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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMT3ER 26, 1WJ1.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Cullnci tht Ruling Featnre Ag&ii os
Boar I of Tradt.
CORN IS THE SLOWEST OF THE MARKETS
.lhcat Opens Lower nnd Drops
Further During; Session "
1'ollovts Other Ornlns
Provisions (Inlet,
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.Dullness prevailed
again on the Hoard of Trade today and
lj.ccml.or corn closed 'c lower, December
wheal U'J'ic lower und December oats ito
down. Provisions closed USictfSSo lower.
corn had slightly tho lend In u general y
dull market. December opened a shade to
ifi',4o lower at 69fjWc, on Indifferent
ruble ntid on 11 report Unit the frost hnd
il'inr. no general damage. On early local
selling the price went to 584c. but later
iush demand for both the domestic and for
lgn account brought a reaction to Wc. .n.
since of furthtT support hail a depressing
rtfec!. however, und thoiiRh there was no
huivy HelllnK December declined and closed
weak. He lower, ut SSMiHc. Local receipts
w re 13o cars. ,
Wheal was dull. December opening a
Hiade lower ut VWtifiic on cables and
, .re receipts. Willi a very light trade
Hie conditions depressed December .early
... TO',c, but later a report that tho crench
. rep was but iKW.ooo.fMi bushels anil that
'i' re would bo n ilemaml for American
uh at of from 3).ftX,iw to 60,tiO,f bushels
tii price went to 7V New York reported
'1 U loads taken tor export and the gen
. Mil sluggishness of tho market prevailed
eulnst the lulls and December closed
nk, 'iff-V' lower, at 70Vi("Oac. Local le.
rfpiH were 88 cars .Minneapolis and Duluth
niiiirted KM cars, making a total for tho
iiiM,. points of 769 lars, against 613 last
..ek and 689 a vear ago. Primary receipts
wer, 3..'!l.'l.0io bushels, compared with LIO.'.Ou)
I. lehcls a year ago Seaboard clearances In
wheal und Hour iqunllrri avj.000 bushels,
O.Us lollowcri corn and December ruled
dob. a shade lower at 36,,'(f30Hc. with the,
irly dip In corn December sold to 36',4C.
Sumo sculping imslnesH brought It back to
WV bill It closed weak, Vie lower ut tho
lotlom figure. M'ii. Ueceltits were 93 ears,
Provisions were quiet, with dragging ten
dencies. Prices opened lower on lower
prices for hoes, and on liberal liquidation
di-illneil steadily. January pork sold 25e
lower at Jlfi 024, January Inrd 21c down at
S9 35 and .liininry ribs 17V4c lower at S8.25,
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
II. ) nr; corn, 280 cars; oats, 115 cars; hogs,
.', ! head.
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles.! Open. I High. I Low. Close.l Yes'y.
Wheat I I I
Hept. I 6SU V, W,
IX',-. l704Sl 704 70U
May i 71f,(, 7U4 73,
Corn I
1
73 4
r.73.
71
Hept. I 674 f.7- f,7V
r.7.1!
liee. Iftvlull K 5.i.
,Iy fio'.i(?V4 iH 60
'dais I
Sept. 3l!lf?35 33 .".11;
Dec. I Sf,i 3fi4 .W,
.m.iv wrtftH 3SH nsu
I'ork I
Del. I IS 05 In 05 II 80
.Ian. I IB 20 ir. 2714 lfi (io
May I 1G 30 lfi 35 pi l7f
Lard I
Spt. 9 65 9 55 ! 37U
3ITifl3.i
14 SO 13 OJIA
lfi 02V4 l'i 27'?
lfi 12!a Hi i7Va
0 37-j
ft 77tj
9 35
S 85
S 80
S 25
S 3214
in )
9 05
9 no
s 074
S 05
S 2Mi
S I7',.j
let. I ft ST'f, 0 02 9 77'-
nibs '
Sept. I 8 97V4 S 07141 8 S3
Oct. 8 92',j SO.1 I S 75
Jan. 8 40 X I2V4I S 25
May I S 45 S 15 I S 3214
No 2
"ash ouotatlons were ns follo.vs:
I LOlJll Steudv; winter palcnls, JT0
4 fn straights J3W3I0: ch ars, J2.30f73.20;
1 prlric specials. S4.10rff.10: patent 1, J3.4JW
J linkers. J.'.202.iV,.
WIIKAT No. 3, li7V4fli;?c; No. 2 red. 70!?
li-
I'DltX-Nn. 2, Uitjc: No. 2 vellow. Mc.
.'iiVrSK.Noi No. 2 white,
iiiflSc; No. 3 white. 37.Ml.19e.
KYH- No. 2. Bfie.
iW.'H'V. r'l,r ehiilee malting. n5'riie.
hl.LDS- No. 1 flax, Sl.SOwi.m; No. I nnr'h
western. Jl.lil; clover, contract urade. JS 25
1-rtOyiSinN.S-Mess pork, per 1,1,1. Ixvm
'.nr'1, V'r lt0 1,,H" !.0"ifl 10.02U. Shnrt
ribs sides (loose). JS.7ri1iR.03. Dry suite 1
sho'ilders (boxed), t7.irPMj7.S7'4. Hhriri
clear sides (boxed). jn.ROmfio.
WIIISKV-Ilasls of high wines. J1.30.
The following are Ihn receipts hnd rhlp
men's for the last twenlv-four hn r,- 1
vinf,rCirM Hecejpts. Shipment.!.
" lour, bbls 57,00,1 2li ,
) "eat. Illl 433.001 lSSO-V)
'I"'- 'V,' 4t9.0tfl 40(J0
)y'i lfi.fXl0 .
narloy. ,it si.io) 23,0m)
On tho Produce exchnnc today the but
ler market was Mrin; creamerlJs, ll',i21e:
dairies, VfiUr. rhecre. lirm, lOVlPic Kccs
firm; fresh, liWlfiio. ' '-bks,
. kw vortiiT7;n.i.:n,vr, maiikkt.
(luolnlloii. nr the l)ii on Vnrlnns
ClIIUIIIOllllll-N.
,ftX1rr'Vy.T0RK S',,, -I-'l-OI'Il-ltecelpts.
10.051, bbls.; export.s, 10,156 bbls.. iilet and
S,,JlrU"y Pa.Hl(,r I" tone; winter patents,
t3.TMj3.Ul; winter straights, J3.30fl3,l5; Min
ima patents, f3.fir,5f3.00; winter extra-,
i'Jlv f' ,,ly,0 n"uri "ty; fair to Rood
'.sr3.ir,; chnlco to fancy, 3tVfi;i.35.
I OHNMKAh Dull; yellow western. $1.22:
cltv J1.2H; nrandywlni-, J3.35f(3.f.a, '
It L-Steady; No. 2 western, COc. f. o. b
afloal. '
,JJlAI.lI',13YS.'rn,lv: fading, 5le. c. I. f.
W HRAT-necelpts, 107.050 bu. Spot, easv;
No. 2 red. 75c, f. o. 1,.. afloat; No. 2 red
fir, elevator; No. 1 northern, Duluth. 76'Jc,
f O. 11., afloat. Nil. I Imrrl III, I, ,11, cr..v
f. o. ll.. nllnil n,,,l,,
rnllle.1 V I, u i. ' . V'" " "
, , , " "'uuiwcki, support
from Hie provisions people, fair cleatauce's
'nil. . 1 1 " ,m """ t,,p-v turned
1, """ in rains 111 urgent na
realizing and smalt export demands: Cln" ",
wenk at Ho net loss, Mny. 70!ifj79i,c
rinsed '.O'c: September, 744(f 7l4e "l isei
74j4o ! October. 73K.ii 74c.' 0IoS ' 7; c; Do
cember. 7fi??7i)c. closed 7fie. ua
.. ci . 1 ' cu,,"t experts, y,r 0
bu. Spot, easy; No. 2. fii,Jc elevator, and
Wtec. f ... I... ntlont. Option market was
'."to In ul
Pointing poV trade. "Tiosed 'VveVk'
. "iV-.0,A,",, V'ic: Sn'tember, PJc
c osrd hlc; December. f3ij6ii,e. t0j
OATS-Rerolpts, 15.1,600 bu.; exports sir
tirimT. mixrn western,
3?TI0o. Options (inlet and easier, with other
1I,AY?.'?!"," "''PPlnc. tW'tTtBc; Kood to
v il'inr, ."'1J"JU.
.croC' l-T?,So! lm ('roP' 1,515ci 1S99 crop
Mrilc; Pacltle coast. V.m crop, llOiSc; JS03
cron. Cflllc; 1S9S crop. 0Jf9c. "
,c,Iln.Ko,rS,en,1': Onlvcston, 20 lo 25 lbs..
ISc; ( allfornla 21 to 25 lbs.. 19V4c; Texas
1 III J IIP.. MVh(J4
------iivitiiwir. nil if.
rnOVISlONS-lleef. quiet; family. Jlt.se
nirnni iu.iv; uppi liaillH, lt.OUn
".' rv . V ..." 10 111 incais, steady
pickled bellies, J9.7oU."S; pickled slinub
drrs. $i.25; pickled hams, $10.75f?11.0i
Lard, weak; weiitern steamed, S10.25; ro
fined, wenk; continent. JlO.fiO; South Amer
Inn tit 9" nrtm Diuiml t tAyat r - -
easier; family, Jtfl.OOifiiG.&O; short clear. J17.t0
ir.KIIKl. mnm till OHt, 1 7 lYI 1 '
TALLOW Firm ; cltv (2 pPr plctr.), 60
country (pkgs, free), fT(ff6Uc,
ni'TTKU-Itecelpts, G,o3l pkgs.; llrm
ut 11 t r iln IrV. 1 ill ?tlL irti mnii 1fOo
Juno creamery, Wii:$c; Juno factory, Tp.
