Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY KEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1901.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
InactWity Marks Etssion ! Board of Trade
with Kaiio in Frictt.
WHEAT TRADING IS STEADY AND LIGHT
II u 1 1 iind Hnlllsli Government Mnke
HiroiiK Corn Onts Open HlBhcr, hut
Only SIIkM I.unl Deninml
Provision Aro Unll.
CHICAGO. Sent. 9 Inactivity' marked
todnV'sscssmn i.'the ?- USa"V
IS cfoCrn VcC an'Demi
li"r "oRtB Uo'ic ai provisions from 5c to
1''l4hohlonuMllia III wheat wo stonily and
trading S liKht. with " special features,
"he ninrket was influenced moat by the
ptroiiKcr tone to the stock market, -fur to
ihn more fuvorahlc reports from HulTalj.
which Induced two prominent local longs, to
m o their InVJ. More Increaso In visible
p y than ejected, with premiums ox st.
ini for cash grain, were also bull factor".
December opened unchanged at lOVic to
70t;olP. advanced to 715j71Hc closing
it! o iK alid He higher at 71c. Tho Increase
In the vlslbio supply was, only
bushels, while tho world's shipments wore
2,I7S.cjO bushels, against 9,336,ouo bushels last
week. Clearances of wheat and Hour wero
tmtinl to 1.osk.w bushels, with nmount on
jitissage or 30,952,000 bushels, a decrease of
S.kiH.MV hjshels. . . i.i
Primary receipts were l,932,-) bushels,
ng.tlnst f,926.0i0 bushels Inst year. Mhtno
apolls and Duluth reported receipts of 1,-1
cars, ngnlnst Ml cars a year ago. Local
receipts were 1ST cars, with 10 ears con-
"llntn, which retards the. ripening of corn
and thUB Increasns the chances of damage
by frost, was the chief strengthening In
fluence today, although rumors of n bul
lish government report also tended to keep
price up. Tho early demand camo prin
cipally from commission houses, who later
nold for local account. December opened
lie to c higher nt 57t467ic. nntl nfter a
Flight decline to 57V5J07WC prices steadily
advanced to rMfce. The closn was He higher
et 57Tc. Rocclpn wero 390 cars, with 20 of
contract grade. ...
Outs opened higher In sympathy with
other grains. Trading was light through
out the entire session, with only a llttlo
local demand. December ranged botwocn
Sic nnd 35iW35c. closing H"JHc higher nt
E5W3i(4c. Hccelpts were 21t cara.
Provisions wero again dull, but prices
were higher. Light offerings was the main
cause for the stronger feeling. Lard con
tinued to lend other products, owing to n
Htrong cash demand. January pork closed
with n gain of 17Vjc at JI5.85, lard Be higher
nt 59.20 and ribs luc higher nt 8.17h.
Hccelpts (ostlmnted) for tomorrow:
"Wheat, 250 cars; corn, 410 cars; oats, 235
cars.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
i"opon.hllgh.l Low. Close. Snt'y.
RVj, M RSi M f.S
'owitik 7iij',k :as "if u 7'iv,
7la'(i, 71 74 7IVi'U(. 73!
BSi B5?4 53' J 55H 53
S7ifiH B8'i57iftH B7'i S7'.J
33W33H5V, 35 33. ffl),
3J4 3S,B 3.5 ffll 34'4
37MH4 3VMI 37U 37iSNi 37,4J
14 r.7',4 II 70 11 67U 14 70 14 GO
H 70 II 80 14 67'4 14 M 14 6i
13 77! 15 85 15 774 15 S3 13 676
9 33 9 42V4 9 3.1 9 42H 9 30
9 3D 9 42U U 30 9 K 9 30
9 20 9 22( 9 17J4 9 20 9 15
8 IK 8 6J 8 65 8 65 8 B7',4
8 65 S 70 H 62W 8 67M 8 W)
8 12M 8 17'.4 8 12tf 8 17$ 8 07V4
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
Sept, Dec
May
Oats -Kept.
Dec
Mny
Pork
Sept. Oct.
.Ian.
Lard
Sept.
Oct
.Ian,
lllbs
Scpt. Oct.
Jan,
No 2.
Cash quotations wero as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents. $3,503
8.C0; straight. J3.0O573.40; clenrs, J2.8MI3.2o;
spring spoclnls. JI.10n4.2O; patents, $3.40
8.70; str-ilghts, J2.8053.20.
WHEAT No. 3 spring, 0',4c; No. 2 red.
70Vil70c.
CORN-No. 2 yellow, 66V45JC7C.
OATS-No. 2. SlHflf-i'ic: No. 2 white, Sw,
37'ie; No. 3 white. 3H5J36ic.
RYE-No. 2. 65iR55Ho
PARLEY Fair to choice malting. 65050c.
SEEDS-No. 1 (lax, $1.44; No. 1 north
western. $1.43; prime timothy, $5.16; clover,
contract grade. $8.
PROVISIONS-Mcss pork, per bbl.. $14.70
(91 1.75. I.nrd, per 100 lbs.. J9.405j9.42Vi. Short
ribs sides (loose), J8.50ifl8.70. Dry salted
Bhoulders (boxed), J7.50-ii7.75. Short clear
Bides (boxed). J9.0589.15.
WHISICY-nasIn of high wines, Jt.30.
Tho following nro tho receipts and ship
ments for-tho last twenty-four hours:
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 26,000 19,000
Wheat, bll 352,000 286,000
Corn, bu 357,000 433,000
Oats, bu 2SI.000 tB.otio
Jtye, hu tl.000
Unrloy. bu... 149,000 2,000
On tho l'roduco exchnngo today ths but
ter marlcot was steady; creameries, im
19J4c; dairies, 13W17c. Cheese, steady. 9iS
10c. Kggs, steady; fresh, 1415c.
NUW YOItK C.KMRnAl, MAItKRT.
Qnntntlnna of thr Iny on Vnrlon
Commodities.
NKW YOItK. Sept. 9. FI-OUR-RacelpU,
39,00.) bbls.; exports. 13,867 bbls.; Bales, l750
. 1 1 - IT J , fnl.l., ..... . .. .1 SI . I .
..nil ui.viin tiini iimiuri WlllltT nuv-
ents. J3.r,o$f3.85. Hye flour, firm: fair to
Kood. J2.S'ifi2.93; choice to fancy. J3.30ff3.a).
COHNMKAL Firm; city. $1.18; Brandy.
Wine. $3.33f(3.40.
UYK-Steadv; state. BBfflS6c.
HAHLKY Firm: feeding. B4c. c. I. f
ni,1.T.n.l,n.:.!,.,ul,l,,K. 60gfllc. c. I. f., Buffalo.
WIIKAT-Iterelpts, 197,800 bu.; exports.
237,023 bu.; sales. 1,805,000 bu. futures, 40,000
liu spot. Spot firm: No. 2 red, 76Wc. t. o.
b.. afloat: No. 2 red. 75c, olevntor: No. 1
northern Duluth, 76Hc. f. o. b.. afloat; No. I
hard Duluth. 75c, elevator: No. 1 northern
liu nth, 70Hc. f. o. b.. nfloat; No. 1 hnrd
Jiulnth, nominal. 77c. f. o. b.. afloat. Op-
llnnn I. Ann. (an n nnl.. ' I 111
........ 11 (.-111 1, luruiKii selling
opened easier, but quickly recovered and
.V?r tl? llance of the day wero Arm.
Stimulating fncts Included smnJl winter
""" i iwi-viiHB, clearances, loss vislhle
supply Increase thnn expected, tho corn
Closed ilrm at V.onot advnnco; Mny. 79 3-16
""',. wuini-u ui iu-jjc; nepiemner, Tt-iiRfiSc,
- V,lu iil ,oci "cioner. nwintc, closed nt
c; December, 76 3-1670 ll-16c, closed nt
( PN-Recelr.ts. 33.700 bu.; exports. 107.7
.. vV1' h'.'w exports,
a Ii 1J?-,IW D"- lutures, si.ooij bu. spnt
"' O"1 Ui eiovator, nnd ravic,
r. o. b.. ntlont. Options wero generally
Improvement In tho prosldenfs condition
SPJLTO ."Sinfe'L "If". ."nd. WHc nct
...n..n, ra il, uoiiikijji;, Cloaca Bl tUiOJ S6P'
jember. filV.GltJe. closed at 61c; Decern,
ber. oni0:W closed at 624c.
OATS riece nts. 198.100
,U.U!,r,V,?n,"t., "rm" 0,,l0,", rfrmer nnd
n,.5yiin BhPI,lnf. 6035c; good to
F1?l?nHtnn'i1v. 1
m.,ld..n7p:jl8:cw20.WrTvlnter,b;a
,U0J S8!',55':.fi?t0' common to choice
39.0. crop. Ilfll5c: 1899 crop, CCTllc; olds. (oT3c
racllie coast. 1900 crop, ll(fri6c; lSf9 crop
6BHc; olds. V4S3c. '
H,5,,J.!?rSMn,,y.; "Weston, 20 to 25 Ihs
dfry!. 2CllV,.lofO3r0n,."b,;,14(4c.:a 'bS- "Ci T"'
I.EATHnit.-Stoady; hemlock sole, nuenoi
2l'!&c.B B'Hc! acid
pnoviioNH-ncef. nrm; fnmllv in
TO
1..1S0, ..wn 41..V.., ui-pi nams. I on fl
22.0.); pucUot. $10.0010.50; city, extra Imll
. i'.i.ir.i iiiiiiia. viu.iuf ii.o, i.nru. nrm'
weftern steamed. J3.75; rellned, ilrm: Sen.
tember closed at $9.75. nominal; continent
$10; South Amerlcn, $10.50; compound $7.:"ifi
7.M. pork, strong; family. $17; short clour
$18.25Jfl8.25; mess. il5.7510.7S.
