Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, ' 1906.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
ude li (iicbt th Pit Prdno. Imprei-
ion of Moreno.
PRICtS GENLRALLY ON A LOWER; B&IS
Wkfil Flrsas tp;at Last a'.tliei
t a eh aged Kortfclitsi Hew Develop
la maattlea Deferred t'era -
" ..OMAHA). v. Sept.
Trade a a so ligift today that quotsttons
were marked no on the hoard only at Inter
vals, and there wan- nothing In the new
to break the monotony. - Tne situation de-'
veloped nothing new. Ths trade la afraid
of the expected tott run of.ar.rln wheat
in the corthweet. and tfala keeps many
from the Ion" alde.v Price Were generally
tinder last night's -.close. Cables came
lower, ecd although still under Unit year,
receipts anowed an increase. ED.roure
ment was given the local bears by weak
northwest markets, due to freer movement
there. Prices were off e most of the
day, but firmed up to last night's close on
reports of export buatness. .
Uom makes lower and lower marks
for the deferred futures. Weather Is gen
erally favorable, receipts of old corn sltow
sir Increase, end cash puces sre a fraction
off. September shorts were good buyers
and held that option steady.
Primary wheat receipts were . m.000
bushels and shipments 431,000 bushels,
ag-wlnst receipts last yenr of 761.0ft burtiela
and shipments of 642.1X0 bushels. Corn
receipt were (72,000 bushels snd shipments
W?.0nt bushels, ngalnst receipts last year
of 930.000 bushels and shipments of OS. 000
bushels. Clearances were 271.0O0 bushels
wheat, 23.000 barrels flour, 11.000 bushels
corn, and 69,000 bushels oata.
Liverpool closed fed lower on wheat and
'Ajiled higher oh corn.
Bronmhall estimates Argentina shipments
will be 800.000 bushels wheat snd 1.000,000
bushels com.
-Country acceptances are light all around
except for some Httfe Increase In the
ales of new corn. Movement of old corn
to the receiving houses continue at about
previous total with full and numer
ous complaints of car shortage on many
roads. This Is thought to ba but the tem
porary dally shortage, as reported by the
small stations.
The government crop report on Sep
tember 10, will be Issued probably at
4 p. jn. and will show conditions on Sep
tember 1 of corn, buckwheat, tobacco and
potatoes, and the condition when har
vested of spring- wheat; oats, barley and
a, range of options:
Articlea.l Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close. Tes'y
Wheat
Sept...
Dee....
May...
Corn
Sent...
63A
65SA
70VA
42J.A.
87A
88 VA
B
Deo....
May.
Oata
Bept...
A asked. B bid.
, ;,' Omaha'ash Rales.
.WHEAT No. I 'hard, 1 car, 63c; 1 car,
2Vio No. 4 hard. 1 car, 2c.
CORN No. VI -car, 44Tc.
Omaha Cash Prices. .
WHEAT-N6." J hard," WdtWAc; No. I
hard, 62i64c; No. 4 hard-, ut2c.
CORN No. 8, 42VWJ4Sc; No. 8 yellow, 43Mc;
No. I white, 4V4C
OATS No. t mixed, 27ifj27c; No. I white,
ttfi'Moi' No. 4 white, ?,2ifco,
KYID No, 2, 61 c; No. 4, boo. . ...
Carlot Receipts. '
Wheat.'Corn. Oats.
Chicago" ..i.....-....... 0 Sl lit
.Kansas City 180. S 17
Minneapolis lttO
Omaha 81 47 32
Dululh. 100
Bt, LcttlS , n : 43 66 32 J
CHICAGO . GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
' Feataree wf the- Tradlaa; and Closlasj
' Prices oa. Board of. Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. . Clear weather In the
northwest caused renewed selling of wheat
her today and resulted In a new low rec
ord for the. season. At the oloss wheat
for December, was off a. Corn was a
hade lower, Oata were also-, off a ah ads.
Provisions' ware- JH4r7So lower.""
During tba first half of the session the
market was decidedly weak. The cause
was the continued absence of rain In the
spring wheat territory. On a decline at
Liverpool prices here dropped to a new
low record for the season. Late In the day
much of the loss was regained on reports
from New York, that a considerable quan
tity of wheat had been taken there for ex
port. A private estimate on the total chip,
ments for the week from Argentina placed
the amount at only- 800.000 bu. This mall
movement lent strength here. The close
was steady. December ooened unchanred
to Ho lower at 724.240, sold off to 7io
and closed at T2c. clearances of wheat
ana nour were equal to 876, j0 bu. Primary
receipts -were (U.OuO bu., agalnat 761,000 bu.
for I Ka m. lav Immf vAi Ulnn.,Mvli.
Duluth and Chicago reported receipt of
830 cars, against 117 cars last week and 378
ears a yoar axo.
The corn market waa quite weak the
greater parr or tne a ay Because or selling
Induced by the continued fine weather. The
close waa atsady. December opened un
changed to a shade lower at 42 tn in inu.at
424o, sold at iVic and then declined to
42Vc Final quotations were at 424 c. Looal
receipts were 213 oars, with 171 of contract
grade. ,
" Profit-taking on oats depressed that mar
ket early, but later on buying by shorts
win commission nouses Decarae steadier.
December oDened a shade lower .ivi
sold between and 81c, and closed at
SOHe. local receipts were 1(1 oara.
Provisions were barely steady. At the
u .kiiubi 7 jur was on o at H5.17W,
Lard was iawnto at 87.90. Ribs were
uown at st.jo. s
Estimated recelnts for timormw. xrv.. .
JOcajsoorn. 884 oars; oata, 817 cars; hogs!
The leading futures ranged as follows:
I Artlcleal Opei. Hlh. Low. Ooaa Tes'y,
No. 8.
Cash auotatlena were as follows:
v FLOUR Mteady; winter patents. 83 S0i3
! 6?,L,,I1'n,a'. tOS.40; spring pwents,
VjlqU.). sualghu, bekeVs. UW
63A . 3A KA 63A
o A 66HA ftrifcA. &A
6A
42A 42B 42W4A 42B
"8A "iA 88V "88V1A
ttSiA 28A 28B1 28B
Wheat ' I . ' . I , I 1
? , Bept... f!iK ' "eTi. mi itiS
I)ec..., '41f? 42 ' 42W 42t(&i2
t i f !. , . 3i . so tx&&D Ufteao
l! th.... y't ."8J , 8o4i )'4 3o2SS
PotkL- w . 5 33
SepT... tt 1 8TH 1 fjH H 87H 1 X
Dard . tm
- Bept. StSH 6S l2H 8 8 S
Nov... i 66 66 t 66 8 66 I 66
nibs - 7 7MH
Bept... 8 TO 8 75 8 70 3 7M4 Tfli
Oct.... 112 8 62H 3 0 8 8 W
, Jaa.. ' 1 JCTfel 7 tibi T XZVs I 26 7 875,
J CORN-Jx-o. 3. 49o; Na. yellow, 4H4Q
OATS No. I. 804c; No. I white, 32U2C3c:
No. 8 white, 374X1 xtfl. w
RYE No. S.40.
BARLEY Fair to choice malting, 42948c
feEliDB No. 1 Has, $1044; No. 1 north
western. tl.ut; ' prime timothy, 33.86U4.u6:
clover contract grades, $18.00.
PROVlSiONS-hort ribs. (Idea (loose),
$8.niM.76. Mess pork, per bbl., $18,874.
Lard, per loo lbs.. $4,874. Short clear sides
(boxed). $8 87449.00.
The receipt and shipments of Hoar and
grain were;
' Reoelpta Shipments.
Flour, bbls. ao.iuo ts,:oo
Wheat, bu. ...14.a)0 1S7.UU0
Corn, bu. I,.631,eu0 237,Su
Oats, bu. ........ 47.010 2?4.fiu0
Rye, bu. .. .. .0u0 .......
Barley, bu. 4t.9u T.100
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market waa steady; creameries, 19$
?i4: dairies, i:304c.. Eggs, firm; at mark,
cases Included. 124al7o; firsts, I840; prime
firsts, aic; extras. 40. Cheese, steady;
4ti8o.
reerla Grain Market.
PEOIUAe- Sept 4. CORN Lower; No.
yaiiuw ana rsu. 4, .
74o; No. 4, e44oj
graae, oa.
OATM Kteadv: No. whlta tin; Mn t
white. w4a'. No. I white, lvo.
R VE Firm: No. t 69a.
WHlBKt-)n, the baslg of 3L3B for
nnlahed goods, t ! .
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' Mveraeel Grain a Prnvlsleas.
UVERPOOL Bept- . WHEAT - Spot,
quiet; No. 3 red western winter. 6s 10d. Fu-
U4 ,ulV Bull li,di tw
CvKN pt, firm; Amertcaa mixed, new,
410d; American mixed, old. 4s lid. Fu
tures, qu.et; December, sWd; January,
ntw, 4a lSd.
KRW OHft llBJERAL . MAUKF.T
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44aoaHoa f tke Day ea ' Varlees
, ( emtuedltlea.
