THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, WJfii'TJSMHKK 315, nUU.
10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Poor Wire Service Casts Spoil of Dullness
Over Market.
WllEAT OPENS FIRM, BUT CLOSE IS WEAK
Corn In rVnrriiM. Lifeless nnil llnrc or
Spcrnlntlia Interest lints I'olloiv
Lewd of Olhrr .ItiirUrts Pro
vision (.lour I'nlrly Sternly.
4 I'i'l. dM nominal '-"utures, steady.
September H j",d. November, s 2'd, He
i ember, 4" .'VI
PKuVlSIONS-Hacon, shirt itbs, firm, rt
47s, short tlenr baks. Arm. at 42s; should
ers. square, steady, sit 32s 6d.
CHBKSK -Firm, Amrrl'-an, finest white.
Mil 0(1. colored, 53s d. ,
TALLOW-Prlme rpy. steady, nt 24s 91
CHICAOO. Sept. 12. Wheat wi firm
arly oh strong cables find smaller nortn
went receipts, but succumbed Inter to clear
ing weBther nnd large primary receipts",
closing wenk, Ortober lower. Corn
closed WHic nnd outs 'ic novvn. Provision a
closed but little changed. The cr.ppled
wire service made nil th.s murkets dull.
Wheat opened tlrni. Ocober i't ;5'4fi75''
on higher cable mid light northwest n
celpts. During the forenoon O -lober toueho 1
"D'ifi'&V. Clearing weather In the north
west nnd the lurgc agitriKatc of receipts
cnused a reaction later ami October clo-nl
weak, y,5.34e lower at .I'.jo 1 here win
llttlo nutuldc trade because of broken Ulo
graphlc communication. Cash sales heio
were 20O.OK) bu. New York reported u
londs tuKeli for axport. L'ltaraiices In
wheat and Hour equalled 20MXO bu. Pri
mary receipts wele l.312,""l bu.. pompii.e ;l
with U27.ijo bu. Inst ye.ir. .Minneapolis
and Duluth reportid lit enrs. ukiU"SI 6"!
Inst week nnd S17 n ye.ir ago. Local .0
celpls were 365 enrs, 2u of contract grad".
Corn wns narrow, dull and bare oi specu
lative, features. October sold between .J.cc
and 3b',4c, closing eni-y. Vn'nc lower nl
38',c. Hecelpts were 3ft cars.
Oats were dull and soul lower, In By in
timity with wheat and torn. Cash oats
ruled strong and sample were fairly ac
tive. Hecelpts were 212 cars October sold
between 22o and 2tf4o and closed Uc lower
"provisions were dull tinder easier selling
by packers and a , few lrV",V
Inent local shorts. The close was fairl
steady, however, Ortober polk 5c ItlK ; er
at ll.i2,,. October lard 2'c lower at Ktf
and October ribs uiichuim"d at i".'.
Kstlmntcd recelits lor tomorrow: Wheat.
J'o cars; corn, 520 cars; oats, 40) cars; lion-.
27,oi head. , , ,,
The lending futures ranged as follows.
ArtlclesTonetl. 7llgh. Low. 7loso. Yes'y.
Wheat I
Hept
Oct.
Nov,
Corn- I
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Oct.
Nov.
Pmk
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Lnrd-
Kept.
Oct.
.fun.
nibs-
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
7CfMl 7i;V7l75l i5'4!ifWi"i
ioJ ion1 mwvy 40;,
Mi 21 -ls 21-
.V." "l4 21u 22
22U 22',i 22?'22l, 22', Tl
1 11 4214 11 ixk
"ii'ia" ur.2i 11271,5 u r.214 n
11 25 11 05 II 22V5 11 Si H 37V6
f, S2',i C S7'
"(';'' " sr. r. 77Vj f" Si's
ti fiJVi B-!s fi GV'i (' r"
7 r,n i 7 r.T.i 7 45 7 uv.i 7 no
7 37U 7 40 7 7 40 7 40
5 05 6 02'. 5 95 C 02'.j tiUi'.d
No. 2. ,
r-n.,t, ni,nlnltnn. wnrfi nn follows:
IM.OITR Slcailv: winter patents. IXWt
iM: stralchts. $3.103.70; c.ars, M.lM3.Wt;
spring specials, JI.UKo 1.50; patents, W.WW
1 lul- Mini l'IiIh. X3.mi1i3.5n.
WHKAT No. 3. 72',i'!744C; No. 2 red, 75l,a
rfjUN No. 2, 40'c; No. 2 yellow, 40si
WOATS-No. 2 white, 2l4c; No. 3 white. 23
(ff2.r.'4c.
i. vi.. vr. r.i..
ItAlll.KY-Oood feedliiK. SSfiSO'jc; fair to
choice ma tltiK. IntoUc.
HHHDS-No 1 llax. $140; No. 1 northwest
era. 11.50; prime timothy, Jt.lOU l.U clover,
..J-,.. I,. a RikSia RiV
PROVISIONS .Mess porK. our uui., ju.
1.50 I-ard. per J IN) lbs.. $rt.S2VHrt.S5. Short
HhM nldps (loose). $7.Ul'f(7.70. Ory salted
shoulders (boxed). V. 376.02',,. Short clear
sides (boxed), J7.WiS.05.
WHISKY Ilasls of high wines, Jl.-C.
SnOAHS t'nehansed.
Following urn the receipts nnd shipments
of tho principal Krutm.: shlpnont,
1 '- -:":::rSfiS SSS
rnVn 1,1....'.'.'.'.' IM.(X .fil.""?
outs, bu 714,m
ltye. bu
lli.rlnv. till
On the Produce exchanKC today the but
ter mnrUut was llrm; creamer lea . Wr0-1'.
dairies, ll'nisc. Ch.fse, llrm. lOUftllc. Ubks,
strong; fresh, 15M.C.
HI4W YOI1K fJKMntAI. MAUKKT.
on VHrloim
10.01 10
05,001)
4;i:i,ofio
3I3.0U0
Uuotiitions ror the liny
(.'ominoillllcK.
NUW YORK. Sept. 12.-ri.OUU-jtecelpts.
23.HK) bbls. ; exports, 21.750 bbls.; Males, 12.100
packaKis; market more nctive on sprliik'
patents at old prices; Winter Patents, .S.7u
4.00; winter stralKhts, J3.ir,(((3.ifl; Minnesota
..t.,.,iu 1 1 mirtij :tii- winter extras. J2. iiiiji.1.00;
MlnnPM.'iliL bakers. J2.S5iIi3.25; winter low
.,(.. ! isffia.fis. iivo Hour, steaily; sales,
m) bbls.; fair to Kod, J3.00(Ti3.25; cholco to
In,,.., t'l 'Ml",!'! I'JI
COHNMKAI.-Oull; city. S7QSSo; llrandy-
wlne. J2.45U2.55. ,
iiVK Knsler: No. 2 western. 57c f. o. b.
ntinni, 4itt 1.1! Kuw York. 57c.
UAHI.KY-Uilll; feedliiK, 42ji45c c. I. f..
New York: malthiK. 40i.!50c c. I. f., Hurfalo,
riAItl.KY MAI.T Uull; western, b2'in.c.
viii.-A'Piti.i'..loiH. 135.000 bu.: exports,
51.000 bu. : sales. 3.1W.00O bu. futures, 120,000
Ihi nvtiort: snot. No. 2 red. S0ic f. o. b.
niiMii. n r..il. 7CA.ii plnvator: No. 1 hard
Uilluth, 87 f. o. b. alloat. Options opened
nulet and steady on llrm cables, but ineot
liiK fairly uctlvo liquidation from local
sources Inspired by weakness In tho north
west and at St. Louis, to which was added
u luau nnllvi. riiinrl demand, thev declined
sharply; after a final rally on coverhiB the
market closed lit VjiNc net decline; sales
IiipIimIimI: No. 2 red. March. Sl'44iS5c, closed
nt S4Ho; Mnv, S4lijS4?Hc, closed at SP4C; Sep
tember. 7hl;'i''fS0ic. closed at 7'J,.!c; October,
7!l!ifS04C. closed at 797,c; December, 817-10
(K2i.i I'loscil at SPic.
COHN Hecelpts. Itt.tiHI bu.; exports, 65,030
bu sales. 170.0CJ) till, futures. ISll.WiO bu. ex
port; spot, easy; No. 2, lic elevator and I7',4C
f. o. b. alloat. Options opened steady on
the KnKllsh ndvance. alter which u wena
ened with wheat and local realizing; closed
easy at 10c net decline; May closed at 4IHo;
September, iWitWxu, closed at 45',c; Octo
ber, 44'4(fi-UTic, closed at I4'ic; IJeceinber,
41 7-lMl ll'ic, closed at ll.c.
OATS Hecelpts, I1.21X) hu.; exports, 29,300
bu.; sales. 150.1KW bu.: spot dull; No. 2, 2oe;
No. 3, 2l'se; No. 2 white, 2iT27c; No. 3
white, 2G26'ic; track white, 2l',s1i2fic; track
white, western. 25i,t(fi33c; track white state,
25V4l033c. Options unlet and nominally lower.
KHHP Steady ; sprlni? bran, Jlfi O'JTKi.M;
mixed. J17.O0W19.OO; winter bran, I17.50WMO;
city, iU.M.
HAY-Steady; shlppliiK, 12M"; kooiI to
choice, SOdiOOc.
HOPS Dull; state, common to. cholc",
I81W crop, lOflSc; old, 2'ii5c; Pnclllc coast,
1S99 crop, 10(iil3c; old, 21i5c.
IIIDHS-Kirni; Oalveston, 20 to 25 lbs.,
19c: California. 21 to 25 lbs., lSlie; Texas,
dry. 21 to 30 lbs., 13tiC.
l.HATHHH-Steady; hemlock sole, Huenos
Ayres, IlKlit to heavy weights, 22'sli2J',2c;
eld. 22i,(U23'fcc.
WOOI O11II; domestic lleeco, 2oiT2cj
TVtiih. 15filfie.
PHOVISIONS-Heef. stendy; fnmlly, JI0.ro
fill. 50; mess, J9.0ini.lK); packet. jUMnill."y.
city, extra India mess. $lG.(tJr 17.0) Cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies. JS.755rll.00;
shoulders, Jfi.50; pickled hams. J10.2."fi
10.75. I.ard, firm; western steamed, J7.27V4;
September closed at $7.33, nominal; re
tlned, llrm: continent. J7 50; South America,
JS.00; compound, Jtj.OO'nU'JH. Pork, steady;
family, JlS.OO'n 5 75. short clears, JI.I.2iiJ
15.50; mess, J12 5y 13.50.