I ll.M.U.? ItAHrtlnla 1 Cite . 11
1 m-4um v irvh" unit ;
fancy icko. colonel, OScj fancy largo white.
uimill tt'lilln Lfrtii." n
.'l.ir . 11 111. , V-JUV741.1
i:GOS- Uecelpls. 4.674 pkgs.; flrmer; state
and Pennsylvania, 2Uf22c: western candled,
MOI.ASSKS-Steadv.
POl'LTHY Allvo and dressed, tlrm, with
prices unchanged.
MPT t I 0TI,i I. nth t 1 I.. ....
.tt,.iw.i , ,vv,t ni tutu in ltjll
,1A,, ..mi 1 1 1, , , a. ntt ttu rl mi ,,.... v.4 . .
.,,,,,,,,(,, V,, " MIU, 1.1,1,101.
The bearish statistical position of th.it
ninni is me reason given lor tue iiepree
slon and support for tho time being is
conspicuous hy tin abyoncc. Spot Iln at
1 .Innllf.A.I 'TiHA a 0110 1 f. j n...
,'.'(,,,u,, Ml.llllllt avfi, ,l A. , , m Jul (lllll 111
Hires fell off 17s (id to 110 12s 6d. Locally,
i nc uiarKei was weiiK anil la points, lower
at I2I.751T2I.PS. Trade was slow In both
markets, There occurred :i reaction of
IRs Pd In the price of copper at London
fioni yesterday's big drop, said to bo duo
to manipulation. The market was steady,
with spot quoted nt f3 ISs Od and futures
at JCf4 Ps. At New York n featureless and
nominally unchanged market was reported.
I nil was dull nt $1,371 here, while at Lou
A values advanced Is 3d to iII2 2s 6d.
T Iter was quiet at New York and Ion
non at Jl.06W4.10 and l 17s fid, respec
tively. Domestic Iron markets remain fen
turelejp and unchanged, dlasgow warrant
closed at 54s Id and Mlddletborough closed
at 45s 6d.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MAlllU'.T,
Condition of Trnile nnil Qnolnlluns
on ."Inple and I'nncr Prodnce. (
KOOS-necelpts fair; loss off. HS15c.
LIVB POULTHY-llcns, 77He; young
and old roosters, 4c; turkeys, ft'nic; duck
and geese, 6i6',3c; spring chickens, per lb.,
'tllTTEn-Common to fair, 12G12ic;
choice dairy, In tubs, 15yic, separator, ll
ijiic.
KHESII FlSII-WacIt bass, ISc: white
bass, 10c: blueflsh, lie; bullheads, 10c: blua
(Ins, 7c; buffaloes. 7c: cattish, 12c; cod, 10c;
croppies, 10c; halibut, He; herring, ic; had-
cock, 10c; pike, 10c: red snapper, 10c; sal
mon, lie; suntlsh. 6c; trout. lCc: Whitehall.
10c.
UYHTHKH Mediums, nor can. 25c: Stand
ards, per can, 2So, extra scloct-i, per can,
35c; New York counts, per can, loc; bjlk
standards, per gal., J1.J5.
PIOKONS-Llve, per doz 60c.
vi'jai.h unoice, ac.
HAY Prices quoted bv Omaha WhoWjale
Hay Dealers' association: Choice upland,
JlO.jO; No. 2 unlanil. 110: medium. S9.50:
coarse, J.SO. Ilye straw, Jt.So. These prlcas
are for hay of Kood color and iiunllty. Do-
maim inir. ncceipig. 2 cars.
WlllCAT-fioc.
CORN 63c.
OATS-Old. 35c.
1IHAN-J16.00.
VEOI3TA HLKS.
I'OTATOKS-llnnm i-fnun. JI.in-Sl.1S' Half
Lakes, jl.2u; Colorado, 11.2o.
K(JU PLANT Per doz.. 76c.
CAHItOT8-Per market bjsKet, 35c.
HKIiTS-Pcr halt-bu. basket, 33c.
TUKNIPS-Per basket, 30c.
t'UCL'MUKlta Homo crown, tier doi . 10
15c.
LUTTl-UR-PCr bll sue.
UADIHIIKS-Per doz., lO-gioC
PAItHI HY-Per doz., 20f.
8WHHT POTATOKS-Per bu., $1.23.
I'AIIHACJU-Hollnnd seed, crated. lc.
'I'O.MA'I'OIIM llnni,. i-rnivn i.rr 1k. II. h.
kct. EWe.
IlKANS wax. tier 'A-htl. h.nsket. fiOe?
string, per 4-bu. haskct, 50c.
umoi-iiome-grown, per lb., 2H2'4ci
Hpanlsli, per crate. $1.50.
('ANTAI.Ot'1'K l!n,.Uvf,ir,l nt, ,,,,1..
$2.50.
t'ANTAIjOL'l'E Home-crown, ner Atvr...
251(50c; crates. $1.5'31.75i nockyfords, per
VlUlt', .LV.
ATHIIM I-.I.ONS - Ml.sourl. Iowa and
Nebrnska. 2025c, as to tr.!.
Chi. lilt 1 Kiilamazoii nor hnnrh !SflS5
Nebraska, per bunch. 301JI0c: Colorado 40
4j0e,
.NAVY HBANS Per bu $2.oOg2.7o.
THUITS.
APPLES CooklnK. ner bid.. i2.rina 7.v.
snow apples, per bb' f3; Jonatlians, J3.50;
He leflowers. Il.fi31i1.7r,.
PEAPHES-Callfornla freestone, per box,
c; clings, ,5c; I'tnh treestone, 75if:5e;
PLL'.MS-Callfornla. per cr.ite. $1251.10;
iiiiiii:-Ki u o, m;i- alD. larKCl, loC.
PEAHS-narlletts, $2.pn; 1'tnli. $2.
nilAPUS.-Citlfornlii Tnli.i- j.lu
$2; Muscats. $1.50; Concords, eastern. 20c.
PLNKAPPLKS-Pcr crate of 12 to lfi. $125.
CHANIlEItftlEH Per hid id r,ii
$2.50.
QUINCES-Per box, $1.C
THOPICAL FRUITS.
ORANOE3 Vnlenclns. SI.O0ST5.Oflr Mel.
sweets, 11.50,
LEMONS--Fancy. J3.75! cliiiff. 13.55.
HANAXAS Per bunch, according to size,
FluS California, new carloim. 7Ke? im.
ported. ,er lb., 125(1 Ic.
i, i i.H-i'ersian, in fio-Ib. boxes. Snlra. 6c.
HONEY Per 21. section case, 3,75.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nt'TS Enullsh walnuts, ner Ih . iKe, nl.
berts, per lb.. 13c; almonds, tier lb.. lSSJ20e:
raw peanuts, per lb., 5f5!4c; roasted, CV4R
Ti, I'l'iAnn, iuu, tt't;ttll, lueifcc.
1'IUlill-Per bid.. 14.50; per H-bbl.. 12.75.
II IDES-No 1 irreen Rli,.. V -i
5'4c; No. 1 salted, Se; No. 2 salted, 7c; No.
1 veal cilr. S lo 12!4 Ib.i., Sc; No. 2 veal
calf, 12 to 15 lbs.. Co: dry hides. fff!3c; sheep
St. I.iiula lirnln nncl I'rotlslnn.
ST I niTrcj c., or ..u.iico.-, t
No. 2 red. cnsh.eevntor, 70l4c; track, 71VaO
, nt'iML-iiiucr, iusc; uercmoer, iivsc; .May,
o',4c; No. 2 hard,' rriftfi0!4c
CORN Lower! V,l '. enuli f.1, n.,ls SOIA
Jifiilo; September. 5ST(.c; December, C9c'j
May, file.
..,..,., ,.,7. - t-tinu, .,,.41-; llllt-K,
3; September. 37Uc; December. 37T4C; May,
I fir, Va n .. 1.1 . . on , ' ' '
i. t,, ,iiiii-. oi''41
u 1 i'. i' irm. .v.ic.
l't.Ot'rt null uml lieni.i-. r.l
tiiltentd'. 13 V,".- vtr-.T ' f, ...... .i
straights. 3.0)fi3.l5; clears, J2.0X
ni.fc.UM iimntliy. steady at i.,f,m.:o:
flax, no market.
f ORNMEAL Steady at $2.fi0.
RRAN Steady ; sacked, east track, 7MfS0c.
H.V' I'ltll.ltltl. .1,, ... 1,
prairie, quiet, easy, at $W0TTll.ro.
, 1 11,111 1 nii-iiiiv, ii .,1.
I RON COTTON'I'I ES-$1.20.
HAO()INO-t.51(r7Hc
HEMP TWINE-Oc
Ijird Inii-er JQn 11. . , ,
. ... ....... w... otiti iitt'.ti?, uo.eii,
quiet; extra shorls, J9.:5; clear ribs. 9.K;
. ' ..I'- . imcuo, mixeii, quiet; extra
J i,0.1",' m"'; clrar lb', clar s'des.
110.3714.
.Ml'.rALS-Lead, dull at $l.274ffl.35. Spci
ter. weak; offered at $3.92'4.
111?, , T . . .1, . i
i ii nun-nni; cnicKens, ,c; springs.
c: tlirkovs. THr: vni,ni 7e. .l,,l,o
geese, 4c. .
, " Firm; creamery, 16ff22c; dairy,
iv'ft 1 tC,
EC.OS-Sirady at 16c
ItrcCHtPTS tJ-lnnr r. frtl ,,v,l. . .
bu ; corn, 11,000 bu.; oats. 3(5,000 bn.
."''MENTS-Flour. lO.OOo bbls.; wheat.
30,000 bu.; corn. 13,0)0 bu.; oats. 25,000 bu.
Liverpool Rrnln niul Pro vImIoiik.
LIVEtlPDOTi fSetif "i; H'lIP in-
. .... ... .. ...... 1 .",,,,,
northern, spring, qulot, Rs Sd: No. 1 Cnll-
luiioii, nun, 01 iu;4u; iuiures. quiet; nc
cember. 5s 7d: March. 5s DHd.
rOnV-Snrtl flrtr, Am..U.n 1.1
5s 2d; futures, quiet, Rs -id; October, 5s 4d;
PEAS-Canadlan. steady. Cs fid.
