TUTS OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1901.
10
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CondltUm Qmealtj Ba&tlih on tho Beard
f Tradt Agtin.
WHEAT LACKS SUrPORT AND RULES EASY
9 -
fcloiv ffinli lltinltiroM In Corn anil Mar
ket Clour Loner Ont Arc
Dull nml Pro Isluns
Unlet.
.nif no mi( 21 Conditions generally
wore agnln 'bearish n the Honril of Trtidc
today and December wheat closed u dull
iluy at 'itc lower, December iwrii c
lmver ami December outs HUc tower
l'rovl!lonii closed uuchanged to Sc lower
Wheat lacked any supporting Inllinncc
from corn mid on report of heavy receipt,
especially In the northwest, and on Urad
stroefs report of a heavily Increased world s
visible supply, thu market ruled rusty De
cember opened n shade hUhcr to u ehnt.e
lowor nt W'0;o4C On early covmimrh
December sold to 7l"iU7lc. but liquidation
Koon brought tho price down to 7oc. Tito
market steadied on covering, but closed
usy. December being Hnc lower nt .Oe.
lif-Hl receipts were 191 earn. of contract
grade Minneapolis and Puluth reported
1.1TJ cars, making n total for tho throo
points of l.fifcl cars, ngnltnl l.sll lust week
nnd it lust year. Primary receipts were
4i3K bu., compared with last yearn 1,
1:7.101 bu. Seaboard ile trances In wheat
and Hour equalled CM. 472 bu. Hrndstr.ots
report el t.Mf.O'io bu Increase In the world s
lnlblo supply The seaboard report 12
loads taken for ep"rt.
Corn opened rattier smalt on a Hinall
Liverpool advance. December a shndo
lower to a shade higher at 59iifj69ic. An
early professional demand brought H to
tSOVc. but on tho report of a freer coun
try movement and n slower cash business,
December slumped to 68'c. Late In tho
session n report of damage by the lute
frost proved Influential and December re
noted to 50V. but closed easy und ic lower
ut JS'ifltSc Receipts were 483 cars.
Oats had n dull market. December opend
n shade higher at 36c and Influenced by tho
depression of other grains lost Uc early In
the session and stayed near tho bottom nil
day. December closed weak and kjf'.i"
down at M'jc, having touched .Ti'nC. Re
ceipts were 233 cars.
Provisions were quint and lower nt tho
opening, with lower prices for hogs. Hold
ers were dlsnosed to tnko prnllts and prices
phcm orr eariy, nut recovereu silently
toward the close. January pork closed
H4c down nt $16.27V4, Jauuury lard un
changed at $9.65 and Jnnunry ribs 2l4o lower
at t 42'.
(Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
80 cars; corn, 133; oats, 75; hogs, SI.CO
lieml.
The leading futures ranged ns follows:
Artlclcs.l Open.l HlKh.l Low. Closo.l Ycs'y.
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
Moy
Corn
Pept.
Dec.
May
Dec.
Jlny
1'ork-
Oet.
.Ian.
May
l.nrtl
Sept.
Oct.
.Ian.
May
llllis--
Sept.
Oct.
Ian.
Mny
i r.svfe' r.sHi r.7:s, t: ru
f.!H'lf?-,v,i!)9Vv! r.sv4iw(,fin:i f.aiiffi-
l!f(?4frtll l W W WiCoTuffl"'!
1 x,w
I saw
3.-ii,i,!3i:;fi 3H(,fl..ir. fc
3111 sr.i.i 3;u ziir-i
w KSV' 3SH, r,s
11 SI 1 15 OTHj H t" 1" VW II !7Vi
ir, sr. i in 3.- i ir, i k, 27i w r.o
lit 35 I 10 10 I ltl 35 I Ifi 3?m 10 40
i
I in m i in ft)
9 mm 9 971,4
9 WUl 9 53
in oo I io oo i in io
D S3 I ft fi", I 10 02U
II 52V4I 0 R5 I 0 63
9 6214) 9 53 j 9 B71,i
9 .33 I 9 r.7',4j
H 97HI R 97t4
S 07141 R 971
S HI I N 45 I
S 50 Sfrfl I
S 97!4I S 97UI S 97',4
S 95 I K 93 I R 97
S 40 S 42V4 S 45
S I7V4I 8 47141 8 M
Vo
I'ash ountatlnns wevo as follows:
Kl.OUn Stoadv; winter patents, JI.ROft
S.fO- stralHliti. 2OOf?3 40; nlenrs. t2.804T3.2O:
iprlns specials. $1.1004.10; patents, J3.40W
S.7; bakers. J2.COTJ2.lW.
WIIKAT No. 3, OrtljfOe: No. 2 red, Tic.
rolSN-Nn, 2 vollow, BS4c.
OATH No. 2. ?A(IX!c: No. 2 white, 3SHff
Clv,r: No. 3 white. 37i(f(39c.
nAUMCV Fair to choice maltliiR. nifO..
flRKDS No. 1 flaxseed, $1.69; No. 1 north
western. $1 IV. l'rlme timothy, $5.35. Clover,
contract urade. $S.5n.
I'HOVISIONS-Mess pork, per bid., $15.00
ffir.tr,. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $10.0uji 10.05. Short
ribs sides (loose). $S.S5fi9.05. Dry salted
shouldnrs (boxed), J7.G2HTr7.87W. Short
clear Idei (boxed), $D.53f9.Ci0.
WIIISKY-r.nsIs of hlfih wines. $i.jn.
Thi lollowlnR are the receipts and ship-
mruis ior 1110 lasi iwcniv-iour nours:
Articles.
ltccelpts. Shipments.
, ''lour. Iibla..
AVheat. bu..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
1 Hye. bu
llarley, bu..
. . . . Xi 000 33,000
.... .i3i,nno 70,00i)
.... 284,001) 129,000
.... 2fi2,00i) 175,000
.... 22.0TO
.... 68,000 11,000
On tho Troduco exchanta today tho but
ter market was Arm: creameries. Hff.'lc;
dairies, 13Jfl7c, Cheese, steady at 9310ic.
Krrs, Arm; fresh, lCc,
m:w vnitit ;icm:iiai, jiahkht.
tliiolnt lint s of tlir lnjr on Various
Coin modifies,
N'KIV YOniC, Sept. 24.-l--.OUU-necelpts,
20,159 bbls.; exports. 20.153 bhls steady
but very quiet; winter patents. $3.50fti
a.so; winter straiRhts, $3.30j3.45j Minnesota
patents. $3.(V,f(3.i0; winter extras, $2.502.80.
ltyo flour, quiet; fair to Rood, $2.R53j3.15;
choice to fancy. $3.30ifT3.EO.
CO UN M K A Ij Q u le t ; yellow western, $1.23;
cuv. nu; uratuiywino, wia.w.
nVK-Firm; No. 2 western, 60c, f. o. b.
a float.
HAHI.EY-Stcady: feedlnjr. 64c. c. I. f.
Hurfaln; malting. KOjjtHc. c. 1. f. Ituffalo.
WHEAT Hecelpts, 55,350 hu.; exports, 136,
KC bu. Spot, dull; No. 2 red, "fic, f, o. b
nlloat; No. 2 red. 7BV4o In elevator; No. 1
northern Dnltith, "fiVsc, f. o. b., afloat. Op
tions opened steady, but nt once developed
weakness under heavy northwest receipts,
IrrcRiilar cnbles, largo Increase In world's
stocks nnd disappointment In exnort bust-
lifss; closed ensy; May, 79'4((779'ic, cIoslnK
nt 79Hc. September. 7!S74c, clnslns nt
h-ic; uctnner, iarU74c, ctOMinR nt 74c; Do
ennber, 70TT7OV-C, closlns nt "Gc
COrtN Hccelnts. H.fOO bu.:' exnorts. 18.
251 bu.; No. 2, GIHo In elevator. Option
market, after showing steadiness, eased
off with .wheat. Selling was also oromptod
by fine weather, a less actlvu cxp'oit trade
nnd small clearances. It Anally milled on
covering nml closed steady; May, flIHc,
closlnR at tilUc; September. 641?fii,4c, clos
Iiir nt 6lc; December, C3Sf?0l 1-lGc, closing
nt fil'fce.
OATS Hecelpts, 11C.C0O bu.: exports, 20..
in,., Aii'ii, ,11111, ahu. i wiiitn, iici
No, 3 white, 41c. Options quiet nnd easier.
iiAi rirm; snipping, cuqj&ic: Rood to
HOI'S Oa let: state, commnn In nhnln.
1901 crop, 13Til5o; 1900 crop, U15c; 1S9D crop'.
tVifllc; Vaclflc coast, 1900 crop, ll15c; 1S9D
HIDES Steadv: Onlveston. 20 tn w lbs
IRc; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 19Uc; Texas
dry. 21 to so lbs., lHJc.
LEATHER Steady: hemlock solo Tine.
nos Ayres, UkIH to heavy weights, 23VMf
SIHc: acid. S3Uig24UC.
PHOVISIONS-Ileef. firm; family. $U.50ffl
12.00; mess, $9.50(ino.0o; beef linms. $20.004
21.60; PnfkP. 9-oa 10.50; city, extra India
moss, $t6.pn(US.00. Cut meats. stoadv;
Jill-mvn iivnieu, i'.lO'JIU.IO; piCKICU snout
dors $7.25: nlCkled linnis illlTM, tim
I.ard, ensler; western steamed, $10.36: re
flned. easy; continent. $10.65; flouth
'Jincnra, u,ou: cumnoumi, J7.&0W7.75. l'ork.
tlrm; family, $li.00gi7.ri0; short clear, $17.50
fffl9.i); mess. $ltl.00?f 17.00. ' '
TAI.T.OW-Flrmer: city (J2 per pkg.), Mi
(fffitie: country (pkRs. free), ejjfi'.c.
HUTTEH Hecelpts, l),5f9 pkgs.: Arm;
stnte dairy. 14J?20i,4c; creamery, 15Ji22c: June
croamory. 20fJ21i.se; June factory, 14UfffitiV4c.