TALLOW-StenJy: city ($2 per pksr.V
1 7-lOc; country (piicknnes freel, 4Hffl!,ic.
ItlCK Steady, domestic, fair to extri.
4Viitijc; Japan. I1i5c.
MOUASSIJS Steady . New Orleans, open
kettle. Rood to cnoice. 4.ki;k;c.
HUTTIOH Hecelpts. 5.493 pkes. : stendy
creamery. 17flf21c; Juno creamery, ISiJ)21c;
factory. Hdini'jc.
OlIKHSU Hecelpts, 3,025 pkes.; llrm,
lnrRo white. 10'e, small white, lOiMjiov
larne colored, 107ac; small colored, lfle.
KOOS Hecelpts, 10,002 pltRS.; steady
western, reiiutar packed, at mark, ll", 17c
western, loss off. tSffil'V.
MUTAI.S There was considerable Ir
reeiilnrltv iii the metal market today. C.i
bles from London showed an advance of
JSl 2s 6d for tin anil tno local maiKei iook
a i.iolmr invrl 111 sviiniathv. clnlue tlrnvr
in intiK nt tto ''.I'liio.rA Conner. tinmen
romewhat lower In London, had a str.um.-r
tone hero and closed higher nt JIO 7? S7" ,0
Bpelter, on llie oilier ilium, was w.mis.
owlnc to tho decrease In consumption,
.ln.lnr wm.lt nt. H.OOl4.10. Plir Iron W.ir-
nints were very dull at J9.37V-';il0.371, and
inmi nntliiiieM dull 11 ml unchanged ni
JI.37V... Tho brokers' price of lend was Jl.tO
and Jie.siv- tor copper,
l.lvrrnnol (irulu mid l'rovllon
MVKHPOOL. Sept 14.-WllHAT-8pol
firm; No. 2 red, western winter 0s vm!
No, I northern, sprluu, lis S'd; No 1 Cn'l
fornla, s 5diis 54d. Kutniei. nulet; tlep
tember. lis VI; Dec 'inner, bs .id
COBN-Spot, firm; American mixed, new
4.M ill ivimi,i:Ai.i: maiikhts.
Coiidlllon of Trndr nml (Jiiotnllonii oil
tnple nnd I'mioy Prndtiei-.
IKKIH-Hecelpts liberal; cood stock firm
nt 13V(lic
I.IVK POI TrnY - tlen. 7c; roosters.
rhiiknis. Sc; ducks, 41f5c; Reese. 4JoO;
turkey... ...
Fill SH IHin.SSlID POl ll i;-uens, s :;
Ji9c; roosters. 5ific; ducks nnd Kee.e. sn
,0e; l.rollers. per lb.. lWrtiic: turKeys. n-y--HI'TTHIl-Comtnon
to fnlr. 13c; choice.
lMdOe; sepnrator, 21c; ealhcrrd creamery.
I' ISIl Trout, in.': l)iue:in. :ic; picKerci,
fc; fatflsh. 12c; ilressed hutfalo, 6c; whlte-
tlsli, 10c; herrintr. sc; nincH nas, vc: cni-
mon, 13c; white ba-s, Ice: cropple. 10c:
pike, Kc; hrilllm:. :u-; biilitiosta. 10c: rlriK
tinrnh fir" 1nlitnry ifffeo. 22C: boiled lob
sters.'Sfic; mackerel. Sic; codlHh, 10c; yellow
perch, 'ic.
KHHPII OYSTF,HS-Flrt srnde. solid
psrked. New York counts. O'T can, 40c;
extra selects, 3".c; stnndurd.. See. heennd
Krnde, lack tilled. New York counts, per
can, 30c; rxtra selects. 2(c; standards, 20c.
PIOKONS - Live, per dozen. VIC
VKALS-Cbolce. OtflOc. ,
HAY Pries oiioted bv Omnha Wholesale
llav Dealers' n,oclatloii: Choice upland.
J7 50; No. 1 itplnnd, $7.': medium, so r);
coarse, $5'"). live Mtraw. J5 Vt. These prices
are for hav of u-ood color and qil'illtv
Hecelpts. 7 cars. Demand fair, prices llrm.
OATH No. .'1 Wlllte, Hoc.
COHN No 3, 3"c.
IIHAN-M2 50
VKOnTABLKS.
CrctMHKHS-Per dozen. 20fKc.
NKW TI HNIPS-Per bushri basket. fA:.
NKW IIMKTri-Per dozen bunches 15'i720c.
NHW CAHHOTS I'er dozen iiunchcs, 25c.
I.ICTTI CK-Per dozen. I0'yi5c.
HA DISH KS Home Krown, per dozen, 15c.
KHANS Wax. tier half bushel basket.
40c, strlm?, 35c.
POTAToKS-Per bjshel, 40ir.0c; sweet
potnto.'s. tier pound, 2c.
1 , iiiiAiti-; Home Krnwn, per nounu, w.
CAPLIFI.oWMIl- Per dozen, II.
TOMATOI'S Homo crown, per half
bushel basket, 4''C
ON 'i '(4 Horn., crown, per bu., oOfiGOc.
CKLKttV-Nebraska. 30y40c.
FIiriTi.
PKACIIKS Cnllfornla freestones. SSc:
cllims, 7".'.
PLrMS-Cnllfornla, per crutc, ji.iouis.
Pltl'NIIS-rtah and Colorado, per crate,
51; per box. 00c.
II A KTLKTT PHAHS-Pcr box, J1.75O2.00;
others, SI. 5) Kit I 75.
OHAPKS-Callfonila Tokays, 4-basket
crate. J1..V): Comords. borne crown. HfCine:
Delaware and Nlacnra, per f.-lb. backet, loc.
v. 1 l'a(,Mra,().s-As to size :uaic enra
CANTALOI Pi:-Ocms, per dozen, toyuc
larce sizes. I'i0fi75e.
AI'PLKS-Nallve, 75efljl per bu.; per
bid , J2 5nr3.on. crab apples, per run., w
CHANIli:HHIi:S-Per bbl., J7; per crate,
J2.SO.
TROPICAL FHIMTS.
OtlANOKH- Vnlpiielns. Jl.251l4.75.
LUMONS-Callfornla. extra, fancy, J5.50;
cholee. $'i.(vit: 25
KANANAS Per bunch, according to slzo,
j2.101y2.1u.
MISCF.r.I.ANHOITS.
NI'TS-Kncllsh walnuts, per lb., 1231.1c;
filberts, per in., 12c: almonds, per in.. itii
ISc; raw, per lb., 4',V!i3c: roasted, Glifovfcc
IIIDKS.
lttliMSN'n 1 i.ro.,n lililiB Se: No. 2 crecn
hides, 5c; No. 1 salted hides. 6". No. 2
salted hides, BUc; No. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12
lbs., 7c; No. 2 venl calf. 12 to 15 IDs., 6C.
SI. I.otiln firnln nnd Provisions.
ST. I.OIMS. Sept. 12. WIIKAT-Lower
No. 2 red, rash, elevator, 72,c; track, 745j'
T.'ic; septemlicr, 7;i'-c; octoiier. .illic; l)c
ceinber. 7Pic: No. 2 hard. (WfiiBHc.
COHN -lllcher; No. 2 cash, 39c; track
40c; September, 29c; October, 2fc; Dc
cember. IWNic.
OATS-FIrm: No. 2 cash, 214c; track. 2
(i'.-'jc; September, alVsc; ueceinoer, Zic
No. 2 white, 25i5l25Ha
UYF.-HlKlier; 62c.
FLol'lt Firm, unchanced.
SHHHS-Timothy, steady. J3.75gi.50, the
lop tor prime; mix, sieaciy. fi..
COHNM1CAL Stendv. J2.OOi7i2.25.
KHAN Sternly; sacked, enst track, 6S?
1 1 AY- Timothy, steady, js.50tti2.oo; prairie
llrm, J7.2.if'is.iin.
WHISKY- Steady. J1.20.
1 Hi N 1 'i )TTONTli:s-J1.30.
KAOOINO JS 1017S.S5.
HUMP TWINIC-Oc.
I'ltoviSIONS Pork, steadv: lobblnc,
JI2.50. Lard, lower; choice. J0.70. Dry salt
incuts (boxed), stendy; extra snorts, J1..0;
cleur ribs, 17.874; clear sides, JS. Hacon
(boxed), steady; extra shorts, JS.374; clear
ribs. JS60; clear sides. JS.02V.
SIlJTAl.s Lean, riiuei h.wa: spelter.
dull. $3 90.
POl LTHY steady; ciuckens, tc; young.
SHe: turkeys, 7c; younc, Sc; ducks, 7c;
Keese. fie.
KiiU Mtentiy ; 1214c.
lH'TTHH Steady; creamery, 17S21c;
dairy, r.iftl'c.
Hi:i i s e lour. b,i iiiiis.; wneat, 111,
OfH) bu.; corn. 34,or) bu.; oats. 42.000 bu.
SH PMISNTS-Flour, fi.wni bins, : wneat.
12.000 bu. ; corn, 81.000 bu.; oats, 78,000 bu.
futures opened InacH-.e at iinchantJ
tirlfKn nnd rulrd dull nnd ensv. followric
unsntlsfactorv tables, an estimate of 6,j")
O") bacs Santos crop and slack snot
lemand: market closed nulet. Total ssiei,
.".() bacs. December. J? 45, March, J. .60;
.nay, J7.65.
Movi:.iii:.vrs of stocks ami iioxiis.
llenrrnl .llnrkul llrcnKs the Ilecoril of
All Pnsl Hull Iliiys.
