TITR OMATTA T)ATI7V BEE; WEDNESDAY", SEPTTCMTiET? fl, 1000.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Wheat on tho Whole is Dull nnd Olosea
Lower.
CORN MARKET SUFFERS FROM LIQUIDATION
Oiiln Are tinny In S in tm t It irlth
Oilier (IrnliiiI'riis IaIiiii re Kir in
II lit Trade Lamely Rent rlctril
to Cash lift n I .
CHM'A'io, Sept. I. A bnrlh npeot to
(ho KtHtlMllrjt ami Hi- rnrn weakness clrnt
perl whent ilown today, Oi'toh-r nlrsln
with i lo cif Kdl'nc frnin Hctunln v. Corn
closed V'N'' ilown Mild oata l,o depressed.
ProIslohn nt the tlnte wore 2'ifuc Im
proved There wrro spurts of activity In vvneit,
hut taken as a whole, the r.iselnn was dull,
prnerully exhibiting a tone or. weakii''!1.
li liber opened V down at 7l'c ami on
a lilt of local ImylnK at til1 mart .idvniici-d
to 75'fcc. Llveipoul w.n ensv ami tlie
world shipments larger, tu ll'
rriptM lookid enormous, nlthoiiKh It vvns
j:cnerlly believed that many of tho re
port wore duplicate , or even triplicates
Jumbled up ilurliiK thr holidays. '1 In; init-.-lilo
was doltiK but little and an local peo
ple woro si'lllnir October ilurliiK tlie fore
noon It dropped to 7(V- The fart tint
the vMhlo Ire reused only 3S0.y Int.. dc
uplte Hie lionvy receipt of the last two
rcekn caused .1 rally to 74i , but the corn
weakness bn anin an Infill' nee and 'h
market Mumped iikiiIii. ( hi. tlmj t'
The close was weak, October lSlV4r lower,
tit "I'vbTs'i'- Primary ir-ceiptu for two
day were reported at '.'.fill,!") bit., com
pared with S.mi.On Im. Lift year. Mlnne.
upolls anil Duluth reported 1,113 earn ast
cek and 2,i.i It year iiki. Local receipts
n-ere MS ears, 1.1 of eontrnct Krade cii!.ir
nnces In wheal and Hour for three days
were equal to !"i,inO tin. Cash salon were
bu . , ,
The corn market suffered from IIril'Iu
tlon by loeal lutiKM. Cnimtrv MflVrliiK-. w-r
Mill IlKht ami the visible Inereaseil tf.lli.W)
tin and i learaiu w were steudx. Tr.nle
was quiet iind (iir.diicl.d l.y local proi'S
nlonalH mostly o.tnber opened at Wl't
Ti4e, broke to .:.' nml closed weak, 1t
down, at Wf. Receliits were Ml! cars.
flats were easy In sympathy with corn
The opening was firm, on a fair nutsld
demand, but this was soon sntlftkd and
the tone became easier. Receipt- lor twi
dVM were I.UCi till. Ot tobnr sold bet We -n
SI' f and Ill's', eloslrj iower at 'JI'C.
1 'revisions were llrm. but trade was re
strliled I.iikcIv to .i cash basin. The in.ir
ket for fulurcM opened higher, beiuuse of
IlKht hog lerelptH, IiIk'I.I' prices lit tile
yards and n Rood cash lemiuid. Muclu.i
tlons wore narrow, but the close was s'line
whnt under the eaily ipiutiitlnns. Pork
sold between Jll.17' and MI.Oj. closed ve
liluher at 111.0"!'.: (lctober Inrd betw eu
JGS5 and JiJ.SU. closed 2W(5c bettor t
(Sifi S2'.j. and Oelober rllm between Ji u',4
ra" 15 and 17 m, with the rlroi' VJnUr Im
proved at $7 l(K7.1li.
Kstlmated receipts lor tomorrow: Wheat,
CIS ears, corn, n:l ears; oats, r(7rt cars; h ks.
25,(X) head. ,,. .,
ArtlcleH.lOpen. , MlKll.l Low-. Cloe.'est y.
Wheat
Hept.
Oct
Nov.
'Corn
Sept.
(let
Nov.
flats -
Hept.
Oct.
Nov.
Tork
Hept.
Oct.
Jan.
Lard
Hept.
Oct.
Jan.
IllhH-
Hcpt.
Oct.
Jan.
7IK.I 73M
7.M k ! 7IK.I7I7
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73;
74'i
7t'i
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l"5tiH"l
iiftii(i
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r.;:tj
naiji ion
:Sl,S9?l33i
MSI 37'.4
:t7'3t37
I
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15.51 W
2114
2U(,I
21
21 I
21'il
21M
21
21
21?.
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I I
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I
10 JI7HI 10
11 071.-41 11
11 IM I 11
f7i,4
10 M',4
11 or.
11 2.'.
fi 72'
i! 77l,i
C IV)
7 10
7 0TV4
C :
11 171,41 11 17V4
11 10
ii no
I
r, S2V4
S".
f. S2I.4I
r, sr. i
fi C214I
rt 77i,4
fi so
c. r.7i.z
7 20 I
7 31 i
5 K
77i'j
S2'.4I
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124
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7 22V4
7 15
r. 02'4
I
7 20
7 12ti
fi 00
1 '.'7i.4l
No. 2.
Cash nuotallons were ns follows:
Fl.Ont-Stemlv; winter patents, !3.R0ft
4.00, slralqhts, 13.10fi3.70; clears, S3.10f3.5i:
sprlliK special. 14.401i4.50; pilteiits. 13.501.(0;
tinkprs. 2.2fli2.7S.
Wl I HAT No. 3, Wi"3i.4c; No. 2 red. 73
C7tic
r.lflV n ini.... V11 " vellnw I0U(
OATS-No.' 2".' 2ii,(i22:4c: N"o. 2 while? 23ij
4i24.e; No. ;i white, siisjc.
IlYH No 2. 55i(c.
UAUI.HY (Jood feedltiR, 3Sfi39c; fair to
rbnlce tiiitltlmr. 42ri4fie.
Hi:i':i)S-l',lax, No. 1, 11.13; No. 1 north
western. $1,134: prime timothy, 13.95; clover,
contract crade, $10.00.
PHOVIHIONS Mess nork pr bid., J11.00
SI11.05. Lanl, per 100 lbs.. $il.SuS.02i,4. Short
rlba sides (loose), 17.1517.40. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). rt 37ViO.C2li. Short clear
Sides (lioxed). 7.&.yi( 7.ln.
WHISKY-basIs of hlch wines. 11.2IN.
SI'OAllS Cut loaf, Ifi.iiJ; Kranuhited, ft. 10.
The followliiK "re the receipts una snip
incuts of tho nrlnclpal products:
Itccel:tM. Shipments
Flour, bills 3.VIK10 370,000
W'heut, bu 70S.0m) COviWO
Corn, bu 611.000 21W.OOO
Oats, bu lPi.iKK) 42ii.lKH)
Hyc. bu 15.0IKI 2.00,1
IJarley. bu sl.ooo 13.000
On the Produce exchailKe today the but
ter market was easy; creameries, tMslUI'se,
dairies, nunc. Cheese, llrm at ni'ull'.ie
ICbrs, llrm, fresh, 13Hc
yv.w Yiiiiu iinvnii i, m viikivp
Uuolnl Ions for (he Ullj 011 Viirloun
('iiiiiiutidllli's.
NEW YORK, Sept. l.-FI.OrH-Hecelpt
10,174 bbls : exports. Itt.VfiS bbls. : sales. S.750
pkes : market was slow and barely steady;
Minnesota patents, II. 10ft 1.25; winter
patents. 13.75Tft.00; winter Htratcbts, 13.5041
.ti0; winter extras, I2.70fl3.mi; Mlunesotii
bakers. $' S3f3.25; winter low grades. 12.401?
2.65; rye Hour, steady; sales, 500 bbls.; fair
to Rood, w.wsia.j; ciioico to rancy, ja.yiifff
I. CO.
COnNMHAl-Kaiy; yellow western, S8c
city, S7SiS.Se; brandy wine. S24.I5Ti23.53.
IIYI'2- Hull; No. 2 western, 5Se. f. o. b.,
afloat; state rye, Rift 54c, If New York.
IIAHI.KY-Qlllet; feodlUK. 421 13c, c. I. f.,
isrw vorK; niullliiK, mn4if,i;e, c. I. r.
ItufTuSu.
HAUI.EY MAlr-Uull: western, 52Tlfic.
WI1UAT Horclpts. 2'.9.275 bu.: exports.
203,030 bu ; sales, 2.S75.000 bu. ; futures. .'im.OOO
bu ; export, spot, weak; No. 2, S0c, f. o. b.
11 Moat: No. 2 red. 77l'.o. elevati r. No. 1
northern. Duluth. S3se, f. o. b.. alloat; No. 1
1 hard. Duluth. SUc, f n. I. ; ojitlons opened
pieiuiy on roreiKti ntiyiiiB ami ineu graiui
ally eased off under larce recelnts. weak
ness In the southwest, Renerul lliiuldntlou
and disappointing export business; closeil
weaa ai "Who not iieenne. Hales Included
No. 2 red. March. S-lMiSlijC closed at S4V
May. S3iiS.I7c. closed at R.lc: Hentem
ber, 7S4ri;!lV'. closed at 7SUc; October. 79V,
iwne, closed at ii'c, uecemuer, &u ia-lt'
81?kC closed at SQ'iC.
COHN-ReCelnts. 459,475 tut. : exports. 413.-
859 bu.: sales. 133,000 u. ; futures, IGl.Ooo
tin.: export, spot, weak; No. 2, l5T4c, r. o. Ii
afloat, and 4jWc elevator. Options, after
n steady openlnK with wheat, turned weak
under liquidation and line wheat news
closed at c net decline; May, 41i5i41sc
closed at 4ir,e: Kentember. closed at 441..0
October, closed at 43ic; December, 10 ll-lii
Jl4IHc. closed at I03ie.
OATS-Receipts, HJO.OiTO bu : exports, 76.0S7
nu ; spoi. wean; io. i. ..i'ic; No. ,!. joe
Nil. i Willi... ''Ter 'n :l ulilln "iKir.Ur.
track, mixed wetsern. 2.Vo27c; track, whlli
western. :iV'tl33e. track, white state, 2lili;i3c
Options, Inactive and easier.