CHEESE-nccelpts. 15,011, pfcVs,; steady
fancy, large, colored, 9?ie; fancy, large,
white, 9ic; fnncy, smnll, colored, 94c;
Hint'; niiitlll, wimu, i'MVIVC,
EOaS-Hteelpts, M.ffS pkgs.; quieter
stnte nnu rennsyivnnln, 21J?22c; western
canuieit. .Mai.-tr; western uncandled, 17?f20c.
uiiABMi'jn nicauy.
roUM'HY-Allvo, Arm: springers, 12o
turkeys, SfflOc: fowls, lie; dressed, Arm
springers, 1244T13o; turkeys, I0gi2c.
METAIS The feature in tho metal rtr
cults todnv was the sudden nnd unexnecte.'
drop of copper In 1-ondon of 2 17s to 63
Is for spot and .COS 7s M for futures, lowest
level reached since 1599. A fair business
was executud, the sales amounting to fO)
tons spot and 200 tons futures. Prlvalo
advices that tho declines wero duo to
heavy stocks In this country and tho slock
nfps of demand. Hero the market was
lifeless and nominally unchanged. Tin, dull
nnd easy at $2.SOSI3.10, whllo in I.ondon tho
market eased off 15s under liquidation and
closed at 113 2s 6d for snot nnd 111 10s
for futures. Iaif Is quoted In Ixindon at
is jii ior spin, spelter, dull and un
changed both hero and abroad. Domestic
iron marKeis reaiureiess at old prices.
Kniiaua Clt- Ornln nnd Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 24. WHEAT De-
Kisujuer, ootjc; way, 7IVilVtc; cash, No
No 3 hard. 65t4t6JV; No.
t. Wi'
?UV.e
CORN September. t'JUo; December, 59'ic;
May, iVMlOoV ; rash. No I inUed, 61Tj6Uc;
No 2 white. t'ltfmr
OATH- No white. JSto,
ii vk sin ' iiiti:,.
HAY t'hohti timothy, tH.HHMM'O, choice
prairie, u 1.1 iv.
m ttuii
fam. lltlln
Creamery, latifHOc; dairy,
EHUH Firm; fresh Missouri and Knnsas
slock, quoted on 'change at 16c doz,, loss
off, eases returned.
IIKUKIPW -Wheat, M.COO bu.; corn, 8.000
bu., oats, 0.hi bu
SHIPMENTS Wheat, Sl.SoO bu.; corn, IS,
00U bu., oats, 2l,i0 bu.
OMAHA W IKH.nS.U.r. MARKET.
Condition of Trmlr- nml llunlntlons
in Mnple nml I'nney I'rniluer,
IKKIS- Hecelpts fair; loss otT. llftaC.
1,1 Y E POl'l-THY-Hens, 7a7j4c; young
und old roosters, 4c; turkeys, GtlSc; ducks
and geese, tiiiCVfcc; spring chickens, per lb,,
'Sit'TTEIt-Common' to fair, lUifllUc;
choice dairy, In tubs, 15jlCc; separator, 21
MKltESH FISH-Hlack bass, ISc: white
bass, 10c; bluellsh, 11c; bullheads, 10c: bluo
llns, 1c; buffaloes, 7c; cattish, 12c; cod, 10c;
croppies, 10c: halibut, lie; herring, 7c; had
cock, ll)c; pike, 10c; red snapper, 10c; sal
mon, 14c; suntlsh, 6c; trout, luc; whltcflsh,
10c.
OYSTEHS Mediums, per can, 23c: Stand
ards, per can, 2Sc; extra selects, per enn,
35c; New York counts, per can, loc; bulk
standards, per gnl., $1.35.
PIOEONS Mvc, per doz., COc,
V'EAI.S-Cholce. Sc.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Whslrsnle
Hay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
$10.1)0; No. 2 upland, $10; medium, tf.oO;
coarse, $8.60. Ryo straw, $4.60. These prices
are for hay of good color nnd quality. Dc
mnnd fair. Hecelpts, 8 cars.
W'H EAT Goc.
COHN-nlc.
OATS-3IC.
HItAN-$16.50.
VEOETAIILES.
POTATOES-Homo grown. $1.1001.15; Salt
Lakes, jl.20; Colorado, $1.2o.
EOO PI.ANT-Pcr doz., 75c
OHEEN COHN-Per doz., 10c.
CAHHOTS-Per mnrket basket. 35c.
HEKTS-Per half-bu. basket, S5c.
TIJHNIPH-Per basket. .TOe.
t'UCUMIIEHS-Home grown, per dox., 10
(Iliac.
l.ETTUOE-Per bu., Mic.
HA DISHES Per dnz loflljo.
PA HS LEY Per doz.. 20(j.
SWEET POTATOES-Pcr bu $1.25.
CAHIJAOE-Homo grown, 2ft2Hc; Hollnnd
seed, crated, 2-t4c.
, TO.MATOES-Homc grown, per lS-lb. has
ket. ,V(e,
D Vffl 'IJ irnlnn.r.r..n',i II. 1 T? II .'
MEANS Wax, per 'i-bu. basket, COc;
string, per H-bu. basket, 50c.
ONION8 Home-grown, per lb., 2TJ2t4c;
Spanish, iier crate, $1.50.
CANTA1X51TPE Home-grown, per doz.,
2350i;; crates, $1.60Tjl,75; Hockyfords, pur
crate, $2.60.
WATERMELONS Missouri, Iowa and
eirnKii, irii2ic, as to size.
CLLE III Kalamazoo, ner bunch. 2517350
Nebraska, tier bunch. SOmtOc: Colorado. 40
NAVY HEANS Per bu.. $2.60Q2.75.
FRUITS.
APPLES-Cooklng. ner bbl.. $2.25f72 50;
snow apples, per bbl., $3.iWI3.25; Jonathans,
fj.w'u i.w: itci euowers. Ji.iiiTf 1.7s.
PEACHES California freestone, per box,
85c; clings, 75c; Colorado freestone, 7o(gi5c;
r,iuruufi i-i,.ini.i:i i mien,
PH'MS-Callfornln. nor crjte. J12.5tll.t0:
iionie-grown, per a-io. nasKCI, lac.
I'lJAKS Hartletts, . $2.10; Utah, 12; New
York Ilartlctts. kegs. $2.50.
OH A PES -California Toknv. 4.1h rrnle.
.-; .miscais, ji.w; ioncorcis, nomo-grown.
ri.KAi'i'iKis per crato of 12 to 16, $1.25.
CRANUERRIES Per bbl.. Jfi.M; ner rrn o
.a'.
Ql'INCES-Per box. $1.65.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOES Valenclas. 14.0075.00: Mel
sweets, $1.50.
LESIONS -Fancv. XI: cho w. M.RO
1 1 A NA N AS Per hunch, nccordintr tn stie.
f..t"rfl-.ln.
r IOS California, new cartons. 75c: lav.
ers, fiSo; Impnrted, per lb 10U2c.
i'A J isa-i-ersian, in 00-111, boxes, Snlrs, 6c
MISCELUVNEOUS.
NUTS English walnuts, ner lb.. iki ni.
berts, per lb.. 13c; almonds, ner lb.. 18ff20e:
raw peanuts, per lb., 5576V4C: roasted, 654ft
,72 lillllin, iou, Jiei'ltlis, lurJJ.C.
fii'i'jii-i'cr lint,, ji. w; per ii-bbl., $2.73.
iiiiJia .o. 1 green, uo: xn. 2 rrn
5i4c; No. 1 salted, 8c; No, 2 salted, 7c; No.
1 veai can. n io ins.. e: .no. z vpni
calf. 12 to J5 lbs., 6c; dry hides, Spi3c; sheep
in'im, wtiovi nuraeiiiues, n.uirQM.
St. Louis (ruin nml Pro vlnlnns.
ST. LOUIS. Sent. 21. Lower: No. 2 red
cash, elevator, iOV4c; track, 71W'572!4c; Sep
tember 70Uc; December, 71yl?id May,
frtnx' T .......... X7 . -1 . r 1 1 , . . ,
- . . .ifii:i, nu. Clinil, OtyUi irilCK,
9,.i59Wc, September, 69c; December, 59ic;
Mny, 6iafl61V4c
..y'V' -''Owr: no. 2 cash. 37Vic; track,
37ai3Sc; September, 37o; December, 3SVic:
May. 40c; No. 2 white, 39S39Jc.
it 1 vj uigner ut ouc.
FIXJUR Dull and unchnnced: rod wdn
tor patents. $3.1003.60; fnncy nnd straight,
$3.00tf3.15; clear, $2.C0fI2.95.
SEEDS-Tlmothy, steady nt $4.7635.20;
CORNM HAL Stead v nt 12.00.
U RAN Steady to firm; sacked, east track,
HAY Irreenlar: tlmothv. 110 OOifMS on-
WHIHKY-Steady, $I..30.
IRON COTTONTIES-$1.20."
BAOaiNO-6Hfi74c
HEMP TWINE 9c.
PROVISIONS Pork: Firm? tnlihlno. i
Lard, lower at $9.75. Dry salt mcuts, steady;
boxed lots, extra short. $9.25: clear ribs.
p.KM', clear sides, $9.60. Ilncon, steady;
boxed lots, extra shorts. 110 rlonr rih..
110! elenr nlilnci. lift fTTli '
METALS Lend: ' Diill n tl TLtwi
oi'cnei . liiwit lit ,Vmjg.
POULTUY' Lower; chickens, 7c: springs,
8c: turkoys, 7Hc; young, 7c; ducks, &S7c;
geese, 5c.
J UTTER-HlRher; creamery; 1722c;
V....... .u.., 4,1,.
EOOS Steady at 16c.
tf l'"!r?f.MTTR Plmir 7 AAA . .1 . n-
000 bu.: corn. 38.000 hu.: nats Mom hit
Jl" '"'iN in v iour to.ouo tibis.; wheat.
. ' " ' , uuiii, io,rri uu.i uam, M.UtJU DU,
Mvcrpnnl Rrnln nnd Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 24.-WIIEAT-Spot(
lull: No. 2 red western, winter. Rn ka
No. 1 California, 5s 10V4d. Futures, qulot
t-fizxruiuvi , ua iarcn, os yi4u,
CORN Snot. Arm: American mlveri now
6s 2d. Futures, stendy; October. 5s 3:d
November, 5s fid; December, 6s Sd.
PEAB Canadian, steady, 6s 4d.
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter, steady,
HOPS At London (Pacific ronnti hii
3 33s. "
PHOVISIONS-Ileef, Arm: extra India
mess. t0s. Pork, Arm; prlmo mess, west
ern, 73s. Hams, short cut, H to 16 lbs.