NHW YOlllv. Sent 12 Vei v little can be
said of such n market us that of today be-
jonil the chronicle or the movements 01
Individual stocks. Dealings fell nearer fie
Point of stagnation than even the tecord
of the recent dullness shows. Few stocks
that showed any appreciable movement
were not lnflncneod bv 11 cenernl condition
of business or affairs "and It was dlftlctilt In
nonie cases to discover even n special cause
to account for the movement. Deallnes
represented little else than the amusement
of nrofesslotial onerators Telecraphlc
communication was much Interrupted by
the storms In the west and tm was proi
fered as an explanation of the extra-
irdlnary dullness. Hut as orders received
by telecranh and executed In the market
have not been a perceptible Inlluence for
mnnv months nasi the explanation was not
convincing. The most mercurial ypcclal
'ies, namely. 1'enpm s Has. Sugar and
Hrooklyu Transit, maintained their poor
ire-eminence In the market. Hut the ranee
of their fluctuations was extended to reach
no nt onlv with na liable effort. Hefore
the market closed prices of tho three had
been dracced back to very near la.t night s
level. In the railroad list there was pom."
demand for Northern Pacllie at 1111 extreme
ndvance of 11 point, apparently 111 me in
crease of eartilncs reported yesterday for
tno nrst weeK in Mcntemiier. this sceineii
to sustain other rallt nail stocks, even St
Paul recoverlnc sharplv, In suite of the
heavy drain In Its llrst week of Septetnbr
"amines. The Ilaltimore At Ohio statement
rnr AiiRtist depressed tnat stocit. owinc 10
the larce Increase In the outlay for nperat
Inc expenses, which served to pull down
the net enmities. The Anthracite coalers
were heavy as the period approaches for
the declaration of the miners' llnul do
elslon on the strike Hendlnc 1st preferred
was off a point nt one time and rscw Jersey
Cential 2 The Imminence of a strike
probably has a wider Inlluence than the
special weakness In the coalers would In
dicate. The recent larce ivitput of coal Is
supposed to leave Ihe.eompanles In a posi
tion to stand a curtailment of production
verv well, but the cessation of minim; with
nnythlnc like unanimity In the anthracite
Held Is bound to have far-reaehlnc conse
quences In many lirnnches of business.
London nought stocks Here ntiatn today
and helped the openlnc rise, the London
marKci nemc encoiirnceo oy uie ueiiei
In the Hoer collapse and seemlnisly bv the
Initio that 11 renewal of the South Aft lean
od supply will si on help to relieve tne
London money market. StcrlliiK exchange
in N'ew York reneled nirnlii. Currency con
tinues to move freely toward the south and
west nnd the sublrensury Is tnklnc small
sums from the ninrket with the cessation
of the transfer or pneinc const coin ami
the practical discontinuance of operations
under tne cnvcrnmciu rciunuiiic law.
Local money rales are sllchtly tlrnier In
tone ns n. ennseuuence. Today's bond mnr-
ket was barren of any feature. Total sales,
nar vnllle. J775.0fii). rnlted Stlltes l.s. recls-
tered. advnnced H. the refundlnc 2s. when
Issued, '4. and refundlnc 2s, coupon. '-4 per
cent in tlm Did price. Tno its, coupon, .ie
etlnnil U
Foliowltiff are the dosinc prices on the
New York stock exenanse:
Aictiison
do pfd
Ilaltlmotn tc OI1I0
Cinadlun l'ui'lllc.
t'aniula Koutncrn.
("his. & Ohio
Chicago (J. IV... .
Chi.. II. Q
Chi. InJ. ti L.
jb pM
i. & B 111
c hicauo tc N. IV.
C . II. I. & I'....
i.. '., C. & St. 1
Colorado So
do lut pfd
Hu 111(1.
. 2iPnlnn Faclllc
. 70; d) pM
. 714 Wubash
. SSTi d. pfd
. C.) I Wheel, ft L. K.
. 18 do M pfd
. 1iiWIs. Centrnl ..
.I25'i Third Avenue..
nnd latr recovered India council bills
were allotted today at Is 3 U-ltd
HFIILLN, Sent l '.- Kxcnance on London,
20m 4pfcs for checks The rate of discount
lor snort nuis was 3'A per ceni; 101 un
month bills, 4W per cent,
ii.viits Sent 1? 'liiren tier cent rentes,
lOlf 15c for the'account. Kxchan&e on .Lon
don. Zlf 16c for checks. Bpnn1s.11 is cioscu
n i r.i Tfl
HOMILU', Sent. 12-The rate of discount
of the Hank of Homb.ty hns btcn reduced
from 1 to a per tent.
Novr York .11 In 1 11 11 Sloelt.
NF.W YOtlK. Sent. 12. The followlnr are
tile ciosillE quotattons ior miniiiK miaro
today:
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Feeders Were Rather Slow Bale and Prices
Generally Lowor.
HOGS OPEN ABOUT STEADY, CLOSE LOWER
flinllar
Cronn Point..
Con., t'al. A.
Unnlwood
(loiild & Ciirtle.
Hale tc Nnrcron
m inp;nke
Iron silver
Mexican
.. 11
.. II
..1:0
.. 4J
.. 34
. .
'.&iri
.. 61
.. :i
Ontario
Crhlr
iitnoutn
iiileMllrer ....
do pM
Slfir Nevada..
S andurl
Vnlon Con
Ycilonr Jacket..
.150
,.j;.o
.. 10
..ito
..v
st
..411
,. u
. . 11
(Jooil Snpply of Sheep, lint Ilemnml
"Wnn Heavy and Sheep Adinni'fil
Sharplr l.ntnbs Also llrlnK
Stron rrlcea,
SOt'TH OMAHA. Sept. V
cows .. 1015
3 cows 5'U
6 cows, . 621
3 stk civs. 3(.n
cows 957
1 cow 70
1 cow... . 1W
It feeders.. t'iCS
3 feeders.. !M
S heifers... 736
W.
16 feeders. ,10V)
Y
13 feeders.. OSS
1. II
cows,
London Sloek tluotntlou.
LONDON, Sept. 12.-4 p. m.-Closlncj
Connol., tnnney...!)1 ll-:8
Ilccelnts were: Cattle.
Ofllclal Monday tJ.snu
Olilclal Tuesday 8.0U
Olllclal Wednesday 4,rAS
Hoes
1,!e2
5.957
7.270
Sheep.
9. OI
1.9S5
S.737
do uccount
Atchison
Ciiliiidlun l'aclllr.
St. Paul
Illinois Centrnl...
Inilsvllle
t'nl'in l'nrino pfd
ii 1J-H
.. "!,
.. !I3',
..1I7S
..lla'i
.. :,
70 1
N. Y. Central 131
Krle
do it prd
I nnylvanla ...
Iteadlne,
Sri. Pnrtne pfd..
flrnnd Trunk....
Aniieomla
Hand Mines
S'i
7.1H
'i
9'i
1 O'J
Three davs this week.. 19.415 15.209 20.VS
Same days last week. .10,172 17.561 20.39S
Same week before 16.3S9 IS.11II 27.2o6
Same three weeks neo.. 11.723 17.296 2S.699
Same four weeks aeo.... 12,495 13,705 21,025
Averaco price paid for iocs lor tno msi
Bovcral days, with comparisons:
I 1900. lS?9.lS9S.lSn7.lS93. ln!5.lS24
COI.OHADO. .
2 50 1 calf 190 fi 00
2 00 1 bull 710 2 35
3 15
3 65
3 2.1
3 15
II Carter-Neb.
,1 90 I feeders.. 1036
Nlchols-Wyo.
4 15 5 feeders.. 9S6
Woodruff :seb.
S79 3 '1
11 U'est-Nob
S feeders.. SV, 3 75 1 7 feeders.. M2 3 75
Neiunsrt .nnd and L. S. Co. IdallO.
62 feeders.. ?:! 4 ?5
Haymoinl Able Neb.
cows S.S7 " 70 1 feeder... 7S0
't cows 976 2 85 7 feeders. .1018
1 cow n.10 1 .15 lfeeder... 720
5 cows... .1124 a f.1 t feeder... 720
11 steers ... 914 ;l 50 11 stk civs. 23
K M flrriri! Xeb.
i feeders. 11115 I 10 I boll 1150 2 (V.
W. J Ke v Wvo.
1075 3 85 '3 cows 11V)
1020 2 S5 1 bull 130)
5 00
.1 V. 30 feeders.. 910
3 25 22 feeders.. 57S
Kowl.md Neb.
3 15 22 cows 1035
2 70 I bull 1520
HAK SILVnit-Stcndy nt 2S 13-lCd per
ounce.
MO.VF.Y 2fT''l. nr eellt.
The rate of illseoimt 111 the nnen market
for short and three months' bills Is 3si per
cent.
I'liinnrlnl Notes,
RT. I.OIMS. Sent. 12.-Clenrltl2S. $5,434,035;
balances, J417.770; money, 45t7 per cent; New
. i rv . .M-nttu,, w'U inrivviiii. ...--
count nsked.
Auc.
Auk.
A up.
A tic.
AUK,
AUK.
A UK.
Auk.
auk.
auk.
auk.
auk.
auk.
4 97
I 93
6 00
4 re
15.
16.
17.
18.,
19.
20.
21.
22.
23. 4 97
21.
25. .
26.,
CHICAGO. Sent. 12.-Clenrlnns. J21.831.519;
balances, J2.530.247; posted exctinnee, J4.s&nf
i.wi, .vmv 1 or exchange, mc discount.
CINCINNATI. Sent. 12.-Clenrlncs. J2.35I.
55n; New York exchange, 2513nc discount;
money. 2'i5j; per cent.
ItosTON', Sept 12.-(TenrlnRS, $16,031,007;
nnianccs, i.!iii,;n;i.
PHILADKLPHIA. Sept. 12.-Clcarlngs,
JII,2:0.SSI; balnticcs, J1.705.9S3.
Condition of Hit" Trrnsnry.
WASHINOTON. Scpl. 12.-Todny's stale
inent of the trensiirv bnlances In the Gen
eral f j ml. exclusive of the J150.000.OUO cold
III the division of redemption, shows: Avail
able cash balances, JI35,005,352; gold, $72,454,-
11,.
-uc. 2:
Auk. 3i
Auk. 3
hept. I
Sept, 2
Sept. 3
Kept. 4
Sept. 5
Sent. 6
Sept. 7
Mept. s
Sept. 9
Sept. II
Sept. 1
Sept. l:
5 0?
5 (0
4 98
5 02
5 02
5 00
5 05
5 04-S,
9
5 02
5 rH
4 4I 3 '
4 32 3 '
3 70
1 71
3 6X
; 73
3 70l
;i '.6
.1 83
3 791 2 681
3 Sli 2 79!
2 iB'
4 361 3 74
4 47 3 fit!
4 501 3 67
5 03 3 75
6 02 4 42
5 01 4 42' 3 09:
4 411 3 74
4 42' 3 SI
4 401 3 73!
4 3Sl 3 72 3 911
I 3 70 4 02 2 a
4 451 3 97 2 0
4 42 3 70 I 2 84
4 40 3 72 3 91
4 27! 3 63 3 W 2 81
4 201 3 61 3 991 2 77
4 Hi 3 61 4 n7 2 81
J 3 65 4 071
4 19f 1 I 04
5 08141 4 221 3 C2i
5 05W! 4 Z3 3 631 4 Of.
