Nebraska Newspapers

    10 TTTE OMAHA DAILY 111332s WRDXESDAY. SEPTEMlffilt 7 , 1808.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL :
Largely Incrouod Becoiptn in Northwest and
Visible Supply Tunis \Yhcat Weak ,
DECEMBER CORN AND MAY OATS ARE UP
J'orlf Drrllnrn TucUe mid n Half
Ontu , I.nril Turnlj-'I'Mo nml Itlbn
teeii Ulxltirliril li > '
CHICAGO , Hept. C. An Increnno In the
visible supply , together with enormous re- |
rulpta In the northwisl today , caused wheat
to turn weak and an early gain was nearly
nil lost. September closed ' 41' lower and
December rose l-S'il'iC. Uecember corn left t
off 3-Sc higher. May oats nro unchanged to
1-te up. Pork declined 12'ac. lard , 22Vic and
rlbg ii4f. !
\Vheut held very Htcady dm Ing tno Ilrst
hour , although the conditions were regarded - j
garded as bearish. Some of the early
truriBuctlona were 3c or moro above the
Hone Haturdny , September Helling at C2 fi-Se i
und December at Clf/fil / 1-Bc split. The
strength In corn was nn Inlluence to wheat
and besides thesu there was a good deal of
prollt taking by shorts , offerings were
small with the competition sharp and prices
held firm for a time. The enormous receipts
In the northwest were regarded ns din-
couniRlng , being S.liia arloads since the last
reports , an against 1 , : ! 0 for the same tlmo
luit year. Chicago received 112 cars of
wheat , ugaltiHt lw > S for the cot responding
period of WJ'i , and that was the only fea
ture of this season s receipts compared
with those of the year before that was of
u bulllflh character.
The Htrength with which the market
opened was fairly well maintained until
the visible supply statement \viis cumplet-d ,
whlih showed l,22i > , wo bu. Increase , com-
iiured with t/M.OOU bu. decrease the year be
fore. That liu reuse was somcvhat heavier
limn exported and prices drrpped on Its
re. elpt to y below the highest point pre-
vlously nindu for December rind -c beliuv
the top for September. September opened
unchanged ut K ! ' , c , Improved to I.-ie . and
then declined to 61V- After a little hesi
tation it dropped to 61 3-Sc and I mm that
point coinmunccd a gradual reaction to
i,2e , , the closing price. December started
a-fcc higher at tX > % 1/lW 7-Sc , advanced to Oil/ ) .
< ; l 1-Ri , declined to t,0 , 3-hc und recovered to |
\fi \ 7-ic ! at the close.
Low temperatures and reports of killing
frosts In bomo districts strengthened corn
oarly. The fear that the government re
port due this week might not show any
deterioration since August C , however ,
ncted us a partial counterweight to the
general bullish surroundings of the corn pit.
December began 3-VUViC higher at JO.VO
.10 7-Sc , rose to .lie , weakened to SO-Uc and
. losed at 30030 7-Sc.
Oats followed corn , but did not display as
inur-h strength aa did the latter. The % cry
heavy receipts and the lurgo Increase m
the visible supply helped to keep prices
down. May started l-SSttc. up at 22" < < 2. ! 1-kc ,
nold oft to 21 7-fcc and closed at 21 7it22c. ! .
The feeling In provisions was very unset
tled over the yellow fever situation. PackIng -
Ing house Interests sold freely and the
market ruled heavy throughout the session
with the lowest point of a considerable de-
line current nt the close. December pork
iponetl unchanged at JS.k" and dropped to .
$ S 37V. . October lard starled unchanged nt 1
$4 05 "and declined to J4.72'j. ' October ribs
. ommenced 6c down at J"i.20 , firmed up to
K 1:214. : weakened to $5.02'/2 and closed at
W.OG.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow are :
AVhent , 42.1 cars ; corn , 773 cars ; oats , 600
ears ; hogs. 27OX ) head.
The leading futures ranged as rollows _ ;
Arllclfd. 5F lllfll. Low. Cionc. Sit'cl'j. "
Wheat ,
Sopt. . . . 02' < 0154 02 02' (
Dec . . . ' < < ? i UUU
May . 63 02H
( lorn.
fiepl. . . 31
Dec. . . . 111 : < nti
May. . . 33
Oiu.
8flt. . . ID ; , 13H ION
Dec . .
May. . . 22ttH
Porn.
Sept. . 8 45 H 45 86 ! ! 8110 H 4''H
Oct . . . a c.0 SAO B y7 > - 8:10 : HI. .
Dec. . . . a 6J a cs 8 a.1 80S
Lara.
.s.-iit. . . . 4 771 * 477K 4 70 470 405
Oct. . . . 4 U J I ( ) . - 4 721 'i 4 DA
Dee. . . . ( SOU 01)0 ) 77.4 CiOO
Hltn
Sept. . . r. OTH 6 07K 6074 625
JJct. 5 VIO 60J r , 05 6 'JSil
No. I.
Cash quotations were as follows :
FLOUR Dull ; special spring brands ,
J4.BO ; hard wheat patents , J3.70it3.SO ; soft
patents , J3.liO < rf.1.70 , straights , J3.llXu3.20 ;
bakers' , J2.25S2.50.
U HEAT No. 2 spring , Clc ; No. 3 spring ,
( ) Sii61c ; No. U red , Clc.
( rOUN No. 2. 3Pc. .
OATH No. ' . ' , 201 'ii21c ; No. 2 White2o ®
5 < c , No. 3 white. 22'/i ' < ii23HC. :
RYE No. 2. 43 ( 1131-I- .
UARLKV No. 2 , 31'K I2c.
HEEDS No. 1 ilaxseed , 87SS9c ; prime
timothy , J2.61i. !
PROVISIONS Mess pork , per bbl. , JS.3i > fi )
( i 40. Lard , per 100 Ibs. , JI.7iVQ4.92Yi. Short
libs sides ( loose ) , JTuOOfi6.23 ; dry salted
hboulders ( boxed ) . Jl 5Xi(4.75 ( ( ; short clear
KldfH ( boxed ) . f5.50 < Tf5.f,0.
SX'GARS Cut loaf , JO.02 ; granulated ,
J3.68.
i ollowing are the receipts and shipments
for today :
On the I'roduco exchatigo today th ( > bm-
ter market was steady ; creameries , 13 ®
II'W ' dairies , 12'iH.r > c. Kggs , tresh. 12' c.
1/lvu poultry , market tlrnr spring chleKens ,
' hens 7u'i'jc ducks 7c turkt-ys 7
iii'/sc , , , ; , ; ,
111 .Sc.
M'.W YOUK < ; IMIIAI : : , .it.vmcirr.
( tiiotntloiin for tin * Dny oil ( ienernl
Coinniodllles.
NEW YORK , Sept. U. FLOUH-Hecelpts ,
fi3,5IO bbls. ; exports , 20.978 bbls. ; market
pilot and weak ut 5Qlic decline on well
known brands.
CORNSlEALr-Steady ; yellow western ,
72c.
72c.JIARLIOY
JIARLIOY MALT-Qulet ; western , fB5J69c.
WHEAT Receipts , 37UiO bu. ; exports ,
1138,700 bu. Spot , weak ; No. 2 red , G3tft
tiU i-Sc , f. o. b , ulloat , to arrive and spot.
Options stronger on moderate fortlgn buyIng -
Ing , but turned weak and closed 6-Sfi7-Sc.
net lower. An unexpectedly largo visible
taipply Increase and heavy northwestern
rciclpts , disappointing speculation and a
light export Imiulry were the main teatures.
No. 2 red , March , 66a60 < 7-Sc ; closed , Gj\c ( ;
-May , C8 l-Stltrrhc ; closed , C7u ; Seplttnber , iju
ultil o ; closed , 06 3-Sc.
< * l > RN Receipts , 374SW Int. ; exports , 337-
317 bu. Spot , tlrm ; No. 2 , S7-c , f. o. b' . ,
iitlnat. Options opened steady and ad- .