KKW TDBK. Rept: . riiOCR Receipts,
8i.fc bMs.( rxtirts. Jt,Tn bbls. Market was
aicady but tlullj Minnesota patents, $4 l"Cf
44-i; Minnesota bwera, ,t3.."uKr, winler
patents $3.;4a4.Ki; winter straignta, II
winter extras, tlSoaJ; winter lovr
grades, tl'ii'aiM. ttye flour, firm; fair to
go'.fl; tt 2Mt 76; choice to fancy, t 8ii4.w.V
COR N M KA I flteaoy ; fine white and yel
low, $1 Sot 1.26; coarse, l.lixul.U; kiln dried,
l.i.ft. '
R-Dull; No. 3 western, tSW, t. 0. t.
afloat.
HARLOT-Steady; feeding, 894J40O, c. I. f.
Buffalo; malting, 4Mif:'o, e. I. f. Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 89,000 bu.; exports, 80,.
011 bu.. Spot market firm; No. 2 red, 7'ic,
elevator, 7&c, f, o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern
Duluth. 83fec, f. o. b. afloat; No. 3 hard
winter, 78Sac, f. o. b. alloat. During the
early part of the tee-Ion wheat was dull
and easy, reflecting fine weather, weaker
cables and prospective larger receipts at
northwest points. 1-ater It rallied on ex
port demand and small Argentine estimates.
clo.ting VlIo net higher. May, 831g .( ,c,
closed at Hic; 8etember, 77Vyi77c, closed
at 77Vo; December, 80 6-10&80 Il-lOo, closed
at 8"So.
CORN Receipts, 1,075 hu.; exports, 1.192
bu. Spot market Irregular; No. 3, 57c,
elevator and 6Ho, f. o. b. afloat; No 2
yeuow, 6Wc; o. 1 white, , nominal, op
tion market was weaker at first on fine
weather, but eventually steadied up with
wheat, and closed "40 lower to io net
higher. May, inWc, closed at c;
September biS'Sc. closrd at 660; Decem
ber. 61Wi6filVie. closed 61Ve.
OAT3 RoCFipts, 108,000 bu.; exports,. 68. 4.1
bu. Spot market easy; mixed oats, 26 to li
lbs., 8oVic; natural whits. 80 to 88 lbs., 86
fl7Hc; clipped whlU. 88 to 40 lbs., UW0
41 Vic.
MAT Firm; shipping, SQ7o good to
choice, tOc'otl.00.
FEED Firm; spring bran. $18.28; mid
dlings. 11175; city, 820.80tV-24.60.
HOPS Steady ; state, common to choice,
1906 crop, liwlie; 1904 crop and olds, nom
inal; Pacific coast, 1906 crop, l&18c; 1904
crop, 12c; olds, nominal.
nifbn meaay; uaive.ton. so to 13 lbs.,
Kc: California. 21 to 2S lbs.. 21c: Texas.
dry 24 to 80 lhs., 19c.
UMTMEK-firm; arid. KHf
PROVISIONS-Boef. steady; family, $10.00
611.000: mess. S8.OO08.RO: beef himi 111 0O
22.60. Cut meats, quiet; pickled bellies, $11.00
$150; pickled shoulder.. $8.2&j8.76; lcklcd
hams, $12.0Caili0. Lard, Arm; prime west
ern $S.ufc.M; refined, steady; continent,
$9.25; compound, $7.l:"4'g7.87V4; South Amer
ica, gio.oo. Fork, steady; family. 818 69
19 00; short clear, $17.0O4j 18.76; mesa, $18.76
TALIX)W Firm; city ($2 per pkg.), 5ViB
6Vc; country (pkgs. free), 6Ht6o.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
$H'uHc: Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm. Street prices Extra
creamery, 24Vta,24c. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, 1624c; state dairy,
common to fancy, 17028c; renovated, com
mon to extra. lSGGUic: western factory,
common to firsts, lo&Ufto; western Imita
tion creamery extras, 21c; western firsts,
lV4Slc.
CHEESE Steady; state full cream, laws,
fair to fancy, 12V44T12fcc; small, fair to
fancy, lligaHo.
EQOS-Strong; western firsts, 2H921V4C;
Official price, 210.21Hc.
POULTRY-Ahve, steady: western spring
chickens, 12c; fowls snd , turkeys, 14c.
Dressed, quiet; western spring chickens, 13
l&c; turkeys. Ha 14c; fowls, 10Q14C.
St. Loels General Market. .
ST. LOUIS. Sept. . WHEAT Lower;
track. No. 8 red, cash, 71f72; No. 3 hard,
70A724c; December, 70V4c; May, 7414 e.
CORN Firm; track. No. 2 cash, 47c; De
cember, 404j40Hc; May, 4Ufcc; No. 3 white,
44840.
OATS Firm: track. No. 3 cash, S0ffl31c;
December, 81JHo; May, 33c: Ne. 3 white,
82'4fca24c. -r
F1XUR Steady; red winter patents, $3.50
434 60; extra fancy and straight, $3.05ai40;
clear, $2.702.0.
' SEED Timothy steady, $3.76(84.0.
CORNMEAL. Steady, $2.60.
BRAN Firm; sacked east track, 73i97BVo.
HAY Quiet; timothy, $12.0016.00; prairie.
$8.00fi 10.00.
IRON COTTON TIES-31 .60.
BAOOINO 8 1-16C,
HEMP TWINE 7HC.
PROVISION Pork, lower; Jobbing,
31S.37H. Laxd, steady: prime, $8.40. Dry
salt meats, steady; boxed extra shorts,
89.12H; clear rtbs, $9,874: short clears, $9 60.
Baoon, steady; boxed extra short, $9,874;
clear ribs, 810.124c; short clear, 810.26.
POULTRY-Dulll chickens, 10c; springs.
114c; turkeys, 144c: ducks, 8c; geese, 60.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, l264o;
dairy, 18?22c.
EGOS Firm, 16c
. . Receipts. Shlpmenta
Flour, bbls.., 7jo00 12.000
Wheat, bu..... 42.000 69,000
Corn, bu 68.000 W.OOQ
Oata, bu 88.000 (2,000
Mlaaeapolle Grain . Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. . FTX)UR First
talents, $4.004.10; second patents, 3.86
6; firsts dears, 83.2648.46; second Clears.
$2.4uQ'2.80.
BRAN In bulk. 81160ttJ.75. '
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
range of prices, as reported by F. D. Day
St Co., 110-111 Board of Trade, was;
Artlcle. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yss'y
Wheah-I
May..
Sept..
Deo. ..
Flax
Bept..
Oct...
Nov..
Deo...
7691754
70M704i
76U
75
764;
75H
1O4
714
I09H
108
1C8
l7
714l4W
71
1 10
1 08V
704j
1 09V
' 704
104
1 09V
1 074
t 74
1 074
1 084
I07W
1084
10741
1 m
1 V7
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
' -1 iw-u, n.w, laisui rtw. i noniwn,
74c; new, T2e; to arrive, 71Ho; No. t
No. 8, 70c; new, 700; No. 1 durum, 63c; to
arrive, 62c; No. 8 durum. Xai to strive,
68o. Cora: No. 8 yellow. 44p; No. 8, 444a
Oats: No. 8 white, 2S.c; No. 8, 2628'tC
Barley: 3S47o. Rye: 626684- Flax: $1.07.
Ksanu City Grain and Prnvlslens.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 4-WHEAT-September
63c: December, 66o; May, 704c;
cash. No. 3 hard, 86474o; No. 8, 6iluc;
No. 3 red. 46c; No. 8, 44ic. .
CORN September, 42c; December, 88:
May, 8Sorcaah. No. 3 mixed, 434o; No. 3
white. 4640. . ..
OATS No, 3 white, XI 4c; No. 8 mixed.
294 S 304o .
RYE Unchanged; No. 3, 67ig69c.
' HAY Market 264?Oe higher; choice tim
othy. $U.tfxaai.60: choice oralrie. 89 00B..
EOOS Firm; extra, 30o; firsts, case la-
ciuaea. ic; seconas, no.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, extra, 23c;
packing. 164c.
Following were the receipts and : shlp-
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, ba ...v. 302.000 188,000
Corn, bu. 81,000 82 000
Oat, bu... 14,000 18000
" p-a aen sen
' ' Philadelphia Prednee Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. . BUTTER-.
Firm witn gooa demand; extra western
creamei78444i c: extra nearby prints, 27c.
EOOS Firm, with good demand; nearby
fresh and western fresh, 28c. at mark.
CHEEOE Firm, with good demand; New
York full creams, choice, IMHc; New York
full creams , fair to good, 44fiao.
Btllwaakee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 8. WHEAT
Bteacy: ro. 1 northern, Trr77c; No. 3 north
ern. 7SiJ7c: December, T2"o asked.
RYE Hleadv; No, 1, 4V7o.
BARLEY Firmer; No. I, 6etf7e sample,
6a
CORN-Meady: No. 3 cash, 4XT44c; De
cember, 484e asked.
Dnlath Grain Market.
DULUTH. Sept. I WHEAT On track.
No. 1 northern, 78o; No. $ northern, Ilfco;
September. 71SO.
OATS New, tP arrive, 3o.
Teledo Seed Market.
TOLEDO. Bept. 8.-SEED Oaah clover.
87.684c ; October and December, 87.684;
timothy, 81.86; alslks. 37.06.
