V,
THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1604.
Jy
XL.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wlea OlMed Soft Strength in Mid
8tfion Followed by Liquidation.
JONES MAKES CORN CROP 1,900.000 BUS
frlees At ririacr-Weather i edl.
Lea Favorable ftaod Prices
tor Cash Wheat Badge!
of OoJslp.
OMAHA, September II, 1904.
There wu no great activity In the grain
marke(, but there wax a little more teadi
nee and the liquidation of Saturday last
and the ear lie.- day or the week has cer
tainly cleared the situation considerably.
1 tie great Una ot long wheat lias been re
O'kcu and it.ero Is a. short Interest in tno
l..orket tna. wa not In It a few days ago.
At the Immediate) opening the Indications
vera tor Ijwer prices, but this gave way
for a shot', t.nte to a airoiiarei loue
and to advance that, while Insignificant
tared with the great gains thai lit
traoe haa become used to, were still quite
o-malderaMe. The particular strength was
I. -1 the Msy future, where the bum of the
trading is at this time September is grad
ually fadln- Xrom interest, although it is
medium ot sales against actual wbet to
ream market a little later.
The wcjuror map Is not as favorable,
and the known shortage ot the crop makes
short sellers nervous over their posi
tion unless they meet with quick and ready
tieollr.is. The trend of the report from
threshing is In keeping with tne damage
and rust tales of growing crop. '
la tne laat hall hour of tne afcsslen on
iho Chicago board of Trade there was a
rush of liquidation that atuaned the bulls,
and they tleC fror.i under, the bears taking
conumtud. They made their raids viciously,
and the result was a break to 11.O0 bid tor
SepUmber, I points below Saturday, while
December closed 14o and May with a lose
4f 14c. These declines brought prices to
II. 074 bid for December and 1.094 bid for
May. The weakness was entirety unex-
feced after the display of strength alter
he nisi decline, and tne eeverenees of It
after May wheat had reached 81-184 sur
prised thj trade.
Com waa firmer early, but rave way
lightly In sympathy with wheat In the
later dealing, but tie decline were only
fractional.
Oat lost about 4 point for nearby fu
ture and 40 for the May future
In Omaha cash prices are still satisfac
tory to sellers of wheat. No. I and No. 8
wheat sold In Omaha today at $1.04. while
the September price In Chicago was 81.07.
Certainly there can ti nothing the matter
with the Omaha market, and a few addi
tional rail toll would be absorbed in the
belter price.
Visible supply figure for the week show
an increase of 9fi,000 bu. In wheat, 861,000 bu.
corn ana 8,847,000 bu. oats.
Omaha Grain Inspection In: t cars No.
t bard wheat, a car No. 8 hard wheat,
10 oar No. 4 hard wheat. 2 cars no grade
Whea1; I car No. 1 corn, ! cur No. 4 corn,
I car No. 8 yellow corn, 2 cars No. t
white corn. 5 cars No. S white oats, 1 car
No. 4 white oats; total. 41 cars. Out; 1
cars No. i hard wheat.
Omaha Cash Sales: One car No. 4 wheat,
61 lb.. 93c; 1 car No. wheat, 56 lbs., tote:
1 ctr No. a whoat. 58 lbs., $1.04: 1 car No. t
wheat, 694 lbs., $1.04; 1 car No. 4 wheat,
934c; S cars No. 3 corn. 46e; t cars No.
3 white oats, 80c; t cam No. i white oats,
S04e.
Omaha Cask Price.
WHEAT No. t hard. $1.04; No. $ hard,
Wcj 81.04, No. 4 hard, tS4i934c; No. t red.
lc6r.N-No. 1, 47o; No.' , 4c; No. 4, 45c;
No. i yellow. 42c; No, S yellow, 48c; No. 1
white, 47c: No. 3 white. kc.
OATS No. 2. Hue; N. I, -9c; No. 4. Se;
No. 'i white. 31c- No. t white, 80c; No. 4.
S"jc; Standard, 31c.
O u Passage Statement,
Wheat: Today. 3s.laJ.000 bu.: docreaat.
l.Wi.ouu bu.; wtek ago, 40,S48.0ui bu.; In
crease, 66b,(M bu.; year ago, i9,680,uu) bu.;
aecreuse. 104,000 bu. Corn: Today, id, 170,
mj bu.; Increase, 1.104,0uu bu ; week ago, 2o,.
tx-O.OXl bu. Itir.rriiau, 1,012,000 bu.; year ago,
il.644.00u bu.; Inctense, 192,000 bu.
( Weekly Liverpool Stocks Gsatn.
Wheat: Todiy, S,6o4,000 bu.; Increase, 2&l,
OOu bu.; week ago, 3,24j,0u0 bu. ; Increase, u,
(m bu.; year ago, 2,9t9,uuo bu.; decreate, 68,
WJ bu. Corn: 'lotiay, 490,'JOU bu. ;increase.
1W.IAA) bu. ; weeit ago, UfaJ.uuO bu.; Increa..,
14,000 bu.; year ago, 636,000 bu.; increase, bO,
OuO bu. .
Shipments.
Wheat: World's shipment last week. 11,-
SCU.iJW bu.; lucyltrus weok, 10.4i,000 bu t
last year, 10,096,W)J bu. Corn: World's ship
ment i last wak, 8.442.00O bu. ; previous
.. week. 4.168,000 bu.; lat year, 6.244.G00 bu.
Grata la Store.
Omaha grata In store: 75,01 bu. wheat,
41, SOS bu. corn and 16A93I bu. oats, of which
21 9u4 bu. wheat and 6,000 bu. corn are of
contract grade.
Northwestern Car Lots.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 76 667 303
Minneapolis 702
Duluth ie
Kansas City 220 19 So
bt. I.ouls 211 34 $3
Omtlia 26 13
iealn Markets Klsewhero.
Closing price of grain today and Satur
day at tne markets named were ns follow:
PHir A fill
Whea
September
December
May
Corn
September
December
, May
Oats
September
December
May
Wheat
December .
January ...
Corn
December .
Jtuiuur) ...
Wheat
December .
, January ..
Ct rn
December .
January ...
Wheai--Det
ember ,
January ...
C.rn-
Today. Saturday.
1 Aft
11.07
.. 1.07V
.. 1.08
.. 60
- '4 ,
.. SI
1.09
1.11
61
6014
43
H
32H
86
3-'
ST. LOUIS.
l.Ts
47
47H
47
471
KANSAS CITY.
J7H
43".
44' I
MA J
NEW YORK.
1 11H
1.11
1131;
6H
Ducember
Wbeat
Decomber January ..
Uieat,-
t'eciin'jer
M INN EA POLlti.
1.09
1.11
.11
DL'LUTU.
. 07W 1.(9.,
Chicago ;m.nx AU PHOVISIONS
ratare of the Tradlns; ana Closing
I'rlees on 'he Hoard of lvnde.
CHICAOO, Sort. :. With the world"s
liiiimutn ino.eimed and larger pninary
i.o.H'ts In iho I tilted Htstek, iilicrul pruflt
ISAil: 111 Wheat tOJ.lV riill'ted In 11. n.l
UvC.miof lo. Corn 1 oil tea So. Oais
uie .Ijwii '... riuvliioua sliou s. gal. of
;H1i'0o.
in spite of a number of bear influences
a iinu fewlliiaT rrevuilcdln the wheat niur
kti at th,. uie.-,!iig, tne December optmn
being up a shade to V at $l.t)9Vt to H.nO'4
Wliirtt. May wn up Hc to H4c at
H.li'iI ll. Tliv Initial nimness wiu due
mutiny to a good demand from trader
who f ad sold short the early part of last
week. There was also fair buying by com
miKHinii houses on report of unfavorable
veuilier In the Canadian northwest. Hie
flat of iho news at hand, however, wa
nitfoly In fa tur of the bear element.. On
Uc break December sold oft to J.uVi and
Jt to ll.lu. Toward the middle of tne
icnIui the market again became strong.
vcoid, wet weather in Manitoba bringing oat
a jgood demand from tome ut th big com
mllKH houve. On th rslly Deceluber
advanced to II 10' und May to ll.Ujjl 1J
Henewcd profit tuUlng, howevor, resulted
r. umither reaction. IVoember selling ntT
to l.uH In tbo meaittlme May declnrd
10 ej.Oti'f. December cloned with a lo-yi of
1 l'.c ut 1.07'a'ri l.. May also was off Vf,
cluMinc at tl u0:til l0. Clearunres of wheat
and flour were eual to 0te.9iXl bushels. Tht
amount on pasuge decreased 1,9u.uw bu-h-eia,
while the visible jiupply Increased S9a.
(l bushels, rilnmry ncelpiH were l.to.vM
biiHlu'l. compared with 1.31M.tKi0 bushels a
year ago. MlnneuKiU. Duluth and t'hlcaen
reported receipts uf 1.147 tar. nRatni-t i7$
.,ii last i ek and K7 a yeur .
A shar' liulu' In com prktes occurred as
a result of a report of a M InneaiKiltx crop
expert, claiming th total yield would fall
shi.rt of the government catlmnte bv 3t.
.0t buehels. According to thl. authority
the crop will be th enialloM harvested In
seven at The. situation waa further
stienKthi'iicd by a report uf a local Mailu
tlciii. estimating the lo'al crop at lesa
t'm'i J.u mo iu0 bushels. The ndvuuee failed
t iiiUl however, many traders being In
clined In place entire ronfblence In the
rov.i i.metit flsures. The murket beoamn
th 1 iiU )'..'. weuk Itle in the session, thn
rio e l.- lnp pi ictlcnlly nt the low point.