5 08-1,1 4 aw 3 M 4 02
2 8J 4 42 5 01
1 I 11 11 m
2 81 4 Ml 5 11
2 P2 I 5 07
2 581 I 5t!
2 79! 4 56 5 0
2 S51 4 49, 5 10
2 7,' 4 26 5 0
4 3BI o 12
4 30, j II
3 21
4 32!
4 2I 5 21
4 21 1 n
4 2!
4 21
4 201
26
5 42
5 45
5 f3
6 10TJI 4 30! 3 60
4 29
5 IB'i
5 22 I 4 25'
6 20UI 4 22
3 67
3 8
3 77
I 001
3 91
3 93
3 84
2 81
2 71
2 761
2 78i
2 SI1
2 81
2
2 SS
2 79
4 311
4 34
4 21 5 fl
t 13 5 55
4 20 6 61
I 221 5 57
5 58
4 21
I 115 5 2
I 0:i 5 82
4 05 3 80
Indicates Sunday.
Tho olTiclnl number of cars of
brought In today by each road was:
t;atiie. 1101,
C , M. & St. P. ny 1
o. & St. L. Hy
Mo. Pacllie Hy 9
l'nlon Pacllie Svstem z
F., H. St M. V. H. K 69
S. C. & P. Ity
C, St. I'., M. fir U. Ity 1
H. & M. II. H. H C6
C, 11. .fc Q. Hy 2
C. rv St. J f
It. I. Ac P., east 1
11. I. & P.. west 1
K
C,
C.
. 67
. H
.lei't
.re;
IS'i
. 6
. 11
f.'4
Del. & Hudson 110',
1 rl , I. & W..
Denver & Illo O.
do pfd
Krle
do 1st pfd
Oieat Nor. pfd...
HpcklnR C0.1l
HocklliK v.iliey.
.IJT'i
. 19'!,
. II
. 33';
Ad till, V,
American V.x
IT H. y.x
Wells Fargo
Amer. 'ot. Oil...
do pM
Amer. Mnhlnn ..
do pfd
Amer. S. & It...
do pfd
Amer. Spirits....
do pf.t
Amer. S. Hoop...
I'M
Amer. . tc W...
... tv
... 7n;
... c-
... IS'
... i;
... :s
... 13
...no
...124
...u:
...41
...121
... !2U
... SS
... IH
2.T,
S"l
1
, 17
13
Koiikii City (iriiln nml Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 12.-WHlAT-Do-
cenibcr, 66'sc; May, 71c; ensh. No, 2 hard,
t!5li title: No. 3, iVHitjCic; No. 2 red, "OfiO'-jc ;
No. .!. Ii7i.tt.9c.
COItN-December, 32i41;32T4c: Mny, 34
34be; cash, No. 2 mixed, 3Sff3S',ic; No. 2
wlilte. ;i'.tc: jso. a, ;n'sc
OATS-No. 2 white. 24fi'2.rc.
flYH No. 2. 46c.
1 1 AY Choice timothy, J9.25; cholee prairie,
J7.25rrj7.5n.
HL'TTKH Creamery, 18ft20c; dairy, fancy,
17e.
FClfiS Steady; fresh Missouri and Knn
sas stock, 12MjC per doz loss off, cases re
turned; new whlto wood cases Included, fcc
more
HI:CHIPTS-Whent, 181,600 bu.; corn, 0,000
bu ; onts, 9,noo bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 301.COO bu.; corn,
20,31X1 bu.; oats, 2.000 bu.
Toledo Mnrkrt.
TOLKDO. Sept. 12.-WIII-:AT-Dnll and
lower. Spot and Peptcmbir, 77c; October,
77Hc; December. 80'ic.
COHN Dull nnd lower; No. 2 cash ani
September, 43c; December, 34T4C.
OATS Dull nnd higher; No. 2 cash and
September, 22'4r
KYIi-Dull and unchanged; No. 2 cash,
DIVjc.
CLOVF.KSKKD Dull and lower; October,
J6.7Vj; No. 2, Wj2G.
lliiluth llnrKet.
m'Lt'TlI. Sept. 12.-WHKAT-NO. 1 hard,
8,c; to arrive, 78Vic; No. 1 northern, cash,
6lc; to arrive, 76V4c; Septemlier, "6ic; De-
ember, 71H4C; .May. ivw, 7o. nnrtuern,
VM-. No. 3 spring, CS',ic.
OATS-SliTCMc.
IIAHLHY-3704SP.
COHN 10' ic.
llliiiieniioliN Whent Mnrkpt,
MINNKAPOLIS, Sept. 12.-WIIFAT-Sep-
tember. 7P4C; December, 75i',e; Mny, 77Hc.
FLOFH First pntents, j:i.9'Jfl4.10: second
nntents. MS1K14.0O: llrst clenrs. J3.OOM3.25:
second clears, $2.00f2.10.
I! KAN in bulk, Ji2.00i1i2.2r..
Illlnoln Central IK!
Iowa I'eniral I8'4
an pr.l 41
I.alin Krle & W.... 27
.1 . pfd 9j14
Like Slier- 2"9
l)Ulsvllle tc Nai-h.. 73'i
Mnn'inttnn L Dl'i
Met. St. Ity 64'j
Mexican Cenfal.... ll'.i
lllnn. A tit I M
do pfd 9.1
Mlswiirl Pnolrlc r-l
Mobile tc Ohio 3?
M.. K tc T !)"
do pfd 3H'4
N. J Central 13:'i
N Y c nt ' ...I "
No-folk tc Went.... 3U5
rlo pfd 7n;
Northern Paeltl .... .'.-U
b pfrl 7l'
Ontnrlo West I0TJ
Ore. Hy t Nav.... 12
rlo pfd
Pcnnilvaiilu 127
Hindlni: 16 1
do 1st pfd r.s
do 2d pfd 5H
nio o w it
do pfd SO
.1. U Sc S. 1' 9
do 1st pfd 61
do 21 tfd S!4
St. !oiili Southw.. 11
do pfd rrn;
St. Paul 1'4 S.
do pfd 171'-,
flt I. tc Oiinhn ...11"
Southern Paeifle.... MS
Southern Hallway.. IF
do pfd '.S
Texai A- Paellle ...IS
111',' do pfd
11'i Amer. T.n Plate
3,.., .10 pfd
rimer, rouaeco..
do pfd
Anneondn Mln
llrooklyn It T...
C0I1. I-al tc Iron
Con. Tohacco
do pfd
Federal Steel
do pfd
Cenernl Hlectrlo
Cllucofe Siuar
do prd
Internat'l Paper...
do pfil
Iirleilp Oas
Net'er-I Hlseiilt..
do pfd
N.Horn' Ind
do pfd
Nutlonal Steel
do pfd
N. Y. Air Urake..
N'o. American
I'aelftf Coast.
do 1st pf.l
do 2d pfd
r.icirte Mull
People's Oas
Pressed Steel Car
do pfd
Ptillmm Pal. Car.. I'd
S. It. & T 6
Sutn- 11!S
do pfd 110
Tenn. Coal & Iron.. 7'1
... IP,
... Si
... M'i
K1
Co.. 44S
3.1
2.-.S
... 7s;
...3IS
... 67 J,
...1411
... M
... !4
... 2)
... ftl'4
... 7f'S
...
... (6
... 17-S
...85
... St
... 84
...111
... r.
... N
... a
.... CMJ
31
9ii;
rss
7l'i
Cotton llnrUel.
NKW YORK. Kent. 12.-COTTON-Ke
newed excitement und n further upwurd
movement In the cotton market developed
today, following unexpected strength In
Liverpool. Haily cables reported an nd
vance of I points, with a further advnnce
ill f, nnttittt rim! i. Iltv.l nill'iineo (if Mfcrrl
5 7-6ld. The (ulvaiicp brought In nhorts, wlio
nave late y ueen sel Inc in the linsatlstac
tory cotton goods outlook. Tho further
neu-M fi-ririi TriviiH reiFiirrlhiir tin fliimncrn
done by tlie Into cyclone was contrndictory, Total receipts
but the average. However, was no worse
than vestcrdav. lint the full fever was
still on and hliorts hnd to cover whether
they would or not. There wns heavy bill
ing for so.ithern. Wall street and foreign
uccount. with tho lendersh n still main
tallied nt Liverpool, which cabled that
Nelll was about to Issue a strong circular
Our market after opening at an ndvance of
If (S points, further advanced 20ffl6 points,
.January selling up to 9.95c, ufter nt one
time having sold nt 9.52c. Tho range on
September wns from 10,12c to 10.10c and on
October from 9.92c to 10.21V. The market
was upon a strictly speculntlve basis In the
ufternoon. verv active und Irreuular. and
closed strong nt 1111 advance of 23fl 17 points
net. Futures, llrm; September. 10.08c; Octo
ber. 10.26c; November, 10.03c; December,
9.93c; February, 9 91c; March, 9.95c; April,
99,.c; .liny, '.'3ic; June, n.yic; jiuy, p.mk;
Ui,..l ,.I.,.J nnlA. 1... ,t..... mlililllnrT .in.
lands. 10c: mliidlinc culf. 11c: sales. 674 Cudahy Pros. & Co
liaies.
NKW OHLKANS, Sept. 12.-COTTON-l-'itures
steinlv: Sentember. Jl.tWi 1.73: Octo
bcr. lu.Ofifi 10 irtc; November. 9.S2fi9 84o; De-
eeinber. S.S1iiiS.Js2c: .limuarv. O.SOfi't.Slc: Feb
ruary. 9.81fi9.S2c; March, 9.82i(9.Mc; April,
9,s2'ii9.sic: Mny, 9S2Si9.mc. spot, urm; saies
1.20i) bales: ordlmiry. 9 9-16c; gooil ordinary
9-Sc: low mlddlliiK, 10c; middling, He;
good middling, ll'ic: middling fair, ll'.fcc;
recidpts. 2,(K3 miles; stock. 2S.lal nnles.
ST. LOFIS. Sept. 12.-COTTON-Flrm, ssC
higher: middling, lol.c; snles, 1 bale; re
ceipts. 31 bales; shipments, 392 bales; stock,
Mis nale.
