TIIE OMATTA DAILY BEE? SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 190(5,
13
1
7
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Bearish Tendency Unchecked And Prioti
l'k Lowr IitL
BUSINESS VERY LIGHT IH ALL OPTIONS
Paetara OosaAlae (ar Wtikini la
WkMl, Walla Sentiment la Cars
Pit Is Beeenalng Mara Bear
likEirt Trade) tall.
OMAHA, Sept. 7, 190.
The market again was slow and draggiag,
wltn prices 1 generally below yrnterdii.
With lower cable, bearish foreign news,
clear weather and fair receipts, titers was
nothing in the situation tu develop any
thing like a bullisn movement. Cash tie-
'V;-Tnrid generally was a shade lighter, anil
marm gen
Irtily eight
p lie mark
I i-'orn or
larger m
(in, toaas were repot tea mr export.
raet mi lew mends on either side.
J ragged to lower levels with the
ira-er movement end favorable crop re
ports. The opening was unchanged, but
the Ions was gradual through the session,
and the close was fte lower. The general
sentiment Is bearish, as tha Impression Is
corn is made and there Is a good supply
est tha old grain In farmers' hands.
, Prirr.sry wheat receipts were ona.uuO bush
Is and shipments 26;,000 bushels, sgalnst
receipts last ear of vU.OUO bushels snd
shipments of 336,000 bushels. Corn receipts
were 6H,M bushels and shipments KV'.UvO
bushels, against receipts last year of 878.000
Ibushels snd shipments of 818.0U0 bushels.
'Clearances were M.000 bushels wheat, Ml
barrels flour, 60.0U0 bushels corn and
bushels eats
Liverpool closed Hd lower to d higher
on wheat and unchanged to Hd lower on
urn.
- New York wired: "tots of short wheat
covered yesterday by people who sre still
bearish. If It don't rally soon they will
- put It out at a lower price. Market acts
drugged."
Modern Miller says: ' "St. Tiili -Farmers
are preparing to seed a large acreage
In winter wheat, perhaps the lurrest ever
put In. The soil Is In fine condition for
; this work. Increased deliveries bv farmers
In the hard winter wheat state's sre re
ported. Otherwise little wheat Is moving."
, Local range of options:
Arttcles.1 Open. I Hlgh. Low. Close.! Tes'y
"Wheat-I
I
SHAI 66VA
Sept...
Dec....
May...
1
torn
ept...t 4?T(,AI WiAl U
ree
STA! 87AI 87iA! 874 A
Way...
Sept...
3VAl SSHAj SS ..A 38 A
.! I .! a bi.a
A naked. B bid.
Omaha l ash "ales,
OATS-No. 3, 1 car, ZTHc; 1 car, JTKc;
No. I color, 1 ear, 27io.
Omaha 'asli Prices. '
WHEAT No. t hard. KWific; No. t
hard. Wrtj3Hc: No. 4 hard, tuyttHic; No. 3
spring, taVic; No. 4 spring. 6l!jjij3c.
COBN-No. 3. 4:HEI48c; No. 8 yellow, 4314
&4ac: No. I white. 44Kc.
OATS No. f mixed, 27fa27He: No. I white,
WiWtc; No. 4 white, 27W27o.
RYE-No. 2, M,,c: No. i 60c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago ......
Kansas City
Minneapolis ,
Omaha .......
Duluth .......
8u Louis ....
87
211
....190
....117
.... H
....118
.... 63
23
'ii
20
CHICAGO GRAI AD PROVISION!
Faaiaraaaf tha Trading aad Closlag
Prices ob Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. 7. Aided by continued
clear weather In the northwest, bears In
the local wheat market today forced the
prices down to a new low record for the
season. At the close December wheat was
oft Vita-Hc. Corn waa down He. Oats were
off He. Provisions were oft oTo to 12o
lower.
The wheat market was weak, with trad
Ing at times almost at a standstill. Con
tinued good weather, an Increase In the
movement of wheat from the farms and a
till grester movement predicted In the
near future, followed by the assertion In
a St, Louis trade journal that the acreage
being sown to winter' wheat this year Is
the largest In the history of the United
States, were the. main Influences for lower
prices. The market closed weak, with
rices near the lowest point of the day.
lecember opened unchanged to He lower
at- 72Hi&72Hc. sold off to 72U,7iic and
closed at 72'4a'72Hc. Clearances of wheat t
ana nour were equal to 40,300 bu. Exports
for the week shown by Bradstreets were
equal to 8,600.000 bu. Primary receipts were
bs&.ono bu.. against 913.000 bu. for the corre
sponding day last year. Minneapolis, Du
luth and Chicago reported receipts of 26
cars, against 164 cars last week and 623
cars a year ago.
The corn market waa again weak today
because of continued Ideal weather condi
tions for the ripening crop. The close was
weak. December opened a shade to e
lower at 42Ho to 42Hl8'42e, sold off to 42Hc,
where It closed at the lowest point of the
day. Local receipts were 8S8 cars, with
197 cars of contract grade.
The oats market was steady. December
0ened unchanged at 'c, sold off to 80V9
&io and closed at 30a Local receipts
were 211 cars.
The provisions market opened firm, but
weakened on soiling caused by a break In
ryra. At the close January pork was off
l?Hc at 813.26. I-ard was down 7Hc at
Ribs were 6fc7Hc lower at $7.17
1.20. ...
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat.
69 cars: corn. 464 cars; oats, 213 cars; hogs,
9.009 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Ooss.l Tss'y.
Wheat
Sept...
70
6N.1
894
OB70
78j'7j
Dec....l7?UiBa
May...7ffi(77
:o rn
71
72H!72U!tAi
71
76
7,
8ept...l-'7HTTS
41
4?t
42'4
47(fJ
47
42'i
lec.
42M
, 4Z
May..
Oats
Sept,. Dec...
May..
Pork
Sept.. Jan...
Lard
Sept..
44
8
8
237JJ0
so
so
19
, 30
80?
0Tb
83Ts
33
16 90
13 46
82?kl
8.
32 !4
16 87
13 87
6J
8 72
8 6i
18 (0
U 46
16 70
13 83
16 76
it a
8 60
8 87V4
??7H
!5?H
ot..
S 7h
8 65
S To
8 65
8;
Nov.,
Jan..
Oct..
Jan..
8 40
g 46
7 32
s ni
3 66
T22H
? 2V4
S 66
7 82
7 82'
7
8 47
8 36 i
8 66
8 42
7 30 "
8 72
8 60
736
7 22H!
7 17
No. t
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOI R Steedy; winter patents, $8.30(9
b0; straights, 3M(ka3.40; spring patents,
straights, 33.2ik-Q3.ou; bakers. 3AJ0
8i .6u.
WHEAT No. t spring. 7S474c; No. 3.
T375c: No. 8 red. sjtOc, .
OOHN-No, i. 4c; No. 3 yellow. 4!H
OATS No. i. 3c; No. f white, 8333c:
No. 8 white. H1i2c .
RYE No. 2. 66W..
tlARLEY Fair to choice malting. 439
8EEDaV-No. I flax, $1.04; No. 1 north
western, 31; prime timothy, 83.4joii4.ui;
ciover contract grades, 312.00.