HA-Dull: shlpplllK, 72''j5l73c; Rood to
Cliolre. JvVif'.Kie.
HOPS Unlet; state, common to choice
1S99 crop. 10'iil3e; old, 2f5c; Paclllc, 1S99 crop
lU'lll.te; 010, .rMC.
HIDKS Firm; (inlvestnn, 21 to 25 lbs., lTf
uo; i-aiiinrnia. ;i 10 xi ids., ls'.se; Texas
drv. 21 to 30 lbs.. 13V4e.
LUATllKU-Flrm; hemlock sole, IluenoH
vyres. ucni 10 neavy wciriiis, .':i43r-3bc
neld. 22it5T23'ie.
WOOL- Dull, domestic fleece. 25ii2Sc
jexas, i.-iuiiK-.
PHOVISIONS- llecf. dull; family. 10.00ff
12.20: mess, lOOiVf.W; beef hams. 120.60fr
ii.iu; pacKei. nu.im'iiii.iio; i'ity, India mess,
1IG.OOTi20.00 Cut meats, steady: nlcklcd hel.
lies, $8 751(1101); plekled shoulders, Ifi.SOIj1
s io; pic'Kieu naius. hh.uoti iii.iS. Lard, dull;
western steamed. i7.12Vi!".15; AtiRiist closed
ni i iv: .o. ,, nominal; renneii. ipuei; eon-
lent. 17.3S; South America. .il; cniniiouud
lh Win v.", Pork. Millet . family, 1I5.00T?
10. in. suori ciear, na.joi is.&u; mess, $i:.oo
13.00.
POTATOi:S-Dull; Jerseys. $l.O0'jfl.25; New
aorK, i .-wii-iio; lour island. Jl.l2.fcsn.r0.
TALLOW Quiet , i lly ($2.00 per pkR.)
1 i-inc; coiiniy uiKRS. rreei, 'ini4i'.
HL'TTint-Hecelpts. 17.772 pkRs; steady
creamery. 17mi22e
CHUKSK-Hecelots. I0.C01 likes.: steady
larRo while, 10V, small white. 10c; larpe
roioreu. (u'iaijin.e; small colored, iui4c.
KCI(!S- Receipts, 17,101 pkes.: llrm; west
crn reRiilar paeklnu. at mark. lOtfilfic. west
cm. loss off. itiitmisc
MF'l'AI.S Aside from a weak and de
rlilmlly lower market for nln Iron war
runts, the ietal market, as a whole, was
rather tame. Lako copper, lend and spel
ler ruled dull and unchanged, the former
ticltlR quoted nt $l.ti2i.4. lead nt $1 37S and
pelter at $4.07i41i4,121. Tin. thouKh some
what lower, wua very (inlet at $30,C33u.S5,
wnrrnnls closed weak at J1 7Sl
10.D0.
The brokers nrlce for lead was ll.no
ntid for copper 116.75,
(Ml III I U IIOI.r.SAi: MAItKIVI'S.
( ondldon of Trntli nml Uiiotnllniis nti
Slnple 11 nil I'nnej I't-odiiee.
KOOH-Itecelpls llbeial. Rood stork firm
01 I3MIIC
I.IVK t'OI I.TMV-nens, 7fi7i4e. roosters,
aeeordlni; to ti;e al.d sire. Afilr. sprint
chickens, ti'jfilfx-, .lucks. 4Tif.e; ees". 4fiSe,
turkejs. Si
FHKSM nilllSSKD t'OI'l-TRY-llens. R6
(I3c, roosters, ffific; ducks and neee, I'll
10c; broilers, per lb.. 12ftI2V: turkeys. 12'tc
HI'TTICIt-f'ommon to fair, 1314c : choice.
HWfliV. separator, 20e; Kiithered creamTy,
17ftle
FISH -Trout, 10c; hlueflsli. 9c: pickerel,
Se; latflsh. I2o. dressed buffalo. 6c; white
llsh. lOe; herrlns, f.r; black bas, inc; sal
moil, 13e. white bass, 10c: cropple. 10e;
pike, pie; hnllhlil, 12c. bill.:ioiii?. PV; rlni;
perch, So; lobsters. Kreen, 22c Inlled lob
sters, 2.V; mackerel. 20c, eodllsh, 10c; yellow
pel eh. fie.
KHKHII OYSTKHH-First grade, solid
packed. New York counts, per can, 40e;
extra selects. 3ie; standards. 30c. Second
Krade. slack filled. New York counts, per
can, 30c. extra selects, 2le; standards, 21c.
PlfJUONH -I.lvo. per dozen. 01c.
VKAI.S-rholce, BfilDc.
MAY Per carload lots: Upland chol"",
Ifir; No I upland. IV medium. 17; coarse,
Ifi.Vl; rve straw, choice, .
(nilllAI.H -No 3 com, Tfc; No. 3 whl'e
oats. 2b'e: cracked corn, per ton. ilt.r); cr.rn
rind outs. chupp"d, per ton, IIS; bran, per
1111 1 tim.Vf, IMHII1', CI IIHI,
VKOHTAHMiS.
rrt'lWIUKHH-Per dozen. 20T25O.
Ni:Y TritNIPH-Pcr bushel basket. Me.
Ni:Y HHF.TS-Per dozen bunches. I51?2iie.
Ni:V CAKItOTS-Per doen hunches, 2,1c.
I.KTTICK-Per dozen. lOtluc
KAOISIIFH- Home prown, per dozen, lSe.
PHAH-Per half bushel basket, 50c.
HHANS-Wax. ner half bushel basket,
40c; string, 33e.
NKV POTATOKS-Per bushel, r"?f45e.
f'A HUAOn-llome crown, per potinil,
OAfl.lFl.OWKIt-Pcr dozen. 11.
OHKKN rOHN-Per dozen, 10c.
TOMATOFH Home crown, ner half
bushel basket, (ftc
ONIONS Home crown, per pound. VAW
c m m
I' K I . K H V Nc 1 1 ra s k a . r.o'i ( 4c.
fiu'it;h.
PlIAfHnH-Callfornl.i, per box. COfiMc.
APHICOTS-None on tl'e market.
Pt.l'.MR-Callfornln. per irate. 11.10'dl 23.
PltrNKH I'allfornln. Tranedy. per crat-
11.25; Kelsey. Japan, per crate. 11.25.
HAIITI.KTT 'KA ls-i' forn In. tier box.
12.0O12.25; other California pears, 11.75
OtlAPKH-Callfornbi. 4-bnskel crate. 11.50:
Tokays. $2: ("uncords home crown. 17ffl0c.
Nl;i 1 A HINKS ( allfornl.i. l-baskct crnt".
11.25.
WATKllJlKl.nNS-As to size. S5o eacii.
CANTAI.OrPK-Ocms. ner dozen. tOfrVic;
lareo sizes, iioi(75c.
APPIjKH Native. Tocfiji ner bit.: ner
bid , 12.50)3.00. Crab apples, per bbl., 13.
THOPICAI. FKI'ITS.
PINKAPPI.KH-Per .lozen, HM-TflS.
OHANOFS Medlterraiiran sweets, ner
box. II. Valenclns. JI25'2'4.-
i.I'.MONH ( nllfornla. extra fancy. 13.50:
fancy. r.00fi5 25.
HANANAH Per bunch, accord nc to sun.
12 SUS.!).
MISCELLANEOUS.
NfTS-Hlekorv. larKe. ner hu.. 11.85:
shellbarlis, 11.35, lCncllsh walnuts, per lb.,
lS'KUe: nuieris. per id., izc: nimonns, par
li. inPic: raw. ner lb.. B'i'uBc: roatited.
0141171,4c.
IIIUI'iM.
IIIDHS No. 1 crcen hides, fie: No. 2 cruen
hides. 5c: No. 1 salted hides, 610: No. 2
salted hides, 5'4c; No. 1 voul calf, S to 12
lbs., 7c; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs., 5c.
.st.ti:.iii:nt
of
VISUM,!: M'lU'LV
'I'elcKrniilile nml ('utile Iteporls nt
(rain Allonl nml Ashore.
NEW YORK. Sent. 4.-The followliiK Is n
statement of the visible supply of main fti
store and nlloat on Saturday, September 1,
as compiled by the New York produce ex
chanRe: Wheat. ri0 2S0.noo bu.. Increase. 320.000 bu.;
corn, 5.313.000 bu.; decrease, 2,117,000 bu.;
oats. 9.233.000 bu.. Increase. 1.1S5.000 bu.: rve.
7C9.O0O bu.. Increase. 35.000 bu.; barley. 349,001
nu., increase, k,uw nu.
St. I.o ti I m (J nil 11 ami l'riivlslons.
ST. LOFIS. Sent. I.-WHFAT-Lower
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 71'ic: truck. 73',,
74c; September, Tl?c: October. 7i'i ; Decem-
ucr. ii'c; .o. -i nam, Wi'iirei'ie.
POIIV T ,..,... V-.. .. n,.ul. rtli. nA1.
40Vrc: September. 39c: October. 3Ge: Uc-
comber. 33'4c.
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash. 21Ue; track.
221)22V4c; Sejitember. 21c; December, 22Hc;
Mnv. 'JJe' Nfn u'lill.. "Si.
HVIi Htenily. 50c.
FLOFR-Oulet. easy; natents. 3.50Tf3.fi3:
extra fancy and stralRht. $3.203.30; clear,
a. i.ii;i.uii.
.SEEDS Klax. lilRher: $1.42 bid.
CORN.MKAL Steady, $2.(Wj2.0.3.
URAN Firm: sacked, east track, C9?f70c.
I IA Y Steady; timothy. IS OOU12.03: prairie,
$0.10117.00,
WIIISKY-Steady. Jl.21.
I RON COTTONTI K.S-J1.M.
HAC.lt INO-1S 10TiS.S3.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
METALS Lead, unlet. 11.321-,: snelter.
dull. $1.05.
POI LTRY Steady ; chickens. 7c; youtiR.
De: turkeys, r.iiie; youiiR, lie: ducks, Ol
ympic, ic; Reese, mc; youiiR, 1.14c.
lCC.nS-Steady. 13Uc.
Hl'TTHR Steady ; creamery, 1S'(22; dairy
131i 17c.