LIVHKPOOL. Sent. 12 -COTTON-Snot
small business prices lower; American mm
tiling, firm. 7 7-10d: good middling. 7 13-10d
good. 7d: good ordinary. 6 19-32d: ordinary.
ii 3-32d. The sales of the day were 7.WI0
bales, of which 2u0 bales were for snecu a
tlon nnd export nmj Included 300 bales
Amerlcnn. l''utureh opened steady and
Insed steady: American 1. m. c. Seiitem
her. 7 1l-6ld. vnllle; September and Octo
ber. 7 10-6l'd7 11-llld bid: October and No
vember. 5 43-01515 41-6ld, buyers; November
und December, 5 31-6t?i3 32-r.ld, buyers; De
cember and January. 5 2II-64U 3 27-64d, buy
ers: February. 5 21-iild. sullers; Februarv
nnd Mnrch. 5 21-6lf?5 22-6ld, buyers; March
ami April, & lu-uni, sellers; April and .nay,
17-ii (i. sellers: .nay aim .nine, u lo-urn
16-6ld. sellers: June nnd Julv. 5 11-61,1. sol-
lers; July and AJgtist, & ix.ui, uuyers,
...173
1
15
40
1
3
23
15
1
1
1
To!
stock
Sh'p.
21
31
Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
S3 1.080 320
253 1.226
408 1,413 1,409
591 1.019 2,276
515 1,456 1,502
78
162
130
281
. 301
78
146
295
199
21?
116
, .... 119
52
233
, 301
, 1,210 .... 3,410
5,745 fi,518 S,823
P. S. Leather..
rlo pfd
I'. S. Itnblier
do pfd
Western l'nlon
Itepuldlc I tc S ,
d" p'd
P. C. C. Sc St. I.
in;
, 70',
, IlHi
9?
751;
1:
VI U,
, S6
Offered.
Ximv York Money Market.
1ST RV YORK. KoDt. 12. MONKY On call.
firmer nt l',4f(2 per cent; last loan, 14 Per
cent: nrline mercantile paper, m per cent.
STEHLI.Vr; KXCH A NO 12 Firmer, with
nctuul business In bankers' bills nt Jl Sti'fi
1 wn: niwi J4.R.1U for slxtv davs: nosted rates.
$4.S41'f4.S5 mid $4.S7't.(54.S.SU; commercial
bills. J4 82i'.4.S.m.
SILVMH - CertlllcnteK. fi2isfl61,4c: bar,
62Ho; Mexican dollars. 49'ic.
KONDS -Oovernment. IrrcKUlnr; state, In
active: railroad. Irregular.
The closing prices on bonds today lire ns
follows- .
I? H. ref. 2. reg .101 N Y r. 1, jmij
do coupon mi1 a i.i. j. 1 en gen. Us. 1221;
riillnilelpbln Produce Mnrltet.
PI 1 1LA D1CLPI 1 1 A. Sent. 12.-HFTTHK-
Steady; lancv western creamery, 22c; fancy
western prints, ;.ic.
iccitiM I- irm: iresn iienroy una western.
18e: fresh southwestern. Lc; fresh south
ern, 16c.
Mllivnulicr (irnln Market.
MILWAFKF.K. Sept. 12. WHEAT
Lower: No. 1 northern. 76'iCif77c: No. 2
northern, 74,i'f;75c.
11YH-Mcauv; io. 1. n..c.
KAKLF.Y Firmer; Mo. 2. 62c; sample, 40
Sl'.c.
OH llnrliel,.
OIL CITY. Ia.. Sent 12.-Creillt balance-".
11.23; certlllcites, no bids; shipments, 92,616
bbls.: for the month to date, cnrreoteii,
l.ft5S,744 bbK : nveruge, 6,?ij0 bbls ; runs,
l(i3,548 bbls.; for the month to date, cor
rected. W1.S62 bbls.; average, 87,(14 bbls.
LONDON. Sept. 12. Ol LS Cottonseed.
Hull rcllned. November and April, llrm nt
20s. Turpentine spirits, steadv nt 29s fid.
NKW YOKK, Sept. J2 OILS-Tiirpentlne,
firm at 39396c.
LONDON, Sept. 12. OILS Linseed, 333 9d.
Turpentine spirits, 2Ss Ud.
Xeiv York llry f.ooila.
NKW VOKK. Sept. 12.-DHY C.OODS-The
market was active today in all lines f
Htaplo cottons, with buyers more thun sel
lers. Heavy brown sheetings and drills
sieiulllv iidvuiiclng. (iiiotntlons frequently
raised from ' to ',; also ndvance In coarse
colored cottons ol from
4 to U. Pleached
do 3s. rec
d coupon 1 .9l4
do new 4, re?.. ..HI
do coution HI
do o'd 4. res IKS
do coupon
do 5", rei?
do coupon
p. rf c t .
Alehlfon g-ii Is..
do adj. 4s
Canada So.
Chen, tc O. Us...
do
C. t- X IV.
.115S
.1W4
8-'j
.I'D' 1 No . I'ncltlc 1...
do 4s
N Y. C d ?t I, 44
.V. tc W. con. 4s .
Oregon Nuv. Is..
do s
U3H O'ejon S. U C.i..
Ill il con.
1-1 R-'Hllinir ren 1,
It'o (Irnido W Is.. 9
St L tc I It . 1171-
ri i.ii i- sr. es....rj
.. nns rt. ran' crn ol, O S
..ISO SI. P.. C. tc V. U..I17-S
. . i , in. i
do S. F. deb Ca..i:Q S"uthrn Pacific 4s. 7:
riiicaeo rer .-i r-n. rtni'-v-v ,
. c:,i;
.107
. 98
.1 o
t
.t'C'i
..icii
871,
Colo. Southern 4... SI
I) tc It. O. is Pis
do 4 98
rrle cene-al s 6S
r. W. tc D C. 1s.. 73't, Wabasli Is
O n. Plertrle Ss ...119 rlo
Iowa Central ',....113 Wet her 4,
I, t- N. inl. ('.... 9iS,Wis. Central I
II. . K. t. T 2 f6 Va. Centuries
do 4s 91S
" When Issued.
r Cb r,
Pacific is ran
s n t-
Texas tc
'o
t'nhn Parlnc s....iMU
.pi'i
I'ostou Slock Quotations
HOHTOis, rieiit. rj fall loans, 25:t per
cent; time loans, .mi's per cent. Olllclal
closins:
:i
iinc)iani:ed. but tending upward, with Rood
demand. Print cloths llrm. More doing In
prints Men's wear woolens dull nnd Irreg
ular. Dress goons quiet.
I nllfornln Dried Fruits.
NKW YOKK. Sept. 12.-C.LlFOnNIA
mil Mil Flu ITS Market ru ed nact vo
nominal. The market for evaporated All-
pies ruled rather quiet, but abcut steadv
at unchanged prices. State, common, 3n
5c: prime. IViWc: i holes, S'.s'udc; fancy,
OlniV Prunes, 3V""'i' .,s ,0 size nil I
quality Apricots. Hoyal. IHiHc; Moor
Patk. 154i IC.-. Peaches, peeled, HftlSc; im
peded, 6'gOc.
Cn ITee Market.
NKW YORK. Sept. 12,-COFFKK-Spot,
nio, quiet; No 7 Invoice, S,e. Mild, market
quiet; Cordova, OjitfHc. Market for coffee
A.. T. tc S. F
do nfd
American Swear. -.
do pfd
Hell Telephone
lloston Klevated...
Ilnston tc Maine..,
C . H tc Q
Dominion Coal....
do pfd
Federal Steel
do pfl
Oen. Klcctrlo
do nfd
1M. dec III
Mexlea" Certral..
Mich. Telephone..
N K Gas & Coke
do fis
Old Dominion
Hubb r
. 70 ;
.llSVii
.Ft
.li:',4
.'4-ij
,P8
. 10
11 '
3
Pnlon Pacific
j" I'-ul
Ate'ilson
Adventure
Allmiez Mln. Co..
Amal Copper
Atlantl-
Iloston tc Mont...
" t e, itr,n
Calumt tc Ilecla.
Centennial
WT; Friinklln
.110
.510
. IPS
.
. 11'j
. 60
. 17'.
. CIS
. "I',
. 99'
. I
. 11
. '8
. "!
74;
. 11
. II'
Idt
Osceola m
Qulncy !..!.','!ni
!' C'pper... 4'
Tamarack ;:o
rtah Mining Jij
. 1'inn.i
:9', Wolverines
42
Foreign I'lnaiiclol,
LONDON. Sent. 12.-Aniii from the or
rangenient of the account there was llttlo
doing on tno stocit ovrtiange iie tminy
run 1 one was ouue eunivfen irom ye-4tor
day. shown. g that the buslnc- i'n e wa
mostly profesclornl recentlv Cnnsols were
dull and the war 'oan pinched " lnlf
nremlum. the li irhest for sums tiin.
Investment demand. Th tone of linm
riillrnnds was cood. though ill Khton
Nortli Hrlllsh wire dull Fp.inl'h 4 wore
practically unuuecicu oy me accepmnce .
tho debt arrangemnnt it the mct'iig .
the bondholders yesterday. Amerb nns weri
quiet and llrm and siigmn atiove parrv
Louisville A- Nashville and Chicago. Mil
waukee & St Paul were the features
firnnd Trunk seconds were In good demand
Kaffirs opened cheerful, were men onerc
Tim Jlinnalllnn nt fhn ilav's reCelntB Wflfl
as follows, eacn nuyer purcnaning nm iium
ber of head indicated
Kuvers
Omaha. Packing Co
C. H. Hnmmond Co
Swift nnd Company
Ctlduhy PnckhiK Co.
Armour aj ;o
Sw ft. K. C
K. Keeker & Dcgan..
vansant .t Co
.1. L. Carey
Lobman Sc Co.
McCreary & Clark
w. 1. stoptien ..
Hill Sc Huntzlngcr
Kenton Sc Underwood
N. Morris .
Hamilton Sc Hothschlld..
L. F. Hlisz
II. L. Dennis Sc Co...
Lavton
Hobblck
Other buyers
Totals
CATTLE There wns rather n light run
of cattle here today, but tho market was
not particularly active. The big proportion
or tne receipts wero teeners ami irauo on
that class of stock was particularly slow.
There were only about ten to fifteen cars
of corn ten emtio nero nnu wnne tne nest
kind? brought right around stendy prices
the common sturt was very nun ami wean.
Packers did not seem to care whether they
cot tho common stun or not nnd iih a re
suit It was rather late before a clearance
wns made.
