho cash on hand
duo to Ihe recelpls fiom the war loan The
debt Is n capitulated as follows. Interest
bearing debt , $022,212,800 , debt on which In
terest has ceased slnco maturity. $1,2.VOJO ) :
debt bearing no Interest , $ JS3,8S5y71 , a total
of $1,307 , ! 57 , ! > 01. Tills amount , however , does
not Include $ Vis 01B.93I In certlilcates and
treasury notes outstanding which are offset
by an equivalent amount of cash In the
treasury.
Thu cash In the treasury Is classified as
follows : Gold , $ . ' 33,377,493 ; silver , $513,400,894 ;
paper , $91S84,053 , bonds , national bank ele-
posllorles , elc , $ C7,2S2,201 , aggregale , $927-
141G4G Against this aggregate them are
outstanding dem ind liabilities amounting
to $632,637,701 , which leaves n net cash bul-
anco In the treasury of $234.l57,0sl.
Stiiteini-nt of ItiinK of I'm nee.
PARIS , Sept 1 The weekly slntoment of
J the Hank ot Franco shows Ihe following
I changes as compared wlih Iho previous nc-
| count.
' Notes In circulation , Increnbo , 61,375,000
francs ; treasury account curient , increase ,
3,425,000 finncs , gjld In hand , Inert-use , . ! . -
550nH ( ) f rams , bills discounted , increase , 77-
875,000 ftancs , silver In hand , Increase , 5CO-
000 francs.
Col ton .llarl.et.
NKW YORK , Sept 1. The activity of
English Bplnners In the LHerpool market
and repoits ot terrible winds and heavy
rains In Atlantic status , In addition lo Ihu
'uiUlccs I legaidlng the spiead of > ellow
fu\ur In Ihe .Mississippialley , taustd n
rlso of n * polnls In collou this morning ,
after whic.li there wus a partial recession ,
but again the market li.inederj sticng
on chums regarding Ihe extent ut damage
done by Ihe slorm , parllcularl > In Georgia.
At Iho slroiiBest InterMil today prices
showed a net aihanto of 7iIO points Net
receipts , none , gross , Mi bales , toiwardcd ,
StJ bales , hales , J,7o9 bales. splmiprs. , 2SJ
bales , stock , 5Jt.Tt > baits. Q'otnl today. Net
receipts , 4 1 bales , exports to Great
llrltaln , 4,041 bales. slock , 174.71G baits.
Consolidated Net receipts , 23,592 biles , ux-
poits lo Great llrltaln , 1S.4JJ bales , tu
France , 777 bales , to Inc. conllnenl , 2,5W
bales. Tolal slnco September 1. Net re
ceipts , 4,713 bales , exports to Great lirltnln ,
4Ml bales
NiW ORLEANS , Sept 1 COTTON Fu
tures dull , September , $521 bid , October ,
} 325'ii5Jb ' , No\enibu , $32Ji530 | , December ,
$ jili33l ! , January , J"i35jo33 , I'ebruary ,
$54J'u5U , March , $3 Wilt 4b , Aptll , $ o 4Sj
549 , May , $35Ua5J ( | Spot stifadv , sales ,
1,500 bales , ordinary , 4 15-lt.c , good ordlnan ,
4 5-lbc ; low middling , 1 T-SI , middling ,
D J-bc , middling fair , C 1-St , recolpls , 1U2
bales , slock , 57,072 bales
X.IMV iirlv lr > lioodH . " > Iarki-t.
Nnw YORK , Sejil 1 Dry goods sloro
trading was interfeied with lo a considera
ble degree toduy by the extreme heat
Tlure Is n fall running trade In the job
bing houses , hut aside fiom these the-re 1s
verj lltlle life lo Ihe iradlnir Mall orders
were more noteworthy both In s.zo and In
number and shlpimnts continue quite
henThe gre.iusl Improvement Is nolod
In the print cloth m.irUe-t , which showing
advances Is nut an actl\o .is It was two
d.ljs ago. KxlraH are now quoted at 2 1-loc ,
square-s are r.iud al i 7-Sc. the latter being
u more radlcMl nd\ance than that on reg
ular cloths Odd goods generally are linn.
Otht-r cotton lines nru quiet again today.
