Nebraska Newspapers

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OMAHA. IlAlLiY
IJEE: TrnJllSDA X SKI" 1 EM ll Ell 11, 10OU. '
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
Priest Kept SUady n Account tf Small
iscsiptt.
EARLY FROSTS CAUSE SELLING IN CORN
Cattle (Meady and Government Crop
Reports Are Favorable Provis
ions Baled Doll and Sales
Were Small.
CHICAGO. Bept. 10. Speculators In the
grain msrket traded conservatively today,
pending the Issuance of the government
rrop report. Weather condition were suffl
clent to start liberal selling early In the
session, but mall rerelpta of wheat, short
took of corn and icood support In oat
kept price very steady. Contrail grades
were almost Invisible and tended to aid the
market. At the cloae of a somewhat dull
trade December wheat was a ahado up,
September corn Ho higher. lecember corn
He lower, September oat iVa"-' "P n(1
fjecember oats a shade higher. Provisions
closed 24e to 7c down.
Scarcity of spring wheat wa the princi
pal steadying factor In the wheat pit. Ca
bles wer Arm, but weather wa about all
that could be expected. At attempt was
made early to break prices by sales of
over 800.000 bushel by a leading elevator.
The fact that there waa no appreciable
slump on thla drive aeemed to Indicate to
the bull a strong poaltlon In that grsln.
In eonslderstlnn of thla Influence and the
amall northwestern primary receipt and
a developing good export demand, price
rallied. The character of the buying after
the early preaaura waa very good, but
fluctuation were narrow. December
stsrted ffVic higher at B84C to Wc, sold
to 6c and closed steady, a shade up at
4e. IxjcbI receipts were 184 car. 6 of
contract grade. Mlnneapolla and Duluth
reported a cars, making a total for the
three point of 697 car. agalnt S9o last
year and 1.00 a year ago. Seaboard olear
ancea In wheat and flour equaled Wi.ono
bushel. The seaboard reported 38 load
taken for export. "
The absence of any damaging frosts In
the corn belt started a amall early selling
movement In corn, t ash corn nan taiien
off last night and there waa something of
a reason for lower future. Country of
fering, however, dried up appreciably and
bid for more stuff started a firmer tone.
A prominent bull gave good support to
the cereal, especially September atuff. Ca
ble were steady. The government weekly
report told of good advancement toward
maturity. Late In the day some reallilng
sales took the edge off of late future.
September sold between 674c and Wc and
closed firm. He up at 6Rc. December closed
easy. Ho lower at 427'43c. Receipt were
102 car. .
Oats received fair support by a leading
professional and prices were helped against
possible slump on the weather. Long
holders had small offerings, but they were
taken In by commission houses. Early
trading waa fairly active and bullish, but
later this fell off and business was largely
of a scalping nature. Strength In wheat
and corn and lighter receipt, together
with much larger clearance, were the bull
ish factor. September sold between 34He
and 36c and closed firm. WSVie up at JtHc.
December sold at 3194c and closed steady,
a shade up at 31H&31HC. Receipt were
162 car. ' - ,
Provision were very dull and ruled
weaker. Lower hogs and a little outside
selling were the Influence. There wa
only mall support at time. January pork
closed 7H down at 114.87H, January lard
2Ho off at IS.J7H and January rib 2c
lower at 17.82.
Katimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
228 car; corn, 100 car; oats, 2O0 car; hogs,
20fio head.
The leading future ranged a follow:
fancy, small, new state full cream, colored,
10'r; while, lOtyfnirSc.
E KJS Receipts, 10.257 pkg.; barely
sttadv; sia'e and Pennsylvania, 21ff2i'c;
western candled, aKftllc; western uneandled.
i;i2ic.
Mf II-A8PK3 Firm; New Orleans', SXMor.
POI'LTRY Alive, steadv: chickens. 13Sf
)4-: turkeys, 11 13c; fowls, 13c; dressed,
easy; wentern chickens. 13c; western fowls,
U'U,c; spring turkeys, ISc.
MKT Al.S Offerings of copper were much
heavier than the demand today and valuta
were therefore generaly easier both In
the home and foreign market. The salea
movement waa light. Standard spot closed
at $ll.Of""r11 i: large IHM-u '12.26; electroly
tic. tll.ToftiH.90, and casting tt l.Taftj 11 9.
London reported a decline of Ins, closing
spot at 53. 7s. Sd. and full res at 53, 16s.
In the local market tin had few features
of interest beyond It firm tone, business
proving light. Spot closed a little higher,
at $27.0Ck-u2i.35. The advance abroad
amounted to 16s. spot closing at 124 and
future at 119.5. lead remain un
changed and Rteady and trade dull. Spot
quoted 44. Iondon closed at 10,17s,6d
unchanged. Spelter was quiet and un
changed with a small business transacted
a full rates. London wss unchanged at
19.7s.6d. In Iron there was little doing
owing to the scarcity of supplies and the
tone held firm. Warrants nominal; No. 1
foundry, northerly. tia.Hifti&.un; No, J,
foundry, northern, $23 miti 25.00; No. 2,
foundry, northern. 322.Oifti23.00; No. 1
foundry, southern, f22.orj23.00; No. 1
foundry, southern, soft, $22.OiKli'23.flO0. Glas
gow closed higher at 68s, whereas Middles
boro wa lowered to 63s, 7Vd.
OMAHA
WHOLESALES
MARKETS,
Arttcles.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
Sept. Dec.
May
Osts
a Bept.
b Sept.
b Dec.
May
Pork
Sept. Oct.
Jan.
May
Lard
Sept. Dec.
Jan.
May
Ribs
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
71f?72 72
67'
.3
34HI
8UbI
1 75
IS f
14 0
14 00
10 70
62H:
8 39
10 40
92V4
7 &2H
R8H
4.'!H;
24
85
31
71H1
8H
B7H
42
2SV
S2V,
31 4
aivsiHes.
18 7S
16 92U
14 92S4
14 UU
10 70
67H
8 87V4!
10 m
10 0514
7 &
16 75
16 80
14 85
14 00
10 70
87H
8 35
10 40
( S7H
7 77.
71'
68H
69V4,
58H'
42T(,(&45
39V&
34H
SIHH
Oi-7
1 75
16 87H
14 87H
14 W
10 70
9 67
8 37H
5 UU
10 60
10 06
7 82H
71
68H
69H
B8U
42
S9H
25T4
34H
31
S1H
16 75
1 87
14 87
10 TO
9 67
8 37
10 60
10 06
7 82
No, 2. a Old. bNew.
Cah niiotatlon were aa follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, 13.40
3.60; straight, J3.WS3 30: clear, 12.703.00;
spring special. I4.2ivrf-t.30; patent, i3.40
8.70; straights, 2.fi(r3.20.
WHEAT No. 2 spring, 71V4c; No. 3 spring,
RUft72c: No. 2 red. 72HW73c.
CORN No. 2, 69(66Sc; No. 1 yellow, 00
OATS-No. 2, 28428Hc; No. I white, 28
55C.
RYE No. 2. 61c.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting. 48635.
SEEDS No. 1 flax. SI. 38; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.38; prime timothy, $4.55; clover, con
tract grade. $8.75.
. PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $16.76
(hi 6 80. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $10.57H10 .60.
Short rlba side (loose), $IO.4OCrfl0.5O. Dry
salted shoulder (boxed). $8 87H9.00. Short
clear sides (boxed), $10.B0rqU0.75.
WHISKY Basl of high wlnea, $1.32.
The following were the receipt and ship
ments of grain yeaterday:
iteceipra. umpment.
ZZ.IMI 13.000
Conditio of Trade aatd Qaotatlona oa
Staple and Faaey Prodaea.
EaOS Candled stock, 1617c.
LIVE POILTRY-Hen. 9c; roosters,
according 10 age,. 4itfc; turkey. S.'rflOc;
Oucks and geee, futic; spring chickens,
per lb., 11c.
Hl'TTER Packing stock, 12Higi3e; choice
dairy, In tuba 13 16c; separator, 2o21c.
FRESH CAUGHT FISH Trout. 11c: her
ring, 6c; pickerel, Ac; pike, 9c; perch, 6c;
buffalo, drersed, 7c; Bunftah, 6c; blueflns,
Sc; whltetlsh. 10c; salmon. 16c: haddock, 11c;
codfish, 12c; redsnapper, 10c; lobsters, boiled,
per lb., 27c; lobster, green, per lb., 26c;
bullhead, 10c; catfish, 13c; black baa, lsc;
halibut, 11c.
CORN 62"?
OATS Old, 48c; new, 36c.
R RAN Per ton. $14.
H KY Price quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hay Dealers' aasociatlon: Choice No. 1 up
land, $8; No. 1 medium, $7.60; No. 1 coarse,
$7. Rye straw, $6.60. These price are for
hay of good color and quality. Demand
fair; receipt light.
OYSTER8 Standards, per can. 30o; extra
selects, per can, 37c; New York counts, per
can, 46c.
VEGETABLES.
NEW CELFRY Kalamaxoo, per do., 30c;
Kearney, per do., 3f4i60c.
POTATOES New. per bu., 2530c.
SWEET POTATOES Per lb., 2o.
GREEN ONIONS Per dor. according to
size of bunches. 15'Q20c.
TI KNIFB-W tu., auc.
BEETS Per basket, 40c.
GREEN CORN Per do.. Be.
CUCUMBERS Per bu., 25c.