BUTTER llecelpts. 6,076 pkgs.; firm
stato dairy. Ijtfl8iic; creamery, 16HQ20Hc
June packed, factory, 14d(144c.
, CHEESU-Rocelpts. 6,58t ' pkgs ; steady
ww.v ,W miKO vimo
colored, 9c; email colored, 9&c; faricy, smaU
r mil'. 74jV
nml rtinnHylvania. l81J2)c: western candled,
Mi"i-, wrnii'i ii utjiuiiuivu,
MOLASSES-Steady.
Ppi'I.TllY'-Allvc. Arm; springers, 11
turkeys, 12c; fowls, loc. Dresrcd, Arr
Mirlngors, $3: fowls. 11c.
, M ETAL8 Trndlnu In London tin in tl
local mnrket was slow today, but vnln
fell off somewhat In sympathy with d
nrenslon In the London market (tiid und
heavy spot sunnllcs at New York. Tl
market wns Anally weak at J25.0Ofl26.Vi
.......tut ...in iinaii ittiik lli .ii'H.u.ii I
SPOt. while tin In T.omlon elnavil 7r 6il Inn
to 111 lOri for snot Hurt futures nt 111 10
Copper locally was nominally unchanged
nt JlA.50tfl7.CO for I.nko Superior and $16.374
uiiu.u.)i nu- luniiiiK una eieciroiyiic, ah
unchanged market was reported for sop-
W l.i t t.in. .Li... a I 1 I . . . r .
iniinwn. unto iui ciuaeii hi jm it mi
and futures at 67 10s. Lead was quiet nnd
linnhn nirj.it t i 071Z m. t , . . . .
was Is 3d up to JC12. Spelter was dull with
out mange at home nnd abromi. with unnt
hr quoted at $4 nnd In London 16 17b 6d.
tsuuicstiu irpii mnrKuts were ami and un-
changed. Tig Iron warrants, JS.OOfllO.OO;
No. 1 foundry, JlO.OOfi 15.50: No. 2 foundry,
southern. J14.i'314.&0; N'o. 1 foundry, south
ern, Il4.i6'?i'15.2.i; No. 1 foundry, southern
roft, $14.75f15.2.-). Olasgow warrants closed
nt 62s 7d and Mlddlcborough closed nt '53
.Vic.
OMaIIA VHOI,i:,At,U MAnKIIT.
Coudillnn of Trade nnd (Inotntlnns on
Staple nnd t'nuey Produce.
EnClS-Ttecelpts, fair; loss off, 12Wc
LIVE PUUIvrp.Y Hene, 7c: younir and
old roosters, 4c! turkeys, CQSo; ducks and
geese, ofoGHc; sprlns chickens, per lb
bit lfc.
UUTTEIt-Common to fair. HWc: choice
dairy, in tubs, UilGe; separator, 19c.
. FKE91I FISH-lllack bass, lsc; white
bass, 10c: blueflsh, He; bullheads. 10c: blue
flna, 7c; buffaloes, 7c; cntllsh, 12c; cod, 10c;
trapples, lvc; halibut, 11c. herring, .c; had
dock, 10c; pike, 10c; red snapper, 10c; sal
mon, He; sunilsh, 6c; trout, luc; whltellsh,
10c.
OY8TEH3 Standards, per can, 30c: extra
selects, per can, S7c; New York counts, per
can, 45c.
PJOKONS-Uve, per do2 60c.
VKALS-Cholce. SfiOc.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Miiv Dealers' association: Choice upland,
$9.50; No 2 upland, 13.00; medium, JS.ro;
coarse, $7,fA Hye. straw, J4.50. These prlcci
are ror hay of good color and quality. De
mand, fair, Receipts, 3 cars.
HEAT GOc.
COHN-fdc. ,
OATH-3IC.
DnAN-$16.M.
veoetahles.
EGO PLANTS Per dor., 7Sc.
OHEEN COHN-Per doz.. ice.
CAHIIOTS-Per market basket. 35c
UEETS-Pcr half-bu. basket. 35c.
TUIINIPS-P. r basket, 30c
CUCUMUEHH-Hoine-crown. oer doz.. 10
016c.
IjIsttucb I'cr bu., 20c.
HADISlIES-Per doz.. 10Q15C.
PAHS LEY Per doz., 2flc
NUW POTATOEKtl.inm.25.
SWEET POTATOES-Pcr hu., J1.25.
CAM PAGE Home-grown. 2i,ic
TOMATOES Home-crown. tier M-lb.
bnsket, 50c.
onions-Home-grown, per lb., 2fl2',4c.
11EANS Wax. ner U-bu. basket. 60c:
trlng. per -bti. basket, 50c.
ua.maloupe-Home-crown, cer doz..
25i&50c: crates. Jl.60Bt.76.
WATEHMELONS-Mlssourl, Iowa and
Nebraska. 201f2.ic. as to size.
CEL.EHY Kalamazoo, tier bunch. IMZCsc:
Nebraska, per bunch, 30310c; Colorado,
40QCOC.
FIIUIT8.
APPLFS-Por bbl.. J2.25a2.50.
PEACHES California freestone, ner box.
85c; clings, 7c, Colorado freestone, 7683c;
t'jioerius, '.-imsKet crates, ji.gotji.tv; 4-DasKet
crates. 854j90c.
rLUMS-Callfornin, per crat;, $1.2331.50;
home-grown, per 8-lb. basket. 11c.
PEAltS-Uartlctts..$2.5o: Utah, $2; Now
York UnrMotts, kegs, $2.50.
GIIAPES California Tokny, 4-lb. crate,
$2; Muscats, $1.50: Concords, homo grown,
er s-iu. oatiKet, iixiiitc.
THOIMCAL FRUITS.
OHANGES Valcnclas. $5: Med. sweets.
$4.50.
LEMONS Fancy. 54.25; choice, $3.75.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to size.
$2.002.50.
FIGS California, new carters, 7oc; lay
ers, 63c: Imported, per lb., 1012c.
dai lis t'crsian, in 6o-in. boxes, snirs, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
X T . T. C? 1.. H,l, ii.'.Imii.q r.n- 1 U . . M I
Uin i.,f,..f.. ....i..ut. rvi in,, III-
bcrts, per lb., 13c; almonds, per lb., lSJ20o;
raw piaiiuts. pe' lb., &G5i4c: roasted. C'AU
7Hp: Brazils, 13c; pecan:, 10ft22c.
ciDElt per DDI., ji.w; per '(j"5i.. $2.75.
HIDES No. 1 green, CHc; No. 2 green.
6Hc; No. 1 salted, Sc; No. 2 salted, 7c:
Ko, l veal can, io I.'.1 ios., sc: rso. z veal
calf. 12 to 15 lbs.. Cc: dry hides. 8Q13c:
sheep pelts, 2tf75c; horsehldes, $1.60tf2.25.
St. I.otils (irnln it nd Provisions.
ST. LOtriS. Sent. 9. WHEAT Mar
ket higher; No. 2 red, ensh, ele
vator. 70c: track. 701ifi72c: Scntember. 60
COHc; December, 72B72',ic; May, "Sic; No. 2
nnrti. ic.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash. BSc: trnck.
BSUtlBgc: September, B7Hc; December, B9Vc;
amy, eojjc.
OATS-Hlgher; No. 2 cash. 36c; trnck. 36Vi
tf?37Vic; September. 354c: December, CCi
May, 39c; no. i wiiite. 3ii4(ii3vic. -
11YE Iwer. Bfiyofiiic.
FLOUH Steadv: new red winter oatents.
$3.353.55; oxtra fancy and straights, $3.05tf
3.15: clear. $2.83n2.D0.
SEEDS Timothy, J5.K55.95; flax, no mur
ket. COKNMEAL-Stcady at $2.90.
BItAN Steady; sacked, east track, 77c.
HAY Weak: t mothy. J9.504tl4.6O: oralrle.
$11.00013.60.
w ll INK Y oieaoy at JI.30.
IRON COTTONTIES-$1.32.
BAGOING-6,7Wc.
HEMP TWINE 9c.
rROVISIONS-Pork. firm: lobbing. $15.75.
Lard, hlcher at J9.22K. Dry salt meats.
higher: boxed lots, extra shorts and clear
ribs, J9.00; clear sides, J9.3714. Bacon, higher;
iioxea iois, oxira snoris, clear rms,
J9.87V4: clear sides, J10.12H.
METALS Lead, quiet, $l.27',$j?4.33. Spel
ter, steady nt $1.35.
POULTRY Firm; chickens, 7c; springs,
9c; turkeys, 6c; young, 8c; ducks, o'.ic;
geese. 3c: springs, 4c.
BUTTER-Steady; creamery, 16J?21Wc;
dairy. 13tfl6c.
eggs Higher: western, 16V4C.
RECEIPTS-Flour. 9.000 bbls.: wheat. 15.-
000 bu.: corn. 27,000 bu.; oats, 53,000 bu.
BHIPMENTS-Flour. 6,000 bbls.; wheat,
121,000 bu.; corn, 34,000 bu.; oats, 20.000 bu.
