TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1905.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Hot Much
Activity it
,' An Line.
Etswn in
LITTLE CHANGE IN FUTURE PRICES
September Corn Ease Off on Affoanl
Of Larger Morrmrat-r.onl Ex
port Demand Ctl(iti to
Prevail la Oat.
OMAHA. September 12, 1908.
It wu a dragging market. Wheat hung
muni the opening all day and corn de
clined without a great deal of trading. Th
government report did not affect wheat and
oat one way or the. other, but had a sllg.it
weakening -tendency on corn for a short
time. Minneapolis hud 443 can of wheat
and the talk Is of Increased receipts there.
Wheat closed with September at 82Sc,
December at MVotUHc and May at so-vii
86c.
Larger receipts of corn yesterday and to
day eased September a little, other months
had ft little higher tendency, but cloned
about the same. Receipts at Chicago today
were 772 cars. September closed at 63c, old
September at 6Vc, December at 43tl43yc,
old December at 4Ga and May at 43Sc.
There continues a good export demand
for oats and prices are up a little. Septem
ber finished at 264,c, December at 27S'i2i4o
and May at 29V
Llvetpool dosed H'SHd lower on wheat
and l higher on corn. Broomhall makes
wheat In and afloat for Europe Increase
2.61 OA) bushels.
Prlmar? wheat receipts were KS.OnO bu.
and shipments 82S,r(0 bu., against receipts
last year of 891,000 bu. and shipments of
6A8.000 bu. Corn receipts were 766.000 hu.
and nhlpments 61J.O0O bu., against receipts
last year of 970,000 bu. and shipment of
.V6.000 bu. Clearances were 1O7.OU0 bu. of
corn, 80,800 bu. of oats. l.OnO bbls. of
flour and no wheat. Hradstreet's total
wheat Increase ts 461,000 bu.; corn Increase,
lcS.Ono bu,. and oats Increase. 1. 454.000 bu.
Country stations tributary to Kansas
City reported wheat marketing small.
Minneapolis sont various explanations of
the failure of the receipts to come up to
expectations. One was that the railroads
has so much passenger traffic that they
were temnorarllv sutHirdlnattnaT the grain
truffle. Minneapolis said that country Una
houses wern getting large receipts.
Hales of corn yesterday at Chicago were
275, (00 bushels. At the seabosrd there were
ales of 66.O0O bushels for export. Shipping
ales of oats 'at Chicago were 260.000 bush
els, the bulk for direct export. At the sea
board 40,000 bushels aold abroad.
Omaha Cask Sales.
wHRAT-No. 8 hard, 1 car, 78e: 1 car,
Tote; 1 car 77c; 2 cars, 7&c; 1 car 7440.
Omaha Cask Prices.
' WHEAT No. 2 hard, 781590c: No. 8 hard,
74Vu7sc; No. 4 hard. 70QT3c; No. I spring.
7Sc.
CORN-No. J. 49V4c: No. 8. 49c: No. 4,
48c: No. 2 yellow. 4KVc: No. 8 yellow. 49V4c;
No. i white, 49Vc; No. 8 white, 48Vc; no
grade, 4M6C.
OATS No. S, 244c: No. 8. 24c; No. 4. 24c;
No. 1. white, 249ic; Nu. 8 white, 24Hc; stand
ard, 24Va
Carlot Receipt.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
Chicago 62 771 3tT7
Kansas City !77 66 89
JVllnneaDolls 443 ..
Omaha 46 84 13
Duluth 2S7
8t. Louis 64 40
Minneapolis Grain Market.
Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery. The ran as of Drlces. as reported by
the Edwards-Wood oompany, 110-111 Hoard
or Trade building, was:
Artlo.es. Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloe. Yan'y
'Wheat -
Sept . . . WW2.
81
&44
80
81
8o
tec...,81W(V
61V4
84 It
May...
84 V,
WEATHER IN THE ORAIX BELT
Cooler In Lower 'and Frost In I'pper
Valleys Predicted.
OMAHA,' Sept. 12. 1906.
' An area of high pressure overlies ths
British provinces ana extreme upper Mis
souri and Mississippi valleys, with Its crest
over northeastern North Dakota and Mani
toba. This high,. Is accompanied by a
decided drop In ': temperature and . kill
ing frosts occurred lust night in north
easterri North Dakota,' Manitoba and the
Saskatchewan valley. Cooler weather will
prevail over 1 the central valleys tonight
and frosts will probably occur In the ex
treme upper Mississippi valley.
omana record 01 temperature and
piecipitatlon, - compared with the corre
sponding day of the last three years:
' , 191. 1904. 118. 1902.
Minimum temperature.... 66 62 67 39
Precipitation 00 .00 1.08 .00
Normal temperature for today, 64 de
gived. t .
Deficiency In precipitation alnca March 1.
T.62 inches.
1 tendency corresponding period In 1904,
S.25 Inches.
h.xiei corresponding period In 1903,
4.22 inches.
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temn. Rain.
Stations. - Max. Si in. Inches.
Ashland. Neb.... 83 62 .00
Annum, Neb 86 65 .00
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Cloudy ,
Clear
Cloudy
Columbus, Neb.. SS 68 .00
Falrbury. Neb.... 87 67 . 00
Fairmont, Neb... H8 69 .00
Or. Island, Neb.. 83 67 .00
Hartlngton, Neb. 88 68 T
Oakdale, Neb 86 66 T
Omaha. Neb 85 62 .00
Tckaniah, Neb... 87 63 .00
Carroll, la 82 69 .00
Clarlnda, la...... Si 67 .00
Elbley. Ia 86 66 .00
Sioux City. la.... 86 62 . 00
Sturm Lake, la.. 83 60 T
Cloudy
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
No. of , Temp. Rain.
Central. Stations. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago. Ill 80 80 68 .00
Columbus, 0 17 ' 74 66 v .04
lies Moines, Ia... 12 64 60 .08
Indianapolis, Ind.. 11 78 66 T
Kansas City. Mo.. 19 . 86. 62 .02
Ixiuisville. fcy 18 78 . 68 .10
Minneapolis. Mtlin 27 80 4 .12
Omaha, Neb 15 86 60 . 00
fct. Louis. Mo...... 13 78 68 T
L. A. Wfc-LSH.
Local Forecaster. Weather Uureau.
"T" Indicate trace of precipitation.
St. Louis General Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12. WHEAT Firm
cish hlaher: No. X red. cash, elevator. si'Si'S
64c; track, fl86Vc; December, li.&81lG;
May. 84c: No. 2 tiara. 8iv'asav.c,
CORN Steady; No. 1 cash. 62c; track, 63
Q'JHc; December, 41V41Hc; May, 41V
tlWc.
OATS Firm: No. cash, 25t4c: track,
26o; Dece.rn.ber, 26Wc; May, 3iSil'4tO; No. S
white. 20.
rLOl'R Quiet; red winter patents. 1415
IS 3a; extra fancy ana siraigni, J.tji8J so;
SEFp-Timothy. steady; $3.00(33.45.
COHNMKAL Steady ; 82.60.
BRAN Unlet; sacked east track. 68SMo.
HA Y Steady; tlmqthy, 8-U0 12.60; prairie.
sonify 5. ou.
IKON COTTON TIES 9c
HAGGlNO-SWc.
PROVISIONS Ird, higher; prima
team. 17 26; dry salt meats, steady;
short clears, tt 26; tan, steady:- boxed
extra short n, y.60; clear ribs, .t; short
ciesrs. lid i. , .-.,
POlLTRf Steady'; chickens, flOfliftUe
springs, 12c p. turkeys, 13V i ducks, 89c;
geese, B'gyc.
BL'TTKK Steady
creamery, l4i22c;
EGOS Steady at 1H case count.
Receipts, Shipments
Flour, barrels ..
Wheat, bushels
Corn, bushels ..
Oats, bushels ..
....13.0OU 22.0(10
....64.0(10
.... 40.0-O
....89.0U0
6 000
63.0U0
66.UU0
ATallable Sanlles of Grala.
NEW YORK. Sept. 12 8peclal cable and
telegraphic communication received by
Bradstreets show the following changes
In available supplies f grain, as compared
with last account:
Wheat, United States snd Canada, east
of Rockies, decreased 2,049,0m) bu.; afloat for
and In Europe. Increased 2.5(XI,000 bu.; total
supply Increased 4f.l.0u0 bu.
' Corn. United States and Canada, east of
Rockies, Increased 63,000 bu.
Oats. United States and Canada, east of
Rockies. Increased 1.4M.00 bu.
The leading Increases reported this week
are 168.0uO bu. at iincoln and vicinity,
81 000 bu. at Omaha anil (0,000 bu. at Good
rich.
The leading decreases are 1065.000 bu. In
Manitoba (two weeks' decrease), 241 bu.
at the Chicago private elevators, lt2.0u) bu.
at depot harbor. 68.000 bu. at Iyoulsvllle and
eO.Ouu bu. at St. Joseph.
, Peoria Market.
PEORIA. 111. Sept. 11 CORN-I.ower;
No. S. 8'c: No. 4. 62Ve; no grade, 61o.