\anreil on loverlng. Inspired by a cold
wiuther ncare. Near the
close there was a
slight reaction with wheat. Final prices
hhowed 1 l-S4li,4C advance ; May , 37 7-fcjp
M 1-do , closed. 37 7-Sc ; September closed ,
5 < - ; December , 33 1-S it 33 5-Sc ; closed , 3J'-c.
OATS Receipts. 370,000 bu. ; exports9S- "
7.0 bu. Spot , steady ; No. 2 , 27"-.e ; No. 2
iv hi lo , 29c. options were nominal all day ,
domestic : llccce , l"S23c ;
Ttxas , ISSltc.
I'HEESK-Dull ; larco white. 7'4W7 3-Sc ;
small white , 7 < 5it7 ( 6-bc ; largo colored , TUW
l 3Sismall colored , 7Ysi)75-Sc. )
TALLOW-DulI.
RICE-Kirm.
MOLASSES Steady ; Now Orleans , open
Kettle , good to choice , 2SiiX > c.
JIL'TTEU-Rccelptb , W.aus pkgs. : cream-
erv , 14iitfli > Ho ; ISIclns , ISVac ; factory , if
.
KOOS Receipts , 21,355 pkgs. ; weak ; west I-
ern , ISVjt1.
MlCTAl.H Contrary to expectations ol
many conservative parties several depart
ments of the metal market developed n
weak undertone today , with demand BKicli
and prices trending downward under In
creased otferlngs. Copper alone exhlbltei !
decided strength. Al the cloxe the Metu
uxchitngo called pig Iron warrants lowei
to sell , with IC.71 * bid and J7 .asked. Lak .Jl
copper , unchanged and Ilrm at J12 J3 bli
and JI237 > 4 asked. Tin. dull , with tlG.lObli
and J16.171 ! asked. Lead , lowtr and weak
with Jl bid and Jl CO asked. Spelter , quiet
with JI.70 bid and )4 7D asked. The Urn
naming the setillni ; price for leadliu
miners ami nmeUrrs quotes lead J390.
COTTONSUED uirAi tlve ; prime crude
lc , nominal ; prime crude , f. o. b. , inllln
nominal , prlmu HIUUIIIIT yellow , 23V c , nom
itinl , off Hummer yellow , 22)22lc. )
Iiiiireimr In \ l lble ( iridii Supply.
NRW YORK. Sept C-The statement o
the visible mipply of grain In store niu
nflo.it Hnturdny. Heptembor 3 , as complin d !
by thfl New York Produce exchunge , IH in
follows : Whmt. 7 147VX ( ) bu , nn Increase of :
1 , ! 0COO bu. , corn , ie34GOO bu. , on Incrcas .
f > f S2I"W bu. ; oats , I.Kr > , < vni t > u. , nn Increase
; of .Hl.emi bu : rve. 6M.i "i bu. , an Increase of
2Z ' " > bu. ; barliy , ! W. < iOO bu . nn Increase
of I7 , ' O bu.
II
CondiInn ! of 'I'niile mid ( limtiillon * nn
MHiili1 nml I'linej' I'roduee.
EGGS Good stock , 12tll3c ,
LH'TTr.R Common to fair. 101Tl2o : sep.
urnior. lkc ; Ratlieri'tl creamery. .
LIVK I'Oft.TRY Hens. GWS'/sjc ' ; old
rociKteri. Ie. ; iilng chickens , lie ; ducks ,
Be ; gee e , fie.
riHii : > NS-Llve , per doJl. .
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VnOKTAHt.KS.
CKLICRY-I'or dnii. liunehoH , I
UNIONS NVw nimtliern , per bu. , 40fiiW.
JHJANR-IIand-plcked iinvv , per bu. , J1.25.
PirrATpIJS Per bu. , 3W400/
" ' " " " " " " ' " f '
SWHKT 1'OTATOKS I'er bbl. , oil order ? ,
S2.2S.
CAIMUOK rer lb. . IP.
TO.MATOiS-I'er four-basket crate , 250
30c.
cfCUMUKRS Ho'iio grown , per doz. , 10
J/200.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANaKS-Scedllngs , J2.73 ; Valencia * ,
per box , J3 ; Mediterranean sweets , J2.75JP
3.00.
LKMO.VH-fallfornln , Jfl.23BC.uO ; fancy
Messina , J .r.0 l".00.
IlANANAS Choice , largo stock , per
butvh. J2.00if2.23 | ; medium sized bunches ,
J1.75T/2.00.
FRUITS.
APPLKS-Per bbl. . $2.COfI2.75.
WATKRMlCLONS-Crated , 12 140 ; loose ,
10i/12c.
Jlt'ANTALOL'I'K Homo grown , per crate ,
Jl . '
\rMIKS-Cnllfornln. : . 20-lb. case , Jl.OO.
PLl'MHCalifornia. . JI.25.
PFAIlS-llartletl. J2.23.
ORAPKS- five , per basket , 12Uc.
CRANilKRRIKS- Wisconsin , per box ,
' - '
n.so.
MISCELLANEOUS. !
Nl'TS Almonds , per lb. large size. 127 ?
Ho ; small , lie ; Hrnzlls , per lb. . Hf/lOo ; En-
gllsh walnuts , per lb. , fancy soft shell , lift"1
12e ; standards. fr-j o ; tllberts , per lb. , lOc ;
iieentis , polished , medium , fif(7c ( : extra
large , Sfitlc ; large hickory mils , $1.0o < Tn.lO
per bu. ; small. $1 151jl.23 per bu. : cocoanuts ,
per lee , Jl.SOfjo.OO ; peanuts , raw , G'Ac ;
roasted , 7e.
MAPLE SYRUP FIvo-gnl. can , ench , I
J2.73 ; gill , cans , pure , per doz. , $12.00 ; half-
gal. r.niH. $ n.23 : quart can1 ! . $3 no. i
MONEY-Choleo ' . i
- white. 12fil2'-c.
DATEH-Hnllowee , GO to 70-11) ) . boxes' . 5 c ; ,
Salr , HP ; Furd , 9-lb. boxes , Do. |
FIGS Imported , fancy 3-erown. ll-lb. >
boxes , 10' : 5-crown , 41-lb. boxes , l3e ; 2-lb ,
boxes. 224I23C per box ; California , 10-lb. i
box , $1.00. I
CIDER-Per half bbl. . $3.Z3f 3.50.
HIDES , TALLOW. ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 7c ; No. !
green hides , fie ; No. 1 salted hides , S34c ; No.
2 salted hides , 7-\c ; No. 1 veal calf , S to 12
Ibs. , 9c ; No. 2 veal calf , 12 to IB Ibs. , 7c.
TALLOW , GREASE , KTC. Tallow , No.
1 , 3e ; tallow , Nn. 2 , 2Hc ; rough tallow , 1' e ;
white grease , 2I ' 02'lo ; yellow und brown
grease , H4fi2liP.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each , ITiT ?
Tlic : grei n salted shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) , each , 15c ; dry shearings ( short i
wooled early skins ) . No. 1 , each. 5o ; dry
flint , Kn lisas and Nebraska bulcher wool
pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 4f/5o ; dry Hint ,
Kansas and Nebraska , murrain wool pelts ,
per lb. . actual weight , Sfilc ; dry Hint , Coloi
rado liuleher wool pelts , per lb. , actual
weight. 4fi3c ; dry Hint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 3i4c.
St. I.i.llU .Mnrliet.
RT. LOUIS. Sept. fi. FLOUR Dull and
heavy ; patents , $ .1 ; ! 3I(3.50 ( ; straights , J3.00J ?
3.1.1 ; clear. J2.OKT2.S3.
WHEAT Futures weak and lower , clos
ing fractionally under Saturday ; spot , nomInally - .