Liverpool Grit I n nnd Provisions,
LIVERPOOL Sent. 9. WHEAT Snot.
No. 2 red western, winter, dull, 61 BUd; No.
1 northern spring, nulet. 5s 8d: No. l Call-
rornia, nun. us no. l'Utures, quiet; sep-
lemner, os ua; uecemDer, bu mi.
CORN Spot, steady; American mixed.
new, 6s. Futures, Arm; September, 4s lid;
October, 4s 10id; November, 4s lid.
PROVISIONS Lard. American refined,
firm. 47s 3d: nrlme. western. Arm. 46s 3d.
Bacon, short ribs. Arm; long clear middles,
ugni, nrm, imiju; long cienr muicucs,
heavy. Arm. 48s: short clear backt, Arm.
Shoulders. Arm. 3Ss.
CHEESE American Anest white, quint.
44s 6d; American Anest colored, quiet, 663 6d.
TAI.J.UW-Australian, in i.onuon. Arm,
2Ss 1.
HOPS At London (PaclAc coast), quiet,
3UT3 15u. I
The lmnorts of wheat Into T.lvernnnl lnut
weeK wero iub.ouu quarters, an irom Atlan
tin tiorts.
Tho Imports of corn from Atlantic ports
uiBi wee were u,aw quarters.
ICnnsna City Grnln und Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Sent. .-WIIRATS-n.
tember. 64'ic: December. 67Uc: Ma v. 7f!
iuhc; conn, fun. . naru, baiatoc; No. a.
8VrtKU,c No. 2 red, 69c.
cuhn sentomoer. 6Sc: Decemher. R7i!e:
May, 69Hc; cash, No. 2 mixed, 6Sc; No. 2
wniie, osc; no. 3, 5fc.
oat.s no. 2 wnite, 39V4C
HYE No. 2. 66c.
HAY Choice tlmothv. $13.00: choir nrnl.
lir, lti.iJ.iui1.w.
BUTTER Creamery, lOtffflOc; dairy,
fancy, 14iil6c,
EGGS Firm: fresh Missouri nnd i;nnng
stock uuoted on 'chance. 13c ner Anr... Inn
off, cases returned.
RECF.IPTS-Whcat. 262,000 bu.; corn, 20,-
VW Ull , IHllll, -T(Vtt IJll
,.?iui'.M.KNT8T'lea, U6'200 bu-: corn,
4,UW llu, UlllO, AJ,WI1 UU
Philadelphia l'rntluce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9. BUTTER
Firm and tending higher; fancy western
creamery. 21c: fancy nearby prints, 23c.
EGGS Firm, good demand: fresh nearbv
and western, 19c; fresh southwestern anil
southern. 16c.
CHEESE Quiet but steady; New York
full creams, fancy small. OVi'S'OHc: New
Yorlt full creams, fair to choice, S!V39io.
Toledo Grain nnd Seed.
TOLEDO, Sept. 9.-WHEAT-Qulot; No. 2
cash and Soptomber, 72c; December, 73'4c
bid.
CORN Dull; September, 57c; December.
68c.
OATS Quiet; September, 36c; December,
36Hc
RYE-Dull. 53c.
CLOVER8HED-Acl!ve, higher; prlmo
October, $5,20; December, $3.30.
Mtlvraukeo Grnln Mnrket.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 9. WHEAT -Steady;
No. 1 northern, 6Stf69Uc; No, 2,
69c; December, 71c.
RYE-Steady; No. 1. 54c.
PAULEY Weak; No. 2, 60c; sample, 51tf.
BSC.
OATS-Rteady: No. 2 white. 37Uc
COUN-December. 57;57Tc.
Dnlnth Grnln Mnrket.
hV1'-!!": vpt' ,9 -WHEAT-Cash, No. 1
hard. .IHc: No. i northern. esc: No. 3
6Ho:fMayf72Hc ,),C,nb'r' feHc Octobcr'
CORN-Bo'ic," ' '
OATS-35Vitf35i;c.
Penrla Slurltet
PKOHIA. Sept. 9-CORN-lnactlve.
OATS-Stendy; No. 2 white, 3SV
billed throurh.
WHISKY On the basis of $1.30 for An
Ished goods.
Vlalblr Kupplr nt Grnln,
NEW Y'ORK. Sept. 9. GRAIN The state
ment of the visible supply of grain, In
storo and artoat. on September 7, as com
piled by the N"v York Produce exchaaz.
Is as follows; Wheat, 23.440,000 bj., In
crease 6,ono bu. ; corn, iwa, mi., in
crease 44,000 bu,; oats, 7,378,000 bu , Increaso
i:t.fim hit . rve. 1.6I5.CM) bll.. Increase 15fl.0Cl
bu.; barley, 6S3.0O) bu., Increase 119,000 bu.
Minneapolis M'hent .Mnrket,
MINNEAPOLIS. Sent. 9 WHEAT-Cnsh.
6SVjc; September, Gic, December. 6?c; No.
1 hard, 70Vic; No. 1 northern, iW'ic; No. 2
norinern. in-,c.
FLOUR First tintenlR. M.SiV!T.rKS: second
patents, $2.6303.60; flrst clears, J3.60ff3.75;
second clears, J2.20.
uiian in bulk, higher, J13.00-313.50.
XBW YOItK STOCKS AMI IIOMIS.
Sales tin KxclintiKe Sin llenvler Thnn
Those of Sntttrdrty.
NEW Y'ORIC. Sent. 9.-The number of
shares of stocks sold on the Stock exchnngo
during the Ave hours of today's sesi hi
was no greater than was solil tiuring me
two hours of Saturday's session. ThU fact
In Itself would bn Indlcntlvc of n mnrkc.l
subsidence of the nervousness nnd fevtr
lshness which pervaded the stock marKct
on Saturday, but the tabic of recoveries in
prices which resulted from the day's trad
ing makes n renlly rcmnrKnoie snowing ui
tho reeutinrntlv.i unwi.r nf tli. market. '1 no
assurance of tho president's physicians and
incnus mui nc is roaiiy ssie inun u n
wounds wns nf eniirse the primary call O
of the buoyant rebound in prlc s. 'IhJ
crrect was shown not only in ew j or,
but In nil the great securities markets of
the world. The secondary cause was the
comprehensive and effective measures cjn-
ceriod ror tno proiecuon nnu supiiuri ri
tho markot by the clearing house bnnkj and
great Ananclcrs of tho metropolis.
The effect of these mensurcs wa- not
seen In the success with which the ctll
money rate was repressed to 6 per tent
level. Just what tho measures taken were
not disclosed, but the largo sums of money
in tho hands of the prluclpul money broker
on the Aoor of tho Stock exchnngo to plate
call loans nt 6 per cent suggested that
money was being furnished by n powirtul
syndicate for the purpose. The clc.trltu
house committee wns conveniently nt hand
nil dny to take any nctlou that might be
demanded by an emergency, but there was
no formal session of tho committee una no
steps wero taken by them until after the
session of the stock market, when a dis
patch was sent to Secretnry Gage advising
him of tho committee's view that some ac
tion by the Treasury department was In
cumbent for the relief of the money situa
tion. The speclnl circumstances which
make the operations of the Trcnsury de
partment embarrassing to the money mar
ket have lxen too often stated to me J
special description hero.
The enlarged surplus In the government
revenues by reason of the grcnt decr?nse
In the expenditures without corresponding
decrenso In the Income Is taking dnlly from
the open market nnd rrom the circuintion
Inrge sums of money, Just at tho time when
tho movement of the crops of tho expand
ing fall requirements arc making the venr s
largest demnnds for money. Some expec n
Hon of action by tho secretnry of the treas
ury for the relief of tho money markot
played Its part In the day's strength of the
market before the action of the committee
was known. Tho tension of tho demand for
money her, was shown also by the dec Ino
In exchange on other points.
llntn sterling nnu contincntni exennnte
fell shnrnly. causing renewed tnlk of en
gagements of gold for Import, but none
were announced, cutcago. exenange on
Now Yolk also rose to within 10c of rnr.
but J25O.0UO was deposited at tho suhtrensury
for Chicago and jk.ooo ror New Orleans.
In view of these considerations, the o'
lapse In tho money rate lato in the tiny l
less convincing thnn It would othciwise
be. Its occurrence nfter the demand for
tho day had been largely siitlsllcd tnlgnt
hnve been due to manipulation. The marKct
closed strong at near tho top, net gains for
the principal active stocks running from
2 to 4 points nnd for St. Paul 6i points
Thus a large part of Saturday's losses were
retrieved.
Railroad bonds showed recoveries also,
but In much smaller tlegreo than In stocks.
Total bales, par value. J2,eti),000. United
States bonds wero unchanged on tho last
call.
The following are tho closing prices on
the Now York Stock exchange:
Atchison h'i So. rtnllwny ,
. 32
. 87H
. 42H
. 20
. 3 'J
. 7;
. fj
. 2i;
. 33 n
IMS
. 21
. 31W
. 43
. 70
.178
.18
. 95
.161
.114
. 29;
. 85Vi
. 191vj
. 49!4j
. 414
. 99
.133?i
. 45U,
. 6li
. 97U
.220 V,
. 66i
.117
.261
. 51
. 11
. 24i
. 79H
. 96
. 89
. 4JVi
. 19
. 39H
76
. 93',i
. 64
. 41H
.110
. 41
. 81V.