PROVISIONS-Pork, stronK: jobblm;.
J 2 50: nrd. hlnher: cho ce. IG.7UTi0.72''.. Drv
salt meat. (boxed), stronu; extra shorts,
J7.37",4; clear rlbs,$7.50; clear sides. 5711:1,5.
Hacou (boxed), siroiiR; extra shorts, $3.0);
clear rms. iN.v.; clear sides.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 1G.0O0 bbls.: wheat,
J3U.H00 im.: corn, l.t.wo nu.; oats, sm.ouo im.
SHIPMENTS-Fl.iur. 14,000 bids.: wheat
29,000 Im.; com. 54.HOO bu.; oats, 20,000.
Liverpool (irnlll anil Pro vIslniiM.
LIVERPOOL, Hept. I.-WIIKAT-Spot
steady: No. i red, western winter, r.s; no.
1 northern sprint;. 3iJ. No. 1 California,
(is IHdJiGs 5d. Futures, steady; September,
3s ll',d; December, fis Vt.
CORN Spot, steady. Amerlcnn mixed
new. 4s 2d; American mixed, old, 4s 2'4d.
Futures, sieany; ucioner. is tw, govern
ber. 4s 21' d: December. 4s 2d,
Receipts of wheat during the past three
days u'dd.wo centals, inciuiilUR iuo.ihio Ainer
lean.
Receipts of American corn during the
past tinee days ;:i'0,ouu centals.
1 ...-. 1. 1 . ..... ........ .i..
I l. ' 1 iniuin limit!.. HIMM ( i;ill, e.li-J , tun.
Hacou. Cumberland cut, llrm. 42s Gd; short
rlbn, llrm, 15s Gd: Ions clear middles, llqht.
firm. 42s; Ioiir clear middles, heuvy. llrm,
41s fid; short clear backs, llrm. 4S-: clear
bellies. (Inn. 4G lid. Lard. Am rlcan rellnea,
llrm, 37s. Cheese, Ameilcan llueat white,
steady, 50s fid; American Ilnest colored,
steady, 51s Cd.
Kiiiimiim City (irnln anil I'rov Isloiis.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 4. AVH EAT De
cember. CC4iGG5c; cash, No. 2 hind, lV1f
fi'.V.c; No. 3, ClitfJCIc; No. 2 red. 71c; No. 3,
U7Jifi9i4c.
("ORN-Seplember, 3G1s(ri2Gi,4c; December,
SJVIlSJljC; cash. No, 2 mixed, 37s1i.Tc; No.
2 white, 3S(3Sie; No. 3. 3714c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 2Gi,,e.
RYE No 2. 45c.
HAY-Cholce timothy, $3.00; choice prairie,
$6.25fifi.50.
HUTTER-Creomery, lS1i20e; dulry, fancy,
!7e.
EtiOS-Hteady ; fresh Mlrcouri and Kin
sas stock. 12c dozen. lo.s off. ctss r. -turned;
new whltewood cares Included. 143
nu re.
RECEIPTS-Wheat, 0D9.2M bu.; corn, 25,r00
bu. : oats. 15,0.0 bu.
SHIPMENTS -Wheat. 25S.4WMm.; corn.
2.00.) bu.; oats, 12.000 bu.
Toledo llnrket.
TOLEDO, I).. Sept. I.-WHEAT-Dull:
lower, spot and September, 7fie; October,
771-kc; December, 795c.
CORN D ill. lower; cash, 42e; Reptember,
12c; December, 3IV-
OATS--Dull, nteady; No. 2 cash and Sep
t ember, 22c.
HYIC-Oull. hlRher; No. 2 cash, 62(40.
SEEDS-Clover, dull, lower; W prime,
JiVOO; 'S prime, lfi.10; October, $G.I5; No. 2,
1,.VK(5.S0.
Plillmlclplilii Produce llnrUet.
PHILADELPHIA. Hupt. 4.-HrTTEP.-I'nchaiiKcd.
western fancy ertamery, 22e;
western fancy prints, Sic
E(1(1S-Firm . freih nearbv and western,
17e; fresh southwestern, 15c; fresh south
ern, lie
CHEESE -Dull and easy: New York full
cream, fancy small, 10'sc; Ohio Hats,
Fe.
lllnnrniiolls W'benl nml Flour.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sepl l-WHEAT-Pen.
tembor, 73i;c; Decembnr, 7l1vc. On track:
No. 1 hard. 751tc. No. t northern, 7.tV';
No 2 northern. 7.Vsc.
Kl.Ol'Jt First pateiitr. $l.0f 1.20: secon 1
patents, $:IS51i4 0d: ilrt clears. J3.05li:l.25:
second clears. $2.0.1i2.25.
HRAN-ln bulk, $12.'mi 12.25.
Prnrla lnrl.el.
PEORIA, Sept. 4.-COUN-Easy; No, 2,
40c.
OATS-Iireculnr; No. 2 white, 22Hfi'?ic,
billed throutsh.
WHISK Y On tho basis of $1.24 for lln
Isbed Roods.
Comllllon of Ibe Trennir y,
ASHIaTO'. Sept (.-Today's ptate
ment of the treasury balances In the Rin
eral fiiinl. exclusive of tho $l50vOi.Nk cold
reserve In the illvlMon, of redemption,
shows: Available cMbh bnlnnce. $135,lWi,013;
gold, $Gii,lS9,74ii.
Ilulnlli Wlirnt MnrUrt.
DI Ll'TII, Sept 4, WHEAT No, 1 hard,
cah, 75ic, September, "kc; December,
Pie Iron
7Sc: N', 1 northern. enh. 7fit4e: Petitem-
b.-r. 7i)Uc. December, "fiic. No. 2 northern,
3hio, No. s sprliic. 70Ue
CORN .'Ml,,.
OATS 2Mi2:f
Mil mniLee (Irnlll llnrket,
M I L W A I ' K KK. Sent 4 W 1 1 EAT Lower :
No. t northern, Tfli,e; No. 2 northern, 75c,
HI iv-IHRIier. .no. 1,
PARLEY - lllcber. No. 2. MfiMe: siimnle.
IlKoOr-.
IIOVEMIIN'I'S (F STOCKS AMI IIO.MIs,
Inlerest nf (he l)n Is Cenlered In
Hu .'imiir Mirliel.
NEW YORK. Kent. I Tim fever III KnmiT
Rennlna stock, which hnf been lindercolnc
11 process of careful nursing for several
weeks vast, broke Into crisis today, as i
not unusual on the eve or dividend notion
011 this stock. For several weeks thero
was extensive buying nf sticar stock, but
the inanlp ilatlon 10 advance the price
which accompanied the htiyittK arour.ed tht
suspicions of the sapient professionals.
When the stock bexan to drop, the profes
sionals congratulated themselves upon
their foresight and became uiicer operators
on the short side of sugar. Tho apparent
liquidation of the Ioiir stock nml the eour
aneous pressure by the bears continued
even this morning until the directors went
Into session, about which tltno tho slock
touched the low nolnt nt 117U. After the
adjournmont of the directors at 12:30 o'clock
mere was a rumor that thu directors vad
determined to put the stock on an iinnunl
dividend basis of S per cent by declaring a
ilimrterly dividend of per cent today. No
official nnnn incement of the directors' ne
tlon could be obtained, tlliS mpetlnK ImvliiR
adjourned to 3:30 o'clock, or until nfter
business hud censed upon the stock vx
clianRe. Hut the unfortunate shorts were
evidently well convinced that the report
wns well founded and they ran tho stock
up is points with their oncer demands for
l.ooo and 2,0O1-shre lots. Tho price sagged
off 11 point, but stiffened ncaln to about the
nest at ine close. This buoyant rise in
Huuur hetned some nf the other specialties
which hnd bci-n under pressure In the
tnoinlns;, the early declines In Urooklyn
Transit. Manhattan anil Metropolitan beltiR
, , ,1,,,,, ............ v ... I T ) n 1 . . ' .. .. . . I . . ..
1 i v ... n 1.1, i ruin n vii.p, ttir-Li,
which came next to StiRur In tiolnt of ac
tivity, recovered a nolnt of Its 2U-rmlnt
break, but fell away nRiiln In tho tlnnl deal
ings. The war of rus rates In CIiIciiro uc
counteil for Its weakness, .i'.ucrlcan Steel
und wire also not back to the top at t
over Friday's price, after Its early move
nient had apparently jirovcd abortive. The
ste.-l gro.ip as a whole fulled to respond
and In Tennessee Coal and National, Steel
there wns not 11 slncle sale during the day.
The same was truo of Rock Island and the
railroad list as a whole continued much
neplected. There was norm' llrmness here
and there In the railroad list, notably In
the southwest and southeastern Rroups.
(treat Northern preferred also wns con
spicuous for n rise of 14 and St. Joseph
and Orand Island roso 14, Thero wns no
Indication, however, of imy Kenornl awnk
enliiR from the recently pruvnllltiK specula-
uve npaiiiy anil mo news nt tnc nay totinu
no reflection In the stock market.
Honda were not nctlve. but wero sllchtlv
llrmer In tone. Tot til sales, pnr value,
l."50,ooo. I'nlted States 5s reR. advanced U
in the bid price.
1 ne I'ommerciai Advertisers nnnnciai
cableRrum says: Tho announcement that
the Trnnsvaul had henn nr.nuxed, siiRgest
Inn the near conclusion of the wnr In Hou'li
Africa, caused African mining shares to
adv.inco sharply In the markets here to
day and Imparled a more cheerful tpne
KHtmrnlly. Huntness was Jtlll very much
restricted, except for 0nnn and French
biiylnif of ArRentlnc securities and copp-r
shares. The fortnlehtly statistics lor
copper published today fhowert a hcvy
reduction In stocks, MIR tons, and In sup
plies of 2.2v" tonf. The bank received
42105,000 Rnld from Australia, i.'35.000 from
tndU and bouRht Z,(n In bars. It lost
JM9.01O for South America nnd 25,000 for
an unstated dostlnatton. Chinese buylne
of sllvor wan u feature. The oxchmc
here will bo closed nsxjt Saturday.
Followlnc are tho closlnit prices on ths
New York Stock exdhanue:
At'-hlnon
do pfd
Uultlniure & 'Ohio.