Btrong. Bis. Ijird, Arm: American re-
AlK'd. in HallS. 61b: lirlmo We8tern. In Heroes
60;i 6d. Ilncon. strong; Cumberland cut.'
20, to 30 Ibi.. 63s Od; short ribs, 16 to 20
ium,, nrm, ois; long clear middles, light,
23 to 34 lbs,. Arm. 61s 6d; lonR clear middles,
heavy, 45 to 50 lbs., Arm, 60s 9d; short clenr
backs. Arm; 16 tn 20 lbs., 4Ss; clear bellies,
14 to 16 lbs,, tlrm, 60s 6d; shoulders, square
cut. 13 to 19 lbs,, 49s 9d.
HUTTEH-Stcady; Anest United States,
9s; good United States, 7s.
wiiist.-ijuioi; American Anest white.
45s 6d; American, Anest colored, 4Cs fid.
TALl.OWl'rlmo cltv. stronir. 79. nn.
Austrnllan, In London. Arm, 29a 9d.
uecoinis ot wnoat during the last three
dnys, 532,000 centals, Including 491,000 Amcrl
can, Receipts of American corn during tho
last three. dnyB, 122,600 centals. Weather
flne.
Changes In Available Suiinllea.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.--Speclnl cable and
tolegraphlc communications to Uradstroet's
show; tho folowlng changes In available
supplies from last accounts:
WHEAT United States nnd Cannda, east
of Rockies, increase, 3,667,000 bushels; afloat
for nnd In Europe, Increase 1,900,100 bush
els: total Increase, 1,567,000 btiHhela.
CORN United States and Canada, cast
of Rockies, Incrense, 514,000 bushels.
OATS United Stntes and Canada, In
crease, 8S8.000 bushels.
Among tho moro Important increases re
ported to Dradstrcet's nro those of 625.000
bushels at Chicago private elevators, 250,
000 bushels In Manitoba. 200.000 at norttf
western Interior elevators, 120,000 at Louis
)' ; S Milwaukee private elevntors.
Toledo r.riiltt nnd Seed.
TOLEDO, O.. Sept. 24.-WHEAT-Dtlll but
beC;feD,l,e
OATS-Qu'.et hut steady; cash and Sen
tember. 37c: December, 3Sc; May, 37V4c
SEEDS Clover, nctlve; prime cash' nnd
October, $5.174
Milwaukee Grain Mnrket.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Sept. 24. WHEAT
-Steady; No, 1 northern, 70S70HC; No. 2
hard, iVt.sitVit4i'
rif t .n 'ifiimurg, oj.wo at coteau and
u ti?!1 1 5 Minneapolis private elevn
cjf.A it Pnt""g decreases are thoso of
eintbNa,sPnSv.?.te8t' J8e',h 1,nJ Mm
northern, 6.SHQ69C; December, 70i4fj7OSc5
May, 73c.
HYK-Slcndy; No, 1, 56c.
HAHLEY HtendV: tin. 9 COo: anmnte 43
CORN-Deccmber, 6Sif?69c; May, &)4c.
Plillndflpliln Produce .Market,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2I.-HUTTER-Urm,
'4file higher; fancy western cream-
ry, asjt; laucv nenrby prints, 2c.
LOOS Firm. Uc hlcher: fresh nenrby and
western, 21c; fresh southwestern, 20c; fresh
southern. 19c.
CHEESE Firmer nnd higher; New York
full creams, f.mrv. smnll. aUTiflile! New-
York full creams, fair to choice", SVuUc.
.tHniieiitnlls Wlirnl, rinur nml llrim.
MINN K A Tn t .1 nnt. 1 WIIKAT
Cash, GS?4c; December, 64'4J7G3'fle: May. 70H
O70N.C; on track. No. 1 hard, 71c; No, 1
northern. 6Se; No. 2 northern, &c.
FLOUR First niilents. S.I.OO'Ht.rO: second
patents, $3.80; first clears, $:.85J2.9Q; second
l.(T-l,0, -k..
UHAN-In bulk, $13.00013.25.
Peorln MiirUi-l,
PEOniA. Sent. !J COriN l.'lrm! No. 3.
69c.
OATS-Inactlve; No. 2 while. CGUc, billed
through.
WHISKY-On tho bnsls of $1.30 for fln
Ished goods.
Dulutli Grnln .Mnrket.
DULUTH, Sept. 2I.-WHEAT-Cnsh. No.
hard. 71c: No 2 northern. C5-ic: No. 1
northern, too: September, fiSc; October, 6Sc;
ueeemncr, iw'4r; .May, isc.
l JATH 3G?44rJ14c.
.MOVEMENTS UK STOCKS AMI IIONDS.
Etlilcners of Support of .niiilnnintcd
Copper Appenr.
NEW YORK. Sent 21. There were indl-
cations of support tor Amalgamated Copper
by Inside Interests today for the Arst time
since tho reduction In tho dividend was an
nounced Inst Friday. Tho rapid downward
course of the block was thereby arrested
and the whole market showed signs of re
lief from tnn nervous strain engendered uy
Amalgamated Coppers violent decline.
There was llttlo actual news to tako ac
count of In considering tho movement of
tho day's prices, ns they were governed al
most exclusively by technical causes grow
ing out or the collapse in Amaignmaieu
Conner. Conner mining stocks all over the
world showed the effect of this development
this morning nnd spot copper In London
scorctl n violent decline on account of n
nrevalont rumor that the Amalgamated
company was nl.out to reduce its selling
price in oruer to worK on an accumuinuon
of Its pronuct.
Selling by foreign holders of American se
curities, Including rnllrond stocks, was an
Important Influence In tho opening decllno
here, which reached from 1 to 2 points In
places. Amalgamated Copper sold nt 90
during tho Arst few minutes of trading,
which Droved to be the low point or tno
ilny. It was after tho stock had steadied
that the severest pressure developed against
the general list. A promiscuous spilling out
of stocks cnrrled tho level of the prominent
raiiroaus nnu specialties irom l io .' neiow
last night, tho Pnclttcs, southwesterns,
grnngers nnd Sugnr being tho principal suf-
icrers,
It was believed that recent losses In Amnl-
fiamatcd Copper wete responsible for tho
qtlldntlon elsewhere. Several alarmist
stories nut out this morning Indicated tho
exhaustion of ammunition by the bears.
The support developed In Amalgamated
Copper nnd the postponement of tho meet
ing of the directors of tho Anaconda com-
nanv. which. It Is feared, would result In
nnnther dividend reduction completed tho
dtscomtlturo of tho benrs and they covered
nenvuy (luring uio inner part ot tno uny.
Tho earlier declines were largely wined
out nnd n fnlr proportion of net gains cs-
lanusncd.
Points of conspicuous strength wero tho
Vnnderbllts, Manhattan nnd Wabash. A
feature of tho day was tho selllnc of stocks
controlled by lending capitalists by brokers
usually employed uy oiner leading capital
ists, which served to emphasize tho dread
felt yesterday of a renuwed outbreak of
hostilities between financial powers. A
good deal of 'he selling of Amalgamated
Copper was of this character and seemed
to bo designated to force outside support
of this stock. In the lato buying move
ment practically all of tho larger sellers of
tho last few days were represented. Thu
selling of stocks for London account mndo
nn nctlvo demnnd for exchange, which
forced rates up u fraction from tho gold
Import point, Tho hnrdcnlng of discounts
In Ilerlln was nn Influence In tho samo di
rection. Cotton bills continue scarce in tho
exchange market, but there Is a bettor sup
ply of grain bills.
The rnllrond bond market was quite nc
tlvo nnd weak In sympathy with stocks.
Total sales, par value, $2,260,000. United
States 3s nnd the old 4s advanced V4 per cent
on the Into call.
Tho Commercial Advertiser's London
financial cablegram says: Tho slump In
copper shares caused n genernl flatness In
the mnrket. Tlntos nnd Anaconda wero
heavily sold for tho New. York account, tho
former touching 47i nnd closing nt 48U, or
a net loss or 3ft. Thu latter closed nt tho
worst 7ft or 1 point down for tho day.
There Is a genoral anxiety hero regarding
tho overstocked condition of thn Amnlun.
mated Copper company, but somo suspect
a ruso on tho part of Mr. Rockefeller.
American stocks movel with copper shares,
but tho account was so smnll thm them
was llttlo pressure to sell until there was
a point break In these. Now l'ork offered
sliver on tno weaitness ot copper.
The following are the closing prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
5'iiSt. Paul nfd
...151'i
da pfd 95
Baltimore &. Ohlo,..10!h
do pfd Hi
Cnnadlan l'acltlo....IWH
Canada So S3
Ches. & Ohio Wi
Chicago & Alton.... 3S,
So. Pacific
So. Hallway
... S7i
... 31
... 89?i
do pfd
Texas & Pacific..
Tel., St. L. & w
... 4'i,
... :i
... 3t;
do pfd
Union Taclflc ....
do pfd
Wabash ,
do pfd
Wheel. & L. 12, .
do !d pfd
Wis, Central
... 9Si
... 87i
. .
... 397,
... mi
do pfd
Chicago, Ind. & L
do pfd
Chicago & K. III..
Chicago O. V
do lit ptd
do 2d pfd ,
. 77V
. 2i
. 74
. 23H
. S5V4
...30
... 2211
... 42V
. 15
do pfd
Adams Kx ,
American 13x
U. S. Dx
Chicago & N. W...194
C, It. I. & P 1
Chicago Ter. & Tr. 23H
do pfd 42
C. C. C. & St. L... OSH
Colorado So HU
...ISO
...192
. 9
Wells-Fargo KK....1OT
Amal, Copper 021
Amer. Car & K 24ft
do pfd 84
do 1st rfd
do 2d pfd
Del. & Hudson.
61
Amer. i.in. uu
do pfd
Amcr. S. & It....
do pfd
Anac, Mln. Co
17
,.16J!i
. 45
Dol. L. & W..
.,2:4
. 4IVJ
. 9$!a
Denver & It. O....
40
S3'4
do pfd
Erie
do 1st pfd....
do 2d pfd....
Ot, Nor. pfd..
4lTi Ilrooklyn It. T.,..