RADISHES Per do., 10c.
WAX BEANS Home grown, per market
basket, 26c; string bean, per market basket.
sac.
CABBAGE California or home grown.
new. lc.
ONIONS New home crown. In sack, oer
DU., DOC.
TOMATOES Per market basket, 4&0c.
NAVY BEANS Per bu., $2.18.
FRUITS.
PEACHES California late Salways. 75
80c; Colorado, T&ti-Ubc.
PLUMS California, per 4-baaket crate.
fancy, $1.25; California egg, per box, $1.10;
California green Gage. (1.10: home grown.
per 8-lb. basket, 16ijlhc; Colorado and Idaho,
per 4-baaket crate, xo.8MuU.uo.
tKi'iNij rer dox. ii Hungarian, ii.za.
PEARS California, per box. $1.75: Clapp'
Favorite, Colorado, $1.65; Utah cannula
SIOCK, $1.00.
AfhUbtl summer varieties, psr lii.,
CANTALOUPE Genuine R. F.. per crate.
xz.ouBZ.zn.
CRABAPPLES Per bbl., $3 60. ,
WATERMELONS Crated. 1520c.
GRAPES Home grown, per Wb. basket.
zzc; loaays, per crate, i.ia.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
BANANAS Per bunch, according to le,
$2.262.76.
LEMONS-Callfornla, $4.0064.25; Messlnas,
$4.6016.00.
ORANGES Valencia, $4.7566.00; Mediter
ranean nweets, $4.nop4.z&.
PIN EAPPLES Per crate, $4.254.50.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY New Utah, per 24-frame case.
X3.M.
CIDER New York. $3.75.
HIDES No. 1 green, 7c; No. green, 6c
No. 1 salted. 8c: No. 1 salted. 7Hc: No. :
veal calf. 8 to 1?H lbs.. 8Hc: No. 2 veal calf,
12 to 15 lbs, 6c; dry hides, 812c; sheep
pelts, 7dc; norse niae, li.&yui oo.
POPCORN Per lb., 5c; shelled. 6c.
NUTS Walnut. No. 1 soft shell, per lb
12c; hard shell, per lb.. UHc; No. 2 soft
shell, luc: No. i hard shell, 9c; Brazils, per
lb., 14c: Alberta, per lb., 12w, almonds, soft
hell, 16c; hard shell, 16c; pecans, large,
per lb., 12c; small, 10c; cocoa nuta, per do.,
6oc.
OLD METALS A. B. AlDern ouotes the
following prices: Iron, country mixed, per
ton, $u; iron, stove plate, per ton, ; cop.
braas, llgnt, per lb., 6Ho; lead, per ID., fc;
sine, per id., 2vc: ruDoer,
heavy, per lb., 8Hc
; lead, per I
, per lb., 6Vic,
aim mod Preivlalaaa.
Flour, bbl.,
Wheat, bu..
Corn. bu....
Oat, bu..,..
Rye. bu...'..
. liarley. bu...
..450.000
..263.000
. .720.000
.. 38,000
.. 70.000
27,000
181,000
155.000
26,000
' 2.000
On the. Produce exchange today the but
ter market wa firm; creamerle. 16H21c;
' dairies, 14HP18c. Cheese, steady, lOVtf lOC.
Eggs, .steady; fresh, 18c.
KBW YORK UUNKRAL MARKET.
aefatlo of tha Day aa Varlo.s
Commodities. ,
NEW TOOK. Sept. 10.-FLOUR-Receipt.
18.740 barrels; exports. n,0i2 barrels. Mod
erately active and firm. Winter patents
f3&K!T3; winter straights, $3.4)3.5o; Min
nesota patents, $3.80jrf.OO: winter extras,
$3.Krf320; Minnesota bakers, ?.n'3:Jo;
winter low grades, $2.80tfi'3.00. Rv flour,
quiet; fair to good, $3,8ir4.40. Buckwheat,
dull. $1.76(94 26; bid according to delivery.
CORNMKAI-Klrm ; yellow western. $1.34;
Brsndywlne. $3 S0(n3.60; city. $1 32.
RYE Quiet: No. ! western. 6Hc, f. o. b.
afloat; No. 2, 663jS6Hc. track; state, 55c. e.
i. f.. New York.
BAKLEY-Steadyr' feeding. 45c; malting,
B1WV. c. I. f. Buffalo.
w titiAT Keceipts. Vil.fOb bushels; ex
port. 198.222 bUHhtls. fcipot steady; No. 2
red. ibfcc, elevator; No. 3 red, 75Vc, f. o.
b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth, 7Hc,
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 hard. Manitoba, f. o.
b. afloat.. . Options developed considerable
strength today on a small northwest move-
nr.rnt, fear cf a possible bullish crop re
port, steadlnesa abroad, strength In corn
extra clearances. higher outside mar
vels ana local covering, with a final re
action due to small export trade, the mar
ket cloaed easy at a partial Vc net ad
vance. May. 74H'4o. closed 74Hc; Sept.,
T'o-.6Hc, oioel . 76c; December, 73MJ
i-ioc, rifsea ivc.
. CORN Keceipts. $,150 bushels; spot
steady; No. 3, uc elevator and 70c f. o. b.
afloat; No. X yellow, 71e; No. 1 white. 71c.
Option market after a brief opening weak
Itss due to realising and a favorable
weather map rallied and was firm all day
en higher cables, predictions of frost In
Nebraska, talk of bullish crop figures,
small receipts and covering. In the last
few mlnu'ea It eased off, however, with
wheat and closed unchanged to H net
higher; May. 44(;44tc, closed 44Hc; Jan
uary. 47HJOt7Sc, closed. 7Hc; September,
fctofcaic, closed, 6Sc; December. 44HI&49C.
closed, 4o.
OATS Receipts. 105.000 bushels; exports,
1W.UWI bushel. Spot, quiet; No. 2, !tfe;
No. I, while. S5o; track white. Sjilic.
Option market waa fairly active and hlahtr.
Ir.fluenced by the small receipts, toxelhtr
wun sirengin 'n other grains. September.
S.ii'JjVjC, closed Xc: December, 3DS- closed
HAY Quiet; shipping. $5.60t5.57.
HOPS 1rm.
HIDES Firm: Galveston. 20 to 21 lbs
lc; California. 21 to Si lbs., 19c; Texas dry.
zt 10 sit ins., i&c.
LEATHER Firm.
WOOI, Dull.
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; cut meat
steady. Lard firm; western steamed, $l0.ij
refined Arm; continent, $1180; South Anwr
lea, $U.W; compound. $7.76q.OU. Po'.'k
teady; mesa. 8ia2bu 19.26.
POTATO EaV-Flnn.
TALLOW-Dull; city. tQc; country.
bL'TTER Receipts. 3.101 pkg.; steady
' stata dairy. UWja'Juc; creamery, extra. 21c
i June creamery, common to choice, 16Htr
I V.e-'
i CHEESE Reeelpta, 1108 pkg ; steady;
I tsjutjr, Uige colored, loci white, !ialuc;
St. Loals Gral
ST. lJDVia. Sept. 10. WHEAT Higher,
No. 2 red, cash, elevator, 6tc; track, 67
67c; September, 644c: December, esGevic
May. 68Hc: No. 2 hard 8HQ70c.
CORN Higher: No. 2 cash, 60c; track
61c; September, bbc; December, 86Vc; May
36HC.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash. 29He; track,
30f3oyc; September, 2Hc; December, 27Hc
May, -50; imo. z wnue, ao'fljoc.
RYE Uuiet at 60Vc.
PROVISIONS-Pork. steady; lobbrng. old,
$16.85: new. $17.2&. Lrd. steady at $10.30.
METALS Lead, steady at $4.02H. Spelter,
quiet at $6.15.
POL blur-steany ; cnicKena, ioc; spring.
10SllHc; turkeys, 12c; duck, 7Ho; geese,
4Hc.
butter steady; creamery, uxtrilo;
dairy, 14gl7c.
euoo itigner; tvvtc, toss on.
FLOUR Quiet; red winter patents, $3.15
63.26; extra fancy and straight, $2.(3.10;
clear. $2.7062.80.
SEED Timothy, $3.00(84.06.
CORNMEAL Steady, $2.90.
BRAN Dull, weak; sacked, east track,
6364c.
HAY Dull heavy; timothy, $8.0011.00;
prairie. $6.00(59.00.
WHISKY-Steady. $182.
IRON COTTON TIES $1.07.
regular and closed quiet. During the last
profit takings were effected and prlcea
cloned heavy. The private rate of discount
a as 1 13-16 per rent.
PARIS. Sept. 10. Three per cent rente,
11 f 37Vc for the account Sapnlsh fours,
8i27. . ,
BERLIN, Sept. 10 Exchange on London
2o marks, 4Ki pfgs for checks.
LONDON. tept. Us Calcutta linseed spot,
51s 3d. Turpentine spirits, 33 6d. Beet
sugar, September, 6s.
ft EW YORK STOC KS ASD BOSD9.
Tendeaey of Market Irregalar, lat
Coaslderahle Strength Malatalaed.