Cwttea Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4. COTTON Spot
W M - ... T I HWiUUI U-
landa, lOo; middling gulf. 10 o. Sales, 800
oaiea,
ST. LOUIS. Sept. a COTTON Quiet;
middling, ISo. ' Bales, 61 bales; shipments.
44 bales: stock. U.lol bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 8. COTTON
Spot market closed steady; sales, 3,2ftO
bales; tew orJInary, 6Sc, nominal; - ordi
nary, sta, nominal; good orataary, T 7-1 4c;
low middling. 840; middling, 84c; good
middling. 4c; middling fair, c, nominal;
fair, lu4kC nominal. Receipts. L468 hales:
atock. )!. bales. y y '
LIVERPOOU Bept. t COTTON Bp.it In
.increased demand, prices 3 points higher;
American middling (air, 6U1; good mid
dling, 6.&td; middling, 6 41d; low middling
6 lid; good ordinary, 4-7d; ordinary, 4.;X
The aales of the day were l.uuO balsa uf
wnj.-h ,7w) were for speculatlyiv and export
and Included 8,700 Amerlcao; reoflfitg, t,UM
NEW YORK STOCK AND BONDS
! I
Vkrktt 8how3 Stimnktiut Iffsgt of 0nr
of Trtaiorj Dpirtuint
f'UNDS WILL Btv AVAILABLE MONDAY
Secretary Shasv' Osiers to Aivsset
: Cash Agalast Hold Enraged
Abread Peadtag Its
Arrival.
NEW YORK. Sept. a The stock market
today showed some stimulating effect from
the order of the Treasury department per
mitting deposit of government funds with
national banks against engagements of
gold for Import. The effect wss moderate,
partly owing to the selling to realise pro
ftt by thoe who bought stocks on ths
confident assumption yesterday that action
was Imminent by the secretary of the
treasury for the relief of the money market
and party -owing to the fact that ths
rail money market did not show the ex
pected relaxation as a result of the news.
As the measure of relief does not become
ope-rstlve until next Monday no actual In
crease t banking resources was Immedi
ately supplied, but It was hoped by op
erators In stocks mat me wuran i
new supplies, although delayed, would cause
freer offerings of credits and relieve the
stringency at once.
vnn this was seen 10 oe uifukhu,
the speculation wa Inclined to taks a
m-altlnv nnnlilnn. flood reelstanoe was
shown to anv selling pressure and prices
were sustained by the conspicuous strength
of some of ths speculative leaden In the
list or stocks. Iio actual steps were
nounced to take advantage of the facilities
froml!ed by the secretary of the treasury
o help the gold movement. No doubt Is
felt among bankers, however, that a con
siderable Inward movement of gold will
follow. The use of government deposits
may extend under the order to engage
ments of .gold made by the banks either
before or after the going Into -effect of
the order. Gold In transit to New York
next Monday will give the consignee the
right to the use of government funds until
Its srrlval as well as the gold engaged on
or after that date. The order makes no
restriction on the time that may be re
quired for the receipt of the gold If It has
been actually engaged to shipped. This
would make It feasible to buy gold In
Australia, Jspan or even In South Africa
and make the proceeds available for use
In New York from the data ef purchase
without expense for Interest charges while
the bullion is In transit. The arrangement
Is the same as that In force last April
with the exception of restrictions against
what seemed abuses of the privilege at
that time. It was supposed that some of
the recent .accumulation of gold In London
by undisclosed agencies has been for New
York account In expectation of the treas
ury action, which has been taken. In that
case such sums would be promptly avail
able on Monday, when the treasury order
goes Into effect for use In New York.
There waa much discussion of the probable
adequacy of this means to ease the money
market. 1 1
The time mdney market seemed to be un
affected by the news and lpana for sixty
and ninety d,ys still oommanded premiums
equivalent to 74 to 8 per cent, with six
months money lending at 64 to 7 per oent.
The only lenders In any amount were
foreign bankers. Yesterday s 32,000,000
transfer to the Interior through the sub
treasury were offset In the daily statement
of operations by extraordinary govern
ment disbursements to the amount of
$3,000,000, leaving the day' 'loss by the
banks only moderate. The government In
stitution has taken from the banks since
the last bank statement, however, $4,928,000
and $500,000 was deposited for transfer to
San-' Francisco today. The money strin
gency here is 'bringing' offerings In small
amounts from widely separated points In
the Interior, which make an appreciable
aggregate. New York exchange at Chi
cago alro recovered to 6c discount, com
pared with 40c discount on Tuesday. Read
ing bore the brunt of sustaining the general
market up to the late afternoon on rumors
that control of Baltimore & Ohk was to
be. transferred to that company The
Great Northern ore lands report was
revived later with effect on United States
Bteel and Great Northern preferred and
a strengthening Influence on the whole
market. When the demand for call
loans had been satisfied offerings of the
unplaced remainder carried the rate off
from 26 per cent; the high rate of the
morning, to 5 per cent, where It closed.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales par value,
$3,162,000. United States bonds were un
changed on call.
Following was the range of prices on the
New .York Stock exchange:
aiea. High. Iew. cms.
AAftm X7
AmaU Cospor H8.400 111 111 111
.m.400 lit
. 1.400 40
too ice
wo 11
Asm. Car IH reeaary...
So Bt4
Avar. Cot too Oil
to p(4
Aster. Bxsrsss
Astt. HI44 aas Laataer I'd
Asxr. Its Murulas
A mar. Unsw4 Oil
4o p(4
Amor. Locomotive
So nfd
0U 40 W
11 1014
114
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4
41
71
111
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4. M0 t!4 T14
Ian. maltlai Betolng M.too 14 1U4 1M
So pro
Aswr. tnimr Baotng.v..
Amer. Tobaeoo pld e(tl..
Anaconda MlnlDg Co
Auhleoa
4 ptd
Atlantlo Coast Uns
Baltlmor A Ohio
do old
Breoklra Rapid Tiaaolt..
Caoadlaa Pad do
Control of Now Jsrsay....
Chnapoaka Ohio
Chlc(o Oroat Wstini...,
Chicago A NortawMlorB.
C , M. A St. P
Cbloase Tons. A Trans..
o ptd
C., a, C. St. Louts...
Colorado Fool and Iron..
Colorado A Southern.....
do lot ptd 1
do M ptd
Consolidated Ose.
Cora Products rff
do p(d rtg
Delaware A Hadooa
Dal.. Lack. A WMm,.
lit Ufa 114
i.toe in 14 iii4 is'4
40 10014
too
100
14.100 1M
tse
M14
M.440 1014 10 1C
4e 101 . 101 loo
too 141 141 141
14,40V lUtt 1114 111
II
44,104 M4 71
1.700 171 171
.... I
1
in
MS
4
8.104 44 H
100 18
44
II
4.400 111
II
III
15. 0 111 10 1M
.... ... .... 18
It
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n
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l1
40
1.4C4
10
(4
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17
4
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4ii
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(0 10
TOO 140
SO
10
ft
74
7
400 317 81 II
tot
Donnr A Rio Oraado LOO
do ptd 10
Distillers ocartUoa 40
lis 84,70
do lot ptd US
do Id ptd
Ooaeral Klootrts 404
41
4
II
47
n
41
M
41
4
1
47
n
T1V4
1
im in
Hacking Vallay
Illinois Ooaual
In tar. Paper ...
4a ptd ,
In tar. Pmmp ,.,
as ptd
Iowa Central ..
de pr .
K. a Southern
do old
out
100 171 171 171
loa 11 t n
M u a
u
a
u
1
st
104
u
o
7
7
Loulaalll A NaahTllle.... Lto 14 144 14a
Mexican Caatiml 10 11 11 10
suns, a St. Loan io 11 ti
St.. gt. p. gault gts. M. u 1M ltd
da pfd 10 171 178
t
1U
170
47
M
ts
-
1W
o
M
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141
f4
M
auaaonn raciao r.iw 00 ot
Missouri, Kansas d Texas. ooo
do ptd - tl
National Load 400 T
N. It. R. ot Mexlee Ptd... lo 44
K.
. tl
71
44
Now York Control 4 o 144 141
M. T . Oat. Woatara.... Ifw 41 to
neriois at nosiem i.ou M
de pfd
North Aoiarlcaa 0 I
tl
Paoloo Mall 4u U
rt
pannarlvanla
PooaU'a Oaa
IT.to 1414 141
Pitta.. C.. C. A Sc Loo la. 10 It
Praosod Stool Car 8,40 14
o pld
14
Pallnaa Palaos Car 40 16 14
X
Hooding
da 1st pfd
do Id sfd
i,00 14 140 141
100
.... tl
0 II
lo0
kepablle Stool I.40 11
do ptd 1 HO 100
Rock lotas Oo 4 to t
da pld 1,40 44
Rabhor Oouds sfd
87
17
4
(t
10
44
St
11
l
1H
St. U aaa rrma 84 pld.
St. LouU Soartksootois...
do ptd
S5
Its
M
III
St
1
11
-Tl
17.
1
tl.to
WO
4. o
Southern Paolss
Sb ptd
SoatlMra Railway
do ptd
Tooaiiaoa Coal sag Iroa
Toxa Paoiso
"4
rt
toe ie4t ut4 unu.