IVonnl-r op, tied 'c luiaer to Uc lilaher
el -.1, i'V". mi KI betwuen 4I-H''t il Ve nd
cloerl at 411-ti vji:. 1cmI receipts were
(u7 rarfc with ' cars of contract grade.
M'euJilr lacieaing supplies were a d-
pressing tnfiuenr In lh oat market. Price
were kio inclined to folio tuner grain
la their downward course. A feature of
the trading was active buying of Msy
sround it The market cloved at the low
point. Alter opering unchar ged to a shsde
Higher, at e to .ri Zo. December sold
between t:tm2 c. nos.ng st 2J'c t-ocsl
receipts were vi cats.
The fsct that hog receipts have not In
neosea to any gieat extent since the
settlement of the stock lards strike had a
strengthening influence in the provisions
market. There was a goo J Demand from
packers, but offerings weie light. At the
ciose January purk was up c &l Vii tb.
l.srd was up 10c at " lai.U. rUbs gained
lrV4jac. closing at $6.0.
Lsrlmated receipts for tomorrow: Whest,
17m rsrs: corn, uM ears; oats, til cars; hogs,
17.0J0 head.
Th ieaalng future ranged a follow:
Articles ! Open. High Low. Cloe. Yes'jr.
Wheat
a Sept.
b rept.
Dec.
May
Corn
Sept. IeJ.
May
Oats
Sept Deo
May
Pork
Oct
Jan.
Lard
Oct
Jan.
Ribs
Oct.
Jan.
1 Okftl
1 oi-V
U
I
111 1
1 W4i
1 1'"
1 12H:
SIT!
ll'4l
1 k. 1 H 1 10
1 OvV 1 16 1 07
1 1)71 07 Vl 'SI1
1 ODH' I 10 1 luff
60 S0! 61
49VI9VIV 0'
4!. 4t"i 49
6mtri:
r4HPVi
SllaU
31 Vi
31 1
32V.. 82
II H
32H
3o
10 70
12 70
t 90
34'34VlH
10 So
U 72H!
1
95 I
. 1 12W
10 90
13 86
7 0
10 TIHl 10 76
13 72!, 12 7
I
7 OJVil
? t
7 OJVii
7 USs
7 35
05 1
7 17,ii
7 Ulfc
7 114
I 62
7 2 1 7 40
6i I 70
N. 1 a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patent, SB 8t
S.60; straights, $4.90ifj4 20; ' spring patent.
$f.484 00; straight. 64.70tf6.5o; bakers, $3.40
as. 90.
WH BAT-No. I prlng. $1.1; No. I. $10f-9
l.li; No. 2 rJ, $1.104n.l2W
CORN-No. t, 61c; No. 1 yellow 624S4c.
OAT8-N0. ?. lc; No. 2 white, ttVoWyac;
No. 3 white, 3ft33c.
RYE No. 2. ,3c
DARLEY Oood feeding. i.-&37c; fair to
choice malting, 4421620.
SEEDS No. 1 flajt, $1.16; N. 1 northwet
ern, $1,244; prlrhe timothy, 3.70; clover,
contract srsde. $11.5f611.6X
PROVISIONS Mes pork. r bbl.. $10 '0
ffl0.90; lard, per 100 lbs. $7.00417.06; thort ribs
side (loose). $7.37HiQ7.62Vt; short clear sides
(boxed . $x.t5.6fl.
WHISKY Basis of tilsh wines, $1.2.
The receipts and shipments yesterday
were as follows: Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbl 15 V 14.SK,
Wheat, bu MTO.Onn lftl.OW
Corn, bu , frZ.nno 1.02 )
Oats, bu 393,110 S!
Rye. bu 11.300 6 000
Barley, bu 8.500
On the Produce exchange today the
butter market was steady; creamery. 149
llHe: dairies. 13Uitrl8o. Kegs, firm, at
mark, eases included. 144?17o; first. V9
174c; prim firsts, 19Vtc; extra. 210.
Cheese, firm, t9c.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
((notation of 4b Day on Varloaa
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-FLOITR Receipt,
14,381 bbl.; exports, 4,168 bbls.; ralea, 3,300
pkgs. The msrket waa dull and
unsettled. Minnesota patent. $6.00(9
4.60; Minnesota baker. $4.6&gA.00; win
ter patents, t6.3Mr5.6H; winter straights,
$6.10iSi.4O; winter extras. J435&4 40; winter
low grade, $4.3664.90. Rye Hour, firm;
sale, 660 bbls.; fair to good, $4. 404M.au;
choice to fancy, $4.664i4-&.
CORNMEAL Dull; yellow western. $1.11
eil3;clty, $1.1281.14; kiln dried, $3.1ofi3.20.
RYE Nominal.
BARLEY Steady; feeding. 47c In New
York.
WHEAT Sales, 47,000 bushels; spot
atesdy; No. 2 red, $1.13 f. o. b., afloat; No.
1 northern. Duluth, $1.12. f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 hard, Manlio'mt, nominal, afloat.
Wheat wa irregular IV day ; openefl firmer
on cold weather new, broke under big
northwest receipts, rallied on the corn
strength and new buying, and finally col
lapsed under heavy unloading, with the
close mtrlHc net lower. May, l.lnS113W,
closed ti ll: September. $1.13gl.l6Mt, closed
$1.13; December, I1.11W1.14. closed $l.HVs
CORN Receipt. 96.3oO bushel; export,
137,ii6it btiFhels; sale, 10,000 bushels; futures.
64,000 bushels spot. Spot market, easy; No.
2. 6tVtC, elevator, and 6Mc. f. o. b., afloat;
No. 2 iellow, 60c; No. 2 white, 67c. The
option market wa quiet, ruling firm early
on a bullish crop estimate, but later giv
ing way under liquidation and with sale3
at the wont, closing 4c net lower. May
closed 65ic; September, 6KHS674c, closed
66ic: December, 66Vifi'67Wc. closed 66Vc.
OATS Receipts. . It,W)0 bushels; exports.
1.900 bushels. Spot market easy. Mixed
oats, 2ti.HH pounds, 34'43fiVic; natural
white. 81?t82 pounds. Sd'iBS;; clipped
white, S4tt40 pounds, 38941c. Options were
nominal.
FKKD Irregular; spring bran, $20.75; mid
dlings. $M.76; city, $2Z.0tK&:'7.00.
HAY Dull; ahlpping. 67V4c: rood to
choice. 6c.
MOrS Klrm; state common to choice
1904, ID'oStSc; 1908. 27ft35c; olds, lfc: Paciflo
coast 1)4. i73.'c: 19j3, 2!31c; olds, 10'nlic.
HIDES Steady; GalveMon 20 to 2S lbs.,
17c; California 21 to 25 lbs., lc; Texas dry
24 to 30 lbs , 14c
LEATHER Firm; acid. 24324c
PROVISIONS Beef, steady; family. $10.50
eiS.Wi; mess, $S.5ii&i.50; beef hams, 24(26c;
facket, 1?.5010.60; rlty extra India mes.
HOOfilOOti; cut meats, steady; pickled bel
lies, $9.00Sall.OO; pickled shoulders. $7.0u7.26;
pickled ham. $10.00& 10.25. Lard, firm; west
ern steamed $7.46; September closed. $7.i5
nominal; continent. S,.8"H'fi.00; refined,
steady. Pork, slow; family. $16.50; shrrt
clear, $13.tKi 15.50; mess. $12.6013.00.
TALLOW Steady; city. $2.00: per pack
age, 4'A; country tpaekagea free), 4H4J4S;C
RICE Steady : domestic fair to extra, Z!
JieVic: Japan, nominal. '
Bl'TTEU Strong, screet price, extra
creamery, 19Viifil91iC. OrMclal prices: Cream
ery, common to extra. l.319Hc; state dairy,
common to extra. ixftUHc.
CHEESE State full cream, small fol
oreil, fancy. 9c; small white, good to fancy,
SMt9c.: Inra-e, colored and white, good to
fancy, 8V,69c.
1500S r trm: western fancy, selected. 22
23Si'; uvernge best. 212Hc.
POULTRY Alive, nominal; dresesd,
weak; western chickens. 12top3e; fowls.
13c; turkeys, 14S16c.
St. Lonl Grain and Provisions.
o'r- t ni'ift fl.nt id U'llPAT T.rtwer
No. i red cash, elevator,' $1.11T4; track. $1.16;
December, $l.ll5; May, $1.13; No. 1 hard,
CORN Lower; No, S cash 61c; track, 63c;
December. 47c; May, 47V4'ViO.
OATS Lower: No. 2 cash, $lHc; track,
December. May. we; No. 3
white. 34c. .
L'l . .T .rirtmtln enori. otherwlce dull:
red winter patents. .0(io.8 1; ex'ro fancy
and KtraiKht, k.u.ioCi.66; clear, .fKiaj.iO.
SEED Timothy, $.5(Kg-i.0.
COHNMKAL-Steady. $2.75.
B HAN Duller; sacked, east trwk, 684f9k.
HAY- FIrm; timothy, $o.U0iil2.i0; prairie,
$j.0tU 00.
IRON COTTON TIES 95c.
BAUOING 7H(&7c.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork higher; lobbing,
$10.85. Iurd higher; prime steam, $6.6). Ha
con steady, unchanged; boxed extra shorts,
$8.6--"; clear ribs, $8.75; short clear, $9.0u.