NEW YORK. Sent. 10 For the most part
he tendency of today market was Irreg
ular, though it had considerable strength,
wnicn was well malnimneu unin ine mei
hour. About that time rumors of the
serious Illness of Russell Sage caused a
selling movement In the Gould stocks, the
remainder of the list being sympathetically
fleeted. Condition as a wnoie lavoreu
higher prices. London reported a strong
lone for Americans and gold Importations
were announced. Call money, though nom
inally as high as 9 per cein. was actually
haraiy higher than " per cent. Crop news
was encouraging and early advices told of
truce between tne rennsyivania ana
Gould Interests. Largely as a result of
these last rumors and aided by clever
manipulation, Pennsylvania and Baltimore
Ohio, whose interest are virtually lueni-
cal. advanced over a point each and the
Gould stocks also gained. In the same
move Improvement was shown hy Louisville
isasnvine, mock lsiana, new iora cen
tral, Illinois Central and the Wabash, but
the Industrial list was neglected, save lor
some activity and better prices in the lias
stock and American Ice preferred. During
a brlet nalt toward tne ena or tne nrsi
hour, during which the list sagged, there
came an active demand for Union paclnc,
Reading, Manhattan, Atchison and some of
the specialties.
At the same time there was some selling
of Missouri Pacific by the brokers who Had
been active or. the other side. St. Paul, on
persistent rumors of an increased dividend
Monuay, further advanced, and Reading
strength was well maintained in spile of
obvious profit-taking in Pennsylvania,
Baltimore &. Ohio and New York Central.
United States Steel shares were taken bp.
the common being extensively traded In
and simultaneous strength wa shown by
Tennessee Coal and other stocks or that
class. There was no news to account for
the Increased Interest In these Issues other
than the general prosperity of the steel and
Iron trade. In the miscellaneous list the
shares of the express companies advanced
rrom i to t points on very light trading.
Westlnghouse Electric and Pere Marquette
gained 6 points each. Tne feature of the
last hour was a 3-point decline in Missouri
Pacific and the recessions in the standard
railway list, Including Baltimore Ohio,
Norfolk & Western. Heading. St, Paul and
New York Central.
The silling movement wiped out the
greater part of the day's gains and in some
instances caused net losses, Bt. Paul and
Missouri Pacific making the most serious
decline. New high record for the day in
cluded St. Paul, Missouri Pacific, Rock
Inland. Baltimore & Ohio. Reading first
preferred. Southern Pacific, Missouri Kan
sas at Texas preferred, Wabash common
and preferred. Wheeling & Lake Erie sec
ond preferred. Bt. Joseph & Grand Island
first preferred, Keokuk & Des Moines,
Westlnghouse, Republic Iron and Steel and
American Car and Foundry. The new Is
sues of the Rock Island company were
again the feature on the curb, the 4 ner
cent bonds selling up to t94 on transaction
aggregating aoouc ii.uuu.uuu. London
operations here amounted to perhaps 50,000
snares, very equally divided as to pur
chases and salea. Increased public Interest
was reported by leading commission house
and the day's business, which was in ex
cess of 1,200,000 shares, was well distributed.
money conditions were somewhat easier,
but the lose of cash by the bank to the
ubtreaBury continued, and last week's sur-
lua reserve was Dractlcallv obliterated
he gold movement from Australia Is llkelv
mbuuib luiimuttuie proportions, f oreign
exchange broke 7 nolnta earlv in the nnv
There were no transfers hv the mhtpdutirv
1 I . J ..
wuiiu mm rci inmiiiainea a nrm tone
during the greater part of the rty. decpito
me neavy realising in waDasn debentures,
which depressed them 2 point.
Th, mnrkA .1,1 in . 1 A.
- .v i , . duiu vlt i , j lummy will)
mo uecune in biocks. i otai sales,- par
T.u. p,w,.ww, uiuiru maies oia 4 de
clined H ner cent, and the new
tered, advanced He. and the new 4s, coupon,
TV Vs veil via mo ihbi call.
The following are the closing price on
me now inrx biock exenange:
Atchison 4 go. Rallwar
do pfd 1(M do pfd
Biltlmora Ohlo....ll(7i Tei t PtclBc.
.. " Toledo, 81. L. A
..1414s do Dfd
.. , Union Paclflc
.. 6S do pfd ,
.. 42 Wsbuh
.. 74 i do pfd
..214 Wheeling A L. K.
.. MT do id ptd
.. wis. Central
.. 4 do pfd
Adams Ex
American Ex
.. 2-1i I'niud Mutas Ex..
.... 1 Wolli-Ftrno Ex...
....10$i? Amal. Copper ....
.... MSt Anier. Car 4b T
.... 7 do pfd
.... li Anur. Lin. Oil ...
....17Sii do pfd
,...I5 Amor. 8. A R
.... 41 do pfd
.... 6'i Anic. Mining Co..
.... 42', Brooklyn 11. T
.... 70, Colo. Fuel A Iron.
. , . . 67 Con. Oaa
....!00 iCont. Tobacco pfd I23'i
....100 en. Electric lttt't
.... , nociini vl ...
171 A Inter, fapor
.... do pfd
.... 44 Laclede (tea ....
.... 6 I National Hlacult
1M National Load ,
....lMVNo. American ..
....147Paclnc Coast ...
29 I'aclnc Mall
OMAIU LIVE STOCK MARKET
Bf Stetrs, Gw and Good Tteder 8Utdy,
but Gammon Fttdsr Lvwer.
HOGS GENERALLY FIVE CENTS LOWER
Very Light Reeelate of Sheep as
Market Rated Active ! Stronger,
While Lamb Held Steady aad
(isod Feeder Stroa.
Receipt were:
Olficlal Monday
Official Tuesday ...
Official Wednesday
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 10.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
, iv.nio
6.1ol
,. ,u
27.483
16.1 1
3.310
Three day this week..20.!59 10.9M 4.K2
Same days last week. .. .l,7iS s,727 8J.tl
Same week before 26.6" 6 11.34 Oi.2!l
fame three weeks ago. ..20.771 23,371 40,862
Same four weeks ago.... 14, 446 24. SO 39, si
fame oaya last year 11,280 31,281 ai.zw
RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipt of
rattle, hog And sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, with comparison with
last year
ly. 101. Inc.
Cattle 562,219 491.143 71.076
Hogs LW6.&77 l.ti.617 23.060
Sheep 772.443 61,489
ins following table snow the average
price ot hog sold on the South Omaha
market the last several day, with com
parisons with former years:
do pfd
Canadian Pacific....
Canada Bo
Chaa. A Ohio
Chicago A Altoa ..
do pfd
Chicago A E. III.,
Chicago A a. W...
do 1st pfd
do Id fpd
Chlcaso A O. W...,
C. H. I. A P
Chlcaso Ter. Tr.
do ptd
C. C. C. A St. L...
Colorado 80 ,
do 1st pfd ,
do td pfd
Del. A Hudson.
Del. L. A W...,
Denver A R. O.,
do pfd
Eria
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Oraat Nor. pfd
Hocking Valisy ..
do pfd
Illinois Central ...
Iowa Central
do pfd
Laka Eria AW...
L. A N
Manhattan L
Mat. Bt. Rr
Mei. Central
Mex. National ....
Minn. A Bt. h
Mo. Pacific
U , K. A T
do pfd
N. J. Central
N. Y. Cantral ....
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ontario A W
Pennsylvania
Raadlns
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
St. L. A 8. P
do 1st pfd.......
do 2d pfd
St. L. 8. W
do pfd
St. Paul
do pfd
So. Pacific
Ex-divldend.
40
HI
624
W. in",
464k
niH
VI
S7
53
.... l
414
1
Mlk
;:o
..2o
..160
..247
.. S6
.. Bl
.. 13'
.. 53
.. 47
.. 7
..107
.. 70
124
20
,.. ao
..114
.. S44
1M
People's Gas
Pressed 8. Car ,.
do pfd
Pullman P. Car
Republic Btsel ..
do pid
..14 Sugar
74
... s
... .1414
...1U1
... 744
...
... n
... (i
... 87
77
... IT
... 7Mi
... 1114
...IDS
...
Iron
P...
Tenn. Coal
tnton Pag
do pfd
U. 8. leather
do pfd
U. 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. 8. Steal
do pfd
Western Union ...
Amsr. Locomotive.
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
... 8H
...411
... I3
...121'.
... 7i.
...
. ..lUi'-fc
... K.14j
... MS
...Z40
... a
... 24
..no
.. 7i0i
.. 1G
.. 0
.. 13
.. 17
.. &y
.. 4m
.. !
.. 6T
.. 3.1 s
.. 94
.. 3D
.. 40
Date. I 1JM2. 101.100.1S99.1K8. 11897. 189.
Al'gust 18 7! I 4 K 4 47 I 6 I M 1 (2
August ll 72WI I n
ALgust Soi 7UV.I t 7 OS
August 21 861,1 i 021
August 22 7 0041 t 87 I 01
August M VKVil 1 4 7 4 41 1 74 3 U
August 24 1
Ausiust 26i 7 10U
August ii 7 ao'i 6 n
ajhusi 21 I vt-., B ui
August 28 j 7 2t S 00
b 1 6 U2 4 42! S ?1
bept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
pt.
Sept.
7 32
7 42V
7 36V
7
I 44
7
7 514,
d 11
121
August fe 7 16- 6 03 t 02,
AUgdSl 111
Sept. 1...
3...
...
4...
6...
& 051
4 S6
W
6 1!
6 051
t 04
6 12l
6 08 t 02
15, 6 0S
2
6 34
6 30
8 37
I 7 4841 45
6 08
6 051
5 081
4 t0 I 7 I 73. I'M
4 42 7 I 3
431 I 111
4 40 I 76!
