HIE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
war Ckllei and Larre Kecei:i Vtai
Low-r Wheat
;lrTS GRIP tHtCKS THE DECLINE
Visible Baaply hew Lars Urrtit
A mini HfiTf Bayer of Mar
torn Liverpool Get Good
Reaaeaalaa krtt Report.
OMAHA, Beptember 26, 1905.
Wheat opened lower on lower cable and
large receipt An Increase of 2,8Sa,u0u bueh
iip In th visible upply caused further
eaknea Armour failed to aupport the
market In the early part of the n-tunon. The
low point In December van reached at MVc.
Armour began buying heavily at noon and
tne market took a spurt, regaining moat of
nr.st wii lost. September closed at 64i:,
I-cemer at 85Vifcao1c and May at 87j
ST !..
Lorn lost VlS'iO in December and lost
ii In Way. 1 here Was a big buvlng of
iiuy coin early tnrough broker, prehum
an, y for the Armour Interest. Exporter!
l."ugbt December at KanBaa City and aold
May In Chicago. The decrease In the
visible-eupply was 443.O0O bushelB. Bids
were made of 89Sc for corn for December
delivery vn the Omaha market, and of 3oc
for May. September closed at E2Vc, old
Hptember at 62Sc, December at 4L0-46Vc,
t'jo December at 46ifc4Hc and May at
Oats were lower. September cloned at
1 PemtK-r at 2Min.c, and May at
3"S&30c. The Increase waa 2,312 bu. In
the visible supply.
Liverpool closed Sigd lower on wheat
and VfrVtd lower on corn. The wheat
market opened lower on American advices,
recovered on firmness of Argentina offer
ings and subsequently declined on bear
ish advices from Roumania, where the
crop k estimated at loo.uun.ooo bu., against
52.noiooo hu i..t ' "'""
4a $V'.
JWd; futures quiet; December,
anuary, 4e Vy,a. March. 4a Vd.
CHICAGO GRAIS AJD mOYISIO
Featare of the Tradlaaj ana Cloalaa
Prlee oa Board of Trade.
CH1CAOO, Sept. 26 -Official estimates
that the wheat crop of Roumania Is a
bumper was a reason for weakness today
In the wheat market here. Another de
pressing Influence was clear weather In
the American northwest. At tue close
wheat for lecernber delivery was off o
e.. Corn and oats are down "c Pro
vision are practically unchanged.
The wheat market was weak at the start,
Initial quotations on December being off
S'40 at 8,V,tiSc. The market wae bear
Ishiy affected by a decline at Liverpool.
Much of the weakness at the English mar
ket waa attributed to an official estimate
of the wheat crop of Roumania. According
to the official statistic ItiO.ooO.ttuO bu. repre
sents the total yield of that countrv thlB
ear, as against 62.nwi.ooo bu. last year.
he average for the last five years is
win as from 26 to 60 per cent less than
this year's crop. In addition to the for-
gn situation, conditions in America fa
vored tne bears. In the northwest the
weather continued to be excellent for the
movement of the new crap. Receipts at
Minneapolis and Duluth were araln lib
eral. arrivals today at the two points be
ing i,r,i cars, against l.oao cars
responding day a year ago. As
Primary wheat receipia were 1,976.000 bush-
rin ana smpment ksi.uiiu bushels, against
ceipiB n year ago or 1,K91.000 bushels and
shipments of 491. 0n0 bushels. Corn receipts
nusnels and shipments 61 OoO
t'UHhe s, against receipts last year of 659.HO0
i.uni.cin ana sninmente or Ml .(Kin bushels
i lesrsnces were 41 ni tumhnii nf
:T1-J"',,,uelB of corn. 224.0m bushels of oats
o.ii- o."i iMirrrin or nour.
. i,,,I,"" 1 ,B .."' bushels, or
1.272.000 bushels lens than a week ago and
S.Ooo.oOO bushels lese than last year. Corn
in passage is lT.iai.ooo bushels, or 441.000
bushels less than iHSt week nd 1 458 000
hushels less than last year. The world's
Shipments of wheat for the week were 10,
fhS.ftic bushels, ajralnst 1? 544 Ocm b,,oh.l. th.
eek ,before- Corn shipments were 8.873.0H0
i.uoiiom, wgemsi s.iiho.wiu Dusneis the week
before.
The Armnur-Ltchstern interest is credited
with having bought 9,600,000 bushels of corn,
mostly May in the last week. Valentine
uougni l.omi.twu nuBhels May openly Satur
day morning. He also has a half doxen
brokers picking up offerings. A belief that
prioes are too low ag compared with the
near futures, and that the crop ia not as
large aa estimated, 1b the basis for the
neavy ouying.
Omaha Cash Sales.
WHEAT No. 2 hard, 2 cars, 80c; No.
hard. 1 car. 8014c; No. 4 hard, 1 car, 76Vic
CORN No. 1 corn, 2 cars. 4KW.
OATS No grade, 1 oar. 2&Hc.
Omaha Caia Prices.
w HEAT No. 2 hard, 82c; No. 8 hard. 71
r.w; iso. i nard, 7Vic; No. 8 spring, 780
B"V. t
CORN-NO. 2. 484c; No. 8, 4a,c; No. 4,
'mw; " graae, 4iig4ac; no. 2 yellow.
iti-wi.-, imo. yeiiow, s(uc: iso
white. 4iVfi'4c; No. 3 white. 4SV4HMaC.
OATH No. 2 mixed, 2fHc; No. 8 mixed,
zvawc: ISO. 4 mixed, 3'a)Ac; No. 1 white.
l,c; No. 8 white. 2'B26c; No. 4 white, 25V
Carlot Hecelpta,
Wheat. Corn. Cats
December dropped off to MH'JMSc- Dur
ing the last hour part of the loss waf
regained on covering by shorts. The mar
ket, however, closed easy with December
8S1A'S1c.. Clearances of wheat and
flour were equal to 77.000 bu. The amount
on passage decreased 1,272.000 bu. Pri
mary receipts, 1.976.000 bu.. compared with
1.K91.000 bu. a year ago. Minneapolis, Du
luth and Chicago reported receipts of 1.352
cars, against 1.XJ6 cars last week and 1.15&
cara a year ago.
Sentiment in the com bit was favorable.
Fine weather for the maturing of the crop
wae perhaps the most vital factor. An
other weakening Influence was an absence
of export demand. Pit traders nnd com
mission houses were active sellers. 1 he
market closed easy. December openyl vn-
hanged to a shade higher at 4Sfi45V4c, sold
off to 44Tc and closed at 45M1,&4fi1c. Loral
reeeifxa were 617 cars with 184 cars or con
tract grade.
weakness of wheat and corn had a fle-
prenslng effect on the oats market. In
addition local receipts were somewhat In
excess of the estimate. An increase of
over 2000000 bu In the visible supply
helped to weaken values. December opened
a shade lower st 2K"c, sold off to iJ-V and
closed at 2S'Vai,c. Local receipts were
4M car.
Provisions were a trifle easier as a re
sult of a 5c decline in the price cf live
hoge. Trading was extremely culet. At
the close January pork was off 2'c at
112.8212.85. Lard was down 2Hc at ti.77.
Ribs were unchanged at 8647H-
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
on cars; corn. 466 cars; oats, 310 cars; hogs,
20.000 head.
The leading futures ranged aa follows:
619
67
494
20
"23
Chicago , go
Kansas City 179
Minneapolis Hti
Omaha 31
Duluth 3!U
Bt. Louis ,.118 78 63
Minneapolis Grata Market
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 25. Wheat closed
September, HJc: December. SX!c; May
(jaVflkt'tc; No. 1 hard, Sxc; No. 1 northern,
fcv;c; No. 2 northern, a2c.
KLOVR First patenta, 85.0O6.1O; second
patents, Hinxu second clears, z.otKui.tto,
BKAN-ln bulk. 811.60.
(Superior quotations for Minneapolis de
livery). The ranee of prices as reported
by the Edwards-Wood company, 110-111
Board of Trade building, was:
Arucles Open. High. Low. Close.! Bat y.
Wheat I 1 I
Sept.. 82 82 824! 82S
Dec... 83 83 S e-H! f-TsI 3'4
May... 86 8ti 85 toV 8ti'j
KEW YORK GENERAL, MARKET
NEWYORl STOCKS AND B05DS
tpeenlatiT LiqcitUUea Carria Priow to a
Comprtbcuiral Lawaj Larel
DUE TO CONTRACTION OF HONEY SUPPLY
Heavy C red It Reaalremeata tar Week
Caaae a Geaeral CaUlaaT OC ef
Lae 41m In a alar sii
UwmI mt the Day.
NEW TORK. Sept. 26. Ppecnjlatrv liqui
dation today overbore the resistance offered
by the stock market through all of last
week and carried prioes comprehensively to
a lower level. The contraction of the
money supply waa the Impelling cause.
The volume of offerings was large and the
liquidation at times showed signs of
urgency. The day's immediate factors in
the money market have been heralded for
weeks but have been disregarded In the
operations to advance prices.
