10 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 23 , 1898.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
77hoat Scores Sharp Upward Advance on
Qood Ooah Markets ,
REPORTS OF POOR RUSSIAN GRAIN CROPS
Corn Active mill Stronc ,
Jrrnctloii IIlRhcr ) l'rnUlonn
Ilcttcr lit Tone Tluiu ( or
Home Time.
CHICAGO , Sept. 22. Wheat today scored
the bwt advance that ban occurred In some
time , December tloalnn IVifrl-VjO hlKhcrand
Heptcmber l > 4c higher. Strong cables , higher
cash markets nntl heavy export eUEagcmciitii
drpvo shortB to cover and ruado a broad ,
active market. Corn wns moro iictlvo and
Btroug , with wheat , closing 140 hlchcr. Oau
advanced J4e. with a big trade. Provisions
Jfcro dull , but steady , helped by grain , clos
ing at slight advances.
AH the weakness which marked the close
or yesterday's wheat market had disappeared
at the opening today and vvao replaced by
utrcngth exceeding that shown tor several
wceko. Nearly all the features Influencing
the market wore- distinctly In favor ot thi
buying side. Liverpool was strong anil
higher nt the opening and continued to ad
vance during the day. Paris was also higher ,
showing an advance of 25 centimes. Dulutl
and other outside markets reported mate
rially higher prices for the cash article
Northwest receipts were at first reported al
831 cars , against Oil last week nnd 1,133 o
year ago. These figures were afterward cor
rected to 031 cars , but the correction had
apparently no effect on prices. OpenlnE
trades for cDccinber ranged from 634c tc
64c , compared with yesterday's closing price
of 63Vic. This lias about nt call price and
Belling against those privileges caused the
market to hesitate for a short time , a fers
Bales being maOo at 6363)ic. That was
the low point of the day. The demand from
uhorts , which was good at the opening , grew
heavier ns the session progressed , and , as
no great amount of wheat en mo out , a steady
upward movement took place , which did nol
Btop until 63tic had been reached. At those
figures holders began to let go more
freely , and the advance was checked ,
Very little reaction In prices oc
curred , however , as offerings were
hardly sufficient to satisfy the demand and
when fresh bull news was received later In
the day the market moved up very easily ,
Some selling was caused by reports of rains
In the winter wheat belt , which were badly
needed , and receipts yeiterday and today ol
220,000 bushels of wheat brought hero foi
mixing purposes nnd which wcro expected
to grade 1,000,000 bushels below grade whcal
was also a Blight Incentive to sell , but nol
enough to affect prices much. Late In the
day the market , which for some time pre
vious had been rather quiet , became active
ngaln on reports from Now York that eighty
boat loads had been worked for export. 1'rl-
% ate London cables reported poor Russian
crop prospects. Buying orders became very
Jicavy after that nnd offerings became still
moro restricted. Before the close Decem
ber prices had moved up to G4 > 6@G49gC and
that prlco wns bid ns the close boll rang ,
Corn was steady , wllli a somewhat bottei
trade. Shorts were froxs buyers , and then
was a good speculative demand for the long
account. The market vas influenced somewhat -
t'l ' what by wheat. Receipts were mod-
crate , C98 cars. Heavier receipts are looked
for tomorrow. There was a good eastern
nnd export demand. Offerings from wesl
of the Mississippi were extremely light ,
Prices fluctuated narrowly , ruling slightly
higher nil day. December ranged froir
to 2929c , closing Ho higher al
Thcro was a light trwlo In oats nnd prices
ogaln rallied sharply. Commission houses ,
which have recently been largo sellers ,
bought heavily , and elevator psoplo anO
Phorts were also frco buyers. The cash de
mand was excellent. London was 3d higher
Receipts wcro 258 cars. Tlio strength cl
wheat was a minor Influence. May ranged
from 23c to 22o and closed % c higher ul
Trade In provisions was light The firm-
Jiea > of grain markets acted as a check
on short celling , and , though the demand
was light , offerings were still more so. Ship
ments were largo. Iho close was steady :
December pork 2V4c higher nt $8.20 ; Decem
ber lard a shade higher nt $4.75 , and Jan
uary ribs 2 > c higher at $1.70.
Estimated receplts Friday : Wheat , 20f
cars : corn , 800 cars ; oats , 330 cars ; hogs
6,000 head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows :
Articles Open. High. Low. Close. Void 'j
07 07HM fiOIJ 07N
U3U-IU < 07HWi < * H
Wi usaii COM
20K3K S04 20H
JO 2SM9J
fan JUi-32
* * 1M S3 33
con iaV. . 2UH
'j i'j
810 Bin 810 8 10 810
H 17H 82S 8 17K H20 817H
010 010 007V > 007M 005
470 47/5 / 470 472V , 470
477X 475 475
4 bU 485 480 486
Oct. . . 635 . B3B 625 625
Jan. . . 405 472 405 470 4b7U
No. i
Cash quotations wcro ns follows :
. 1'LOUH rirm ; special brands , $4.25W
i'CLmrd.Won4F ! ! ptltcnts. ' , " .4003.60 ; soft
; No. 2 red ,
CORN-NO. 2 , SOQSOI-SC ; NO. 2 yellow ,
SO 3-8c.
OATS-NO. 2 , 22 i-st ic : NO. 2 white ,
24W 26e ; No. 3 white , 24 < 321ic. !
HYE-No. 2. 49c.
BARLEY No. 2 , 3342c.
SEHDS No. 1 llnxsecd , 91UQ92c. Prime
timothy s ed , $2. Kii2.10.
PROVISIONS-Mcsa pork , per bbl. , $8.15
C S.20. Lnrd , per 100 Ibs . $1.7504.77'A Short
ribs sides ( loose ) , $5.15i5.30. | Dry salted
shoulders ( boxed ) . $1.5004.75. Short clear
eldcfl ( boxed ) , $5.40ft3.50.
SUGARS-Unchanged.
rollowlng are the receipts and shipments
for todny :
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour , bbls . 12,000 11XK (
"Wheat , bu . 345,000 T2.001
Corn , Ini . 3S1.000 2G5.CKX
Oats , bu . 350,000 1SO.CXX
Rye. bu . , . 15,000 .
Hurley , bu . 1,000 6,00 (
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market wns steady ; creameries , IStf.'Oc ;
dairies , ll'417c. ' Cheese , steady at 7 { { ! > tc
Kggs , firm at 14c. Llvo poultry , weak : tur
keys , 7QSc ; chickens , SSS c ; ducks , 7c.
JVKW Y011K GUMHIAL , MAUICUT
Unotntloim for tlic Day nil Genera
CnmnioilltlrN.
