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THE OMATTA T)ATLY BEE; VEDESPAT. PEPTErRE'R 12, 1900.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Heavy Export Sales Cause Big Bulgo in tho
Wheat Market.
GOVERNMENT REPORT AFFECTS CORN
OnU rtnlr Actltc nnil I'lrni, ('InsliiK
Jlltllier I'm Inlnni Wrp Irmtii
Inr, ullli Cnsh lie in n ml Slum
liiK Si) WriiUcnliiK.
CHirAOO. Kept. 11. -Henvy export sales
wcro nuilnly Instrumental In a bulge In
wheat today, October closing lW'l'ic over
yesterday. Corn cloned V "ti'l on in Ulf-'C
higher, Provisions closed slightly changed
Tho forepart of the session In wheat wan
rather quiet, but nrtlvlty developed Inter
because of export buying. October opened
VrtUe higher lit "WiTl'ic, thus beginning
an udvunco wblrb lasted nenrly to tho enil.
Tho firmness tit the Hturt wiim duo to firm
ness nt Liverpool, to smnll northwest re
ceipts and to bad weather In tho north
west The export demand caused shorts
to cover rather freely and under this pro,
sure October iidviinred steadily to 75nC.
There was profit-taking at tho top. but the
closo wan strong. October l'sSl'ic Im
proved to V"''ic New York reported
t2 loads taken for export. Sales here were
600,000 bit. Itradstreot's world's visible sup
ply Increased 2,500.("M till. Primary receipts
were 1,292,'joO bu.. compared with 1.S,"iO
btl. last year. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported Ml cars, against 1,143 last week
and 1.6G2 a year ago. Local receipts were
M7 cars, 10 of contract grade.
Corn wiih llrm, but dull. Government crop
figures suggest a crop of l.WO.non tin. to
1.675pOO bu., and this was a bell, to the
market. Country offerings were light and
tho wheat strength was also a help. There
was a good shipping business done. Oc
tober sold between Xic anil IWViO and
closed V" higher at KMIXHtc. Receipts here
wero Sil curs-
Oats were fairly active and tlrm. Wheat
was of course a help, but the character
of tho support strongly suggested outside
buying. October sold between 21e and
22'sc. closing U1io higher at 22c. Re
ceipts were 127 cars.
Provisions were, rather Irregulnr. The
market advanced moderately early, but
cased off later. Tho cash demand appar
ently showed no weakening and snorts
revered the forepart of tho session. Later
packers sold and a reaction took place.
October pork sold between $ll.fi.j and $11.43
and closed a shade lower at $11 17 Ht; Octo
ber lard, between Jll.Ua and $i..S3, closing 2'5c
higher at tft.bb, nnd October ribs between
J7 64 and J7.I0, with the close 2',C higher
at '7 10.
i'stlmatcd receipts tomorrow: Wheat, 310
cars, corn, 400 cars; oats, 300 cars; hogs,
2.f) head.
The lending futures ranged as follows:
Artcls. Open. HlghTn.ow. CloseTYes7
Whent
Sept.
Met.
Nov.
Oct.
Nov.
Oats
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Tork
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Jan.
Illbs-
Kept.
Oct.
Jan.
i
73771 71 7li
71'fil, 7G1i 71
174TBit1, 4 7 1V
I
I 40U 40U 10i
asTHiiKt 3:i'j as,
M'M'i 3li 3014
I
I 2IH 21T 21
21 22 2t?i
22', 22H 22
ii'r..V' ii'c."" 'ii'His
11 10 11 15 11 33
"ti'siii "ti'r)" "fi'ir."
C G3 ti C714 6
7 CJVfe 7 ti'. 7 fiO
7 4D 7 I.". 7 to
G 00 1 6 00 6 00
lW',f 73W
73i,M 71
TuTfcti 7i 7lfft4
40V, 40U
39t13S'ri3i
?Ar,nrt 22
2ti 21'i
22 21Vj:t
2222 (gl
11 3714 11 43
11 471-4 U M
U 3714 11 3714
0 S7V4 C S214
fi 8714 0 &3
li 63 C C2'4
7 B0 7 00
7 40 7 3714
ti 0714 5 97'4
No. 2.
Cash nuotatlons were as follows:
l-'LOt'K Steadv; winter patents, J.I.SOfi
4. no, straights. J.UOfiS.70; clears. J:I.10H3.M;
spring specials, ll.iii'it.fiO; patents. irWi
4.oo. straights, J3.nofi3.80.
Wl ll..vrv,i ! n,Tln. V' O 1 -
..... ... .at.,, iv , mlt ,,-11, lu, ,
COltN-No. 2. I0Ilc; No. 2 yellow, 4014
OATS-No. 2. 22f.12.1c: No. 2 white. 2IVV8'
2.V. No. 3 white. 23'4fj23',c.
HYI'-No. 2, 31 lie.
HAIILICY-Oood feeding. SWW.ic; fulr to
choice malting, tliHfi-ISc.
SKHDS-No. 1 Max. J1.I3!S; No. I north
western. 1.4!HJ; prime timothy. Jt.20fi4.33:
clover, contract grade. J9.30ft.ti0.
I'nOVIHIONS-Mess pork, i.er bl.K III . 13
WIlfA Lard per Km lbs.. ! SifiO )7'j
Short ribs sldea (loose), 7.&iVfJ7.M. I)rv
suited shoulders (boxedi. It 'tiU?iC.i"."
Short clear sides (boxed), J7.931fS.03
WIMSKY-ilaslH of high wines, J1.2C.
.... ... Hecelpts. Shipment.
Hour, b bis 23,000 13,000
JJhent, bu 123,000 19UU0
."it m,tm 3.i)
Oafs, bu 472.O10 123,000
llye, btl K.ooi)
Barley, bu gn.OCH)
On tho Produce exchange today the but
ter mnrket was easy; creameries, lSMOUAcc
durles. HTilSc. Cheese, tlrm at lOUlUllic.
I.ggs. steady; fresh, lr.fj 15'ic.
miw viiiiK ;i:m:hai, mahkit.
Quntntliiiin for th lln.r i.u Vnrluim
ClMIIIMOllllICK,
NHW YORK, Sent H.-PLOfll-Re-celpts.
S.lriO hbls.: exports, r.,sV. bbls.; sales.
.Roo pkgs. : llrm and higher on spring
patents, but otherwise unchanged; winter
patents. J.t.75 l.no: winter straights. J3 15
W.ttiO, Minnesota patents. M.Wii I.:t0; winter
extras, J2.70'O.O0. Minnesota bakers, J2.S.'.
63.2.1; winter low grades, $,M5ii.M". Rve
flour quiet; sales. 100 bbls.: fair to good.
J3.0M3.23; choice to fancy, J3.30'ii.l.i;o.
rJORNMWAL-City, S7jWe; Brandy will,
HYH -Klrm: No. 2 western, RSi,c f. o. l..,
afloat, stale rye, I.W.'i.'.e r. I. r.. New York.
KAHLKY rirm: feeding. I2T 15c e. I. f.,
New York; malting, 40,4'i.'0c e. I. f., Huf
fnlo. HAHLKY MALT-null; western; 62iiKo.
WI1KAT -Receipts. IRil.jr.O bu.; exports.
41.927 bu.; sales. 3,S7r.0Oi) bi. futures and
120.000 bu. export. Spot, llrm; No. 2 red.
M'ic f. o. I... nlloat; No. 2 red. 79Hc ele
vator; No. 1 northern. Duluth. sine f. o. b.,
afloat; No. 1 hard, Duluth. S7'c f. o. I...
afloat. Options opened llrm nnd gathered
strength as the dav progressed, with Hhort
active buyers, cables very steady and ex
port demand a prominent fiietor of bull
ishness, closing at VdP't.o net advance.
Bales Included No. 2 red, Mnivh. at S3 13-16
fftSllic, closed at S1V; May. S3 9-ltViiSIHc
closed at Slc; October, 79ri.t KOUe, closed
at snic; December. SI 3-liV?(S2 3-llic, closed
nt R2Ho.
CORN -Receipts, 92,323 bu. ; exports. 91.fi'tS
hu . sales. 1.91,1.00(1 bu. futures and leo.ono
bu. exports; No. 2. Ic elevator nnd 47',4c
f o. b.. allo.it. option market was gen
erally firm all dav on export demand,
strengthened on the rise In wheat, less
Important reports and covetins:: rinsed
firm. 'sic net higher. May, 41.(fi ilk,
closed at H4e: September, ir.'4'u 13 fl-iiie,
closed at IM4c; December, 41ltrri41',c, closed
nt 41hc
OATS- Re.elpls. 203.000 bu.; sales, 130.000
bu. spot. Spot market llrm: No. 2. 25c;
No. 3, 24We. No. 2 white, 2i;',27'ic: No. 3
white, 2lii2fi'tc; track mixed western. 23U
i?33e; track, white, state. 23'4fi33c. Options
were steady, but quite frnt irelcs
FKHD-Steady; spring bran, lit! 0 (FiiO.M;
mixed. Jl" 00fil9.no; winter bran, Jl7.5nnm.fO;
cltv. J17.00.
llAY- Qulet: shipping. 72's,'776c; go,-d o
ch'Mee, S(KTi9oo.
HOPS Dull: Mate, common to choice,
IMS crop, KV(il3c; old. 2f53e; Pacltlu coast,
lt,99 crop. lOfiKle; old. 2ti5c.
1IIDICS Firm; Ualvcton. 20 to 25 Ihi.,
lSe. California. 21 to 2R lbs., lSHe; Texas,
dry. 24 to 30 lbs , 13',r
I.KATMICR-Stendy; hemlock sole, Rueins
Ayres. light to heavyweights, 2JW(f.2ll-e;
neld. S2423t,n. '
WOOI Dull; domestic fleece, 23fi2o;
Texas, lMilfie
PROVISIONS-Reef steady; fnmllv. JI0.0O
ffTIl DO; mess, 9.O0ffll nv; packet J10 cVJII.'iO.
city, extra India mess, nl.i(ii7.0i Cut
meats, steady: pl.-kled bellies, J7.73ijlli"i;
shoulders, J(i.riVfiti.7.1; pickled hums, J10-U
10.75 Lard, llrm. western steamed, J7.3H,
September closed at ?7.33, nominal; re.
fined, tlrm; continent. J7W: South America.