PHOVlSiONS Short rlha, aides (looaei.
88.65I 66. Mess pork, per bbl.. 314.75. Lard
per HO lbs., 38 2. Short clear sides
tooxeai as bik ''w
Tbe receipts and shipments of flour and
grain were: Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bhls 7.0 .4
Vheat, bu 64.000 u.ttt)
Corn, bu , 416.000 m.0
Oats. bu..
.2b"7.f0
. l.OOO
Uulaat
hra. bu.
Barley, bu.
30.SU0
1.4U0
On the Produos exchange today tha' but
ter market was steady; creameries. l4i
M.c: dairies, liijaouc Eggs, firm: at mirii
cases Included, Uw!7c; firsts, WVhc; prime
Urate, extras, 2-.'o. Cheese, steady;
t. Iala General Market
BT. LOUIS. Sept. T WHEAT 1iwrrt
track No. 3 red cash. 7o$r71c; No. t hard.
ixW'O'vSa; Decenibur, iouiua; May, it
CORN Futures, lower: Mth. steadv:
track. No. 3 caali, 47c; No, 3 while, 4Sc; De-
Ottlillier. vpc; wax, etc.
OATS Weak; track. No. 8 cash, 31c; Da.
V cember. Sio bid; May, 33c; No. while.
KIXJl'R Dull; ped winter patents. UIJ
I.4S; extra fancy and straight, aiSCii-36,
Jlear. 6: 20076.
6i:El lliiiolhy. steady at 33 36376.
V)KNMHAL feteaJv at 610-
hMAN-Hrtii; sacked, east track, T37f73c
HAY Flrro and higher; timothy, tli.aC
a-w, nraine, a o"Trivoij.
IKON CXlfTONflEttll.80.
n a 1 1 ,"N l s 1-100.
HKMP TW1NK 7Vm.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower;
Jolibltig.
tis.36. Laid, kmvt; prims siseuu, 3a.aU. ivry
1
M A
!HA
69A
88iA
salt meats, steady; boged tra shorts,
t124; rleer ribs. K.3TH: short clears m SO.
Harcn, steady: boxed extra shorts. 8t.6iVa;
clear ribs, $!0 17H; short clear, 810.26.
IDfLTRY Dull; chirked. l"c: springs.
Illy; turkeys, 144jc; durks. Ac; geese. Bo.
HL'TTF.H Firm; creamery, l4&4c;
dairy, 1Mj22c.
LOOS Higher; lHc esse count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls n.OW 8.
Wheat, bu M.o " "
Corn, bu v tw.0"0 -2
Oau, bu . 142.0U) 46,000
HEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
aalatlaaa af tha Day ta Varlaaa
Commodities-
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-FLOUR-Recelpte.
18.0WI bbla; exports, 36.756 bbls.; msrket
barfly steady and quiet: Minnesota patents,
34.KHi4.40: Minnesota bakers, 83 4"3.m; win
ter patents. 33.7Hrt.10; winter straights, 33 59
t3.; winter extras. 32.Sftft3.2S; winter low
grades. ?7&fi3.30i Rys flour. Arm: fair to
good, 33.2K8.76; choice to fancy, 33S4.(".
CORN MRAL Steady; fine white and yel
low, 31 ai1.26; coarse, 31.113112; kiln oled,
3im2.o. ' . w
RYE-Dull; No. t western, 4c t. o. b.
and afloat. .
BARLKY-Qulet; feeding, 94flc. e. I. f.
Buffalo; malting. 45&52o. c. I. f. Buffalo,
WHKAT Kecelpis, l,s ou.; exinjiiB,
1.994 bu. Spot market easy; No. 1 red, TCVfco
elevstor snd 77c f. o. b. and afloat; No. 1
northern buluth, Jlio f. o. b. and; afloat;
No. 1 hard winter, 78o f. o. b. and afloat.
From a steady opening wheat declined
gradually to lowest prices of the year to
day. Liquidation snd bear pressure do
veioped owing to easy cables, fine weather,
Innreaalnr recelnts. lighter weekly clear
ances and bearish Modern Miller and Mis
souri state reports. Final prices wera Hd
to Ho net lower: May, 83H3'4c, closed st
RSc; September, 77Vo77Hc closed at 77Ho;
Il.remher tt X-1feftfcO Sk-1A. closed at StMC.
CORN Receipts, 4.3IW bu.; exports, 60,000
bu.; sales, 126.0HO bu. future. 48.UW bu. spot.
Boot market easy; No. 3, 67Hc elevator and
e"e r o. a. sna snoat; no. ynuw,
MWc: No. 1 white. IDc. Otitlon market de.
cllned sharply on the fine weather and crop
news, closing partly net iuw, , mwj,
49V4T4W4C. closed at 44c: September closed
at h6c: December. Blftfilic. closed at 61c.
OATS Receipts, 144.(0 bu.; spot market
steady; mixed, 2 to S3 lbs.. Sfc; natural
white, 30 to 33 lbs., KHftCTftc; clipped
white. 38 to 40 lbs., H541ic-
HAY Barely steady; shipping, 36C75C;
good to choice, porfojl.w.
FEED Firm; spring bran. $18.26; mid
dllnrs. 119 TS: citv. tM SOfi 24.BO. '
HOrS Steadv; state, common to choice,
1906 crnn. 11617c: 1904 cron and olds, nom
inal; i'acmc coast, I9i crop, xaisc; ivui
cron. 12c: olds nominal.
HIPE9 Steady; Galveston. 20 to 23 lbs.,
20c; California, 21 to 25 lbs., 21a; Texas,
ory, to so lbs., lc.
PKOVieiONS Heef. firm; family, SlO.Sftttp
II. W, mess, 3S.SO6.00; beef hams, kim4
zi.W. fut meats, steady; pickieo neuiea,
311.00(312.60: Dickled shoulders. 8S.264JS.75:
pickled hams, J12.ofW12.60. Lard, quiet;
prima Western, 38.7Efi.S0; refined, steady;
continent. 39.20; compound, S7.12tt7.37V;
Houin America, 310.UO. roiK, steauy , mm
lly, 31S 9t( 19.00- short clear, 817.OCKgl8.76;
mess. S18.7!ii&19.26.
TALLOW Firm: city ($2 per pkg.), 648
6c; country (pkgs. free), 6Vs6c.
RICE Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
3',ytiiHc: Japan, nominal.
BUTTER Firm. Street price: Extra
creamery, '2VA'&rc. Official prices: Cream
ery, common to extra, lS24c; state dairy,
common to fancy, nISc; renovated, com
mon to extra, 16ff'21Hc; western factory,
common to firsts, 15 18 He; western Imita
tion creamery extras, 21c; western firsts,
isHtnfcv
CHEESE Steady; state full cream, targe,
fair to fancy. 12'412V; small, fair to
fancy, ll,?iil2io.
EGGS Firm; western firsts, 21g22c (offi
cial price western firsts, 21Hc).
POULTRY Alive, quiet; western spring
chickens, 13c; fowls snd turkeys. 14c.
Dressed, easier; western spring chickens,
1316c; spring turkeys, 22330c; fowls, VXtUio.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MtNNEAPOTjTS, Sept. 7. FLOUR First
patents, 34.00ia4.10; second patent s, " 33.4f
3.95; first clears, S3.2d&3.45; second clears,
$2.40171.60.