10 M U lt
Tol., St. U Wsstora.... 10 U tl
81
de p'd lv 41 111
Uslos PaoISs m.out IM uii 14
4e pfd , to 4 W
v. v. . c a ui iu
V. S. Haoltr
V. S. Rukbor too 44 .44
do p'd mo 10 1044
D. S. Stool 141. 4T 444
de pld 11, tot 107 104
14
41
101
47
107
9a
do Ptd
l 10 104 iot
Wahaaa ,
so p(d
Wolka-farso gipraoo ...
Wasunshoiuo Klootrts .
Waiotn to Ion
Whaollnf 4V Lake Brt..
wtaosaais C antral
so pld ....
Northers PoclSo
Control Loathor
to
10
44
1
100 Sll
1(4 14
tvt 1
18
MO
tal
80
1M
1
1
114
81
10
77
Ml
1a
14
ft
114
10
14
4.10 III
M
M
do ptd to lot 4 101
Slaas-SheSlald to 77 71
Oroat Konnora pM 14 to tu at
Intarborousa Moueeelltaa.. 11. tu a 4
do ptd Lt - 7
ooiarae.
Total oaloa foe tha gay. ISTIM saaroa
, . Baatt et Praaee Statesaeat. ,
PARIS, Sept. .-The weekly statement of
the 11a Dk of Prance shows the following
chenges: Notes la circulation Increased
12.rS.oi0 francs; treasury deposits decreased
4s.TSm.wW francs; general aieposlts decressrd
U.66O.O1A) fraucs; gold 00 band uccreaae4
IC.JVi.nno franr; sllvr on hsnd decreased
l.lmi.fmn francs; bill discounted decreaeed
4.f.o.i francs; advances Incresscd 24.4;6,.
W franca. .
Kew Yerk Moaey Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. MONttT On
rail, firm until near Uie close, when the
rate dropped to 6 per pent; highest, .'I
per cent; lowest, 5 per cent; ruling rate,
20 per cent; closing bid, S per cent;
offered St 6 r'r cent. Time loans, strong;
sixty Snd ninety days, 7 H M per cent;
Ix months, 4St?7 per cent.
prime: mercantile PAPER 7
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Steady; below
best, at 34.884&4J4 8X60 for demand and
t 84.81 for sixty 1 Ay bills. Posted rstea
$4.81H$4.83 and $4 84 m 4. 85. Commer
cial bills. $4.80i.
SILVER Bar, 74e; Mexican dollars,
62a
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
heavy.
Quotations on New York bonds today
were as follows:
C. 8. rf. Is, rog.... 104 Japan It. 2d eerie. ..in
do coupon lot I do 4. rtfi :
V S. la, rt 10,,4' ' do 14 aarlea
So coupon 108 do 4o. el t 11
t). S. old 4a, rog....1o?4 I, a N. am. 4. lor,
do coupon 1034 ManhaL o. told 4a...K.
tl. S. now 4a, res .. HI .Mex. rentral 4i 71
do coupon 18t do lot loc II
Am. Tobacco 4a 77 Minn. St. L It
do lo 117 M., K. T. 4o 100
Atrhlonn sen. 4a lot do Mo H
do ad). 40 M4 N. R. R. of M. c. 4o. It
Atlantlo C. L. 4l ... N. T. ('. gea. !.... II
B. O. 40 1014 . J. C. fan. tl....!M
do la t .No ParISc 4o 108
Brk. H. T. n. 4s.... SSVsi do 8s 71
Central of Oa. to. ...Ill Norfolk A W. . 4a.. 1004
1 do lat Ino N Inro. S. U rfs. 4o.... t
do Id loo t Peon. cv. a 101
do Id Inc tl iReadlna (an. 4a rf
rties. O. 4t 104 I ft U I. W. 0. 10.114
Chlcofo A A. I.... n Rt. L A S. P. f 4a. 114
C, B. A Q. s. 4o.... 7lst. U S W. . 4a... 774
C, R. I. A P. do.... 77 ISraboord A. L 4a....
do col. la II o. PacIRo 4 ........ It
CCO, A St. L. s 4s.. 101 ) do lat 4a. otlt M
Colo. Ind. to. ear. A.. 74 Booth. Rr to lis
('olo. Mid. 4o (I iTe. A p. lot 111
Colo. A So. 4a 1S'T., St. L. A W. 4s.. 11
Cuba to 101 IVnion Porlnc 4a 108
r R. O. 4o....... M It'. S. Steel Id Is 18
DIM. Sees, lo ... lit Wabaah lato ......'..114
rlo prior llan 4a. . . . loo do deb. n 71
do sen. 4a Wnrtarn Md. 4 14
Ho.-k. Vallay 4t....l044W. A L. E. 4 18
Japan lo ... 104 Wla. Control do 4
offerod.
Bootss Steeka. aad Roads.
' BOSTON, Sept $. Call loans. Iff $ per
cent; time loans, A3? per cent. Closing
quotations on stocks nhd bonds were;
Atrhlaon ad. 4a M T4I. A Hoela 714
do 4a 100'centennlal 14
Hex. Central 4a...... II Copper Range 78
Atrhlaon lfll'nlr Waat 11
do ptd 1004 Frankllo n
Iloaton A A 144 Oranbr 11
Boat on A Mo Kt 'I.I Roralo 1
Boaton Kloirated ....H0i Mara. Mining 84
Fltrunurg pfd lit IMIchlxan II
Mas. Central I0U Mohawk 00
n. 1., rt. m. a H....4uia uomlnloa
41
rwrs einreuotte .... 11 loocooia
...114
... 13
... M
... 1
... II
... 4
...
... 0
... M
...
... 7
...147
...
... 11
... II
... 1
...114
... 11
... 81
1 nioa rociso
.triou
Parrot
Am. Argo. Chemical. II
Qulncr
Shannon
Tamaraok
Trlnltr
United Copper
V. S. Mining .....
U. S. Oil ,
I'ut
Vlrtorlo
Winona
Wolrorlno
do Pfd
.. tt
.. II
..1
Am. Pneu. Tub.
Am. Sugar
do Bfd
.139
Am. Tel. A Tol 181
Dom. Iron A S... tl
Edlaon Eloo. Ill IM
Maaa. Elactrlo pfd.... 71
maao. una
United shoo Mach..
do pfd
C. g. Stool
do pfd
AdTonturo
Allonea
Amalgamated
Atlantlo
Bingham
Asked. Bid.
M
, 80
I North Butte .....
47iFiutto Coalition .
107 Narada
I
uitmau ,
t al. Aiitona..
Tacumaoh
Alii. Comaerclal.
lf
117
11
114
' I.oadon CToslasr Stocks.
LONDON, Sept. 6. CTloslng quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Console, money 84 M , K. A T 1T7
do aocoant M 11-11 N. T. Central 14
Anaconda 14 .Norfolk A W 7
Atrhlaon .....118 do ptd tl
do pfd tot Ont. A W eat era....... II
O... .....lUVPeonerlrmnla 74
Canadian Pacific ....188 Rand Minos 1...
Chea. A Ohio Mi Reeding 71
Chicago O. W 11 Southern Ry 18
C. M. A St. P 187 do pfd 101
DoBoor 18lSouthrn Paclflo .... W '
D. A R. 0 4J1Un!on PaclSo 801
So pfd 84l do pfd II
Brio 4:U. A Stool 41
do lat pfd S0441 do pfd 111
do Id ptd 74 iWabaah i
Illlnola Central its I do pfd 4t
UoA ,P.".,J;rllJ? 144 'Spanlah 4s 4
fii'fe2Bar' steady i HHd per ounce...
MONET-ie.114 per cenC
The rate of discount In the open market
for hort . bills to ,8s per cent; for three
months' bills. 3 7-l per cent.
, 1 1
.- Hew York Mlalngr Stocks.
NEW YORK. Sept' apCToslng quotations
on irunang stocaa werei-.
Adams Con. ........
Alloa
Brooco ,
Brunswick Con
Cometoek Tonaol .
Con. Cat and Va.
Hera BIlTor
Iroa Silver
Loedvllle Cos
20
I4Ule Chief
Ontario .......
Ophlr
Fheenlg
retool
. 6
.171
.180
. 8
. 11
.. ts
. II
. M
.1
.240
. r
. M
. 14
44 - Bavnan
..171 Sierra Noeada
..400 Small Hopes .
.. I I Standard
Treaomry Stateaneat.
WASHINOTQN, Sept. 4. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balances,
$202,607,127; gold coin and bullion, $10S,711,43:
gold certificates, $66,618,010.
Baak Clearlaars.
OMAHA, Sept. S, Bank clearings for to
day were $1,B12,66.15 and for the corre
sponding date last year $1,416,701.69.
Boston Copper Market
Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
ket, reported by Logan 4k Bryan, $ Board
of Trade building, Omaha:
Advontars Michigan II
Allouos , w Mohawk 40
Atlantlo 18 Nevada Consolidated.. 11
Bingham I14 North Butte 84
Block Moantele 14 Old Uomlnloa 41
Beetoe Cooaolldatod.. !4 0eoeela 114
Butte Coalition 18 Pnou. Service 11
Calumet A Artsona. .111 Pnou. Service, pfd... II
Calumet A Hocla....7M Qnlney I
Centennial Ia Shannon I
Copper Range 71 Tamarack II
Dally Want 1 Trinity 1
Boat Butte .......... 1 United B la tee, oom... 18
rranklUi 10 United Stateo eld.... u
Oreooo Cop par M4 Utah Consolidated ... u
Cranky 11 L'tak Copper 0
Helvetia i Victoria ' 4
bio Royal It Winona 1
1 S. a Plttassrg... 17 Wolverine lit
staeaackuaetla t
Weel Market.