The temper of the stock market for
the cor- i ,rlnJf "ays nu oeen to aincara prospective
result I u-iii-: ihi my aueniHm iu tioiuiiib uui
Trading on the rrwck exr-banre tufi hTIt
was gulL e-perators beu.g wcup'eJ with
the mining; settlement. Prices closed Ir
rernlar. censels and home raDs epeneil
e.er btrt at the eiese had a betier tcne.
Americans ppened Irreguiar at slIgM.y
abov partrv and mertiy eealtned fracticn
ally fn New Terfc seUlna. rak'O I"actflr
was weak Japanese hartlenea Ffnnmni
were weak en Pans BeUb-g. Japan see Im
perial e ef 1W6 were quoted at 106.
PARIS. Pert. 16. Prices on the bourse to
day opened irreg-ular and cloned aasv Rus
sian Imperial 4 were quoted Bt M.JP and
Rnsslan herds of 14 St 61.00. The prtraie
rate if discount was V
IERL1N. aept Tr e tone ef tie bo-arse
today was uncertain with a tendency to
ward weakseaa.
Hew fork Mosey Market.
Nrw TORK. Sept. 2F..-MONET-On call,
firm at 44344 per cent; closing bid and
offered. 4 per cent; time loan, steady;
iity and ninety days. 4y4V per cent: six
months, 4jM4 per cent; prime mercantile
paper. 4We per cent
6TKRHNO EXCHANGE Strong, with
actual business in bankers' bills at H S
4 Hr40 for demand and at 34.8r46'B4 .8250 for
sixty-day bills: posted rate. 84 h.tu-4 K1 and
84 M, commercial bills. 84 R254 K1
SILVER Bar. 2'; Mexican dollars. 47c.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad.
heavy.
. losing quotations on bonds were as rol-
Axtlcleal Open. Hlgh. Low. J aose. Te y.
Wheat
Sept. '
Dec.
May.
Corn
tSept.
tSept.
tDec.
JDec
May
Oats-
Sept.
Dec.
May
Poak
Oct.
Jan.
Lard
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
Ribs
Oct.
Jan.
t
87(8'
621
4WI
46vr
444f46
I
27H!
28'!
84V V "4S
8SVMttwV85W'
87HI 66,S!87t',
62V,!
4
45VI
45
o
11 v:u.i is no
12 STVk) 12 tThV
I
85
67H
1 66 I
7 27;
8 80 I
8 82
6 46 I
62H 62HI 62
62W &2H 62S
46 l4SVi''g,1i 4014
44V,4A,, 45H&H
41 44Hi
m rni 28
2V,2SVO' WMfib
80,30ifc;GV30Vl31
7 85
7 27Vi
6 80 j
8 82HI
6 47;
14 97
12 80
7 62H
7 17
76
8 60
6 45
15 00
12 36
7 B6
7 20
6 77;
8 80
6 47!
14 97
12 37
7 67
7 30
80
8 67
6 47
(Jtaetatloaa af the Day mm Tarloa
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Sept. 25 -FLOUR-Reoeipts
SS,2ai bbls.: exports. 24.000 bbls.: market was
dull but steady; Minnesota patenta, 84. 66
66.15; Minnesota bakers, IS. 64 (JO; winter
patents, 84.2u4j4.75; winter straighu. 84 .00
4 16; extras, i.MXai.iu: winter low grad
82.75ff3.30. Rye flour, firm; fair to good,
84.oixe4.l5; choice to fancy, S4-164.60, spot
and to arrive. Buckwheat flour, quiet
-'.: ,80. to arrive. October.
CORNMEAL Steady: fine white and yel
low. 81.2&il.3b; coarse, Jl.14'0.1.16; kiln dried,
40 otxpa iu.
RYE-Firm; No. S western, 71c, c. t
New York.
BARLEY Steady; feeding &g 40c. c. 1.
Buffalo: maltina. 43di52c. c. 1. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts. 46.100 bu.: exports. 15,
289 bu. ; spot market easy; No. 2 red,
elevator: No. 2 red, 90c f o. b., anoa
No. 1 northern. Duluth. Kc, to arrive,
f. o. b.i afloat: No. 1 northern. Manitoba,
92o, to arrive, I o. b., option Options to
the laat hour for wheat were neavy. de
clnlng c under liquidation . late
rally on export rumors left the market
finally unchanged to Vc rower and stead
May, 80 9-16fi91e, closed at 91c; September,
hV(j9o 3 liki, closed at 90 3-16c; December,
u-mamya. closed at Duo.
CORN Receipts. 83.200 bu.; exports, 192,
SW bu. : sales. 6.000 bu.: futures. 8,000 bu
spot market easy; No. I, 69c, elevator.
and 60c, f. o. b., afloat; No. 2 yellow, 61c
No. 1 white. 61o. Option market was ouie
and eaav. finally rallying with wheat. The
close represented a partial o ret decline. I
January, 6(K(iMa, closed at 61c; May closed
at &oVr; September closed at 59c; Decem
ber clised at 63c. j
OATS Reoeipts. 864.100 bu. : exports, 230 -8j2
bu,; apot market steady; mixed oats.
2t to 32 pounds. 3L'?i33c; natural white,
80 to 82 pound. 8iao:i:tc; clipped white, 86
to 40 pounds. 8&ibit'ic.
HAi vjuiet; shlppuig, 60S 80c; good to
choice, 7&lS2c.
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice,
186 crop, llxarc; 1W4 crop. lo6 21e; olda.
lie. Pacific, lwo crop, 15ulijc; Ha crop, 14tf
ioc; olds. BSlle.
HIDES vulat;' Oalveeton, 20 to 25 lbs.,
20c; California. 21 to 26 lba.. 19c; Texas,
dry, 24 to 3i lbs.,'18c.
LEATHER Steady ; add. 24g1!ao.
PROVISIONS Beef, steadv; family, $11 8.
fillou. mess, 8 61'rilO.OO: beef hams. 8-1, ('d
.511; puckft. 6lU.5u 11.00; city, extra India
mess. $18 Oivfi 19.00. Cut meats, steady; pickled
belliea. in Uo 10.60; pickled ahouldera, 17 J'
7 5"; pickled hams. I10.W. Lard, eas ;
western ateamed, 87 Ro; refined, barely
steady; continent. $Vl0; South America.
6.l; oompound. 86 62i6 75. Pork, steadv;
family 817 5"4j 18 (a); short clear, 8i4.6ul.i0;
mess 816 Oo'qiS 60.
TALLOW Easr ; city (82 00 per pkg ).
4 3-lric: country ipkg. free). 4VtC4c.
RICE Firm; domestic, fair to extra. Ilk
ic; Japan, nominal.
POl'LTRT Alive, easier; western chick
ens, Uftl?c: fowls, lie; turkeys, lsc;
die M,d. auutdy; weatern chickens, llJjlic;
foals 14c; spring turkeya. 14m1ic
Bl'TTER Weak; street price. extra
creamery. 20WitC,' official pneea. cream
ery, common to extra, 17yic; state dulry,
common to extra. li$i'19c: western Imita
tion creamery extras, 18trlc; firsts. 17
4flac; renovated common to extra. 16ti1Wc,
I western factory, common to extra. lrgl,u.
CHEESE Quiet; state full cream, small
colored and white fancy, 12c; fair to choice,
llfrilc. state large colored and white,
fancv, 11VW1&'; state, fair to choice, 11
11W-: skims, full to light. ?10e.
EOGS Steady; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy selected, white. n0c; stale
choice, 2nr?:c; stale mixed extra. 24&J6c;
wemern extra nraia. iic; western firsts.
Niac.
Dalalk Grata Market.
DVLVTH. Minn., Sert 25 WHEAT To
arrlva. No. 1 northern, fcV; No. t northern.
T9'er: on tr;-k. No. 1 northern. n,c; No.
2 northern. TV; Septenier. old. 8-'c; new.
7'c: reoember. 7bc; May, 82c.
OATS To arrive and on track. 27c.
No. t tOld. $New.
Cash quotations were a follows:
FLOUR Steady ; winter patenti, 82.8fl3
4 90: atralehta. 83.6OB4.10: spring patents.
84 L1K&4.40. straights. i.S04.0U, paKers, .tv
47 3 411
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 878c; No. , 80
IF, Kir : N o i red. 8ST.fi M"C.
COH.N fso. Z, lz(ftuiic; rno. is yeiiow, mnv.
OATS No. 2. 27c; No. 1 white, 23Wc;
No. 2 white, 2829c,
RTE No. 2. 72c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 36ff37c.
SEED No. 1 flax. 82o; No. 1 northwestern.
9c; prime timothy, 83.10; clover, contract
grade, 811.75.
kkiiv njl lis b Mess norK. twr oin., io 'v
e16.10. Lard, per 10 lbs., 87.52 Short ribs
sides (loose), k.kxob.w; anon ciear eiaes
(boxed). 38.754i.00.
