THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1905.
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GRAIN ASD PRODUCE MARKET
from Bean.
' FEAft TO GO SHORT OVCR HOLIDAY
Liquidation (iniri Hrplrmhrr (nrn
to Ease Off, bat Other Month
Are lp Frosts Are Pre-
, t 1 dieted for Nebraska.
OMAHA. Sept. I. 1905.
3 Trad era
Sunday ar
were afraid tu no short over the 1
y and MnnHiv ar,, Ihin ml mi
demand from thorn, making a strong mar-
' 'r'ce wt-re up about c. September
wheat closed at 79c, locnnbf r at M(J
Me and May at 4'o4V-
Liquidation caused September corn to
e otT a hit, and the other months were
strong. I.tght frosts are predicted for Ne
braska tonight. Country acceptances of
corn have been light. One Chicago hou
sent out extremely high bids yesterday
and got Soo.OnO bushels, but moat of the
bidder got practically nothing. Septem
ber closed at 62e, old September at 52c,
December at 43c, old December at 45-:
and May at 43"ac.
The largest trading In oats was In May.
September closed at 2514c, December at
26c and May at 2KiVa2Hc.
Liverpool rinsed d higher on wheat and
unchanged on corn. Indian wheat ship
ment are reported practically finished.
Trading In corn wa Inactive.
Australian wheat shipment for the week
were 248,000 bushels, against 200.nrt bushels
thn k before and 710.000 bushels Inst
rear. Primary receipts of wheat were
OlS.OoO bushel and shipment 3o3.C"i0 bush
els, against receipts of 772.000 bu't'els Ust
yar and shipments of 4H7.000 bushels. Re
ceipt of corn were 6f0,0fi hushels and ship
ment Ii62,0ii0 bushels, against receipt last
year of 834,000 bushels and shipments of
621,000 bushels. Clearance were 27.000 bush
el of wheat. 78.0110 bushel of corn. 2.11.000
bushel of oat and 13.000 barrels of flour.
Wheat advanced f(c In the Chicago
cash market yesterday, due to meager
offerings. Minneapolis said It rash wheat
market was unsatisfactory and prices aver
aged lftSe lower. Total stocks nt Minne
apolis are FIl.'nK bushels, a decrease of
261.039 bushels for the week. Wheat deliv
eries on September contracts In St. Ixiuls
Friday were 375.000 bushels, all to shippers.
There were none nt Kansas City and very
little at Minneapolis.
Winnipeg" wired that 90 per cent of the
Canadian crop Is cut and with good
weather threshing will he general next
week. No crop report will be Issued this
niontn ny tjhlo. Missouri and ivenmcay
will Issue reports next week, referring to
both wheat and enrn.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT No. 3 hard, 2 car. 77c; 3 cars,
"Re: No. 4 hard, 1 car, 73c; no grade, 2 cars,
70e.
CtlHTC No. X 3 cars. 49c.
OATS No. 8 white. 1 ear, 24c; no grade,
ears, Z2c; 1 car, 20c.
Omaha Cash rrlc.es.
JWHEAT No. 2 hat
-V'fl77c; No. 4 hard,
CORN-No. 2. 49'4c;
rd, 77ai9c; No. 8 hard,
73C.
No. 3. 49c; No. 4, o;
No. 2 vellow. 4Sc: No. 8 yellow. 4H4c; No.
2 white, 49c; No. 3 white, 49c.
OAT8 No. 2, 23'c; No. 3. 22c; No. 4.
I2ti; No. 2 white, i:4c; No. 3 white, 24c;
No. 4 white, 24c; standard, 24c.
CarLpt Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago- 26 516 2S6
Kansas City 352 86 10
Minneapolis 422 ... ...
Omaha 25 67 8
Duluth 21
4V Louli M "
i Superior quotatlo
' f Hvery. The tange
f I the fcd wards-Wood
o( Trade building.
quotatlonc for Minneapolis de-
01 prices u Tiiui imi uj
ood company, 110-111 Board
was:
Artlules.l Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloe. Ye'y.
Wheat
83V. 81 Vk 81
81V, 80V. -80V4I
84Vi 83 84 I
83V.
Deo.... 80VSI
81V,
May...84Va-V.I
WEATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Cool Wave General from Moomtalue
to River.
OMAHA. Sept. 2. 1905.
The wave of cooler weather, noted over
the extreme upper Missouri vauey ana
northwest in the last reDort. has spread
over the entire Missouri valley and cooler
weather Is general this morning over the
centuil valleys from the Mississippi river
wetsto the mountains. Heavy frost oc
curred In the British provinces and light
frosts were general In Wyoming. Cooier
uihar will i.ruviill ln the central valleys
tonight and light frosts are possible as far
south a northern Nebraska and northwest
Iowa.
Omaha recura of temperature and preclp
ilation, compared with the corresponding
uy ot the last three ear:
HK6. 1K4. 10.1 1W
Minimum temperature..,. 63 M 62 M
Precipitation 00 " -00 .00
Normal temperature for today, 69 de
Deficiency In precipitation aince March L
OA irwhaa
uentlency correspondlnaT period in 1904,
" Execs corresponding period ln 1?08, 4.BJ
Inches.
UMAJIA DISTRICT AVERAGES.
iimp rutin.
Station,. Max. Mm. Inche. Bky,
shland, Neb.... 84
60 T Clear
63 .00 Clear
4S .00 Clear
47 . 00 Clear
4H T Clear
60 .00 Clear
40 .00 Clear
47 ,u0 Clear
63 ' .00 Clear
61 .00 Clear
47 . 00 Clear
i3 .00 Clear
45 .00 Cloudy
60 .10 Cloudy
10 .00 Clear
Auburn, N(U w
L'olumbus, Neb.. 82
I'alrbury, Neb.... ks
Fairmont, Nb... ka
Or. island, Neb.. 80
Hartlngton, Neb. 75
LMtkdule, Neb 16
Unialia, Neb 82
Tekanuih, Neb... 83
Carroll, la. 78
Llarnda, la 94
Sibley, la.... 1
ui..,iv citv la ... 78
ui,.rm iika. la.. 7a
lilallVlCi. AIW1AUH,
No. of Temp Rala.
Central. on
Max. Mln. mem
Chicago. Ill
29 t2 62 .84
la 82 tU .16
14 fe4 bi .16
H 88 2 .36
20 lr 00 .18
S 70 4s .14
15 4s .W
10 66 .as
t:oIamuus, U
Live Molnea, la ...
lndianupolis, Ind..
Kaunas City, Mo..
UlniieaP0"3, Minn.
Jniahu, Neb
jl. Louis, Mo
U A V c-LSH,
Weather tluieuu.
Local forecaster
Kua City Grain nnd Provisions
I.1N.BAB C1TT. Seol. 2-WHEAT-8ep
Umber, VJ'c; tJex-eiuiier, .JVtl ''tc, aiay,
lot.c; cash. No. 2 hard, 76Vfc'c; No. 3. .40
iic; No. 2 red, twijoOHc; No. 3, i2c. Heceipia.
itH car.
COHN-Steady; September, 4. Vc; Decem
ber. MieC, May, cash. No. 2 mixed,
4s",'Sic, No. 3, 60c, No. 8 while, 60c; No.
1 49V&49iC.
OAT 6 No. 2 white. 26V,'u27V,o;
No. 2
mixed. Ac.
HAY Steady ; choice timothy.
$9.00(1)9.50;
choice pralrte, $6.tiot...
KKK Steady at 67c.
h,Jti Steady ; Missouri and Kansas, new
No 2 whitewoud lasea Included. 17c per
dosen: case count, lac per doxen, case le-
turned, ,c per aoseii it.
11C l Ttit eua; creamery
l.,c; pack-
Ing, UVkc.
Receipts. Shipments.
...376.KU0 1S.S..H4)
. .. 7.ct) no.utki
... 14U0 9.0UO
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu ..
Uat, b)i ..
The range of pr4;e paid In Kansas City
reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany. UO-111 Board of Trade building, was:
Article I Open. I Hlgh. Low. I Close Ymy.
, heat .
Sept..'.
Dec...
May...
Corn
Sept... Dec...
May...
Oais
e-r
May..
Dec...
e-k
Oct...
Jan. .
l.-d-
TJ! T3! T$ 73 I 73V,
73' 731, .73 73 73
76 i Tto 76 7o 16
4 I 4s 47! , 47 4)i
3' 3. S , Ss
! S8, S. 3; 3
x I ! t :
lo :i 20; 26 25
24 24 24 I 24, 24
16 14 15 12 IS 06 15 12 15 05
12 S3 U S 12 30 12 30 12 32
1 85 I T 90 7 85 7 90 7 92
7 9J 4 7 97 7 92 7 97 k ir)
9V 1 4 90 90
$ 70 ! 8 7J I 60 I I 72 I 75
Sept..