.210
. IS
. 71S
.131
.. 631,
.. lS'.i
,. 74
.. 1JU
.. 814
.. 18
,. 6.1
.. 43k
. 93.
.. 91?.
do tifd fR'.i' lO PM
Baltimore A Ohlo..l0l Texas & Pacific ...
do pfd 92 iTol., 8t. I. & ,
Canadian Pacific. ..lll;l do pfd
Canada Southern .. 63 .Union Pacific .....
Ches. & Ohio
da prd
SI. Wabash
77 . do pM ,
S9li Wheel. & L. E....,
7:i' do pfd ,
128 AVIi. Central
S3H do pfd ,
M P. O. C. & St. L,.
Chicago & Alton
do pfd
Chi.. Ind. & I....
do tifd
ChlcftRu & K. 111.
Chicago Q. W...
do 1st itd
dn Id Pfd
Wi Adams
Chlcaso ft N. W. ..191 Amerlcnn
C, U. I. & P 1 U. S. 13x
Chi. Ter. t Trans. i 11 Wello-Kario Ex...
do pfd Amal. copper
C. C. C. & St. Ii..,. 01 Amcr. C. k V ,
Colo. Southern 14 I do pfd
do 1st pfd 65 'Amer. Unseed Oil.
do 2d pfd 2lVi do pfd
Delaware & Hud...l6t Amcr. S. & II
D I & W Ml I do pfd
Den. & Ulo drande. 4 Amer. Tobacco ...
do pM 'Anaconda M. Co.
Erie :? Hrooklyn R. T
do 1st pfd "0 Colo. Fuel & Iron
do 2d pfd ,. B7U Con. das
Great N. pfd 18: Contlnenta Toll.
Hocking Valley .... K do pfd
do pfd 74 Gen. Electrlo
Illinois Central W CIIucom Sugar ....
Ion a Central 36 Hocking Valley ...
do pfd 71 Inter. Paper
Lake i:. & W 62 do pfd
do pfd H Inter. Power
Louis. & Nam htt'VLacltdc lias
Manhattan U l'.CVi National Biscuit .
Met. St. Ry 164 'National lyad ...
Mexican Central ... 2U National Salt
Mexican National. .. 14H da pfd
Minn. & St. L 106 No. American
Mo, Pacific 102Vi Pacini) Coast
M.. K. & T SaVU'aclflc Mall ,
do Pfd MK People's Uas ,
New Jersey Cen....l6 prensed Steel Car,
Norfolk. & W
si'h no prd
83 Pullman P. Car...,
95H Republic Steel
34U do nfd
do pfl
Northern P. pfd
Ontario A West..
Pennsylvania
Heading
...t43i,8unar
4ZViTenn. C. & I
do pfd i"
do 2J pfd 53U
St. U. & 9. F 41
do 1st pfd 12
do Id pfd Ml
St. Ii Southwestern !!
do pfd 62
St. Paul 163
do pfd 166
u. n. & p. Co..
do pfd
U. S. leather
do pfd
U. S. nubber ....
do pfd
U. S. Steel
do pfd
West. Union
So, Pacific I6'i
Trust receipts. Offered.
Siesv York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-MONEY-On call,
Arm n,t 46 per cent, ruling rate, 6 per
cent; last loan, 4 per cent; prima mercantile
paper, 61f3 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady at de
cline, with actual business In bankers' hills
$4.85 for demand and nt $l.8JVi for sixty
days; posted rates, $4.S3,4SHS41i nnd $4.S0fr
4.87: commercial bills, $l.(C'4(& 1.62)4.
SILVER-llar, 5Mf,c; Mexican dollurs,
45V4c.
UONDS Government, steady; atato, In
active; railroad, Irregular.
The closing quotations on bonds nro as
follows:
U. 8. ref. 2, rei...WU
do coupon 1014
do 3s. re ICS.
do coupon 10k
do new 4, rez....l37
A ,, 1ST
Hock. Valley 44.1M
L, & N. unl. 4s. ...101
Mex, Central 4s .... 86
do 1st Inc 32
.Minn. A: St. Li. 4s,, 103
M. K. & T. 4s 91)
do old is, reg. ...112 I
no 2ds fi
do coupon ........ u'
do 5, rec 17H
do coupon ... ..10;4
Atchison gen. 4;....lu3'4
do adj. 4s 9'iVt
Ualtlmor & O. 4s.. 1034
do 34 93U
do conv. 4s 1WH
Cauadu So. 2s I'J'i
Central of CI. 6s....l0ii(i
do 1st Inc 0
Clies. & Ohio 44s.. .104
Chicago & A. 34s... 814
C, n. & Q. new 4s U6i
C M. & St, P. E 4sll')
C. & N. W. cen, 7s.lS7
C, R. I. & P. ts.1034
C C C & St, I. I 4sl03
Chicago Ter. ts 934
Colo. Southern 4s.. S7t
I). & It. O. 4s. ...1014
IJrle prior lien 4s.. 954
do gen. 4s i'ft
F. W. A X), C. 1st, 1034
N. Y. C. 1st 1054
"do gen. 34s ...1034
N. J. C. gen, SS....130
No, P. 4s 104
No, P. Ss 71.
N. ft W. con. 4 1024
lltadlng gen. 4s K4
rft I, & I M c. Is. US
St. U & S. F. 4s.. 05
St. I,. Southw. lsts, or
uo :.1s 754
San A. & A. P. ! in
So, P. 4s . J2i!
So, Hallway Ss 1164
-rexaa & r. lsts. ..119
T St, U. & W. 4s 81
u. r. 4 io;;
do irinv. 4 tnav.
,'wanasn lsts 1184
do 2.1s HO
do deh. n fin:
West Shore 41 1134
W. & U. E, 4 91 '
WI, Central 4s Ss4
Hid. "Offered.
Sirvr York Sllnlni; Stocks,
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-The following aro
me closing quuiuuons on mining oiocks:
Adams Con.....'..
Alice
20 UJttle Chief ...
43 Ontario
11 Ophlr
7 1'hoenlx ,,,,,,,
.... 13
....923
.... 85
.... S
.... 3
.... 3
31
...,J
Ilreei-e Ill
Hrunrwlck Con 7
Comstock Tunnel..,.
Con. Cal. & Va 185
Deadiuvid Term ... 43
Horn Silver 170
Iron Silver
Ieadvllle Con 7
Potest
Snage
Sierra Nevnda
t-mall Hopes ,,
Standard ,
Foreign l-'lnnnrlnl.
LONDON. Sent. 9. Sloney wns easy to
day. sunnllcs wero abundant and the de
mand moderate. "Discounts were Arm, n
view of tho contingencies, especially lha
oroaDAct of shipments of gold to New Tcrk.
Business on the Stock exchange wns Inac
tive and generally advirtely affected by
the slump In New Yorx, Tno tnemli h of
the exchunge assembled enrllcr th in list at
today. The American market opened short y
after lo o'clock. There was little txtt
metit nnd no desire to sell. Prices soon
ndvanced on buying ordets. St. Paul wu.o
the feature. Inter there was 11 slight tl s
posltlou to sell. Prices eased on tho recel.it
of tho New York opening quotations 111, d
closed steady. Consols, went lower and re
covered sumcwhat. Grand Trunki w ri
easy, especially seconds nnd thirds. Kntllri
were easier, operators being engaged In tha
curryovcr. The nmount of bul ion ta'tcn
Into the Hank of Englund on balance tndty
was i;25,CJ0. Gold premiums ure quoted at
Duciios Ayres today at 131.43; at Madrid,
40.li5; at Lisbon, 38.60. Amerlcnn eagles are
quoted In london at 5Ss 9d and bar gold at
77s 10-VI.
PARIS, Sept. 9. Ilustncss opened on tho
bourse today without any Interesting fea
tures nnd later theru was free opening, Pi
turert and later there was free operating, n
view of the' less optimistic bulletins re
ceived regarding tho condition of Preside. ,t
McKlnley. Tills produced an till around le
action. Toward the close more satlrfactory
accounts of the condition of the presuunt
were posted anil there was n good recovery.
Prices closed (Inner. Rio tlntos advanced
and Metropolitans and Thomson-Ilousto s
were Harder. Threo per cent rentes, mi lor
the nccount. Exchange tin Lond.'ii, 25f 2 c
for checks. Spanish 4, 17.27.
BERLIN, Sept, . Business was hesitat
ing and restricted on the bourse today,
awaiting the developments In tho western
and New York markets. The prices In all
deiiartments were maintained. Exc a g
on London, 20m 43pfgs for checks. Dlscou. t
rate on short bills, z per cent; on tniei
months' bills, 2 per cent.
Ronton Sloek Uno tn t lorn..
ROSTON, Sept. '9.-C0II loans, 445 per
cent; time loans, 5Q6 per cent. Closing:
,. T, A St. F. . . .
do pfd
... 764, West End
... SSVAtcltlson 4s ..
...131'i N. E. O, A C,
... ti
...1 2
... 55
... 294
... 404
...1144
... 38
...730
... 214
... 194
... S5
...IMVi
... 52
...175
... 7
...31"
... 284
... 34
... 73
Am. Sugar
6s,
Hell Tel
...'1624 Artvtnturo
.. .2.6 llttngham M, Co..
...176 Amal. Copper....,
...192 'Atlantic
... 114 Cabinet A lle.'la
...113 ICcntennlal
... 434'Franklln
... 934 Humboldt
...141 'Osceola
Hostnn & Albany.
