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    THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER '21, 1903.
CRA1N AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wst Elliss Stronjly After Break and
Closes Higher.
ADVANCE UNDER ARMOUR'S SUPPORT
of Rail Interest to ri
Skert Receipt of Corn Show
Falling Of Hlhr .
Foreign Market.
OMAHA. Sept. 20. W
Armour's support of the market today
on every little break advanced the wheat
optlona. There la a lrg short Interest
outside of Chicago and the bin bull leaden
hope to freeie the shorts out. All niwi re
ceived wn of a hearten nature. The north
weat weather la to be fair and warmer.
December now and then aold up to 64c,
but declined a little whenever Armour
ceaaed huyn Beptember closed at 84c
December at 84Vu4c and May at mn
6C.
Corn alao waa stronger. Receipts are be
ginning to ehow a falling oft and the bulla
ay thla will continue. '1 he export demand
waa strong. Word came from Chlesgo from
reliable sources that there la no deal In Bep
tember corn, so far aa Porter la concerned
Bptember closed at 62c, old September at
oc. Decern oer at v'c. 01a iecemoer at
46c and May at 44 c.
eember at aB3c and May at JiS jW.
Liverpool closed 9d higher on wheat
and ffd higher on corn.
Primary wheat recetpta were 1. 184.0OO
bushel and ahtpmenta 877, W bushels,
against receipts last year of 1,066, OfO bush-
el and ahlpmerta of 8.U.O00 bushels. Corn
receipt were 79S.000 bushels and shipments
Ml. On bushel, against receipts laat year of
748,000 bushela and shipments of STI.OrO
buahels. Clearancea were 16,0O bushel of
wheat, 20on barrel of flour, 831,000 bushels
ot corn. SR. 000 buahela of oata.
Deliveries on September contract at Chi
cago yesterday were 25.000 bushel wheat
and 170.100 bushela corn. The aeaboard
aold 96.000 bushels Manitoba wheat, mostly
to France. 620.O0O bushel corn, mostly at
outporta. and 80.000 bushela oata.,
A larre exporter of Chicago says that
pone of the Russian shipments gt past
Gibraltar, owing to shortage ot grain on
both aide of the Mediterranean. A cable
to Rankin of Chicago from Moscow says 40
per cent of the grain exported this year
from Odessa and elsewhere has been reim
port ed at Riga. Reval and other Haltio
ports. The Bulgarian wheat crop Is semi
officially estimated at 49.WO.000 bushels.
against 62.ooo.oio buahela last year. The
corn crop Is estimated at 19.O0.0iJ? bushels,
or ,000,000 btiahel more than a year ago.
There Is a strike at Roearlo. Argentina
which hss stopped grain shipments. Hot
dry weather In aouthern Russia. Roumanla,
Hungary and Bulgaria makes plowing Im
possible.
The open Interest In September oats I
neariy all closed. There I little business
and for several day there have been no
dellverle. A Chicago exporter wired to
Sunderland I'odlke that he sold oat
last night for direct export at as high a
price as they have yet been sold and there
was a demand for more.
Omaha Cask Kales.
WHEAT No. 3, 1 car, 79c; No. 4, 1 car,
744c; 1 car, 74c.
CORN-No. 3, 1 car. 48J.
Untaha C'aaii Price.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 78ijfllc: No. S hard,
79c; No. 4 hard, 74c; No. 3 spring. 79c.
CORN No. 2. 4,c; No. 1. 4c: No.
47c; no grade. 41u6c; No. 2 yellow, 49c
No. 8 yellow, 4Sdr, No. t white, 4c; No.
white. 43c.
OATS No. 2 mixed. 24c: No. t mixed,
23c: No. 4 m xed. 23c: No. 2 white. 26c
No. 3 white, 26c; No. 4 white, 25 He, stand
ard, 26c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Cats
Chicago 44 353 1
Kansas City 139 38 il
Minneapolis 436
Omaha 17 40 11
Duluth 318
St. Louis 42 30 K
Mlaaeapolla Grala Market.
Superior quotations tur Minneapolis de
livery. The range of prices, aa reported by
the Edwards-Wood company, 110-111 Board
of Trade building, waa:
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low! Close. lYes'y.
Wheat 1 I i i j
Sept... 80HI 81K4I SOSI 81'i! Wi
Dec... 81'ii 824,1 sis,, sji Hit
May... 84 86HI 84! SV V4
WEATHER IX THE GR AIM BELT
Temperature Rises Generally la tha
West.
OMAHA. Sept. 20. 1905.
Tha temperature has risen rapidly In tha
extreme northwest and warmer weather Is
general everywhere west of the Missouri
river. Th cool wave, which spread over
the Missouri valley Monday night, haa
moved eastward, and decidedly cooler
weather prevails along the Mississippi
river and ea3t over the lakes, Ohio valley
and southern states.
Generally clear weather prevails through
out the country except In the eastern
states, where It Is cloudy and somewhat
Unsettled.
Omaha record of temperature and
precipitation compared with th corre
sponding day ot the last three years:
1905. 1904. 1903. 1902.
Minimum temperature 65 .48 .67 .59
lYeclpitatlon 00 .(0 .00 .05
Normal temperature tor today, 63 de-
i. I'S.
Deficiency In precipitation since March L
4.0 Inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1904.
1.39 Inch-a.
Excess corresponding period In 1903.
.U Inches.
OMAHA DI8TRTCT.
' Temp Rain.
Station. Max. illn. Inches,
Sky.
Ashland. Neb.
75
to
.00
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Auburn. Neb. ...
t'olumbus, Neb.
;
76
48
43
47
46
48
4i
47
62
42
47
46
43
60
47
.00
.00
.00
.00
00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
Falrbury, Neb..
Fairmont, Neb.
78
74
Or. Island. Neb.. 74
Hartlngton, Neb. 71
Oakdale, Neb....
Omaha, Neb
Tekamah, Neb..
Carroll. Ia
Clarinda. Ia
tSibley, Ia
Sioux City. Ia...
Btorm Lake, Ia.
t Not Included
71
74
75
78
75
69
72
69
In averages.
DISTRICT AVEKAOES.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central. Station. Max. Mln. Inches.
Chicago. Ill 74 48 T
Columbus. 0 17 84 64 .42
Dee Molnea, Ia... It 70 4H .00
Indlanapolla. Ind. 11 ' 82 60 T
Kansas City, Mo. 18 76 44 .00
lxulHville. Ky.... 17 HA 66 .34
Omaha, Neb 14 74 48 .00
St. Louis. Mo.... U 74 60 .00
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaater, Weather Bureau.
t. I.onla Geaeral Market,
ST. LOUIS. Sept. WH EAT-Hlgher;
No. 3 red, caah, elevator, SSSysoSc; track.
7Vuc; December, o-c; May, ooc; No,
2 hiird. uc.
CORN Higher; No. 2 rash, 63c; Decem
ber. 4;c; May, 4ic; track. 64c.
OATS Higher; No. 2 caah, 27c; track,
2Virc; December, i."7c; May, Jc; No.
J white. SouSlc.
FLOUR Quiet. Red winter patents, 84 10
ti-4.40; extra fancy and straight, K.iUQH.ua
clear, t-i.sov 1.1&.
SEED iirnothy, steady; S3 263 60.
CORNMEALr-Steady ; 81I.W.
H RAN Steady ; sacked east track, C.Q
'UAT-Ptaady; timothy, S8.004jU.60; prairie.
IRON COTTON T1ES-8DC.
ilAOaiNt-J lc.
HEMP TWINEc.
PROVISlt vN3 Pork. lower; Jobbln
15. 4i. Lard, lower; prim steam, ft.i
Dry salt meats, aleady; boxed extra short.
H 37Vk: clear rib. anort eleara, I!1.
Bacon, ateady; boxed extra shorts, 89.00;
clear ribs, l.7o; snort Clear, l. w.
POULTRY Steady: cnlcaens. lOUc:
springs, lie; turke), 16c; ducks. fc&8c;
geese, rjx.
BUTTER Firm; creamory, HS22c.
LAiGS Finn at ltic. case count.
Hecriats Bnipments
Flour, bbls.
Wheat bu.
Corn, bu. ..
Oats, bu. ..
T.04
17.000
..43 mO
..(
..26.UU)
44l t
60. uu)
40,0u0
Llverpaal Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 20 WHEAT-Spot
steady; No. 1 red western winter. 6a 4d
Kuturcs steady; December, 6a d; March.
6 7d.
CORN Spot, quiet: American mixed. 4
lOd. Future quiet: December, 4s 9d; Jan
uary, 4a 4Vtd; Marcht 4a 3d
Peoria Grata Market.