NEW YORK , Sept 22-FLOUR-Recolpts
85,110 bbls. ; exports , 1,709 bbls. ; firm am'
held higher on all but spring patents
Bprlng patents , $3.8004.45 ; winter straights
$3.403.60 ; winter patents , $3.751H 00 ; sprint
clears , $3.30ft3.60i extra No. 1 winter , $2.75(5 (
2.90 ; extra No. 2 winter , $2.5002.75.
CORNMHAL Yellow western , SOc.
lIARLiBY MALT Quiet.
"WHEAT Receipts. 212,750 bu. ; exports
243,112 bu. ; spot strong ; No. 2 red , 70io f. o
b. afloat ; options -were active and strong al
day , closing e-SfflHo net higher latter It
Beptember throuch heavy covering. Be
nldcs foreign buying and easier cables thi
market was helped by big export trade
etrong cash markets and broadening spec
illation ; No. 2 red , September , 7 , 0750
closed at 75c ; December , 63 13-1CQC3 9-lCc
closed at 69'sc.
CORN Receipts , 03,199 bu. : exports , 21 ,
7S4 bu. ; spot Arm ; No. 2 , 357-Sc f. o. b
afloat ; options firm and moderately actlvi
all day on export demand , higher cable ;
and the strength In wheat ; closed 1iti3-Si |
hlxher ; September closed at 3 ! 3-Sc ; Decem
bor. 34 9-16j34 7-Sc ; closed nt 34 7-Sc.
OATS Receipts , 19,347 bu. ; exports , 130 ,
809 bu. : spot firmer ; No. 2 , 23c bid ; No. ;
white , S&Q29c ; options dull and uomlnall ;
higher.
HOPS-Flrm ; state. 1SJO crop , 4ii6c ; 1S9
wop , 8SHc : IMS crop , 14Sfl7c ; Pncltlc coast
1SW crop , 4i | c.
3VOOL Fine , twelve months , 49560c ; me
Alum , twelve months , 46ifMSc : coarse , 4CVJ
43c ; California , spring , 4SljiOc ; Oregon , cast
ern. 47fM6c ( ; territory , staple , 62c.
CHEESE-Steady ; large while.
email white , 8 Vic ; large colored ,
pmall colored , S'lc.
BUTTER-Recelpts. 3,623 pkgs. ; wcsteri
rnery , lG4j20Mc ; Elglns , 25c ; factory , 11V
loa 8 Receipts , 7,958 pk&s. ; firm ; west
cm. ITa.
COTTONSEED OIL Easy , exporters ask
tSf Iftc concessional prime summer yellow
I
\
22',4e ' nuked ; upot , 22c. future delivery ; oft
summer yellow , 22Q221,4cj prims winter yel
low , 27fi2Sr.
MHTAI.B Buyers anil sellers alike , wcro
npnthctlc today and In the absence ot sup
port , of any description , prices In some In-
fitp.ti' on t-nrTgcd off slightly. Tin dccllno
WTH largely nomtinl. At the close the
Mttnl cxrhanno called | ) | R Iron warrants
unchunpul at JC.S3 bid nnd JO.95 asked ; lake
copper , qultt , with J12.25 bid nnd J12.37V4
nfkfd ; tin , cinttt. with J15.15 bid and HG.22V.I
nuked : lead , dull and easy , with $3.9Vi bid
nnd t4.92'nslccd ' ; spelter , unrhangcd , with
Jl.K'Xj lild and } 4.S7'/j asked. The iirm nam-
Injf the settling prlco ot landing miners nnd
Bmellcia quotcy lead at Jl.So.
OMAHA ( Jli.NUHAI , .HAniCCT.
CnnilKInn of Trnilr mill Q.nnnlnnB on
Simile nnil I'liiiuy Prodncc.
EGGS Good stock , 14c.
BUTTI Jr. Common to fair , 10ifl2c ; eep-
aiator. lie : path rcd crenmery , 19c.
L1VC rofhTUY Hens , 7o ; old roosters ,
4c , nprlnfr chicken * ) , 7'ic ; ducks , 5BOo ;
KCCBO not wanted
GAMlTcal , blue wing , $1.75 ; green wing ,
Jl W ! mlx d , Jl 75fi2 25 , prairie chickens ,
young. SI GO ; old , $250.
IMOnoNS-litve. per doz , $100.
VnAL-ChoIcc , 9c.
VEGCTADLES.
Per doz. bunches , 30S33o.
ONIONS New , prr bu , 40350c.
UHANS-Hand-plcked navy , per bu. , $1.25.
POTATOns-Pcr bu. . COc.
CAHUAGn. per Ib. Ic.
TOMATOES Per four-batkct crate , 20 ®
SOc.
SOc.CUCUMBEHSHomo grown , per doz. ,
100200.
TROPICAL PUUITS.
OltANOES Secdllncs. $2.75 ; Medlter-
ranonn snects , J375Q300
LUSIONS-Callfornla , $ C ; fancy Messina ,
$6.50&7.00.
IlANANAS-Cholce , large stock , per
bunch , $2 00@2 25 ; medium sized bunches ,
$1.752.00.
TRUITS.
APPLES-Per bbl. , choice shipping stock ,
$2 75fo 3 00
WATERMELONS-Crated , ISIfHc ; loose ,
CANTALOUPE-Rocky Tord , per crate.
PEACHES-Callfornla , 20-lb. case , 00c < 3 >
$1.00.
1'L.UMS-Oregon , $1.00.
I'EAHS-Bnrtlott , California , $225 ; other
varieties , $200
GRAPES Native , per hn ket. 12V4c ; Cnll-
fornla Tokays , $1.50 ; Ohio , per basket , 15c.
CIIANBHHHIES Wlcronsin , ptr box ,
$1.23 ; Capo Cods , per bbl. , $7.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Almonds , per Ib , large size , 12 ®
13c ; small , lie ; Brazils , per Ib , 9@10c ; En
glish walnuts , per Ib , fancy soft shell , 11 ®
12c ; standards , gg9c ; Illbcrts , per Ib. , lOa ;
pecans , polished , medium , C7c : extra
large , 89o ; largo hickory nuts , $1 001.10
per bu. : small , Jl.15ftl.23 per bu. ; cocoanuts ,
per 100 , $4 60Q5 00 ; peanuts , raw , 6'/4c ;
roasted , 7' c.
MAPLE SYnUP-rive-g.il. can. each.
$2.75 ; gal. cans , pure , per doz , $12 ; half-gal ,
cans , $025 ; quart cans , $360.
HONEY-ChoIco white , 12 e.
DATES Hallow ce , CO to 70-lb. boxes , Bc ;
Salr , 60 ; Fard , 9-lb. boxes , 9c.