70 ,Colo. Fuel & Iron
6Sk Con. Gas
. C7?i
. 95?i
18U4 Cih, Tobacco pfd
..117
..2m
Hocklnir Valley 53'4 Oen, Kleetrlc
do Ptd Hit (iiucose sugar
.. 6314
Illinois Central 11 Hi Hocking Coal
.. 18
Iowa Central nvt inter, rapcr .
.. 23S
Like Erie & W 674,
do pfi
.. 78
.. 94
do pfd 128
Inter. Power ...
Lnclede Oas ....
National Dlscult
L. & N
...lOt
...121T4
Manhattan L...
. 43!
Met. St, Uy....
Mex. Central ..
Mex, National
Minn. & St. L.
Mo. raclflc ....
M.. K. & T
National Iad ..
. 23!k National Salt ..,
. 13V do pfd
.10714 'Not American .
.HCVl'l'adlllc Coast ..
. 28i. Taclflo Mall ....
. 68 .People's Oas ...
.102 Pressed S. Car..
.15711 1 do pfd
. CtH'Pullnian P. Car
. SS lltepuhllo Steel ..
. 80V4 do pfd,
. 3m,'SiiBar
. 19V4
. 11
. 75
. 97
40,
.107V4
do pfd
N, J Central .
N. Y, Central .
Norfolk & W...
. 40'
. St
.211
do pfd
. 1SH
No, Pacific pfd
Ontario & W...
Pennsylvania ..
. 67
124
.144H'Tenn. Coal & Iron. Cl
Heading
do 1st pfd,...
do 2d pfd
St, U & 8. P..
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. U ttouthw.
un union uagr Ac i' 13
. ibftl do pr.l 65V
S24i
78
5
30U
U. B. leather 12'
do pfd ',, son
u. , iiuuDer 171;
no pm ks
U. S, Steel 4314
do pfd
C2
do pfd 92
St. Paul
unt
tvesicrn union .... 91'j
Ex-rlghts.
London Stuck Quotation,
LONDON. Sept. 24.-4 p. m.-ClosIng:
Consols, money 931JI
Norfolk 4 W...
. . . . 6J
.... 90
do nccount WH
Anaconda 7U
Atchison 77',j
do pfd 95H
naltlmore & Ohlo..l4i
Canadian Pacific. ..I12T4
Chen. & Ohio 46H
Chleao O. W 21
C, M. & St. P 15C?;
Denver & It. Q 47M
do pfd M
Krle 42
do 1st pfd 71S
do 2d pfd.., 68
Illinois Central .... lOPi
L. & N 10
M.. K. & T 2V
do pfd 65h
N, Y, Ceptrnl 160
do pfd
No, Pacific pfd.
.... Dots
Onturlo & W...
Pennsylvania .,
.... Si
.... 74',
Heading
.... :u;
do 1st pfd
do 2d nfd
.... 39V,
.... 27
So. Hallway ...
.... 34K
do ptd
.... 91
1S0, Pacific
.... IP
Union Paclfla ..
do pfd
U. S. Steel ....
do pfd,,..
....1(X)H
.... 91
.... 434
.... l,
..." it
.... 70!i
.... 41
Wubajih
do pfd
Spanish 4s
Hand Mines ...
Delleers
.... 3314
8ILVEH Bar. nulet. '
MONEY 1 ner cent. The rato of discount
In open market for short hills Is 2,4fi2i per
cent; for threo months' bill., 2 3.i6.fj5 1-llc,
Hank ('learluga,
OMAHA, Sept. 24,-Hankclcarlngs todny
fl, 172,610; corresponding day, last year
11.049.052: Increase. 1123,158. '
CHICAGO. Sept, 24.-Cloarlngs, J25,141,620;
balances, f2,233,970. Posted exchange, II.S3H
S4 86. New voru oxenango, tac discount.
NEW YORK, Sept. 24,-Clearlngs, $251,
661 f50: Iwlances. J13.fi05.919.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. :i.-Clcarlngs, 7,767l
balances, $1,111,9:9. Money, 496 per cent.
V.... -1 - . i- . . . . II ....... I.IJ
l urn i'xi;ilil!le ce iii-tuiniw uiu,
iniuuiu anaen.
BOSTON. Sept. 2l.-C'lcnrlnRS, $:5,S75.8.)5;
bal
ri
NCINNATI. Sept. 24 Clearings. $;vi.
Monev 4516 tier eotit. New York ex-
8J0,
ch
tlkte. 60t dlseniint.
P
HILADELPHIA, Sept. :4,-Clearlngs,
271,310, bal a net 9, $2,305,621.
$21
.Netr York Money Mnrket,
NEW YORK. Sent. 24.-MONEY-On call.
steady at 301 per cent; last loan, 3 per
cent; ruling rate, 3V4 per cent; prime mer
cantile paper, 5tC per cent,
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong, with
actual business In bankers' bills nt $4.S5s
for demand nnd nt SI.SiT.ffil'S for slxtv
days; posted rates, $l.3sfy I.s6; comtncrclil
Dills, $4.S4U4.M.
SILVER Uar, 6S'Hc; Mexican dollars,
IjIsc.
HON DS Government, strong: state. Inic-
tlve; tallroad, weak.
j ne closing quotations on bonus are at
follows:
V. a. rcr. la. rec...
10SH
1M
WStt
10ii
Wt
1S9',
112'l
113',
108
108
Ml',
Hocking Vol. 4'4s..
L. Sc N. unl. 4
Mex. Central 4s...
do Is nc
Minn. - St. L. 4s.
M.. K. & T 4s....
do 2s
N. Y. Central Is..
do gen, ?.'is
N. J. C. gin. If...
No, Pacific 4s
do coupon
do Zt. res
do con pun
do new Is, rcg....
do coupon
do old 4s, Veg
do coupon
do Si, reg
do coupon
.101
. S4V,
. 31
.lOJis
. 99'i
. 2U
103
.10?
.1)';
.10.-1
. I2H
.101'g
. n
Uii
. 93
. 97'4
. 79'4
Atchison gen. 4s....
ilu adj. 4s
9i
101
: llo 3S
N A- W. con. 4s...
ItendltiK con. 4s...
Diiltlmorc & O. 4s..
do I'.if
do conv. 4a
93' i
1064
,106'i
,107
fi)
,105t
M'i
. 9m-i
110',
111
liK
101'i
91
SI
,iop;
97',
Sl'i
.101
St I, & I M c. Cs..
St. I.. & S, P. 4s..
iSt. I S. W. Is....
do 2s
Canada So. 3s
Central ot (la. :..
do Is Itie
'lies. & O. 4i3s
111. A: Alton 3'4.i..,
San A A. P. 4s
So. Paclllc 4s
So. Hallway us
i.4
. 91,
.1174
.118',
. .".
.107
.119
.lOP,
.110
. t3:
C. It. & Q. new 4s.
C. M & Ht P . !
Tex. A Pacific Is..
ITol, St 1, & W 4s.
t do ronv. 4s
Wabash Is
jl'nlon Pacific 4s...
do 2d
1 an deb. II
West Shore 4
. & N. W. c. 7s..
.. It. I. & P. Is..
C C C & H L g. 4s,
Chicago Ter, 4...
nlcrmlo po. Is
Denver & It. U. 4s,
;rle prior lien 4s..
113'j
do general 4s
W. .V! U, C. Is...
Wheel. ,t u v.. 4s
, not;
Wis, central 4
lloston Stock (Imitations.
HOSTON. Sent. 24,-Call loans. 49.1 per
cent: time loans. 5'M ner cent. Official
closing:
A.. T. & S. K
TSl'nlnn I . ml !t
90 West Und 93
1. 'l N 1-:. O. A C. (s... 61
115 Adventure 21
K2 Amnl. Copper 93'i
2. 't Atlantic 34
171 'Cal. & Hecla 703
191 Centennial 22H
41 Pranklln K
ll Humboldt 40
4.1' 1, Osceola 102
9iS Parrot 404
23'i Qnlncy lto
6 iSantaa Ke Copper.. S
20S4 .Tamil rack 300
28h!Plah Mining 2I!
17 iWlnona 2
SS'.kWolvcrlncs 60 H
do pfd
Am'r Sugar
do pfd
rVmtrlcnn Tel
llostnn & Alhaany,
Hnston Elevated ..
lloston & Me
Dominion Coal ....
do pfd
' S. Steel
do pfd
Mex. Central
n i:. a. & c
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Ilubber
t'nlon Pacific
Asked.
,eiv York Mltilnit lluotntlons.
NEW YORK. Sent. 24.-Tho following aro
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Con
Alice
.. 23 (Little Chief ..,
.. 43 Ontnrlo
..140 Ophlr
.. s Phoenlx ...,t...
.. 64 Potosl
. .165 Savnxe
., 60 Sierra Nevada
..105 Small Hopes .
.. Co Standard
..
... 12
..1200
...75
... 8
... 1
... 1
... 19
... 40
...323
tlreece
Hrunswlcl: Con .
ComMock Tun ..
Con. Cal. & Vn..
Dendw ood Terra
Horn Silver ....
ron Silver
IadvllI Con ...
Fnrcljrn Plnnnolnl.
LONDON. ScDt. 21. Discounts were firm
odny. The feeling of caution has been
moro pronounced slnco the rise In the Ger
man uang rate. Ileyond contnngoes In
mines thero was llttlo buslnes. On tho
Stock exchnngo nttentlon chletly centered
In copper. Americans, which opened belaw
parity In sympathy with New York, de
clined further. St. Paul nnd Atchison were
me wengesi. Tno closing was dull, but
some stocks wero above tho lowest prlcos
of the day. Grand Trunks and Canadian
i-aciucB iieciineii in sympathy, iuo tlntos
fell severely on Now York Helllnir. rtnid
premiums nro quoted ns follows: Dttenos
Ayres, 1.11.211; .Mnilrld, 42.42; Lisbon, 3.2S;
Home, 3.01.
PAHIS. Sept. 24. Prices opened firmer on
tho bourse today owing to tho heavy ronc-
llnn In Tlln Tlhlnm I ,, I .... .