4 31 I 72
I I 7ul
4 4M
4 42 3 70,
4 40 I 70;
4 If I I S3
4 20 I 61
4 141 I ft)
I I 651
4 19!
4 22 I 62
4 23 I
4 SOI 3 53
5 10 4 0 I 60
I 4 28) 3 61
S 161 I I 66
a
I 7 I 86
I 81
I II
4 V2i
I V
I 1
I
3
4 07
4 041
a
4 05
4 02
I 7
a 74
3 r
1 m
X 14
a
1 n
1 77
4 07 1 2 81
2 81
1 71
2 76
a 78
4 001 I 81
3 94 i 81
3 931 2 b6
1 170 I an .. fi IK
I mil t 4 111 ' "
1 loan 1 11, 1 nj 1 10
1 1 I M 14 n t is
1 1170 1 74 14 W,7 1 to
K t SS 471 1 n
4 ! I W 1 1110 0
BULLA.
1 1M t S I I
1 Ml IN 1 1120 I M
1 111 SO 1 1IM I 00
1 USD to 1 120 I 0
1 1110 I 40 1 M) 14
STOCK COWS AND HEIFERS.
1 41 I M It 740 I H
1 4T.7 I IS t 430 I IK
1 40 i 7! I..... 404 IS
1 490 (K
STOCK CALVES.
I m i m 1 si 4 40
1 170 1 tf, 1 to 4 40
1 400 4 00 1 no 6 00
STOCK ER.8 AND FEEDERS.
1 100 46 4 44 4 04
1 64 I 40 S4 4 00
1 UN I HO 4 74 4 14
1 M 0 If 447 4 It
t 414 4 20 ii 46! 4 14
1 TOO I AO
19 feeders.. 1027
22 feeders.. 1044
12 feeder.. 750
24 feeders..
NEBRASKA
4 40
2 feeders,
13 feeders..
37 feeders..
93 feeders..
I feeders..
6 feeder....
1 feeder...
44 feeder..
I feeder..
4 feeder..
12 heifers..,
I helfei
1174
958
989
734
4M
610
1067
1116
795
, 726
6S0
6 heifer... 950
1 bull .1000
6 cows,
I cows.
26 cows....
8 cow....
8 cows...,
1 bull.....
1 bull
1 cow
43 cows...,
10 calve..
I bulls...,
29 heifer.
964
. 850
. 876
. 993
.1056
.1530
.1000
. 870
,. 75
. 887
. 725
.. 527
4 70
1
1 80
t 00
3 40
I 90
3 90
4 10
I 75
I 60
4 40
4 40
8 30
a 25
I 00
a 85
1 25
a so
a 60
a 05
2 95
2 65
a 60
1 30
a 00
2 60
2 95
I 26
I 35
COLORADO.
2 cows.. ...1026
1 cow li'O
1 cow..
63 cows....
12 cows....
4 cows....
1 cow
1 cow
106 cows....
18 cows....
4 cows....
47 cows....
4 cows....
l.cow
1 cow
1 cow
1 cow
1180
. 919
. 911
. 907
. 980
. 950
. IW0
. 950
. 912
.1004
. 912
.1270
.1080
. 840
.1370
I bull 1200
I calve... 235
17 feeder.. 756
6 feeders.. 7
4 feeders.. 817
8 feeders.. 731
21 feeder
16 calves.
15 calves.
81 heifers.
3 heifer.
8l
281
273
64S
690
a m
4 00
a 00
a 05
2 80
a 50
a 40
3 20
3 20
1 00
2 60
1 30
I 35
4 00
4 10
I 00
1 00
2 SO
3 50
4 30
1 10
a 25
4 00
a 45
4 tV
3 00
3 70
2 00
Indicate Sunday.
YESTERDAY S SHIPMENTS.
The following list shows the number of
cars of feeder shipped to the country
yesterday and their destination:
Cattle Car.
J. B. Uurgeso, Kennard. Neb. F. E a
K. Rabeler, Hill Siding Neb. F. E I
W. U Sconce, Pender, Neb. F. E 1
R. U. Roberts, Arlington, Neb. F. E 1
Hord Cattle Co.. Uelarade. Neb. U. P.... 1
Illinois Cat. Co., Silver Creek. Neb. U. P. 2
warwocK ot Co.. Wayne. Keo,-M. cx u.... s
Jed Perry, Wayne, Neb. M. ok O X
L. E. Ulldersleve. Wavne. Neb. M. aV O.. 8
E. P. Ustick. Lyons, Neb. M. 4k 0 3
U. W. Davis. Lvons. Neb. M. V 0 1
John Rlnderbagen, Oakland. Neb. M. 4 O t
c. Huston, nusnvuie, 111. 44 ,
W. T. Bell, Tabor, la. Q 1
Atlas Dist. Co., Peoria, 111. O, 11
Isaac Bates. Mt. Pleasant, la. Q I
M. K. Boshart. ML Pleasant, la. Q I
W. F. Sater, Mt. Pleasant, la. Q
B. Wray & Bon, Creston, la. Q a
T. P. Sullivan. Cumberland. Ia. VI......... 1
Harry Dunbar, Henderson, 111. Q 1
w. . otto, uanvers, lu.u. 1
Globe Dlst. Co., Pekin, IU. Q 4
Peter Anderson, Mile, I a. Mil 1
F. Schoenfeld. Charter Oak, la. Mil I
H K TViraln, Chnrter Onk, la Mil 1
C. Peterson, Underwood, la. Mil 1
Charles Miller, Olln, la. Mil S
William Lee, Charter Oak, la. Mil 1
John Theiitnan, Charter Oax. la. Mil.... 1
H. W. Boeck. Manilla, la. Mil 1
James Richardson, Vail, la. N. W 1
Thomas Adams, Vail, la. N. W 4
Hy Fltsglbbons, Mo. Valley, la. N. W.. a
J. M. Feddersen, Bryant, la. N. W a
Theo. Helmke, State Center. Ia N. W.... a
Elffert Bros.. West Bide, la. N. W 1
Chris Oloe, Dow City, la. N. W 1
A. Blum, Delolt, la. I. C a
J. Frahm, Eells, la. 1. C 1
Axtel Segerstrom, Delolt. Ia. I. C 1
John Tlmm. Delolt. Ia. I. C 2
Fred M. Fuller. Webster City. Ia. I. C.. i
W. R. Graham, Webster City, Ia. I. C... 1
Bremmer & P., Ioway Falls, la. L C 4
W. L. Latta. Logan.- Ia. I. C 1
J. A. Wilson, Morris, III. R. I a
H. G. Lowe, Carson. Ia. R, 1 1
A. Hayes, Keota, Ia. R. I a
William Wallace, Oriswold, la R, I X
Johnson Bros., Menlo, la. R. I a
T. H. Mllllns, Waukee, Ia. R. 1 3
V. W. Butler, Hancock, Ia. R. 1 1
Zcth & 8.. Mfnden, la. R. 1 1
A. N. Oaylord. Atlantic. Ia. R. I a
Main & O., Prairie City, Ia. R. 1 6
J. Morlan. Oriswold, Ia. R. I a
W. J. Kennedy, Imogene, Ia. Wab a
J. E. Dempsey, Keytesvllle, Mo. Wab.. 1
T. W. Mclntire, Dawsonvllle, Mo. Wab.. 2
T. Stile, Hamburg, la. K. C 1
H. Claln, Tarklo, Mo. K. C a
P. McKenzie, Tarkio, Mo. K. C 2
Sheep D. D.
J. W. Smith. Bennett, Neb. B. A M 1
Gus E. May, Bennett, Neb. B. & M X
C W. Likes, Schuyler. Neb. U. P 1
C. P. Gilbert. Weeping Water, Neb. M. P. 1
L. B. White. Tekamah. Neb. M. & O.... 2
Grant Pilling, Macedonia, Neb. Q a
J. C. Vlvion, Columbia. Mo. Wab 3
J. M. Dlghton, Monticelio. 111. Wab. 9
C C. Cunningham, Kennard, Neb. F. E.. 1
Rhea Bros.. Arlington, Neb. F. E a
The official number ot cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Road. Cattle
C. M. A St. P. Ry.. ..
O. & St. U Ry 1
Mo. Pacific Ry 11
Union Pacific 81
C. & N. W. Ry
F. E. A M. V 98
C, St. P. M. & O. ,. ..
R. Sc. M. R. R. R. .. 44
C. B. & Q. Ry...-; ..
K. C. & St J 1
C, R. I. & P., east.. 1
C, R. I. & P., west.. 1
Illinois Central
8 feeder.. 941
1 feeder... 9i0
1 feeder.. 1190
1 feeder... 1200
1 feeder... 820
16 feeders.. 1051
4 feeders.. IO116
1 feeder... 1020
18 feeders.. 770
1 feeder... 800
20 feeders.. 1081
4 calves... 4!6
4 calves... 425
2 calves... 250
1 calf 21"0
1 calf 610
1 calf 390
11 heifer.. 820
11 heifer.
1 heifer..
1 heifer..
2 heifers.
1 heifer..
2 feeder
670
796
730
655
620
900
4 COW 964
1 cow im
1 cow 1090
14 cows 1006
2 cows 975
1 cow 800
1 cow 1000
1 cow 1040
3 cows 976
I cows 1003
1 cow 1300
7 cows 867
14 cows 873
2 cows 815
1 cow 630
2 cows 880
1 bull 1750
1 calf Z.V)
1 calf 170
2 calves.