FIGS Imported , fancy 3-crown , 14-lb.
boxes , lOc ; 5-crown , 44-lb. boxes , 13c ; 3-lb.
boxc'i , 2223c per box ; California , 10-lb.
boxes , $1.
CIDER Per half bbl. , $3 233 50.
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
IIIDES-No. 1 green hides , 7c ; No. 2
green hides , 60 ; No. 1 salted hides , 8io ; No.
2 Baited hides , 7c ; No. 1 veal calf , 8 to 12
Ibs , 9c ; No. 2 veal Half , 12 to 15 Ibq , 7c.
TALLOW , GREASE , ETC. Tallow , No.
1 , 3c ; tallow , No. 2 , 2' c ; rough tallow , IHc ;
white grease , 2V4S2)ic ; jellovv and brown
grease , H4fi2Vic.
SHEEP PELTS-Green salted , each , 15 ®
i5c ; green salted shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) , each , 15o ; dry shearings ( short
wooled early skins ) , No. 1 , each , 5c ; dry
Hint , Kansas nnd Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per Ib. , actual weight , 4lj5c ; dry flint ,
Kansas and Nebraska murrain wool pelts ,
per Ib , actual weight , 304c ; dry Hint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per Ib , actual
weight , 405c ; dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per Ib , actual weight , 3@4c.
St. I.on IM Miirki-t.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. -FLOUR-FIrm ;
patents. $3 45f 3 CO ; straights , $310i5J325 :
clear , $2COS290 ; rye Hour , Jobbing at $2.75
In sacks and $300 per bbl.
WHEAT Closed strong , with September
% c , December Ic and May 5-Sc above yes
terday ; spot higher ; No. 2 red , cnsh , ele
vator , 70c bid ; track , 70o ; September , 69V c :
December , CO 7-Sc : May , 67'/4c asked ; No. 2
hard , cash , CCc bid.
CORN Futures steady to fractions
higher ; spot stronger ; No. 2 cash and Sep
tember , 29c bid ; December , 2S'c asked ;
Mav , 29 7-8Q30C bid.
OATS Futures strong nnd higher , rang
ing J/4c to 1 3-8c above yesterday : spot
higher ; No. 2 cash. 23c bid ; track , 23W24c ;
September , 24 7-8c bid ; December , 22wc bid ;
May , 24 1-Sc bid ; No. 2 white , 2CfI26 < 2C.
RYE Nominal and higher at 4i'nC.
SEEDS riaxseed , higher nt SSc ; prime
timothy Heed , steady at $2 35
CORNMEAL Quiet nt $1.5031.60.
BRAN Stronger and higher ; sacked , east
track , 47c.
HAY-FIrm ; timothy , $7.000900 ; prairie ,
$5 50ti7 50
BUTTER Steady and unchanged.
EGGS Firm nt 12Hc , loss oft.
WHISKY Steady nt $1 25
COTTON TIES AND BAGGING-'Oc.
METALS Lead , steady at $3974 } ; spelter ,
nominal at J4 62V4.
PROVISIONS Pork , standard mess , job
bing , $ S 25. Lard , steady ; prime stenm ,
$4 C5 ; choice , $4.70 Dry salt meats , boxed
shoulders , $175 ; extra short cler , $550 ; ribs ,
$5C2V4 ; shorts , $5.75. Bacon , boxed should
ers , $5 50 ; extra short clear , $6 00 ; ribs ,
$012 4 ; shorts , $6 37 ! .
RECEIPTS-Flour , 6,000 bbls. ; wheat , 38-
000 bu. : corn , 19,000 bu. ; oats , 26.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 6,000 bbli. : wheat ,
27,000 bu. ; corn , 13,000 bu. ; oats , 6,000 bu.
Unltlmorc Market.
BALTIMORE , Septlv 22. FLOUR Quiet
and unchanged ; receipts , 17,094 bbls. ; ex
ports , 32,056 bbls. ; western superfine , $225 ®
2 50 ; western extra , $2 6303.00 : whiter pat
ent , $3 75i3 95 ; spring pate-nt , $4 254 40 ; Rio
extra , $1fi5390.
WHEAT Strong : spot and month. 72Vi ®
72 3-Sc ; October , 71V4fi71ic ; No. 2 red , G7V < fl !
C7 5-Sc ; receipts , 29,293 bu. ; exports , 72002
bu. : southern wheat by sample , 6772o ;
southern on grade , CS072Vjc.
CORN Strong : spot and month , 331 ®
337-Sc ; steamer mixed , 32' > iR32 ( 7-Sc ; i < 5-
celpts , 56,102 nil. ; exports , 254i6 ! bu. ; south
ern whlto corn , 35Q36c ; southern yellow , 36
OATS-Flrmer ; No. 2 white , western , 27 ®
27Hc ; No. 2 mixed western , 25Vfec ; receipts ,
14 08 bu ; exports , none.
BUTTER-Steady ; More packed , 12013c.
EGOB Fiesh. Mrm at ICc.
CHEESE Active ; fancy New York , 60 ;
large , 9Q9Vic ; largo medium , 9Q10c ; small ,
9'091ic.
ClncliinnU : ilnrkct.
CINCINNATI , Sept. 22.-FLOUR-Steady ;
fancy , $3.0003.20 ; family , $2.53iJ2.80 ; winter
patent , $3.10113.75 ; extra , $2.2502.40.
WHEAT Firmer ; No. 2 red , 70c.
CORN Firm ; No. 2 mixed , 31c.
OATS Firm and higher ; No. 2 mixed , 25o.
PROVISIONS Lnnl. llrm nt $1.60. Bulk
meats , steady nt $5.37J. - Bacon , steady at
$6.50.
| WHISKY-Qulet nt $1.25.
1 BUTTER-Steady and unchanged ; fancy
Elgin creamery , 22c ; Ohio , 14&lSc , dairy ,
He8UOAR Steady ; hard refined , $4 5306.10.
EGGS-Qulet at 13c.
CHEESE rirm ; good to prime. Ohio flat ,
"
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO , Sept -WHEAT-Hlgher nnd
quiet ; No 2 cash und September , 71c ; De
cember , 67Cc.
CORN Dull nnd steady ; No. 2 mixed. 31c.
OATS Dull and higher ; No. 2 mixed ,
21Hc.
HYE Dull nnd firm : No. 2 cash , 4S14c.
CI.OVERSEED-Activo and higher ; prime
cash , $4 00 ; October , $4 SO.
MliiitnipolU Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 22.-WHEAT-
Flrm ; Beptember , C4C4c ; December. 61 ®
61V4c : May. C24c : No. 1 hard. Wc ; No. 1
northern. C6'4c ; No. 2 northern , 6Jlic.