BRAN In bulk, 312.6013.78.
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
1 Minneapolis and Chicago delivery). The
range of prices, as reported by F. D. Day
4k Co., 110-111 tjoera 01 iraae, was:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Yes'y
WheatH
May..
Sept..
Dec...
Oct...
Nor..
Deo...
767SH T614 741 7475H31
St 9t 69H 9H TO
70ig'71 71 70H6H 70H 70T
1 094 11 1 0H 1 W I 0974
108 1 OSVi 1 08 108 lOH
1 08 1 OSVi 1 08 1 OSVi X 08
1 07 1 07H 1 07 1 07V4
Kaaaas City Grain and Provisions.
KAN8AS CITY, Sept. 7. WHEAT Sep
tember, BSc; December, 6Hc; May, 0c;
cash, No. 2 hard. 6&tf7Hc; No. 3, 63&tc;
No. 9 red. )flbVe; No. 3, 66c.
CORN September, 42c; December, 37Hc;
May, 8SHc; July, 38Hc; cash, No. 2 mixed,
feWc; No. 3 white, 40c. 1
OATS No. 3 white, 31fl32c; No. 3 mixed,
H-aaovio. . .
EOOS Firm: extra. 20c; firsts, coses In
cluded. 19c; seconds, 12c.
RYE Unchanged; No. 1 67tf69c.
HAY Firm; cholca timothy, 3H-2512.00;
choice nrairle. 89.00.
BUTTER Firm;
creamery, extra, S3c;
packing, lOVio.
Wheat, bu v..
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
Receipts. Shipments.
...1S4.000 . 116.000
... 20.O11O - lS.ono
... 13,000 13,000
Mllwaskee Grata Market.
MILWAUKEE, Bent. 7-WHEAT-Eualor:
No. 1 northern, 764i77c: No. 3 northern, 73
67c; December. 72Vi'S2He.-
HIB-Iiowfr; no. 1, oiwgoic.
BARLEY Steady; No. i, bofii'c; sample.
864c.
CORN Steady: No. t cash, 49S4Sc; De
cember, 42o bid.
Liverpool Grntnaad Provisions,
LIVERPOOL. Sent. T. WHEAT- Spot.
quiet; NO. 3 red weatern winter, 6s iod;
futures steady; September, 6s ld; Decem
ber, ss va.
CORN Bpot, nrm; American mixeo. new,
. ,AJ . - I 11 1- 1 1 ...... K a
steady; December, 4a 6ds January new, 4s
Ud'
Philadelphia Prodaea Market.
PHIIDELPHIA, Sept 7.-BUTTF,"R
Firm: good demand; extra western
creamery. 24Mit2bo.
.QUi4 Firm ; good aemana; western
fresh. 23o at mark.
CHEEBE Firm; good demand; New York
full cream, 1ZU13C
Peoria Market
TSTT-T4 A eAK4 -- XT arkaa a
aT AVrVl a DVlVi I WVIk44 11 Ig, Ili , w v
I, 48c; No. 4, 47a; no. grade, 46O40.
OATS Strong; No. 3 white, 31c; No. I
white, 30M0c; No. 4 wnue, iiviitio,
RTF; irirm: No. 2. inc.
WHISKY On the basis of S1.28 (or fin
ished goods.
Toledo Seea Markat.
TOLEDO. Sept. 7. SEEDS-Caah clover.
old. 37.M); new, prime and October. 67.14:
Lecember. M.-x'i. rnme timothy, 31.10.
r-nme aiaiae, e. io.
RYE No. 3. 66C.
Dalnth 4raln Market.
DL'LUTH. Sept. 7. WH BAT On track.
No. I northern. 72o; No. 3 northern, 71Oi
May. 76c
OATH To arrive, Vic; September, 2Sc.
Metal Markat.
NEW YORK. Sept. 7. METALS There
was a decline of lbs in tne ixinoon tin mar
get. with spot clteing st aUo4 as and tu
turas at 1M 10a Locally, the markut was
dull and lower, in sympathy with buyers
views. Quotations ranged from 340.1u. to
84U.6U. Copper was higher In London, with
both spot and .'utures quoted at As 16a.
Locally, the market wss firm, with lake
quoted at 3U.k7'vVl.0O; electrolytic, 318C
CIS 76; cesimg. iiwi'iw ua .was
firm In the local market, with quotations
ranging from 36-76 to 36.. The London
market was unchanged at .18. Spelter waa
easy at 36UMj8.U in the local market. The
ixmdon mantel waa unchanged at an lua.
Iron waa hliaier In the Enaliah market
with standard foundry quuu-d at Us id
snd Cleveland warrants at 64a 7d. TLe
local market was unchanged, with No. 1
northern foundry quoted at a.ouii 21.00: iso,
t northern foundry. l!.uol 2u: No. 1
southern foundry, J Jj.oia.tJO; Mo. 3 south
ern foundry, i.u.uuy.-u.ou.
ST. LOUla. Sept. 7. METALS Lead,
higher at a.77Sw.lsU. Spoiler, quiet at
6iy.
Cne Market,
NEW YORK. Sept. 7. COFFEE Market
for futures opened steady at unchanged
prices to an advance 01 s points on nig tier
European cables, advances in primary mar
kets and continued dry weather in BrasiL
There waa some heavy selling at the ad
vines, but leading roasting Interests were
active buyers and prices ruled generally
steady to firm. The close was Arm at an
advance of 16$20 potnta. Sales for the day
wera reported of about MH.uo Dags. Inolud
Ing ctctober at s.c; Decern rer, .s6q.nic
January. ; renruary, saoc; March, .
tivkic, My. .:jg7.otc: June. W; Jul;
I. lie Spot Armi Ku 7 Rio, tfco.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
General Ebow of Strsnrtb ia lbs Iftritt
Early ia the Iaj,
COMPREHENSIVE REACTION COMES LATER
haw's Waralagr ta Baaka Aaralaat
Laaalag QoTerameat Daaaslta at
High Rata Alarms
Depaatters.
S, i.T0R?' 8ept- T Price movements
.lFk.Jodt' reflected a mixed senti
merit In the speculation and one liable to
i''"' on; during the day.' The most
J 1 "h2w of t"nth came esrly In
IwKd,run, thl" '"rgely In sympathy
. P0'1 strength of Individual
stocks Later In the day there was a
comprehensive reaction. The decline was
attributed to the heavy cash losses which
the banks were shown by the preliminary
estimates of the week's currency move
ment to have suffered. A chilling effect
upon the confidence of speculative opera
tore of obtaining abundant means from
the treasury money market waa caused
by the strong terms of Secretary Shaw's
clrcu ar to national bank depositories.
wiem against putting out govern-
merit deposits. In their custody, in loan
thig-h rates of interest.