...... ... ,,u,oL iittui tjit;, itiiu n were
somewhat calmer. Itlo Tlntos fluctuated
considerably nnd In a fresh onslaught dur
ing tho Inst hour' they wero extensively
offered nnd closed nt tho lowest prlco of tho
day. All departments were affected and
iuo closing was very weak, notnbly Rus
sians anil SosnOVlcs. Whleh mnlnl
strongly. Metropolitans, after holding their
ground, were carried off. Internationals
Withstood the connrnl lendenev nnmnn,l,n,
hotter except Turks nnd nrnzlllnns. Kafflrs
"- W'"K- wirouKiioui, especially nt tho
close. Three per cent rentes, lOOf 77Vtc:
Spanish 4s, 71.10.
iii-.itiWN, sept. 21. Business on tho
bourse todny was depressed owing to tho
NeW "i Ork nnd Wnntrirn hnliran rnnAr.
Iteallzutlons In Canadian Pacifies ami
Northern Pacifies caused sharp reactions.
ii. iimn mm industrials woro weaK on tho
linsatlsfactnrv nutlnnk. Mnmn ei,n.
easier. Exchange on London, 20m 39V4 Pfgs.
.w, tuijno. winuuuut mien; nnori urns, 2
per cent; threo months' bills, 3 per cent.
Condition of tlin Trensnrr,
WASHINGTON. Sent. 24 Todnv' tot.
ment of the treasury balance, in tho general
fund, exclusive of tho $160,000,000 gold rc
sorvo In the division of redemption, shows;
Aviiimoio casn Daianccs, iS6,iyo,72i; gold,
Tho secretary of the trensnrv tndnv mir.
chased $191,500 long 4 per cent bonds, $112,
600 4s of 1907. $1,900 5s of 1908. Slnco April
I hist tho total purchases, have been $33,-
iwu,w ui u uuai. iji w.diu.pyf.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Sent. 24 COTTilW-Hnnl
closed quiet: middling upland, 8Vc; mid
dling gulf, 814c; sales, 413 bales. Futures
cmseii sieany; sopiemDer, 7.65q: October,
7.63c; November, 7.C5c; December, 7.6c;
jiiiiiiHiy, i.wc: reoruary, t.uvc; March
7.70c: April, 7.80c: May, 7.82c.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 24.-COTTON
v mures, stennv Honicmner. 7.sse; nn nhnr
7.61f?7.62c; November. 7.57!77.69c; December,
i.uivfi.uoui diinutiry. i.oc; renruary, 7,o'Jc:
March, 7,G0c; April, 7.697.60c; May, 7.60
l.blC.
ST. LOUIS, Sept, 34.-COTTON-Qulet and
l16c lower: oa'.es, 370 bales; middling, Sc;
receipts, 1.620 bales; shipments, d,546 bales:
stock. 33.3S5 bales.
GALVESTON, Sept. 24,-COTTON-Flrm
at 8Mo.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 24.-COTTON'-Spot in
mndcrato demund: prices l-32d lower; Amer.
.vim luiiiuiiiiK lair, oo-.a; gooa midulln'?,
4T4d: middling, 410-32d: low middling, 4Xd;
pj"tm muiiiiiry, iii-ma; oromnry, 3 13-I6d
1110 sales or tho day were 8,000 bales, of
which 500 wxre for speculation nnd export
nnd Included 7,400 American; receipts, none,
Futures opened eaHy and closed nulet but
numo, vt mil 11 mm iiiiuiiiing, 1. m. c, nop
Inniher. 4 ?!.(tt,1 entlire rt.nV.A
4 21-4fi4 22-64d. sellers: October nnd Vnwm!
her, 4 17-645TI 18.64d. sellers; November and
December, 4 15-64114 16-64d, sellers; December
anu janunrv, 1 n-tuin is-uid, buyers; Janu
ary nnd February. 4 14-647(4 l5-64d, sellers;
February and March. 4 14-0U74 15-64d, value;
March and April, 1 15.64d, sellers; April and
iiiuj, t ,a-om, iiuyers.
nil nml Ho. In.
nil. PITV CAnt Ol AIT c, II. I. ,
11 mviii, uiuo-.,iruu mil
ft'Jc' ?"' rertlflcatcs. no bid; shipments.
125,092 bbls.; nverngo. 91,446 bbls,; runs, 87,
189 bbls.: nverngn. 78,411 bbls.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2I.-OIL8-Cottoneed,
nulet; prime yolow. 42c. Petroloum. nom-
nn ff.Ona.1 VTAn. v-l, ri. Tit., i',-, .
. .. ..uti, . 1- iuih, i.ii. i iiiiHiieiiiiiin.
and Raltlmore. 7.45; Philadelphia and Hal-
iiiuiiie, 111 mint, iiiitsin. quiet; siruined.
common to good. 11.10. Turpentine, quiet
nnd steady at 3tU4f36c.
T.fVli'nPOiM. qj riTT a ri..
.. . ; ,... ... v, ...a tiititiuneeil,
Hull refined, spot, firm nt 21s. Turpentine
mm itn, njiei 111 inn wi, itosin. common,
stendy at 4s lV4d, Petroleum, reflnei:, steady
at 64d. Llnfcoed, steady at 32s.
...-..v.,, ,,1.,,. v,,,.i t. mi 1, tut HU-
seed, spot, 51s 6i;d; linseed, 31s. Petroleum,
! 11 ' o-ioii. Jiirpeniino splr-
SAVANNAH. Sent. 24.-OILS-Spirlts tur
pentine, firm nt 33c, Rosin, Arm.
New York Dry Coocls Slnrket,
NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-DRY OOODS
There hns been llttlo chnngo of moment In
tho dry goods market today. Spot trade
has shown a moderate Increase, but mall
orders have fallen off to some extent.
Prices all nround nro without change.
Print cloths nro dull but firm. M. C. D.
llorden has posted notlco of 5 per cent ad
vance In wages In his print cloth mill to
take effect October 1. Hosiery and under
war nre unlet but steady,
MANCHESTER. Sept. 24.-DRY GOODS
Cloths quiet, with limited Inquiry; yarns
quiet and unchanged,
Evaporated mill Dried Fruit.
. .K.W.YonK't Bent- 24,-EVAPORATED
APPLES Out of town orders came In
slowly .and wero chiefly for small lots, the
markot nevertheless holds pretty firm, nw.
Ing to an nbsence of sellers, nt fully sus
tained prices. x
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Market
ruled Inactive btjjiteady at old price.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Corn Cuttle Bold Today at the Hlf belt Peint
of tke Siaiea.
HOGS EASED OFF FROM YESTERDAY'S PRICE
Liberal ltccelpts of hheep nml l.iunbs
nt All Points nnd While Prices
Did .Vol Xbo iv Much Change,
the .Market Wan Dull.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 21.
i Untile. Hogs. 8hep.
H.yjl 3.101 13.i.
Recelnts were;
Olllclal Monday
Olllclal Tuesday
5,l-:7 7.0 6 'J.i-J
Two days this week.. 12,861
ntnn ilnvr ttikl week.. . .10.927
10,11)
10,293
6,M5
8,413
10,232
8.602
18. I'M
19 '.Ml
16,6'i2
21,350
12.128
16.P.-3
Same wtek before 7,629
iamo three weeKS ngo.. y.si
Iiiitia fnut wetikR niro... S.53
Same days last year 16,670
jwcrago price pain ior nuns i
Omaha tho past sovcral days with com
at
South
I'uneuns:
I 1901. lpy),lS99.lS9S.U97.lSW.!1893.
Sept.
Sept.
Kept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sepu
Sept.
I..
3.
4..
5 04
I 20
S 61
3 99 i
2 771
2 M
2 8
2 711
2 7C
I
2 7S
2 811
2 SI I
6 ll?i
4 37
4 31
4 21
4 13
20
4 22
4 21
4 ll
4 (t
4 Uj
4 or.
1 01
4 12
I 12
4 04
4 03
.! 0?
4 14
3 60,
3 65
3 621
4 07
6 07Ti
e 15
6 02
6 061
4 19
4 22
4 23
4 07
4 01
6...
0 4U',i
6 01
6 bu
5 US
6 10
r. 16
4 0i
4 t'2
4 W
3 91
6
tl 21
3 63
2 63
7...
6 29
4 aoi
1 301
4 29
I
i 2S
4 221
Sept.
Sept.
S..
9..,
10.
J I.
12.
13.
j
6 36
6 44
3 60;
3 67
.sept.
Sept.
Sept.
3ept.
3 68
3 93
8'i
6'39T4
b 22
3 Sl 2 fS
1 2 7'J
U 3.1'i
5 '.'Of
.1
6 46!4
6 61",
fiB7w
4 25
3 79
3 83
3 82
3 89
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
14,.
5 05
4 30
2 6)
2 .'01
2 73
15..
16,.
17.. I
IS,.'
1..
VO. .
21..
22..
23..
24..
5 09
I 331
3 72
3 681
3 87
3 84
4 34
t. fit
6 75
6 15
5 13
3 68
9
3 86
3 91
2 65
3 71
4 32
5 19'
4 33
I 31
3 71'
2 86
I
2 83
76T4I
5 23
3 71
4 03!
6 83
5 23
6 21
4 31
3 71
4 01
S 96
4 35
3 73
3 ?6
2 81
6 8JJ,
6 8414
4 41
3
3
3
2 18
4 00
3 16
5 14
3 8R
1 81
tH.ll..A,..l d.....ln. llr.1t.lnvi
,1 lllt-lllll tllllllllljl M ......... J .
tock
t ,,tl ,Jllll.llt, (,U(IIIII., II, t."
brought in today by cacti roan was.
Cattle.Hogs.Hh'p.H
'scs.
C. M. & St. P. Ry.. .. 4
O. & St. 1 Ry. ...
Mo. P. Ry
U. P. system
( x. n: v. nv. ...
3
, 5
61
3
IS
11
25
4
15
11
ii
L
1
F.. E. & M. V. R. R. 72
C, St. P.. M. A O. Ry 1
11. & M. 11. It. It Si
c, u. .t Q. Ry 2
tf. c fi. St. J 7
14
1
C, R. I. Si P., cast.. I
O., It. I. & P., west.. 3
Total receipts ...235
105
37
The dlsnoslllon of the day's receipts was
ns follows, each huycr;purchaslng tho num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company ....
252 1,099 197
772 1.S03 351
789 1,521 7'5
823 1,861 121
452
131
159
351
179
86
71
270
74
324
Ill
239
23
138
145
333
662 B,65
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour & Co
R, Ileckcr & Degan ....
Vnnsant & Co. ,.
J. L. Carey
Lnbman & Co,
W. I. Stophens
Hill & Hunzlnger
Ronton & Underwood...
Llvlugstono & Schnller ..