BOSTON, Mass., Sept 6. WOO Lr-There
Is unflagging Interest in the wool market,
though the traders havs expected heavier
buying than has prevailed. The market
Is firm. Strong efforts to break prices have
failed. Pulled wools are quiet. There Is a
demand for thst whloh Is scarce and In
which supplies that are plentiful are diffi
cult to move at prices. Foreign grades are
trong. Loading quotations follow: Ohio
snd Pennsylvania XX and abovs, 34c;
X, 31&S2c; No. 1, 40641c; No. 3, 3890 ; fin
unwashsd, 2622o: half blood unwashed,
3334c; three-eighths blood, unwashed, Wt
86c; quarter blood, unwashed, 38 Ale; de
laine washed, 8SJiS7c; delaine, unwashed,
2tn&c Michigan, fins unwashed, fc&alc;
half blood unwashed, 81 a 32c; three-eighths
blood unwashed, 8iVtSiJ4c; quarter blood
unwashed, SlSte; delaine unwashed, 27(3iSc.
Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri, combing
three-eighths blood, 3836o; oomblng
quarter blood. 8S34c. Texas, scoured
basis, fins, twelve months, 72tj73c; fine six
to eight months. 6&&70c: fine fall
624i63o. California, scoured basis, north
ern, good, oevgTOc; middle county, 66i$68c:
southern. 66&ooc; lull free, 564r67c Oregon,
scoured basis, eastern No. 1 staple, 78 "74c:
eastern No. 1 clothing. 7Wc; valley No.
1. ASttc. Territory staple, scoured basts.
loifcvioci una meoium, KViOa; medium.
jr1"1"1 J or ordinary, scoured basis,
fine. 70&72c: fins medium, 6evtf70c; medium.
(bittc. Colorado and New Mexico spring
scoured ba.ls, X. 6T0o: No. 1. t'.
Pulled wools, scoured basis, extra, 7Sr874c'
nnA.kA.-. Ju?'r' B. supers, 6w&6io!
"I.' Ll lB; "- pt. A-WoOLrteadyl
medium grades, combing and clothing 24U
fr2oe; light fllne, m?; heavy fine! 1&3
17c; tub washed. 28632o.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Sept .-OOrrEB)-Market
for coffee futures opened steady at an ad
vance of 16y3 points on hlghsr Europesn
cables, covering of shorts, support From
trade lntereete and private csbles from
Bra sll reporting an unfavorable outlook
for the coining crop. Later a cable was
received from Havre reporting that Santos
holders were withdrawing from the market
owing to expectations of bullish crop naaa,
and prioes here worked up to a net advance
of HWi points. There was heavy selling
t the advance snd prices reacted slightly
In ths early afternoon, closed Arm at a
net advance of 8Uh40 points. Sales for the
day were reported of ia.760 hags. Including
September at I 26$ . 80c; October at 4
November at t 20c: December at 8.80941 joe
March at 6.6564.76c; Msy at 4.7cto Hoc:
June at 6.86c; Julv at 80ai4.86o. Spot
steady; No. 4 Rlo. 3o.
agar aad Melassea.
NEW YORK: Bept. t BUOAR - Raw
flria; fair refining. 3MtfHc; centrifugal 84
teat. 4c;. molaaaes sugar, $(c. Refined.
Steady cruahed, 6.00c; powdered, 6c; gran
ulated, 4.8UC,
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 4. BUOAR
Steady; open kettle centrifugal, fe3 J-lSc;
rsrvirjfugsJ yellow, 84c; secogda, V4
MOLASSES -Firm. Srrua. 1&i)a.
0IUA11A USi STOCK MARKET
Light nn ef Cattle, wlih Frices Gsa
rally ttsid.
HOGS riVE TO TEN CENTS HIGHER
Lighter Raa ef Sheep aad Lara be. with
Feedera Steady aad Active
aad Killers Slew, with
Eaaler Feellag.
SOCTH OMAHA. Bept. , lUM.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs, Sheep.
Official Monday 8.0O t.4bt 14.SWJ
UluclHl 'lueaUay 6.IW4 )r"l
Oluclal WcnnedHy .... i,ii4 i,ji !. 4
Oflicial Thursday 2,u00 6,oU e.'anl
Four days this week... MM 24.818 0'.O
Same days last week... .20.844 2MU 46.3.1
banie two weeks sgo....l8.a3 1,48 4'..;'
Bame tnreo weeks ag0..12.6M 41.068 U.boe
banie tour weexs sgo....l&.3! 13,426 4o.71d
Same days Isst year....25.4l 30.962 44.76
RECEIPTS FOR TUB IKAR TO DATE.
The following table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omsna
for the year to date, compared with last
'esr: 194. ijo. Inc.
Cattle 441,028 .144 4n,v4
Hogs 1.8S0.318 l,7l.iai 1IL2M
fcoeep I.U.SjM 1.04 1, iU Si.7i8
CATTLB gilOl'ATlONB.
Ths following win auuw tue pries psiu
for the different kinds ot cauls on tbe
Bouth Omslta market: .
Qood to choice corn-fed steers.., . 80.6O186
Fair to good corn-red steers 4.0u3.60
Common to fair corn-fed steers....
Good to choice rtinge steers 4.6tfl6.i8
sir to gi.ou range steers 4U4.0
Common to fair range steers 3 W&400
Oood grass cows and heifers 8.looS30
Fair to good cows and heifer.... 2 0-2
Common to fair, cows and heifers.. 1.602.IO
Oood to choice stockers A feeders. 3 8mtW
Fair to good Blockers and feeders.. 3.84l8
Common to fair stockers 8. 7611 3. 80
Bulls, stsgs. ete 3. 603 75
Veal calves 40OJ6.76
The following table shows the average
price of hogs at South Omaha for ths last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1808. 18O6.1804.lO8.80a. 1901. U0O.
Aug. IS..,
Aug. 28-..
Aug. 30...
Aug. 31...
Bept. 1...
Sept 3..
Sept 8..
Sept 4..
Sept. 6..
Bept 4..
6 so: 6 SOI
6 321 7 17'
6 or 6 01
081 6 04
f 111 I 00
12 6 01
I 6 04
11
6 TO I I 83
t 33) I 33) T 18
6 64 I I 77
27
I a
6 77 6 72 6 18
6 831
84
6 86!
6 i6
6 67 1
6 62
6 13
6 27
6 U T 37
6 47
0
6 48
6 21
T 43
6 83
6 30
1 34 07 t 03
T 33( 6 lo 6 o?
T 40 26 6 08
T 46 831 t 06
6 U
6 43 6 26 6 46
87 a(
Sunday.
RANQX C PRICES.
I
Cattle. Hon.
Omaha ....3l.6Mj6.ro tS.6OtpS.10
cnioago 1.4"uvw o.'o.46
Kansaa City 1.76a W 6 (4i.i
St. Lau1s 2.0O$ti.60 6.60Vl.ll5
Sioux City 2.6ui.O0 6.4r(i6.90
The oflicial number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
, Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'ses
C., M. 6V St. P 1 I . .
Missouri Pacific. 1 .. .,
Union Pacific 26 16 7 2
C. A N. W., east 3 ., ,.
C. N. W., west 19 26 ..
C St P., M. A O.... .. 3 ..
C, B. At Q . east 2 4
C. It. Q., west..,. 28 16 11
C, R. I. A P., east.. .. 3
C, R. I. A P., west.. .. 1 ..
liilBOls Central 8
Chi. Great Western.. .. 3
Total receipts 77
74.
30
The disposition of the dsy s receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the nam-
uer or neaa indicated :
Buyers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co.
63
832
370
Swift and Company....
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour A Co
Cudahy Pkg. Co., K. C.
Vansant A Co
Carey
Liobman A Co
McCreary
Hill A Son
Lwls A Underwood....
Huston A Co
Hamilton A Rothschild
Klngan & Co
Wolf
Mike Haggerty
J. B. Root A Co
Bulla A Kline.....
B. A 8...
Ijtuton
Bodden
Inghram
Lehmer Bros.
Sullivan
Brit ton
Other buyers
. 648
,.t26e
. 744
. 78
. 19
. 62
. 124
a 833
67
. n
. 80
. 83
r !io
. 106
. . 62
. 4
6$2
484
1,037
1,290
44i
263
198
1S8
223
4.914
Totals - ..4,347 1927 ,4tt8
CATTL.E There was about ths usual
Thursday's run of cattle this morning, a
fsw over 100 cars being reported In. For
the week to date the receipts show liberal
gain over both last week and the cor
responding week of a year ago. It might
be added In this connection that cattle
receipts all this year have been gaining
as compared with a year ago, still ths In
crease has not been large amounting to
only a little oyer 60,000 head.
The supply of right good beef cattle has
been light all this week and as a con
sequent fully' steady prices havs been
maintained, while desirable grades have
been breaking. This morning there were
some better cattle here than have been
seen before this week.