PEORIA. 8pt. --CORN-Bteady; No. I
yellow, aji-: .-so. s. ttt: Mo. 4. ic.
OATS-Unchnnjtd: No. 8 whit. r828c
No. 4 white. VtC7Ve.
WHlSKY-Basis (or finished goods. 81 29.
Ualath Uralai Maraat.
DI'LI'TH. Sect W.-WHEAT-To arriv.
(No. X Durthern, Tc, No. 1 notlhuro, isc;
track. Nn. 1 northern. ttvtc; No. I
northern, o; eptember. old, Wc;
imr, new, 79c; uecmDr, itc; uf,
lc.
OATS Tr rrlT. JTVe: on track and
Beptember, 27c.
CHICAGO 43RAIX AND PROVISIOS9
Prices os) Boar 4 at Trade.
CT1ICAOO. Sept. 30. Buying of Amer
ican wheat by Franc helped to crest
firmness today In th wheat market here.
At th cloae wheat for December delivery
waa uo He. Corn alao I up Ve. Oats
show a gain of 4'c. Provision are off
2ijSc.
Strength In th wheat market aeveiopea
during the first hour of trading. At the
start, however, the market waa rareiy
steady, clear sklea In the northwest having
a depressing effect on values. Opening quo
tation on December were a shade lower
o a shad higher at MTfSMc. traders
were disposed to sell and with ths little
apparent support the market eased on,
December selling at Mfi'tc. Later a
loading bull beeam an active buyer and
sentiment I
there was a Quick change In
generally. Offerings dwindled, sellings being
more or lee held In check by the attitude
of th principal long. New of a bullish
character tended to bring demand rrom
shorts. A message from New York stated
that France was buying American wheat.
During the last half of th session Decem
ber reached the highest point of the day.
84e. The clos-, though showing some re
cession, wa firm with December at 84VfJ
MHc. Clearances 01 wneai ana nour were
equal to 142.otO bu. Primary receipts were
184.000 bu., compared with 1.066,000 bir ft
year ago. Minneapolis, unium ana .tu
rago reported receipt of 79S car, against
71 cars last week and 878 cars a year ago.
Sentiment In the corn pit was miiusn
throughout the entire session. Commis
sion houses and shorts were active buyer.
Small receipts and a good export demand
were Influential factors A report from the
northwest stated that the crop in tnat sec
tion had deteriorated IS per cent In the
last month owing to wet weather. The
market closed firm with prices almost at
th highest point. December opened MTrp
o higher at 44t44'4c, sold up to 4Se and
rinsed at 45Ue. Local receipts were 353
cars, with 159 cars of contract grade.
Trading In the oats pit wa active ana
the market had a strong undertone. The
chief basis of strength was a report of an
Increased demand from exporters. 8horts
and commission houses were n't Ire buyer.
December opened a shade higher, at 28S'
2c. sold up to 2fl29c and closed at 214
Ci2.c. Local receipt were 10 cars.
Notwithstanding higher prleea for live
hoga sentiment In the provision market
waa a trifle bearlah. Demand was Yery
slack. At the close January was off Be. at
$12.27. Ird was off Be at $6.77. Rib
were 2va6c lower, at $8.42.
Estimated receipt for tomorrow: Wheat,
J cars; corn, 3J cars; oats, 294 cars; hogs,
24,000 head.
Th leading futures ranged us follows:
Articles. I Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloae.l Tts'y,
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
t8ept.
8pt.
IDec.
Dee.
May
Dec.
May
Pork
Oct
Jan.
Lard-
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
Rlb
Oct.
Jan.
841 tttj 84 I 83H
4 ta1F S4 ViS STA4
88
834
SSVaTt
I
I
,62H'3
12H B2H
52hI M
4S 4S!
521 61H
621 ' 62
46 464JH
46 44
44i 43
Oai
46VI
44V A HI
4r" 44
,434i44;
44 43VO
27
2
30
14 92
12 32
7 72
7 37
6 82
8 57
47
81
14 92H
12 30
7 721,
7 30
83
8 60
42H!
14 2
12 8")
14 S7HI VM
12 27W
12 27
7 72
7 30
S7H
7 62
7 E
7 25
77!
8 60 I
42!
7 2f
77H
I
8 80 J
446
8 b:h
2W:
No. t tOld. JNew.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR Firm: winter patent, 33 8014 :
stralghta, $3 504 10: spring patents. M off
5.25. straights. 13 60-54.75; baker'. 12.40-83 30.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 86cu8Uc; No. I, 81
85c: No. 1 red, 83VSMV
CORN No 4. 51"S2tto; No. 2 yellow, 524
063c. .
OATS-No. 2. 28MiC: No. S white. 2729c.
RYE No. 2, 68(68SC.
RARLEY Good feeding, 86337c; fair to
choice malting, 41Q'4"o.
SEEDS No. 1 flaxseed, 92c; No. 1 north
western, 9Sc. Clover, contract grade,
111.76.
PROVISIONS-Me pork, per bbl., 814.95,
15.00. Lard, per 100 lbs.. $7.60. Short ribs
sides (loose), 8S .508.65. Short cluar sides
(boxed), 8.7539.00.
The following were the receipts and
shipments of flour and grain:
rieceipis. onipmenr.
Flour, bbls 83.800
Wheat, bu 101.000
Corn, bu 656.0OO
Oats, bu (72.800
Rye. bu 24.600
Barley, bu 227.800
22.S00
SrTS.PO
276.IM)
8.700
On th Produo exchange today th but
ter market was steady; creameries,
20c; dairies. lt?18c. Eggs, steady
at mark, cases Included, 17c; firsts. 18c;
prime firsts, 20c; extras. 22c. Cheeae,
steady at UTUc
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
(taetatloas of th Day oa Tarloaa
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Sept. 20.-FLOUR Recelnts.
33.3i) bbls.; exports, 14.313 bbls.; barely
steady and lower to sell; Minnesota pat
ents, 84.6fHg6.15; Minnesota bakors, ii.frii
4.00; winter patents. 84 2&S4.75: winter
straights, 84.0CKa4.l5; winter extras, $2.8o
8 36: winter low grades, 82 Tf.-a 30. Rye
flour. Irregular: fair to good. 83.7064 00:
choice to fancy, 64.Oufi4.35, both spot and to
arrive. Buckwheat flour, steady, t2.3w&150,
asked to arrive.
CORNMEAL Steady : fine whit and vl-
low. 81 85'Ql.SO; choice, $1.14ifil.l; kiln dried,
83. OfuHJ. 10.
RYB-DulI: No. 1 waatern. 7e. c. I. t.
New York.
WHEAT Receipt. 10.000 bu.: soot mar
ket firm; No. 1 red. 8gc In elevator and
89o f. o. b. and afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth. mc, to arrive, r. o. b. and afloat;
No. 1 northern Manitoba, 80c, to arrive.
o. b. and afloat. Practically all dav
wheat waa under bull control and higher,
with the close" firm at tyfSc net advance.
Besides shorts the buying was by foreign
houses and the northwest In face of a
continued large movement: Ma v. R91?9Hc.
closed at 8"c; Beptember, 886Sc, closed
at 88c; December. 88-'39Vlc, closed at
89e.
CORN Receipts, St.STS bu. : exports. 157.-
JS1 bu.: spot market steady; No. 2. 69c In
elevator and 6Vc f. o. b. and afloat: No.
yellow. lc: No. I white. Hc. Ontlon
market was fairly active - and stronger
with the west and on talk of lighter re
ceipts, closing artly c net higher: May
closed at 60c; September, 69c; December,
62SiS''o. cloed at 63c.
OATS Receipts. lOS SOn bu.: exnort. M itn
bu.; snot market steadv; mixed, 26 to 33
lhs.. 3!Q32c; natural white. 30 to 32 lb..
B:wx"tc
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice.
I!. mtOJe; 1004. IfVfWIc; old. IWIle: P.
rifle coast. 1906. 16fc'17c; 19m, 15fl2iC; olds
8W11e
HIDES Quiet: Galveston. 20 to
pounds. 20c; California. 21 to 25 pounds.
lJKc: Texa. dry. 24 to 10 pounds. 18c
PROVISIONS Reef, firm: family, $11 sos
12.00: mess. f 6iirl0.0O: beef hams 21r22c-
nacVet. 11.5C12.00: city, extra India m...
