Nebraska Newspapers

    CONDITION OF OMAHA'S TRADE
Volume of Business for August Heavier
Than Same Month Last Year.
FALL TRADE STARTING OUT IN GOOD SHAPE
ainrkrt (irnrrnllr About Sternly,
TlimiKli (hi- Tendency of Prior
la L'pivnrd Itntlirr 'I'll tin
Dim inwinl.
The votumn of bulno!3 Is now rapidly
Increasing In practically all lines. It could
not be enld, however, that trade was quiet
during the summer month, ns Jobbers re
port substantial calns over the records of
last year. The demand bus been for no
particular lines, but simply a general cnll
for nil classes of scasonahlo goods. In
view of the, fnrt that the consuming de
mand has kept up to well during the quiet
oason. Jobbers flguro that traao during
this fall and winter should be far In excess
of that transacted during tho correspond
lug period of last year. Tho fall demand
la already opening up In nlco shape and
uic number of buyers coming on the mar
ket Is rapidly Increasing. It Is thought,
however, that there are not as many mer
chants coming In at the present time ns
there WOtllll tr ivi.n. Il tint nr tin. fnct lhn
the big proportion of them are pintponlng
iieir visn 10 tills cliy until tile AK-Mir-
Jien festivities shall lie In fil l swing. It
Jailers out through the country who have
been seen say that trado at tho nresetit
time 1m In t,v,i.Ur,tit vhi.t,., ntid 114 r.irmkri
nro now woil ll.xni) financially they sic 1,0
reason wny tney siiouid not huvo a vciy
liusy season.
There was not much change In mnrket
r'ondltlnns durlnif the nast week. With a
few exceptions, howov.r, the tendency if
jinces is upwnru. Tins is pnrticuiiir-y
iiollceable In dry good and hardware. Til
Iron and steel market has, of course, he' n
lit rather bad shape for snino time past
find prices went down at a rapid rate. In
dications now are that the bottom hn.i
been reached and predictions ore helm
inado that higher prices will rule In the
near future. If that Is the case tho ten
dency will be to strengthen the market
on all lines which contain either of those
Jiroducts. Armtln'i favorable feature Is the
lieavy demand that Is anticipated for all
i-lasses of goods, which should bo sulllclent
to keep mills and manufacturers busy for
eomo time to come.
(iriifcrli'H Mioiil Mcndy.
There Imve be u comparatively few mar
ket changes tins week on ill" staple lines
of groceries l'rl' es. however, are holding
tlrm on nearlv all tines nod the market
ns a whole In a int healthv condition
The demand, locally. Is exceptionally
lieavy for this time of the year and a sood
gain over last year's report are being
xnnde.
Tho sugnr market Is still attracting a
great deal of attention, and while I re-re
liavo been no change In quotations slico
last report, prlcis are being held very
tlrmly. Those who are In a position t'
know state that If the demnnd during the
next few weeks Is ns h-avy as predicted
there Is apt to be some dlllltulty In gcttlnrr
Mipplles rapidly enough to (III orders
promptly. The local market, however, Is
In better shiim- than mot other points an I
jobbers sny thov can ha-.dle an immense
nmoiint of business.
Tho coffee- market Is still very dull and
weak. The advance oo greens that was
reported a week ago has been lost and
eastern markets are very dull. It Is prolm
tdy truo that the nirlvul of tho lew cro.i
on the market, together with the 1 ti-; -continued
hot went her. ha had much to
110 with the falling off 111 trade, and tin
general opinion Is that a g.ent Improve
ment will take place In the m.ir future and
tirlces advance
Tho salmon market Is very llrm and It Is
reported that the supply of cheap stock Is
bout cleaned up. 'I hen- Is. however, plenty
of high grade stock nt the present time.
Present prices on Alaska salmon nro lully
111 per cent higher than they were a year
go. The new pack will arrive here the
latter part of the month or early In Octo
licr. The demand Horn all sources Is un
usually heavy both at homo and abroad.
The English army Is consuming large
quantities, as they huve adopted salmon as
a n-cular ration
There Is no change to report 111 cither
eastern or California canned goods, though
the market Is llrm on nil lines. Cheese Is
also tho naim n It was a week ago. There
Is nothing to bo said regarding tho dried
fruit situation except that tho California
l'rult Growers' association has announced
Its opening prices on prunes. The smalt
Hlzes are plentiful ami prices are com
paratively low, but the large sixes nro
scarce and for that teason are held nt good
firm prices. The 10-50 ske Is quoted at 8-V
tier pound, delivered at Uinulia In carload
lots, which Is nearly 2c. higher than the
quotations ruling In lWfl.
Hotter I'VclliiK In lliirilti lire.
The hardware market Is in considerably
licttcr shape III. in It Iiiih been for some time
past. The downward course of prices has
nl last been stopped, and, while there has
not bce.i any advance as yet, the matket
Is (Inner and Indications are that values
nro Just at the turning point and tho next
move, will he upward rather than down
ward. Iron and steel men are holding their
goods nt firmer prices anil state that tho
demand bus greatly Increased within the
lust few days. Many dealers seem to llgure
that this Is the low point and consequently
nro trying to buv In anticipation of future
wnnts. That being the case Indications are
favorable for u good, active market for
romo tlmo to come
Loonlly the trade situation Is very satis
factory. The demand Is exceptionally heavy
for this season of tho year ami fall busi
ness Is now starting out In nice shape. In
a short time fall business will he In full
wliig and the way things look now it will
bo heavier than ever before.
Dry (iomlM Market I' I nil.
There has not been much If any change
In tho dry goods market since last report.
Hosiery, underwear and In fact all lines of
cotton goods nro belli:; held at very llrm
prices. Trade Is gradually Increasing and
tiiutiufacturers are all looking for mi Im
mense trade .is soon us tho market becomes
rettkd.
Trado at this point has not been very
lieavy for tho last week or more. Not as
many inurchants are coming on tho market
ns were expected, but that fact Is causing
no alarm, as many of them no doubt aro
waiting for the Ak-Snr-IIen festivities bo
foro coming to this city. Everything points
to a good trade the latter part of this
month and preparations nro being made for
tho heaviest fall and winter trado that has
ever been experienced.
Ciood Dcuiniiil fur .Shoe.
Hoot and shoo men report a good demand
for fall and winter shoes and say that
wherever a man can bo found who has not
placed his order tho lateness of tho senson
makes him fairly easy to land. A nlco
trado Is anticipated from merchants who
will bo In Omaha during this month, as
many have put off buying until they arrive
hero and have an opportunity to Inspect tho
Htoeki.
Thero Is also a good trado In rubber
goods owing to a large extent to tho fact
that there Is to bo up, advance of 5 per
cent next month Dealers who have
hesitated about buying for fear of lower
prices aro now rushing In their oulers be
fore tho advance goes Into effoct. That
applies more particularly to footwear, but
rubber clothing Is also being held at
good, llrm prices.
Tho hide market Is holding just about
steady and jobbers do not seem to know
In which direction tho next movo will be.
l'rult mill Produce,
There has been a good trado this week
In fruit and also In vegetables. Utah and
Colorado fruit Is now being offered on tho
market nt prices not materially different
from those ranging on California fruit
Over sixty cars of fruit were handled on
this market last month, which wero the
heaviest receipts for a single mouth on
record.
There has boen no material change In
the quotations on vegetables and about tho
same Hues nro being offered. Poultry Is
tho samo with the exception of Hprlng
chickens, which nro lower. Eggs and butter
remain tho time.
ni:v ionic ;r..i:n.i, mahkht.
Quotations for the l)n- on Various
Commodities,
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-PLOUR-Reeelpts
0.ffl5 bbls. ; exports, 11,112 bbls. ; sales, 1,70)
pkgs. Market wai slow but a little li
sellers' favor, on act mint cf the firmness
In wheat; winter patents. J3 75fil00; winter
straights, $.1 15fl3.tiO; Minnesota patents,
Jf.OOiM 30: winter extras. J" TiWfJfo; M-i.
iiesotn bakers, t3.s.t3 23: wlnlcrow grade,
fi IStTJ.tkS. live Hour, unlet : sales, 450 bhU;
13 aorsco ' U.vJl3 25; choice to fancy,
Colt.V.MUAli Quiet: yellow western. SSc;
city. Mifssc: Hrandywlne 2 4,'if J.M.
RYE Steady: No. 2 wertern, 5sc, f n.
b. afloat; Btato rye, SIBMc, c. I. f.. New
York
PARLEY Quirt; feeding. CJrUc. e. I. f.