Canadian Pacific
Canada. io
dies. & Ohio
ClilcnRO (1. W
r. 11. & Q
Chi lnd. & I.
Union Tarlne ...
do pfd
W a bash
do pfd
AVheel & I.. '.....
' do 2d pfd
Wis. Central
Third Avenut '
r.7i
74
. 7J
. 72'4
. M'J
. O
. JT'l
. W'l
. 53' 1
. IS
- t;
. r.4
. UH
.1101;
.124
.mi
. 4$
.123
. 33
. M4
. 4
. 24
. 30
. S9i
- l'i
. 17
20
. 0711
. 26' i
. ...i4
. 2'i
. S0"4
. 91
.mil
. 44i
. 54 i
. 3;i
. 26H
. 78',
. 3(ii
. 8M
.139
. MU
, !!
. 22
. CC
. 7
. 31
.
17'i
. Wl
. 3T
. M
.US
. 15
. 65
. 87
. M
. 9l"
. 31
. 71
.IM
Adnms Ux
American Hx
ir. B. TM
Wells.Pariro nx...
Amer. Cot. Oil ....
ilo pfd
Amer. Multlne
do pfd
Amor. 14. It
do pfd
Amer. Spirits
do pfd
Amor. H. Hoop ....
do pfd
Amer. S. & W
do pfd
Ainer. Tin Plate...
do pfd.
. 57
. in;
.1611,
.W
. 571 ;
. .1
. 41
. ni
.Hi",
.17'!
. 19
. C7
. 11
. 5IH
.113
. r.
Cliti'uuu
C, & N.
r it. t.
& v..
111.
vr...
& p.
c. e. c
.t.
L
Colorado So
do 1st 'pfd
do 2d pfd
Del. k Hudson..
Del. I & W
Denver &. R. O.,
do pfd
nrl
do 1st pfd
(It. Nor. pfd
llorklns Coal ...
llocklnir Valley
Illinois Centrnl ,
Iowa Central ...
do pfd
Lake Itrle & AV..
do pfd
Lake Shore
L. A- .V
Manhattan L. ...
Met. St. Ily
Mexican Central
Minn. &- St. I...
do pfd
Mn. Paclllc ....
Mobile & Ohio .
M , K. & T
tin pfd
N. .1. Central ..
X. Y. Central ..
Norfolk & V....
do pfd
No, Pacific
do pfd
Ontario & W....
Ore. Rv. & Nsv
in pfd
Pennsylvania ,,
Readlnic
do lrt pfd
do 2.1 pfd....
Ilio (1. W
do pfd
SI. U S. P...
do In! pfd
do 2d pfd
SI. I. Southvc..
do pfd
.11
do pfd.
.llii'4 Amer. Tobacco
H'il do 'pfd.,
. 13 Anac. Mln. Co
. llrooWj-n R. T
. 14 Colo. Fuel Iron.
.309 Con. Tohacco
. 7Hi do pfd
. 9li Federal Steel
,T.4 1 do pfd
. n . (ten. I'.lectrle
. '..-,14 Olucose Sunr '....
. isn do pM
. vi'i Inter. Paper
. .17 ' do pfd...
. 1 Iirlede Oas
, soi 4 National Biscuit .
.111 1 do pfd
.111 National Lead ...
. :i?4 do pM
. 7l'4 National Steel ...
. W, do pfd
. 71 N. Y. Air llrakn...
. No American ....
. 1: Pacific Coait
. 7 do 1st pfd
MtH' do 2d pfd
. Wi Paclllc Mall
, ,7 jPenple's la ....
Preosed a. Car
. r.4 ! do pfd
. II 'Pullman P. ?'ur .,
. t S. It. & T
. fi7 Stiuar
. 33'ii do pfd
. i:i'Tenn. Coil i. Iron,
. 59141 IT. S. tyoiithsr .....
.inn! ',0 Pftt
.173 U. S. Rubber
. 0",
122',
.117
01 '.
. IIV.
St. Paul
do pfd
St. Paul Onutia
, 1
. 30'i
. 91
. TS-
' ,;'7
. Rin
. U
1IJ do pfd
3.1H Western Cnlon ...
1l'V,npubllc I & S..,
MiJ do pfd
IP,1 P. C. C. & St. L .
So. Pacific
Ho, Hallway
do pfd
Ti'nas & Pacific ..
Offered. "Ex-dlvldend.
Vi'iv Vim'L Money llnrkel.
NEW YORK. Sent. 4. MONEY On cnll.
steady. 111 1 1 ill 1 - p cent. Prime mer
cantile miner pg..i.'. per -ent.
STERLING EX(,'1 1 A NCI E Eas v. with ac
tual business In bullion' bills at $4.J7'.fff
4 S7'i for demand, and at for lx:v
diys; posted riit.iv JI..31.I (..Snij. Commei'-c'-il
bills. HiSUfM.xyfc.
SILVER-R.ir. C2e- eertllli ales. 61-Hti 2V4c;
Mexican dollars, 4"4C.
HONDS-Oovi rnment, llrm: state, Inac
tive; railroad, linn.
Tho closliiK prices on bonds today nro as
follows:
P. S. ret. 2s. rej.
do coupon
do 3s, rK
do coupon
do new 4s, rcR..
do coupon
do old 4s, reg. ...
riu .oupon
do 5. reff
do coupon
I), of l'. 3 C.H.. ..
A ten, general 4s...
do adj. Is
Canada So. '.' .
Ones. Ohio i,v
do 5s
C. & N V e. 7 .
do S. F. deb.
Chtcnuo Tr. 4s....
Colo. So. Is
n. a nio o. is....
do 4s
Rrle Efiieral 4
F W ft P. C Is.
flen. Klectrlc 6...
In Central Is ...
L. & N Hill. !..
M., K. ft T. 2s....
do 4
.101
.103
.W
tw I
.13't
YiW,
.113'i
.114'i
.lU'i
.U2't
.121
.Ml
. 114
109
. Ill',
.ll'l
.139
.111
. 94
. 12
.I1."t
. 9SH
. b9H
. 71
,115
.1131,
. 99'i
. P'i
. 92 '4
N Y. C. Is
N. J C nn. 5s...,
No. Pnclllc Jt
do 4s
N V, C ft St L Is.
Nor. ft V. ecu. 4s,
Ore, Nav. Is
do 4s
Oregon . L. 6s...
do consol 5
Reading itener.il 4s
Rio tt W. 1s
St I. ft 1 M e. 5
W l ft H (Ii
St. Paul consols .
SI. P., C. ft P. Is.
do tti
So. Paclllc 4
So. Railway :,s
P It. ft T. fa
Tx. ft I'acllli! !..
do Jb
t'nlnn Paclflo 4...
Wabasli 1s
do 2s
West thnre 4s
IMS',
12344
Gi
10(i4
107
97,
.100
.lOSH
.KV
.Ill's
. S7T,
. (19
Ill's
.121
. Il'.t
.11V,
.11",
. 7S
IC',
. 67
.112
. 5
.10: I,
IllUi
.1011,
.112
. HU,
Wis Central Is,
'M Centuries.
When Issued. Offered.
Iloslon sioi-U ((unlntlons,
BOSTON. Sepl. I.-Call loans, 25f,1 per
per cent; tltno loans, flMV6 per cent. OITlclnl
closing:
A.. T. ft S. F
do pfd
Atner URr
do pfd
Itcll Teleplmne
tlcston ft All).in
Itoi-ton ft Albany
Huston ft Maine..
C. II. ft U
Dominion I'onl -
do pfd
Federal Slecl
do pfd
Fitchbtirc pfd
lien. 1-lleetrle ....
do pfd
VA P.leclrlc III ..
Mexlian 1Vnlr.1l
Mich. Telephone .
N It. 1 ft C
Old CoUny
Old IXiniinlon ...
IS'llM'nlon Pacltle J;i;
. TiiH.West Hnd Wi
122', WestliiKh. Klectrlc. 4H
lib1 j Atchison 4s Mia
.143 1 Adventure
.219 Allniiej Mln. Co.... P.
.219 Ainil. Vopper Vt
1l Atlantic rt
livi'lloslon ft Mont 325
41S Hutte ft tlostnn ... fij
.llu'i Calumet ft Heen..7&i
,. X, Centennial 17
. t7 Franklin n?,
.1:1.1 "nmhaldt
I3SH Osceola S3
1 H Parrel I
. :ol Quln' y R;
ll'4 Santa I'e Copper 41;
. P." Tamnrai k 2ii
r. t'tnh Mining 31',
213 it innna 3
. U Wolvrnri 1;
I'liiiiiielnl Notes,
ST LOFIS. Sept. 4 -Clearings, $7,038,450:
balances, $1,027,50. Money, per cent;
NrwYork cxchaiiRc, 25e discount bid, par
CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.- Clearings. $3,fi.
050; New York exchange. 20c discount;
money. 2Mjti per cent.
CHICAtfo, Sept. 4. -Clearings, $2t.4Cfl,SSl,
balances, l2.WH.ni2i posted exchange. $4.S5lj
4.V4; New York exchange, 20c discount.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-ExchanK0S, $107,
lll.WW. bnlances, $7.923,7M;.
IIOSTON. Sept I -ExclunRCS. $i:i,Slt,ti0n;
bnlames, J1.3I1.:W!.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 4.-Cle,irlllRS, $12.
752, rM, balances, $2,294,1.1.
HALTLMORE, Sept. 4,-ClearlnRS, $2,991,
7as, balances, $i:i3.0M
Loudon stock liiolnllons,
LONDON. Sept. 4. I p. m.-CloslnR!
Cnn.. money.. .
do account ....
Atchl'iin
'Hiiadlnn Paclllc
SI. Paul
Illinois (Vnlrsl .
teiuistille
1'nloa I'ac. pfd..
N Y Central ...
M :.-l Hrle
... do 1st pfd..
. . . 2' , Pennsylvania
... ', Hemline
...Ill"; No. Pacific ..
.. 119', (Irand Trunk
. .. 71 Anaconda ...
. ., 7 Hand Mines .
11V
3fti,
,
M,
7;i'4
S
9's
40S
Ex-d!Mdend.
SILVER-H.ir, firm, nt 2S9-1M per ounce.
MONEY 3 per cent...
The rate of discount for short bills wns
3r's per cent; for three manth" bills. 3,i
3 1 1 -IS per cent.