FLOUR Demand good ; llrst patents ,
$1950403 ; second patents , $3.75@385 ; first
cleara , $2.7032 SO.
BRAN-In bulk. $7507.75.
1.1 % erpunl Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL , Sept. 22. WHEAT Firm ;
% 01ttd higher ; September. 6s % d ; De
cember. 5s 6d ; March , Cs CVld.
CORN Quiet and unchanged to HOUd
higher ; September , 3s 2Vtd ; October , 3s
December , 3s 3T4d.
Grnlii
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 22.-WHEAT-
HlRlier : Na. 1 northern , CSc ; No. 2 northern ,
C6'4c ; Docembtr , nominal.
RYE-Hlgher ; No. 1 , < S > * c.
BARLEY Steady ; No. 1 , 43o ; sample , 31
643c.
_
niiliith AVhent Market.
DULUTH , Minn. Sept. 22 WHEAT No.
I northern , cash. CSc ; September , CS 4c ; De
cember , C2 7-8c ; May , CSiic.
San 1'raiiPlNou AVlirnt Market *
SAN FRANCISCO , Sept. 22. WHEAT-
Dece-nber , $1 22i ,
BARLEY Not quoted.
> orthTreit Floor Ontnnt.
MINNEAPOLIS , Sept. -The North.
western Miller reports the Hour output la t
week nt Mlnnenpolls , Duluth , Superior and
Milwaukee at 413,770 bbls ,
STOCKS AMI 110MJS.
I.lvelr O | ern < lei n of the liar
( ) r to the Snerlaltlen.
NEW YORK , Sept. 22. The day's market
was lnrg ty given ever to what ar6 known
as thq specialties. There was nn upward
rush of prices In these stocks at the open-
log , but the evidence of weakening In
Sugar , which dominates the specialties ,
quickly brought realizing sales. The tone
was rather heavy nnd nt times soinovvhnt
feverish for the rest of the day. Trndcrs
who had turned bullish In Sugar on the
supposition that the long reaction wns over
made up their minds that the recent rise
was simply a campaign against the shorts
nnd turned sellers again. Manhattan
jumped 5-S above par on President Gould'f
talk of early elcctricnt equipment , but the
character of the selling nt the advance
aroused distrust and the bears raided the
stock. The. extreme range ot both of these
stocks was moro than 4 per cent and New
York Air Brake , which rose over 2 points
in the early dealings , reacted SU. Tobacco
also ranged over 3 4 points nnd closed
practically unchanged. Ihcse nre extreme
examples of vvhnt was going on to a lcs
extent throughout the list. Movements oi
Individual stocks were very erratic and the
market was excessively Irregular.
Meantime , the railroad lists were rnthct
sluggish and resisted the depression In the
specialties except for u few stocks. The
Pacifies were notably heavy , especially
Union Pacific preferred. This was partly
duo to the fnct that London had only Jus )
arrived -at the. conclusion quite definitely
formed long ago in Wall street that the
dividend on the preferred stock would be
only 1 > 4 per cent. The announcement ol
the dividend caused a rally of about J
point , the shorts having evidently awaited
the event to cover. The decline of 1 polnl
In Northern Pacific was unexplained unless
realizing profits , since the second week'x
statement showed earning ! ] to be over $56-
000 In excess of last jears high lev eh The
Reading statement for July , showing a de
crease In net earnings for all the compan
ies of $267,827 , caused some , heaviness in the
coalers. Northwcstern's August statement ,
showing a gross increase ot $253,230 ovci
last year's unprecedented earnings , WOE
responsible for strength In the grangeis ,
St. Paul especially being largely absorbed. .
The process of relief of the New York
money market was continued today by
further largo engagements ot gold from
London by a debit balance against the sub-
treasury of $1,271,444 , and by demands upon
domestic centers. New York exchange In
Chicago rose from lOc discount to lOc pre
mium ; call money in London rose V4 PCI
cent , open market discounts there rose
1-8 to 3-8 per cent and the Bank of England
raised Its minimum rate of discount from
214 to 3 per cent , nfter having borrowed
largely from the market to rnlso the rate
to the level of Its own. The demand for
silver dollars for shipment to the west has
led to the subtreasury giving notice thai
the dollars must be paid for in sllvci
certificates or trensury notes.
Since the ) supply of coin has been nearly
reduced to the amount of outstanding sil
ver certificates , the bond market continued
comparatively dull , but prices wure well
held. Total sales , $ l,220OuO. United State'
2s declined ' nnd the new 4s 'i , while the
old 4s , coupon , advanced U In the bid
price.
The Evening Post's London financial ca-
blcgrnm snjs : The stock markets hero re
main lifeless. They remained dull today era
a rise In the discount rate of the Bank ol
England from 2',4 to 3 per cent. The rise
surprised the market , the advance not be
ing expected till next week. The move
ment , however , Is justified by the banfc
figures and the fact that the * bank Is now
obtaining control of the market is shovvr
by borrowings by the market fiom the
bank having commenced today , the banP
charging 3 per cent for four days. Bank.
era and discount houses raised monej
rates in sympathy with -the bank rate , the
market being 2 5-S per cent. American !
nlono were good during the greater part ol
the day , but they fell away nt the class
chiefly on French selling. The feature was
n sharp relapse In Union Pacific , whose
dividend Is anxiously awaited. Argentine :
wcro castor on unsatisfactory cables con.
corning the boundary question , but I an
Informed from the best quarters that large
bujlng orders came from Buenos Ayres to.
day. Brazils were , better on Improvemen
In exchange. Spanish 4s were \ery strong
Negotiations nre reported with Rothschlle
for a fresh Spanish loan of about 5,000,000
If so , it will be. on the security of the
Alameda quicksilver mines. Kaffirswen
easier. Details of the gold movement foi
the week show the sale ot 472,000 In bai
gold and of 291,000 In American coin , thi
export of 100,000 to New York : of 100,00
to Egypt ; of 20,000 to South America ; o
15,000 to Santos and of 20,000 to Batavla
nnd the receipt of 30,000 for Austialla. j
largo bank In Hamburg Is said to have los
about 250,000 in consequence of demand :
rmdo on foreign securities.
Tne follovrlnc are the closing quotation :
01 the leading stocks on the New Tort
market today :
MOM YorU Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. M. MONEY On call
firm , at 4 per cent.
PimiE MERCANTILE PAPER 15 pel
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easy , vvltl
actual business in bankers' bills at $4.83j
® 4.8t for demand , and J4.81ViT4.Sl1/4 ( ( foi
sixty days ; posted rates , $4 82 > / < Q > 4 85 ; com
mercial bills. ? 4.SO'i < 34.80 .