FLOUR-St. Louis fancy winter, ateadv,
's fid,
HOPS At London fPnelfln rng.i) .i,,n
3 33s. " '
PROVISIONS-Reef. llrm; extra India
mess. 70s. Pork, firm; prima mesa, west
ern. 73s. Hams, short rut 11 n 1a ,y.
strong. 51s. Iird, steady: American r'II
lined. In palls, 51s; prime western, In tierces
steady. 50s fid. Ilacon. Cumberland cut!
2t to 3 lbs., Ms; short ribs, lfi to 2)
Ihn slnarlv r1u Inrr, nlAnw
....... ...,lr i.,i,, itiiiiuiun iitfni.
2S to 31 lbs., llrm, ols fid; long clear middles.
nravy, io 10 wi ids,, nrm. His yd; short cloir
imi-ttr,, 111 111; in in .11 in,, 11; qienr bellies
14 to lfi lbs., steady, 50s 6rl; shoulders, sauiiro
cut. 13 to 19 lbs., 49s Od. 4
IirTTER-Sleady finest United Slates.
9s: Rood United States, 7s.
CfiKKSK-cjuici; American finest white
15s fid: American, finest colored, 4Cs fid.
Tlt.l.nW "rime ..!,
Australian, In I-ondon, firm, 2.0n od.
Receipts of wheat during the last three
days, 532,0(0 centals. Including 49I.O0O Ameri
can. TIppelnta of AmArlnnn .,.,., .1 . . u I
....... .w,, ,, iw, ,, nuilIlK llin
last threo days, 123.600 centnls. Weather
line.
Knnsns Clly Rrnln mill Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 25.-WHEAT-Sep.
7O07O?;c. Cash: No. 2 hnrdi C55Jtffi6c; No.'
2 rod. 7Oli70V4c
CORN September, filV4c; December, 59'ifi
K9)8e: May, (,0c: cash. No. 2 mixed, filQGlUc;
No. 2 white, file, nominal. '
OATS-No. 2 white. SSiic.
RYE No. 2. 57c.
TIAY Plinlee tlmntlti' tii EAIi; nv,t
prairie. H2.00.
liuiTKij - creamery, 16VS019o; dnlry,
fancy. 115716c.
EOOS-Fresh. 15c.
RECEIPTS-Wheut. 45.600 bu.: corn, 3.200
bu.: oats. 7.000 bu.
SHIPMENTS Wheat, 76,200 bu.; corn.
22,100 bu.; onts, 3,000 bu.
Toledo Rrnln and Seed.
TOLEDO. Sept. 2o.-WHEAT-Lower,
dull; ensh and September, 72N,c; December.
May. "6c.
CORN Moderately active, easier; cash
nnd September, 59c; December,' 58ic.
OATS-Dull: cash and September, 37'io:
December. 64?ic.
RYE-5IJ4c
SEED Clover, nctlve, nrm; cash and
December, $5.2214; aiarch, 53ft65c.
Pcorln Mnrket.
PKOUIA. 111., Sept, !3.-CORN-Flrm; No.
3, 590.
OATS-Inactlve; No. 2 white, 36ic, billed
through.
WHISKY-On tho basis of $1.30 for fin
ished goods.
Duluth Rrnln Market.
, VlTIilTT"' .Soi,t' ?-WHEAT-Cash. No.
I hard, .OTkc: No 2 northern. BSHc; No. I
northern, 67?nc; September nnd October
C7c: December, t;sic; May, 724c ucl0Der'
OATS-3fiii13(!i4C.
CORN-57HC
t'ltllndr Iphla Prndnc Market. '
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 25. BUTTER
Firm; fancy western creamery, 22Hc; fancy
nearby prints, 25c.
EG08-Flrm: western. 21c; fresh south
western and southern. 24c.
CUJSESE-Firaer; New York full cr earns,
faney small, 94r; New York full creams,
fair to choice, isiflSHc.
Mlmicnpoll Wbenl, Flour nnil llrnn.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 25. -WHEAT -Cash,
fijic, December. 6714fl7Hc; May. 70e.
On track; No. 1 hard, 71c; No. 1 northern,
6i4e; .No. 2 northern, fi'c.
1- LOUR-Flrst patents, $3.90il4; second
pitents, 3.M); first clears, $2. S5ff2.W; second
cleats, 12,25,
HRAN-In bulk, $13.W13.2S.
MIliTmikec Ornln MnrUet.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 25. - WHEAT
Steady; No, 1 northern, 7o,4fl71sic; No. 2
northern, fi9e: December. 70Vfi70asc.
IIYE-Steady; No. 1. 54'.411fioc.
UARLEY Steady ; No. 2, Wc; sample, 45
BSc.
CORN December. 5Sic.
I . .. .
.MUVK.Mll.vi'S 4)1' vrotK.s AM) HOM).
Drnsde MpcoiilntU r l.liiildiitViu
Causes a Dull Market,
NEW YORK. Sept. 25. The stock mnrket
was dull under a rather drastic speculative
liquidation, Probably speculative losses,
Incurred as a result of the violent collapno
in Amalgamated Copper, was responsible
In largo part for the selling today, but other
considerations of n mere general character
played their part. Amalgamated Copper
Itself showed some evidence of support in
tho early dealings, opening unchanged and
rising 4t: over last night. There wns nlso
some resistance In this stock which set In
the Rer.eral market, but the weight of the
selling" pressure grew heavier und ns the
hour npnroarheil for the assembling of tho
Anaconda directors Amalgamated Copper
broke through Its previous low point on the
movement at 90 and sold ns low ns SSV
closing onlj a fraction higher at a net loss
of 4W, The decline wns accompanied by
the circulation of much statistical Informa
tion bearing on the copper trade. The same
Information, however, wns nvnllablo and
was circulated at tho lime the stock wns
moving up to above 121. The violent do
cllne In the prlre since Is what gives forrj
nt the present time to those statistics and
old recollections of the collapse of several
yenrs ago of tho secret syndicate which at
tempted to control the world's copper prod
uct were revived.
The passing of the customary extra divi
dend on Anncnndn Mining, although ex
pected, added to the weakness of both thoo
stocks. In the Rcnernl mnrket the Junior
Vanderbllts were ndvnneed sharply after
the opening, but It soon became evident
that largo realizing was going on nt other
points,
Ultimately all attempt at support of the
mnrket was abandoned ntid brokers who
have recently assumed this task were op"ti
sellers all around the room. The con
spicuous operator who has been supposed
to direct the s'ipport of the market was
credited with having turned to the bear
side. The declines all through the list ran
to I nnd 2 points nt the least. Missouri
Paclllc lost In all fi points, St. Paul :;i
Hiltlmnre & Ohio 3. Manhattan 2-V Pen
pies Oos 2V: Union Piiellle 2.. PaioiuvI.
vanln. New York Central nnd Sigar !4
and other less prominent stocks from 2 to
d points.
There was no disturbance In Mm monev
market beyond that caused bv the railing
for additional collateral on loans, due to
the shrlnknge In vnlue. but the liquidation
wns accompanied by the paying off of loans
on n large scale. Although London took
the buying side this morning exchange
continues to advance. The demand for ex
change Is In the nature of short covering.
The operation In effect Is the payluu off of
loans In foreign markets by domestic bor
rowers who counted upon large supply of
cotton nnd grain bills normnl to this season
to cover former sales of exchange a, a
profit. Hut cotton Is being held nt tho
routh for lilnher rates and the grain de
mand Inst week had become so smnll ns to
lend to open outline of frelpht rates.
The admitted demoralization In the east
bound freight slt.iatlon heavllv discredits
the much vaunted community of Interests
ns security against Just that development
and had n wlde-reachlng effect on specula
tion. Although the sentiment In exchange
Mints off the Imports from Europe today's
announcement of the shipment from Aus
tralia lo San Francisco of $2,2O0,0n0 Is an im
portant offset. There were also large re
ceipts of Klondike gold nt Pacific coast
points and n 125n,0fO Installment of sold
trom Paris was received here todnv. Owing
Jo Kovernment bond redemption the sub
treasury also continues to yield large sums
lo the money market.
Railroad bonds were but little affected by
the weakness In stocks, pains and losses
being mixed.
Total sales, par valie. 12,035.000. United
Stales 3s rose er cent on Inst call,
n Jolf . "njrnerr Inl Advertiser's London
financial eableKram says: The stock mar
ket today wns restricted chleflv to tho
arrntiKemeiits of a verv small settlement,
copper fhnros are still the barometer. They
rS"-?'1 i,,n,07 O'i.nn" Anaconda
to hut relapsed later, tlntos to 4611-1G
and Anncnndns to 7U. Th Improvement In
balance was and 5-lfi respectively
American stocks moved with the coppers.
New ork was n Rood buyer early, pur
chasing 7.00,1 shares of Atchison, wh eh
were a foHture nt 79. but on coppers relaps,
"'V? New York turned and disposed of mi "h
fnr'.i!,,?nr y l,,rpl"""?:- Tlifrn wns a stl
further relapse on the street. It Is nr..
sumed that the Anaconda dividend w II
prove d sappolntlng. Copper rallied a point
on good Keneral buying Tho Re iern de
mand on American 5hn?es Is BooVl . Money
Is harder owing to JLl.fuW.onO call on two
colonial loans Discounts were 2 3-lfi "n Ih
rise In New York exchange. The Hank of
England has engaged JCSO.fmo Knld In Fen
The following, arc the VloHins pricis on
the New York Stock exchange:
Atchison
do pfrt
flaltlmore ft Ohio.
do pf.l
Cnnadl.in I'nelfle .
Canailii Southern .
Chea. X. Ohio
Clilcncn & Alton...
do pfil
Chlcazn. I. & li...
7IVj do pfd
K So. Pacld
10'U Ho. ltaWay "
I Mo Pfd
1 9'jlTex. ,t Pacille
H T. St f,. & w...