JS.0O; compound. J6.0Oftrt.lJti. Pork, steady;
family. JIS.OmhlFi.'R, short clears, JI3.25H
15..10; mess, Jl2.r(Wl;t.W.
TALLOW-Steady; city (J2 per pkg.).
4 7-lOc: country (packing free), 44ff t4,.
RICK Steady; domestic, fair to oxtri,
4''iT6V4c: Japan. 4'4(Tf3c.
MOLASSKS-Steady; New Orleans, open
kettle, good to choice. 43f33c
RUTTlOR-RecelptH. 11,021 pkgs.; steady;
creamery. 17fi21c; Juno creamery, 18ij21e;
factory. 14tIOic.
C1IKKSK Receipts. S.IGS nkgs. : stendy;
large white, 10V. smnll white. lOVio: largo
colored, 1014c; small colored, 10c.
KOOS Receipts, ti.Ntt pkgs.; steady;
western, regular packing, nt mark, Uj'17o;
western, loss off, ISilOc.
MCTALS Ruled vcrv quiet all day, with
only a llttlo business doing Pig Iron war
rants were, dull, being quoted at J9.37HW
10.37V4' Tin, In London, declined 7s Hd and
served to give n weak undertone here, to
gether with the slack demand, closing 23
points lower than Mat night at J30, nominal,
Copper was dull and unchanged at J16.75.
despite an advance of 76s 6d abro.id. Lead
ruled dull at J!.37',j and shelter had an
easier undertone, but was not quotably
lower, at Jl TVilUN The brokers price
for lead was Jl nnd J16.S4 for copper
OMAHA WIIOI.USAI.i: MA it Kins.
Condition of Trnile nnd ()uolntlon on
."tnple nnd Fnnor I'rodtier.
KOOS-Reciilpts liberal; good stock firm
nt 13ftfjl4r
LIVI: POI LTRY - Mens. 7e: roosters,
according to p.ge and sl?o. Sfllc; oprln.i
cnHKens, sijipr; duck.", It5c: gece, 4n6c;
turkeys Sc
FRKSH DRI"3Sl;D POl'LTRY -Hens, S'l
ffiOc: roosters, ft(6e; ducks and geoc. C1J
loe; broilers, per lb., lOfrlb". turkeys, 12'c
11PTTKH Common to fair. 13Ue; ehoice,
15Tlfie; separator. 21c; gathered creamery,
19f20c.
FLSH-Trout. 10c; blueflsh. 9c; pickerel.
?c, catfish. 12c; dressed buffalo, 6c: whlto
fish, 10c; herring. Re; black bass. lOc. sal
mon, 13c; white lms. be: cropple, 10r;
pike, 10c; hallbu:, tie; bullr.MoV, Vv; rltig
perch. Kc; lobsters green, 22c: boiled lob
sters. 2Sc; mackerel, 2ic; codllsh, 10c; yellow
perch, 6c.
I'RKSIf OYSTHRS First grade, solid
packed, New York counts, per can, 40c;
extra selects, 33c: standard. 30c. Second
grade, slack filled. New York counts, per
can. 30c; extra selects, 21c; standards, 20c.
PIOKONS-Llve, per dozen, 90c.
VKALS-Cholce. HftlOc.
HAY Pries quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hav Dealers' association: Choice upland,
J. r,0; No. 1 upland, J7.00; medium, 56")!
coarse. JJ.fA Rye straw. $5 00. These prices
ore lor nnv or good color nnd quality
Receipts, 5 cars. Demand fair, price
weak.
OATS-No. 3 white, 26c.
CORN-No. 3, 3SC.
RRAN-J12.60
VKCIKTABLKS.
Ct'CtMRKRS-Por dozen. 20i23c.
bh) :i ' .,tN,I,H-Per bushri basket. 60o.
ft UKUTS Per dozen bunches. 15200.
',1?VAUUOTS-1'"- lor.en nunches, 23c.
LKTT(Ci;-Per dozen, 10315c,
liJ;?!;;;"'"?-"omo grown, per dozen, lBc.
PLANS ax, per half bushel basket,
40c; string. 33c.
POTATOKS-Per bushel, 4050c; sweet
potatoes, per pound, 2c.
r.AH!,A.V.B":'JomB grown, per pound, lic.
CAI'LIFLOWKR-Per dozen, Jl.
.TOMATOUH-Momo grown, per half
bushel bnsket, 4(t
iti 'f U'trn- grown, per bu uOgflOc.
CL LI2R Nebraska. 30'ij 10c.
K'RCITB
PliACHKS-Cnlffornla freestones, 90c;
clings. Mk
J;L5;.MS-Cnllfomla, per crate, J1.103125.
I'Rl NLS I'tiili and Colorado, per crate,
Jl: nor bov. 60
HARTLKTT PI3ARS-Per box, Jl.73ffJ2.00;
others. Jl.60fll.73.
GRAPHS California Toknvs. I.luisket
cr,'!l,;',l r'0; Concords, home grown. 17W9C
WATI:rmi:LONS-As to size. SOCTKc each.
CANTALOCPK Qctns, per dozen, 40Q30C;
,tIH,T !ZUS, Wff,OC.
APPLKS-Natlve, 73cif?$l per bu.;
bbl., J2.50i73.ni). Crab apples, per bbl
TROPICAL FRUITS.
per
J3
OKA NC,i;S-Valencia, J4.23S4.73.
LLMONH-Callfornln, extra fancy, JS.7G
choice. .ts.0fVfiS.2S
. ''ANAS Per bunch, nccordlng to size,
MISCELLANEOUS.
.Wyrs-Hlcknry, Inrge. per bu.. JI.25:
Rbellbnrks. ti.ur.-. i.'ur.iuii wniimia , ti.
J.2f 13c: filberts, per lb.. 12ct almonds, ppr
v.'uJ'" 101 'aw, per in., iv43(i)C; roustcu,
HIDES.
. HIDES-No. 1 green hides. 6c: No. 2 irreen
hides, r.c; No. 1 salted hldea. V4o, No. 2
saiico nines, &',ic; Mo. 1 voal calf, 8 to 12
lbs., c; No. 2 veal calf. 12 to 15 lbs.. 6c.
CH.WfiKM I . VAII.A 111,11 SI l'l'l,li;,
Cnlilo nnil 'I'clcRrni.hlc Itcports of
tirnln A II out nnil Ashore.
NEW YORK. Sept. 11. -Special cable and
telegraphic dispatches to Hradf trcct's show
tho following change hi available supplies,
' i;iiuiiiiii.'o wiin nisi necount:
Wheat. I.'nltnil Hl!il..u .mil C.nniln Mil
of Rockies, Increase, 2,763.000 Mi.; uiloat
mr nun 111 Kuropo, iiecrenKeci. aoMJ tiu
total sunnlv. Increase. 2.4fl!i0 Im
Corn, L'nltd States and C.mada. cast o
Rockies, decrease, 15.000 bu.
Oats, United Stntes nnd Canada, east of
iuickics, decrease, si,v"i liu.
Among the more Imnortant Increases re
ported aro those of 723.0X) bu. at Chicago
private levators. 20.C)0 bu. at northwest
em Interior elevators, 173,0(0 bu. nt New
port News, 173.(o at Depot Harbor. 127.
(n nt Portland. Me., 61.001 at St. .Jos;ih
and E5.ti.if) at Omaha.
The leading decreuses Include thos of
93.0k) hu. at Cleveland. SO.'O) nt Jollel, 62,')0')
at uaiias, &.,(. at .Manitoba points ntnl
50.O") nt Chattanooga.
Stocks of wheat at Portland, Ore., and
incoma ana Seattle increased 323.O0O bu
last week.
St. I, ouli tirnln nnil Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 11. HEAT Higher:
No. 2 red, cash,pevntor, 73c; track, 74'jtff
iac; nepieiiioer, i.i'jc; icioocr. i4c; IJeeem
ber. 7.1iic; Mny, 7R14c; No. 2 hard, ti9V4fi'70e.
CORN Higher; No. 2 cash. 3914c; track,
40Uc; September. 39e; October, 371c; De
cember, 31c: yenr, 33c.
OATS Stronger; No. 2 cash. 21c; track,
2114fl22c: September. 2Hc; October. 2ll.c;
December. 22'e; May, 241,4c; No. 2 white,
" RYE Firm at 32c.
FLOUR Firm: natents. M.RftWS.ftS; nvtrn
fancy and straight. J3 2nff3 30 ; clear, J2.75
(q.i.iw.
SEEDS Nominally firmer; quotable at
J4.(Hfi4.35. with prime bid at Jl.50. Flax,
quiet nt S1.4S
CORNMEAL-Stcady. at J2.002.05.
URAN Easy; sacked, east track. (He.
HAY Timothy, slea ly at J9.oOfill.50;
prairie, llrm at J7.00fiy.oi).
WHISKY-Steadv, at JI.26.
IRON 'OTTONTIi:S-Jl 30.
HAOO I NCi-JS.lWS.S3.
HEMP TWINE -9c.
PROVISIONS-Pork: Firm; lobbing.
JI2 50. Lard, steady; choice, J0.77H. Dry
salt meats, boxed, stronger: extra shorts,
J7.73; clear ribs, j7.S7Vs; clear sides. JVO
llacou, boxed, stronger; extra shorts, JS.3714;
clear ribs. Js.60: clear sides, JS.K2'-.
M ETA LS Lead: Steady at JI,32J. Spel
ler: Dull at J3.90.