POl LTKY Firm; chickens. 10c; springs,
l?c; turkeys. ISe: geese. 6c.
PI'TTER Firm; creamery, 154f20c; dairy.
12CiGe.
EtHiS-F'irm at Vc. case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 13,ti0 9 (00
Wheat, bu.... 214. i) 75 00)
Corn, bu 37. OOO 27.0M
Outs. bu.... 63,0 44,000
Minneapolis liraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 19.- WHEAT
D-c-nibcr. $1.09; May. U04tyV!0: No.-. 1
hard. $1.14; No. 1 northern, $!.; No. $
northern. $1.(9.
FI.Ol'K lood mednl, fti.2otf6.30; straights,
$6.0O-.i6.1fl; first dears. $4.4o64.T5; second
clears, $'l U.V93.2".
BliA.N-$l5.751C.OO.
Visible Sniiply of Grain.
NEW YORK, Bert. 19 -The vls'bl supply
of grain September 17. ns compiled by th
New York Produce exchange, was:
Wheat 14.QIO.CO0 bu.. an Incre ase of $91000.
Coin. 6.6"2.oi bu., an increase of 951,000.
Onts, 15 lO.oUO bu.. sn Increase of 3 $ 47,000.
Kve. l.U'.'Ot) bit., an Increase of 94.0.10.
t-irley. 2, 193.000 bu.. au Increase of 1,014.000,
Dnliuh Cr-ln Slieket,
DCLUT11. Sept. 19.-WHEAT-Nw. to
arrive In September and on track: No. 1
northern, fl.li'i. To arrive: New No. 1
northern. $1044; No. J northern, $1 0ii4;
September. $U-'4; Iecemb-r. $1,074; May,
$i.ioi1.
OATS On track rud to arrive, $le.
Mllwankre (.rain Market.
MILWAI'KEF Sept. 19. WHEAT Mar
ket steady: No. I northern, $1.131.19; No. $
northern. $1 13tfl U; May. $!.(. asked.
RYK-Sleudv; No. 1, 77i7;4c
BARLEY Steady: No. 2. 57c; sample.
$M67o
Liverpool Urati Market.
LIVERPOOL. Pent. 19.-WHEAT-8r.nt
nominal; futures dull; September, Is 3J;
December. 7s 6T.
CORN Spot easv; American mixed. 4s
6d; futures steady; September, 4a 6d;
iMi-ember. 4s (d.
Peer I ) Market.
PEOP.IA, III., Sept. 18 -TORN Stsady;
No. $, ale; No. 4, 5lc; no grade, 50c.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Prioct Are Lower and Tiers ii a Decided
Ehrinkage in Volnmt of Business.
MONEY OUTLOOK CAUSES APPREHENSIlw
Probable Heavy Call for Ponds to
Move Crop Caoaea Cartallmeat
f Loans for Speeala
tiro Parposes.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19 Price of slock
lost ground again today and there wa a
derided shrinkage In the volume of busi
ness. This was partly attributable to the
occurrence of the Important Jwlih holi
day of Yom Klppur, th observance of
which kept a large ele-nent awsy from the
session of the stock exchsng.
The sss-R-Ing movement of storks was
not precipitate end was mad IrreifTriarly
and with frequent pauses and rallies. Th
appearance of weakness was most acute
at the time the corn market was strongest,
giving s suargestion of the factor of great
est influence on sentiment,
There was Increasing discussion also of
ths money outlook based on the Saturday
bank statement. The effect of this state
ment was 2 per cent for call loans and a
firmer tone for time loans for the shorter
fierlods. With this surplus reserve cut
n two In three weeks and the larger part
of the crop-moving demands yet to be met.
It Is obvious thst an early contraction of
th loan accommodations of New York
banks must be enforced. Sterling exchsnge
ran off today in response to the firmer
money market, but discounts also hard
ened and gold rose In Ixmdon.
Interior banks are drawlne on New York
deposits for meeilng obligation to the
government, thus accounting for the con
tinued large drain of the subtressury oper
ations. The harvesting period and the
crop uncertainty still have an effect on
railroad traffic, but officials exprees con
fidence In a good fall traffic after the
orops sre harvested. Earnings for the
second week of the month show mixed re
sults, but the southwestern reporting to
day showed good Increase over last year.
The fact, as commented upon, that the
Missouri, Kansas Texas annual report,
like that of the St. Paul last week, shows
Increase In expenses. Is mere than ac
counted for by the higher com of opera
tion, although expenditures for mainte
nance are somewhat cut down. Current
opinion on the outlook for steel trade re
vival was not so sanguine as lsst week
The closing . was dull and heavy, but
above the ioweot,
The bond market was heavy. Total sales,
$4,826,000. United States 4s advanced 14 on
call. -
Quotations on the New York Stock ex
change ranged a follows:
Bales. Mir n.iow.t lose.
Atchison
16.200
82
81
W4
do pfd
B, 4 0
do pfd
Can. Pacific
Central of N. J
Ches. St Ohio
Chicago & A
do pfd
Ctiicnxo Gt. Western
C. N. W
C. M. & St. P...
do pfd
Chicago T. tt T
do pfd
C. C C. & St. L. ...
Colo. Southern
do 1st cfd
5"0
4,3.10
1O0
1,400
200
4,800
100
99
F
94 V,
127
180
43
41
i"s
187 '
157
15
19V4
6U
27H
1674
98V4
8H
94 Vi
126'
180
424
41
16H
187
166
'6H
15
80
17
60
NS'.i
94
127
179
SV
81
1H
187
167
19
61H
27
1,800
1,010
15,900
'"
4"0
100
IS. 600
3,300
do 2d pfd 4,700
Del. & Hudson 200
Del.. L. tt W
21
16 1f7i
I'M
D . 4 R, O
do pfd
28
S2
4O0
l!.ono
1.600
1.400
600
2"0
1,800
nv,
STH
46
8o4
87H
139
81
46
80
87
1384
mne
81
674
454
u
13,4
424
24'i
4
1224
161
84
1214
6
734
129
974
244
47H
894
1204
W
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Hocking Valley
do pfd
111. Central
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
L. N
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. ny
Minn. St. L
M.. St P. & 8. Ste M.
do pfd
Mo Pacific
M . K. T
do pfd
Nat'! R. R of M. p'1
N. Y. Central
Norfolk 4 W
do pfd
Ontario 4 W.. .........
Pennsylvania
8.8"0
?0O
2.6X1
6.300
122
153H
122
122
134
794
1214
200 734 734
9.300
2.1M
1.900
100
1.601
1.800
974
474
8!4
1264
4
244
474
8!4
127'
69
904
324
63;700 1214 lSOv! lw-4
i.yv
S2i
p., c, c t. L.,
Rending
do 1st rfd
do 2d pfd
Rock Island Co...
40,630
"500
10.710
90
76
71 5t
6!W
21
44
60
83
M
fi
63
98
93
65
7
274
71
64
21
664
95
61
97
61,
86
7
274
70
69
21
44
64
82
95
314
84
61
97K.
91U
?st
174
184
434
1
2Si
2iS
110
23S
F4
2't7
8t
zv.i
9"
6'4j
11
31
?
Ofl
"-,,
17
1'1
pt".
6'
r
203U
111;
7m:
eo.'
do pfd
St. L. & S F. id pfd
St. L. B. YT
600
800
400
do pro
So. Pacific
So. Railway
do pfd
Texas 4 Pacific
Tol., St. L. 4 W....
do pfd
Vnion Pacific
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
W. 4 1-oke Erie
Wis. Central
do pfd
Mex. Central
Adams Ex
Amerk'an Ex
17. 8. Ex 1...
Wells-Frgo Ex
Amnl. Coprer
Amer. Cnr & F
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil....
do pfd
Amer Ice
do pfd
Amer. T lnseed Oil.,.
do pfd
Amer. '.ocomotlve..
do pfd
Amer. Pmelt. 4 li
do pfd
Amer. Pufrr Pef....
Araondu M. "o
Brooklyn R. T
Polo. "iel 4 I
Con. Pa
Corn Products
do n'd
PlFtlUr' Securities
rtn. F'ectrlc
Inter. Paper
do p'd
Inter. P'lmp
do rd
Nat l I""
Vo American...;....
Tecle Mill
Poonle's oti
promoA Steel Car...,
d" nfd..
WitHn r. Cr
Renub"" Steel.........
di nfd
Rbbee Goods
do pM
Tepn. Cn' A Iron...
I' S. t -ather
do ti'd
it a nesltv
T 8- Rubber
d rM
f s, "et
4 fd
Xt'rrl" l'ectrlC...
iri.ilrn T-nlon
2 4T1
11 w
36,0
SCO
3.1
1,?0
19.300
100
3.200 41 41
Ron
60ft
8.700
19
43
14
194
434
13
67.900
700
100
1.000
6ft4
23'.;
81 4
34
6
?,
81
84
'500 261, H4
4,wi
701
ooo
.Ro
7 srv
700
Iol
6ft0
1.SO0
1 rvo
'vi
1.200
?S4
974
1"7
I804
02
64
34
liu,
704
f
16114.
. 16
304
3
C7
107
l'iv.
F6
3S
204H
14
Tlx.
au,
lTffc
17
"jo6
"'700
?04
144
1
'"iivi r r1-
fw 104 1o- l"'1
300 83 H 'v
'.' .' w
J iva S14, .'