Uxport goods are fairly acll\o and quite
stiong. I'rlnts show lllllo nellvily und
there is nothing to help the price tone except -
copt the higher prices of print cloths ,
which liuvo less effect on bujcrs than on
sellers.
Oil MnrUel.
OIL CITY , Pa . Sept. -Credit balances.
certlllcales opened and closed at SS' e bid
for cash. Sales , 2,000 bbls. cash oil at W.c ,
shipments , SO 857 bbls , runs , )20.t ) > l ! > bbls
SAVANNAH , da . Sept. -OIL Turpen
tine , llrm , 27V2fl27tc. Rosin , llrm , un
changed
WILMINGTON , N C. Sept. -OIL- -
Turpenllne , llrm. 27' jj27c ; crude turpen
tine , tlrm. $1 10 , $1 CO and $1 to. Rosin , llrm ,
$1 and $1 ( C. Tar , strong. $1 20
re > n > e > Marl.et.
NK\V YORK , Bept -COKrnn-Opcneil
but Ply sleady at 54(10 ( points decline , tuled
moderately active * with a VNeuk undertone
under Curopean nnd Rio decline , selling as-
Hlstcil by large warehouse dcllvcilca In thlt )
country und comparative steadiness of spot
market , closed sleady with prices 54/15
points lower sales , 13,750 bags. Including
September at $5 M. December $5 S5 81.01 ,
colfce , Rio , market barely steady. Mild ,
lets active , ' .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Fair Run of Cattle and Hogs and Plenty
Sheep on Sale.
GENERAL TENDENCY TOWARD EASIER
Cuttle Ilujern Incline- I.imer Prlccn
mid HCIK Men l'vi-1 Vloeh ( lie-
.Sunn Deioiinil ( eir IVed-
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 1.
Ciiim jiot ; * r > li ( " V
Receipts today l,7 < 0 0,020 7.311
Olllclal Wednesday . . . I1,9 > J U 3-2 4,51.1
Olllclal Tuptila , . . . 2l'JM 7.Mil 2,931
OIIKInl Monday 5 , HO 3.10J 1,114
bo far this week . . 16,900 2b,9.V > UMO
Same duyj last vei-k In , 101 2S.3U" 12.07S
Same clnjs week he-tore 15,173 2uon 10,911
A\eici ; p piltu pulu iC' .04- .
several dass wlih coniparisont. .
August 21
Augusl 23.
AtiKUJ-l . ( . .
August 27
August 2S.
August J9 3 70 | 2 Ml 4 22 | 5 3 > ) j 5 li | 5 Ot
Au.int M .1 i2 . ! 31 | 4 11 , 5 IJ | u 111 b H
August Jl , 3 ( .1 3 9JI 2 Sll 1 10 , 5 In , U U | 6 W
Sept 1 . . 3 bl | 1 9J | 2 77 5 5i | 5 271 I Si s 9
Indicate ? Sunday.
The olllclal number of cars of slock
brought In today b > each rood was :
C.Utle. Hoes. Sheep H'i's.
C , M. & St. P. Ry. . . . . '
C & St L Ry l >
Missouri . Paelllc Ry. . 27 "
I'nloii Pac Sjstem . . 73 IS 17
K , 13 .t M V. R R 2S 19
s c & P. Ry 1
C , Sl P. . M. .V O Ry. 2 7
It. M R. R. R . . . ffi ) 31
C , H it Q. Ry. . . . 2 7
C , R I. A , P. Ry , U . . 7I I
C , R. 1. A : P. Ry . W. S
Tolal receipts , . . .U9 100 29 1
Th. , d'sposlllon of Ihe daj's reoelpls was
an follows , each buver purchasing Iho num-
.
bui oi head Indicated :
Catlle. Hogs. Sheep
Omaha. Paiklng Co . . . 21 uM 4h7
U II Hammond Co 21J l.Ujj
.
Swift and Company 710 1,211.
Cuilnhv Packing Co 759 2,021 l.liil
Armour i Ac Co ll ! 2,05. !
R Hc-cker and Degan . . lr.S
Vansatit .1 Co ' 15
J L Catey 219
Lobman As Co 10
W 1 Stephens M
llenton it Underwood . . 379 . . . . . . . .
