Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DALLY BEE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1&0I.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Beptrts ef Tmi Make 111 Gntfni AotWe
ei Board f Trade.
DECEMBER WHEAT CLOJES SOME HIGHER
Corn Stronr, Easily Leadlnsr All
.Markets Snlea In Oat Are flood
Provision Makr f)iln
During lint'
C1IICAOO, Sept. 17. All Brains were no
tlVH today on tho Board or Trade In rc
sponso to reports of frost last night. De
cember wheat closed Hie higher, December
rom 2lf2ic up, and December nats lHc
Improved. Provisions wero uctlve and
closed with gnlns of from 17Hc to 224c
Wheat followed corn throughout tho ses
sion. December opened tlrm, but with
small trade nnd only moderate buying by
commission houses, Uc to Watte higher
than yesterday nt from 70c to 7iffl70Tsc.
Offerings were small, but with tho Hurry
In corn shorts began to cover. An outs cic
demand developed and soon sent tho price
to 71c. Here the mnrkct held for a time,
but soon again begnn to foel the effect or n
strong bull movement and touched lie,
closing 1UO higher at 7HMW2C. I'":
c-ipts wero 303 cars, eleven of contract
grade: Minneapolis and Uuluth reported
1.110 cars, making a total for the three
polnti of 1.M1 cars, against 1..07 last week
iind 815 a ytnr ago. Primary receipts were
2S6.3IS bushels, ugalnst 1.074.050 bushels last
year. Drodstroot's reported tho worlds
visible supply 2,4SI.XO bushels larger than
a week ago. Clearances In wheat nnd Hour
equaled 338.778 bu-lhcls.
Torn was active and strong on frost re
ports and easily led all markets. December
opened c to He higher nt from Mo to 6Sc
nil frost reports. The outside demand was
better than for several days and offerings
wero light. With the prediction of frosts
ngaln tonight prices advanced sharply to
04ic. Rome longs took prollts. but the
scurry of shorts kept the market well up
till It closed strong nt 60'4c Receipts were
OatiTfelt tho Inllncnce of com and hod a
strong market. December opened He to Uc
higher than Monday's closo at from 36Hc
to 36'ic. Thoro was a good, active demand
for tiie cereal and Now York seemed to bo
the best buyer Klevntor Interests wero
moderate sellers on, tho bulge. With In
creasing demand prices rose to S7hp and
closed at this figure, the highest prlco of
tho day. Loral receipts wero 162 cars.
Provisions felt the Influence of tho rlsojn
the coarser grains. January pork closed
strong at $16,024: January lard wa In good
demand nnd was heavily bought, as was
also Jonuary ribs; tho former closed nt
J9.32V4 nnd January rllw at 18.30.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Whcnt,
170 cars; corn, 165 cars; onts, 100 cars; hogs,
ZS.m html.
The leading futures ranged at follows:
Articles. Opcn.l Hlgh.l Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Dec.
.May
Ouls-
Hcpt.
1 )t c.
.May
Pork-
Oct.
.Ian.
Lard
Oct.
tan.
ItlbH
Sept.
Oct.
fiHi fiOTi fi8 6Mi
70-4';l 72 70Ji71,72 70
74'ii 75H 74(i75&Q'4 7IVi
WX'i Ml 56- Mtt f.A
t&y fio in r0H67;n',;
60!MlH 6'.HSOT4Q0 C2",4 51
ast; ri sm ruy,
K 36'i 37. 36
SS'Aflli 39H SSUtlH W.i
14 774 14 95 14 774 14 90 11 70
IS 85 16 10 15 85 16 024 15 80
I 9 60 9 674 574 3 63 ' 9 524
9 20 9 35 9 20 9 30 9 174
8 65 K 70 8 65 8 70 8 65
8 65 8 70 8 65 8 70 8 124
No 2.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FLOUH-Stcady; winter patents, 13.509
1.60: straights. J2.00ff3.40: clears. J2.80Jl3.2o:
spring specials, J4.1O34.20; patents, J3.409
3.70; bakers, S2.2lVfl2.65.
WHEAT No. 3 Bprlng. 6S368$4C; No. 2 red,
"Hi 714c.
'ORN No. 2 yellow, K888',c.
OATS No. 2 white, 38Q38io; No. 3 white,
3VH38'ic.
UVK-No. 2. 6867c.
RARLEY Fair to choice malting, SCCTWc.
SEEDS No. 1 flax, $1.63: No. 1 northwest
ern J1.63; prime timothy, $6.35.
PROVISIONS-Mcss pork, per bbl., JU.fio
14.95. Lard, per 100 lbs.. Jtt.674Q9.70. Short
ribs sides (looso), J8.KfT8.75. Dry salted
shoulders (boxed). J7.50tf7.75., Short clear
U1cb (boxed).' J9.25ig9.35.
WHISICY-Uasla of high wines, J1.30.
HUGAR-Unchanged.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments for the last twenty-four hours:
Articles. ueceinti. Hhlnmenta.
Flour, bbls.,
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu,...
Oats, bu....
Rye. bu
Uiirluy, bu'..
25.000
17.0C0
...365,000
...301 .000
...227,000
176.000
725.0UO
370.000
23,000
99,000
16.000
On the Produce exchange todav ih imt.
ter market was steady: creameries. 14roo:
dairies, 1317c Cheese, steady, 9iei0?ic.
lOggs, steady: fresh. 4c.
NEW YOIIK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Dr on Vnrloa
Commodltlei.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-FLOUn-Recelpts,
i6,3O0 bbls.: oxports, 2,251 bbls.: more nctlvo
and stronger: winter patents, Jlt.5Cj1.S0;
winter straights, J3.303.45:MInnesota pat
ents. J3.653.90; winter extras, ttJVWfl.SO;
Minnesota bakers, i2.15?2.85. Rye flour,
llrm: fair to good, J2.fcOfl3.16; choice to
fancy. JJ.30(li3.50.
HAR1,KY-Dull; feeding, 54c. c. I. f Buf
falo: malting. tXn64c, c. T, f nuffalo.
COHNM BAI Stronger: yellow western,
J1.2H: city. J1.20: nrnndywlne, J3.333.50.
RYK Firm; No. 2. file. f. o, b.. nMont.
W M BAT Receipt n. 77.550 bu.: spot, strong;
No. 2 red. 779ic, f. o. b., afloat: No. 2 red,
77V, elevator: No. 1 northern, Dululh,
iic. f. o. b.. afloat: No. 1 hard, Duluth,
nominal. Options generally strong nil day.
with the corn advance. Shorts roverod
freely nnd there was a little outsldo buy
ing, with offerings sennt. Closed strong
nt fttf'le net' ndvnnce; May; 79iHiiOc,
closed. S0ic: September. UKtlThtkc. closed.
,5?c: October closed, 75c: December
T5 ll-lGiri774p. closed. '774c.
CORN-Uev'elpts. 3.0.0 bu.; exports, 100
mi. npoi, nrm: .mi. i. uenc, eiovntor, nnd
carao f. n, b.. afloat. Options, active and
strong lift day on vlgorou covering, stlm
Minted by heavy frosts In tho corn states;
rinsed strong and 2?2!ic net higher: Mav,
MTtflftSfto. closed, 66Hc: September, 63654c,
closed, G6o: October, 63i65c. cloeod, 6Cc;
December. tSHV45Vic, closed. 65Hc.
OATS-Recelpts, lt,0(i0 bu.-; oxports. 65i)
nu. wpot. nrmer: o. 2, 3S?c: No. 3. 34u;
No, 3 whlto, 40c; No. 2 white, 4041c;
trnck, mlxert western. 3S4O40o: trnck, while,
uiiiiiiiin, iiiKner wun com.
.l';VY"r,8iS"d'i "hipping, 60(i63c; good to
choice. 8690c.
HOI'S Unlet: state, common In ihnli
190") crop. lKm5o: 1S99 crop. 6311c: olds, if
Sc. Pnclflc coast. 1900 crop, UigiSc; 1899
vii, viniui inn, jtfjc.
HIDKH-Stendy: Galveston, 20 to 25 lbs..
18c: California. 21 to 25 Ibsf, 194c; Texai
in a. i it, " iir.. lltc
LEATHER
-Htearty: hemlock sole, nuenna
A;r,e":."fi.1J.t, 10 heavyweights,
Held. 2.tmi24We.
23441214c:
,. I;PVIHIONS7BWnrm: family. $11.50
22.W: I'ket. $lcAl0.50; city, cxtm India
mess, J16.001J18.0O. cut meats, ' firm:
pickled , bellies. J9.Wffll.ai: pickled ahoul-
ucrn. i.-u'iii.uu, mc:kivu nnms, J10.60IH 10.75.
jvaru, xiruiiH. wrmrrn sienmen, JlOwi; re
fined, strong; continent, J10.35; South Amer
ica. $10.(5: comnound. t7.si'c,T i: i..l.
strong; family. $17,00: short clear. $17,604
19.00: mess, $16.004117.00. ' 'DW'
tallow firm; city ($3 pcr nk.i
tfy.v country (pkgs. free.). WiStS-Tic.
Rl'TTER-Rccelpts. 1.3S9 pkgs.; firm:
state, dairy, 140184c; creamery, miO-Wo'
June packed, factory, 14154c
CHKItJSt'-Recelpts, 13,553 pkgs.: quiet and
steadv: fancy. Inrse. colored. STinr rnnnv
largo, white. 8Tto; fancy, small, colored!
9Hc; fancy, small, white, 9Vie.
EGOS Receipts, 11.701 pkgs.: Arm; state
nnd Pennjylvaula, lSDflPo: western candled.
iiiuio; weniiTii uiic-iiiiuieii, iJMliloMC.
MOLASSES-Stcndy.
POULTRY All Vo and dressed, nulet.
