TIIE . OMATIA DAILY BEE. TIIUUSDAV, SEITEMBEK 6, lSXXV
T"
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
I Forcrt I atr Feit of FUut
'-' in Ml fits.
WHEAT HALF CENT BELOW PREVIOUS DAY
Ctas Low, Export Bid Attain R
' dared Bad Ktrtk-ritrni IleVeipt
lrmi-ParoraMt Crop He
porta Malta Corn Weak. .
OMAHA, Sept I, 190(.
Opening price In wheat wer a fraction
lower on salea hv elevator interests. 1m
rember ahorts were good buyer ami tha
market advanced about a, only to re
cede ax the tension advanced and close
71 u-iuw jr c irruay . kriib r.
very light. Cahlea were lower, and the
lack of canh demand offset in Influence
of small recelpta. Export blda alio were
reduced. Northwestern recelpta ahowed
algna of Incrcaalng and the market there
wae weak.
The bear had the best of It In corn,
due the favorable condition of the crop,
and prlcea were about He lower on de
ferred futurea, though unchanged on Kep
tember. Recelpta overran the estimates,
and caah houaea aay the run will be bet
ter before the end of the week. Interest
ia lacking, however, and the bear ahow
little dlapoaltloa to follow up their ad
vantage. Primary wheat recelpta were $13,000
tueheN and shipments S91,ooo bushels,
Against recelpta last year of 864,000 bushels.
Corn recelpta were 331,000 bushela and ship
ments 6tj3.otiO bushels, against recelpta last
yar of Wj.onn bushels and shipments of
4H2.O0P. Clearances were 8",000 bushels
wheat. 34.322 barrels flour, 123,000 buahela
corn, and lOOO buahela oata.
Liverpool closed M'Hd lower on wheat
and Wif'd lower on corn.
V. H. Bartlett of Chicago sent out the
following message on oata: "The last three
days we have received SOS cara of oats
In this market. The average carload of
oata at the present time la 1.700 bushels,
so that our total recelpta for the three
daya amount to more than a million bushela
of oata. Demand for oata contlnuea very
moderate, while-there Is every Indication
of an Increased northwest movement. We
believe oata are a aale on every hard apot."
Local range of options:
Artlclea.Kjpen. High.) Low. Close. Tea y
Wheat
Sept... 6SVA 63',iA OA 6SA (UHA
Dec... HA ' Sty, A 6HA 65HA 9VA
. May.,. 714A 7lVA 70A 70 A 71A
Corn-
Bept... 42! A 42H A 424A 42TA 44A
.., 38 B MB $7'A $73A 8SHA
May... tA $9A 8A 3bA 38ViA
. A asked. . B bid.
Omaha Cash gales.
Omat
OATS-No. J, 1 car, 27o.
Omana nsh Prlcea. "
WH EAT No,1 2 hard, 643644c; No. I hard,
63fc4c; No. 4 hard, 6lc; No. 1 apring,
. CORN-No. , JHo No. I yellow, 4Sttr.
1 No. 3 white, 44H4.
OATS-No. a mixed. Z7Hc; No. I white,
28Hc; No. 4 wh.t, rrvt'aaio.
KtE No. 2. ',o; No. 3, Wo.
' C'...it Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago
Kansas City ,
Minneapolis ,,.
Omaha
Duluth (three days).
SU Louie
...114
...It
... 97
... 26
...242
... 60
290
u
'70
so
47
20
C'fctlCAGO GRAM AND PROVISIONS
V
Fea,ree of the Trndlngr and Closing
Prleea on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO,- Bept. 5. The continuance of
excellent harvesting weather in the north
west had a weakening effect today on the
loos,! wheat ' market. The December de
livery closed at a net loss of W- Corn
WM down tie. Oata were off He ' Pro
visions wore 2tt6c higher.
Trading In the wheat market was not
actl-vi and sentiment waa bearish nearly
all day. Pit traders were sellers through
out the' greater part of the session and
there was also considerable selling by cash
Interests. There waa nothing especially
bearish In the newa of the day, but the
greater part of the selling was apparently
due' tot he fear of a m rial Increase In
thejmqverheht of wheal from the north
W4wl. 'A decline at Liverpool aided the
bears forcing prices lower. The market
closed weak and almost at the loweat point
of the day, December opened Vsiftc lower
at 73o to 7JStc, sold up to TihkWiic and
declined to 72V. The close waa at 72c
Clearance of wheat and flour were equal
to ,34.000 bu. The world's visible supply,
u ahown by Bradstreets, Increased 697.000
bd. . Primary recelpta were 623,0 bu.,
compared with 64.000 bu. for the cor
responding day last year. Minneapolis
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts oT
461 cara, against 1W car last week and 436
cara one year ago.
Lower cables, lower liberal receipts and
excellent weather conditions Induced free
selling of. corn and resulted In moderate
weakness. fit traders and commission
houaea were the principal sellers early In
the day, but later the caah interest gave
the market fair support. The close was
weak. December opened VS'Vto lower at
4H0, sold between 424i4274c and 48Hc and
closed at 424M2Tie. Local recelpta were
41X1 cars, with Sol of contract srsria,
Oata .were affected by the weakness of
wne-i ana corn, me market ruling rather
weak H day. Caah houses were f afr sellers
m ins iwcemoer ana May delivery. Decem
ber opened tVo to W-(?ikr lower t
mj. sold off to 30T$3le and closed at the
lowest point. Local receipts were 29A cara
Notwithstanding a 66 10c-decline In the
prion of live hogs, provisions held steady
all day. Short and local-packera were the
cni-j puyera, ma demand being mainly
iwr vunuary proauci. At me close January
pork waa So higher at US. 46. January
lard waa up 2H4jo at r K2H- January ribs
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
1? S1?' riorn m car" Lt- ears; hogs,
s 40Jw head.
Tli leading futurea ranged as follows:
Artclea. Open. IUgh. Low. Close. Tas'y.
Kheat
Sept..
Dec...
May..
Corn
Bept..
Dec...
May..
Onts
Sept..
Dec...
I
70
70
70
73 'i
77
72H 72'
777077 y,
47S
. 47S'
474 47H . 414
42i4L''.i v. iSV"-
4IT43
' 43H
44
. i
44
so
fi3m
Sl!
May-,
i 3333
rora
Bept. 7,
Jan...
1
)0
,H6
I 65 "
M fO
1 90
U 46,
I 6B
1 86
U 42M,j
X3 4i
i 674
Lard- i.
ept...
Oct...,
Nov...
Jan....
t 66
I 6
72H
t66 i
s to
I 46
72
866
I 47W
4
7 t
T WW
Ribs
Sept..,
Oct...
Jan...
65
!
T2H
I 68
00
7 it
I 67H
T 26 7 7Val
i at
No. 1
Cash uuotatlona wara aa follows;
FLOl'R Steady; winter patenta, $3.30v?
IDU: atralahta 3 UHll.40: sorlnv tale-ia
tl.7Kj3.kv; straighu. UlMtliu; bakers. $d
bs ho.
WHEAT No. t apring. 7474Vo; No. t, 7J
B-ioc; no. i rea, ii'H ,uso.
I'llRM-Na. 1 ikkn: K vlln s
OATtV-No. 2, MiH; No. 1 wbito, 33
t3Vc: No. I wblte, tOtUa. -
KYfi po. x. SOtaO.
IIAHI.kY-Fair to choice maltln- infim
SEEDS No. 1 flax. 1104H; No. i north
western, ii.'-; prime timotny, 8.Hf4.u;
clover, contract grades. 112.00.
PROV181u.N't hart ribs, aide (looael,
ia.btMa8.7a. Mess pork, per bbl.. lid 90. Lor (J.
par 100 lbs , .is;'.. Bhort clear aide
tfcoxed,', IXRTHS.OO.
Tha recelpta and. shipments of flour and
grain war;
Recelpta. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 82.tO0 ti.loo
Wheat, bu. lla.tiuO 1 .!
Corn, bu. ..,,,... 64,tu0 , $K6o0
Oata. bu. 43.M l.,u0
i ai.ouw . i.ruu
On tha Produce exchange today the but
tr market waa ateady; creameries, 1J
2Jc; dairies, 17U20WC. Kgga firm: at mark,
caaea Included, U416Ho; firsts, lie; prima
Orate, liSc; axUaa. Uo. Cbeeaa, steady;
UM11&
Avallakle gagoIlM of Grata,
NEW YORK. Bept I Special cable and
telegraphla eommunk-atlona received by
Rradsiraeui ahow tha followlmt eltanaea In
available supplier a coiu pared with pre
vious account:
WHEAT-l'nlted State and Canada, east
Rockies, decreased a,0ut OuO bu.; afloat for
and In Kurope, Increaaed lluu.(X4 bu; total
aupply Increaaed 6f7.0uO bu.
CORN I'nlted State and Canada, east
tlot'iciea, aecreaaea taw du.
OATSI'nlted States and Canada, east
Rockies. Increaaed LTUJMo bo.
The leading Increase are: 10,000 bo. at
Port Worth; 6I.MA bu. at Dallas; &O.UUQ bu.
at the Minneapolis private eievatora.