POULTRY Easy ; chickens, 7c; young, Sc;
turkeys, 6ff7c; young, Sc; ducks, 7c;
geese, 6c.
KC.OS-Steady at 1214c.
PUTTER Lower; creamery, 12Jjl7o;
dairy. IK1IO0.
RECEIPTS-Flour. S,m) bbls.; wheat,
171.oii bu.: corn, I6,0no bu:; oats, r.l.lmil bu.
Hill PMUNTS Flour. 11.000 bbls.; w h-Mt.
76,0fO hu.; corn, 73,0m) bu.; outs, 73,nno bu.
I.licrpool (irnln mid Pro InIoiim.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 11. W! I EAT -Spot,
llrm: No. 2 red, western, winter, rts; No. 1
northern, spring, lis 3d; No. 1 California.
6s IUdfi6s fid Futures, quiet; September,
fi-s Ud: December, lis 2'id.
CORN Spol. American mixed, new, Is
3'4i; old. nominal. Futures, quiet; Oc
tober. IS2V1; November, Is27dd; December,
Is 2nd.
Receipts of wheat during tho last three
davs. 201.0ihi centals. Including 200.000 Amer
ican. Receipts of American corn during
the lust three days, 53,100 centals.
PROVISIONS-Lard. American refined,
firm, at 3Ss. Hams, short cut, dull, at 13c.
Hncon. C.imberland, good cut, tlrm, at 41s;
short ribs, llrm, at 46s 0d: long clear mid
dles, light, llrm, at 13s; long clear middles,
heav:- firm, nt 42s 6.1.
CHEESE -American finest white, firm,
at K!h; colored, firm, at 53s.
Kniisn City liriiln nnil Provision.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. It. WHEAT De
cember. 67,,fi67so: Mny, 7llltc; cash, No. 2
hard, t".'siiiC6c; No. 3. &i5f(6314e; No. 2
led, 71c: No 3. GVfi'Oc
CORN-December, 32Vi33e; Mav. 3l'lc;
cash. No. 2 mixed, 37,ifi3ti,c; No. 2 white,
39c: No. 3. 3S!4e.
OATS No. 2 while, 2IV-1(23c.
ItYE-No. 2, I6ic.
HAY-Cholce timothy. JS.00fl9.0O; choice
prairie. $7.23ffi7.DO.
MUTTER Creamery. IfaiOc; dalrv. 17c.
KiStiS-Steady; fresh Missouri and Kan
sas stock, 12'4C dozen, loss off. cases re
turned: new whltewood cases Included, lie
more.
RECEIPTS- Wheat. 132.SOO bu.; corn, 2.300
bu ; oats. 13.000 bu
HI! 1PM ENTS Wheat, 2;'0,Rr) hu.; corn,
13,noo bu ; o.its, 6,000 bu.
Plilludeliililn Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.-RIITTER-Quiet
but steady; f.nu y western cream
ery, 22c; fancy western prints, 23c.
EOtiS Firm; fresh nearby and fresh
western, I'c; fresh southwestern, 17c; fresti
southern, lfie.
CHEESE-Firm and higher: New York
full creams, fancy small, lOifillc; New
York fair to choice, OMflO'e; choice lints.
9i 10c.
Duluth Market.
DULUTH. Sept. 11 -WHEAT-To arrive,
7RVtc; No. 1 northern, rash, 7sTic; to nr
rive. 7S'4c; September, 767(c; December,
77itc: Mav. SO14C; No. 2 northern, 71Tie; No.
3 spring, 6RTe.
RYE-Slc.
CORN-40fi4014c.
Peorlu Mnrket,
PEORIA. Sept. U.-CORN-Inactlvc; No.
OATS-FIrm; No. 2 white, 22c, billed
through.
WHISKY-On tho bubls of $1.26 for tin
Ishert goods,
Mllii iuiki- Crnln .Mnrket.
MILWAUKEKE, Sept. 11. -WHEAT
Higher; No. l northern. 76'3fi77c; No. 2
northern, 75iT"5've
RYK Higher; No. 1, B3Wc.
HARLEY Dull; No. 2, 61c; sample. 4(V((
50c.
Mliini'iipolls Wheat Mnrket.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 11 WHEAT
Market luc hlehcrj flrsii nutenta, Jl.15yi.30;
second patents J3 93Jf 4 1ft; flrtt clears. Jo.'S
j.l"".. ver .k1 clears. J2rr.i2 33.
1JPAN In bulk Jl2.u.n..:3.
.lOVimtlMS OF .STOCKS AMI rtOXllS.
Texns Dl.nster PriMes 11 FnCtor In
Soles of some ItnlHvnv Storks,
NlOW YORK. spt. M -There was a
mrger attendance of tneml.rM of the Stock
exihango at the openl i of the board
tills mornlnir limn 'or !. ml ,,,,niw ,,,,
Mils wns due partly to tin returning tide
rroin summer vacations, but there seemed
to lie an expectation among brokers and
operators which war- not realized, that
some renewal of Interest In securities w is
about to he shown. London bought 0,1
11 moderate scale here, that mnrket be-In
encouraged by continued cao of money
and thl helped tho recovery from the
opening- decline here. The cnthunlnsm of
Uie professional traders was short lived.
however. They created a plight llutrv in
the coalers, marking up New Jot-joy Cen
tral 2'4 and Reading l.rst preferred a poHt
on tho prevalent belief Hint n way would
be found to adjust tho differences of tho
miuers anil coal operators
There was some short covering In Sug-ir.
Pontile M Clnu mill ltrAnLrH'., rtVrin.lt llmu.,
three stocks maintaining their conspicuous
position In tlie trading. Later there was
some ueninnu ror southern rnllwny pr
terred and Louisville At Nashville, seera
Ingly based on the Immunity ot their cot
ton rrom damage, rrom the hurricane
1 Hero .was a movement In leather. Oct -
era 1 mecirio, Colorado Fuel prcrerred. Chi
rniro .V l?(ii.nr Till,,,,. ri.,.nt,.M,l ......
--r,-- .......v... .,, ,!.lf, V ,'- L'lll 111, I, II., I
clnnatl. Chicago & St Louis preferred and
' lilcago (Ire.it Western preferred. Th-S'
were an gains except ror Chicago & Ea.u-
'Til Illinois. Tim hnttnr iiinlnratntiillin- of
tho extent of tho Texas disaster nnd th
nmroaq enrnings proved depressing rnc
tors and bellied to ovnrnonin Ibn nnriv .id.
vunco. Missouri Pacific, Kansas & Texas
preferred nnd St. Louis Southwestern pre
ferred wero nil weak. Otherwise tho roads
111 uie nrreoteu territory moved narrowly.
This was true. In fuel, of tlin wtinlo lltt
and tho closing prices shewed few Impor
tant changes.
A raise In the rate for call loani to 2 per
cent attracted attention to the possibility?
of n money squeeze during tho autumn.
I ho rate fell back to l'i per cent when the
lianas camo into tne HtocK cxciiange wiin
uieir unplaced uainnco inte in the dav.
Tho prevalent ease of monev Is evidently
duo to the exceedingly scanty demand, and
any active speculation will probably make
inpld Inroads upon the reiotirces of tiu
lianks. It Is pointed out that the iiirpltM
of tho nssoclated banks Is concentrated In
n very rew institutions while the tot U
surplus reserves of tile sixty-three clear
ing house banks on Saturday nmounted
to over JSJ.noo.Ooo, more than J10.lv O.vOO of
surplus cash over the legal requirement
wns held by a slnglo Institution. Tliero
wns n rather sharp lecovery In sterling
exchange today which gave point to the
supposition that yesterday's decline was
due to short selling and today's supply
of cotton bills was Inadequate to cover
ino snorts. Knnsns city sotttnern rawed
-li. utiierwise tne bond market was wltn
out feature. Totnl sales. Mir vnlue. I'llO.
(). United States old 4s advanced ', nn 1
tne ;..s, registered, 'j, nn.i 3s, coupon,
per cent In tho bid nrice.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: The tone In
tho markets here today wns bright and
business was brisker than It has been, the
new activity, however, being mainly con
fined to tlio mining demand. Dealers think
that the general situation is much cle-'rer
and they expect the public to come Into
the market very soon. Americans opened
niiovo parity nnu closed nt tne nest, siimu
Intod by New York support. Compuru
lively little' Interest wns shown In the re
suits of the Maine election; tho success
of McKlnley being now looked upon hh
a foregono conclusion. Copper shares were
very strong, t Inton touching 69! on Paris
buying. Money and discounts were sta
tionary. Tho bank received 10.000 gold
rrom India ami xsa.uoij rrom cninn.
Following arc the closing prices on the
Jsew YorK stocK oxenunzu:
At hlrnn
1I0 pfd
Il.tltlinoro .1 Ohio
Cnnmllnn rncltlc.
Onnndn Poutheni
dies. & Ohio
Chicago (3. V....
Chi , II. & Cj
Chi. Ind. & U
1I1 1 pM
fill. Sc V.. Ill
. :s'i
. 70H
. 72M,
. n
. 19
. :s-k
. IUi
.. a
. r.r
Union P.ielilc
do pfd
Wabash
di pfd
74
7
is :
Wheel. 1
i:
do Id pfil
Wis. Central ..
Third Avenue..
Adams Kx
23
13
llO'i
124
IS!
Amerlcnn Ex
U S. Kx
t:
C'hleaco & N. W
..ifitij
Wells Knrgo 1ST
C , It. I. & V 1064
C. C C. .t St. L :S't,
Arner. Cot
Oil.
32'i
do plil
Amer. Malting ....
do pfd
Amcr. s. Sr n
do pfd
Ainer. Spirits
do pf.l
Anirr. S Hoop...
do pfd
Amor. B & W
do pfd
Amer. Tin Plate...
do pfd
Amer. Tobacco
do pfd
Colorado Ho
1I0 1st pfd
' 2' I pfd
Pel. & Hudson...,
Pel , L & V
Dfnver t It. O
On pfd
Krli
do 1st I'M
Oreat Nor. pfd....,
Hocking Coal
Hocking Valley ...