METALS Tin was practically unchanged
nt liondon, but steady In tene. Spot closed
at ril!C 1H and filllirA 1V. ,!.
trado slow, locally, a steady undertone
prevailed, without any material change In
values tvttnir noted, spot standing nt the
close at $26,101(123.45, bringing buyers nn I
sellers closer together than for some time
past. Copper In London was a shado
lower on realizing, tho close being easy at
iis in ror spot jftnd bi iss ya ror ri'
tures. Here the nihrket was dull nnd un
changed at $16.76 for Lake 8uperlor and
$16.50 for casting iind electrolytic. Lead
was unchanged at 'lioirie and abroad, cIot
Ing $4,374 nnd l respectively. Spelter
was ulso unchanged ut home and In Lon
don, clojlnr at $4. rtoralnal, and 16 16j te
pectlvel'. Domestic rron markets rul'd
quiet. Pig Iron warrants. JS.OOiilOOO; No.
1 northern foundry. $lS.0O(9lf.G0; No. S
foundry, southern. JH.O0Jrl4.5O; No. 1 foun
dry, southern, $U.75C15.; No. 1 ftrtnilry.
soft southern. $1 1.T5015 25; Glasgow war
rants, Ms 2d; Mlddlesboro closed at io 74d.
OMAHA WlloMj9Al'U JIARKKT.
Condition of Trade nnd untntlon nn
Stnplc nnd Fnncy Produce.
ROOS-RccelptK fair; loss off. 13311c.
MVB POULTRY-Hens, 7y7c; young
nnd old roosters, He! turkeys, ftfSc: ducks
and geese, 554c; spring chickens, pr lb
I0fd04c.
huTTKR-Common to fair. HWtt"?:
choice dairy, In tubs, 15gi6c; sepnrator, iO
U21r.
, FREHII FIHH-Rlnck bass. Wc: whlto
bass, Wc: bluellah, lie; bullhends, 10c; blue
llns, 7c: buffaloes. 7c; cattish, 12c: cod, 10c:
croppies, 10c: halibut, 11c; herring, 7c: hnd
dock, 10c; pike. 10c; red snapper, 10c: sal
mon, 14c; suntlsh, 5c: trout, luc; whltcllsh,
10c.
OYSTKRS-Htnndards, per can, 30c: extra
selects, per can, 37c; New York counts, per
can, 45c.
PIO RONS Mve, per doz., &c.
VKAKS-Cholcc, ifi9c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha holesalo
Hnv neaicrs association: cnoice upianu.
J9.60: No. 2 upland. J9; medium, JS.50: coarse,
$7.50. Ilye straw, JI.5U. These prlc
rices arc for
hay or goou coior anu iiuauiy.
Demand
fair. Receipts. 2 earn,
WHEAT 6IC
COHN-624C
OATS-OJc.
URAN le0.
VKOBTAUI.Kf).
KOO 1T,ANT-Per do.. 75c.
(1RBUN CORN-Per doz.. 10c.
CARROTS Per market basket, 3oc.
RBHTS-Per half-bu. basket. 35c.
TI.'RNIPH-Per basket, CJc.
CUCUMRKRH Home-grown, per doz., 10
15c.
IjKTTUCK Per bu., 20c.
RADI8HKS I'er doz., 10gi5c.
PA R8LKY Per dnz.. 2.'C
NEW POTATORS-IIomc grown. Jl.lOJ?
1.25: Salt Lake. Jl.25fll.30.
BW15IST rUT.MUBH-I'or UU.. $1.23.
CADRAOB Home grown. 21(2'Ac: Holland
seed, crated, 2ic.
TO MATOI2S Homo-grown, per 18-lb. bas
ket. 50c.
onions Home-grown, per lb., 224e.
REAN8 Wax. ner U-liu. basket. C0c:
string, per 4-bu. basket, 60s.
cjiMiu.-NS iiome grown, per in., a-W,
Spanish, per crnte, J1.B0.
25S50c; crates, J1.50O1.75; Rockyfords, per
crate, $2.50.
WATKRMEI.ONS Missouri. Iowa and
Nebraska, 20fl25c,'aa to bIzo.
CBL.BRY Knlamazoo. per bunch. 26tf3Ge:
Nebraska, net bunch. 30iH0c: Colorudo. -'.Oil
60c.
NAVY DEANS Per bu., J2.Khft2.75.
FRUITS.
APPI,E3-Per hhl J2.25ffJ.50.
PEACHES California freestone, ner box.
8Eci clings, 75c; Colorado freestone, "oflSGc;
tiioerios, e-uasKct crates, ji.arifi.w.
PLUMS-Cnllfornln, per orate, J1.2&U1.50:
home-grown, per 8-lb. basket, 15c.
PEARS Uartlctte, J2.50; Utah. J2; New
York Dartlttts, kegs, $2.50.
uitAi'iiH uaiirorma ToKay, i-its. crate.
Muscats. J1.50: Concords, home-grown.
per 8-lb. basket, 16317c.
J'inkai'J'Iiss l'er crnto of 12 to 16, Jt.25.
CRANUERRIES Per bbl.. J7: ner crate.
$2.59. ,
TROPICAL. FRUITri.
ORANGES Valenclas. J4.O0Jf5.C0: Med.
sweets, J4.50.
LEMONS Fancy, Ji; choice. J3.50.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to size.
J2.lWJ2.50.
fiob California, new cartons, 75c; lay
ers, 63c. Imported, por lb., 10012c.
DATiss Persian, in to-in. boxe3, sairs, 6c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NUTS-Engllsh walnuts, ner lb.. 15c: fll-
berts, per lb., 13o; almonds, per lb., m&iOo;
raw peanuts, per lb., 6654a: roasted, 64Q)
74c: Rrnztls, 13c: pecan, 10fl22c.
t'iPKii-i'er ddi., u.m: per 4-bbi., $2.75.
HIDES No. 1 green. 6Hc: No. 2 irrcen.
64c; No. 1 salted, 8c: No. 2 salted, "c;
?io. l veni cair, s to izv ids., kc: no. 2 veal
calf, 12 to15 lbs., 6c: dry hides. 8013c; sheep
pens, mu ibc; norscmues, i.ou'o;.ij.
St. I.onln Grnln and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. Sent. 17. WHEAT neeetnts.
47.28.S bushels; higher: No. 2 red cash, ele
vator, iU-kc; tracK, nvtWiw. Heptomber,
704c: December, 12c; May, 76c.
CORN Hlghor and excited: No. 2 cash.
60c: trnck. 68(30c; September, 604c; De
cmber. 61io; May, 63Hc.
OATS No. 2 cash. 37Wo: trnck. X1U(U
37c; September, 37Hc: December, 38?4c;
May. 404c; No. 2 whlto. 39c.
it l is lienor, bmwAc.
FLAXSEED-No mnrket.
FLOUR Firm: now. red winter nntrnln.
J3.404t3.66; extra fancy und straight, J3.(0
i!73.15: clear. J2.fi5li2.90.
HKKUS Timotny, steady, Ji.75g5.20.
CORNMEAL Steady, J2.90.
U RAN Firm; sacked, east track, 77c.
HAY Timothy, hither. $6.50il4.EO: nrnlHe.
dull. J8.00311.00.
WHISKY Steady. J1.30.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.32.
HEMP TWINE-Oc.
PROVISIONS Pork. Arm: iobbtn. I1S.W.
Iird. higher at $9.45. Drv unit mrnl
strong; boxed lots, extra shorts nnd elenr
ribs, $9.00; clenr sides, $9,374. Rncon,
strong: boxed lots, extra shorts nnd clear
nos, .sift: cienr sines, iw.rm.
METALS Lend: Quiet nt $1.27401.35.
Spelter: Firm: $3.85 bid, but hold higher..
i-OULTRY Firm: chickens. 7n; xnrltn-a
94o: turkeys, 6c; youngs, 7c; ducks, 5Uc;
goese. 3cj springs. 4c.
DUTTER Steady; creamery, 16fi21c:
dairy. T316c.
KuuB-Kirm nt ibc.
RIJCEIPTS Flour. 12.000 hhl
47,000 bu.: corn, 65,000 bu.: oats, 60,000 bu.
SIHPMENTS-Flour, 17,000 bbls.; whcnt.
83,000 bu.; corn, 17,000 bu.; oats, 19,000 bu.
I.lrerpool Grnln Market.
LIVERPOOL. Sent. 17. WllKAf finnt.
quiet: No. 2 red western, winter, 5s 6d; No.
1 northern, spring. 5s 8d; No. 1 Callfornln,
6s lid. Futures, steady; September, 6s64d;
CORN Snot steadv: Amerlrnn mlr.l
new. 6s. Futures, firm: Sentember. 4 llTtd.
October. 4sl4d; November, (h 114(1.
t-ncjviDiuo uaru, American rctined, in
palls, firm. fiSs 6d, Hums, short cut, steadv,
62s 6d. Rncon, short ribs. Arm. 69s rtd:
ong clear middles, light. Arm. 49s 6d: lone
clear middles, heavy, tlrm, 45s 9d; short
clear backs, firm, 46s.
i aijlajw i-rimo city, nrm, sssod.
HOPS At London (Pacific. rniv Hull
35s.
Receipts of wheat during the Inst thr.
days, 174,000 eentnlu, Including 146,000 Amer
ican.
Recelnts of American corn dnrlnir n.
last three clays, 69,(0) centals. Weither
dull.
Kansas Cltjr Grain and ProTUInns.
KANSAS CITY. Sent. 17. WTIRATRnn.
tontbor, 654c; December, 68c; May, 71ifi'
71Tic: cash. No. 2 hard. ftlfitWic: No. 3. Boii
6k:: No. 2 red, 694c; No. 3, 684c.
cjuun ocpicniuar. eic; uecembor. 60c:
May. 61ic; tosh. No. 2 mixed, 684t7694c:
No. 2 white, 604c: No. 3. 60c.
OATS-No. 2 white, 384c
RYE No, 2, 67c.
.UA.yrr.hfJ?S ""lot'U-. 13! cholco prai
rie, $14.6OJfl5.O0. '
RYE No. 2, 57c.
HUTTER- Creamery, 164ni9c: dairy,
fancy, HKc.
EOGB-Hlglicr: fresh Mlsourl nnd Kansas
stock quoted on 'change at 144c dozen, loss
off, cases returned.
RECEIPTS-Wheat, 68,(00 bu.; corn, 12,800
bu.; oats. 9,000 bu.
SHIPMBNTS-Whcat. 77,000 bu.; corn,
37,600 bu.; otits, 13,000 Int. '
CliniiKc In Avnllnblo Supplies.