The leading recelpta re ported this 'week
are 446 Xj bu. at the Chicago privet eleva
torai lal.tut bit, hi CisvaitLuO. U6)UW bit. at
l-colsvllle;- as.ono bu. at OmnhiM .00n hu.
at Nashville; .pl.nat bu. In Manitoba, 75,tw)
bu. at Chattanooga.
Xr2W Vonit
GKKKRtL
MARKKT
i''. I .
Qaotatlona of the Pay Yarloaa
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Bept. 6 FLOl'R Re
ceipts. Jft.JJO hbls.; exports, 12,82 bbls.;
market steady and quiet; Minnesota pat
ents, I4.10W4.40; Minnesota bakers, 3.40
V 3 HO; winter patents, tJ 764 10; winter
straights, $3 ROfcl 80; winter extrasli.SS
Uiii. winter low grades, I2.76&3.20.
Rye flour, quiet; fair to good, ll.160l.76;
choice to fancy, l.snf 4 i0.
CORNMKAL Fteady; flne white and
yellow, 11. 207I25; coarse, 111081.12;
kiln dried, 12. 80O2.80.
RTE Nominal; No. i western, 61H0
f. e. hi afloat.
BARLEY Steady; feeding,, J8J40c
e. I. f , Buffalo; malting. 46662c c. I. f.,
UiifTalo.
WHKAT Receipt's. 89,000 bu.; exports.
18,000 bu.; spot market easy: No. t rod,
7Hc. elevator; No. 2 red, 77Hc f. o. b.
afloat: No. 1 northern. Duluth, 81c f. o. b.
afloat; No. 1 hard, winter, 8140. f. o. u.
afloat. There waa a slow, dragging mar
ket In wheat, practically all day from
the effects of weaker cablea, bearish
northwest news as to the prospective
movement and llouidatlnn. It' closed
He net lower. Mav, 83 8-180, closed
83 1-lSc; September, 77 H 78c, closed
77Hc; December, lOUvilCi closed
80 Ho-
CORN Receipts, 40.850 bu.! exports,
122,040 bu.; spot market, barely steady;
No. 2, 64Hc elevator and 6fcc f. o. b.
afloat; No. 2, 6814c elevator and 66 Sic
f. o. b. afloat; No. I yellow, 61c; No. I
white, 62c. Option market waa dull and
weaker on good weather, eaay cablea and
the wheat decline, closing H9lo. net
lower.'- May, cloaed ' 49To; September,
66St6Hc, closed ,,66Hc; December,
6ic, closed sine.
OATS Receipts. 19.800 bu.: exports.
10.626 bu.: SDOt market steady; mixed
oats, 26 to 82 pounds, 85H$S6c; natural
white, 10 to S3 pounds, 15 V4&S7 He;
clipped white, 18 to 40 pounds, X9tf 12c
HAY Firm: shipping, 6676C; good to
choice, 0c 4)11.00. ,
FEED Firm: spring bran. 111.20; mia-
dllng, 119.76; city, 120.60 24.60.
HOPS Firm: state, common to cnoice,
tang iifM7 lint win snil nlds.
nominal; Pacific coast, 1906 crop,11018c;
1904 crop, 12c; olds, nominal.
HIDES Steady; Galveston. 20 to 23
pounds, 20c; California, 21 to 26 pounds,
21c: Texas dry, 24 to 10 pounds, 19c. .
lca 1 hck yuiei; t'o.i'Mc.
provisions Reef steady: family.
I10.00ffill.00; mess, 18.00 8.50; beef hams,
t tl.vvW tl.bv; cut meats, nrm; picmru
bellies. 111.00! 12.60: pickled shoulders,
18.268.76; pickled hams, 112.00 12.60.
Lard, firm; prime western, J8.J043 8.10; re
fined, quiet: continent, 19.26; compound,
17.12V'7 87HI South America, 110.00.
Pork, ateady; family. 118.60619 00; short
clear, 117. 000 18.76; mesa, I18.T5 19.26.
taliaiw Firm, 0 n one .
RICK Steady; domeatlc, fair to extra,
BUTTER Firm. , Street pHcea; . Kxtra
creamery, 2424Hc umctai prices;
Creamery, common to extra, l5'2tc;
state dairy. common to fancy, 17
MnnvitMt fHtmmn to aatra.
21c; western factory, common to firsts, 16
Sll8c; western imitation creamery, extras,
2W21c; flrsts, 18Hai9c.
CHEESE Steady ; state run cream, inrge,
fair to fancy, 12124c; amall, fair to
fancy, llt412io.
Edas Strong: western firsts, JKBOlVxc;
fflcial price. ZlfOTttc.
POULTRY Live, steady; western spring
chickens, lie; fowls and turkeys. 14c.
Drersed steady to Arm: western spring
chickens, 13&15c; turkeys. ll14c; fowls, 10
S 14c.
St. Irfiois General Market.
or i rvTTia an r WHKAT Lower:
Mn'9'ra mil IdVm I&i72c: NO. I
hard,' 69H72c; December, 70Hc; May,
76c
CORN-Lower; caah, track. No., I, 46H
anuf ncemher. 4084c: May. 41c;
No. white. 48H049C .
OATS Lower; casn. iraca, do. , ji
814c; December, 61HH14c; May, SSVic;
No. 2 white, 22 82 He.
rar A..U,. ..Int., natMitl 13 Ml
f?3.65; extra fancy and gtraight, $8.06(3.40;
Clear, z.7wrz.wu.
SEED Timothy steaay, .owbwj.
CORNMEAL Steady, 12.00.
H RAN Firm; sacked east track. 78(3W4)C.
HAT Quiet: timothy. tl2.0016.00; prairie,
is.oo(fiio.oo.
IKON COTTON TIBB l.u.
BAOOINO-9 l-lc. r
HEMP TWINE 7Vc., ....
$18.40. Lard, higher: prime steam, 88.40.
--.. -. 1 . Iaiasx knTail a-tra iVirtr-t m
clear rlba. $9.17H: 'hort chvrg. I9 60. J
Uan ' In-M' hr,H . itrft short 19 S7!
clear ribs. $10.12H; short clear, 110.26. .
POULTRY. yuiei; cntcaenis iwi
springs. llHc; turkeys, 14 Vic; dueka, 10;
geese, 6c.
BUTTER-'-rirm:' creamery,- 19025Hc;
dairy, 18 22c.
EGOS bteaay, lec.
Tteoelnta. Shlnments.
T-lour. bbl... 6.000 14.000
Wheat, bu 60.000 , 69,009
Corn, bu n,nno 14.000
Oats, bu t.i2&.uw ,w
Minneapolis Grain Market.
fRiinerlnr Roard of Trade Quotations for
Minneapolla and Chicago delivery). The
range of prices, aa reported by F. D. Duy
& Co., 110-111 Board oi rraae, waa;
THIMVlTAPrtT.IS. on. B. -FLOITR. Flirt
patents, $4.4H.10; second p' jnts, 13
a.nt; nrst clears, n.axot.w, vrcunu wic-io
fi. BIKh.2.60.
H KAN In bulk, wz.txwij.io.
ArUcIe. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.) Yes'y
Wheat-
May...
Sept...
Dec. . .
T6 76H!7i'ffT4
7010V 70",704tf
U" iivk i'T
Flax-
Sept...
Oct....
Nov...
Dec...
I 10 1 10
1 10H
1 094
106-Hj
1 08Vi 1 0841
1 081 1 08W
1 07 171
Minneapolla Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard. . Ti'ici new. 74ho: No. 1 northern,
74VN new, 73Ho; to arrive, 7V4c; No. 2
nortnern, c; new, uc; so. s, 111., mw,
70c: No. 1 durum. 63Vc; to arrive. 62c: No,
I durum, 81 Vc; to arrive, 69c. Corn: No.
I yellow. 44c: No. 8. 43HC- Oata: No.
white,' 2Hc: No. S. 2674'ft26;c. Barleyt $343
47C K: tltb2c. ctaxi ii.w.
' Kaaaaa City Grata and Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Sept. J. WH EAT Sep
tember. 63Hc: December, (Bfee; May,- 70c
Cash:. No. 2 hard. eVA'oirrHc ; no, 1, niUc;
No. 2 red, 66VC7c; No. S. WV0:.
CORN September, 424,c; December, SSc;
May, is'kc; juiy, sc casn; no. a mixea,
lai4c: No. X white. 4. c. .
OATS No. t white, llVi.SlVac; No. 1
mixed, 3SHC
RYE Steadv: No. 1. 67-12 56c.
' KAY-Steady; cholse timothy, 110.2t4jn.00;
choice prairie, a (xi.uu.
,v BUGS Firm; extrit, 20; flrsts, case jn-
eluded. 19c: seconds. 12c.
BUTTER Creamery, extra, 23c; packing.
16lC.
, Receipt. Shipments
Wheat, bu lto.OOO 122JV00
Corn, bu 28.000 i 4S.(jj0
Oata, bu ll.Ou , 10,000
Liverpool Grain and Provisions.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6 WHEAT Spot,
nulet: No. 1 red western, winter. 6a lOd.
Futurea quiet; September, 6 2d; Decem
ber. 6 Id.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, new,
4 loVxd; American mixed, old. 4a lid. Fu
ture quiet; September, nominal; Decem
ber, nw, 4a 6a; January, new, 4 M.