Nev Yorlt llliilnit- Mocks,
NEW YORK. Sepl. 4.-The followlnR are
the closlni; iiuotntlons for mining shares
louay :
1 'hollar
12 Ontario
...I'O
.... Ml
.... 19
....If.O
....n
.... 53
....3i5
.... 13
.... 17
Crown Point
.. 11
Ophlr
1 'on Cnl. ft Va..
Iir.ulwool
tlolil ft Currle ..
Hale ft Norcross
Homestake
..120
.. 12
.. 20
tm
.. S4
.. 25
Plymouth
Quicksilver
do pfd
Sierra Nevada
Standard
t'nlon Con... .
Yellow Jacket .
Iron Silver
Mexican
I'orelBn I'liiiiiielnl.
l.nvnnw Qn. 1 Mn.,. i...m.imu.
---'', .. .1,1.1..,. ....r. .1 L.1111UIIII I
today, but the demand slackened and the
lniirlil ti'ttftt InMll,,,, a l. .1
...... ...... iu stiniri. nu;
stock exchangi) thnro was an nil ro.md
hardship In view of the hopeful anticipa
tions In roiunl to affairs In China nnd
houth Africa, and the railroad troubles, but
miMiii-na lemiups smaii. ino iirmncss
Hllown v rirtinrl T.iimI. ti .. 1 .,.,.. rt e
the day's transactions, Urn 'truffle returns
.... inrtipuii opL-iiiioin lino me eios
Itit,' market wns stlmuliited by purchases.
There was u smart rise In prices. Homo
-tl ttr... ,lu ..-,..i V u . 1 .
.,,..,..,..-, ,,.-,5- ii, ,.ifiuint'nirni lilllieil
mid Orcat Western was In good dematid.
roiciKii seeuiiunH were pooci, tinnitus unu
Chinese were higher, Russians were not ar
fected by the loan rumors. In tho absence
of New ork advices American securities
were Idle but llrm. t'nlon Pacltlcs were
tho principal feature of tho transactions.
Knlllrs ndvunced professionally, tho llrm
ness bolnc Incrensed owln to the buvlng
Of MMVltr liwhr ll. fl.n wa-.t nl,.l,.llmnl
Imports from China and the shipments of
....-. i, ... iiij iiji jiiii uiianos ui eilK anil ll'll
and also for the payment of foreign troops
In Chin. The amount of bullion taken
...... ,,i.iin ... i-iimi4ini i.ii i.fii.iiice louuy
was 1X9.000. Spunlsh 4s, 7214. Gold premium
... l. etui. lljlCB, ll U.
PAItIS Sept. 4 - Prices opened Irregular
and hesitating on the bourse todav, but
subsequently they became better, being In
IlliM'ooU by the llrmness shown by mine
shanr At thn close the market was llrm
but quiet. Rio tlntos advanced. K a lira
hardened owlnff to purchases on English
account. Three per cent rentes 101 francs
for the account. Exchange on London. 23f
IGo for chrcks. Spanish 4s clossd ut 73.55.
HERLIN, Sept. 4 -On the bourse today
International securities were steady. Chi
nese were harder on London advices. Cana
dian Pacifies Improved. Locals rilapsed
shcjily In tho early dealings, but closd
with a recovery. Austrian credits were ani
mated anil higher owing to bear covering.
Exohanfe'o on London, SOm. ISpfRs.,
fcr checks. Discount rates: Short bills,
SVi pr cent; three months' bills, 4 per cent.
Cotton .MnrlteL
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-COTTON The fen
turo of the trading In the cotton market
todny was tho re-entrance of the public
Into tho market on a broad scale the out
siders taking tho bull side. The bears
were thrown Into a spasm of fright by nn
ndvunce of CQ14 points In active options
In tho Liverpool market, privately report".!
to have resulted from hardening statistics,
fears among shorts that a F(iieizc was to
be attempted and belief that the crop out
turn would be small. Spot sales In that
market were tho lurRest In many weeks,
reaching S.000 bales nt an advance of Hd.
Another factor was tho continued light
movement at nil points In the south. Minor
Influences Included unfavorable crop re
ports from tho centrnl belt and reports
thnt southorn spot markets were 'dtiH
higher. On the tlrst call prices Jumped up
IS points, with tlie. market Irregular. Still
later the advance was' Increused to a mat
ter of BIT" points by a spurt of senernl
buying, led by room bears. Europe nnd
the public also bought. Throughout tho
day New Orleans shorts were heavy buyers
In our market. The bullish cyrutlons of tho
New Orleans market ndd"d materially to
the firmness here, ns did a decrease In
the Liverpool stock of 34,000 bales shewn
by a recount.
The weekly report showed less pessimistic
than figured upon und led to quite ,i sciam
ble of prollt taking, under which prlcea
went off several points. Fears of another
benr move In Liverpool tomorrow pre
sented nn organized attack upon tho posi
tion of the bulls, however, nnd tho market
held llrm to the close. Futures clofd
steadv; September. $8.'i: October, $.1S:
November. $3.53 : Decembjr. $S.5t; Januarv,
$S.50; February. $3.49; March, $? 43; April.
$S.4S; May. $S.51; June. tl.52; July. JS.52;
Spots closed steady: mlddlinr upland, 9,o;
middling gulf, 9'c Sales, 120 balca.
ST. LOFIS. Sept 4.-COTTON-Steady :
middling. 9 9-lfle. Sales, none. RecelDts, 3
l.alee: shlnments. 5 bales: stock. 7.514 baloj.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 4,-COTTOV-
Flrm; sales. 2.000 pales; ordinary, tuc; rooj
ordinary, 7 15-lfie: low mlddllnc 9 1-lle;
middling. 9 9-16o: good middling. 9 13-K";
middllna- fair. 101-lc; rocripts. OSS ImIci;
stock. 27.197 bnles. Futures steady; Sep
tember. $9 1319.17; October. $S.5H&.52; No
vember. $J.32tS,H: December, $.:i2'fi.i.S3:
Januarv. $ 321.33: February. $S.3?..3G;
March.' $I.35H.37; April. JS.3SiTS.a7; May,
$.i0flS.41.
Wool MnrUrt.
BOSTON, Sept. 4. WOOL Quotations of
leading descriptions nre as rollows: Ohio
and Pennsylvania fleeces, X and above, 27e;
XX and nbovo,29c; delnlnn. 30c; No. 1 comb
Inn and elothlnc. 3ic Mlchlgnn, Wisconsin,
etc., X Michigan, 22'32c; No. 1 Michigan
combing and clothing. 29ff20c; No. 2 Michi
gan combine nnd clothing, 29ifC0c; coarse
and braid, wnshed. 25if2Cc: line delaine, 2h
!27c; unwashed quarter blood, 2S124c; Mich
igan unmerchantable, 19f20c; unwashed
Michigan, line. 171lSc. Texas wools: 12
month. lf.fi l!)c : scoured, 50?52o; 6 to X-month
spring, PiulSc; scoured. 4oy4io; ran. ij'jihc;
scoured. 401e41c. Territory scoured basis:
Montana and Wyoming, fine, medium and
line. 17Ci1Sc; Hcoured. 50c; No. 2 medium,
191120c; scoured. tfiSft'c; Ftnh line, medium
nnd tine, P'1il7c: scoured. 60c; No. 2 medium,
l'i;20c, scoured. 4Gfi 17c : Idaho fine, me
dium nnd line, l(Vfil7c; scoured, 50c; No. 2
medium. 17tilSc; Oregon wools, eastern
choice, Rri.isv.Mftl.lc: scoured, line, medium
and line. ISffufle: valley. No. 1. 20122c: No.
1, 21l;22e. California wools: Northern
Hiring choice 171f9c; average, lfifil7c;
rcouied, 501i52e; middle eounlry, spring. II
TilOc; scoured, 451i47c; southern, free, 1217
13e; scoured, 45171'. Australian scoured
bnsls: Spot prices, combing superllne, nom
inal at S21iS7c; good. S0fS2c; clothing,
cholca, 93fj9Jc.
('olfee MnrUrt.
NEW YORK. Sept I COFFEE Riot.
Rio. No. 7 Invoice, Sv?e. Mild, barely steady;
Cordova. 9i.fi lie. The mnrkol for cotee
liltures opened steady, with prices ICIj 5
l.ointa lower, under mniier&te general sell
ing, startel by weak fiiilgn market c.i
Ides and selling orders from abroad. The
market ruled Irregular, wltlCb.irely ste.ulv
undertone, following a f.iliurr jf late cabloi
to show reaction In Eunpe and undo a
weaker ruling of tho spot coffee market.
Trading wns only fair, with Europe n
.idler. SlnllHtlcal ebnne"!'. w. re nbout ns
1 xpei'ted. Tho market closed quiet, lotj'5
points net higher. Total pnl"s w -re 23,75V
bags, Ineludlng September at $i.2i; Oclolur,
$7.25; November $7..1r. December. $7 19,
Jtinuo,ry, $7.15; Febriinry. 5" 50; March, $7.53.
11 1 1 To ruin Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4. -CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRt'lTS Inactive and nominal.
The week slarted with pretty much the
rame conditions prevalent that character
ised the situation In evaporated apples last
month. Tho market was cmlot. State
common was quoted from 31uc; prime, 4
I15I40; choice, 5H'i(!c; fancy, B-;i7o. Prunes
were quoted from 31i7c par lb., according
lo size and quality. Apricots, royal, lift
lie; Moor park. 151il7c. Peaches, peeled,
HlilSc; impeded, ftiiOe.
nil Miirkcl.
OIL CITY. Pa., Sept. I. -Credit balances.
$1.25; cortlllcates, no bid. shipments three
(In vs. 2.K.57K. average, 79.521, runs, same
time. 140.320: nveraue. 4S.773.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. l.-OI LS Turpentine
spirits, steady. 20s 3d. Unseed nil, 44s.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.OILS-Turpontlne,
ensy, $3.0Vi:i.7o. Rosin, quiet; strained com
mon, $1 50.
