10 TJL13 OMAHA DAILY' II1515 : THURSDAY , SI5PTI5M1J15H 20 , 1HJKS.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
September Takes a Hurry , Goes Up to 70
Cents and QaietaDown at 08 1-4.
PORK , LARD AND RIBS ON A SLIGHT DECLINE
I'rnrlftliin MnrUct Ociirrnllx In llrnry
nil 1-urKc Ilcui'liitn niul u Dcellne
at IJiiTjiocil Corn mill
Uutn DOM n <
CHICAGO , Sept. 23-A Hurry In S&pl m-
tier wheat was the feature on 'change to-
ilny. The price of the September option
laligcd all the way from CSc to 70c , but
wound ui In the- end ut GS < 4c , u loss of
Vie as compared with yesterday The closIng -
Ing price of December was CJ > ic , precisely
the name as the final figures yesterday.
Corn lost % o and oafs ' 4r. 1'ork declined
J2' ' c , lard 7'/io and ribs 6c
Wheal opened al 1(3 ( &c decline from
jcsterday's closing price , Iniluenced to
Home extent by the unfa\orablo weather ,
liberal northwest movement and the. fact
that cables did not show us much strength
IIH expected , Inlcw of the sharp rally
liere late yesterday It soon de\eloped ,
Jiown\er , Unit September was In good rc-
niest and aery modi-rate supplj , selling
up l ie ; to 70c The advance ulfictcd the
rest of the list , which sold up In s > mpath >
t'ash values In the northweat rulicl llrm
nnd this was also a factor Yesterdaj s
east business was ImmeiiHe , 1210,000 bu ,
und exports also made- good showing , ag-
Krtgatlng 917.WW bu New "iork wired that
the United Kingdom and the continent
wens bujers today and that acceptances
xve-ro again fulrl > liberal l"orelgn rs were
also credited with purchasing In this nmr-
J < ct. Primary receipts wtro .121,009 bu.
umaller than a > ear ago , notwithstanding
liberal arrivals In the northwest 'Ihe J > ear-
Ish showing of the Liverpool closing cablps
treated a change In sinllmint and pities
) iero rueeded , although Paris closed GfilOu
lilgher. September In New York turned
weak late In the day. selling off 1 7-Sc Duluth -
luth also ruled easy , declining nearly It
Local longs llciuldated and Dual quotations
) ieiu weie around the bottom price North
west u-ctlpts wern 997 cars , against 1,710
i urb jeMlcidu > and 9U a week ago Local
ji-celpts were 211 cars , Including li > 9 cars
of spring wheat , of which 17 cars were of
contract grade Receipts at western points
weio 1,300,210 bu , against lrslOI2 bu. last
> c.ir , and at eastern points 071 GIO bu S ii-
tember opened unchanged at GSVii' , so iild
up to 70c and closed at CSUc asked. soDe -
< ember opened J-Sc lower at 04 .1-Sc , sold
up to Clc and closed at bS fiGl 7-Sc
Corn lost all the Improvement of yester
day and 1-bc besides It was chlelly af
fected by the courst of the wheat m irket
The rccelptb wcic 54D cars , against 520 esti
mated \tstcrday and U7 the corresiond.ng
ilay a jear ago Estimated iccelpts for
tomorrow , 7.JO cars A fair inquiry tor
Hhlpment was recorded , but bujers and
Kellers were apart In their view of prices
Mirly In the day. IJuslness was dull , but
there appeared to be a general disposition
to drop September corn Decembei opened
Jic higher at 30 1-Sc , Hold up to J0'4c ' and
iloscd at 294i729 ( 7-Sc
Oats were traded In moderately nnd the
market showed strength early , prices ad-
vanelng l-SfiV4O ( o\cr yesterday's close.
"Weakness developed later , however , and
prices closed with a lom of 1-Sfi'ic on the
lay May opened l-8c lower at 22 7-Sc , sold
up to 23 1-Sc and declined to 22'4'U22 7-Sc at
tlld ctOBC
Provisions had against them very heay
receipts of hogs nnd that , together with
the ytllow fc\er reports and Is decline In
Ilio jirlco of bacon at Liverpool , caused a
lie.ivy market. January pork opened al
J907'AS910 ( , sold up to $ D 20 and closed at
JTO'i/j July lard closed at $1 87KJanu -
iirv ribs opened unchanged at $1 72Vitf4 73 ,
ttold up to $4 75 and closed at $4 72 > i
Estimated receipts for tomorrow . Wheat ,
JM" tars , corn , 730 cars , oats , 300 cars , hogs ,
33,000 head
The lending futures ranged tin follows :
Articles Opun. High Low a dy ,
08' ( 70 GS OHU Gil ,
G3H < 131tMl4 IHH
05M
30 20J
SOU
J1J4-S.
21V 82
am 21' aon Jl
2JJI 3
70 8 17 !
H 1A Saalj 8 0" 8271
020 007 O''U
4 77V , 477 > < 476 4 82Vt
4 u o - 4 HI '
477H 4 87 'n
4 UU 4 HO 4U7Hi 403
B 2' 627W B22 622 B2-i
4 7J 4 70 I 4 70 477i
No. 2.
c.ish ( iiinlatlonsvcro follows :
I'LOUR Stench , \\lnter patcjiils , $3.30T
P. W ) , strnlRhtt , $ T 10U3.20. BprliiR ppclal < t
SI. 00. 8 | > rliiK patents , ? J 301(3 ( 00 ,
J2 SOfJI 15.
WIIUAT No. 3 Hprlnp , C3QC3'i ' ; No. 2 red
C&e-
C&eCOHN
COHN No. 2 , 294ffn : 7-Sc
OATS-NO. 2. 22fi 3-sc. NO 2 jciiow , 3
O.Wl-Sc , No \\hlte , 23'iQ''l\c.
HVI3 No 2. lie.
HAHLUV-No 2. 3ISllc.
SP.I DS-No I ll.ixst-ecl. 02J93c | ; prim
timothy seed , nv , $ l5Ot(230 .
PUOVISIONS Mess porlt , per bbl , JS 03fi )
K 10 I.nrcl , per 100 11 > H . $1 S-JHfti Sri Shor
ribs sides ( Iciose ) , SSlT G i , short cle-n
hides ( boxcil ) . Jo 40 350
WI1IHKY DlstlllcrH' llnlslied Roods , ps
t-nl , $1 ' <
SUOAIlS-TJnclmnKed.
Tlui follouliiK' aio the receipts and
ments of grain :
0
0
0
On the Produce e\cbaiie ) toclav the lif
ter murkct wns sternly ; crenmcries , 11J )
39'fce , dairies , 12il7c Cheese , steady ut -
\\i : KKKH. llrm , fresh , lie. Liv poultry ,
lull ; turkejs , 7QSc ; chickens ,
luck" , C'/iBic.
MW < : IMUVI : <
for < lu- Day on Cciu-ral
l-'ulllllllllUtll-N.
NEW YOUK. Sept. -rLOUR-He- -
cclpts , 19,508 bbls ; exports , 8,902 bbls.j quiet
except for a moderate demand for new
mirlnb" patents. Tbo undertone was steady ;
miring P.itents , J3SOfl445 ; w Inter stralRhts ,
J340Q360 , winter patents , J375'u400 , spriiiB
clears , $3 30ff3 GO ; extra No. 1 winter , $2.73
(1(290. ( extra No. 2 winter , $2 50ft. ! 73.
COIINMEAL Dull , jellow western , 72c.
11YI3 Steady ; western , Saftllc.
WHEAT Receipts , 31S2UO 'uu ; exports ,
106.GOO bu ; spot steady. No 2 red , 7Cc f. o b
tifloat. Options opened t > asy through dls-
nppolntlnR cables and light forulRii Inte-r-
t > st and we-ro Kenerally depressed all clav
except for n late morning rally on local
i-overlUK The market was somewhat over L
loaded after > oste-rdny's strength and ,
responded easily to bear attacks , particu
larly September , which clohPd Hjc net
lower. iiK.ilnst SiillHc decllno In other
months. Sales Include1 No 2 red , May , G9 1-S
Ti > 7o ! > ; closed , b9o , September , "o'iil'S' c ;
tloM'd , 76VvC.