Poortu. -aln Market. 1
PEORIA. Bept. I. CORN Lower; No. I
yellow and No. 1 471ic; No. 1 4c
OATS Finn: No. I whit. Sic; No. 1
white. St'c; No. 4 white, 292Mc
RYE Steady; No. I, 69c
WHISK Y-On th baU of $1-29 for fin
lahed guoda
Mllwaakos Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Bept. WHEAT No. 1
northern, 7ti4?77o; No. I northern, TSjjpTSc;
December, 7vc.
B A RLEi Slrmec; No. t, (6jHo4 aampl.
Dmlatk Grain Market.
DULUTH, Bept. a WHEAT On track,
new. No. 1 northern, 73c; No. I northern.
uc; uecemDer, 710.
OATS New, to arrive. t8c
Toledo 1 Market.
TOLEDO. BeoC $ 81 EDS Clover, old
17.40; October and December, $7.47S4 Rye,
66c, nominal. Timothy, ll.i. Alsike, prim,
Cotre Market.
NEW YORK. Bept. i. COrFEEV-Markot
for future opened steady at unchanged
price to a decline of 6 polnta but aoon
turned easier under a renewal of Wall
street liquidation and during the middle a
slon ruled about 6tlv pouit lower. Clos
ing cablea from Hamburg reported a mod
erate Improvement put Havre remained
aay. Bmalllan receipt were beavy and
wltll the weather in Brazil remtlned dry,
no further crop complaints were rerrlvrd.
One or two month rallied lightly In th
1 uu iraaing on onrnm, wim tn close
1 steaay. net uncnangea 10 iu point lower
I bale vr reyvrtM 01 ', oa,
TSMrH 75H
70VH 70V
TIM . 71
1 10s 1 ion
1 09S 1 094
1 09 1 ('
1 08 1 06
NZW YORK STOCKS ASD BONDS
Continusd Stringency 1i Vooej (eoki
Eptoulttion i ttock.
CALL BATE RISES TO FORTY PER CENT
American Smelling Aittsm lat Jn
Session on Dividend Report sal
I . Folio-real by I nlon
Paeiae.
NEW YORK. BDl. 8. The continued
stringency of the money market kept tne
peculation In atock in check today aa is
vnown by the shrinkage in the total ft
ahdits nld during the day at the
stork exchange. There waa some depres
sion in the n arket, but its moderate pro
portions, in view of the unpropttlous clr
cO.nsiance wa accepted as negatively
favorable. First loana on call money were
made at 17 rer cent and the rale run un
almuet immodiataly to 24 per oent and in
me anernoon to 4 per cent. Many of the
banks asked 20 per cent as the renewal
rate on standing call loana.- Th local
banks were practically out of the money
market In the sense of extending any new
credit and th supply for fresh borrower
came almost entirely from out of town
banks, the targe proportion representing
foreign funds, th proceeds of finance bills
which ware sold freely In th foreign ex
change market.
The resistance ahown bv stocks to the
Influence of th money stringency during
the mld-sewlon wis due to expressions of
confidence that relief would be promptly
lunncoming lor tne money maraet. ints
professed confidence waa baaed on conjec
ture rather than on an actual amelioration
In money conditions. The favorite meas
ure pointed to In the current surmise, was
action by th United States treasury de
portment.
The prevailing stringency In money wtia
urged aa justifying action by the author
ities to release the idle eurpHia funds at
the command of the treasury. Hopes
were expressed that the secretary of the
treasury would resort again to the meas
ure employed laat April for facilitating
gold Imrjorta when government funds were
advanced to national bank which intended
to make gold Imports, thus saving Interest
charges during the period of transit, but
the secretary' order to that effect did not
become publicly known until after the close
of the market. The exhaustion of the
loaning power of the clearing house banks
was clearly Indicated by the amount with
drawn on oubtreasury operations since
the last bank statement, which was 14.455,-
Ono. The surplus above legal requirements
shown by the bank statement amounted
to but I2.V9.400. Today $l,800.nn0 waa trans
ferred to Ban Francisco and $2no.O0O to New
Orleans by telegraphic transfer through
the subtreasury and the Interior con
tinues to draw on this center through the
medium of the expres companies. On
the aide of the foreign exchange market
the influences were mixed. Some of the
engagements reported yesterday of gold for
shipment to New York were contrsdlcted
today. The $2,016,000 reported withdrawn
from the Bank of England for shipment
to New York wa believed to Include some
of the engagements reported tn New York
yesterday.
Speculative aentlment wa more affected
by the vague rumors of an accumulation
of gold being mad for New York account
In foreign capitals by concealed device.
which In to be shipped at an opportune
moment to sustain the atock market. The
price paid for the gold withdrawn from
the Bank of Enarland was considerably
above the market price and the price of
gold In Parts was reported hlaher. Indi
cating the opposition to New York' de
mands for gold in these markets. Tittle
loans for ninety daya advanced to 8 per
rent and the six montns was tft to 7 per
oent. A strong rebound In American
Smelting on the appearance of the annual
report followed by strength In Amalga
mated Copper and a fresh rise In Union
Paclflo were th sustaining leatures in
the market and that late advanoea were
fairly well sustained, until the closing, In
spite of. a rate of 40 per cent for call
money.
Bonds were irregular. Total sate par
value $2.22.0QO. United State 2 ad
vanced W ner cent on call.
Following was th rang 01 price on in
New York stooa exchange:
galea Hltn. Low. cmn,
Aoams Eiprus
Amalgamated Copper ...j
Amr. Car and Foundry..
.144.800 11144 104H 1"S
. l.tOO MV WH W4
do pfd .
A mar. Cotton Oil. J
101
10 It
11
1
II
no
1
14
do pra
Amer. ExDreaa . . . .'. i. . .
Amor. Hid and LMthnr ptd
Amor. Ie SoeurttlM .-
00
1,100
1H
II
4
to
Aim. LlnsMd Otl
do pfd .....m
Amer. Locomotive .........
do nfd
41
1,400 n
70s
100 1IIH lUVk lit
Amar. flmaltln 4k Reflnini M.S" lH W
do pfd
Amar. tugar Redoing....
Amar. Tobacee pfd otfa..
Anaconda Mining Ce
Atchlaon
do pfd
Atlantis Coast Lin
Baltimore Ohio
do pfd
Brooklrn Rapid Tranalt..
Canadian Pacific
Cantral of Naw Jaracr...
Chraaptaka Ohio
Chicago Oraat Waa tern. . .
Chicago A Northwaatam.
C M. A St. Paul
Chicago Tarm. A Trana..
do pfd
CO.. n. St. Loula..
Colorado Fual and Iron. .
lolorado at Southara ...
do iat pfd
do id pfd
Conaolldatad Oaa
Cora Prodaeta rfg
do pkt
Delaware A Hudson
IMI.. Lark. A Waalarn...
Dan car A Rio Orande....
do pfd
Dletlllarf Seeurttl
rl
too 11H IKS ltm
4,000 1 lltH 1UM
10 100 100,
4
tl.400 Ml
JTH IMS
T7.700 10
lets 1""S
O0 100S 100 loos,
tflO 141 141 141
44.400 121S HIS 11
M
I.400 IIS "S 1S
I. SO0 17tS 173S 176
JJ
8,000 4S 4ISa 44
K0 17 "S "S
II, H) 111 . 810 111
M.100 IMS KTS fS
II
7
(W 44 M l
15.4O0 6tS S u
. 400 I7S its rs
s
MS,
1.M0 il 111 111
400 1S US US
74
TOO tll 114 - HIS
(06
1.400 43 41S 41
00 44 M U
1,000 11 40S 41
4.000 47 44 41
800 T7 T7S 77
0 Tl 71 T1S
400 147 IMS 14 S
SIM
10 ITtS HIS 171
. H
10 us u u
1. 100 4 41 4a
14
.... ... .... n
.... MS
00 ti n r
do 1st pfd
do Id pfd
Oanerat Blactrle
Hocking Valley
Illlnola Central
Inter. Paper
do pfd ,
Inter. Pump
do pfd ,
Iowa Central
do pfd ,
Kanaaa City Southern
d pfd
Louisville NaabTlllo...,
Mexican Central
Minn. it. Louis
M.i St. P. gault It. M
do pfd
Mlpaouri PaetSo
Mlaeouri, Kaaaas 4 Toaas
do pfd
National Lead
N. R. R. oi Ueitoe pfd...,
New York Central....
N. Y., Ont. A Weetara...
Norfolk Western
do prd
North Americas
PaciSe Mall -
Peunarlvenla ...f
People' a Oaa
Pitta.. 0.. C. A St. L....
Preaaad Steel Car
do pfd
Pullman Palace Car
Reading
do let pfd
400
(7 47
4,100 141 t47 141
400
II
0
W
too
IIS
IIS
lit",
4
4
10
111
170
100 171
1.4U0. 07
400 11
97
!K
.... 70
I. TOO
T 77
44 44
Uti 143
00
14.400 144
. i.mo o
, 1.400 M
40
IS
6.'
S
9KS
'40
IS 1S
1
w aa - - t -
7
Tl.luO 142 141 141
w
its
i-jS
44
s
400 H
100 141
M 140
141,100 140 111 !:
-w
do Id pfd
Repuhllo Steel
do pfd
Rock Ialand Co
do pfd ...