" ( Oct...
. ir : Oct...
Peoria Market.
FEORI A, Sent. 2 -OORN-Lower; No. $
yellow, 6.'r; No. J, 424j6-c; No. 4. 61;
no greae ou-o.
OATS rnchanged: No. I white.
No 4 white, 24y-tc.
WHISKY II. 2 for finished goods.
25c;
Llrereol Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL. Kept. I WHEAT Snot,
nominal: futures, quiet; September, 6s,d;
December. 6s 7d.
COHN-Spou eteady; American mixed,
pot. U d. Futures, quiet; beptemlwr,
41d; December, 4s d ; Janusry, new.
4s 3d.
CHICAtiO f;R4l ASI PROVISIONS
Featarea of the Trad lnT and t losloa;
Price, on Hoard of Trade.
rmrAOO, Sept. 2. Wet weather In th
northwest was the principal fiuw for a
close December win 'ip r, Corn was up
'p. imt una prov. Moris are rrartinmiy
unchanged
The wheat marked was Arm the entire
session, at the opening the December de
livery wss a shade to c higher, at 8U-c
to .1V1 Throughout the spring wheat
belt additional rain bad fallen during the
night. Thl fart largely acrnunted for the
Arm undertone that prevailed In the pit.
!.flte In the session the market gained
fresh strength from the announcement thnt
Buffalo millers were buying hard wheit
here. Covering by shorts carried the price
of December up to M ti 1i The market
closed firm, with Derember at Slf81c..
rrlmnry receipt were liberal, arrival at
all points today, l.nlVWO hu., compered with
772101) im. a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts of t(2 cars
against 240 cars last week and 2K4 cars a
year ago.
Threatened frost for the most northerly
eetlon of the corn belt caused a firm tone
In the corn market. A report of rive bont
loads of corn taken for export helped to
stimulate demand. The volume of trad
ing, however, was small. The market
closed at the highest point of the day.
December opened unchanged to 'c higher,
at 43te to 43Sc, sold between 43n and 43Nc
and closed at 43:-c. looal receipts were
ftfl car, with 241 car of contract grade.
Firmness of other grains held the oat
market steady notwithstanding the profit
taking In the September option. December
opened a shade higher, at 2fV, sold olt
to 2iO and closed at 26Vtc. Local re
ceipts were 2S8 car.
A Be decline In the price of live hogs
had a weakening Influence on the pro
visions market early in the session. Later
a fair demand from shorts caused a
steadier tone. An estimated decrease In
thn world' stock of lard wa an additional
bullish factor At the close October pork
was up Be. at 215.2:. Lard wa off 2Hc, at
22 n?H Rlh were unchanged, at $8.90.
Estimated receipt for Monday: Wheat,
3.1 car; corn, t'!8 car; oat, 279 cars; hogs,
29.0H0 head.
The leading future ranged a follows:
Articles. Open. High. Ixw. Close. Yes'y.
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
a Sept.
b Sept.
a Dee.
TSHfrV -0
794' 7!r-V 1H
sivoNsmir'-i
84S 84SS-. 84VyH
65
53'
R2H1
62H'
4Ril
B-'-i!
B2H'
4M,;
R3V,
63
4RH
4.1 i
43H
-1 ',.
6r,!
4RS!
4:(o,v
434fl,'
b Deo.
4SS
43
43S
May
K 43H'8 V 43ViJ-aj
Oats
J'.-ut.
2T.SI
2K
25 2M4 l'.H?4
W-'S1 2H'2'inH
2,H VmrQ u
1 ec.
May
I ?KSkl
2S.
2
'ork
Sept.
Oct.
IS 45
15 40
15 17H
7 97H
8 05
7 65
8 67H
8 80
15 20
7 90
15 25
7 95
8 05
7 60
15 15
7 90
15 22V4,
Ln rd
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
7 95
8 02'4
7 P2V,
8 02 H
i 00
8 50
7 66
8 50
8 60
7 8(
Rlbs-
Sept.
Oct.
8 67
8 67'V
8 72V41
, no
8 0
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOCK Easy; winter patents. 3.80i&4.20:
winter straights. 24.0ti'ii1.2rt; spring patents,
I3.8''rt6.28; spring Btralghts, 13. 604.75;
bakers, 2.4O'u3.30.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring. !"Vfi04c: No. 3
spring, hi'lrOOc; No. 2 red, 79v4'?iKoc.
COK.N no. 2, 53c; No. 2 yellow, 53VC
OATS No. 2. 2fi".c: No. 2 white. 27Ue:
No. 3 white, 25V!fl27c.
RYB No. 2, 60c.
BARLEY (food feedlnir. 37(SflTUc: fair to
choli-e malting, 42ti4Jic.
SEED No. 1 flax, fl 06: N6. 1 northwest
ern, $1.12. Prime timothy. $3.65. Clover.
contract grade, $11.00.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bhl., $15.40
&16 45. Ijird, per loO lbs., $7.96. Short ribs
sides (loosel .or;tj.70. Short clear sides
(boxed). $8.87VsS9.12Vi.
The receipts and shlnments of flour and
grain were: Receipts. Shipments.
lour, bbis 27.000 ho roo
Wheat, bu 66,000 26,000
Corn, bu 37O.3O0 3S2,5i'0
Oats, bu 341,400 224,000
Rye, bu 7,000 .. . .
Barley, bu 41,000 6,000
On the Produce exchange todav thn hut.
ter market wa steady; creamery, 174j20V4c:
dairy, ltiy18Vc. Eggs, steady; at mark,
cases Included, 16c: firsts. 17V,c; prime
firsts, lHc; extras, 21Vc. Cheese, firm, U
6110.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
(taotatlona of the Day on
Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. Sent. 2 F"T,OTRrtcir,
23,442 bbls.; exports. 12.230 bbls.: market
dull; Minnesota patents, $4.8&'oa.40; Minne
sota bakers. $3. 6041 4. 00 ; winter patents. $4.25
4)4.75; winter straights, $4.00S4.15; winter
extras, $2.8o'fj3.86; winter low grades. I2.7R
4ii30. Rye rlour, steady; fair to good, $3 60
tj4.00: choice to fancy, $4.054.44).
CORNMKAL Steady; fine white. $1.30;
coarse, $1.104il.l8; kiln-dried, $3.163.2.
xii cs sieauy; 10. 1 western, BlVic, c. I.
I. New York.
BARLEY Steady ; feeding, 39S39V,c, c. L
f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. 28.800 bu einorts -A .
683 bu.; spot firm: No. 2 red. 8oo elevator
ana boc 1. o. o. anoat; Mo. 1 northern Du
lutn, zc (to arrive) f. o. b. afloat; No. 1
norinern Manuona, wc (to arrive) f. o.
b. afloat. Cold weather in the northwest.
Arm cables, bull support and light offerings
gave wheat a strong undertone all day, the
close showing c net advance. September,
86 3-16cfi6!HiC. closed at 86,c; December,
87HJi7V4c. closed at 879,0 ; May, 89Vu9c,
closed at 89c.
CORN Receipts. 62,250 bu.; exports, 77,
738 bu.; spot market easv; No. 2 60c ele
vator and eoc t. o. b. afloat; No. 2 yellow,
61c; No. 2 white. 63c. Option market was
without transactions, closing net un
changed; September, 59r; December, 514c.
OATS Receipt. 273.000 bu.; exports, 230,
724 bu.; spot market steady; mixed. 28 to
S3 lbs, ?9ri9Uc ; natural white, 80 to S2
lbs., SOftttlc; clipped white, 36 to 40 lbs.,
334(300.
HAY Steady; shipping, 60ig60c; good to
choice. 7Mi2V4c.
HOPS Steady; state common to choice,
1905, arti-JSc; 19o4. 17S23c; olds, W2r; Pa
cific coast, 19i4, 16ti22c; 19"3. nominal; oltts,
lWilIc.
H1DKH Firm; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs..
20o; California. 21 to 25 lbs., 19Vc: Texas
drv, 24 to 30 lbs.. liVfec.
I.EATHF.R Firm; acid. 24iT26c.