I18 0018.00. Cut meats, quiet; pickled
brines. S3Mnonz: pickled shoulders
rr.OfrT.en: Pickled hams. tW.iMtn oo 1 ,,a'
barely steady: western steamed. 87 80; re
fined, quiet; continent. 88 20: 8outh America
. . . a r ji , rn n. . . '
o u ixiiim-.uii.i. nuiui.i. i-ora. stesrlv;
family. 217 Vi!l 00: short clear, rti wvtt
UM; mss. tl OXiU 50. "
TALIXJW-Stesdy; city n 00 per pkg )
4.c: country (pkga free, 4V,fi4Kc. '
RICE Firm; domestic, 144?16c: Japan
nominal.
BITTER Firm: atat dalrv, common to
extra. KfiOoWc: western Imitation cream
erv evtrsa. 19rr1c.
CHEESE Oulef atat Ml creams, small
colored nd whit, fancy. 12c: tat fair to
eol.-. llV4?liae: larg colored std whit,
lini'r: state fair to choice. ifiuc
EGOS Steedv; receipts, t.lll rasae; west
ern best. 21tr22c; western average prim
0e
TOUT TRT Llv. steadv; western chick
ens. 1MS1JW.O; fowls. 14c: turkevs. 14o:
dressed, easy: western ehleVene 11'BV
fowls. 14c; spring turkey. lr2Sc.
Phtladelakla Prodace Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Bept. JD.-BtTTER-Bteadv;
extra western creamery, 22c; extra
ner-v n'lnts. tic.
EOGS Steadv: nearby fresh, loss off.
72c: nev.v fresh, tic at mark; western
fr.,1. wti. at mark
CHEFP: Steadv: New York full cream.
I'ni"- t?tfii;e; choice, llc; fair to good.
Ilffl2c.
Mllwaake Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Bept. 20. WHEAT
Ulead y. o 1 northern. 86tj87r; No. I
norinern wow; i.ecemDer, 4sMc bid
WAKLfcV-bieady; No. X. 53c; aampl. 36
CORN Good demand; May, 44S-44c,
bid.
Taledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Bent. Jft SKF.niUrinrn a.h
V 10; October, 87 15; December. t7 00;'jan-j-
caah, r2 lunotn- 1 . Alsike
NEW YORK STOCKS ASDBONDS
Eebonsd in Ysliii Dus Largely to Bosros
Bupplj f Flatting 8Uokt.
MONEY
SITUATION
IS EASIER
Ramor of Important Development
In Xorthera Srearltle Matters
Caasea RIs la that
Great,
NEW YORK. Pept 20.-Noth!ng In th
news which became public today would ac
count adequately for th reversal of specu
lative sentiment from yesterday's depres
sion. But the rebound In price was an ef
fective demonstration of the resllencv of
,ne market from pressure. It proves the
nnnn uun iit-tiiii gno11. in low lieiriiur-
hood of the Stock exchange that the float
ing supply of stocks I scarce and profes
sional bear traders find difficulty In cover
ing their short contracts. Considerable lines
of short were put yesterday and th buy
ing to get back these stocks probably waa
most responsible for today's advance.
Th market continued narrow and pro
fesajonal. The spectacular advance In a
limited number of stocks Is not convincing
of a widespread demand In the market In
general ana commission houses continue to
complain that the outaM demand la scanty.
Holders cling to their stocks, however, and
nothing seems effective to dlalodg holdings
except the actual withdrawal of credit by
which they are held. Th Immediate pres
sure on borrowers has become relaxed and
the general outlook continues so favorable
that further selling of stocks seems to be
expected unless the hardening tendency of
the money market shall be renewed. The
course of the currencv movement thus far
this week makes It unlikely that the coming
bank statement will show any potable
shrinkage In the cash reserves and the
trust companies are therefor relieved for
the moment from the call to take over
loans from the banks In order to enable
the latter to scale down deposit liabilities
to keep pace on Inroad on their cash. The
eubtreasury's heavy debit balances at the
clearing house haa left a small balance to
the advantage ot the banks on the week
thus far. Foreign stock markets seemed to
conclude today that the expected rise to
morrow In the Bank of England discount
rat has been adequately provided against.
Reassuring official atatementa regarding th
Moroccan question relieved apprehension on
that point. The New York market was In
consequence freed from the pressure of for
eign selling and this contributed materially
toward allowing tne recovery in price.
The most notable movement of th day
were traceable to Individual Influences. Re
ports of Important development In the
Northern Securities settlement were re
vived effectively In connection with th ap
proaching annual meetings of the Or eat
Northern and Northern Pacific The rise In
that group of stocks stimulated some sym
pathetic strength In other hlgh-prloed rail
road stocks. The notorious existence of an
active speculative pool In Reading was
given most of the credit for the renewed
spurt In that stock. ' The organ of the an
thracite trade, however, spoke in ft rery
cheerful strain of the demand in that In
dustry. The annual report of th Central
Railroad of New Jerssy wa a help to that
group. In the same way New York Cen
tral wa aided by Its statement of quarterly
earnings. The revived strength of Canadian
Paolflo was due to reports of prosperous
condition, which have served before to lift
that stock. Rates for foreign exchange
rose decidedly away from the gold Import
point. Time money rates were called some
what easier, but call loan rates were held
firmly at above 3 per cent.
Ronds were firm. Total sales, par value.
$:.670.m United States Zs registered a
cllned on call.
Following wer th sales and rang of
prices on the Stock exchange today:
B&ies.iign.i'Uw.iiio.
Adams ITxnress
246
Amalgamated Copper 23,400 83
American C. F 90 86
do pfd 300 llO
American Cotton Oil 100 28
81
3
10i
82
31
28
H4
do pfd ....
American Exprees
Amer. H AL. pfd.. 1.700 36 34
American Ice
5
55
26
17
89
American Llnaeed Oil
do pfd 1O0 39
3S
53
Amer. Locomotive.... 2.") 64
63
do pfd
American 8. A R...
do pfd ,
Amer. Sugar Refln..
Amer. Toloacco. p. c
i0 115A lH'A 118
12,3u0 127 127 127
200 121 121 121
1.300 139 139 1S
Anaconda Mining Co. 1.200 117
lis ill)
Atchison 15,4.10 91
do Dfd W0 106
106 105
Atlantic coast Lin. au
1S6
106 164
112 "2
7 97 V
Baltimore & Ohio....
do pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Canadian Pacific
Central of N. J
4,800 113
M 87
4,0(0
62.000 176 178 175
800 21S 213 215
Chesapeake & Ohio.. 28.400 6 68
687,
87
78
21
Chicago dc Alton
do pfa
Chicago Q. W..
n
Chicago N. W 100 21
XI 5
114
C. M. St. P
Chicago T. St T
do pfd
C. C, C. A St. L
Colorado F..& I
Colorado & Southern
do 1st pfd
do 2d Dfd
17,600 lao 179 11
17
200
SCO
8.7.0
700
100
38
101
44
a
62
44
i2
38
101
43
28
St
io
3S
100
4T
28
62
43
192
12S
614a
1.700
ll'. 800
3,900
Consolidated Gas ...
Corn Products
do pfd
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware. L. & W .
61
3.6O0 2Zo 217 21s
44a
86
89
41
51
82
74
Denver A Rio Grande 8O0 36 86
do pfd
Distillers' Securities. 800 41
Erie 67,600 52
do 1st pfd 8"0 82
do 2d pfd I,6u0 75
General Electrlo
41
74
til
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
International Paper.
do pfd
International Pump.
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Ixtutsvllle St Nash....
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Metropolitan St. Ry.
Mexican Central
Minneapolis A St. L.
M.. St. P. it B. St. M.
do pfd
Missouri Pacific
Missouri. K. St T
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of M. pfd..
New York Central....
N. Y., O. & W
Norfolk tt Western..
do pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
4.900 181 179 "ISO',
180
1.60
20
IV
19
1U0
78
78
X'
25
82
28
67
25
66
1.200
1.5.(0
2S
61
28
66
54
404) H
8.7' O 151
130
150
1.0 16..V 165 166
800 61 60 SO
8.7O0 127 126 127
hrt fit. nu 011Z
20 71 70 7t
60 1 44 142 14'J
600 !
167
168
107
l. 107
1.600 34
107
,33
6S
' 46
151 "
53
86
98
44
144
U
83
45
31
6
46
37
161
64
85
70
SSI
144
ic
83
45
95V
2.000
6l)
to son
1.1-0
600
1706
1.000
76. 0
6K
46
lsi
65
85
99"
45
145
Peoples Lius
P.. C. C. A St. I.....
Pressed Steel Car....
300 104
l'X) 83
2U0 45
do r.fd
Pullman Palace Car.