The following were the receipts and
shipments of flour and grain:
Reoeipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 22.100 4G.9O0
Wheat, bu 89.000 1 36.200
Corn, bu 242. OoO 4n6.000 1
Oata, bu 311.600 810,900 ,
Rve, bu 45,000 600 I
Barle, bu , 161.500 6,100;
On the Produce exchange today the but- ,
ter market was weak; creameries, 17 1
19c; dalrlea, 16(&'l(tft. Eggs, steady; at I
mark, cases Included. 17c; flrsU, 18c; 1
prime firsts, 2wc; extras, ii2c. Cbeeae, I
steady to firm, 1111.
the actual recall of credits in which stock
market holdings were Involved. Such re
call was In force on a large scale today
by the banks. The conditions of the banks
as they stood In the showing of the Satur
day bank statement and the heavy credit
requireroenta to be met this week are
abundant explanation for the course of
the banks In contracting loans, without
taking account of the renewal cf the drain
on their cash reserves which was set up
again with the opening of the week. Be
tween now and the close of the week pay
ments are to be made of an Installment of
subscription of Atchison convertible bonds,
which calls for 8!2.0n0.uoO and to an Install
ment of subscriptions to Pennsylvania con
vertible bonds which calls for 35O,0OO,0(iO
except as modified by payments in full
already made. As the mouth closes with
the week, provision must also be made
for the quarterly settlements, the require
ments for which are unusually large this
year. Tne calling of loans was allowed
by preparation fur the accommodation of
these needs. At one time the benefit se
cured by the hanks last week from sub
treasury payments has ben reversed by
the completion of the mid-month penRlon
Iymenls. ' Today's subtreasury statement
shows a loss already by the banks of
11,049.000 and the government Institution
had a large credit balance at the clearing
house this morning. In addition $300,mi0
was deposited at the sub-treasury to be
transferred by telegraph to St. Louis. The
assertions circulated on Saturday that 85.-
w.tioii was already on the way to San
Francisco in Australian gold found no con
firmation, although conditions pointed to
the possibility of such a movement. Asncr
Hons of additional gold purchased today
In London for New York was verified only
after the market closed by the announce
ment of about 8Jl.BMMf.0iMt secured. Foreign
exchange rose quite sharply in this market
and the price of gold was marked up In
London.
News of general affairs continued favor
able, but the uniformity of recent reports
01 increasing tranic was varied this ween
by damage caused by the flood In the
southwest. The recent annual report of the
Atchlaon and the heavy losses for the year
mere snown irom tne damage by nood,
forced the Influence of the news. The fail
ure of the St. Paul stockholders to take
action towards Issuing new stock, caused
disappointment on the part of a party of
speculators who have counted very oonfl
denlly on such action. The announcement
of the closing of a bank of Kansas City
was of some sentimental Influence but
it was understood that there waa no prob
ability of loss. The trading in stocks be
came very oun at times out it was only in
the pauses of liquidation and when the
market was active, prices declined. The
closing Irregular but near the lowest.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales par value
83.466.iKm. United States bonds were all un
changed on call.
The following was the range of prices
on tne isew lora gtock exctiange:
Bales. High. Low. Close,
100
Kansas City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2S.-WHEAT-giO
lower; September, 77c; December, 774f771c;
May, 7tffl7Sc; cash. No. 2 hard, 79(USic; No.
8, 7880c; No. 2 red, 78&8oc; No. 3, BiSoc;
receipts, 476 car.
CORN Lower; September, 4fe, sellers;
December. 40c; May, 39c; cash. No. 2
mixed. 4D$4c; No. 2 white, 61c; No. 8,
OATSl'nchanged; No. 2 white 2830c;
No. 2 mixed, 2tic.
EGGS Lower; Missouri and Kanaaa, new
No. 2 whitewood case included, 17o per
do. ; caee count, 18e per dox.; case re
turned. c per dox. leBS.
HAY steady ; choice timothy, 89.60;
choice prairie, $7.7Mr8.o0.
KIE-Steady at 6c.
BL'TTER Steady ; creamery, 19c; dairy,
I7' Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 47.lK) 186,0.10
Corn bu .ou 62.0JO
OaU, bu 22.000 MuO
The range of prices paid In Kansas City
as reported bv the Ed wards-Wood com
panv, 110-111 Board of Trade building, wa:
7.200
100
Ref. 12.400
900
2,0u0
6" it)
2.000
9.9U0
4O0
1.7u0
6,7u0
19! 700
18.400
200
4,800
l.ftjO
36.600
ArticleB.I Open. I HWrb.1 Low. I Close ! Safy.
Wheat
Sept..
Dec...
May..
Dec...
May..
Oats
1C...
May..
Pork
Oct...
Jan...
Lard
Oct...
Jan...
Ribs
Oct...
Jan. ..
77V
T7'7T
TV
77S
77
79
77V
70
7S
79
48 48 49
40 40 8f 8e J
39 8I lf 311
26 26 26 26;
26 26 20 ia)
14 87 14 80 14 87 14 0 14 87
12 27 12 27 12 22 12 22 12 27
T60 7 60 7 47 7 50 7 68
80 ( 80 ( 70 ( 72 ( 75
( 67 8 67 8 67 8 57 8 65
( 40 ( 42 ( 40 6 42 ( 42
77i
77
79i
410
, 1.800
; l.soo
. 1.100
'366
'ioo
'soo
50.000
8')0
4i0
, 8.300
. 3,700
500
200
San
Twleda fteed Market.
TOLEDO. B-pt. 25 -E ED Clover, casn
October. f..u: ma. iecemoer. n--.
inuary, ta.tk; prime aiaixe. mi. jrmi
timothy, fi.fo.
Llver4ot Grata Market.
LrVTRPOOL Bent Xi-WH KATPpot
firm; No. 2 rod western winter, a Sl
future ateady; Deoen.Oer, is ed: Mart,.
CXaLn 4pc aula; Amsrloaa mixed,
gt. Loals Geaeral Market.
B"f LOUIS, Sept. 25 WHEAT Lower;
No. 8 red, cash, elevator. 34c: track.
843 c; December. Mc; May, Buc; No. 2
hard. iv3&H6c
CORN Lower; No. 1 cash. 52c: track,
HVtrCSHc: leember. 42c; May, 41c.
OATS Futures lower, cash steady: No.
$ cash. 27c; track. 262cr December.
87c; No. 2 white, 80c.
FLOUR Steady ; red winter patents. 84 10
t4 40; extra fancy and straight, (4 7od4.u6;
clear. tt.KOMa.W.
PEEl Timothy, steady: 82.8uiji3.10.
CORNMEAL Steadv ; (2 60. Bran, steady;
sacked east track. 7-&i!c.
HAY Steady ; timothy, $fc.xgl2.50; prairie,
I7i,8&0.
IRON COTTON TIES-9c.
BAGGING S'-c.
HEMP TWINE c.
PROVISIONS Poik. higher; lobbing,
$16.50. Lard, lower: prim steam. $7.16 Dry
salt meats, steadv; boxed extra short a
837; clear riba, U76; short clears. $3 12.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, 89.U0;
clear riba. 8w 62; short clear. 8 7i.
POL'LTRV uulet: chickens. Kx:; springs.
lrilo. turkeys. Kitfloc; ducks, 8c; geeae.
Bl'TTER Steady; creamery.
dairy. 14lie.
EGG Steady; 16e,
lfr'22c,
Flour, bbls. .1
Wheat, bu...
Oorn. bu .
Uata. bu.
case count.
Receipts. Shipments.
16 UU 11. OilO
119 i C.i'l
76.0iO 42.0110
a.lsi0 42.0U0
Tlalhl aailr of Grata.
NEW YORK Sept 25 The visible sup
ply of grata Saturday. September 23. as
compiled b the New York produce ex
change. Is as follows:
Wheat. lt.2bl.WJU bushels; increase, 2.83s.
006 bushels
Corn, i.366.009 bushel; decrease, 443.000
buehela
twts. 17.878.000 bushel: Increase. 1.312, 00T
bushels.
Rye, l.OU.OU buabel; lnoreaae, COO bush.
Adams Express
Amal, Copper 16,100
Am. Car & Foundry l.luO
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil...
do pfd
Amer. Express
Amer. H. A L. pfd..
Amer. Ice Securities
Amer. Unseed OH...
do pfd
Amer. Locomotive ..
do pfd
Amer. Smelt. &
do pfd
Amer. Sugar Ref
Am. Tob. pfd. certlf
Anaconda Min. Co...
Atchison
do pfd
Atlantic Coast Line.
Baltimore & Ohio...
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid T,
Canadian Pacific .
Central of N. J...
Ches. & Ohio ,
Chicago A Alton.,
do pfd ,
Chicago Gt. West
Chicago A N. W.
C. M. & St. Paul,
Chicago T. A T
do pfd
C, C, C. & St.. Louis
Colo. Fuel and Iron.
j Colo. A Southern....
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Consolidated Gas ...