OATS Steady ; No. I whlu. 2;c; No. I
white, 3oJ6c.
W HISKY-tl.2(
Dalath Grain Market.
DULUTH.' Sept. It WH EAT To arrive.
No. 2 norltu-i 11. TV-.C: on track. Nix. 1
""Uitiiu, Uii Nv. I porUertv ic, fiepteuf
ber. old.e7r; September, new, 78vc; De-
OATS To arrive and on track. 28ie.
CHICAGO GRAM AM) PROVl'IOSS
Featares of the Trading; aad (losing
Prices oa Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Sent. 12 A heavv movement
of the crop in the northwest had a weaken
ing influence on the wheat market here to
day. Support from a lesdlng bull, how
ever, prevented any material decline In
values, the December option at the close
being practlrally unrhanaed. compered
with yesterday's final quotations. Closing
prices for corn, osts and provisions also
were almost Identical with thoe of yes
terday. .
The wheat market opened rather weak
In response to the excellent harvest
weather In the northwest. Opening quota
tions on December were uncnanged to 0
lower at 8:tVp8Vc. A bearish effect
throughout the entire session was the lib.
eral movement of new. wheat In the north
west. While local receipts were small
the Inspection sheet showing onlv fifty-two
cars against 257 a veer ago, arrivals today
at Minneapolis and Duluth were 730 cars,
compared with 414 cars last year. Of this
total Duluth received 287 cars and of that
number 150 cars were No. 1 and No. I
northern or better. The effect of this In
creased movement, however, was partially
counteracted by an excellent demand from
millers for cash wheat, both at northwest,
ern and southwestern grain centers. The
weather bureau report furnished some en
couregement to bulls, the statistics show
ing that threshing reports front North Da
kota Indicated smaller yields than had been
generally expected. Trices throughout the
session ranged within narrow bounds, De
cember selling between MVs'ft-tf'a.c and 83Sc
The market closed barely steady with Ie
cember at R34'B-Hc. Clearances of wheat
and flour wera emial to 13,500 bu. Primary
receipts were 868,000 bu.. compared with
891,000 bu. a year ago. The world's visible
supply as shown by Bradstreets. Increased
451.000 bu. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts of 7S2 cars, against 676
cars last week and 671 cars a year ago.
Sentiment In the corn pit was a trifle
bearish as a result of liberal local receipts.
A decline ot 2c In the price of cash grain
had a depressing effect on the value of
options. Cash houses were tha main sellers,
r Irm cables had a supporting Influence.
The market closed steady. December
opened a shade lower at 43c, sold between
So and 4.Tc snd closed at 4-1'6Tc. Local
receipts were 771 cars with 145 of contract
grade.
Oats were firm on a fair Investment de.
mand resulting from the improved export
business. December opened a shade lower
to a shade higher at ilb'S:r., sold up to
27Hc and closed at W-Sfi'tjc. I-ocal receipts
were 867 cars. Provisions were steady as a
result of a considerable decrease In re
ceipts of live hogs. Trading was very quiet.
At the close January pork was off 2c at
$12.30. Lard was up 2Vc at 86.85. Klbs were
unchanged at 86.40.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
8S cars; corn, (Ot cars; oats, 272 cars; hogs,
24 001) head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y.
Wheat
Sept.
Deo.
May
Corn
tSept.
J8ept.
tDec.
J Dec.
May
Dec.
May
Tork
8ept.
Oct.
Jan.
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
R lbs-
82H! 82H 82k 8?H
83S 83V-g' 83S 83'i
86 8ora-V85i'aVS5(a(i
867,6'
B3i
631,
63
MS U
6:1 w
Vi 45
464
40
4S
4S- 43S
435,f!7k,43Vn'i!
43S 43V
KS 26
26 4
27S
(
TS"n ' 27U'"
2S,29SaH
29Vs,
29 Vs
15 20
14 66
12 46
15 20
14 70
12 45
15 20
14 65
12 30
15 20
14 70
12 30
7 55
7 60
7 42H
t 85
865
6 62H
6 40
15 0ft
14 65
12 32S
7 5214
7 60
7 45
6 85
7 2S
7 57S
7 42Vs
t 85
7 6J'4(
7 46
6 82
6 Uhi
8 85
8 6iVi
40
Be pt.
Oct.
Jan.
8 60
8 40
66
8 60
47
6 r,w
No. X tOld. JNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Firm: winter patents. 83.80W4.20;
straights. S3. 80(4.10: spring patents, S4.60'
6.25; straights, 83.50tT4.75; bakers', Ji.4fhg3.SO.
wheat No. I spring. Koijgssc; no. i,
80Cu6c; No. 2 red. 82VVu62So.
CORNNo. 2, 634c; No. 2 yellow. b3W
OATS No. 2. 26Sc: No. 2 white. 28Sij9c:
No. 8. alMo.
RYE No. 2, 62c.
BARLEY Good feeding. S737Hc; fair to
choice malting, 42fc48e. '
heeds no. 1 nag. 11.0a; ino. 1 nortnaest-
crn, 81.10. Clover, contract grade, 111.00.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl.. llS.OOrffl
15.26. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.66. Short ribs
sides (loose), 88 6598. 60. Short clear Bides
(boxed), 18.76SS.0O.
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 16.800 62.200
Wheat, bu 63,0n0 28,600
Corn, bu.v 890,000 897,700
Oats, bu ,.460,400 460.100
Rye. bu 9,000 8 000
Barley, bu 96,700 9.000
On the Produoe exchange today the butter
market was firm; creameries, 17W 20V4c ;
dairies, 16Vjffl8Vic; eggs firm at mark,
cases- Included, 16Hc; firsts, 18c; prime
firsts, 20o; extras, 22a Cheese, easier, U
4il2c.
Kansas City Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 12 WHEAT Un
changed; September, .3V4'5v73c; December,
76c; May, 77S- Cash: No. 1 hard, 774'S
61c; No. i. 76j9c; No. i red, 8u4sc; No.
, TTSSOc.
CORN Steady; September. 48'Ji48',1c ;
December. 3!'&38'5c; May, 38c. Cash:
No. a mixed, 43ftc; No. 2 white, 603j61c;
No. 8, 60H'g(la
OATS Steady! No. 1 white, 2730c; No.
t mixed. 26-S270.
HAY Firm; choice timothy, 89.0OS9.50;
choice prairie, S6.75jj'7.00.-
RYE Firm; 60c.
KGXJS Higher; Missouri and Kansas
new No. i whltewood cases Included, lsc;
case count, 16o; oases returned, Vc less.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, 19V4o; dairy.
17Vc.
Receipts. Shipments.
...111,000 191.OH0
... 83.U00 9.000
... 13.000 6,000
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ...
Oats, bu. ...
The range of prices paid In Kansas City
as reported by the Edwards-Wood com
pany, 110-111 ttosxa or iraae ouuaing, was
Articles. I Open. I Hlgh. Uw. Close.l Tes'y.
Wheat I I
Sept... 754 7B4 7B 75', 75ti
Pec... 76iiV, 751 .75 7f4, 75'
May... T. 77. 77H T7S 77S
eoT... 88 SS 88H 38 S8i
May... ttS b StH
Oats
Peo.... 23 24 23 24 24
May... 2iS Sli 6 Za 25
Sept... 15 07 15
Oct.... 14 67 1 4 60 1 4 55 1 4 67 1 4 55
Jan.... 12 22 U 10 12 22 12 25 12 22
VtT!.. T55 T 60 7 62 7 65 7 62
Jan.... 1 75 (85 (75 8 82 8 77
Ribs
Oct.... 855 160 8 65 867 8 60 c
Jan.... 8 85 8 40 6 12 6 27 82
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. U.-BUTTER-Flrm;
extra western creamery, 22o; extra
nearbv prints, 23c.
. K(418 Steadv: nearby fresh, loss off. 23c;
nearby fresh, Co at mark; western fresh.
22c at mark.
CHEESK Firm; New York 'ull cream
fancy, 12Vc; New .York choice. lHifl'12o;
New York fair to good, lltullVsU.
Milwaukee Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Sept.. 12. WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern. W; No. I northern,
S3''i6c; December, 83S643c.
. RYR-fteady; No. i. 62!c.
BARLEY Steady ; No. 8. 51Q62c; sample.
7t'(C.
CORN Steady; May, 4SVc.
la Mark
LIVERPOOL. 8ept. U.-WHEAT-Spot.
steady; No. t red western winter, 6a 4d;
futures easy; September, (s (d; Decem
ber, 6a 7d.
CORN r-pot, quiet; ' American mixed. 4a
10d; futures quiet: September. 4s Dd;
December, 4s 8d; January, 4s 8d.
Mlaaeanolls Floar Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 11. FLOUR First
rttents. 6.OiH)S.10; second patents, 14 8oy
), first clears, 83.tanj3 80; second clears,
tl5fi2 no.
B KAN In bulk. HI OftSU LIS.
Toledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO, O.. Sept. 12 SEED Clover,
rash, 86 47; October, 8650; December,
16.40; January, 86 42. Prime alsike, (7.70;
prima unioltiy, $170.