Inally lower : No. 2 red , cash. l0c ! ; elevator ,
fiiV ; track. C7c ; September , file ; December ,
1.2'ic . ' bid. May , lil'ic ' ; No. 2 hard , cash , C3c ,
down to COc. I I
CORN Futures were strong and fractionally - i
ally bettor than Saturday ; spot , easv ; No. .
2 cash. 29c bid ; September , 29 l-8c ; Decem
ber , 29iift29 , 3-Sc ; May , . .1 l-Sft3l 3-Sc.
OATS Steady to u shade better on fu
tures ; spot , dull : No. 2 cash. 20VAc bid ;
truck , 22".c ; September , 20'4j20 ' 3-So ; De
cember. 20'ic bid ; May , 22 7-8c bid ; No. 2
while. * 5e.
RYE Lower at 42r.
SEED Flnxseed , higher nt SGc ; prlmo
timothy send , steady and unchanged.
CORNMKAL Quiet at Jl.GS'ij'l O.
HRAN Steady ; sacked , east track , 43c.
HAY Easy ; timothy , J5.15Q8.00 ; prairie ,
$6.otMin no.
IH'TTEH Firm ; creamery , lGS19' ' < .c :
dairy. 13ftl7'4c. "
KOOS Higher at ll c , loss off.
WIllSKY-Hteady nt $1.2-1.
COTTONTIF.S AND UAGGING-Qulct
and unchanged.
METALS Lend , dull at J3.S7" . ; spelter , \
firm at SI.G2UiiT4.C5. I
PROVISIONS Pork , lower ; standard
mess , jobbing. ? S.r 7' < , . Lard , weak and
lower ; prime steam , JI.63 : choice , $1.70. Dry
salt meats , boxed shoulders , J3.00 ; extra1
Hhort cle.ir and ribs. $ ri.fi2' ' . . ; shorts. J5.S7'i.
Ilacon , boxed shoulders , M.GO'iij.tS1extra ;
short c'leur and ribs , $ l.12' ! . ; shorts"ii.S7i2. .
JlECEIPTS-Flour. 11,000 bbls. : wheat.
235.010 bu. : corn , 11S.0X ) bu : oats , 92CK bu.
SHIPMENTS-Flour. 5,0)0 bbls. : wheat ,
23,000 bu. ; corn , 75,000 bu. ; oats , 1,000 bu.
Itllltlioore Mmel. ! .
HALTIMORE , Sept. fi. FLOUR Dull and
upchnnged ; receipts , 33il4 bbls. ; exports ,
33.370 bliN.
WHEAT Quiet and lower ; spot and
month , CTiT-STitiflo ; October , f V > ifiiWc ! :
steamer No. 2 red. ClUfifil-iic : receipts , fw,472
bu. : exports. CO.OOO bu. ; southern wheat , bv
, sample , COflG7c ; southern on grade , Cl'-ft
OC'-c- .
CORN Strong ; spot and month , 31 5-KJ ?
317-Se ; steamer mixed , m r.-SU3P c ; receipts ,
231.MO bu. : exports. 212.111 bu. ; southern
white , "IffSTiUc ; southern yellow , 331 , < .ffMe.
OATS Nominal ; No. 2 while western , 2ffi )
SC'vc ' ; No. 2 mixed .western. 24T21uc | ; re
ceipts. 7S.KM bu. ; exports. 4,030 bu. "
IK'TTKIt Steiulv ; fancy creamery. ] 9c-
do. Imitation. H'fil7cdo. . ladle. ItyiSc ; good
ladle. 13e ; store iiacked , 12B14e.
EGGS Firm : fresh. 15fir.-.c.
CIIEESK Steady ; fancy New York , Co-
large , KS-SftS' c ; medium , S5-SIfS7-Sc ; small
K.-IUMIM rlt > Criiln nml ,
KANSAS CITY. Sept. ( i. WlIKAT-Ac-
tive. Htenilv ; No. 1 hard , Glc ; No. 2 , SSWfilc-
No. 3. nSIKiDe ; No. 2 red , GOc : No. 3 , 5Sc ; No
J sprint , fiii'iiAOc ; No. , ! , B.'i'iiEGc. '
CORN Generally hlghur ; No. 2 mixed.
27'a < if2Mte : No. 2 white. 2Sc : No. 3. 27"u27i-c
OATS Higher : No. 2 white , 2 T/21c. "
HYK-No. 2. IfitMjiOo.
HAY N'omlnnlly unchanged ; choice
prairie. ' J5.MfiG.GO ; rholco timothy , JG.255jii.75 ;
UL'TTUR Firm ; separator , lliiilSo ; dalrv ,
15c.
15c.KOOS
KOOS Firm ; fresh , ll'ic.
RKCI-iPTS-Wheat : , 17,4(0 ( bu. ; corn , 11,000 ,
bu. : oats. 21.000 hii.
SHIPMK.NTS-Wheat , 232,200 bu. ; corn , 7-
SW bu. ; oats , 7.0UO bu.
rinelniinll Marl.et
CINCINNATI , Sept. K FLOTIR-Qulet ;
fancy. $3 10i3.35 ; family. J2.73 2.90.
WIIKAT Firm ; No. 2 red , nominal at C5c.
CORN-Steady ; No. 2 mixed. 3lc.
OATS-FIrm ; No. 2 mixed , 22'Ac.
RYH-CJulet ; No. 2 , 45c.
PROVISlONS-Lower at JI.5S : bulk meats ,
easier at J5.43 ; bacon , easy nt JG.50.
WHISKY-FIrm at Jl 25.
IHJTTF.R-Steady ; Kigin creamery , SOc :
Ohio , 141tl7c ; dairy , lie.
SI'OAR-Sleady.
KtUJS Steady at 12c.
Toleilo Market.
TOLEDO , Sent. C.-WHEAT Lower , nc-
tlv ; No. 2 cosh and September , K3U-C.
CORN-Actlv * , slightly higher ; "No. 2
mix
OATS-liull. steady ; No. 2 mixed , 20c.
RYE Quiet : No. 2 cash , 43Uc.
CLOVKRSEED-Active , st'eady ; prime
cash. J.132V. October and December , J3.65.
OIL Unchanged.
( Jrnln lleeelnlH ut IVIucIpnl Martlet * .
MINNEAPOLIS , Sept. G.-RecelptH for
three dujs : Wheat , 1.91S cars.
, , : , lnc-\aP' Sc'lt6Reccipts ' today :
\ \ heat , 412 cars ; corn , I,03i3 cars ; oats , 1,003
! ? PrsEstimated ears for tomorrow :
\\heat. 43o ; corn , 775 ; oats , 500.
days I-pl MU' . 'AL',1' ti'-ltecelpts for three
: Wheat , 971 cars.
MlliYiiul.ee lirnln .llnrket.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. G.-FLOUH-Lower.
AN ULAT-Lower ; No. 1 northern , 63c ; No.
2 nor iern. tile.
RYK-FIrm ; No. 1 , 43c.
IIJAULUY Lower ; No. 2 , 42c ; sample. 31 ®
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l.l\ -i- | | lirulii .llnrket.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. G.-WHEAT-Market
T ' steady. > 4'aK.i | hlsher ; September , 5s53-Sd ;
December. 5.1 2'4d.
' _ t' 1 N-M rkot >
r steady. 45/3-Sd / higher ;
, Septembir , : U17-Sd ; October , 3slC-Sd ; De-
comber. Us 2 7-id.
.Iverpiuil AVIieut Iniporti.
LIVERPOO . Sept. 6. Imports of wheat
during the week : From Atlantic ports , & 7.000 )
.i quarters ; from Pacltlc ports , none ; from
i other ports , 32iX ) quarters. Imports of corn
, J , 1" , Atlantic . ports during the week , 70,300
quartern.
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Mm I'riincUeiiVli < -nt MnrUcl.
SAN FRANCISCO , Sept. ( i. WHEAT
Qiil 't : n-oember. J1.14 1-S.
( ' HARl.P.i-Not f.uotcd.
SHUHIMarket. .