NEW YORK. Sept. 17 Special cable nnd
telegraphic communications to Rradstrets
MM fill' til., fnltnu'lm, .. 1, . . . . . ... ,,it
supplies from last accounts; Wheat. United
u.i .ituniiii, rum iii uocKies. in
crease, 2.1S4.000 bushels; afloat for and In
Europe. Increase, lUO.ooo bushels; total sup
ply. Increase 2,5SI,000 bushels. Corn, United
States nnd Canada, east of Rockies, de
crease 444,000 bushels. Oats. United States
nn!an.B1? ,rnst of Rockies, Increase,
1,642,000 bushels.
Amnnff thA mnrn Imnnrtinl
ported to Rradstreet's are those of 300,000
107,000 bushels at Milwaukee private eleva-
am nl imoaii v. . . .. i. i - i , . . . . .
lu.c. ""V"!,,," .!'" iinn in lunuooa
and at Nashville. The lending decreases
are 342,000 bushels at Cotnu, 128,000 bushels
it Kcwntln and 75.000 bushels at Newport
News.
Phlladclnhln Prndurr Mirkri.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 17.-Di,JTTBR-
. iiii uui quiaii mnuv wetiirrn creamery,
214c: fancy nearby iirlnts, 23Hc
Laos Firm: fresh nearby, 12c: fresh
western, 19c: fresh southwestern, 16a; fresh
southern. 16c.
CHEESE-Dull nnd weak: New York full
5,r.?rm,.IB.nc''. 8mul,i. KG9Kc: New York
full creums, fair to choice, 84a0c,
nuluth Grnln Market.
C'ORN-58c.
OATS-370374c
Mrwrpnnl Rxchaimr Closr.
l rr r nnnnAi t' . . - m. .
vwij. oriii. i.. ino uotton ex
chaige nnd the Corn exchange will be
closed Thursday next, the day of the Inter
ment of the remnlns of the late President
MlnneapoIJa Wheat Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 17, WHEAT
DULUTH, Sept. IT. WHEAT Cash Vn
1 hard. 724o: So. 2 noVthern c- No i
northern. 54c; Sentember. 694c: 6ctob'er
C9V4c: December. BSTie? m ntf:' Jcl0,,er,
Cash, 694c: December. 72Hc On track; No
1 hard. 714c; No 1 northern, 6.)4c; No. 2
FLOUR c higher, first patents, J3.!X"i?
4.00; second patents. Jl.70fi3.so; first clears,
$2.SM?2.!rt; second clears, $2.25,
R RAN In bulk, J13.WI13.2j,
JtllrrnnUee Grnln Mnrket,
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 17. WHEAT
Higher: No. I northern. TOflCle: No. 2 north-
cm. V4fl9c; December. 72c.
RYE FIrmpr: No. 1, 6Uiy5oc.
R A RLEY Higher: No. 2. file: samnle. 45'rf
574''.
I'llOV I f.-. I
Peorln Mnrket.
PEORIA. Sent. 17.-C01tN-Hlcher: No. 3,
57c.
OATS Inactive: Nn. 3 white. 36ic. de
livered,
WHISKY On the basis of J1.30 for tin
Ished goods.
M1W VORIC STtlCKJ AMI JHI.MIS.
.tlarkrt Closes Wrnk lth Knrller
Gnltin Viird Onl.
NEW Ynntc Rnt. 17 Tho occasional
strength in today's stock market was not
very convincing nnd ns tno nay iirusnns
proved less nnd less so. The mnrket cIosd
dlclnctly weak, with practically all the
early gains completely wiped out and tho
iiverago level of prices well below hut
night. This was perhaps n natural reac
tion from the violent rebound of prices e.i
terdny. The artificial stimulants which
wero applied to the market yesterday lo
maintain It Hgnlnst 4ho expetced pressure
were withdrawn to n con. ljerablc oxt"nt
todny, events hnvlng demonstrated -hit
thev were tint needed. Stiniinrtlnir o 'do 8
continued In tho market today nnd tV.cn
was considerable manipulation on the rlee.
This was particularly evident lifter the re
action in prices which followed tho oren-
ing dealings, rue recovery nun tho ctiect,
which was nrahnbly designed, of checking
the disposition to realize on the part of the
traders.
A number of special stocks wero selected
then for a demonstrative iinwnrd movement.
The sustaining Influence on tho gene al
list wnicn was exercised by theso tact cs
was taken advul!tni!e nf In tnke nrnll x
by the largo llnnnclnl Interests, wh'ch
bought to HttstHlu tho market yesterday
nnd In tho slump of Friday. The Inrgo re
duction In tho short Interest which wns
caused by the buying to cover forced by
vesteruay s advance made Itself mnnlf'st
In tho much smaller competitive ilcman 1
for stocks from that source. While yi'f
terday's rally had served Us purpose of
restoring confidence, ro far as that Ind
been lacking rrirardlne the effeetH of the
untimely cutting off of the chief mnglstrnte.
the condition of tho money market nnd
other considerations tending to repress
stmculntlon nnd normal to this period of'
ine year reassertcii tnemseives.
Tho money market continued easy, ns
reflected In tho lower rates for call lotrs,
under the Influence of the disbursements
by the subtreusury. but tho relief In this
quarter had tho natural effect of steadying
i no exenange mnrKCt and tne expectntlou
thft nnnouncemcnts would ho miulo todnv
of gold for Import wns disappointed.
...j ;.t.iiiii(i: iuiv, iiuivuvti, jiuvurM neur
to the gold Import point nnd fnr-lgn
bankers lire making constant calculations
ns to possible profits on a gold movement.,
London's change of position In 'our stock
mnrkct from the buying to the selling sldo
was nn nddltlonal Influence In steadying
exchango rates. The stocks selected for
tne nun Demonstration were St. Paul.
Union Pnclflc. .Missouri Pacific. Sugar, the
New York tractions and Western I'ntin.
There were various minor stocks which
rose a point or more. Amalgamated Cop
tier was persistently weak nnd encoun
tered heavy selling on the early rall'cs.
Ijtto In tho day It fell three points below
last night and closed nt a net loss of 27i.
The bond mnrkct was Irregular. To nl
snles. par value. J2.SOS.000. United States
bonds wero all unchanged on the Inst coll.
i no commercial Advertiser s London
financial cablegram savs: The atnek liinr."
ket today was firm, but the Idleness wns
nccentunted bv tho eloslnir nf the Bvclinnirn
on Thursday owing to the funeral of Presi
dent McKlnley, by tho cznr holiday In Paris
on Saturday, by the Jewish holiday on
Monday and bv settlement nn TnrHrlnc.
The London exchange received grateful nc-
Kiinwicugmcnt or us messnges to New York
nnd Philadelphia, exchanges. Tho mnrket
opened oteady, prices eased on profit-taking
nnd some cautious bear selling Induced tho
belief that the naco had tienn nvrrilnnn
Tho quietness was marked after yesterday's
iubii. x-nceB ncsiiaica niter ino new iotk
opening, then hardened, closlne himvnni
There was strong buying of Krlo and less
in-live support oi Missouri, Kansas &
Texas, Southern Pucltlc nnd Southern
stocks. Consols wero M on fenrs of an
enrly Issue of .local loans. Tintos touched
B3Y, nnd then relapsed to 634 on American
renllzutlon. There are ns yet no Inquiries
from America for gold. Paris cheque Is
25.23: Rerlln, 40.42. It Is expected that tho
Rclsch bank discount rato will be raised to
4 pcr cent by tho end of tho month.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison.
. 75 .St. Paul pM
. 5!i Ho. Purine
.10214 So. Hallway
. M4 do pfd
.11114 Texas & Pacllle..
. 76 Tol., St. L. He W
. Wi do pfd
. 37?i Union Pacific
. 7 do pfd
. 4JH Wabash
. "4?i do pfd
,113 Wheel. & L 12....
, 234 do 2d pfd ,
, S3 Wis. Central
, 4 (hi pfd ,
.191 Adams Kx
,141 American Kx......
. 214 1J. 8. Kx ,
, 40?4 WellH-KnrKo Kx...
, 93 (Anial. Copper ....
. 14 Amer. Car F...,
. I4',4l do pfd
. IS'.i'Amer. IJn. OIL...
,1(3 do pfd
,223 "Amer. S. & U
. t&V do pf.l
.1ST
. 57i
. an
. 87S
42 ii
. 20
. 31
. VV,i
. 08S
2IT4
. 39H
. 18
'
'. 424
.180
.1)
. 9S
.101
,m-i
. !9',s
. Si
. 19
. 46
. 4.14
. JX-i
. 41V4
. 4
. Ml
.2204
UP
.wo
. C6j
,. 184
.
. 7D
. Hi
. M
. 444
. 19Vj
. II
. Tb4
. 07
,.' 63
. 41
.10SH
,. 40i,
. 81
.210!3
. Mil
. 66
.131U
do nfd
Ualtlmorc & Ohio..
do nfd
Canadian 1'ftclHc...
Cuniida Ho
Clies. te. Ohio
Chicago & Alton...
do ifJ
Chi., Ind. & L
do pfd
Chlcnuo & K. III...
Chicago & O. W...
do 1st piu
do M pfd
a & n. w
a. it. l & p
Chicago Ter. &. Tr.
(Ill pfu
C. C. C. & St. L..
Colorado Mo
UO 1BI pill.
do 21 pfd
Del. tc Huition
Del. L. & W
Denver & It. O....
lo pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do Id pfd
Ot, Nor. pfd
Hocking Valley ...
do pM
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
An pfd
Lake Krle & ...
do pfd
I,. & N
Manhattan L
Met. XI. fly
Mrx. Central
Mx, National
Minn. & St, L
Mo 1'nclllc
M.f J. & T.. .'.....
do pfd
N, .1. Central
N. Y. Central
Norfolk & V
do pM
Ontario & W
Pennsylvania
lending
do 1st pfd
do M pfd
St. It. & H. V
do 1st pfd
do ZA pfd
St. L Soillliw
do pfd
St. Paul
W Anae. Mln. Co.,..
424
Brooklyn n. T,
704
57
U3',i
654
, 7IU
111
, M
, 714
. M:
,12
,iosn
Colo, l'uel & Iron,
Con. Gas
Con. Tobacco fifd,,
Gen. Klectrlc
Oluccso Snitar ...