Illinois Centr.it
lown Centrjt
do I'M
Iike Erie & ...
di pM
Laki- Shore
Iviiilsvlll" N'nsli.
. 6
. 11
. 1JIJ
.111
.Kin
. ion
. 87".
. 11
. 34
.132
. "'J
. 3t
.IPi'l
. 18,
, 43
14
. 21
. SIP
. 1
. 17
. M'4
. Sir
. 71
. 2714
. si
. M14
.124
Anaconda Mln. Co.
4n;
. sv. urooKiyn It. T k
. si's no. i tiei iron . X.v.
.209 Con. Tolmrco 16
. 73' i I do pfd ;8
Mnnhnttan I.
Met. St. Hy
Mixlcan Central..
Minn. St. I.....
In pM
MlMourl r.uinc. ..
Mobile f.- Ohio....
M.. K. T
do i.M
..l.llijl do pfd c;'"
1 l'C
Oenerul I3lctrlc... lsnij
5i;
Olnco.s. Sugar...
.. ?3
.. r.n;
.. 91,
.. to
..13!
..umi
.. ac;
.. 7H4
.. r.i.
.. 71
do prd
Intem'a Paper
tlo pfd
Irficlrde O.U
National HlK.tiit..
do pf,
XntloiMl Lend....
do pfd
Nnllnind Steel....
do pfil
N. T. Air nrake..
No. Anterlcati
Purine Cant....
do 1st pfd
do il pfd '
Pacific Mull ,
People's On
Pressed Steel Car!
do pM
99U
m
71
3.14
SI
17',
10
S.MA
S'
no
1?
r,
M
Itl'i
31
00 r.
N. .1. (Vntnil....
N Y Central....
Norfolk (. West.
do pfd
Nor. Pacific
do pfd
Ontnrln fr West
Ore. rty. A- Nnv....
1:
7f,
do jifil
rennnylvniila
Ilrnillng
do 1st pfd..
do 2d pfd..
Hln Ci. V....
do pfil
,.iyif,
.. K.V
.. r.7
.. I7U
.. r.i
.. 9t;
.. f.7
..
........ 7P,
Car.. 1ST
Pullman Pal
S. TI. ,t T. .
SI. !.. H
F.
do 1st r'a
do 2.1 M
St I, Sontlnv....
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
SI P. & Om-ihn .
Southern Pnelllc.
Sninhern ItnlbvHy
do pM
Texas X- IMclOe..
Offered.
""r 1lnr.
do nfd nr
Tenn. Coal it Iron., (nv.
j . iatiirr....
do nfd
. 1HJ
. 7m;
. "1
. K
. 79i;
. I2i;
. ',.p;
. 51
.114
.17.1
.11"
.
. 11
. r.i's
U. S. llumVr....
lo Pfd
Western Union...
iiepiiiuie I. Xr ,s.
lo pfd
C. C. St. I.
. ii 1
Nciv York Money Mnrket,
NF.W YORK. Sept. ll.-MONKY-On cill.
Steady at Urif- per cent; last loan,
per cent.
Pltl.Mi: MIOUCANTILR PAPKIt-iWi
per cent.
STKItLINC, K.XC1IANOK Firm, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills at J4.Sij'i for
dcmaml anil JI.W ftir slx'y tlays; posted
rates. JI.SIIi I Sm and Jl.87',ifj I.Ss'i; commer
cial bills. Jl,f2'4fi4 S.1.
SILVKlt - Certlllcales. fi2.TitV1lic; har,
ffiivc: Mexican dollars. Ifl'iC
nONnS-Ooverniucnl. strong; stale, in
active; railroad, It regular.
Tlie closing prlie.i on bonilH today nre as
follows:
p. S rf. 2s. reg. .pi,ii p 1. 1'. Is
do i-oiip'Ui .1. 1 en. Ren. (Is. .11
do 3s. res lif'ii N';.. P.ielile 3 i";,i.
1I11 coupon ' Ml'J
do new Is. ieg....lol N V. C & st L . ..107
do COIIIOM l-II I.N. W. cm. 4s,.,.. fl7T.
do old 4s, rcg HI'iieK,,n Snv. Is... pn
do riittpon '.. " '
do 5S. r.g jOieion S. t (,
do coupon I'' do run. 5s
r f C 3 3 -';, Jeadlng gen. Is,
.I02H
.1 f,
.11 1',
. s
. !)-,
Il2-'i
Atcllsn gen. is...-i';-j "i. w .
do 111IJ 4h
S54.
iv 1 m 0 rs.
f4t I. ,v k p K u
ll.lfl.l So. .s.
Hill
12:11,
Chen, c O. I'l "I
j-j ' i"i coiuols ...psi.
J 1 ' P. U. IIS '
do 1 1
s ullieni p,i,.ino 1'.' ,
do rs
. ft N W. c. 7...4'
lo S. F d'b. -!
-hlrnro Ter 4" 11 -
ll
P..illiMiv ss msTi
Colo. SnuUiern 4s,..
S, 11
Tohh e P.'icino'is'i.:"!
ill rs
. IIS R'l
11. 11. i
do Is.
i.;-le seneral 4s 571 Pjiloii P,i,.ii0 4s
P W. n.sC. is.. il'a.UHluish is
.VI
.ItY.i;
.Il7ii
.1'2S
.1I2IJ
. urn
. 9';
O 11. r.lectrlc
.1" do
.113 West Shorn 4s i
. 1 'SjWIs. Central Is.
. C7 IVa. Centuries ..
. 52
Iowa cenirai is.
,; N. iini i-
M.. K. A T. 2s ..
do 4
When Issued
Ness York Mining: Stocks.
NRW YOIIK. Sent. 1l.Tho following are
tlie closing quotations for mining shares
today:
(Tiollar
Crown Point
.. 14
.. 11
,.12f,
.. no
.. .14
.. 23
.jaw
.. ?.'
. 21
""arlo
Ophlr
1) mouth
juli'ksllver ....
I'M .. ..
SpTrn Nevada
Standard
yn
.... 44
1')
no
IW
10
...,4i
PI
.... 10
Con , Cn. & a.
Peadwool
Could & Ciirrle
Hale eV Norc ' s
Iron Silver
Union Con ... ,
Yellow Jacket..
Mexican
llnnk ClenrlnuN,
CHICAGO. Sept. 11. -Clearings. J22,lfij,037;
linlances. J.'.70S,lWi; posted nxchango, J4.85
4l4.ss4; Now York exchange, 30o discount
ST. T.OUIS, Sept. U.-Clearlngs, J8.3I2.033;
balances, Ji3l,12o; money, ,4fj7 per cent;
New York exchange, two discount bid and
10c discount asked.
NKW YOIIK. Sept. U.-lJxchnnces. JIM..
684.fiMi: balances. JlO,OI)7,f.3S.
HOH TON. Sept. ll.-i;xclianges, J16.33J.027,
b.ilunces, J1.473.S
(ieriiinny's Proposed Ainrrlciin Loan,
NF.W YORK. Sept II -The Kvenlng Post
today soya; "Financial Institutions of lids
city havn been sounded respecting their
i.iiiikoc.s.s n, SUDS' Title to tnn iicrmn
K"vrrnincni loan It Is understood over
lures have heen tmnln in ihn Interest . 1
the Imperial government s preparations to
i" ""in"; uie viiina cimpaign.
A London cllspntch to the Kvenlng Post
says: "Houses here, such as the Peiltsene
nans, nnu tne inrge Anglo-American oanK
llll houses, know mil him nt Din reiiorlod
application of the Oerman government for
1 ti A . ifl rn n tun 1 '
Huston Stock (luotatlons
nOSTON, Sept. 11. -Call loans. 2ff3 per
ceni; ume loans, 311114 per cent, umcini
closlnc:
A. T A- S. r. :S' Wesilngh. Klectrlc
,uo !'' To', Atchison ,
American Surar. ...t IDS 1 Adventure
.. ,1 f'r". m Alloiiti Mln. Co..
U'l Telephone 11 1 mnl Corper
IViston lHevate.1. . . . M .'4 ' A t l.intl
Hoston Maine.. ..Kg liinsion Mnni...
4S'i
.. 99
.. P.
.. IS
..
.. JAJ
. 3.M
..
..14.)
.. 14
.. ll
c 11. o
IMVliiitte & Hoston
H Cat. it Herla ..
Dominion Clal
Federal Steel
do pfd
Fltchburg pfd
do pfd
IM. Hlec. Ill
Mexican Central..
N E. (las & coke
old Dominion
Itubber
Union Pacific
West Hnd
3 c.ntentual
I ranklln
1391.
i .nih'lJt ....
.189',
Osceola 68
Parrot 4J
Qulncy 113
Sanln 1 Copper... 4'4
Tamarack 221
Utah Mlnlnc SHt
-in
IP.
12'j
IS
9
oi-t inona i
93!Wolerlnes 4t'j
Hid.
. ...,'"'"lon s,ek HUotntloiis.
LONDON. Sept. II. s p. m Closing;
consols, money. ..98 13.161
Eric
HS
34'i
C4
OH
7.Hi
6T.
9';
4I'i
do account
91
do 1st pfd
P nnsylvanla .,
Heading
N'o. Pnelllc pfd.
Or.mil Trunk...
Anaconda
Hand Mines
Atchison
Canadian Pnelllc
St Paul
Illinois Central...
Louisville
Union Pacific pfd
N. Y. Central....
!9'
.. 92'i
..117
..H9i
.. 7m
.. 761;
..MP.
linirv"'iir' tenc!y, at 2S'td.