SILVER CERTIFICATES 6162c.
BAR SILVER 61 G-lGc.
MEXICAN DOLLARS 47 4c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Steady ; 3s
105 % ; new 4s , reg. and coupon. 127U ; 4a
rofi. , 110U : coupon , 111 % : 2s , 99 ; Ss , res
nnd coupon , 112V4 ; Pacific Cs of ' 99 , 102H-
Closing quotations on bonds wera as foi
lo-ns :
Ilniik of HnKlnml tilntcmcnt.
LONDON. Sept. 22.-The weekly state
rnent of the Bank ot England shows thi
following' chanfes as compared with thi
previous account :
Total reserve , decrease , 526,000 ; clrcula
tloU decrease , 320.000 ! bullion , decrease ,
S45D25 ; other securities , decrease , 1C15-
OUO ; other deposits , decrease , 3,544,000 ; pub
lic ncposlts. Increase , iSil.OOO , notes re
serve , decrease , 514.000 : government se
curities , decrease. 425,000. Ths proportion
of the Unnk of England's reserve to lln-
blllty Is 5092 per cent , us compared with
43 31 per cent last week.
Hoiitoii Stock Qnotntlnni.
BOSTON , Sept. 22-Call loans ZVW psr
cent : time loans , 4fjG per cent. Closing
quotations on stocks , bonds und mining
shares :
A. . T. & . s K . K\ do pfd M'4
Amer. Hugar . 120-S lloston Elevated . . eJ i
do pM . 110 Ed. Electrlo 155
Uay State Gas . 14 Ed. El. pfJ ( new ) . 116V4
Ifclt Telephone . . . .28Z Atchlcon I > M > n
Iloiton A. Albany. . .241 Atchlson 4 8J
Boston & Maine , , , ,163 < i Allouez Mining Co. . 3Vi
C. H & Q Atlantic ? < ! '
ntchburg Notion aL iUna.:26V4
Gin Elec. ( new ) . . . . M' < , hutte X. llos'on . . . 23
Ill'noli Steel . COH Calumet & . Hecla.,680
Mexican Central . . . . 64 Centennial . . . . . . . . . 18
N T. S. N. E. . . . ! > S Pranklln 14
Old Colony . 191 OscTOla >
Ore. Short Line. . . , 30 Qulncy } J
Ta.marack 1S2
Union Pacific . 32 Wolverine 25V4
Went End . f > > Pnrrolt 23V4
do ptd . 10'iVi Old Dominion . . . 23 %
Westlngh. nice. . . . . S3 HumboMt 4Va
Snn rrnnclncn Mining Qnntntlonii.
SAN rUANCISCO. Sept. 22. The ofllclrtl
closing quotations for mining stocks today
ncro as follows ;
AHa 7 i Julia 1
Alpha Con 4'Justice ' 12
Andes 10 Kentucky Con 2
Ileloher 17 Mexican 23
licit & , Uelchcr. . . . . 23 -li'ntal Con 83
Bullion 3 Oplilr
Caledonia 23 Overman r >
I Challenge Con IS I'otool 20
I Chollar 19 Savage 13
Confidence CS Scorpion 1
Con. Cala. nnd Va. . . 70 Sierra. Nevada S2
Con Imperial 1 Union Con 23
Crown I'olnt 16 Utah Con 7
Exchequer . . . . . 2 Yellow Jacket 21
Gould & Currle 24 Standard ICO
Hale & Norcross . . . . 81
Silver bnrs , C05-8c ; Mexican dollars , 4C@
Drafts , sight , 17Hc ; telegraph , SOc.
York Mlulnu : < lnnin < lnnn.
NEW YORK , Sept. 22. The following nre
the closing quotations on mining stocks :
Choler 17 Ontario 325
Crown I'olnt 12 Ophlr < 5
Con Cal. and Va. . . , C3 Plymouth 12
Deadwood 40 Quicksilver 128
Gould U Curry 2) do pfd 3SO
Hale & Norcross 70 Sierra Nevada 75
Homeatike KM Standard 155
Iron Silver C3 Union Con 20
Mexican 20 Yellow Jacket IS
London StocU Quotation * .
LONDON , Sept. 22 4 p. m. Closing ;
Consols , money..ICO 13-15IN Y Central 1204
Consols , nee1. ! . .1U9 13-16 Pennsylvania 60Vi
Canada Pacific . . . . S9 % Head'ng 0 %
Krla H'n.H. P pfd G7Vi
Krlelstpfd 37VAtchl on 13f >
Illinois Central . . . .116 ii , & X 5S'
Nor. Pac. i > fd 70T 'Grand ' Trunk 7H
Bt. Paul common..ing |
BAR SILVEU-Stendy at 255-lCd.
MONEY 1 % Per tent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills , 2t4f2 5-8 per cent ; for three
months' bills , 2 6-8(32 ( > i per cent.
I'liinncliil Nntcn.
OMAHA , Sept. 22 Bank clearances today
were $1,154,20054 ; bnlances , J181.703 33. Clear
ings last > ear wcro JS64.C91.02 ; balances ,
J134 990 51. Increase In clearings , J2S9.615 5 ! .
NEW ORLEANS , Sept. 22.-Clearlnss ,
$502,042 ; New York exchange , bank , EOo pre
mium ; commercial , $1.23 discount.
ST. LOUIS , Sept. -Clearings , $4,063,455 ;
balances , $460,242 ; money , 4GT per cent ; New
York exchange , 40o discount bid , 15o dis
count asked.
CHICAGO. Sept. 22 Clearings , $17,815,459 ;
balances , $1,730,391 ; New York exchange , lOc
premium ; posted rates , $4 S2t44 85. Stocks ,
South Side Elevated and Biscuit In active
demand ; South Side L , 77 ; Biscuit , 33 : Bis
cuit preferred , 93t c ; Diamond Match , 149
bid ; Lake Street L , 134 ; North Chicago ,
221 % ; Strawboard , 31 : West Chicago , 91 ; City
Raltvvay , 2S5 ; Metropolitan. 2ti.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 22 Money , 2 < 46 per
cent ; New York exchange , par to 20o dis
count ; clearings , $1,790,100.
NEW YORK , Sppt. 22. Clearings , $17-
398,044 : balances , $7,5r S,5C2.
BOSTON , Sept 22. Clearings. $16,387,396 ;
balances , $1,999,187.
PHILADELPHIA , Sept. -Clearings ,
$10,923,254 : balances , $1,729,620.
BALTIMORE/ . 22.31earIngs , $2,966-
886 ; balances , $479,193. _
DniiU of l rnncc'N Statement.