IM 414, 4 "
rtO 194 1 '19
...
9Wi 4U 4"'. 4
f ton 4 S".
600 Tt 86
'"iv mi;
- T "
je irtA t-'. -7'
C r 8TK,
1" '.
" aiA tv. S'4 9V,
Total sri'es foe v dsv 'H.rayi shares
Roston Stock llar-iet.
BOSTON. Sept. 19 Call loans. 24?P4 per
cent; time loins, 4S6 per cent. Officlsl
closing of stocks and bonds:
Atehluii sd. 4a...- Wntlnch. eosimea... tl
to 1U" Aatniur 1
Met Central 4a...
. . 4N aiioues
,. ls Asiliisitd .
. . Amorirsn iln
..IbO AtUsile ,
..141 Uinilum
11
Atihraon
da pt4
Bnaion A Albany.
Boitsn A Main..
Uoatoo Elavated
Fltchbxrl (.Id
Meilcaa Cantral .
t
::;::
jj
::::: fflt
..... 7
4
:::::
4V.
6
4H
'
1
Ill
,.IS4 t.lumol A H
.154 CentsnnUl
.. 11W Copt.tr Hun
N V.. N. H. A
H.
luir Wm
44 1 Dominion Coal ..
7H! Franklin
144 Oranry
1 ll'la i'.orals
I IMaaa. Minl'ia ....
Pare Marquette ....
t'nton facile ......
Amor. Arge. Cham.
do Bid
Anuf. Pnau. Tube
Amar. sugar
..,...llo!Ml''hlian
in .Mohawk
, Ikont r. A C...
!34'0I4 Dominion ...
do s'd
Amar. T A T....
Amer. Wooiaa ....
da pfd
Dominion 1. A B
... Mrl
.,.11 ;Paproi
.. It .Oulnor
... ghainos .........
... Hi Tamarack
... o :TriHI- ,.
... 4 I' I Mlnlnc
...I V Oil
... :4 rth
... KS'ViMorla
... 17 Wlnoaa
Kdiaoa Use. Illu..
Oanrral glactrto ...
Maas. tleclrla ....
do pfd
MlM. Oaa
I'mted rrull
Vsitfd hoa Uach..
do pfd
t g. Steel
do ptd
Hid Asked.
. im
. 40 sa
. 41
S
.
11 woKcrms ...
Foreign Ktoanrlsl.
LONDON. Sept. 19. The demand for
money was somewhat Increased temporarily
In th market today. Dlrcounts strength
ened the condition r-f the continental ex
ciaree. cnp'-dilly In Oermany. causing
slight uneasiness. Trading on tiie stock
cxthfins-e was fairly cheerful and owing to
the Jewish holiday was ulet. Americans
opened dull, moved Irrenului I v to above
rarity and became rather Idle; I'nlted'
Slates Steel was the feature of the firm
ness; prices closed eany. tlrand trunks
opened dull on the traffic returns and re
covered sharHv. Foreigners were well
supported. Japanese were acUv and
higher. Imperial Japsnese government
of 1904 Were quoted t r'14-
BERLIN. Sept 19 Trading on th Pours
todsy wa narrow, owing to the Jewish
holiday.
PARIS. Sent. 19 The tone on the Bourse
toda wa firm, but business was Inactive.
Russian Imperial 4s were quoted at 93 40
and Kusslan bonds of 14 at 601. Tne
private rat cf discount was 1 per cent.
Xw York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19 -MOXEY-On call,
firm; highest. 2; lowest. 1; ruling rste.
1; last loan, 1: closing bid, 1: offered
at 1; time loans, slightly firmer; sixty
days. 3.75J4 per cent; ninety days. I'u3;
six months. J04.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 84 per
C'sTERLINO EXCHANGE-Weak; closing
tesdy. with nctual business in bankeia
bills at 14 90464.960 for demand and at
34 4?44i4 K4.6 for elty-day bills; posted
rat's 44.S5.j4 87; commercial bills, 4.WVl
4.644
SILVER Bar, t"4c Mexican dollars,
464c.
tlND-Government. firm; rillrosd,
"The following are th closing quotation
on stocks and bonds:
V. . ret. Ja, ref It Van. eon. go'4 It ...10414
do coupon lo4r V.av. tentiil 4a aa
do 'a, res I1 do tat tne 14
do roupon ..l'V4 M A St L 4a HI
V. 8. or 4a. f. .. M , K. AT. 4a 1
do coupon lt do J snvt
U. S. old 4a. re 104 N. R. R. of M. a. 4a 77 4
do coupon 10714 N. Y. (.. (. J4a....
At"hlaon gen. 4a 10.1'tiK J. C. g. l.''a
do arl. a ttitiNo. Pacific 4a l'XH
Atlantic r. b. 4a 7' do la 74
Bal. A O 4a 1W N. A W. e 4a., W
do !- , Ha O. I L. li par... M"
raniral of Oa. la Ill Pan. con. ?H
de I at Inc H.i'V Reading, sen 4a l'V4
Chaa. A Ohio 4"4a....l'.i4i St. U A I. M. t. 6a..ll7H
Phlrago A A. ISa.. 7s 9l. L. A 8. F. fg. 4a. K
C B. A Q. S. 4a... 7 .81 L. 6 W. la
C, M. A 8t. P. f. 4a.li Seaboard A. L. 4a vj
C. A !4. W. con. ,a. .1!H Bo. Pacific 4a 13
C4, R. I. A P 4a ... Tf So. Rallwar la 117"
do col. la 1ai.it A P la ..11
roc A 8t L. S ta.Kllk T . 81 L. A W. 4a.. 81,
rhiiaao Tar. 4a 7&' union racme at
Con Toharco 4a 71"V do fon. 4a. IMS
Colo. A So. 4e M V- 8. StaelMSt US
t'. A R. O. 4t 101 Waha-h It 117'
Erie prior lien 4t... sv no drh. a w
do gn. 4..." 7'a W A Ltke Erie 4a... iH
f. W. A D. C. l..lft ,wia. Cantral 4a
Hocking Vat. 4a. . . . I"1 Colo. Fual t. la 114
L. A N. unl 4a 10Hi
Offered.
London "fork Market.
LONDON. Sept. 19,-Closlng:
Conaola. money jj, y Central Ill
o account -! Norfolk A W 704
Anaconda 44 do pfd
Atchiaon M;a Ontario A W 4
do pfd 11 Pannarlraala 47 H
Baltletore A Ohio.... Rand Mines 1"
Canadian Parltte ....lll.S Reading I41
Chea. A Ohio 44 do lt pfd 4S4
Chicago Ot. W... 1C4 do Sd ;fd
C. 14. A St. P 12 8 Rallwa IVt
Deileera li do pfd
D- A R. Q r'i Bn. Pnrlflr 74
do pfd ft I'nlon ParHc KC.'a
Erie 11 do pfd
do lat pfd 4 V 6. Steal 17'
do Id fd 44 do pfd 70
Illinola Central 14? Wahaih tl
Loult. A Nur IM4 lo pfd 4H
M. , K. A T 44k Span!i 4a 7
SILVER Bar. steady. 2Bd per ounce.
MONEY 14 tier cent.
The rnte of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 242 6-lfi per cent; for
three months
is' bills. 2 6-1624 per cent.
few York jrllnlnar Stocks
NEW YORK, Bept. 19 -The followln
g are
the closing prices on mining siocks;
Adama Coo 40 Littla Chief
Alice - t" Ontario
Preace 14 'Ophlr
Brunnwlck con 1! Phoenix
t'omttock Tunnel 1 potoal
Con. Cal. A Va 1M 6aTge
Horn HIFver lfiS .Plerra Nevada ....
Iron Stlrer ISC Small Hopes
Leadvllla Con I Standard
.. 6
..!'
..tl5
.. 17
..
.. 15
.. V
.. It
..too
Treasury Statement,'
WA8HINOTON. Bept. 19. Today' state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the SldO.CiuO.OOO gold
reserve In the division of redemption
shows: AvailabU cash balances, 3149.69J.113;
gold. to9,6!.o6t.
Natal Market.
NEW YORK, Bept 19. fr'ETALS Th
London tin market scored another gooi ad
Vance, closing at '. 7s od tor spot and
Jtlis log tor luturec. Locally, prices rulei
nrm and higher. Spot is quoted at 127.95-tJ
2.M. Copper was higher in London, clos
ing at A.08 6 for both spot and futures.
Local prices showed a hardening tendency,
with luke quoted at $U.tw.'4B la u", electro
lytic at Jli.oOftjl.'.Tb and casting at 3113744
1.6u. Lead closed at 11 16 id In London
ana was also unchanged In the local mar
ks. 4 at ti-iwoi . Spelter was unchanged
at los In London and at 36.log6.JU In
the iew York market. Iron closed at Co
3d In Glasgow and at 43s IVid In Middles
borough, iocall. iron was unchanged:
No. 1 northerr. foundry Is quoted at 76
(B-14.I6; No. 2 northern foundry, 313.26g 13.76;
iMo. 1 southern foundry nd No. 1 southern
foundry, soft, 4li.6u':i.fo.76.