PROVISIONS Beef, steadv: famtlv. $11 50
012 00; mess, $9.5"'1O.0O; beef hams, $21
23 50; packet. $10 50W11 00; city, extra India
mess. $18.00ia19 00. Cut meats, quiet: pick
led lellles. 9i'llc; nlrkled shoulder. iS7Vc;
pickled bams, lOHifiUHc Lard, easy; west
ern steamed. $M.04i8.2O: refined, easv; con
tinent, U(.4e: Houtn America. i3u; com
pound. $."v87V(i6 DO. Pork, firm; family.
$17. tvxii 18O0; short clear, $14.5OS'16.50; mess,
$15 7fifH 75.
TALIX)V-8teady; city ($3 per pkg ),
4Vc: country (pkgs. free), 4t2t'!c.
RICE Quiet; domestic, fair to extra,
SU'iif.Uo: Japan, nominal.
UlTTTKR Uulet, unchanged prices; re
ceipts. 9.471 pkgs.
EGOS Steady ; Pennsylvania, state and
nearby selected, white, fancy, 20fi27c;
choice. 24ii25c; mixed extra. 24o; western
firsts. 20c; western seconds, 18SMt4c; dirties,
1441 16Uc.
CM F.ESE Quiet ; state, full cream, small
colored and white fancy. 12r; extra fair to
choice, ll4illc; large colored and white
fancy. 12c.
POCLTRY-I.lve. steady: western chick
ens, 15c; fowls. 13V4c: turkeys. l.V. Dressed,
steady; western chickens, 12V4al4c; fowls,
13i13ic; turkeys, 13ii17c.
St. I.onls General Market.
ST. LOCIS. 8ept. 2 -WHEAT Firm: No.
2 red. cash, elevator, 79u-'c; track, 8-9
3c" September. 7ic December, 7lc;
No. 2 hard. 8oifl84c.
. CORN Futures firmer; cash lower; No.
! cash. Mc; track, 62c; December, 41 c;
May. 41c.
tJATS Easier; No. S cash. 26c: track,
2Hc: September, 24c; December, 25r; No.
2 white. 2K-.
FUiCR-Dull; red winter patents. $4 loft
I B. extra fncy and straight, $3 wa3.75;
clear. $2 .9odS.Ho.
SEED Timothy
BRAN-8teadv;
Ok.
HA Y Timothy,
, firm at $3 26 'J3 50.
sacked, east track
69
hla-her at
$8 00312.60;
prairie, stenrtv at $iiij"i8&n.
IRON COTTON TIK8- 91C.
HAi JOING 8c.
II EM H TWIK-a-.
PROVISIONS Pork, hiaher: V.bbina
$16 45. Ijird, firm: prime steam, $7 67. Dry
wan meais, aieanv: noxea. extra snorts,
$U it): clear ribs. $9 60; short clears, $f 50.
liacon. steady; boxed, extra shorts, $.9;
clear rlhs 11000; short clear. $10.25.
POCLTRY-Flrmer; chickens. 9c;
springs. 11c: turkeys, 13t)lJc; ducks, 6
sc; deese. Hi
RrTTKR-Steady; creamery, 1682c;
dairy. HM7c.
KaIOS Steady at 16." case count.
Receipts, tthlpmenta
Flour, bbls
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu .
Oats, bu ..
11.0"O
51 00
M.iaa)
14 I'rt
63.U0O
3 1, of
J9.0O0
Mlaaeapolla lirar Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Bept. t-FI-OCR First
patents. aViiJ0. second patents, ISoOii
i i" nrsi clears, trg4.uu; second cleats
$2 55: 5.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Varktt ii Eatj and Hat All tbs Familiar
Ante-HolidT Bjmptomi.
BANK STATEMENT H-S FAVORABLE EFFECT
Close ta Firm, vtlih Hlaher. frlcea
for Western Railway lasaes
Cheerful Ton at London
Market.
NI?W YORK. Sept. 2. Any detailed and
extended report u today a brief session
of the stock market wouiu be profitless. H
liau Hit toe taniiiiHi- anie-oumi oipiai.-,
Buyeunuueed by more than a week ot
liquidation anu prui.t-takuig. Operations
were on a very lifcnt sri and prof eaonai
of character, tue uesnatitig tone of trie
list letlecting t:ie uixertainty prevailing on
tne board. 1 he rnon"y situation was aoout
trie only topic of discussion and the ap
peal am e ot the bank statement was
awaited wit 11 some Interest and no little
appi enension. ixmdon reported a more
cneertul tone and sent over a higher range
lor Americans, while 1'aris, wmcn is said
to be lendinK money Here, quoted Higher
prices tor rentes.
ily prices .,rre were generally higher,
the buoiixist teature being Canadian r"a
cltic, L nion faciuc, toutliei n i-arinc, Alcnl
son anu Ainalgainaieu t.opper. teB.eiUay s
prenbuie UKa.ust American Smelling was
renewed and weakness was snown by
lennessee Coal and Colorado uei and iron.
A iiioueralv buying iriovemeiil in some ot
tne active stocKs met with free ottering
of stuck and prices receded.
The market, uuiue auout to a standstill
on the issuance of tne bank statement,
whlcii showed a lurthef decrease of re
serves. Tne loan decrease ot aoout 7W0O,ouo
was regarded as but a purtial lunectiun of
the weeK s liquidation, but the statement
as a wnole was received wit 11 satislacnon
and helped to produce the linn closing,
lor tne first seven months 01 Die )ear
the Pennsylvania railroad reported sub
stantial net gains in earnings on Hues di
rectly operated east and west of tittsbuig.
as r.tlt as on liio leased lines, h'or July the
Illinois Central shows a heavy net decrease,
due auublless to the yellow fever plague.
A compilation of tiaiuc returns from all
tne ieaaing road for the half-year shows
the enormous Increase of f7u,uuo,oov in gross
over the same period last year. Naturally
this Improvement is less apparent ln the
net gains, because of tne Increased operat
ing expenses and cost of material and
laoor.
Total sales of bonds, par value, $1,245,000.
The quotations on the New York, Stock
exchange ranged as follows:
Sales. High. Low. Close.
Adams Express
246
Aiual. Copper 25.200 82
Ainer. Car dl Foun.. 1.500 '4$
do preferred loo lul
Amer. Cotton Oil .... 100 2V
82 V,
lul
29V,
62
36
luuv
29
92
230
36
27
17
40
60
112
Mi
122
138
99i
uu prererrea
Amer. Express
Amer. Hide L. pfd
American Ice secur.. 800 27V, 27V,
Amor. Linseed Oil
do preferred
Amer. Locomotive ... 1,000 60
do preferred
Am. Smelt. 61 R'f'g. .23,100 124V,
do preferred 2.400 123
4934
122V,
122
lSHH
1U0
Amer. Sugar R'f'g 1,2iio 13914
1 Am.
Tobacco pfd. c. 600 luov.
Anaconda Mln. Co.
1
90
lot
166
112
97
68
161
210
64
37
78
21
215
178
18
40
100
43
27
60
42
184
Atchison
do preferred
8.600 90V, SSH
Atlantic C. Line
Bultfmore & Ohio ...
do preferred
Brooklyn Rapid T...
600
3.300
8.400
8,500
166V,
112',
161V,
166
111
6S"
160
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago & Alton....
do preferred
Great Western
C. & N. W
C. M. & St. P
Chi. Term. & Trans.
do preferred
C. C. C. & St. L...
600 64V, 64V4
C0i
4.400
'266
214
2104
17SH
46"
43"
21
215
178
46'
42
Colo. Fuel & Iron.... 8,410
Colo. & Southern
do 1st preferred....
do 2d preferred
Consolidated Gas ...
Corn Products
do preferred
Del. & Hudson
Del., Lack. & W
Denver & R. Q
do preferred
Distillers' Secur
Erie
do 1st preferred
do 2d preferred
General Electric
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper.
do preferred
International Pump.
do preferred
Iowa Central
do preferred ........
K- C. Southern
do preferred
Louisville & Nash...
Manhattan L
Wet. Securities
Met. Street Ry
Mexican Central
Minn. & St. L
100
400
42V4
185
42V4
185
.... 10
.... 46
215 215
463 453
35 35
215
454
85V,
2i
100
41
60
83
76
180
91
176
2
.23.300
. 600
. 1.100
; lioo
. 1,30
. 100
60
83
76
60
82
76
176H
21S
79
175
21
79
79
27
82
27
64
26
66
148
164
82
128
23
69
135
164
104
34
71'
45
38
148
54
84
92
9N
44
143
103
80
43
i
200
I.SuO
'406
2.1'JO
64
148
iivi
12V,
23'i
69V,
65 V,
147!,
82'"
12SV,
22
69 V,
600
2U0
M.. St. P. & 8. 8
do preferred ...