N. Morris
Hamilton & Rothschild..
F. Husz
Squires & Co
H, L. Dennis & Co
II. F. Hcbblck
Wolf & Mtirnoe
Kroy Packing Co
Other buyers
Totals 5,822 6.S50 7,179
CATTLE Tho snnnly of cattle nt tho
different markets this morning was quite
liberal, but still prices held up in
good shnpn and at this point tho
market was nctlve and fully steady on any
thing desirable. Both packers and feeder
buyers wero good bidders, so It was not
long boforo the bulk of the offerings hnd
changed hands.
The supply of cornfed steers was limited
to about a dozen cars, and tho market could
safely be quoted strong and nctlve. As
high as $6.25 wns paid today, which Is the
highest price of tho season. The cnttlo
wero considered tho best that hnvo been
seen hero slnco tho llvo Btock show he d
last fall.
Tho cow market was well sunnllcd. there
being about seventy-flvo cars on salo. Buy
ers tooK hold in good shape, though, and
paid steady prices for anything desirable,
so that the market was active. If there
wero any of tho cattle neglected at all it
was tho medium grades, but still sellers
did not experience much difficulty In getting
satisfactory prices ror wnat thoy had.
There wns practically no change notice
able today In tho prices paid for hulls,
calves and stags.
Tho supply of stockers nnd feeders was
quite generous today, but tho demand for
heavy feoders of good quality was sum
cient to take all that wns ofterod at stendy
to strong prices. Prlmo stockers wero
also ready sellers, hut the common stuff
nnd the medium weight cattle wero almost
unsalable at any price, tho same aa has
been the case for somo llttlo time. Tho
demand for that class of cattle from tho
country Is exceedingly light, so that specu
lators are very cautions about buying thorn.
Thero wero not very many western cattle
this morning that were good enough for
killers. Thoso that did arrive sold nt good,
strong prices, and wero out of first hands
In good Heason. Cows sold at practically
steady prices, and so, also, did desirable
feeders. Other kLntls, though, wero very
slow and weak. Representative sales:
DEEP STEERS.
No. Av.
II S4S
1 1110
4 m
1 UO
1 1270
20 1022
24 1017
1 800
1 1020
1 10 w
4 950
6 99S
2 960
2 1110
1 iuo
2 810
a 763
Pr. No. Av. Pr.
3 45 2 1150 I 40
4 00 36. ,1133 C 15
4 75 24 930 5 50
6 00 39 1243 5 CO
5 00 40 1209 5 90
5 20 12 1230 6 OO
5 40 7 1619 0 25
COWS.
1 50 1 U30 3 CO
2 00 8 1000 3 00
2 00 1 760 3 00
2 00 2 1010 3 00
2 23 1 960 3 CO
2 25 1 990 3 00
2 40 4 (1015 3 O)
1 SO 51 1023 3 10
2 73 4 1010 3 10
3 75 15 903 3 10
2 75 9 1053 3 23
2 50 10 1023 3 35
2 50 1 1420 3 40
3 00 5 1304 3 S3
HEIFERS.
2 50 1 1000 3 69
3 25
BULLS.
2 40 1 1180 3 00
2 60
CALVES.
4 60 1 22ft 5 50
5 i")
... 90S
... 926
,., 9M
,,. 931
17.'!!!
34!!!!
19....
3ol"!
920
410
1430
1250
100
STOCK CALVES.
320 3 60 2 330 8 00
UO 4 tn
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
6(jO 2 00 M 421 3 10
700 2 75 26 701 3 25
.... 62 3 95 47 995 3 40
1020 3 00 27 72S 3 40
C32 3 10
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
TOO
2 73
793
3 30
, 960
, 913
, 900
, 797
543
2 55
2 7J
2 75
i 00
3 10
3 25
3 23
4.
1.,
27.
6.
... (Si
... 720
... 766
... 905
,.. 034
...1220
3 30
3 30
3 30
I 10
3 43
4 IK)
, 701
. 755
AV
NEBRASKA.
Pr. No. Av. Pr.
$2 90 6 cows 918 $2 80
2 9) 1 COW 900 2 80
2 90 15 cows 992 2 80
2 90 2 cows 1040 2 80
2 25 1 feeder. . . 980 3 10
1 50 1 hull 1550 3 HI
3 50 1 hull 16f0 2 ?S
3 85 1 bull 760 2 00
3 60 1 heifer.... 10) 2 95
3 50 1 calf 100 5 00
3 50 1 COW !i:0 2 60
3 50 29 cows 1052 2 95
3 60 4 cows 1012 2 95
3 60 6 cows 1031 2 !'5
3 50 1 cow 1020 2 :r
3 85 10 COWS 1064 2 10
3 35 3 cows 8(0 2 50
3 00 22 rows 910 3 01
3 0) 19 COW s 933 2 5
3 00 2 cows 840 1 25
3 60 6 cows 9S2 2 90
3 00 11 rows 951 i f.'i
3 35 SO rows. ... 845 2 85
3 ) steers.... 90S 2 55
2 85 2 bulls 1750 2 .".5
3 65 1 calf 320 3 30
3 00 6 cows 95? 2 j5
.'I 00 7 cows 711 2 60
2 00 1 row 950 I 2,1
3 15 20 steers,... (22 3 31
2 70 2 steers.... 625 2 70
2 25 1 row 12S0 3 50
2 70 14 steers,... 96D' 3 50
2 65 1 steer.,, . 960 3 X)
2 65 12 steers . 60 3 30
2 90 1 steer . 1000 3 .10
2 90 4 etccrs., ,.1053 3 Si
No.
33 steers..
8 steers..
3 steers..
5 Bteers..
1 steer . .
1 feeder.
36 feeders
. 907
. 686
.1026
. 680
. 500
.1015
3 feeders.. WW
1 feeder... 1030
2 feeders.. 915
3 feeders.. 973
2 feeders.. 1010
3 feeders.. 954
5 feeders.. 924
31 feeders .1073
15 feeders.. 1013
42 feeders.. 957
2 feeders.. 6i0
9 feeders.
10 feeders.
12 feeders.
1 feeder..
'.' feeders.
17 feeders.
Ml
691
890
850
750
729
7 feeders.. 1050
10 steers,. .. 919
1 cow 1020
1 cow 1170
1 cow 1OI0
3 cows 973
8 cows 981
3 cows 850
1 row 1000
3 cows 723
9 cows 1013
16 cows.,,.. 953
Scows,.,., 793
2 cows., . ICO 2 0)
12 cows 972 3 0)
3 cows 1013 2 fS
2 rows. . . .1175 2 65
11 cows IC.15 3 05
8 cows 114a .1 05
12 cows SSI 2 jts
2 feeders. . 775 3 4t
IS feeders.. 631 3 40
12 feeders. 6"2 3 10
22 f coders.. U2fl 2 w
45 feeders . 819 2 no
!i feeders. . 970 3 m
13 feeders.. 995 3 80
12 feeders.. S72 3 30
fi steers... .1060 3 00
6 heifers... 611
4 steers.... 812
4 steers.... 7f0
1 steer..... 70
41 steers... .1102
2 .'0
3 25
3 f II
4 OR
1 00
3 IK)
2 95
90
3 15
3 00
m 25
2 9)
2 90
2 35
1 25
3 60
3 25
1 steer
12 0
1 steer ..
21 cows...
.. rows. . .
23 steers..
42 steers..
5 steers..
31 steers..
16 steers..
6 steers..
HV0
901
.lm
,1'I26
.HOI
!!ioT5
.. 991
,.lo;o
10 COWS 903
3 COWS llOn
1 linlfer Si'A
8 feeders.. 876
1 bull 1170
J.
26 feeders.. 1060
M.
(S. feeders.. li'.i
6 feeders .1139
3 23
40
McMlllen-Nob.
3 60
C. Hubble-Neb.
4 15 3 cows 970 3 00
3 50
I.. VrnlVM.
4 feeders
9 feeders
1 cow
4 cows,.,
4 cows. . .
2 cows.. ,
795 3 00 1 feeder. . . 610 3 00
816 3 30
980 2 01 Scows 1110 2 8)
892 2 81)
H. J. tlcdcll-Neb.
8.W 2 80 2 feeders.. SCO 2 4)
715 2 00
Scotty Hendotson Neb.
24 feeders.
9?3 3 80 1 feeder... SS0 3 IS
J. L. .lones.
10 feeders. . 995
1 feeder... 12(H)
3 60 13 COWS 1OI0 3 10
2 SO 1 bull I',') 2 35
1. Mahon Neb.
2 60 7 cows 959 3 00
2 85 1 cow 1120 2 fO
2 65
Anderson Neli.
2 S5 7 feeders.. 935 3 45
2 85 4 cow s 977 2 10
2 40 1 row srn 2 (ft
I cows
.1020
J,
. 7VT
. 967
. 770
l
. 760
.1011
2 cows
12 rows
1 bull
2 rows
21 rows
1 heifer.,..
89 feeders. .
,. 850
T. Dowd-Neb.
1020 3 10 6 feeders.. 1020 2 75
L. U. Pitts-Neb.
13 feeders.. 723 3 40
2 cows 965 2 fO
4 rows. ...I'M 3 10
6 feeders.. fiH 1 !)
2 feeders.. N5 3 40
2 feeders.. 915 3 15
Charles
2 cows 95 2 85
2 cows 1040 2 85
Orr-Neb.
3 feeders.. lOi') 3 ffl
2 feeders.. 10.6 2 15
3 feeders. 1HT5 3 15
1 feeder... 910 2 15
1 feeder. 1111 " 15
8 cows. .
..1006 2 8S
3 cows. .
1 cow...
..1126
,.12SO
II
! S5
: 85
H. Wendt-Neb.
2 10
23 cows.
..1058
I). V Mnnrn-Mnh
17 cows...
2 cows...
23 cows. , .
5 cows.. .
18 cows.. .
2 cows...
1 cow. . . .
, 952 2 10 S7 feeders.. S50 .! 65
1010 2 40 4 fccil.TS.. 160 2 M
.1010 3 10 1 feeder... 710 ifI
881 3 10 1 bull 1410 2 00
H. Green Neb.
952 2 95 1 steer 1080 3 TO
, 933 2 95 3 feeder.. !C6 3 60
8) 2 95 1 feeder... 890 3 60
. .. J. W. Hake Neb.
bulls 1250 2 20
. H. L. Murdett-Nob.
feeders.. 903 3 80 1 feeder... 8S0 3 25
O. A. Wekstrom Neb.
feeders.. 1139 I t)
W. F. Cook-Ncb.
cows...
cows.. .
cows. . .
cows...
cow....
cow, . . .