Corn Products
do pfd
rel. & Hudson
Del., L & W
Denver A R. O
do pfd
Distillers' Securities.
Erie
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Gen. Electric
Illinois Central
Inter. Paper
do pfd
Inter. Pump
do pfd
Iowa Central
do pfd
K. C. Southern
do pfd
Louis. & Nashville.
Manhattan L
Met. Securities
Met. St. Ry.. ex-dlv.
Mexican Central ....
Minn, St. Louis...
M., St. P. A S. S. M.
do pfd
Mo. pacific
Mo.. Kan. A Texas.
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. of Mex. pfd
N. Y. Central
N. Y.. Ont. & W....
Norfolk A Western.
do pfd
North American
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
ritts., C. C. & St. L.
Pressed Steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Pal. Car
Reading
do 1st pfd
do 2d pfd
Republic Steel
do pfd
Rock 1 aland Co
do pfd
Rubber Goods
do pfd
St. L. 8 F. 2d pfd
St. L Southwestern.
do pfd
Southern Pacific ....
do pfd
Southern Rv U.tm
do rfd
Tenn. Cosl and Iron.
Texas Pacific
Tol . St L. West.
do pfd
Union "aelfle .......
do pfd
V. . Fxpress
T a Rex It v
V S Rubber
do pM
r fi ateel
fin nfd
Y -fnrn. Chemlci
rte pfd -
Whsi ,
do rM
Wetl-Frro Fth .
WeettnrheMS Elec
Weetern Tn1on
wk.m L. T .
W. 0-T,tral
An rf1
Vortierti Pitrtfle
rvnri Tether ..
di
p1 - a h eSAel d
83
80
99
200 34
166 is "
63
113 W
127
121
140
102
1U
80
I06
166
112
70
176
210
68,
21
216
183
n
35
90
84
is"
62
113
126
121
139
102
117
89
106
ltfi
112
69
172
210
67
21
215
180
s. ref 8. ra
do esupon
t ra...
dn coupes
C a. new 4a r
do coupon
f 8 old 4a r
do eoupos
Am Toborco 4.
do &S. CtfB
Atchtonn gtn. 4o
do dj. t
Atlutlr C. L 4...
Bal. 4t Ohio 4s. .
do 3Vtf
Central of 0 4 ..
do lot lne
do Id lne
Chn A Ohio 4fca..
ChicaBo A. tv...
c , b a q. n 4s...
C. R 1. A T. 40...
do col. 6
CTC. A St L. (. 4o
Chlrasn Ter. 4n
Colorado Mid. 4i ....
Colo. A Bo. to
Colo, lnd El, st A
do set B
Cub til. -tf
P R O 4a
PlUllleni' Bee.
trie prior lfl 4ft. .
do Sflfl. 44
r w. A 1). C. is
. .104 'Japan lnd. rles..
.111414 do tin, rtrs
104 do id serlot
1M L N. unl. 4s ...
I 154 Manhattan c. B- a
14 Mei Cftntral 4ft...
I 1MH do lit Inc
14 Minn A Bt L. 4a
cttft. T M . K AT. 4s ...
lift do to
lo N. K. R. at M. .
M K. T. C. .
.1014 N J C. ( tft
.104 No Pacific 4a
. H do
.llfH N. A W. p 4s
.ion, D g. U rfds 4ft. ...
. ftti Ponn. codt. ISft....
.J" Rsadlnf sen. 4ft
. SS St. L A I M c. It
.10341 Bt. L AB F If
. M Bt. L 8. W. c 4...
. S '4 dftftboftrd K. L. 4...
.luJtt So Pactfir 4
. n do 1st 4 rtfft
. 7t 8o. Railway 5ft
. M Trxa A P. !
. T1V, T . Bt. L. A W.
. Tin fnlon Pftdflr 4ft
.loti do conr. 4ft
lmv, I' s steal d 6
. US a'fthanh It
.104 do deb. p.
.. Mft Wottern Md. 4ft..
U? V.. A L. E 4ft
Horklns Vl. (,. lt (.antral 4s..
Japan ta rtft ldilSft
uia. unereo.
...101
... 91
...
...ll4
...II
...
... JH
... IMH
...10S,
. . . r;
4a 1)4
... tH
...lVtS
...1"4
... T7
. . .101
... 7
...lip4
...in
UTa,
MS
mS
7 V,
UIV4
lt4
...1M4
... S744
...11S
... 7H,
... n
I
... M
4t
Atchlaon adj. 4s..
do s
Mem. Camtral 4..
Atchlfton
do ptd
Boa too A Albany.
Boston A Main..
Boaton Elevated ..
Fltdiburg pfd
Mexican Central ..
N. T., N. H. A H,
were as
714
Bostoa Mocks and Boads.
BOSTON. Sept. 26 Call loans. 3"?4 per
cent; time loans, 4fc6 per cent. Official
quotation on stocks ana boncis
follows :
SI AdTonturs
Allouei ,
.. el 1 AmalBamsted ,
.. SO American Zinc
.1W Atlantic
..177 Ulnftham
.17H t al. a Hecla.
..lUt Centennial ...
..141 Copper Range
.. UVft balr West ...
110 Dominion Coal
OMAHA LIVE STOCH MARKET
CatU Ew:pt6 Larr, witk Ekn LwTr
tad rfdr8 EUavd.
H06S ARE MOSTLY FIVE CENTS LOWER
Keeetsxt af Skee LfhenvL, Vat aauallev
Tea A are Taaar Ukra AU
eras Were Brokeat Price
Oe a eral I j Bteady.
POTTH
Receipts were;
OMAHA, Sept. 15. IV.
Cattle, iioga. neep.
1.7.13
1 677
I.-63
2 902
2 4t
3.e6
TO
17. V
2S.0RJ
22 .
12 4..n
9.1H1
38.137
DATE.
Ofticaai Monday 8.S38
Same dav last week ltd
fame week before
Same three weeaa ago., t I'l
Same lour week ago 6.70a
Same dar laat rear 10.846
tttA-EJl'i'R Kt)R THE Vl.AR
The folio wing tab'.e shows the receipt of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year te date, oom paring with last
rear: u. iXH. inc
tattle 875.7 614 W"
Hog l,790v:M4 L749.016 41.6W
Biieep 1.2ii,4l3 l.7.177 llr..Rl
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the lt
vveraj cay, with comparison:
is r ... 6 tth n xi ... in
.'. JJ Bt rto, at jn t' IK
. it u J a I
m r-t . i tK m ti ...
u s is to r m l
44 .. B) at u ... I
m H BIB T4-. 4
17... im tv I it II- J41 an I a
4 lei si a t . u I i-
ft. ju (ft la it let ... Il
j- 4ft I ) ii ... I U'a
s. ; n i t tee ii t at
n i mi s J- ml
KJ ...IB 17 JlO t I
Data 106. I1804 . a0S. ilKC . I1KJ1 . J1900 I1W9.
Sept.
Bept.
Bept
Bept.
Sept.
Sept.
Bept
6Pt
Bept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Kept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
11..
12..
13..
14..
15..
16 .
17..
18..
19..
20..
21..
22..
S3.
14.
a 1 1 ui at T sal
I 47 I 6 rt 6 20 1 T 421
I XX I 9ft T M.
ft 4
4-V
I 80 5 24 I t 44
( 37' I a' I 44
t SC; 6 80 i 60, T 48
6 38 6 SS 6 44,
! IK'
r-! I 6 s:
6 r: 5 511 6 o4
(21 I 6 61 1 6 54
6 14 ' 6 6S 6 55
5 21 V! 5 55i 6 63
t 29 6 561 6 63.
5 DOi t 64
176 I ttl 40
611
7 46 1
1 K
7 56,
7 55,
llf
6 07 t '
6 31
6 82l
6 39
6 80
6 23
6 67
6 62
I 73
6 HO
6 81
6 75
26......
5 2S; 8 75'
5 71
7 67
7 661
7 43'
6 63' 7 37 6 7oj
6 70 7 3
7 88 6 7i
6 85
T 49!
1 61! 6 W
6 M 6 14
6 80 5 16
I 041 I S
4 14
03
6 151 I 01 4 11
t 62 6 1; 4 II
6 84i t 061 4 28
a ioi4
I t 10! 4 80
IM 4 28
6 44i 1'
6 891 6 221 4 28
6 i; 6 w
5 08 4 26
6 06
08
46.
6 61;
6 81
6 no
5 77!
6 74
5 671
6 131
6 13
6 191 4 K3
6 22, 4 31
4 30
4 33
4 84
e
4 23
fHFFP-The week started out with a big
run and the big barn was full, about sixty
load being cn sale. The rroM cf the siulf
got in ear.y at d the market cpened in good
seaaun. The off rlnsrs arrived in giod ahape
and there was a good, strong demand for
supplies. The bur end of the receipts con
Bitted of feeders, but there were alnty of
fat sheep te fill the requirements of the
trade. Trading wss fairly active and bur
rs seemed to want supplies. The market
on fat aheep was fully steady and In some
cases a little stronger. Fat lamb came in
freely all last week and today there was a
liberal supply The general market was
steady, although there waa a little weak
feeling to the trade.