New York; limiting. Id',tiCc, c. I. f., Hut
tulo. PARLEY MALT-Dull: western, 62CTo
WMKAT Kect-ipts, K.S75 bll.; exports,
858.947 bu. ; sjIcs, I,00,Oij im. futures. 40,oy
bo, spot, spot, firm, No, 2 red, fe.'c in el-
vatftr. No. 2. 8c, f o. b,, nfWt. N'fi. 1
northern, Dululh. f3c, f o. b.. afloat. Op
tions opened steady ani were at onci
strengthened by iirmnes abroad and ralr 3
in tho northwest, to which can be ndd'd
the Influence of yesterday's largo export
trade and a moderate senre among lo.-al
Aborts; closed llrm at -StfUe net advance;
falo Included No. 2 red, March, closed at
3fr; May closed at KH,o; rieptember. 7S"4
H's'ic, closing at .Vtc jjecemuer, wj-hi;
ov-nv, uiusing ai su-c
. CORN Receipts, 65,00 lnt.j experts, 1(2
6S bu.; sales. 65.0,0 bu. futures. 120 oV) bu
spot. Spot, firm. No. t. 4ie In elcvaior
and 4Cc, f. o. b.. niloat. option market
was strong and higher on the bullish ra
llies, lorni covering, ilgnt country accept
ances and recent eood export trade; dr ied
Wllel but firm at Ufil.n ret blither Miv.
lOn-filViC, closing nt 41'ic; September
cioseu ai ij'tc, uctoner cioseu at 41V4C;
i-iecemner. v'ini,i' ciosi1". at 11'iC.
OATS Itectlnts. 3fl2uO bu. : exports. 10
No 2 white, 2flHe. No. 3 white, 25',c, track,
mixed western. 2IH'W2'ie; trc.ck, while wrst.
ern, z5-(33e, tracK. wnite nate. z&nxie. uu
tlons Inactive hut well snulnln'il bv eorn
I-'nKD-Hlendy; spring brnn, tM 0 ifflfi.tsi;
mixru. winter iiran, ill ooaiy.iu
city. JK.oo.
IlAY-Qiiitt; fhlpplng, 7240; gotd to
cnoieo, wiis-o.
HOI'S Dull: stilt, common to rholc".
1JDJ crop, wmc: o'd, Jfjfsjj I'aclllc coaat,
jv.v crop, j'cjjiso; niu. ztibe.
HIDKS Firm: Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs..
ISO; California. 21 to 25 lbs., ISWe; Texas,
ury. 1 10 ,m ins., Jd'tc.
LKATIIKIt Sternly; hemlock role, llucnos
Ayres. upnt to neavyweijnis, i:li'UiitVi,
acid. 22H'ii23Wc.
U'OOl-Oull; domestic fleece, SoUJic;
Texas. I5H16e.
ritOVISIONS-Ileef. steady; famllv. JIO.M
jiiid-i; mes. w.iwh ii.ki; iiacKet, io'iti 1 j.-.i,
city, extra India mess, U6.rOHl7.0l. C-it
meats, steady : pl-kled bellies, J7.75?J1I.W;
shoulders. JO-fVOTJ 6.75 ; pickled hams, J10ff
10.75. I.ard, firm; western steamed, J7.1"i
Heptember cloed at J7 07'3. nomlml; to
(Inpd, firm: contlnnt, 17 0: South America,
JSflO: compound. ia.COyO.12'4. I'ork, steady,
fnniily, tl6.fyH15.T5. short clears, tl3.250'
13 50 mess. tl2.0WU.CO.
IICTTKH-Weak; creamery. 17S2l4e. fac-
torv ll?,li:i,. Tn lnl?ltk lmltntln1
creamery. IDSliISc: utato dairy, lltO'j".
CIIKKSK-Klrmer; largo, white, lO'nc;
small, white. lO'iMOHc; large, colotud,
lOUe: smnll eolnreil. lfrVIIIOUr.
1K10S rirrn; state and Peiinsylvanla, 16
'awe: western, regular p.icKiitg, at marn,
1017 1 He ; western, loss off. 17'ilse.
TAM.OW-Steady: city tt2 per pkg.).
IT-ltlr: country (packing free), 4HGlH-
HICH-Stcndy ; domestic, fair to extri,
4fiG'-e; Japan. 4Vl'5c.
MOI-ASSi:S-Sleady; New Orleans, open
kittle eooil In rholc. Vi'il'.Cc
MKTAI.S- PIg Iron, eany; northern, tllfO
ffliom; soutnern. Jl5.yi6i0 cooper, qu'ei
brokers' price. tlH.75. head, dull; brokers
price, tl.W. Tin, dull.
OMAHA wiioi.kham: mahicbts.
Condition of Trnde mid (luotntlons on
Stntile mid 1'nnoy I'rniluco,
naas Receipts liberal; good stock firm
fit 13l4TJt4e.
MVK I'OtTlVrrtY Hon. To: roosters,
nernrdlng to ngc and size, 3I?lcj spring
chickens, SiiSc; ducka, 4t5c; geese, 4fj6c;
turkeys. Sc.
FltliSH DttHSSHD rot'ITItY-lIens, Sc-;
(flSc; roosters, ftyfic; ducks nnd gcose, t"tf
luo; broilers, per lb.. lOflllc; turkeys, 12'40.
IH'TTHU-C'omninn to fair, 13!4c; choice,
lSfflfic; separator, 20o; gathered creamery,
17fJ!c.
FISH-Troiit. lOe; bluensh. 9c: pickerel,
fc: cntllsh. 12c; dressed buffalo. Jc: whlto
fish. 10c; herring, 5c; black bass, 10c; sal
mon, 13c; white bass. 10c; cropnlc, 10c;
pike. 10c: halibut, lie; bitlitieaov, 10c: ring
perch, fie; lobsters, green, 22c: boiled lob
sters. 25c; mackerel, 20c; codfish, ICo; yellow
perch, 6c.
FHKSH OYSTKHS First grade, solid
packed, New York counts, per can. 40c;
extra selects. 35c; standards. 30c. Second
grade, slack tilled. New York counts, per
can. ,10c; extra selects, 21c, standards, 20c.
IMOKONS-Mve, per dozen, Wc.
V 1-3 A L8 Choice. fJtflOc.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hav Dealers' association: Choice upland,
IS 01; N" 1 upland. 17 50; medium $6.50:
coarse, JC.00; ryo straw, tj, Theso prices aro
for hay of good color and quality. Receipts,
0 cars.
OATS No, 3 white. 20c.
COUN-No. 3, 3Sc.
HHAN-tl2.50.
VKOHTAIIKES.
CrCfMnnRS-Pcr dozen. 20fi23c.
NKW TI'ltNIl'.S-l'er bushel basket. We.
NKW I)1:i:tS Per dozen bunches 15fl20c.
Ni:V CAHUOTS-Per dozen ounches, 2oc.
l.KTTI'CK-Per dozen, lOglBc.
RADISHES Home grown, per dozen. 15c.
11I3ANS Wax, per half bushrl basket,
40o; string, 35c.
POTATuKS Per b'Jshel, 40050c; sweet
potatoes, ner pound, 2c.
CAHUAniJ Home grown, per pound, lc.
CAl'UKr.OWKR-Pcr dozen, .
TOMATORS Homo grown, per half
bushel basket. 40c
ONIONS Home grown, per bit., DOiJjSOc.
CULERY-Nebraskn. 3O-(40c.
FRITIT3.
PUACHKS-Callfornla freestones, 90c;
clings. Sac.
PLl'MS-Callfornla. per crate, tl.1011123.
PRt'NMS Utah and Colorado, per crate,
tl; per box. 60c
IIARTI,KTT PKARS Per box, tl.7JS2.00;
others, tl.501il.75.
ORAPKS-Callfornla Toknys, 4-bftsket
crate, tl 50; Concords, home grown. KITlfle.
V A T IS R M K I .O N 8 A s to size. 2r,a25c. eacll.
CANTAI.OCPK-acms, per dozen, 40'0'K'c;
large sizes, fifii7Bc.
Al'PUKS Native, 75cf7tl per hu.j per
bbl., t2.5Oi)3.0O. Crab apples, per bbl., 3.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOICS-Valonclns, tl.2jiH "5.
MCMONS-Callfornla. extra fancy. t3.75:
choice. t).00Hf5.25.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to slzo,
t2.00S2.75,
Jl I H C li I-1, A N KO I. .
NL'TS Hlekorv. larae. uer hu.. 11.25:
shellbarks, 11,35; Kngllsh walnuts, per lb.,
i-m.se: uiuerts, per id., jzc: aimonas, p-r
lh., 14iil6c; raw, per lh., CViti6c; roasted,
fllG7'.Sc.
HIDKS.
IIIDKS-No. 1 green hides. 6c; No. 2 green
hides. 5c: No. 1 salted, hides, 6Hc; No. 2
salted hides, 514c; No. 1 veal calf, S to 12
lbs., 7c; No. 2 veal calf, 12 to 15 lbs., 5c.
St, 1,011 1 m (irulit mill Pro vlliuiM,
ST. I.Ot'IS. Sent. 8. WHK AT Higher;
No 2 red. cash, elevator, 71Vc; track, TUTf
73'e, September, 72c; October. T2o; De
cember. 737ic; No. 2 hard, avSRSVic.
CORN-lllgher; No. 2 cash, 30Wc; track,
lOMf-Hc, September, 33Tc; October, 370;
December, 33c.
OATS-HIher: No. 2 cash, 21Uc; track,
22tr22VSe; September, SIHc; December, 22',
tfiJ'iC Slay, 24c; No. 2 white, 23Hc
Fl.OUR-L'nchntiged.
RYK-Steady. D2c.
H10I0DS Tiinothy, In demand, firm and
scarce at from 13.5934. 12',$, with prime
worth $4.3.
KLAX-Hlgher. tl.48.
C011NMKAI-Steady, t2.0ova2.06.
HRAN Firm: sacked, east track. 6tc.
HAY-Steudy; timothy, tS.6Ofil2.00; prairie,
t7.50S.W.