H NEW ORLKANS. Sept. -SUGAR-Open
ketllo. centrifugal , strong : seconds. JU"
. i IS-lw. molasses , cas ) , centrifugal , c.
The first receipts of new cane this season
came In today , classed prime and was sold
by I Murphy & Nnrwell at Jl 50 per gallon.
LONDON. Sept. 6-llEET SUGAR-Sep-
Umber Ss ! > 3-vl. i
NEW YORK , Sept. G.-SUGAR-Rnw , I
\ery strong , fulr reiinlns. l 1.1-lfie ; centrlfu- '
gal , M te t , 4 3-Sc ; molasses , 3 0-lfie ; rellned ,
strong and active ; mould A. 5 4c ; standard
A , 53-Se ; confectioners' A , 63-So ; cut loaf , '
CiGIic ! ; crushed , 515-liie ; powdered , lV"4c ; '
granulated. G' oj cubes , 5\ < . '
.STOCKS AMI IIOMIS.
Cenernl Speeiilol Ion Mow nml .Mm c-
nient IN In Spceliil lilnex.
NEW YORK , Sept. 0. Today's stock
market was variable and Irregular at all
times , but was more or less under the con
tinuing Influence of the shrinking surplus
reserves of the bank and the stlffer rates
for money. General speculation was almos-t
at a standstill and tlu- movement of the
market was confined largi ly to special
stocks , the trading being highly profes
sional throughout. The opening was higher
Ic In I sympathy with London. It iiil | > kly be
came evident , however , that no outside In
terest had been enlisted hero and the pro
fessional bears attacked the list In weak
spots , notably Manhattan , People's Gas
und Tobacco , and soon wiped out the
earlier gains. A number of Individual
slocks showed conspicuous strength nil day
ami a rally In People's ( las drove the bears
to t cover and made them inure cautious.
Thn strength beeani" general In the late
dealings I under the leadership of the St.
Paul 1 and thn close was strong at the best
1I prices 1I I of the day and generally ut a level
above Friday's close. The fear of Inter
rupted tralllc through > ellow lever quurun- |
tine was u factor In the early wculcntss ,
especially In Southern Hallway preferred , '
but 1 at the name time there was nn ndvunc *
of 1I 1i 23-S in Illinois Central and conspicuous
llrmness I In LouHvlllo on 'lie prospect of
resumption of Havana traffic , llaltlmore &t
Ohio ! was heavily bought by banking In-
leresls t all day and showed an e.\tremk
gain of o points. Othei strung feiituros
were Denver preferred , Atc-hlson preferred.
Reiuliiu j ; 1st prefi rred , Denver A : Gulf , the
{
Paeltlc coast improvement stocks anil the
Grangers ! In sympathy with St. Paul on I
the- very advantageous showing In the- hit
ter's } annual reimrt. The dotrtMHiit factor
In the rltimtlfin continues to be the absorp
J tion of money by the United States treas
ury on account of mibserlptlons to the new
bonds. Call money luiitmued ttulto firm ,
with : i per cent the ruling rate and w.th no
apparent effect from the tteaaury an
'J nouncement that the cum my Gs. due
January , 1 next , would be rede tiled at
once. U Is somewhat temarkable that with
\ money holding tlrm at a level markedly
higher J ' than the ruling rate in London and
with exchange falling under the presume
of ; ; raln and cotton bills there should yet
1m an easing of money rates In London.
The- phenomenon Is the more remarkable
us there was continued buying of stocks
in l New York for Ixmdon account.
The condition of the moijoy market had
Its | reflection also in the extreme dullness
of ( the trading In liond ? . but prices w re
In | the main III inly held. Total salea J'liU.-
( VJ. United States old Is registered and
the i EH advanced ' , end the new Is .and the
; Js wh"li Issued 1-S per i ent In the bid place.
The Evening Post's London financial
cablegram ( says : ' 1 he r-tock markets hero
were generally good todny on the clear
political i horizon , such decline * us have
taken i place In Argentines and a tew other
stocks being merely clue to profit-taking.
Grand i Trunk was Hut. Americans opened
ubove the parity , but. except for Central
Paclllc , the market wart unmterestlns until
the elofie , when a sharp rise In IJiiltlmoro
& Ohio was the feature. General outlook
for Americans Is good unl ss present at
tention should be. seriously diverted to
mines. The ix > sltlon at Ibu moment Is that
the Cupe Is buying Katllrn eagel y and
Adelaide Is buying wheat and Australian
mines. Uoth markets are bare ol1 shares
and efforts uro evidently being made to
engineer a smull boom.N work Isuuy-
In * gold in Paris , as also here , although
much mybtury Is observed here as to the
actual buyers The price Is about "s 10 C-Sd.
The India government Is renewing i. . < 0.-
ouu In treasury bills and this may help to
steudy the money rules litre. A large
amount Is to bo repaid by the rnurkot to
the Hank of England tomorrow.
Tne following ore the closing auoutjoni
or the leading stocks on the New \urk
market today : , . _ . .
llnVHill I' . 0
niltlmoi-c ft Ohlu , , MM IMe , Ooa't let pfd. S5
Canada. Pa < : lflo . . . . . 8 * do 2cl pM tii'/i
St. P. & Oin M
Canada Southern . . SI " "
. ! ( > Lifd I. .
Central Pacific . . . ! St. P. 11. & M 16 $
: .v <
c-hlcapo & Alton. . .U7 'So' ' Ilallwny " . ' . ' . ' . ' . ! ' . 93'J '
Phi , It. * Q I do pfil XS
c'hlcaKO & n. 111. . . TCYHB i Pacific. . . . l.'i
C. C. C .t St. U. Vnlon IMcinc pfd. . CV'i
1 . f. P. I ) . & 0 7 } ,
. ? IHulfWi . .1M4 UValM.th & '
DM. 1- . * W 1" do pfd 22' ' . ;
r 1- \Vhwl. *
Hfi. f.nio
.10 PM Adtimi i.x : . 110
Hrle ( new ) Amvrloiin Kx . 13H
I'nltca StiitM .
rt. Wnyni * ] , Wells Fargo . KO
nt Nor. nfd ' ' ' .Unfr. Cotton OH. . 87"i
V.illpy'i
Hrrulnir - - < lo pfd . ! IJ
IlUnr " Central . . . .1'1'i ' Amer. Spirits . ] 3'i
Annr. Tobacco . . . .111'- .
T.lV ° do pfd . U'7
. , * N" h. . . . " * People's ( ! , is lifi %
VT.il-it'in T."T ' ' ' " " < U
Vol PI. T v 1V Coin.vablti Co 17i )
Ml-lilr" " - " " ' ' " Col. K. & Iron 23(4 (
" ' do pfd s : ,
M | n. ft St. T
Oi > n. rip irl 4i ?
;
, lr > 1 = > r M
Illinois Stool ; ; ! ,
1/1 ficnle clu 1,0
'
T/.HI t > O'llo lA-ail
37
K tT
" In j > fd iinii
fn r > M Nut. Lin. OH G' ' , ;
h1 I" ' * ' ' T Hearting 1st pfd. . . . 4H , ,
racltlo Mall 31-v ,
rV"-r ' I'ullman Pul. . i\7
Silver Or-Xiitea . ; , ! ) ' { ,
. v f. B , . T. Slnjiilar > < T & T. . 6V ,
t nM .
nMM
-M . pfil.
T. O. & 31
" " ' ' ' '
K. S. leather. . . . . .
dn pfJ 721 ,
C. tf. H-bber -HI. .
O-iHr'o ' to Wc t. . . . K < lo pfil lot' ;
Wejt. t'nlcn '
)
|
Oi-c n * Nnv . F *
" " C. & N. W Dt'i
Or * "linrt Iln . .
do iifil Kn
lllo ( ! . We t 28
do pM 67
rook riil. Or Mtvxt. . . . 10',4
st. i/
I do pM
St. TftUl . . . . . „ . _ . . . * t. i , . & a. v.