3 calve,
lcalf....
180
126
150
1 heifer.
1 heifer...
1 heifer...
1 cow
1 cow
14 cowl....,
21 cow
22 cow
2 cow
820
700
400
9H0
950
993
A.
993
859
945
9 cows..
2 cow..
6 cows....
1 cow ,
1 cow
1 cow
.1194
. 9S6
980
830
890
80O
1 cow 10i
8 cows 1052
.1191
.1040
. 960
49 cow.
R.
.1069
,1010
G.
1 COW 860
7 cow 977
25 cow 1056
22 cow..
1 cow. . .
,. 869
.1040
4 00
4 15
4 16
3 50
4 15
4 15
4 15
3 60
3 90
X 00
4 15
a 25
4 75
4 75
8 25
3 25
3 25
8 00
a 00
a 00
2 60
a 60
a 60
3 60
8 feeders.. 633 X 25
2 95
3 00
2 75
2 76
a 00
a 20
Ramsberg Neb,
S 40 6 cows...
2 95 3 cow...
8 40 lcow....
Hllllard St L. Neb.
943 I 26 6 cows...
Waggoner Neb.
3 25 lcow....
8 26
W. Haney Neb.
O OV NWWBi.,
8 60 4 COWS...
8 40
Modlsett Bros. Neb.
40 feeder.. 1264 70 20 steer.
3 steers... 14(0 4 50
J. Llvermont Neb.
t feeder.. 963 8 85 X cows...
6 feeder raft I M 7 rows . .
a cow 1010 1 15
H. Greer Neb.
10 cow 820 8 05 1 feeder... 730
1 cow 1000 3 05 5 feeder.. 808
24 cow 834 8 0S 19 feeders.. 733
2 cow 915 a 75 I cow 1080
1 cow 1060 3 25 1 COW 1080
1 COW 1240 2 76
J Rook Neb.
61 steer... .1077 a 10
C. Haney Neb.
lcow 1100 4 25 1 feeder... 880
19 cow 858 8 30 4 steers... .1090
11 cow 1028 8 80 I steers. ... 970
D. T. Taylor Neb.
17 feeders.. 1097 4 35 6 cows 1090
8 feeder.. 1336 3 60 13 cow 1007
Joe Rook Neb.
8 feeders. . 958 8 80 1 feeder,
48 feeders. .1003 4 00 -
J. Peck Neb.
2 cow 1100 4 00 1 bull 1220
1 cow 1300 a 00 1 feeder... 910
4 cowl 1042 8 00 12 feeders.. 972
1 feeder... 1060 3 65 1 feeder... 920
1 bull 1350 2 65 1 bull 1050
A. J. Hoch Neb.
28 feeder.. 954 4 30 1 feeder.. 964
William Molsohn Neb.
I steers.... 940 8 60 4 feeders.. 7S6
3 steers. . ..1013 2 50 6 feeder. .1100
1 cow 760 3 25 7 feeder.. 1061
lcow...... 1120 3 66
J. C Rlrker Colo
31 feeder.. 716 4 45 4 feeders.. 746
Fred Greve Colo
2 75
1 00
3 20
3 20
3 20
2 75
2 76
3 20
8 20
3 20
3 46
2 60
2 50
2 50
2 50
a 50
2 60
4 75
5 00
6 00
6 00
6 00
3 80
8 00
2 65
2 60
2 60
2 00
2 66
8 20
a 40
2 96
a 40
I 00
I 26
,. 90a
.1060
8 85
a 60
.1273 4 60
.Ms
a is
S 15
a 65
3 65
4 10
3 76
2 7s
4 25
4 25
4 25
I 60
8 00
1020 a 60
2 60
3 65
3 65
3 60
a 65
a 60
4 25
a 65
4 05
Liverpool Grata aad Provisions.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 10. WHEAT Spot,
No. 2 red western, winter, dull. 6 ItAtd;
No. 1 northern, spring, 6s 4d; No, 1 Califor
nia, steady, 6s 4d; futures, quiet; Sep
tember, 6s ll4d; December, 6 10d.
CORN Spot, quirt; American, 6s lid; fu
tures, quiet; October, 6s ZA November,
nominal; December. 4s Ad.
PROVISIONS Bacon, Cumberland cut,
firm, 61s; long clear middles, light. Arm.
60s: leng clear middle, heavy, firm. R9s 6d:
short clear backs, firm, 69s 6d. Shoulders,
square, firm. 53 6d.
Toledo Grain and Seed.
TOLEDO, O.. Sept. 10. WHEAT Dull,
steady; cash, 72Hc; September, 72"c; De
cember, 72c; May, 72Hc.
CORN Dull, steady; September, 604c;
December. 41c; May. 38c.
OATS Dull, easy; September, 31VC; De
cember, Sl'fcC.
SEED Clover, more active and easier;
October. Ii.42; January, ea.274; prime tim
othy. 11.96.
RYE 52c.
OIL North Lima, 89c; South Lima and
Indiana, 84c
Mllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 10. WHEAT
Higher; r7o. 1 northern, 73c; No. 3 north
ern, il'OiZc; Lecemoer, on'fcc.
RYK riteaav; is o. 1, oivJja:e.
BARLEY Firm; No. I, 6b4Uc'; sample,
40tj2c.
, , LJ NT nMmlwr AWLt, ,M
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 10-MONEY-On call,
firm, 648 per cent; closing bid and asked
6fr7 per cent; prime mercantile paper, 5fr?6U
per cent; sterling exchange, weak, with ac
tual business In bankers' bills at 84 86IJ5
for demand and at 14. 84675(4. 8376 for sixty
days bills; posted rates, l4.B414rm.85 rnd
$4.87&4.87H; commercial bills, 4.s275&4.7325
SILVER Bar, - 61Jc; Mexican dollar
40Ve.
BONDS Government, Irregular; state. In
active; railroad, steady.
The closing quotations on bonds are as
follows:
ogs. Sh'p.
21 ;.'
65 13
21 calves.
1 calf....
22 cows...
34 cows...
.1 bull....
I calves.
1 calf ,
3 heifers..
2 cows....
5 heifers..
2 heifer..
8 feeder.
17 cows....
a cow....
1 cow
4 feeders. ,
. 273 6 00
,. 230 3 00
.. 775 2 45
.. 846 3 00
..1380 2 26
William Hoonan Colo.
2 bulls 1000
1 heifer... 710
36 heifers.. 64
6 heifers.. 646
1 cow 1190
9 cows...
2 cowa...
cows...
iron
10 strs.Tex.1042
17 steers.... 9U7
46 steers.. ..1047
2 steers.... 960
85 steers.. ..1026
1 oull 1070
1 cow 790
930 3 60 2 cows 825
. 790 2 40 3 cows 970
680 2 75 7 cows 800
606 8 10 1 cow 1020
. 511 4 50 2 feeders.. 545
J. R. Haynes Colo.
.1066.3 10 8 calves.... 477
. 990 2 75 4 calves.... 312
, 890 2 75
J. C. McCurdy Colo.
790 a 80
8. B. Patterson Colo.
4 00
8 10
2 75
2 75
2 25
I 75
3 00
1 76
2 65
2 75
3 25
2 75
3 60
4 76
900 2 90 1 calf 300 3 66
. 705 2 94 1 calf 200 6 00
.1010 2 90 1 cow 760 2 25
Mountain Ranch Co. Wyo.
3 45 21 cows 932 3 30
45 steer.. ..1047
14 steer.. ..1059
19 steers.. ..1047
1 cow 910
4 15
4 15
4 15
2 60
Total receipts .... 238
The disposition of the day's receipts was
a follows, eacn ouyer purcnasing in num
ber of head Indicated :
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p.
rag
V. S. rat. la.
do coupon .
do la. rag
do oupo
do new 4s, rag
do coupon ....
do old 4s. ng
do coupon 110V
do ta. rag 106
do coupon 106
Atchison gen. 4s liH'4
do adj. 4a
Bal. A Ohio 4s...
do ISsa
do conv. 4a
Canada 80. ia...
Cantral ot Ca. 4a
do Is Ine
Chaa. A Ohl
Chicago A A
104ttL. at N. Unl. 4s..
....lue, Mei. Central 4a..,
lo:sl do la Ine
....1"7S Minn. 4 81. L I
...17 IM.. K. A T. 4s...
....137 I do ta
....104'4N. T. Cantral Is.
C. B. A Q. B. 4a.... Ki
C, M. A St P. g. 4a. Hi
C. a N. W. eon. 7s. 136
tt. R. I. A P. 4s....luvV
C C C Ht L, g. 4S..1U3
Chicago Ter. 4a. SO
Colorado So. 4a
Denver a K. u. 4a. ..101
trie prior lien 4a l'""
do general as a
r. W. A D. C. la
Hocking Val. 4,a
Offered.
do sen. IWa
N. J. c. gen. (a..,
No. PaclDu 4a ,
do la
""l N. A W. con. 4a.
..1IH Reading gen. 4a..
.. 4 fit L ft 1 M e. 6s
..11744 Bt. L. A S. F. 4s
..UK ,61. L. 8. W. la..
do is
. A. A A. P. 4a.
80. Pact So 4a
80. Kallwar 6a...
leiaa A Pacific
T.. 8t. U A W.
Union Pacific 4a
do conv. is....
Wabash Is
do is
do deb, B ,
West Bhora 4a
Whell. t L. K. 4a
Wla. Central 4a...