MON hi 2H per cent.
tJ ''""'f of "Iscount for short bills was
cent e month9 blllB' 3H Pcr
Forclttii l-limnclnl.
dnmnn,V,'..Sc,pt; '! -Money wns in fair
K,m,0llhp,sl,lok exchange todny nnd
discount was steady, but there was little
increnso In speculation. On the stock ex
. i"?.-.!le 1mo,v,neiit wns more contldent
and partlc:ilarl:' In mines, on Paris buy.
Ing.
Uiero was continued Inniilrv for
Hands. In which n rni .,,. 'i '.,"
I ,.w.s wins donP' . .Hhodeslnns were also
J,''"!ff'. . Home rails were strons nnd
..mr,o.,h.1Vh.'r. '"nzllln'i" were In clemnnd
lr a" ,ll14s Vcre "ff"ed. Americans
opened stendy nt parity, because somu
what Irregular nnd Improved. Union Pa
cifies were the feature. At the close prices
?r ,he .M'V'"' election news being
favorably received. Orand Trunks were
In strong demand, on Increased traffic. Itlo
tlntos were harder
imi1.18." S.0,,t' 11 T1'?'008 were nrm n the
Thiooti,1?' !a.V. 'J"u. ,bl'"lnc8!i was active.
1 hrougl out the last hour prices were below
J,L. .Kbu ot ,t.hp ''"y-.but they closed
?,o 1 . 'ntenmtlomils nlone were henvy,
ending lie Chinese settlement. Hlo tlntos
aduinced several points nnd closed strong.
?ernnr-8 nCTC ?,nPI'h owl" lo 'l"tlbt re
garding the dividend, nnd Kalilrs were
actlfo and higher, on numerous orders for
were voryCacUvo Imlllstrln1'' nml trnctlono
.i,IJ,'.U,,.',N'So,"t- "i-'btflness wns quiet on
I! .eJ,Y'urso ,0(I'l'- Amerlcnna nnd Canadian
Pacifies were harder. Transvaal railroads
roso considerably on fnvornble rerorts.
Mlno shares were HUp'.ortcd.
Comlltlnii of the Trrnsurv.
WASHINGTON. Sept. ll.-Today's state,
merit of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the JIW.OOO.OX) gold
reserve. I11 the division of redemption,
Merifi'iithaliT DIvliIeinL
NICW YORK Sept. ll.-Tho directors of
the Mergentlinler Linotype company have
dec hired the regular quarterly dividend
or 215 per cent and nn extra dividend of
2'i per cent, both payable September 29.
Cotton Mnrket.
NRW YORK, Sept. ll.-COTTON-There
was marked change In the order of trans
actions on the Now York cotton exchange
today. Oneratlons nnd fluctuations par
took urentlv of vesterdnv'a annnllniinl
velopnients, tliere wns 11 quick return to
mo 0101 coiioiuons in nearly all respects.
1 ho I.ronoiinceil slrenpih nt il.lu ,..i,..i
last nbjlit gave Kuronean bears another
twlugo of frlglit. which resulted In a sky-
roi'Ki-i rise 01 l.Tdi'.i'ii points In Liverpool
soon after tlie onenlng. New Y'ork sliorts
111N0 mane a wim drive for safer ground
on the opening here:.' but before their de
mands could be annoased nrloes climbed
9rilr points. There came a smash of KW720
imiins uinicr a uasu 01 tne public for tho
protlts which had accrued diirintr tlu lnio
bulge. With the collapse came tlie passing
wo t,i 101.- nun ii-vtT nnu a return or normal
trading. Thereafter changes were com
paratively narrow nnd siieculatlon failed
u. mien nnyining iiko tne volume recorded
yesterday. Tlie gnllerv was packed with
expectant onlookers before tho opening and
all morning the pit below was tho object
of special Interest to spectators who
thronged the visitors' space. Reports that
European shorts had effected a long sought
for settlement took the snap out of the
bull trading In Liverpool ns well ns here.
The claim was nNo mnde that the damage
11. couoii iicnr uaivesion unci been ex
ncgerated. There wns decidedly less ex
cltement in tlie cotton market today, a!
though the volume of trading was still
heavy and tlie action of the market still
verv Irregular. Liverpool nt one tlmo was
12llfllA points hlplier. Instead of Mi? nolnls
advance expected. Lnter the Kngllsh mnr
ket gavo way and closed feverish, with the
net uremic reduced to 'uin 12-fild. Our
mnrxoi niacie n reluctant response, onen
lng at 1111 ndvance of Mild jiolnts. after
whlcli there was a break of .10 noliits on
September and 2bt743 points on the re
mainder of the st. The s luatlnn hnd
some support from eleventh-hour public
buying, but the lamer lncnl traders wero
inclined to real 70 If nnl to sell for short
account. Naturally tlie trade was cautions.
as ino news from Texas failed to clvo
positive Information regnrdlng tho damage.
Resnectlng this feature, views here were
Inclined to bo moro conservative than here
tofore. As a rule crop accounts were favor
able. P.v noon the trading level was ftftl2
points, ns compared with the closing of
the pervious dav. The course of the mnr.
ket later was varied with wenkuess tlie
most cnnsnlcnous feature. T.ioiildnllon ho.
came active following reports that 'iver-
11001 suoris nan ciiecied a settlement nnd
that the damage to the crop in Texas by
the late storm would not exceed 100.000
bales. Tlie earlv nfternnon government
report proved bull sh. n exoected. but 1II1I
not long arrest the downwnnl cntirso of
prices. Tlie market closed lOffir. points
tower. Futures dosed steady: Ketitnmhor
JlO.l.'.; October. JO 91; November. M.fiO; lie.
comber. JOM: Jnuuary. ?n 50; Febrtarv,
tO.Kfi; March. 0 40: April, JO. 47: May, JD.17;
Juno. .lii: Jul v. J9. 11.
NKW OHLHANS. Sent. 11 COTTON
Firm: sales. 2.300 bales: ordinary. RlS-lfic:
good ordinary, 05ic: low middling. 10He:
nildilllnir. in'sc: rood tulildllnir IHtc: mlr).
illlng fair, 113c Receipts. 1,4 JS bnles; stock.
"1.1,1 polos Futures steadv; Soi.tember,
JI0.3..; October. JO.SSWI 00; Pecember. JO.4.1
!. 1 4 : .lanunrv. JOndiOll; P'obruary. J0.4.r
'!)!; March. J0.t3Ti0ll; April. J9.l3ffi9.ll:
Mnv, M.44fiO t.",.
ST. LOUIS. Sent. 11.-COTTON-Flrm.
'Michnnged: sales. 171 bales: middling, 10i;o.
Hecelpts. II bales: shipments. M bnles;
slock. (1.709 bales
LIVERPOOL. Sent II. -COTTON-Snot In
limited demnnd. prices hardening; Ameri
can middling, 7'd. The silcs of the dav
were ft.OoO bales, of which ,.00 were for
speculation and tnrhnlcd 1 Sf1 bales of
American. Hccelnts. 1.2flo bales, oil Amor.
lean. Futures opened excited and closed
feverish. American middling. I. m. e..
Seqtember. 7S-04d. buyers: Septemher-Oc.
tober, 0 3.r,l',.f, .t-filil. fmllors; (Ictober-No-vcmber.
5 SS-WiR M-fild. sellers: Ilerember-
innuarv. D 21-li "-fitd. buers: .lanunrv-
February S IR-filfiS 19-iTld. buyers: Febrii.
arv-March. r. IC-Sld; Mnrch-Aprll, RJI-r.ld.
sellers; Aprll-Mnv. 3 H-Oif.-. 13-Cld. bivers;
Mnv-June. oll-rild. buyers: .lune-.liilv
r. in.fiid. sellers; July-August, r. R-ftlffS 0-fild.
buyers.
Cnllforuln Dried Fruits,
NRW YORK Sent. 11 -CALIFORNIA
PRIi:n FRCITS-Inncilve- there was a
good demand for str.ctlv choice tirades of
evnporateil apples todav. but holders show
no dlsnosltlon to part w'tn their goods nt
current rates nnd verv lit'le business was
transacted. At the close the market rule!
about steadv at unchanged prices, but
tendlne upward. Slite. common, quoted
nt 3f5o' prime i'iS'ic: choice Rtiiiijo:
f incy. Mfii'jc. Prunes were nuoled t 3Kdf
7Hc per lb. ns to mj;o nnd quality. Apri-
cots. Royal, IKfltc- Moor park, iriUIS'.
Peaches, peeled. lllilRc; unpeelcd, (Kjnc
CofTee Mnrket.
NRW YORK. Sent. II - COFFKF. -Soot
steady; No. 7 Invoice, SV Mild market
steady. The mnrket for futures opened
steady. Willi December 5 points hlxhcr
and other positions unchanged. Then ruled
easier on local pressure, declining 10172r
points, llrazll rallies nnil spot buyers hold
ing aloof, while warehouse deliveries fell
off and there wns no nubile speculation to
sjm.nrt. The market closed with prices
lO'alD points net lower. Totnl sales. 14 ROfl
bags. Including October lit J7.307.ali; Do
cembor. J7.53f7 70; March, J7.fi.Vi77 SO; May,
J7.7.VtJ7.S:..
Sugar Mnr;e(,
NKW YORK. Sent. ll.-SUOAR-Raw.
strong; fair refining, 4',o; centrifugal. 9?
test. 5c: molasses sugar. 4e Refined, tlrm:
open kettle. iKo- centrlftnrnl. vellow. Me
r,i.r; scnnds, 3til9-lGc. Syrup, new, 75c
per gaiion. i
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Trains Arrived RathorLate and Market Ooip
sequently Was Slow in Oponlng.
HOG QUOTATIONS AGAIN ADVANCED
llerf Cnttlc olit fjpnernlly n
l.oirrr and Snmr l True
Feeders, lint Cmvs Held
About fiend .