Missouri Pacific .
M.
2,100
4'.J
106
34
71
45H
3$
149
64'i
84
104
33
70
46
38
148
63
84
Mo., Kan. & Tex....
do preferred
National Lead
... l.laiO
4K)
4I0
4.000
2,200
2.300
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd
New York Central...
N. Y.. Ont. A W
Norfolk & Western .
do preferred
North American ....
Pacific Mall
300 9 98
Pennsylvania
People's Gas .
P., C. C. & St,
Pressed Steel
.12.600
. 8J0
143
103
142
ia
. L...
Cur.
600 43 43
do preferred
Pullman Pal
Car.
246
115 I
91
93
20
88
32
79
frl
104
48
25
61
66
119
85
100
86
35
37
67
131
96
122
f9
49
108
36
13
32
106
21
42
230
166
94
17
:v4
2o-
4'
Reading
.16.800 115 114
do lat prererrea
do 2d preferred
Republic Steel
do preferred
Rock Inland Co
do preferred
Rubber Goods
do preferred
St. L. 4 S. F. 2d pfd.
St. Louis 8. W
do preferred
Southern Pacific
do preferred
Southern Railway ....
80
9iO
6.0
2U0
2o
89
3T!
79
20
8x
32
79
600
4-i0
26
62I
66
119
3r.
K'l'i
86
K
m"
131
26
61
05
119
34
100
85
35
58"
130
6.80
l.
1.400
10
6.O1O
600
53. 310
do preferred
Tenn. Coal & Iron....
I Texas & Pacific
T.. St. L. & W
do preferred
Union Pacific
do preferred
1'. S. Express
V. 8. Realty
I. 8. Rubber
do preferred
V. 8. Steel ..
do preferred
400 50
50
35
1"2
32
10',
21
42
41.700
36
103
32
10f.
21
42
..14.600
Va.-Caro. Chemical
100
100
HO
30
do preferred
Wabash
do preferred
Wells-Fargo Express
Westlnghouse Elec...
Western I'nlon
600
?r0
2o1
5o
ieo
94
17
3oi
2"0
42
104
94
17
30
41
I044
Wheeling A 1,. E
Wisconsin Central
do preferred
Northern Pt rifle
Central Leather
do preferred
Sloss-Shefneld
100
89
S9
Total sales for the day. S24.400 shares.
Boston Stocks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Sept. 2 Call loans. 33 per
cent; time loans, 304 per cept. Closing
?uotatlor
illloWS".
uotattons on stocks and bonds were as
AtcbiBon
adj. 4a
H Allouea
Iff: '4 Amalgamated
. II
. MT4
. I
. l
. so
.66
. 2414
.
. 14
. 7,
,. II
..
,. It
.. UV,
.. eH
..
do a .
Meilcan Central
Atihteos
4o pfd
a.. Tt American Ztne
... M Atlantic
...1"4 Bingham
Biimod A Albany
...161 Calumet 41 Heel,
.171 Centennial
. ,.IM Copper Range ....
...14414 Dal Weet
.. 12V Dominion Coal ...
Bntaon A Maim
Foeton Elevated,
yitchburg pfd
Molim Central
eN Y N. H. A H " rranklla
I'nloa Paclflo -ill Oranbjr
Amer Arse. Cltem. 2 leie Koval
do pfd 14 ,Mu, Mining ...
Amer. Pneu. Tube., t Michigan
Amer. Sugar ill Mona,
do pfd Mont Coal A C.
Amer. Tel. A Tel. . 14(H Old Dominion ....
Amer. Woelea W, C areola
do pfd I"!i Parrut
Pom. Iron A S S 1 Ma Qulncv
..100
. . 7.
kdlaun Klec. A III. 161 . Shannon
Urncral Elerlrlc
.1,1
:Temaick ...
'Trlntcv
..it
Maae Electric
do pfd
Tolled Fruit .
I'nlted Shu I
do pfd
C. S steel ....
do pfd
A'lveniur
Bid.
It
.. t I failed Copper
..HI I Mining ..
.. lit C S. Oil
.. l I'M
.. 44 w Vtuorla
,.lu4 iWlnon,
.. I (Wolverine ..
.. 61
.. l)4
. .11
new York Weekly Bank Statement.
NEW YORK. Bept. 1 The statement of
averages of the clearing house banks of
this city lor me weea: t.oana. Il.l36.9.ia:
decrease, $7.6s7.1'iO. IVpostts. $1.16.57.7.
flecrease. iii.ai".Mj circulation. 1-J'bo.rXi
Increase. $7V4 o0 Legal tender. $3 368,oo5;
aecreaa. 11 mtti opecie, i-03.7t7.iMi; d
creasa, 6a.6tJ.loo. Reserve, $Jii,145.uO; de-
rrease. $7.1W.Vif. Reserve required. I1.
64" 9iV decrease. U.i;.'4.a. Surplus. (" 4.
7S; decrease, P 479.300. Fx-T'nlted States
deposits, t7.J7.1"0; decrease. 3.4."7.775.
Sew York Money Market.
NF.W YORK. Sept. 2 MONEY On rtll.
nominal; no loans. Time loans, steady;
slxtv day. SH'HV, per cent; nlnetv d.
jufj'sx per 4nt; six months. Viii per cent.
TRIME MERCANTILE PAPKR-4Sfi4,4j
tier rent.
STFRL1NC1 KXCHANOE-Steady, with
actual business In bankers' bills st S4 Tt
4.W5 for demand and at 4 8430'tH 843ft for
slxtv-day bills: posted rates. $4.86 and
$4 87; commercial bills. 24 .MVH M.
SILVER Bar, 61Sc; Mexican dollars.
HONDS Oovernment, ateady; railroad,
easy.
Closing quotations on bonds were as fol
lows: U. 8. rat. 1 res... 104". Jpti IA Mrte,
do coupon 10'Vi 00 4v rert II",
f S ri IU do It nrlot .. IIV4
I'. 8 rnupon It I"i U A N. ual. ...im
I 8. now 4, rai 111 Manhattan e oM 4. 104
do coupon 141 Mallcan Central .. in
V. 8. old r....10i 00 lat Inc iisi
do coupon 104 Winn. A 8t. L. 4a.... ITi,
Amer Tob. 4a cert.. Tt Mo. it. at T s 1"?
4o ran
do la V-
Atchlaon in. 4a..
do arij. 4a
Atlantic Coaat L
Bsltlmnr O 4a
do IHa
Central ot Oa. ta
do lat Inc.
...104N. R. R. Ot M. . 41 M
... H N T. Central IHa !V,
4a.lolS'N J Central . ta 14U,
...1114 Northern Farina 4a. I11,
... IK.' do la i;
. ,.114s Norfolk A W. e. 4a "l
... IS Oregon 8. U ret. 4a. 17
la Penn. conT lm 11514
do 2d Inc
Chea. A Ohio 4"4a. .tosu Reading sen 4e l'l
Chicago A A. 4V.... 43 4 Bt. b. A 1. M c. Is.llTS
C, B 4 n. 4a.... 102 8t. L. A 8. F. f 4a. ',
C, R. I. tz P. 4a.. 81 4 ft L. 8. W con. 4a. 19V,
do cot. 6a 14 Seaboard Air L. 4a..
CCC. A St. L. I ta.lMlj Bo. Paclflo 4a F S
Chicago T. 4a do lat 4a cert 11
Colo. Ind. ta aet A.. 714 8o. Rllwer e ....lllVa
do Ht B TO Texas A Pad do la. .Ill
Colo. Mid 4a T T , 8t. L W. ta.. M4
Colo. A Southern 4a. 03 '4 U T. 4a
Cub, ta cert lot da cone. 4a lain
D. A R. O. 4s lulUj V. 8. Steel 2d Sa.... I"
Watlllera' Sec. 6a.. 81 Wabeah la Ill'
Erie prior Ilea 4a..lOJH do deb. D TU,
do gen. 4, Western Md. 4a U14
fl. W. A D. C. la ill w. A b. E 4a II
Hocking Valley 4HB-.1HH Wla. Central i 14V,
Japan la cert 101H
Offered.
London C losing Stocks.
LONDON, Sept. 3. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were as follows:
Conaol,. money ... 90H N. Y. Central
do account I0S Norfolk A W
Anaconda do P'
Atchlann 2H Ontario A W
do p(4 Pennsylvania ....
.161
. IH
. 44
. 66S,
. 7I
.