. lMCons. Tobacco 4a...
..lot
.110
a
4V4s...lul4
IS..... ti
..101
.. 24
.. 314
..104V4
..loa
.. 5
..101
..107
..114
..104,
.. U
..103
.. t
..117
..1014,
.. ',
..
..101
.... 444.
....121
Is.. 121
4a.. k;,
....I116
....n:'4
....120
11194
844.
....114
4 (4
n
41
Dulata tirala Market.
Dl'I.tTTH. Sent. 10. WH EAT Cash. No
1 hard. 7uV?e: No. 2 northern. 67c; No. 1
northern. ⁣ September. ic; Decem
ber. 65V.
OATS September, 31o; December, 30c.
Foreign Financial.
IXNDON. Sept. 10. Gold premiums are
nvoted: Beunos Ayres. 129.10; Madrid,
33.80; Rome. 32 The amount of bullion
taiten into the Bank of England cr. balance
today was ZoS.OuO. The sum of 200.0ta) was
withdrawn for shipment to Alexandria.
PARIS. Sept. 10. Prlcea on the bourse
today opened firm. Later Internationals
were Irregular, owing to realisations. Bra
xlltans we-e In demand on account of re
i.ewed rumor of the proposed unification of
the Hraslllan debt, with the support of a
prominent Paris banking bouse. Spanish
fours were In demand In consequence of
the (all In the rate of exchange. Spanish
rails were In fair request. Rentes were
heavier. Italian were firm. Portuguese
had a drooping tendency. Metropolitans
were quieter. Omnibus sharea were weak
and tramways and tractions were well sup-
mirted.
Thomson-Houston waa steadily purchased,
Rio Unto reacted on the dscllne In cop
per. Dc Beers ner weak. Kaffirs were lr-
London Block Market.
LONDON. Sept. 10. 4 p. m. Closing:
Cocao la lor mosey. .
do account
Anaconda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio..,
Canadian Paclnc...
Chesapeaks A Ohio
Chicago U. W
C . 14. A Bt. P
DrBsers tdef )
benvar A R. O
do pfd ,
Erie
do let pfd
do Id pfd
Illlnola Central ...
Loulavllla A Neas.
a.. It. A T
da Bid
.. 34INew York Central..
.. nx 1 Norfolk A Western.
. . 6S do pfd
.. V Ontario Western.'.
,.1U4 IFeuusylvsnla ....
..! Hand Mines
,.1444Headlng
.. 6 do 1st pfd
S do id pfd
..174 Southern Rallwar ...
"S' d.i pfd ....
..614 Southern ParISc ....
.. six mion Paclnc
.. 414.1 do pfd
.. TJ il'MLd States Steal
.. 64 do pfd
.177 Wabaah ,
..1644 da pfd ,
.. M4 Spaolah 4a
170
714.
as
la 4
. . 11
.. 154
.. 464
.. 44
.. 41
.. as
.. U
..1144
.. 44
.. 444
.. sav
.. a4
..
.. 444
Omaha Packing Co 471
Swilt and Company,. .... 726
Cudahy Packing Co 761
Armour & Co 858
Cudahy Packing Co 308
Armour & Co., K. C 81
R. Becker & Degan .... 19
Vansant & Co 322
Carey & Benton 210
xibman & Co an
Hill & Huntslnger- .... 73
Livingstone & Schaller .. 193
Hamilton St Rothschild .. 311
U F. Hubs 105
H. L. Denis tt Co Ml
B. F. Hobblck 16
Wolf & Murnan 4o2
Other buyers 1.052
Total
639
9U0
1.385
1.522
61
605
578
1,161
3 35
4 40
4 40
a 65
3 10
6 00
quoted strong on all good stuff, while th
common kinds were only about steady.
Oxnt.i nn. for rllnnen stoca; www v
nou'e yearungs. a..ii'v.,'
I2.7.VH3.40; feeder yearlings, W 2f 3. 60; feeder
smbs. 3.753H.nn; cull lamos, j .w "
eeder ewes. si.a4rz.t: siocn ewe, -."w
3 25. Represen'Stlv sale:
No.
10 Idaho ewe
feeder ewes
62 cull Ismbs
ti Idaho ewe
16 Idaho ewe
6 Idaho ewes
14 Idaho ewe
53 Idaho ewe
2110 western wethers
2"4 Idaho wether
234 Idaho wethers
6i4 western wethers
71 yearling wethers
239 yearling wethers
1 Idsho lamb
1 Idaho lamb
1 Idaho lamb
feeder lamb
70 feeder lambs ,
126 feeder lambs ,
219 Wyoming lambs ,
246 Idaho lan.bs
10 1 tsh feed r ewes ,
8 ITtah feeder ewes ,
10 Vtah feeder ewes ,
IS I'tah feeder wether....
87 I'tah feeder wethers....,
40 ftah feeder wether....
87 I'tah feeder wethers....,
100 Idaho feeder lambs
8. 352
BAR SILVER Steady at 24d per ounce.
MONEY 2Vtti2t per cent. 'lh rale of
discount In the own market for short bills
Is 24 per cent. The rate of discount In the
open market for three months' bills la 2Vt?
13-14 per cent.
Oil aad Rosla.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 10. OIL Hull refined,
spot, dull, 26s 4Vid.
6,336 4.346 6,606
CATTLE There was another liberal run
nl cattle here todav. which makes the re
ceipts for the three days this week consid
erably in excess 01 tne same oays 01 laai
week and far In excess of the same days of
last year. The bulk of the offerings con
sisted of feeders and the quality was noth
ing extra. Oood cattle of all kinds were
ready sellers, but common stuff waa neg
lected. There were a few car of corn-fed steer
In the yards and the market held lust about
steady. As high aa 17.25 was paid for some
short-fed cattle, but they were In pretty
gcod condition. It Is evident that finished
attl would bring strong prices.
There was not an over supply of cow In
slf lit this morning and the market showed
considerable activity. The general run of
enwa and heifers sold at steady prlcea
with the choicer bunches a little stronger,
Good heavy cows In particular commanded
.irnncHT nrlces.
Bulls, veal calve and stags If at all good
old fullv steady with yesterday.
The yarda were full of feeders this tnorn
Ir.g, and whl.e the good heavy cattle sold
at steady Drlces with yesterday the com
mon kinds were extremely dull and a little
lower. Frims vearnnss sola aouut Bteaay
hni huvrrs were all looking for quality and
discriminated against the inferior grades.
Although range cattle were in Dig supply
there were very few steers that were good
cnojgh for killers. In fact there were
j.ar,elv enouah with which to make a teat
of the market. Packers, though, all claimed
that they wanted fresh supplies, and the
general op'.nlm waa that choice cattle
laruld have brought strong prices. Western
feeders, If of good quality, sold without
mnrh trouble at steadv prlcea, but the com
nion kinds were very dull and a little lower,
us the demand from tha country Is con-
tined almoct entirely to the good stuff
Yeeterday there were over 125 cars shipped
to the country. Range cows sold freely at
steady to strong prices, the choice grades
aho lug the strength. Representative aales
BEEF STEERS.
At. Pr. Na. at. rr.
40 I 44 W U T
COWS.
,...1........ itt is 4 ra 1 4
4 15
4 15
3 60
4 10
2 75
F. O. Harrison Wvo.
98 feedeis.,1090 4 40 6 feeders. .1090
63 feeders.. 1069 4 40 46 feeders.. 1110
5 feeders. .1110 3 35 1 feeder... KH0
66 cows 967 3 65 63 cows 956
12 cows 984 8 65
C. O. Humbert S. D.
22 cow 1006 3 75 17 cows 964
1 cow 830 3 10 38 steers... .1183
7 cows 134 4 20
B. 8. Johnson 8. D.
30 cows 942 2 66 2 cows 1170 4 26
8 cows 1063 8 60
HOGS There were only about 4.600 hogs
on sale today, but packer started In from
the beginning to pound the market, and
as a result they succeeded In taking off
a good share of what they put on yester
day. The better grades of hogs were weak
to 60 lower, and tne common heavy packers
were in some rases more than be lower.
The quality of the receipts as a whole
war about the same as yesterday. Tradln
waa not particularly active, but as receipt
were so limited the bulk was disposed of In
good season. The hogs sold largely from
$7.40 to 87.60. and aa high as 87 66 was paid.
The top hogs were heavy, but they were
of good quality.
The close wa slow ana wean. Keprw-
aentatlve salea:
fair to good.
L; 4"V3.76; good to choice wethers. .254..;
fair to good wethers. 83.0.i,,t.25; choice
ewes, S3.(ti3.1n: fair to good ;". l j"JJ
eon. I ... .hAl te.mr.av 14 76dl6.00: fair
Av. Pr.
, o a 15
W I 35
35 2 60
,97 2 1
, 108 a 00
,90 a 00
, wi a 00
,106 3 no
,116 8 16
,100 a 40
,101 a 40
,95 3 50
,92 3 60
,92 3 60
,30 101
,20 4 00
, 30 400
,60 4 OO
,63 4 0
,66 4 10
,49 4 30
,63 4 60
,94 2 60
,83 a 60
. 74 1 a 0
,84 8 25
,74 8 25
.94 8 25
.83 3 26
.67 4 25
CHICAGO LIVE .STOCK MARKET.
Texans and Western Active Host
Left Ot from Yesterday.
cut, a nt an tn . TTT .V T? wetntt.