H.iston L
Iloston & Me
Dominion Coal....
do tifd
Federal Steel ....
do pfil
Fltchhurg pfd ...
den. Electric ....
,..261
Parrot
Mex. Central......
... 234
...2)8
... 324
... 174
Qulncy
Santa Fe Copper.
TnmarneX
Utah Mining ....
Winona
Wolverines
Old Colony
Old Dominion ....
Hubher
Union Pacltla . ...
Union Land
SILVEn-Ilnr. sTeady 16-lOd.
MONEY lV4ff?li tier cent. Rate of dis
count in the open market for short bills,
2i per cent; for three months' bills, 27'&
2Vi per cent.
London Stock Quotations,
LONDON, Sept. 9. I p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money... 93
11-16
S3
. 94
774
9S4
1034
116
l
234
1634
474
674
42Ni
714
, 58
,14S4
1034
'.94
. t.74
,1554
Nor. A Westerii
do pfd
No, Piic. pfd
Ontnrlo A W
Pennsylvania ....
Heading
do 1st pfd ......
do 2d pfd
So. Hallnay
... 84?;
... S'l
...101H
... 344
,.. 734
... 214
... S9V,
,.. 26
... 324
... 834
,.. 574
,.. 934
... 894
... 414
... 95
... 214
... 39
... 704
... 414
do nccount
Anaconda
Atchison
1I0 nfd
Ilnltlmore A Ohio..,
Canadian Pacific...,
Ches. A Ohio
Chicago O. W
C , M. A St. P
do pfd
Denver & H. O
So. Pacific
do pfd
Union Pacific
da pfd '..
U. S. Steel
do pfd
Erie
do 1st prd
do 2d pfd
Illinois Central
I-ouls. A Nash....
M. It A T
iWabnsh
do pfd
Spanish 4s
Hand Mines
do pfd
N. Y. Central ,
Offered.
flank ClenrliiK".
CHICAGO. Sent. 9.-CIenrlngs. $:G.307.SS3;
balances, $2,326,662; posted exchnngo, Jl.Sl
fii4.S7; New York exchnngo, 10c discount.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. O.-Clearlngs,
19,330,842; bnlanccs, $2,216,416; money, 44ft
per cent.
HALTIMORE. Sent. 9.-Clenrlngs. $2,893.-
103; balances, $138,361; money, 41'!J6 per
cent,
CINCINNATI. Sept. 9.-CIearlngs. $3,360.-
600; money. 4tflV4 per cent; Now York ex
change, 10c discount.
hi. i.uuih, sept, v. ejiearings, ji.nn.srj;
balances, $1,039,493; money, 4516 per cent;
New Y'ork exchange, 35c discount bid, 20c
discount nsketl.
NEW YORK. Sent. 9.-Clearincs. $124,290.-
640; balances. $6,690,877.
imu'r.iv aA,. n r.AnlH lit iei wq.
balances, $1,361,827. '
Cotton Markot.
NEW YORK. Sent. 9.-COTTON-Snot
closed dull; middling upland, 8jc: middling
gulf. 8S1C: sales. 8.278 bales. Futures closed
quiet and steady: September, 7.67c; October,
7.69c; November. 7.68c; December. 7.71c:
January and February, 7.72c; March nnd
April, 7.70c: .Mny, 7.ic.
GALVESTON, Sept. 9.-COTTON-Ensy,
&y,c.
kt. luuis, wept. . COTTON Quiet;
middling. 8Uc: sales. 75 bales: recolnts. !6l
bales: shipments, 2 bales; stock, 33.963 bals.
NEW ORLEAN8. Sept. 9.-COTTON-
r.ani, nnien, d,iu uaies; orninnry, tii-inc;
good ordinary, 6c; low middling, 7 9-16c;
m ddllng. S'ic; good middling, 8?icS mid
dling fair, 9c, nominal; receipts, 2,450 bales;
stocle. 49.770 baloB. Futures, steady: Sep.
tember. 7.87c: November. 7.6o(fi7.58c : Decem
ber, 7.65(ii'7.56c: January, 7.BtWI7.57c, Feb
ruary. 7.5STi7.68c! Mnrrh 7.K7i7M. Anrlt
7.67fl7.69c; May. 7.56f?7.60o.
L1VERPOOI., Sent. 9.-4 p. m.-COTTON
Spot moderate business, prices Armer;
American middling fair, 5Hd; geiod mld
flI,lr5A.E'a,1: middling. 4 13-16d; low middling.
il9;E',! 00tI ordinary, 4 ll-32d; ordinary.
4 3-32d, The sales of tho day wero 7.tK
bales. Including 6,000 bales American. Re
ceiptn. l.Ort) bales, no Americans. Futures
closed quiet nnd steady; American I. m. c:
?SP'i'.S?p.r' 23.6451 40-64d; October, g. o. c,
(?HVGM: October nnd November
4-l-6ld: November and December. 4 18.6(d;
December nnd January. 4 17-641T4 l$-6ld:
January nnd February. I 17-64574 18.6ld: Fob-
"' I iunrcn, i i.iiiyi ijj-tiia; Mnrch
?V71JA7p1rll'r.17'6,(341s-ft,d: Anrl1 nn1 "ay.
17-o4y4 18-64d,
Cotton Prntliietlnn of the Year.
IVASmvr.TOM n Tk. .,
bureau today Issued a 'preliminary state
ment of Its ascertainment of tho cotton
nroduct on nf lncn nnn nim on .. n .minn,.ni
r n m nn r!nc thn m ,.ri , , . 1 n ,i.n, .. i.u
tho production of 1899. Tho statement shows
mni in i; inero wero produced 10.486,179
commercial bales, as ngnlnst 9.613.971 com-
iiii'iuiiii u.iien in isaa, Tne showing by
"; ln niiiows in commercial Dales:
Stnte.
1900.
1899.
Alabama
..1.C61.67S
.. 828,820
. . 63.C96
..1,270,597
.. 2SS.1I4
151
133
.. 714,073
..1,055.968 '
.. 27,980
.. 509.317
.. llti.875
.. 780,782
... 27.601
..3,536,506
:il
1,103,690
714.493
56,821
1,296,814
1C0.324
121
SOI
701,800
1,261,048
19,377
413,153
84,035
786,515
215,175
2,658,655
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Indian Territory
Kansas
Kcntuckv
Louisiana
Mississippi
.-Missouri
North Cnrnllnn
Oklahoma
South Carol nn
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia ...
11,833
8,239
Tha inrrnnA In tuA i rw
tnu '.;""" V.IUP UVCl UlttL U I
1RS9 was SI0,20j commercial bales, being 777..
C33, equivalent to 600 pound bales.
4)11 and Hnsln.
,OII' CITY. Sept. 9.-OIL-Crcdlt balahce.
I.4S0
steady; strained, common to good. $1.10!
turpentine, steady at 36iiS37c. Petroleum,
LONDON, Sent. 9,-OIL-Calcutto lln
seed, spot, 45s ltd: linseed, 30.4 3d. Spirits
o turpentine. 25s 7Hd.
!,vJ,.y.'.P01'' Sen- 9-OIL-Petrnleum.
rellned, t,d. Cottonwed, Hull, reAned. Bpot
VtVe at 6il" 8plrl,s of tllrPenlne, quiet
PEAS 6s 4id.
CofTae SInrket.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-COFFEE-8pot
Rio. steady. Mild, dull. Options open d
steady In tone at unchanged prices nnd
during the rest of the session values til l
not vary and only n light professional
business took place, with the metal clique
the prlnclp-il purchasers, Coso,i (uii nt
unchanged prices. Sales, 6,673 bags, includ
ing September at 4.651jl,70e; November.
4.80c; February, 6.10c; March, 5.20c; Ausuat,
5.60c.
Kvapnrnteil nnd Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9. EVAPORATED
APPLES The volume of business trans
ncted In the market for evaporated apples
today reached moderato proportions. Tha
undertone was qulto Arm nt well main
tained prices. State, common to good, hti
Sc; prime, SflSVc; choice. 9e: fancy. 9fI9Ue.
CALIFORNIA .DRIED FRUITS-Rjled
tiulet but about steady at old prices.
Prunes. 345j7c. Apricots, Royal, SVVBlSo:
Moor Park. Sri!e. Peaches, neeled. lltff
Uc; unpecled, &&9Hc
KIkIii llntter .Market.
ELGIN, III.. Sept. 9. Rl'TTER There
was no hutter offered on the Hoard of Trade
today. The market was mode Arm nt 2fc,
the samo as last week, Tho output of ths
week shows a decrease. Sales wero 608,600
pounds.
BiiiiuiiuiitH, o.i,Mi ddis.; nverage, s;
u.,V,Al",rS'r:;'' '"'is. average. 71.670 hb s.
NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-OIL-Cottonseed,
steady: nrlmo ertuin. velinw ifio iimin
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
RiojI U Fnirly Liberal sad WtiHra Oattle
Actue and Etrtnj.
HOGS FIVE TO SEVEN AND A HALF HIGHER
Sheep and l.ntnliM In Good Supply nnd
"While' SInrket Was yt Purlieu
lnrl) Active, Still tiond
Stuff Snltl About ilteady.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. D.-Rccolpts were;
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
omclal Monday 3,uo 2,117 6,H'3
tiamu day last week 4, Ml 2,jU 8,':6U
o.uno week uefore 6,iVi9 3.i'9 i.wwi
aame threo weeks ago.. 4,J V.'J-l
tjanie lour weeks tmo.... 2,iiw 4,sol lu,'.i'J3
battle uay last Week.... M-6 1.K52 'J.'M
Average price- paid for Hogs ut Souih
Omaha tho past several dan MM co.11
puruotiii: 1901.11'.'UO.l!9.t.l$9i.lS97.lSt6.l06.