LONDON. Sept. 4. -OILS Calcutta lln
scrd, spot, 55s. Tirpentlno spirits, 35s fid.
imv nrls llry (fooilN.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4 -The market for
dr. , ds i.op. pin ,:fter the holiday with
out ihiinqe In character The demand In all
departments at ilrst hands has again been
of moderate dimensions nnd prices without
change There Is nothing doing for export
rvltli china. Indln or Red Sea ports. South
American markelB buying fully average.
quantities. UlngliamB anu prims quici unu
uncnancto-
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Western Feeders Continue
Quite Liberal,
TODAY'S HOG MARKET ACTIVE AND HIGHER
(inntl I little nf III Kinds llrlllu Moody
to Mriinuer Priors, While
Co 111 111 on Untiles Are
About Mead).
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. I.
HeOnlt.ts Wnvti' I',, ..lrt llnnu Ullnl.lt
Olllclnl Monday 5,750 2,i45 lo.OW
Offlelal Tueeday il.tsst 9.500 7.ooo
Two days this week
Same days last week...
S.imu week before
Same three wewks ago.
S-une four weeks nan.
.11,750
.11.572
. s.ssi
. T.sjj
12.215 17,0!i0
10.S7ti 19.352
9,700 17...4S
7,274 10.112
n.tst
9.oi 15.102
verage price paid for 'logs for the iast
;eral unys, with comparls 01s:
I IP"). IIS99.IS9.'ltS97.llSM. 1S95 iSf'T.
Aug. 15.. I 4 97 1 4 44' .1 751 - I 2 S.1, 1 42 5 (V,
Aug
Pi.
4 9S
5 00
I 95
5 03
5 02
5 01
4 97
6 02
5 03
4 .1- J IS ,1 ill
4 47 5 0J
Allg
Aug.
Aug.
Allg.
Aug.
A Ui;.
17.
I .
19..
20..
21..
ni
23.',
24..
4 3 a 74 I 71
4 47i .1 Ml .1 hi
2 M
I 55 r. 11
1 R 07
2 92 1
4 501 3 07 II 73
2 ,SS 4 51
1 791 i Ml 5 01
, 3 73i .1 70
4 42 I 3 ill
1 42 : an,
2 .vr.t
I 4D 5 b)
4 5 Oi
I M1 5 12
4 JOi 5 14
3 21
I 32
2 7.1
Aug.
i ill 1 Til 1 si
Allg.
4 42 .1 1 2 79! 2 6
4 40 3 7.1' 3 51 2 791
Allg.
Allg.
Aug.
1 35 3 1J1 S !'l
, 3 T0i 4 02
4 49 3 97
4 42 3 70
1 in, 1 ? 1 nl
7ti
4 9S
5 02
6 02
6 0
5 O',
2 75
2 80,
4 241 5
Allg.
21.
29.
30.
31.
1..
4 2il 5 :ii
Allg.
2 SI
4 2!
5 M
5 42
5 43
5 5.1
Allg.
Allg.
4 24,
4 20l
4 27 1 Ml 3 991 2 SI
hept.
Sept.
Sent.
r nut 1
4 20, 3 61
3 99'
S...L 4 14! 3 09 I 071
3... 5 0? 1 a es' j 07
4 31
I 31
4 21 5 61
Sept.
4...I 5 W, 4 19 I 4 041
Indicates Sunday.
The offlelal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road wns:
Cnttl lln.ii Klinn., If't'
C, M. & St. T Ry.. fi' 7 ..'
O. & St. L. Ry 3 2
.Missouri Paclllc Ry.. 5
5
19
r.
45
1
11
19
7
1
ti
Union Paclllc Svstem 5i! 19 IS
c. .v n. w. Ry
F., E. & M. V. It. R.. B2
S. C. & P. Ry...
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry 9
R. & M. It. It. It.... 79
C. 11. & Q. Ry
K. C. A- St J fl
C, It. I. & P.. oast.. 2
C, R. I. & P., west.. U t
Total receipts 241 12S 32 10
The disposition of the du-s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the
number of head indicated:
Illiyers. Cuttle. Hiks. Sheen.
Omaha Packing Co...
IM I.thS
u. 11. Hammond Co t,2l 1.230 -ill
Hwlft and Comiinnv i-r. 1 vxi l.o-m
Cudahy Packing Co R) l.ni) ic
Armour a Co 45.1 2.157 1.372
Swift, from IC. C
Armour, from K. C 9S
R. Heckcr & Degnn..,. S7
Vansant & Co 334
Lobmnn & Co .".tiO
W. I. Stephen li!
Hill & Huntzlnger 79
Uenton & Underwood.... 33S
Livingstone & Schnller. . 1V2
Hamilton : Rothschild.. 193
L. F. Husz 211
II. L. Dennis & Co 214
Layton 119 ....
Mawhlnney 45
Hobblck 42
Other buyers 1,155 .... 3,153
Totnls
.... 5.90." 8.SG0 6.929
CATTLE Thero wns another eood llbera.1
supply of cattle here today, but the same
as yesterday the market wa active and
steady to stronger on practically nil kinds
of good cattle. Thre wa a good sprink
ling of corn cnttle here, but not many
westorns Rood enough for killers.
Packers nil seemed to want fresh supplies
and ns a result sellers had little dlfllculty
In disposing of their corn fed steers at
steady to stronger prices. It wns n fairly
actlvo market so that everything offered
was sold at nn early hour. The better
grades are, of course, In the best demand,
but even the commoner kinds have sold
In good shape this week.
The cow market was native again today
and prices ruled steady to strongsr at the
week's advance of 10:515c and In somo
cases the advance has ben ovtn more than
that. The Improvement has been greatest
on the better grades, but iirlcus nr better
all along thu line. Practically everything
wan sold at u reasonably early hour today,
although there was a good liberal supply.
The feeder market was also In very
satisfactory shape again today. The bettur
grades brought steady to stronger prices:
but the common light cattle did not move
qulto so freely today as yesterday. Sell
ers were calling tho market a little e,aslr
on the common grades nnd tho last end
was rather draggy as yard traders smed
to have about all they wanted for the tlmo
being.
Iiy far the bulk of the western cattle to
day were feeders, only a few bunches blng
fat enough for killers, Packers, however,
took hold with u good deal of lift and
bought them up at steady to strongor
prices. Cow stuff also sold hotter today,
sales showing up fully 10yi5c higher than
the close of last week. Feeders also moved
freely today If they were of good weight
and quality nnd prices on that dons of
cattle were steady to stronger, but tho com
mon light cattle were ratnisr weak and In
some enses prices were 5j?10c lower. Repro
sentatlvo sales:
I1EEF STEERS,
No. Av. l'r. No. Av. Pr.
12 7S3 4 35 IS 1124 5 TS
1 IMS 4 M 1 1180 5 U
2 900 4 5ft 19 1197 i 3i
S7 1073 4 M 40 1193 i 4)
2 1115 K M .17 1141 5 45
21 1184 5 or, M 1167 5 50
13 1045 5 10 1 IK,.) 5 10
11 iocs s in 41 nr.; t to
CO 1114 S il 103 im 5 50
M llM 6 25 I 131 5.V1
22 1133 5 25 K 1270 I CO
114 1154 5 30 31 1IC0 5 70
24 1167 5 30 20 1059 6 20
15 1095 6 20
STEERS TEXAS.
1 (M 4 00 41- 11M 4 70
3 1150 4 70
COWS.
1 1110 2 00 1 9 :
1 M0 2 2S 1 1170 3 M
2 1250 2 M 11 lltj 3 30
2 1010 2 6', 1 1140 3 25
1 10" ! 60 4 1012 3 r,5
1 900 2 8'. 1 1480 4 40
HEIFERS.
2 C70 2 65 13 911 4 35
687 3 15 14 71-. 3 90
HULLS.
t 750 2 60 2 605 3 10
1 1SC0 2 M 1 1560 3 10
.1 1300 2 10 1 720 3 40
2 1100 2 75. 1 KM 3 75
1 12-'6 2 XT,
CALVES.
1 3S0 2 00 ,
STAGS.
1 1000 4 76-
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
3 1046 3 M 14 dS2 3 20
1 1000 S fit 1 410 3 25
7 977 3 fO 5 71:4 3 25
2 1070 3 15 3 936 2 90
12 720 3 23
STOCK CALVES.
1 110 5 23
STOCK ERS AND FEEDERS.
2 573 3 00 34 702 3
1 S20 3 25 16
1 7(0 3 50 13
16 813 3 65 13
II. It. llamen Colo.
t cows 1115 3 50
11. Claymore Neb.
1 cow 900 3 30 1 cow....
51) 3 9)
551 4 00
666 4 10
lO.'O 2 75
1022 3 10
5 cows 1018 .'1 3i) 8 cows
26 feeders.. 1021 4 10
24 feeders.. 1002 4 00
3 feeders.. S90 3 9 1
1 feeder... MO 3 90
3 feeders.. flSrt 3 90 1 feeler.
S30
conroy-ri. u
1 cow IOoO 2 70
1 cow 950 2 70
1 cow 1010 3 63
1 cow 1140 3 CI
1 feeder... 1020 3 HI
1 cows...
1 bull....
2 hulls...
. 920 2 70
.1400 2 (fi
.1090 .1 fif.
. S30 3 SO
. 7S0 3 IpO
1 feeder.
1 I'ofder.
9 feeders.. 951 3 SO
II. A. Dawson-S. D.
'17 cows...
1 steer. ..
13 feeders
1 feeder.
927 3 35 15 cows S) 2 50
10M 3 50 71 feeders.. 1101 4 09
930 3 SO 2 leeders. I'l'iO 3 01
950 3 SO I feeder... 770 3 So
11. AV. Dnvls-Wyo.
33 feeders.. 1097 4 10 3 feeders. .1113 I 40
I feeder.
1150 4 (0
NEHRASKA.
30 feeders.
2 feeders.
2 feeders.
Sfi? I 10 5 feeders
7S0 4 10
950 4 10
Sill 3 o
950 3 90
5 feeders.. 4 0
1 feeders.. W) 4 10
1 feeder. .10-0 3 1
I heifer ... SI0 3 20
3 feeders.. "19 I M
1 feeder. . . 050 3 75
1 feeder... 1010 3 25
3 cows 1090 2 1'5
fi cows 1923 3 '.0
:0 feeders.