17,000, Including 600 Texan and 4,000 west
erners; active, steady; goo a to rnme
steers. 7.7Mrtt.76: poor to menmm, 4.ji
7.28; Blockers and feeders, t2.604i6.4O; cows.
ai .VKfi6.2S; heifers. 2.60.40: canners, J1.60
2.50; bulls, l2.26.oo; calves, w.wri.;
Texas-fed eteers, I3.00tr4.60; western steers,
$3.75 6.76.
HOGS Receipts. 26.000; estimatea tomor
row. 20,000: left over, 8.000; market btnw
lower, closing slow; mixed and butchers,
$7.30rft7.76; good to choice, heavy. $7 607. 90;
rough, neavy, tiswi.bo; llgnt, n.aw 1.10,
bulk of sales. e7.40(Tt,7.o.
SHEEP AND IAMRS Receipts, ai.tioo;
active, steady: good to choice wethers,
$3.25-83.75; fair to choice mixed, 82.2643.25:
western sheep, wt.wax 00; native lamns,
$35041676; wertern lambs, M.OOtfS.:,.
Official yesterday: Keceipts. enipments.
Cattle 10.598 3.. 96
Hoas 19.310 4.04
Sheep zz.&io
Knnsns City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CTTT. Sept. 10. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 14,217 head. Natives, 2,783 quaran
tines; 667 Texas calves; 1.537 native calves.
Cornfed and western grass cattle stronger,
Htoclceeai and feeders weaker, cnoice ex
port and dressed beef steers $7.297.90; fair
to good. $4.z37.ao; stocker ana teeners.
$2.7&&6.25: western fed steers, 2.854.o6;
Texas and Indian steer, $2.954.2fi; Texas
oews. $2.00ff3.10; native cows, $1.254.60;
native heifers. $2.86(38.50: canners. $i.oow
2 25; bulls, $2.6fV53.50; calves. $1504j6.$6.
HOOS Receipts. 4,600 head: 6 to 10c lower.
Top, $7.62H; bulk of sales $7.453-7.60; heavy,
f7.5b&!.62iA; mixed packers, $7.4501.62:
light, $7.247.60; porkers, 87.601.66; pigs,
$5.307.10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, S.3S2
head. Steady. Lambs strong. Native
lamb. $3.304.2S: western lambs. $8 0043
4.00; native wethers, $2.964.80; western
wethers, $2.75(34.00; fed ewes. tiOOt&H.OS;
Texas clipped yearlings, $3.0OS.85; Texas
cupped sneep, i.su'oai; Blockers ana reea
ers, $2.00(84.90.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW TORK. Sept. 10. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 2,804 head; steer active, 1020o
higher for medium to choice; all grade
troner; bolls steady: common and medium
cow slow, good cows firm, about all sold;
steers. $4.50ift7.26: bulls. $2.30&3.75: cows.
$1.654j4.15; extra, $4.70. Cables, firm; ship
ment. 455 head cattle. 610 head sheen and
6,380 quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 2.528 bead: veals firm
to higher; grassers and buttermilks, 26c
higher; veals, $5.00cj8.60; grassers and but
termilks, $3.&OH.00; mixed and fed, 34.00
6.00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelnts. 13.626
head; sheep, steady to strong; good to
choice lamb, steady; medium to light
lambs, shade lower, about all sold: sheen.
$2.25413.76; choice. $3.90r4.00; culls, $1.76493.35;
lambs. $4.76j.2&; culls, $4.00(84.60; Canadian
lambs, $6.26.
easy; atate and Pennsylvania, $7.75; mixed
western, $7.30; skips, $6.
steady. American middling, g. a. c., Sep.
tember, 4 4-64d; 8eptrober-Ortber, 4
39-64d; octooer-reovemDer. 1 -itoi -nii,
vslue; November-Iecember, 42-4d: le.
rember-Janiisrv, 4 81-tvirt; january-Ki bru-
sry, an-wsi sl-twa ; r enrusry-jvisrrn,
80-4d: March-April, 4 34d; April-May,
4 30-6td; Mny-June, 4 so-san, seners.
NEW TORK. Sept. 10. X)TTON Tha
market opened firm, with price 24J6 points
higher on vigorous oemano irom nervous
shorts. Following the call the market fur
Iher Improved on active general buying and
comparative scarcity of offering. Heavy
receipts ror tonay inn estimates ior large
port and Interior arrivals tomorrow Inter
caused a profit-taking movement, under
hlrh prices broke 8 to 21 points, January
selling down to 8.26c. Later In the day an
other active buying movement occurred
and prlcea once more advanced rapidly,
September reaching 8.46c and January tin
on this tact. On the very closing a rush
to secure profit cut down the advance con
siderably. The market was finally barely
steady, with price 11 points nigner to 1
Colnts lower, the remote option only being
rlow the close of last night. September
led the advance. Total sale were esti
mated at 300,000 bales, mostly winter
month.
Dry Goads Market.
NEW TORK. Bept 10. CRT GOOD) A
fair amount of general business ha been
done In cotton goods, with a firm tone still
f prevailing nere ror ootn staple ana isney
Ight. Print cloths are firm, with more
demand. Men's woolen and worsteds are
quiet, staple line Ann, but fancy worsteds
Irregular.
rearta Market.
PEORIA. Beot. la CORN Steady: No.
t. 69c.
OATS Irregular; No. I white. 31tj-314c.
billed through.
WHISKY On the basis of $1.$3 for fin
ished goods.
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Receipts Show a Falllaa; Off Conasnred
wltk Last Week aad Last
Year.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 10. (Special TeU
gTtm.) rrlce Current says; The move
ment of hogs continue small. The total
western packing Is 240,000, compared with
270,000 the preceding week aad $25,000 last
year. Sines March 1 the total Is t.626,000
against 12,165,000 a year ago. Promlnest
places compare as follows:
1902
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City .
St. Joseph
Bt. Louis
Indianapolis .
Sioux City ....
St. Paul
Cincinnati ....
Milwaukee ...
Ottumwa
Orand Kaplds
x.vm
, i,07n,oo
, 920.000
801,000
63)1.000
, 456.000
451.000
, 2S0.000
, 211.000
. 197.000
. 196.000
, 192.000
1901
3, 360,000
1.240.000
l,815.flfK
toss.oro
890.")i O
690.000
401.000
255.(100
269.000
363.000
27.pO
240.110
St. Louis Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 10.-CATTLE Receipts.
7.000, Including 6,600 Texans; market steady;
native shipping and export steers, $6,004;
7 40; dressed beef and butcher steers, $4.70
7.26; steers under 1.000 lbs., $3.86436.00;
storkers and feeders, $3,6044.40; rows and
heifers $2.25fi5.60; canners, $1. 7602.75; bulls,
$3.304.60; calves, $4.004j)7.00; Texas and In
dian steers, $2.706.00; cows and heifers,
$2.6O!S3.40.
HOGS Receipts, 4.800; market slow, loo
lower; pigs and lights, $7.204j7.55; packers,
$7.304j7.ry): butchers. r.65(&7.80.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, 3.000;
market steady; native muttons, S3.40(ff 4.25:
lambs. $2.00a6.50; culls and bucks, $2,504
4.00; stockers, $1.50&3.60; Texans, $3.103.70.
t. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 10. CATTLE
Receipts, 3.600 head; steady to strong; na
tives, $4,2648.35- cows and heifers, $1.50
6.00; veals, $2.75(56.26; bull and stags. $2.50
6.25; stockers and feeders, $2.756.3a.
HOGS Receipts, 4,226 head: averaged 60
lower; light and light mixed, $7.40rT7.6O; me
dium and heavy. $7.457.65; pigs, $3.85-37.05;
bulk. $7.4.V(j7.60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,490
head; steady to strong; lambs, strong to
10c higher.
Slonx City Live Stock Mnrket.
SIOUX CTTT. Ia.. Sept. 10. (Special Tele
gram.) BATTLE Receipts, 1.600; market
steady; beeves. $6.Uu7.50; cows, bulls and
mixed, $2.504.60; stocker and feeders, $3.00
&5.00; yearlings, $2.604i4.25.
HOGS Receipt, 1,500; market steady:
selling, $7.30(37.60; bulk, $7.357.40.
Boston Stock 4notntlons.
BOSTON. Sept. 10. Call loan, ettfl? per
cent; time loan, 6Vj&6 per cent. Official
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atrhlson 4s 10!4 Adventure KU
G.s Is M lAllouas 14
Mex. Cantral 4s 43 Amalgamated 44
N. E. O. A C 64lllnsham II
Atchison 44 Calumet A Heels.... 440
do sfd 1044, Centennial 14
Bneton A Albany ZX Cooper Range Si 4
1874 lwmlnloo Coal 141
114 (Franklin 104
H...1U lila Royal 144
146 Mohawk 474
1114 Old Dominion 1114
14 Oaceola so 4
ll4s Parrot 174
lil lUulncr Ill
American T. A T.... 1104 Santa r Copper 14
Dominion I. a B itltt lamaraca its
Gen. Electric . v 144 ITrimountaln 45
Maaa. Electric 1"4 Trinity 12
do pfd M4ll'nlted Stale 124
N. B. O. A C 4V''Uh 124
t nlted Fn. t 114 Vlctorl 4
V. 8. Steal 414 Winona 44
do pfd 414lWolveria l
Westlngh. Common.. lla4Dly West 114
New York Mining; 4)notntlons.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10. The following; are
the closing prices on mining stock:
REFUSE TO JAY THE DUTY
Army Officer Think riltpln Relies
for West Point Maaenna Shonld
Be Admitted Free.