CoCee Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. lS.-COFFEE-Mar-ket
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline of 10 points In sympathy
with easier cables. Braaillan receipts were
moderate, but there was little demand and
(irlcea gradually eased off under scattering
liquidation. The close was steady In tone
but at a net decline of V"fil6 points. Bales
were reported of only 27.7jO bags. Including
October at T05c: December. 7 ir7 i'ic;
March. 7 364i7 5oc: May. 7 4twi1 &oc. and July,
steady; No. 1
NEW. YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Engagement of Gold for Import Ctuei
Ptc.'aift Idtgno in YglueB.
VOLUME OF DEALINGS AGMN EXPANDS
Promise of Hamper Curs Crop Causes
Advance In Cora Carrier Ba-llways
(losing; Is Steady, with
Prices at Best.'
NEW YORK, Sept. li-The response of
itoias to, in engagement ot goia lor Im
port was testimony to me iiiumji tance at
tached to ttie question of reuet tiom a
possiDie stringency of money, 'i ne advance
v.a uecieive ana comprenensive, following
promptly upon the announcement of tne
ensaeenient. it was the common belief that
K.uay s engagement of 81.ou,uuO was pre
liminary to an extended inward movement
Of gold. It was a symptom .ot conditions
which made this possible that the develop
ment waa effective rather than from tne
amount involved.
JH??.'? a-'"'"- ground In stock
market circles that Insuperable obstacles
would be opposed to the relinquishment
SrJF, ? hfla "" barklng reserves In the
f. em." money centers. The obvious
e" .Uion ot !he "an government to
rioat a larna lBn. the possibility of addi
tional borrowings by Japan and the an
SJUTT6"1.,0' a Iar"e "umber of smaller
E"""1'"' undertakings which had evidently
2e ye,d unt" ,n omlng pece.
Inr d.1,. tl,e P?8'lty that these ilaims
Th crrd"8 wou.ld hav Priority over others,
for ,-Ure. 1 our own Honey markets
fi e fewtwee has made It per
fectly evident that without some addi
tional resources the extraordinary demand
mr funds would exhaust the bunking re-?,tn-Tol.
an. '""t that would cause reat
rfi?,T.? . ,he monpy market and cause
disaster to over-extended speculation. It
J.??Wdpm"n8,r,lt,d ,hat th outward
r?f ?Ur oommo"iP has established
t,. Ti J voluImo of credits abroad so
,nf domestic money markets have a
LT.v 't? ln ca" ' rgrnt neces-
-Z" 'ffect uPn speculative sentiment
was pronounced. The gold seems to have
art? e.curTd i'pon rrival from South
,i.S " "don. ttrr rather active com
f ,'r 1 'B.nd the Iirwnt supply available
for import seems limited. The outgo of
Hon. om New York In other direc
tions also continues very Inrire. The ...1,.
treasury has absorbed alreadv. since h
fo nn iSC.- money rates continue
to advance In New York, and borrowers
S0.".1!. re Pa'ln off their obligations
and taking out time loans. Discount rates
in Iindon rose again today, but at Berlin
" " " "ugni recession In
STltfn
advance ln the Imperial bank
rate
The volume of deallnva ,no,. . j
somewhat, but was attrlhuted very largely
n(o.P.0fP8!,l(?n,a, "urces. Commission
houses complained of the lifeless outside
demand In stocks. The weather bureau s
weekly crop bulletin confirmed the prevail-
in,!L.r0nfi1'nce over the "f1" "op and
eFpeclally the-corn crop, and the corn car-
rltTt" rJt. T.'8.11 ,ron",r than the
fn hmL Of h J"". P-'-'al movement
In Rloss-Shefflnld Bteel was due to the
declaration of a stork dividend. Prices
Oi.ched the highest In the final hour, when
the market broadened coneMerah v and
Frie0n.nn S,V F2ul- P-nnsylvanla
Krle and the Tnlted . States Steel stocks
were In large demand. The closing was
stady at about the best of the dav
?nnn w71.firm- Total sales par value,
unchanged on call,
the New York Stock exchange:
Adim p. "'r"' mail. liOW. Close.
- - 1 1
240
Aniai. copper
97
82
81
86 Vi
Am. Car & Foundry 2,000
do pfd ., .
Amer. Cotton Oil ..
82
3
99
28
90
225
34
27
17
89
60
113
an prd
American Express .. !!'!
Amer. II. & L. pfd
American Ice
Amer. Linseed Oil
1,700 ' 36
35
do pfd
Amer. locomotive
do pfd
Amer. 8. & R.
. 1.400
50 4-
300 11. U. lia
28.4O0 127-,. 126 '
do pfd
600
122 121 122
Amer. Sugar Refining 2,(00
139 139 138
101 10(i 101
113 112 112
0 89 90
1'4 104 104
164 163 164
112 110 Ill-Id
97 97
67V eii'h 67
xiner. ioo. pru certlf 300
.anaconaa aim. Co.-.. 4(0
Atchison 13.500
0.0 rra
KI0
Atlantic Coast Line..
1.000
8,0(0
100
Baltimore & Ohio ..
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific ....
Central of N. J. ..
Chesapeake & Ohio.
Chicago & Alton ....
do pfd
Chi. Great Western.
10.200
17.9U) 166 160 IwiVj
iv uv ziu lli'rt
i.w 00 t4
100 36 86
100 79 79
tOoO 21 20
64
37
78
21
Chicago 4k N. W
1.OO0 214 212
21.1(4
Chicago, M. A 8t. P. 80,700 178 176 178
v.,. it-i. oc xruiin,
do pfd
C. C, C. & St. L..
Colo. Fuel & Iron ..
Colorado A Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Oas ....
Corn Products .......
do pfd
Delaware & Hudson.
Del., Lack & West..
Denver & R. O. ....
do pfd .1
Distillers' Securities
17
100 89
400 10O
6,(0 43
7(0 28
200 61
1.900 42
164
8u0 10
39 89
99 100
42
43
28
61
41
181
10
(1
42
187
10
46
217
450
600 219 218
400
600
85
S9
84
88
34
to
42
Erie 104,4110
62
83
75
180
92
179
2u
80
60
82
75
180
192
177
20
80
61
do 1st pfd 1.0U0
do 2d pfd 1,200
Oeneral Klectrlo .... 100
Hocking Valley 400
Illinois Central J,2u0
International Paper.. 611O
do prd 700
International Pump
83
75
li9
192
179
20
79
26
83
ao pia
Iowa Central 200 27
do pfd 100 66
K. C. Southern 800 26
do pfd 2,100 66
fxiuls. & Nash (.600 148
Manhattan L 100 166 -
Met. Securities ...... 2,700 81
Met. St. Ry 13.100 127
Mexican Central .... 4,4oO 24
Minn. A St. Louis.. 200 70
M.. St. P. & B. S. M. 0 138
do pfd 300 166
27
66
26
64
27
DO
26
bo
146 148
166 163
80
81
126
23
70
137
l-'i
23
71
137
166
16o
Missouri pacino ....
Mo., Kan. & Texas.
do pfd
National Lead
N, R. H. of M.. pfd..
New York Central ..
N. Y., Ont. & West..
Norfolk St Western..
do pfd
North American ....
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's tias
Pitts., C. C. & St. L.
Preased Steel Car ..
26.6.0 106 10S 1(6
3,500 34 84 84
61(0 71 71
1,700 46 46
71
4f
86
14.
66
11,400 14S 146
6.600 65 64
3.000 86 81
84
981,
800 46 46 46
69.800 14.'! 141 I4i
4"0 lu3 1"3 103
xro 81 HI
81
l'JO 43 43
43
96
246
119
91
94
20
. 89
82
79
84
101
67
j!J
67
119
do pfd 100 9S
Pullman Palace Car. 1(0 247
Reading 6I.000 119
do 1st pfd 300 91
do 2d pfd K0 94
Repuhllo Steel 8.4(0 21
do pfd 4,0e0 90
Rock Island Co. "0 32
do pfd 700 79
Rubber Goods SO) 84
do pfd
St. L. & 8 F. 2d pfd 800 67
St. Louis 8. W 1100 25
do pfd I.OkO 62
Southern Pacino .... 24,9nO 67
do Dfd 4(0 120
96
247"
117
91
94
20
89
31
79
34
67
24
61
66
120
36
101
84
26
Southern Railway .: 7.3((0 36
3f
do pfd
Tenn Coal & Iron
Texas Pacific ..
Tol.. St. L. 4 West
do pfd
Union Pacific
) 101 101 1111
8.8"0 fc', 84 tc.
4.400 17 26 87
36
.... 66
134,600 132 129 131
do pfd
U. S. Express
V. 8. Realty 10 90
U. 8. Rubber X.luO 49
do pfd
V. 8 Steel 111.800 37
do fd (.4110 104
122
80
49U
36 (
104
304,
106 &
21
41
230
164
94
17
H
69V
210"-
('I
90
48H
1"J
30
1(V4
Va.-Caro,
Chemical.. i
do pfd
Wabash
do pfd
Yells-Fargo Gxp....
West. Electric ,
Western) Union
Wheel. A Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central .,
do pfd
Northern Pacific ....