. U4
. 47
. 47
. II
.101
. 7
.116
. I
. 87
.104 V,
. 114
. 4IS
4W
Baltimore A Ohio.. list. Rand Hinea
Canadian Pacific
16 Reading
Chca. A Ohio .
. tr V do lat pfd
. t? do Id pfd
.I8J14 Southern Rallwar
.11 I do pfd
. 45 So. Pacific
. 11 , 1 nion Paclflo ....
. e 1 ajea. I do pfd
. U iV. 8. Steel
. 784 do pfd
.181 Wabsah
.15ml do pfd
. HViSpanlata 4s
Chicago Ot. W.
I... M. A 81. P...
DeUeera
D A R. O
do pfd
Erie
do lat pfd
do 21 pfd
Illlnola Central
Louisville A N..
M.. K. A T
Ex-interest.
SILVER Bar, firm
28Ud p
per ounce.
MONEY 1'iilVi per cent. The rate of dis
count in the open market for short bills is
l'fO per cent and for three months' bills
is 2ig2 per cent.
New York Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows
Adama Coo
16
Little Chief
I
100
661 V,
I
49
M
10
140
Alice
Dreece
Brur.awlck Con...
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cel. A Vs.
Horn Sllrer ....
Iron Silver
Load vine Con
.... 66
.... 41
.... iS
.... 7
....100
....nt
aoo
.... 1
Ontario
Ophlr ,
fhoenlx
Potoal
Savage
sierra Nevada
Small Ilopea ..
Standard
Foreign Financial.
LONDON, Sept. 2. The supplies of
money exceeded the demand In the market
today. Rates were easy. Discounts were
firmer despite the cheap money. Trading
on the Stock exchange was quiet but mod
erate investment buvlnR and the strength
of Japanese Imparted steadiness. Consols
at the opening hardened fractionally, but
eased later. Americans opened weak, but
the recent lower level Induced fresh buy
ing, which, with Wall street support.
caused a hardening all around. Prices
closed firm. Japanese was the most active
amongst the foreigners. Internationals
were steady under continental support,
Japanese Imperial 6s of 19ol were quoted at
106.
BERLIN. Sent. I. Prices on the Bourse
were weak and practically shipping com
panies shares were the only ones dealt ln.
PARIS. Sept. 2. Prices on the Bourse
todav were very firm. Russians were strong
on the approach of the signing of the
peace treaty as avoidance of the payment
of an Indemnity makes It unnecessary to
draw from Paris the Russian balance from
the last loan and leaves a large available
balance. Russian 4s gained 1 franc 45 cen
times. The price of Russian bonds of 1901
was 96.50 and that of Russian bonds of
1904 608.
Rank riearlnars.
OMAIIA. Sept. 2. Bank clearings for to
day were $l,416,0i.l.57 and for the corre
sponding date last year. $1,156,279.98.
1906. 1904.
Monday ....
Tuesday ...
Wednesday
Thursday .
Friday
Saturday ..
J1.3..7.23H 44 I1.264,40 32
1.202,362.97
1,219.741 06
1.21,8.048.04
1.276.720.14
1,416,061.57
1,225.668 80
1,185.177 SI
1,231.242 78
1.204.878 16
1.166.279 9S
Totals
Increase
.$7,700,170.22
$7,826,155 94
...$374,014.28
Bank of Germany Statement.
BERLIN. Sept. 2 The weekly state
ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany
shows the following changes: Cash in
hand, decreased 67,680,000 marks; treasury
notes, decreased, 1.240.000 marks; other se
curities Increased 64.220.OI0 marks; notes in
circulation, increased 62,100,000 marks.
Holiday at New York.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2. Holiday In local
cotton, coffee and sugar markets.
Oils and Itoaln.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2. OILS CottonBecd,
easy; prime crude, nominal; prime yellow,
29W30c. Petroleum, quiet; reftned, New
York, $090, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
$6.85; prime. In bulk, $3.93. Turpentine,
firm. 644l4V.C.
ROSIN quiet; strained, common to good,
3.UJ'D3.70.
OIL CITY. Sent. 2 OILS Credit bal
ances. $1.27; certificates, no bid. Shipments
Sentemler L 130.911 bbls.; runs, August 31
74,,93 bbls., average 6,883 bbls. Shipments,
Lima, 61,.xi hbls ; runs, LJlna. 8V.WU bbla.
average 61.028 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 2. OIL Turpentine,
nrm. sine.
ROSIN Firm; A. B. C, $3 35; D, $3.65; E
$4.00; F. 34.10; U, $4 15; H. $4.20; I. $43o; K
$4 35; M. $4.40; N. $4 50; W. O., $4 95; W. W
$5.40.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
NEW YORK. Bept. 2. EVAPORATED
APPLES The market shows no change so
far as the spot situation 18 concerned and
the recent reports of short sales to export
ers uu not seem to have influenced the
tone of the market.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune
are firm with quotations ranging from iW
to iVc according to grade. Apricots are
nrm with choice quoted at 'i!f4c: extra
choice. 8V4i8,c: fancy. 9filuc. Peache
are held at 11 for fancy, that being about
the only grade immediately available. Hals
Ins continue Arm, Kith loose Muscatel at
ifj7c; seeded raisins, 5'iSc; Londo
layers, $1011.16.
Philadelphia Produce Mark,!.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2. Bl'TTER
Firm; extra western creamery. U;fti
extra nearny prints, ssc.
tAiua 1 nctiangea; nearoy, iresn, loss orr.
23c: nearby, fresh, 22c, at mark; western,
fresh. U'!i22c. at murk.
CHEEHB Klrm; ew 1 org full cream.
fancy. 12W0; New York full cream, choice,
llul2c; New York full cream, fair to
good, 11UC
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2. M ETA L8 The
markets were quiet: tin was In Hunt de
mand and easy at $.12 2,Mr32.50. Copper nom
inal at $16 2V,n7 for lake and electrolytic
nd at $16.87V:4I6 37 for casting. Iead
was quiet at 84 85ft4 90 and spelter dull at
$6 7"ho.80. Iron Is reported firm and un
changed. 8T. LOI'IB. Sept. 2 -METALS Iead
steady at $4 80. Spelter ateady at $5.66.
Merchandise nnd Specie.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2 Total Imports of
merchandise and dry goods at the port of
New York for Ihe week ending today were
valued at $13,116,295. Total imports of
specie at the port of New York for the
week ending today were $19,459 silver anil
$14,695 gold. Total exports of specie from
the port of New York for the week ending
today were $415,226 stiver and $2,000 gold,
Dnlath Grain Market.
Dl'Ll'TH. Sept. 2-WHEAT-To' arrive.
No. 1 northern, Mr; on track. No 1 north
ern. 5r; No. 2 northern. 8oo; September,
old. 82c; September, new, 78c; Decern ber, 77c.
OATS To arrive and on truck, 36c.
Milwaukee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 2 WHEAT
Firmer; No. 1 northern. fSc- No. 2 north
ern. 6c; December. 51'ulc.
RYE No.' 1, 6Uoc.
BARLEY Steady , No. 2. 62c; sample, 81
titCc.
CORN Firm; May c.
OMAHA L1VE ST0CR MARKET
8tefr 8trong for the Week, with Oowa
and redera Higher
HOG TRADE ACTIVE, BUT PRICES LOWER
Light Receipts of Sheep nnd Lambs,
bat Market for the Week
Steady on Killer and
Higher on Feeders.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 2. llo.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Official Monday 6.70t 2.4 B.lM
OtTlclal Tuesday .taJ 6.4MJ 10.4
Official Wednesday 3. MS 6."0 f.4'9
Official Thursday 4.1) .13 !'!
OftVlal Friday 1,224 6.8fl 1.679
Official Saturday 22 3.20 1,606
Total this week 20. W
Total last week 22.0M
Same week before 11.133
Same three weeks ago..lfi,167
Same four weeks ago 3M
Sams week last year 15Xx
29.657
.OTi0
.0o7
33.439
87.040
37.218
41.4ct
40,
7.319
14.504
40. "25
6o.9ol
RECKIPT8 FOR THE YEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at 6outh Omaha
Tor the year to date, comparing with lust
year:
1905. 1904. Inc
Cattle 5X2.777 64o.ll4 38.GK3
Hogs 1. 702,7O 1,644.8:8 W.8.7
Sheep 1,000,808 (175,16 12A.743
'ihe following table snows the averagt
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
fate. I liJ6. 11804. 1190$. ,1902. 11901. 190.I1S3-
15..
16..
17..