WHISFCY-Steady. Jl.CR.
IRON COTTONTIKS-fl,30.
1IAOC.1NO- .S.10a3.R5.
HIC.MP TWINK-3C
M UTA I.S Lead, quiet, tl.32i,4. Spelter,
da II. $3.90.
PiU'I.i IIY Steady; chickens, 7c; young,
8'sc; turkeys, 7c; young. 10c; dacks, Oc;
inline 7c geese, IHc; young, OijGVic.
IOOnS-Htendy; 12Vic
lll'TTKR-Steady; creamery, 18i2c;
dairy, ir.iiil7c ....
PllUVtsiii.e I'orK, lirm; .inuoing, i.-.ui.
Lard, higher; choice, lfi.72'4. Dry salt
meats (boxedi. higher; extra shorts, 17.1124:
clear ribs, f7 75; clear sides, I7.87U. Uacon
(boxed), higher; extra shorts, 18.25; clear
ribs, ts 37' , clenr sides, tt.50.
IHCCUIPTS Flour, ",000 bbls.; wheat,
lin.lHio bu.; corn, W.tHW bu.: oats, 42,000 bll.
SHIPMUNTS-I'lour. 7,i) bbls ; wheat,
71,00) bu.; corn, 33.000 bu.; oats, ll.ow bu.
Liverpool 4 i r it 1 11 unit rrovlslons.
LIVHRPOOL, Sept. 8.-WHKAT-Spot.
steady; No. 2 red western, winter, BsllH'l;
No. 1 northern spring, (is 3d: No. 1 northern,
lis 4'jd'uOs fid. Futures, steady, September,
.sllViii: uecemner, ts i'.
CORN American, now, 4s2'id: American.
old 4s 2i d. Futures, nominal: October,
is 2d; November, 4s SM, December, 4s l-d.
FLOUR St. jouis inuuy, winier, nrm,
T;9d. . ..
PROVISIONS Ileof, extra inula mess,
dull, 72s CI; prime mess, steady. 01s 3d. Pork,
orlmo mess western, steady, 72s 6d. Lard,
American refined. In fair demand, In tlorces,
15s Cd. Hams, short cut, 14. to 16 lbs., steady,
15s. Racon. cunibcrmnii cut, ;s to bu ins.,
firm, 43s; short ribs. 13 to 22 lbs., llrm, 4tis;
'rug clenr middles, lliiht, 30 to 35 lbs., firm.
12s Td; lone Clear miuuies, neavy. ai 10 iu
lbs., llrm. :Bs; clear backs, 16 to is lbs., llrm,
tlsCd, clear bellies. 14 to 10 lbs., llrm. 47s.
Shoulders, square. 12 to II lbs., steady. 33s
CHKKSK-Aineiirnn lineal white, llrm. 51s
Od, colored, llrm, 62 Cd.
tallow prlmo city, dull. 24s su; Aus
tralian. In London, dull, 26s 3d.
HOPS-At London (Pacific coast), steady.
2 5sff3 3s.
Ill'TTKR United States finest, Ws; good,
Sis.
PRAS-Canadlan, 5s lOWd.
I'corlu .tlurUrl,
PEORIA. Sept. 8.-CORN-Hlgher; No. 2,
40c.
OATS-FInn; No. 3 white, 2222Uc. billed
throush
WHISKY-On tho basis of 11.56 for
finished goods.
MlliruuUrr (Jrnln Mnrkrt.
MILWAl'KHK. Sept. S.-WHKAT-Dull;
No. 1 northern, 754c : No. 2 northern, 71c.
RYK-Steady; No 1, 63c
HAKLUY-Dull; No, 2, 51ifjC2o; sample,
Jiysoc,
THE OMAHA DAI
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Market in Wheat Is Dull, bnt the Tone
is Firm,
CORN MODERATELY ACTIVE AND STRONG
Onts Open (Itiletl)', but Prices (io t'p
as Session AiH aiiees Provisions
Sboiv StreiiKtli nml Close
011 L'p (irnile.
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Whent was dull and
steady today, October closing Vslfic
hlher. Corn closed o and oats He Im
proved. Provisions closed 10fjl2VjC higher.
Dullness characteristic of curtailed Sat
urday sessions pervaded the wheat market
throughout. The tone, however, was firm.
October opened 4c higher at 73H173-V, lie
cajse Liverpool was steady nnd unwelcome
rains were again reported, damaging wheat
In shock In the northwest. Following the
opening October on selling by scalpers
touched 73Vjc. but nt the dip there was some
Influential buying. This stirred up shorts
and October ndvunced to 737'fJTtc. Tho
heavy primary receipts, 1,321,000 bu.,
against 1,183,000 last year, caused some sell
ing, byt the closo was llrm, October jU'ic
over yesterday nt 7340. The corn strength
helped sustain the market toward the end.
Local receipts wero 372 curs, 21 of contract
grade. Minneapolis and Duliith reported
619 cars, against 418 last week and 915 a jear
ago. New York clnlmod 15 loads taken for
export. Seaboard clearances In wheat nnd
Hour .were 837,000 bu. Yesterday's export
business na reported from New York was
l.OOO.OdO bu.
Corn was moderately active nnd strong
Liverpool was ifcil higher and country "
forlngs boro the regular label, "light,'' 4
the reports of receivers. There was a good
outside demand, while the selling was local
and scattered. Receipts were 371 cars. The
market early assumed a booming aspect,
bat after a liberal advance had been made
further gains wero nipped by the selling of
a good-sized line of one commission house.
October sold between JSMiiOijUay'te, clos
ing strong So up at SsVttiiVc.
Oats made a quiet beginning, but were
moro nctlvo later. The corn strength was
a help and thero was a good cash de
mand, although tnule was mostly local.
October sold between 21 Vu 21V'. closing 4c
higher nt 21r?ic. Receipts wire 419 cars.
Provisions continued strong. Packers
tightened the screws some today and
shorts did their best to recover. October
oork sold between iW.Wd 11.17V and closed
12U0 higher at tll.15; October lard between
tO.i2VSii6.S2l4, closing 10c up and October
ribs between ti mifiV. with the close
12V4C better at 17.30.
Kstlinnted receipts for Monday: Wheat.
300 cars: corn. 450 curs; oats, 460 cars; hogs.
20,000 head. . . ,.
The leading futures rangeu as ioiiows:
i Open. I Hlgh.l Low. Close. Yes'y.
.
73,7(4! 73V T3 73? i I 73
TSViN "3"?l T3V6 734315,1
71?, 711, 74U 74VsTP,4-U
39T 4.04 397, 40'i 39i
SSVWSn 39U 3SVi3STil3S'4'(il
30 36H 36 36Vi.'UT'rU36
21V4 21?, 21', 21H 21'i
214 21N.21VV4 21'H,,2tWl'4
214 22 21i 22 21
11 10 10 95
11 10 11 17V4 11 10 U 17V4 11 024
11 224 11 274 11 224 H 274 H -Is
fi 73 6 80 6 75 6 SO fi 70
C 724 6 824 tl 724 6 824 6 724
6 50 6 574 C 50 6 574 6 50
7 43 7 474 7 424 7 474 7 374
7 174 7 324 T 174 T 30 7 174
6 90 5 0714 0 90 5 974 6 Mis
Wheat
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Corn-
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Oats-
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Pork-
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Lard-
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Rlhs-
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
No. 2.
Cash quotations wero ns follows:
FLOt'R Quiet: winter patents. t3.S0'i?4.O0:
straights, t3.lMiK.70; clears. t3.10G3.50; spring
specials, tl.1Uft4.50; patents, $3.50lt 1.00;
Straights. t3.o0'((3.50.
n iii-iAT ro. 3, iS'Wiie; no. 2 reu, 7.r?4C.
COUN-No. 2. 404Q41c: No. 2 yellow. 40L(i
44c.
OATS-No. 2. 21&i1i22',ic: No. 2 white. 2PA(rT
25c; No. 3 white. 234fl25e.
IllJi. iNO. flU'IiC.
UArtLUY Good feedlnir. 39c: fair to
choice malting, 43Ji47c.
SI3UDS No. 1 flax, 11.49; No. 1 northwest
ern. 11.50; clover, contract grade, t9.505t9.60.
l'liuvttjiu.-sa .iiesH pork, per bbl., 511.101)
11.15. Lard, per 100 lbs., t6.75ijfl.824. Short
ribs sides (loose), t7.30T(7.60. Dry salted
shoulders (boxedi. 6.!I7Ia'ii6.62U. Short clear
sides (boxed), t7.93(i(S.03.
w HISK.Y Hiisls of high wines, tl.26.
Sl'GARS-Cut loaf, J6.60; granulated, Jfl.10.
Tho following are the reeelnts nnd sblti.
menls of tho nriuclpal products:
Recelpls. Shipments.
F our. bbls 13.000 !i fNi
Wheat, bu 312.000 3X3.0OU
Corn, bu 257.O00 6S4.fHiO
Oats, bu IS2.0O0 15.1,000
Rye. bu 3,000 25.000
Uarley, bu 34,000 fi.OOO
On the Produce exehnnce tndav llm bol
ter market was (inlet; creameries, lM-lf
21lc; dairies, 14fjlSc. Cheese, llrm, W'Av
114c. Kggs, llrm; fresh, H4tfl5c.