Feeder buyer had something to work on
this morning, as there was a big upply of
feeders tn the tarn. Orders were plentiful
and there wa a good, strong demand.
Trade In this division wa active and th
market was steady to strong and values
held up well.
Quotations on fst sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, 8fi.iVrj.75; good to choice
yearling wether. 84.J5 .00: good to choice
old wethers, 84.6541 6V; good to choice ewe.
84.15&4 .80.
wuotatlon on feed'r sheen and lambs:
Ootid feeding lamb. 85.8Mi.80; good feed
ing rearllngs, 84.7Vii0O: good feeding weth
ers. 84.2(U4 40; feeding ewe, 83.26djA.76;
oreeuing ewes, 64.t4 0.
No. Ae.
141 So. Dakota feeder ewes 92
4fi Idaho ewes Ill
8H T'tah yearlings and wether.. If
KT, Idaho vearlinrs 89
1S3 Vtah feeder lambs
6tt) Vtah feeder iamb
61 I'tah feeder lambs
11 native lambs-
81 Wyoming ewe
6T7 Wyoming lamb feeder.
a nee of btrrers from China. These btr?-'Tt
purchased a fair irn-unt cf et,ral line
and tee wae irii'-h ppe, -illation oitr the
probability tNnt Chinese buyer would ex
tend their purchases to many other l!nc
A fair fade at both first and second
hanAs wa reported. - 1
6
6 311
e (
4 411
4 31
4 80
4 41
8 77
Pere Marquett
Lnloa Pacific
Amer. Arge. Chem.
do pfd
Amer. Pneu. Tuba..
Amer. Sugar
do pfd
Amer. T A T
Amer. Woolen ...
....101 Franklin
....12114 Oranbr
. 23 Itle Rorale ...
. Maaa. Mining
. Iw Michigan
. Mohawk
.11111 M.ut. C. A C.
.140 ! Old Dominion .
31 !Hlftceol
do ptd 1IHH Prrot
Pomlnlon 1. A 8
Edlaon Elec. Ills..
Oeneral Electric ...
Mau. Electric
do pfd
Maaa. oaa
t utted Fruit
United Bboe Mach..
do ptd
V. B. Steel pfd
Westing, common .
Bid. "Asked.
Mm Qutnrr
. .2lt Shannon
..110 '.Tamarack
.. 15 Trinity
.. It ll'nlted Copper
..., IV B. Oil
..luS t'tah
.. 771 Victoria
. . Sl-' Winona
..lot WtlTarin ..
.. M ;
... :
... I
... MHi
... Ha
...Km
... -f.H
... 71
... 14
... 76
... 144
... I
... at
...
... 13
... 17
... :
... n
...1031
...St
. ..10o
... 744
...13
...
... S3
... 10
... 44
... i
... li
...111
2,700 45 43
61
42
180
U
2iB
35
43
61
82
74
182
1K1
20
79
61
42
180
11
216
35
47
49
82
73
179
179
19
78
100 86'A 85
JHarley,
8uLai.
1718.IM buabel; Increaaa, 841.0U
31 .6'
100
8.200
7.611O
4.4H0
100
8 Hi
it7'io
2
4I0
6.100
t800
1 4"0
2,900
2l
"0
44.7110
1.400
iVti
m
i0
67,600
6.5-tj
1KI0
5.000
400
166
164
61
126
23
70
142
167"
84
69
47
151
64
80
"
44
144
104
"
9
2S3
122
96
23
9?4
8?
79
4'
8.710
l.l"0
300
8
24
lli
87 86
153
164
7!
124
23
70
141
105
84
69
46
149
53
85
s
444
143
103
44
9f
2f.3
1214
86
23
91
S3
TS
7
24-i
61
67
88
91,
86
35
.R0n 133 131
kl.
29 inn
100
1 ftnr,
1.700
soft
S0
t arw
1 oi
1 .
t
V
1
4
soH
44 u.
l-i
974
l-
8
n"
17"
93
0.
x;
pnu
43
24U
81
86
99
2S
90
Z25
84
27
17
29
62
112
127
121'
139
101
116
80
104
160
113
7
70
173
209
67
37
99
21
214
11
17
39
100
43
27
61
42
180
11
60
216
440
35
80
42
49
82
73
180
180
1974
78
26
82
27
65
25
64
154
164
80
125
23
70
140
167
100
84
69
4
80
149
53
85
1
88
44
itn
103
ic
44
K
252
122
91
94
1
83
7
84
10!
-
24
61
S
119
M
10a
a4
8N
68
1W
r
n
6-.
11'
-.
1S
u
in vt
"
Loftdoi Closing- Stock..
LONDON, Sept. 25. Closing quotation on
the Block exchange were as fohVwB:
Coflftola, money ... W 7-11 N. T. Central
de account
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do ptd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canadian Pacific .
Cnea. A Ohio
Chicago Ot. W
C. M. A St. P...
DeBeer
D A R. 0
do pfd
Erie
do lit pfd
do Id ptd
Illlnola Central . ..
Louterllle A Nftfth.
M , K. A T
Bit Norfolk A
.. I , do pfd
.. tt Ontario A W.
..108 1 Pennsylvania
..lli Rand Mines ..
. .lfc'i Readlnc
. . 6 do lit pfd .
.. 22 do Id pfd 17
..ll Southern Railway ... :
..kl 1 do pfd 10(1
.. 64, Southern Pacific ft
.. 2 union Pacific 137
.. ftTUI -do pfd M
.. Il,t. 8. Steel 4
.. i do pfd I0h
. Wabaah 14
..lfll do pfd ,
3o,8panltd 4a 2
Indicates Sunday.
The official number of car of stock
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Btip.Hr'B.
C. M. St. P 8
Mo. Pac 2
Union Pacific system 65 1
F., E. & M. V. R. R. 152 9
C, St. P., M. & 0 3 1
B. & M 110 4
C. E. & Q i 2
C, R. I. A P., east t
C, R. I. A P., west 6
Illinois Central I
Chicago Great, Western 1
49
11
60
. 67
7
81
111
61
FT
3 90
4 26
4 80
6 00
I 05
6 36
6 40
6 75
4 80
6 80
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. MARKET
Cattle Tea to Ftfieea Cent Lower
Hogs Fire to Tea Ceat Lower.
CHICAOO. Sept 2-CATTLE-Recelpts.
SO.otli head; market lo&loc lower; beef
steer, 83 8506.00: Blockers and feeder, 8- 26
?'4 25; enw-B and cancer, fl. 504 5"; bulls,
J? Uxa4 50; heifers, 12.25)56.50, calvea, tXOOtf
7.60,
HOC1S Receipts. 30.000 head; market l5
10c lower; shipping and selected. 85.5tuC .75;
mixed and heavy packing. 84 8.Vh6 47; light,
6.oofo6.S7: pigs and rough. 31506 50.
SHEEP AND LAMUSRecelpts. ,000
head, market slow and steady; aheep, 13.00
65. 50; lambs, ti 2f.r7 50.
..840 27
60
Total receipts
The disposition of the day' receipt wa
a follow, each buyer purchasing th num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing company 261
Swift and Company 1.118
Cudahy Packing Co 1.041
Armour at Company 1.42
Vanaant A Co 171
Carey A Benton 115
Dobman A Co 1&7
McCreary & Clark 652
W. I. Stephen 832
Hill Hunt:aiger 166
Huston & Co 68
Hamilton at Rotschlld.... 213
L,. F. Husx
Baulres A Co
Wolf A Muinam
Mike Haggerty
Sol Degan
J. B. Root A Co
Bulla A Kline
Other buyer
377
68
475
533
640
1.8"0
687
637
419
9
251
443
148
619
New York Lire Utork Market.
NEW TORK. Sept. 26 BEEVES Re
ceipts. 4.390 heud. Market for good teers,
10c lower; others dull and 1562&o off; bulls,
slow to 10c off; cows, steady; steers, 83 76
6 76; general top price, 85.50; bulla, 82.250
8.65; cows, 81.6O$'3.10.
CALVEA Receipts, 1.884 head; good handy
veals. 60c higher; others firm to 25o higher:
(rrassers, higher: westerns, slow; veals,
84 OttfnG 81'; grassers. 2 75.Wfi.50; westeras,
l4.25'6.(Ki; fed calves. 82.7564.00; dreased
calves, firmer; city dressed veals, 8ai3e
per lb.; choice, 13c; country dressed, 6
fcl2o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.444
head: good handy sheep, Arm; others
steady: lambs, 26635c higher; Borne sales
60c higher; sheep. 33.00&6.00; culls, la-OOiiJ
150; lambs, 36 0036.00; culls. 4.5066.50; Can
ada lambs. $7.26u8.00.
HOGS Receipts. 10.732 head. Market about
steady; good state and Pennsylvania hogs,
$69Oi.00.