Rubber Oooda pfd
St. L. A Saa Fran. Id pfd.
St. Loulo Southweetera....
tu
I
100
44
4
41
1.M0
IS
M
7'
s
MS
J7
44S
4.700
400.
t00 41.
W .,U v
Southara Paclflo ....
do pfd
Southern Railway ...
1,104
W.I00
1
IS MS
'S
400 117 117 117
4.700
. M0
MS
OS
4
U
41
17
MS
Si
pfd
M
1U
14
U
4:u
, .mm,, v ui ana irai.., , ,
Teaaa A PaeltM ... .....II,
Tol.. St. L. A Waelera....
do ptd
14'
U
1:
100
lot
t'nloo Pactfo
de pfd .,
117.100 lti
1S ltt
10 4S
V. S. Kipreaa
U. 8. Realty
tl. S. Rubber
do pfd
V. S Steel
do pfd
Virginia-Carolina Chemical.
do pfd 1
Wabaah
do pfd
Walla-rmrge Eipreaa
Weatlnghouea Blectrl ...
Weetern Unlea
Wheeling A Lake Brl
Wloconela Otalral
da pfd
Northers Paotto
Cantral Leal her .,
do ptd
SloasSheaeld
Il0 114 114
ill
14
.'too 44
0u0 lot
41 44
104 107
I1.4II0 44 44
44
0.400 lv7 li
107
IS
M
144
1
ins
H
i'S
'ioo
xs
44
10
44
100
1
11
14
IS
1
10
MS
ir
luO
it
I.4O0 114
704 14
400 lot
Hit 114
H W
141
1U
74
IIS
ia
Great Nortnern pfd ll.Ou 134
4 Ul
IBUraoroaca earosouua. . loo
de ptd tu
Aahed.
14
74
a
14
r.
Total sales lor th day. I.llt.10 anarea.
Mew Ynrk Mining Stneka.
NEW YORK, Sept. I. Closing quotations
on nunina wiuiraa wan
A4aau Con 9
AUoe 170
Little Chief .
Oatart
.. I
..171
.144
.. I
.. 11
Braces t1'
Bn enawlck Ooa K
Comeleck Tunnel .... IT
Con. Cal aad V.,.. 44
Hera Stlaar leu
Iron Silver tu
Lasdrlll Cea. ....... I
Ophlr
rhaenl
Peteel
Sevaw
..100
Sierra Nevada ......
id
M
eeaaii nope
ISUadard
Trensnry Statement.
WABHINOTON, Sept. n-Today's Mate
mem 0 th treasury balances In the gen
eral fubd, exclusive of the $1SO.O0u.ujo sold
KM.Kl.Jr'7; gold coin snrt b illion, $1'9.:$.
gold rei tihcatea, $,4. lit'i.lTu.
rw York Money Mnrket.
NEW YORK. Sept. l.-MONEY-tm call.
tVotig at lTtrtO per cent; ruling rate, A per
rent: closing bid, U per cent; oflered at W
Per rent, 'lime loana, strung: sixty days.
iKi.S per cent; ninety oaya, per rent; six
monthH, SVt'ft" per cent.
I'KIME. Mt.rlt Aniil.il. lAfMi-ivi per
cent.
8TERLINO EXCHANQr W esk at 14 g,l0
(T4 S31t for demand and at $4 ("raft. 8110 for
Sixty-day bills; posted rates, $4 81V(i'4.U
$4 MJtya ; commercial bills, $4.7'.
HILVKR bar. 7Sc; Mexican dollars,
'SP- . ...
UONDS oorernment. nrm; raiiroaa, 11-
regular.
Uuotatlona Ml ' jvew xorg Donas toaay
were aa follow:
V. 8. ref. ta, re 104 Japan ta. ta aeries
do coupon 104 ' do 4a. etfa....
V. S. la. rag 1IS do Id aarlea ....
do coupon lo3s do 4a. ctt ,
'
0
i
f. S. old 4a. raa....lt'i'L. A N. unl. 4a
1lK
do coupon ...int Mnnkat. c (old 4s f iS
V. S. new 4a,
..lit 1 Max. Central 4a 74
do eoupea
Am. Tobacco 4a.
de 4a
,.131 I do 1st Ino 1
. ." 74 "'M. A St. L. 4a, ei-lrt n
,.11IS M . K. A T. 4a lo
.101; do ld M
Atchlaon tn. 4S..
da ad, 4a s
Atlantic . L. 4a.
B. A O. 4s
do la
Brk. R. T. ev. aa.
Cantral of Oa. 4a.
do 1st lae
do Id Inc
do Id Ina
Chea. A Ohio 4l.
Chlrage A A. !a.
C, B. A Q. n. 4s.
C, R. 1. A 4. 4e.
.. 16 N. R. R. or M e. 4a. m
.. "S
N. T. C. sn. la.... 12
..101
.. M
.. )
..1101,
.. M
.. M
..
.'.104
N. 1. c. sn M....II
No Pacific 4t IMS
do la 7
N. A Wert con 4a. .10"
Or. S. L. rfg. 4 M
Penn. CT. ta 101 S
ftaadln (en, 4o 04
St. L. A I. M . ta..ll4
.. 77
.. M
St. L. A S. F. fg. 4s M
St. L. 8. W. s. 4a.. 77
;!seboard Air L. 4a.. 14
nuiio. Pacific 4a M
do ool. 4a....
CCC. A St. L. (. 4a.l00 do lat 4a. ctta
Colo. lnd. 4a. ear A. 74V"- Railway 4a. .....116
Colo. Mid. 40 , 14T. A P. lata 114
Colo. A Southern 4a. 41:T., St. L. A W. 4a.. "a
Cuba ta ioiilnloa Pad lie 4a I '.!
D A R. O. 4a Ion I' Steel M 4a
Plat. Sec ta M Wahaah lata
Brie prior hen 4....loo! do deb. B.
do tan. 4a I4U Wettein Md.
114
M
MS"
MS
MS
Hock. Valley 4a....loW. A L. B. 4a
Japan 4
l0lWla. Central 4a..
Off era.
Boston Rtorkn aid Honda.
BOSTON, Bept. 5-OalI loans. WTT per
cent: time loans. 4JtVb per cent
v losing
quotations on stocks and bonds were
"Atchlaon ad. 4s... n
Atlantic
us
do 4a
.100 Bingham
.. to
,.7M
.. 134
.. 7?
.. 14
.. f
.. 11
.. II
.. IS
.. 11
.. 44
.. IS
.. 41
..111
.. 1S
.. it
.. s
.. la
.. i
.. 4J
... t
..
...40
.. 4
.. 7
. .157
.. tt
.. :
.. 17
..
..114
.. US
.. 17
Max. Central 4a..
Atchlaon
do pfd
Boston A A
Boaton A Ma...,
Boaton Elerated ,
Fltchburg pfd ..
... 74 Cal. A Hecla....
...107S Centannlnl
...100 Copper Range ...
...144 Pair West
...141 Franklin
...150 OranbT a
...134 lale Roralo
... M Maaa. Mining
Mexican Central
N. T.. N. H. A H....144 ' iMIchlgan
Para Marquette .... It Mohawk
I'nlon Pacllc lt Mont. Coal A C.
Am. Arge. Chem.... 14 lOld Dominion ..
do pfd 44 Oeceola
Am. Pnau. Tub.... It Parrot
Am. Sugar ......,. IK Qulncy
do pfd
..14 Ighannon
..ljaslTamarmck
.. 14 Trinity r
Am. Tel. A Tel.
Am. Woolen ....
do pfd
lliunitei copper
Pom. Iron A A....
14
U. 8. Mining
Edison Elac. 111'. in
V. S. Oil
Utah
Victoria
Winona
Wolrorlne
Orecne Con
North Butt
Nevada
Mitchell
t'al. A Arlsona...
Tecutneeh-
Arts. Commercial.,
Maaa. Klectrlo
US
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa
United Fruit
tjnled Shoe Mach..
do pfd
V. S. Steal
do pfd
AdTsnours
Ailouei
Amalgamated
Asked. Bid.
. 70
17
.101
. 10
.
. 44
.IMS
. IS
. 14
.111'
London t losing Stocks.
LONDON, Sept. 5. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Consols, money MM., K. A T
. 14
do account 44 14-14 N. Y. Central....
.144
Anaconda
1, Norfolk A W. ...... I'S
Atchlaon .
..nisi do pfd ..
do pfd . .
luSS'Ont. A Weil era.
Baltimore A Ohio. ...126
Canadian Pacific ....mi
Chea. A Ohio M
Chicago O. W. 18
Panneylvanta
Rand Mines
Reading ....
Southern Ry
do pfd ....
So. Pacific .
.. 4
.. 7J
.. 14
..103
.. 14
..17
..
.. 47
..107
.. 11
., 4
t., M. A si. r, IMS
IMBeera
D. A R. 0
do pfd
Erla
do lat pfd ....
do id pfd
Illinois Central
.. US
43 1 Union Paclflo
. !! -do pro ....
. 41 U. 8. Steel..
H do pfd
, 74. Wabaah .....
.17S1 do pfd
.IhtiA. Snanlah 4a ...
L. A N
SIM'ER, Bar! steady; 31d per ounce.
Muwjtr iwui per cent.