(. iln nf.l
1S7
SI
40
20
34
!6)t
S7H
Wi
S3,
4
, 30
, 51'J
41
Pn
,l!M
, (.0
,160
, SMi
. 2S
, W?j
. i;
. is
. it
, no
. 34i
, tin;
, W,
,2I'4
,11.-,
.2-,5
, fi
. 18i;
, 22i,
. 77S
. ij
. )
, 43i;
. 41
. 7S
. !"
. c:
. 40IJ
,105
39
. 79
.210
. I5i;
. Wl
.123i;
. C0
. 13
i fiS;
, i:u
i 79H
ni
f.3
. li
. 9)
, 90
3"I4,l'nlon I'iK'ltio
77 1
do pfd
Wab.-mh
do nf.l
4 1 s,
7P
115
lo nfd
Chlraao H Z. I....
Chicago fit W
w. & i..
K.
25". I do nf.l
iln lt pfil
do 2,1 nfd
Vls. (Vnlnii
i, io nr,l
Chlcaco & N. W...
C . 11. 1. & V
ChlcRKo T. .t T...
.191
Adam l.?vV.ii
110
1V
41l4
;i7
Ul
, 51'. J
2Pi
.2J5
. U
. 91
, 41
. C9
Amer. CxpreH ....
C S, ICxrirrsH. .
tin nfd
Well.I.-r.... t..
(' ?. P. 8t. L.
Coin. Hotdhern ....
Amal. Copper
Amer. C. & p.
iln f.l
do lm pfil
dn 21 nfd
Amer. Lin". "oil!'.'."
Dels. & Hudmn...
Del., L. & W
Denver & It. O
do pfd
Amer. S. & H
dn f,i
do pfd
Ann " iil
Krle
llrk. Itnp! Tr!!!!!'
coin. r. a j
do Ut pfd
do 2.1 pfd
15
Ot. Nnr. pM
Hocklnc Valley ...
dn pfd
il't (iluenKe Sucnr
Illinois Central ...
Iruva Central
.141
it ,., . .
Hoeklng Coal
, 40 1,
j i i-aper
do pfd
I,. E. & V
do pfd
7U In,,n, r..l'"'
12"! Uclede Om ...
.lnl'i National lllxcuit
.mil'Nnilonol Lea," "
.14H National Salt ,. "'
, M'tKlo pf,i ...
,irk,?:u- American"!!!!!
.107 Pacific foam ..
. 9Ti I'arlnc .Mail .
??S Peopled naa ..!!!'
Ioul, & Nafh
Mnnhnttan I,
Met. St. Ky
Mex. Central
Mex, National ....
Minn. & St. I
Mo, PuclDc
M.. K & T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Central
Nor. & West
da pfd
No. Paclfle pfd
M4 Pressed H. Car
,1K
n Pfd
Pullman p. Car.,
"epuhllc Sleet
,1H4
f,3H
" i,,"" pin
, j-i ruirar ....
, 33?i Tenn. c. ,t i
lll'iilGn II. & r.'c'o.
'l'k' do pfd
75 )U. . Leather...!;!
. MV do pf, ...
Ji,P. K. Rubber.. .;:;'
70 I do pM ..
. v. s. steei...,:;:::
27', do ,,f,i
'isa Wc,t,rn Union
Ontario & W
l'onnylvanla
Heading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
St. U & rt. F
do tut pfd
do 2,1 pfd
St. L. H. V
do pfd
ft. Paul
Ex-dlvldcnd,
London dtock qiiutn(!on,
LONDON. Sept. 25.-1 p, mClosInc:
Cona.. money 91 3-11
do account .... 93 3-11
Anaconda
Atchlaon 78
do pfd fS'.l
Ilaltlmore Sc Ohio.. 10(1
Canadian Paclllc . .113',
Chea. & Ohio 174
Chicago C.t. W 24'
C M. eV St. P 168V4
d. & n. a 4S'j
do pfd 97
Erl 4J4
do lt pfd 724
do 2d pfd 82
Illinois Central ....149
Loula. & Nash 407
M K. T 29'i
do pfd JV,
N. Y. Central PSi
Nor. & Vt...
do pfd
No. Pacific pfd.
Ontario & W...
Pennsylvania ..
Iteudlnic
do liit pfd...,
"t 21 pfd...
So. Railway ,,.
dn nf.l
.. PB
.. 90
.. 9'J
.. Sa'i
.. 74",
.. 2lt
.. 39(1
.. 27
.. 35
.. 9IH
.. N,
..10il);
.. 901,
.. 441
.. 9!
.. 221
.. 0i
.. W'
.. 41U.
.. c?
So. lMclflo
Union Pnclflo .
do pfd
V S. Steel
do pfd
'abah
rln nfH
spaniih 4 :::::
nnn.l Ml.,..
Uebfers
ifflNRY 1 ner rml Th
. . -, 1 ' - " v mn' ill IHN.
count In the open market for short b'lls
iV?A. J.A,,r CB"li ,or lnree months' hills,
2 3-1602 6-16 per cent.
Hunk ClrurliiKs.
OMAHA, Sept. 2o.-Rank clearings todiy,
$1,051, S6; rnrrespnndlnR day last year,
$1.026,f53: Increase. 125,207.
ST. IX3UIS. Sent. 25.-Clearlnas. 17.311515;
bnlances, $M6,B20; money, bfli per cent; New
t orK exenange, wc. inscnuut Did, 25c ills
count asked.
BOSTON. Sept. 25. CleariiiBs, J2l,6:!3.r65;
balances, I72H.P52.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25,-Clearlngs.
ifl.M.aiai; nniances. iJ.lli.wwi.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 26.-ClcwUi4r. $3,097,
2); money, 4Q6 per cent: exchange, 60c dis
count. HALTIMORE, Sept, 25.-Clearlnss, $3,021,
P2i5, balances. 1144,0,7.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25,-ClearlnBS, $.'37,
210,117, hilances, Jll.?37,6Cj.
t-H ICAOO. Sept. 25. -Clearings, $2,611,!l'):
balances, $2,132,567, posted exchange, $4.t3',4
I5J4.S5, New York exchange, 35c discount.
5cw York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25,-MONEY-Oti call,
steady, 24t'l per cent; last loan, 3 per cent;
rulltiK tale, i per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 4(3ijl, per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with nc
tual business In hankers' bills at $4.S5H for
demand and jl.S.l.44.83'4 for sixty days;
nosteir rates, JI.MMM-M nnd $I.Sa4.Sl4:
comnierchil bills, t2,4'"4.S3U.
SILVER Bar-, DSUc; Mexican dollars,
4S'4C.
HONDS Government, weak; state, Inac
tive; railroad, lricgular.
The vlosiiiK uuulntiuns on bonds are at
follows:
U a. ref. !s, res...
10t, Hocking Vat. 4is..
10'J I.. & N. unl, 4s
IOS'1 Mex. Central 4..
0 do 1st Inc
1394 'Minn, k H. U 4.,
1394 M K. St T. 4a... ,
112 t do 2s
113 :. Y. Central la..
iv Mo gen. Sa
I0J ,.'. J. C. g. Ca
1054 No. PnclCc la.
St dn 3a
iOli N Sl W. eon. 4a...
95 Heading gen. 4a..,,
104 St L Sl t M c. lis..
107 St. L. S. 1. 4a. ,
106'VSt. U S. V. la....
M i dn is
W 'San A & A. P. 4a
1(4 So. Paclde 4a
9VSo. Railway ta
1104 ITex. Si P. Is
.144 ITol, St L A V 4s.
M
102
S44
3t
1024
98 4
!24
105S
107
1304
10(4
724
1024
934
117
93
974
794
S4
914
do coupon
do 3e, res
do coupon
do new 4, tes...
di coupon
do old (f, reg
do coupon
do la. re;
do coupon ,
At h. gen. Is
do adj. 4a
II. A O. 4a
do l,n
do uonv. 4a
Canada So. Is
Central of Ha. la..
Mo 1st Inc
C. & O. 4's
c. A A J'JB
C. II. At Q. new 4s.
C, M & St P K. 4a
"C & N. V. c. 7.
c. n. i. & p. 4.
C C C & S I. c 4a.
.117
.1134
. 8
,iv;
.104
.119
.110
. !2
.1114
. 904
. 4
.104 union Pacific 4a..
.1)14! do conv. 4a
. 914 Wabaah Is
ChlinKo Tcr. 4s
Colo So. 4
D. St H. O. 4
Uile prior lien 4a.
do Ken, 4s
K W. Si D. C. la.
74 Mo 2a
102!,
9S
fS
101
do deb. II
West Shore 4a...
V, & L. i:. 4a
Wla. Central 4....
Hid. Offered.
Huston Stuck (Imitations.
HOSTON, Sept. 25.-C.ill loans, 405 per
cent; time loans, Cflfi per cent. Official
closluit:
A . T. A- S. F
. 74S N. B. O. St C. Is
. 14
. 2.1
. 32
. Is'i
.. 3D
.700
,. .'04
,. 11P4
,. 40
.
.. 374
, 5
..295
,. 25-t
.. 2'i
,. hi
dn pfd
Amer. Sugar
944 Adventure
.123
llltm. Mill. Co....
Am. Telephone ...
.161
.5M
.170
.in:
Antal. Copper ....
Atlantic
Cal. & llecla
Centennial
Kranklln
Iloelon & Alb.'iutiy.
Iloalon IllPMiiiled .
Iloaton & Maine...
Dominion Cua! ....
. 41
.lis
. 411
. 9P,
. 254
. 54
.2044
. 274
. 9i',
. 93
do pfd
Humboldt
P. S. Steel
O.-ceol.l
dn nf.l
Parrot
Mex. Central ...
Santua 1 Copper
N. K (1. A C...
Tamarack
Obi Ci lony
Old Dominion ..
I'tah Mining
Winona
Wolverines
Pnlon Pcltl ..
West Hnd
Nmv York .Mlnlim (luotnt lon.