MOVUMKXTS OF STOCKS AMI HOMJS.
Little Doing; on Wnll Street nnd Mnr
ket Is lleiii j.
N12W YORK. Sept. 8. With tho excen-
tlon of a dabbling speculation In som.i of
the specialties, notably Pecple's das. Suuar
nnd Ilrooklyn Transit, no particular Inter
est was attached to the dealing.!. The
holiday In London aggravated the ditlln- ss
and the weakness of tho .icilvn specialties
made tho general ti no heavy. The Im
pending strike of anthracite mill ern hud
a depressing Influence on sentiment gn
erally, though the coalers themselves weto
llttlo affected. New Jersey Central re
ceived most of Its early decline mid Read
ing llrst preferred was not down moru
than a fraction at nny time. No:,e of the
other stocks of unthraclto carrying roads
was dealt In.
Tho comparative firmness of the coalers
w-as partly due to tho recent laige outpv
of coal from tho mines and partly 10 a
belief that tho strike might be retrlclo
within narrow limits. Urn the pnspe t
of n, controversy affecting so largo a body
of laborers and such Inrge investments
of capital being abandoned to hostile meth
ods for settlement aroused uneaslneai
among holders and operators In securltlei
Yesterday's recovery In ltrnnklyii Tronslt
gave place to a relapse today and People s
Ons continues wenk In spite of an effort
to make It appear that the Chicago CJ.ib
was covered by 1111 understanding between
tho contending companies A largo de
mand from the shorts rallied the stoclc and
practleallv nil the loss was recovered.
Tho weak bank return filled to aff-ct tlo
market. The movement of currency to
the Interior has evidently been much
larger than tho preliminary estimates In
dicated It Is evident nlso that lh- banks
hnvn been obliged to draw on (heir legil
tenders to meet tills demand. It had been
expected that tho Interior demand tli'x
fall nilfht be met by the newiv Issu d
notes of tho New York banks, which !
not figure In the onh set nslde to mfet
tho legal reserve requirement. The figures
of tho banks show that this has not bee-i
the case. The loan Inereise was nvule I--the
local money market on time loans and
on purchiino of commercial paper. Insto d
of on sterling collateral, n- ha b-en the
case for some tlmo par. The n"t rerv
Is a decline 111 the surplus of a Utile over
tl.000,000 The stock market made u r lis -start
again this week after tho three day-i
of Idlencs, nnd after n brief fjnrrv 1 f
activity dropped back Into its leih'arg
and prices sagged acnln to the fni'ner
level. The genuine Investment or specu
latlvo world was not n participant In the
dealings nt nnv time, but there was some
evidence of bolder and larger nperntln-ii
of a irofe-islon.il character, which wee
supposed to be due to the re-entry of sotro
Of the Influential speculative lenders newiv
returned from vnentl ins abroad. Tn'e
board room professionals who have at
tributed the prevailing dullness to politic i
cause expected that the determination - f
the Vermont electoral cont-st would levl
to some activity The London stuck m-n -ket
wns Impressed with tho 'n"ie view
and American stocks were poshed in
briskly on tho London exchange on
Wedneday morning before the nponlm
here Hut the local market oaeciiv oval'e.i
Itself of tho London demand to unload
some heavy blocks. Later In the dnv
stock" were bought again In the hope tint
the demand from London would be re
newed on Thursdnv but 'hat hope wn"
quickly dissipated Thurdav mornlnir mil
London e'earlv showed lt ilsnppointme't
at New York's failure to co-operate In th
buying movement. Tho erratic tluctintlo:i--In
Hrooklyn Transit were speclaliv at
tributed to the undercurrents of muiilclo'l
politics and other operations doallnT "I'll
public utilities were llkewi e affected. u-.
cnstlons are heard of an additional llrtll
loan to be placed and th.e presence In
Franco of the Russian minister of ilnun e
arouses discussion of measures to into'
Russian demand" for funds.
Th Increased business In Iron ard siefti
nnd the progress made toward ndjiutment
of wages are rnnildered tnsorablr as far
as thev go. but the defln te i-tatos of the
Industry Is felt yet to be decided, und
LI- lUIKi SL'ADAV, S15PTJ3MHMK , 1000.
the future nrli es of steel rails n,i.i11v
are looked for to help decide the future
level of fallrund expenses, lllnh prte s
of steel rails and coal are serious elements
In th expenses of railroad opsratloiis.
though railroad carnlng-i continue to be
wen maintained.
Th ntmllll- nt nanltill lnu'nr rtllx.
has been quite as marked In the bon 1
marKet as 111 siocks. l nited States re
funding 2s, when Issued, and the lis ad
vanced i4, nnd the old Is 4 per cent In
the bid price.
Following are the closing prices on the
i lors. aiocs. cxciiange:
Atchlunn ...r.
do pM
Ilnltunore & Ohio
Canall.in Pacific.
Cnn.ido
CtKS U Ohio ....
Cnlrsgo t). W
l., 11. & Q
Chi in J & L
do pfil
Chi. & i: 111
C. & N. W
C, It. I. it P
1'. C. C. & it. U
Colorailo Ho
do 1st pfd
do M pfd
I)e:. & llulson ..
Del. L & V
D-nver k R. a....,
do pfd
Erl
do lit pfd ,
Ot. Nor. iM
Hocking (Vial
Ho king Valltfy ...
Illinois Crntrnl ...
Iowa Central
do pfd
Lake Krle & V,'...,
d pfd
Ixike Shore
I.. & N
Miinlinttan L
M l. .t. Ity
Mexican rmlrnl ..
,. ?: Union I'aclllc
.. e'S -I" Pfd
,. 72'i Wubnsh
, . 7 1 no pfd
.. IJ't Wheel. & L E ....
.. SJV do fd pfd
,. 1 oA4 Wis. Central
..IM .Third Avenue
.. .3 Adams l'x
. . ST 'American Kx
.. M'i C tlx
..16 Wclls-IV.so llx ...
..tifie, Amer. l ot Oil ....
. is'i do pfd
. b ,mer. Mulling ....
,. tt I do pfj
,. 1 'Ainfr. . A II
.tlOi.i do pfd
..173 lAnirr. spirits
,. Wl do pfd
,. iiT'i Amer. .1. Rood ....
,. n 1 do pf,i
,. 334 Atntr H. ,t V
,.1.',2 1 do pfd
,. 14!i Amtr Tin Plate ..
. 1 do pfd
..UO'i Amor. Tobacco ....
. im; do pfd
. 44 Anaconda Mln. Co.
. IS Hrooklyn R. T
. 9J4 Colo. Fuel A Iron
,.?i Con. Tobacco
. "Pi do pfd
. Dt'i Felrral Steel
.rii do pfd
. IIS Oen. Klrtr,.
. 5lOliicos- sugar
. 23
. 13
.110
.124
.is:
. a
.in
. 3J
. ss
- 4
. 13
H4
. 1
l'i
. hi,
. 3t'i
. Tl-
. 271
. Si
Mi;
.1:1
. 31',
. Jfi
. 7S
. Jl'i
Minn. Ht. L
do pfd
Mi. 1'aeifle
Mobile ,t rihlo ....
M . K AT
do tifd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Cenlral
Norfolk & V
do pfd
No. Pacific
do pfj
Ontario & W
Ore Ity. & Nnv...
il-i pfd
Pennsylvania
It'iidlnir
do 1st pfd
do M pfd
ltl O. W
do pfd
St. L k S. V
do 1st pfd
di 2d pfd
At- L. Hoiltlnv
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
Rt. P. Omaha...
So. Pa'-lflp
So Railway
do pfd
Tfxas & Pacific .
Offered.
.3
. 51 i
. 93i
do of!
. 17
. 21 H
. "
. 71
. 131 i
. SI
17i
. S9
. ::i
. ,
.vo
, S-.
, llj
301 i
3SI4
7ti
1t
un
11c;
. 57?,
I-tr Paper ......
do pfd
!arlm1e Oas ....
National lllicult .
do pfd
National Lrad ...
do pfd
National Stel ...
iln nfl
. I)V,
. 31
.1304
.li,
. 314
. 75.
. sin
. 7IU
N- Air Drake..
No. American
1'HCitle Const ......
. 2--S
. 12
. 7
.us;
. in;
. &."
. it
. M
. 0
11
. 7
. 3t;
. 12;
. n;
M''
.171
.110
, 3t
00 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Pacific Mall ...
People's (las
i-r-sp,i s. tar ..
lit .M
Pullman P.'ca'r
?. it. .& T
Sugar
I do pfd
Tenn. I'oal A I,....
l. m leather .'.....
do pfd
P. fl. Itubber
itn nf.l
ip.
7')
19),
52
79',
11),
51
SI
Wetern 1'nlnn"!!"
IlepilliMO 1. s
IC4 P. C. C. A St L.'
00 ir,i
.v- York .Honey Market.
Ni:V YORK. Sept. S.-.MONUY-On call,
steady nt 1'4 per cent; prlmo mercantile
paper. iVM per cent.
ST13RLINO KXrilANOK-Weak. with
actjal business In bankers' bills at J4.S6iiQ
I.S7 for demand nnd at HS-Vltf 4.S.H4 for
sixty days, posted rates. $4.84H'3l.fco and
Sl.ttfitmt; commercial bills, (.Si'if4.S3i4.