.... 24
13o jy;
Reading
146.200
20
8"
11.310
18.0
4.S.0
0
4u0
123
91
'i
24
JS
SO
35
t
25
6K
13S
864k
do 1st pfd
is i
00 21 Did
86
VO'A
94
83
80
4
1'C
SS
62
6k
1
86
108
87
8K
6
132
9S
123
89
6T
112
Republic Steel
23
94
83
79
34
-
85
7
130
36
nn
Si!
M
126
m'
112
do pfd
Rock Island Co
do pfd
Rubber fjuods
do rfd
St. L. & S F. 2d pfd.
St. L Southwestern.
1(0
11'. sti
200
do pfd
Southern Pacific
do Dfd
Southern Railway....
T.&O
do pfd
1 41 1!
60 SK
1.400 36
'V 68
T.1'0 133
l'O 96
l'lO 125
I'fhO 67
30 113
Tennessee C . St I
Texas A Pacific
T.. St L. St W
do pfd .-.
Union Pacific
do pfd
U. 8. Express
V. 8 Realty
U. 8. Rubber
do rfd
U. S. Steel
do pfd
Va.-Caro. Chemical...
do pfd...'.
Wabash
do pfd
Wells-Fargo Express
Westlnghouse Eieo...
Westrn Union
Wheeling St L. E....
Wisconsin Central...
do pfd
Northern Pacific
Central Leather
do pfd
Slcss-Shemeld
Ex-Dividend.
rr.3ro 37
36
3 1
14.2IO 104 104 104
try. a. oi . .7
100 81
31
4.0O0
3.000
23
44
23"
43
4.
Z3b
167
17
.
21?
0
12.1-0
400
60
214
42
o
11
42
43
101
a.o 7i e-
t9
Total sales for the day
'64.600 shares.
Foreign Flaanelal.
LONDON. Sept 30 -Rates for money hard
ened in the market today. Dlaouunts wr
quoted at S per cent, aubject to th Bank
hi r.os'oou a raiea. iptlona airier regard-
ins a rinn tn ma nana rate lomorro
1 no time on toe stoca exenange waa un
decided. Oprratora assumed a waiting at
titude and prices drifted downward In
places. Uuaim-s was narrow, but at tb
iioe there was an improvement. Con
Sols yielded a fraction, but recovered at
tn end of th day. Americana opaned
dull and generally inanimate, rallied dur
U14 the Wat hour on New York support
nd closed firm. Paris wa Inclined to
buy Japanese Imperial ot 1 were
quoted t 106.
PARIS. Sept. 20 -Pries on the bourse to
day wer unsteady, and became
steady on renewed assurances that
th Franco-Oerman negotiation on the
Subject of Morocco were pregresslng fav
orably . At the close stocks were very
firm. Russian Imperial four wer quoted
at 96 () and Russian bonds of 19-M at 617.
BERLIN. Sept. 2 Trading on the bourse
today waa not marked by any features.
Foreign stocks wer firm.
NEW TOKK. Sept. 2" MONEY On call
firm, ?3 per cent; closing bid. 3 per cent;
offered at J1 per cent. 1 ime ion earner;
sixty days. 3 per cent; ninety days. 4
per cent; six month. 4V, S4 per cent.
t'KlMt, MLKtA.MlLf, 1'Al't.B- UO
STERLING EXCHANGE Firmer with
actual business In bankers' bills st 14 8630-9
4.8M6 for demand and at 34 .42.KVIH .S2i5 for
sixty day bills. Posted rate, f4.S3ii4 fc3
and 4.8y4 86. Commercial bill. It s:j
SILVER-Bar. ?c; Mexican dollar. 47c.
BONDS Government heavy; railroad,
firm. .
Closing quotation on bonds wer as fol
lows: C. a. ret as. n....l4 to u. la. srM....11
do coupon lM4il in 44 rtTt
U I tm rt 1"4 to Ib4. srlM "
ao toopoo lot iL A N. aal. 1
V S. ! 4. rt --4 Mnhuo e. 4...lf'5'4
o coupon 14 Mn Central 4 Sit
C. 8. I4 4s. rg....l04 1st Inc 44
do rsiiDOl l-fl Minn A St. L 4s... M-t
Am. Tobewj 4. rttt. 164 M . K. A T. 4s 1"2
o at. ettt 11V o
ItrMmn in. 4s N. R It. of M . 4. 14
do till. 4f
N. T. C. S
1"'.H N J C I M 1MS
let No Psclda 4s 1"
Atlantic C. L. 4..
Gal. A Ohio 4s ...
do IVta
Contral of Oa. Ss. .
di lnt Inc
do Id r'd
Cbe. A Oblo 4a.
Chlcaio A A
C. B. Q. . 4a.
C . R I. A P. M
da cel. M
M I O U T7
1I5V4 N A W. e. 4s 101
rl O t L. rfdf 4s Ml
HtPni coat. IHt
..01 Ftaadlnt .
PI
i4 st. 1 a 1 m
la lllvt
101 S St L AS P. If . H4
1 14 Ft. U S. w. e 4a
.... 3S Seaboard A. L. 4....
4a..tH So. rarlflc 4a MS
crc. st L 1
Chlcaso Tar. 4a
i 80. Rallwar Sa Ill
Colorado Mid. 4a
.... 7(1 Taa A P. U ItSV.
Co o. A So. 4a ajV T. St. 1a s W. 4S.. Si
Colo. Ind ta, sat A.. t'nlon ParlSc 4a
o set B Tl di ennr. 4a 1H
Cuba Sa, ctra It t; . Steal Id as.... TH
D. A R. O 4a 10i Wsbaih la 114
Ptatlllers' Sec tt ... lit do dab. R 77a
Brta prior llan 4a. ...101 Weatani Xd 4a I
do sen. 4a tl W A L. B 4a
P. W. A D C. la....lt3:W1a. Tantrat 4 S
Hocking Val. 4a...114j do tat 4a 01 ta 17
Japan la. ctta lei 1
Offred.
Bostoa Stocks and Bonds
BOSTON. Sept. 20 -Call loans. 3ff4 per
cent; time loans, 46 oer cent,
quotations on stocks and bonds
follors:
Atchison ad). 4a.... r lAdraatars
di 4s 104 Allouai
Mai (antral 4s M Amalgamated ,
Atchison KV American Zins
do fd 194H Atlantic
Boaton A Albany 157 Blnsham
Boston A Malna 1TI Cal. A Hacla.
Boaton Eleratad ..:..!( Irentennlal ...
Fitchburf ptd 144 i Coppar Ranca
Mailcan Cantral aV4 Dal Waat ...
N. T, N. H. A H..II44 Franklin
Pera MarquatU ion Oranbr
rnloa Parlflo 1I!H lala Rorala ..
A mar. Arga. Cham....Ua km Mining
do ptd Mt MlrMan
A mar Pnan. Tub.... 4H Mohawk
Amar. Sugar 13"a Mont. C. A C
Official
were oa
"4
I
is-
lo4)
44S
14
70
14
14
74
'
17
(T
H
n
101
!
tin
7
lto
S6
15
10
46
4
10
Ill
ao pta 1114 Old Dominion
Amir. T. A T.
140 Osceola
It 4, Parrot
1"4 Qulncy
It Shannon
160 1 Tamarack ....
1SH Trinity
SB t'nlted Coppar
o V. S. Mining .
,lt4.t'. 8. Oil
. 74 !rtah
, ll4 Victoria
, 17 Winona
1044 SYolTcrln ...
. 14 '
Ei-dlvldend.
Amer. woolan
do pfd
Pomtnlon 1. A 0...
Edlaon Elac. Illu. .
Maas. Klcotrlo
do pfd
Maaa. Oa
I'nltad Prult
0. 8 Mich
do pfd
V. t. Steal
do pfd
Weatlng. common .
Bid. Asked.
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON. Sept. 20. Closing quotations on
th Stock exenanse were a follows:
Consols, money... W 11-14'N. T. Central 1S6
do account 86! Norfolk A W M
Anaconda I do pfd 15
Atrhlaon M Ontario A W o4H
do pfd 1U . Pcnnirlranla 74
Baltimore A Ohio. .. .11H' Rand Mtnaa I
Canadian Pacific ....174 iRaadlnf at
Chaa. A Ohio 41 i do lat pfd 47
Chicago Ot. W Mvf. do Id pfd 47
C, M. A St. P 113 So Railway M
iaBaers J7V do prd 104
D. A R 0 644,, So. Pacific JO
do pfd ! Union Ptclflc. 1114
rla MV do pfd n
do tt pfd H V. 8. Stael 87 '
do Id pfd 7 -do pfd .'.107
Illlnola Cantral Ill Wabaah 14
Lou la A Naah do pfd 45
M , K. A T U fpanl.h 4a 12
biL KK-Bar. ten.try. id per ounce.