!.., ,'AT, I I . . II- '1 ' 1. Mlnn Inn rrt
,1 r, ,1 1 uiw, orjii, .u. 1 iiu 1, , in. inc.
the closing prices on mining stocks:
Adams Con 20
Little Chief ..
Ontario
Opldr
.... 12
...1175
.... 70
.... S
.... 1
.... 1
.... 1
.... 40
....325
Alice
Hr,eci 110
llruiiKwIck Con
Conndock Tun
s riioenlx
Vi I'otosl
Con. Cal. & Vn ICO
Savage
iMerra Nevada
Ismail Hopes .
Standard
Deadnood Terra .. 10
Horn Silver 2C0
Iron Silver is
Iadvllle Con s
10 re Inn I'lnnnclnl.
LONDON. Sent. 25. Monev wns In some
demand today on account of somo demand
for a payment of il.noi.ooo or Austra lan
loans nnd the settlement. Discounts wcro
easier on the recovery of New York ex
change. Huslness on the Stock exchange
was generallv dull, operators lielng an
sorbed In tho settlement. Klrst-clnss secu
rities wen; steady. Americans opened
steady nnd hardened vlth n alight rally.
Copper shares weakened on less satisfac
tory New York advices. The closing was
dull. Rio tlntos fluctuated, Katllrs wero
a trifle harder. The amount of bullion
withdrawn from the Hank of England to
day was 50.ii00. Gold premiums nt Buenos
Ayros was 131.
PARIS. Sent. 2j., Prices on the bourse!
today opened with a better tone, encouraged
by the news from Amcrlcn. Rio tlntos
rallied well, several departments soon re
acted nnd business ,soon became Irregular.
Continued HrmncsA. of Rio tlntos on the
substantial rise In copper shares resulted
in an advance in most of the Industrials
Tho all around Improvement was main.
tnined 10 ine close, internationals were
Irregular. Hear purchases Imnarted llrm
ncs to rentes. Spanish 4s weakened, nwlnp;
to lears or a carnst rising nnd a rumor or
the possible reconstruction of the Spnnlsh
ministry. Italians were heavy. DeReers
were In good demnnd. Katllrs Imnroved.
Three per cent routes were 151f for the
account. Hpamsn 4s were to.so.
BERLIN, Sept. 25. On the bourse today
prices were wenk and Irregular. Intor
nntlnnnls were fairly maintained, Canadian
Paclllcs were strong on the Increase In the
weekly trnlllc receipts. Banks were weak,
owing to a further decline In cash Indus
trials. MADRID, Sept. 25. The gold quotation
was 12.65.
Condition of the Trrnanry.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
ernl fund, exclusive of tho $150,000,000 gold
reserve In the division of redemption,
shows: Available cash balances, $I87,7!1,059;
gold, $103,273,233. The secretnry of the treas
ury today purchased bonds ns follows:
Short 4s. $111,500; long Is, $40,000; short 3s,
3, 100.
Aniicondn Pays Dividend.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The directors of
tho Anaconda Mining company have de
clared a dividend of $1.25 n share. For
some time past the company hnH been de
claring a dividend of $1.2o per share and an
extra dividend of 75 cents nt Intervals of
six months.
W011I Auction Snlrs.
LONDON. Sept. 25.-WOOL The offerings
nt the wool auction sales today ivimbered
17,230 bales. Competition wns spirited and
good qualities showed a hardening ten
dency. Merinos nnd fine crosshreds ruled
10 per cent and scoured from lfWilS per cent
nbove the last series. Lambs were In good
demand at a 10 per cent ndvnnce. America
bought medium crosshreds nnd n few ttood
greasy merinos. About 1,500 bales of Fnlk
land Island were offered nnd practically all
were sold at a gain of 10 per cent over pre
vious rates. I'p to today 10fl,7!K) bales have
been offered, of which 373,5() wero wPh
nrnwn. Following are the sales 'In detail:
.ew South Wales Receipts, 3,700 hal-n;
scoured, fi,dQ10s7d; grensv, SWTrlid
Queensland-Receipts, 1.000 hnes; scoured,
Is 4d1?lH ,U: greasy. 6V4? IOV4d. Victoria
Receipts. l,2i- hales; scoured. IOiIstIb "'Ac!:
greasy. Is. South Austrnlla-Recelnts. LW
ll?,-0?' Fcasy- -iHliSHd. Tasmania-Receipts.
400 bales; scoured. 6-SHSHd; greasy. .HifT
ll'4d. New Zealand Receipts, 6.R00 bnles;
scoured. 4dflls5Vl. Cape of Good Hope
and Natal Recclnts. son ImVa. o , -,.,i r:
HV4d. Falkland Island Receipts, 1,500 bales:
Oil nnil llosln. '
OH. fn' C3.. n- nit r.
'-. .'! "i-l'l. WW. VII'lllV I1H1-
ances, $1.2.; ccrtltlrates, no bid; shipments,
180,600 bbls.; average, 59.707 bbls.; runs, HO,
822 bbls,; nverase, 79,721 bbls.
i"a, rsept. z.i. tin, cottonseed,
steady; prime yellow, 12c. Petroleum, nom-
hint. r.tl,i.,,l K . .. . V.s.l. - rn. tii.i,. .,
V''- tuin, iJUi I'llllIlllClpnia
nnd Raltlmore. $7.-1.1; Philadelphia and Hal-
it,,ii.,w, ,,, ..un ei.oti. jiuniu, hichu)'; siraineci,
common to good, $1.40. Turpentine, quiet
and steady at 3S4if3tHc.
laviiiiruuu sept. 25. Oily Cottonseed,
llllll rr.niK.,1 Utinl twm nt Olt. rf... . I '
, ' i'',l ' III 'l'llllll
splrl s, quiet at 2Gs3d. Rosin, common,
stenily at 4s H41I, Petroleum, refined, steady
at o-Vid. Linseed, steady nt 32s.
i,w,i-uin, nepi. a,. uu Calcutta in-
j..., u-,n 1,7311 , niini'tiii, ooa ;ni. 1 eiro-
leum, American refined, 6 3-lSil. Turpentlno
nfyAv?1, .Soi,V 23 OH-Tunentlne.
tlrm, 33ic. Rosin, llrm.
Coffee .tlnrket,
NEW YORK. Sept. 25,-COFFEE-Spot
Rio, llrm; No. 7 Invoice, lic Mild, steady.
Futures opened steady, with prices un
changed to 5 points higher on nctlve buying
for local and foreign nccount, based on
bullish cables, a steadier spot situation and
an ndvnnco in tho Rio rnto of exchange.
More outsldn demnnd was apparent In tho
day's transactions than has been noticed In
a long time. Closing prices were 6fi0
points net higher and tho undertone steady.
Total sales wero 65,750 bags. Including: Sep
tomber. 5T(5.1(ic; Octoher. Ciii5.10e; Novem
oer. 5.20c; December. 5.25f 3.30c; January,
n.301l5.15e; Mnrch. 5.55ii5.tc: May. 5.Cjg5.73c:
June, 5.75Q5.S0c; July, 5.S5O5.90o.
Ncv York Dry (iooiU .llnrUel,
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-DRY OOODS
There has been some Increase In tho bust
noss doing In ipot today, but It hu not
been Important nnd mall orders show no
change in the general disposition of buyers:
the market was generally well sustained
for brown, bleached and coarse throvl
cottons, prints, etc. Print cloths are quietly
steady. Men's wear woolens and worsteds
are dull and only moderate business is
doing la dresi good.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
BiciipU Liberal at All Feioti, bat Qttd
Cattle Eold About Ittadj.
HOGS EASED OFF AGAIN TODAY
Mnttnn Sheep "Were In Light Supply
nnd Sold nt (luuU, Stonily Prices,
bnt Lambs Were Xoiulcotcd nnd
Weak-Feeder Were Acthe,
SOUTH
Receipts were:
Omcui .tiouuay
OMAHA. Sept. 25.
Cattle. Hogs. Shcp.
... o.'Jol o.iiii 1j,'.7
... t,-J ,4i
... i,4 li,4l 1, -so
liiioal Tuesday
uiiiel.il WcunvAuay ...
Three days this week.. .20,683 15,719 29, iW
tjiimu nays lust wcck....lu,uJ 1B,7is Uk,,lll
Same week oelore U,2W l.i,2.l
satnu three weeks ago ,.U,;m U,)m Ji,.JJ
sinme lour weeks ut;u,,..lo,lu.' 11, 'J l,Dj
came duys last year....23,41 Io.'Jji '
Average price paid lor nogs m comn
Omaha the past tevcral day with cm
parieuns: 1901. 19u0.1S93.1S9S.U97.1S9i5.IS93.
Sept.
dept.
Sept.
Sept,
Sept.
Sept.
Dept.
Sept.
Hept.
.it.
Sept.
iejt,
3cpt.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
dept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
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bept.
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4 23 3 iV.
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4 301 3 Wi
4 29 3 till
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4 221 3 77,
4 26, 3 791
4 301 3 S3
4 33 3 72i
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2 70
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6 57141
6 b24
3 84
3 SS
6 1
3 6S
2 B5
3 71!
2 80
5 13
4 32
3 91
5 19
5 22
4 :3 3 74
I 31 3 71
4 03
4 01
5 231
4 31 3 71
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6 14
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4 41 3 77
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mi
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2 18
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3 88
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Irdicated Sunday. Holiday.
Tho ofllclnl number of cars of stock
brought In today by each rond was:
Cattlc.HoBS.Sh'p.H'scs
C. M. & St. P. Ry 2 S 1
Missouri Paclllc Ry 8 I
I'nlon Paclllc system.... 96 9 b 1
C. & N. W. Ry 2 11
V.. E. & M. V. R. R !) 30 6
C, SI. P., M. & O. Ry...