PARIS , Sept. 22 The weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows the following
changes as compared with the previous ac
count :
Notes In. circulation , decrease. 20,076,000
frnncs ; trensury accounts current , In
crease , 24 000.000 francs ; gold in hand , de
crease , 200.000 frnncs ; bills discounted , in
crease , 7,025,000 francs ; silver In hand , In
crease , 3,800,000 francs.
Wool Market.
LONDON. Sept. 22. WOOL There was n
good attendance nt the wool auction sales
today. The offerings numbered 14,163 bales
nnd were the best selection offered BO far at
this series. Morlnos were in good supply
and sold at 7ts10 per cent above the July
series. Good greasles brought full prices
and better cross-breds showed a hardening
tendency. Inferior stock was frequently
withdrawn during the. course of the day.
New South Wales stock sold well. The
following are the sales In detail :
Now South Wales , 2.700 balea ; scoured ,
7V4d@ls 6t d ; greasy , 4iflld. Queensland ,
2,000 bales ; scoured , lltsd&ls 4V4d ; ( jreasy ,
7U < ft7V4d. Victoria , 1,400 bales ; scoured , 8t4d@
Is GV4d : greasy , CfillHd. South Australia ,
2,000 bales ; scoured , Sufds 6d : greasy , Si@
9V4d. Tasmania , 100 bales ; greasy , 9tsdfjls.
Now Zealand , 600 bales ; scoured , 6t4djls ! Od :
greasy , SVfc'BCd. Capo ot Good Hope and
Natal , 400 bnlcs ; scoured , Is 3dfils 7t d ;
greasy. 5i7Hd. Italian Ileece washed sold
at 7Q10d.
_
INeir York Dry < ! oo < lH Market.
NEW YORK , Sept. -Dry goods were
quiet today and little interest was man
ifested In any branch ot the market except
the silk division , where the Interest in the
auction sales was qulto marked. The prac
tical decline lu print cloths was n source
of depression on the part of operators ,
though It was not altogether unlocked for.
Extras selling at 2 cents outside the market
have made It Impossible to secure any bet
ter offers than this. BO that the quotation
on extras 2 1-16 cents less % of 1 per cent
remains a purely nominal one. Odd goods
wcro nlso less llrm Snles were not heavy
In either division on the print cloth mar
ket. Locally there was little or nothing
now In the situation. Glngharns and other
woven colored fnbrlcs nnd essentially win
ter goods were the lively portions of the
cotton goods market. In woolens nnd
worsteds there wns no change.
New York Me Stock.
NEW YORK , Sept. 22 BEEVES Re
ceipts , 1.7SG head ; nothing doing ; feeling
steady ; cables steady ; llvo cattle , Il > igi2c ;
refrigerator beef , f > 'i&8ic ; exports , 209 cat
tle.
CALVES Receipts , 03 head ; steady :
veals. $ ( i50gS75- tops , $900 , grnssers and
buttermilks , $1 25Q4 75 ; no westerns.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rccelpts , 4,673
head ; slow nnd Ijarrly steady ; sheep. $300 ®
460. lambs. $5000jCOO : culls , $4000473
HOGS Receipts , 2,419 head ; steady at
$4 25JJ4 60 , pigs , $1 60 , western skips , $1.00.
St. .loNt'pIi lilrc Stock.
ST. JOSEPH . 22 ( .
, Sept. -Speclal.-CAT- ) -
TLE Receipts. 900 head ; steady and nctlvo ;
natives , $4.45i85.15 , Texas and westerns ,
$5.3504.75 ; cows and heifers , $2.004,20 ;
stackers and feeders , $3.25175.00.
HOGS Receipts , 2,200 head ; steady ; top ,
$3.75 ; bulk , $3.70Q'3.75 ( ; no top hogs ; quality
only fair.
SHEEP Receipts , SOO head ; slow and
steady.
Cirnlit Hrccliitx at I'rlncliinl MnrketM.
CHICAGO , Sept. 22. Receipts today :
Wheat , 206 cars ; corn , 598 cars ; oats , 253
cars. Estimated car lots for tomorrow :
Wheat. 200 ; corn..SOO ; oats , 330.
MINNEAPOLIS' Sept. 22. Receipts :
Wheat , 420 cars.
ST. LOUIS , Sept , 22. Receipts : Wheat ,
t > 4 cars.
DULUTH , Sept. 22. Receipts : Wheat , 411
cars.
KANSAS CITY , Sept. 22. Receipts :
Wheat. 139 cars.
Receipts at primary markets : Wheat ,
1,372,217 bu. : corn , 566.10S bu. ; oats , 33,365
bu.
M City rill 11 mill Pro > luloiin ,
KANSAS CITY , Sept. 22. WHEAT > 4c
higher ; No. 2 hard , C6te ; No. 3 , 64V4c ; No.
1 red , 66&c ; No. 2 , C6c ; No. 3 , 6lc ; No. 4 ,
6H4c ; No. 2 spring , 62c.
CORN Steady ; No. 2 mixed , 27Hc.
OATS Steady ; No. 2 white , 25c.
RYE No. 2. BOc.
BUTTER Firm ; separator , 20c ; dairy ,
ICc.
ICc.EGOS
EGOS Steady. 12c.
RECEIPTS-Wheat , 83.400 bu , ; corn , 20,100
bu : oats. 27.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 16,800 bu. ; corn , 6-
200 bu. ; oats , 4.000 bu.
1'oorln MarUetd.
PEOniA. Sept. 22. CORN Firm ; No. 2.
OATS Firm : No. 2 , 23t4c.
WHISKY Firm , on the basis of J1.I5.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oattle Arrivals Oontinno Fair , but Hogs
Pall Off in Numbers ,
TRADING GENERALLY ON A FIRM BASIS
ICIUIiiK Storm Sell for Go oil
Conn and llclfcrn Henlnt llcnr Mot c-
uicnt lion * AtUniice Slightly
Under Light Hcediit * .
SOUTH OMAHA , Sept. 22.
_ . , , Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Receipts today 0,392 6ill 3,9t > 9
Olllc al Monday 4 , sl 2.2S5 lO.JOO
Ofjjc a Tuesday 6.177 0,617 2M
Oniclal Wednesday . . . . 4,790 ' , , OU 4,40 $
Indicates Sunday.
The oniclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
_ _ . Cattle , Hogs Sheep. H'r's.
O & St. L. Ry 3 . . , ,
Missouri Pacific Ry. . 14 3
Union Pac. System. . 63 22 15
F. , E. & M. V. R. R. 43 1G
C. , St.P. . M. & 0 Ry. 7
B. & M. R. R. R..102 31
K. C. Ac St. J . 7 1
C. , R. I. & P. Ry. , B. . . 1
C. , R. 1. & P. Ry.W. 1
Total receipts . . . .237 91 16 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omnh.i Packing Co . 72 ? < 7
G. II. Hammond Co. . . . 191 901 250
Swift and Company . 5C2 1,283 47. !