1 ne access to accounts of national banks
and the control of their conduct exer
cised by the Treasury department through
the comptroller's office, are believed to
offer a medium through which the head
department will be able to enforce his
Injunctions or to know whether they
have been observed, according to opinion
expressed In the Wall street district
amongst banks. That a general enforce
ment of the rules laid down by the secre
tary would greatly pinch the resources
now employed In sustaining the specula
tion In stocks Is clear. The possible re
suits 1o follow from the Inferences thus
suggested were not realised by holders of
stocks on margin with borrowed monev
and some speculative liquidation was
caused. The day's sub-treasury state
ment ahowed a small part of the earlier
takings 'of that Institution restored to the
hanks, but the loss for the week on that
account still stood at 34.434,000. while
estimates by the banks are of a loss of
cash to the Interior on the direct express
movement of rather more than the sub
treasury withdrawals. A decline In cash
reserves of 310.000,000, with last week's
surplus below 33.000,000 had a restraining
Influence on speculation dependent upon a
continuance of large credit extensions.
Money on call, on the other hsnd, showed
some relaxation and did not get as high
as yesterday and time loans were quoted
easier.
Tha day's advices added to the confidence
that substantial replenishment of cash
will be available to New York banks
promptly on Monday, when tbe treasury
aid to gold Imports goes Into effect. Es
timates of engagements in London point
to an amount reaching 810,000,000 or up
wards. Any addition to this supply by
Paris engagements Is a matter of less
assurance, but is within the probabilities.
Under the terms of the treaeury order,
also, gold on the way from Australia
will entitle the consignees to government
deposits until the period of arrival. Last
week 11,600.000 was shipped from that
source for San Francisco.
An approaching requirement for cash
which has not yet received public at
tention Is the necessity of the New York
trust companies to Increase their cash
reserves from 3 per cent of deposit, which
becomes obligatory on July 1, to 4 per
cent of the deposits on October 1. The
additional amount called for on the pres
ent showing of trust company deposits
will be about 310.000.000. The Hill stocks
were strong features today on continued
belief In the maturity of the ore land
lease project. The New York Central en
Joyed an advantage from Its good August
earnings. Atchison and Resdlng touched
new high levels on the movement. The
break in Union Bag and Paper was on
the reduction of the dividend on the pre
ferred stock. The running off in the
call money rate caused an Irregular rally
late In the day, but It did not hold and
the market closed easy and near the low
est. .
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value 11.734.000. United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Following wss the range of prices on the
New York Stock exchange:
Balm, High. Lew. Close.
Adam KsnreflB .... St?l
Amalunt4 Copper 121.IM 1HV. 111 111
Amr. Cr and Foundry. . M" 41 40 lH
do pfd KX 10! Ml 101
Amir. Cotton Oil... l
do pfd u m
Amer. RiDim !M
Amer. Hid and Leather pfd 1 !"4 tt H
Amer. loa Securities 4.M0 Ml U M4.
Amer. Liaised Oil , .
do pfd T. 41
Am.r. Locomotive 1.100 Vt 71 71
do pfd "I
A mar. Smelting at RaSnlng 14.no 1M H2
do pfd ,.. 0 11T llltk H4H
Amr. Sugar Refining 't.tdO ir 1U iM
A mar. Tobacco pfd cue.. , v im 100 '"
Anaconda Mining Co,
. Z.'IQ BMZi Z'B a'1
. 64,200 10 lOTVt 1071,
.1 tO lot 100S 10
400 140 141
. U.104 Ul , 12014 una.
. .... tlH
. 31,700 II TH "S
. 4,400 i7i m m
.. 3,400 IS 14 II
100 lttlSt lOltt 10
t2S
. 1.700 44H M 4H
Atcnison
de pfd
Atlantlo Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Trenail..
Canadian Paclflo
Central Leather v
do pfd
Central of New Jersey....
Cheeapaake A Ohio :
Chicago Ureal Western...
l.tos ia 11 . 11
Chlcaao A Northwesters.. 14,400 tltta tit 311
'.. M. A St. Paul Il." 111 171 171
Chicago Term. A Trans...." II
do pfd .... ir
C, C. C. A St. Louis.... loo 14 l
Colorsdo ruel and Iron.... 31,100 11 MS M
Colorado A Soul hers KM 17 14 l
do let pfd in 11 4 wi
do 3d pfd , K 11 10 V
Consolidated Oaa
100 1M
11
IM
Corn Products rfs.r..
do pfd ,
Delaware A Hudson
11., Lack. A Wealara.,..
Denver A Rio Grande......
.... 11
104 14 T4 71
8.100 311 311 111
30 44
100 M
1,400 13
14. K 47
Ml 77
WO Tl
ino 111
21.100 340
4J
4
77
41
S5
11
do pfd
Dlmlllers' Securities
Eris. ,
so ik pia
do td pfd
11k 14
Oaneral Electric
17 1M
Ureal Northern pfa .,
Hocking Valley
Illlnoia Central
Intorborouib. Metropolitan..
do pfd
Inter. Paper
do pfd ,
Inter. Pump ,
41. iai
111
mo iti m iu
S,w H
too 11 11
11
II
47
KM
. so pre
Iowa central
10
100
M H
M
M
do pfd
K. G. Southern
400 W II
400 II 17
1.100 14 147
- 10
100 11 71
do pfd
'
141
LoulaTllis A Nashville
Mexican Central
Minn. A HI. Louis
M., St. P. A Sault Bla. M.
IV
111
de pfd
101 1794 17IH 170
Mlaaourl Pact Ac
4.400 11 7Hs 17
M.. K. A Texas.
e" eeva aea as
do pfd
too 11 11
0 11 17
luO 41 41 S4
81,400 144 S4 144
100 five let
t.6u 14 12
10
National Lead
N. M. R. of Mexloe pfd....
New Tork Central
N. T.. Ont A Wealarn....
Norfolk Waatara
1
4
14S
"a
13
MS
'do pfd
North Americas
Northern Paclae
11,101 111
1.100 l
M.I0 141
1O0
100 M
4u0 14
311 tllu
17
141 141
Pacific Mali 1
FennerlranUi
People's Gas
10 K
Pitta., C. C. A St. L
Prewed Steel Car
sa w
4 51
do pfd ,
Pullman Palace Car
heeding
lfr IM
X0O 141
IM.MO 144 141 Ui
nos,
10S M M II w
11.IU0 M 11 I8U
de lei pfd
do Id pid
Republic ateel
de pld
Hock 1 aland Co
do pfd ,
St. U A Baa Fraa. 34 pfd.
St. L. gouts weateri
do pfd ,
Sloea-Shemeld ,
Southern PwlDa
do pfd ,
outhera Railway ........
. im ut iv
e.-, ri mi
, e, aea ae
a 44 44 44
. l.to 111. IIU llta
, 1.40 II n 71s
. U.7U0 U 1 l i;
lie lie
. lauo ia 17
114
17
pis
1 s n
Tenseeeeo Coal aad Irea..
ee
IM
leiaa Pacific ,ue
Tel.. St. U Weetarn ... iu
So Bid a
U u
11 11
11 11
tf.
t
Ilt4
?SX
61
Union PaclBa
as pfd
V. S. Kiprvaa
V. A Realty
I). A Ruober
do pfd
V- I. Steel, ei-diT
do pfd
141.1US 14 113
"oi lii" im"
13X
14
41
... 3.S0 44 44
... 4u0 101 im
lot
...llt.kl 47 44 .44
Virgin la -Carolina Chemical.
do pfd
Webaik
do pfd
Wella-Kargo kxpreea
Weetingaouee Llectrla ....