Hocking Coal
Inter. Paper ,
do pfd ,
Inter. Power ,
frfirledo Gas ,
National Iliscult ,
National Lead ...
National Salt .....
do pfd ,
No, American ....
Pacllle Coast
I'aclilo Mali
People's Gas ,
Pressed S. Car ...
do pfd (,...
Pullman P. Car..,
Repuhlle Steel ....
do nfd
.ll'JU
,162
, 24V1
, 144,
,m?
,1(13
. 2S4
, 51
,16S
,13J
M4
S64
33 i
mi Kar
lmo'enn.
Coal A Iron
. 62i
41t Union
Hag & I
. 16i
. 73
. i:i
. 18
. r"
. li
. Mt
. K4
7&h
a
I5U
7s
117
do pfd,.
IT. S. leather
do pfd
V. S. nublier .
do pfd
l P. Steel ...
6JC.J
do pfd..
ll'.4Wi-tcrn Union
Keif York Monry Mnrket.
NKW Y'ORK. Sept. 17.-MONRY-On call,
2' per cent: last loan, 2H per cent; prime
mercantile paper, 6f5V'j per cent.
STERLING UNCI I ANOK Steady at a de
cline, wlth.nctual business In bankers' bills
at JI.Mtii.K4?4i for demand nnd at JI.82H&
4.82VJ for sixty ilnys; posted rntes, UMViif
4.8i: commercial bills, Jl.tl4r(j 0214,
8II,VKR-Rnr, &M4c; Mexlcnn dollars,
45V4c.
HONDS Government, steady; state, tlrm;
railroad. Irremilar.
The closlne quotations on bonds are at
ioiiowb;
U. S. ret, :, reg..
do coupon
do 3s, res ,
do coupon
do new 4s, reg,,
do coupon
do old 4i, reg,,,,
do coupon
do I: ret
do coupon 1
Atch, Ktn. 4
do adj. 4s
.10S Hocking Val. 44s,
.108U I. c v ..i 1.
1014
1014
,108 Mex. Central 4
.108 ' do Is Inc
.133 Minn. St. K 4s. .
32i
1024
1184
8.1
i K. it T. 4s
11!
1 do :n ,
N. Y. Central Is...
do gen. 34a
N. J. Central g, Cs.
Ill
108
,108
1054
107
1234
1044
7:4
10:4
!1S
1134
,104
664 ,1fi 5 .
Hal. & Ohio 4fc.....
1034 n. & w. c, is!;;;;;
do 34s
do eonv. 4s.,
Canada So. 2s
iw iceaoing gen. 4
ioii fti t. i. t v . :
IM'iSt I. A S K 4'.l...,1"
Central of Ha. I..
pit
784
St
91
do It Ino
Clin. & Ohio 44s...
Chi. & Alton 34s.
C, II. & q. new 4
C. M & St P g. 4s,
C. & N. W. f Jt
C. U. I, & P. 4s...
so do s
.!?. A. &. A. P. 4s..
M4 Si. I'aclflo 4s
iwt bo, Hallway
11H
,U04Texas & l'acltlflo Is.
.140 Tol. St I. & w 4...
1184
10 Union Pacific 4s,,,
103 do conv. 4a
91 Wabash is
88 do
1014 do db, n
974,Wet Shore 4t
Wheel. U 15. 4s.
1034Vls. Central 4,..,
103
1064
118
1104
614
113
90'4
O C C & St L. S. 4s,
Chicago Ter. 4s
Colorado So. 4s
Denver & It. CI, 4s,
Krle prior lien 4s.,,
Krle general 4s,
k. w. & r. c. is..,
ForclKn Flnnnclnl.
J.ONDON. Sept. 17. Money was easy
today nnd the demand wns moderate. Ills
counts were steady. Americans opened
above parity on the strength of New York
advices. They afterward receded below
parity and recovered after the New York
market opened, closing fair. A fair amount
of business was done. Grand Trunks re
lapsed nnd Canadian Pacifies were firm.
Gold premium at Rome, 3.55; at Madrid,
PARIS, Sent. 17,-Prlces on the bourne
todny opened dull, further weakened and
closed better, The bad tendency of Rus
sian securities nffected all departments.
Tractions declined. Internationals were Ir
regular. Three per cent rentes, 101f25c.
Kxchaiico on London, 26f 23c for check".
UI5KL1N, Sept. 17. Ruslness wus quiet on
the bourse todny. Foreigners were firm
and Canadian Pacllle and Northern Pacific
were strong on New York advices. Kx
chnnge on I-omlon, 40.42. Discount rates:
Short bills, 2 per cent; three months' bills,
2',4 per cent,
London StucU Qnulntloiit,
LONDON, Sept. 17.-4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Cons., money
K 15.16,
Norfolk & W
do pfd
No, Pacific pfd..,
.. 54
.. t94
,.1"0
354
.. 744
..514
.. 394
.. :t
.. 314
,. !)
.. M4
..1014
.. S'4
.. 434
.. 97
.. :i4
.. 41
.. T0,
.. 414
do account
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
tiattlmore & Ohio.
Canadian Pacific...
dies, A Ohio...,,,,
Chicago O. W
... 93
... U
. . 9Vi
Ontario ft W
9V
1034
lll
4'H
21
166
Pennsylvania ....
Heading
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
So. Hallway ,1,,,,
do nfd...! ,
C, M, & St. 1
Denver & 11
O.
4lH
.Co. racinc
do pfd
n io
do 1st pfd....
do id pfd
Illinois Central
I,. A N
M.. K. T...
do pM
N. Y, Central ,
98 il'nlon Vnclfle
414 do pfd
724IU, 8. steel
, 5
do Pfd.
149
1064
2a 4
01 4
139
Wnbnsh
do pfd
Spanish 4s
Hand Mines...
S1LVLR Hnr. steady, 27d per oz.
MONHY-HMU per cent. The rate of ills
count In the open market for short bills Is
!i6!".ppr cent: for three months' bills,
2 ti-l(tf2s per cent.
Uoston Stock (Inntntlonsj.
ROSTON, Sept. 17.-Call loans, ejfi per
cent: tlmo louns, 5gc5 per cent. Official
closing:
A.. T. S. F
do pf il
Amer. Sugar
Amerlcnn Tel
.. 74Atchlson 4s lOl'i
. 5i N. n. O. ft C. 5s... W
.131V4 Adenlure :S4
.1(34 Dlngham Mln. Co... US
.257 Anial. Chopper 10SH
.171 Atlantic 3)
. 424 Cal. & RrclH 720
.1154 Centennial 2;
. 134 Kranklln 114
. M4 Humboldt 40
.140 Osceola 1124
.7604 Parrot 50
. 24 Qulncy 10
. 64 Santa Fe Copper,... 64
.2064 Tamarack 343
. .134 Utah Mining 28
. 97 Winona
. 934,Wolvetlnes (6
. R.l
Iloston ft Albany.
Huston Elevated
Dominion Conl ,
do pfd
PcJeral Steel ...
do pfd .,
l'llchburg pfd..,
Gen. Klectrlc ...
Mex. Central ...
N. B G. ft C...
Old Colony
Old Dominion ..
Union Pacific ..
West Krul.t
Weitlngli. Klectrlc
Ex-dlvldend.
iVeir York Mlnln-r Ktocka.
NEW YORK, Scpr; 17.-The following nro
the closing quotations on mining stocks:
Adams Con 20 il.lttle Chief 12
Alice 46 Ontario 100
Uresce 149 Ophlr 75
Hrunswlck Con .... 6 Phoenix 3
ComMock Tunnel., , Mi Potest g
Con. Cal. ft Vs.....ies Savage 1
Deadwood Terra ... 50 Sierra Nevada 19
Horn Silver 115 Small Ropes 40
Iron Silver 160 'Standard 32S
Lcadvllle Con
Bank Clearings.
CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-Clcarlng. J27,19S,378;
balances, Jl,C0,5iil; posted exchange, U-iV,j
4J4.87; New York exchange, 10c discount.
CINCINNATI, "Sept. 17,-Clearlngs. J2,I05,
750; money. 4f5 per cent.
NEW YORK. Sent. 17.-CIcarlngs, 5291.645.
C97: balances, JU,So3.229.
ROSTON. Sept. 17.-Clearlngs. J23.291.178;
balances, J1,R69,295.
ST. LOUIS. Sent. 17.-Clearlngs, J5.602,126;
balances. Jl.oll.2y2; money, 4gt per cent:
New York exchange, 10c discount bid, pur
asked.
PHILADELPHIA, Sent. 17.-Clearlngs,
J10,890.127: bnlnncps; J2,440,B50; money, 4Viff"
per cent.
RALTIMORE, Sept. 17.-Clearlngs, J4,47fi.
418; balances, J61C.520; money, 4H"!?5 per
cent.
I
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-COTTON-Spot
closed steady and He higher; middling up
lands, 8c: middling gulf, 8c Sales. 2,214
bales. Futures closed llrm; September,
7.75c: October, 7.74c: November, 7.76c; De
cember. 7.7Sc: . January, 7.79c: February,
7.80c; March. 7.82c: April, 7.82c: May. 7.84c.
, NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 17. COTTON
Steady: sales, 4,160. bales; ordinary. 54c:
good ordinary M-lSc: low middling, 7Hc;
middling, 8 l-lBcr" good middling, 8 6-ltie:
middling fair, 8 9.16c, nominal. Receipts,
4,425 bales; Btock, 34,H bales. Futttrfs,
steady: September, 7.90c: October, 7.74c: No
vember. 7.68(T7.70c; December, 7.68M7.6)c:
January, 7.60l?7.6De: February. 7.6-.7.7Cc;
March, 7.68ff7.70c; April, 7.CS7.71c; May,
7.71R7.72C "
GALVESTON, Tex., Sept. 17.-COTTON
Dull. 7 15-I6c.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 17,-COTTON-Sp'ot,
good business done; prices l-32d higher;
American middling fair, 6 3-16d; good mid
dling, 4 lii-lfid; middling. 4?id; low mid
dling. 4 13-32d:-good ordinary. 4 3-32d; or
dinary, 3 29-32d. The sales of tho day were
10.000 bales, of which 500 wore (for specula
tion nnd export, and Included 8,000 Amer
ican. Receipts, B.000 bales, Including 5,800
Amerlcnn. Futures opened and closed
steady: American middling, I. m. c, Sep
tember, 4 32-64d, sellers: October, g. o. c,
4 32-64d. sellers: October and November,
4 19.64H4 20-64d. buyers: November and De
cember, 4 17-64(1, sellers; December and Jan
uary, 4 17-ld, sellers: January nnd Feb
ruary. 4 tfi-64Jj4 17-6ld, buyers; February and
March, I 17-64d. sellers; March and April.