Huston At Co Ji
Krebbs .t Co 56
Hill & Huiitzingpr 47
Livingston At Sihnlrr . . IJ9
Hamilton j \ . Rothschilds. 430
Armout , from country WO
Swift , from eouiuo ] ,17J
Cudali } P. Co , K. C . . . 7J3
Planklnton j 1' . Co , Mil 77
Other bujcrs 571 . . . 1,397
Left oxer T > 0 500 200
Totals 4Mil 7.U.5 G,9. d
CATTLi-Good bpof cattle , that Is such
as would be considered desirable by puck
ers , were about stetulv , but the tendency
of the market was easier The fuel Is that
the rmirkel at Chic igo has been gradually
working lower , and buvers hpro are com
mencing to feel thai lhe > have been payIng -
Ing most too much monev for their beef.
A\ \ Idle Ihe holders of good callle were re
porting ] Ihe market us In ptPtl > fair shape
tellers who had common llllle Texas and
Mexican cattle or other ordinary kinds of
callle that would not bo called overly de-
Elruble1 , wore reporting the market as 5ifl
UK. lower. The geiipr.il demand was of
liberal 1 proportions and Ihe most of the
catlle sold e-.itly
Cows and heifers were In liberal supply ,
something like twenty loads being reported
In the jards , the most of them westerns
and ' a considerable proportion not oveily
good stuff. The market was steady at
5 < filOc lower. Quite a string of Idaho cows
sold at $533. The most of the cow stuff
sold early , but the market was a lltlle slow
toward the elose
Good stock and feeding entile were In
ncllve i demand al sleady prices this mornIng -
Ing , nnd the most of the offerings met with
quite rendv sale A train of Idaho feeders
sold at $420f/40 ! , the long string going nt
$4 23. While good kinds 'of feeding catlle
were wanted , Iho market on the medium
kinds ) was slownnd common catlle were
extiemely hard to move even at very low
prices lingers all appeal to want good
stuff , while there' are very few buj ers for
anything else. Representative sales :
STIURS
No. Av. Pr. No Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
1 9t > 0 $1 0 2 790 J4 50 Ii Uul $1 M )
21 . 9n i 3.- 40 1214 I M ) 21 1USM ) 1 90
57..11UO 45 18 1150 4 05
COWS
760 1 75 7. 1011 00 .1020 3 25
StO 2 ( ) 1. 930 3 00 1200 J 2 >
9JO 2 00 1 1100 . ! 00 9')0 3 JO
1130 2 00 1 12DO 3 00 970 3 Vi
SW ) 1 23 1. .1200 , t 00 .1210 3 50
K10 2 50 1 .lOil ) .t 00 900 3 50
1015 2 50 3. 7SJ 1 10 970 3 50
S10 2 60 1 81,0 3 10 3 .1246 3 55
WO 2 75 3 S10 3 20 2. . SOI 3 55
1100 2 75 1 .1110 a js 6..1010 3 51
1140 2 75 1 .1120 3 2 > G .1110 3 GO
1220 2 SO 1 .1140 . { 23 J . o6 3 00
1005 2 SO 26..1057 3 25 1. . 910 3 60
, 794 2 S3 . 1 .1090 3 25 1. . 970 3 SO
1. 590 3 10 3 960 3 90 S. . 977 4 10
1 S32 1 50 1. 1UO 3 90 1. . 780 4 10
9 3 75
HULLS.
1 .1320 2 73 1 1520 . ' . 00 1. . 890 3 40
1 .1010 2 7S 1 14-.0 3 10 2. . i > 40 3 45
1 .1280 2 75 1 1110 3 25
STAGS
1..U30 3 10 1 1150 4 00
CAI.VIJS
310 3 50 1 . 230 B 50 I. . 130 650
300 4 50 2 120 fi 2"
STOCKHRS AND
W. 661 3 21 cm , : 15 ! )3S ) 4 21
2. 755 3 23 lJ5 ) 3 S.1 6. Ml 4 23
G. 000 J 40 VI3 I 00 11. ( .70 4 23
C. 87S 3 50 UOO 4 00 1. 590 4 21
1. GIO 3 HO sso 4 10 1. 610 1 25
2. 711 3 73 G70 4 20 13. 758 4 30
1. GJO 3 75
Vv'HSTCRNS.