Weatera Union
Wheeling A Lake Brie
Wlauenels Central
. do pfd
." ivi ll till
loo u it n
1 lu 1UV 1MW
"0 l.i, hv.
100 44 44 iil
10 11 tu v
le4 U4 IM
ue i us, 11
11
14
61
144 34
Total aaleg tor the gay, LIU, 400 ekarea
Asked.
- Farelan risaselai,
LONDON, Sept. 7.-Money was plentiful
today and rates were eaay, but discounts
were firmer, owing to the American gold
withdrawals. Trading on the Stock ex
change was Inactive, but the tone wss
fairly cheerful. Consols further weakene.1
as the result of fears that mora gold would
be wanted for America. Home rails wera
In fair demand. Foreigners were steadier
early In tUe day. but at the close wt-rw
taaler. Americans reoelved support, due)
partly to tha easier monetary conditions In
Wall street. Price at noon showed con
siderable sdvance over parity. Iter New
York supported rnlte4 States Steel snd the
rest of the market grew firmer. In sym
pathy, but closed easier. Kaffirs were
weak on holders soiling. Japanese Imperial
s of lfM closed at ltflV
BERLIN. Sent. T. Prices on the Bourse
today were weaker, owing to anxiety re
garding the market developments. Ameri
cana and Russians were lower.
PARIS. Sept. 1. Prices on the Bourse to
dsy wera unsteady and trading was dull,
especially In Rueslsns. Russian Imperial
4s closed st 70.40 and Russian bonus of
1904 at 472.00.
Raw York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Bept. 7. MONEY On
cell, easier, 11H4T17 per cent; ruling rate.
13 per cent; closing b. 3 pw cent; offered
at 3 per cent. Time loans, easier; sixty
and ninety days, 7J7Vi Pr cent; six
months. H per cent.
PRIMES MERCANTILE paper 807
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong; then
easier, st 34. 63te(f4.8S66 for demand and
at 34.8065 4.8070 for sixty-day bills;
posted rates, 34 81 H tjH.82 and 4.l4Htr
4.86; commercial bills, 34.80V4? ,
' SILVER Bar, 67 He; Mexican dollars,,
BONDS Government and 'railroad,
Quofatlons on New York bonds today
wera as follows;
IT a er. t. . ...lMUJanan a. id eert .... l"
do eottooa
.lia 1 oo lit. d
.lCIVfc do td series
.tottfe! do 4a, ctfa
.1011. I,. N. unl. 4a.....
.101 Manbat. e. gold 4s..
.131 Imea. Central 4s...
1
o
V. I. la. reg.....
do coupon
V. I. id ia. rag
do coupon
17. I. new 4a, rag
o
101
74
II
101
de eoopoa m I so in inc..
AmA Tobacco 4a TJ,llsn. St. U 4a.
do 4s
11i M . K. T
Atchison gaa. 4s.
to adj. 4e
Atlantis C. L. 4e
B. A O. 4s
to ls
Brk. a. T. er. 4
tmsk so saa ...
M
. N. R. R. of at. a. 4a. SS
. I.'N. T. C. sen. IV.S.. II
.lOtSiN. i. C. gea. aa....lM
. 13 Ne. Pacldo 4a 103
. S4U do ta TS
Central st On. Is.
1KHIN. W. oo.' 4a..joo
do 1st tne.. ..,.... SR
Ore. S. L. rts. 4s.... )
do M Ine
do Id Ine IT
r-hes. A O. 4a 104
Chicago A. TT
Penn. T. Is 101
Reading gea. 4s M
St. L. I. 14. e. e.H4
St. U S. r. tg. 4a. 12
St. L. 8. W. eon 4a. 77
Seaboard A. U 4e.... M
C. B. A Q. a. 4a.... 17
C, R. I. P. 4a.... T7
do col. Is 0
Civ. A St. U g. 4.100
So. Paclfle ia. I
do let 4a cl fa n
Colo. Ind. Is. ear. A. 74 Southern Rr- la.
111
-lolo. Mid. 4a 74
Colo. A So. 4a II
Cuba la lot
. A R. O. 4s II
Plat. Sees. I V
Tern. P. lata 111
T.. St. L. a w. 4s.. n
Inlon Partlc 4a in
V. 8. Steel td la l
Wabash lata 114
Erie prior Ilea ....100
H Am - M
do deb. B..
7i
Western Md.
4a..
Hock. Vallee liu '..1Mu!. A L.
is
Japan-Is 10014 jWla Central
M
i
Offerad.
Boston Vtocka sal Bonds
BOSTON, Sept. T Call loans, 69 per
cent; time loans. 67 per cent. Closing
quotations on stocks snd bonds were:
Atchlaon adj. 4a.... M
do 4a n
Met. Central. 4a...... 14
Atcblann 107
do pfd .too
Hoetea A A 4
Boston A Ma 1M
eDoaton Bla ....Ill
ritchburg prd 1!
Central H
X. T., N. H. H.1M4
Pera Marquetts .... II
Union Paeine 113
Am. Arge. CTMia.... H
do pfd M
Am. Pneu. Tuba. 1
Am. Sugar 111
do pfd 1H
Am. 'tel. A Tel 1(1
Am. Woolen II
Allouet
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Cel. A Hscla
Centenstal
. 18
.111
. 1
. 11
.710
. 14
Copper Range
. 71
. 14
. 31
nair weet
franklin
Ials Rorale
Mam. Mining
Michigan
Mohawk
Mont. Coal A Coke
Old Dominion
Oaeaola ...w.t......
Parrot
Qulncr
Shannon
Tamarack
Trlnltr
. II
.
,. II
. 40
. t
. 41
..111
.. tl
.. a
.. 1
.. S8
.'.101
do pfd 101
Dom. Iron A 8 211
Edleon Elee. Ill I3S
lTnlted Copper ....
.. 41
.. 4'"i
V. S. Mining
Maes. Electric ...... t0
U. B. Oil..
t'tah
Victoria ....
Winona ....
WolTorins
..
do pfd 1i
.. eo4
.. 4
.. 1
Maas. Gaa ., M
United Fruit 101
United Shoe Maeh... o
..US
oo nra lliV
North Butte
M
Oreene Con. 21
V. 6. Steel 4IU
Butts Coailtloa 13
Nevada II
to pfd ., 1M
Cel. A Arlaosa 114
Tscsmaeh 11
Adventure g
Asked. Bra.
London Closing; Stocks.
LONDON. Sent. 7. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Consols, monsr 14 1-14 M.. K. A T M
do account
. sH N. T. (.antral i4t
Anaconda
. 14H Norfolk at w
Atchlaon
..HIS
..10H
..1
..114
.. 44
..
..117
do nfd
.. 44Mj
do pfd
Ont. A W cetera .
.. 41
.. 14
..
.. 14
.. 11
..101
.. 16
..100
.. tt
.. 41
..Ill's
.. 41
., 4T
B A Ohio.
Canadian Paclfle
Chea. A Ohio...
Chicago O. W..
C. M. A St. P.
Pennsylvania ...
Rand Mines ....