The rate of discount tn the open market
for short hills la 1 per cent; for three
months' bill, t per cent.
Bank Clearing.
OMAHA, Sept. Sj-Bank clearings for to
day were $1,966,119, -and for the correspond
ing date last, yea ll.9,eOJ.o4.
Boaton 0stpr Mnrket.
Closing quotations bet, Boston copper mar
ket, reported by LoMn, A. Bryan, I Board
01 iraoe ouiiaing, umana:
Adrantur
IS Michigan 11
Allouea
Atlantle '
Bingham
Black Mountain
14 Mohawk ', 4
11 Nevada Conaolldatad.. I'S
1 North Butts 14
4 Old Demlnloa 41
Boetoa Consolidated.. M Oeceola
ii
Beue Coalition
llSPnea. Service ....... 14
Calumet A Arlsona. .114 Pnau. Service, ppfd.. 14
Calumet A Hecla... .7W Oulncy M
Centennial
.. U Shannon 4
. 77 Tamarack M
. 14 Trinity IS
.10 United Fruit 104
. 10 United Statea. com... 61
. (4 United St a tea, pfd... 41
, lluuh Conaolldatad ... 40
. 4 Utah Copper tl
Coppoff Range
bally Weet .,
Beaat Bute ...
Franklin
Oreene Copper
Oranby
Helvetia ,
lale Royal
II Victoria 4
US. Pltlaburs... 17 Winona
1
1
MaaaachuaatUi 4 Wolvarln
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Maaa., Sept. $. WOOLr-There
Is unflagging Interest In the wool market,
though th trader hav expected heavier
buying than has prevailed. Tha market
is firm. Strong effort to break prloea hav
failed, l'ulled wools are quiet. Thre 1 a
demand for that which is scare and In
which supplies that at plentiful ar diffi
cult to move at price. Foreign grade ar
strong. Leading quotations follow: Ohio
and Pennsylvania XX and above, 34c;
X 1632c; No. 1, 4C841c; No. 1, &&89c: fin
unwashed, 026c; naif blood unwashed,
8a&34c; thre-elghths blood, anwashed, HQ
$su; quarter blond, unwashed, 8a33o; de
laine washed. JWjS7o; delaine, unwashed,
2&4C2o. Michigan, flne unwashed, XxhMc;
half blood unwashed. Ilff32c; three-eighth
blood tin washed,, 8Hfl33c; quarter blood
unwashed, 31&82c; delaine unwashed. 2Tti28c
Kentucky, Indiana: and Missouri, com Ding
thrce-elgnth blood, S3iiS6c; , combing
quarter blood, 83fe34o. Texas, scoured
basfa, fin, twelv months, T27So; line six
to eight month. Vi7oc; fin fall clean,
82(3o. California, scoured basis, north
ern good, SMfrTOc; tolddl county, 86jio;
southern. StiriSc; fail free, &6ti7c. Oregon,
scoured Dasla, eastern No. 1 staple, TuqHc;
eastern No. i clothing, 678c; valley No.
1, 6ot;?o. Territory staple, scoured basis,
flne, 73'7Bc; fin medium, 68&70c: medium,
6&S86c. Territory ordinary, aoourad basis,
flne, 704720; fine medium, 6&370c; medium,
UbiibSo. Colorado and New Mexico spring,
scoured basis. X, o84f70c; No. 1, 64oc.
Fulled wools, scoured basis, extra, 72(jT4c;
line. 89c; A. supera, 42iu4c; 11, supers, bo&two.
ox. lam. ia, sal., DvpL. o. w uuli oii'auy;
medium grades, combing and clothing. 24V
tj&c; light flne, H'Oc; heavy On, l17u;
tub washed, 32S8c. . c
.Cotton Market. .
NEW YORK. 8Tt. .-X)TTON-tJpnt
market cloaed quiet; middling uplands, 9.9nc;
middling gulf, 10.18c; sales, 138 bales.
ST. IXUI3. Mo.. 8epu S.-COTTON-Qulet;
middling, 9Sc Sales, 10 balea; re
ceipts, 44 bales; shipments, $7 bales;-stock,
13.340 bales.
NEW ORIEAN8. Bept- 5. COTTON
Spot market, easy- low ordinary, 8Sc,
nominal: ordinary. (He, nominal; good or
dinal y. T7-16c; low middling. 8c: middling,
9Vac; good middling 94c; middling fair. Mi",
nominal, Salea, 1.750; receipt, 480; stock,
15,819. .
LIVERPOOI '8ept. B COTTON Spot
nmrket, moderate buslnes done; price
I point higher. American middling fitlr.
8 8hd; good middling. S.Sud:. middling. I.S&l;
low midllng, $.18d; good ordinarv, 4 94: or
dinary 4.70d. Th aalea of the day Wer
B.Ofrt bales, of which Sort were for specula
tion and export and Included 4.800 hnlea
American. Receipt, ,0U baits, Including
400 Amiicn.
Metal Market.
NEW TCRK. Sept. METALS There
waa a sharp advance In the London tin
market, with spot closing at 186 and fu
tures at aHM 7 8d. Locally th market
waa steady and higher In sympathy with
pot, quoted at $40,864.60, com asking as
high aa $40.75. Copper waa higher In Lon
don, with srot and futurea both quoted
at &t 7a Id. Locally the market Is strong
and a shade hlvher. with lake ouotod at
8.m419 00- lectrolytlc. $18.2'ArTl$ 75: cast
Inr 118 r 3 IS. 50. Lead was 2s 8d higher at
17 17a 8d. In London. locally the market
waa unchanced at KTSfiSM Bpelter wa
steady at $8.0u 10. locally; and at 27
loa In Iindon. Iron wa lower In the
English market, with Standard Foundry
quoted at 13 lOd and Cleveland warrants
at 64 4Vvd. Locally Iron waa urtchanard.
No. 1 foundry northern waa quotrd at F.triO
?1.00: No. 1 foundry northern. 119 &Ov (A;
No. 1 foundry southern 88orZ1.00 and No.
I foundrv "'ithem. 130.fX'jifi 80
ST. I-OI'IH. Sent. 6 M KJ A L8 Lead,
firm. $6.76; spelter, firm. $B92Vi-
Phtla4elnnln Prodiea Marked
PH IL A IET-PHI A . Sept. I. BITTER
Firm: "4 demand; extra western rream
erv. 4V,fc.
F08 Firm: sooei demand: nearby fresh
and western fresh. J3c at mark.
CHEKSK-FI'K- wnj deojgnl: V--r urt
U Vit J?t'.S'U .
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Eeit'Cattlt Aleut Stead;, Otberi flaw
aid totrtr.
HOGS STILL TRAVELING DOWN HILL
Feeding Sheep In Large Unpplr
Very Active Seller at Good
' StroMa Prices Fet Sheep
Slow mm4 Weak.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. $. Iim.
Receinta - r . - ,.-,!. lnmm K , T
Official Monday $,oti9 i.m 14,937
Hlhclal luesday !.'.. ,,6,1
Ofliclal Wednesday l.suO 7.000 13.6t
Three day this wek..3.3!S j083 5fi.io
Bam day last week. ...18.161 J2.HC0 19,119
Same two week ago....U,l 22,041 19,,!'4
Same thre week ago... 9.9k! 11.441 J0 6t.ll
8sme four week ago....U5!4 21 841 42.SIS
Same daya last year.... 20.847 U.SW 40,"i64
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATE.
The following table shows th receipts
of cattle, hoga and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
rear; in, i?x. Ino.
648.0M ofo.fVW K.4
Hogs 1.89J.472 1.71t4fl 181.011
8hep 1.118,917 1,WS.2M rO.WJ
CATTLE 4JUOTATIONS.
Th following will hew tn prlc paid
for the different kind of cattl en tb
South Omaha market: . ,
Good to cholc corn-fed ter $S.60UO
lr to good corn-fed ter .0uu.o0
Common to fair corn-fed ters.... 4-tii6 w
Oood to cholc rang ster 4.604ft.lS
Fair to good rang steers 4.isi4.0
Common to fair range steer $.J64 00
Good grass cows and heifers 1 fxifi 60
Fair to good cowa and lielters.... $.404 1.90
Common to fair cows snd heifer.. 1 frfon 40
Good to choice stockers feeders. a8if4.S0
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. $.403 .80
Common to fair stocker $.00)180
Bulls, stag, ate t.lwirJ 75
Veal calves I.Ofxil 7$
Th following tabl shows th average
prlc of hogs at South Omaha tor th laat
several days, with comparisons:
Cat. 1904. 11906.11904. 190$.fl99$. 1901. 109.
Aug. 2S..
Aug. $4..
Aug. 26..
Aug. 26..
Aug. 27..
An. 'M .
$ 4H,
t 8
I 921
t
991
a
91
4 97
6 9ll 6 01
6 92
8 69
I 04
46
881
8 86,
6 U
6 a
I 461
6 11
I $3
6 8L'I
t iH
o
$ $7
7 !t!
I 9f
I $4
a
7 29
tl
4 98
6 02
03
6 00
6 06
I 04
e
60$
607
60$
0 a
I mt
7 27
I Oo
I 0$
Aug. 21..
7V
6 88
I 611
in
t U
T 1$
1 26
Aug. $0..
Aug. 81..
Bept. 1..
Sept. I .