Augu.it
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
August
Sept. I
16 6 77S
161 5 77V
17 6 w
li' 6 i9 I
'M 6 t(
21 6 754
22 6 8741
23 6 Sl?t
4 97
4 Ml
6 00
4
4 44 3 75)
4 321 3 781
4 2b 3 74 1
4 411 3 50
4 60 2 67
I3 7-
4 42 I
4 42 2 69
4 41 3 74)
4 42 3 M
4 401 3 73!
I 28 3 72l
2 t3
2 S4l
4 4.'
4 4i
4 55
4 51
t ii
I 41
4 2t
4 3d
3 70
3 71
3 CS 2 92j
3 7J SS
6 03
5 02
6 01
3 7U Z 7UI
i 71 2 83
ini
4 97
3 S3
b I'.'
6 03
2 68
25
3 fl
3 91
2 79
2 76
0 ;i,4
4 31
4 24
b W4
6 CO
b 02
6 114
6 121.
6
4
3 70
4 02!
2 75,
2 tOi
5 02:
6 02,
h 0),
S 03
4 40
4 42
4 40
I
3 97
4 26
3 701
2 84
4
3 72:
3 63
3 61
3 91
4 21
4 20
4 37
4 34
4 21
4 13
4 .'
4 20,
4 14
3 99
3 99
4 07
4 07
4 01
4 0'i
2 81
2 77
2 81
5 01
sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Hepl.
Sept.
3 Kl
6 07?s
5 02
3 66
2 81
U 1.1
b 26' .
6 31
5 06
4 19
4
3 62
2 71
6 0)
K 05
4 2:
2 '.e:
2 78!
4 23
3 63
4 20
4 22
b 29;,:
5 0S
6 10
I
4 3i J, 3 5:
4 H2
4 00,
3 94
4 3ul 3 60
2 M
2 81
4 21
6 36HI
4 29 3 671
Indicates Sunday. ,
Th.c official number of cars of stock
brought lu today by each ro.i.4 wns:
Cattle.Hogs.Sh'p.H'sci.
C, M. & St. P. Ry 3
O. A: St. L. Ry 1
Mlssojri Pacific Ry 2 .. ..
Union PaclAc system.... 37 3 13 1
C. St N. W. Ry 2 3
1'., k. c m. v. it. 11 4
C, St. P., M. & O. Ry.. 9 2..
It. & M. It. R. R 11 6 12 1
C., II. & U. Ry 5 2
C. R. I. A; P., cast 0
Illinois Central 1 1
Total receipts ?133 31 21 2
The disposition of tho day's receipts was
es tallows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber of head indicated:
Cnttle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 412
123
Swift nnd Company 67
617
710
701
1.53.8
2,648
952
uuunny rncKing uo :.
Armour & Co 9S
R, Pecker & Degan 233
Vansant .fc J'o 26
Lobinnn ft Co 2u6
11111 & j-rumxinger -o
Benton & T'nderwood 120
Llvlngfftono & Schnller... 46
HnmlUon & Rothschild... 197
L F. Husz 20
H. L. Dennis & Co 30
II. F. Hobblck 39
Wolf .t M 131
Other buyers 427
6i0
Totals 3,617 2,116 6,791
CATTLEThere wns a good run of cnttlo
hero today, but still quite a decrease Is
noted ns compared with the same day last
week, as will be noted from the tabic of
receipts given above. Thero Is a still
greater decrease as compared with thn
same week of last year. Tho bulk of re
ceipts today was mado up of western range
cattle, for which tha demand was In good
shape, Packers took hold nnd It was not
long before the bulk of tho desirable
grades wero out of Arst hands.
There wero only a few loads of corn-fed
cattlo In tho ynrtls today and sellers neg
lected them for the grnss cattlo. As a re
sult sellers who had corn-fed steers found
tho market a llttlo slow and some of them
were quoting prices a. llttlo lower than at
the closo of last week.
Tho demand for cow stuff was active
today and tilthojgh tho supply was quite
liberal tho markot was steady to strong
and nctlve throughout. Packers seemed
to want all thero was on solo so that
sellcrn had llttlo trojblc In disposing of
what they had nt ver satisfactory prices.
Stcodv to strong prices wero also paid
for hulls., calves and staxs where the
quality was satisfactory.
There was more nciivuy 10 me trnao on
stockers nnd feeders today than for some
time past, It was evident that tho recent
rains have Increased the demand from tho
country nnd ns a result yard traders took
hold In good shape and bought tho better
grades of stockers, as well as the fleshy
feeders that looked strong to n dime higher
than thosn In force at the closo of last
week. The commoner stuff was, of courso,
more or less neglected and probably sold
no moro than steady.
Western beef steers and cows were In
active demand today and sold nt good,
strong prices whero tho quality was at all
desirable. What was said above for na
tive feeders applies equally wcl to the
western cattle. Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. Av.Pr. No. Av.rr.
1 1100 3 73 4 1075 5 2S
6 10S2 4 00 21 1179 5 33
15 1115 4 00 16 123$ 6 JO
COWS.
t m 1 to 1..., ioso : 7.1
2 923 1 7S 1 830 3 75
1 710 1 75 1 1000 2 7S
1 1010 2 00 24 897 2 fO
1 990 2 10 4 967 2 83
8 S90 2 10 1 1070 2 90
1 1110 2 23 1 1000 3 00
4 10tt 2 Ii 4 1020 3 00
1 1004 2 23 2 940 3 CO
11 983 2 7.1 1 12M 3 10
2 1040 2 73 8 U2.'i 3 23
1 1160 2 75 1 1150 3 23
7 827 2 73 1 1050 3 ii
2 1193 2 73 1 10AO 3 33
1 102O 2 73 2 11(0 3 65
HEIFERS.
1 540 t 75 ! 640 2 75
2 433 1 7S 1 740 3 CO
3 S66 2 TS 1 .V 410 3 In
2 715 2 73 2S 621 3 30
DULLS.
1 1050 2 40 1 1670 3 90
1 1270 2 50 1 560 3 50
2 670 2 63
CALVES.
4 230 3 75 3 ISO 5 CO
3 130 5 00 1 130 KM
1 100 6 00 2 140 5 CO
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 910 2 2. 7 5)5 3 23
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1 850 1 94 1 S20 3 03
2 . 777 2 33 3 70 3 05
2 975 2 M 1 710 3 03
1 13M 2 75 2 1073 3 20
1 830 2 75 1 1150 3 30
29 846 3 00 16 998 3 30
i S46 3 03 17 1020 3 60
7 87 3 03
NEBRASKA.
?9 COWS
607 $2 33
3 foeders
442 J3 00
620 2 90
64 feeders.. 915
3 Si)
3 30
3 40
3 40
2 60
3 40
3 4A
3 40
3 75
3 00
3 55
1 75
3 20
2 50
2 75
4 ()
4 00
4 CM
4 O)
2 60
2 00
2 60
2 60
2 00
3 65
2 85
2 10
2 75
3 60
3 00
3 65
:i 55
2 23
7 holfers.
1 heifer..
42 cows...
1 cow....
1 cow....
21 cows. ..
1 cow....
13 cows...
1 cow....
2 cows...
4 cows,,.
19 cows...
6 cows...
8 cows...
2 cows...
54 feeders.
1 feeder..
45 feeders.
6 feeders.
1 feeder..
6 feeders.
1 feeder..
979
880
9;o
9S8
950
922
20
40
80
.. 933
.. 910
.. 0S0
..1000
..1000
..1011
.. 960
.. 960
..1127
..1032
.. 990
.. 907
.. 900
.. 962
.. 810
.. 907
.. 830
.. 930
.. 826
.. 890
.. 920
.. 897
..1025
..If")
1 60
1 50
3 00
2 75
2 75
2 00
2 60
2 85
2 85
3 05
2 70
2 25
2 90
2 00
2 90
2 00
2 60
2 60
2 6)
2 60
2 85
2 85
2 85
2 95
3 55
2 95
2 95
2 95
2 25
2 25
4 85
840
35 feeders.. 618
3 feeders., 616
13 feeders., 920
1 bull 1490
17 steers,,.. 718
1 steer 7.7)
1 steer 870
5 steers,. ..1126
14 steers.. ..1007
9 stcors..,.1122
I Bteer 9Srt
1 cow 1160
1 cow 1060
8 cows 880
1 cow 870
1 cow 970
31 feeders,. 576
2 cows 940
1 Htog 1150
1 stag 990
9 feeders.. 950
1 feeder. . .1050
1 feeder... 730
1 feeder... too
2 feeders. 1075
17 heifers .. 482
4 cows...
2 cows. . .
42 cows...
1 cow....
6 cows...
3 cows...
1 cow.,,.
1 cow..,.
4 cows...
2 cows...
1 cow....
15 cows...
90
7 feeders
3 feeders
692
900
3 feeders.. 913
1 feeder...
920
930
3 feeders.
1 feeder..
10S0
3 00
1 steer nuo.t bz
SO steers... .1105 4 15
42 steers,.. .1108
W. J. Johnson Neb,
20 cows... .IMS 3 10 2 cows. , .