N'o. Av Pr No. Av. Pr.
4 eows 900 $2 21 23 cows . . . ! 61 $1 00
NKIIRASKA
5 cows . . 101S 3 10 5 cows 110S 3 SO
1 Stag . . MO ! 15 1 feeder. . . OSO I 15
1 feeder .10JO 'I 21 1 feeder..1140 4 11
1 feeder . .1060 3 T > 31 feeders .1022 4 20
Carey Hunt
23 str. Tox. 'OS 3 20 111 sir. Tex. S55 3 35
03 str. Tex. ' 40 3 JO
Victoria Live Stock Co.
47 cows , . . . ! m .1 91 17 cows . . . . 907 3 70
Standard Cuttle Co.
CC Texan..1U7 110 1,6 slpers..H2S 4 20
i : M Seurle
1 feeder. . . 510 ,100 10 feeders. . 963 4 23
3 cows . . . 1071 3 40 10 feeders . 917 4 23
5 eows . . . 9tiS 3 10 IS feeders . HI9 4 40
1 feeder. . . 730 3 73 S feeders. . MO I 40
Mills Rros.
1 steer 13 % 323 171 feeders. . S93 393
5 feeders . 89G 3 EO
\ \ YOMING.
J P Rovston.
1 feeder. . . 1010 I 00 Jl feeders. . 79S 433
3S cows . . . . 812 1 40
D 1C Whllakpr.
G steer.s . . 900 3 50 20 hteers . . . 906 3 50
Swan Land and Cattle Co.
Ill feeders. 1190 4 so
soIDAHO.
IDAHO.
J C II u I ley.
2 steers. . . 1013 3 On 25 feeders..1011 420
1 steer . . . 12SO 4 2i
Jim Reedy.
23 feeders. 1100 I 20
T Hulehlnson.
21 bulls. . . . 13 < i6 2 9' . 121 feeders .1171 4 Zi
4 POWS 1207 ,1 40 46 feedeis , 10SO 4 33
2 feeders. 12iV .1 DO 14 feedeis . 935 I 20
21 feeders. 971 4 20
ARIZONA
70 feeders. . S15 3 CO
COLORADO
AV L. While.
47 feeders ll O 4 10
Pawnee Calllo Co
172 feeders. Mil 3 70
LATH YISTIRDAY.
WYOMING
Swan Land and Cattle Co
21 steers 1110 J 75 76 steer.s . 115S 415
S7sleer 1111 400 91 sleers. 11S7 4 I0 !
20 steers 1213 4 ( fl CO steel s . . 1300 435
HOUrf Toda > H mnr.set wan very neatly
sli-ady < it > esterday'H dec line The ) ran e
of prices for tlm Iwo dujs was practically
Ihn Hiiine , bul llu-ro were u f > w more low-
prlied Itiads todai , so that HIP aveiage
prito was nol ai high as veslculuy Any
innngo thu may have taken place In the
market toduj was rnlln-i on the side of
easle-r prli es Good hc-iiV ) IIOKH Hold
largely ut $ . : i.fl up In } 1 tt > tor prime , while
the nioHt uf the good light blonght } 1l * > i <
37H and mixed loads \er > largtly J.I iui <
" tji ; The d maud was good. IIIIMTS evi
dently wanting the IIDKH at pn-vulent pr e M ,
and most everMhing i bunged hands earl )
To that exlenl the market was entirely
xullHfmlni ) t < > th. > Mi-llerH As will bo
noted from thu tabln uf lecelpts iibov-i thit
markit todnj was well supplied with fr.sh
reielpls. but In addition thenwerr iibjul
JAM lii-ad enrrlid uver from ) PMtcrilu > . so
that the tolul ofrerlngH were very llbei.il
Th IIOKH sold todio l UK- lowest pulnl
touched Hlneet ( he lltHt da > In July , vIn n
the average price VMIH u fruition under
$ J 00. and almost 40i undi r the IIVTIIKP uf
a year ago Two > piirn ago ted iv the av r-
agn prlrn pnld fur all IIUKH on III * market
\Miaimlj $ . ' " ? Ki'ini-Hpntiitli \ H ih i
No , Av rih Pr No Av till Pr.