BAN FRANCISCO. Bept. 18. Officers of
the Eighth United States Infantry, who ar
rived from the Philippines on the transport
Buford, are at loggerheads with the local
customs officials over tha admission, duty
free, of a trunk full of trophies from the
far east.
All the articles were Intended as a g'.tl
to the museum of the United State Mili
tary academy at West Point, but they will
never reach their destination If the Treas
ury department tries to exset duty from
the officers of the Eighth.
Assistant Surveyor cf the Port St. John
says he cannot pass the articles without con
sulting higher authority and there the mat
ter rests.
Principal among the article contained
In the trunk are two religious Images and
the robes in which they were draped.
One of these is an ebony figure of the
Savior, known In southern Luion as "The
Black Christ." These Images were seized
by the Eighth Infantry at the headquarters
of a native religious sect In the town of
Psgssngan, province of Laguna. while the
regiment was operating In that district. The
religious sect was known as the Caldrun
and the Images are said to have been used
by the Insurgent leader to exact war rev
enues from the people of the district by
Imposing on their credulity.
A Filipino ventriloquist. It is said, would
apparently cause the Images to speak and
order the natives to give their money that
the Americana might be driven from the
Island. The carvings appear to have been
made within the last two or three years.
HORRIBLE CRIME IS CHARGED
Woman AsjaJnst Whom the Allega
tions Are Made Say They Are
Prompted hy Revenge.
CHICAGO, Sept. 10. Cremation of living
bablea in her kitchen range is a charge
made by Charles Early against Mrs. Pau
lina Taeachler, who conducts a private hos
pital for women In South May street.
Early made this and other serious charges
before the State Board of Health. As a
result officials of the board secured a war
rant against Mrs. Taeachler, on a charge of
practicing medicine without a license, aad
the woman ha been arrested.
Mrs. Taeschler attributes the charges to
motive of revenge, Inspired by her refusal
to allow Early to visit a woman patient In
her hospital.
Boston A Me
Huston Elevstad
N. Y.. N. H. A
yitrhbur pfd...
t'nlon Pacific ..
Mei. Central ..
Amer. Sugar ...
do pfd.
No. At. Bu. Ft. No. Av. 8h. Pr.
4t 14 ... 1 44 47 M4 M 1 10
41 1J1 ... T 40 40 1M 40 7 40
4 171 10 T 40 M t ... 140
II ttS 140 1 40 M 2ii ... IU
III 140 T 40 41 15 ... T 44
1 Ill 10 1 40 7 110 40 1 44
41 141 M 1 40 U ill 44 1 SO
M tbt 104 1 47 4 14 161 ... 1 M
rr m 114 1 so 46 124 40 1 is
II 164 40 1 40 47 196 1(0 1 40
66 t:t0 ... 1 60 41 141 SO 1 40
164 44 T 60 70 iHl 160 1 40
1 130 40 1 40 41 iH 1(0 T 40
66 ISO 40 1 60 SO 1,1 110 7 40
41 Ill 40 7 60 61 i6 60 T 424
47 M4 ... T 60 46 221 160 T 46
41 221 ISO T 60 66 21 40 1 46
61 276 40 T 64 61 171 10 1 46
47 124 to T 60 U ill 14 1 46
74 Ill ... 1 60 It 1 260 7 44
74 tul 140 T 424 4 24 ... T 46
14 201 to T 64 11 1U ... T 4
64 1K1 M T 65 41 246 ... 1 4
41 214 10 1 66 41 ttl 40 1 60
71 104 ... 1 40 74 181 ... T 40
41 14 40 f 40 64 224 M 1 40
61 lot 40 T 40 II 24 too 1 60
44 2M to T 40 II lit 40 1 40
66 11 40 1 46 tl 24 140 f 60
11 2&0 40 1 46 44 260 40 1 40
to 14 ... T 40 11 144 40 1 67 4
M 140 SO T 60 71 201 ... 1 40
H M M 1 60 64 14 ... T 46
II iM IN III
No.
1...
SHEEP There waa a very light run of
sheep here today, and In fact not near
enough to meet the demand. Packers all
mwxA In he) anxious for suDDlies. and as
a result the 1st stun, ana especially in
sheep and yearlings, sold at good strong
prices. Some salea even looked a little
higher than the same class of stuff brought
yesterday, tveryining ai an unusuie w
disposed -f at an early hour.
There were oniy a tew isniua in in yv.'"
and none that could be called choice. ro
particular change in ine prices paiu w
noticeable.
There were a good many feeder buyers on
hand thla morning, but owing to ihs light
upply they were unable to get all they
wanted. The market couiil safely be
Adams Coa
Alice
Preeca
Hrunawtck COB . . .
t'omatock Tunnel
Con. Cat. A Vs..
Horn Slleer
Iron Silver
haadvlllo Coa
tt
, 10
60
ILItlle Chief
Ontario
trphlr
Phoenix
. 64 Potoel
.116 ISavage
.116 Hrarr Nevada
. 40 Small Hopes ..
. I 'standard
... 11
...460
...110
... 4
... 16
... t
... I
... 40
...140
Bank Clearlngr.
OMAHA, Sept. 10. Bank clearings, 11,243.
896.H8; corresponding day last year, 11,045.
4K0.11; lncree. $198,416.87.
ST. IXH'IS, Sept. 10. Clearings, fl.m.Vto;
balances. fl.lbl.OiO; New York exchange, 2&c
discount.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10. Clearing. $3,70,-
ttil
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10. Clearing.
tl9.TK9.2iU).
BOSTON, Bept. 10. Clearings, $21,411.17.
NEW YOKK, Sept. 10. Clearings, tni.414.-
S6j.
CHICAGO, 8ept. lO.-Clearlngs, $25.1I4,J65.
Condition of the Trensnry.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. Today' state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund exclusive of the HH.flOO.OOO re
serve in the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance, jii.21J.(w; goid,
$124.M2,Mi
Cotton Mnrket.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10.-COTTON-Flrm;
sales 4.40; ordinary, U-lc; good
ordinary, TS-lc; low middling. T U-)c.
Receipts. 8.310 bales; Btock, 49.104 bales.
iivi-BPfifil. Sent. 10-COTTON-Spot.
rood business done, prices l-16d higher;
American middling fair. 6 11-Md; good mm
dllng t$-32d; middling. 6d; low middling
. wi T-m- .,,. ordinary. 4 2fi-32d: ordinary
4 21-32d. The sales of the day were 12.10
bales, of which 1000 were for speculation
and export and included t.uro American.
Receipts. J.4i0 bales, all American. Ku
ture eireoed steady aad closed barely
THE REALTY RECORD.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Wednes
day, September 10:
Warranty Deeds.
Lars Rasmussen and wife to Day A
Hess, lot 7. block O, Lowe' add; H
lot 12, block 6. Reed' 3d add t 1,000
F. W. Manvllle and wife to H, O.
Manvllle. wfe lot 8, block 12, Par
ker' add 1.250
8. A. Starr to H. P. Elsasser et al,
trustees, n 1-3 lot 1, block 13, Im
provement association add 4u0
Omaha Realty company to Alblna A.
Ulbaon, 101 4, diock , Jiounue ez ,
R.'s add 1.600
W. O. Vre and wife to J. V. Carlson,
lot S. block V. Lowe add.. 1.4J0O
J. A. McCandlees to Mary A. Patrick.
lot 9, block 4; lot I, diock s; lots a, u
and 12, block . Isabel add tOO
Omaha Realty company v Florence
A. Chase, lots 11. 12 and e 30 feet lot
13, Davenport's subdtv HO
Florence Chase and husband to Helen
M. Wilson, w 10 feet lota 11 and e 30
feet 12, same 600
Same to Mlsell Ballard, a 40 feet lot
11, same 600
J. J. Monell, Jr., et al, executors, to
W. T. Nelson, Vi lots 8 and 4, block
F; lot 3, block 192H, Omaha 4,000
Same to same, lot 3 and 18, block 4;
lota 6 to 8. block 6. and lot 14. block
16, Central park, and 44x155 In nw4 1
s4 HW1 1,500
Same to same, lot t. block 4; lot 8,
block 7, Central park, and other
property 1,(04
W. T. Nelson and wife to Ella M.
Monell et al. s4 lots 4) and 4. block
F, and lot 3. block 192. Omaha 4.000
Same to aame, lots 3 and 13, block 4;
lota i to 8, block 6; lot 14, block lb,
Central park, and 44x166 feet in nw4
se4 9-16-13 1,80s
Same to Jessie C. Hitchcock, lot S,
block 6; lot 6. block 7, Central park,
and other property 1,600
Unit Claim Deeds.
J. J. Monell et al to W. T. Nelaon.
4 lots 3 and 4, "block F, and lot 3.
block Omaha 1
Same to same, lot 3 and 13, block 4;
lots 6 to 8. block 6; lot 14, block ,
Central park, 44x166 feet In nwU set,
S-15-13 1
Same to same, lot C block ; lot 6.
block 7, Central park, and other
property 1
Deed.
H V IJr)f commissioner, et at to
H. C. Flower, ev, of w4 lot i. block
r, Omaha, and w 34 feet lot I, block
8. Reed a 3d add
Total amount of transfers 3241.763
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