C. Leather
do rfd
Blons-Sheffleld
) 106
900 21
1.6.0 41
ion
lo
80)
200
i."0
SO
5?H
21
694
211V
17Vfr
8S
6S
41S4
4044
60 104V4 W 104U
1,900 8644 92
Ex-dividend.
Total sales for th day. 930.200 shares.
Foreign Financial.
l)NDON, Sept. 12 Money was In In
creased demand In ths market today fur
Stock exchange requirements. The supplies
were not diminished. Discounts were hr.n
owing to the renewed foreign demand ln
the open market fur gold. Trading on tha
Stock exchange opened quiet and Irregular.
Prices advanced fractionally on fair sup
port, though gilt-edged storks were checked
by (he new of iq forthcoming Issue of
HO.OV'JI of Irish land loan. Canadians
were the feature and were n jrrtod d'muii.
ou Uis latest tar mil a Conaoi liardeoed.
in or ho rib n
hV ..... . ","'" ' n.ti5.o). Shipments
sort rJ are "UIL "oln" to the interior
rrnedasuVv r(iaWa?r teLtl. " .11.-
Americans opened firm. Fries were the
testure, and It wss believed that they were
largely nought for New York account.
Union rsclflo. Southern Pacific snd United
O . . o. , 1 J 1 t
pi..., n.rpi ill iiriio,iiu,
there was further and frequent advanres
sno prices closed eiroiiir, roreiftners were
firm Peruvians were prominent. Rhodesl
ens were buoyant. Japanese Imperial 6s of
i:4 were quoted at lr6.
BERLIN. Sept. 12 -The tone on the
Bourse today was confident and prices were
higher.
PARIS. Bept. 12. Storks on the Bourse
..l-ld ,11,,, 1 ,-11111, ,,u. i,,
Irregulsr, Industrials going off and Rio
1 inio loping 1 irsnci. tne cioee prices
were heavv. Russlsn Imperial 4s aere
quoted at 94.90 and Russian bonds of 1904 at
loney Matt
Hew York M
ket.
NEW YORK. Sept. 12-MONEY-On call.
steady at 2 ITS per cent; closing bid, ;'
per cent; orreiea at i- per cent; time ioan.1,
firmer: sixty days. 8Vi4 per cent; ninety
davs, 4'a4 pr cent, six months. 4 per
rent; prims mercantile paper, 434 per
cent.
STERLING EACH aivuk Opened weak
and closed steadier, with actual business In
bankers' bills at I4.B505&4.&610 for demnnd
and at $4 824J4.8216 for slxey-day bills;
posted rates, 48.1'34 84 and I4.864.87;
commercial bills, I4.8-H-
SILVER Bar, 6ic; Mexican dollars. 4.c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
firm. 1
Closing quotations on ponds were as fol
lows:
V. g. ret. ta rg....l4 Jpn Id series.
60 coupon K"' on pen
U. 8 ret in aa 4, !a rn.... "(
do coupon i"4 Ionle. ft N. unl. is.ih
V. 8. new U reg..l) Hnhitn r. gold 4 104
to coupon '"K Mrilran Ont ml 41 .
V. 8. old 4 rf ln do lit Inc 114
do coupon 10 Minn ft St. I.. 41.... Hi 4
Amer, Tob 44 cert.. T44 M . K.n, A T. 4....10t4
1. cert do 2a T
Atrhleon fen. 4l.. ..! N. R. R. of M. c. 4. MV
do sdl. 4t " jx I . rantral f. JH" H
Atlantic rout L. 4l,10lH N. J temral I. 6i..lMlt
Baltimore A O. 4t 1" N. HarlOc 4n 1((
do (! r5H do ! 77 4
Central ot Oa. 6t. .. .U4w Norfolk ft W. c. 4 l"a4
do lat Inc n (ir.auu s. l. rfs 4a..
do td inc 14 Pcnn. conr. sba l(.j
Chea. ft Ohio 4Sa. .. .WH Readlns fen. 4s. ...... 19
Chlraso ft A. ISa.... C Bt. L. ft I. M, c. 6a . 1 1 7 '4
C, B. A q n. 4I ...10IS St. L. ft B. F. fa. 4a. i'
C, R. 1. ft r. 4a.. S3 Bt. L. 9. V. c. 4a....
do col. ia :H Seahoaril Air Line 4a. K
CCC. ft St. U 4a.l03W 80. Fa.-lflc 4a HUj
("hlrano Tar. 4a H do 1.1 4a Ind. aerlea It
Colo. Ind. 4a act A.. 7ft4 R. Raltwar it li"H
do set B 7IH Tni. & Pacini- la ..1244
Colo. Mid. 4a TSi T.. St. L. W. 4a..
Colo. Southern 4a.. 34j I n. on Paciar 4a lott
Cuba (a cart lutvt da cone. 4a
en,er A R. O. 4a...l01V. 8. Hleal Id (a 7S
latlllera' Sec. (a Sl Wabash la l:
Erie prior lien 4a..,.102Vj do deb. B
do sen. 4a 44 W'eetern Md. 4a 8(1
Ft. W. ft D. C. la.-.lUVi VV. ft L. K 4a 1H
Hooking Valley 44a..lll ,Wla. Cantral 4i 94
Japan 4a cart 101 .
Offered. "Did.
Dostoa Storks and Ilonds.
BOSTON, Sept. 12. Call loans, 37S4 per
cent; time loans, 4'(?4 per cent. Closing
Quotations on stocks and bonds were aa
ollows:
Atchlaon ad). 4a... IS 'Adventure 8H
do 4a 102 Allouai U
Ati-hlnon la Araalnamated 82W
do pfd 104 Amrican Cine I"1
Bnaton A Albanjr. .V Atlantln 114
Hnaton ft Malna lHi Bingham Z4
Boston Elevated . . . .153
Calumet A
Hecla....Atl
Fltchburg pfd 144
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly Weal
Dominion Coal ....
Franklin
Oranbr
lele Royal
Mete. Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
S5
Mexican ('antral ... 131
N. Y.. N. H. A H.20S
Per Marguatta ... I7V4
Union Pacino Dm
Amer. Arga. Chem.. 14
. X
. 74
. ii
. TH
. 14
. I
. 13
. 85
. J ft
.
. '
. 23 V
.101
. '(
.117
. H
. 34
. 34
. 10
. 44
4),
. 10
.lit
do pfd MW
Amar. Pnau. Tuba.... 4
Amer. Sugar 1M
do pfd 137
Amer. Tel. A Tal...l40
Mont. Coal A Coke
Amer. Woolen So' old Dominion
do pfd 10it Oareota
Dom. Iron A Bteel.. !1 Parrot
Edlaon lec A 111-. . 2 .". . , (julrwy
Oeneral Electric ....1" Shannon ....
VI ass. Electric
.. lliVTamarark ...
do pfd
Trlnlly
Maaa. Uaa 404k
I'nlted Fruit 10
United Ghoe Marh.... 1
do pfd i Vi
V. 8 Steal IbV
do pfd 104
Weatlnghouaa com.. 44
Asked. Bid.
Vnlled Copper
V. 8. Mining ..
tJ. ft. Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolrertna .....
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON, Sept. 11. Closing quotations
on the Block exchange were as follows:
Consols, money. ... 15-1 N. T Cantral 1M
do account 0 1-14 Norfolk A Western.. 17
Anaconda 4 do pfd 94
Atchison K'x Ontario A Western. M
do pfd ...104 Pennsylvania 73'
Baltimore ft 0......114 Rand Mlnea )
Canadian Pad Bo ....171 Reading CI
Chea. A Ohio US do. 1st pfd 47
Chicago Ot. Western 11 V lor Id pfd ,47
C. M. A 84. P...V..1W Soattiem Hallsay .. 84
DeBearg ... .1. II tdo- pfd .'....103
Denver A R. O '. St. Sa. Pacific an
do pfd II Union Pacific 144
grla ' .-. 12' do pfd W
do 1st pfd a). V. $ Steel t4,
do Id pfd 741 do pfd 104
lliinola Central ......111 IWabaah 11
Iulavilla A N Ill do pfd 42
Mo., Kanaaa A T.. 1344 Bparlen 4 II
BILVKR Par. steady. 28Hd per o.
MONEY-l'al per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 2V(?2 11-16 per cent; three
months' bills, 2 ll-lt'a24 per cent.
New York Mining; Storks.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12. Closing quotations
on mining blocks weie as ollows:
Adaraa Con.
19
Little Chief I
Ontario 174
Alice
Breeca
Brunawlck Con...
Comatock Tunnel
Con. Cal. A Vs..
Mora Silver ....
iron gllvar
Leadvllls Cos ..
... 44
... 44
... 10
... t
...110
...171
...too
...
Ophlr
Phoenix
Polos!
Savage
Sierra. Nevada
Small Hopea .
Standard
....550
... 11
... 44
...11
... so
...140
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Gept. 12.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances ln the gen.
eral fund, exclusive of the 160,OOD,000 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
8129.666.iBl; gold coin and bullion, $67,066,926;
(Old certificates. 838,176,270.
Bask Clearings.
OMAHA. Sept. 12. Bank clearings for
today were tl. 612,843.10, and for the cor
responding day last year 81,232,161.22.