4 l7-64d, buyers: April nnd May, 4 17-6!d.
buyers.
ST. LOUIS, Sept, 17.-COTTON-Stcadv;
middling. Sc. Sales, 617 bales: receipts,
1.211 bales; shipments, 1,018 bales; stock.
23,763 bales. '
ColTte Mnrkct,
NEW YORK, 8ept. 17,-COFFEE-Spot,
Rio. steady: No. 7. Invoice. 64c; mild, quiet;
Cordova, SfllRic. Futures opened steady;
prices 5 to 10 points higher on strong Euro
pean cables. There was 11 stronir sel Ing
pressure nnd light room buying. Vetv
little new business was stimulated by the
ndvance, however, tho chly's transactors
being tho smallest In some time. Receipts
in the country wero full nnd tho Hrazlllnn
markets weak nnd lower, whereas the late
of exchango at Rio advanced 6-32d. Spot
supplies locally wero Htendlly held at old
prices. In tho afternoon the murket eased
off live points under room selling for both
accounts, closing quiet nnd net unchanged
to five points higher. Total sa'e.4 wero
16,760 bags, Including September, at 4.!5c:
October, 4.90c; November, 4.95c; December,
5.10c; February, 6.30c; March, 6.35tf5.10ci:
July, 6.65c. 1 '
1
Oil and Roaln.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Sept. 17,-OU-Credlt
balances. JI.23: certificates, no bid. Ship
ments, Ni.968 bbls.: average, RS.731 bbls.;
runs. 84,551 bbls.: nvcrage, 77,165 bbls.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-OII8 Cottoiueed,
steady: prlmo yellow, 40&41c, Petroloum,
dull; rellned, New York, J7.50; Philadelphia
und Raltlmore, $7.45; Philadelphia und Rnl
tlmore, In bulk, J4.83. Rosin, steadv;
strained, common to good, JI.40. Turpen
tine, steady, 3vm37c.
' LONDON. Sepl. 17,-OlLS-Calcutta lin
seed, spot. 51s; Unseed, 31s, Petro'ei-m,
American refined, fi l-16d, Turpentine spirits,
10.1 9d.
SAVANNAH. Oa Sept. 17,-OIIJ3-Tur-pentlne,
llrm, 34ic.
Sugar Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Sept. 17.-8UGAR-R.iw,
Btendy: fair refining, 3 3-16c; centrifugal. 96
test, 3ic , Molasses sugar. 3c. Re
fined, steady; No. t. 4.70c: No. ,
4.60c; No. 8, 4.60ci No. 9, 4.40c; No. 10.
4.33c; No. 11. 4.30c; No. 12. 4.30c; Nos. 13 and
14. 4.20c: standard A. 5.05c; confectioners'
A. 6.03c; mould A, 5.60c: cut loaf nnd
crushed. 6.75c; powdered, 5.33c; granulated,
5.23c ; cilhCH.' 5.60c.
LONDON. Sept. tf.-SUGAR-Reet Biigar,
firm. ,
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 17.-8170 A R
Qulet; centrifugal, yellow, 4Q4;)ic; seconds.
3jfl0. Molasses, steady; centrifugal, 51'
10c.
Sew York Dry f.oods Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-The market con
tinues quiet in most departments; business
in black goods is a feature, but tho demand
has not been as large bb generally expected.
Prices are firm for both staple and fancy
cotton fabrics; business In piece silks and
ribbons Is fair nnd prices firm.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 17,-Cloths firm but
not active; yarns strong.
Evaporated nnd Dried Fralta.
NEW YORK, Sept. 17. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market was steady to firm
ull day on liberal out-of-town orders, but
prices wero not nuotably higher; state, conn
mon to good. 5ie; prime, iUJSio; choice
fancy, S'iflSHc
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUJTS-Ruled
dull but steady at old prices; prunes, 34
7c. Apricots. Royal. 84 13c: Moor Park,
swilc. Peaches, peeled, llQltc; us seeled,
fi89Ua
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hmitit Rectipti tf Cattle for tke Stuon,
bnt Frioei Htld Flly 8Uaj.
HOGS OPENED HIGHER, CLOSED WEAK
Heavy Ran nt Sheep and l.nmtia nt All
Points und Prices Ilrokc 'ten tci
Fifteen Cents, lint Demniid
Actlte nt Decline,
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 17.
Receipts wire: Cuttle. Hogs. Lh.ep.
Olnciai .Moiuirt) i,tu iijoo u.J'i
uinciui luvsduy i.jcj u:.'i3
Two day a this wcek,.10,l'j lu,al
Sanw nays luit woea.... l.u.'J ci.Ulo
baino w'tcK nctore '.', 1 1
Suinu three weeks ugo... i,ia1 lu.-JJ
bntne luur weens uo.... v,mJ 12,is9
Hume cluys lust year lo.-'uti
Avcruue prlcj pa.d lor hegs ul
Omaha tho past several days with
parlsons:
29.201
lt,m2
2i,.&0
22,055
SUth
cum
I 1901. 1900.U9J.1S.H.1S9;.196.U95.
August 25
I SObl
4 40!
4 38
I
4 40
4 42
3
3
3 H
1 791
2 76
August 26
6 WH
3 Si
I 03
3 91
4.1S
August 27
August 2,
August 2,
August 30,
0 cxiii
6 W
b 02H
6 114
12V
I
!5i
3 70)
2 in
4 24
2 M
4 2
4 23
4 24
4 JO
a Vi
5 02
6 W
3 0j
' I
3 701
3 7.'j
3 Ml
2 84
1 4U
4 27
4 201
4 14
4 19
4 22!
4 23
3 911
August 31
i 99 2 81
3 U9i 2 77
ept. 1...
6 04
3 Gi
oept. 2 .
Sept. 3..
SeDt. 4..
3 Ul,
3 IS
I
3 62!
4 071
2 M
2 81
2 71
4 37
6 07'
6 16
6 021
6 06
I 07
I 04
4 34
4 21
I 1J
4 0
4 23
Sept. 6...
Sept. 6..
Hept. 7...
6 26i
6 31
6 01
6 05
2 -6
3 6,1
4 03
4 02
6 29T4
6 08
4 30 3 5.1!
2 78
oept. s...
Sept. 9...
6 101
I
4 30,
4 29
3 60;
3 67
VI
3 77
4 00
3 94
2 81
2 51
6 S6
4 21
JJtPt. 10..
Sept. 11..
6 16
6 22
3 93
2 Mil
4 Ci
6 39jJ
6 3i4,
6 46U,
4 25
3 84 i f8
I 2 79
4 (
Sv'llt. 2,
6 20
4
4 t'j
Sept. 13..
5 08
4 25
3 79
4 06
I 01
Bept. 14,,
Sept, 15..
Sept. 16..
6 05
4 30 3 83
3 SU,
2 69
2 70
2 73
2 63
I
6 CT',4
5 091
4 3.1
3 S7
3 84
4 34
3 ffl
3 6S
4 V.
4 I!
Sept. 17..
6 13)
3 86,
Indicates Sunday.
The ofllclal number nt curs
brought In today by each road
Cattle. Hogs
of
was
stock
Sh'p,
. Hr's
c, M. & St. P. Ry.... 2
O. & St. L. Ry 1
Mo. Pacllle Ry 3
U. P. system 37
C. & N. W. Ry
F., E. & M. V. R. R.. 75
C, St. P.. M. & O. Ry. ..
II. & M. R. R. R 107
C, R. & Q. Ry 3
K. C. & St. J 3
C, R. I. & P., east.. ..
C, R. I. & P., west.. 1
10
2 . .
4 '2
15 36 4
6
21 IS
9
21 6 2
12
io
1
iio 61 6
Total receipts ,...23:
The disposition of tho day's receipts wus
ns follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber ot Heart indicated:
Cattle. Hobs. Sheep,
Omnhn Pneklnir Co 349 674 1.6r.S
Swift and Comnnnv fo3 1.765 2A19
Cudnhv Packing Co 1.862 2.104 2,153
Armour & Co 499 2,448 1.410
R. Becker & Dcgan 292
Vansant & Co 75
J. L. Carey 26
Lobman Sc Co 217
W. I. Stephen 63
Hill & Huntzlnger 49
Llvlngitono & Schaller ..191
N. Morris 26 , ..
Hamilton & Rothschild .. 257
L. F. Husz 17
H. L. Dennis & Co 43
Wolf & M 342
Z. II. Clnrk 197
Krev Pneklncr Co 432 . ..
Other buyers 551 5.166
Total ..6,939 7,326 12.CIS
CATTLE This waa the big day of tho
season In cattle receipts, .over 200 cars bsing
on sale. Tho demand 1111 the part of both
packers ard yard traders was In good
shape, so that the market ruled active and
fcteady to stronger on nearly all kinds of
desirable grades.
Thero were about twenty cars of cornfed
steers on salo today, anil It was not long
before thev were nractleallv all out of first
hands. There was considerable cotnpetllloii
for them and steady to stronger prices wero
paid, ana some sales looKeci quite a mi.e
hlKher. A bunch of tiftv-rtve head we gh
lng 1.272 pounds. Bold nt J5.90, which l tho
highest pr'ce of the season to date.
The cow market was well supplied this
morning, about liny cars being on sale,
Pockers took hold In good shape, however,
nnd paid very near steady prices for the
kinds they wanted. In some cases, thougn,
sellers thought they did not get ciu.t'3
steady nrlces. but still tnoro were no very
Important changes In the prices paid. Most
everything was disposed or in goou season
Hulls, calves and stags sold at right
around steady prices, where the quality
was at all desirable.