SlLVKR-IJar. 2c; certlllcates, CSVsff
ClHc; Mexican dollars, 4Pc
110NDS State, Inactive; railroad, Irreg
tilar; government, steady; ref. 2s, when Is
sued. 103'i; coupon, new 4s, reg. nnd
coupon, Ml';; old 4s, reg.. Ill; coupon,
1I'4 : 5s. reg and counon. 112.
The closing prices on bonds today aro as
follows:
P. H. ref. !s, reit.
di coupon
do 3m, reif
do coupon
do new 4f, reft..
do coupon
do old 4s, reg....
do con 1 wo
do 6s, reg
do coupon
I), of C. 3 Ms
Ateh. (ten-ral 4a...
do ndj. ts
Canada So. 2
Clies. A O. 4!ts
do r.
C. A N. W. c. 7s...
do S. y. deb. Ss.,
ChleaRO Ter. 4
Colorado So. 4....,
I). A It. O. Is
do 4
Krle general 4s
'. IV. A D. C. 1H.,
Cen. Klectrlo 5s...,
Iowa Cenlral Is
L A N unl. Is
M . K. A T. Is
do 4s
When Issued,
fsu
10SS4
100
100
133
133'i
114V,
HS'i
112',
U2
111
MIH
ii
10.5
Sli;
1lS'i
tl)
119
M
S2t
1,
!Sll
63'i
7114
lli
111
(II
07t,
52
N. V. C. Is
N. J . gen. 6s..
No. Paclllo 3s
do ts
N Y. O A St L 4s,
N. A W. con. 4...
Oregon Nav. la..,
do 4a
lOregon S. L. 6s...
do ronsol 6a
Heading gen. 4s..,
Itlo o W Is
St I. A I M e. 5s.
.I'VS'i
in
. 1V1H
.1OP4
.U4
. 17
.I02H
.KtU,
.um
. ST'i
. 9!l
.ill
Ul'i
.W
.US
.IP'i
. 7S
.10ST.
. 7
113
. S6
.PV.14
ir
.102
.in"'
. S7
. sy.i
St I. A B V g. 6s.
St. P. conjoin
St. P . C. A P. Is.
do 5s
K1. I'aMfln 4...
So. Hallway Cs
H. It. A T. 6s
Tex. A Pacific Is.
do is
Union Paclflo 4a...
Wabash Is
do 2s
West Shore 4s
Wis. Central 4...
Va. Centuries
llostun Stork tun In t Inns.
ROSTON. Sept. S.-Call loans, 203 per
per cent; time loans, 3Q4i,4 per cent. OfTlclal
closing:
A.. T A S. F
do pfd
A me . .Sugar
:7ViWest i;nd
. .. sm
71,
WesllnRh. Klectrle. W,
Atchison 4s S'li,
Adventure 4
Allouez Mln. Co.... IV
.1lDi
do pfd lli
Dell Telephone H2'
Hoston Llei-nted
Ilostnn A Maine
C. P A Q
Dominion Coal
do pfd
Federal Steel ..
do pfd
(leu. niectrio ..
do pfd
Kd. Elec. III....
Mexican Central
Ml-. Tf.hone
N. K. O. A c....
fild Dominion ..
Rubber
I'nlon Parlfln ..
.US Amal. Coprer fS'i
1SS Atlantic 21V.
..123 llloton A Mont.... 320
.. tl'i llutte A lloaion ...
..110 TbI. A Rcclu 7P
.. 3li Centennial 1(H
w'jil-'ranklln 1111
..13S
omhildt
Osceol.i Mlj
Parrot 42
Qulncy 113
Santa Fe Copper 4i
..210
.. lHi
.. )
13'i Tamaraek 223
lVjitJtah Mlnlnt 31
!9i, 1 Winona 3
674 Wolverines 42
I3x-illvldend.
e-,v York .llliilnic Stock,
NKW YORK. Sept. S.-Tho following nre
the olosliiK quotations for mining shares
today:
Chollar IS
Crown Point v)
Iieadwood I"
CoulJ A Carrie .... 33
Ilnlii A Norcrots... 20
II me-take W
Iron Silver 'S
M xlran 25
Ontario 'i.o
,Ophlr 4i
Plymouth 19
Cjulcksllver 150
do pfd ClO
Sierra Nevada 30
I Standard ton
.t'nlon Con 17
lYellun- Jacket 17
London .Money Market.
LONDON, Sent. K Although the Stock
exchange closed today, there wns less do
ing In tho money market than umiuI oh
Saturday. The udvnnces for the day wero
easier and discounts wero llrm. The Joint
stock banks were not disposed to work
freely and wero disinclined to make con
cessions. The upwardness Is expected to
continue. In view of the Hank of Kngland's
withdrawing money from the market. Tho
Statist is of tho opinion thnt tho payment
of the Installment of exchequer bonds next
week will further restrict tho balance und
that the settlement will also Increase the
demand. "Consequently," the Statist adds,
"wo may see the rate for short loans again
near the bank rate and borrowings from
tho Rank of F.nglnud may ngaiu bo neces
sary. The surplus of reserves of the New
York banks means that money In Now Y'ork
will be much cheaper this autumn than
last and Indicates that they nro not likely
to call on London for gold.
Tho Statist also thinks that the check to
trade arising from tho approaching elec
tion, points to the probability of a smaller
dim.ind than In and that In the event
of serious pressure London might hope to
secure gold nnd s.ivs such a posslhllltv, not
Immediate, may arise only In the event of
the demand for gold upon London for
F.gypt. Argentine, India and tho provinces,
causing Htlll higher rutc-8 here.
I '1 11 11 ncln I Nolo,
ST. LOIMS. Sept. n.-Clenrlngs. i5,404.576;
balances. 870,91 1; money, 4fl7 per cent; New
York exchange, 60o discount bid, 'Zc dis
count asked.
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-CIenrlllgs, J0.59l.nsfl;
balances, ;.105,1N; posted exchange, l.85y
H.Siij; New York exchange, 60o discount.
CINCINNATI, Sent. S.-Cle.irlngs, t,i!51,
son: New York exchange, lSjiOc discount;
money. J'-aftti per cent.
NKW YORK, Sept. S.-Clearlngs, 117.3S2,.
'S07: balances. 5.44I.G54.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. S.-Clcarltlgs,
H.'WMKi; balances. LOUVsV..
UALTIMORK. Sent. o.-CleurltlgS, 3,4:5,.
15'.'; balances, C15.V
HOSTON Sept. S.-Cloarlngs. 17..W.572;
balances, 1,ISG,I58.
Foreign Financial,
LONDON, Sept. S.-Today i a holiday
on the Stock exchange, jtar silver, sternly
nt 2Hd per oz Money, ',U2i; per cent.
I he rate of discount In the open market
tor .ihort hills, 8 per run, and lor th' -o
months' bills. 3S.1i 3 11-lti per cent. The
amount of bullion taken ito tho Hank f
England on balances was t,l5,('.
lli:ill. IN, Kept S. Hmlr.ess on the bour. e
today was limited, owing to the London
market being closed. Americans w-re
quiet. Chinese were malntutneil and locils
were weak, but tlvy ncoverod before tho
c-loe. Exchange on London. 20m 4l)VjPfg'
for checks. Discount rates, short bills
3 per cent; three months' bills. 4'i per
cent.
PARIS, Sept. S Iluslnass on the bourse
today was lunnlmnte. but prices were tlrm.
Mines ivcrc particularly Uroni, but closed
quiet Three per c-nt rentes, lotf 1"
for the mount Kx.-lunse on London, .-f
liiUo for checks. Spanish 4s ilosed at
72 IV).
Imports nnd i:norla.
MJW YORK, Sept. S.-Kxports of gold
and silver fiom this port for last week u
pregate (96I.I2S slU.-r bars and coin and
JS.Vio gold, ihe Imports of specie were la.1.
as gold and 136.1u sllser. The Imports of
d.ry-'Ll,s u,ul merchandise were valued at
fill bin
TIVUVVlWl
f lt f I nil Mnfl. iii
M.W ORK, Sept. S.-COTTON-The cot
ton market openeil stf.idy at an advance of
M11S points nnd ruled feierlshly llrm during
the early session on Hurries of general buv
mg, In which the foreign contingent and
southern shorts took the lead. The com
mission clement and prominent bulls sold
on the rise for prollts ns a precautionary
meusure, pending developments over Sun
day abroad and the nceh.t of MondaVs
soi eminent report. The cables from Liver
pool were tb. ii,,.f au,.M....,.i
celved. They showed a wild panic among
iti. .iiii, 1 .. .,. . .
,lKi i-ji. i in- i-urreni monin
shot up points, equal to 75 points or more
)irv fin. .. 1 ... . . .
m.nrvci oct.lllie 1U1CI.1I1IV quiei
after tho call, but was Intensely quiet In
tin absence of sellers. Reports from the
- ... uiaini-is iiecuircu inoi tne ue-
nilltlll f.ll nwi,pl ,...,.. , .,.
.LV J . I. " wh uiivuiii'iiig i ne
"liH.?.1 faMdly and caiislns selleis to hold
OfT. Th uAtit),,.. ..... t ....... .i i ....