Total sales of stocks today , 323,700 shares ,
Including 2.31:1 : Atchlsnn preferred , 17.GIO
llalllmore & Ohio , fi.100 Uurllngton , 7.100
Denver & Rio Grande preferred , S.O G Illi
i nois Central , 11.200 Louisville & Nashville.
' IS 273 Manhattan. 4,875 Heading preferred ,
II.SCO Northern Paclllo , 13.330 Northern Pa
clllc preferred , G.570 Hock Island , 8,710
Union Pacltlc' , 27,323 St. Paul , 5,523 Southern
preferred , 17.050 Union Paclflo preferred.
9,106 Union Paclllo , Denver & Gulf , 1,470
. Wabash preferred. S.kM ) Minnesota Iron.
" .343 International Paper , S.S10 Tobacco , 4,5.15
Chicago Great Western. S.17S People's Gas ,
7,100 General Electric , 10.375 Sugar.
\ MV Vorl Money
NEW YORK. Sept. O.-MONKY ON CALL
Nominally , at 3 per cent.
PHI MB MERCANTILE PAPER-31J'Q ' > I'A
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-lIeavy. with
actual business In bankers' bills at SI.SIV'i
4 Mi for demand , and $ I.S2 < . .j 4 > 2for
sixty days ; posted rates , t4.MUWI.st , and
JI.MivWI.br , ; commercial bills , J4.81 4W4.82.
HILVEH CEKTIPlCATiS-69-\'OiKi ' ) c.
HAII RILVEH-60'4c.
MEXICAN DOLLARS IC e.
GOVERNMENT HONDS-KIrm : 3s , IffiM
new 4s , reg. and coupon , l' . ' * 8 ; Is , reg. , 10fl % ;
coupon , 111H ; 2s , reg. , PS ; 5s. reg , find
coupon , lliai ; Paclllc , Cs of 'DC. 102VJ.
Closing quotations on bonds were as fol
lows :
PARIS. Strpt. , . „ _ . . _
prices were firm until toward the eluee ,
when they reacted , but eloped steady.
Rentes were favorably Impressed by the
appointment of General Elrllmlen .is minis
ter for war. Spanish 4s attracted moro at
tention and Rio Tintos were In gi.-icl de
mand. Delleers mlnea wro caiiler , the
company's ulatemcnt us to the output hav-
jnp been unfavorably received. South
J African securities wire strong , especially
the shunnf ! the Hrltlsh Chnrtered South
Afrit an lotnpnny. Three per cent rentc ,
l' 1 ' < " , f : : ' ; < for th * IK count ; exchange on Lon
don , 25f 2 c fur checks.
.M. i ) , Sept. 0. Spanish 4s closed to
day i nt Oil 73.
LONDON. f rpt. C Thn mark t for Amer
ican securities opened better. Improved
somewhat und then eased off , closing quiet.
Trading \vns merely professional. Amount
of bullion gone Into the Hank of England
on balance todny , .C20. ( " . Gold Is quoted at
Uii"tio3 Ay res at Irtl > > 0.
lloitiin Stueti diiotntloim.
HOSTON , Sept. 0.--Call loans , 'Wi per
cent ; time loans , ififi'.j per cent. Closing
quotations on blocks , bonds and mining
shares :
I'liianeliil % III > N.
, . .
the treasury shows : Available
cashbalince _ : , $ J9Sr > 01,42ij : gold reserve , $ " . : ! , -
"HUSTON. Sept. U.-Exchanges , Jll
balances. $ lll > ! ) , : > ( ; 5
NK\V i'OHK. Sept. G. Clearings ,
4V9 ; brtlanc-ps , fJ,5 < 7Mi7.
CHICAUt ) , Sept. i ! . Clearings , $1 ,
balances , $ l,05iii-l. ; Sterling exchange ,
pouted rates. tl.Mf(4.Sij ; actual , $4.SHj ; ! . 5 ;
sixty days , $4.S'Ji4'.i I.M. New York ex
change , I3c discount. Stocks , steady ;
Hisctilt , S.lc ; lllsiult preterred , Ds'.sc ;
Dliimond Match , $1.11 ; Strnwboard , S0-\c.
ST. LOUIS. S'pt. ti. Clearings , { . 'i.SH.u'Jlt ;
balances , JT'JI.fiRi. Money , I'ii7 per cent ;
New York exchange , lOc dlMcounl bid , par
' '
'NK\'V OHLKANS , Sepl. C.-Clearings , $1-
! lK,9nO ; New York exchange , bunk , Due pre
mium ; commercial , 1.25 discount.
Cotton Mil rite I.
N15W YOHK , Sept. C.-COTTON-Qlllct ;
middling , 5'4c ; receipts , none. Kxpnrtn : To
CJrcat Urltaln , CI ! . ' ? balex ; to France , 15 bales ;
to continent , 3,5.0 ! bales ; spinners , 944 bales ;
stock , 14U. 135 bales. Total today : Net re
ceipts , 5.63G bales ; exports to Great lirltain ,
rail bales ; to France , 155 bales ; to continent ,
fi.DM bales ; stock , 1S.945 bales. Consolidated :
N'ct receipts , 22,423 bales ; exports to Great
Urltaln , l'C.1 bales ; to France , 313 bales ; to
continent , 9,5iO : bales. Total since Septem
ber 1 : Net receipts , 33.M9 bales ; exports to
Great Hrltaln , K.lC * bales ; to France , 313
bales ; to continent , 3,030 bales.
MVEIU'OOU Sept. 6. COTTON Spot ,
fair demand ; prices fairly steady ; Ameri
can middling fair , 3 11-lCd ; middling , 3 9-32 < J.
The sales for the day were 12,0i)0 ) bales , of
which 5,000 bales were for speculation ana
export , and Included 11,700 bales American.
Itccelpts , 2,000 baltvS , Including 900 bales
\mcrlcan. Futures opcnc-d quiet , with u
noderatu demand and closed steady ; Amer-
can Is. At. C. , September , 3 Il-Utli3 12-Old
sellers ; September and October , 3 09-G4f ( >
! 10-tld ! sellers ; Octobir and November ,
! 07-r,4t(3 ( OS-did value ; November and De
cember , 3 07-Ckl Hellers ; December and Jan-
lary , 3 07-i4d ! sellers ; Jiinuary and Febru-
iry , " OS-GId sellers ; February and March ,
i 07-GIfi3 ( 0fi4d ! sellers ; .March and April ,
1 OS-G4'.1 ( Oy-G4d sellers ; April and May ,
" . 09-Gld buyers ; May and June , 3 10-i > ld sell-
- * ; Juno and July. 3 10-G4f < 3 11-G4 < 1 buyers.
N13\Y ORLEANS , Sept. G.-COTTON
Tuturcs quiet ; September. J5.1G ; October ,
! , - , IKfjj.lS ; November , $5.201)5.21 ) ; December ,
f5.25''i.ri.2ij ; January. $5.3ii1i5.Iil ; I-'cbrimry ,
S5.3Wi5.34 ; March , $3.3 T/5.33 ; April , $3.41Tf (
i. 13 ; May , $ o. 135)5.17. ) Spot , quiet ; sales. 73
bales ; ordinary , 3 5-lGc ; good ordinary ,
4 5-Sc ; middling , Cc ; low middling , 5 3-8c ;
good middling , 5 11-lGc ; middling fair. G 1-Sc.
Itccelpts , 1,268 bales ; stock , G0.2GS bales.
ColTee.MiirUet. .
N"iW YOUK. Sept. G.-COFFKK-Optlnns
opened steady at 5' ilO points decline ; ruled
actlvo on Increased selling for bhort ac
count nml some liquidation , cables being
bearish and the local market without
speculative support. Spot demand slack
and American visible supply tending to-
wjrd incrtu.se . , while already burdensome.