81'. LOLI8, Sept. 19. METALS Lead,
steady at J4.L4; spelter, steady at $4.96.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19. OLIS Cottonseed,
firm; prime rruoe. nominal; primo yeilow,
f4'2f)kC. Petroleum, steady; refined. New
Yor. i.K6: f nilaueliilila and iialnmor,
tl.W; In bulk. 34.60. Turpentine, firm, 644
KtjUIN Firm: stiained. common to geo.1,
SAVANNAH. Sept. 19. TURPENTINE
Firm, 63c
ROSIN-Flrm; A, B, C. D, E, JJ.50; F. O.
H. 3H6; K. ti.75; M. 34.16; N, 14.40;
W Ci, 4.70; W W, tS.OO.
OIL CITY, Sept. 19. OILS Credit bal
ances, $1.53; certlilcates, no bid; shipments,
117,047 bbls ; oVerSKO, 73.355 bbls.; runs,
108.844 bbls.; overage, 32.73J bbls.; ship
ments, Lima, 7S.167 hbls. ; average, $.:
bbl.; runs, Lima, 1J2,5uO bbl.; average,
61,09 bbl.
Snnar and Molasses.
NEW YORK, Sept. .19. SUGAR R w.
firm; fair retinitis. 3?4c; centrifugal, 96 test,
4b-10c; molasses sugar. S4pl refined, steady,
No. tt 4.110c; No. 7, 4.S0C; No. 6, 4.70c; No. 9,
4.65c; No. 10. 4.00c; No. 11, 4.6uc; No. 13,
4.46c; No. 13, 4.40c; No. 14, 4.40c; confection
ers', 6.10c; mold. 6.tk)t:; cut loaf. 6. '.too;
crushed. 5.96c; powdered. 6.36c; granulated,
6.26c; cubes, 6.60c.
MOLASSEB Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 31ii37o.
NEW ORLF.ANS, Bept. 14.-8UGAR
Strung; open kettle, 34tl3c; centrifugal,
4ft44c; centrifugal whiles, 47c; yellows,
iVJ4c; secondb, 24l4c.
MuLABSES Nominal,- opn kettle, 20
26c; centrifugal. lCifl5c.
SYRUP Nominal.
' Cotton Market.
closed steady; middling uplands, lO.ifOc;
midallng gulf. 11.15o; sales, 100 bales.
K.iir ,,Ut IT AN! S .Jlnt IM COI TON
J?lrm; saiew, i.w naira; uruiiiary, i m-iui;,
low middling. vcr middling, 10 7-!c; good
middling. ltnc; middling fair, 10'ic; re
ceipts, 4,115 bale; stock. 38,319 boles.
6T. LOUI8, Srpt. 19. COTTON Juiet,
unchanged; middling. 104c; sales, none, re
ceipts, none; shipment, none; stock, 3,137
L1 V ERPOOL; Sept. . 19 COTTON Spot
moderut business done; price 8 points
lower; American middling, fair, 7d: good
middling. rt.84d- middling. 4.72d; low mid
dling, 6.44d; good ordinary, 4.ft!d: ordinary.
i.l8d.
Kraporatcd Apples and Dried f'rnlts.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19. EVAPORATED
Ar-fLESr-Mttrket quiet ana easy In tone;
choice quoted at 4iy6c; prime, 6V,fgi4c;
choice, 6-'atic; fancy, 4'i1c.
CALlFUilMA UKu FRUITS Prunes,
easy; spot quotations range from 2c to
64c according to grade. Apricots, choice
ate quoted at 94ivr; extra choloe. luutji
1040; tancv, 1H;j3c. Peaches are In light
uppiy and firm, with choice held at 84
4o4c; extra choice, M1!ic; fancy, 9410c.
Whisky Market.
CHICAGO. Sept. 19.-WHISKY-8teady,
on basis Of 31.36.
PKOHIA. Bept. l.-WHISKY-On basis
of 11. for finished good.
BT. LOUI8. Kept. 16,-WHISKY-Steady,
on basis of 31.324.
CINCINNATI, Sept. W.-WHISKY-On
basis of II. for flnishsd goods.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 19. BUTTER
Fair demand; extra western creamery,
194c; extra nearby prlntg, 21c.
EGGB Firm; 4c higher: nearby firsts,
S14c, st mark; western flrstfi, 22c, at mark.
CHEESE Firm, good demand; New York
full creamr: fancy, frSldci choice, !394c;
fair to good, 8484c-
, Kanaaa City Nraln and ProTlalona.
KANSAS C1TT, Bept. 19 WHEAT
Higher: eeptember, 994c; December. 974c;
May, 99Vc. Cash; No. S hard tl.A3ftl.08ia,;
No. 3. $10&4(l.li2: No. 4. l(ig.'(7c; rel-cted.
RKrTOoci No. I rd i.orrji li; No. 9, ti.oirf
1.07: No. 4. 94c(fJl 00.
CORN Higher; Beotember, 44Ue: D'm.
her, 434c: May, 444'tl4V.c. Cssh: No. 1
mixed. 44; No. , No. 3 white, 4?V-c;
No. 3, 48c.-
OATS Steady ; No. 1 wiilte, JS7i334e: No.
3 wlvril S"c.
HAY Firm: choke timothy. 3I.M; choice
pi sine. 3t7.tswtV7.Srt.
RYF Steady at 70e.
FtiOS 8eadv; Mlrsourl and Kansas,
new No. 3 whltewnod cases Included. 174c;
case rour.t, 16c; canes returned, 4c iea.
BUTTER :reaniery. a-.rv.
124c-
Receipts Shipments.
Wheat, bu 17.0f ifo c
Corn, bu m.rirt 15. or ft
Oat, bu SO.Ouo 1.000
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Otttle Baa Epatj, Best Ortdei Ittady,
0tbr Lowtr.
HOGS TEN TO FIFTEEN CENTS HIGHER
Hearlest Ran f Sheen Far This
easen, bat Deslrahle Rlller Held
teady, with Conaniea Lawer
Oood Feeders Also Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. It. 194.
!i4ec:pt were; Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Official Monday 4.324 I.bJO M,iy
Bam day last week.... Ki'.'i
ha me day week before.. i.SoS t a-xi
Same three weeks ago. '. 3.tfl9 l-
Hame four weeks ago.. 4 .V-1 6,a61 D.nli'
8a me day last year t.oit l,u44 tS.tOli
KtCLlPTM XiK THE 1 KAR 'lO DATE.
The following table shwos the receipt i of
rattle, hogs and si.eep at couth Oman for
the year to aa.e, with comparison with ia;
year;
194. 1903. Inc. Dec.
Cattle 693044 T08.311 116.47
Hogn 1,721 . 1,7:U,442 ,4.-4
Bheep l,0.'4,h0 (Tb,3o4 44.634
Average prlcs paid for Dogs at South
Omaha for th laat several daya, with com
parison; Dai. 1904, 11903. 190. 1301. l!O0.tUr.18J
8-pt. 1...
Sept. 3...
HeFt. ...
Bept. 4...
Bept. ...
Bept. ...
Bept. 7...
Sept.
Bept ...
Sept. 11..
Bept. 13..
Sept. 13..
Sept. 14..
Sept. 16..
Sept. 16..
Hept. 17..
Bept. 18..
Bept. 18..
It
a
I 34V
I l
6 Ml
10!
I 41
47
8 47
8 44
8 601
6 44
6 44I
a56!
6 66
8 3
6 l
5 61,
( 64!
6 70,
J Ml I
J i 4 131
a04
04
t o:
4 80i I 41
4 141 3 bt
)l4
4 I
4 221 8 61
4 8 61
4 80 3 61
4 301 8 0
im it;
4 all
4 2 it 3 77
4 ft 8 73
II' 3 M
4 III 8 73
4 841 8 flS
t 8 P
4 Mi
4 33, 3 74
7 16
!
1 38!
I 401
1
10
Mi
34
a
06
I Si4,
I 30V
18041
i iV
t(l4i
6'
J M',.1
5 06 1
i H
I 73Hl
Od
1 4
7 61
7 47,
6 10
187
a
6
40
T 66
391
i 47
4 62
a 1
4 tl.
4 Ml
751
7 fci
6 ''
t 09
f is!
1 is;
6 19
7 7
7 M;
7 4'1
7 43
7 38
'Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was;
Cattle. Hogs.Sheep.H''.
C. M A St. P. Ry... 2 16
Wsbssh 3 .. ..
Missouri Pacific Ry.. 1!
Union Pacltlc system 63 3 47 7
F., K. M V K. K.. C9 11 iS I
C, bt. P., M. O... 4
H. M. Ry 89 8 21
C, B. A Q. Ry 1
K. C. A St. J.. t
C, R. I. A P., east... 1 .. ., , ..
Illinois Centra! 2 1 ..
Total receipts...... f58 39 98 8
Th disposition of tne day's receipts was
os follows, each buyer purchasing tne num
ber of head Indicated:
Cattle. Hogs Sheen.
Omaha Packing Co 4.18 42 700
Swllt and Company 874 4K3 2.8'JS
Cudahy Packing Co 1,671 8X8 1.09
Armour A Co 83 3:8 1,248
Cudahy, Kansas City at
Swift, St. Joseph .... 46J
Armour, Sioux City 717 ....
Vansnnt A Co 87
Carey A Benton 197
lyooninn & Co 194
McCreary v...... 68
W. I. Stephen J.... 147
Hill 164
Lewis A Underwood 11
Huston A Co 8
Hamilton A Rothschild... 126
L. F. Hues 84
Cudany Bros. A Co 113 ....