COHN-Recelpts , 21400 bu. . exports , 103-
847 bu ; hpot easy. No 2. 3(5 ( 1-Sc f o. b
ulloat. Options wcro steady most of the
( tension on llRbt ofTerlnKs and fa\ornlio ]
vnblox , but lacked speeulat ! > . f.aturo and
t-losed eas > , with wheat at l-SQ'jc cledlno ;
Way closed , P.ii 5-Sc. September ilosed , 33c.
OATS Receipts 133,200 bu , exports , 635
bu ; spot quiet , No 2 , 2Go Options dull.
HOPS Klrm. state , common to choice ,
1S36 crop , IfiCc ; 1S97 crot ) , " ( ffSc , 1'9S crop ,
J4Jil7c ; Pacific coast , lv % crop , 4S6c ; 1S97
crop. S5n2c. 1 > .9S . crop , UiT17c
AVOOLyDnll ; llecce , 17j23c ; Texas , 139
littTTER Receipts. 7,710 pkRs ; market
plead v , western creamery , 15jJ21c } ; Elglns ,
21c : factory , imfiH'ic.
CHEESE Receipts. ( i,500 pkps ; market
Btendy : lurgo white. S\c ; small white , Kt < il
Sc , InrKO colored , 84c ; small colored , S 4 ®
PC.
EGOS Receipts , 10,903 pkgs ; market
Btendy : western , 17c.
TAM-O\V Steady.
OILS-Cottonsecd oil , qulot ; yellow , 22Uc :
Iietroleum. llrm.
RICE Sternly ; fair to extra , 5 1-SQC c ;
Japan , 5 7-Sflfio.
MOLASSKS Steady. New Orleans , open
Icc-ttle Bond to choice , 2 ftTlc
METALS Vlir Iron , exchange steady at
J690 ; lake copper , unchanged nt J11.21. tin i ,
iulPt at JlfilS. lead weak , exchange , J392 > i ;
liroUew , 3.S2H ; spelter. < IS2',3 bid.
Orli-cinn
NK\V OR KANS. Sept. 2S.-PROVISIONS
Quiet but steady Pork standard mess.
J9 f Vf(9.25 ( , Lnrd rollnp'l tlerc SI * Sy
367'i ; pure , J5 25tf5 37VUoxed meats , dry
xalt shoulders , S3 0 > ! } , -i.l2u sides , t.i b2i < U' '
n 7B Bacon , clear rib sides. IS.BOffS.ej. .
cholco sugar cured. JU.OVii9.75.
nK Steady at 6 tBS c ; Rio , quiet ;
feond , 3 , ( [ (4l4C. ( |
I'LOUR , ORAIN AND FOODSTUrFS-
Dull rioiir f-xtr-i fancy , $1 4o < i1 RO. pat-
nt , $1 vr.ii Cornmcal , $1 sotil to llran ,
Kcitzv Hay prime , $1 coif II no , choice ,
12 Wrfjl2 50 Corn No 2 , Bueked , 39c. Oats.
S'o 2. nacked , 27'4c '
OM vii v < IIMII : VL MAnicivr.
Condition of Trudi- mid Quotations on
staple n nil rmie'j Prodiier.
KOGS-Goocl stock , 13'iflHc. '
WTTEH-Common to fair. ! M12c ; sop-
rater , 20c , gathered creamery , ISc
LIVE POULTRY-Hons. 7c , old roosters ,
c. spring rhlckem > , "f 'jc ' , ducks , CflCc.
cese not wanted
GAME Teal , blue wing , $175 ; green wins ,
150 , mixed , 1 75d2 2.1 , prulrlo chickens ,
ating1 , $150 , old , $ . ' 50
PIGEONS-Llve , per doz , $1.00.
VEAL Choice , flc. .j
VEGETABLES.
CELERY-Per bunch , SOffllc.
ONIONS New , per bu , 40B50C.
IlEANS-Huml-plcked nuy , per bu , $1.40
POTATOES-Per bu , S3fl45c.
CAUUAUE , per Ib . le
TROPICAL rilUITS.
OHANGES-Herdllngc. $250 , Mediter
ranean HvvoclH , $250ti275
LK.MONS-milfornlu , $373QCOO ; fancy
lesslna , $ ( i50ft7 00
11ANANAS Choice. large stock , per
lunch , $2UOi2 { > , medium sized bunches ,
1 75ft2 00.
FRUITS.
APPLES-Per bbl. choice shipping stock ,
273Tl00. ! other stock , $2 OOti2 HO
WATERMELONB-Crated , 12ft 13c ; loose ,
Kflllc
CANTALOUPE Rocky Tord , per crate ,
PEACHES California. 20-lb. case , 90Q93c.
PLUMS-Oregon. 80cfll 00
PEARS Hartlptt , California , scarce
about out of market $2 23 ; other varieties ,
GRAPES Native , per basket , i-mio-in.- .
California Tokays , $1 5&IT1 C5 , Ohio , per has-
ke-t , Inc. New York gropes , ISiglOc.
CHANIlEHRIES-Wlsronsln per box.
il.25 , Capo Cods , per bbl , $6 73R7 00.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS Almonds per Ib. large size , 12 ®
3c ; small , lie , Hrazlls , per Ib , 9B10c ; En
glish wnlnuls , per Ib , fancy soft shell. 11(3) ( )
2c. standards , S5j9c. filberts , per Ib , 10i ;
iceans , polished , medium , Gfj7c ; extra"
arge , SfiDc , inrge hickory nuts , $1 OOQl 10
per bu . small , $1 15JJ1 23 per bu. , cocoanuts ,
icr 100 , $1501/500 / , peanuts , raw , bVic ;
roasted , 7'ic '
MAPLE SYHUP-rive-gal can. each.
1275 , gal cans , pure , per doz , $12 , half-gal ,
cans , $02.1 , quart cans , $350
HONEY Choice white. 12-c.
DATES-Hnllowee , GO to 70-lb. boxcg , BHcj
Salr , Sc , Turd , 9-lb. boxen , 9c.
TIGS Imported , fancy 1-crown , 14-lb.
joxos , lOc , fi-crown , 44-lb. boxes , 13c ; 3-lb.
: > exes , 2Jft2Jc per box , California , 10-lb.
joxes. $1
CIDER-Per half bbl , $1 23tf 3 50.
HIDES , TALLOW , ETC.
HIDES No 1 green hides. 7c , No 2
green hides , Cc , No 1 sailed hides , 8c , No
2 salted hides , \c , No 1 veal calf , 8 to 12
Ibs , 9c. No 2 vral Half , 12 to 13 Ibs , 7c.
TALLOW , C.HEASE , ETC Tallow , No.
1 , 3c , tallow , No 2 , 2140 , rough tallow , lUo ;
white grease , 2HIS-14C , jellow und brown
grease , I' * f2'1c
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each , 15i >
75c , green salted shearings ( short wooled
early skins ) , each , l.lc. dry shearings ( short
wooled early skins ) , No 1 , each , 5c , dry
flint , Kansas nnd Nebraska butcher wool
pelts , per Ib , actual weight , 4j5e | , dry flint ,
Knnsas und Nebrusku murrain wool pelts ,
per Ib. nctual weight , 3 lc , dry flint , Colorado
rado butcher wool pelts , per Ib , nctual
weight , 4Q5c , dry flint , Colorado murrain
wool pelts , per Ib , actual weight , 3ft4c.
St. IOIIHIliirUil. | .
ST LOUIS , Sept -FLOUR-Dull ,
steady und unchanged , patents , $345fi3tO ,
straights , $1 lOli 1 21. clear. $2 001(2 90 , lye
Hour , Jobbing' ut $2.73 in Hacks nnd $ J.OO per
WHEAT Steady to le lower than > es-
lower , spot , nominal. No 2 cash , 30c , Sep
temberW.c . , December , 28 5-&ft2sV asked :
Aluv. 30o asked
OATS-Steady to a fraction off for fu
lures , hpot , steadNo 2 cash , 22'ic ' bid-
track , 2-i'be : September. 22V4 < J. December ,
22e ! , May. 21c. No 2 white , 23' c
IM E Strong and higher at 4 IS'/.c.
SEEDS FlUNsecd , steady at & 7'c. ' . "Prime
timothy sec'd. Hrmer at $2 10.
WIUSKY-Steudj at $123
CORNMEAL Quiet at Jl.53511.60.
HUAN Strong , sacked , eaht track , 4Sfp
49cHAY
HAY Kirm ; timothy , J6.50BS.25 ; prairie ,
$5 73511 ! 2" .