There wero nbout tlilrty cars of cows on
sale and the better grades were Just about
steady." The tendency on the common kinds
wns in 1110 uirecuon oi lower prices ami in
somo enses sales wero made that looked
as much as a dlmo lower. There was
Kood demnnd, however, for the best grades
and yesterday's prices were Just about
maintained.
The demand for bulls wns In fairly ood
shape nnd no particular change In the
nrlceB paid was noted.
The demnnd for fewders from the country
for the last few days has not been equal
to the supply and for that reason yard
traders nnve a sroou many can e on nnmi
That fact nnturnny mnue tiiem rather bear
lsh today nnd tney started out to buy the
cattle lower. Thero wero not very many
cholee heavyweights on sain and prices on
tlint cinss 01 cume were not miicn lower.
dlmo would prounuiy cover tho decline
for tho week. The common cattle, how
ever, are 15ii20c lower for tho week and the
common light stuff Is very slow sale and In
somo cases prouality 2&o lower for tho
week. So lers found it almost Ininnss b e
to iret anything like a satisfactory bid to-
dny on that cluss of stock.
There were very few Killers among the
western grass cnttlo today nnd prices held
lust about steady. Oood cows wero nlso
I atnnle ivlillr, Tlie nommnn Ultirla wnrrt ,,-
NARnAC.ANSRTT 1MKR. R. I., Sept. 12.- ,'' mtIo lowe, Oo0(, - '"'
A serious nro broke out touay in tue uock
Suunr .MurKet.
LONDON. Sept. 12. KEKT SUCATt-Sep
ember, lis 4V,d.
YOHK. Sent. 12.-SUC.AK-Kaw.
fair refining. 4l;c; centrifugal, 96
Molasses sugar, lc.
2 25
3 10
1 cow
3 ows
1 cow
920
IKS
10i0
3 00
3 )
2 01
rows
2 cows
16 stk civs
21 feeders.
4 feeders.
S53
750
lui")
1 1
COWS 1030
18 COWS 1(v,
1 bull 13ti
J.
cows ... 971
63 feeders.. 953 3 80
A feeders. . c60 3 00
4 00
4 15
3 63
1 Ol
3 65
3 65
5 00
.3 15
2 M
1 (0
4 15
.3 15
2 41
' C. Ii.illu I 'll
11. l.each-S. D.
3 10
3 cows 1030 3 ID
Swan Land nnd Cattle Co. Wyo
1 steer..
2 steers..
2 steers..
10 sttcrs ,
.14(1)
9:5
1010
1120
90
3 0
3 ID
3 40
11 feeders.. 806 3 05
3 50
3 50
3 60
93 I 10
.. 990 I 10
..lis'6 3 75
..1060
..1117
3 (VI
3 SO
1 steer ....1270 3 pi)
4 steers. ...10v5 ;i 90
1 steer 1K 3 40
2 steers.. ..IKJO .1 10
4 steers.. ..1120 3 40
7 feeders. . 8.'8 3 0'i
10 feeders 1091 3 6.1
Thompson Woods vo.
26 feeders.. 878 3 25
Steer Cattle Co. Wvo.
13 feeders. 1219 3 50 5 fenders. .1.190
2 feeders. 1180 3 50 2 feeders 13i.sl
2 feeders .1350 3 50 6 feeders. .11.16
55 feeders. 1084 3 60
M brook Land nnd Live Stock Co -Wvo.
83 feeders oTl I 35 5 feeders U'72 3 75
22 steers.. ..1181 3 75 22 steers . .1181 4 30
4L feeders .1095 4 15 14 steers. ...W,.i 3 u
Cresswe Cattle ro -s l).
45 steers.. ..1033 4 30 53 steers.
50 steers. ...1192 4 30 21 steers.
44 steers.. ..lOtiO 130 11 steers.
Halo Sc K.-Neb.
1 bull 13!) 2 55 1 cow....
2 COWS 1165 ,. 50 4 COWS...
Kd Crowthen Wyo.
4 cows 1150 3 35 1 cow...
.1611 2 55
L Monsell Neb.
,. 977 3 15 27 cows...
J. C. Jensen- Neb.
. 780 1 () 1 feeder,
.. 686 2 75 II feeders,
J. Nelson -Neb
5 cows 1051 2 95 23 feeders,
1 heifer... 490 3 25 1 feeder.,
('. C. Malloy-Neb.
35 cows 1032 3 15 1 bull....
14 COWS 1013 2 85
F. C. Ma oy Neti.
41 cows 1067 3 15 9 cows...
Sandford Cattle Co-coin
46 feeders.. 881 3 50 5 feeders. .1072
991 2 85 31 feeders..
1010 3 10
C. Larhon Neb.
836 4 I") 1 bull 1 120
1020 2 60 1 bull 1510
C. S .lohnsnn-S. D.
851 3 65 2 cows 'Jt.i
3 65 1 cow liwi
3 65 1 heifer.... 750
Christian Neb.
1 bull..
4 cows..
1 cow...
11 cows..
200 3 SO
.1009 3 SS
700
842
670
690
3 00
3 50
3 10
19 feeders..
1 cow
5 Mcers...
1 bull
7 feeders.
4 feeders.
10 feeders.
1(13'
oi:
A
961
.1100 3 25
.1077 2 75
3 85
3 85
2 61
2 73
3 35
2 90
3 (0
higher, vonls, J5.0P.fr
is grassers, j.i.U'd
SHKF.P AND LAM HS Hecelpts, 11.494
head, ood stock In demand and a truio
lirtner: common sheep, steady, medium nnu
common lambs, neglected; sheep. J2 iMH..
few choice. ji.,o: cuns. ..isp. .i i.hhot.
Ji :. unlive lambs, (o.mvde.a; cuns,
JS.notl 1.3714. , ....
llt.US-itecelpts, 8.8H head; slow nt J5..1f
6.(0.
CHICAUO I.IVI3 yi'OCK MAHKI1T.
Cntlle Mroiiit to S Inula 11 1 ler nog
Loner Sheep Stanil.
CHICAOO. Sent 12. -CATTLK--Hecelpts,
16.tav) heiul. IticludlliK 1.500 head westerns
nml 500 head Texutis; strong to snad
higher; butchers' stock steady; western nnd
re... ,...ii,,., iitiiii-eB. best on
sale todav on range nt 16.15; good to prime)
steers. 6.VifO.I5; poor lo medium, Jl W1
5.00; selected feeder.-", JI.IW4 ..;. mixed
stockers, J.I isii;i.mi; neliers, ,i.isih.,.j. 'Jij.
Jl.'i(l0.75; canners, J2.503.75; bulls. U.-'lr
175: calves. t.i.00di7.(i; Texan, receipin.
head; best on sale today. 1' carloads at
Jl.li). Tevas fed steel1, Jl.2o'i...l,0; lex""
crass steers, J3.;i5'ii 4.2.1; Texas nuns. ..u-(i
310. ...
lnHJS -Hecelpts. '.'l."0(l licHci: lomorrovi,
2.1.IKSI head, estiinati d; left over. i,ih' bead
IoIiik. sliade lower, lop. j.tvi; nii-i.-u nun
butchers. Jj.t.Vri'- 6', good to choU'e. Henv.' .
i.V.'.V. . M: toicli in a. v. " n"tj i. OK'".
5.2,Mi56; hulk of sales. J5.20lf5.1.i.
SlIKKF AMI I..1.1IIIH ucceiinn, iJ.vw
head; steady; good to choice wethers. JJ-''S
: western sheep. VMudi 1 1": icxans, ..
(ii.1.25; native lambs, Jl.50ii0.no; western
lambs, J5.ci'(i5.S5.
liiinsiiM ( lly l.li r mock,
t.-ivuiu i-.i'1'v 10 -(".Vl'Tl.E-He
celpts. ll.tluo natives, 1.6a Texans; good kill-
ers Olid cnoice iccuers wieou) , iiiminn
Ing and feeding kinds slower; stend) ;
i,l..nL,iru nml feerlet-M ,1 lltl 4 45: bUtCliet
cows and heifers, J3 Oofi I 50 , ciinnerH. J2 50S?
3.00; fed westerns, J3 90Ji5.65. wintered rex-
ans, J3.t'i(V(i;i.7j: grass Tcxans, w.ianj.w'.
a Ives, rece nts. l.(m nead; niarKci iiuuin
steady; sales. JI. 5045.00 per cwt.
IIOllS-Hecelpts. 11,n"0 head; market
opened steady and cbwed 2Vsi3e lower;
heavy and mixed. ,i..wn..i.,a; ukih. ....4t-
5.35; pigs. JI IVW5.00. ,
SHICKP ANI) LAM KS Hecelpts. n..w
head: henvv supply; opened active at firm
prices; sonic late arrivals u allude easier;
ambs, J4 ...nr. 2,i ; miitions, i,i.wii,i.wi ir-ru-
crs, J3.0i1i4.il'; culls. .'.K)4j3.0il.
. I. on Is 1,1 1 c mock.
ST. LOFIS. Sent. I2.-CATTLK Receipts,
5,0iX head. Including 2,300 Tcxans; market
slow and steadv for natives; icxnns, sieauy
to strong; native snipping mid export.
steers, $1901(5. Ml; dressed beef nnd blltclier
steers, II 6neri5 f0; steers under l.nuo lbs.. $K)
(lil'.KI, stockers and feeders. JI 20Jfl.W, cows
and heifers. J.' mvn I 70; canners. J1.50W2..iO;
bil ls. JjrWi:!.i2i; Texas nnd Indian steers,
J3.2.V.il.l0: cows and heifers, J2.405I3..O.
MOOS- Iteeelpls, i.;.(Ki neaii; innrKei.
atniiiiT fur lli.-lit n.ieltlML- urades steady to
easy; pigs and llglits, J.i. I0'ir5.52-; packers,
$5 30113.511; butchers, J5.45(f(5.M.
SI 1 uhf AND LA.illis llcceints. ..ti
bead: market stronc: native muttons. J.l.io
ffil.00; lambs. JI 75115 35; culls, lambs, J2.25if
i.uc; stocKcrs, j;;.mnia.;i...
25 steers
1 bull 1250
1 calf 270
1 bull 1270
19 feeders.. 890
2 feeders.. 910
4 heifers... 657
2 feeders.
2 cows
1 cow
7 feeders.. 1(171
8 feeders.. 896
I 90
2 .15
I 25 6 cows 958
2 85 2 cow S 82)
3 90 1 cow 870
2 60 2 cows 1090
J 10
l.'ord Neb.
833 2 90 2 cows 1050
2 cows.
.110)
3 70
3 75
3 i0
2 10
i ro
3 00
2 65
3 51
3 COWS .
n cows. .