...,...1 ,,MO iiouiuuii- uuu oit re
ceipts showed an Increase. Some exciting
developments wero predicted for next week,
i i ", --ii. o.-iui luiv-aieuuy,
?i'i,llilln 'f nds. hn,e; mUldllng gulf. lo,c;
sales, 22o bales. Futures closed steadv. Sep
tember, 9.500; October. 9.39o; November.
..u, iiiioer, ;-.i.'c; January, 9.11c; Feb-
Jo?P',iM.Wc'-,,arc,h',9'tl0o; Ai,ril- Jiny.
9.09c June. 9 lv: Ju v. u.ote.
i.rl.'iv "'"'WANS. . Sept. S.-COTTON-
noien, i,lw nines, ordinary. 85-lt-c,
good ordinary, 9c, low middling. 9V-; mld
'".'' K. 10'ic; good middling, lin.he: recelnin.
.031 bales; stock, 22,914 bales. Fututes
?U,'.!i,J'i.'cu,Pml,er- 8S.Ml9.91e; October, 9 32
J'R;"c; "vcmber, 9Oi',(9.05c. Uecembcr. 9.0.'
SVS , , 1 - f-eir.'.uic .Aiarc 1, 9.0 it
April, U.05-U9JiCc; May, 9.051i9.07c.
'iV1.'."1'001" ,t50l,t- S.-COTfON-Spo(.
modcralo demand; American middling talr.
i i5.?W '"Iddllng 0 2,V32d; low middling.
m i'3f K00.'1 r""1' I "('. 0 3-liid; ordlnarv,
5"' . ,r,.le !",l,8 f he day were 6.000 bales,
or which M were for specilatloii and ex
.'.7 ,I,ml lnfliled American. Receipts
:.'... 1!illrf'' "l,"dl"K M American. Futures
."'VmI1 wt'uk al111 ulnsed excited. Amerlian
middling, 1. m. t.. September, fl 40-f-ld sell
ers, September-October, il 43-Old sellers;
October-November, 5 13-615 Il-iitd sellers;
Novcmbcr-pecember, 5 2-6Hj.", .l-uid buyers;
December-January. 4 tU-tilil buvers; Jani-ory-l-ehruary,
4 f,9-S4lJ4 fiu-CId buyers; Feb-ruary-March,
4 67-G4d sellers; March-April.
tsi-Old sellers, Aprll-M.iy. 1 53-Old sellers,
Mny-June, t 61-GIJf I f,2-Cld buyers; Juiie-
7 It V uw" woiu uuyers JUiy-Atlgiist,
4 45-Old buyers.
ICnnsns city (J nil 11 nml Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 8 -WHKAT-De-C?,nli0Iiw';,ci
No. 2 hard. fil'mViiijc-.
'i,0-M'-siPH'.ic; No. 2 red, 70u 70140; No. 3
to W(t)9c.
CORN September, 37c; December. 32He.
i!a'i 3Vrl'; Ci,"u- No. 2 mixed, 37'aU3.Sc;
pr'a'.VVerKO. Umo,hy' ,3 : cho,CO
fanc''da.''Kc.'' crca,ncr' S!
... u.v.v... man uu, CUHCS
returneil: tiw u.'I,h.v,.m,,i 1....1.
, - ' w..., v,,vo louiuiiuil,
he more.
IIJ-3AT Receipts, 272.S0O toll.; com.
12,500 bu.; onts. 12,000 bj.
, aiHPMKNTS-Wheat. 218.400 bu.; corn,
3,800 bu.; oats, 1.000 bu.
SiiRiir .AlurUet.
N'RW VDtllv fi UMflin ,
j. ----- . . - o, nv i,ji i.inv,
Vrni.nlr.re,.lnlnK' 4Vc; centrifugal. 90 test.
4 15-16c. Molasses sugar, Ic; refined, firm.
hl 6-. N- tS-W: No. 8, 15.40; No. 9.
!o.30; No. 10. 15.25; No. 11, 5.25; No. 12, 15 20
No. 13, 5.15; No. 11. 3.15, Standard A, 5 OS,
coiifoctlmters' A. 5.95; Mould A. 10. 10; cut
1001, o.oj: crnsneu, jd.ui powilcrcd, 0.25:
grniiulated, 6.15; cubes, C.30.
ft"f' uuuuja.-sw. sept. S.-SUOAR-
Ollet: nn,n lnll 41.,, ,..,.,iir,.M..i ...n
53I5Vc; seconds, 3H4 9-lCc. Molasses, noni-
1.0nnV. Hon) S HITS A In. J..
lis 6d. nominal, centrifugal. 12s 3d, nom
Inul; beet, lis G1.
Oil .Market.
mi. eti-v Ti o r. it- ,...
v., i ,)un, o. -iciiii iiaiances,
11.25; certlllcates, no bid, no runs, no ship
ments. l.ivniinnnr. Unm a nii e r,. i
r" w,,.n uiiiiiisvi-ii,
Hull rellned, November nnd April, strong,
1flj ITll rl'llf tnt, I I n ul.l,a ,1 Km -.. ,1.1 t. ..
vu w... u, ,u,v lr, o JlllMUl,
common, steady, Is 9d. Linseed, 31s 9d.
. rilHII-utll, 11" Sll.
Vl.'W VliriU- Unr. O OTI ,
yi "-ev. o. vino-iiiioiireeii,
steady; yellow. 3l4c. Petroleum, quiet; re
fined New York, S.os; Philadelphia ami
Haltlmorc, Pi; In bulk, 5.45. Rosin, firm;
strained, common to good, 1.50. Turpen-
iiiiij, itiiii. .i73iiii-,
I.ONMmV ,i,t fi Olio t-..- .
I v- w- a iii oeiiiuiu
spirits, 2hs Cd.
Cuff en Market.
NKW YORK. Kent. S rni.,l,'l.,l'5nni
Rio, barely steady; No. 7 Invoice, S'.c; mild,
quiet; Cordova. 9,4i14c. The market for
coffeo futures opened steudy at a decline of
iu-.-.u iioiiiis ana ruicu generally ensy un
der Kuronenn cables. Truillno- Incut nn.i
cautious In absence of cables from Rio nnd
Santos; adjourned for holiday; market
closed lowor at 15W20 nnlnln n,.i ,lr.,.inn
Total sales. 16.M0 bags, Including "i.15
i.20; October. 7.23; November, 7.3dli 7.35.
December. f7.4iM7.45; March, 7.507.0,
April, 7.C0 nnd May, 7.0U!7.C5.
Dlllllth When I MnrLrt.
DI'Ll'TH, Sept. S.-WIIHAT-No. 1 hard,
cash, 77',4c; to arrive, new, 77V4e; Septem-
ner. iitc; iiccemner, TM-; ko, 1 northern.
cash, ioV4c; to arrive, now, 75i(,c: Sentem-
ber. 75V4c; December. 7fie; No. 2 northern,
70V4C. No. 3 spring, 07Hc.
I IA TH i '.'t'diiriC.
RYE-COHc.
HAKLl-n -tfic.
FLAX Cash, 1.50; September, 1.4J14.
CORN-39T;e.
RKCKIPTS -Wheat. 12S.I13 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 201,000 bu.
Xew York Dry Cnoils.
NKW YORK. Sent. S. DRY OOODS
Market closed with a generally ilrmor
tone. More Inquiry for brown sheetings
and drills to arrive and more dolnT In
spots, some sellers asking an advance on
tno latter. wide sheetings very llrm.
Illeached cottons unlet, but steadv N'n
chnnge In prints. Staple ginghams selling
well. Cotton yarns llrmer with Improved
demand. Win .en and worsted yams quiet
and unchnuged.
California Dried l'rult.
NKW YORK. Sept. S.-CALIFORNIA
DRIED FRF ITS Inactive. Trading In
evaporated snnles was of tho usual .Satur
day half-holiday order and the market con
tinues quiet In tone at unchanged prices;
stato commnn wns quoted from 31(5c; prime,
fUjnwci Liiuice, ii-.nnmc; inncy, inuttc.
Prunes wero quoted from 3l4?i7'4c per lb ,
as to slzo nnd quality. Aprlcotd, Royal. Hff
He; Moor Park, IfiiillCc. Poaches, peeled, 14
(U18c; unpcclcd, tJtfJc.
i'oleilii Mnrket.
TOLKDO. O.. Sent. 8. WHIIAT Higher-
spot nnd September 7G'ic; December, 79c.
r"t,v- n..ii. 1. 1 ... n-. i. t r. ..
,fc.-i i-fiiii, iiihiit i . i'o. - I'll nil itiiii oep
tember. 42'4c; December, 24'4c.
DATS cnsl). .-W; December, 22sc.
11 YE Dull, unchanged; No. 2 cash, 5te.
SEEDS Clover, dull, hleher: 's nrlmn
.i.W; '99 prime, 0 00; No. 2, 3.00; October
and December, 0.40.
Minneapolis Wheat ntt I In nr.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sent. 8 WMIMT-
Closed: September. 72Tic: December. 71UW
i'4-. !.. 1 1 -ie . on iitiun, ,mi i iiaru, ioo;
No. 1 northern, 74c; No. 2 northern, 72c.
l-'LOl'R- First patents, I orvfi (,2ii; second
natents. 3SiMil.0o: first clears. 1.1 ft.Vfi n .-.
second clears. 12 0,T72 25.
UtlAN-Ill bulk, U'.OiMj 12.23.