POULTRY Dull and lower ; chicken' ) ,
spring , 7HTi8c. old , 7c , ducks , 5"-ibe ) ;
Bt to. STin'Ac ; turki-js. 9j 9Hc
HL'TTER Unchangc-d , creamery , l fi .2c ;
dulrj. lJ'il7'-.c
EGGS rinner lit 12' ' c.
COTTONTIPS-TOc
HAHCIN(3-2 7-SLi ( ! 7-Sc
METALS-Lead dull at $3 S3J3.S7',4. ' Spel-
tel , steady at $4 CJ'A
PROVISIONS-Pork , weak and lower ;
standard mess , Jobbing , J1 ! 12 > 4 Lird ,
lower , prime steam , * l.l > 7M. . choice , $4.72' .
Dry salt meats , boxed shoulders , $1.73 , e\-
tra short cluir , J5.50 , ribs , $5.i2lz. ( shorts ,
J5 75 Itacon , bo\c > d shoulders , $3 DO , extra
short dear. $ G 00 , ribs J 12'i , shorts , $ il 37W.
RECEIPTS Hour , J.OOO Kbls , wheat , St-
000 bu , corn , 2S.OOO bu , oats , 2S.OOO bu
SHIPMENTS Hour. 9,000 bbls , wheat ,
5.WW bu , corn , 22,000 bu , oats , 9,000 bu.
Iliiltliuuri * Miirki'l.
HALTIMOHE. Sept 23 I'LOUR Dull I
and unchanged , receipts , Jfi,113 bbls , ex
ports , 1 JSO bbls. westirn superllno , $2 25'U' '
2 50 , western extia , $ J u3'n3 00 , wlntc-r pat
ents , $1 7Dii3 9" ) , srlng ] ) patents , $1.231(4.10 ( ,
Ulo f xtra. $ ! U > ft3.90
WIIEA'i Las > , spot and month , 72iff
72 1-Sc , October , 715(71 ( E-Sci steamer No 2
lid , Ci'4Tini ( ( 7-Sc , receipts , 51.77G bu , ex
ports , 11 9SS bu , southern whe.it , by .sam
ple , 6773c , southern wheat , on grade , uvj' '
72'sc '
CORN Easy ; spot and month , 13 7- ©
3lc , rccelts | , 171.2M bu , exports , 123S57 bu ,
southern white corn , JSftSG'ic , southern jcl-
low , 3G 37e
OATS Firmer. No 2 white , western , 2Sc
bid. receipts , 14,763 bu
i RYE-Easler , No 2 western , 52'4c ; re-
colpts , 4 G5 bu , exports , 1J.S37 bu
llUTTER-Steady and unchanged.
IJGOS-KIrm and unchanged
CHEESE Steady and unchanged.
Cincinnati Mnrkrt.
CINCINNATI. Sept 2S-FLOUU-Dull ;
fanc$3005i3.20. . family , $ _ ' .G7Li2 ( SO
WHEAT Easier. No 2 red. u9f(70c. (
COHN Steady : No 2 mixed. 31c
OATS rinn. No 2 mixed , Wt > [ i ° lii.c.
RYE-QuiPt. No. 2 , 4bc
PROVISIONS Lard , easier at SI.62U ;
bulk meatJ , Hrm at J3.37'i ' , bacon , steady at
VlIISKY-atcady at $1.23.
IJU'ITER Qulot , fancy Elgin creamery ,
2 , ' ( . Ohio. 14' 17c ; dairy. HHc
SUOAR Steady , hard refined , $1531(610 (
EG(3S-Weaker at IJe.
CHEESE-Finn , good to prlmo Ohio flat.
. IN A % In-lit Itiirkoc.
MINNEAPOLIS , Sept. 28. WHEAT
( Steady. September , CS c , December , CO 5-Sc ;
I May , Cl 4&C17-Sc. ( Nc 1 hard. C5 > , c. No. 1
I northern. t > ( ic ; No . ' northern. t > i\c
TLOUH Plrst natfiits. $ J.93fi4.05. second
atuntu $1 15fi,1.85. second clears , $2.7032.SO.
URAN-In bulk , $7 75iiJS.OO.
Lltrriiool ( iriiln Murl.i-t.
' LIVERPOOL. Sept. 28-WHEAT-Qulet.
unchanged tojSd lower. Seplember , ts Id ,
December Gs Cd March , 5s Cd
CORN Quiet , unchanged to 3-id lower ;
September , 33R-Sd ; October , 3s 31-Sd , DC-
cember , 3.S 4 3-Sd
lllMiniik < > t > ( J nil il Mnrkct.
.MILWAUKEE. Sept. 23-WHEAT-
] riimer. No 1 northern , f7' c , No 2 northern -
ern Goc
HYE-1 Uglier. No 1. 4Sc
Dilliith AMiritt Market.
DrLUTH , Sept. 2s-WHEAT-NO , i
northern , cash. b7c , September , b7 1-Sc. De
cember. 015-Sc , May , 63 5-Sc
Sun PriiiioiNoo M'lu-iit JInrkcl.
SAN I-HANCISCO , Sept 2S WHEAT
* " 2' ' "S
UARLEY-None ;
> Tori , llrv ( iooilH AlnrKot ,
NEW YORK. Sept 2SThe week In dry
goods shows little'gain from flay to day.
The bujlntr contingent Is small and mall
orders are not above ? a normal amount.
Holers ,11 the market while slrlvlng to
maintain prlc cs unbroken , are anxious to
make sales and leave no stons unturned
In Interesting bujers They meet with no
great success In woolen goods the mar
ket shows signs of Improvement In sta
ple cottons continued qul = t conditions pre-
\all llle.iched goods for domestic use nro
still Inactlvo Prlies nro flrm in most lines ,
but inquiry Is , as heretofore , llm-
Itcd to passing needs Export common
shows no change In nn > grade Print
cloths are very quiet The end of the cur
tailment has thrown the stock damper Intn
place again and sellers luivn lost all the
snap and vim which have been noted re-
* < iirt It *
contly
Ull MlirUi't.
SAVANNAH. Ga. . Sept. 28. OIL Tur
pentine , llrm at 27a ( JiJSc. Hosln , llrm :
quote A . II. C. 1) , 90c , K. , 9 o , K , Jl C6 ;
O. $120. IL. L. $1.30.'K. . M. . II 35Ql.io , N. ,
$1 GO. W . G $1 SO. W , W . $2 15.
WILMINGTON , N , C. , Sept. 23.-OIL -
I
Turpentine , flrm nt 2W2Vi.1r ? Rosin , tinr
changed , crude ttirii'nllne , steady ut $1 lOtf
1.00 Tar , llrm at $1 20
STOllvM >
Ilrnrs P.fTc-ct n lire-alt In 'I'liburi-o and
SIIKHP lnrliin tb < - DIM ,
NEW YORK , Sept 2S-lnllences affectj
Ing Individual properties furnished the moI
llvo for today's Irregular prlco movement. ,
The bears , flushed with their recent sue-j
cesses , attempted to make It Interesting
for their opponents nt the outset and
effected n break In Tobacco uncl Sugar.
Iho latter went down on the announcement
of n reduction in grades of the product , but
heavy supporting orders turn d the1 current
und foreed heavy covering Subsequent
fluctuations were very eirntlc In H > mpathy
with thn changes elsewhere , but the stock
n'bound-d strong ! } and ended at the top.
'Jho futile efforts of the chorts to Intlli t
damage on thu railway list caused the
traders to rungo on the long side- for u
turn und bullish sentiment became more
marked Absorption of the standard divi
dend stocks has been In progress lutely by
Interests capable of holding them until the
geneiul situation became eleur und outside
confidence returned Consequently after
the apparent diminution In the flowIng -
Ing supply of stock came u mo-
mentnry scramble und values Im
proved sharply in many directions.