la . . . il > J bO U 10 2.U . 3 U3
10 Sbh . . 3 574 101ft J 6. ' ,
21 ,101 XO 3 S7s bl. 310 ? > 3 Cu
fiO "hll M ) II IM &K 2SX ISD 3 60
. 2M U 3 ( W f i 262 Mi 31,0
lril .W 3 ( W 6H. . . . 269 2iM 360
71 2ro 4D ,1 CO 69 . . . .262 3 10
P 2-.I O 3 hi ) pS. . . H , It'll
( .0 . 214 . , 3 bi ) dJ . . . . 2oO 2t > ,1 hi )
6S SIR . , 3 60 27 . J I. I6i
75 U\ \ . . . J 00 07 . . . JU ! 2D .10
OT. . . 175 12J 3 10 71. . . . 24) ,1 ( M
6s . 311 M ) .1 CO El. . . . .HI V ) 3 ( , >
t.9 . . ' 'oil 120 3 tO 51. .510 4U .1 Ml
79 . . . 2Ji 120 . ' ( CO 6,5. . . . 24 < 4) 3 t,0
6.1 . . . . 3I'J SO 3(0 OS . . . . ZJj 4) ) .1 i.n
tO . . . . 2t9 40 3624 S2 lib 40 3 Wn
65 . . . .317 . . . t t'Jt , OJ . . . 2J1 SJ 3 G.1- ,
C2 . . .251 SO 3 t,2i , { f.S Ill 3 W'-s
" . . 210 . . . 3 1.2 i 65 . . . . 23) ) SI ) 3 W.4 .
. . . . . ' 3S . . . 3 CJ'j ' tl 2JS 40 3 tiJHi
SO . . . 210 . . . 3 C24 G7 . . . 217 SO I 6Jli
( .1 214 120 ,1 6''i S1. . . 271 40 I i. 's
GO . . . 271 SO 3 C2'5 45 . . . 131 . . 3 Co
70. . . ,2tJ M 3 C5 St 211 120 3 t5
61 34S . . 3 to F7. . . . 2.11 . 3 K >
67 l l 120 3 iV. 14S . . 2t > li IS.-
fd . Sll 120 .1 37K46 315 SO 3 67'a
IS . . . I 9 . . . 3 tO 7S. . .190 40 3 60
72 . . . 275 SO 3 fO 61 . 319 ISO 3 to
6 * . . . . 300 . . 3 (0 f9 . J7I S20 3 M )
ft ) ? t54 SO StO 60 . . . . S'iO IhO 3 CO
57 . . , j9 ; . . . J U ) IS . . . . 214 40 3 60
4S . . . nil 0 J CO SS . 2.W 2 0 . ( 00
41 . . . Jil 160 3 tO 72 . .Sal * n 3 CO
61 . . . 2SO 40 I ! GO I.J. . , . 291 10 3 CO
f.S . . . .M il ) StO 01. . . . 2S2 SO 3 CO
70 . 25 40 3 (0 ( 1 2/7 SO fl CO
' < fl . .9' . 210 3 U ) 76 ISO 120 3 (44 ( ! '
76. . J.l X2J 31214 61 2JI 4M > 3 l. j
( .1 . . 215 140 .1 t2h S3 2J1 210 3 UMj
SO 24S 160 3 t'JHi 77. . 2aO ! t40 3 bj'-
75 . 219 160 3 f24 } 61 . . . . 201 10 3 CJS
74 . 237 120 3 1,2 , Hi CO . SIS SO 3 62'
5. ! . . 260 , . 3 C2Ms S3 , . . . 213 . . . 3 li-i'-i
61 . . . . 273 . . 3 C2 > / . ES. . . . 317 . . 3 fc2V4
( . " > . 2 40 3 C2Vj 7S . . . 233 SO 3 W'j
Co. . . . 235 3 31. . . . 250 SO 3 P. .
47. , . . 297 40 3 65 SI . . . 2ltl 40 .1 tj
f2. . . , 220 10 3 C.- IKS 22i 210 3 t3
51. . . . 221 120 363 63 213 SO 3 63
71. . . . 201 iO II 65 03 240 . . . 3 CT'lj
72 225 SO 36714 S2 224 . . . 3 67'a
70 2- . ' . 370
W \GON LOTS-PIGS.