Sept. $..
SeDt. 4..
I 77j
6 72
6 12
I 27
6 18
6 11
9
6 23
6 22
I 21
I 10
6 4HI
48
11
12
e
11
8 07
e
1 ri
J4H
i 7hi
I 27
7 43
a
6 48
42
6 61
a
1K
7 83
7 40
I 16
Sept. (..
I 261
I
'Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattl. Hog.
Omaha $l,Kiti OO .bwa-00
Chicago 1.4tng.80 6.16ta 36
Kanaas City 1.76fc4.60 6.006 20
St. Louis l OOijtl M 6.76&4I .
Sioux City 2.5t&i.OO 6.4t5.90
The official number of car of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattl. Hog. Sheep. H'se
C. M. A St. P 1
Wabash I
Missouri Paclflo 4
Union Paclflo 70
C. A. N. W. (east)
C. de N. W. (.west).... 114
C, Ht. P., M. & O I
C, B. at 3. (east).... 1
C, H. & Q. (west).... 97
C, R. I. 4 P. (east).. ..
Illinois Central
Chi. Qreat Western.. ..
I
1
26
2?
7
7
9
I
I
I
28
1
Total receipts ....S92
1U
63
The disposition of the day a receipt was
as follows, each buyer purchasing th num
ber of head Indicated i
Buyers. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co $19 96 1,1:
Swift and Company $26 $,388 4,1416
Cudahy Packing Co 1.810 X4M $.626
Armour & company..., 706 7a6
2,001
Cudahy Pack Co., K. C. 140
Armour 41 Co., K. C... 66
Vanaant Co 17
Carey 263
Ixhman & Co 91
McCreary 166
W. I. Stephen 296
Hill 6V Son 87
Lewi 6V Underwood .... 98
Huston Jr. Co 14$
N. Morris 70
Hamilton 6V Rothschild.. 170
L. F. Huss 810
Klngan A Co
Wolf 190
Mike Haggerty 102
Lelghton & Co
J. B. Root A Co 186
Bulla St Kiln 16
C. H. Clark $
g g 9 9tt
St. Lou!"r.' Beef Co.."
I r graham 4
274
129
$19
$27
Uehrner Bros a
Sullivan Bros 16
Brttton . 90
Other buyers 683 .... 14,186
Total .8.901 7.$76 $4.2!9
CATTLE Receipts of cattle wer large
again today, although not quite up to yes
terday's record, but double th receipt
of laat Wednesday. The total for the
thre day of this week show a heavy
gain over laat week and" a still heavier
gain over th corresponding period of
a year ago. A feature of th receipt
thl week ha boon th very large propor
tion of graaa cowa.
Soma of th beat beef steers which
were especially wanted to fill particular
order brought price Just about ateady
with yesterday, there being comparatively
little change on that kind. On the other
hand, medium to common kind sold
lower on account of the larg receipt
and th fact of a reported decline at
eastern market point. Th trad, a a
whole, waa alow, partly becaus of th
Indifference of buyer.
Cow and heifer wr extremely slew
sellers from start to finish. As ha been
the case all th week, the receipt wer
vary larg, there being probably all of
aeverity-flve cara On sale. Packers hav
been very heavy buyer all th week and
had a good many cattl on hand, so that
they were In no great need of additional
upplle. and a a reult they were very
much Inclined to take their time in fill
ing orders and It was unusually lat In
th afternoon b'ef -r a beginning waa ven
made. Price were generally lower than
yesterday, or 2055o lower than, laat
week The decline, on tha-medium and
common kind ha been especially sever
and thrr were alesmen who wer quot
ing some of these Vlnds a much a 40c
lower than one week ago.
Oood fleshy feeders, well bred and de
horned, were about steady, but specula
tor still had a good many cattl of all
kind on hand and were not at all anx
ious for the medium and common kinds.
The fart waa, anything light or other
than very desirable was extremely hard
to sell at lower prlc. It would be saft
to call cattl of that deacrlptlon all of
$6c lower for the week.
Repreaentatlve !
No.
14...
1...
$...
1...
1...
4...
1...
a.
..1444
.. tio
.. 440
.. 44
..1160
.. 404
rr. No. Av. fr.
rt It ion 1 M
1 46 44 1104 1 10
COWB. .
1 60 1
I 4 1
1 00 I
1 44 1
.944 1 II
.1070 1 41
1140 1 44
.111 I 14
170 1 40
HEIFERS.
. II
I 14 1
.. 41 I It
BULLS.
1 Si 1
1...
.114
.144 I 4
HUX'K CALVES.
in it
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
704 1 14 if 404 I 40
4M I 4 U Ml IN
140 1 10
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
i steers..
$ feeders
1 feeder
tfO
1 60
ter.... 721 $ 10
1 feeder. ..11301 60
9b0
6.W
160
i 60
1 26
1 $6
$ 3D
1 80
1 00
I 60
26
1 71
6 cow XSO 1 24
1 springer 1109
13 cow 984
I 44
I heirexs.. e-o
$ cows 900
10 feeders.. 1H
1 bull lo
I calf 190
$ calves... 180
$ feders..l&o0
11 cows W77
I steer.. ..1178
I steers. ...UU
4 steer.... 671
1 steer 10
1 steer 1140
1 cows Itc6
1 heifer.. 480
1 springer 1260
1 heller. .. 470
$ iieltVr.. 710
1 calves... $10
$00
1 76
i it
I 76
II feeder.
1 26
WVOMINQ.
66
62 steers.. ..1147 4 11
1 stag 1600 $ 00
1 steer 1310 4 00
9 steer... .1801 4(a)
t Steers... .INK) 4 00
4 cow luut I 9a
$ 00
4 00
4 00
4 0
,4 09
1 10
COLORADO.
$ feeder.. 8x0 1 76 4 feeder.. 864
1 feeder... 990 I 00 t feeder... 1060
$
$90
1
t 26
$ 46
$ 60
t 40
$
$ 26
I 10
t. winsry v yo.
14 feeder.. lCKn
1 60
4 feeder.. 79
I stocker. 310
$ 86
$ IS
100
$ 96
$ 60
$ 16
I 85
11 feeder.. 916
I heifer... 721
4 feeder.. 866
1$ cow Pvl
$ feeder., 770
t calvea... $11
21 feeder.. 911
14 feeder.. M
4 cow....
4 calves..
28 heifers..
!4 feeder.
. 7
117
. TOO
tv
8.4
19 row. .
4 stocker. 411
1 86
R. B Van Fassell. Wyoming
I ?4 feeders. 121 9 f,M 2 feeders. .11 $10
33 feeders 113 4 26 11 cows sol $18
T. D. O Nell. Wvomlng.
a o $ () '! lag
46
"'lal'
3
John Whlttaker Wyo,
41 feeder. 11 71 4 40 21 cows 1 "24
1 80
4 cow..
.1180 I 00
lan fc-gan, Wyoming.
.Ml 71 rows 941
Smaller. South Dakota,
.lost 1 06
J Jcrtea, Wyoming.
lJ3 4 0
16 cows
i hi
C.
17 cow.
16 steer.
74 feeders.. 96
1 40
J. , M. Artama. Nebraska.
$0 cows 892 ln 7 feeder . 1017
$ 70
O. Bald-Neb.
9S cow 857 $ 1 cow.,
I steer.... 736 $ 16 1 teer.
Diemer A O. Neb
74 steers.. ,.1lS $ 60 $1 rows.
.1045 I 60
.1190 4 (
. 861 $ re
44 cows 1018 $ 00
H. Keller-Neb.
1 cows 922 t 46
F. Hrusa Neh
I feeders., 88$ I 26 1$ feeder. , 6T0
IS heifers... C17 $81 11 cows..... 931
R. Canet Neb.
II feeder.. 716 I 0$
A. L. A O W. Swlggart-Neb.
IS COWS 971 I 80 1 steer 1000
II. T. Braddock-Neb.
1$ rows K1 la 4 steers . .1030
1 36
1 86
I ft
8
HOGS Everything was against th sell
er down In the hog division thl morn
ing. Th receipt wer liberal and other
market, without exception, ware reported
decidedly lower. Packers, as has been
th rase for om time back, were vrry
much on the bear aide and some of them
declsred right from the first tht they
would buy their hog 16c lower or not
buy them St all. Th result wa that
the general market waa fully 10c lower
nd In ome case po"'bly lower
than yesterday. A a matter of fact It
waa uneven and there were Individual
ale that did not how that much off.
Th trd waa fairly actlv considering
how much lower th market waa, and
th mot of the hog changed hands in
reasonable season, aellcr pparently be
ing of th opinion that It wa Impossible
to prevent the Inevitable.
Representative sales
No.
At.
in
Pf.
No.
Av.
..IM
..14
.14
SS. fr.
... I T
... 4 10
ltO I 14
1...
4...
it...
44...
44...
41...,
44...
ti...
41...
It...
41...
41...
44...
44...
44...
47...
44...
4...
....414
...4M
....!
...Ml
,...IM
....114
... r
....19
...til
....tit
...147
....ti
....4:4
....!
...Ml
....47
....174
....Ml
... JM
,...tT
....