Later developments seemed to favor a
belief that the bears were "plavlng pos
sum" and conte-nt to wait until tbo market
reached u higher level in order to make the
losses more aeutc. Dullness followed tbo
rlso and little of Interest developed until
Into In the session , when Tobacco was MIN-
( igely attuckud Tobacco , which reached u
level fractionally above last night , slumpud
7 points to 127V4 nnd the market for Rubber
and some other stocks was cut nwa > The i
demoralization In Tobicco forced holde-rs
lo sacrifice their Interests elsewhere In or 1
der to meet the urgent demands by com
mission houses for additional margins Hej j 1
ports regarding the nature of the forth
coming Ilurllngton statement added to the
break and largo blocks were let go with
resultant losses The success of tbo bear
,
party In causing the current demoraliza
tion In Sugar and Tobacco aroused consld.
eruble nervousness and uncertainty among
security holders The steadiness of tin
monej market during the flurry nnd the i
statement that the government would nn-
tlclputc the Interest on the bonds fulled to
cheek the selling movement Final deal
ings were very feverish , but last prices
ruled about the lowest , with the declines
exceeding 1 point , mainly In the industrials.
Speculation in rullwaj mortgages was at
tended with Increased animation and lower
prices Atchlson adjustments were thrown
on the market In large volume and closed
with a net loss of ! ' < per ce-nt Total sales ,
$ . ' , bCO,000
Government bonds moved Independtnly of.
tbo other markets nnd showed considerable )
llrmnesq , the old 4s rising ' 4.
The Evening Post's London financial caI
blegiam sajs The stock miirket hare was
quiet but ilrmcr today , tbo chief feature
being the strength of Argentines nnd of
Uruzlls Knlllrs closed strong on u renewal
of Trench support. Americans opened dull ,
but the buvlng of Northern Pacific for Ger
! many Imparted a better tone Inter und thn
I close wns hteudy. Moncj was eas > today
I and moic than i2,000COO was borrowed dur
ing the day.
'inn following are the closlnc quotations
I or the leadlnc stocks on the Nevr York
,
a-'t pd " 3rd asj't pd "Offered
Totnl siles of Btoc-ks tocln > - u.-ro 41070) )
slmrcs iiKliKtlne : Ate bKon preferred , 23-
Ki5 , Metropolitan Stiect Ilnllw.iv , f 12s.
Northern Piulflc preferred , n SSO , St Pinl ,
12"71 ! , Union Pnrlllc , 9 , iOO , I'nlon P.telllc-
lire ferrod , 1210 , American Cotton Oil , 12" ,
American Tobacco ISi.S'n , Chlo ice Oreat
. Western , 10.1CO , People's Gas , 12,260 , United
States Leather preferred , 2,270
: N MV " \ rU llono > Market.
NEW YORK , Sept 28 MONEY ON
CALIr Nominally. "HIT I per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 4J5 ( per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE rirmlth ac
tual businesw in bankers' bills at $ IS4H for
demand nnd $4 81i fcr sl\ty dajs ; posted
rates , $1 S2iiJI S2 > ,3 and ? ) S5 ; commercial
bills. $1 SO'iiT4Sl )
SILVER CERTIFICATES Cl5J62c.
HAII SILVER ClVtc
MEXICAN DOLLARS 47 c.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Irregular ; 3s ,
105'i ! new 4s , reg nnd eoupon , 127 ; 4s ,
res , 110 , coupon , 111 ? * : 2s , 99 , fin. reg. ,
112'4 ; co\ipon , 112 , Pacllle Cs of ' 99 , 102'/2
Cloilne quotations on bonds werj as fol-
lo\\'s :
Itcntoii Rtnclc QiintntlniiM.
BOSTON , Sept 23-Call loans , 2V fr4 per
cent ; time loans. J"'j5 | | per cent Closing
quotations on Btocku , bonds and minlrr
shares :
A . T & s r O t : pfil ( ne-w ) . .
Atchlfon pfd Amer Sugar , . II1) )
2s0 ilo jifa , :
Iloston & . J lla > .state Gas . .
lloaton A. Maine . . .l l i : ill
C , It & Q . 113' Uchlnon ts 93
ntchliurit . . .10s | Ot-n Klec SB . . 10G4
Oen Ulectrl'3 ( ne ) 75 tt'li Central 6a -
IlllnoH SteI . Ut Ulouez Mln'nsr Co ,
Mexican Ontral 6\ Atlantic
N V i N U pfd. " S Ilo ton & Mont . . ,
< > ld Colonj 191 llutte & . Dostcm
On- Short Line . . 3 Calumet S. Hecli i
Itubbrr . . 41 fVntennlal
Union Pacific . . 32Vj 'rnnkl n 11
, \ \ est Knd S..ij niii Dominion
do 11 fd Wi Oareola
i \\estlntrh Klec JHj Qulay 117
do | lfd W 171
Wlwotwln C ntril . '
Uen Klectrlc ( old ) 47'j I'urrott
do pfd . 101 llumbolilt
HOKlcm L 6J'4
1'orelurn I'luanc-liil.
IliniMN. Sept 2S-On tbo bourse hero
today prices we'o tlrm International He-
curltles were mnlntnlned and Americans
und Canadian 1'uclflcn were easier in re
sponse to the New York market i\chango
i on London , 20m 41 > tpfc for checks
LONDON Sept 28 The amount of bullion -
lion withdrawn from the Hank of Kngland
on balance today was 20,000 This gold
is for shipment to New York American
securities opined dull uncl lower and later
reacted and dtirlnir the rtst nf the clay wcro
ilitlet ( ; , with a hardening tend my , the clos-
liiK tone wn cte-ady Unr silver In good
demand at 2.8 S-M per ounce , sellers we-urce
Hur gold. 77n lll d ; Ainerlciin e.-iKltp , 7C
iSil Uold Is cjuoted nt lluenos Ajres at
15i 70
1'AIIIS , Sept " > S On the bourse hero to
day price * opened undei Idc-d , but later a
more cheerful tone prevailed The np-
proat-h I nf the settlement caused large re
,1 purchase * Tlu > imirket clo'cd llrm Uru-
zlllan Hccurltl't were the featureof the
ilni. s transactions and they rose substan
tially i on the Improvement In the rate of
exi liiinge Itlo 'llntos niUnneod sharply on
dividend J rumors Uelleir * mines shares
, werc > beubut subsequently Improved.
Tinoo per cent lentos , 102f 62'tcfor the ac
count , cxehaiigo on London , 25f 3c for
checks.
PrnnHico Mining ( Imitation * .
SAN rilANCISCO , Sept. 2STho olllclal
cloning quotations for mining stoeks today
wcru as followa.
Alitia Con Justice . . . , . 11
Kentucky Con . S
lli-lclicr 17 Mexican 2.1
He t , \ , llelchcr 1 Ocvlilentnl Con . M )
llulllim 1 Oihlr | f >
inennan . . . . G
CliallcnKo Con . . . . 19 il'oto- > l 17
ehillnr IS Savnici 14
donflilenoej . , , . . . . 5.1 Scorpion . . . . 4
Con Cnlu. nnd Va. . S4 Sierra Nevada SI
Con Impc-rlnl 1 Union Con " '
C'on New York. . . . 3 L'nh ( Con . 7
e'rtmn 1'olnt . . .11 Yellow Jacket , 23
Mould & Currlc . 23 MatultirJ ICO
Jul < i I
Silver bars , COC-Sc ; Mexican dollars , 47'i ' ®
47 > ic. Drafts , night , 17'sc , telegraph , 20c.
No\v York Mliilfin : Qnolntloim.
NUW YOUK , Sent. 2S. The follow Ing nro
the closing quotations on mining stocks :
Chollar . . i : > Ontario 30)
e'lcran Point 13 Ophlr 45
Con Cal & Va . . 71 I'lj mouth . . 12
31 Quicksilver . . 15"
Onulil .t Curry 20 < lo pM . 375
Halo A. Norcross 78 S crriv Ncv aJa . 77
'Standard ' IM
Iron Hllver . . . . I/O ll'nlon Con . . .
Mexican IS l\ellow Jacket " 0
Iondeia Sleek ( lue.tnf Ion * .
LONDON , Sept 25 4 p. m Closing ;
Consols , monej Y rrntr.il . . 120U
HOCt. . 10J 13 1 > inin > l\anla .
I'nn 1'afllle
Ilrlo . . . . . 13' , f r. pfa . (
lo 1st pfil . . 3fS Vtolil'on . 127W
Illlnos Central 113 lj f. N . V ?
Nor 1'ac pfd 74 iiund Trunk . 7'i '
Kt 1'iul . '
eommon 11.'a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
HAH SILVER-Steady at 23 7-lCd per
ounce. ti (
MONEY 2 < S per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills. 2 4 per eent , for three
months' bills , 2 1 per cent.