There wero a good many stockers nnd
feeders onered today, nut anytning gool
showlne weight and flesh sold at rood.
strong prices. Choice yearlings also sold
at about steady prices, while those weigh
ing around &w pounds were negicoiej.
Common stuff of nil weights was very hard
to dispose of nt any price.
Receipts Included about twenty-five cars
of western range steers, and the demand
being In good shape, tho better grades
sold at steady to stronger prices. As high
11B $1.90 was paid today, which Is the top
price of the season. Cows told steady
to n shade easier and feeders brought steady
to a shade stronger prices. Representative
sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
1 ,
1
2
15
1
4
31
63
15
1
2
1
IS
1
3
7
3
2
2
8
Av. Tr.
.. 750 2 M
No.
21'!'.'.".'.'.
27 ,
23
34 ,
20
26
16
IS
'
Av.
rr.
.1257
S M
... m 3
....1079 3 23
.. 3W
..1270
.. 930
4 01
4 23
4 23
...1221 3 44
... m 1 33
...1082 6 40
...103 3H3
... H35 6 (0
...122S 6 63
70
4 SO
8,V) 4 50
637
4 M
Ml
103
s 00
...1167
...K72
5 73
5 00
3 hi
..1104 5 SO
I
..1CM 1 M
COWS.
.. 97 2 A3
..1165 2 8S
.. 917 2 F0
.. m 3 o)
.. 9.V) 3 10
..1030 3 15
..1000 3 23
..1010 3 35
..1230 3 30
..1183 3(0
,.i:o 3 CO
..1320 3 71'
....
3....
835
2 23
2 i
2 5.1
.. 7 30
.. 913
..1130
3
2 33
..1000 2 30
.. 934 2 CO
...1120
...1130
... 9M
...1045
... 977
2 60
2 60
2 75
2 (3
2 33
COWS. AND HFIFERS.
2
13
I
:
13
4
1
1.:
2.......
1
1
930
2 60 3....
833 3 00
440 3 IS
,833 3 00
, 440 3 15
895 4 39
.10l
2 a 1.'.
HEIFERS.
800
2 25 3
.. 930 2 60
1
2
,.1046 2 83
650 3 00
BULLS.
,.1500
,.1050
.1310
. M0
2 U 1....
3 25 1....
1140 2 30
1230 3 60
1410 3 73
1.
35 . 1 1380 3 00
CALVES.
, 400 3 40 2 240 4 00
,360' 3 60 2 223 4 73
210 3 73 2 210 S 00
STAGS.
76 2 SO 1 1330 4 30
1
STOCK CALVES.
273 3 40
40.
24 4 30
STOCKERS
717 2 60
AND FEEDERS.
14
6,
J0 lOtt 3 SO
1033
3 00
22 632
3 70
2 1030 3 00
4S
...1137 3 70
24 714 3 15
1 1020 3 75
20 "62
37 Bit
9I
3 33
3 40
3 50
1 390 3 73
7 1061 3 90
(6 1116 3 93
NEDRASKA.
No. Av. Pr.
107 ftcders.JlSO J4 15
3 feeders.. 1003 3 25
8 feeders.. 967 3 53
3 feeders.. IM0 3 45
3 feeders.. 67 1 2 50
6 feeders.. 1U 3 60
6 feeders.. 881 3 25
.1 feeders.. KA 3 25
2 heifers.. v 83.5 3 70
2 heifers... 835 3 (5
0 heifers... 633 2 90
1 bull HOO 2 25
No. Av. Pr.
23 feeders. .1100 J.1 S5
10 feeders.. 913 3 10
3 .coders., HO
27 cowb 1017
3 tf
2 95
2 X
2 65
2 85
2 85
7 coWn 937
1 cow.
. 880
.1065
. 936
2 cows.,
3 cows..
2 COWS 990 2 S5
3 cows 1000 2 85
1 COW 1190 2 55
3 COWS 920 3 00
10 COWB 936 2 85
23 heifers... 751 3 15
2 heifers.., 715 2 60
1 bull 1370 2 40
2 steers.... 930 3 00
3 steers..,, 810 3 45
7 cows 1101 3 11
1 bull 1110 2 40
16 cows 928
6 cows 976
1 cow 770
4 cows 950
0
2 50
21X1
2 COWS 1035 2 60
1 COW 9SO 2 60
20 heifers... 9W 3 90
2 helfers.1030 2 90
34 heifers... 695 2 90
1 heifer.. . 7i 2 73
17 heifers... 538 3 25
26 Steers.... 887 3 16
37 steers... .1093 4 20
16 cows 1003 3 25
16 cows...,, 878 2 70
16 cows 941 2 85
1 cow 9GA 2 25
2 bulls &U5 2 35
15 feeders,. 733 3 40
1 feeder... 560 3 40
3 feeders,. 930 3 45
2 feeders.. 1096 2 85
6 feeders, ,1020 2 85
fAdrm MM I 4
feeders 3 s to
3 cows 1000 2 ro
3 cows 1003
3 cows 1040
3 00
3 06
6 cows..
,9
ro
2 C0W.8.,,
12 cows,,,
20 cows,,.
.J006 3 05
,910 2 60
. 732 2 31
4 steers... .1230 3 90
1 feedr... SCO 2 75
14 feeders.. 828 3 25
12 cons 1020 2 4)
37 cows,.... 997 2 85
15 COWS,.... 923 2 85
11 cows 938 2 5
1 COW 9 2 23
1 COW 1020 2 40
lo)rwm.....iiin .lit
8 oowa...JAlJ I ss
IhCTHVl.,. 44S )M
2 95 1 heifer ... 460
2 60 4 heifers... 617
.140 1 heifer.... 63d
.1 10 1 heifer..., 600
J 26 1 heifer. .. 620
C. Dewey Neb.
2 90 5 cows. ,,,,100A
2 00 3 cows 8S3
2 rul 5.1 rnwfl..... 9.16
2 75
2 73
3 75
1 10
3 40
2 M
90
2 10
2 feeders. 1 9 0
1 feeder... 4:)
4 feeders.. M7
1 feeder... 470
C,
6 cows.... .1101
2 cows.,.,. 905
2 eowr U170
1 cow..
.1U.1I z
It. Wnmeke Neb.
S rnwm lOOl)
2 iniv f!9l1
2 2.1
2 50
3 10
3 '.3
19 cows 103.1 ;i 00
1 COW 1110
Patton-Ncb.
27 cows 102O
21 feeders. .1042
William
1 tow 1160 n 10
1 cow 870 2 60
1 frnlpr... 970 3 AO
P. Ransche-Nob.
1 cow ft-ci 2 m 1 bull 783
2 cows 815 2 l II cow s 95
.1 rnw 107.1 2 60 1 enw !lHO
2 60
2 60
3 15
2 75
31 COWS 1017 3 IS 1 cow 96)
SUdman & F. Nen.
22 feeders.. U6J 3 90 I feeder.. .1190
M..I InliMnVnl,
57 feeders.. 11. k1 4 10
A. Senrles Neb,
1 feeder... 470 3 10 16 cows 91S
9 feei'ers.. 680 3 lo 3 feeders . HV,
1 feeder... W) 2 7." 2 feeders,. 715
C. It. Chesnut Neb.
15 feeders.. 5SS .1 SO I heifers A. 115
,4 feeders.. 620 2 60
2 6.1
:i jo
2 IO
3 00
L. A. Rnmsbury Neb.
1 ecw an 1 rs
"1 feeder... 910 3 CO
8 cows 11 12 1 75
1 COW.. . .1210 3 80 '
W.md v, Llsco Neb.
2.1 steers.. ..1118 3 80
2 rtaga 108.1 3 25
. R. Haney-Neb.
10 feeders.. 8.11 3 25 2 feeders.
. 750
.1380
.1130
.1177
4 cows mu 173 1 bull...
cow ion) 1 75 i bull...
1 cow i... 2 25 4 tows..
11 T1 It..........
: 00
i 00
69 heifers... 620 3 40 '
, a "-' J' McOtilre-Ncb.
10 feeders.. 9.15 3 25
. .A. Erdman Neb.
28 steers.. ..1162 4 :) feeders.. 911
3 COWS 1OS0 2 75 2 cows 930
1 COW 910 2 25 1 bull 1130
8 COWS 1015 3 16
9 steers.. ..1128 4 10
, If. Franklln-S. I).
124 at. Tex..lir.2 4 25 9 at. Tex..U52
43 st. Tex.. 1160 4 2.1 1
ie . 1 Unr' Forthlng-Wyo.
18 s eels.. ..1298 4 90 21 steers... .1159
1 steer.... .1216 4 90
11 . ..Robert Tult-Wyo.
34 steers.. ..116? 92 fcfdcrs..l074
3 2.1
2 75
3 M
4 CO
3 90
3 75
8 feeders. .1075
3 35 1 steer 1010
1 flieer.....iotvi
T.
28 steers... .1105
24 steers. ...J109
55 steers...
9 steers.. .,1116
3 steers.. uwo
D
O I
A. Shaw Wyo.
4 05 7 cows 1012
4 M 13 cows 9S6
4 20 13 cows Ml
4 2'i 1 cow S70
yii
3 to
3 00
3 00
1 60
is steers
42 cows.,
...iini mi
ai 5 Hmilltctn-Wyo.
.yU '-anjrford-Colo.
...ll.Vl 1 Oft A...
365
6 cow.i
2 90
IIUUS There wn Viv n 1
run of hogs here today and the market
opened a big nickel higher. The hoes
s arte! out selling at t&tuh ind JS65 and
,.h,,8e. Prices the market was fairly nc lve
miVVhV,f,i,v cl""'l hands. ackers
Pr lr,,,ih.h .mo.ri!. """Kt-nt orders and then
lowered their b dn and tried to buv wVmt
was left at J6.60 and J6.62W Sellers howl
andr,nrjCr1,0,(!lnK t0J th" "ln"' prices
"ime. 1 notnln8 wns (l"o for a
n',h?,.CfiV"''K' however, did not Improve
and J6b"u.y n'Tf cut.loos' , about 6 60
fhL e.iiT4 " Lne extreme c osc. thoi'gh.
n. o'ief,? 55 '! I'?tterth1,,i
No.
r : - ....... ik 1 unt'iiiniivf. nn na
Av
8h. I'r.