NEW YORK fiEXKIlAL MARKET
(Isolations of the Day oa Varlons
Commodities,
?W. T?SK' P'- 12. FLOUR Re
celpts, 4.408 hhls.; exports, 2,913 bbls.; mar
Itet quiet and unchanged; winter patents.
84.2T4r4.75; winter straights, 84y(i4.15; Min
nesota patents, 84.76ti6.16; winter extras.
82.8i4f3-So; Minnesota bakers, 13.6034.00; win
ter low grades. $2.75(68.30. Rye flour easy;
fair to good, 88 erj4.15; snot and to arrive
choice to fancy. 83.7tat.25. Buckwheat
flour quiet. t2.S5 asked.
RYE Firm; No. 8 western, 6oc, c. 1. f
New York.
BARLEY Steady; feeding, 88V1C, o. L f.
aOUIiniU.
CORN Receipts; 107.500 bushels; export.
19.195 bushels; spot market easy; No 2
69Vc; elevator and 60e, f. o. b., afloat; No"
. wnn, n",c. tiptlons dull and barely
steady. closlniHVsC net lower; September
closed 59Hc, December, 514i,6174c; closed,
6IV0; May closed, 4St4jC.
OATS Receipts; 161. 50 bushels; exports
80,108 bushels; snot market nniet- mi...,
oats, 26 to .82 pounds. St'tfSue; natural white
80 to 32 pounds, Slfl32c; clipped white 36
WHEAT Receipts, 8,000 bushels: snot
market steady; No. 2, red 87',c; elevator
T..1- - anoat; no. 1, Northern
Dultyh, 91Se to arrive f 0. b. afloat; No.
1. Northern Manitoba. RSn m mi., t
b. afloat. After onenlna steadv ahui u',J
on unner uip; nonnwest receipts and fins
weather, but was fairly steady at the de
cline on bull support st Chicago and closed
net unchanged. September, 87'&8Xi.c
closed 83c: December. 88 ll-16f8c; closed
i:c: May 89Viii!Hc: closed fe.u,.
HAY Dull; shipping, ,60t60c; good to
HOGS-Qtilet: state common to choice
19Ci, .1i26c: 1904. 17tfflc: olds. Kk1e. p.
cine coast. 19o4, 16ij22c; 1908, nominal; olds.
lOifl 12e.
HIDK8 Quiet: Galveston. JO in m ik.
20c; California. 21 to 26 lbs., lic; Texas
ury, a m ii..t lafcc
LEATHER Steady : acid. i4l59ite
PROVISIONS-Heef. firm: fainllv til now
12.00: mess. 9 6nioo0; beef hams. 821 0j
22.50; packet. 110.5011.00; city, extra India
iTieas, sibimb1"1- t.ut meats, quiet- pick,
led bellies. 89.26 SHOTS: Dlrkeled abni.r.
t7.0OS7.25; pickled hams, tll.oucfllon i.m,A
easy; western steamed. t7 90; refined easy
continent. 118 26: South America. 88.00; com
pound, I6&2V&6 76. Pork, quiet; family
IM.BvaiBiwi emuri cieair, ai nuttl 1S.0O; meaia
116 5016 60. ..
TALLOW Steady; city, 4c; country, 44
RICE Q ulet; domestln, fair to extra,
8ij.('6V-; Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm: recetDts. T.69S r,kr.
Street price, extra creamery, StjtlSkc. Offi
cial pricea: Creamery, common to extra.
UlsZlc; renovated, common to extra, 16$
- , wri.a ibliuij, UWIIinifin to SXtra
laVSfKVr; western firsts. 18U844a.
CHEI-iSK Firm; state, full cream, small
wniis. lancy, ire; state, rsir to choice,
UVbllVc; state, colored, fancy 12c: ataita
fair to choice. UVfiUVc; state, large white
and colored, fancy. 12c.
EGOS Firm; state. Pennsylvania and
near by. fancy selected, whits 2A?T27r;
stats choice, f2hc; state mixed, extra,
24. ; western, extra flrats. 2l42ic; firsts.
2(e.
POULTRY Alive, firm; western chickens.
14c; fowls, 14V"; turkeys, 14',c. Dressed,
quiet; western chickens. Illju; fowls, H4
I aw eyitua auiavss itwu.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Satire S'.eeri About Dime Lcwer, with
Wee:erni Stetdr.
HOG TRADE DULL AND PRICES L0WE.R
Receipts of Sheep and Ijimbs Fairly
Liberal, with Trading Slow, bnt
Prices Steady on Both Fat
and Feeder Kinds.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 12, 1905.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Offlrill ."..i n....-
. ...u,,.,n, 0,100
Otllclal Tuesday 8.0u0 6.2"0
Two days this week.. . 14.978 8 SU
Two days last week 12.7S3 .75
Sam week before 11.714 7 3
Same three weeks ago.. 13.077 1 0.833
Same four weeks ago. ...13.393 15 1H
Same days last year 8.157 10.609
2a;'(
10.SIIO
83.K69
2;.34
o.ti
28.9.13
U.6.7
40.600
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO PATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
the year to date, comparing with last year:
, lx5. 19"4. Inc.
cattle 6:4.0.11 667.663 66.468
Ht'ga 1,744.8.18 1.6K8.014 66.824
Sheep 1.087.086 849.701 137.9.B
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South omnha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Data. I lej. 104. 11908. 11802. 11801. !1900.;iS9.
Aug. It..
Aug. 18...
Aug. 17...
Aug. II..,
Aug. 19..
Aug. 20..
Aug. si...
Aug. 22..
Aug. U..
Aug. U4..
Aug.
Aug. M..
Aug. i7.,
Aug. 28...
Aug. a..
Aug. ..,
Aug. 31..
&ept. 1,.
Sept. J...
Sept. 8...
Sept. 4...
Kept. 6..
Sept. 6...
Sept. 7..,
8pt. 8..
Sept. 8...
Sept 10..
Bept. 11.,
Sept. 12..
.1 i 8VT8I t 01
I s i,, 8 OJ,
I 26!
(
6 20;
I Ui
6 11
6 16 1
8 .'(,
6 Sol
6 461
6 44
b 81
6 22
5 32
6 8i
8 68!
i 77
i 771
41 m 4 44
t ai 4 82
4.
SiSjI 4 81
6 98( 4
i OSHi 6 10
ilii
f 881
6 UUI 4 t
4 47
6 72
t 891
4 60
a
4 12
I 6
4 41
4 42
4 40
4 8s
I 7Si
6 8t
a ist
81
8 I'll
( 08
i Vi
6 eo,
t 87
4 83 t 02!
t 1S i 08i
f 8iHi j 04
8Vi 8 181
e6V 6 U
8041 . I
6 83 i 81
42
4 9.
6 02
e I
7 10
6 911
Oil
7 8U
7 2
7 26
7 ls
7 26i
7 22
7 421
7 36,
7 33
7 401
7 44 i
I
7 46
7 61
7 46 1
7 60!
7 66:
t 9'
6 001
4 9S
i W 4 40
6 Oil 4 42
6 00
8 Oi
0 inm B M,
6 11,
( HOi 4 40
6 72
6 68
6 17
6 13;
6 331
6 U
6 20i
K 9fl
V2
111
07
6 151
0 !.,
34
2
' )
6 36;
6 44;
6 39;
881
6 031
8 04
4 27
4 10
4 14
6 47
&2M
6 33i
I
5 02
6 01
0 lt
6 06
6 W
5 44 I I S l
0 4.1 S 6 76 6 bal
4 It
4 u
4 23
4 oO
0 Jtrj 6 24 1
6 i ill
t 36 6 8m
6 44
6 60;
6 44i
6 66i
s 63 ;
6 64
6 10, 4 30
I 4 29
6 16
6 22 4 28
6 20 4 22
6 88 1 6 H6
I 6 8C4l
I I 5 61
'indicates Sunday.
The ofllcial number of cars of stock
bruught In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs Sh'p.H'Bes.
c, m. & st. p. a 1
a bush 1 1
Mo. i'ao V 8 .. 1
Lnion i'aclllc system ... 41 19 Zi 2o
C. & N. VV 4 111
b, hi. A M. V. R. R. ..133 18 10 W
C, St. P. M. & 0 61 o
H. M li 15 4 8
C, U. die g 1 6
C, R. 1. At P.. east 1 4 .. 2
C, R. 1. at V., west 1 .. 2
Illinois Central 2 ., .,
Chicago Ureat Western 2 2 ..
Total receipts 338 80 43 45
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows, eac.i buyer ptiicnasing tne num
ber of head inuicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Company 40 442 J.lsy
Swift and Compa.iy l,uw 1,3 l.ti
Cudahy Packing Lu I,3i3 l.Ml I.&16
Armour c company 1,422 l,tH l,b.n
Vansunt &1C0 216
Carey & teuton s3
lxibman et K 121 ....