MONEY-1 per cent.
The rat of discount in the open market
for short bills Is t per cent; for three
months' bills, 3 per cent.
Kew York Mlalnc Storks.
NEW YORK. Sept. . Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Adams Cos SS
Alloa it
Braica il
Brumwlck Coo M
Co mat oc k Tunnel 7
Con. Cal A Va 12f.
Ham Sllaar 170
Iron Surer luo
Laadrllle Con I
Lima Chief I
Ontario IN
Opblr 100
Phoanlx 1
Barase U
Blarra Kavada t
Small Hopes 10
Bundard iw
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.-Today,s state
ment of th treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the 1150,000,000 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
1133.334 960; gold coin and bullion. 859.231,805;
old certificates, 839.327.990.
' Bank rienrlng.
OMAHA, Spt. 80. Bank clearings for to
day were tl. 182,144. 98 and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,184,207.82.
Kanaka City Grain and Provisions.
KAN8AS CITY. Sept. 20 WHEAT Sep
tember, 76c; December, 76c; May 7Sc
cash. No. 2 hard, 77"?S2c; No. 3. 6'?r79c:
No. 1 red, 82fto4c; No. 3, 81iS81c; receipts,
84 cars.
CORN September, 48c; December, S."H4c;
May, 39;S9e: cash. No. 8 mixed, 60c; No.
I white, 52462c: No. 3, 62c.
OATS No. 2 white. 28i30c; No. t mixed.
26f27e.
HAY Strong: choice timothy, 89 60; choice
prairie. 87.0O4J7.5O.
RYE Steady, 65c.
BUTTER Urm; creamery, 19c; dairy,
170.
EGGS Firm: Missouri and K.nss nw
No. 2 whltewood cases Included. 18c; case
count, 17c; cases returned. c less.
The receipts and shipments of grain were:
Recelnts. Shlnments
Wheat, bushels 94.000 LS.OOO
Corn, bushels ...20.noo 2 oto
Oats, bushels 16.000 13.000
Th range of price paid tn Kansas City
1 reported by the Kd wards-Wood rom.
pany. 110-111 Board of Trade building, was:
Artic.es-l Open. Hlgh.l Low. Clcse.l Yes'y
Wheat
Sept..
Dec...
Mar..
76
75;
77!
76
76
78
49
39
391
I
st;
26
r
ft
Corn-
Sept...
949j
1'ec.
May
3
89
261
25;
26
39
Oats-
Sept...
Dec...
26
May..
26:
Pork-
76 78
76 76
78 77
491 49 '
3SSj. 39
S 89
25 I 251
WSj 26 j
I I I
16 40 15 40 I IS 30 15 30 15 45
14 82 14 82 14 77 14 77 14 S2
12 20 11 20 I II U U 18 12 22
T6t 762 760 760 766
7 62 7 62 7 57 7 67 7 67
75 75 70 I 71 80
8 56 ItS 61 I 52 55
hl I 55 I 61 6 62 S 06
641 ) 842 tr S7 40
Sept..
Oct...
Jan...
Lard
.Sept..
Oct...
Jan...
Ribs
Sept..
Oct...
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet. 10 points higher; middling up
lands, 10.85c; middling gulf, 11.10c; sales
none. '
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Sept. 20-COTTON-Qnlet,
middling 10c. Sales. 81 hales; re
ceipts. 83 bales; shipments, 9K2 bales; stock
7,670 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. tO.-COTTON Spot
In moderate demand' 'prices seven point
higher; American middling fair, 6 99d; good
middling, 6.76d; middling, 8.61: low mid
dling. 6 43d; good ordinary. 6.25d; ordinary,
69d. The aalea of the day were 8,00 balea
of whlcb 5 wer for speculation and ex
port and Included 7.5o0 American. Receipts
7. CiO bales. Including 100 American
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 20 COTTON
Steady, sales. 20.SU7 bales; ordinary, 9 7-i-,c;
good ordinary, c: low middling 9c; g.Mvd
middling. ioc: mlddlin fair, loll-16c; re
ceipts, 3.1.. stock, 69.198.
tofts Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20 COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
pricea in response to steady cables and
private advices from Santo, pointing to a
total current crop of about lo.Al bags.
Interior receipts wer somewhat heavier,
however, and with demand very light the
market was barely steady during tu mid
dle Masion with th cloa quiet and not un
changed to 6 point lower. Sal were re
ported Of H.6O0 baa Including September
St T44- Novmbr. 7.01: January, 7.15. March
' 8U&1 4 May, M Spot quiet. No 7
nio tk - i
OMAHA LIVE ST0C& MARKET
Ctttlt Trtdt Slow tnd Pricei Ltwtr
All Around,
HOGS SELL riVE TO TEN CENTS HIGHER
Receipt of Sheep and Lamb Very
Llht Here, with Market la
Very tiood Shape and rrlces
Railnc stronger.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 20. 1.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hots. Bheep.
Omcal Monday ....
Official Tuesday ...
Official W ednesday
.4U
7.6t4
li.SJi
2,a0
8.6tW
4,3iO
Three day thla week. riMtf 11.144 43.2.0
Same laat week W 140 16.3.(6 bJ.ivJ
Ham two week ago. . . .15 lS.ol il-f
Bam thre week ago..l7.'j 17,1) S4.1M
Same daa last year. . .ii,s;8 14.JU7 61,A9
RECEIPTS FOR THfc TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, hogs and shevp at South Omaha
for the year to date, comparing with last
year: 1. lS'H- Inc.
t attle 6'.M7 6i. ,k'J
Hoga 1.773.:T l'.Ti.bv'! 4S.i72
bheep ..1.1M.4W 1.066.64O 1UI.84
The following tablo snows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1R06. Ili04. 11903. 11802. 11801-11900.11831.
6 82 1 6 13, 6 231 7 82 I '041
47
6 27
6 291 7 3l' 8 071 I Ml
t 41 T 33, f 151 J 061 J It
6 66 7 40 6 64 6 lb 4 ii
7 44 841 6 051 4 23
44 6 1.9 6 061 4 oO
6 60 7 4,-. S10IJ
6 44 7 611 6 S8 i8
6 60 7 46 6 44, b 1J
63 T 55! S9i 6 221 28
a
6 4
6 33
6 4J
6 7i
6 36 6 24
6
37 6 21
6 3SW
6 80
I 6 3a
5 88
6 82. 5 611 6 64 7 06: 6 A I , ' "
6 21 I 5 611 5 M 7 56, 46, 6 06, 4
6 14 I5 5n 5 56: I 6 611 5 06, 4 f
6 21 I Ui 5 83 7 67! 6 09, 4 J3
6 2 I 6 6f.i 6 3i 7 661 67 4 34
5 601 6 64 , 7 43! 6 62, 6 13l
K ma. a it. 7 ai h 7h. 5 13. 4 32
6 321 6 73 5 70; 7 3R I 6 19, 4 M
.7 6 80! I 7 38, 6 761 6 21 4 il
Indicate Sunday. .
Th ortic.nl number of cara of stock
brought In today by each road was:
taitie.Mogs.Dn p.-i
C, M. St
8t. P
2
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific System
1
2
17
8
23
4
11
6
1
6
61
C. & N. V., east
C. & N. W., west 156
C, St. P., M & O.. 12
Burlington, west. .,...125
Burlington, cast 4
Great Western 4
C, R. I. St P., east.. 1
C R. I A P., west.. 11
Illinois Central
Total receipt ....374 76 9 1
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follow.), eac.n buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle, nogs. Htieep
Omaha Packing Co o.2
Swift and Company 1.246
Armour dc Co 1.42W
Cudahy Packing Co 1,271
536
6"2
1.096
1.141
1.607
S6
133
2.861
747
311
Swift, irom country
Vansant St Co
Carey St Benton
Loli an St Co..
McCreary St Carey
W. I. 8tophi-n
Hill & Son
Huston At Co
N. Morris
Hamilton St Rothschild .
L. F. Husx
J. Bulla
Clark
Root St Co
Wolf St Mernan
Mike Hagerty
Other buyers
122
337
1S3
339
47
276
147
44
878
112
164
6
125
341
230
723
97
6.023
Total
.8.012 4.563
10,077
CATTLE There was another big run here
today, about 329 loads being on sale. Tne
receipts were some 103 cars heavier than
last Wednesday and some thirty-two car
lighter than the same day last year. The
general quality of the cattle was good.