II, At M. R. R. It 2
c, u, & Q. Ry :
K. C. At Sl. J I
I. ., It, 1. & P., casl
(,., It. I. ,i P., west 1
12
3
1
3
s
Total receipts 2S1 9H 2S 1
The dlanoslllon of tho day's receipts wae
as follows, each buyer purchasing tho num
ber ot head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co 399 b.a
Cudnhy Packing Co 1,087 332
Armour & Co 1.381 1,908
Omaha Pack. Co., K. C... 107
Swift nnd Co., country.... 632 1,724
O, II. Hammond C0..K.C 40$
It. Uccker Sc IJegan 250
Vansant & Co... 169 ....
3. L. Carey 182
I.oliman & Co 413 ....
V. I. Btephcn 112
tllll A- Huntzlngcr 132
Kenton & Underwood 72 ....
Livingstone & Schaller... 246 ....
Hamilton ft Rothschild... 331
L. F. llusz OX
Squires A Co 222
H. L. Dennis & Co 25
Wolf & M 293
Ivrev Packing Co 307
1,507
Other buyers 993 .... 2.1S3
Totals
...6,815 5,574 6.S05
CATTLE There was a ble sunnlv of cat
tie today at all market points, but prices
held their own and anything at all de
sirable met with ready sale. At this point
the big end of the receipts were mndc up
of cok stuff and feeders, comparatively
few beef steers being offered.
Packers started out early this morning
and paid good, steady to strong prices for
the tew cars of cornfed steers that wero
on sale. Owing to the limited supply It
wns not lojg before tho better bunches
were ull out of first hands. The common
kinds, of course, did not move quite as
freely, but still even those eold fully ns well
ns they did yesterday.
Cows were In good supply, but packers
nnu iincrni oroers xor me ucsirauic grades
and on such kinds little or no change In
prices wns noted. Owing to tho liberal re
ceipts lor some timo past, however, com
mon stuff was more or less neglected and
In some enscs sellers thought they did not
get quite as good prices as they did yes
terdny, but ntlll thcro was not much
chance In the mnrket.
Hulls, calves and sttrgs nlso sold In Just
about the same notches they have all the
week.
Good heavy feeders were In demand this
morning nt steady prices. Prime stockcrs
nlso sold without much difficulty at fully
as good prices as the samo kinds sold for
yesterday. Common stuff, though, and also
the medium weight cattle wero not wanted
by anyone and ns a result they wero prnc-
i.i-.ii 11 111 UK Ull lliu IIIHrKtH.
Although the bulk of the offerings was
made up of western range cattlo only a
-nw steers were offered that were good
enough for killers. Tho demand was active
and strong prices wore paid, tho high point
of the season being renched. Cows wero
steady If nt nil desirable nnd a little slow
if they were not. Choice feeders sold
steady, but common stuff wns almost un
salable at any price. Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr. No. ' Av. Ir
1 470 4 O) IS 1143 8 8S
610 4 21 9 1 5 U
20 1264 4 75 3 12f) S 70
17 MS t :o
COWS.
1 7S) 1 (10 1 ( j 75
3 776 1 (V) 1 lo:, j 75
.1 7W 1 0) 1 1150 f 76
1 80 1 75 1 1000 2 75
2 W ! 19 7 M7 2 SO
1 WO 2 21 27 955 2 65
3 ION) 2 33 1 1330 3 10
2 1010 3 33 2 1000 5
3 S91 2 40 1 no) j 3
2 2 40 2 1245 J 40
1 40 2 to 1 nfo j jo
J IY I S? 1135 3 SJ
6 971 2 75
HEIFERS.
64 S3S 4 70
BULLS.
1 KTCO 2 00 1 610 3 73
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
25 704 2 40 7 340 3 JS
1 ( 1 00 1 330 3 40
1 650 3 10
STOCK CAIjF.
1 201) 3 40
STOCKER8 AND FEEDERS.
1..
1 75
1 75
1...
3 25
1
(1
65
1
10
1
1
I
3
2
640
4...
39...
21...
1...
...
10...
1...
22...
6...
2...
925
3 25
500 2 25
M7 3 25
HV 3 30
. m 2 30
. 720 2 (0
. f'K 2 40
. M.I 2 40
. 410 3 10
, 770 3 10
tii 3 25
400
3 36
3 40
626
622
3 65
. . 343 3 75
.. 592 IM
..1076 3 S3
. . 520 4 60
NEBRASKA.
2 25 16 feeders.. 630 3 45
2 10 1 feeder... 510 2 76
2 CO 1 feeder... 1010 3 15
2 40 1 heifer.... 630 3 00
3 35 4 feeders.. 947 3 60
3 50 1 feeder... 750 3 50
3 60 14 feeders.. 702 3 0)
3 60 6 feeders.. 911 2 00
Hu) 31 feeders.. 1116 3 CO
2 5i) 8 feeders.. 770 3 35
.1 00 7 cows 1056 3 00
3 80 1 cow 1130 3 0)
3 00 1 COW 1100 3 00
i 2 40 1 bull 1460 2 25
2 10 1 bull 1250 2 25
? 75 4 steers.... 965 2 40
2 90 16 feeders.. 651 2 95
I 2 ',0 1 steer.... 840 2 50
18 0) 3 bulls 1300 2 60
! 2 40 40 steers.. ..1123 4 30
2 90 C steers.. ..1178 4 30
1 2 85 2 steers.... 810 3 25
1 3 25 12 steers... .1183 4 00
: 2 75 26 COWS 952 2 90
1 3 90 3 bulls 1130 2 25
I 2 00 4 steers.... 850 2 50
1 2 00 42 feeders.. 851 3 15
I 2 75 21 teeders. .350 4 00
1 J 20 16 heifers... 376 3 50
! 3 20 6 heifers... 806 2 83
1 3 20 3 COWS 956 2 (0
i 3 70 9 steers. ... 977 3 O
3 15 8 steers.... 893 3 15
'i 3 60
ra Thomas Neb.
i 2 90 1 bull. .....ll?) 2 25
2 40 1 cow m 2 H)
1 2 60
A. Uurge Neb.
I 3 60 2 steers.... 'i 2 76
B. lrwln-Neb.
i 3 80 2 cow 910 2 25
I 4 35 12 cows ICsui 2 90
1 bull
1 bull
1 bull
3 bulls...
19 steers...
10 steers..
. 550
. SS0
. 6S0
.1350
. 817
,.1007
1 steer..
...WO
40 feeders.
1 feeder..
8 feeders.
10 feeders.
11 steers...
1 calf
, 944
900
, 702
, 851
, 953
400
15 heifers... 516
1 bull 1150
27 cows S92
I cows lw
1G heifers. ., CiVI
16 cows 1036
8 cows 1106
26 cows OS.
5 cows 1100
21 cows 1205
43 feeders.. 872
12 feeders.. 1075
2 cows !iV)
2 cows 1070
8 cows 1060
8 cows.
2 cows.
..1046
..1010
3 steers. .
96
6 steers. ,
13 steers.
20 cows. . .
1 bull....
1 cow
935
9S0
.1100
.. 850
23 steers.. .,1004
8 hteers . . 976
21 steers.. ..1186
1 bull 1540 2 30
William Lockler-Ncb,
85 steers.. ..1018 3 90
A. J. Abbott-Neb.
23 cows 9ir, 2 90 4 cows....
25 steers,, ..1127 4 10 1 cow
16 cows 993 2 On
900
950
2 75
25
J. Monahan Nebraska,
19 feeders. .1019 3 90
3 cows...
. 960
. 912
,1035
2 85
2 85
3 a
1 cow 1020 2 85 .8 cows,.
1 cow SX 3 10 1 iteer.,
6 cows ... 920 3 10 5 steers . 1098 4 CO
J. P. Slbbltt-Neb.
16 cows ....$,) ?, di 4 cows...
1132
, two
2 65
5 75
3 50
1 steer lli 3 00 1 feeder.,
w. Tra.tb Nebraska.
1 feeder... 920 3 75 1 feeder... SCO
feeders..
890 3 75
D. Roberts Nebraska.
Ml 2 90 1 COW 100,)
993 3 ("I 1 cow 1010
K.
24 feeders..
3 00
3 steers.
A. M llotchklas-Neb.
5 COWS 1030 3 65 2 steers. . .
2 cows,... .1150 3 oo 2 steer.-.. ,
3 cows 916 J () IS steers ..
.mo
.112)
.1172
I 10
3 "0
I 5.
6 cows 107) 3 55
D. Snyder Neb.
27 feeders.
820 3 60
C. Thompson-Nebrnskn.
1023 2 75 9 cows 975
T. Margrovc Nebraska.
T
13 cows
c.
40 feeders..
956 4 On 2 feeders.. 10)
953 4 00 I feeder... 126,)
4 00
3 50
I feeders..
WYOMING.
i steers... .1028
4 25 16 cows ?09 3 10
I (") 21 steers. ...1151 I E0
21 steers.. ..1003
Ml Ibrook l
& L. S. Co. Wyoming.
26 str. Tex. 1312
26 steers... .1030
31 steers.... 667
4 60 22 steers.. ..1378
O . J
3 70
3 10 282 steers. ...1039
3 9i
Anderson Wyoming.
.1 73
inf.. i,.
feeders.. 875
A. Jnlberg Wyoming.
2 feeders.. 870 3 75 l feeder... S70
3 75
S. A. Anderson Wyoming.
IS feeders.. 872 3 75
J. A. Klin Wyoming,
feeders.. 631 .155 10 feeders.. 513 3 25
A. Malm Wyoming.
40 feeders.. 971 3 7o
p. swinborg Wyoming.
2 feeders.. 725 3 10 1 feeder... S0 3 15
1 feeder... 600 3 35
Ernst L. & Cattle Co. Wyoming.
10 steers.... 930 3 ro 60 steers.... MS 3 50
20 steers.... 910 3 60 41 steers.... 927 3 50
A. Folk Wyoming.
6 feeders.. 71$ 3 60 14 feeders .1010 3 Si)
S. O. Samuel Wyoming.
41 feeders.. 657 3 35
J. C. Under wood wyo.
20 steers... .1255 6 ( 1 cow 1110 4 25
Snrbotlgh Bros. yo.