McCreary & Carey &6
W. I. Stephen 15
Hill dt Bon 66
Huston A Co 84
11. V. Hamilton 28
U K. Hues M
Wolf 465
J. II. Itoot dt Co 1S2
Mine Haggerty Ml
J. H. Buna lid
Other buers 616 .... 7,617
Total 6.943 6.0O6 13.646
Ca 1 1 LE-'1 nere was a bin run of cattle
here, about 3i9 curs being on Biiie. i'he r
ceiins veie about in t -two caua heavier
tuaa last Tuesuay ana anoui . 146 cars
heavier tnan the name day last year. - Tne
general quality of the cattle was good.
Despite tne liberal sdppiy ot came and
a weuk trend to prices tne market on beef
steers held up very satisfactory. There
was a tair sprinkling of corn led steers
here, but as lias been the case for several
days past the demand for these cattle has
not been overly good and tne movement
hus been rather siow. There was nothing
strictly prime o fie red and the fair to
medium kinds were not wanted oadiy.
Prices generally were weak to a dime lower
and there was little life to the trade. On
the western cattle, there was a better
feeling and a better tone to the trade, al
thougn there was Utile If any activity to
the market on any kind of cattle. The
most of the receipts consisted of westerns
of good quality and prices generally were
just about steady with yesterday.
The cow and heifer market was good and
there was soma life to the trade, although
It could not be called brisk. the good
western cows and heifers were ln fair de
mand at Just about steady prices, but any
of the medium and common kinds were
r.4Bri tiv and In some cases Drlces were
10c lower. Native grassers were neglected
as usual, Duyers preierring to pica ineir
stuff from the rangers.
Bulls, veal calves ana stags snoweo.
little change and prices were In about the
same notches as yesterday.
There wss a good supply of storkers and
feeders on sale and there was the usual
irnne demand. On the heavy stuff prices
were steady o strong, while lighter weights
and common stun was lower.
Representative saies:
BEEF STEERS.
K'a. At. rr. N. A. Ft.
4 tost I Tl V 1SI I W
1 ' IOsO 4 OU 17 "II I 40
.,' 1140 4 Kl II 1402 i (0
.ft' 1271 I 10 IS 1405 I 14
u U7 I M 40 1641 I 41
JS ItM 4 0 1 1424 I 61
1 1230 I J 1HI I W
1 UM I 4 14 IUJ 8 71
u 1304 I 10
cows.
M0 C4 1 120 I 30
1 1140 I 06 10 7K4 I 40
i 121 I 04 t 1!( I 74
1 ISO I 05 I Iu4 I 76
1 1020 I
BULLS
1 1M4 I ts 1 It1 I o
1 IN til 1 1140 I 10
I 1500 I 40
HEIFERS.
1 440 I I IM til
4 700 8 40 1 1210 4 (10
CALVEU.
10 Ill 4 00 14 tnt 4 00
8TOCKER3 AND FEEDERS.
II Ill 1 to 1 121 1 10
WESTERNS.
F. Glee Neb.
21 feeders.. 1060 8 35 8 rows 988 t 00
t feeders.. 900 8 00 1 cow 8tK 2 26
Fred Lute Neb.
t feeders.. 1114 8 60 20 cows 977 1 60
11 feeders.. 81 8 25 7 cowl 1171 2 60
1 feeder. . .Kwu s w vow nw 1 a
cows lux 1 60 2 cows 75 2 25
1 cow 9U 2 00 1 cow U60 2 25
F. H. Vlrden Wyo.
86 feeders. .1060 8 60 2 feeders. .1060 8 25
Mitchell Cattle Co. Wyo.
45 feeders.. 1128 8 90 2 feeders.. 1123 160
E. T. David Wyo.
80 feeders.. 1162 J 80 2 feeders.. 1070 1 25
C. A, Guernsey Wyo.
88 feeders.. 11!5 8 65
Thextotland Co. Wyo.
227 feeders. 1140 8 60
J. H. Kennedy-Wyo.
84 feeders . 1878 8 65
O. Maccond S. D.
18 feeders . 1151 8 50
Perkins A Bpegr Wyo,
63 steers.. ..1197 8 60
NEBRASKA.
5 feeders.. 868 8 10 66 feeders. .1041 8 89
8 feeders.. 777 8 10 10 feeders.. 1042 8 00
4 cows 797 2 00 1 feeder... 460 t 80
cows 1011 2 60 2 feeders.. 940 8 40
8 cows 1 can m b d
4 cows Ttrj I 66 t cows 90
12 cows 1011 160 12 cows 1128 1 60,
11 feeders.. KM 120 14 feeders. . 821 115
14 feeders.. 9o7 I 26 22 feeders.. 943 1 SO
7 cows 4 2 40 19 feeders.. 872 I 26
7 cows 881 126 28 feeders.. 1001 160
1 bulls 12(6 1 20 16 heifers... 795 2 66
HOGS There wss only a light run of
bogs here today, about eighty-two load
being on sale. Th market weakened at
the close yesterday and lata sales were 8o
lowr. Todsy, on the opening, prices were
weak to lower as compared with yester.
day's general trade, or right at steady
with th close. After th first round or
two buyers slowed up some and trading
was dull snd weak. After buyers had
filled their more urgent orders tradlna
be. am still slower and prices weakened
still more until they wr 5c lower. There
was very little llf to th trad at any time
and dullness was a feature after early
orders had been filled. Ths bulk of tha
boss sold at 86 8oJii . with tops reaching
86 4s. Lat reports from th east, quoting
th market tii'.Oo lower, had a bear In
fluent on th lat trading and prices wers
lower, as noted above..
Representative sales:
Pa. a. 8a. Pt. Ne. kr. s. Ft
U 141 N IN Tl 54 IM I 12
ill 81 U4 8 U UMlt..,.4W 44 8 82a
V HI 40 I t
io. t: . . is;
Tl !4 40 I MS
4S. !-4 . . I S2
J. t' 12' I f!t
t 17 llrt I J7 13 HI 40 4 M
74 2.5 12 I " M 144 40 I M
44 244 40 I ( M !; 4'! I U
41 ?44 ... IK 77 l0 80 I 45
11, 40 I ( 1 2!5 ... I 33
Tl 211 ... I J t ... I W
1 9 . . I Jti 71 in ... I SI
44 2T.) 14(1 IK l ! . . I It
41 2'4 ... h II je s II!
43 rtn S I si it s;i 12 I 14
II 240 a I In . is 377 ao I 31
41 211 40 I 30 4 213 . . I 33
46 IM 140 I 30 17 70 14 I 81
IJ 37 40 I u 40 I JJ
75 ?fl 110 I 3.1 c 221 ... I 19
M M4 40 I 30 7S to M J-
4f HI 1(0 I 30 17 U4 ... I 17
4 SO I 7 Ill 11 I 17
240 40 8 30 Tl rl 10 137
64 1l ... 6 30 II I.,-, . . I J7
t4 ;1 e,i 1 12 ts i.t 30 I 37.4,
71 231 8.1 4 82 Hi 321 10 1 37
4 247 .( S 12 5R 274 ... 4 4p
2J2 140 I 32', II Ill . 4 4n
e 222 ... I 3t(4j 13. I;1 30 4,1
14 IM . I ltt 1 t"l ... I 42S
4 2.(7 W I 32V, II f, ... 41
SHEEP There were forty-two cats re
ported In this morning and these, with
about twelve cars of lambs held over
from yesterday, made the total offerings
liberal. Although there was a sharp break
noted at all points last week, the market
Is still In satisfactory condition and prices
are still high. The bulk of the stuff ar
rived early, but there was little done till
well along In the forenoon, buyers hanging
back and taking their time about picking
tip any supplies. There was. however, little
pear influence to the trade and prices on
fat stuff held generally steady wltu yester
days prices.
There was a fairly good supply of feeder
sheep and lambs here todny and there was
the same good demnnd that has leen In
force for some time. There are plenty of
orders In the bnrn and buyers are anxi ous
to fill them. If possible. The market on
feeders was fully steady, although the stuff
was a little slow In moving.
Quotations on fat sheep snd lsnibs: Oood
to choice Lambs, p. fsi 90; good to choice
yearling wethers, 14 90y8.a; good to cholcn
old wethers, 84 6(.f4.85; good to choice ewes,
84 .4T.g4.85.
Quotations on feeder sheep and lamhs:
Good feeding himbs, 15.eMtfi2&; good feeding
yearlings, t4.6iKifi.O0; good feellnK wethers.
14 ftVfM. .0: feeding ewes, 83.&0$j4.0u; breeding
ewe. S4..IW14. :.
KenresentntivA stilea
No. Av. Tr.
36 western ewes 84 4 25
25 WvomlllfiT r-nll Inmh. ' . 4.1 6 fd
6U4 Wyoming lamhs, feeders 60 6 no
o- western lamos 64 e i
Krt Wyoming ewes 1x4 4
lei Idaho wethers V 4 75
91 Wyoming wethers 1(9 4 90
47 W'vnnilnB vnnrllnva 71 K t)t
610 Wyoming wethers 87 6 00
CHICAGO I.IVK STOCK MARKET
Cattle and Hons Five to Ten Cents
Lower Sheep and Lamb Lower.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12. -CATTLE-Receipts.