No
Av. Bli. Pr.
77...
88...
63...
69...
80...
II...
84...
67...
6J...
43...
37...
30...
72...
31...
73...
78...
S3...
79...
62...
61...
C...
65...
39...
47...
46...
....201
....194
....186
....US
....171
....231
....21!
....276
....233
....Z36
...,:i6
....2)3
....263
....230
....259
....221
....348
....248
....248
ISO 6 30
50...
...310 80 6 621
121
c to
6 S3
6 31
6 57i
6 S7Vi
6 lm
6 110
6 6')
t tJ)
6 6)
6 tO
6 60
6 6-1
6 60
6 00
6 tO
6 60
t 60
6 60
6 01
6 60
6 CO
6 f.0
6 6
60
6 60
6 60
6 6i
6 (ill
6 CO
6 60
6 t0
6 60
6 152 'J
6 C2l
6 02 H
6 62'i
6 62!k
6 62 1 S
6 fil',4
6 ti'.t
'6 62!i.
6 62'.i
279
78 233
63 MS
80
160
40
200
40
40
80
120
120
200
80
20)
81
40
40
12)
SO
40
40
SO
40
6 62 'i
20
280
M
40
"m
80
:io
160
40
40
120
200
l&l
80
SO
80
110
40
iii
1:0
120
6 62(i
6 62U,
6 6J14.
6 3i
6 621,
6 62,
6 621 j
6 C2'j
6 62
6 Clj
6 62 1,
621i
e:v,
6 C2ij
eu
6 62'i
6 62'i
e2ii
6 62H
6 ;ij
6 61
6 65
6 65
6 63
6 C3
6 63
6 63
6 63
6 65
63
6 63
6 65
6 65
6 CI
6 63
6 63
6 65
CS.
..253
...191
..233
..242
..26')
..JV)
..230
..329
..216
..217
93...
60...,
67...
C3...
67...,
CS...,
44...,
Sl.
til..
C3..
36..
22..
n..
63..
36..
:5!!
33..
29..
63..
38..
, 292
351
211
223
232
'.'.'.'.'.331
211
215
' 254
, 266
215
264
200
263
, 209
, 238
, 232
flTl
240
267
226
!
243
2ii
223
1 1 ... .343
371
234
38..
63.,
57..
65...
36..,
88...
88...
'62..,
30.,,
77. .,
64.,,
4C,
63,,,
67...
64...
X...
63...
70..,
32...
69..,
43...
37...
89...
63..,
1C0
150
b7...
38...
70...
67...
ts...
38...
41...
80...
63...
06...
78...
63...
64...
70...
68...
73...
38...
77...
73...
62...
32...,
57...,
57...,
!4
,240 200
i:3 H)
..305
..205
..234
..213
..244
..242
..20.1
..283
240
240
40
164
240
UO
I'm
10
SO
..240 80
..261 SO
..23J' 120
..241
.241
,.249
i.233
..251
,.24.1
1 61
SO
40
65
.193
.232
.223
.236
.292
.237
.111
.341
.291
.257
e 65
8 65
40
...237
...276
...231
t
...250
...2D3
...300
...300
... 6 65
... 6 67!i
120 6 67 Vj
... A 671.
62' i
40
62U
120
80
120
40
no
6 02 IJ
6 62 i
C ',
6 61V,
6 62i
n a",
80
40
6 67U
6 70
70
6 70
40
41
61....
80
was a big run of sheen
hero today, as
" ..n .mi ICUVIllin IlllUVf Will
show, and In fact this was tho big clay nf
,, . . ' """ i ninrKcis wero well sup
plied also, so that tner wns a general
5'V!lr". U H "nfe tn 011,1 ,hc market today
lOtHlSc! lower on both sheep and lambs.
Packers seemed to want the stuff and as a
rtMill the trade was fairly active at the
decline, the bulk of the offerings being dls
posed of in good season.
ThA H.n..l fn- 1 - ., , .
..... .......,,., icruna ciiiiiiiiiieH iiurjy
good at Just about steady prices.
uu.ii.iuiiiid, .nuico c;irillics. 3.jr(3.r.!
fnlr fll irinH VAnrlln,.. II ir.i. .
l it . r.i: d.jii'i.i.,)ii cnoiro
iTi.J'7:'I'r-'u: rn,r .ISL s00" wflthers,
J3.0O1I3.2i): choice ewes, J2.9O03.OO; fnlr to
cnn.l fvufa KiVi? Oft. .k.i.. ....1 ," l '
Jt.30(a4.6O; fair to-good snrlng lambs, J iy,
ii?ur ,w,h.orH' K-r?Vtey.. feeder Iambi,
vu.wu.w. .i.-tl,'rrilltllivc PUieB
No.
Av.
Pr.
Jl 90
3 00
.1 0,1
2 75
i97 cull ewes"
125 Wyoming feeder lambs,.
87J western wethers
92
53
SS
86
- vyommg ewes
IS feeders.. 911 3 15
4JHICA4.0 LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Mtendter Hogs HlKher
ind
Sheep I.MTor,
CHICAGO. Kent. 17 CATTT,FH...ilntq
4,600 head. Including 2,600 Texans; no cholco
nuuves nere nna market steadier; good to
prime steers, J6.00ft6.40; poor to medium,
J4.OOtflG.80: stockers nnd feeders. 12.50KM.25:
rows ami heifers, J2.0ty(5.00; runners, Jl.Kftfr
2.30; bulls. J2.00fi4.76: calves, Jl.WVrt3.75;
Texas steers, J3.001jl.EO; western steers,
J3.75fl4.25.
UOGS-Recclpts today, 18,ooo head; tomor
row, 12,000 head: left over, 2,000 head; ucttvo
nnd 5c to lOo higher: mixed nnd butchers,
J6 30HV6.80; good to cholco heavy, J6.70frf7.07W:
rough heavy, fn.3imr,.m; light, n.7tV(.w;
bulk of salcB, J6.60f6.75.
SHEEP AND LAMllS-Recelpts, 23,000
head; slow and 10c lo 15c lower; good to
choice wethers, J3.80rol.OO; fair to cholco
mixed. J3.55ill3.R0: western sheen. 13.25SI3.7R?
native lambs, J3.fWj5.00; western lambs,
JI.004j4.R0,
I .
Knnsna i;u- i.ivr fitoolc .Market.
KANSAS CITV. Sent. 17. CATTLE .Hr
relnts. 12.000 natives 1.300 Tpxhiim nnri 1 ni
calves; market generally steady lo 15c
higher; cholco export nnd dressed beef
sieers, a.!t?itj.zi; iiur to good, JI.90inG.K5;
stockers and feders. J3.0Ofi4.25: wpHicru f.,i
Bteers, J4.85f6.80: western range steerH. J3.25
fcl.R0; Texans and Indians, J2.70fl3.75: Texas
cows, J2.105I2.RO; native cows, J2.60fH.25:
heifers. J3.UXii6.&0: bulls. J2.25fi4.25! ealves.
J3.60df5.60. 1
IIOQH Receipts, 10,000 head: market 6fi
16c higher; top, J6.8J; bulk, J6.60f.80; heavy,
J6. 604j). 8.1; mixed puckers. J3.8Oi(6.80; light,
J6.00f)6.70: pigs. J4.70f6.10.
DHI5K1' ANU I.AftlliH Ilecelpts, 5,000
nean; marKei atcaay; lumus, il.iWiU.Gi',
western wethers, J3.25ff3.65; ewes, J2.70i3.25:
IC-U.1CIC1, o.Wlj.TU, OlMllVt'l M, .l.Wif.),ll,
St. 'Joseph I.lvei Mtnrk Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 17. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 2,100 head: market active, strong;
natives. J2.80fi6.20; Texas and westerns,
J2.63552.83: cows nnd heifers, Jl.25fj3.oo; imlls
and stags, J2.OOQl.65; yearlings nnd calves,
J2.25ft3.90j Btockcrs and feeders, Jl. 8333.75;
Veals. J2.60fr5.60.
HOOB Receipts. 5.900 head; market sc
tlve. MHOc higher; light and light mixed.
V6.50Jj6.77H: medium and heavy, J6.65fjti.r6;
pigs, J3.60&6.10: hulk, t0.65fl6.75.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Recelpts, 5 head;
markt qulot.
HtncK In Slulit.
The following table shows the receipt!! of
cattl hogs and slieep at the five principal
stock markets for September 1Q:
Cattle, Hogs. 8h en.
South Omaha ... I..0S5 7,313 16,925
Chicago 4,500 18.001 25(K)0
Kansas City 13,300 10.(ii mm
St, IJUls 7,10a 2.ri0 1 j O
St. Joseph 2,100 6,9U ' 5
Totals
St. Ioni
43.0:5 48.843 47,830
Lire Stork Market.
,?JvLiu.,s'i BSPU "ATTI'l!RrVpt.
7,100 head, Including 3,200 head Texans; mar
21 feeders . 991
ket steady; native shipping and export
Steers. J.1. WMJfi. 35; dressed lef m1 luilrli.r
steers, J4.n046.i; steers under 1,000 lbs., J3.0O
llC)(lS-Rccclnt. 7.600 heml. in'..l,.i it..
higher; pigs niul lights, J8.r.Q6.60. packers.
,6.4ti.65; butchers, Jf..7(tl7.00. 1
, SHEEP , AND LAMilS-Recelpts, 1.J00
head; market steady 10 strong; native mut
tons, J2.76Jf3.60i lnmbs, Jl.OOffl.ia' cm, ..j
bucks. J2.Mj3.W); stockers, ji.WU2.J(..
..... . .
Wool Aurtlnn Nnle,
LONDON, Sept. 17.-WOOI-The Ilfth
series of the 1901 wool auction sales opened
today. The attendance was large and buy
ers were present from all quarters, Tho
selection of 11.207 bales offered was of good
mtnllty and brought out active competition,
Scoured sold readily nt 10 per cent mi
vance and merinos were In demand nt R prr
cent higher prices. Sales: New South
Wales. 3,0i") bales: scoured. 6idlflsC(l:
greasy. 3',riOUd. Queensland. d) balos
rI.'ilirci1v,J,,4l,'.''84lil: Krcasy. 71WIM. vic
toria, 1 m hnlos; scoured. Is4d; grcasv. .",5fi
h?i,Li H.ml,h Australia, 1,HM bales; greasy,
e&lV' ,.Ucst Australia, m bales: greasy,
E, y"!'0 "f Good Hope and Natal. 100
i-rrSvl,roJ' "JOIhW: preasy. fid.