Little
of
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. II
. Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Official Monday ti.Miti 1.!i2 9, fi
Official Tuesday 7,215 fi.9.-9 1.945
Two days this week 14,14! 7,911 ll.!i5t
Same davs Inst week ll.!2n 11.433 lS.'.4ti
Same week before 11.572 10,370 l'J.332
same three weeks ago... s,VM 9,70) I7.JI5
batne four weeks ngo.... 7.S:2 7,2il 2.U2
Average price paid for bogs for the last
govcrni nays, wltn comparisons
I 1900. i899;lS95TlW7.llls9fi.l?r;.lS9.
A lie.
15.. I 4 97
I 4 4I 3 73!
4 32, 3 7.1
I 4 30 3 71,
5 Ml 4 42 5 OS
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Allg.
Aug.
Aug.
Allg.
Aug.
Aug,
Aug.
'Ug.
Aug.
Allg.
hept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sent.
10.. 4 9S
17. . 1 5 00
3 70
I 71
1 III a vi
2 S4
2 92
t im ;, 11
lt.., 4 y3
4 4.1 3 Wi
4 GO 3 07
' 3 73
4 42 I
4 42 3 IVV
3 l
S 731
3 70
3 it!
1 5 07
19.
20.
4 51 1
5 03
G 02
5 01
4 97
5 0?
5 03
4 PS
5 02
6 02
6 CO
5 03
2 791 4 5t G 04
21..
2J.'.
21..
25..
2(5. .
27..
29..
30..
31..
1...
2...
3...
,S5,
7:
4 49i 5 10
4 M a 04
4 411 3 74
3 S3
?, 79
4 361 5 12
4 42
4 40
4 38
3 81
2 OS
4 30
5 14
3 73
3 72
i Mi 2
9
6
3 21
3 21
5 M
3 91
4 02!
4 32
3 70
2 75 4 24
4 40
3 9
SO!
4 2a
4 42 3 70
2 S4
4 22
4 21
4 20!
5 36
4 40, 3 72
4 27 3 CI
4 20 3 Ul
4 14 3 e?
3 91
42
.t 10
2 81
5 45
5 03
5 04V
.1 '111 2 77
1 n:l - si 4 3
5 02 3 fiS 4 07 2 81 4 34
4
5 OCV 4 191 I I 01 2 71 4 21, fi 01
Sept. S.
R 4 221 3 02i ; 2 761 4 13 5 55
5 KU, 4 23i 3 C3I 4 05 I 4 20 C 51
tept. ti.
Sept. 7.
Sept. 8.
Sept. 9.
Sent. 10
0 08V 4 30 3 531 I 02' 2 7i! I 22l 5
5 10Ti' 4 30- 3 GO! I 00 2 81 5 5S
4 291 3 07
1 'III 2 811 4 21
ft 16H
! 3 t
4 2l
li HI 2 Mi 4 C4. 6 2
3 81, 2 8i 4 Oi'l 5 82
Sept.
11. 1 5 22
Indicates Sundtiv.
Tho official number of ears of stock
Drought In today by each road was:
c.,m.s. p. nvc.,!u!pno?m,'.p:",r'r:
O. & St. L. Ry. 2 t
Mo. P. Ry fi 4 .. !!
U. P. system 87 15 5
-(? r- X;,":. "; 61 ". : '
C. St. P., M. & O. Ry 12
H. ei M. R. R. R, ..113 If, 2 2
O., H. & Q. Ry. ... 1 I ., ,.
K. C. & St. J 16
C, R. I. & P., east.. 2 fi
C. R. 1. & P., west.. 13
Illinois Central 1
Totnl receipts ...3M S7 7 3
The dlstlOSltlon of tho dnv'n rncntots wns
51s follows, eacli buyer purchasing the num.
ucr 01 iienii muicnteci:
buyers. Cnttle. Hogs. Sh'p.
Omnha Pncklnir Cn.
82.3
t. II. Hammond Co....
Swift and Company
Cud.'ihy Packing do. ...
Armour & Co
Omaha Pkg. Co,, K, c.
Swift ft Co., K. C
Armour ,t Co., K. C. ..
1.010
1,182
1.169
1,285
11. llecker & Degan ...
Vunsant & Cn
J. L. Carey
Lobmitn & Co
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Hnntzlngor
Livingstone & Schnller..
Hamilton ,t Rothschild..
L. F. Husz
Ctidahy Hros. & Co. ..
115
11. 1,. ucnnis & cjo. ...
A. S. Mawhliinev
II. F. llobblck
Other buyers
1,204
Totals
fi.f.10 G.S7I 1,519
CATTLU The stormv weather hnd n ten
dency to make tlie trains late In nrrlvlng
lotiay, anu it was well along In tlie rore
110011 before buyers were able to tell mue'i
about whnt wns to be on sale. It was evi
dent, however, that there was to be no
scarcity and as a result they did not huiry
nbout buying up what was In sight. Re
celpts included fully forty cars of cornfed
cuttle and tlie quality of the offering ns a
whole was very good. The market was
rather uneven nnd could bo quoted all tlie
way from steady to 10c lower In extreme
cases. Packers scorned to want tlie cattle,
but tho liberal supply gave them a chance
to take off a little.
There were not many cows on snle. and
the market was fairly nctlvo ami Just about
stenuy on nil grades, fanners moved rainy
well at cnml stroni; nrlces nnd s.d.er.s had
little difficulty in disposing ot whatever
tney 1111 1 1 to sen.
The feeder market was well supplied In
numbers, but strictly "holce cattle wero
rather scarce. Tlie market on the better
grades was probably Just nbout st'Mdv.
but anything that wns not prime was right
around n dime tower, ituyers. however,
took hold witli considerable life and the
cattle moved over tho scales quite rapidly.
Stock cows and heifers also changed hands
nt a little lower prices than they would
Imve brought last week.
Tlie western grass cattle were again al
most entirely feeders and cow stuff. There
were not to exceed eight cars of beef cattle,
nnd ns the demand on tlie pnrl of paclfn
Is good for that class of cattle lltey changed
hands nt nbout steady prices. The -ow
stuff was also about steady, the supply
hardly being equal to the demand. The
best feetiers brought nbout steady price.',
but the moro common grades were RIPV
lower than ycstrdnv. Representative sales:
HHKF STKKRS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
31 1214 4 4) 1 1240 S 2'.
4 ir.7 4 50 38 12T.4 r, .'.1
24 8C6 4 60 22 10',1 6 i;
13i0 I 75 2-1 1177 .I 2:.
1 r.,. HOI 4 7". M 12(0 r. ::o
12 P,7 4 75 87 11 V. ,'. "0
17 MJ 4 8,1 31 13.1) ' 11
2 1CS1 B 00 62 129 5 41
io lefij r. oo 17 lien :,o
18 1137 ill " 1272 5 61
r, iMs r v, 19 no r, m
17 116) 5 13 II 16V. .". 61
55 1181 5 20 22 1216 8 "0
37 1216 5 SO 2. 1261 B to
51 , 2.i 32 1220 S 40
3 1211 5 25 20 IftV, :, 13
STKHRS AND HIUFHRa.
El 1132 6 80
STI'F.RS-TF.XAS.
1 880 4 8) 43 1081 4 8)
COWS.
3 irsWi 2 61 1 1W 3 fO
l' J 10 2 93 22 sjo 3 2.-,
1 S0 2 9-. II 1166 4 03
II 921 2 J.". 9 910 3 15
2 810 2 91 .
11U1FKRS.
3 760 3 25
UIH.I.S.
1 If 40 3 60 1
CAI.VKS.
.120 3 75
I..
4..
48..
1..
3..
17) 4 10
3....
186
193
.114
, ISO
8 2.1
8 25
:. so
412 4 30
II... .
66 ...
3....
1....
:6 r, oo
380 5 00
306 3 M
150 3 SO
STAUS.
1190 4 25
STOCK CM.VKS.
345 3 7. 1 31 4 M
r.65 3 75 4 350 :, 25
440 4 75
STOCK COWS AND HWFF.RS
f.M 2 70 II 71 3 10
9f.0 3 50 2 "'0 111
f.17 3 10 1 158) 3 25
HTOCKIM'K AND FKHniP'S.
149..
3...
1,10 3 hi "0 3,1 "
26 V3 3 81 61
412 5 no
ft l':ill(Ai A.
30 feeders.. 810 3 15
13 reeders
ID feeders
.1036
. C3S
3 40
4 10
3 25
3 75
3 35
3 00
I 40
3 25
3 75
3 00
I 12H
1 12',
1 12!
3 50
2 S3
2 85
1 feeder... 8SO 3 on
26 feeders.. !VV! 4 00
13 feeders.. 1021 1 1 Ji
r. cows...
1 cow
17 cows. . .
I cow
2t feetiers
10 heifers.
1 feeder.
1 cow
6 feetiers
1 feeder.
SOI
1090
056
1050
003
778
880
880
1003
7 COWS S.l - M
cows. . . . 867 3 2'.
5 cows 080 3 30
fi cows 015 2 75
1 bull. ... R'10 3 10
IS feeders . 6.11 I 10
3 feeders.. 10 4 20
2 cows.. ..10.V) 3 00
0 feeders, fllfi 4 121,,
1 feeder... Ooo 4 12VJ
030
feeders. .1050
22 cows 020 2 W
3 cows
.1006
. 716
. 720
1 cow 7n 2 oo
62 cows..
It cows..
I heifer.
1 feeder
20 cows. .
1 cow...
72 cows 712 2 S3
22 feeders
. 610 3 70
. 720 3 25
340 3 r
.12"5 4 20
. 067 1 15
.1260 4 20
700 3 no
3 heifers.
I heifer..
4 feeders
.1150 3 75
. 012 3 40
.880 3 00
52 feeders
3 cows 780 2 f)
2 cows... .1010 3 05
1 hull 1160 2 30
2 bulls 805 2 00
I slag 1080 2 00
I cow 1060 2 65
7 heifers... 860 3 35
1 cow 010 2 70
18 feeders.. 857 4 00
2 feeders.. 850 3 23
1 feeder.