Cudahy Packing Co . 7Gb l.lGS
P. D. Armour. Chicago. 601 1,979
R. Becker and Degan. . . 274
Vansnnt & Co 274ij
J. L Carey . .iiiiilir.iil 710
Lobman & Co 303
W. I. Stephens 377
Benton & Underwood . . 2SJ
Huston Ac Co 2S
Hill & Huntzlneer 43S
L. r. HUSZ as
Livingston & Schalcr . . . 81
Hamilton & R 498
McCreary igi
Hammond , from 1C C 176 . .
Swift , from country iw)7 )
Cudahy P. Co. , 1C C. . . . 472 '
Other buyers 466 1,860
Left over 250 750
Totals . cC12 6,174 4,347
CATTLE Receipts of cattle so far this
week have run a little ahead of last week
and considerably ah ad of the week before.
However , there have been none too many of
any kind to supply the requirements of the
market. In fact there has been a shortage
of killing cattle , so that the packers have
been compelled to ship In a largo numLcr
from other markets to keep their houses
going. For that reason the market at this
point has been stronger than the other mai-
kots. This morning when Chicago and Kan
sas City reported weak to lower markets It
had very little apparent effect upon the trade
at this point , as buyers went ahead Just the
same nnd prices here were not material ! ; '
altered from what they were yesterday.
Fat cattle , either corn fed or good grassers -
ers , sold at about the same prices as yes
terday. Of course there were Instances
where sellers who did not happen to have
Just what a buyer wanted thought the mar
ket was easier , but there were just as many
who thought It was firm. The trade at any
rate was acttvo and the offerings for the
most part changed hands early. Corn fed
cattle sold as high as $5.40 , with others al
$5.30 , $5.15 , etc. In fact the most of the
corn fed cattle brought $5 or bettor. Fa !
cattle arc. selling aa high as any time this
season.
Stackers and feeders , the same as boel
cattle , did not show much change In the
matter of values. The market was actlvr
on good kinds and .the yards were full cl
buyera and lookers. The common and me
dium grades , as has been the case for. some
time , were a little slow and the feeling none
too strong.
Buyers seemed to feel that cows and heif
ers were too high In comparison with other
markets and they wanted to shade prices ,
but anything that the feeders would take was
fully steady. Buyers tried to bear canneie
a little , but there were not enough here to
admit of their being very bearish , and they
had to pay about the same as yesterday In
most cases. Representative sales :
.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
4..1250 $3 70 19. .1343 $4 85 19..1109 $5 15
1..1250 4 10 44. .1052 4 85 35..1181 5 13
1..1430 4 40 12S2 5 00 20. . .1204 620
4..1355 4 75 1003 5 05 19..1273 530
18..1153 4 75 1204 5 10 39..1317 540
3..1300 475 3S..11S9 5 10
COWS.
3. . 900 2 25 1. . S10 2 73 1. SOO 3 10
900 2 25 1. . 850 2 75 1..1200 3 15
1. . 870 2 & 1..1000 2 83 1..1130 3 25
3..1010 2 50 15. . 792 2 90 1..10M ) 3 30
1. . C20 250 4. . 9CO 3 00 " 1135 3 30
3. . 9' 3 2 75 2. . 10-15 300 4. 947 3 40
13. . 972 2 73
HEIFERS.
4. . 800 3 33 2 . C70 3 40 3. . 573 3 C3
BULLS
aT.illo1 Si 1-W103SS 1. . 450 3 80
CALVES.
23. . 418 4 75 4. . 440 5 00 ] . . 230 f > 50
1. . 120 5 00 9. . 370 5 00 1 . 130 6 50
STAGS.
20..1155 4 50 ,
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
2. 850 3 40 1. . 6SO 4 00 5. . 912 4 20
1. SIO 3 50 61. . 723 4 00 27. . i > 67 4 25
1. 510 3 50 1. . 910 4 00 20 . 5SI 4 25
6. 603 3 05 2. 610 4 10 14. . 710 4 35
1. 670 3 75 28 910 4 15 23. . 723 4 40
2. 970 4 00 3. . 1010 4 20 4. . 852 4 40
13. 839 4 00
WESTERNS.
No. Av. Pr. No Av. Pr.
57 LOWS. . . . 990 $2 85 93 feeders. 859 $1 00
10 feeders. 859 3 50 101 feeders. . 821 4 00
30 feeders. 952 3 75
NEBRASKA.
393 feedcrs.lOofi 4 00
Western Union Hcef Company.
23 Steers. . . . 887 375 IS COWS 990 390
9 c&c $11 DO
IlOCiS While the receipts of hogs are fair
for this time of the year the arrivals this
vc k Imvo fallen off considerably from what
they wcro last week. One week ago today
200 cars of hogs were received , while today's
arrivals fell considerably short of 100 cars.
The market , however , was In very satisfac
tory condition. Advices from all other pell-
Ing points Indicated lover markets , but un
der the Influence ot moderate receipts and
a very active donmnd the market here
opened a shade higher and the most of the
hogs sold on that basis. A few of the latest
arrivals may not hnve fared quite so well ,
as the extreme close was hardly eo strong
e.3 the early market , but at the tame tlmo a
Blanco nt the table of average prices nt the
head of thp column will show tlmt the aver
age price txtld for all the hogs wan conMd-
crnbly above the general market ot yester
day.Tho
The hogs sold largely nt $3.7003.SO. with
the long string at $3.72H < P3.75 , while yo-
tordny the popular price \\ns $3.70. In
other words the Improvement In price wns
largely on the heavy mixed hogi , which
brought 214c moro than yesterday In moat
canes. The trada was nctlvo nt prevailing
prices and the hogs were practically nil sold
< nrly. Representative sales :
SHEEP The receipts of sheep were not
quite up to the record made yesterday nnd
the day before , but there was a fair run. Of
the number here , however , seven earn were
consigned direct to packers , so that the ac
tual of.orlngs on the market were far from
largo. The trade In feeders attracted a good
deal of attention on account of the largo
number of country buyers , nnd the market
on that kin 1 of stuff was active and a little
stronger. I3v cry thing offered was snapped
up In sl'ort order and the pens were soon
cleared
Fat sheep and lambs were also In good
demand , as local packers were all In nce'd
of supplies and the movement was active and
pilTB fully steady. Most everything In the
pens wns told nnd weighed up In good sea
son.