Wolf A Murnan 211
Mike Haggerty , 44
Sol Degan i0
Ielghton A co us
Root A Co 318
Bulla A Kline 41
Other buyer 4M
7,783
Total 6,443 2,749 14,35
Ct A A-i i UtSt .U 44 ..4,WMi IN., Wi 4.44k
ti HO 411 4.1UI 444.a 4lliv Cil U4II04 4UlU.S
4wi. isulitifeit a.u avatlioaa ci.) W4.IU
vtuOleu glie.ii 4lA44wC luaKt, Uu. iJltt 4.0-
IllaliU act MS SMMlCltlli kO plcVcut 4S
imi a ueuiliie a n.i. aiiu a mub
4ic4urj U14VI a.el wavs vaitti luiiced.
4tut a lew car 01 lOin-.Ki steers (
rieu, aiui tuey aulu at jut. auuui aieauy
privea, 41a cutn4aiu witn it, wta cu.
A niu as .4u waa paiu, aria lilt) siim.1
nuniuui' on bau soou wrought in Ulal&el
to a 00.
ine ulg end of the offerings wa western
raiibciu. uui the tuaK was i.otni., ix.ra,
aiiu wnue tna iai iuua Su.u auuUi
steady, in genttiai ra.i ui entile wad
arouuu a uln.o tower, irauing wa fowiy
active, ail tu.nga consiaereu, alia t.. uu.a.
01 in oiieiiua waa un4,o.a 01 in ta.riy
goou arasuii. iho cvmuiui. mims war, 04
course, ial..er mow, nu i waa lile be
toie a cleaiai.ee ut that mud ws lu-iae.
inere wia i.iweeu w anu o ta:s of
cows ana nelfet luciuded i.i th iue.pt.
ana thai gave ouyers an opportun-t to
pound tne market lo some extent, caur.e.s
ana in choicest graae a. a not suffer v.r
much, out tne msuium tiuss were a.ou.u
lOiaiou lower. The caiJe kept inuving 10
wnrd tn scales, thougn, anu the bum of
them wa uisposeu 01 m as ear.y an hour
as could reasonably be expected.
Burls, veal calves ana slags war Just
about steady with tne close ot last ween.
There was, a brisk InqUry fur Heavy feed
ers this morning, and Mh kin, is wet fully
teady with last r'r.uay. Tne medium
wilght CAitle and light, stockers were
rather slow i.nd no more than sieady. Com
mon stockeru were very hard to move at
any price, th same as waa the case last
week, as the demand from the country
for that class la very light. Representative
sales:
BEEF STEERS.
No. t. Pr, No. A. Ft.
4 lr2 4 n 44 lr4 I 40
11 1214 I 10 It Jl7 I 40
COW 8.
8 Ml I II . 11 1014 I 44
CALVH.S.
1 1 6 1 116 4 04
I IM I Ot
NEBRASKA .
65 steers.... 833 3 20 3u cow 1067 2 65
26 Steers.... IM3 3 30 6 cows loo 2 u
in leeders.. 7.3 8 2J It cow 8 2 80
9 cows iw 2 00 1 cow 1i9j 2 Ml
9 cows lull 3 bo U cows uot . 1,,
2 cow 7tt) 1 26 2 cows 84a 1 10
10 feeders.. 784 2 90 10 feeders.. 87s 2 to
1 cow MHO 2 0) 2 cow 1066 2 60
1 cow 800 2 00 2 cows 960 2
2 cows lux t 00 6 cow 102J 1 40
17 cows r36 2 40 2 bulls Ilia 2
23 steer.. ..1154 3 40 Scows 148 5 60
18 mixed... 618 2 10 12 steers..,. 9i6 3 G
39 cows 978 2 60 17 Steers.... 9i2 2 76
13 steers. ...13 4 60 16 steer.... V41 8 60
M rnai lOlii t 1 1 . an - - - ..... .
' .m.Mr 7ut a in a v.. .11- "" 2 Zk
2 cow 1226 2 50 8 calve. .. 342 3 73
24 cow 1(08 2 65 26 feeders. .1068 t 15
WYOMING.
73 steers.. ..1171 2 40
21 steers. ...U66 2 to 7 steers . ..1230 390
18 steer ...12t0 3 60 6 steers..., 96S 3 25
14 steers.... SM 3 26 I steer 910 2 60
67 calves... ."6 3 75 IS ca'vea... 304 335
W. W: Fought-Neb.
cow 909 2 45 2 feeder., til 2 60
7 cows 810 145 16 feeder.. 911 3 10
1 cow 840 I CO 1 feeder... Iul5 60
low 850 2 00 22 feeder.. 1U16 3 10
1 bull 1000 2 10
R. M. Lee Neb.
2 cows 960 1 76 S steer.... 1000 2 75
1 cow 100 2 25 1 calf 270 2 00
2 cows 1063 2 26 11 cows 801 ! 66
E. M. Snedker Neb.
15 cow ii 4 60 i feeder.. 948 15
4 cow lu 3 10 i teouer.. Vie iw
1 luws 81W 2 16
tu evki.isbury Neb.
2 cows 1H 2 to 1 bun 1070 1 60
So cows KM 2 cow 94j 3 w
i low 1U30 i It
William Nlemouth Neb.
12 cow m 4 Ou 14 tow 881 I 40
V cow 824 1 40 4 cows 87 2 40
J. R. Broslu Neb.
17 cows 1044 2 lu 1 bun, 144.) 2 CO
I cow., ...I040 2 2u 4 cows Lj 2 3a
Hubert A McC No.
1 COW liuu 3 6 2 calve... 4UI 3 CO
1 icederc.. 777 2 90 1 calr JHo 8 60
G. E. Mllroy-Neb.
3 COW 9tiU 2 46 cow 1014 2 46
2 cow MS) 2 00 2 cow baa t 00
Suuy 4a Runioo ...u.
J cows ttt 2 10 lu4 cow 950 2 4i
leeders.. Mkl f K
J. Sailing Neb.
20 feeders.. K91 8 00 t cow 10S6 t 00
1 feeder... 1090 1 65
r'rua Bros Neb.
1 cow 1320 2 5 t feeder! .. 766 2 20
21 cows 1014 1 60
P. E. Went Nb.
83 feeder.. 977 2 26 4 feadirs.. 977 t 71
W. R. Lamb N6.
It feeder.. 792 8 80 1 feeder... SJO 2 to
C. Johnson Neb.
1 row 160 2 1 eows... . 887 t 25
J. Reno Neb.
1 row too 2 26 28 cow 940 1 64
J. Robinson Neb.
3 feeder.. 14 2 60 66 feeder. .1040 2 0
T. l HedHe-No.
steer. ...1167 8 60 low 1110 185
T. Rentaseh Neb.
2 feeder.. 1158 16) 22 feeders . 1128 2 40
T. L. Thompson Neb.
85 steers.. ..1140 3 65
Robtrt Poyer Neh.
4 cow. ,.. 90
W . H. Latham Nb.
23 feeder.. 1110 n 40
Willis Bros-Wyo.
1 steer KM t ' 1 row 1180 J
1 steer inn 1 1 oow tt m
ft cows '4 1 90 1 rows lof, 2 AO
2 cows 10C4 1 90 22 cows 002 2 43
W. T. Whaley Wye.
11 fct....J.ia) 2 tt 17 row inct I
cow om 2 61 8 row a r I o
X cow lo I to 2 Cow Has 4 au
cows luio 2 taj 1 cow 1L 2 oV
Jo Henry Wyo.
I ter....12i 3 4v 3 leei....12:4 140
7 ieers....Hi (40 1 sieer HO 3 40
U steers.. ..1j4S 3 10 n mixed... 817 8 7
A. D. Ferguson Wyo.
10 cows'.... 177 2 90 1 sieer 16W 3 41
12 steers... .Ua7 3 4a 1 ter loJ 3 4
1 steer l.0 3 45
W. N. Proctor-Wyo.
K feeders. .1111 3 hi 1 feeder... 860 2 64)
8 feeders.. 9 1 J 3 W) 2 feeder.. 7;t 3 00
7 feeder.. 1014 2 W
I A. Corbett-Wyo.
16 steers.... f 91 2 to 27 leers... .107 12
The Tolland Co. Vyo.
24 Steers. ...b71 8 o SO cows 1022 1 90
W T. Wbaley-Wyo
104 eows. ... 8M 2 80 79 oow 1030 2 88
Kendrliw A 1. wyo.
it steers. ...1041 2 46
Jchn J. Ccrbett Wyo.
IS steer... .1148 t 60
J. B. Kendrlck Wyo.
it steer... 113 S 50
Charles Heigh Wyo.
28 feeder .11 2t 8 85 1 cow K1 t
3 feeders.. 1129 8 75 2 cow IM 2 36
It cow li7 3 70
H. Somrner Wyo.
14 steers.. ..1210 3 60
Arkermsn A B. S. D.
4 steer.. ..li la 3.40 1 steer 1060 130
1 tr 1so 3 i 4 steers.. ..100 3 80
1 rteer 1230 130 1 ste-r. ...K 2 30
1 "teer lJtt 8 30 1 steer 1200 30
1 steer W 1 Jo 1 steer 1:40 8 J
1 ter 10SO 3 80 2 strs. ...1100 i 30
"lsy Miller-8 I.
t bulls 1K0 2W I cow.,..-. W t 40
88 cows 2S 20 10 Steers ... ITS i 00
Robinson Bro. Colo.