I
i OMAHA , Sept 23 Clearances today are
$1 035.SX1 54 , bilunecs , $ t > 0,2ll 06 ; clearances
lust > ear were $31G,20S32 , balances , $5
90722 , I'xeebS In e-learlngs , $ I3JU7G22
CINCINNATI , Sept 2S-Money , 2'/I6 per
cent. New York exchanges 25c premium ;
clc-urlncs , $1S"3 dOO
NEU ORLEANS , Sept. -Clearings ,
$917,187 , New York exchange , bank , 50c pre
mium , commercial , $1 2o per $1,000 discount.
ST LOUIS Sept 28. Clearings , $4,511 ( J ,
balances , $302,5)3 ) , money , 4'y7 per cent , New
York exchange , 30o discount bid , 15c dls-
eount tisked.
CHICAGO. Sept. 23-Clearings , $17.017.-
401 , bilance's , $2,1S7SS3. New York exchange ,
lOo discount , posted rates , $ l.h2's'ii ' I SI.
Stocks were lower. Alley L , 75 , Hlsctilt ,
common. 32 3-S. Hlscult preferred , 91'iDia ;
mend Match , 139 , Luke Street , 13 , North
Chicago , 220 , Straw board , 31 ; West Chi
eago , 93. Cltv Hnilwii } , 290
PHILADELPHIA , Sept -Clearings ,
$1,207,401 , balances , $2,007,532
HALTIMORE , Sept 2S-Clearings , , $2-
23S2S1 , balances. $352.413.
NEW YOHK. Sept 23-Clearings , $131-
829 013. balances , $0,104,343.
HOSTON. Sept. 2S-Clearings , $10,018,450
balances , $1,415,577
NEW YOHK , Sept 2.S Silver moved up-
waid todn > on u good demand , which cn-
dliuirlly it this season Is partlculuily brisk
for commercial purposes Certificates al
tl r exchange rose to ( > 1 5-S. London was at
active bidder , the purchases being dcstlnec.
for the bllver-using eounttles , prlnelpall }
India.
AVool . lurki-t.
LONDON , Sept 28 At the wool auction
sales today 14,100 bales were offered There
wus a keen demand earlv in the session
but Inter It t.lack ned. Prices , however
were firmly maintained Merinos and fine
crossbreds were In demand. Good selcc
tlons of New South Wales und Queenslanc
sold freely.
Conoe Mnrkrt.
YORK. Sept 2S-COFrKn-Op
tlons closed Htendy , unchanged to 5 points
lower , sale" , 21 OOl ) bags. Including Sdptem
ber , $3.25 ; October , $3.33 ; November , $5 45
December , $1 SO. Spot coffee , Ulo firm. No
7. Invoice. $0.25 ; No. 7 , Jobbing , $ B.75. Mild
veiy stead ) ; Cordovn , $3.00515.00.
California Dilccl Friillx.
NEW YOHK. Sept. 28-CALIKOHNIA
DninD ntUlT-Steady , evuporated ap
l > les , common , ftiiiic per Ib , prime wire
trav , Vie , cholec- , 9efaney , 9Hc , prunes
I'uSiVji , uprkots , llo > al , IKaltc , Moor Putk
UTdCc , pcaehes , unpeelcd , 7Sj9c , peeled , l
illoc
eotl.ui > lirl. < ' ( .
LIVHHPOOL , Sept -COTTON-Spot
Inn eased demnnd. prices flrm , Amerlcai
middling , 3 1-Sd The sales of the clay were
l.'OOO bales , of which 1,000 were for spe-eil
litlon nnd export and Included 11,300 Amer
lean ; reeeipts , 11 200 bales , all American
I'uHires opened steady with a fair demanc
nnd closed steady ; American middling , L
M C , September , 1 l-G4fi3 2-Old , buvers
September und October , 3d , bikers , Octo
ber nnd November , 2 C.1-t4d , selleis , No
v ember und December , 2 C2-GlIj2 C3-tld , sellers
lors , Deccmbor and January , 2 CJ-W
2 Cl-04d. sellers ; Jnnuury and Tcbruary
2 f2-i,4'ij2 ' CJ-CId , buvers , l > bruary unt
" 'lircli , 2 fi2-04W2 fi3-tld , March and April
3U * ! l-i4d. ( buji'rs. April nnd M.IV , 3 1-,4f ( ,
3 2-fi4d , value. May and June , 3tlfil 3-C4d
vellen > , Juno and July , 3 3-G45J3 4-tld , sel
leisNEW
NEW OHLEANS. Sept. 2S COTTON
futures linn , September , $ J 81 ; October
14 M. November , JnUilOJ , December , $49
( H499 , Jnnnarv. $1iMr ) U4 , Kebruurv , $107
BO ) , Manh , $3115(3 ( II , April , $517Sj519 ;
May. J321O121 Spot tlrm , sales , 4,100
bales ; ordln iry , 3 7-1bc , good ordinary ,
4 1-Sc ; low middling , 4' ' .c , middlliif ? , 4 7-bo ;
good middling. 5 J-ltc , Middling fair , 5 3-Sc ;
reecipts , 9,110 bales , stock , llb.JJtf bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept -SUGAR-No
open kettle ; centrifugal fatronj ; , seconds ,
2'ifi 1 3-lfc
MOLASSES Easv ; centrifugal. 4Rllr.
NEW YOHK , Sept. 28 SUGAH-Huw ,
dull nnd nominal ; lower to sell , fair re-
llnlng , 3 4c : centrifugal , M tcFt , 4 5-lfc ;
mould A , 53-8c ; standard A. BUc , confec
tioners' A , 6'ie ' , eut loaf , B13-10C. crui-he-d.
C13-lic ( : powdered. 5 5-Sc ; granulated , 53-8c ;
cubes , G5-Sc
KIIIIHIIK Cllj IU < - Slock.
KANSAS CITY , Sept. -CATTLE Ro-
celpts , 12.J90 natlvis , 3,270 Texnns , Inrgo
supply , mostly range stnek , market active ;
all desliable slaughtering nnd feeding eat
tle stead > , trashy stock 5r to 10c Iowjr ;
rholco heavy steers $525f(5t,1 , medium , $490
ti52.1. lights $43of/123 stockers and feed
ers , $150rj500. butchers' eows and heifers ,
$2SOJ4t > 3 , western steers , $175 175 : Texas
steers , $100'iTI25 ' ; Texns butcher cows , $275
( Tfl'tO , canning stock $ J2.if 275
HOGS Receipts , 11,220 head The sharp
decline In provisions caused hogs to sell
MilOo lower , heavies , Jl CU3 70 , mixed , $353
| U > . llchts. $5501i3S2'i
SHEEP Receipts , 4.4UO head , excellent i
demand , all desirable Hocks quickly nb-
sorbed nt llrm prices ; nntlve muttons , $ . ! 90
(84 30 , range feeding lambs , $4 25f4 50 , range
feeding sheep , $390 < S400. atock ewes , $3 238 >
SCO.
_ _
Cliic-liniall LUt * Stork.
CINCINNATI. O , Sept. -HOGS- -
Steaclv ttt $1 OOT(4 ( 00.
CATTLE-Steudy ut $2 4i174 50.
SHEEP Stendv at $2.00'ff4.C'0 ' ' ; lambs ,
quiet at $3 2355 JO.
iN CIO ( irnlii and Prot iNlonx.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 28 WHEAT
Lower , No. 1 hard. CCc , No 2 , ( iKff63 > Xjc ;
No 3 , CO&C3'/4c , No 2 red , C7c ; No. 3 , 63'/ < .
( jJCCc ; No. 2 spring , 62ffG3c ( ; No 3 , G8i60c
CORN Slow , No. 2 mixed , 27 > , ic ; No. 2
white , 27c , No 3 , 2GHc.
OATS Slow. No 2 white , 24'iC.
RYE No 2. COJT51C
HAY Weak , choice timothy. $7.00 7.25 ;
choice prnlrle , $6 2506 SO.
I1UTTEK I'lrm. separator , 18V4@20c ,
dairy , IGc
nnn < s rirm- fresh 12c
RECEIPTS Wheat 103,000 bu ; corn , 21-
40(1 ( bu . oats 7 000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat , 157,200 bu ; corn ,
11,300 bu , oats , 5COO bu.