13.00(1 head; market 6'9'lOc lower; steers,
t3.2TiW5.90; storkers and feeders, S'J. 2ffT 4 15;
cows and canners, !1.50'a4.35; bulls, t- 00
4.26; heifers. t2.1'aS.65; calves, 83 .0047.76.
HOGS Receipts. 2n.ooo head. Market 6(f
10c lower; spring and selected, tj. 6565. 9;
mixed and heavv packing, !4.86n6 62H; light,
t5.4n446.70; pigs and roughs, 2.((0Mfi.5o.
SHEEP AND LA M US Receipt , 30,000
head. Market 10c lower; sheep, 82.5055.26;
lambs, t6.5o7.75.
Nee York Live Stork Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 12 -BEEVES-Steady :
no trading, market feeling steady; dressed
beef In fair demand at 6Hc to 9c per pound
for natives. Latest cables from London
and Liverpool quoted live cattle firm at
ll'allfrc per pound, dressed weight: re
frigerator beef higher at &'7ifHfec. Exports
today, 11,0 beeves and 3.31.0 quarters of
beef; tomorrow, 2,Hil cjtiartena of beef.
CALVES Receipts, iS head. Not murh
trading. Market feeling steady: Indiana
calves sold at 36 to 86 ,5 jvr 100 pounds:
no sales of veals reported; city dressed
veals steady at bVaftlHVsc; country dressed
firm at 9Vtc.
HOGS Receipts, 2,792 head. None on sale;
feedlna. nominal to wertk.
SHEEP AND LAM B8 Receipts, 1.452 1
head. Sheep steady; lambs steady; sheep
sold at I3.60ii6.00: a few extra sheen at
15.25; lambs at 86,256.75; Canada lambs at
17.00; culls at 84.ouii4.60; dressed mutton
lower at 79c per pound; dressed lambs
lower at Pda'no-
St. Loots Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.. Sept. 12. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,00o head, Including 3,00o Texans;
maraet steaay; native snipping ana export'
steers, 14.6T,fc6.00; dressed beef and butcher
steers, 83.00h5.25; steers under 1.00H pounds, I
83 0CV(i4.65: storkers and feeders. t.OtKiW.OO; !
cows and Jtielfers, 82.00j4.6O; canners, 115041)
2.10; bulls, 12.30(53.40; calves, 33.50ff7.00;
Texas and -Indian steers, 82.00(34.50; cows
and heifers. 12.ufrj2.90.
HOGS Receipts, 11.000 head; market
lower; pigs and lights, t5.0Oii5 65; packers,
tr.oi)4j6.45; butchers and best heavy, 80.40
6.70. '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4,000
head; market weak; native muttons, 13.004J
4.85; lambs, 15.00.7.00; culls and bucks,
8.'l.0Va4.75; Blockers, 12.001j4.00; Texan, 12.75
64.10.
Kansas City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept 12. CATTLE
Receipts, 24.000 head, Including 1.000 south
erns; market steady to 10c lower; choice
export and dressed beef steers, !5.2.'ii6.U0;
fair to good, H.OCxit.'i 25; western steers,
t3.20p4.76; stockers and feeders. 12 504.15;
southern steers, 12 3o'i3.75; southern cows,
tl.6f.ti2.65; native cows, 11.633.50; native
heifers, 82. fatda. 00; bulls, 12.0(IH3.15; calves.
13.00650.
HOGS Receipts, 11,000 head; market 6o
lower; top, 15 42V4; bulk of sules. 85.2u.iiS.35;
heavy, t." 15'(iu.4; packers, !5.2Xft.5.42Ht; pigs
and llRhts. 14.76-36.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 2.000
head; market steady; native lambB, K.fKit
7.10; fed ewes and yearlings, 84.25')5.30;
western yearlings, 85.lVi-5.30; western sheep,
84.30(84. 85j stockers and feeders, 83.5oe4.50.
St. Joseph Lire Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Sept. 12. CATTLE
Receipts, 3.126 hem); market steady to 10c
lower; natives, 13.6jfi6.n0; cows and heifers,
tl.54VQ4.75; stockers and feeders, 13.laVa4.15.
HOGS Receipts, 5,568 head; market r.i&10o
lower: light, to 25(7)6 40; medium and heavy,
15 16tf63f: bulk of sales. 85 2OS5.S0.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt s, 10.469
head; market steady: lambs, tT.00; year
lings. 15.15..
Sloox rily l ive Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. Sept. 12. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, ' 1.8U0 head;
market steady; Blockers slow; beeves,
H 76115 60; cows and heifers, 12.264. Ofl;
stockers snd feeders, 12.754 10; calves and
yearlings, 12.6rtfi8.2S.
HOGS Receipts, l.OnO head; market 6o
higher; selling at 86.266.60; bulk of sales,
tt..3u6 40.
Stock In Slgbt.
Receipts of live-stock at the six principal
western maraets yesieruay:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheen.
South Omaha ....
Sioux City
Kansas City ....
Bt. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago
.... 8,000 6.2.(0 -10,800
.... 1.800 3.(i0
....24.('(0 ll.OdO 2,000
.... 3.126 6.668 10.49.J.
.... 8.'0 ll.ooo 4.00
....13.000 20.0(4) SO.OiO
Totals ...
67.926 66.768 67.296
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Sept. 12 A seasonable business
has been transacted In wools. An Improve
ment In demand from the clothing nulla. Is
a feature. Prices sre strong, without sny
marked advances. Wools have been fairly
active, but the major part of the business
has been done ln the original bags. The
wool of th bait and the three-eighths
grades hav the greatest call, ln pulled
wools "A" supers hav sold at 62ttc. with
the demand for Bs less active. Foreign
wools are steady. leading quotations fol
low: Ohio snd Pennsylvania, XX and
above. SSa'37ci X. 84gW6e; No. 1. 4r341c;
fine unwashed. 2il2Pc; half blood unaashsd.
84$'35c; three-eighth blood. XJaiQe; half
blood, 845-xc; unwashed detain. S-'if-ilc;
unmerchantable, 81a82e; fine washed de
laine, 89&40c- Michigan fine unwashed. 27(3
28c; quarter blood unwashed. 83j34e: three
eighth blood, 84(3 36c; half blood. 838Mc: un
washed delaine, 28c; Kentucky, Indiana,
etc., three-eighth and quarter blood, 168
37c: territory, Idaho, fine. 2?fi?4r; heavy
fine, l4f27c; low medium. WfKlc; Wyoming
fine, 2air?So; heavy fine. IWjOe; fin me
dium. 24ir24c: medium. 864927c; low medium,
26fttf7c; Utah and Nevada fin, !ft3tc;
heavy fine, 194T-20C: fine medium, leVWc;
low medium, 271728c; Dakota fine. 22 5 28c;
f.ae medium. 22(fJiSc: medium. 26?fl7c; low
medium, tHQUlc; Montana fine choir. 26.
27c; fin average, I4r2tc: fine medium
choice, Wima; average, 84Q5c; medium
choice, l'fi3.ir
BT. LOUIS. Mo.. Sept. 13.-WOOL
Steadv: medium grndrs. combing snd cloth
Ing 2U6SC'1c: light fin. 21ti26c; heavy fin,
18o"22c; tub washed, S2.42c.
Coltoa Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 11 COTTON-Spot
closed quiet. 10 points lower; middling up
lands, 14 06c; middling gulf, 10 8-x), sales,
tut bales.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Bpt. 11 COTTON
Quiet; middling, lovc; sales. 4 bales; ship
ments. 427 bales; stock, 9.0(3 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Bept. 12 COTTON -6rrt
In fair demand; prices 1 points lower;
American middling fair. SK..1; good mid
dling, 8854; middling. 8 49d; low middling,
5 33d; good oruinary. eiai; ordinary. .r.j
Th sales of th day war 10.(40 bale, of
which 2t..M were fur aoecuUitlon and ex.
port od included l.rAi Arr;rl,u. R-
88 1'4 ... IS
1 . :7 w m
II 2 4 l I K
rrlpta, gvo hales. Including 2..V Amrr
leans
NKW OTlt. FANS. I n , Sept 12 - COT-TON-!tea,l
; suit-.' I Sot Imlrs; ordlnarv,
''' good orilliuiry, 4 9-!(V, low middling,
9 7-lc; middling. lt 1I-1S-; goo.l mliMllns,
in5-16c: middling flr. l''c; recelpls, 1,71?
bales, st.vk. 61. u;.' Imlrs.
OMAHA WHOI.KSAt.l. MARKET.
Coadltlna of Trade anU Qaotatlon on
Staple and Fancy Prodare.
EGGS Receipts, fair; market steady;
candled stock, 17c.
LIVE POl'LTHY-Hcns. PHtilV; rv
tets. 6c; lurks, l16c; aucks, 8vgsc;
spring chickens, ll'ic.
HI "I'TKll-l acking stock. 15c; choice to
f.tnev dairy, lStilHc; cnaiiiery, 2l4fL'ltjC;
prln's, 21lc
8l'GAR Standard granulsted, In bbls.,
' M per cwt ; cubes t 40 er cwt.; cut loaf,
t. S5 !T wt ; No. 6 extra C, 96 40 tier cwt ;
No 10 extra C, -6 per est.; ro. in ei:ow.
t.i.20 per cwt.;
powtrered, la. 30 per
cwt.