Low prices , however , checked confidence
on short side of the account. Closed steady ,
unchanged to 10 points lower. Sale * , 20.730
bags , Including September S3.trrfc-3.50. Spot
coffee , Hlo , dull and nominal ; No. 7 Invoice ,
Gll-Sc ; No. 7 jobbing , fi 7-Sc. Mild , less uc-
tlvc ; Cordova , M(13c. (
AVeelily Hi-port of Coffee Crop.
SANTOS , Sept. C. COFFKE Weekly re
port : Good average Santos , 8,000 rels ; re
ceipts during the week , 227.000 bags ; ship
ments to United States , 3SOOO bags ; stock ,
G7H.OUO bags
RIO JANEIRO , Sept. ( ! . COFKEE-Qtllot.
Weekly report : Exchange , standard , SiMCd ;
receipts. 100,000 bags ; shipments to the
United States , 57,000 bags ; stock , SVT.OOO bags.
"Wool .MurKet.
ItOSTON , Sept. C.-Tho wool market
shows no material change. The demand
continues to be quiet and values are steady.
Territory wools are hading in sales , in
prices about 47f ) ISc. Fleece wools continue
slow. For XX and above Ohio dealers are
calling for 23fi30c. The market for Aus
tralian wools holds { Inn , but the local call
Is small.
OH MnrUet.
OIL CITY , Sept. fi.-Cr.'dlt balances. Jl ;
certllleates. highest. 9'J'io bid for cash ;
lowest and closed , KUic bid for cash. No
sales. Shipments , September 3 to 5 In
clusive , ; : cH3 bbls. ; runs , September 2 to fi
Inclusive , 'with all linen not heard from ,
1KJ.S41 bbls.
Cnlirnrliiii Ilrlod Fruit * .
NEW YOHK , Sept. O.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED KHUITS-Steadv : evaporated ap
ples , common. ftiiSc ; prime wire tray ,
choice , O'jc ; lanc-y. ! > 5iflOcprunes ; , " "
apricots , Royal , 111I3c ( ; Moor Park , l ; .
peaches , unpceled , "ijisc ; peeled , 1213c. |
.Snn .11ltiiel Coilllt.v'H Mine * .
TELLURIDK , Colo. , Sept. C. ( Special. )
Galloway Hrothers , the well known cattle
men , are the owners of the Sweetheart ,
and have had n small force of men cm-
ployed on development all summer. A tun
nel Is being run on the vein which at prcB-
ent shows four fret of ore that carries
gold principally. The property gives every
Indication of becoming a mine with the
necessarw development which It , will doubt
less receive In the course of the next year
or two. The Wheel of Fortune Is owned by
a company of Denver men. UurlnE the
summer for about flvo years past a crosscut
tunnel has been In progress , having for
Its objective point tlio main lead of the
property , which Is several feet wldo on the
surface and carries good gold values. This
tunnel Is enld to bu closely approachlne
the objective point. In its course one cross
lead of good dimensions , carrying medium
pold and sliver values , was Intersected.
If the vein which will shortly bo cut comes
up to expectations nt that depth , it la un-
dcrstood the owners , men of wealth , will
equip tbo property with a mill and tram
way.
Deputy I'terU Ilnrrli IlenlKiix.
Dave Harris has resigned Ills position of
deputy clerk of the district court on account
of his health , to recuperate which he has
gene to Kearney , and A a Steere , who for
EO long was deputy under Frank E. Moores ,
baa been appointed to the place.
i\it ti i i tifi pTnpt * if i niri 'p
OMAHA IM SlOCIv MARKhT
Good Average Run of Oattlo and Hogs Fin ill
Business Uncertain ,
CAFTLE TRADE INCLINES TO DULLNESS
lluyorn Think They HIIVP Ileen PnjIiiB
Too Muoli for Western * nml Sn
Hold IT ( lloftn MIIMV More
Kill Sheep Mciidy.
SOUTH OMAHA , Sept. C.
Cut tic. liosjs. bhecp.
Receipts today 0.211 (1,112 ( i'.Mi '
OHIclill Monday 1.277 l.M'J
Total for two days ; i,521 7.yll
Same days last week . . > 1'iS ' '
Same du > n week before.21'J ' s',430 RMJ' !
A\vrut'u pllce pulcl lor r.uK fvl UK1 Hint
several days with
August 24. . 3 Sl | 3 79 | 2 OS 4 M , 5 14 , 4 9l | ? 2' >
August : ' , i. 3 73 , 3 M ! 2 7ii , | 5 111 , 5 1 , " 14
August LO 2 ill 4 3J , u 1\
August 21. . 3 HI ! 4 li. 1 2 7j 4 : ! 5 2t | ' i
August 2K. 3 & 7 | 2 801 4 2o | u 311 G 02
August 2'J. 3 70 , 2 Sll 4 22 , b 3oi & IS R on
August 30. , 3 VJ , u 14
August 31. . 3 liU f. US
Sept. 1 3 fall I K )
Sept. L' : i t.y , r. ui
Sept. a. . . . 3 ti-V r. 01
Sept. I. . . . 2 7li I 21 n till S 31 *
Sept. 5 3 (52 ( 2 7GI I 13 , 5 53 , 5 II , u 17
Sept. C I Or. | I 2Ui 5 51 | o 45 & i > S
Indicates Sunday.
The olliclnl number of cars of stock
brought In to Jay by cai-h road was :
Celtic. HOBS. Sheep. It'r'H.
C. , SI. , t St. I' . Hy . ! t
O. & St. L. Hy
Missouri Pacltlc H.V. . 13 4
fiilon Paclile. tiyi'tem 31 2J uU 1
C. & N.V. . Hy . 1 I
K. . U. , t M. V. H. H. . 75 20 . . . . |
( ' . , St. I' . . M. & O. Hy 12 C
H. A : M. H H. H. . . . 71 2J fi . . i
C. , II. & Q. Hy . I 1 . . i
K. c. .t at. j . i
C. , H. 1. .Vc 1' . Hy. . o. . . 1
Total receipts . . . .20.3 . 90 M 1
Thi disposition of theday's nveipls was
as follows , e.irli buyer purchasing liiu num
ber ol head Indicated :
Uttyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sliocp.
Omaha Packing Co . i > > ) . 410
G. 11. Hammond . 2i7 1,223 7MI
Swift and Company . 14 1 l,2Vi 2iM
Cndahy Packing Co . 1,1'JI 52 .
H. Uccktr & Ucgan . 301 .
J. Is. Carey . 92 .
I.uliinan ft. Co . 227 .
\V. 1. Stephens 3JJ
licnton & Underwood . . . 3J *
Livingston iV bchaicr. . . . iV
Ihll lluntzlnger 191
Armour C02 2.42G C73
! Hamilton & Rothschild. . 255
Swift and Co. . country
Cudaby , Kansas City . . . C'i"
rianklnton SS
Otbur buyers Ji5 1.U37
Left over 130
Totals 1,913 6.W 9.7M
CATTLE Today's trade In cattle can be
summed up In a very lew words good to
choice cattle , both beeves and heavy feed
ers , were just about steady , while all others
WITH slow and lower. The most of the
cattle hero were grass westerns , with
about a dozen or llfteen loads of cornfeds.
Thi110 were a few pretty decent cattle
among the latter , which sold at J5.105i5.lC ,
but the most of the westerns were none too
good. Buyers. In fact , were claiming that
the westerns averaged up the poorest thut
they have In a number of days and that
that was In large part the cause of the
slowness of the market. Another reason
why buyers were not overly aiiNlous for
the rattle was the fact that there was n
Kood Tuesday's run at all leading markets ,
giving the Impression that the week's re
ceipts am liable to be large.
Cow stutt was slow anil lower In
sympathy with the decline on medium
Brades of steers , and It was late before the
market opened and close to midday before
anything llko u clearance was effected.
The country demand for feeders continues
Rood , but the most of the cattle leaving the
yards are going Into Iowa and Missouri ,
while Nebraska Is buying very sparingly.
Huycrs most all want good to choice cattle
! of good weights , which are scarce and con
sequently prices on that kind are held very
I lirm while on others the market is weaic.