OMAHA WHOl J At.. SI AH KIT.
Ceadltlea mt Trwe ill awtatleM aa
taale aad Faaey freAeee.
COOS- Receipt a, fair; marstet steadyt
candled stcx k 17c.
L1VK IVl'LTBl'-HrM. 10c; rooetera. 6c;
turkeys, 13jlc; ducAs, 8iSc; spring chick
en. 10c.
feCTTFR-Facklrg Btocg, lsc; cnoic to
fancy dairy. lofil9c; creamery. 4rac;
prin's. L'lc
SlTOAR Standard grnulttd. !n bbls..
It 66 rer cwt; cube. 86 40 per cwt.: cut loaf.
I486 per twt.; No. 6 extra C, 86 40 per cwL;
Ne 10 extra C. I per cwt ; rtt. X yellow,
86.89 p4rr cwL; XXXX powtered. 86.80 per
cwt.
FRFSH FISH reut. lie- halibut, lie;
buffalo idresseOi. lr; Plfkecel fdreesedl. r:
white bass (dressed), lie; unficfi. c; perch
(scaled and dressed). 8c: njke. tie: catfish.
15c; red snapper. 10c: aalrrtn. lie: erot.rjte.
lie; eela 16c; bullheads, lie; blscH basa. 6c;
whlteflsh. Up; frog leg, per do.. W; lob.
ter. green, r.e; boiled lrbstera joe; Bhsd
roe. 45c. bhieflsh. 8e.
HAT-Prlces quoted by Omaha Wbnleeele
Kir Dealer- aseocisaon: No. 1 pland.
8160: medlttm, If 6 00; coarse, 86.
BRAN TVr ton. T8.
TROPICAL FRITT.
CRANGEB Valencia all ire. IS A(T 8
LEMONS Lemoniera. txtr fancy 840
alse, 87.00 : 300 and 360 sines. 17 60S 00.
DATES Per box of 1-tb pkg-, ti;
Hallows en. In 70-fb. boxe. per lb., so.
FIOS California, rer 16-Ib. carton, JJ
8&c; Imported Smyrna. 4-crown, 12o: i
crown. 12c. .
BANANAS Per med!tim-led bunch. 11.78
62 26; Jumbos, 82 6015100
FRUITS AND MELONS.
PEARS Colorado Bartiett, per 60-!b. box.
8J.00tf2.2li; Vtah Bartiett. 82.00; . flemish
Beauty, 82(10. ,
I'lA MS I tah and Colorado, per 4-baket
crate, 8KXKU1.25; Italian prunes. 81.26.
J'aVACHEB Calilornla fr-iones, per boa.
80c; Elbert. 9c; Colorado, 108 alse, 75c.
CAM AU11. 'f-EA '-xas. ni crals. K-9.
Ttim Rockv Forfl seed. 1. JO.
WATERMELONS Ala naui .?wet.
260 each, crated, le per 1 r
APPLES Dutcbeat, salth'aod Cobb
Pippins. In 8-bu. b'il. i2.7stfJT; in bu.
baskets, li .00- California tleiiefiuwera. 81.60.
KLVKBEHRIES-Slxreen ql.. 8.J6.
HUCKLKEKkRlEe Sixteen It., 31.603
1.75
GRAPES Home grown Concords, per 8-
lb. basket, 16c; Malagas and Muscats, per
-basket crate. 81 60; Tokay, per -baskl
crate. 82.08.
QUINCES California, per box. 81.7.
VEGETABLES.
WAX BEANS Per -bu. basket. 2633c;
Btring beans, per. -bu. box, 2nulfco,
POTATOES New, per bu , 60c
BEANS Navy, per bu., 8? 10.
n'(TM HERS Per dox.. K
TOMATOES Home grown, -bu. basket.
160
8fi(h50C.
Kansas City l ive Stork Market.
KANSAS CITT. Mo., Sept. 25 (CATTLE
Receipts, 26,5n0 head, Including 2.000 head
of southern. Market steady to loc lower;
choice export and dressed beef steers. 85.26
(p6.90; fair to good. 84.00 6 00; wesilrrn fed
steers. 13 OOTYSfiS: stockere find fevrlere U M)
9.104 4. 26; southern steer, I2.26&3.D0; southern
cow, 81.752.76; native cows. I1.75S3 26; na-
155 1 louti live nfiuTi. 94.wyJOjm r Dull. 4. wiu&.uu.
Ill I tAUUHi IIIW wea. iipciiTivi nuu m via, caiveB. ft. Dl'a.llU.
tr run on the cattle hill, there being about HOOS Receipts, 6,500 head. Market 5
i 307 cars on sale. The receipt were about 10c lower; top, tt 46; bulk of sale, 85.2fy& 1
74 108 car lighter than the same day last 1 0.40; neavy, ia.30'a6 45; packers, o.26io.40,
.? year and about fifty care heavier than Pifrs and light, 85.00856.80.
h last Monday. The general run ot cattle SHEEP AND LAMBS-RecelptB. 21.000
was or good quality. J nere waa a arnaii i :-- -,'.v:" r," i7
nnnlv of native Rtnff -received the bulk e-"" "1, w1"" " "'"".
., A, I aoniBpenifta ea
SILVER Bar, firm, 2Sd per ounce.
JWU.-si!.i a(pL' per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 3 per cent; for three
months' bills, 8 per cent.
View York Mining: Stock.
NEW TORK, 8ept 26. Clolng quotation
on mining sunns were a follows;
Adams Con
Alice
Breece
Brunawlck Con ..
Comatock Tunnftl
Con. Cat A Vs..
Morn BllTer
Iron Silver
LeadTlile Can
II
10
. 41
. 40
- 7V,
.lit
.174
.104
. I
I Little Chief
Ontario
lOphlr
PhocniK
Potoal
Savage
Sierra Nevada
hniall Hopes .
Standard
.. I
..100
..513
.. 1
.. 1!
.. 17
.. J4
.. JHI
..171
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral funds exclusive of the 8150.000,OuO gold
reserve shows: Available cash balance,
1136.561,860. Gold coin and bullion, 806,403,740.
Gold certificates, 842,476,090.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Sept. 25. Bank clearing for to
day were 81.ol2.549.9 and for the cor
responding date laat year, 81.611,334.10.
Metal Market
NEW TORK, Sept. 25 MET ALB The
English metal market were generally
higher. Tin advanced to 146 7s 6d for spot
and 146 7s 6d for futures. Locally, the
market was quiet and only a shade higher,
in response to the gains abroad, at 831.76
&32.60. Copper had a considerable gain
abroad, closing at 70 6s for spot and 69
17s 6d for futures. Locally, the situation
seems unsettled. Large producers are said
to be holding for 81675i8l7. 00, but consumer
aeem pretty well supplied for the time
being, and the small requirement find a
scattering supply from outside source.
The market today anemed a little steadier
and quotation ranged from 316.00 to 816. 37
for lake and electrolytic, and 317 7taU.nO
for casting. Lead waa quiet at 84.854.90
In the local market, but a shade higher at
23 17a 6d in London. Spelter closed at
26 17s 6d In London and at 86.Sfut 90 in
the local market. Iron was higher abroad,
with standard foundry at 69s Id In Liver
pool. Locally, the market was firm; No.
I northern foundry, llf, 75-917.26; No 2
southern foundry, 115.6016 25; No. 1 south
ern foundry, soft. 3,6.5ial7.00; No. 2 south
ern foundry. H6.00fi 16.25.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 25 METALS Lead,
quiet at 84 75i4.77. Spelter, quiet at 35.80.
Evaporated Applies aad Dried Pratt.
NEW TOBK. Sept. 25. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market for future ah.pment I
held a shade higher, difficulty being re
ported in obtaining: strictly prime fruit, at
anything under 7c for November or De
cember delivery. Spot quotations are with
out material change. Common to good are
quoted at 44i6c ; prime. 7j7c; choice, V'c;
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS Prune
are being well absorbed and the tone Is
firm with quotations ranging from 4ti7c.
Apricots show no present Intimation of
weakening: choice are held at 8tic: ex
tra choice. 8fic; fancy, ltx&"llc
Peaches are firm In ton with firm quota
tions still difficult to obtain; choice seem
to be held around 9&c: extra choice, 8Vf
10c; fancy, H?jl2c. Raisins are scarce
and firm; loose Muscatels are quoted at
67c; seeded rata ins, 6fc8c; London
layers, 21.1oul.l0.
C'ottea Market.
TORK. Sept. 26.-COTTON-8pot
of the offerings being western cattle.
Beef Bteers were 1n good supply today,
but with big runs at other market point
and reports rather discouraging buyer
her, were in a brish mood and were
asking concession. There were plenty of
cattle for them to pick from and they
were rather indifferent about taking on
supplies. They were not riding very
freely and there wa little life to
the trade. Salesmen found It diffi
cult to move their cattle and were com
pelled to take off some on the price. The
general steer trade wa right at BfglOc
lower, although some of the best west
ern did not show quite that much loss.