1 200 . 1 73 1 270 . . . 2 00
2 IM. . . 2 IK ) 1 300 . . 2 S" .
1 160 . . 3 CO 5. . . 220 . . . .1 65
4 270 . . 3 53 4 167 . . 3 57'4
9 281 . 3 67'A ' 3. . . 37l ! . . . 3 57'ij
2 213 . . .1 67'4 ' 1 . 272 . . . 3 CO
3 . . .310 . . 3 CO 0. . . 2Ti . . . 3 60
7 . . . li-2 . . . 3 M3 6 . . . 212 . . 3 U )
S . . . lil . 3 1,0 , 5 . 1'IS . 3 1,0
SHiLP : The market on deshable mutton
sheep and jiaillngs of hand.v weights was
nellve nnd sleadj. Thereweie some more
\\vomliig sin ep here , Ihe MIMIC * us were
hold jpsterduv and the daj before , but thc-j
were rathe-i hiav > nnd bujeiH did not take
to them ver > leadlb , the undent ) being lo
tiy to Ret that Kind down a little There
wi-re quite a good mum lambs among the
oflerlngs and tin v did not sell quite so high
as ) tstPidn ) , one bum h golnf , at jr5 , but
they were nol quite HO good us those sold
jeslerila ) so that the market was not very
much lowci The demand for feeding sheep
is vei ) sttong Choice millions nrp silling
lurgelj nt $ I25TI40 , fair to good at $1 ( W
42. . , good grass western" $42j"i44n , fulr to
good , $ IOOi ; I J3 , good jearllngs at $1 OIK/I 75 ,
good to choice lambs at il40fi"7E fait to
good lambs at $ "iOO i540 fi piler wethers ,
2-veai-olds and over , nt $ ! 7" > JMOO , feeder
yearlings nt $1 OOfll 25 and feeder lambs at
$1 25Q'4 ( .5. Representative sales.
No Av Pr
1 cull M $1 M
51 ewe's und wethers . . H > 3 4 15
S79 Idaho .v eat lings and 2ear -
olds 91 4 , B
167 ) carllngs 9) ) 4 15
llil wetheis 11. 4 25
I e'VVi'S 10 ! 410
3 buck lambs 100 6 00
LA I'lJ YKSTURDAY.
4S owes 107 3 Si
125 ewes liH 3 S3
11 wethers 119 4 15
40 wethers Ill 4 15
,100 lambs , tig to 4 10
21 weth-rs 101 4 40
0 ienillngy S ! 4 10
11J wethers 94 4 10
Jill lambs t > ! 5 Ii
4 lambs GO 5 15
nucAco MVU wrot ic
Values Pruelli-lllly I iiillNliirlie-il nnd
Trmle I'lilrlj \ctlv e * 111 All Linen.
CHICAGO , Sept 1 An undertone of
weakness prevailed In the catlle market
today , bul values held close to yesterday s
range. Cholco steers , $115'fi560 ' , medium ,
$4G5SIS5 ( , beef steers , $1007(460 , htockers
iind feeders , $320-0 I 65 , bulls , $ . ' I0ti4 10. cows
and heifers , $150iM23 , calves. $1 OOtT725 ,
wi'stein rungets , $100ilG.1 , fed westerns ,
$4 10f/5 20. TOMIIIS , $ J50'5110
The offerings of hogs pioved more than
nmplo for the demand nnd prices wore re
duced 51100 , fair In choice , $1 701(3 ( S74.
puking lols , $1GOT774 ! : butchers. $3753
JS7'i , lights , $ ! 00-39) ! | , pigs. $2 "vlif j 75
There was an active demand for sheep ,
bill Iho supply was large- and prices held
about steady , medium and good grades ,
$175fjll5 | , culls , $250i275 , common to pi line
lambs , $150iIGOO (
Receipts Cutlle , 10000 head , hogs , 2S.OCO
head , sheep , 12,000 head
St. l.oiilM MMSlork. .