48 rews .. . 9T-6 in tW 1 on
HOOS There was light run of hogs
here this morning even for a Monday, and
with a good demand and favorsbl reports
from other points, th msrket ruled active
and generally 10c to !6o higher. Trading wa
active on anything at all desirable, and It
was not long befor everything but few
late arrival was disposed of. Hesvy hog
old largely from 36 60 to t5 6, medium and
mixed load from 86.65 to 86.76 and choice
lights from 8680 to 86.N6. This advance
carries th market to the high point of th
year. A compared with a year ago there
Is no little difference In th market.
Prices, though, are about 1.0 per loo lower
Ihsn two years ago and about 81. 00 lower
than Lire? years ago. As compared with
four year go, however, or with 1909, the
market I 60c higher. Representative salea:
No. A. k. Pr. No. A. ek. Pr
M S14 IK M N Ill K Hi
64 lift 80 I a V til M 111
4 Uf ... I M 47 107 110 I Tl
41 144 140 I 47VI 44 i0 IM HI
41 t;l IM 1474 71 t 40 I 71
14 T7 M to 41 147 44 I Tl
70 144 ... IT ttl ... I Tt
JM 10 I TO 14 I4 1 I Tt
10 K4 44 I TO 14 Ut ... 177
41 t?l I I T It ISt It IM
tl tSi ISO I TO Tl r4 40 I to
32 13 S 40 4 TO Tt 141 ... I 414
li i0 ... I TO 44 Ill SO I II
I til 40 I 10 74 134 10 I M
TO 4 40 I TO 00 1 40 I 05
41 17! ... I 71V4j 41 ..ITt 40 I M
(4 tn 120 I TiVi I ! '
8H LLP The heavieat run Of Bheep so
far tnla season arrived this morning, but
In spl'.e of that fact th market held up
In very satisfactory manner. Packer all
seemed to hsve llveral orders, and aa a
result the market on anything desirable
eitner in tne way 01 snecp or mnios soiu
at lust shout steady price. Some of the
pert fat kinds which feeders did not want
may have been a irlfle lower, ine duik
of ths -killers were dispoced of before noon,
but It was rather late before tn less de
sirable kinds were all out of first hands.
The feeuer market wa a trifle slow In
opening, but prlcas showed but little change
lio.n tne close of lust week. The better
grades sold without a great deal of troubl
but common kinds were hard to move.
Quotations tor grata sheep unu iambs:
Good to choice yeariings, IS.'.tvftl.OO. Ilr I
good yearlings, 3.5(a i6; good to choice
wether. 8S.ifi3.t)5; fair to good wthrs.
33.2tVtiS.36: good to choice cwbh. ts.26fij.6tl;
lair to good ewea, $2.76'it'3.2t; good to choice
lamb. 84 755.26; fair to good lambs, 84.60:
4.76; feeder yearlings, $a.C0fiJi6, feeder
weiheis. 4u.26Ci.6u; feeder ewea, 12.002 60;
feeder 1 ubs, ti.76''T4.60. breeding ewe J, 83.04
it Z. IS. Representative sales;
No. Av. Pr.
1 ro Idaho cul- ewe ix - 85
i 60 Idaho wether and yearlings.. 78 3 w
lit Idaho lamb 5 4 60
I 46 Idaho ewe j 94 2 75
44 Nebraska ewta 91 8 W
439 Wyoming ewca and wether 102 8 lo
4 Wyomlrg ewea 97 3 80
22 Wyoming ewes 90 3 o
110 Wyoming ewes 106 8 aO
1 Nebraska ewe 7.1 3 40
f9 W yoming wether 9 t 05
1 Idaho wether 00 3 65
193 Idaho feeder lamb 62 4 2
30 Nebraska feeder lambs 62 4 26
826 Wyoming feeder lambs .... 57 4 4.1
173 Wyoming feeder lambs t4 4 40
41 Wyoming bucks 1 2
463 feeder ewes 106 1 75
43 Wyoming feeder ewes K'9 3 76
132 Idaho ewes V 8 25
232 Utah ewes 106 3 30
80 Wyoming wethers 94 1 60
122 Wyoming wethers 94 2 66
464 Wyoming- wether tti 8 68
32 Wyoming wether 93 8 66
90 Wyoming wether tl 1 60
60 Wyoming wether 4 94 3 66
26 ldho wethers 118 3 75
114 Utah yearlings 96 3 16
801 Montana letaer lambs bs 4
849 Montana feeder lambs M 4 SO
850 Montsna feeder lambs 4 57 4 31
850 Montana feeder lambs 67 4 30
2o2 Montana feeder lambs 64 4 30
503 Wyoming lambs 6J 4 8j .
842 Wyoming lambs 4H 4 8a
228 Wyoming lambs 63 4 86
428 Wyoming lambs , 64 4 86
CHICAGO I.I VK 8TOCIC MARKET
Receipt of C'ttte Heavy and Prlre
Are 1. oarer Hoa Hla-her.
CHICAGO, Bept. 19 CATTLE-Receipts.
82.000 head; Texans, !.r00 head; westerns.
7.000 head; market lcil6c lower; good to
medium steers, 35.60ttj4i.16; poor to medium.
3C.60i.i5 26; stockers and feeders, I2.25t7a.fc5:
cows. 1. 50514.50: heifers. 32.000.4.85; canners,
81.60Sr3.26; bulls. I2.00ig4.60; calves, H.OiHf
6.26; Texss fed steers. 34.006.00; western
steer, 8S.OOii4.0O.
HOG8 Receipts. 19.000 head: market 10
.T.4A 4. I I- .. . ,al ,. A Ki,,V,u,B IVTl'
4.26; good 'to choice heavy. $5.8!j-6.32U:
rousrh hesvy, V 4ofr 70; light, t5:60ij4i.5; 1
, , 1. ..u. aa c nx
I'UlfV Ut Dm II D u.,l,UV.V.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 4.000
iias1i malibal fnf aVincn s I rtaV ' tnr laa m KI
lOtaWc lower; good to choloe wether. W 80 (
A.4tt. tA mla. ftllRjfta?;
UJil.atl, 4-V tllUIVI llllAl U SUlWirf V.l
western sheep, 33.0O84.00; native lambs,
MCOft-o.00; western lamb. 4.00ft 5. 30.
Kanaaa City Llv Stock MarketT
KANSAS CITY. Bent. 19 CATTLE Re
ceipts, 24,000 head, the largest number of !
rattle received at the local yards since
September. 1902;. 3.000 southerns Included;
market for corn fed steers, steady; for
nthere. 10'il6c lower; choice export and
dreesed beef steers, steady. 85 0425; fair
to good, steady. tt.OCfrt.CO; western fed
steers, steady, 14.004.6.60; stockers and
feeder, Wil5c lower. 32.2604.00; southern
steers, K&20c lower, 32.60'.i'3.60: southern
cows. 10tJ16c lower. 1.75'B2.86; native cows,
ll.6twj-1.60; native heifers, I2.50ot2.76; bulls,
steady, I1.7D42 26: calves. 82.604j6.60.
HOGS Receipts. 3.400 head; market 10c
higher: top prices, 15.8s: bulk of Miris,
16 i6fr6.82tA. heavv. 87.6M7 .90: packer. 85.75
it&: nlrs and llahts. K.CMt ft.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R-celpts, 10.000
head; market for sheep, steady; for lambs.
10c lower; native lambs, 14.000. 50; native
wethera, W2584.00; native ewes, 3.Wiff;a.40;
western lambs, 86.36; westarn yearlings,
83.6O4j3.70;' westerns, 33.85(13.60; stockers and
feeders, t2.T64.CO.
ew York Live Stock Msrket.
NEW YORK, Bept. 19.-I1KEVE8 Re
ceipts. 2,897 head; market weak; few steer
old at 14 464.26; bull. 2.6 '.(2.fc: cowa,
Jl 2o52.60; export tomorrow. 6 eanl 1,283
aheep and 4.00 quartera of beef.
CALVES Receipts. 2.B56 head; msrkrt
verv slow and 16c lower; veals, t500H25;
few choice handy vails, 18 CO; cul s, 14 00 fp
4.60; buttermilks and grasser. liVoMi C'i-i;
f'W top feeder), ti V; dreraed calves lowsr;
dressed veil. 8 to 12c higher per lb.; coun
trv dreaeed, Tillc.
, SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts.- lUffj
head; rheeo about s'efidy; lambs 2r'"0c
lower; sheen. MfVfTl.JS; and -ear-llnr.
mlved tl.80454.86: Inmba, tVA"ri 25;
choice, 4jt11); Canada lambs, IS.7i4f4.Jn
Cli'K 84.Crtri4.60.
HOOP Petts lf.131 he'd; ea'k' -in.
even; eorrt sale lower) "tit an4 r nsvl
vanla hog, IC.2i 03 6"..; mixed westtrn, ti.'o.
tt. I -oils LIt t'-eW M-rWet.
8T LOT'18. gr. 16. 4TTt,e Ree.i-ts
1? oivf hed rnel'"4in 8.000 ren- mnft
tne. nftlv ht-n1r spit e--ort steers.
vfKn: dresesd beef s " rllle.es re'a
turner k steers 'ir4a 1 f 10 fa
4 f0: sfnekers ard feeders. 81 2611 60; rows
ed heifee. flS ai.as.
ii". f 4Vf3.0S' ealv t"el 00 : T;"'
sr-4 In4' ""Tt. 8MifC8.30; rows and
vronn rteceints. S-fn b-rt: n..-v rm
10c Meher- ! and I'-Ms. I40f"''"i
racWsrs "'""41(1; butcher and best
nrv.-. FA.nt-TTS m. i
sKFP A NO T.MP P'eei-ats. ee I
-": rcrVet e4w etn- muttrn' t 1 !