Reeding
Southern Rr ...
do pfd
lo. Taclflo
De Beers
U. A R. O
.. lll
.. ii
.. tt
.. 41
.. II
.. 14
..IIS
I nlon Paclss ..
do pfd
U. 8. Steal
to pfd.. ........
Wabaah. ......
do nfd
do pfd
Erie
do let pfd ...
do Id pfd ...
Illlnoia Central .
L. A Nanhvllle
.144
Spanlan 4a
l
SILVER Bar, steady; 81 7-10d per ounoe.
humki-iuih P'r cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills Is 8 7-lfiitOW per cent: for
three months' bills, XbVtiuH per cent.
Boston Copper Market,
Cloalnsr Quotations on Boston coDuer mar
ket, reported by Logan Bryan. 3 Board
of Trade building, Omaha:
Adventure t Michigan 13
Allouet tluj Mohawk 4i'
Atlantic 1 Nevada Cooaolldated. IIS
Bingham II North Butte 14
Black MounUIn l0ld Dominion 4t
Boat 00 Consolidated.. tlOoceoia 111
Butts Coalition lite pneu. Berries II
Calumet A Artaona..U7 Pneu. Service, pfd... II
calumet a Hecla..t..T3e uulncr
40
t
, as
10
10
40
44
41
H
4
t
140
Centennlnl
4 Shannon
17 Tamarack
11 Trinity
, 10 t'nlted Pruit
11 United Stalee, com.
II t'nlted States, pfd..
'131'tak Cooeoliaaled ..
I t'teh Copper
11 Victoria
17 Winona
1 Wolverine
Copper Range-
Uallr west
Raat Butte ,
Franklin
Oreene Copper
Oranhjr .............
Helvetia
tela Hojal
U 8. A Pittsburg.
Maeeeehueetta ,
New York -Mlnlngr Stocks.
NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-Closing quotations
on mining stocks were
Adams Con
to
Little Chief .
Ontario ......
Ophlr
Alice ......
Breeos
Brunswick Cos....
Comstoek Tunnel
Coo. Cel. snd Vs.
...311
... II
... 30
... IT
...
,.Jo
...400
... I
.t7l
144
I
i 1
........ 64
IT
........ 30
144
Phoeolg.
potosl ........
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Mora Silver
Iron Silver
Leadvllle Cos
Small Hopes
Biexdard ......
Treasnry Statamant.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 7. Today's state
ment of the treasury balances in tha gen
eral fund, exclusive of tha tl&O.OOO.OOO gold
MMOwito ash art war a. aV Warn, i 1 n IS Ian oaah halahfA
3iU7,646.f36; gold' colt and bullion, 8110.366,-
Oil; gold cernncates, oo.soa.vio. .
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Sept. 7. Bank clearings for to
day were 81,63,181.26, and for the corres
pondUg dat last year, 1278,728.70.
Wool Markat. '
BOSTON, Sept. 7. WOOL The Commer
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow of ths wool
market: A large volume of business Is re
ported by some merchants, while others
say ths market shows no material Improve
ment over the conditions of weeks past. It
Is generally agreed, however, thai manu
facturer are showing mora Interest In the
market and that the laying in of supplies
cannot be deferred much longer. Tbe large
mills ars not buying extenaively, although
they are keeping a very close watch on the
situation from day to day. Their atti
tude of seml-lndlfferenca Is having prac
tical effect on values, for the current price
basis admits of only small profits under
the most favorable circumstances, con
cesions, therefore, are not being made gs
sn Inducement for business. In original
ba.es a good sired Quantity of Montsna
haa been sold at 27(i28c for medium ar,J
at ce'tWH-W lor cups, running to nne. Meaium
I'tahbrlngs 2hc or 70c. Clean Nevada.
Wyoming and Montana are on the ssms
scoured basis. Fine and fine medium also
ts moving st 23c. Fine staple territory Is
Quoted at 734f76c; fine new clothing. 70rv
72c . Fine medium. A'gTOc; half blood. 6s
juo, and medium t3c. Fleeces ar bear
ing a steady movement, snd prices are very
firm, Three-eight ha Ohio sella at ufKn,
while half bloods bring 330340, Quarter
blood Is steady, but not active at t'amio.
A good sample business Is being done In
California wools and substantial sales are
expected to follow. For red bluff wool,
W"jA;c Is quoted; 2SIS29c for Humboldt and
i'lAxiHc for middle county. Buslnees In
pulled wools Is of a limited nature, A
super sell st 604362c; extra, 807)c and B
f-upers at &ftj66o. Shipments of wool from
Boston to date trom uecemner zi, lPta, are
167.742.816 pounds, agalust lt3,112 831 pounds
at- the same time last year. The receipts
to date are 208.8o3.SbO pounds, against IM,
163.637 pounds for the same period last
'sT.' l)ns. Mo.. Sept. 7.-WOOL Steadv;
medium grades combing and clothing. 34
tiaic; light fine. fl'Bc; heavy fine, U4jl7c;
tub washed, 32gac.
laiar ana Malassea.
NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-Sl'OAR Raw.
Srm; fair refining, 2V&8HC: centrifugal, M
teat, 4c; molaaaea sugar. 3H6rac; refined,
gteady; cruahed, t-60c; powdered, .uOc;
granulated. 4.&UC.
Nfc-W ORLEANS. Sept.. T-SrOAR
Steady; open kettle centrifugal. 8 7-lec;
cer.trlfugal yellow, 3aV; seconds, 2
3. ......
, VOI-ASSES-nnn,
BTBCr,-a4Juo, '
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Oi)j Tew CtttI Bare, Kt QnsUbU
Uhknctj ia Price. '
VTRY SHARP ADVANCE IN HOG VALUES
Literal Reeetpte ( tkeep aad Lassies
far A Friday, wlta Prleea
rally steady ar Itrssg
a All Klads.
1
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. T .IX.
Recelnts were:
Cattle, rings, Bheep.
Official Monday ....
Official Tuesday ...
Onicial Weaneaday
Official Thursday ...
K.iut
2;.&T3
U. ."I
4.471
t.iBl
70.043
47.321
4S.SI
iwciai cTiaay .....
Five dava thla' waek...r.l!)l
Same days last week.... 28.07
Same tao weeks ago....l.38
Bams .three weeks o 11151
47.849 87.4.17
41.14 4.3t4
88.73S 63,63
Same four weeks ago,..16.6H6
Same days last year....3s.87
RJfiCEIPiS FOR THK HEAR TO DATB.
The following table ahowa tha receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to data, compared with last
ysri J9C4. in. Ino.
Cattle M'.16t 4Jfl,ll 41.363
Hogg :. ...l.BiBiiB 1. 723. 738 17,0
Sheep 1,182.968 1.045.668 87.8W
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
, The following will show tne price paid
for the different kinds of caUtle 00 the
Scuth t)miA ,,..,,.1.
Good to chnl onm.raJ ateera 86 8044) 16
ralr to good corn-fed steers i4j,AJ
rommon to talr curn-fed steers.... Ao"'?-"?
Good to Choice range steers a!
Fair to good rang steers "'!
Common to fair range steers 4.H.