( Jrnln lltH'fliitH nl I'rliifliuil
CHICAGO , Sept. 28 Receipts today :
Wheat. 241 cars ; corn. 549 cars , oats. 264
cars Estimated cars for tomorrow : Wheat ,
241. corn , 730 , oats , SCO.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 28. Receipts :
Wheat. 478 cars
ST LOUIS , Sept. 28 Receipts : Wheat ,
69 cars
ni'LUTH. Sept 28 Receipts- Wheat ,
519 care
Receipts at primary markets Wheat ,
1,360,510 bu . corn , 820,041 bu . oats , 36.076
bu.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
jlboral Hun of Oattlo and Hogs at Local
Yards Continues.
GOOD CATTLE RULE JUST ABOUT STEADY
Inclined In Dlsc'rlnilnntr In
.Milk I UK Mc-lc-i-tloiiN HoK" I.o er
Lnder rnllliiK Plot Ulonn ,
but Co Ofl Itiuililly.
i
SOUTH OMAHA , Sept 28
Receipts today 7.5JS S.'JIl 4511
Otllclal Monday 2SS > < 4,450
Otllclal Tuesday 10,117 4lu5
Three da > s this week . . 20,71 22,218 13,371
Sumo days lust week 14b4S loM > 17.1JO
Same da > s week before 12.I7J UJi)7 2J 20J
Average prlcu paid for hogs for the last
sevciul dais with Lomparlsons :
Sept. l . . .1 01 , i 9 | i 77 5 21 4 < U
Sept 2 . . J i > 9 | 4 07 2 SI 4 31 ' , o Si. 5 01
Sept. J. . . . Sffi 4 071 2 ! > 1 4 31) ) B 25) )
Sept 4. . . . 4 04 , 2 il 4 21 S 61 | B Jlj
Sept. B. . . . 3 621 2 761 4 13 , 6 65 | B 441 5 17
Sept. b . , 3 t > 3 405 r 4 20 & 01 | 6 45 B OS
" ' ' ' 3 63 4 1)2 ) 2 4 22 5 57 | u Wi b 00
Sept" S. . . . 3 60 4 00 2 SI * I 5 5S | 5 54 | B 11
bupt. 9 . . . 3 ( i7l 3 91 h 2 SI 4 21i * I & (67 B IS
Sept. 10 . . 3 bS | 3 83 J 2 Sbj 4 1)6 ) 5 6 ; ( B 24
Sept. 11. . , 3 S4 | 2 SS 4 09 5 S2 | 568
Sopt. 12 . 3 77 | * I 2 791 4 ( X , D SOI 5 12 B 20
Sept. 13. . . 3791 3821 | 4 W ) .5 73 | 5 7B 5 12' '
Kept. 14. . . 3 M | 3 S9 2 69 | 4 OD | C 72 | S 78 ! 5 03
kept. IB. .1 12 I Si , 2 701 3 to f , 07
Sept IS. . 3 CS , 3 84 | 2 73 | 4 12 [ : .i B MI G IS
Sept. 17. . . 3 68 3 8b , 2 65i 4 OJ B 6' , 6 20
Sept. 18. . . 3 91 ] 2 71 4 04 , 5 01 | 5 90 |
hept l'j . . 3 74 * I 2 81 4 ai | 6 ld | U &l | 525
Sept 20. . . 3 71 4 01 4 02 B 41 , 6 OS , 5 17
Sept 21. . . J 71 I Oil 2 83 3 9b | D 3J | G 13 | 5 18
Sept 22 . . 3 73 3 Sb 2 M ' 8 20. b t | 5 36
.Sept. JJ. . . 3 77 3 76) ) 2 83 4 C0 | * I b 241 5 21
Sept. 24 . 3 77 3 8S | 2 M 3 83 | 5 36 B 16
Sept 23 * 3 821 2 90 .1 82 5 4U G 31 ,
Sept. i , . . 3 71 * I 2 S9 3 84 , 5 37 b 111 n 17
Sept 27 .1 7J 3 78 | .1 bS 5 20 b 26 | 6 18
Sept 2S. 3 G4 J 83 | 3 9 | 3 J2a \ 17 | C 071 C 13
Indicates Sunday
The official number of cars of stock
biought In today by each road was :
Cattle 1 loirs Sheep.
C , M ,1 St. P Ry 2
O \ . St. L Ry 1
Missouri Pacllle Rj 39 7
Union Pacific Sjstem 1.7 IS 18
C' A. N. W. R > 1
T , E & M. V 11. R CS J3
S C A : P. R > 1
C , St P. M A : O Ry I 11
U. A M R R R 41 41.
C , H & Q Ry J 7
C , R 1. < t P. Rj , cast. . . . i 5
C , R. I. & P. Ry , west. . . . 9 2
Total receipts 2 J2 137 IS
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each bujcr purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated'
Uujers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha , Packing Co 21 two . . .
U. 11. Hammond Co . . . . 2 l.lbb . , . .
Swift nnd Compans MX ) 2,21.1 219
Cudahy Packing Co 1,11 ! 2,001 ! 2,6Jf
Armour iv Co 604 2,6SO
R Uecker Degnn 137
Vansunt & - Co 44
J. L Carey 127
Lobman & . Co J30
W. 1. Stephens b7
Ilenton te Underwood. . . IS"
Huston i - Co uo
Hill Ac Huntzlnger I7J
LUinsston Ac bchaler. . . 147
Hamilton & . Itothschllds 2u2
Nels Morris U'j
Cudahj , Kansas City. . . 1,101
Other bujers l.uoj i-jja
Loft 0\cT 1,250 . . . . 1,900
Totals 7,794 8 930 KsliJ
CATLLE Tbo receipts of cattle were
again largo today und after deducting the
two trains that were consigned direct to
packers there was still a big showing of
cattle on sale. The market as a whole was
In prettj- fair shape considering the large
run for the two dajs and the big bulk sold
lu reasonably good season.
There were In the neighborhood of twenty
to twenty-live cars of corn-fed steers and
the demand for the good kinds was quite
active , so that the market \sas not materi
ally changed. In some cases sellers were
calling It easier , but as a rule they Tvcre
the holders of cattle that were undesirable.
Some heavy corn-feds sold at { 3.30. Good
grass westerns such as the packers could
use were Just about steady with > esterTJay
and quite icady sellers If really desirable.
The feeder market was lower , especially
the common and medium Kinds and for the
two dajs It would bo safe to say that there
has been a loss In values of 10 < fiir > e nuy-
crs seemed to feel that there were plenty of
cattle for all comers , and they were in
clined to beery disci Imlnatlng and to bear
down hard upon anything that the > did not
especially want. Heprebentatl\o sulis.
STEERS'
No. Av. Pr No Ai Pr No Av Pr
11 110) $3 40 14 107(1 ( $4 Ii3 20 121.9 J5 15
Jl 11 i'J 1 10 18 H10 5 0' 11 1015 5 20
1 IftiO 4 60 20 1270 1 10
COWS
2 905 2 Sbrt 2 bl 10J. 110.1
SIO 2 15 111.1 2 75 J. 121U
.750 2 23 910 2 SI 102S I ! 50
900 2 40 1WW 1 00 951 T ro
1000 2 50 115(1 ( 1 00 1010
. 970 2 50 1U9S . ! 05 3 71
. G30 2 50 1130 1 HI .1290 3 71
.SCO 2 50 95' ' . 3 15 1180 3 90
0 39S 2 73 1 . ' )10 ) t Ul 2 . 780 3 Co
STEEHS AND HEH'EHS.
14 .990 1 & 0
HULLS
1 1CIO 285 1 1230 50 L. SSO .150
16. . 297 4 75 2 'lOo .l'00 1 . 300 D 00
STOC'KEKR AN'I )
3 2 . 760 4 00 21. 1009 4 10
910 3 70 2 . 773 4 00 22 1097 4 15
CJO 3 fcO K > 1011 I 03 110 1190 4 30
WESTERNS
NEBRASKA.