CniitriM ersy (lii-r Heserv nllnn lliimls.
I'lEnni:, S. I).. Sept. 8. (Speclal.)-In
tho Sully county circuit court this week tho
question of roads across the old Fort Sully
military reservation took up a large part of
tho time of tho court. Tho contentions of
the settlers In that part of tho stato were
that the old-traveled roads across tho reser
vation were legal roads from having been
used as such for twotity-nno years. Further
tho commissioners of Sully county bad de
clared all section lines In that county to be
legal roadn. This hi ought up a protest on
tho part of the state, which has tltlo to
practically the whole tract, and on tho pari
of thoso who hold leases to largo parts of
the tract. Such action would mean that
they would be compelled to fenco each sec
tion separately and nlbo to fenco along the
old trails. The attempt to establish the
fact of the use of tho old trails by tho evi
dence of old-timers failed badly. As the
different ones took tho stand they could not
agree as to how loug any ono trail had been
used, as It was an easy matter to strlko out
a new trail nt any tlmo according to the
whim of freighters, and tLls seems to have
been done so often that their testimony
imounted to little in the way of establish
ing a caso on the contention. As to tho sec
tion lino controversy tho matter Is yet
pending, but will probably It settled wltbln
a few days.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK HARM
Week Closes with Practically No Oattlo 01
Sheep on Sale.
HOGS SELL HIGHER AGAIN TODAY
5teers Are About Hcmly for the Week,
but Cons Vie II I u (lunrter
lllulier. Feeders Striiil)
nnd Mo Are Sheep,
SOl'TH OMAHA. Sept. S.
Reeelnts u ere
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
.. 5.750 2.745 19,090
Official Monday
'flit-In 1 Tuesday
Olllclal Wednesday .
oniclul Thursday .....
Olllclal Frldav
Olllclal Saturday
Total this week ..
JJeek ending Sept. 1..
JW-ck ending Aug 25
cek ending Aug. 15
Vock ending Aug. 11
. C. l.n Vtti.) S.1W
.. 1.243 fi.1.11 2 1W
.. 1,710 6,1(3 3 lT
. . 1.KC3 5 470 S..7
.. 10J fi.!".
. lJ.f-5"
2J.3U
..J! 0,13
. 17.0F.
.is.73i
..13,73
31,301
..I9
47.697
11.106
37.04-5
32,1
).t,IJ
11,225
JI.1T7
3 .(' IS
enuing Aug. 1..
36,03.
19. iW
Average nrlce tiuld for lines for Mm last
several days, with comparisms:
I 1900. ,lS99.i9i.UM)7.llS9rU. 11591.
Aug.
15..
4 97 ' 4 411 3 731 12 S.1! 4 42 5 at
Aug
Aug
IB. .
4 9S 4 32 3 7' 3 70 I 4 47i 5 IH
fi ( 1 4 .(HI 3 74 1 711 2 S4I 4 55 5 11
4 93 1 4 47' 3 60 3 bv 2 92 6 07
4 501 3 07 " 73 2 IV 1 511
fi 0.1 3 7,i ,1 70 2 79' 4 r.B fi 01
6 tn! 4 (2 3 ',6i 2 S5l 4 49 5 lo
5 01 4 42 3 !' I 2 7.11 I M 3 01
17
Aug. IS
Aug. 19.
Aug. 2i,
Aug. 21
Aug. 22.
Aug. 23
Aug. 21,
Aug. 25.
Aug. 2tJ,
Aug. 27.
Aug. 2-,
Aug. 2:1
Aug. 30
Aug. .11.
Sept. 1.,
I 4 97 4 411 3 7I ,1 S3 I 36 3 12
I fi 02 I 4 42 3 SI T 791 2 ri! 4 Jil 5 II
5 05 I 4 401 3 73 3 M 2 79 3 21
4 3S 3 72i 3 91' 2 Td 4 32
I 3 70 4 021 2 75 4 2l 5 21
I 401 13 971 2 V0 4 2'-' "' :t
4 42, J 7i, I 2 SI t '- r ::n
I 40 3 7.'1 3 911 121 5 42
4 27 3 G3 ' ' ' " 4"
4 2iV .1 fil .1 99 2 77) 1 t. 6 J
I II 3 611 4 071 2 Ml 4 all
I 3 63 4 07 2 SI I 341
I !'S
5 (-2
oj
5 0
5 05
6 0i,
Mcpt
cpt
Sept
Sept
3..
4..
5 02
5 rilt, I 19 i 4 04 ? 71 4 21 5 1
K out i -i - i tci 4 131 r. r.".
r...
Sept. C. I 5 KKi 4 23 3 Oil 4 lV.I I I 20 fi 51
opt. , ..if, nv;r 4 :im ;t fa 4 02' 2 7S 4 22' 5 57
Sept. S... 6 10TJ 4 30 3 fJ0 I tv 2 Sl 5 V
Indicates Sunday.
The olllclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
r....i.. 1 1.. ... l-i.-i. ir.'u
C, M. & St. P. Hi-..
vjiiliiv, ii'(,n. nil , 1, e.
I . .
1
1
19
1
nt. i iiv
Missouri Paclllc Rv..
I'nlon Pacllie System
C. N. W. Ry
F 1.' A'. M - 1 11
('., St. P.. M. O. Ry
11. ft.- ,l, 11. H. u
C. It X. Il l!v
C, R. I. ,t P., east!!
Total receipts .... 1 77 .. 3
rri... .11 1, , m . . , . . .
ou ui.iiuniiiou in uic nay s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the ntiin-
1 v ,1-,,,, 111u1v.11 leu
1 111 vers
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p
. 53 870
1,019
1,046
Dllliihn lii,iMn r..
O. 11. Hiimmoml Co!
"win nnu ( (impiinv
1 iiuany i-acKllig lo
Anno ir vi Co
r'tlf1ll),t. Il-nu c. r..
1,025
725
120
3-'G
16i
itntiimoM,! Mlfit.illul,
Other buyers
1
Totals "3 5,131 1R-.
CATT 1,1-7 As Is crr,IK. il,n
Saturday, there were no cattle of anv cm
sequenco on tho market and buyers did not
i.niii. ,uiy.
Till) SlinillV nf rnltlA llllc n'nab wta ll.A
lightest of nnv week Mnco the week ondlng
August IS'. Tho decrease over last week
nniounts to ,1.221 heail, an I over the cor
responding week of last yar there Is also
a decrease of 1,761 bend The demnnd mi
tho part of both pnekers nnd yard tradr
was In good shape, ho that the market
ruled uctlve at fully steady prices all tho
week.
Thero huve not been verv ni.-inv eornfe.l
cattlo on sale, und as jiacnors were look
ing for supplies they picked up what was
offered at good Mrong prices. In some
cases sales wero madu that looked perhapa
a dime higher, but tho week closed up
Just about where It opened.
1 nere tins oeen n sliarp nilvancn In cow
stuff, and at the close uf the week it Is
safe to call the market on good stock a
big 25c higher, and In some cases It Is prob
ably 35c higher. Tho medium grades hn"o
not auvanceii as much, though they nro
probably lOQISc higher than they were a
week iico. Cilnners hnvn also mlvnneed
nbout 11 dime
I-eeders have met with ready snlo all the
week, particularly If thev were nf irood
quality. The market has been strong nnd
In some cases a llttlo higher, but the week
cloes up without much change Common
feeders have been a llttlo neglected In tome
cases, and that class if stick Is c'ltllnly
no higher. Yearlings of good quality are
In much better demand than they were n
week or two ago and prices aro 11 little
higher.
Western grnss cattlo have, of cour'e.
made up the bulk of the receipts all the
week Tho nrnnortlon of killers, lmwever.
was very small, and as packers wero nfler
that class of cattlo tho market his ruled
strong and nctlvo all the week. In snmo
cases the market was uiidnuhtcillv 1 f15o
higher, lint the week closes with prices
about where they wero at tho opening.
Cow stuff of good quality has ailvonco.l
materially during the week and sales the
last of the week were anywhere fr.iin
2511350 higher than at tho close of the pre
ceding week. The common kinds have ad-
vnnceii aiiywnere rrom ioj(-oc. The feeder
trnde has been In good shnpe, but as a
general thing the market has held nbont
steady. Homo cases were noticed where
sales looked a little higher, but the iveok
closed without material change. Rcpro
seutatlvo sales:
cows.
Av. Tr. No. A v. Tr.
1010 3 25 1 1210 3 60
No.
1...,
BULLS.
1 1030 3 10 1 1010 3 GO
CALVES.
1 ::o 5 50
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
2 920 2 00 1 70) 3 SO
1 1100 2 S". 1 lisa 3 4
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 500 2 71 1 K0 3 l"i
J. E. Reddlck-S. D.
1 feeder... 1200 ?, Ki 1 bull 1310 2 75
1 bull 1220 2 73 9 cows OCO 2 55
IIOOS The sutinlv nf heirs w:i.m tint verv
heavy today for even a Saturday, but pack
ers wanted the hogs, and, ns a result, they
nan 10 pay more money tor mem tlian
they did yesterday, although Chicago re
ported a weak close. Tho market here
WHS nil the wnv from Ntenilv In Rr. tiltir
Tho light and light mixed hogs were 34
f-o higher and 15.224 was paid for a prime
load of 195-pound hogs. The hulk of that
cluss of hogs sold from 13.12H to 15,15. The
heavier butcher weights sold around 15.07W
5.15.10, and the heavier and conrser stuff
irom 4J.UJ1,, iiown. tiio coarse heavy hogs
In somo cases wero no moro than steadv,
but ir they were heavy, but of good qual
ity, thov hrollL-Ilt 2U(l. mill iiecusloniillv r.e
higher than yesterday's market. The gen
eral market was 2',4o higher und active,
everything being cleared up early In the
IIIIUIIIUU.