There were also several bunches of good
range beeves In sight some ot them good
enough to bring 8S.I0. The market as a
whole was In very fair condition, the offer
ings for the most part being cleaned up In
good season, with the general market as
steady with yesterday.
Tha supply of cows and heifers was the
smallest that It has btten so far this week,
with the result that the market did not
how any quotable change prices remain
ing about steady with yesterday This
means, however, that the market is any
where from 20Q6&O lower than last week
and with some salesmen claiming as much
as 40c, decline In some case.
Strictly choice weighty feeders of good
breeding and dehorned have tfeen very
good and active sellers all the week with
the result that that kind of cattle has
shown no material change In prices. The
fact Is thst feeder buyers have bought
that kind of cattle away from the killers,
paying as high as 34.60 for -ulta a number
of bunchea The conditions governing that
kind of cattle were not changed today,
the market continuing steady. Horned
cattle and sll kinds of light cattle as well
as cattle lacking quality have been In too
large supply with the result that prloea
have been steadily tending lower, while
cattle of that description have been slow
to move and have been accumulating in
yards. While they were no lower today,
there were still quite a number, of them
on hand for which there was no very great
demand.
Representative tales;
KF STEERS.
He. fr. No. 4. ay.
II 711 IN 47... iitl I Tl
II K4 I 10 14 M7I 4 44
18 HIT im
COWS.
8 IM 1 W 1 880 I It
1 17 1 1 V...I07 I 80
1 IU IN 1 104 I I
4... tH IN 1 lit 1 M
I.. ! 8 1 I.... MO I 44
1 18 8.1 7... list 1 t
HEIFERS.
11 41 1 N II Tl o
1 7 I 1 1 4 t U
1 M IH II., IS) I I
I 84 4 IttT I M
I lit I M
BULLA
1 IKW I I 1 118 I M
I S4 IS I 00 I It
CALVES.
1 41 I M 4 147 I tl
8 Ml 4 I
HTOCK CALVES.
1 Mt IN
WESTERNS.
NEBRASKA.
II cows...
814
70
3 60
116
3 00
3 86
1 66
8 0
8 60
3 16
t 86
8 80
3 76
3 26
3 23
3 60
I 30
6 feeders.,
8 heifers.,
t cows....,
4 cows...,,
7 cows....,
14 cows
6 cows.....
32 cows...,.
6 feeders.,
34 steers...,
10 cows....,
3 cows...,
37 oows....
3 calvss...
1 bull
901
663
IMS
Pill
648
98
818
Wl
82
118
93
1100
tuff
I 49
3 26
3 so
1 80
300
1 70
3 86
2 80
3 80
u
t 26
3 26
3 feeders
16 steers..
7 cows...
4 cows.;.
13 steers..
11 cows...
4 rows...
.. 60
.. 7
... 627
.. 73
..1083
.. 811
36 cows
6 feeders.. tS4
10 steers.. ..1147
4 cows 830
cows M0
16 feeders.. 78
230 I W
1140 t 33
3 cows 1226
1 cow...
8 t 30
IDAHO
16 steers.,
63 cows...
calves.
43 cows...
8 cows...
144 cows..
Is cows...
6 steers..
86 rows...
61 cows...
.1073
3 60
2 46
88 feeders
t
f 00
3 2
8 80
3 W
I 63
1 66
3 S6
t 33
t 90
8 86
cslves.
74 steers..
8 26
3 40
160
1 70
2 66
3 60
i to
8 86
3
,. (MJ
.. 60
,.11
.. 967
.. H4
.. 943
,.1103
. 8 steers. ,..'K7
24 cows 1073
17 cows S41
33 steers.. 3"7
2 COW 647
83 cows 117
64 cows 963
stockers. 316
79 steers.
.1044
stockers. 618
a m
COLORADO.
f
steers ...1141
31 cows 10U3
3 00 41 steers... .!M7 8 60
3 76 t row 110 2 'A
w luainu.
,.10M 8 36 . 1 cow 1300 t 80
L. Moore Wyo.
11&J 4 10 10 steers . ..13 4)0
I eowa .
IS steers
14 teers....l8 It, u
6 steers.. ..11.4 4 In
14 cows 1 8 0)
6 cows I'm 3 00
Cross .A Iimn Wyo.
feeders. .U'll 4 1 31 cows 1111 2 74
cows..... 8 10 IS ieera. ...IMS 4 16
88 feeders.. 11S0 3 So 4t feeders.. I -"'J I 4 ti
5 feeders.. 6 M 13 cows 1M) i6
7 cows..... 937 3 ay
Thomas Byrne Idaho.
30 steers.. ..US2 8 48 1 6 stee-a.... 961 180
M. Byrne-Id.tho.
16 steers,... 6i 3 4 26 steer.... 1t 3 61
14 cows 1 3jTi 14 cows t 7 2 1
18 hellers... 4 3 85 13 calve . J7J 8
C. P. Johnson Idnho.
80 feeders. . 3 4 4 feeders. WS S
34 cows UK 3 76 9 enwa Wl S Zr
J. W. Oillman Idaho.
61 Steers. ...1"64 3 K6 4 steers.... 807 I Co
16 cows low 3 60
Johnaon A Murphy Idnho.
81 cows St 3 60 In cows 77J 1 SS
cows Ml 3 86 steers.... 771 2 S6
Wen re A Cooper S. D.
30 cows.. .10.19 3 46 Si steers. ...1152 4 00
3 Steers.. ..1070 8 fO
Western Ranches S. D.
COWA....10ST 3 00 1 cow 830 2 60
1 calf CO 6 00 1
U Kites, sr. 8. D. ....
ateers....l235 3 76 12 steers. ...KM l
16 steers.. ..1100 3 90 11 cows 1U7 3 00
6 cows 1( 3 60 8 cows 1018 3 9
3 cows llif 3 86
H. O. Weare S. D. '
131 steers. ..1172 8 SO 1 steer 1.180 8 00
Wearo A Cooper 8. D.
31 steers. ...1140 3 90
P. Mosler B. D. '
31 COWS 4 3 60 1 cow 9S0 3 00
. J. E. McLaughlin-Neb.,
3 cows 1A18 1 76 4 heifers... 627 2 35
cows 1064 3 36 rows 947 2 66
Parmalee Cattle Co. Neh.
118 steers. ..1160 3 86 83 steers. ...110 3 85
19 steers.. ..102S 8 40
J. E. ftterback Neb.
19 steers.. ..1261 4 40 14 steers.. .1478 4 30
7 steers.. ..1491 4 40
A. Knglert-Neh.
24 heifers... 6 I 40 ! cows !7S 2
H. Oroutmsn Neb.
6 heifers... 714 3 46 14 feeders.. 868 3 2.
8 heifers... 63 3 80 S feedera.. 7.70 3 00
Burkhols A Schtimm Colo.
20 feeders.. 1"04 3 R6 23 feeders.. 1175 3 80
48 cows 973 3 80 17 steers. ...1021 3 40
86 feeders. .1077 3 80
HOQS Receipts of hogs this morning
were very light even for a Thursday, only
about sixty csrs being reported In when
the market opened with twenty-two cars
reported back. The receipts have run con
siderably lighter this week than Inst, but
are nevertheless heavier than a year ago.
After declining 17He during the lust two
days the market took a turn for the better
today. It opened right at 6c higher and
strengthened up until mme hogs even
sold 10c higher. The trade waa active at
the advance and with such light receipts
It did not take very long to dispose of
the sixty csrs In sight.
Represents tlvs sales:
Ho. Av. Sk. rr. Ns. Av. 8k. Pr.
47 27 It It (1 774 ... I 78 .
47 184 IN IS 48 1'7 10 I 78
II Ill ... 118 .18 tf.8 Itt 8 77V,
17 141 40 I 14 : II 141 N I 774
44 17 10 IU II 147 40 I 7714)
44 184 ... I It 11 18- ... IN
17 IS ... I 0 44 141 lot I I
II Wl ... IU 41 12 ... I 814
II 14 40 I 46 4. in ... I 81
M 10 ... I 48 44 161 I I M
70 r7 110 I It I" 240 to I 84 .
I 891 M I At 75 114 17 I lit
44 114 .10 8 II 71 171 10 I II
4 174 10 I 45 41 Ill ... IN
44 17 110 I M 141 121 40 I 10 ,
10 170 ... I 45 77 ill IU IH
IS.. ......!8I ... 14714 44 IM ... 10
0 11 ... I 74 70 140 M IM
II till W I 70 71 117 M 8 to
7 ill 10 17 80., 117 ... I rO
74 .... . ... IM 40 I 7 14 Ill 40 I M
71 t) 110 8 70 II 147 ... I M
74 141 N I 74 7 177 ... I t
11 170 ... 71i4 81 141 ... Ill
74 141 ... I 71 77 Ut 80 I I7U
7 144 ... I 71 4 144 0 I 0
0 14 ... I 71 71 Ill WIN
7.. .a. ..114 44 I 71 17 lit ... 4 06
M..: 8.-.1 40 I 71 81 Ill 10 111
W 17 4 I 71
SHEEP Receipts of sheep today were
moderate as ususl on a Thursday, the run
being about the same as one week ago.