No. Av Pr No Av Pr
2 COWS 1010 $1 10 1 steer . . 1)10 ) $1 73
1 cow . . ire 2 21 20 feeders (07 ( 4 20
2 cows . 915 2 00 II feeders. U1S 4 25
1 cow 1120 2 0) 2 feeders. fSO 171)
1 eow . . . 790 ; : 2 > 710 3 00
1 e-jv. 800 3 11 29 feeders 993 1 30
1 eow 1000 2 fieclers MO 4 00
.1 cow s 1020 3 15 10 feeders S7S 3 73
7 heifers 91S 1 10 1 feeder 12,10 3 75
2 cows. . . . . 9S3 2 CO 1 feedei , SI ) 3 7' >
1 eow 1110 2 90 2 feeders . 910 3 75
3 cows . USD 2 90 " feeders f'91 3 90
G cows 11SO ! 20 C heifers S1G 3 30
4 cows . 10C2 .1 11 3 bulls . 1011 3 25
1 bull . . 12bO 2 50 1 bull 1240
111,0 3 33 11 str Jig. b4 ! 1 10
3 fe-ed-rs. 991 3 HO 2 fctr 800 3 W
1 helfei. . . 3 0) ) 2 bti > lg 400 5 23
1 steer. . . , SJO .1 00 1 bull . 2 23
2 cows . 910 2 00 1 cow . . . 870 2 50
1 cow . . 1000 2 00 2 cows . . . 910
2 cows . 1400 3 81 31 feeders . 922 4 00
1 cow S30 2 CO 14 fecde-rs . 7,7 ( 4 21
5 cows . ' 3 15 1 bull . . 1290 2 bO
1 bulls. . . 'l440 2 no 3 cows . .nm ; 2 bO
1 cow . & 70 2 SO 1 helfor. . bfw 3 25
4 heifers. 793 3 bO 1 cow. . . .1150 3 00
2 cows . 1100 2 75 2 heifers . 503 a 53
11 feeders. CS1 I 00 7 str Tex. 90S 3 25
BO f-edeis 3 75 75 tcedcrs .10.18 3 70
21 feeders CIO 3 63 7 eows. . . 974 2 75
20 feeders 97. ! 4 00 4 cows . . . .10G7 3 10
1 feeder . 820 3 00 11 cows . . .1066 2 M )
1 steer. . . . 12CO 3 00
C 11.
I feeders. . 6.15 J JO ( 34 feeders. . GIO 3 75
1 bull . . .11SO 32.1 Ifecdir . 4JO 350
1 feede-r 770 J 23 C9 feeders .795 4 03
J feeders. . 746 3 71
WYOMING
E H. Sehoonmaker.
IS cows. . , . P90 J 03 57 feeders 1121 .1 91
1 cow . . 1000 305 19 feeders..1150 400
IVel & rriend.
11 cows . .10S6 3 00 L-7 feeders . Sll 3 71
1 eow . 10T.O ,150 101 feeders , llo'i ' 390
4G cows . \M2 \ \ U ) 1 feeder. 1&90 3 90
1 cow. . . 970 3 CO 157 feeders..1170 4 10
1 eow. . . .WO 1 tO
Prank Campbell
. . , . .
20 . . .111S 3 70 JT *
cows. 47 steels. . . 11S1 4 23
1 steer. 10CO 4 00
Charles Coffee.
2 cows .1005 2 80 5 steers. 1292 4 15
1 cow. . 810 2 80 17 steers. 121. ! 4 15
11 cows . MO 2 80 41 ste-ers 1190 4 15
61 cows Dll 1 13 4 bullii. . , 1275 4 80
199 steers. .1156 4 W
s i : Reel.
47 steers. . .1146 3 I
.1146A
A \V Smith.
1 steer . 1120 a M 9 hteer ? . . . .1133 410
COLORADO
7 cowi. . . .1001 370 1 cow . 1110 365
1 bull . . . 1500 273 14 feeders. 1025 4 m
1 bull . . . 1410 275 9 feeders . 974 405
2 cows . .101,0 110 7 steers- 111,4 410
32 feeders nil 330 23 feeders Oil 415
tVl feeders . 759 3 50 IS steers 1 07 4 23
M ) f. eders 1CKH 3 W ) 38 stcert 12IS 425
Jcows .1W1 353 2 > 6teirs 117' ! 410
Icow. . . 1170 353 23 steers .12J2 4 JO
SOUTH DAKOTA.
J II. l.Pil'h
20 cows 93S 2 CO 5 cows 10S2 320
1 cow , .1120 2 CO 1 ox . .1170 3 40
1 cow. . WO 2 W
Reddlck. Wood & Hull
Scows . .970 270 16 cows IW2 320
10) steers , Arizona 1145 3 M )
HOGS Large receipts of hogs and yellow
fever reports cauneil a weak and lower pro
vision market yesterday This morning
largo receipts of hogs at nil market points
end yesterday's decllno in provisions tavo
the ! market on live hogs n downward turn ,
A still further cniife for wenktum wan the
feeling among local bttvcrs that they have
bctn paving pmty ntlff prices as compared
with other market * . All these Influences
combined caused the market hero to open
close to lOc lower than jestcrday The bids
wcro generally $3 $ 60 3 05 , nn ngnlniit $3 70
03 75 jcslerday Kven at those prices buy
crs did not appear In any hurry to till orders
and the market at the opening was slow |
tthen the trade wns once under way the
movement was falrlv acllvi > and the alleys
wcro soon tilled with hogs going toward the
scales , so that the big bulk of all the hogs
we're sold In good season In upltp of the
market being lower
Heavy rough hogs cold largely nt $ J 60
good heavy mixed packing hogs largely at
$3 62 , light und medium weight mixed
loads at $3 G1 and good light leads $3 70
A choice' light load as good as a sort brought
$375.
It will bo noted from the table of average
prices at head of column that the average
price paid for the hogs loday was the low
est since the second v cck of the month ,
when It fell below $3 GO Another notlco-
nblo feature todav was the fact that the ro-
colpts wcro the' largest for a Wednesday
this month Reptescntallvn sales-
No Av Sh Pr No Av Sh Pr.
OSJI3 200 $1 bO M .US . . $1 CO
BO 3S1 . 1 Ml bO 301 80 3 bO
43 319 . 3 bO 71 257 40 3 GO
110 . 2SO 50 3 CO 6 * . 30S 160 3 CO
79 26S 3 CO 6.1 291 80 3 CO
74 2S.I 240 3 CO 61 . . . 112 . . 3 00
45 117 80 3 00 CS . . 2Mt . . 3 f2'4 '
CO 27G 120 3 62U 69. . . 301 40 3 C2ty
CO 304 200 3 G2U 64 . . . . 2S5 80 .1 fl24
51 , . 265 . . 1 C2l { M . . .161 Ibi ) 3 024
59. 3IG SO .1 62'C2. . . . .27B 120 3 12U
14 2t2 80 3C2i tfl . . 2.16 SO 3 G2 < 4
70 . 20.X SO 3 f2 < 4 C1 . . 317 SO 3 C2 < ?
G4 . 2Sn 160 3 b2t < i GS . . . . 2f.9 . . 3 B2'4
G4 204 40 3 62'i ' ' 4 ( ! . 112 . 3 62j }
CS . 281 200 3 62'4 54 322 200 3 62'8
Bfi . 113 160 , t 62'i ' 82 . .247 80 3 C2 < 4
6.1 264 SO 3 ti2'4 61. . . .243 . 3 02V4
G 2C8 40 1 62H , 60 . . . . 2Vt 40 3 02' *
del . . 2SG 120 3 62 ft " ! 2s 2W S t'-'S
CG 22 > 120 3 C2K , Gl . . . .20.1 120 3 C2Vi
2fi . 1S1 . . 3 C2(5 ( 29 . 32S . 3 C2 s
5G. . 312 SO 302V. 71 . . 2iO 160 1 b2-j }
C4 271 80 3 f2'i 20 . . . .3.11 . 1 02&
46 129 80 3 C2' ' < . 6S . 25 ICO 3 62'j
67 . . 211 80 .163 6.1 . . . .23S . . 3 G5
bO 2(0 ( SO . ! l > 3 60 . .12 SO 3 65
fO .299 403 OS CO . . .301 . 3 f.1
5G .281 40 363 GL. . . 264 80 365
70 26S 40 1 05 74 . . .271 . . . .1 65
70 2x1 120 3 C3 64 349 . . 3 U1
71 251 40 30.1 71 . . . .231 160 3 Cl
50 21J ( . . 361 01. . . .UNO IbO 3 bi !