.. 97.1 2 80 8 hoifers... 710 f. 85
.. 816 2 ID 1 bull 1230 2 35
C. E. Thompson.
..1091 3 00 4 feeders.. 1127 4 10
..1182 3 in 1 feeder... 930 3 25
,. 850 2 00 1 bull 1370 2 35
..1050 2 0U 3 cows 950 2 f")
WYOMING.
io steers. ...1050
1 steers.. ll3
19 steers... .1060
3 steers 1061
3 70
3 70
3 70
3 15
3 10
3 OO
3 K
60 steers. ...1020
4S steers.. ..1018
42 steers... .1042
2 cows Ill')
3 cows 1123
16 steerB....1002
3 70
3 70
3 7'l
3 15
2 75
3 fiO
13 steers.
9s;
2 steers.
..1015
..1231
S.
,. 937
. 930
A.
.1090
..1115
25 steers.
P. Asboll Wvn
41 feeders
1 feeder.
65 steers. .
3 45 3 feeders.. 833
2 75
3 4.1 2b cowr...
A. StatlKh Wvo.
3 00
3 76 71 steers... .1126 3 75
3 75
91 steers..
COLORADO.
30 feeders.. 1021
3 411
! steers..
.1005
. 937
. 810
. 820
. 890
. 910
. 870
. 9i3
. 920
.1"02
2 75
3 00
2 00
2 00
3 25
3 25
3 25
3 00
2 15
2 80
oi reeders.. 941
13 feeders.. 910
62 feeders.. 1017
25 feeders.. 1021
13 feeders.. 815
'J fr.i(I(ti.i 1091
3 00
3 00
3 60
3 60
3 40
2 75
14 steers..
1 cow....
1 cow...,
1 cow....
1 cow
3 cows...
3 cows...
1 cow....
10 cows...
u6 feeders. ,101 1
3
3
teeners.. km
3 steers... .1063
25
3 60
1 Steer..... 900
60
2 cows..
965
linf!SThi.r
hogs here today, about 100 cars being on
salo. Reports from other markets wero
unfavorably to tint selling interests and as
a result prices took a drop at this point.
A few buyers started out nnd bid 2ifci,c
lower on n few bunches, but they soon
went back on their bids and not many
loads chunged hands nt tho first bids. The
early market wns practically WMa lower,
with most of tho hogs selling at $iI.S2W and
Jb.85, but packers wero not at all anxious
for supplies ut those nrlccs, ns they wanted
to get tho hogs nt $6.80 and $6.824. Sellers
would not cut loose nt thoso figures and
as n result it was Into before much was
done.
Packers finally rnlsed their bids a llttlo
nnd bought tho hogs nt d'-tht nround $6.S2V4.
Ihe genernl market then was 6fi74c lower
tnnn yesterday, und, nlifcough It was late
ifioro.t"u,,'1n.rket was rilly under way, It
did ;iot take long to soli what was offered
when buyers and sellers got together on
lCe,S.- ,?h.,H ls, "t duv slncS Soptem"
hLn.i,lhnil ,,1.r,ces nnvo advanced nnd
then the decllni! was only nbout lc. Rep-
No.
Av. Eh.
Pr.
6 821,
6 S2(J
6 S24
6 82!,
6 82,
6 82',,
6 S2'4
6 S2',i
6 S2H
6 S2V,
6 83
6 S3
6 85
6 S3
6 85
6 S3
6 S5
6 S3
6 85
6 85
6 S3
6 86
6 S.-.
6 S3
6 S3
6 M
6 85
6 S3
6 S3
6 83
6 85
6 85
6 t,
6 55
6 87i
6 871,
6 87,
6 67',,
6 s;t,
6 874
6 S7V4
6 S74
6 874
6 90
6 90
tf 90
6 90
6 to
6 92 H
6 9IV1
10.
58.
12.
50.
81.
62.
,..115
,...196
,...170
,...223
...215
,...217
,...208
,...236
200
200
240
200
...
3
264
2(5
235
275
213
233
, 223
299
202
23S
6
80
200
120
80
M
200
'id
60..
61.,
58..
10..
34..
72..
63..
57..
(9..
60..
69..
67..
36..
63..
245
2S2
225
270
247
, 221
212
263
220
283
215
300
193
238
2u0
so
M
40
so
120
120
40
40
4)
280
60
44
69
92
63
71
61
73
59
49
67
67
51
69
31
80
2)
160
311
238
267
244
287
2S
239
233
237
244
190
2C0
213
208
263
SO
120
160
80
160
40
120
63
73
78
51
74
76
68
56
60
2X0
120
SO
120
120
200
. .258
..223
..233
..203
260
921,4
SHEEP Thero wns nnother generous run
of sheep nt all markot points todiy, so tint
packers had a good opportunity to hear
tho markot. At this point, however, theio
was not much chnngo In tho prices paid,
though the market was very slow nnd It
was late before much was dono. Thero wvrn
no choice lambs offcrsd nnd the genernl
Mltnntmit nil Itnfl, al,A,, i.....t... . .
, " ,:""'. f"'t.i mm luiuiiit roiiui
host bo described by cilllng It a slow mar-
Itrt,
Tho demand for feeders Is holding up In
good shnpp, and In fact stronger prices
were mild tndnv Tli,,.n i 1 1
difference. In the prices being paid for feeder
.ill 1. nmiii ns ine limitations be.ow
III Bill, It .
Quotations: Cholro yenrllngs. J3.25fZ3.33:
fnlr to good yenrllngs, 3.0u((3.25; choice
wethers. $3.00f3.20; fnlr to good wethen
$2.85173.00; choice ewes, $2.lHf2.85; fair to
2???-, 2'W",in; rholco spring lambs,
4UScr.V'c.,I'.cr8'.,:!::M'3'15.: Inmbs,
wwiiu.w, itvut nt-iiiunvu sales:
No.
800 Idaho lambs
49 feeder ewes..... j
15 feeder ewes
60 western owes '
1 western owe
10 culls
1.275 WyoirliiK feeders
351 western wethers
68 Utnh wethers
1.097 feeder lambs
297 Wyoming lambs
Av.
66
S7
94
101
120
61
86
99
97
57
66
56
Pr.
1 25
2 50
2 5)
2 6)
2 fO
2 71
3 10
3 15
3 25
3 65
3 S7I.4
4 10
4 10
1 l
1 20
1 SO
1 80
3 (l
3 00
western lamns
118 westorn lambs
18 cull ewes
lfiO cull owes
99 feeder ewes
82 feeder ewes
251 Wyoming wethers..
667 feeder wothcrs
80
61
91
99
88
85
nillCAtiO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cnltlr mid Hoks Slenily Hog Close
liiinit,
eM,.rA(ii; W. 2';-r'Vm'-:RecelntB,
6,600 head. Including 1,500 Toxiiiih nml 1,500
west, no choice natives herui steady
but slow; westerns and Texans shinto lower;
gnnrt to prime steers. 10.2OfiO,60; poor to nW
ilium. $l.r-yu6.00; stockers ami feeders T$" 00
51 1. 25; cows ant he fers, $2.60515 00' eannorM
$1.60572.50; bulls. $l.60J lV,7ra vrV W,0
'5xas steers, t3.00iSl.CO; western steers,
"0of';Llc",J,, today. 28,000 head: tomor
row, .to.fOO. estimated; left over, 6.000, mar
kel opened tiftfc lower, cloeed lO'iJIBc lowor;
Pr. No. A v. 8h.
5 40 Si 208 SO
75 79 211 120
6 SO 57 292 160
6 80 69 264 160
6 8" 61 249 80
6 80 78 218 SO
6 80 78 224 80
80 t7 231 80
S2V4 66 258 ...
S2Vi 65 267 ISO
6 82Vi 70 228 200
6 82!4 78 235 40
6 S24 66 260 40
6 82V, M 3H jM
6 S2(i 64 254 80
! 10 230 ...
82',, J9 240 40
6 824 88 Vli 40
6 83',4 77 276 40
2',4 64 267 200
6 8214 IS 315 ,,.
6 S2V 78 231 120
6 S21J CS 235 240
6 82V, 60 234 120
6 82V4 76 260 40
6 8214 66 262 120
6 82',4 57 S53 ...
6 52', 63 276 $0
6 S21 62 2S3 120
6 8214 62 230 240
52',, 70 233 60
6 S2',4 68 25.) 80
6 82(4 92 210 320
6 S2V, 71 241 200
6 82(4 tS 310 40
6 82 ',4 65 266 50
6 82'j 58 306 ...
ll'.i 63 231 SO
6 82V, 64 2(5 120
6 82Vi eo 287 ...
6 Ui ii 214 ...
6 6214 61 240 120
6 82(4 63 3fO 40
6 S.'li 81 227 210
6 S2', 63 252 80
6 S2! 62 229 160
6 82', 67 268 SO
6 82V4 70 260 ...
6 S2ii 63 244 120
6 S2Vj 61 286 80
6 S2,4 63 288 . . .
mixed and butchers. $6 I5fl7.30: good to
choice heavy, $6.907.27i, rough heavy,
J6.rW..85. Iglit. $6,8017.10. bulk of sa es.
$6.S5'rt7.00.
SHEEP AND LAM IIS Receipts, 8.000
head; stendy to lOfHSe lower, good to choice
wethers. $3.6013.90; fnlr to iholce mixed,
$3.30fl3.60; western sheep, JJ 25413 75; native
lamns, jjii'ij j.w, western lamos j.i.ioy i.io.
1 Knnsns Cltj Mir Mock Mnrket.
kc.
.E-Ho- I
I'exansS
KANSAS CITY. Sent 2I.-CATTI
relnts. 16.300 head. Including l.: T
lUIII'lvll ij. 1 t vn itini lit lit 3 it-t-tifijt ituuiiR.
others steady; corn-fed nnd dressed beef
steers, $5.70ilfi.2j; rnir to good, $d.oog 60;
western range steers, $3.50tfl 75; Texas and
Indians, J2.90M3.6.5; Texas cows, 2.16y2 80;
native cows, $2.60lf4.fi, heifers, $3.oO$6.(0;
runners, $L60fj2.&0; bulls, $2.254fl 00; calves,
t3.iKMifl.25.