Representative sales :
STEEPS.
No. Av. 1'r. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
2..1215 $4 00 : : fi..KM $4 M 31..1473 $5 00
j 2. . S75 4 25 19..111M 4 SO SJ..12H & 00
i J7. . 855 4 1.5 21..11HI 4 SO 22..1273 5 10
SS..11W 4 70 18..10bS I iO 5 15
11..12 IS 4 80
COWS.
L. nee 2 25 1..1050 300 2..1170 3 20
1..1HOO 2 25 1..1055 3 00 ] . .10tiO 3 40
2. . 105.1 2 25 2..1115 3 0 < ) 2. 1220 3 in
i 1..1130 2 50 1..1150 300 2. . 8V. 3 CO
I L. 330 2 05 3..107S 3 05 1..1110 3 75
IS. . r,93 2 70 1..1100 3 10 1. . 850 4 00
I 1..11UO 2 75 1110 3 15 1..1110 4 00
3. . ! C3 2 75 1J..10S3 3 15 4 25
HCIKICHS.
,1030 3 00 1. 100 3 ' 4 00
, 870 I ! 30 S80 4 W 4 10
, 890 3 40
HULLS.
1..1BSO 2 CO ] . .15r 3 00 R. . 7.1H
1..1310 2 75 1..1110 323 1..1530 3 CO
1..11HO 3 00 1. . ? DO 3 r , 1..1770
1..1U20 3 00 1..1090 3 33
CALVES.
1. . 110 G 30
STUCKEHS AND
1. . BSO 3 00 L. 7tM 3 S3 19. C90 4 10
1. . 7SO 3 00 111. . 933 3 . ' 3 12. C2I 4 15
3. . 3 CO ; ' . . . C23 I 00 1. SCO 4 75
26. . 739 3 S5 S. . M2 I 10
WESTERNS.
NEHHASKA.
No. Av. Pr. NIL Av. Pr.
3 heifers. . 800 J2 SO 1 hull SCO * 3 15
141 rws. Tx. 8S1 3 Oil 3 feeders. . 770 3 9 >
2 feeders. . 12H5 00 31 feeders..115S 3 93
1 steer. 970 a 10 27 feed rs. . "ill I 10
2 cows ; . . 870 3 15 123 feeders. 917 4 10
1 cow. . . . C40 2 85 3 feeders. 94t ! 3 50
15 cows. . .1093 2 90 1 feeder. . 590 2 r.O
I cow. . . .1030 2 85 9 feeders. 9 = 0 3 00
1 bull 1200 3 20 4 feeders. C37 3 15
25 fdr. Tex. 725 3 15
U DOMINO.
19 feeders..HIS 3 co i cow 1090 srn
r.2 sir. Tex.U'W ! 3 IT 2 cows 1070 3 35
1 sir. Tex.lOCO 3 G5 1 cow 9iiO .135
I 1 sir. Tex.l2M ) 3 05 3 cows 1023 3 fO
23 sir. Tex.1159 3 70 1 cow 80 < ) 3 50
2 -ers..ll 3 75 4 cows 910 3 35
15 str. Tex.1133 3 50 1 cow 10)0 ) 3 73
1 str. Tex. 1270 3 00 1 str. Tex.l.TiO 3 (0 (
1 stag 1230 3 00 42 feeders..1159 3 G3
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Conner Uros.
92 str. Tex.1071 3 8U
Lake. Tomb Co.
1 steer 860 3 65 22 steers..1291 4 00
17 steers..1181 .1 RS 54 steers..1UO 1 00
Vermont Cattle Co.
9 steers..URS 355 1 steer 1110 90
1 steer 1390 355 29 steers..1150 3 90
Ulrd Hope.
3 cows 1036 273 Hi cows 1000 3 m
1 cow 1000 325 9 steers..1191 3 75
S steers..1222 3 3 >
Wnrner & Jnnes.
1 feeder. . . 9ffl 393 1 feeder..1100 3 95
7 feeders. . 1101 395 8 feeders. . U13 3 93
IDAHO.
T. C. Catiln.
3 feeders..1220 350 2'1 feeders..121D 1 10
49 feeders..1237 100
J.ATK YKSTRIIDAV.
WKSTKHNS.
WYOMING.
Charles Wall.
3 feeders..1107 I 00 2 cows 775 n no
Western Union Jieef Co.
5 cows S50 280 22 cows 1011 3 70
47 cows Sfil 3 15 20 feeders..1051 375
C3 steers..1025 355 23 steers. . . . 1312 3 75
H. P. Glover.
5 heifers. . G9 < ; 3 20 fi steers..1310 23
Swan Land & Cattle Co.
22 steers. .1239 I 05 2'i ' steers..1213 4 15
N. 13. Cramer.
II eows. . . , .1150 3 53 II feeders..1133 I 00
1 feeder. .1100 4 00
George Keellnn.
11 cowa. . . , .1081 5 cows HIS 5 fO
SOUTH DAKOTA.
Western Handles.
CO steers..1253 345 79 steers.,1253 3 45
H. Hlchards.
55 steers..1305 1 15
COI.OHADO.
Insley ALH. .
31 steers..11SO 350 45 steers..1153 4 05
5 cows . . . .1034 3 CO
lions Tint market opened a little
stronger than yesterday , though the fact
that the hogs were a little tetter had a
good deal to do with the apparent strength.
Good liiHiln of both heavy and light hos
sold very largely at . ( > 5 , with sorno trocxl
medium weight loads at $3(77'- ( . Packing
hogs sold principally at J3 fHVTI3.62is. with
the close a little euHler than the opening.
Tho'market , as a whole , however , w.ts not
much different frnni yesterday , the. bulk
of the sains for both days being at the
rangf , J3.0oij3.io.
The trade was rather slow , duu in large
part to the reluctance of salesmen to ac-
lept prlr ( offered und to their apparent
determination to force thn market up a
note li. For that reason u clrarunci' was not
cffertrd an early ns usunl. but pra'tUully
everything suld In the end.
It will be noted from the t.ible of aver
age prices at heud of tnluinu tli.it the mur-
k-t did not shutv nuotnble iliniitje from
yesterday , but that It IB lor lower tlivn a
week ago , last Tuniduy havlnff been thn
Inch day of last wf k It wilt Uo be
noted that with thft cxcrptlo * fJ 1/rtj the
market I * now nt the lowest point
in this time In ssveral years ,
me saUs :
Sh Pr
40 M 60
. . . .1 rt
E If.rt . 3 fin
40 y CD
t ICO 3 f.2
2v > : t 62
I21 < : \ 3
120 3 ! U
' 3 6.m
'il > 3 62'j
2iO . ! < ! ' ,
. . . : t r.2Mi .
40 3 62 < j
1M > 3 f.2'i
120 n 1:21 : ,
. . . It 62 U.
. . . 3 ti.5
160 3 S3
KID 1 fa
. . . .1 tVi
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SO 3 65
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. . . ; i or.
. . . 3 B3
40 3 S3
80 3 C5
10 3 M
SO 8 00
2SO .1 M'i
S'J 3 62Vi
ICO 3 K2'2 '
SO 3 621 z
120 3 f.2Vj
120 3 GJt ,
120 3 62't '
120 il fi'Jl ]
Si ) 3 C3
8 3 & >
. . . 11 IS
SO 3 63
. . . 3 G7'i (
. . . 2 00
. . . 3 40
. . . 3 15
. . . : : Jr.
. . . 355
40 3 W
. . . 3 ( VI
. . . : ' . 60
. . . .1 ro
40 : i ii2 v
. . . : if.2's
. . . 1 liR
SHEEP The receipts were unusually
large for this n.arket. but over half of the
utrlvnls were consigned direct to packers
and were not offered for sale Advices
from other selling points Indicated weak
and dull markets and the trade here wan
unusually slow and dull , su that It was
late before' much business of importance
had been transacted.