61. 102 80 1 G3 70 271 80 361
59 2.VJ 40 3 01 71 . . . 2b3 10 3 GS
61 . .262 . . 3 G5 GS 264 120 3 ( A
TO .201 . . . .1 M 06 2SI IbO 365
CS . . .264 . . 3(5 ( 83 234 IbO 3 bfi
54 . . 321 80 .1 C5 06 2S6 80 3 ( T >
57 291 . . 3 (1 ( 69 248 80 3 Cl
77. 245 32(1 ( .1 C5 4S . ! ( ! . . . 305
10. . 2bJ 80 J bo 59 292 80 3 G3
b7 .231 80 1 bo 10 . . . . 24S . . 3 Cl
81 . 2.16 200 3 65 65 . . . . 233 . . 361
72 .27S 120 J 65 83 . . . 215 . . J 06
57 27.1 IbO 165 45 2W 40 3 bo
81 230 160 .1 63 49. . . 216 2tK ) 3 b5
b9 . 2bl 40 365 61 22S 10 31.5
6s 291 120 163 64. . . . 217 120 .1 b5
6S . .219 SO 8 bi'J ' 77. . .232 . . . 1 07V4
82 224 IbO 3 67' ' * 47 . . . 20S . . 3 67M-
70 2281) ) J 67'fc ' 71 . . .278 3 67'ii
84 22S 120 3 67V& 71 247 200 3 67Ms
01 . . 235 80 J 70 81 . . . . 257 IbO 1 67'j
6S . . . Al . 3 70 70. . . 222 . 3 70
6 ! . . 2U7 120 370 71 215 80 ,170
72 . 231 .3 70 61 251 120 3 70
70 . . . 2u2 . 3 75
\VAGON LOTS-PIGS
3 . 313 . . . 2 CO 7 . . .110 . . 3 40
5. . . .188 . . S 51 4. . . 292 80 3 60
1 Ut ) . . . 3 bO 6 411 80 3 60
7 . . " 04 . . . 3 00 4 . . % 2 . . 3 CO
6 . . 2 % . . . 3 62'A ' 7 . . Ul . . . 3 b5
2 315 . . . 3 63 6 . 3t > S . . . J Gl
6 . . . 236 . . . , i fie 4 . . 275 . . .1 01
3 230 . . . 3 Co 9 . .2US . . . 301
7. . 183 . . . 3 65 7 238 . . 3 b7'i
SHEEP The receipts today were not very
liberal and none of them arrived until rather
late In the morning , f-o that the forenoon
was well advanced before there was any
thing to make a market. The demand on
the part of local packers was os good as
usual and when there was anything in sight
bujers went after It and the market was
without material change as compared with
yesterday , values being steady.
The demand for feeding sheep and lambs
holds up and everything of that description
meets with ready sale at flrm prices.
Quotations are : Good gross westerns.
$4.004.15 ; fair to good grass westerns.
$3.6004.00 ; good yearlings. $4 154 25 ;
good to choice lambs. $5.00fi.1.25 ; fair to
good lambs , $4. 0ff5 ( 00 , feeder wethers , 2-
vcar-oldsaml over. $3 75114.00 , feeder joar-
Hngs , $4.0004.15 ; feeder Iambs , $4 V > n1. \ .
'
205 TTtah sheep 1M > $4 oO
2010 Wyo sheo panel \enrllngs . OS 4 11
30 Wjo. sheep nnd yearlings 9S 360
CIUCARO MM * > ! OtK
Cattle Actlicnnd UlRlKr.ogn AVcuk
nnd Slii-rp M * nil .
CHICAGO , Sc-pt 28 Ther- was an nc-
tl\o general demand for cattle today nnd
prices were mostly htejd > , good fat eattle
showing d ° eldeil strength The Ixst booes
were 6fflOc ( higher nnd hold .is high a ut
liny tlmo this jenr. Native beef steers
wern In good d > mnnd nt ? 3.Mrii3 60 for the
commonest to the ben offorltiRM the greater
pan of the sill's bulng at Jl M > < ; 5 W. There
was a ery fair -stocker nnd feeder trade at
$2 401(1 ( bl. Canning nnd butchurlne ealtlo
were active at btendy prices , while ( nhes
and milch cows we're lower Northern fed
western nnd Texas cuttle brought 8tonl >
pikes , and western ratiKi rs wi'ie In good
tit ni mil nt the prices lntel > ruling , cboiee
lots telling 51il ( > e higlK i
The innrket for hogs w is In i bud tondl-
tlon , with a slow trade ut declining price" ?
The din's sales wen ut un eMieme rnnito
of } 3 10t < l 00 for common to pilnif dir\ei l
the bulk of the sales bcliiB at Tl 70f(3 ( ! ' 0 I
I'rlc-es for sheep und lambs wtre well
malntnined , tr.ido being animated Sheep
sold all the wu > from J2.5oji. ! 50 for the
commoner lots , up to } ! CO for choke niithe
withers , western le < ders selling ut $1 75'51 '
4 10 Runge heep sold ut Jl 711/4 / 10 , liugih .
al < l OOfil 31 l.ambH sold acthilv ut $1 M ) '
ffd 90 for f < eders und at Jl 50' < j6 73 for nn-
tl\o 1lightering lot- * , limited numbers nf
eho'ce ' to prime Inmbs fi'tchlnir J.1 9HiG [ 21.
HecelptsCattli - , 16 ( " 00 bead , bogs , .IC.OOO
head , slieep. Id WO bend
SI. I.IMllN I.H.SlooU. .
ST LOUIS , fc-pt 2S-CATTLi-HeeeliitH. :
620(1 ( head. Including 1M Tcxans , .ship-
mints I.liiO heid , m irket 5frlOi lower lor
nutlves. 10ilowi for Texuns , fnncv tci
fair nutl\o shlpjilng und c-xport steeis. $4 SO
r,5 C5 , bulk of Bill's , $1 0(1 ( 13 13. dreised benf
und bilteliir steiis , $ ! S'"ir > 31 , bulk of Miles ,
II 00 5 15 , steeiH under 1,000 Ibs , JJ.A1f(4 ( 90.
bulk of xal < M. tjio'al 43. wtoekeis und feed
ers. $2SO'l440 , bulk of silcJ1.0CK5I.M ,
c iwo and heifers Ji 00i ! I Ki TOX.IH und In
dian Hteorrt , $3 7Vn4 21. bulk of sales , J3 31
( il ! 73 lows and heifers , J2 23fj3 10
IIOOH-IUcelptH , 8000 head , shipments ,
1 'IK ) he-nd , market lower , jorkers Jl 80ii
3 ! 0 , p ukers , JJ 70fl3 95. butchers , Jl 80til 93
SlinilP Hceelpts , 2200 head , shipments
imim. muiket ftc.iily. nathc ; mutton' * , M.OO
dll 30 , lambs , $4 ( XX 6 W
\i-\\ \arli ll\f Moek.
NH\V YOUK. sept 25 nnivis iie-
cnlpts. 20SO hnail. top grades wen.steady ,
oxen and stags , J200fi"lGO , bulls , $ . ' 60iri75 ,
cows , Jl 7f/uJ 71 , eubles were' stands , ll\e
cuttle. ll'j&lAl , exports toda > , 2,460 quar-
tera of botr-f
CAl.VKH-Hecelpts. 2708 head. VIMB | 25f (
60c lower , \dils , J5 0 ( i8 fO , tops , J82WS50 (
SIIU1U' AND KAMIlS-Hece-lpts , 8844
heuel , slu-eii , steady , lambs , llrm , Bbe-e-p ,
3 ( X ri4 W. Iambs , J5 2Vi(6 00
MOOS Ilccelpts , 9,223 heaj , market lower
at J4 Will 23
St , , IONClIl ll\ t * StOl'U ,
ST JOSni'II , Sept 28 - ( SpecialCAT -
TM : HecelptH , 2.JOO head , opened strong.
closed eusnathex , J4W > fl540 , cows uncl
heifers. Jl 50 4 O ) , stockers uncl feeders ,
Jl 4Wio 00 , Tixnns nnd westerns , Jl 10ii450
HOOfc Receipts , 4,000 head , opiined 6c
lower , Mosul lOt lower , top , J3 75 , bulk ,
Ji ( KI ! i 70
, none
SloiUIn Sl lit.
Hecord of receipts of live stock at the
four principal markets for September 28
Cuttle HOKS Sheep
Omaha . 7 52S 8,941 4511
Chicago . .ICOW ) 10.000 16 OCu )
KunnaH City . . 16,000 11.220 I.4CU
St. I-OUls . 6,200 8,500 2,200
Totals . 433SS C4 601 27 113
JAMES . BOYD GO , ,
Tclcphonu lO.'lit. Oinalin , Neb
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