' "J"'N' H'-Pt. 17,-WOOIr-The tone of
Jin- ?' "J?1"1''' cre shows no woaknei-a.
i'ir?l lury. . wo1 l!t liotcd on tho
S1"'1 "r1" ,,f ,,i'.,:,c' lth lino medium at
iln.il Vnr'L'T WWl" M.,U,W ht" UttlCmOVO
H .' nrfr ''I'? 0,',!,1l "f li-l'IOOds, WhllO
ilnn." MI.I 1,1,1,1 ."'V;1'1 CJUOlll-
tlonsr Ohio and Pennsylvania Ileeccs-X
nnd X above, 23fl2le. Nk and vv ib.ive
no:!I!11
Xu w?SSc! ?i0'. 2 .MI(;'"BO'i c"!i!mnu!
2l(..,c ; roarso anil braid washed, 23SI2IO
?i';. ,ilri'.,, ,.,,,-M::,.p', :!nwnlK.il 'me. 11 1
Ing. J)fj21c; :.blood. 20c; Missouri '..blood
combing, innc; .blood, isffav; 4 r.il 1
combing, misc. Territory scc urec baslVi
.Montana tine. HH6c; scoureil. tiflite' linn
niwlluni, 14iri6c; 'scoured, 42 13c; TSinp e 16
M,c: scouriMl. 46fl48c: Utah. Wyoming and
i i .Z. ...r """ .."isirniian, sco'irsd
-C .'. p .! l'rl!:t"rComblnif. superfine, 73
;,4o; superllne, 70y?lc; good07Oc; average.
meJlun'a'.fe's. Pnl7c!Tr0?Q1li,U
14J4C; heavy fine, lUmUl tffb w2j?hedS11
r.lnnKiMv llxc-hnnnr Closes.
GLASGOW, Sept. 17. Tho nlc Irnn r.
change will .e closed ThuwclSK when
terred?" 1 rcflllc,u MoKlnley will P be Jn-
POSTOFFICE .OTICn.
(Should bo read.DAILT by all Interested.
a clianges may occur at any time i
rorclgii molls for tho week ending Sep
tembet 21, 1WI will close (PROMPTLY lit
nil cases) at the general postofneo as tol
lows: Parcels post mails closo one hour
earlier than closing time shown beloi.
Parcels post malls for Germany clo at
6 p. m. .Monday and Wednesday.
.U':u!nr innd supplementary malls closo
at foreign brunch half hour Inter than clos
ing time hcwn below.
'I'riiiis-AtlHiitlc Mi.lls.
W,KJiJ:SDAY-At5:30 . for IRE
i..A.ii ; per.f' "' """nlc via Quecnstown
iViL,iLfi0r..ol,ler P"A,S of, KJropo must. bo
fMnilVfL.8' "' Owanlo"): nt 6:30 . m.
...''""V1 B- ',c.r, St. Paul, via
Southampton; nt 10 a. m. for RELGIU.M
! 1!' I'" Kensington (mall must bo
n.tVrSSUVl . ilcr"- Kensington".
THURSDAY At 6:30 11. m. for EUROPE
per s. s. Columbia, via Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Hamburg (mall for Vranco
uu uiiicceu nor s. . Columbia")
n 1 u. 111. lur riiA.M'i':.
SWITZMtl.
.'.::i.i' ITALY, PORTHGAI.
PORTUGAL
s s. La hrerag Havr.r , mil. Sf
otlier parts of Europe must be dlrocUd
iVi?."L3 'BLANDri.iicr s. s. Spartan
8AT1u"nAy7'i.Mt7,i'nr.ar. "'' RPP"ernentary
.1 a. m.) ror EUROPE, pcr s. s. Lucnnla
via Queenslown; at 7:30 u. n . for
NETHERLANDS direct, per s. s. Pot
iV'nVm'.,.l1 musl n" 'Hrected "per s. s
r.iitr.?m ):v.at iS "' m' ffr ITALY, per s.
Alter, via Naples (mall must bo .Rreclod
PkIt H:,Allrr " !U WO m. for SCOT
LAND direct, per s. g. Auchorlu im-iii
must i,o directed "per . V. Anc orla")
at 11 n. in. for DENMARK direct, per 1. 1'
Norge (mall musl be directed "per s. '
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Thls steamct
takes Printed Matter. J,--7.:ran..c,
pers onil Samples ror derniany only. u ii.
same clat..i of mall matter for other naVta
of Europe w I not be sent by his shiS
unless specially directed by II. 3
After the closing of (ho Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Malls anmea above ndiX
t onal Bupplenientury malls nro opened on
tho piers of the American. English,
l'rcnch und German steamers anil rema n
open until within Ten .Mlnutea of the
hour 01 sailing of steamer. ,
Mails for Sopth ami Centrnl Ainerlcit,
West Inclii-n, Eto.
WEDNESDAY-At 9:30 a. m. for INAGL'A
.ind HAITI, per s. h. Helvcrnon: at 12 in.
for CUBA. YUCATAN, CAMPECin"
CHIAPAS and TAHA8CO. peV b. b.
ynna (mall for other parts ot Mexico must
THURSDAY At lo' a', in. for HAITI, per
n. n. l imn r. iic'iiiiriK inian ror Curacao,
Veneiucla, Trinidad, Ilrltlsh and Dutch
Guiana must bo directed "per b. s. PrlnJ
I Hcndrlk"): at 12 m. for SANTIAGO
P'.""..".'.-. t-lPtiRicKon; at :.io p. m. for
JAMAICA, per s. s. Admiral Schley from
Fl,;BA.Y-A.,..10..m' J? nilASJH,. per s, 8.
11 iiMinninui lllt(,l U iOriJlTll Hrjl7il
Argentlno Republic;. Uruguay "and Para
guay must be directed "per s. h. Word",
worth"): at 12 m. for ST. KITTS. II if IT.
Iflll. ollTUII and FRENCH gImaNa
via Demerarn, per s. b. Uller; at l m
for MEXICO, per s. s. Yucatan, via fun":
pIco (mail must bo directed "per s. e yu.
i'u.,'i,nA,i "l 11 p:.m: ,or NEWKOUND
odchihla,Cr "' "' i:nr,,mB'"la"' from Phil-
Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, anil thence by steamer, closo .u
this office daily at 6:30 p. in, (connecting
closo hero every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday). Mulls for Mlquelon, by rail to
Roston, and thence by steamer, close at
this olllco dally at :30 p. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tamna. Kla.. and
thence by Bteainer. close at this oflico
dally at '6 a. in. (tho ionnectlng closes
uro on Monday. Wednesday anil Satur
day). Mell? for Mexico City, overland,
unless spce.ally addressed for dlanatch hv
steumcr. clo.'o at this oflloo dally ot l-Sa
11. m. und i. V. m. Malls lor Costa IMea
llellie. Puerto Cortes ami Ouatemalii by
rail to Now Orleans, and thenco' by
steamer, close at this omen dally at l:a
11. m. (connecting closes here Mondayi
for Rellz.-. Puerto Cortc ona auutem" li
and Tuesda;- for Cosia ,tlca). "iteglst
ttred mall elbses, at 6 p. m. previous day.
Traim-PnclUo Haiti,
Malls for Hawaii, Japan, 'China and Philip
pine Islands, via San Francisco, close hero
dally at 6:30 p. m. up to September .
Inclusive, for dispatch pcr b, b. Doric.
MallB lor il.iwull. via San 'iiimitu, ..loso
hero dally at 6:30 p. m. up to September
10. inclusive, for dispatch per b. s. Ala-
mom.
Mulls for Hawaii, China, Japan and Philip
pines, via San Francisco, closo hero dally
at 6:31 p. m. up to Sentember 22. Inclu
sive, for dispatch per i, s, Nippon Moru.
Malls for AUhiiiil'u icxcent Wci Auxtrriiia,
which Is forwarded via Europe), New
Zealand, Fiji, huiniia nun lluuiiil, via San
Francisco, close hero rtnlly at 6:30 ip, m,
after September and up to lieptem
bcr "28, Inclusive, or on arrival of e. .
Campania, due at New York Sopteinber
28, for dispatch per s, s. Sierra.
Malls fur China unit Japan, via Vancouver,
closo here dally nt 6:30 p. ni. tip to Octo
ber !, Inclusive, for dispatch per . a.
EmpresB of ludla (registered mall must be
uuccieu "via Vancouver"). Mall, .'cept
morcliandlso which cannot 00 forvvardod
via Canuda, for tho U. H Postal Agent at
Hhaughal, closes at 6:30 p, m. previous
Mafls'for Tahiti and Marciuesas Islands, via
Han Francisco closo here dnllv at 6:30 p.
m. up to October 12. Inclurtve, for dli
patch per s. s. Australia.
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which goes via Europe. nd Now Zealand,
which goes via Sau "ranclsco) nnd FIJI
Islands, vln Vanro'iver, cIoho here dally
nt 6:30 p. m. after Sentember 28 and up
to October "12, Inclusive, for dispatch per
s. s. Aornngl (supplementary malls, via,
Seattle und Victoria), tloso nt 6:30 p, m.
October 13.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
,,ros olllce, New York. N. Y., September
Te r pli b f I OKU,
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to James E. Boyd A Co.,
OMAHA, NED.
COMMISSION
UHAIN, PROVI8IOMI AND STOCK.
Board at Trade BalMlag.
Dlreet wires to Chicago and New Tarfe
Corvcujonacnce, John A. WaiTtn 4k C
HAiii mucKcrs 111111 ici'ciers, J2.2ji76i cows
and heifers. J2.aiR4.60; canners, J1.2ofi2.2.1:
bulls. J2.153.); Texas and Indian steers,
42.!l0(fi4.()! cows nnd heifers. Ji.?o?r! ir.
IS