There was a fair sprinkling of native
stuff on sale and there were some good cat
tle offered. Buyers seemed to want the
cornfeds more than they did the westerns
and there was a little better feeling on
them, although buyers were In a bearish
mood all the morning and there was a weak
tone to tha trad all through. Buyers wer
not anxious for cattle of any class and the
movement could not be called active at any
time. Prices on native stuff were generally
weak to a little lower, while the common
kinds were off a dime. Western cattle wer
In good supply but buyers were not overly
anxious for them and they did not change
hands very rapidly. The general market
on these kinds was oft CrfllOc. with the com
moner kinds feeling the full benefit of the
decline.
Cows and heifers were in fair supply to
day, but tha demand waa not active and
trading was slow. Buyers pounded the she
stuff yesterday and were In a bearish mood
again today, so that conditions were against
selling Interests. The general cow trad
was 5910c lowei and some of the common
kinds were off even more than this.
Bulls, veal calves and stags were also
weak snd prices were lower.
There was a good srfbply of stockers and
feeders here, and while there was a good
call for the stuff, buyers wer Inclined to
be bearish and trading was rather slow at
lower prices. Good, fleshy feeders were
weak, while the general run of stuff was
weak
sales:
to a dime lower. Representative
BEEF STEERS.
No.
14
I
1
14
II
Is
U
I
6
At. Hi. Pr. 1
10t I 40
11W, II
114 4 40
a&4 4
1:10 I 00
1.145 I II
1UI I II
No. AT. Rh. Pr.
10 H" I 41
17 41 5 40
It 1" i 40
6.1 1171 I il
II 14.10 I 14
II 12! 146
It 1414 I 70
COW8.
I II 1 1110 I ti
I K
HEIFERS.
1114
U14
146 IK
STAGS.
1310 8
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
1..
I Ill IH tl IM I II
WESTERNS.
Marsh Rich, South Dakota.
20 feedera.,1003 3 40
NEBRASKA.
James A W. Neb.
1 bull W 2 25 2y feeders.. 601 3 50
47 feedera.. 60S 8 50 6 feeders.. 5iJ 2 75
14 feeders.. 617 3 60 46 feeders.. &-J 3 SO
'Jo feeders.. 12" 8 86
23 cows 1042 2 85
6 feeders. . 4'i 1 50
8 feeders.. 356 I 75
8 stk civs.
350
2 75
2 25
2 45
2 66
14 cow-a. 765
' 16 cows 987
6 cows 9 jo
12 bulls 1276
6 heifers.. 6i
la heifers.. 6M
2 heifers. . 775
2 heifers.. 6:5
12 feeders. . W7
1 feeder... lo&O
1 cow 1110
2 00
2 10
2 W
2 66
2 35
8 35
2 75
2 60
i 26
2 cows 10,0 2 44
1 calf 190 6 M
1 calves... 816 3 50
4 calves... 277 2 75
19 feeders.. I'M 8 65
6 feeders.. 825 3 35
1 cow lmO I to
eept, 1...
Sept. i...
Sept. I...
Bept 4...
Sept. 6...
Sept. ...
Sept. 7...
Sept. 8...
Sept. ...
oepi
Sept. 11..
Sept. 12..
Sept. 13..
Sept. 14..
6ept. 15..
Sept. 1..
Sept. 17..
Sept. 16. .
Bept. 19..
Sept. 20. .
pi IE"::::
;0 1 1 cow
2 cows 1026
1 cow...
4 cows..
1 cow...
) 2 40
2 40
; 1 65
.10O 2 50
830 2 4"
. 645 1 40
W. A.
.1030 2 80
4 cows..
Cole Neb.
21 cows..
Frank King Neb.
4
26 feeders.. 993 3 60 zi feeders. .1157
3 40
t 35
A. Hansen Neb.
21 cows 1006 2 5o 10 feeders
E. F. Scott Neb.
17 cows 913 2 50
Ruff Haney Neb.
48 feeders.. lo64 8 75 ,
John Brown Neb.
18 feeders.. 1064 3 60
H. Wlckersham Neb,
23 rows 0V9 2 50
905
HOGS There wss another light run of
hogs here today and this fact, together with
encouraging reports from eastern points,
gav sellers the advantage and the market quoted at $16 7S.frl7.26: No. 2 foundry north
showed considerable strength. The stuff ar- 1 rrn at $16 26416 76: No. 1 foundry southern
rived early and buyers seemed to want sup- ' ,,t tl I18 76; and No. 2 foundry southern
plies. Trading, while It could not be called at $15 75jjl&0
active, was not now, a uiorrv wen pica
Ing up stuff right along. Quality counted
most and weight was not taken ro much
into consideration as on some days. The
general market was fully &c higher than
yesterday's best time, the bulk of the hogs
selling at $5 3&ii5.4o. Some loads changed
hands at a bigger advance than noted
above. There w-re a good many hoga
$5 C. some at lo 45. and
lightweights topped the
prime load of
market at $5.50.
J At. Pr
....mr ... 1 174
. . . 2i ... 11:4
...,:u ... 1 it
... ta 120 1 40
... 21S HO I 44
. . . :77 liu tu
... no ... 6 ae
...: tu i o
,. . 2t4 tu i 40
...241 . . Ill
...w.: too 1 40
tl 4 4 4"
... tit 120 I 424
... tm ... I 4!t4j
i-4 40 I L,
Representative sales:
Sa
A. it- N,.
144
i:i
.... iU
t4
Ill
ii4
.... '
Ml
!1
... 110 14..
K I !4j II .
10 I !2 21 ..
... I I2S tt .
M I M 77 .
. . I II 72 .
1X4 I U II .
... Ill 44..
... I II 17 .
I II 4 .
W I U II ..
... I IS a.)..
.
M .
12 .
71..
44..
47..
a..
11..
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tl..
40 .
U .
II..
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II..
17..
21 .
II .
71..
4 .
41 .
1W.
7i .
41 .
t:7 120
241 liO
Ill 71 .
I la 17 .
.20
,.22
.110
S
161
1.4
111
241
40 I U 70..
... I J 71..
. . I U 40 .
110 I M U .
IM I 17m 41. .
H I n a It..
41 I : 72 .
4a I ri .
iu a 4W
I 4.
in
IW I 4-,
. . ICt
24
Hi
241
12 I 4:i
a 4a
I 4i
W M lli aa. .
:4 ' 40 1 114 , ..
HI K I ST, II..
l.'a 120 I 44
.:n 44 I 47
ia. ... a 40.
ctHEEP-Thar was a
Ilght supply
sheep for a Wednesday, only ntn cars ot
freu receipts coming In. Th offerings
for ths two opening days of the week
wer liberal, about 41.000 head being re
ceived. The market on both da w
fairly active and the demand was good
enough to clean everything up at prices
steady with the rlos of last wek, with
th exception of about I F-'1 lambs. Which
wer held over from yesterday simply be
cause they could not b shaped Uf in tlin
to ) I on Tusaday's market. With this
holdover there were about twenty car on
le today. The frh receipt consisted
almost entirely of lamb and there was a
fairly good feeder end'to the offering. Th
market here is In satisfactory condition
ami the demand for all classes of sheep
and lamb Is good. Today a market ruled
stronger a compared with yesterday, on
me opening some stun sold at steaay
prices, but the market strengthened, and
the bulk of the stuff eold as noted above.
Feeder sheep and lambs were In good de
mand and also changed hands at stronger
prices.
Quotation on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice Ismbs. 6.Vt:6o- good to choice
yearlings wethers, 84 CWU4.90; giid to cholu
old wethers, 34.2534.60; good to choice ewes,
$4 ii4 .'6.
Wuotstlon on feedr sheep and lambs:
Good feeding lambs. 85.7WI6 10: good feed
ing yearlings, I4.76&4 90; good feeding weth
ers. 34:v4 40; feeding ewes, 8i2fd3.;5;
breeding ewe. I4.?5i4d0.
representative sales:
No.
15 Colorado cull bucks...
4S2 Colorado feeder lambs..
161 Colorudo cull lambs....
80 Utah feeder lambs
109 Utah feeder lambs ,
Ar.
. Ill
. 67
. 81
. 65
. 63
Tr.
t 25
t T5
4 75
6 00
40
Chicago live: stock market
Cattle Steady to lllahrr Hoa Higher
Sheep aad Lambi Firm.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20 -CATTLE-Receipts.
23.i0 head: market fair to ateady, except
for best, which wa loo higher; beef steers,
83 50116 40; stockers and feeders. I2 K.U4 1S;
rows and canners, tl.50'a4.40; calves, 8a.U04j
M.