27 feeders.. WO Id) 2 feeders. . 990 3 35
E. P. Shoemaker Wyoming.
73 feeders.. 1046 3 e5 5 feeders.. 1016 3 t0
Frank Benton Colo.
156 feeders. 991
3 42H
3 steers.
.. 901
..1(X)
.. Mi
..119.)
3 25
2 25
2 00
3 (
3 10
62 f coders.. 993
3 424,
fi stoers.
7 cows. .
1 cow. . .
1 bull 110)
1 bull 1210
2 bulls 1360
40
17 cnlves,
no
.1. C. mid It. llltrhrork Cnln.
115 feeders. 1040 3 7, 10 feeders.. 1010 3 00
20 feeders. .10"1 3 70
Ed Ross Colo,
75 cows 99! 3 15
tloorge F. Palnc South Dakota,
36 steers.. .1167 1 60
E. ICent-S. D.
11 steers.. ..1193 1 25 9 steers,. ..IOC'S 4 25
V. Hufford-S. I).
3 steers... .1120 3 20 I steers... .1057 3 75
A. W Andrews Idaho.
83 steels. ... 87S 3 10 IS cows 953 3 (5
43 steers.. ..1010 3 80
HOOS -There was by no means n heavy
run of hogs here today, but as other mar
kets were all quoted lower packers wero
rather bearish In their vlcun nt this point.
a lew oi mo onoicer loans wero soni cany
about a nickel lower to shippers, but pack
ers wero bidding J6.75 and 16.77V4, or dttWc
lower tnan yesterday. Hellers were holding
for better prices, so the market wns slow In
getting started.
It wns ovldent, though that packers
wanted the hogs and In order to get them
tney had to ra so their bids and flnn v
bought them 2'i'iiCc lower. Tho long string
soni at wiiii tno mux at js.y iyb.fto.
After trading woh fairly under way It did
not take long to dlsnose of the hulk of the
offerings, hut on tho extreme close tho feel
Ing was hardly as good. Representative
saies:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. Nn. Av. Sh. IT
72 344 160 6 76 M 232 160 6 fO
53 212 80 6 75 61 5.V3 16,) 6 fo
f3 20 !M 6 75 73 2"4 fO 6 SO
67 252 M 6 75 IR 2M irj 6 0
69 217 120 6 76 69 217 120 6 M
35 251 ... 6 76 63 251 fO 6 SO
4.., 232 ... 6 75 60 2SM p f,o
64 231 M 6 77i 71 272 160 6 (9
256 .,. 6 77-j 46 204 120 6 fO
62 25 11 6 77Vt 46 ) 80 $0
64 262 40 fi 77'i 71 26 l'O 6 fi
73 219 JO 6 774 f 236 W 6 5
54 239 0 6 7714 59 21 20 6 W
M 160 6 774 69 0S7 ... fci
61 239 4) 6 72i 49 247 80 6 ft)
66 1S1 ... 6 774 It 274 M 6 K0
64 2.11 250 6 lh 65 241 i) 6 So
66 221 120 i 824 7 259 SO 6 SO
M 237 200 6 S2 4 67 252 ... 6 SO
72 199 40 6 774 71 2t 12-) 6 SO
74 234 160 6 774 64 246 240 6 M
60 MS SO 6 77 4 60 260 240 6 80
56 29S SO 6 774 60 255 SO 6 SO
62 2tV) 80 6 774 66 304 ... 6 SO
67 227 SO 6 774 25 1 120 6 824
63 226 40 6 77 4 66 274 120 6 87 4
6 210 120 6 77 4 73 231 160 6 82 4
53 244 SO 6 SO 59 22 40 6 S24
79 234 160 6 SO 64 263 40 6 824
(0 315 120 6 60 CO 278 ... 6 S24
6S 292 40 6 SO 6S 271 80 6 82 4
PS 252 20 C SO 53 272 160 6 874
64 236 160 SO 71 238 40 6 574
51 245 SO '6 80 (.9 261 SO 6 824
69 240 80 6 SO H 261 200 6 824
65 230 80 80 67 299 160 6 $24
65 221 160 R to 64 263 80 6 S24
66 222 40 6 80 t( 307 10) 6 824
69 3(9 120 6 SO 54 ..252 ... 6 S24
66 250 ... 6 SO f,3 293 SO 6 85
49 295 ... 6 80 69 266 SO fi S74
74 M0 ... 0 SO 65 212 160 6 874
62 256 120 6 SO
SHEEP There were liberal offerings to
day or sheep and lambs nt tho different
markets, but there wero no very radical
changes In quotntlons. At this point the
bulk of the receipts were made up of lambs
and feeders. The mutton erodes that wero
offered wero picked up In good senson at
fully steady prices. Lambs, howover, were
siow saie, as pacKers cud not seem nt an
anxious for supplies nnd were generally
bidding a little lower than yesterday. Sell
era did not feel llko making tho concessions
asked nnd as a result It was lato before
much wns done.
Tho demand for feeders continues of quite
liberal proportions nnd steady to strong
prices were paid today for both wethers
aim lamns.
Quotations: Choice yearlings. 13.25fl3.35
fair to good yearlings, $3.0H(3.25; choice
wotners, kJ.i)3.2o; fair to good wethers,
J2.s5y3.00: cnoice ewes, J2.6052.S5: fair to
good ewes. J2.4U2.no: cho ce SDrlnir lambs.
$4.16i4.35; fall to good spring Inmbs, 13.75fj!
.io leeuer weiners, jz.,ar)a,i&; leeder lambs,
w.wbo.w. i.eprcscninuve sales:
No.
Av.
90
71
130
00
80
97
16
100
10S
65
114
64
67
65
Pr.
2 50
3 23
3 50
3 ;s
1 25
2 35
2 85
2 85
2 S5
2 cull ewes
5 cull lambs
4 native wethers....
101 Mexican lambs....
26 natlvo lambs
370 western ewes
3 western ewes
1 western ewe
663 western owes
1.303 feeder lambs
63 western wethers..
6S western lambs
4 western lambs
211 western lnmbs
3
li 25
3 60
3 00
3 60
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
rney Steers Stenily linns Dull
Shert l,iii er.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-CATTLE-R'cet)ls,
23,000 head. Including l.fOO Texnns and 6.00)
westerns; fancy steers steady, all others
lower; good to prime steers. t6.20f(6 60; noor
to medium. I4.0oli6.0): stockcrs and feed'rs,
j2.60fM.30; cows, $l.50tf) 4.75; heifers. $2.0)fi5 00;
ennners, Sl.60fl3.26; bulls, Sl.Mffl.75; calves,
S3.00iQ6.50; Texas steers, J3.00Tl.tO; western
steers. $3.65fj5,75.
HOOS-Recelpts. 28,000 head, estimated to
morrow, 25,000; left over, 5.000; dull nnd 5fi
lOo lower than yesterday; mixed nnd
butchers, S6,"0'fl7.20; good to choice heavy,
J6.85517.25; rough heavy. fC.50fi6.75; light,
J6.75fi6.95; bulk of soles. J6.75T0.9O.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 30,0V)
head; shcop steady to lower, lambs steady
to 10c lower: good to choice wethers. I3.60fi
3.60; fair to choice mixed, 53.25f3 60; west
ern Bheep. J,i.2itfi3.75: nitlvo nml:s. S1.00W
6.00; western lambs, J.1.73ff I 75.
uniciai yesterday; uecelpls, 3.931 catlr,
23.478 hogs and 2S.I62 sheep Shlpnun.s,
3,343 cattle, 3,371 hogs and 8,181 sheep.
Mew York Live SiooL" Miirliet.
NEW YORK. Kept. 25. REEVES Re
ceipts, 23,316 hend; common, steady; bulls
and cows, steady to strong; steers, Sl.SOff
6.40; no good beeves here; fat oxen rnd
sings, SI.25Hr5.00; bulls, f2.25fi3.50; cows, fl 6)
(fj'3,05. Cables quoted cattle strong, re
frigerator beef selling at 95i'Hc; shlnment.i,
150 head cattle, 3,660 quarters of beef,
CALVES Receipts, 2.606 head; mnrket ac
tive and higher; veals, J5.50ft8.75; fed calves.
Jl.25ff6.no.
, SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts. 11.618
head; sheep higher, somo sales 25c higher,
medium grades strong; sheen, J2.50fil.oo,
culls. Jl,60ffi2,25; lambs. Jt 10ii75.S74; culls.
J3.60ff4.(l; Cnnnda lambs, S5.37"4jf." 6.
HOGS Receipts, 7.187 head; Dim; stnte.
J7.25fj7.30.
St. I.nuU Live Stock Miirkrt.
ST. LOl'IS. Sept. 25.--CAlTLl-Recepts.
5 500 head, Including 2.2'") Texnns; market
steady to slow; native shipping and export
steers, Jl,85fi6.35: dressed beef and butcher
steers. SI.001S.76. fleers under 1,000 lbs.,
S3.50f5.25; Blockers and feed' rs, $2.25f(I.OO,
cows nnd heifers, J2 0Oir,.O0; canners, Jl 25?
2.25; bulls. S2.25fI.(0. Texas and Indian
steers, J3.25fj4.00, cons and heifers, 2.25ff
3.35
HOGS- Receipts. 7,900 head; mnrket 10c
lower: pigs and lights, 16 60f f2ii, nick "re
J6,70f(7(0; imtchers, tC.VAi'.i)
SHEEP AND LAM 118 Receipts, 3,00)
head; mnrket slow and weak, native mut
tons. J3OOfi3.40; lambs, J4.2Cfil.60; (,uh nil I
hucks, I2.00fi3.e0; stackers, J2.05J2.60,
Kitnsn City Llvr Stouk Mnrket. '
KANSAS CITY. Sept 25 - CATTLE- Re
ceipts, 18,300 bead; corn fed steers and
Texans ftendy. others steady to 10c lower;
iholce dressed beef steers, J5.65IJ6.10; .In r
to good, 5.t01IS,i6; stockcrs and feeder,
fi.7Kfll.25: wpRlorn fed steers. Sl.SOflJO):
western range steers, J3.50JJI.75; Texnns niul
Indians. J3.ilf3.,0. Texas cows, K,iHj,iwi
native cows. J2.SOiTt.50; helfer., $3 00118.00;
canners, J1.50h3.50; bulls, S2.25flt.Oo, calves,
$3.ifl6.tiO.
hogs Receipts, ii'.aw nenu; sienuy to i,es
lower; top, S7.12H; bulk of sales, $l.7SJJ7f5;
heavy, $7.u0fi7.124, mixed packers, J6.Wui.05l
light. J6.25ij6.75; pigs, S5.25fj6.60.