The arrivals looked small compared to tne
frevlous days this week. The total for
he four days shows a very heavy gain
over the corresponding days of previous
weeks and also a large Increase over A year
ago.
The market this morning was without
any very new or interesting feature, the
trade being In practically the same condi
tion as detailed yesterday. Feeder sheep
and lambs contlnufaln very good demand
.with the market firm every day. Sheep
especially are bringing very high prices,
as compared with those prevailing at other
market points. In spite of the excessive
receipts this week practically everything
has changed hands on the day of arrival
and sellers without exception have been
exceedingly well pleased for notwith
standing the fact that high prices have
prevailed, they have been securing the
light kind ot stuff, to make good gains on
feed.
Fat sheep and lambs continue a little
slow, packers as noted yesterday being
evidently of the opinion that prices are
too high. The fact that eastern markets
are weakening has contributed somewhat
to this feeling. For the last two or three
days there has been a weak undertone to
the market and still prices have shown
comparatively little If any change?
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs, 3o.7Vu7.86: fair to good Iambs. 86 60
fi6.76; good to cholcs yearlings, 86.60e.7S;
food to choice wethers, 66.1606. SO; fair
17 good wethers, 36.00t96.l6; good tr choice
ewee, 34.7646.26; fair to good ewes, 34.600
4.78. '
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, IS.7Sfl6.06;
yeariings, 8S.2b436.60; wethers, 34.66ti6.00:
ew3, 3.6(X84.40.
Representative salts:
No. Av. pr.
16 Wyoming wethers 100 6 30
60 Wyoming lambs, cull 41 8 00
693 Wyoming lambs A 63 4 X0
621 Wyoming lambs 7 (30
11 Wyoming iambs 88 4 "SO
60 native ewes 83 4 j
90 native ewes , 83 4 ,n
bo Wyoming ewes lug 4 ,4
378 Wyoming ewes 107 4 Vf
1 native ewe 140 ( go
626 Montana wethers Ill ( ij
4 nstlvs ewes 107 6 26
460 Wyoming wethers 107 S 60
nstlvs wethers and ewes..., liM 6 00
461 Montana wethers 110 6 IS
310 Montana wethers Ill I U ,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Flrsa Hogs Five te Tea Crate
HigherSheep Strom.
CHICAGO, Sept. .-CATTLE Receipts.
7,600 heed; market firm. Common to prime
steers. 83.760S.76; cows, $2.70&'l.75; heifers,
32 6V36.86: bulls. 83.2634.60: calves, HOOfJ
7.60; stockers and fseders. $2 6y4.36.
HOQS Receipts. 30.0U0 head; market 6'S10e
higher. Choice light, 86 407i 46; light, mixed,
86 ftH 80: butchers. 86 15tl .40; choice, heavy,
e5.90410; packers. 36i(6.90.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 24.000:
market strong to 10c higher. ShP. 84 2&
6.76; yearlings, 86.6026.60; lambs, KOofco.oO.
Ksn City Live Stock Market..
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 6,700 head, Including l,3j southerns.
Market steady and active; choice export
snd dressed beef steers, 8."i.8(jti.06; fair to
good, 34.0006.60: western steers, 33.60i6.3U;
stockers and feeders, $1604 60; southern
steers, 82. 7643 86; southern cows. Jl. 70.13 00;
nativs cows, 32.0r4.UO; native heifers. 2.70a
486: bulls. r2.1u2.S6; calves, 83O04f6.AO.
HOGS Receipts, 8.200 head. Market
opened steady to 6c higher, closed weak;
top, 14.27; bulk of sales, $. 00441.20; heavy,
86.9O41605: nickers, 86.90d.; pigs sjid
lights, 80 100 70..
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 8,700
head. Market steady; top lambs. 17.66 for
Utah; lambs, 3 OXal.S&i native sheep and
yearlings, 84.7Sii6.60; western clipped year
lings, 4S.0o4in.7l; western clipped sheep, 84.36
t6.36;' stockers and feeders, 8.ftJ6.t-0.
Sew York Live Stack Market.
NEW TORK. Bept. I. BEEVES Re
ceipts, none; nothing doing; market feel
ing stesdy; dressed beef In good demand
at 7to cents per pound for common to
extra nstlve sides.
CALVKS-Recelpts. 17 head. Market
bout steady; veals, 86.00tjd.60; culls, 4Ut
84.60; grassers, 83.60. Dressed calves stesdy
to lirm; city dressed veals, gyaU cents
per pound; country dressed 6ylic; drcssud
grassers snd fed calves, 6&7c.
HOGS Receipts, 1.8U3 head; market easy;
stste snd Pennsylvania hog. 6i WW ).
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 3.U60
hesd. .Oood sheep firm, others steady;
lambs strong; sheen, 33.606 60; culls,
32.6034.00; Ismbs, I7.6wal.00; culls, 86.00;
dressed mutton, 84113 cents per pound;
dressed lambs, 11914 cents.
St. Leals Live stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Bept. 4 CATTLE Re
eolpts, 1600 head. Including 1.600 Texan;
market 10c Ills' er; native shipping and ox
port steers. 14 tt&4 60; dressed beef snd
butcher steers, 33.7M04I.1O; steers under 1.O00
pounds. U-'oHa-iM; stockers and feeders,
2.6vH.3; ciws and bslfrrs. $1 44.75;
canners. $1 60Hit85; bulla, 32.863.76: exlvea,
83 gi KO 76; Texas and Lad Ian steers, 83 609
6.40; oows and heifer. 32.00 81.60.
HOOS Receipts. 4.000 head; msrket
strong: pigs snd lights, 86 60&4.2S: puckers,
86 76iia.20; butchers snd beat heavy, Ki6
085.
SHEEP AND 7AMB8-RecelpUv 1.IW)
head; market steady; native muttons. 83 60
06 60: lambs, tl.6f7r4V culls and bucks.
32.36if3.6: stockers, 31 764.68.
. ' 1
Sloes CHr Live Stack Market.
SIOUX CITT, Sept. : . Speclal Tele.
Cram ) CATTLE Receipt n. It) head; mar
el steady; beeves. 84Vq4 00; cows, hulls
and mixed. 32.6VBi.26; locker and feeders.
13 steers... la 4 in
1 steer..... l"w 4 m
8 steers.. ..114 i 10
elA4j!H ".; calvr and yearMnira, r VsJtoO.
lit.ue-R.lrts. ;.JT beea, riarket c
Llgiii-i', teinng at 8s4i',.j; lni1k ot salea.
o...a v. ,o.
St. Joseph Lite Stork Market.;
ST. JOPF.rH, P-pt. S-ATT1.K-Hece1pta.
?.1 h-ad. MarKel Kiow; ivea 14
ib: rov.e ard I eifere, I15t4j4 wi; Mockers
anil freders. 83 15i4.4.
IIOOS U.ce'i't. MM hetL Msrket wrs
svitily; lop. t'.2j; bulk of Siilov, 80 lotf 1,..
Sll UK!' AM L.AM13 Receipts, iM head.
Native lamb. 87.6.
, stock In Sight.
Receipt of live stock at the six principal
western mnrkrts yestertlnr:
Cuttle. Hugs. Sheep.
South Omaha .'. 2.i 0 6.tK) 8,u)
Mom Citv 6ml 2.
Kaneaa Ity 4.70J 8 M K.7'0
St. Joseph j.ivl 5,4n 7S4
Pt. Uxils 8.6J 4.lM 1U
Chlcngo 7.8 0 SO.iHlO 24.0H)
Total
22.180 46,411 39,fe4
OMAHA WIlnt.K. tl.K MARKET,
Condition of Trade and (laotattoas oa
Stnple nnd Fancy 3'rodnre.
EUQS-Rccelpts, liberal; I rest! stock.
17c.
LIVE POULTTtY-Hens, 84f 10c; roostsrs,
8c; tmkejs, LdWIc; dinks. 7uc; spring
chlckena, U4?l;nj er lb.
BUTTER Packing stock. l4c: choirs
fancy dairy, litiloc; creamery. 2i'24c.
HA T--Prices quoted by omens reed com.
pery: Choice upland. 19 60; medium, 39.00;
coarse, lln ti.6ti. Kye straw, li.UO.
BRAN Per ton. 816 60
VEGETABLES.
SWEET POTAlOcS-fer bbl.. 33.60.
TOM A l Ohio llouio gruwn, ir Oejaet ot
20 lbs . lirtibc.
WAX BRAN?-Per market basket ot
about 15 II., tOo.
TURNIPS, ik.ET8 AND CARROTS Per
bu., 76c.
. LEAF LKYTUCE-llothoUM. per dos.
hrad, 20t.
CEI.ERy-Per dos., 80s.
CrCLMUCKS-Homs gtown. per dos
35c.
o.NIOXS Home grown, lo per lb.; Span
ish. f'J.) per cratt.
OREEN ONIONS Per dos. bunches, lto.
RADISHES Per dos, bunches, Sue.
NAVY BKANS Per bu., li.oo; tSu. A 81.71
LIMA BEAN 8 Per lb., 6VtC. .
UKEEN PEPPliRa Per tnarkst basket,
60c.
PARSLEY Hothouse, per dos. bunches.
20c.
CABBAGE Home grown, per lb., H40.