HOGS Receipt , B.(X head: market Ro
higher; shipping and selected, 860iiC.S5;
nilxl and heavy packers, 8B.0t'd6.67; light,
85 5.70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 30.000
head; market animated, prices firm; sheep,
83.004j5.50; lambs, t4.5Cii7.6S.
Kw York Lira Stock Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20 BEEVF8 Re
ceipts, 5.6'X head; bulls and cows, steady to
Arm, nearly all sold; steers, 83.756.65; no
very prime her; bull, SJ 6cii3.46; cow . II 50
i&8 5; western heifer, 88.36-'u 8 60. Cable,
steadv; exports, S.iM) quarters of beef.
CALVES Receipts, 1,634 head; veals Blow
and ZVgooc lower; closed fully 60c off; grsss
ers dull and easier, no westerns, 200 head
sold, valves and throwouts, 83.6"ir4.5o; grasa
era and buttermilks. t3U.Ku3.5o. Dressed,
slow; city veals, 9'ol3c; choice, 13c; coun
try, 8 (i 12c.
HOtirt Receipts, 6,609 head; market weak;
state. 86 80416.00
6HLKP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,471
head: sheep market weak; lamb, slow and
16 ft :30c lower; a few cars, mainly lat ar
rivals, unsold; sheep, t3.UV34.75; culls, t4.244j)
6.00; Canada1 lambs, $ .wifl a'-1.
St. Louis Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Sept. 30. CATTLE
Receipt, 5.5o0 head. Including 2.7O0 Texans.
Market for natives Blow: for Texans
steady. Native shipping and export steers,
t4.1iii6.90: dressed beef and butcher steers,
ta.0ij6.26; steers under 1,000 pounds, 3.uO
(fro.Oo; stockers and feeders, 12.00.4.10; cow
and heifers, 32.uiiJr-4.76; canners. 31. 750
2 25; .bulla. 32.20413. 26; calves, t3 6O0j6.76;
Texas and Indian steere, 82.00438.26; cows
and heifers, 12 Wa'2.75.
HOUd Receipts, 5,000 head. Market 5c
hlnher. Pias and lights. 80.26116. 70; packer,
15. ""4)0 65 bufchers and test heavy, to.454j
6.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.500
head. Market steady. Native muttons,
84.6o44.6o: lambs. 85.imni7.00: culls and bucks,
t3.w04.50. Blockers, 83. 604.26; Texans, 63.50
Knnaa City Live Stork Market.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 20. -CATTLE Re
celnts. 14.000 head. Including 2 Out southerns
market steady; choice export and dressed
beif steers. 8i.25ii6.o0: fair to good, 64.G"i
5.25; western steers, t3.0iU4.7S; stockers and
feeders, t2.5o4j4.0o; southern steers. t2.354
3 75: southern cows, tl.&d '6; native cows.
tl.75'iT3.40; native heifers. JZ.&oo.3o; bulls.
12 t &3.oo: calves. ii&trn6.uo.
HOGS Receipts. 4.000 head: market 53
7c lower: Lid. 86.57: bulk of sales. 85.40
4j6.52; heavy, 85.406.52; packers, 85 4'V
6 57; pigs and lights. tf..O0&S.45.
ali Etr A.M LAM 1.3 KCCeipis, l.lJ
head; market steady; native lambs, 85.50
7.00; western lambs, 85.604.00; ewes and
yearlings, 84.25175.26; western yearlings,
84.906.26; western sheep, 8425i&4.90; stock
ers and feeders, S3 .504J4.60.
St. Joseph Live Stork Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. 20. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6.015 head: market steady to weak:
natives, l3.i&26ou; cows and neiters, i.4"if
4.75; stockers and feeders, t2.754j4.00.
HOGS Receipts. 4.242 head; market osnoc
higher; light. 85.45667; medium and
heavv, t6.40njb .56.
BHKEP ANO LAMBS4 Receipts, 10.743
head; market l"c higher: lambs. 86 85; year
lings, 4.o5; wethers. 64 50; ewes, 64 2a.
Slonx Ctty Live Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. Sept. 20. (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 1.500 head; mar
ket steady to weak; b-eves. I3.75'c5 60; cows.
bulls and mixed. 2 rvri 3 1 ; stockers and
feeders. t3.00i4.10; calves and yearlings,
rJ 2V83 40.
hogs Kereipt. s.znn nead; market 60
higher, selling at 15.25S6.40; bulk of sales.
t6.3ira5.40.
Stork In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle Hogs
Sheep
2.250
South Omaha
Ploux City ....
Kansas City ..
St. Joseph
St. Louis
8. ("I
1.600
4,300
3.2"0
4.0iW
4.242
6,010
.14.000
. 6.015
. 5,500
.23.0O0
1.000
10,743
1.6O0
30,000
Chicago
21,000
Totals
.67.015 41,742 45.498
Wool Market.
LONDON. Sept. 20 WOOL Offerings st
the wool sales today amounted to 13.6S2
bales. Including a superior selection of fine
merinos and good, greasy croasbreds. Com
petition wss animated. Home buyers were
active, taking crossbreds freely. Americans
took several narcels of good, greasy comb
ings. Scoureds were In large supply and In
keen .demand for the continent. Inferior
fra.iei.T'eJ'e..ln.'.rq,.':n,,1,y bouht ',n''
to the high limits of seller. Cape of Good
Hope and Natal fine wa In brisk demand,
but Inferior greasy was dull. Following are
. 1 .... 1 1 1 1 -An, a . u 11.-1 n .... 1
the sales In detail: New South Wales. 2.4
bales; scoured. lodTi-s; greasy, 9d'ols 2',d.
Queensland. 1.6(0 bales: scoured. Is 2.1 'f
Is lid; greasy, 91Jlld. Victoria, 1.100 bales:
scoured, lsjdfsld; greasy. K)dtils?d;
P'.uth Australia, 1 bales; scoured, 9Hdf
ls9d; greasy, 9illd. New Zealand. 6I1O
bales; scoured, lod'qls lld: greasy. 7'l''i
Is 4d. Cape of Good Hope and Natal, l.&rt
bales; scoured, Isl'l'aie, greaHy. 5fjind.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 20. WOOL Steady; me
dium grades, combing and clothing. ?6ft
30c; fiifht fine. 21&2fcc; heavy fin, loft22c;
tub washed, 3:ft42c.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Sept 20-Th Londpn tin
market was higher, closing at 146 for sp.it
and 146 6 for futures. Locally the mar
ket was quiet with spot quoted at $4.15?
4 26. Copper was steady In tendon Locally
It was quiet, and prices are more or leas
nominal. Lake and electrolytic were
quoted at IK ""'T'lb 2S; and casting at
$'.5 75il6 00. Lead was ynchanged at
tt .ls.Kti4.S0 In the local ' market, but
was lower abroad. closing at 13
15s In London. Spel:er was blither at
26 In London, but remained unchanged
at $5.5&uo 96 locally. Iron was unchanxed
to a shade higher abroad, with standard
a ixa 7(1 1 ncxllv the market Is Arm anrl
unrhanzed: No. 1. foundry northern Is
ST. LOt'lS, Sent. 20.-METAL8 Lead.
quiet at $4.76. Spelter, quiet at $5.72.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Froti.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market shows no fresh feature.
a strung undertone being apparent In the
at I market for futures, while the spot situa-
tlon la quiet; common to good are quoted
at 4'u6c; prime, 7'aric; choice, 7c;
f a n c v rvo
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are reported to b a little easier so fsr as
spot supplies of the old crop are concerned
and ranged from 4c for Oregon 60-" to
7c for top grades of California. Apricot
are quiet; choice Hic; extra choice, g
4tXe; fancy, 9i'l' c Pt aches remain in
liitht supply, with fancy quoted at 11o.
Halslns are nulet. with th trade still
awaiting opening prices from the coaat,
which are expected about the first of trie
month, snd ar expected to b high owing
tn th reports of a short crop. loose Mus
catel ralains arc quoted at S'-.f'IW; seeded,
l4jc; Iondon layers, tl 1. 15.
Susiar ssl Molaaar.
NEW YORK. fUpl 20 -61 GAR-Rhw.
nominal; fair reflnlrg 81-1't1: centrifu
gal. 96 lest. 3U-l..i. nu.lasne lunar,
j 2 13-l''.'7. Refined. ui,s-ttled; No. 4. 4 to--;
No. 7. 4 46c: No. S, 4 toe; No. S. 4 3"c; No lo.