Tho hog market this week has been In
very satisfactory condition. Ilecnlntn were
a trifle heavier than they were for tho
preceding wren, ami us compared with the
same week last year a gain of 10.M7 head
has been made. The week miniied will.
a drop nf a little over 2c, I1.1t was followed
on riiesuay ny 11 gain or over 4c, and 011
Wednesday the market was over Cc higher
than It was on Monday. Thursday prices
fell off 11 little, but the loss was murs
than reealneil on Frlilnv nml Rniiirrii.v'u
advance carried the market to tho highest
point slnce August x, when tho average
i-nsi wns) .i.i;. iiepresentative sales:
No. iv fih. Pr No v up Pr.
16 XJ4 . 5 024 M
591 120 5 115 61
6? 3'9 40 5 M I'd
.211 1'.') .1 10
,2Si im r, to
.2S1
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... 5 10
40 5 10
hi r, 10
. 217
..213
. .24
..27J
..CSS
..2M
..251
0 5 07J
41 5 07'i
40 5 0714
... 5 07'4
... 5 07',
81 5 C74
... 5 0714
74
63 ....
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.301
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..lea no 5 i
..226 10 5 I2'4
..223 120 6 12'4
..221 S'O 6 124
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76
67
..211
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67.
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72 171 121 5 12'4
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SHEEP There were practically no sheep
on sale today, and consequently nothing
wi!," w nloli te make 11 test of the market
The sheep market for the week hns been
In very satisfactory lomllllnn Th,- .le
mniid was good for anything: at all de
sirable, and as u result sellers hrtd llttla
dllllculty In disposing of their supplies nt
very fair prices The receipts for tho
week show a decrease over the preced.tic
week of over S..Xi he.id, but as compared
with the corresponding wnk of last ve.ir
there Is an Incu-nse of over 6,000 head.
The m.irki t 00 but 11 sheep nnd lambs Is
Just about steady On some days they
sprunx the market a little but us 11 gtn
ernl thing the week closed ibout where It
opened. Lambs of good weight and qjal
Ity ate In very good demand, nnd the mar
ket on thnt class of stuff - strong.
Feeders have also hm.ight good, strong
prices all the week, and In many cases
feeder buyers outbid the packers Tho
week, ho over, closed without much
change In quotations.
Quotations Choice western grass weth
ers, 12,3513.50; choice grass yearlings. 11 Wttf
3.65; choice ewes. .1.0043.25. fair to good
ewes. 12.5013 ft): choice spring lambs. 1 OOip
5 25; fair to good spring lambs. I.65'(fti 00.
feeder w'cthers. (.1.3DU.1 50; feeder lambs.
I.OWftHO. Representative sales:
No Av. Pr
2W feeding ewes 10O 1 6
1.410 Wyoming wethers 100 3 30
CUICAliO mm: .stock mahkix
Cnttle .steady Hogs Av crime Mlmde
Loner sheep Firm.
CHIOAOO. Sept. 8.- CATTLE Receipts,
S00 head; week's receipts largest of year,
nominally steady today, good to prima
steers, 5 6Xfi6.00; poor to medium. I fi.Hf5.80.
selected feeders, HOOfll.75; mixed storkers.
13.004(3.90: cows, 7,Vnt 50: heifers. ,1 00;f
6.00; runners, 2 (vi2 75; bulls. 1J 50414.60.
calves, S".00ji;.7o. Texas fed siecrs, 4.23'if
5 0-); TeMis grass ted steers. ,12.(11.20; i'evas
bulls. .' MUii.l.lO.
lions-Receipts today. IS.OOO head; Mon
day. 30,000 head, estimated; left over. 4.000
head; average shade lower: top, (5.52V;
tnlM-d and butchers, (."..IKiSi.'i 52l, good to
choice heavy. 3 in'y."i 17'; rough lieavy, (4.90
15 05; light. (5.15i5&2V4; bulk of sales. 5.15'tf
sitEEP AND LAMPS Receipts, 2,500
head: slead; good to choice wethers. (3.50
3.S3; fair to choice inlved. (.1.350.1 60; west
ern sheep, $3.501.1 V.; Texas sheep. (2 50'if
3 23; native lambs, (l.2.Vfj5.75; western lambs,
(I.CivQi, (B.
RECEIPTS-Thls week: Cattle, 69.500
head; hogs, 1,11.000 head; sheep, 91,000 head
Lust week. Cattle. 49.400 head, hogs, 111.500
head; sheep, 91,7oO head.
IC 11 11 ani 1'itj- ,p Stork.
KANSAS CITY, Sept S -CATVLE-Re-cclpts.
50n head; lharket steadv; receipts
for the week. 62.000 heail; export ami
choice feeding grade steers, 10c higher,
wintered and straight grass killers, steadv.
sales today, native steers, ll.x.'ijiTi.Mi; Block
ers nnd feeders, .l.tti.OO; buti her cows
und heifers, (3 Ooj.25; canners. CIWXTt.lno.
fed westerns, (I uoCjj.60; wintered Texans,
(3.SOt4.IO; grass Texans, (3.0013 75.
HOOS Receipts, 3,v0o head, market
steadv to 2i4c higher; receipts for the week,
41.H00 head, good demand for all classes ami
prices today about 10c higher thnn lost
Saturday. Today, lieavy and mixed, (6,l5!f
0.30; lilgs. (6.311C1.1.4O.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts for tho
week. 15,000 head; excellent demand for all
varieties: lambs advanced this week 10ii
100, wniie nun lun slieep was tl sluulu
higher; today. Ininbs, (4.75415.10: muttons.
(3.3553.75; feeders, (3.00it4.2o; culls, (2.50fip
3.00
St. I.oillx Mvr .Stock.
ST. LOFiri. Mo.. Sept 8. -CATTLE Re
celpts, MH) head; market steady: natlvo
shipping and export steers, (5.00ft 5.K5.
dressed beef and butcher steers, (4.&0&'i.35,
steers under l.otK) pounds, (3.20if 1.90; stock
ers nnd feeders, (2.G0ft4.70; coirs and
heifers, (2.0O'uf..0O: canners, (I.fiftff2.50; bulls,
12..13JJ3.75; Texas and Indian steers, (2.WW
4.40; cows and heifers. (2.0O3 50.
HOOS Receipts. 2,100 head; mnrket
steady; pigs and lights. (3,rq3.l.i; pnekera,
(j,107'i,30, butchers. (3 Xifi.1.53
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpls, 500
head; market steady; native muttons, (3,40
ffl.00: lambs, (l.noifi.25; culls und bucks,
(2.00(81.00; BtockerH. (2.00IT3.00.
. Yorlf Live SlocU.
NEW YORK, Sept. K.-REEVES Re
ceipts, S93 head; no trading; feeling steady;
no later cables; exports, 1,310 cattle und
3,000 quarters of beef; calves, none re
ceived; feeling stonily for veals; firm for
grassers; city dressed veals, 9Bi2V4c per
pound.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipts. 1.771
head; sheep llrm to shade higher; lambs,
lontlfic higher; sheep, (3.90ft 1.00; lambs, 5.30
QCTiO.
IIOC.S-Recelpts, 2,09."i head; 146 for sale;
feeling steady.
.St. .lose pit l.lve Slnelt.
SOUTH ST JOSEPH. Mo., Sept. S.-(Spe-clal.)
Tho Journal quotes:
t TATTLE. -Receipts, 500 head; market
steady; demand strong.
HOOS Receipts. 1,500 head; market
steady to idiade higher; all grades, (5.15W
5.30; bulk of sales, (3 2015.25.
SHEEP Rocelpts, none; demand strong.
Mock in Mailt.
Following are the receipts at the four
principal western markets for September s
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha l(ni 5,099
Chicago 500 18,000 2.5IK1
Kansas City 500 .1,800 15,000
St. Louis 800 2,100 5D0
Totals
1.9 it! 28,999 18,003
I'repnri' Wrloonir for Round el t.
HURON, S. I) Sept. 8. (Special.) flov
crnor Roosevelt, republican nominee for
vice president, will bo hero on Wednesday,
September 12, and for his coming extensive
preparations havo been made. The parly,
which includes Governor Shaw ot Iowa and
Senator Nelson of Mlnnehota, will arrive
hero nt 2:30 in the afternoon and remain
two hours; they will lie mot by tho Lln-coln-McKlnley
Republican club of this city
nnd a company of Rough Riders, together
with similar organizations from surround
ing towns. An lintneneo throng of pcoplo Is
expected,
A BIG MOVEMENT
IN WHEAT
Is nbout lo take place Wo have positive
Information that 11 ileal of gigantic pro
portions Is on foot In the wheat marKet
Send us your name and address nt nivo
If you wish to share In the enormous prollts
which will be reaped ACT Ql'ICK.
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