18..
t 89! 6 OH 5 25 '! 77 7 4 44
si C2! Si 6 771 4 98, 4 U
I 6 87! 4 98 5 20j I I 8SI B 0"' 4 .4b
I a noK 1 a a.,, a . V: e el a I A Uvi 4 47
ug.
ug.
ug.
Aug.
19..
0..
21..
22..
23..
i 89 6 10 6 11 6 721
6 S9I 4 50
6 86i 6 03!
Aug.
6 121 6 16 791
6 84 I 6 23 6 88,
6 83 6 02 ! 6 SO G 67
Aug,
6 78
b trjl a M
4 42, $ 69
4 Oil 4 41
C 02! 4 43
Aug.
In
6 91
Aug.
0 91! Kill 9S,
U. 24...
ua. 25...
6 91 ,
5 04 6 1l
6 88.
6 13 6 44 7 10
5 221 6 32i 7 8" 6 97
6 0s
4 40
4 3 ;
Aug.
Aug. if7...
I' 5 22' 7 29 6 00
4 98'
6 021
6 02
ue.
5 80til
16 S2! 7 26i C
Aug. 29...
6 63
5 76,
5 72
6 62
6 311 6 $2. 7 181 6 02
Aug. 30...
6 2ti, i 7 26, 6 11
6 Wi 4 40
Aug. 31...
6 17 K 83 I 12! 6 03
4 r
?Pt. 1...
6 13: 6 23' 7 32! 16 04
4 0
Sept. J...
5 !7 6 2U 7 42 11
4 14
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Hoa-s.SheeD.H'r's.
C. M. 4 St. P. Ry 2
Mo. Paclflo Ry 2
u. r. system 6 i
F., E. & M. V 15
C, St. P., M. & 0 4
H. At M. Ry 7
C, B. & Q. Ry 1
K. 1. dx P.. east 6
lllnols Central 1
Chicago Great Western 1
Total receipts 48 ( 16
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated:
Cat tie. Hogs. Sheep.
Cudahy Packing Co..
Bwlft and Company..
Armour & Co
2.U6
1.275
1.064
26
Klngan & Co
Mike llaKserty
620
Other buyers
263
289
Total
6,084
CATTLE There were no cattle here to
day to make a test of the market. The
receipts for the week show a slight de
crease as compared with) last week and
Ulte a substantial gain as compared who
he same week last year. About one-hulf
of the offerings were corn-feds of only
fair quality, many of the cattle being ot
the half fat, warmed up order.
Although there was a snarp Drcaa m
prices at eastern points, the market here
for the week shows up very satisfactorily.
The steer trade has been good and prices
for the most part flowed steadily up
ward. There was a gooa, strong twrnuin
from all sources for supplies and the
cattle were cleaned up in good shape
nearly every day. The market on native
cattle was uneven, advancing then de
clining until today, when prices for the
week ruled generally sieaoy wun iasi r n-
,i.u Western were In better demand ana
show up better for the week, prices being
a good 10fo'16c higher than the close of j
last week. On the commoner gTaUe ln
market was Just about ateady.
The cow and heifer trade lor me weea
was very satisfactory, a good, strong de
mand prevailing nearly every day and
considerable activity being a feature of
the trade. Buyers were after cattle and
conditions favored selling interests ail
along. Prices on the good kinds were lu
16c Higher, wnue common graues wen
about steady.
Bulls, veal calves ana stags were jusi
about steady with the close of last week
and there was a fair demand for the stuff.
Stockers and feeders continue in strong
demand and the market for the week
shows considerable Improvement. Feeder
buyers were anxious ror cattle an tne
week and there were plenty of orders to
be filled. The market on the,good, heavy
feeders was fully lo&16c higher, while the
lighter weights ana common amas were
fully steady.
J-ilMJb 1 lie lorty-six cars arriving tuuuy
and about thirty-four loads of hold
overs made about eighty loads on sale.
Packers were In the same bearish mood
they have been In the last couple of days
and pounded the market for another de
cline. The quality of the receipts was
fairly good. A feature or the trade that
was prominent all the week till today was
the slow and druggy trading. This was
not true of the market today, for the
trade was active and a clearance was
made in good season. The market was a
flat dime lower, wun tne iignt weights
feeling the full strength of the decline.
Heavy hogs, although lowor, sold better
than any duy this week, the prices rang
ing from $5.30 to $5.45, while on the light
weights prices were from $5.60 to $5.65.
The bulk of the hogs sold today at $o.4oity
i.55. tops teaching $u.o5. Representatlvi
sales:
Me- At. Ik. rr. Se - 8k. Tt.
16 am bu 1 10 as :t to 1 4714
m ... t a 74 m ... 11
U 277 ... 6 55 -- ... 6 60
71 J 70 ... t ii 71 21 ... lit
Ml Sil I4I 6 35 II Jl 40 I M
I! til 40 I II 73 :i4 !ul
II 261 U 111 77 t: ... S M
7 27 u 140 W &5 ... It
til ti an i 40 77 -iii ;1W 1U
7(1 IN 12V I 40 C Ut (0 t M
ft i;i I 40 17 2 ... I (0
07 26, Iw i ill 71 213 10 I ii
(1 21 W I III 17. 2Ju 12U a IS
I, 3 m 12.1 6 40 70 4o i ii
tt 210 1M t 40 ,4 2:4 2uo , i4
4t 23 ... I 40 C4 .'"I 120 S 65
II 264 Ml 6 40 21 ... 6 66
51 ill ... i 40 17 2:1 ... 6 50
6 2s2 ... I 40 el 256 160 I 5(1
17 2kl ... 6 40 15 212 10 a 60
11 347 10 1 40 Si 2-17 to 150
61 tbt ... 6 40 Ml till 40 6 66
It 144 ... I 40 74 226 40 I 66
47 146 ItO I 40 40 H 40 i 66
71 247 ... 6 46 61 2l 10 i 65
61 240 120 6 46 ill 120 10 I 66
0 241 ... 146 m M 167(4
14 Ml 120 6 46 216 ... I 17 V,
II 244 IO0 I 41 Hi tl6 120 I 10
61 2t,7 ... 1 46 71 I0 ... too
CO ::-4 ... I 46 70 206 to 6 W
a ri ti ill 14 i.o 10 6 m
67 241 40 I 46 17 Jl! 40 I to
C6 254 40 I 46 64 250 S) I g
10 !4I 40 6 47 S4,
SHEEP There were only five cars here,
not enough to make a market, although 15c; red snapper. 10c; salmon, lie; croppies,
prices ruled steady. The market for the 12c; eel,. 15c; bullheads. He; black boss, 25c;
week has been In very satisfactory .condl- I whitetlsh, lie; frog legs, per dox., ST,o; lob
tlon and prices have held up ln good shape. I sters, green. 27c; boiled lobsters, c; shad
The receipts were Just atxiut as heavy as roe. 4,'c; blueflsh. 8c.
last week and the quality of the stuff HAY Prices quoted hv Omaha Wholesale
was fairly good. Thei, was a good strong I Hay Dealers' association: No. 1 upland,
demand here all the week for supplies and ! $ti 50; medium, $5.&fifi.G0; coarse, $5.
the market opened with prices a little
higher. Along 'toward the middle of the
week the market eased off a little and
prices were not so good, but this slight
decline was fully regained by the close of
the week and the market held Just about
steady. Aittiougn me receipts were mod
erate, there were about enough to fill the
requirements of the trade on fat stuff.
Killer sheep and lambs are selling very
well at this point and there is no complaint
to be made.
Feeder buyers have Just cause to file a
Firolest, for tne supply of feeders has been
Ight so far this season. Buyers have
plenty of orders and are anxious to till
them, but the stuff Is not coming in fast
enough to enable them to do very much.
The demand this week was good and prices
were strong to a dime higher.
Quotations on tut sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs. $v7rt7.S0; good to choice
yearling wethers. 4i lou5 96: good to choice
old wethers, $4 86 u 5 .24; good to choice ewes,
$4 6a5 00.
Quotations on feeder heep and lambs:
good feeding lambs, $5 Soft 6 bo; good feeding
yearlings, $4.75u625: good feeding wethers,
$4.5i!i6.'"; feeding ewes. $3 fiol4.1o; breeding
ewes. $4 25$4.75 Representatives sales:
No. Av. Pr.
." Idaho rull lambs and bucks 47 4 ')
263 Idaho lamb feeders 52 (26
Slonx ( lit l.lve Stock Market.