Oood grass cows and heifers 3.hwyl 30
Fair to anad Mei mnA. h.lfera ... 2.4OU2.S0
Common to fair cows and heifers.. 1.8nj4.t0
Oood to cthnlce atnolcara federa. 4 0tw4 VI
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. 3 26J4 00
vompion to fair stockers J-ft"-"
Bulls, stags, eto 8.60'g3.76
Veal calves 4.004(6.71
Tha following table stfows the average
price 01 nogs at South Omaha for tna iai
several days, with comparisons
Data. I 1308. 11306.11304. 1308. (1801. 101. 11800.
Aug. f8...
Aug. 29...
Au. 30...
6 801
6 821
7 27
6 001 6 01
10
6 SS
ttJ
It2
6 33) t 18
03 I
27
1
111 6 00
UAug. 33...
6 77
i 73
18
I S3
12 1 06
Bept. 1...
Sept. 8...
Sept. 8...
Sept. 4...
Sept. 6...
Sept. ...
Sept. f...
62
( 47
13
6 22
7 821
7 42
I 6 04
till
e
27
6 21
I 83
6 30) 7 36
07 I 03
7V
6 46
6 43
e
6 26
6 26
6 4:
7 331 16 16 07
t 46
I
I 43
7 40 1 Z
7 46 88 6 05
I 80j 6 08
i T64
8 37
6 38
t 22
Sunday.
RANGE C" rRTCES,
1.
fnttle Hows.
Omana SlluV).36 84.8v612H
Chicago i.bCUASO 6 'S 66
Kansas City l.1h0.M 6 6 374
St. Louis , t.oni.60 6.6ti.40
Sioux City 1.6&.no 6.0j.00
YKaTERDAT'B SHIPMENTS.
The following shows the number of cars
of stockers and feeders shipped to tha
country and their points of destination:
CATTLE. Cars.
Henry A. E. Gander. 8tanton--N. W T
M. H. Christiansen, Plalnvlw-N. W 1
J. R. Oiace, Illger N. W 3
H. J. Clauesen. Ogden, Ia N. W 1
Ed Eno, O'Neill N. W 1
John Callls, Howells-N W 1
F. Dutcher, Plalnvlew N. W 1
A. A. Buckland. Cnurtland, 111 .' 1
Henry Lour, Howells N. W 1
Pat McDermott, Pllger-N. W 3
J. A. Boyle, Woodbine, la. N. W 1
Dlgman Bros., DeWltt, Ia. N. W 2
Jim Boyles. Woodbine, la. N. W 1
J. M. Strahan, Malvern, Ia. Wab 1
M. A. Hoe-sett, Shenandoah. Ia. Wab.... 3
O. Rath, Dunlap, Ia. I. C 1
W. H. Shoeman, Waukee, la. Mil 3
John A. Dyson, Shlrland, III. Mil 1
R. E. Eddy, Shlrland, III. Mil... 1
Penn Com. Co., Jersey Cltv, N. J. Mil... 1
T. W. Kelly, Neola, la.-MII 1
T. W. Blackmore, Monroe IT. p i
Johnson A Qrahsm, Ames 17. P 1
8. W. Tlnkcom, Hartlngton M. A 0 3
K. A. MCEachen, Wayne M. A 0 8
R. W. Eachen. Wsvne M. A 0 1
George W. Fay, Valley Springs, S. D. Q.. 1
J. T. Brown. Stamford Q 4
P. Anderson, Cumberland, Ia. 473 j
J. R. Maynes, Henderson, la, Q 1
George Cato. Northboro. Ia. 0 1
John Wlenert, Preston Q I
1 nristian vo., Asniand (j 3
C. Laugulst, Loomls O J
Aug: Norall. Loomls Q 1
O. B. Anderson. McPherson, la. X 8
Clark ft Co., Peotla. III. Q 1
Atoert runman, council HlufTs R. 1 1
E. E. Havens. Griswold. Is. R. I 2
Henry Pullman, Council Bluffs R. 1 I
William Chesnev. Tlskllwa. 111 R. 1 2
Graham Bros., Hancock, Ia. R. 1 1
K. U. Merrlnn, Atlantic, la. R. 1 1
William Clark. Jr., Oakland, Ia. R. I.... 2
KXt Vincent, t.amoriige, 111. r. i.
B. McHugh. Cambridge, III. R, I.
John Lees. Oakland, la. R. I
J. R. Maynes, Henderson, Ia. Q.
.... 3
.... 1
D.D.
SHEEP.
J. Boyle. Woodbine. Ia. t. C
1
M. D. Cameron. Teksmnh-Ti4 A f
D. C.'Rlchardsson, Tekamah M. A O i
r-oree a t'o., Tekamah M. 0 1
Hugh Murphy. Bloom field M. A 0 1
Jacob Engl, Friend M. A O I
Canada Bros., Sturgln. Mo. Wab 1
Mrs. I'. Lush, Wsyne M. A O 1
J. R. Keeney. Tipton, Mich. R. I
J. A. Anderson, Toulon. III. R. 1 j
W. E. Pitkin, Underwood. Ia. Mil. 1
- . HORSES.
Adolph Coil, Luverlne, Minn, M. A O.... 1
I. M. Leden. Fairfax. Mo.-i. 1
Tbe orpcial number of cars of stock
pruugni in touay oy escn road .was:
came, noga Bheep. H'ses
r. me ' a. o n
v... mm. oe dl. r-.
Missouri Paclflo
Union Paclflo
C. A N. W., east
C. A N. W., west
C, St, P., A O.. ......
C. B. A Q. east......
C. B. Q., west
C, R. I. P. east
C R, I. A P., west..
Illinois Central
Chi. Groat eWtsern.,
I
8
16
16
M
1
17
Total receipts 20 "64 33
The disposition of the dsv's receipts was
a follows, each buyer purchasing the num.
uer ui iieeui iiiuicaiea;
Buyers.
Cattle. Hogs. Sh.tep.
Omaha Packing Co
. 48 606 743
8wlft and Company..,
Cudahy Packing Co..
Armour A Co....
Klngan A Co
Carey A Benton
Hill A Bon
J. B. Root A Co
Bulla Kline........
Huge
Mike Haggerty
I-ehmer Bros
Sullivan
Lewis A Underwood.
Other Buyers
,. 404 P0 m
17 1.008 1H
. 60 1,414
66
114
28
' 16
t
3
S
8tl
188
ToUl
M 4.3S8 1463
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were so light
this morning thai there could hardly e
said to have been enough en sals to really
niaks a market. For the week the receipts
show a large gain over tha orevlmi. m,.u-
with very little change as compared with a
year ago.
There were no beef steers on sale this
morning to amoupt to anything aside from
one ounce 01 corn-teas which sold a
36 24. tha aame cattle that have hn nr
Ing all the week and bringing practically
the same price. All that could be said of
tbe market on beet steers la to quote It as
nominally steady.
Nearly all the receipts today consisted cf
eowslurf which sold at good steady prices,
everything being cleaned up early In the
morning. There wera no fresh receipts of
feeders of any consequenoe and ths feeling
wss not materially changed from what It
was yesteraay.
Representative sales:
OCK? STEERS,
w. Av. P. He.
1 4M I 71 U
a I7T I I I. .,
4 , 13U3 t Tl
cowa.
Av. rr.
.144 I M
.UN IM
1....