SHEEP AND LAMPS Receipt, 5,0)0
head: market 10c lower; western lambs.
13 50!i4.33; western wethers, 12. 75513.25; ewes,
j; iOf(3.W; feeders, J2.wfj3.2j, stocKcrs, Jl.i)
f2.5i).
M, .tnsrpli I, Hi Stuck Mnrket,
ST JOSEPH. Sept. 23.-CATTLE-Rei-celpts,
4.J00 head; market steady on best,
others ioiil5c lower: natives. j2.S6tfi5.30;
TCMilis and westerns, $2.70115.85; cows and
heifers, $1 75fj5.nO: bulls and st igs, $2.25ii)
l.jo; storkers nnd feeders, $1 7Slfl im; year
lings and calves, $2.001)3. 75; venl, !2.7?fT.75.
HOOS-Recelpts, 4,850 head: mnrket ste dy
to 6c lower; pigs, stenily; light and light
mixed. $6,75(i6.!,5, medium nnd henvy, $6.fS
fl,.124; pigs, JS00fiS6ii; bulk, I.76fl.7.0d.
SHEEP AND LAMHS-Recelpts, 3.5.'0
heid; market steady; top native lambs,
$1.60; top native ewes, S3 25.
Stock In SIkIiI.
The following table shows the receli'.tn of
cattle, hogs nnd sheep nt the live principal
stock markets for September 25:
, 1. IllllC. 1IUK!, OllCP
oimwi uninurt; ,,i,h
Chicago 23,fv
6.401
7.211
28.000
io.ro)
7,9,),)
4.t50
S0.0H)
6, ft)
8, in)
3,650
Ixntixns City 18,3,10
St. IjOuIa 6.5CO
St. Joseph 1,10)
Totals..
. .58,375 66,704 4,C4
Cotton .Mnrket.
NEW
YORK, Sept. 23.-COTTON-Srot
Kilyl', BnlMB '!". l,t... . . t tt...
-.. , ..im,-., milium ., o iUMOc,
,:, " - " IKItlllllllK, , ,-itm , .inn-
dljng. 8c; good middling. 7Hc: middling fair.
.- """"' i ii.iiinr, o,ih naies; siock,
,0.28 bales. Futures. Hii-nrlv Knuinmlur
78c
'Jd: October, 7,5357.55c; November,
'.50fT7.62
TAw, .....I..... . , .v. . . . ..
i.Xm .; .V . "" ' i. Jit :; uaniitiry,
4!;;2?c; April, 7.52-51 7.61c; May. 7.53fj7.55e.
ST. LOUS. Sept. 25.-COTTONQuct,
Mho lower; medium, 7"4c; snles. 325 bales;
receipts, hSOl bales; shipments, 1,297 bnles;
stock, 3.1,692 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 25.-COTTON Spot,
moderate, business unchanged to MAI
lower; American middling fair. 6 1.32,1; good
" ' "K, 4 27;3?1; middling, I 19-32d, low
middling, 4 3-16.I; good ordinary. 4 1.16,1;
ordinary, 3 13-16,1; sales. 7,000 bales, of which
BOO were for speculation and export nnd In
eluded i,,3,i American; receipts, 6,0,10 bale.
Including 6.V Amerlcnn. K-.itures opened"
quiet nnd closed quiet but steady. Amer
ican I. in. c: September. 1 29.6ld. buyers;
October, g. o. c. I 21tVlff4 22.6UI. sellers; Oc
November nnd December. 4 1564d. buyers
pecetnber nnd January. 4 1I.6ITI4 lS-6d, seL
March and April, II .f,5T 15-64,1, buvers
April and Mny. 4 15-6ld, sellers.
'AM'ESTON, Sept. 25.-COTTON-Qulei,
Sugar .Mnrket.
steady, fair refining, 314c; centrifugal, ij
test, 3i4c. Molasses sjgar, 2 31-32c. Refined
quiet; No, fi 4.66c; No. 7, 4.66c; No S
4.45c; No. 9. 4.40c; No. 10. 4.35c: No. 11. 4.S0c:
No. K. 4.30c; No. 13. 4.20c; No. 14 4205;
standard A, 5.0oc; confectioners' A. 5r.-,c;
5.10c; powdered, 6.3oc; granulated, 5.23c:
i:vnporn(cil nnd Dried Fruit,
a K9!?E.S 3r4P?RATEP
. nn, ,,in nun-i ionay, nut
1 ?," 1, y nt f""y """''Ined prlcet
CALIFORNIA DRIED KRUITS-rtuled
quiet nnd unchnncrd "incu.
Wool Mnrket.
ST. T.OIJIS. Sept. 25.-WOOI-Dull but
firm: medium grades. HHffKc: light fine
i2$c.Hc: hcnvy nnc' wwnvic: Wb wk.h2d'.
GREAT NORTHERN BUYS ROAD
Grrnt I'nlls nnd Cnnnils Itnllrrnr
Pnrclinsrrt hr thr lllll-Mnr-snn
Srndlcntn.
.
HELENA, Mont., Sept. 25. A deed trans
ferring the Oreat Falls A Canada railway to
tho flreat Northern haii been filed In Cas
cade county. The consideration named la
$750,000 and the deed Is signed by T. T. Oall
and J. J. Hill. Ry tho terms of the sale tho
Oreat Northern agrees to widen the rond to
a standard gaugo by October 30, 1902. At
a point near Sweet Grass the lino will Join
the Albortn road, which Is now being
changed lo a broad gauge as far north as
Nethhridge, the. Junction with the Northern
Pacific.
Ohio Ronds Cnimul liln tr,
COLUMRUS, 0 Sept. 25. A Joint agree,
ment consolidating the Lorain & Cleveland
Hallway company, the Sandusky Interur
ban Railway company, the Sandusky, Nnr
walk & Southern Railway company nnd th
Toledo, Fremont & Norwnlk company, un
der the name of tho Lnke Shore Electric
company, wns filed today with the secretari
of state. The capital stock of the consoll.
dtcd company is $6,000,000, of which $4,500,
000. Is common nnd $1,609,000 5 per rent pre
ferred. YVnnnsti Pnshlnu; Tnwnrd Xerr York.
COLUMnUS, 0., Sept. 25. Joseph Ram
sey, Jr., president of the Wabash railroad,
who was hero today, stated that contract!
for twenty miles of track and roadbed wcra
lot last night at n cost of $2,500,000. Ha
expects to hnve the road completed Into
New York by next yonr. Ho stnted he had
no knowledge that the Gould Interests had
been threatened If the project was not
abandoned.
TIIK REALTY MARKET.
INSTRUMENTS placed on file Wednesday,
Septembei 25:
AVnrrnnty Deeds.
R. I'. Knowllon to II. R. Patterson,
lot 22. block 6, Hemls Park ndd S 1
L I, Patterson and husband to II. P.
Knowlton. lot 22, block 6, Remls
Park arid 1
J. A. Murphy to J. R. Rrokett, lot 13,
hlock 38, Albright's Choice, nnd lot
9, block 2. Hoppe's Ronanza add T50
A. M. Phelps lo Conrad Wagner, lot
1, hlock 6, Klrkwnod ndd 6fV)
I'nlted Real Estal" and Trust com
pany to Frank Hlldek, lots 6 to 10,
Maxwell's 2,1 add., and a tract ad
Joining 1,077
L. R. Newklrk to F. W Cnrmlrhiel,
lots 17 nnd IS. block 113. and lot 19.
block 117, Dundee Place 1
Conrad Wassberg and wife (o N. J.
Roberts, iV4 lot 20, block 4, Camp
bell's add 1,300
Newton l.nnri company to T M. Mor
row. sl3S feet lot 42 In Mlbillv. n.
block A, Reservoir add., and part
of alley I
Jnmt-s Cnthroe nnd wlfo to G. W.
Dodrlll. lot 8, block 157, Grnndvlew
add
Omaha Realtv company lo F. M.
Keating, lot 5. block V, Rhl tin's add.
E. S. Mollneaux to 11. R. Iln-Ulm's,
lots 1 nnd 2. Dwlght & L.'s ndd
m
1,600
628
Total amount of transfers.
115,5-4
OI.DKST! SAPlOsr: I1KST!
WALL STREET
Jlouey Will Kuril liltf Moiillily llatnroa
The Investors Putin p;, n.m.i.Mn.ii.i.
The oluest estuli Ished in America. I
certificate holder ever lost n cent. Pay.
ments mado to all subscribers every II
days. No trouble. No delay. Money
refunded on demand. Wrlto today for
particular, free to any address.
U, i;. .MAI'lv I. X. CO,,
lludmin II it I lil 1 11 if , MriT York.
'I rti',li iiiii 1(1.111,
Boyd ComiiiisHion Co
Buciessors to James K. lioyd 4 Co..
OMAHA. NEH.
COMMISSION
(iltAI.N. PIIOVISIOJIS AMD ITOCK1.
lluhid of Trad BlldBB.
Direct wlrr-s to Chlraco and New Tark,
i!juinaeast, John ,Wmh t, Ot,
.itisvii q-.net middling upland, 8'io; mid
dling gulf, 84c; sales, 1.356 bales. Futures
quiet; September. 7.76c; November, 7.57c;
December, 7.62c; January, 7.63o; February,
',.:.nrc,l '"l'! April. 7.63c: May. 7.65c.