SIOUX CITY. Is . Bept. L (Special Tele
gram I CATTLE Receipts, pio head; mt.r
kel steady; beeves. $355 2j; cows, bulla
and mixed. $2.25a4.00; stockers and feed
ers, $2.7b)S.80; calves and yearlings, $2 2cxb
$.4
HOGS Receipts, 2,600 head; market 10c
DRUIDING PINACIAL REVIEW,
For the Information of rartles who niav
be Interested In speculative securities we
have made arrangements with Mr. F. (1.
Dmldlng of Chicago, an expert writer on
financial topics and delineator of stock eg.
change probabilities, to furnish a weekly
review of the salient features of current
financial topics gleaned from the various
exchanges.
We desire, however, on the part of The
Bee to disclaim all responsibility for the
accurateness of any forecast Mr. Druldlng
may make concerning future prospects of
sny Investment or enterprise.
All special Inquiries about the present or
prospective value of any particular secur
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Druldlng, No. 524 First National bank
building, Chicago. III.
CHICAGO. April 2 Even though specu
lators have Ignored favorable Industrial de
velopments In all lines, and prices have
been broken, nevertheless, even the most
conservative financial writers who are
favoring the bear side admit that only the
most dire circumstances ran ultimately ef
fect the upward trend of the market. Bear
writers have very little ground to atand
on. A fear of tight money, and the hlfth
level which stocks have now reached, arc
practically their only arguments.
One financial writer of International
merit even goes so far as to Justify his
pessimism by declaring that the time for
reaction has come because the American
people may not be trusted to continue to
elect presidents who stand for conserva
tive financial methods. This writer holds
that the great number of Immigrants pour
ing Into our country will largely Influ
ence, elections, which will result in placing
presidents with no adequate sense of con
servative financial principles In the chair.
Any reasonable reader can. of course,
see at a glance that conclusions of this
character are very far fetched: and when
financial writer of evident ability alludes
to possibilities of this character In order
to Justify his bear sentiments on the mar
ket, It becomes very evident that bear
material Is very scarce.
At times like this, when the market Is
In an agitated condition. It must not be for
gotten that prices really are at a very
high level. Delaware Hudson, Reading,
Orat Northern Preferred, Northern Pa-
! rifle, and lll'nols Centtr-1 nre most cer
4 40 talnly on a very high level; but It must fur
4 42 , ther be remembered that because of eondl-
I tlons In these stocks, which are so strongly
i held, prices can advance very rapidly wlth-
i out creating very much surprise. At times
like this the country becomes flooded with
correspondence ftom various brokers who
are soliciting trade.
lower, at $4.8504.65; bulk of sales,
4.50.
$1.403
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAB.KKT
Cattle Steauly Hogs Fire Cent, Loner
Sheep nnd Lnmlts Steady.
CHICAGO, Sept. J.-CATTLE Receipts.
800 head; market, steadv; steers, $3.3iyb.85;
stockers and feeders, $2.2."64.o0; cows and
canners, $1.2684.00; bulls, $2.2O'(?3.60; heifers.
j.ib4 a; calves, 5.007.70;
HOGS Receipts, 10.000 head; market,
weak to 6c lower; mixed and butchers,
$6.6k86.13; good heavy, $5 75116.10; rough
heavy. $6.40i-(i5.0: light. $5.5ifW.15.
SHEEP AND LA M BS Receipt s. 2.000
head; market, steady; sheop, $3.2ffl6.86;
lambs, $d.75'i8.00.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 2.-CATTLE Re
ceipts. 460 head. Including 50 southerns:
market unchanged; choice export and
dressed beef steers, $5.2o'u.'0; fair to good,
$4.2.rifii6.26; western steers, $S25'84.7l; Block
ers and feeders, $2.76i4.2o; southern steers,
$2.6fV08.75; southern cows. $l,75ff'2.75; native
cows. $1.7507(1.75: native heifers. $2.606.00;
bulls. $2.0x!i3.25; calves, $3.0oy.O0.
HOGS Receipts, 2.000 head" 5'ulOc lower;
top, $5.90; built of sales. $5.76jTa 86: heavy,
$5.7Vfi6 80; packers, $6.76ti.9o; pigs and light,
$5,754)6.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 600 head;
market nominally steady; native lambs,
$6.75Ca7.40: western lambs, $5.767.4); ewes
and vearllngs, $4.35i6.50; western yearlings,
$5. 255.50; western sheep, $4.60igi.l6; stockers
and feeders, $3.76(34.60.
St. Louis LIt, Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1 CATTLE Receipts,
800 . head, Including 200 Texans; natives
steadv: Texans weak: native shipping and
........ a.AAB... t J ,,A KA .1 r ...1 had a ii
CAnri i d.vi n, i , . , , ui.nouu ,j
outcner steers, sj.iivbi. 10; steers unoer i,"w
lbs.. $3.004.16; stockers and feeders, $2.00i&
t. 90; cows and heifers, $2.00Q'i.76; canners,
$15Og2.10; bulls, $2.2fc32.7B; calves, $3.00(.00;
Texas and Indian steers, $2.0UijQ.o0; cows
and heifers, $2:0OS2.80.
HOOS Receipts. 1.200 head; lower; pigs
and lights, $5.956.10: packers $5.50S.06;
butchers and best heavy, $6.0ori.l0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 200 head;
market steady; native muttons, $4. 7Tyfi6. i;
lambs, t5.Wji:2&: culls and bucks. $3 0tx&4.00;
stockers. $3.50j4.00; Texans, $4.00134.20.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2. BEEVES Re
ceipts, 866 head; nothing doing; feeling
weak; Liverpool and London cables un
changed; exports, 1,510 cattle and 6.900
quarters of beef.
CALVES No fresh arrivals worth not
ing; market feeling steady; dressed calves
quiet; city dressed veals, 9813c; country
dressed, 8&12c.
HOGS Receipts, 2,436 head; market
easier, but no sales reported.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,528
head; steady to strong; lambs 10c lower,
three cars unsold; sheep, $3.50U52; culls,
$2.503.26: lambs, $6.754j.2o; culls, $4.&0'
6.00; no Canada lambs.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, 8ept. 2. CATTLE Receipts,
235 head; market steady; natives, $3.75'j'i.;
cows and heifers, $1.50iS4.76; Blockers and
feeders, $3.0O4.35.
HOOS Receipts. S.101 head; lower: light,
$5,801(5.90; medium and heavy, $5.7ft5.S5;
bulk of sules, $5.76(7(6 85.
SHEEP AND LAMBS No receipts; mar
ket nominally steady.
Stork In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha' 22 S.UiO 1.6t
Bloux City 1) 2.500
Kansas City 450 2.0uo OOJ
St. Joseph 235 3. lul
8t. Louis 6o0 l.'.OO 2J
Chicago 3oo li'.OuO 2 0u
Totals I,6u7 21.801 4 Sol
OMAH4. WHOI.l-.SAI.K Sf ARKKT.
Condition of Trade nnd Quotation, on
Staple nnd Finer Prod nee.
EGOS Receipts, fair; market steady;
candled stock, 17c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 9c; roosters. 58i
6c: turkevs. 12?lfc; ducks, 8c; spring ducks,
9c: spring chickens. 13c.
BUTTER Market firm: packing stock.
15c; choice to fancy dairy, lB'Stiac; cream
ery, tT8rzle: prints, 21c.
SUGAR Standard granulated, In bbls..
$5.56 per cwt. ; cubes, $6.40 per cwt.; cut loaf,
$;.85 per cwt.; No. 6 extra C, S".i nor cwt.;
No lo extra C, $5.25 per cwi.; ?o. 13 yellow,
ii.LG per cwt.; XXXX powdered, $;.30 per
cwt.
URESII FISH-Trout. He; halibut, lie;
buffalo (dressed), 8c; pickerel (dressed). Sc;
uhlta iHa (dressed). 12r: sunflsh. 6c: perch
(scaled and dres,ed). 8c: pike. 11c: catfish.
BRAN Per ton. $13.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
OR A NOES Valencia, all sixes. fi.0CS3.M.
LEMONS Iemonlere, extra fancy, 210
j
sine. $8(0; 3m and 360 sixes. IS SO'&W.OII.
DATES Per box of SO 1-fb pkgs..
Hallowe en, in vo-id. Doxen, per 10., tx:.
FIGS California, per 10-rb. carton.
75r
85c; imported Smyrna. 4-crown, 12c
crown. I.e.
BANANAS Per rmdium-slzed bunch. $1.75
fI25; Jumbos, $2 503.00
FRUITS AND MELONS.
PEARS Colorado Bartlett, per 50-lb. box,
$!S6; Utah Bartlett, $2. 60; Flemish Beauty,
$' 26.