ST LOUIS. Sepl. -CATTLH-Recolpts ,
3100 head , Including 2,200 Texans , ship
ments , 3100 linjid , market steady to slow ,
fair to fancv native- shipping and export
steers , $4COn565. bulk of sales. $1811(100 ( ,
dressed beef and bute her sleers , $1 t < j6 to ,
bulk of sales , $4 ftVi/5 15 , sixers under 1 IKK )
pounds , $15Va4oO ( , bulk of sales , $4 Oii4 50
stockers and feeders , $200i(4oO , bulk of
sales , $1t ji425 , cows nnd heifers. $2 OOjf
500 , bulk of cows , $22VS-195 , Texus and In
dian steers , $2SIV&460 , cows and heifers ,
$2 23 ® 4 00
HUGS Receipts , 5,200 head ; shlpme-nts ,
1,2' ' heud , market BlOc lower , yorki-rs ,
$1SKiT ( ! ) ( ) , puckei < , $ J 751(3 ( > 5 , butchers ,
$3Sofl390
SHiiP : : Receipts , 2,000 head , shipments ,
701) ) liriul , maiket steady , native iniitlons ,
$15 < Xjf400 , lambs , $475'n360
KIIIIKIIM ( lfI , lieStorl. . - .
KANSAS CITY , Sept -CATTLK-Re- 1 -
ceiplM , 4 4b5 native's und 1,770 Texnns. light
suply ] of e holio cuttlo for sluughterlng or
feeding purposes , prices steady , common
halt-ripe stoi k ovei supply , sle.uly to
lower , no i holi e heavy sleers olfcred , me
dium , JI50j(521 , lighls , $ ! 40T50. | ! btockcrs
and feeders. $ ? 7Viil90 , buleher cov\s und
heifers , $2S5fi450. weslern hteers , $ IGOii450 ;
Texas hteers , $110i/J60 , Texus butcher
cow , $2855/121. cunners , $225tj2SO
HOOS Receipts , 1.S70 lie ail , yi-stcrduy's
slight decline In provisions caused hoisi
to sell lower today , heavies S170J1774 | ;
mixed , $303'u375. light , $150f(372K
SHlinP Receipts , 1,100 head , supply con-
linues lee llghl lo sullstv diniundIambs ,
$10041690 muttons , $40'/I55. ) lunge mut
tons. , fJS3'ol"i. range feeding lambs , $1 25'if
460 , range- feeding sheep , $1 7,10 I 05.
i -
\en \ < > i-li I , MISim. . ) . .
NG\V YORK. Sept -IIRiViS-R < -
eelpts , 1,171 hiad vcrv lltlle trade feeling
weak , cables lower , live cut tie , 10'if(114c ( ,
refrlgeiutor beef , fiSije per Ib , no exports
f'ALVKS Receipts. Su heud , market
barely steady , veals , $1JiOfSOO ( , gr.ihhcrs ,
$1
Slinni' AND LAMHS-Recelpts , 4627
heul , 27 cars on sale Sheep slow and
lower , lambs extremely dull and 15c lower ,
11 ems unsold Sheep , $1001(450 ( , liimbs ,
$3 60fjT 25. one car of yearlings $ )63iy ) >
IIOC.S Receipts , 3 SJO head , market
nominally stcudy it $ t2t > ij6o !
Sli.i-U III
Record of receipts of live stork nt the
four pilnclpal markets for September 1
Catlle HOKS Sheep
Omaha . 4 7SO f , fi.'o 7141
ChlcilKO . 10000 2SHOO L'iKiO
Knns.in City . 6,215 1 S7 4 no
St. Louis . 3,100 6200 2 UOO
Totals . 21,115 41,190 23,701
St. .lo-i-pli I. Me Stork.
ST JOSHPII. Sepl l-Spe < lal-
CATTLi-Reeppts | , MM head , stmdv nu-
llvo sleers $1401(510 ( Texas , $ ! 2'1si '
cov\s and heifers , $200 400 ; slockers and
feeders $1 2" It I 30
HOfiS Reielpts , 3,000 head fc lower ,
no choice , lop , $3 i.1 , bulk , $1674fi1724
SHiiP-Recepts : ! , 200 head , steady
Clni-l inlilll I.lviStoiU. .
CINCINNATI , Sepl -HOGS-Qulet 1 at
$315fi19.1
CATTLK-Steady at $275T/4S5. /
LAMHS-Lower at $1 65J 6 23.
NHW ORLIIANS Sept -SITGAR-Open
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