Cliolre native muttons are selling largely
nt J4.1flf4.25 ; good grass westerns , Jl.li'W '
4.2ii : fair to good. J4.00iil.10 : good > earlligo. !
$1 25TM.CO ; good to chnlce Inmbs , J52Hi5.IO. (
fair to good lambs , J3.00fi5.10 ; feeder weth-
i ers , 2-year-olds and over , $3.73Til.Oi ) ; feeder
yearlings , f4.tvQ4.2R , and feeder lambs nl
SI25f'l75. Representative sales :
No. Av. Pr.
30 nulls r > S $3 3d
1 Ml ewes 107 3 M
10 yearlings 70 120
7-0 ftah lambs fs fi W
j i CHICAGO I.IVH STOCK MAIIKI'.T.
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1'iiHlr Tritde Active. I'rlcr * Itnlr
Sloiiily mill lloicx In ( Join ) Deinnii'I.
CHICAGO. Sept. 6.-Trade In cattle today ,
wns fairly active at steady prices , choice ;
steers , J525'i5.70 ! ; medium , J4.70Til.90 ; beef
steers , Jt.eOfil70 ; stockers and feeders , J4.10
( ( (1.70 ; bulls. J2.00fi4.00 ; cows and helfeiH ,
53.5 ( 425 ; c. lives , J4. 50577.50 ; western rang-
ers. J.rXlffl.50 ( ; fat western steers , M.lOfiTi.lS ;
Texans , $3.50ti5.00.
There was n good demand for hogs and
prices ruled 5c higher ; fair to choice , $395 i
! . ( ) : packing lots. $ J.OOT/3.85 ; butchers , J3 85
( S3.971 , ; . ; mixed. J3.751/3.95 ; llBht , J3.7CKf3.95 ;
pigs , f2.S5f/3.70.
The small supply of sheep was well taken '
at UK' advance. In prices ; western mut
tons , J4.25 ; ewes , J4.00-if4.25 ; fancy lambs ,
J5.70j5.75.
Receipts : Cattle , 5,500 head ; hogs , 17.000
head ; sheep , 9OU ) head.
Ml. I.ouU l.lvo Stuck.
ST. I.OCIS , Sept. fi.-CATTLK-Recelpts ,
8,400 head , Including 1,8K ( ) head Texans ;
shipments , 6m ( head ; market st'eadv but
slow ; fair to fancy native shipping and tx-
port steers , SU < Vj5.60 ; bulk of sales , K.Wli
6.40 ; dressed betf and butcher ulcers , J4.05Q-
5.50 ; bulk of sales , )4 2o'n : > .2ii , slcrrs under
l.WJ HH. , W.50 i5.2rt , bulk of sales. J16.HM.90 :
stockers mid focdorn , t2.tioti4.7i ; bulk of
sales , $3,65ti4.9 < ) ; stockcra und feeders , J2.'iO
til.75 : bulk of nal n. $ ,1.i/X/4.50 ( ; cows anil
heifers , $2.K'ufi.M ) , Texas and Indian steers ,
J'i.O.Vij4 75 ; bulk of s.xles , $3.25y4.0u ; cows and
heifers , } 2.70'i3.7U. |
HOGS llecelpts , 1.000 bend ; shipments ,
90) head ; market 5' < nOc lower ; yorkers. | : i.7.-i
t > Il.U5 ; packers , $3.70 ? 3.80 ; butchers , fl.7Mf
Il.Si' .
HHKHP Hecelptft , U.SOO head ; shipments ,
9W head ; miirket steady ; native muttons ,
fe3.7Rill.10 ; l.imtM , fl.0io.-.00 ! ; slockt-rs , JJ.35 ;
culls and bucks. (2.60 ? ( . ) in.
IVIIIINIIM I'lty I.Ue Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. C.-fATTl li Ke-
celpts , 8,710 hc.id native and 2i.iu ( head
ToMins ; desirable dressed he > f butchers
and feeding cattle , active , strong to lOc
higher , others lower ; choice heavy st'ers ,
J.5.15 5.35 ; medium , ji.7.r/ii : 0.15 : lights , Jl.i ! ii
R.Oj ; stocker.s and feeders J.t 4.VK i.00 ;
butchers' COWM and hclftrs , $2S51i4.iJ ; west
ern slier. , JJ.25jiu.15 ; Texas steers. $2 93
I'.iK ) ; Texas butcher cows , $2.8 ( > n3.lO ; can-
nei-H , J2.2RT28H.
JiOUri Uetilpts , 10.701 head ; liberal
supply and wt-ak provision market caused
u decline of from . " .c to 7'ic ; heavy , $3.6 > ii
3.JO ; mixed , IWiiZ. ! * ; lights , J3.iiUii3.75.
SHKliP Hocelpts , 9.I.1U . head ; supply
largely of iimimon stock caused slight de-
flliif In prices , while good Hocks sold
steady. Lambs , J3.fvfi5.6ii ; native muttons ,
$ l.lVi/l > 5 ; rangf muttons , $4.iui/4.J3 : rangi
leedlng lambit , } l.nOJi-l.50 ; range feeding
sluep , J3.7iv ( < l.lO.
Xt' \orU l.lvc Sliii'k.
NRW YOHK. Sepl. C.-HRRVKH-lle-
celpts , 631 head ; no trade of Importance ;
feeling dull ; cables slow ; live cattle , lu-Mf
II 'id ' dressed weights ; refrigerator beef ,
8'4c per pound. Kxportx , C5U cattle and 2.18U
HUarters of beef ; tomorrow , 571) cattle and
l.SW quarters of beef. Calves , receipts , 115
head : quiet : veals , f5.0 Ji5.73 | ; no grassers
or buttermilks suld.
SHRKP AND I.AMHS-Hecelpts. C2S head ;
sheep dull. Iambs more active , good stock
llrtn. Sheep , poor to good , } 2.50 il.OO ; Iambs ,
$ l.5U5ii ; . ( ) ; culls , JI.UO.
HOGS Receipts , 1.WX5 head ; weak at $1.00
< B 1.40.
SI. .liiNeiili l.lve Slock.
ST. .IOSKPII , Sept. 6. - ( Special. ) -
C'ATTLK Receipts , M. ' ) head ; be'ves ,
steady ; cows and heifers , weak ; natives ,
tl.2V&4.85 ; cows and heifers , $2.0ori4.2i ;
stockers and feeders , ft 25fr I.23.
HOGS Receipts , 3r > ) head ; market
opene < I late ; slow ; M 10o lower ; top , $3.MJ ;
bulk. J'J.ii7'Bf(372'z.
SIIKKP Receipts , S.O'JO ' head ; easy.
Clneliilllitl Live Sttii-k.
CINCINNATI , Sept. 6.-HOaS-Qlllet.
. . .
CATTM-J ICasy , $2.75Ti4.75.
SHKKP Steady , J2 fiuiTI.W.
J.AMIIS-Slendy , t3.25ffD.25.
Mock In Slichl.
Record of receipts of live stock al the
fulir principal markets for September C :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Omaha . 6.241 t.,112 9.V17
Chicago . 5CfiO 17,000 9 , ( i )
Kansas City . ROW H',700 ' ji.i.in
St. Louis . * ,400 l.WM 3 Mm
Totals . 29.174 3.M2 ( 32217
NHW YORK , Sept. 6. Yestrd.iy was a
close holldnv In the dry goods market To
day's activity was therefore marked Them
nro two day's orders to ho tilled und there
Is In consequence nvich shipping under
way. Tills made the nsu il Tuesday dullness
u mlstiumer. The print rluth market h < fnlrlv
acllvo. KMras are still quoted at 3 1-lCc .
There have been fair sales of print cloths ,
both extras und odd goods , frnni day to
day , and mill men have worked theirs Into
milch betti r shape. Staple cotton goods
show unimproved tradings. The steady de
mand for ' 'inall lots haH , however , , kept
stocks pretty well down.
MIES E. OOYD & GO , ,
Telephone I ( CM ) . Omaha , Neb
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