21 heifers... S20 3 20
11 jeeders.. S50 3 10
2 feeders. . 700 4 20
120 feeders. 943 3 75
39 feeders.. S9S I 20
1 feeder... 910 3 15
1 stag 120 3 25
31 feeders.. 731 3 SO
5 cows SiiO 3 35
1 bull 1050 75
5 feeders.. 860 3 35
2 cows. . .
fi feeders
1 hull....
1 hull....
.. 750 3 ll
. 910 3 SO
.1410 3 10
..1320 2 S3
IS feeders
SIS 4 00
991 4 10
1135 3 50
52 rows 912 3 Si
52 feeders. . fill t 10
10 cows.. ..1010 2 91
2f feeders,
ss heifers..
50 cows
7 cows
930 2 90
911 2 70
10 cows.
931 2 70
i. eows.
100? 2 '0
WYOMINC.
1 25 I stag..
25 feeders.. 1117
.9(0 3 V I
3 feeders. .Ills 1
3 feeders. SW 4 Of.
1 nun..
1 hull..
.1210 2 75
.ll0 3 00
IO.iO 3 25
20 feeders
903
S50
S5 1 bull..
1 feeder
V. 1 J .....I 'r, IIIa Cn O
46 feeders" ,1097 ' 40 18 feulers t2 4 49
. 1215
1112
. 997
.. SM
1 1 10
..1160
.1. II
..1ZJ3
..13S0
,.I1M
..1340
. im
..1100
..111s
..1010
4 00
& i5
3 55
3 55
4 00
3 73
110 feeders 1122
4 41
3 75
.t 75
3 75
13 steers... 1111
2 steers. ...1070
1 steer ....1200
Keildrlcks
Wyo.
3 40
2M eows
.1015
,t 15
4 01
4 15
4 1.5
3 35
I li
I 15
4 3o
4 65
I 1?.
3 3.
4 4V)
4 vows .
25 steers.
47 steers.
1 cow. . .
II cows..
..I 20O
..1230
. 1114
. 970
..1159
2 ?i
S. Scolt Neb.
It.
.11 feeders.. 977
21 feeders . 950
SO 13 feeders
96.1
3 0
3 SO
2 95
2 95
3 25
2 (73
i OI
3 or.
3 15
3 o 5 feeders
2 60 4 eows...
2 95 11 cows ..
3 25 1 cow . . .
2 65 4 rowsj. . ,
2 no I (ow....
S. Now ell -Colo.
t bull 1260
..Pi07
.. V30
.. vno
.. M2
.. 720
..1135
..1075
12 eows. . .
t COW
3 eows
1 cow
31 feeders.
27 cows. . . .
1 cow
31 feeders.
cows..,.
21 feeders.
918
. 940
. .7.1
. fi'sl
.1.
S67
.1040
. S0
A.
. 7
. 976
It
. SOS
3 70 26 eows .
3 35 2S eows....
3 25
L. Fast -Neb.
3 70 2 feeders.
. SS7
.12119
. SI2
. 975
.1 2,3
3 03
3 10
2 70
2 S5 I cows. . . .
Conett -Neb.
3 90 29 cows....
D.
IS feeders.. 59.1
10 fenders.. MSI
.1.
lleemer Neb.
4 35 4 heifers.
I 00
.lohnson Neb.
3 76 4 feeders.. S95 3 75
I. feeders.. 9.8
J. M. Adams.
660 4 00
N. Mitusen Wyo.
915 3 SO
Tom Cottier Neb.
914 4 00 4 feeders.. 910 4 00
75 feeders.
14 feeders
It feeders.
Collom-Coio.
4 01 2 feoders.. 9-R
3 50 I feeder . . S.'O
3 10 2 bulls 1020
3 Si) S rows . . 97
42 feeders.. 994
2 feeders. . 95
3 M
3 50
3 15
3 30
3 50
4 05
2i feeders
19 feeders
963
S57
C. J. Dlcklnson-Colo.
92s 4 00 1 feeder... S40
1220 4 25 27 steers ...1010
20 feeders
1 feeder..
s. Mandiin-coio
07 3 1 5 23 feeders.. 997
20 feeders..
20 feeders.
.113 4 35
Charles Morgan Colo.
3S steers.. ..1236 4 4 5
24 cows 1071 3 40
Fuller Itreniieii Neb.
2 feeders.. 875 3 25 11 feeders . Ml
3 80
3 SO
.1 90
4 75
4 75
3 75
3 b5
1 feeder... 1100 3 23 14 feeders.. Sit
II.
H. Wendt-Neb.
3 90 18 feedfrs.. 904
10 feeders.
. 921
II
W. Davls-Wyo
S cows 950 2 60
8 steors.
.1300
.1:0)
.1211
. KB
3 cows 926 2 SO
2 eows 750 2 50
2 cows luM 3 65
f. cows ....1106 3 63
6 stserg
13 steers.
2 cows
HOOH-Thero was
the heaviest run of
hogs today that has been received In some
little time, but the demand was equal to
1110 occasion, nnu. as u re.-uut. tne m.irxet
wns In good shape Chicago reported better
prices and the market opened here gen
erally 6c higher. The advance was rather
uneven, however, as some sales were mndo
that looked no more than steady, while
others were h dime higher than vesterdny's
market. The more desirable grades were of
course, In the best demand, but ut the same
time. In many cases, tlie advance wns on
the heavyweights that were nlmo-it Im
possible to move a short time ago Packers
seem more willing to take the heavy hogs,
but they do not like to pay as much for
them us for the lighter weights
Tho bulk of the light hogs sold around
J5 05 and STi.O'ti, with severnl loads at 15 lOj
5 12'4, and a prime load of butcher weights
brought as high a J5.15. Medium weight
hogs sold mostly nt r..02'si6 05 and the
coarse heavy hogs went from 15.00 down.
There was no material change In the
market, the last arrivals selling about the
same ns the Ilrst. though It was a llttlo
slow on a few coarse heavy hogs that were
left 011 the last end
26 steers
10 feeders
53 cons
5 cows. ..
1 steer .
1 steer...
20 steers .
1 steer. .
23 steers. .
52 steers..
10 steers. .
9 cow . .
19 cows. ..
26 cows. . .
No. v. Sh. l'r. No. Av Sh. Pr
II !F9 ... 4 90 61 200 6 07
33 263 40 5 00 C4 312 SO 6 07H
10 300 ... 5 00 70 219 120 5 07U
4? 311 ... JM sj : m j 07?;
123 297 ... 6 00 71 2t 6 071,
59.,, 310 40 5 00 51 253 SO 5 07H
.K 709 120 f. 00 77 244 fO i 07j
55 289 ... 5 00 ii S SO 5 OP,
46 291 ... 5 v, 74 233 SO 5 07'i
CI 267 SO 5 C3'4 54 2M ... t 7U
49 314 120 f 0!'!, 61 23 2v0 5 CC'i
56 267 ... 6 02Mi 72 235 3M S 07',
CI 332 ... 4 97i,i 6J !7t ... 5 C7,
61 302 ... 5 02'i 4 S43 ... 5 7(i
50 321 80 5 0214 61 242 4 0 6 07W
11 220 ... 5 021, C2 243 40 5 07i,
52 318 ... f. 02H 54 JS4 H3 r, 19,
73 267 49 5 05 61 140 to I 07 H
53 266 ... 5 03 80 tU IM 50714
62 270 SO 5 0'. 75 257 120 C 07'j
M 2S2 ... 6 05 64 246 SO 6 07V4
C8 261 ... 6 05 64 3W ... 6 0T2
62 243 40 6 15 62 2S3 120 5 071,
52 236 ... 6 03 V, 250 SO 5 071,
62 235 4 0 5 03 67 J54 ... 5 0TV,
48 273 ... 5 03 76. 374 40 5 07t,
71 275 SO 5 03 75 236 ... 6 Oil,
89 223 SO f. 05 50 239 40 5 07'i
73 267 40 5 05 66 237 ... 5 07'i
5S 286 ... 6 0S 103 2M ... ( C7i
63 263 40 5 OS 65 233 120 6 07 (J
(6 S5T. 120. 5 06 61 246 ... 5 07i
58 279 120 f. CS 45 W4 ... 5 07'4
74 262 2(0 0 03 ". 232 ... 5 C7',
59 282 210 C 05 64 264 130 5 07H
f,S 282 240 5 03 80 224 ... f. 07U
63 277 80 5 03 63 277 ... 5 07't
45 269 SO 5 05 C4 2S 40 5 07U,
57 270 120 5 05 W 231 120 6 07't
44 308 ... 5 05 50 322 ... f, 07't
54 278 40 5 06 67 224 160 6 10
57 262 40 5 05 78 223 ... 6 10
91 203 ... 5 n; 77 228 60 6 10
10 291 ... 6 03 07 251 160 6 10
60 269 ... B 05 61 263 ... 5 10
C3 507 ... 5 tt 73 272 60 5 10
79 252 120 fi 05 67 276 ... 5 10
73 2C3 40 5 05 91 170 80 6 10
69 300 ... f, CS 74 203 ... 6 10
48 275 ... f. 05 60 236 ... 8 10
63 2.12 120 6 05 54 248 80 5 10
74 244 40 R 03 0? 2.51 IM fi 10
76 228 40 6 05 70 233 4 ) 6 10
63 237 H 5 07'i 67 S2 tO 5 10
To 231 ... 6 07'i 3 Ml ... 5 10
60 271 ... 5 07', 43 253 40 5 10
SO 233 120 6 07'4 69 238 113 6 10
C2 230 SO 5 07'i 67 361 ) 5 12'J
63 226 1C0 6 071J 68 2S ... I 12',
53 306 ... 5 07'J 60 253 ... 6 12',
64 218 160 6 07'i 72 218 ... 6 12',
64 240 1M 5 071, 75 210 60 5 15
73 21! 40 f. 07'J 83 . . . .183 40 5 15
72 233 160 f. 071,
SHEEP There was another good, liberal
supply of sheep here today and the bulk of
them arrived rather late. For that reason
the market wns late In opening and when
It did start stales weie made nil the way
from steady to 5c or 10c lower In some
cases. The feeder market, howevsr. wns In
good shupe and the prices on Id were steady
to stronger as compared with yesterday.
Quotations: Cholcn western grass weth
ers, I3.40tt3.00; eholco grass yearlings, HAO'd
2.C1; choice ewes. $3.00fi3.2.i; fair to pood
ewes, $2.50fl3.ofl; choice spring lambs, J.i.oo'rf
5.25: fair to good spring lnmbs, Jl.75fl5.00;
feeder wethers, 13.401T3.60; feedur lambs, 14.00
ft I.2S. Representative sales
No.