19 cows. .
I cow...
1 cow...
. . 92
.. 96
..1025
..1018
.. 997
.. '28
870
3 73
3 65
3 65
3 61
3 tx.
3 75
3 23
1175 .1 00
1110 ?. 50
J. Daly S. P.
1050 3 33 IS feeders
972 2 85 5S steers..
988 3 35 41 steers..
1170 2 5 43 steers .
1210 3 35 31 steers..
P. J. Oawey- S. D
It steers.... 905 3 75 5 lecdcra
i a,.,in..a !in n 1 feeder.
nonsTbero was not a heavy run of
tir.L-M hen. tnd.iv. but the market was not
very nctive. The bulk of the hogs were on
the heavy order, but tho quality was fairly
good. The opening market was Just about
utnii.lv mi tlin lluht and llzlltWelglll stuff
,in,l nil ruin Heenied to be IlllVlIlK tilt, heavy-
weights. A prlino load or iignt nogs
brought J5.35. but they were ns good us
ri.ivthlmr thut luiH been here In a long time.
After thai best londs hail been picked up
bids were generally 2V4o lower on all kinds
nnd ns sellers wero not willing to make
much of any concession the market was
ulnu nnd ilr:iifi?v.
The last end of tho murket wns a big 5c
lower and big henvy hogs were. In some
cases, a dime lower. As low as J5.10 was
bid on that class of hogs and the bulk of
tlm Inwt moIoh whs iiround J5.15. The mar
ket was very slow nnd weak on tho filial
NHW
strong;
test, 5c.
BIG BLAZE AT NEWPORT
Hotel nn nrrnciinsett Pier Kuril-
lnc Hnd n llenvy Wind
llloivlng.
No,
150
"3
h'.'.
4S.,
51.,
r,s.
62.
19
M.
62....
(.;....
(....
r.s....
4S....
OJ..
6..
67..
81..
f,5 318
Av.
16
94
244
172
.131
305
221
341
2 9
.32S
Sh.
161
120
Ingham hotel, nn extensive wooden struc
ture. At 1:30 the flames driven before, a
seventy-knot gale burned all bu the three
lower stories of the hotel nnd was threat
ening the Casino and the Hazard bloek. The
occupants of nil the buildings escaped.
Tho Hotel Rockingham Is valued at $100,-
000 and the Hazard block at $25,000.
At 2 o'clock the Rockingham, the Casino,
Hazard's block, the Knights of Pythias
block and twenty smnll stores owned by
James O. Jiurns & Son had been burned to
tho ground and the Indications were that
tho llnmes would sweep down the entire
stretch of beach, destroying everything.
nearly stendy US compared with vnsterdnv
but for the week stock cattle are all the
way from 10920c lower nnd In some cases
more. Representative sales:
KKKF STKKRS.
Cornlvnl lit Cliiiiulierlnln.
CHAMKKRLAIN. S. I)., Sept. 12. (Spe
cial.) Tho fnll ciirnlval. which began In
this city Sunday with tho running in of tho
nnnunl September excursion by tho Mil-
waukco company, has ended. The nffalr
wns In every way fully equal to any here
tofore given. On Sunday ovenlng largo
trains of from ten to twenty coaches ench
brought in 4,600 people, and this ci
wan augmented hy fully 2,000 moro from
the surrounding country. The principal
attraction for tho first day was a ball
game between the Chicago Marquettes and
the Sioux Falls Canaries. Tho game re
suited In a victory for tho Canaries by a
score of 4 to 2. Tho gamo was tho best
ever witnessed In this eectlon of the stato.
The Bports ended with n number of races
and n ball game between the Crow Creeks
nnd the C.ann Valleys. The garao required
ten Innings, and was won by the Crow
Creeks by a score of 7 to 6. A number of
good bands furnished music.
No. Av. I'r. No. Av. Pr.
1 10 4 00 I1M C 19
1 1073 4 I'O 16 119S fi 15
15 MS 4 50 12W S 25
S 910 4 75 12 1IU S 40
I 1070 4 75 17 issii 5 4s
21 USO 4 81 58 113? R 50
i 940 4 5 rs 11H) 5 :o
40 1103 4 9) 2) P92 5 30
19 1111 4 0 22 II SO 3 40
STOCKKHS AND FKKDKKS.
i so s 40 9 nor, 3 7.1
1 630 2 Ml 3 5(H) 4 01
2 6-'S 2 SO 3 Olfl 3 00
5 1022 31 "3 M5 3 70
3 co "ji; 3 75
I 810 2 23 1 !);o : y,
1 SCO '2 40 2 OM 3 (5
12 911 2 50 1 1060 3 10
3 1020 2 61 1 lift) .1 13
6 870 2 75 1 t,V) 3 15
2 990 2 75 1 10-0 3 21
2 100 I 71 .11 94 3 41
5 916 2 81 1 1170 3 6)
1 1030 2 81 1 119) 3 61
1 1020 2 81 7 1142 4 40
HKIFKKS.
II 7C0 2 71 1 1120 3 75
1 510 3 :5 0 930 4 05
t 893 3 23
HULLS.
1 180 2 40 1 1000 S 00
1 1210 2.(0 1 7f0 3 2,1
1.... 1210 2 81
CALVES.
II 4 (0 1 331 5 M
1...
1...
11...
10...
1...
2...
3...
A Ponder Mill 111 plosion
Removes everything in sight; so do drastic
mineral pills, but both nro mighty dan-
gerous. No need to dynamite your body
when Dr. King's New Life Pills do the j
work so easily nnd perfectly. Cure?
headache, constipation. Only 25 cents at
Kuhn & Co.'s drug storo.
130 B to
STAC53.
U20 2 10
STOCK CALVKS,
310 3 .10 119 31. 5 00
30) 3 7.1 8 :1 5 fO
511 3 81 1 150 5 50
331 r. 00 1 1:0 5 so
300 4 0)
STOCK COWS AND HKIFKRS.
M0 2 71 ' 911 3 11
956 3 0) 2 765 3 30
833 3 00 4 560 3 35
NKBKASKA.
Till: KHAI.TV 11 A It K FT.
I N ST K 1 ' M K NTS placed on record Wednis
tiny. ncpi. 1; i;sn;
Wnrrnnly HeeiU.
Nettle Mnrrlsev to J. n Mn-rlsev,
lots 3. I nnd 5. block I. subdlv of
lot 13 Kant Omaha J 1,001
M .(. C Hynn nnd liushnnd in WIN
hltri Vnlmnn Inl 13. block 7. ('nr.
rig.in Place 50)
John Koutskv to Frank Knit"k',
Inlu II nml 1 I Inek 12. nnd lot 2.
blnok 19. I'rst .id. I lo .Soinh Omaha 2,00
K. D. Samson, trustee, to K M Oar
nnt. nl-3 rind si.:: lot 6. bloek 6. nnd
oiner nronertv In Florence 801
Ottu Kallmann and wife to .Ioenh
Ifiihin. lot 9. block 4. Potter Sc C.'s
ndd SV
L A Chittenden nnd hinband to C
l l t.i.iiiir,., win rtt nf '.nt 1. hloek
23. South Omaha 1.3 0
Deeds.
Oliver Ames et nl, trusters, to Wal
ford Jacobsen. lot 12. Llndvay's ndd .
Total amount of transfer.
50
$;,o
14 feeders.. 1083
4 feeders.. is"
11 feeders.
2 feeders.
52 feeders.
n feeders.
31 feeders.
5 feeders.
18 feeders.
1 foeiler..
1 feeder..
5 feeders.
7 feeders.
16 feeders.. 919
7S feeders.. 817
2 feeders
25 cows...
1 cow....
1 cows...
17 cows
t cow
15 steers...
21 feeders.
!i feeders.
I feeders.
1.. cows...
2 cows...
4 cows. . .
2 feeder,
7 feeders
1 feeder.
8 feeders .1031
5 feeders.. 84
2 COWS 1030
4 cows 957
7 cows... . 828
II feeders. Ills
14 feeders .1125
3 feeders. . StO
586
815
807
790
GUI
540
790
710
750
39S
8"
. S',l)
. 928
.1050
,. 932
,. 812
. 830
740
, 742
630
. (.52
.1051
S15
950
750
954
580
4 20
I 29
4 01
3 75
3 35
3 00
4 15
4 50
3 55
3 65
3 65
4 50
1 05
4 05
3 65
3 25
3 25
3 15
2 50
3 15
2 50
3 70
4 10
3 25
3 00
3 00
2 00
2 -10
3 W)
3 i".
3 05
1 22','j
4 M
3 15
3 15
3 00
3 75
3 171
3 LO
1 leeder. . .1150
39 stk civs. 341
3 cows
12 feeders. ,
2S feeders.,
1 feeder..,
2 feeders. ,
2 cowft
7 cows.
1 feeder..
II feeders.
3 heifers..
1 heifer..
3 heifers..
716
8A6
814
870
710
930
1021
800
740
703
800
33
1 heifer.,.. SOU
5 feeders. 1070
2 cows 950
1 row.. .. 670
5 heifers... 191
1 hull 1120
9 feeders . 913
3 feeders
81 feeders
8 heifers.
966
99.1
612
6 cows.
1 "ow. .
10 feeders
10 feeders
5 feeei'rs
2 fifdert..
7 feeders.
2 cows..
4 cows. .
3 cows
14 fetdrrs
2 feeders
50 feeders
26 cows
.lmv,
...1170
. 595
'01
. 510
. 910
152
'. 7.i0
.PM
. V21
1148
.1155
882
. 959
4 20
5 00
3 35
3 37
3 33
3 35
4 0l
2 85
2 S3
.". 67
3 05
3 15
2 85
3 15
3 10
4 20
2 75
2 (Nl
3 25
2 50
3 85
3 60
3 75
3 10
2 f0
3 21
2 91
2 nl
3 65
3 75
4 rs
3 0)
3 15
3 ol
3 75
3 25
t 20
3 75
2i:o
317
:aj
291
3'.0
334
Pr.
3 75
.1 9)
5 0.)
f. 00
r. to
... 5 10
i: r. is
i:o o r
... r 1 5
80 5 13
80 5 11
8) & 15
58...
1...
62. . .
63...
16...
(.5...
61...
79...
56...
58...
55...
62...
53...
61...
58...
51...
(2...
f.9...
60...
0.. .
SO...
81. .
f....
47...
62...
75...
70...
10...
12...
70...
4...
11...
71...
61..