PLUMS 1'tah and Colorado, per 4-busket
crate, tl.2Mri.60; Italian prunes, Sl.2tt4jl.40.
PEACHES California freestones, per bog,
$1 15: Elhertas, $1 20; California Sal ways,
$1.00.
CANTALOUPES Texas, per crate, U0O,
Texas. Rocky Ford seed. $2 50.
WATERM ELONS Alabama Bweets, tt"a
2ao each: crated, lc per lb
APPLES-Dutchess. Wealthy and Cobb
Pippins, In 3-bu. bbls., 2.75f 3.0o, in bu.
banket., $1 00.
BLUEBERRIES Sixteen qts.. $2.28
HI CKLELEKRIES Sixteen qts.. $1 .59
I 75.
VEGETABLES.
WAX BEANS Per -hu. basket, 25X5c
string beans, per -btl. box. 25i3fo.
PoTAl IKS New, per bu . io-yjic.
PEANB-Nvv. per bu., $2 '0.
ITCI'M BEKS Per dos.. ;5c
TOMATOES Home grown, -bu basket.
K.Q0OC.
C A 11 B AGE Home-grown, la crates,
lb.. lc.
pe
rblch
so evidently exhibit the spirit
ot 'graft "
should prove profitable to the senders
Every artifice Is employed to secure the
use of the public's money. Pome circu
lars agree to send out Important nd
valuable Information. Others Invite pros
pective clients to participate In the. profits
derived from Interests In pools that are
formed, and so on. Heading matter of this
flowery variety should be carefully avoided
when a selection Is made for speculation.
Trading on the exchanges has been very
heavy, and as a result of the sharp slumps
the market Is In a feverish and panlckv
condition. A ronsplclous absence of sup
port Is the material factor In the slumps
which occur Among the big operators
who were credited with bring behind the
short selling were dates. I .a v. son and
Keene. The sharp declines forred the
liquidation of big bull pools. In order to
hedge losses money on these pools went
short on the market very strongly. Fear
of higher money rates, owing to the de
mand for money from the interior for mov
ing crops, was largely restionslble for the
breaks.
It was rumored about that the bank
statements will make a poor showing.
Manv of the big speculators fear that manv
of the banks will have to call loans made
to speculators. The foreign market re
flected the conditions existing here. On
Thursday morning It looked as though
nothing could stop the decline, but Just
about the hour before closing heavy buy
ing orders caused reactions. Atchison and
National Lead were the leaders. Heavy
bank Interests were rumored to be re
sponsible for this buying. Morgan and
Standard Oil Interests ore declared to have
been most active. At the present writing
short Interests are beginning to cover.
Thursday was one t,f those freak days
which put to flight all the axioms of suc
cessful trading Favorable and bullish
factors were absolutely Ignored. Those,
who are working on the short side of the
market had all the best of the sentiment.
At this particular time the market Is
In a nervous excitable condition, but thn
fact cannot be gainsaid that the general
outlook and the preponderance of statisti
cal facts with relation to improved condi
tions are all in favor of higher prices.
It Is a good sign, however, that the pub
lic Is not so easllv enticed Into the market
as In the past. The smaller Industrial or
ganisations with which I am constantly
In touch are receiving splendid support, and
are securing good values for their securi
ties There are three or tour institutions
In the middle west that are Inviting capital
Into their enterprises that report that tho
Improvement within the last thirty days
was much more than had ever been ex
pected. It shows that the public Is a
willing Investor In enterprlies which are
safe, conservative and mtrltorloua.
EDWARDS-WOOD CO.
(Incorporated)
Slain Offleti Fifth nnd Roberta Streets,
ST. PAIL, MINN.
Dealers In
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IMK M.AS, LACFY A CO- B.nkere,
lJrraaerai and It Near Street, New Vera Oty.
ONIONS Home-grown, yellow, red and
white, per bu., 60c.
BEETS New, per bu., 75e.
CELERY Kalamaxoo, per dos., 25c.
SWEET POTATOES Virginia, per S-bU.
bbl., $3.25.
TOMATOES Per basket, tOflSOc.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 16c; Wisconsin
brick, 13c; Wisconsin llmberger, 15c; twins,
12e; young Americas, 12c.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 15c; hard shells, per lb., 13c;
No. 2 sort shells, per lb., 12c; No. 2 hard
shells, per lb., 12c. Pecans, large, per lb.,
12c; small, per lb., 10c. Peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted, per lb.. 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb..
12if13o. Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17c;
hard shells, per lb., 15c. Sliellbark hickory
nuts, per bu., $1.75; large hickory nuts, per
bu., $1.50.
HIDES No. 1 green. 9e; No. 2 green, 8c:
No. 1 salted, 10c; No. 2 salted, 9e; No. t
veal calf, lie; No. 2 veal calf. 9c; dry salted,
7 'a He; sheep pelts, 25cittl.o0; horse hides,
Wool Market.
LONDON. Bept. 2.-WOOL The wool
trade has been dull during the week. Ar
rivals for the next series number 66,543
bales, Including 20,000 forwarded dlrert. The
weekly Imports are as follows: New South
Wales. 544 bales; Victorian. 3'W bales; South
Australian, 167 bales: New Zealand, 6.216
bales; China, 126 bales; Singapore, 517 bales;
Bombay, 5S1 bales; Marseilles, 353 bulesi
various, 759 bales.
ST. IXiUIB, Sept. 2 WOOL Steady; me
dium grades, combing and clothing rllVw"
31c; light fine, Zlfytfc; heavy flue, Ij22; tub
washed, 32'u41c.
BOSTON. Sept. 2 WOOI. The Boston
Commercial Bulletin has this to say of
thn wpol market: While the volume of
sales has nut bcei) us great as that of the
last week, the market Is very strong and
some large lines of territory wools, princi
pally Montana arid Wyoming, have been
transferred at full prices. Fleeces are
quiet, but a good sized lot moved the last
part of lust week at a figure slightly under
that quoted by the large dealers ln fleece
wools. Pulled wools are selling well when
snlluble offerings can be obtained. It I,
the opinion of wool dealers and bankers
that peace between Russia and Janau will
be a great lenfllt to the wool trade, rather
than a check. They say that the mills will
return to their former uc tlvlty and will
consequently require more wool. Contract
ing for i'xni is being done In Utah, Wyoming
utid Idaho, with the rirospects of the former
state he'ng well sold ahead at 2fa22c. The
plilumcntH of wool from Huston to date
from December 29, 1H.4, according to the
same authority, are 16.Li.582,644 lbs., against
148.279,168 at the same time lust year. The
receipts to date are 267.731.1S4 lbs., against
25o,616,3S9 fur the same period last year.
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2 COTTON Bpot,
dull, prices esNler: American middling fair,
6.2d;.good middling. 6.96d; middling. 6 Sod;
low middling. 5Md; good ordinary, 6.46d; or
dinary, 63Cd. Tie sules of the day were
4.1K) bales, of which 6""l were for speculation
and export, and included 3,700 American.
Receipts. 9.0011 hales, all American.
ST. LOUIS. Sent. '-' -COTTON-Quiet;
middling. )"o. Shipments, 133 bales; stock,
11,009 bales.
Toledo Need Market.
TOLEDO, O. Sept. 2 SEEDS Clover.
cash. $66u; October, $6.47; Decemtter. $.1.40;
January, 16 45. Alslke, August, $7.85. Prim,
timothy. $1.70.
CHECK FORGERIES ARE HEAVY
Publicity of Matter May Sa, th.
B. et O. Soalb western
Mnch Money,
CINCINNATI, Sept. 2-It has developed
that the pa check forgeries on the Balti
more A Ohio Southwestern railroad ar,
more extensive than was at first sup.
posed. The forged checks are said to
be turning up along the entire road from
Washington, Ind., to Baltimore, Md., and
It is said that a number of the checks
have been flouted along the line of th,
Chlcat,.) division. In this city only
12,208 worth of the paper has been found,
but unconfirmed reports sre In circulation
that the aggregate amount all over the
country will reach $40,000.
Bank officials here express the belief
that the publication of the matter on
Thursday headed off more extensive fraud
and t he 1 not over $:io.( iO or $40,000 wortt
of checks mere floated.
$2;
5-
Bee Wsnt Ads ProOui-e Ream Its.
It Is peculiar to note that circulars
table kervle, Hosumed.
NEW YORK. Bept. t.-Cabl, serrl4M t,
Jaran by the Formosa rout, was resumed
today, but Uie wires ar, working alomly.
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