Quotations arc : Good grass westerns , $3.00
® 4.00 ; fair to good , J3SO@3.90 ; good year-
llnga. $4.150 > 4 25 ; good to choice lambs. $5.00
(3525 ( ; fair to good lambs , $ i,00@5.00 ; feeder
wethers , 2-year-olds and over , $3.75@4.00 ;
feeder yearlings , $4 00@4.15 ; feeder lambs ,
$4.254.75. Representative sales :
No. Av. Pr.
132 western ewes 92 J3 25
15S western ewes 91 3 25
10 western ewes i 113 350
37 western ewes 89 350
201 breeding owes 95 3 TO
250 western ewes nnd wethers . . . .100 375
472 western ewes nnd wethers . . . .10(3 ( 3 75
20 western yearlings 76 3 90
1 buck 70 400
14 Iambs , tailings 3S 400
21 western wethers 83 4 15
178 western wethers 77 4 15
200 Utah lambs , feeders 69 400
294 western lambs 57 4 65
42 Utah lambs , feeders 69 I 70
100 Utah lambs , feeders 69 470
22 lambs , feeders 53 475
226 Utah Iambi , feeders 67 4 90
CHICAGO L1VI2 STOCK MAIUCET.
Heel Cattle Sell Well , HOKH Slow nml
hlii't-p I-nlrly Active.
CHICAGO , Sept. 22 The ruling features
of the cattle market today were the same
as on previous days of the week , good
droves of beef cattle selling readily at firm
prices , while common nnd medium grades
moved off rather slowly nt lOQloe below
last week's prices. Sales of native bcel
steers were on ft basis of $1.00(56.00 ( for com
mon to pretty good lots , up to $5.5005.65 for
prime shipping cattle , with extra lots sal
able at J5.70JJG.5. The bulk of natives sold
at $4.90@5.50 , and exporters were free buy
ers. Cows and heifers sold better , Homo
prime yearling 700 to 813-lb. heifers fetching
$5 , and a few extra bulls brought $4.30@ >
4.40. Calves were active at $0.007.50 for
best grades and western range cattle were
In good demand at unchanged values.
The local demand for hogs showed no Im
provement , nnd there was a fair average
reduction of 2Vfc0-5c , packing lots catching
it the worst. Hogs sold largely at $3.80(3) ( )
3.95 , coarse heavy packers selling at $3.450
3.05 and good to prime hogs at $3.9004.00.
Pigs sold at the usual wide range of prices ,
little fellows going nt $2.9003.90 and
stronger weights at $3.403.SO.
Trade In sheep and lambs was only fairly
active at a fair reduction from the prices
lately paid. Lambs gold at $3.55@3.75 for
poor to choice flocks , feeders selling at
$4.5004.80 and choice western range lots at
$5.40 5.50. Cxtra choice native lambs were
quotable at about $5.90. Sheep were rather
slow at $3.0033.50 for common , up to $4.20 ®
4.50 for choice natives , bulls selling at $2.45
< J2.75 and feeders at $3 9004.05. Range
sheep sold slowly at $3.0004.20.
Ilecclpts : CrittlP , 11,000 head ; hogs , 20,000
head ; sheep , 14,000 head.
Kniinnn City Llie Stock.
KANSAS CITY , Sr-pt. 22 CATTLE Re
ceipts , 7,635 natives , 2,400 Texans. The vig
orous demand for dressed beef and butcher
cattle caused most desirable lots to sell
SfrlOc higher ; nil other grades , killers and
feeders active at steady prices ; choice
heavy stet-rs. $5250660 ; medium , $300jj025 ;
lights , $4S51545 ; ntockers nnd feeders , $120
(5500 ( ; butchrr cows and heifers , T2 80iJ4 60 ;
butcher bulls , $2800360 ; western steers ,
$3 4004 40 ; Texas steers , $3 0003 65 ; Texas
butcher cows , $2800360 ; canning stock , $230
02.75
HOGS RecelptP , 7,125 head ; lights , good
demand and strong to 5o higher ; heavy ,
slow and steady prices : heavy hogs , $365
380 : good packers , $36503.75 ; lights , $355 ®
377'i
SlinCP Receipts. 2.600 head ; Bupply
mostly range Block that sold readily at
strong prices , range Iambs , $4 90ti3 25 ; range
muttons , $3 8004 25 ; range feeding lambs ,
$1 2504 60 , range feeding sheep , $3 8004 00.
St. I.oiiU I.Me Stork.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. -CATTLC-Recelpts. .
3.SOO head. Including 2,500 Texans , ship
ments , 1,800 head ; market steady , fair to
fancy native shipping : and export xteera.
$1000605 ; bulk of Bales , S1S00533 , dressed
beef and butcher stcrers , $4 4005 35 ; bulk of
sales. $1600510 ; steers under 1,000 pounds ,
$3 3004 UO ; bulk of Bales , $3 3501 25 ; stackers
and feeders , $2250450 : cows and heifers ,
$2 0004 SO ; TOXUB and Indian stpers , $3 65 ®
430 : cows and heifers , $23503.15.
HOGS-Uerplpts , 3,400 head ; shipments.
l.SOO head ; murkot steady ; yorkers , $1750) )
390 : packers , $3700395 ; butchers , $ ,1800 >
SllbnP Receipts , 1,600 head ; shipments ,
250 head ; market steady : native muttons ,
$1000425 ; lambs , $5000565.
Cincinnati ! , ! > Stock.
CINCINNATI , Sept. 22. HOGS Easier
nt $1000410.
CATTLE Steady at $2 0004 15.
LAMBS Steady at $3000565. '
Stork In Sl ht.
Record of receipts of llvo stock at the
four principal markets for September 22 :
Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
Omaha 6,392 5,711 3,969
Chicago 11,000 30.000 14,000
Kansas City 10,095 7,125 2CfO
St. Louis 3,000 3,400 1,600
Totals „ 30,487 40,230 22,129
JAMES E. BOYD & GO , ,
Telephone 1030. Oniohn , Neb
COMMISSION ,
GRAIN , PROVISIONS and STOCKS
110ARD OP TRADB.
Direct wire * to Uhlcacn and ttnr TorK.
Correspondent ! i John A. . Warrtn A Co.
JD33.
H. R. PENNEY &
. . CO. ,
Itooiu 4 , N. V. Life Hide. , Oninlm , Neb.
StocksirainProvisions (
Direct AVIr'a New York , Chlonsa and
IVentcra I'oluti.
The battle of Ne
braska that will culmin
ate in an election next
November is on.
The opposing polit
ical parties are already7
lining up and strength
ening their organiza
tion.
The candidates pre
sented to the favor of
the voters are entering
the field and the active
work of the campaign
about to be begun.
For the latest reli
able news of the
battle of Nebraska in
1898THE OMAHA
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