9 Utah ewes
181 Utah wetherR
11 Ai.rnsi.nls I le anliw
Av
111
104
Pr.
S3 00
3 50
3 50
3 50
3 50
4 25
4 23
4 85
4 85
3 40
5 20
3 00
3 00
.1 35
3 40
3 50
31 Utah wothrrs
s:
19 S. Dakota feedlnr wethers.. 81
251 S. Dakotn feeding wethers.. SI
W Utah feeder lambs 56
10O Utah leoder lambs 49
201 Ftah lambs 60
22 Ftah lambs 79
351 Wyoming wethers 107
272 Utah lambs 65
3 feeding ewes S3
20 feeding wethers 97
485 feeding wetherfc 9fi
502 feeding wethers 97
531 feeding yearlings 64
CIIICAtJO I.IVi: STOCK MARKET.
Nntlse nnd Western Steers .Steady,
T'nas l,ms erlliiKs HlKber.
C1IICAOO, Sept. I.- CATTLE Receipts,
fifrffl head, Ineludlng 3,209 westerns and 1.001
Texnns; native jihI western steers, steady,
Tevans, steady lo 10c lower; butchers
stock and rninje eows and heifers strong
and active: good to prime native steer".
t3.Sistni.t0; poor lo medium. Jl G0t5 50. se
lected feeders, llrm. $4 00414.80, mixed slock
ers. steiuU. $3 2513.50; ions. $2S'iii150,
heifers, $3,0013.00; cappers. $.' 001(12. "5, bulls.
$2 SMt.i'iO, calves steady, with week ago.
closing 251 Me lower. $5(Kif7.5o. Tcxans. re
ceipts. l.UOO; best on olo todav. 5 ears, at
$4 70; Texas fed steers, $l.25MVim, Toiui
cross steers. $3.25U4.20. Texas bulls, $2 .VKu
3.40.
HOGS Receipts, lodav. 13.000 head; toinor
row, 24,000; left over. 3,000 , 5'ulOc. higher,
eopimon packers closed easier, lop. $5.50,
mUeil nnd butchers, $5.0fl5 li's, stood lo
choice, heavy. $5,1015.15; roigh, heavy. $4 93
1;3i-i; lot, $1.15415 25: bulk of sales, $5 154
5 :i"l.
SHEEP- Receipts. IS.000 head; sheep
stead v to slow, lambs, weak to 10e lower,
except choice, steidv, good to choice weth
ers. $t.O0f3.75; fair to choice. $1.2.Vri
3 00; western sheep. $3,4013.70. Texas sheep.
$2.501j3.25; native lambs, $1,251(5.70; western
lambs, $5.0fl'f5.fiO.
Xim 1 nrl. I,le Stock.
NEW YORK, Sept 1. -REEVES- R--celpts.fi?"
iKad, c.lbles llrm; native entll'.
I2fi l.le per lb.; rangers. 11 ft 12c, refrlqernmr
beef. SWlOe per 111 Sli'pments, S50 cattle
and 5,1hj quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 437 head; steady; I Of)
unsold; veals. $5 ii'riS.25; grassers and but
termilks. $.100113 50.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Recelpts. 4.0T8
head; sheep slow; lambs steady for mi
grade, others 15t'-3e lower; sheep, $2 50t
4 00, few choice, $1 2Vft 1.15; culls, $2.00;
lambs. $1 50'H 26; culls, $3.o0ff.50.
IIOCiS-Recelpts. .;0S head; steady, at
5 05,ri5.90; choice light state hogs and plus,
J5 95Hfi05
St. Louis Live Sloek.
ST LOFIS. Mo, Sept. 4 - CATTLl'-Re
iclpls, 10.900 head. Including 2.800 Texans
market s'ow for natives; steady on best
Texans, others 10c lower, native shipping
and export steers. $3.001i 6 no , dressed beef
and butchers' steers, tl 00'rj5.50, steers undei
1.000 pounds, $3,501(0.40, Blockers and feed
ers. $2 00114.35. eows ntld heifers, $J.O0T4.fiO
cunnurs, 11 WU4.50, cows and heifers, M.VfU
"25. Texas nnd Indian sleers. $3 35174 M;
eows snd heifers. $2 Nf.'4.S0
1IOOS Receipts, S.90O hesil. market Iks
higher, pigs and lights, $5 .IVqiVM; packers,
5 2MT5 35; butchers. $5.30775 4.8.
SHEEP AND LAM IIS-- Receipts, 3,000
head, market stead v, native muttons. $S.2.i
f 4 'V lambs, $l.iii5.oo, c.ills and bucks,
$2 .'5si3 50, storkors, $.?.20tf3 60.
It'll ti so ( ll- Live SlnpU,
KANSAS CITY, Sept I. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 12.80(1 natives. 1 700 Toxbiis: all do
slrnble killing and feeding entile quick
sales, steady, .1 few common gr.issers slow
to 10c lower; unlive sleers, $l.404f3.iV3; stoek
ors and fecdeis. $3.ftotf4". butcher cows
nnd heifers. $.1 HHfl.S'i, dinners, $J.&fsfl3.0O;
fed westerns. J3S.W5.45; wintered Tnxillls,
$J.SOtnon, grass Ton.ius, $.8.2W.1.75.
CALVES Receipts, Ooo head;, market
stend) , sales. JsoolilOfl per ewt.
1IOOS- Receipts. 7.S00 heiiil; triule active,
Mi I Or advance, linvv 11111I inKed, $5.1Mffi.30;
light. $5 151 3 27" . pigs. $4. 5174.75.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts. 1,700
bend, good demand. Inmbs. steady lo Re
higher, muttons steady, lambs, $l.70l?S.0O:
western muttons. 8.4 2Mt!l.tki; feeders. $3.25ff
4.W; culls, $2..5iM73 L'S
S(. .losopli Lite slurb.
SOUTH ST JOSEPH. Mn Sept. 4. (Spe
cial. 1 -Tho Journal quotes:
CATTLE - Receipts. 2,200 head; market
mostly 10e lower; linthes, $l.2.MTf.50; Toxns
and westerns, $3 261i5 in. cows and heifers,
$2.0.va l.rtO; bulls nnd stags, $2.00ff 1. 75; yenrl
llngs apd calves. $! 2.M1 1. 40; stockers nml
feeders. $.10061 1. 25; veals. $-. IWI7.0O.
I IOCS- Receipts, 5.800 h"iid; market big
5o higher, all grades, $5(i5ij3.25; bulk of
sales, $5 15515.22'.
SHEEP AND LAMPS- Receipts. 1.900
head; market steady; weslerns lambs, $5.15.
Moot. In Sl;,'il.
Following are the receipts at the four
principal western markets for September I:
Cattle, lions. Sheep.
South Omaha ii.000 9.500 7,000
eillcilRii (i.500 13,000 16,0181
Kansas Cltv I4.noo
St. Louis 10,900
7.S00
4.700
8,900
8.IHK)
Totals ..
.37.400 K.:00 37,700
Slimir .Mnrllel.
NEW YORK. Sept I SI 'OA It -tin w.
firm, fair raining. 44 . eoptrlfugul. 96 tet,
4 15-lfio. molasses sug.ir 4o
LONDON Si jit I SI C.Alt- Reet, Sep
tember, lis t'.d
DENVER
BUFFET LIBRARY GARS
Bast Dining Car Service
BUY THE QINUINE
SYRUP OF FIGS
MA NVJSACTU HMO BY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Am.
Dr, Kay's Renovator
Onnrnnlred to cure the very worst casef
ef dyccecsla, constipation, blllouu head
ache, liver and kidneys. At druggists. 26'
and $1. Send for Free Sample, r'reo D001
and Fret Au-.ca. Dr. II. J. Kay, Saratoga
N. T.
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
DRY GOODS.
hJi E. Smith & Go.
' V Importers and Jobbers of
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods
AND NOTIONS.
BOILER AND SHEET IRON WORK
Drake, Wilson
Barcriiors Wllcon A. Drake.
Manufacture boilers, smoke stacks and
breechlnca, pressure, rendering rhcep dip,
lard and water tanks, boiler times con
stantly on hand, second hand boilers bought
and sold. Special and piompt attention to
ren-ilrs In r'.ty or rountrv Uth and I'lerce.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
Uestern EEecfrical
yv Company
Electrical Supplies.
Klectrlc Wiring Rolls and (Ins Lighting;.
G V JOHNSON. Mgr 1B22 Howard St.
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
T
he Omaha Safe
and Iron Works
a. andki:i:n, Prop.
Makes a spci'lalty of-
!? 1 HKCAIM'IS.
llllt Hill TTIJRR,
And Hiirglar I'roof Safea & Vault Doors, eto
IIHI S. l-llli St., Omaha, Nell,
Davis & Gowgill Iron Works.
MANUFACTURERS AND JOI1BER8
OF MACHINERY.
GENERAL RUI'AIRINO A SPECIALTY
IRON AND IJRASS FOUNDKRS.
1601, lr.llll and 1.1(111 Jacktan Htrvrt,
0 111 lib a, Nnb. Tel. BUM.
E. Zabrlskle. Agent. J. D. Cowclll, Mgr.
PdintS f?r 011 purposes.
Manufactured by
National Oil & Paint Go.
1 1) I. -.-17 .lllllOH St.,
Oil MIA, Mill.
bone I7i:i.
mafia Mac lima Works
Pattern Makers and Model Builders,
Manufacturer" and Dealers Htenni
KlltllillH. Klevnt.r fiiippllns. Steam
I'n.ln.a .! P..ll...-a ll,,uillln. V .1 -
Klnes. Cram HejiarjiorM. Machin
ists Supplies. Hifch Grade Repair Work a
Specialty Fa torv nod officii 536-14 South
Tenth St. Phone
JAMES E- BOYD & CO.,
Telephone l():i!. Omnh.i, N.-L
COMMISSION,
(iKAIN, l'KOVISIONS nml STOCKS
UIIAilll OF TIIADK,
Correspondence: John A Warren & Co
Direct wire to aicaso and Now Yorb
RRPEmF-Y&CO.
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