....t6
to
4 74
n
I 4
I 44
40
I 44
..141 ... 4 7
..144 40 I 10
.til ... 4 70
..44 40 I 74
lto
I 44
I 44
I 40
I Il 44 4 70
00 U7 40 74
44 ! 140 I 74
71 HI ... Ill
to ... I 74
Tt !47 40 I 11
14 i 40 I 74
00 (41 40 I 14
07 144 M I Tl
44 JS1 ... 174
74 141 40 I 74
41 Ml 4(1 I 17 tj
no
I 44
... 4 44
... 140
40 I 40
... I 40
lit 1 41
... 44
... I 44
40 I 44
... I IS
40 I 14
... I 44
41 HI HI I 44 44 114 110 I 40
41 MO ... tl it m 40 4 40
44 t6 ... I 45 14 114 ... I 40
44 141 ...'III 74 Ul 43 4 40
SHEEP The official recount of yester
day's receipts showed the total to hav
been 27.67$, which wa larger than the
estimate and larger than the combined
recelpta of any other two marketa of the
country. In spite of the fact that th re
ceipt wer so large and that some of the
trains did not get In until 1 o'clock in the
afternoon, everything barring one single
load was sold before the close of the
market. More than thst feeder sheep and
lambs, which constituted the bulk of the
receipts war not only actlva, but strong
all day.
Thl morning th receipt wer only about
one-half a large and still there wa a very
liberal run. A wa th case yesterday
feeder buyers were very numerous and
very anxious for supplies, so much so
that th market on all desirable kinds wa
actlv and . fully steady with yesterday's
strong prloea Feeder sheep especially were
In very good request and anything of that
description sold very quickly at prloea most
satisfactory to owner. A noted yesterday
the heaviest aheep feeder In the country
ar hr and are buying freely regardless
of the fact that price are generally con
ceded to be high.
As noted yesterday there was an under
tone of weakneaa In the market for fat
sheep and lambs. Ther 1 no question
but what packer feel that tli market
I very high and no disguising the fact
that they believe that it ought to be
lower. At the earn time the feeder de
mand I so brisk and th supply of fat
heep and kamb ao moderate that It haa
been Impossible for them to force any
noteworthy reduction. Still the weak
feeling prevaila and packers are not buying
with th eagerness that characterises the
trad under other condition. They are
disposed to pick around her and ther
In an effort to And something worth the
money, thus making the trade on fat stuff
low and In ipota weaker.
Quotations on killers: Oood to choice
lamb, 6.7637.a6; fair to good lamb, lti. 60
4)8.76; good to cholc yearlings, $6.b09&.6;
good to choice wether. 66.16S6.60; fair
to good wethers, 16.00434.16: good to cholc
wen, t4.76tS6.26i fair to good we, $4,609
4.76.
Quotation on feeders! Lamb, $S.7594186;
yearlings, $6.2606.60; wether. $4.064,6.00;
we, 4 6fi4.40.
Representative sali
No.
$26 Idaho yearling
696 Idaho yearlings
600 Idaho yearling
44 Idaho yearlings
1044 Idaho yearlings ....
6 Nebraska lambs1....
Ar. Pr.
80 6 40
77 I no
76 6 60
78 t 60
,80 6 75
,68 6 26
, 68 I 40
,60 76
tl 8 76
,63 6 76
,63 I 76
,49 6 86
.104 I 26
,100 $ SO
,105 4 76
,97 4 40
,108 6 60
, 1"6 6 60
,88 4 90
,100 4 00
,94 4 a
,96 4 60
, 11$ 4 00
,97 4 76
.108 6 26
.107 6 25
,92 6 36
,119 (36
,80 I 60
,66 (60
,46 6 60
,80 $40
a 6 60
76
MARKET
973 Wyoming lambs,
181 Idaho lambs
71 Idaho lambs
$87 Idaho lamb ....
493 Idaho lambs
141 Idaho lamba
138 Iowa goats
1 Iowa goat
feeder.
$64 Wyoming we.
441 Wvomlna- ewes.
feeder...
171 Wvomlna wether.
Ifi Wyoming wether
489 Idaho wther, feeder....
166 Nebraska ewes, feeder....
279 Idaho we
494 Montana ewe
67 Idaho ewe
409 Montana ewe
$2$ Wyoming wether
ana Wvomlna wether
66 Idaho yrarllnga, feedera...
441 Utah we and wethera...
168 South Dakota yearllnga...
221 8. D. yearllnga, feedera..
138 Nebraska lamb, feeder.
44 Idaho lamb, feeder
46 Wyoming wethera
lOOnatlv lamb
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Stsndy to Lower, Hog 'Lower,
Sheen gtendy to Higher.
CHICAGO, Bept. . CATTLE Receipts,
27O0O head; market for best, leady; othera
10c lower; common to prime steera, $3 TVcf
$76; cows, $2.7004.76; heifer, $2.SC66.35;
bull. $1.2&4.o0: calve, $3.0007.60; stocker
and feedr. $2.6034 $&. . .
HOOi Receipts, 31.000 head; market 10c
lower cholc ,to prime heavy. $6 0004120;
medium to good heavy. $&.86.95; butcher
weight. $8.Kitt5 20; good to choice heavy
mixed. $5.9"(i; packing. $S.4otj6.S0; plg.
$5.6"640. '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt, $4,000
head: market steady to lc higher: sheep.
14 15.436.76; yearllnga, $6.aJ.&0; lamba, $4.00
t1.0.
Kanana City Live Stock Mnrket.
KANSA8 CITT. Mo.. Sept. 5. CATTLE
Receipts, 10.600 head, Including 1,400 south
erns: market ateady; western graaser
shad tower; calve 25c higher; choice ex
port and dressed beef steera, $6.0f(i 60;
fair to good. tt.0o-a6.6O; western steers $3 60
456.16; stocker and feedera. $2.60Q4.60;
southern steera $2.7691.76: southern cow,
ll.7f.?)3.00; native cowa $200473.86; natlv
heifers. $2.6&4.76, bulla. $t0Oil.00; calves,
$2,601(6.00.
HOGS Receipts, $.$00 head; market fv
16c lower; top. $4.26: bulk of sales, 98 0K
6 20; heavy. $6 9o-uii08: packer. $5.95f to;
pig and lights, 14.76(04 26
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.400
head; market for mutton steady. Iamb
strong: lambs. $8 OG31.60; natlv sheen and
yearling, lt.6ivfio.6ft; western clipped
yenrllngs, $5. 004)6.76; western clipped sheep,
$4 266.40; tockrs and feeder. $3.6066.60.
t.'Loats Live Stock Mnrket.
ST. LOl'IS. Bept. 6. CATTLE Receipts.
6.000 head. Including 1.600 Texana; market
steed: native (hipping and export ateera,
$4 9V&0 60; dreaeed beef and butcher steera
$3.7&W.10; steer under 1,000 pounds, $3 60
4 2C; dockers and feedera, $2.0i34.26; cows
and heifers. f2.4oV6.76: cs oners. 1.602.$3:
bulls. r2 885.75; calves, $J.COy.7&; Texas
and Indian steera, $3 Kftti 10; cows and
helfera, $2.00434 60.
HOGS Receipts, $.000 head; market 6c
lower; pigs and lights, $40oi4t0; packers,
$676441.20; butchers and best heavy, $4.204(
186.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, $.600
head; market steady: native muttons, $3 60
ti6.6fl; lamba, $3.60j'7.oO; culls and buck,
2 264,1.60; stocker, $2.76$4.H.
Stock In tight.
Receipt of Hv stock at th lg princi
pal waa tarn market yesterday:
Latiie. noga
Sheep.
18.500
1400
6811
1,600
14. OuO
South Omaha
Sioux City ...
Kanaas City .
St Joseph ...
St. Louis
Chicago .......
Totals ....
. .8u0
. IKO
,10.6rt
. $.429
,. 6.0O0
n.noo
.62.429 64.188 66,211
Ions City LI Stock Market.
BIOITX CITT, la , Bept. (.-(Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipte, 9-ft head; mar
ket steady; . beeves, $4-f"D.U; cowa, bull
and mixed. tl.l64 60; atockera and feeder.
Ltrai4?6: calves and yearling. t2 6"iJ SO
IV- lower, selling at $5 404jS $0; bulk of sales,
$6 60(i 5 70.
M. Joseph live Stock Market.
FT. JOSEI-II. Mo., ft. pt. 6 -CATTT.E
Receipts, 1,4:9 hend, market sternly; natives,
M.hoiuo rows snd heifers, 11 0-i.9o;
Mockers and feeders, llnrnHKi.
IKHIH-Krcelpt. .o head: market 61
IV lower top. $6 26; medium and heav,
$6.7Mof..
SHEEP AND 1-AMB8-Rece1rte, 8.811
head; market steady; lambs, $7.40
OMAHA VilltlLKttl.R MAItKKT.
a .
Condition of Trad and qaotntlon oa
Staple nnd Fancy Prod nee. .
EGGS Receipt, liberal; treati stock.
17c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 9Hffl0c; rooster.
6c; turkeys, 12l3c; ducks, i9o; apring
chickens. lClc per lb.
P. UTTER - Parking stock. lHc; cholcg
fancy dairy, Kvlsc; creamery, 2-f -4o,
HAT--l'rlrea quoua by un..,ii seed com.
pary: Choice upland. $9 60; medium, $$.00;
coarse, $8.01 4ft 8. $0. Rye straw, $7.00.