The few natives on sale were in a little
better demand, but values ruled weak.
There were not many cowl and heifers
on sale today, but there was a weak tone
to the trade and prices were a little lower.
There wa little activity to the trade and
the stuff was Blow In moving. Buyers
were asking for lower prices and as sales
men did not feel like making nny con
cessions trading was Blow. Some of the
beat cows brought right close to steady
prices, but th commoner grades were weak
to a shade lower.
Bulls, veal calves and stag also felt the
general decline and prices were lower.
There was a rood supply of stocker and
feeders In the yards and while there were
plenty of orders to be filled and a good
demand, still prices were lower on the
general run of stuff. Good, heavy, fleshy
feeder ruled about steady, but the lighter
weight and common grade were lower.
Renresentatl'-e snles
western
ewes and yearlings. 34 0IKS5.15: western yer.
lings, 84 75(66.16; western sheep, 84 WtSAJb;
toc.kera and foeders, 83.50(34.60.
' (it. Loals Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUTS, Mo., Sept. 25.-CATTL&-Re-celptB,
7.000 head. Including 8.500 Texan.
Market lower. Native shipping and export
steers, 34 20ig6.90; dressed beef and butcher
steers, 83.25fa4.60; steer under 1.000 pounds.
S8.26$4.U; stockers and feeders, 82oOt&0 ;
cows and helferB. lIOoSHeO; canners. 81.75
ffire.25; bulls. 82,10(g'J.J(0;" calves. 83 0WS6.50;
Teas and Indian steers. $2.0oS.4O; oows
and heifers, 32.0u3.60.
HOGS Reoeipts, 6 500 head. Market
lower. Pigs and lights, 85.006.40; packers,
85 f"Ky6.50; butcher's and best heavy, 85.35)7
6.60.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8.000
head Market steady. Native muttons,
84.75frS.OO; lambs, 85.00(07. 25 ; culls and bucks.
13.(1 N(4.25 ; stockers, 3.0oijji.75 ; Texan, 83 76
4.15.
ABBAGE Homo-grown. In crate, par
lb.. lc.
ONIONS Home-gTown, yellow, red and
white per bu., 60c; Spanish, per crate. $1.25.
BEETS New. per bu.. lie
CELERT Kalamaxoo. per do., 16c
SWEET POTATOES Virginia, per e-bu.
bbl.. 33 26.
TOMATOES Per basket. 4OflB0a
MISCELLANEOUS.
HONEY New, per 24 loa 83.00.
CHEESE Swiss. nw. 15c; WUeonsIn
brick, 13c; Wisconsin Umbel ger, 16c; twins,
12c: young America. 12c.
NLTB Walnuts, No. 1 soft hell, new
crop, per lb., 16c; bard aliell. per lb., 11c:
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., 6c. Chill walnuts, per lb..
12(o 13c. Almonds, soft shell, per lb., lie;
hard shell, per lb 15c. Shellbark hickory
nuts, per bu., 81.75: large hickory nuts, par
bu., 81 60.
HIDES No. i green, re; No i green. 8c:
No. 1 alted, 10c: No. 2 Baited, 8c; No 1
real calf, lie: No. 1 veal calf. 8c; dry salted,
7t14c; sheep peita. 2ncG81.60; bone bwtea,
CUT BEEF.
No. 1 ribs, llc. No. 8 rib, 8c: No. t
rib. 6c; No. 1 loins, 14c; No. I loins, 11c;
No. 3 loins. 7o: No. 1 chuck. 4c; No. 2
chuck. 4c; No. 3 chucks, 8c: No. 1
round. 7c; No. 2 round. 6c; No. 8 round,
(c; No. 1 plate, 4c; No. t plate, 3c No. I
plate, 2c
Oils aad Rosin.
NEW TORK. Sept- 25 OILS Cottonseed,
firm; prime yellow, 24fTC5c. Petroleum,
steady; refined New York, $7.50; Philadel
phia and Baltimore. 37.15; in bulk, $4.45.
Turpentine, Brm at 67c hid.
ROSIN Steady ; strained, common to
arood. 3a.75ia3.. ' '
SAVANNAH. Oa., Bept. 26. OIL Turpen
tine, firm at 64c.
ROSIN Firm; A, B. C. $3.84438.46; D, $3.70;
E. 84.25.j54.80; F. 84.4Fn4.(NO; H, 84.6541 4 .80; K.
$4.66; N. $4 75S4.8W; W G, $6.20, W W, $5.60.
OIL. CITY. Pa., Bept. 25. OIL Credit
balances. $146; certificate, no bid; ehtp
ments. 144 747 bhla. ; average, 79.o2 bhl.;
runs, 119,770 bbls.; average, 64.684 bbls.;
shipments. Lima, 13K.807 bills.; average. 61.
132 bbls.; runs, Lima, 33.213 bbls.; average,
48.326 bbl.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. Bept. 25 CATTLE
Receipts, S.K40 head; Bteers, steady; rangers
weak to 10c lower; cows, steady; native,
$3.65&f..00; cows and heifers, $1.6t&4.76;
stockers and feeders, $2.5ikS4.00.
HOGS Receipts. 2.343 head; weak to 6c
lower. Light $5.35176 45; medium arid heavy
$o.8irjr'6 4i: bulk, $5.3506.40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8.021
head; active, steady. Lambs. $7.00; year
lings. 84 .90; wethers, 84.60; ewes, 84.25; feed
ing lamb, $4.26.
Na
IV
.110
.101
lnig
.1130
I 10
I 10
t rn
I oo
BFT"V BTEERS.
v T Ke.
Sto I 10 10
810 4 00
COWS.
mn 1 so 11
117 I U 4
trr. Z IK 1
Me ! 40
BTTLL8
1M t 10 1 1440 I 4
ia i
CALVES.
... !0 8 10
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
no i i 4oi i to
NEBRASKA
lo
env
fine,
44
1" V.
Total sales of th flay. Til 910 share
Pere tew Ftwaaelal.
ir)NTrV. Sent. . Moner w-a n emod
e end r"-t r,v h mtrVt
-111 etmeert-ar 4tet,,T,4 TVU wee(
...m.., 4n.ar4 inentlv te rslt fo
' oo-" eT.eb 4 tn the Javteneae loan,
K "t -f-W -rtee Oritb-end re-
...iMw.M,a l.,v.i.ri( w 4"w evlriff to
A fwrtf-t n tftt week's ar-
-I , nf e ' tr l C-f , .. Vteeej
Sought uj (or New Tork aud lMwhra.
NEW
closed quiet; mldllng uplands, ll.luc; mid
dling gulf. 11 3nc; sales. 309 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 25 COTTON
Spot, firm; salts. $.4no bales: ordinary,
7 13-16V-; good ordinary. 9c; low middling.
10c; good middling. 10c; middling fair,
11 1-lAc. Receipia. 4.738 bales, stock, 69.9JU
bale.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 25 COTTON Spot
In moderate demand, price three point
lower; American middling. 16d: good mid
dltng, 6.9iid; middling. 6 74d; low middling,
load; good ordinary. $.4ud; ordinary, a lnd.
Th Bales of th day were O.Ouu ha left, of
which 6uo were for speculation and export
and Included 6.4t0 American. Receipt,
8. Oh) bale. Including 4 6uu American
ST. LOUIP. Mo , Sept 36 COTTON
Higher; middling, loc. Receipt. 14 bale;
Sh'pment. ti bales; slock. 6.413 bale.
"Philadelphia Froaaee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Bept 36 BUTTER
Market tr"lc lower; extra weatern cream
ery, r.fjr2ic.
EOGS One-half oaxU hlgrher; weatern.
fresh. to3nc t mark.
CHEXoiv-ctteady; ew Tork full cream.
UCi3ia
Elala BhatW Market.
ELOm, 111.. Bent. 8tV BUTTlTRf trad v
at 8oo. BUU4NI ug ti , 547, soO
aXNUkfleV
10 feeder.
8 calve..
1 heifer...
2 calve..
6 cow
47 cow
42 cows
6 feeders.
27 feeders.
6 feeder.
$3 feeders.
1 coif
10 calves..
26 calves. .
I steer...
1 feeder. .
3 feeder.. lOftO
1 feeder... loro
3 feeders.
6 feeders.
4 feeder.
4 feeders.
1 feeder. .
1 feeder. .
980
3S3
800
310
920
878
878
925
RSI
tm
622
180
W1
4
6fi0
980
a"
1018
710
Tan
840
2 16
2 So
3 30
3 (tf)
1 4S
2 25
2 85
8 25
2 30
2 55
2 60
8 25
66
8 oft
8 65
I 15
$ 00
3 00
Sloax City Live Stock Market.
SIOUX CITT, Sept. 25. (6pecial Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 6.0U0 head; 10
(glue lower: beeves, 85.30; cows and heifer.
32 9; feeder, $3.90; yearling and calves,
$3.36.