1 a .uc: su, ti. 4.UK-. o. ja, aojc: rso. i&. c
of J No. It, 3 86c; confectioners' A, 4 90c, mould
A. 8 45c; cutlonf. 6Y; rmhed, 8V; pow
dered, 6 25c. trn'ilated. 6 l'v, fuN. I J.V-.
NKW t'ltl.KANS. Hopt 20 (H.OAK
Uuiet. open kettle .-cut 1 It uxsl. 'lt ',
centrifugal whites. 4 15 i6c. lellows, 4c;
Si roi, ils, :.",o.
MOLASSi-J.-Nominal; open kettle, 13'
26ci centrifugal So.
OMAHA WIIOI.F.S M.S. MARKET.
Staple and Fanry I'rodar.
EOOS-Reoelpta. fair; market steady;
candled stock. 17e.
LIVE POULTRY-Hen. Kc; roosters, 5c;
turkeys, Ujlf-o, djeks, yc; spring chick
ens, loc.
lUTTER-Fack'.ng stock. 15c; choice r
fancv dairy, 18'jlyc; creamery, il)2lc;
prln's. 21c.
8UGAR Standard aranulattd. In bbls.,
85 1-6 per cwt. ; cule. M 40 pet cwt.; cut loaf,
tS 86 per cwt.: No. extra C. t". 40 per Cwt.;
No. 10 extra C, 85 25 per cwt . To 11 vellow.
85. 20 per cwLi XXXX powdered, 86.J0 per
cwt.
FBESH FIBH-'Vtit. lie; halibut, lie;
buffal tdressedt. 8c; picker! 1-lreasedV c:
whit bass (dressed), 11c; sunnvi. c; perch
(scaled and dressed). 8c: pike. lie: catfish.
15c; red snapper, 10c; salmon. 11c; cropnles,
Kc; eels, 15c; bullheads. 11c; black nssa, S5c;
h teflsh. 11c: fto legs, per oos.. c: lon-
stera, green. Tot boiled lobsters, 80c; shsd
roe, 46c; btueflsh. 8c.
HAi Prices quoted or umana vnoiassi
Hay Den-lers assoclnnon: No. 1 upland,
t6.60; medium. t5 60(i6.u0; coar, 86.
BRAN Per ton, 13.
TROPICAL FRUIT.
ORANGES Valencia, all etiea. 88 frvfsj.H)
LEMONS Lemonier. extra rk.cy 841
Slxe, 17 00; 300 and sixes, 17 60S 8 00.
DATES-Per box of sv 1-ib rkgs.. 12;
Hallowe'en. In 70-tb. boxes, per Tb., 5c
FIGH-Callfornla. per ltr-ro. carton, itri
85c; Impqrted Smyrna, 4-crown. 12c; t
crown, 1c.
BANANAS Per medlnm-alxed btincn.tl.TS
C2.86; Jumbos. 12608.00
FRUITS AND MELONS.
PEARS Colorado Bart.ett. per 60-lb. box.
I2004j2.26; Utah Bartlett, $:.0; Flemish
Beauty, 82 00.
l'Ll .MS - I tah and Colorado. rr 4-baskat
crate, tl.O04il.26; Italian prunes, 31.28.
rtAtlits c.tiitornia ireesion"S. per on.
80c; Elbertas, 9"c; Colorado, 108 slxe, 76c.
t. A1S 1 A1A.L r to 1 exas. i-ei crate, a..w.
Texas. Rocky Ford seed, t--50.
WATERMELONS Alabama Sweets, 163
Z5o each; crated, lc per lb.
APPLES Dutchret. Wealthy and Cobb
rippine. In 3-bu. btili, ;:.T5SS'; In bu.
baskets. tl.OO; California Belleflowera, 81.60.
BLL EUEKRIES - Sixteen qts.. 8126.
HUCKLLLEKRIKd Sixteen qts.. tl.60O
1.76
GRAPES Horn grown Concord, per 8
Ib. basket, ISc; Malaga and Musi-alt, per
4-basket crate. 1160; Tokay, per 4-basket
crate 12 04.
QUINCES California, per box, 8J.7S.
VEGETABLES.
WAX BEANS Per -bu. basket. f836o;
String beans, per -bU. box, 2Ui6c
PtTAlX)KS New. per bu.. fc
1 bKANS Navy, per bu.. 3-00.
Cl'CTMHKRS Per dot.. 26c-
TOMATOES Home grown, -bu. baskets.
SVjivC.
CAHBAGE Home-grown. In crates, per
lb., lc.
ONIONS Home-grown, yellow, red and
white per bu., 80c; Spanish, per oral, $1.25.
BEETS New. per bu., lie.
CELERY Kalamaxoo, per dot.. I5e.
SWEET POTATOES Virginia, pr l-bu.
bbl., 83 26.
TOMATOES Per baaket. 4O4T60O.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY New, per 24 Ids.. 83.00.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 15c; Wisconsin
brick, 13c; Wisconsin Uinberger, 16c; twins,
12c; young Americas, 12e.
NUTS Walnuts, No. 1 soft shells, new
crop, per lb., 16c; hard shells, per lb., 18o;
No. 2 soft 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 .
K';13c. Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 17o;
haid shells, per lb., 15o. Shellbark hickory
nuts, per bu., 81.76: larg hickory nuts, per
bu , II 50.
HIDES No. 1 grn, So; No i green, 8c:
No. 1 salted, loc: No. 2 salted. 9c; No. 1
veal calf. 11c; No. 1 veal calf. c: dry salted.
7414c; sheep pcits. 26c4jl (W; hor rWiea,
Oils and Rosin.
NEW YORK. Sept. 20 OII-S Cotton
seed oil, steady; prime yellow, 26'8"26c;
petroleum, firm; refined New York, 87.60;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, t46; Phila
delphia and Baltimore in bulkT 14.56. Tur
pentine, firm, 65'y66C.
ROSIN Steady; strained, common to
good. H 75 a 3 HO.
BAVANNAH, Ga., Sept. 20. OIL Tur
pentine, Arm, 62c.
ROSIN-Flrm. A. B, C, 83.35; D, $3 70; E.
14 2"; F, $4.35; G, $4 40; H. $4.46; I, 50; K,
$455; M, t4.65; N, $4 70; W, O, $6.15; W, W,
$6.46.
Minneapolis Floor Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 20-FLOUR First
patents, $3.00tj6.1O: second patents, $4800
4 90: first clears, $3.803 .90; second dears,
$2.6G'&2 46.
BRAN In bulk. $11.50.
TELEPHONE AND GAS MATTERS
Proposition Will Become Subject of
Study by the Real Kstat)
Eirhasi.
Th Rieal Eotate exchange proposes to In
form Itself on the conditions as regards tha
present ga and telephone companies In the
city and also on the question of proposed
franchises for other companies. At the
meeting Wednesday committees wer ap
pointed to study the situation. W. T.
Graham. Byron Hastings and W. H.
Thomas will look Into telephone matters
and J. W. Robbins, E. C. Patterson and
John Flack Inform themselves on the gag
question.
Q. L. Fisher of the firm of Fisher St
Lawrle. addressed the exchange on tha
needs of the city from an architect's stand
point. He spoke of buildings Ilk the Be
and the New' York Life buildings and
some which are being erected as a credit to
the city. He said the average Omaha
home has too little ground around It. H
urged les shrubbery, more architectural
simplicity and the use of live color In
painting. Mr. Flshsr placed th emphasis
i " ....
i of his talk on the need for more small
i apartment houses, well built, neat and
pretty, with a seraratp- entrance ror eacn
family.
The exchange passed resolutions con
gratulating W. O. Ure on his nomination
by the republican party as commissioner.
TEST OF THE WATER SUPPLY
Inquiry Into Pressure Will Start
Thursday at Command ol
tha Honrd.
City Engineer Roaewater has served
notice on the Omaha Water company that
' beginning Thursday morning a board of
engineers appointed by the Water board will
start testing the pressure of the water sup
ply at various points In the city. This will
be done at the direction of the Water board
for the purpose of ascertaining whether or
; not the pressure does not measure up to
1 tna amount speclfUd In the hydrant rental
1
.Contract
between th city and tha com
pany.
The ttt will be In charge of City Engi
neer Rosewater and may extend over
several days. Mr. Rosewater's associates
will be: Benexvtt Williams of Chicago,
Dean O. V. P. Stout of the state university
engineer department, Adna Dobson, stata
engineer of Lincoln, Assistant City Engi
neer O-orge W. Craig. The three nou
resldent engineers, of course are hired, but
the amount of fees they will receive has
not been made public.
The board of engineers will meat Thurs
day morning at the city hall to outline the
work and name the points where tb tests
will be made and the exact method that
will be followed.
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(Incorporated)
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