BRAN Per ton, $16 60.
VEGETABLES.
SWEET POTATOEo-Per bbl., $3.60.
ToMA 1 OKS Home gruwn, prr j-exet of
20 lb.. 26iu 36c.
WAX BKANP pr market basket of
about 18 His., 86c.
. TURNIPS, HEKTS AND CARROTS-Pef
DU., 76c.
. LEAF IJCYTUCB-Hottaoti, per flog,
head. 20c.
CKI.KRV -Per dos.. 10.
Cl'CUMBEnS-Hom grown, per dotv.
26C.
ONION'S Home grown. lo per 11).; Span
ih, $2.C4 per cratt.
GREEN ONIONS Per dot. bunches. 10.
RADISH En Per dos, bunches, 2oc
NAVY HKAN-Pci nu.. ll.s; aSo. 1 $171.
LIMA BEANS Per lb.. 6Vkc.
tiREEN PEPPERS Per mirkt haskot,
oe.
PARSLEY Hot housd, per dos. bunches,
20c.
CABBAGE Home grown, per lb., lWo.
KtJU PLANT-Fer dos., $1.
POTATOES-Per bu., 000.
TRUT1CAL FRUITS.
ORANGES Valencia, according to sis,
t4.-uiilli.00.
LEMONS LlmoDlera. extra fancy, tt
sue, 66.uo; M sixr, 610; 800 sue, $10. 60; other
brands, $1.00 less..
BANANAS Per medlum-sUed bunch,
$1 7r.2.J6; lumlxis. $2.S04e$.o.
DATES Per lb., 6u6c.
FHOlad.
PEACH E8 Y-lmw freestone, $1 ; Mll-ou-i,
per basket crate. Il.wstfl.3i, Call'
fotnla KlbtrtH. p r Imjx, 416.
PLUMS Calllornla, ll.6owi.75; Oregon
Italian prunes, 1.;.
PEARS Bartlett, per box, $2.00.
OHAPES-Mutno gtuwn, per -lo- basket,
20c.
APPLES Per bbl., $2.0Uf2.o0.
M E1A1N8.
WATERMELONS Per lb., lc, or about
25Jw each.
C'ANTELOUPES Colorado and Arlsona.
ptr crate (standard), $1.7S2.uo; ponies, $1.60,
CUT UEEF PRICES.
No. 1 ribs, 12c; 2o. 1 tip., uc; No. $ rlba,
6Vc; No. I loin, lofto; Nu. s loin, UHo:
No. $ lolu, ; Nu. I cr.uck, 6c; No. a
chuck, 4c; No. i chuck, $c: No. 1 lound, Sc:
No. 8 round, li No. t round, 4c; No. 1 ,
elate, lo; No. 1 plxte. aloe: Nu. a plat, fcl.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUGAR Granulated cane, in sacks, $6.31;
granulated beet, in sacks, tit.il.
SYKwP 1- bula. aic pi ai.; In caaea,
I 10-lb. can, 11.7D, cases, 11 6-iu. cans, $l.vi
cases, 24 J'i lb. cant, $1.86.
CHEESE li.'lrs. new. ic; Wisconsin
brick, 11014c; Wisconsin llmberger, Uc;
twins. l$WUi4c; young Americans, 14H.
COFFElv i.aleu. No , k4v fer lb.l
No . 2Vic 1 er lb.; Nu. per lb.; No.
26. 16Vo per 'b.i No. si, 12Vio per lb.
NUTS- '.Vnlnuts. No. I. soft shells, now
crop, per lb., liic; hard shells, per ,Jb.,
12c Pecans, large, per lb., 16o, small, per
lb., 12c. Chill walnut, per lb.. .itylSc.
Almonds, soft shell, per lb., 16c; hard
hells, per lb., 134jl4c CocoanuU, $4.00 per
sack of 100.
HONEY Per 24 frames, $$.60.
CANNED U'!i.iiJe-Corn. standard west
ern. 66Oc; Maine, $1.16. Toinatoe. $-lb.
can. $1.064140; t-lb., li'ictjll.OO. Plneap
plea gVtO 7-lb $2.O62.20; allced. jl.Owtf
$.201 gallon apples, fnncy, $3.00; California
Apricots, I17t j.tw; pears, $1.7&l4.2, ptach,
fancy, $1.764J2.4U; H. C. pcacnes. 1J. 004) 2.40.
Alaska salmon, red, $1.26; fancy Chinook, F
1210; fancy sockeye. f., tin.. rdinea,
oil, $$.60; mustard. $?.60iUe Sweet po
tatoea, $l.1unl.-i; sauerkraut, $1.00; pump
kins, 80ctill.OO: wax bean, -lb., Tktjlocj
lima beans, 2-lb.. 76cH Si; spinach, $136;
cheap peaa, 2ilb., COc; rxtiA, . mc ; fancy,
li.lH l 78.
CURED FISH-FamUy whtteflsb, pr
ouarter bbl.. 100 lb., 84.00: Norway mack
crel, No. 1. $28.00: No. 2. $24.00; No. S. $20.00;
Irish, No t $16 00; herring.. In bbls.. 200 lbs. ,
each, Norway, 4k, $13.00; Norway, Ik, 1U.0O;
Holland, mixed, $U.X; Holland herring, la
keg, milkers. SOc: kegs, mixed. 704.
FISH Buffalo, large dressed. 8c; trout,
medium or large,' dreaeed, 12c; pike, dressed,
11c; halibut, fine stock, 11c; catfish, dressed,
16c; bullheads, dressed and skinned, 12c;
white perch, dressed, 8c; crapplea. large,
12c; aunflsh, pan alze, 6c; white bass, extra
choice, 12c; pickerel, 9c; salmon, Chinook,
llo; whit fish (frosen), 12c: mackerel
(Spanish) ,16o; native, per flsh. llfiioV;
codfish, fresh frosen, 12c; flounders, fresh,
froien, 11c; blueflsh, fresh frosen, 16cj
haddock, fresh frosen. 10c; red snapper.
dressed, 12c; smelts, No. 1, per lb., 12c;
lobsters, (boiled), per lb., 40c; green, S7c;
eel, per lb., lc: frog leg, per dos., 26c;
roe shad, $1 each: shad roe. pair. 46c
HIDES AND TALIOW Green aalted.
No. 1. 13Hc; No. 2, 12'4c; hull hides, SM0c;
green hides. No. 1. ll4c; No. $, lO-fcc : horse,
ll.6txS3.50; sheep pelt, 60c3$1.2S. Tallow,
No. 1, 4c; No. i. $c.
WOOL-Per lb.. 1826u
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mutual Loan and Building associa
tion to Peter W. Koley, nH lot ,
block 1, Hanscom Place t
Hnry B. Lenere et al. to Kate
Btnrara, east 82 feet mh lot 24
and east $3 feot north 62 feet lot
28. Clark
William Llbby et al. to George 8.
1,500
1.400
701
1
Concannor, lot 16, block 109, South
Omaha
Guatav A. Wlese and wife to Tukey
Land company, lot 12, block .10,
Clifton Hill : .
Patrick F. Ford to William J. Dcr
mody, lota $, 4 and 6, blook- l, .
W. W.. Thompson's
Oeorge A. McCague to the McCague . '
Investment company, lots 1 and
4. block $, Pope Place...;...,...,
Joseph C. Reevea and wlf to Max
171
1
8,000
i
-400
too
too
too
1.(00
760
(00
97t
. It
1,(00
164
100
Henry reters, n nw sec. n-14-10
Sallte Horton and husband, to
Haitian N. Hawkins, lot 9 and
sVi lot $, block 11, Halcyon
Heights
Catherine Lenehan and' husband to
David A. Fitch, lot 21, Luk ;A '
Templeton' 4
Oeorge W. Shield and wlf to Don
ald H. Brotchls. lot . block I,
Patrick'a 2d, Saratoga
Ellsa Burdette Patrick et al. to
John H. Hale et al.. lot 1 ant.
block I. Patrick 2d
Mrs. Emma Robblna Jons to Mr.
Mamie H. Newman, aottth 42 feet
west 107.82 feet lot 106, Olse1..
John O'Kourke to Anna Martha
Bchlpporelt, 7 acre . sec. $01
16-1$ ,
Herman Kahre st al. to James
Bchnelderwind, part lot 26.. Burr
Oak
Sallna 8. Maheley and huaband to
Frank B. Plata, nfe lot 1. block
10, Kountse 4th Hupplement . . . .
Hlirhlnnd Realty company to Peter
E Her, northeast 6.637 feet lot. 1,
block 41, Credit Fonder........
Jamea H. Olenn and wlf to Ella
M. Drennen, lot 1$ and 14, block
J, Clarndon ...a.-...
C C Kendall to Anna Dennen, lot
'$, block J. Kendall'
Harry Johnadn to Sallle A. John
eon; lot 1 and I, 4locli 7. Wt
sid
Charlea A. Blombsrg and wife to
Tlmothv R. Blomberg, wH lot I,
block 47. Benson .
Total transfer ., ;..$!!
BONDS.
NETTING FROM
3' to 5'
LIST ON APPLICATION
A. B. LEACH & CO.,
XEW YORK
CHICAGO UOHTON rUILAPELPHli