1 feeder.
880 3 Oil
0 feeders. 1033 3 00
3 feeders .1043 3 If
1 cow 010 2 65
1 bull 1150 3 00
1 cow 870 2 10
1 bull 080 3 or.
1 cow 1210 2 50
7 feeders. .
4 00
3 05 13 cows 838 3 00
1 15 101 feeders.. 886 4 15
2 50 11 cows 1060 3 30
3 00 20 feeders.. 735 4 00
I 20
O. Ilnah Neb.
74 feeders.. 566
17 feeders. 877
15 cows 761
15 cows 1016
13 feeders.. 5R3
r.
23 feeders.. 050 I 00 22 cows 000 3 20
nimnnson nros. Noli.
53 feeders. . 838 3 80
W. W. A t-Nob.
61 feeders. 1075 4 30
! F Peterson Neb.
00 feeders 1070 4 25 49 feeders. .10SD 4 25
1 feeder... 1040 3 00
COLORADO.
IS feeders.. MS 4 10 l feeder... 660 4 10
1 feeder... 170 3 50
8. M. Doleshnll-Colo.
575 I 15 1 feeder 65(1 3 75
. S45 3 85 2 feeders.. 940 3 28
20 feeders
9 feeders
Thomns Pros. Neb.
47 feeders MM I 25
K. M. Fullen-Neb.
933 4 00 9 feeder.. 841 4 00
3 feeders. .
1 feeder.
. Ufa) 4 Ml
L. Hopkins Neb.
4 feetiers.
1 feeder..
1 feetlcr .
887 3 80 1 feeder... 1030
3 SO
3 80
3 SO
4 05
3 50
8:m 3 8o
1 feeder. . fifo
9V) 3 80 4 feeders.. 1025
II. Hawthot ne Neb.
36 feeders.
MS 4 Of, Kfi fKcdnrs
953
968
I feeders.. 897 4 05 10 feeders.
. , C. Allen-Neb.
13 feeders.. 7S0 4 25 14 feeders.
998 4 10
H. Dent-Neb.
831 I 05 12 feeders.
870 1 05 1 feeder..
12 feeders..
1 feeder...
694
780
4 05
3 00
, , , NUl Til DAKOTA.
12 feeders.. 1185 4 15
, , , Powell h I).-Colo.
1 feeder... 020 3 60 0 feeders.. 683
..5 feeders. . 822 I 25
4 00
Nelson ITsh-3. I).
Soo 3 fin I feeders.. 767
(1. N. Krlckson Neb.
, f.12 3 05 2 cows SO.)
2 heifers..
7 heifers..
15 cows
3 50
2 50
3 i
. '."it 2 90 5 cows HIS
.1620 2 P0
I bull..
John Dol.iii Neb
1 bu 1280
3 05
1 heirer..
1 heifer .
. R30
. 770
926
, 905
, 776
.1020
1030
1054
997
2 60
3 10
4 00
4 20
3 25
3 60
3 61)
3 00
3 W
6 heifers... 71S
Is cows 1063
22 feeders.. 854
2 feeders.. 850
11 feeders.. Mi
3 cows looti
1 cow 990
3 cows. ...1076
3 l)
3 03
I 00
3 25
4 20
3 IV)
3 60
12 feeders.
4 feeders.
3 feeders.
1 cow
1 cow
5 cows
3 60
4 cows....
n !iIavi,i
163 feeders. 1033 4 10 12 feeders. .1033 3 50
, . K. C. Roberts-Mont.
S feeders.. 1310 4 20 3 feeders. .1073 3 60
1 feeder. ..1230 3 90 7 feeders. .1117 3 90
1 feeder... 1140 3 90
, . . K. Tracy Neb.
62 feeders.. 1065 4 25 4 feeders.. 1063 3 50
. J. Aden Nob.
3 heifers... 60 3 20
. , . U. Fratt-Mont.
5 heifers... $25 3 10 lenlf ....206 5 nO
9 calves... 216 5 00 1 heifer... 810 5 00
1 heifer.... 620 3 40 3 calves. .. 213 6 00
. . P. K. Nelson Colo,
20 feeders. . 94S 4 00 13 feeders.. 893 4 00
1A, . J. M. Mlmlg-Colo.
40 feeders.. Wl 3 90 1 feeder .. 60 3 90
Mltiteu Hros.-Neb.
1 cow 60 2 CO 1 stag 870 2 S5
1 cow 790 2 5
Cresswell Cattle Co.-S. D.
83 feeders.. J079 4 40 II ttf ders. . 9S4 1 OG
Wilson & O.-Neb.
1 cow 70 2 50 1 cow 960 2 15
2 cows 60) 3 00
... . . Kct Blsell-S. D.
151 feeders. 642 4 30 13S heifers. .. 625 3 GO
119 feeders. 799 3 85 3 heifers... fir. 3 10
6 feeders.. Gil 3 25 26 cows 867 2 75
t l.-.,lllfnnU 11
20 cows .... S2t! ' 2 65 10 heifers
J W 'rhomnsonV.ili
623 3 10
69 feeders.. 890 3 85 1 feeder... 920
3 00
IIOC3S Thorn wns n lleht mo of
hogs
here today for a Tuesday and as nnckers
were all anxious for supplies the market
was nctlve and higher. The long string of
hogs Veslerdnv hrom-ht 1.V1.Y us luminal
J5.20, so that tlie market today was 11 good
nickel hlebpr Tho nrlmo llt-lit iv..,.1um ....
clay sold at J5.22'.; and J5.25 und ns high as
J...30 was paid for a choice loatl of medium
light hogs. Tlie coarse heavy hogs sold
from J5.20 down, but the light supply nnd
big demand make even the coarser hogs
Bt-ii icmiiiy. nome sines were probably
made that were no more than 2t4e higher.
While others wi.r,. follv 11 film.. Meim,. in
the market as a whole wns a good Be higher
union ni-in iirnving an ino morning, nut
nftcr packers bud boui-bt nbntu nit in.,
hogs they wanted they lowered their bids In
sympathy with tlie easier close at Chicago
., . "laiRei eiuseti ncro Willi mucn of
nn- iiiivance iosi.
Today's advance
carries the market to
the hlchest nolni
reached since Mny 16,
cost was J5.23. Repre-
when the nverago
seimiuve sales:
No.
Av.
.Sh.
I'X.
No.
71 , .
DO...
Av.
....211
....sr.
....26;
...224
Hh.
Pr.
20
5 20
o 221 i
5 22U
C 221,
.'. 221,
u 2.'i.
6 22 U
6 221 j
5 224
5 221,
5 22 i
B 221-j
5 224
5 221,
K 22U.
5 221,
5 22',
5 25
5 25
35...
es...
10...,
.... I1
.... M
...,sn
....314
....307
....27.
....Sflt
....-$
...."It
.,..301
....:6
....27
....2:6
....311
....:si
....:s2
....2f0
. . ! 2
....251
....:)
....:t
....279
...:?
...'.21s
,...s:t
....iiij
....:6i
3 7:.
;i -M
r, 10
5 U
5 17'a
5 IP,
5 17'a
IT',
5 17'w
5 20
5 20
5 20
5 20
5 20
5 2)
5 20
5 '.'0
S 2.1
5 20
0 2)
:. :o
6 20
r. iii
5 :n
s 20
5 20
5 20
s 20
6 20
.-. :o
5 20
r. :o
1 20
fi 20
6 CO
r.
5 ;o
.. 2)
r. :o
o :o
r, ;o
r. :o
61
79
E4
74
a
50
82
7
i3
80
C ....
63
,
a ....
65
ft
71
!
112....
7.1
151....
71
81
i
76....
r;
ci
K
M
r.l
!l
97
70
,V
T8
81
n ...
68 . ..
40
80
40
40
40
ieo
40
40
12)
80
41
40
40
101...
M...
6.'.'.
.3...
...Jff.
...26)
...233
...26S
..!1
,..231
,..258
...2SI
. ..?M
,..232
,..:o;
. .21.1
..217
...224
...2C9
,..2lf.
..2J6
243
!l!iiii
, . .220
. . .2!0
..214
...2(9
,..".-.8
...261
.20.7
..:o
. .219
..Jl"
..26'.
..214
..187
. 29
".VI
. 236
CI...
...
M...,
r.l...
C2 ..
..".
57. . .
i.:....
M....
60...,
67...,
J...,
5S...
fit...
SO r. :
40
80
4)
so
80
120
40
16)
40
10
ISO
80
80
2on
70. . . .
I....
1...,
.'.8...
f....
73....
..5.'.6
. .2
r.....
70 ...
781
761
3ln
310
301
IDS
;?S
:s:
1M
ro-
5 28
1 27",
s 2;i .
s 271,
n 271,
10
10
-V
5 20
f.9
!31
40 r, 30
SI I HUP There was nraetlenllv nothing on
the market today but n few cars of feetiers.
ns the storm bended off nearly all the stuff
Hint was expected. I tic reeders mat were
on tho market brought good strong prices
and ImiI there been any killers bore tlie
general opinion was that thev would have
brought good, satisfactory prices.
Quotations: Choice western grass
wethers. J3.35ff3.50; choice grass yonrllngs.
J3.5tWi3.05; choice ewes, J3.00ff3.25; fair to
good ewes. J2.50173.00; choice spring
lambs, J5.00iij!i,25; fair to good spring
lambs, J4.65fi5.O0; feetlcr wethers. J3.30ff
3.50; feeder lnmbs, J4.oo74.40. Representa
tive sales:
117 Wyoming feeders
332 Wyoming feeding lambs..
2 Wyoming feeding lambs..
152 Wyoming lambs
81 Wyoming lambs
117
56
56
61
61
3 10
4 26
4 25
I 53
4 75
CIIICAfiO 1,1 VH STOCK ll.MIKKT,
Cnttle nnd Hok t.'cnernll v Sleiiilj,
villi Micep IIiiIIiik StroiiBcr.