HOOS-Rccelpts, 9,500 head, market
steady; ton. $7.10; bulk of sales, $6.70077.10;
heavy. $7.tW7,10i mixed packers, $6,TSSJ7.10;
IlKht, J6.155t6.95; pigs. $5.106.10.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Rccclpts, 9.000
head, market steady, closing loo lower;
lambs. $3 5o$i4.50: western wethers, $3 loy
3.3i); western ewes, $2.50U3.00; feeders, $2,7a
(ftu.2,5, stock, tl.605J2.50.
St, Louis I, lie Stork .Mnrket,
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2I.-CATTLE-Recelpts,
5.000 head, Including 2,200 Texans; market
sternly for best natives, others wenk, Tex
ans strong; native shipping Htul export
steers, $1. 90116. 25. dressed beef nnd butcher
steers, $3.7t1l5.S..; steers under 1.000 lbs.,
$3.50frG.35; stockers and feeders, $.,.3tt'l,":
rows anil heifers, $2.ov5il 55; ennners, $1 25'di
2.25; bulls. $J.4iv)4.W), Texas and Indian
steers, tJ.OOfil.OO; cows and heifers, $2 2tVJi
3.35.
HOOS-Recelpts, 7,100 head; market 5flPc
lower; pigs nnd lights, $6.75'ii6.90; packers,
$6. 75111!. 95; butchers, $7.0i)(il7.KO.
SHEEP AND LAMIIS-Heeelpts. 2,fA)
head; market 10c lower; native muttons,
$3.00713.10; lambs, $4.0tf 1.75; culls and bucks,
$2.00j3.50.
SI, .lii-epli Live Stork Mnrket.
ST JOSEPH, Sept. 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,100 head; market steady to strong
on best, Texans steady: natives, $3.0ivff6,3u:
Texans and westerns, $2.755.85: cows and
heifers. $1 25fl5.to; bulls und stags. $2 25W
1.85; stockers and feeders, $2.00Jf4.no; year
lings and calves, $2.253.75; veals, $2.75175.75.
HOOS Receipts, 6,600 head; market 60
lower, but rlosed stdy and strong: pigs
stronger; 80 to lUVpnundrrs, tS.OOJjA.oO;
light nnd llghl mixed, tS.8W7.05: medium
nnd heavy, Ifi.WkfI7.10. bulk. $.9iXfl7.00.
SHEEP AND LAMUS-Rccelpts, 4.S00
ueaii; mnrei sienuy 10 strong, nosed wsy
lot lower 1111 inn
toil Idaho lutnb
IRe lower on lambs: top Idaho wethers, $3.35'
is 14.50.
Xr-Tv York
Live Stock Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2I.-REEVHS-Re-celpts.
30 head; stronger; dry cows, $1 70W
3.10; cables quote American steers nt lli0
13c; rcfrlgerntor beef at 939I4C; exports,
810 beeves, 1,510 sheep and 1,860 quarters or
beef.
CALVES-Ilecelpts, 81 head; steady: veals,
$0. 50H S. 60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2,199
head; sheep a trifle slow; good stock tlrm;
lambs steady: sheep, $2. 60173. W); culls, $1 SOjji
2.00; lambs, $4.6011o.50; culls, $1.
HOOS Receipts, 919 head; general prlco
yesterday, prime stnto hogs, $7.25.
Stork In Sight. 1
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs nnd sheep nt tho tlve prlnclpnl
stock markets for September 24:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 5,927 7,1X56 9.369
Chicago 6.6"0 28,0V) S.O'rt
Kansas City 16,3) 9.60) 9.000
St. Louis 5,0,(1 7.H0 2,600
St. Joseph 3,1(1) 6,500 l.'OO
Totals 36,827 "58,456 53,763
Wool .Mnrket.
HOSTON. Sent.
21. WOOL The assassi
nation of President McKlnloy nnd the con
sequent national mourning brought matters
to practically a standstill 111 me wool mar
ket here. Whatever business was trans
acted was by manufneturnrs who required
thn wool to till orders and prices firm. Ter
ritory wools hold tlrm In price nnd sales
arc on the former basis of prices, Tho
market for Ann washed llrero wools Is,
quiet, with prices the same as last week,
Australian wools are quiet nnd prices
stendy, In keeping with the firm tone for
the London markets.
quotations: Ohio nnd PcnnsylvnnH
lleeccs X and above, 231124c; XX nnd
nbove, 26f(27r; dclnlne, 2Sft29c; No. 1 comb
ing, 2,5ft 26c; Nos. 2 nnd 3. otio-elghths-blood,
25c; coarse and braid washed, 2.Vd2le. Mich
igan nnd Wisconsin, 21c: No. 1 Mlchlgnn
combing, 241f25c; No. 2 Michigan combing,
21c; line delaine, 2l'g"25c. Unwashed, me
dium, etc. Kentucky and Indiana quarter
blood combing, ii'ilc; Missouri qiinrter
blood combing, 14jI20o; thren-elgliths-hlood,
19I20c; braid combing, I7jf24c, Territory,
scoured bnsls Montana fine, 14fl6c:
scoured, I4f?46c; staplo, 16C(fl7c; scoured, 46T0
ISc. Utah, Wyoming nnd Idaho Fine, 12i
54 13c; scoured, 44fl5c; line medium, 13fjl6c;
scoured, 40fl3c; stnple, 16ft 17c; scoured, 40fj
47c. Austrnllnn, scoured basis, spot prices,
combing superfine, 73Ji7lc; average, 65f?67c.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2I.-WOOL-Qulot but
tlrm; medium grades. 124lil7c; light flne,
12!4fiH'.4c; hcuvy tine, g'.iQUUc; tub washed,
12f?2lc.
lVniil Auction Snlrs.
LONDON, Sept. 2I.-WOOL The offerings
nt thn wool auction snles today numbered
15,640 bales. Competition wns nnlmatcd and
keen for desirable grades, which sold at
extreme rates. Prices wero in strong re
quest for tho continent. Scoureds nnd
merinos were very tlrm. A largo supply
of Now South Wales scoureds nnd grenay
met with a quick sale, fine combing being
actively sought by tho homo trado and th
continent. Crnss-breds sold well, America,
taking n good quantity. Following aro
sales In detail: New South Wales, 8,610
bales: scoured. Is 7',4d. Queensland, 100
bales: greasy. 7'.41. South Australia. l,O)0
bales; scoured, HHdlils 4d; greasy, SMTiSd.
West Australia, 300 bales; scoured, 11i1'YIh;
greasy, 7ifT9d. Tasmania 600 bales; greasy,
4'ililld. New Zealand, 2,500 bates; scoured,
SdtMs 4Ud: greasy. 3Uf?9d. Cape of Oood
Hope anil Natal, 1,500 bales; greasy, "ft'rfSd.
Simnr Mnrket, 1
NEW YORK. Sept. 24,-SUOAR-Raw,
quiet; fair retlnlug, 3Vic; centrifugal, 9fl
mould A, 6.60e; rut loaf, 6.75c; crushed'
5.75c; powdered, 5.35c; granulated, 5.23c:
cubes. 5.50r.
LONDON. Sepi. 2l.-8UOAR-Beet sugar,
firm. 7s ltd, Senteniber, 7s Olid,
NEW ORLEANS, Sept.' 24.-SUOAR-Qulet;
centrifugal yellow, 4 3-16c; seconds.
25)3c; mnlnsees. steady; centrifugal, f0c.
CorT Mnrkrt.
"NM.-w vrmr a . n, .
Rio, quiet. Mild, mnrkrt qlet. Future'!
opened steady, with prices unchanged In
absence of local or foreign Influencing fen
tures. On a late advance of half a frnno
n tho I'renrh market local buying becamo
brisk, advancing prices 6110 points Thn
" " "V.-Va'i points nigner;
.....11 '""" nags, including Septem
ber nt 4 05r?3.OOc; October, 1.95775.00c; No-
t , A nt 1 1 F. t fir II. .1 ... . . . .
....i.it... u.ft, .71-it inner, a lac; January,
i f.' i-orc ' B 53'B,-,i Mny. 5.60fl5.6Scj
loivn OMlclnl Indleted.
CENTER VI LLE, In.. Sept. 24.-The granH
Jury has Indicted Sheriff Ollmlo. Constablo
Smith nnd Justice Henderson for conspiracy
to rob the county In Illegally collecting fees
for confining tramps under the vagrancy
law. Other Indictments will follow.
THE REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS tiled for record Tuesday.
September 21, 1901- "
Warranty Deeds.
J A. KiiKM'll mid husband to Hani
Mnlcard. e 100 feet lot 6. hlnek X
Riookllne 'iild $
Hans Molgard nnd wife to John Helm-
ers. same
Jennlo Robb and husband to school
district of South Omaha, s 30 feet of
o 110 feet and s 10 feet of w 40 feet
lot 2, block 90, South Omaha
H. It. Clark to Oraco Baptist church,
tract In so so 27-1513. ..
430
600
1,560
2,000
1,150
2,100
Goori'o Hlckson nnd wife to
F. E.
l.ncKwood. undV4 sw 26-16-10....
J. F. Weurth and wlfo to S. II,
tovsky, nw no 6-16-13
Lai
8. n. I.atuvsky and wlfo to
Wuerth, Idt 15, block 160,
Annln
South
umana
Same to same, lot 3, McClure's sub.,..
F E. Lnckwood and wlfo to William
Si.'hmldl. sw 26-16-10. .
fW)
1,500
6,800
8. 8. llnzlct to J. W Selden,
block 1, Omaha View, and
block 2, Walnut Hill
lot io,
lot 7,
Total amount of transfers..
'1 pnon,i losn,
Boyd Commission Co
Successors to Jainei E. Deyd 4 Co.,
OMAHA. NED.
COMMISSION
OBAINi PROVISION'S AND ITOOKg.
Hiifti-4. of Trade tiding-.
Direct wires to Chlcjo tnd Ntw Toifc
iiinumaigis JjtauW YrfiIin .
lest, a?jc. .Moiasscs sugar, z ;il-;ri. Kenned,
steady: No. 6, 4.65c; 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. 14, 4.20c:
standard A. 5.05c: confectioners' A. t.nr...