4W- Itrkbs, l454Tf', r-'Ms n1 hi--'"
'03 60; stockers. '.CO03 26; Texan. 3.(0
4J4 0O. .
T. JOSEPH. 8-it. 15 C4.TT-T K "e.
rlnt. 4 A4 hea'- w-Vet 1 -
redv; others K1c !ot f "ea W'c
II": reus p4 -e'fr. 11.60474.76; tnrkr
HOGS Receipt, 1.812 head; mostly Uo
a V as
laavy,
18. 5U
HrtKEP AND LAMHS Rerelpta
neaa; marsei active, stroiiy.
Usek In Mam.
runuwir.v were ine receipt or live Sloe:
t th six principal western cltle jesier-
('AtTtn lt-,4r kh.Br,
South Omnh.t
Bioux City ..
Kansas City
Bt. Louis ....
f4t. Joseph
Chicago
Totsls ....
V4 .4
8 10 1.M0
?.iw .4no loivia
12.01 0 6.5O0 I.OOt
4.f 4 1.613 12.V
.......32.010 19. COO
loot
44.t9t
83.543
loa f lr Kve fttork Market.
BIOUX CITY, Bept. lt-(8pecl.i Tele
gram CATTLE Receipts, lion hesdi
market 10c higher; beve. 23.601.5.60; rows,
bulls and mixed, 82 204TI 36: storker a.il
feeders. ?.60lf360; calve nd yearlings,
t?lMi3.!8.
HOOS Receipts. 1.3T0 head: market 100
higher at I5 5.i?5 73. bulk, to SO.
i
OMAHA WIlOr.F t.t, MAilKF.T
Coadlllna of Trntte and taaotatlon oa
tapl and Fancy Produce.
EOGS Receipts moderate; candled stock,
1S4
LIVE POULTRY Hen. 84c; rooster. Ie
turkeys, 1'; ducks. 7J9o: gcose, tc; spring
chickens Up
BUTTER Packing stock. 114c eholen
to fancy dairy, lac; separator, l,fl74c.
FREBH FISH Trout. 10c; pickerel. 8e
Pike, 10c; perch. 7r; hlueflsh. 13c: whlteftsh,
lec; salmon, 14c; redsnntiiier. lie: lobster,
ci sen, toe; lobster, boiled. 30c; bullhend.
(lo; rsttlsh. lie; black bnas, 20c; halibut.
10c: croppies, 12c; toe shnd. 11, b'lffalo. 7c
wni'e oasa, lie; rrog legs, per dot., xo,
BR AN Per ton. Ilk.
HAY Prices ounted by Omaha Whnlestl
Dewier' association: Cboleo No. 1 upland,
17 50; No. 2. 87.00; medium 1660; coarse,
1600. Rye straw, lo .'A These pi Ices ai
for hay of rood color snd finality.
OYSTERS New Tork enu-its, per enn,
45e; extra selects, per rsn, I7e: standards,
per can 32e; bulk standards rr gal.. 91 .15;
nulk extra selects, t er g1. 11 76; bulk Nv
York counts per gal., l?oo
TROPICAL FRUITS. .
ORANQEa V alcnclns. luige slaea, IS.'itl
4 26; small sixes, t4.2u4.50.
LEMONS C'H.llorni.i fnncy, 270, 800 and
3 61. 0u; choice, 3.54i3.73. w.
DATEb Per box of 30 l-b. pkgs., 0O.
LIMES Florida, per 4-bssket criitos. H A
FH18 California pef 10-lb. carton, 5ce;
Iniported Smyrna, 2-crown, 12c; t-crown,
14c; 7-.rcwii, Uc.
BANANAS- Per medium slxrd bunch, 81.00
ti. - .inrnho. t3.76W3.rr.
CAYENNE PINEAPPLE 1C and 20 lx.
per crate, 84.00. i
FRUIT3.
APPLES Home-grown, per bu. basket,
44;i'c; per bbl., 1 2 1 5 '-4.
PEACHES Home-gi of. n " ling, per 10
lb basket, 2f,c; Colorado, per 6-bfisket crat.
11.50: Colorado, per box. 9H-; Oregon. pr
box, "ir'i'W; Ltah, per box. iOjKOo.
PLUMS Callfornin (jro.i prunes, 81 60;
Italian prunes. Il (II K.. i"iitii and Colo
rado plums and prunes, S0r Jl (O
PITAHB Cnlifornla RHrtlcH. per box, 1.M
Cl od; Colorado Flemish Hen my, $1.50; Col
orado, Utali anu Oregon it.ntleti, 31 liva
1.75; California U. Hardy, ll.f:.
CAN'i'ELOUPK Oenulne Colorado Rocky
Fords, ner crate. 12.00.
I WATERMELON H-Pir lb. (crated), 1C.
I CKLEKY Per do., 2.500.
un e'l- i-iome-grown, i er to 8-tn.
basket. 18ti20c; California Tokay, per case,
ll.5.fil.fi5
CRAB APPLES-Per bbl.. $3.73S.O0; pr
merket bn-ket. fc.
CRANBERRIES Can Cods, per bbl,
17.00; per box. $2.45.
EOETADLK8.
rOT ATOEtj ."xew liome-grown, in sacks,
per bu., 4oc.
NAVY BEANS-Per bu.. ll.MOS.OO.
ONION? Home-grown, in sacks, per bu.,
60.JH0&C; Spanish, per crate, 81.76,
TOMAloES-Homo-gtoau, per market
bstket, l5tjj.iic.
CABBAGE Home-grown, per 100 lbs., 86e.
CCCfM HERS Per doi.. 15c.
TURNIPS Home-grown, per bu.,' 40?J0c.
BEBS Home-grown, per bu., &Ofia0c.
PARSLEY Per dnx., Joe.
WAX MEANS Per murket basket. 50c.
fWEET POTATOES Home-grown, per
market bftshel. 40c; Virginia, per bbl., 12. 7
fJ3l.
GREEN PEPPERS-Per bjshel basket,
1.00.
SQUASH Home-grown, per do., 60c.
EGG PLANT Southern per do., 11.60.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAPLE 8LOAR Olilt. per lo.. 10c.
CHEESE Wisconsin twins, full cream,
lie; Wisconsin Young America, 12c: block
Hwlss. new. Lie; old, ltvj.l7c; Wisconsin s
brick, 124c; Wisconsin llmberger, lie.
NUTS Walnuts. No. I. soft shell, per lb.,
Vc; hard shell, per lb., 14c; No. 2 soft shell,
per lb., 13c; No. i hard shell, per lb., 12c;
pecans, large, per lb., 12c; small, per lb.,
10c; peanuts, per lb., 8c; roasted peanuts,
per lb., lie; Chill walnuts per lb., 12(lrl34e;
large hickory nuts, per th., .He; almonds,
solt shell, per lb,. 15c; hai-f. shell, 12c; shell
Nirks, per bu., $2.0v; bla- at walnuts, par
bu., L2.
Coffee Mnrket.
NEW YORK, Sept 19. -COFFEE Th
market for future opened steady at an
advance of 6 points in response to con
tinued report cf damage to the second
(lowering and a rally in the French cables.
Later It continued 4 firm, showing at one
time a net gain of about 107716 points 011
covering, but later offerings became heav
ier snd the market sagged oft and closed
Imreiy stejdv at unchanged prices to a de
cline of 5 points. Sales were reported of
4t).60J bags. Including December. 6.85tz7.00c:
March, 7.30(Ti7.30c; May, 7.4C& 7.60c; July. 7.55
r.i7.fiGe. Spot: Rio, steady; No. 7 Invoice,
E4c; mild, quiet.
Toledo Meed Market.
TOLEDO, O., Bept 19. 6EED8 Clover,
cauli and October, 87 06; December. 17.074
exited. AlsiKe. September, $.7i. Timothy.
September, 1.JI.
Elarln Batter Market.
E1X5IN. 111., Sept. 19. BUTTER Firm at
19'tc. an advance of 4o over laat week,
baits tor the week, bST.joO pound. .
1
Heir to l.arsre Fortune Dies
BALLSTON, N. Y., Sept. 19-Mls J east
Di .is,, an aged resident of Oalway, this
county, who recently Inherited a tortuna
of a million dollars irom the estate of her
brother, bumue. Uavls of San Francla?o,
died today, aged 66 years. Hiss Divls had
never received the leaacy oil account of
proceedings declaring her mentally Incom
petent having been had before County
.ludge Rockwood. who appointed George II.
West of this place a commissioner of (he
state. On appeal from that Order.- which
wa pending hearing at the present sit
ting of the appellate division at Saratoga
the matter now falls, and will come Intes
tate before Surrogate Letter. The heir to
the estate are remote, living In New York.
Westchester and Monroe counties of thl
tate, who were appellant from the. Order.
Hidden City Found In Crete.
NEW YORK. Sept. 18-Mlss H. Boyd,
who was sent out by the Pennsylvania
Archaeological seclrty to maka Investiga
tions and excavations for sncient cities In
Crete was a passenger on the stesrner Pan
nnnla. which arrived today from Flume
Trieste and Palermo. Miss Boyd said she
found a hidden city In Crete and hsd
brought with her many specimens for th
society. This I her econd trip for ex
ploration. MINNEAPOLIS
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