II. E, Johnson-Neb.
18 feeders.. 10.Vi 3 55 1 feeder.
F. F. Roads-Neb.
980
3 10
2 fO
.1010
10 heifers, . "(iO 2 65 7 heifers
742 3 25
L. i:. & li. C. Wetherhee-Nebrasku
24 steers.. 1198 3 65
Charllo Cooper-rNebrasKa.
27 cows..
906
956
2 85
2 steers. ...Ill 3 25
20 cows...
2 35
COLORADO.
4 75 3 bulls 1126
2 75 1 bull 1K0
2 75 4 calves... 26)
3 15
WYOMING.
170 lbull.. .,1430
3 85 7 feeders 6SS
2 60 7 heifers... 831
3 calves.., 120
1 steer.. .. 7M)
1 steer 1110
19 feeders.. 7S8
2 0
2 60
I 10
4 cows
6 steers. ,,
1 feeder,,.
877
860
820
2 40
2 SO
2
3 50
3 ft)
3 33
3 15
2 75
3 0)
I 60
1 steer 1W0 3 60
Tollard Cattle Co. Wyo.
4 steers..
.1120 4 2i 8 cows..... 973
2 95
3 60
3 25
2 90
1 steer.
590 3 00 la cows 1'iiJ
W. Stubbs-Wyomlng.
,1150 3 73 19 steers.... 748
. S64 2 9) 2 heifers... 910
1 cow
cows..
1 cow l(XO 2 93
R. Thorp Wyoming,
..1058 4 10 6 cows..
17 steers.
1 cow....
920 3 30
.1010 2 75
R. Thornton Wyoming.
2.1 COWS.
964 2 40 45 steers.. iiw
964 2 10 45 steers, ...11
3 70
3 70
3 55
33 cows.
5 cows.
..1100
..1217
J.
3 45 21 steers.
13 stags.
3 00
C. Shaw-S. D.
49 strs. Tox.1093
4 10
E W. Burdlck-S. D.
4 Cows In7
2 feeders
8n
60i)
120
2 9)
2 99
4 73
4 4)
4 40
7 cows .... 755 2 10
6 bill I r. 411 2 23
Connors
47 str. Tex. 1200 4 10
99 str. Tex. 1202 4 to
22 str. Tex. 1167 3 75
2 feeders
1 calf....
Bros.-S. D.
It", str. Tex. 120."
87 str. Tox.1201
V.
16 cows....
1 cow,...
2 cows....
P Shnun-South Dakota.
.h'J9 3 05 7 steers.. ..1077
.1420 ! 35 23 rows SM
3 S3
3 20
. 91 Ti 2 Wl
J. II. WetnvirS r
27 cows 907 2 85 1 bull 12VI 2 39
21 feedrr.4. 905 3 20 2 feeders. . 903 2 50
HOGS Thero was a light run of hogs
here today for even a Monday, nnd ns
packers nil seemed to be anxious for sup
plies It was not long before everything wns
out of Arst hands. The market could be
quoted 55 10c higher than Saturday, tho
bulk selling nt 16.35 and J6 37&. Thero
was but very llttlo nbove these prices
nnd but very little below, ns the
sales will show. There was not verv much
chnnge In the' tnarket from start to Anlsh,
though the close was good and strung and
everything was sold In good season.
Today's advance more than makes up for
the decline of Saturday, so that tho mar
ket today In nt the high point of the sea
son, Representative sales:
No. A v. Sh I'r. No, A v. Sh. Pr.
M 173 240 G 23 56 226 VI 6 2..
77 2:i 160 C 30 47 23 120 6 25
51 209 0) 6 32 4 71 271 K0 374
5" 211 4) 6 32', 62 2C0 SO 6 374
64 260 ... 6 324 C3 296 200 6 37 4
34 212 160 6 33 52 265 40 6 374
t v236 40 6 33 74 231 fO 6 374
C4 234 (0 6 35 43 210 fO 6 374
67 233 ... 6 35 131 260 160 6 374
62 291 fO 35 69 2)7 120 6 37 4
78 212 0 6 33 SI 217 ... 6 40
47 313 W 6 3J 74 2lty ... 6 40
64 210 200 6 35 75 220 SO 6 41
78 2M SO 6 33 66 254 200 6 40
61 2M 40 fl 33 15 2SS ... 6 524
70 212 ... : , :o 215 ... 6 33
SHEEP There was a fair run of sheep
hero today, nnd while the market was not
very active, itlll Just about steady prices
wero paid for the more desirable grades.
The bulk of the offerings was out of Arst
hands In good season, but a clearance was
not made until rather late. Sheep seemed
to be In better demand than lnmbs, tho
samo as was tho ense Inst week and weth
ers sold ns high as J3.61,. which was fully
steady with last week's prices. Tho com
moner kinds of lambs In particular were
slow salo and the feeling was undoubtedly
weak.
Quotations: Choice yearlings. J3.40ff3.60;
fair to good yearlings. $3.30573.40; choice
wethers, J3.255J3.43; fair to good wftbers,
53.10J73.25; choice ewes, 12.7503.00: fair to
gooil ewes, J2 23532.73; choice spring lambs
$4 30574.65: fair to good spring lambs, JI.I5i!
4.30; feeder wethers, J2.75W3.25: feeder lambs.
M.wiiJ.w. neprcscniativo saiea
No.
Av.
,10
. 9'J
ft".
10)
("I
7
77
as
61
09
Pr.
$3 20
3 30
; n)
2 75
3 23
3 40
3 II
3 59
3 6)
4 30
952 Oregon wethers
230 western wethers
198 Utah ewes
1 ewe
218 cull lamb
i western yearlings....
32 western yearlings....
211 western wethers
1S5 western lambs
70o western Iambs
CHICAGO III V K .STOCK MARKET.
Steers nntl Hons Strung nnd Higher
Mieep Hle:ul'.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-CATTLE-nccelptP,
25.000 head, including 2.W0 Texnns and 6.0)1
westerns; choice steers strong to 10c higher,
others Arm; butcher stock steady to 10c
higher, Texnns Arm, westerns higher, others
steady nnd nctlve: good to prlmo steers,
$3.75?6.60: poor to medium, JI.255j3.70; hIo'U
crs nnd feeders, nbnut steady, $J.255t 1 25;
cows. $2.405i5.CO; heifers. $2.50riS.10: ennners,
Jl.COTi2.40; bulls, J.'.50fi4.60; calves, e:m ir.
J3.6056.00: Texas fed steers, $4,1056.13; Texas
grnss steers. J3.4Ofi4.10; western slccrs,
sales four cars at 15.60. others Jl.2)ii5.60.
HOGS Receipts. 32.00) hend: estimated tc
morrow, 24,OoO; left over. 3,500; good to
choice strong to 6c higher, others steady,
closing strong; top. J7.U0: mixed and butch
ers, J6.005JC.9O; good to choice heavy, $O.I55f
7.00; rough heavy, J6.0C50 40; light, JrtOW
6.75: bulk of sales, J6.30fi6.75.
SHEEP AND IAMUS-Recolpts, 28,000
heat); sheep steady to slow, lnmbs abntit
steady, others weak: gocd to choice weth
ers, J3.75'i4.10; fair to choice mixed, J3.lf(fj)
3.70; western sheep. $3.25'ij4.'iO: native lambs,
$3.0O5j4,6O; western lambs, $I.00S4.S0.
i
Kansas City Live Mtoek Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 9. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 7.000 head natives, 4,000 head Texans
and 1,100 head calves; market generally
steady; choice dressed beef nnd export
steers, J5.605i5.90; fair to good. $4.505i5.40;
Blockers nntl feeders, J2.405fl.23; western-fed
steers, $l,605i.".5(); western range steers, J3.40
5l4.25; Texnns nnd Indians, J2.65573.75; Texas
cows, J2.155J2.85; native cows, J2.604TI.OO;
heifers, $2.7S53.25; ennners, Jl.5u5J2.10; bulls,
J2.255J4.25; calves. J3.605j5.50.
HOGS Receipts, 3,501) lu'ad; mnrket closed
6c higher; ton, $6.55; bulk, J6.3O5J0.65: heavy,
J6.505j6.55; mixed packers, J6.3V5f0.55; light,
J5.9056 40; pigs, JI.5iJ5j5.75.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Rccelpts. 3,000
head; shrep, steady: lnmbs closed lower;
lambs, J3.60fi4.40; native wethers, J3.255j3.6i1;
western wethers. J3.0O5i3.50; ewes, $2,60j3.15;
stockers and feeders, $2.005j3.25.
St. I, outs I.lvc Stunk Mnrket,
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 9.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
6,100 hcatl, Including 3,000 hend Texnns;
mnrket stendy: nittivo shipping nnd export
steers, $5.005j"ti.35; dressed beef nnd butcher
steers, J3.405j5.7o; steers under 1,000 lbs., M.00
5J6.40; stockers nnd feeders. J2.251jl.0O; cows
und heifers, J2.OulI4.90; ennners. Jl.2Wf2.23;
bulls, J2.255J3.25: Texas and Indian stecra,
J3.C05j4.oo; cows nnd helferw, J2.o,XHJ.2o.
huum Receipts. 4,700 ncaa: mnrket
elti
strong to 5c higher:
gher; nigs nntl lights, JO.l.iW
6.45fjTi.6J; butchers. 0.605
ti.bu; pncKer
6.9.5.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-RecelptS. 600 hend;
market steady; native muttons, $2.75(113.60;
lambs, $3.25(TJ4.6.i ; culls and bucks, $1,7553.23;
stockers, $1.0C5j2.60
New York Live Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Sopt. 9. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 3,957 hend; good to choice steers
stendy, others 10c off; native steers. $"i.105J
6.00; extras, $5.5j6.; Texas and half
breeds, $l.irj4.80; bulls, J2.5Cff3.60; cows,
$1,7654.00. Cnbles. steady: exports, none.