EGG PLANT Per dos., 31.
POTATOES Per bu., tide.
1KOP1CAL FRCIT8.
ORANGEd aleliciaa, according to slss.
(I.JovS.fO.
LEMON3 Llmonlera. extra fancy, 244
site, a.ui; u siae, 10; 3fi0 sue, 8IO.60; other
I'l-suds, 3t.00 less.
BANANAS l'er . tnedlum-sised hunch.
tl 762. a0: Jumbos, t? JUj.0u.
DATES Per lb., 636Wc.
S'Hoiill.
PEACHES - YuiitMv Iieestona 31 26; Mil
Sou l. per 6-lianket nrule. U OOuLeai Call
loinia r-ilnrtao, ir box, 11.26.
PLUMS California, 1.W1.76; Oregon
Itaimn prunes, 11.76.
1'lvAKsi Bartlett, per box, 32.00.
OKAPa;S amine fiown, pe-r a-lo basket.
20c.
APPLES-Per bbl., 32.0042.50.
MELONS.
WATERMELONS Per lb., lc, or about
25ti4oc each. '
CANTELAJUPES Colorado and Arlsona,
per crate (standard), 1.76a3.u0; ponies, 31.60.
CUI BD.EF PRICES.
No. 1 ribs, uc; .-so. 2 urifr. ui No. 8 ribs,
6Vk3; No. 1 loin, loftc; Nu. s loin, lici
No. 3 kiln, ; No. 1 chuck, 6c j No. I
chuck, 4c; No. i -chuck, 6c: Mo. 1 luund, 8c:
No. 3 round, 7c; Nu. t round, 6c; No. i
L-iste, 8c; No. 1 pi 1. 114c: No. 3 plate. 80.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUGAR Granulated cane, in sacks, 86.31;
granulated beel, in sacks, 36.21. .
BKRwP li bula.. u par sal.; In esses,
( 10-10. cans, 11. o, ensr. 11 6-ib. cans, 61-o;
cases, 24 24-lb, can, 31.86.
CHEES1S ht.lrs. new. toe; ' WlsoOnsIa
brick, 13tfl4c; Wisconsin llmberger, 13c;
twins, 13ft414c; young Americans, 140,
COFFh.ii, ituaatiu, No A,, .fc per lb;
No. on, 2V4C ier ib.; No. K. lWc per lb.; No.
30, 16Vo per 'b.; No. U, 13ic per lb.
N'i."iH-Walnut. No. 1. soft sheila, new
' crop, per lb.. 16c; hard shells, per lb.,
( 12c. Pecans, large, per lb., 16c. small, per
lb., 12c. .Chili walnuts, per lb.. li&lS.
Imnnds. soft shells, per lb.. 15c: hard
shells, per lb., 13jl4c. Cocoanuts, 6400 por
sack of 100.
HONEY Per 24 frames, 33.60.
CANNED O'.HjOB-Corn, standard west
crn. bSftoOc: Maine, 31.16. Tomatoes, 8-lb.
cans. 31.066 1.40; 3-lb., 97VxCt31 00. Plneap.
plea, grat"'l '.'-'b., 32.062.30; siloed. 31.lkK(
.201 gallon apples, fancy, 38 00; California
prleola. il.7ltjN.00; pears, 3l,76t2.50. poaches,
tsncy. 31.7541 2.40; H. C. pcacnes. 35.Otxij2.6u.
Alaska salmon, red, 31.36; fancy Chinook, F.,
82 10: fancy nockeye. K.. 1.;; Aidines, ti
oil, 3360: mustard, 7.IWflUr Sweet po
tatoes, 1.1ii.i1.a; sauerkraut, 31.00; pump,
kins, eOcSai.OO; wax besns, 2-lb., 7UoOc;
lima beans, 2-lb., 76c381.36; spinach, 3136;
cheap taa S"'b" Cuc' CIt; fancy,
'CURED FISH Family whltoflsh, per
quarter bbl.. VX lbs.. 84.00; Norway mack
erel. No. 1. 328 00; No. 2. 8:100; No. 8. 130.00;
Irish, No 3, 816 00: herring, In bbls.. 208 lhs.
each, Norway. 4k. 312 00: Norway. 3k. 313.00;
Holland, mixed. 111. 00; Holland Herring, In
kecs. milker. 80c: kegs, mixed. 70s.
FISH Buffalo, large dressed, 8c; - trout,
medium or large, dressed, 12c; pike, dressed,
11c; .halibut, fine stock. 11c; catfish, dressed,
16c; bullheads, dressed snd skinned, 12c;
white perch, dressed, 6c; crapples large,
12c; sunfish, pan slse, o; whits bass, extra
choice, 12c; pickerel, 9c; salmon, Chinook,
11c; white fish (frosen), 12o; mackerel
(Spanish) ,18c; native, per fish, 18725cr .
codfish, fresh frosen. 12c: flounders, fra 11.
froten, 11c; blueflsh, fresh frosen, 16c;
naaaocx, iresn irosen, 111c; re a snapper,
dressed, 12c; smelts, No. 1. per lb., 12c;
lobsters, (boiled), per lb., 40c; green, 87c;
eel, per lb., 18c; frog leg, per den., 25c;
roe shad, 31 each: shad roe, pair, 45c.
HIDES AND TALLOW Green ''salted.
No. 1, 13,c; No. 2, 12-4c: bull hides, Stfloc;
green hides. No. 1, ll4c;'No, 3, lOC, liorss,
16C((f3.60; sheep Pells, 60cstl.2i. Tallow,
No. 1, 4c; No. 2. Sc. .
.VOOL-Per lh.. I826u.
' Metal Market. " '' .
NEW YORK, ' Sept. 6. METAL Ths
Iindon tin market was unchanged st 1S6
for spot, but futures were a shade lower
at 184 6s. Locally the msrket wss
easier with quoiatlona ranging from 340.80
to 340.60. Copper was about 6s lower In
London with spot Snd futures both quoted
at 8S 2s Ad locally. No change waa re
ported with Lakn.uoted at 118 aTHil 19.00;
Electrolytic at 818.67V7tl8.7f; Casting at
811 87fe4Y18.CO. Lend whs firmer at 36.759
6 96 locally snd advanced to 18 In London. -Spelter
wss unchanged at 27 Urn In Lon
don. Locally the market was steady and
a shnds higher si 86.fVv7F4i.10. Iron was
unchanged to a little higher In the Eng
lish market with Standard foundry quoted
st 6.1s lid snd Cleveland warrants gt 64s
4Hd. Locally the market waa firm. No.
8 foundry northern is quoted at 81 Wt SO;
No. 1 foundry southern M tio.nofln.00: No.
2 found rv southern. 320.0077 ?n 60.
BT. I.OT'ia. Septi 6. M ETA T,f4 Lead,
firm, f5.76fl6.77V4; spelter, firm, 35.92'a.
REAL EST ATH TRANSFERS.
Otto T. Bannard te Edwin 8. Mar
aton, lots 21, 17, 2V, 34 and 35, block
1, and other lots , 1
Anna McGurkln to John McMillan,
two-thirds Interest neS lot 6. block .
6, Park place, and other lots C32
Elisabeth A. Williams to Maurice '
I'halkln. lot and east 44 feet of
lot 6, block 16, Isaac A Selden's add. 1
Sarah Seldtm Haslet to L. A, Wl.
Hams, same X
Carlton D. Hutchinson and wife to
Mary Klrllstk, east Vi iot 3, block
44. Credit Fonder 1,600
William vD. Mc Gurkln to John Mc
Millan, neW lot A block 6. Park;
Place, and west V lots 1, 3 and 8,
block 1, Boggs A Hill s add 1
J. A. Abbott and wife to Forest K.
Parkhurst, south 20 feet lot lo and
north 20 feet iot 8, block 76, South'
Omaha . I
Charles Harding and wife to Kate W.
' Brown, part lot 8, ' block L Jerome -'
Hark . L800
Hans Larren to Oscar HedvsJl, lot 3,
bli.ck 8. Cunningham's sub 3,100
George T. Mills et si to Francis M,
Henderson, lots 11 and 12, block , :
Deer Park - 871
Mathew J. Chalupsky and wife to '
. Mike Slmak, ptirt lot L block 4, Ilas
cail's aub tl6
Harry M. Christie et al to Victoria
Ollewslkie, lot 4. block t. Fowler
Place 310
Robert Wlklund and wife to Peter
Ellason, lot 6. block 3, Alamo Plasa 1,800
Equitable Farm and Stock Implement
company to John Hratt, lot 23, block
18. Bedford's Second add ' ft
Robert O. Fink to Continental Trust
.company, lots H and 12,' block 100,
Dundes .' 83
Omaha A Council Bluffa Street Rait-'
way company lo Michael J. Barrow,
lot 3, Wholes' sub ,, (00
W. A. Sn.lth and wife to Michael J.
Barrow, same 3
Ocorge B. Hill to Annie E. Hill, lot
4. Dodge A Root's add 10
McCsgue Investment comirftny to Ellx
abetU W. Wright, lots 3 and 4, block
2, Pope Place , 25
E. Kountse Real .Estate company to
. Jumt s p. tilaler, lut It, block; ; 10,
Kountie Plate v,... 4.OJ0
Total , 16J4a