CHICAOO. Sept. 11. -CATTKK Recelnts
4.500 head, Including 2.100 westerns nnd l.ooo
icxnns; generally steady; natives, best
on sale today, 2 cars at JU.Oo; good to
prime steers, j.i.tiorqti.oo: poor to medium.
Jl.wjl8.ri0; selected feetiers, stonily at Jl.00
fii.i.i; mixeci smcKors, wciik at J3.0Ofj3.80;
cows, J'.75fit50; heifers, J3.00f?5.00; canners,
J2.nOfi2.7R; bulls, J2.73fil.ffl; calves. J5.00fi
6.75: Texiius. best on sale today. 15 loads
at JI.10; Texas-fed steers, Jl. 23175.00; Texas
crass steers, ;i..-.nt i.2'i; Texas bu s, J2.50fi
3.10.
HOtiS-Recelpts today, 18.000 head; tomnr-
ii, .I.""., iii-.io ; iru over, ",i"ni Head; nv
erage steady; top, J5.65; mixed ami hutch
."''"'"Wl; gootl o choice heavy, J5.20
Vi-.i- T "K" "Wy. J3.t10tf5.15; light. 15.2
fi5.65; bulk of sales, J5,25Ti5.f0
Ml KM' ASH IiAMllS-RooolptS. 11.000
heat ; market active nnd stronger; good
lo choice wethers, J3.fi.5fi 3.95: fair lo choice
mixed, J3.3jTr.Tfi,.; western sheep. J1.5fi3, !i,5:
V-?f I1- J-50fi.l.25: nallve lambs, JI.25
ii,.,, 111--.I1-IH iriouiN, ,..i;'(n. ,.i,
Uiinsiis 'lt- Mu Stock,
LCN'SAV,TV',So"1 11 CATTI.R Re
ciripts IO,fi0.i natives nnd l.ofio Tcxans.
liberal supply; all killers and best feeding
grades stendy, common feetiers slow and
lower: native steers. Jl SM.S.70; sleeker
and feetiers lT5MM.fi.': butcher cows and
heifers, J3.0tVo5 30. canners. J2.Rnfi3.nO. fed
westerns, Jf"V,MsO; wintered Texans.
J3.75f73.S5- Krass Tcxans. t3.35fi3 75
CAI.VFS-Recelpts, 1.200 heail. inarkt
sleittiy; sales. J5.25f(6 10 per ct.
IIOOS- Receipts, O.iXiO head, arto tr.idc
steady to 6e higher; heavy and mixed
J.. 23f5.37V, Ilgllt. J.i.2flf(5 0; pKs, J I 20fj I 75
riu:i:p and lamus-rccipis. iw
lientl; lambs shade higher: muttons steadv.
lambs. JIOOfir.20; m litems. J:i 5oTt.TS'i, feeti
ers, J3.0ufM.15; culls, J2.50fl.100.
eiv lorli I.lvo Stocli.
NKW YORK. Sept. II HKIIVMS R( -celpts,
558 head. Market, steady feeling nnd
firm; unlive steers nt Liverpool mid I on
don. i:fil3?c: range cattle. llf12c re
frigerator beef. OfMOlJc per lb : shipments
1.101 cnttlo, 1,150 sneep nod 1310 quartet
of beef.
CAI.VKB - Receipts, 217 head Market In
good demand nt steadv prices; venls. J5 'ft'n
8 50; small calves, JI.0Offl.50, no graser
here.
SIIKKP AND I.AMBS R-clpts, 2.'0.
head; sheep In fair demand and steady,
lnmbs slow; medium nnd eommm. weak,
sheep. J2 75fM.37i; lambs, tlC2l4f(4.65.
HOUR Receipts, !W1 head: one car on
sale. Market stonily nt !5 "5ffiU0
StoeU In sight.
Following are the receipts at the four
principal western markets for Scptemher IP
Cattle, lire. Sheep
South Omaha 7,245 5 558 1 Pis
Chicago 4,800 IS.fnO 11.00)
Kansas City SO.f'irt 0,1.00 34")
St. Louis 3.-00 1.800 1 800
Totals
35,645 37.76 ) 20 15
S, I, mils Lite ntoi'U,
ST. I.OFIS. Hpt 11. -CATTLK- Receipts
3,800 head. Including 50 Toxans Market
active untl steady; native shipping and ex
port steers, Jo.tVififi.fO; dresned beef and
butcher steers JI2ry36.55. steers un ler
1,000 lbs., JJ.50C6.00; stocken nd feeders,
J3 Vi'iH 70. rows nnd heifers, 12 (iC iM, can
ners. Jl,Wfi2 50 bulls, J2TMI3;. Texas nnd
Jtidisn steers, f3 25xM.t, cows a id heifer.",
J2.45,t6
IlOtJS Receipts, (.80) head. Market f.o
IV'illlir-. Die and lights, J5 t 06.6t), packer.
JS JOfl-,,, bud hers. jY3.v,i5 60.
SHHi:P AND LAMPS Receipts. 1,S)
hewd. Market generally I5e higher, natlirt
muttons M7MM..O; lamb., Jl.7li6., ctilli
anil bucks, JITMMon, stockers. J3 .
Si, .foncpli I, Mr storU.
SOt'TlI ST .IliSKPII. Mo., Sept. II -C
,l.)?n.'.,,!;1..Th" Journal quotes:
1 Al I Livltei eipts. l.8tO bend; mnrket
steady to strong, natives, J4.H(5. 10; Tcxans
nJViV'5,erllM' ''-5Jf.40, cows and heifers.
2.0OtM Of.; bulls nnd stags. t2.0trf4.75; yenr
lings and calves. J3 3MM.40; stockers nnl
lT,'k'X.H', -5. lenls, J5 001(7.(0.
HOas-Recelpis, c.,-0.1 head; mnrket
?Vla".v i1." "iKber, .ill grades, J5.22'tf
'WJliUlk of s.tles. J5 2.5Hlfi.;l2i,j.
SHI. hp - Receipts, f,on head; market
stead:-.
r-u- Vnrlt t)rr eionds,
NKW YORK Sept 11 DRY CIOODS--t.ood
geneial demand for staple cottons
on home trade acoiint and market de
eded y strong. Numerous lines of brown
shee-tlngs anil drills held for advances of
UU'V' over recent lowist prices. Ad
vances of ijTfiic In coarse colored cottons
Print cloths unchanged More doing In
prints. Staple ginghams recovering from
recent decline Auction sab- of 5,000 pieces
of silk went off bettrr than was expected.
1)11 MurUcts.
OH, CITY. Pa . Sept H Credit balnne-s.
?!."'.. rertltlcates no bid. shipments, 143.
01 bbls. , average 07.005 bbls runs. 101.!5
bbls,; nvcr.ige M, 111 bbls
NKW YORK Sept il ol I cottonseed
firm, yellow, Stu petroleum quiet roln,
steady turpentine stcuih at mift'Oije
BUFFET LIBRARY CARS
Best Dining Car Service
CHISAGO and EAST.
LRAVB 7:00 A. il. 4:55 P. M. 7:45 r. M
ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS,
LEAVE 6:55 A. M.-7:35 P. U.
HOT SPRINGS-DEAOWOQD
LEAVE 8:00 P. M.
Cltv Offices. 1401-03 Farnim
I Or, mi ll -
C'CRi; i all Mio.i )
Diseases. Ilacii
nelie, etc. At Iruc
idsts. or bv mail.
Kidneycura?
il. r-co book, r.il
rice. etc,, of llr. II. J. Kay, Snritoira N. Y.
bold by druggists and hatrdrcssei..
JOBBERS & MANUFACTURERS
OF OMAHA
DRY GOODS.
. Smith & Oo.
Importers and Jobbers of
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goodt
AND NOTIONS.
BOILER AND jiHEET IRON WORK
Drake,
William:-
Successors Wilson .t Drnke.
Manufacturo boilers, stnoltn stacks nmi
breechlngs, pressure, rendering, sheep dip,
lard and water tanks, boiler tubes con
stantly on hand, second hand hollers bought
and sold Special and piompt attention lo
repairs in cuy or country nun anu I'terce.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
VAestern Electrical
yy Company
Electrical Supplies.
Electric Wiring Hells and das hlghtlng.
a. W. JOHNSON, Mgr. 1522 Howard St.
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
he Omaha Safo
. ANDRHIvN, I'rop.
Makes a specialty of
Sill T'l Kits.
And Durclar Troof Sa'-s A. Vni It Doors, etc
OlO s. Mill St., (loinlio, rl.
Davis & Gowgill iron Works.
MANUrACTl RI'ItS AND JOUIJKri.S
OK MACniNKHY.
aRNKRAI. HHI'AiniNO A 31'ECIALT'
IltON AN13 HHASS FOI'NDRI'H.
1001, ir.fgl nod ir.iir, .IhoUsoii Streot,
Onmhn, Nell. Tel. r.IIK.
E. ZabrUkle. Agent. J. II Cowgtll, Mgr.
n
maha Yashins Works
Pattern Makers and Model Builder'.
M Munttfnc tijrrrs nnd laler- Kleani
I-'ittlngs. Klnvator Supplies Steam
Kn'liies urd Boilers, Ousollne Kn
glnes. t'ream Heparttiors Machin
ists Supplies, Illgli Orude Kepalr Work n
.tpeclaltj Factor nod office ri"fi-14 Snutli
Tenth St. l'hone 2.12ij.
JAMES F, BOYD & CO.,
Telephone 10;l!(. Omnli.i, Nel
COMMISSION,
GRAIN, PROVISIONS und HTOCK3
HOAHU Ol'' Til A 1)11.
Correspondecct: John A. Warren Ca
uireot wlfu to Chicuiio and Mtw Vorfc
DOOM 4 tlY LITE I L00. BRAMCrl I03&IU1
a kama ntn. unum tutk
TO
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