!S7
310
248
,....276
35
254
23f
197
268
:u3
278
3'.
Ill
288
267
271
744
2V)
"CI
273
"C9
ICS
. . '",
258
510
201
211
21.1
241
1!2
227
... ns
2s:
r.
,1 15
3 1.1
5 11
5 15
6 15
5 n v;
f. I7'
5 1714
5 1114
5 K'
5 IT'j
5 17 'i
5 17 V4
5 17'4
5 17 V,
3 17'i
5 171,4
17"j
17'i
... 5 17(4
... 5 17'4
200 f. 17'. i
41 6 1714
120 3 '7'4
3 20
f. "0
5 20
5 21
5 2)
80 C 20
5 20
5 2)
5 21
5 20
3 90
5 21
... 5 21
120 5 50
ir.1 r. 50
1n . 50
210 1 20
150 3 20
-There
40
41
40
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80
'so
80
121
40
160
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120
120
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No. Av. Hh. Pr.
64 272 8 ) 3 50
77 SH ... 6 20
67 7C3 12.) t 70
64 231 16) 5 20
256 80 i 3)
H 37.1 4) 6 20
t,8 SSO ... 5 20
73 241 SO 6 50
73 2.'1 ... .', 2i
66 2.1S 40 6
61 274 ... 5 20
61 239 41 5 20
67 224 ... 5 2)
62 268 ... 5 20
61 2.-,9 80 5 20
64 284 ... 5 SO
59 301 ... 5 Vi
62 289 160 5 :0
69 V76 1C0 5 20
71 223 ... 5 20
IS 206 241 5 20
71 248 40 .1 20
CO 24S 120 5 20
71 539 ... 5 22' 4
59 2.14 ... u 22'4
61 2fS SO 5 22'5
G.1 217 SO 5 52' 4
271 ... 5 2214
30 IOJ SO 3 22,j
76 2.13 SO 5 22'4
51 !VS . . 3 ?Jit
f.1 537 10 E 5214
42 17.1 ... 5 2P4
51 276 ... f, 22H
10 187 ... 5 !2'j
!C 19C 80 8 224
CO 216 120 5 22' 4
61 231 ... R22'i
6t 232 ... 5 22'4
77 230 ... 5 22Vj
12 209 ... r. 21
72 541 40 5 55
75 561 120 5 51
111 536 ... 6 25
f,r, 271 80 5 2.1
69 563 160 r. :t.
SO 526 ... 5 21
70 216 160 R 21
78 270 ... 6 55
ill 1CI 41 5 21
71 541 ... 1 27'4
74 1"7 ... 8 27H
67 531 6 2"'i
(6 163 ... 5 3.1
llltl ' i nhes $4 SOff
luttermllks, J3..(ii
12. -
St. Joseph l.lvr Stock.
SOUTH ST. JOSKl'll. Mo.. Sept.
(Special.) Tho Journal quotes:
OATTLK lit celpts, 2,.l0i) head; market
active and steady; natives, JI10'(54.;
Tcxans and westerns. W.2j1ifi.lj; cows au.i
lii lf.TM SL' Oori I iii: bulls and stairs. J2.2MP
4.75; yearlings and calves, M.25J(I.40; tock
crs nnd feeders, $3 0.Vii4 10; vonls. J5 0 8'i.i;l.
HOliS Receipt:', a.W Head; mnrKCt to.viy
to 5c lower; all grades, Jo.20jl5 3j; bulk oi
sales. $5 22';Ji5 27t-. ....
SIIKKP Hcctipis, l.iiu nead; mm
steady.
PIVlTIlillHW Mll.HCTS CAMHD.ITKS.
1111 III llnUoln Senator Holes 1IU Lit
tle Umpire ivllb Iron llniiil.
HPRON, S. D., Sept. 12 (Special.) It
transpires that tho visit of Senator Pet-
tlgrew to this part of the Htato a few
days since wns to arrange with his Ml
lowcrn In Spring county for the nomination
of n legislative) ticket favorable to him for
senator. A long conference was held In
Kedileld nnd nomo illfurulty experienced In
the selection of a candldato for Btatn sen-
ntor. Several purtles aspired to tne nonor,
bill they were not acceptable to Mr. Pet
tlgrew. and ho was finally obliged to rend
tho "riot act" to his henchmen boforo Ihoy
would submit to his dictation. A compro
mise was suggested, hut It was no go,
tho wily senator swung his mnglc wand,
and all operation ceased; ho presented
tho name of a former citizen of Holland
for ctnto henator and a resident of tho
southwest part of tho county for repre
sentative nnd left posltlvo orders that no
change ho rondo even though the gentlo
tnen wore loath to accept tho nominations.
From Redfleld Mr. Pottlgrew went to tho
town of Hitchcock, where he met his can
dldato for attorney general and to whom ho
Imparted tho result of his Redllidd visit
and gavo directions for future speeches
hy Mr. Hitchcock, who seems not to ba
sufllclently emphatic in his laudation
of the senator. Mr. Pettlgrcw gave somo
of his chiefs to understnnd that they must
censo being drones and got out and work,
for he proposes to visit such counties ns
havo not yet held conventions and fix
tho legislative nominees to suit his fancy.
Diit,.i..i).-T.i,ft.n Tvn n iTond nnerni run
of sheen here today, but up the supply lias
been rather light this week packers wen
.It 1 nnlr l it rr fdr IW1I 11 HIICPH It Mil IMIIIi-rt,
Sheep I of " row, quality sold today 15fi20o
higher than on Monday, nnd lambs nlso
iiroiiL'lit acod strong prices It was a good
active murket from start to llnlsli.
Feeders were also in ii""i .............
steadv to strong prices and sellers hnd lit
tle dllllculty In disposing of anything or
Qimt'ntions:' Choice western grass
wethers. $3.353.50; rli0'CQ,!,o.yt':,r l""i
J3.50fl3.C3; choice ewes, J3.00ffi3 2..: fair to
good ewes. S.Wrl.l.uu; 1.11..11. n,.....r.
lambs. J5 00(17 6 25; fnlr to good spring
Inmbs, J4.6.)T5.0O; feeder wethers. J3..11I
3.50; feeder lambs. J4.OOfli.40. Representa
tive sales:
m Wyoming run ewes
7 lill.llri riivns
1112 Wvomlnr feeding wethers
9 Idnno winners
1 Idaho wether
213 South Dakota wethers
210 South Dakota wethers
10 cull lumbs
257 Idaho lambs
121 I'tah ewes
12 I'lah wethers
:t Wyoming feeder ewes
18 Ftuh ewes
157 I'tah wethers
232 Wyoming wethers
3 Ftuh yearlings
2 Ftnh wethers..
363 Idaho feeding lambs
152 ITtah lambs
317 Flnh lambs
68 Yvomlng wethers
457 Wyoming lambs
592 Wyoming lambs....
.. 86
..122
.. 6
..116
..100
..101
,.10S
. . 73
.. 74
. 91
. 96
.. 8(1
. . 103
..100
.. S4
.. so
.. 85
.. 53
.. 57
.. 59
.. 95
J2 90
3 00
3 53
3 61
3 65
3 70
3 70
4 10
6 25
3 25
3 70
3 00
3 23
3 65
3 05
3 70
3 70
I 27V4
4 75
4 90
3 65
4 75
4 90
rtcslnii llnslii on Sioux Itnnue.
CHAM DKRLAIN, S. D.. Sept. 12. ,'Spc
eial.) P. F. McCluru has demonstrated
that tho artesian basin extends to the west
of tho Missouri river and has put tho ques
tion of artesian water beyond tho stage ot
an experiment on tho ranges west uf tho
tlvcr, ns It Is announced that wator has
been struck at a depth of 1.503 feet at his
ranch on Cedar creek. A good flow wni
had Immediately, but tho well drillers ad
vised going through tho granite formation
that they are In nnd tho gusher Is expected
within the next few days. When It was
learned that water was struck quite a oiir
wns created In real estate circles and a
large number of llllngs wero rushed Into
tho United States land olllco at Pierre on
lands lu the vicinity of tho McClure claim
and it is expected that a great many mora
claims will bo taken at once by new set
tlers, who have been holding back on ac
tcunt of tho scarcity of waler that has of
Into beon experienced on tho northern
ranges.
Mr. Mullen of tho 73 Cattle company
Intends to sink thrco largo wells as soon
as tho artesian well machinery can bo
gotten on tho ground. Tho finding of tho
artesian basin on the Sioux range marks
n new era in thu history of this country,
us tho question of good water for (.lock
has always been moro or less a draw
back. No better grazing land ran bo
found on cnrlh than on tho Sioux range nnd
the only question has boon that of water
In somo sections nnd this question now np.
pears to bo In a fulr way of solution.
I Mil III lie. Killed In Flgllt.
CHAMKKRLAIN', S. 11., Sept. 12. (Spe
cial.) Word has JiiBt reuched town of tho
sensational killing of two Indians hy nn
Indian policeman on tho Roiiebud reserva
tion recently. It appears Hint ho caught
three Indlnns In tho act of stealing rattlo
belonging to another Indian aud attempted
tn nrrest tho guilty parties. Tho thieves,
relying upon superior numbers, concluded
to resist and a fight followed, resulting in
tho killing of Pretty Hoy nnd nnothcr In
dian whose name has not been learned,
the officer esi aping unscathed.
SloeU In Mttht.
Following are tho receipts at
principal western markets
for
the four
September
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
ToUls
Cattle.
.. 1.501
..16,000
..15,600
.. 5,010
. .41.008
Hous.
7,270
21.000
11.000
7,300
Sheep
S.73
15.000
6.70 i
2 0')0
46,570 31,63,
trav YairW Llie SloeU.
NKW YOHK, Sept. 12 -KKKVKS-Hereto'-.
2 6 1" h"(nl. cood "leers, steadv,
medium nnrt common, slow mid ean ; bid's
steady; cows, steadv to strong. SteeiH, $4. 61
(&5 75; bulls. !2.W?3 76, cows. JI ,Wr4 M
Cables, steady; exports. 6 head cattle and
4,260 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 2,685 head; firm to 25c
JAMES E BOYD & GO.,
Telephone lull!). Omulii, Nat.
COMMISSION,
GRAIN, PROVISIONS und STOCKS
UOAItU (IF THAIlli.
norreationdence. John A Warram A
Co
uirtci wlrci to Chicago and Niw Tort;
H.RPEOriLY&Ca
DIONS''
Grain
BCOrMlir Lift BID 0.
OMAHA P13-
OIWiCH l03aHit
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