FRESH FIPH-Treut. He: hsllbut. lie:
buffalo (dressedi, lr; pickerel drvssedt, .c;
while bass (dressed), Ue: sinfi'i. 6c; perch
fsealed and dressed), Sc; pike, flc: catfish,
15c; red snapper. 10c: salmon, lie; croppies,
lie; eels, 15c: bullheads, lie; black nass, c;
whlteflsh. lie; frog legs, rer dox., 8Sc; lob
sters, green. 27ot boiled lobsters, loc; shsd
roe. 4.".c; Mueflsh, 8c.
HAY Prices quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Hnv Dealers' sssoclation: No. 1 upland,
16 60 ; meilltim, 15 6W6 00; coarse, tS.
BRAN Per ton, 118.
TROriCAL FRUIT.
ORANGES Valencia, all sues. tvr5.M.
LEMONS I-niontera, extra fancy 240
slc, t;.oi); 300 and 360 sles. tr 5otf8O0.
PATES Per box of 86 1-lb, pkgs., 12:
Hallowe'en, In 70-Ib. boxes, per th., io,
FIGS Calif orn 1m , per 10-lb. carton, 7HI
K5c; Imported Smyrna, ' 4-crown. lio: 6
Crown. Ike.
BANANAS Per me dltim-slxed bunch. 11.75
02.25; Jumbos, !250'ii3.00 .
FH11TS AND MELONS.
PEARS Colorado H.rtiett. per 60-lb. box,
tIitMi2 6t; I'tah llartlett, 8J.26; Flemlstt
Beauty, 12.00.
PLCMS I'tBh .ind Colnrad.t. per 4-baskt
crate. 11.25; Italian prunes. 11 2u.
PEACHES California freetones, per box,
90c; Elbcrtiis, 11 20; Colorado. It size, 80c.
CANTAlAL'PEd Texas, per crate, U0O.
Texas. Rockv Ford seed, 12.50.
WATERMELONS Alabama Sweets, ltVJ
26c ench; crated, lc per lb.
APPLES Dun-iicsE. Wealthy and Cobb
Pippins. In 3-bu. bhls.. l2.75Wl.0O: hi bu.
baskets, tl.lsi; t'Hllfornlii Blleflowera, 11.60.
ULUEBERRI ES Sixteen qts.. 12.26.
lU'CKLEl 'KRHIKS Sixteen qts., 11. 608
1.75.
ORAPES-Home grown Concords, per 8
Ih. basket, 2oc; Mnliigns and Muscats, per
4-basket crate, 11. 60; Tokay, per 4-basket
crate. 12 00.
QUINCES California, per box, tl 78.
VEGETABLES.
WAX BEANS Per 4 mj. basket, 2535c;
String beans, per t-CU. box, 26nS5c.
POTATOL8 New, per bu.. ijjj35c.
HEAN8 .Navy, per bu., 8-' Ou.
CI'CL'MIIKHS-Per dox., 25c.
TOMATOES Home grown, H-bu. baskets,
ST.tii 50c
CABBAGE Home-grown, In crates, per
lb., lc.
ON 10N8 Home-grown, yellow, red and
white, per bu., 60c; Spanish, per orate, 11.25.
BKE'f'S New, per bu.., I5o.
CELERY Kalamaxoo, per dos., 16c.
SWEET POTATOES Virginia, per l-bu.
bbl.. 13 26.
TOMATOES Ter basket. 40l60o.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY New, per 24 lbs., 13.00.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 16c; Wisconsin
brick, 13c; Wisconsin limberger, 15o; twins,
liHc; yout.g Americas, l!!Vic. .
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb.. 15c; hard shells, per lb., 13c;
No. 2 soft shells, per lb.. lL'c; No. 1 hard
shells, per lb.. 12c. Pecans, large, per II).,
L'c; small, per lb., 10c. Peanuts, per lb., 7c;
roasted, per lb.. 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb..
12(i;13Ho. Almonds, soft shells, per Id., 17o;
hard shells, per lb., 15c. .Bhellbark hickory
nuts, per bu., 11.75: large hickory nuts, per
bu.. 11.50.
HIDES No. 1 green. 9o: No 1 green, 8c:
No. 1 salted, loic: No. 2 salted, 9Vc; No. 1
veal calf. Ik; No. 1 veal calf, 9c; dry salted,
74j14c; sheep peits. 25c&11 .00; horse bwies.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, Sopt. 12. META LS The
London tin market waa again higher, clos
ing at 147 6s for spot and 1140 12a 6.1 for
futures. Ixw-allv the market waa steady,
with spot quoted at 8;t2.2ii'a32.40. Copper
was a little higher abroad, closing at
69 12a 6d for spot and 69 Ids for futures,
locally the market was dull, with lake
and electrolytic quoted at t!6.008'16.50, and
CHstlng at 1L5.75'( 16.26. Lead was un
Changud, at 14. 85414.90 In the local market,
but easier, nt 13 17s 6d ln London. Spelter
was unchanged In both markets, closing
28 In London, and at !6.K0ji6.90 In the New
York market. Iron was unchanged to a
shade lower In the foreign markets.
Standard foundry was quoted at 46s 7d and
Mlddlesboro nt 48s 4M1. locally tha situa
tion was unchanged, demand being good
nnd prices firmlv held. No. 1 foundry
northern Is quoted at 116.&0tfrl7.25; No. 1
foundry northern, at tl6.onS 16.75; No. 1
foundry southern, at 116 26W16 76. and Ne.
2 foundrv southern, at 116.761625.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 12 METALS Lead,
steady, at 14.77V4j4 80; spelter, firm, at
13.75. -
Evaporated Apple and Dried Frnlls.
NEW YORK. Sept. 12. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market Is showing Increased
firmness, though spot quotations are with
out mnterlal changes. Common to good are
quoted at 44di6c; prime, 767W: choice..
7Hc, and fancy at 6c. Prunes continue
firm, with quotations ranging from 4c to
7tyo sreordlng to grade. Apricots are
stronglv held on the coast, but business
Is llaht as buvers lack confidence In the
stability of the market. Choice are quoted
at 86H;r: extra choice at 8tV08c and
fancv at StifMOc. Peaches show no change
on spot, with fnncy fruit held at llVic.
Rilsln are in demand but attractive sup
plies on spot are small, with business con
sequently light. Loose miiHcatel are quoted
st FViUc; seeded raisins at SVatJUCI
London layers, 11.0031.16.
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. Bept. 12 OILS Cottonseed,
quiet; prime crude, nominal: prime yellow.
?74iiO. Petroleum, firm; refined. New York,
17.00; Philadelphia and Baltimore, t6!-6;
Philadelphia and RslMmore In bulk, HOG;
turentlne. steady, 65t(ar,)6c.
ROB IN- Steady; strained, common to
good. 13.75.
OIL CITY. Sept. 12. OHCredlt balances,
1130; certificates, no bid; shipment": T8.J41
bbls ; average. 82.863 bbls.: runs. 14,418 bbls;
averssre. 66.186 bbls : shipments. Lima,
68 24 bhls.; sverage, 66 670 bbls,; runs, Llmt,
1 96 bbls ; average. 89.S..8 bbls.
SAVANNAH Ga.. Sept. 12.-OILTur-peniln.
stead;', 6tVe.
ROSIN-Flrm: A. R. C. 13 45; TV 1ST5; E.
84 10; F, 4 20; H. 14 36: I 14 35; K. 94 40; M.
14.50; N t4.66; W. O.. 15.00; W. W. 15.48.
luar and Molasses.
NEW YORK. Sept. 12 8UOAR-aw.
nnmlnsl; fair refining, 34ic; centrifugal, M
. . . it... mnl.una aiiisar Xe Refined.
dull: No. 6, 4 47c; No. 7. 4Se; No. 8. 4.65c;
No. 9. 4 50c; No. 10. 445c: No. 11. 4S5C; No.
12 4SOc; No. 13. 4.20c: No. 14. 4.15c; confec
tioners A. Bl&c; uiouiq A. o we; cuiioar,
crushed 6c: powdered. B.40c: granulated.
6.30c: cubes. 6.Wc.
MOLASSES Firm; New Orleans Open
kettle, good to choice, 29fS5o.
NEW UHl.llAn, la . oepi. ll-oi mn
Quiet; open kettle centrifugal, 414tei cen
trifugal whites 4 16-1C36 l-16c; yellow, 4
4Ve: seconds, 2i4J24c ... .
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle, U$26c:
centrifugal. 6til4c.
BYRUP Nominal; W3c.
Dry Good Market.
NEW YORK. Sent. 11-DRY OOOD8-
Market today was less active, but every
thing pointed to continued firmness, which,
however, did not create any desire on th
part of buyers to operste. Delays In de
liveries were still complained of. Although
a slight Improvement was noted In this di
rection, yet the buyers found 4t difficult
to obtain spot goods.
St. Paal and Retora
112 60.
DULUTH. ASHLAND AND BATFIEH
and return
118.50.
PEADWOOD AND LEAD
and return
111.75-
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