CALVES-Rccelpts, 2,767 head; vcali,
Arm, $5.00S8.00; tops, $8.25; fed cnlves, JI.005
4.50: westerns, J4.1U,
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 22.095
head; sheen, steady; lambs domoralli'ed,
opened 25t30o off, closed 605j75c lower;
sheop. J2.60ff3.75; few choice, Jl: culls, J1.30(f7i
2.00; lambs. J3.605J5.25; 1 car, J3.43; mainly.
Jl.Oofj'o.W); Cannda lambs, JI.80f(3.O0.
HOGS Receipts, 8,591 head; market 20ffjr
30c lower; state, J0.805JC.9J, western, J6.305f
6.60.
St. Joseph Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 9. CATT LE Re
ceipts, 9,000 head; corn natives and heavy
westerns, stendy to strong, others weak to
10c lower: natives, $2,7(ff6.10; cows and
helfets, $1.(16$ 1,85; bulls and sings, J2.00ff
4.50: stockers and feeders, $1.75f3.75; veals,
J2.25flfi.25.
HOGS Receipts, 2.000 head; market
steady to 5c higher; light and light mixed,
J6.30fi6.60: medium and heavy, JO. 15570.63;
pips. J3.6O5j6.00: bulk, J6.455i6.fA
SHEEP AND LAMRS-Recclpts, 9,)0
head; markot steady; top Idaho, wethers,
J3.60; lambs generally 10c lower; top Idalios,
$4.40.
Stock In SlKhl.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at the live prin
cipal stock markets September 9:
uniuo. iiiik. riii-ci,.
3,58.5 2,117 O.li'5
South Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City ..
Bt, Louis
St. Joseph
1.000
32.000
28,000
.ll'iO
.66,000
. 9.000
.1.600
4,700
2,00)
3,0
9.UV)
Totals 103.5S5
41,317 ' 46,795
Crop In Austrln-Hiinisnrr.
ni'DA PEST. Sept. 9 Tno nnal of
ho
estimates for the season's crops In Austria
Hungary, which was Istund tortny. shews
thn yield of whfat to be 3l.wx).0.-0 meta
centres; ryt. 50O,W0; barley, 1,600,0 0; tints,
9,800.000. This represents u decllno as com
pared with the yield nf last year of 3,610,0)
metacentros in wheat. 1,500,000 In barley and
600,000 In oats and an Increase of 7"00
metneentres In rye.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sent. O.-WOOL-Strong: me
dium grades, 12'tf17'.jc; light Ane. i2Wf(14V4c;
heary fine, 9V4311'4c; tubwashed, 12525C
13 feeders. 10C3 3 SO 31 feeders.. 631
H. Foxton-Wyo.
21 ateer-4. ..1133 3 85 14 cows 1036
6 cows. ... 9S0 3 35 11 cows 10S1
F W. Foxton-Wyo.
45 steers.. ..112' 4 25 II cows 1013
6 Meers.... 884 3 16 I cows.,... 922
J. P. Welch-Wyo.
6 cows 1075 3 60 1 cow 115)
1 enw S50 2 7 5 35 steers... .1217
ROCK HILL LEAVES WHEN DONE
Quits Ftkin Daj After Protocol U Blgnid,
Btptrti Congtr.
CITY IS BEING PUT TO RIGHTS RAPIDLY
General Kl's Troops Hnter to Pollee
It unit Games Are Put to Work
on the Street nnd
Palaces,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 0. The following
cabtrgram was received nt tho State de
partment today
"PEKIN, Sept. 9. Protocol signed Sep
tember 7; Rockhlll left September S.
(Signed) "CONGER."
Mr. Rockhlll u.is been trying to stnrt
homo from l'cklii since August IS. Ho was
authorized to leave then by Secretary Hay,
but naturally desiring to complete tho lm
potrant work ho hail undertaken In connec
tion with the preparation of Ihc protocol
ho remained until tho Anlshlng touches hal
been added nnd tho document signed.
Mr. Rockhlll has added greatly to tho
esteem In which ho was held nt the Stato
deportment nnd In diplomatic circles by the
skillful manner In which ho conducted tho
negotiations for the United States under
conditions that nntngnnlted him with some
of the most ndrolt diplomats of the world.
Ho will now hasten home, to be present nt
tho Pnn-Amerlcnn congress In tho City of
Mexico next month.
Will Abolish Old Forms.
PEKIN. Sept. 9. The Imperial edict Is
sued tecently. providing for reform of tho
examinations, seems to Indicate that tho
liberals nre In control of the court, nnd Its
linportnnce, If enforced, Is dimcult to over
cstlmMc. It provides that the examinations
must Include wostorn history, western
sciences and Industrial methods. It abolishes
the traditional eight part classical efsnys
nnd vcrtal reproductions of the classics,
proficiency in which has been tho chief
qualification for office holdings. It rcle
gfttcs the classics to tho background, re
quiring only expositions of their meaning.
General Yuan Shi Kl's troops arc enter
ing Pcklnbday nnd arc assuming tho work
of policing tho city. They nre a stalwart,
woll-drlllcd body of men. Great forces of
workmen are engaged In repairing tho
palaces and streets.
KANSAS GETS CLOUDBURST
Strrnnin Out of Their flank and Great
DnmaKe Done to Prop
erty. KANSAS CITY, Sept. 9. A special to tho
Star from Horton, Kan., says: The heaviest
rain In years, amounting almost to a cloud
burst, fell last night in Decatur county, a
total of throe Inches of water falling In
Obcrlin, Decatur and Jennings. In Oberlln
the sudden downfall Hooded thn town, thn
water standing a foot deep over tho greater
portion of tho place, and Hooding base
ments, in Decatur, the county abstract
company lo3t several hundred dollars In
records and sovcrnl mcfcantllo houses sus
talncd much damage to stock, Sapp creek
wns a torrent nearly a mllo wldo in places
and swept away hay and feed, stacked on
tho lowlands, and washed nut culverts and
bridges. Tho damage to farniB nlong the
stream will ho great. All tho trains aro
running on alow orders. Tho flood exceeds
tho heavy rain of 1892.
LONG-LOST MAN IS FOUND
St. Joseph Itnllronil Contrnetnr Who
ninnpprnretl Twenty Year Ako
Illrn nt Poor 1'nrin.
ST. JOSEPH, Sept. !). (Speclnl Telegram.)
Twenty years ago Michael Slone, a prom
inent railroad contractor, 60 years of age,
disappeared from his home In Manchester,
la. Ho had a family of grown children
which spent largo sums of money In search
ing for him. He was given up for dead
ninny years ago. The body of Mlchnel Slone
Ilea on a marble slab In Sidenfadcn &
Foley's undertaking rooms hero. Ho d!od
at tho poor farm yesterday, where he had
been nn Inmate for two years. Ho wag
Identified by accldcDt today.
Missouri River lllfth nt Pierre.
PIERRE, S. D Sept. 9. (Special Tele
gram.) Thero was a four-foot rise In tho
river at this place cyatcrday, hut It Is fall
ing rapidly today. No one can assign a
cnuso for the riso at this senson of ojar.
Three Velernn In 1)lgrsre,
i
MARION, Ind., Sept. 9. Threo inmatts
of tho National toldlers' homo are, under
arrest ami in the guard house of that In
stitution for having exprcrsrd Byraratliy
with the attack on tho president.
Simar Mnrlici.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-SUGAR-Raw,
Stendy. eary; fair rcrtnlng, 3 5-10c; centrif
ugal, 96 test. 3ic; molasses sugar, 3 3-160.
ReAned. firm; No, 6. 4.05c; No. 7, 4.65c; No.
8 4 45c; No. 9, 4.40c; No. 10, 4 35c; No. 11,
4 30c ' No. 12, 4.30c; No, 13, 4.20c; No. 11, 4.20o;
(,'titndard A. 5.03c; confectioners' A, 6.05o;
mould A, 5.60c; cut loaf, 5.75c; crushed,
6.75c; powdered, 5.33c; granulated, 6.23c;
cubes. 5,60c,
LONDON. Sept. 9. SUGAR Muscovado,
9Us 3d; centrifugal, 10j 3d; beet sugar,
August, Ss, September, 8s,
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 9. SUG A It
Quiet; centrifugal yellow, 45jlic: Becond.
25i3c. Molasses, steady; centrifugal, 6j
10c.
Xctt York IJrr Good Market.
NEW YORK. Sopt. 9.-DRY OOOD3
Prlnt cloths continue strong and regulars
havo sold at 2',c. nn advnnco of tto per
ynrd. Wide gray goods are Arm at pre
vious prices. In brown sheetings and drills
and In blenched cottons prices nro firm,
with a stendy demnnd for Immediate re
quirements, but not much doing for for
ward deliveries. Cotton chovlots and conrso
colored goods Arm. 1
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received hero until II a m, Sep ember 14,
1901. for constructing, plumblm,, heating
and electric wiring, barrack building, brick,
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