HOGS Receipts. 1.BO0 head; market 5c
lower; range from $5.15.35; bulk of sale,
$5.20.
ttork la Sight.
Receipt of live stock at the ix
dual western markets yesterduy:
cat tie. riogs.
8 16 2 bulls 12 t 15
2 60 13 cows 1051 2 40
1 90 1 calf 1H0 6 50
3 60 47 heifers... 732 2 40
1 85
00 20 cows 901
2 26 31 feeders.. 750
8 40
3 70 27 feeders.. 1081
2 76 8 feeders.. loci
8 70 15 cows 918
E 25 8 cows 843
4 00 9 heifers... 677
4 26 3 Bteers. ...1196
2 oo
8 6n 8 cows 850
9 ort 26 cows 9"V
8 4i 1 bull 610
8 25 16 feeder. . 875
8 2 64 feeders.. 1119
9 46 10 feeders . 1H
f 40 1 feeder... 9"0
9 40 I bulla 1D20
. 40
WESTERNS.
S. Nichols Neb.
141 feeders. 1049 $ 05 6 feeders. .1049
D. T. Live shock L.O.- t..OiO.
2 cows 1040 2 45 2 feeders.. 950
22 cows 996 2 60
lv r. Williams -1.010.
22 cow 928 2 60
Fred Haney Neb.
28 heifer... 671 2 45
A. L.. Moage jNeo.
29 feeder . 10O2 3 40
H. r;ven iseo
88 feeder.. 9f $ 06
mgneii tiro. reo
84 feder..13f6 4 06 26 feeder.. 1174 8 80
28 cow 1117 2 00
F. Ansnacher Neb.
70 feeder. .1034 8 25
A. Snyder Wyo.
4 cow..'... 87 2 76 1 cow 900 2 25
g cows 922 2 26 2 calve. .. 333 3 60
John Varnes Colo.
5 heifers... 510 2 20 IS cows 942 I 40
1 feeder... 310 8 70 9 cows Kx2 1 95
fi calves... 193 4 00 1 heifer.... 8.N0 t 55
J Jess Neb.
1 cow 112 2 00 8 feeders.. 891 3 25
f, row. ... 1066 2 &0 IS feeders. .II08 360
HCGS There was a light run her for
Monday, only about twenty-five loads
being on sal. This light run had a bear
effect on the trade and the market was
alow and dull.' There wa hardly enough
stuff here to make much of a market and
there wa very little competition to th
trade. There wa a big run In the eaat
and price were lower and this feet had
a discouraging effect on values Ruvera
were beartsh and were rather Indifferent.
The general markt wa Just about steady
with Saturday close, or about 6'SlOc lower
than Sfcturday'a best time. The hulk of
the hoga sold at $6 leg SO with some good
hog selling up to $5 86 The market
dragced along and the-e waa little or no
life to the trade at any time. Repreaenta
've sales;
Ka ' St. Wr Ke V V Pv
M Ui M 6 18 4 39 ... I M
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kansaa City .
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
... $.338
. .. 6.000
...26.500
... 3.840
... 7. OoO
...30.000
1.733
1.&I0
6.500
2 243
6,5JO
30.000
prln-
Sheep
17,500
21.000
6,021
8.000
45,000
Peoria Grata Market.
PEORIA. 111.. Pept. 26 CORN Lower
No 3 yellow, 63c; No.
grade, 61c.
OATS Strong: No.
No. 4 white. 277j26c.
RTE Strong; No. 2,
WHISKT-fl.29.
8, 53c; No. 4, 62c: no
3 white, 8'S28c;
69c.
Milwaukee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Sept. 26. WHEAT
No. 1 northern, 87tifsc; No. t northern.
83c: December, 85c bid
RTE Lower; No. 1. 6hirc.
BARLEY 8teady; No. 2, 64e; sample,
35J;ti2c.
CORN Weak; May, 44g44c bid.
91.67$ 48,476 94,621
Wool Market.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-WOOL The offer
ings at the wool sales today amounted to
10.207 baleB. including a good selection of
fine grades. All sections bought freely.
Superior, light crews bred slipes were
taken by the home trade. Americans
boupht good greasles at extreme rates,
several lots bringing Is 2d. A large supply
of superior ncoureds was In active re
quest for Germany. Following are the
sales in detail: New South Wale, 9'
bales, scoured. lOdfo'ls 2d; Queensland, l.KnO
bales; scoured. Is 3dfrls 10d; greasy, bid
ftls 2d; Victoria. 2ofi bals; scoured, lsifl
2 d; gTeasy, 7'&9d; South Australia,
66 bales; greasy. 6-&0,l ; West Australia.
6"0 bales; greasy. 7Villd ; Tasmania, 77
bales; greasy. Is IV-diils 4d ; New Zealand.
4.IC0 hales; scourea. 7dTrls d ; Cape of
Good Hope and Natal. 7oo bales; s-oured
Is 4d&l 9d; greasy. 6'i7nid ; Falkland
lslends. 1.9"" bales; gTeay, la lid
ST LOUIS. Mo.. Sept. 26. WOOD-Steady :
medium grades combing and clothing. 2tj
3oc: light fine. 22(&26e; heavy fine, lo&c;
tub washed, 32t42c.
ACTION ON KRAUSE MOTION
Jdre Monger Will Pa oa Apallea.
tloa of Land Fencer for
Sew Trial.
Judge Hunger aald Monday afternoon bo
would pass upon the motion for a new
trial In the Krauae brothers' case Tuesday.
Th KrauBe brother were convicted at th
May term of the federal court of ille
gally fencing a large area of "public land
and intimidating intending settler within
thejr pasture enclosures. A motion for a
new trial was at once made by the attor
neys for the Krauat.. and the cas was
argued early last week. The principal con
tention of the defendant wa an endeavor
to impeach the testimony of Theodore and
Bessie Osborn. the principal witnesses for
the government. The United State dis
trict attorney held that the time to im
peach the testimony of the witnesses was
during the trial and not several month
afterward. It was further held by the
government that even was th testimony of
the Oeborns eliminated entirely, that there.
wa sufficient other evidence produced at
the trial to convict.
Snaar aad Molaaae.
NEW YORK. Bept 25. BUG AR Raw,
firm; fair refining. 31-16c; centrifugal. 96
test. 3 11-lfic; moiaaaea sugar, 2 13-I6c Re
fined, quiet; No. 6. 4.51V; No. 7. 4.45c- No
8. 4 Sic; No 8. 4.30c; No. 10, 4 25c; No 11
4 15c; No. 1!. 4. loc; No. 13. 4.00c; No 14,
8 95c. Confectioners' A. 4 9Gc; mould A,
6 46c; rut loaf and crushed. ( 8nc; now.
dered. $2oc: granulated. 6 loc; cubes. 6 85a
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans, open
kele good to choice, 2Mj36c.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 26 SUGAR
Quiet: open kettle, centrifugal, 4i4',c;
centrifugal whites 4 15-16456 1-16C; yellows,
i"nKc; seconds. 21(trSVe?
MOLASSES Nominal; open kettle. 180
2lc: centrifugal, 63 14c. Byrup, nominal at
R&Soc
CotJee Market.
NFW TORK, Bept 25. COFFEE Mar
ket for futures In coffee opened at an ad
vance of liKirit points on higher cables and
smaller receipts The advance carried
quotations nearly half a cent up from 'ha
recent low point. Thl attracted eonlder
able realising and the market gradually
eaaed off in the a'jsenoe of Important de
mand. The close waa nearly, net unchanged
to Ave point higher. Sales were reported
of Hi 250 bag ft including September t87 26;
Octoler at $7.5pi7.3h; November at 87.35;
December at $7 4fft7 4Ti: January at 87.5.',:
Feburary at 87.65: March at 87.si?.70: April
at I" TT, May at 37.7517.80 and July at
r. .aou...m. tipot tady, No. J Klo c.
Dry Uooa Market.
NFW TORK. Sept.- Tb situation In
the dry goods market today showed great
J strength, especially because of th appear-
WHEAT
Tift nunt I
Spring Willi to
maraatUaow la tan
swiug and aaaiarlally
exceed e that ag last
rear. Th Caaadlaa crow. I being hlppe4 ia
Large quantities, an exert a Seavy pressures)
lbs abeorbiag power ot loralga avsrluta Hade
tasae circumstance, u weal Bataraliy Ituk Bar
lower pries level, but, in apiteet tree siuveaueat,
baying byasuider has bean of aufnoasit ureafftA
Isgivs the saaraet rather UsT uadervm.
We at luBkuig lor, aad lur mnum tloi hae
av peeled, that tb prewar vt now wheat would
cause tuait daduie. an with this Idea 1 view wa
believe traders aheuid be prepared te take ad
iiiun at hmges aad hard poi to anaae nits
aw fuoderate tura.
Tu Caaadiaa wheat crop, wblh) large, I hot
rrvat a ban as u dumiaaia the permaMat
sours prices, but hehrrs its tnAaencs la syeat tt
will probahty prove of enough imporiaac te ae
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