1...I
1...
1...,
3....
1...
1....
t...,
1...
I...
I...
I...',
t...
1...
1...
t...
1...
4...
J...
1...
1...
I ..
I...
l'..
8...
tie 1 ts 1
SM 3 M
10V4 14 I
1014 I 14 t
..... 114 1 T4 4
M IN 4
TIO I 44 14
lot t 4 I
B84 t 14 It
IN I 1
1st I M 4
Me t 11 1
1111 t U 4
, 104 8 tt M
144 8 U I
HEIFERS.
10 I sa t
, in a m i
Tu t 14 8 ,
444 3 64
BULLS.
im 3 14 , t
...... ! 8 H 1
I set I l
SPRJNOERS.
, 11M I M 8
, tl I 4
CALVES.
n in t
t;t t m 3
I 44
.. tot I M
..Set I 44
..10U4 8 44
100 I 44
..104 3 4
..Mi IM
. no 3 o
1014 I 44
..lotl I M
..Ml 3 44
..1644 3 14
. Us 3 46
.. 44 I M
.. HI t M
... 6a 3 4
.1174 I I
. ee 3 It
.114 8 18
M IS
44 6 4
.. 6,e0k .
.. 8,W4 ,8,633
.. V.1.4 i.4
.. 1,61 4.M0
.. 648 4.U76
28.34
33.KW
M.461
1....
84 IN
STOCK CALVES.
It ros 1 14 IS
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
II I as 3 SM I 64)
1..
WKHTERN8 NEBRASKA.
t calves... 140
I steer 70
I cslves... t9
!60
60
I calves.,
37 4 00
I calves.
310 8 60
I calf 2J 8 26
I calves..
4 cows....
1 cows....
I cows...,
2 cows....
17 cows....
cslves..
to I 71
.7; in
.ICr 1 00
. 87 t
,1U I 66 -
. Ml 1 75
,M Is)
4 rows 11 1 so
cowa
cows
sno 1 60
.1060 I 00
.ItfU 8 4)1
.1014 I 16
. 3 I 86
14 cows
10 cowa
38 cows
8 stockers. 466 4 00
v COLORADO.
88 cows Ill t 60 11 cows
340 1 00
178 1 11
I. Nolan Wyo.
14 I 66 I cows
13 cows....
33 feeders.
638 I 40 10 feeders.. 640 3 44)
1. Jamermon Wyo.
, 646 3 16 feeders.. 74 I 40
, 64: 8 16 U cows tl 1 66
Spear Bros. Wyo.
. bt. 3 00 47 steers....H7 I W
I feeders.
cows....
steers..
1 Steer 1630 4 36 1 steer 1470 I ii
W. A. Clark. VV roniim.
21 cowa 186 1 heifer... 710 176
27 calvea... 298 3 60 34 heifers.. 6S3 2 60
I heifers.. 760 3 00 10 heifers.. 12 I
W. E. Lewis, Nebraska.
1 bull 1100 I 10 18 cows 818 I 40
stockers. 4H 3 40 1 stocker.. 880 I 00
Kellogg At Co.. Nebraska.
27 heifers.. 6a 3 36 I heifers.. 870 t 00
10 cows f 3 60 I feeders.. 78 I 00
Blkhorn Land A Investment Co., Neb.
steers.... 620 1 26 4 steers.... 886 3 60
F.Ik horn Land and Irrigation Co., Neb.
t cows 8. 1 60 11 calves... 213 4 2
32 cows lost t 66 10 cwaAhfs 746 1 36
feeders.. 1004 8 00
Denver A Plstts Valley la, and C. Co. Colo
18 cows 1008 8 46 I cows tnsa t 00
J. W. Ramsey Colo. .
22 cows 816 3 46 4 cows PS2 3 00
HOOS Receipts of hogs this morning
were very light snd ths total for the week
shows a considerable falling oft as com
pared with last week, although somewhat
heavier than a year sgo. The msrket was
generally ltw higher and there wera un
doubtedly esses where hogs actually sold
16c higher than yesterday. While the trade
waa not an v.rv attva the rerelDta were
so light that pracrfcally everything In sight
was closed up In good season. Heavy hogs,
If anything, showed the most advance, the
top on light hogs 'toeing only iW higher
than yesterday. In other words, tha sales
were bunabed mora closely together than
usual 01 lata - ,
The advance tndav taken In connection
with that of yesterday makes up pretty
much all of the decline for the first hslf of
the week so thst prices today were not
much different from what they were on
Monday of this week or a trifle stronger
than at the cloae of last week. The sharp
reaction In the market, so far as can be
judged. Is due to lighter receipts at differ
ent market points and to the feeling on the
nifl tt m nnv tha the til TUnS for
some little time to noma ars over with. It
is barely possible, too. that with liberal
stocks of nrnvlnlnns nn hand rjackers them
selves may not be entirely averse w -
tittle improvement in tne maraeu
Kepresentatlvea sales:
No. At. Ik. rr. Ha A v. ea. rr.
41.
.Ml ..14 11 K4 o in
.117 40 I 1 40 ISO 10 6 14
II...
48...
.111 120 I 10 HU It I
.101 .. 6 If II Mr 110 6 I
41...
41...
....IN
4 I 1 , 41 Onl 4 I xw
It I Tt II 141 140 I 1
....171
....I0T
....174
....111
....Ml
....111
....Ml
....174 '
....10
....14
II...
.. I II 44 Ml 40 IS
S4...
.. 8 T
.. t 11
SO 6 II
M 6 Tl
0 t 17
.. I I
0 I 14
to I in
61 Ml IN IH
tl 147 10 6 M
II 0 14 I M
II...
I...
40...
U...
44...
41...
44...
41...
44...
Tl.
. .144 110 IN
14.,
41.,
47.,
41.,
71.
14.,
71.
Tt.
Tl.
44.,
14.
44.
41.
44.
T4.
. HT so I SB
141 4 8 II
2SI 140 6 14
IM BO I 40
Ill ..
114 W IS
i:4 4 4 4
114 IS I It
til II 4 0
204 10 I I
in .. t
Itt 13 t 4
M .. 14
Ill 4 I 14
Ill .. 4 14
124 .. 4 1
101 It 11
....14
I M '
.14 lie 4
.174 .. I 10
It ..34 4 8 41
44 171 .. I 124
II 164 .. I 44
143 IH IH
41 141 .. I St
44 141 4 I II
II let .. I M
41.. IM) 40 I II
40 S4 It I tl
44 HI ..IP
M Mi N
STAGS.
ft... 41 0 I 00 1 140 3 4 48
1 41 N IN
SHEEP Recelnts of sheeo looked quite
formidable on tiarer this morning, thirty-
three fresh cars being reported In, but
of that number seventeen cars were feed
ers on their way to Rock Rapids, Ia., to be
piacea on reed and were naitea nere oniy
to be dinned. Ae noted yesterday, tne re-
celnta this week have been very large,
showing very heavy gains over a week ago
and a year ago.
ine market in is morning was luuy nicnay
and generally active on both fat sheep and
feeders and the offerings ss a rule were
taken verr readllv at nrlces entirely satis
factory to owners, reeaer ouyers peiu as
high aa 86.80 for feeder yearlings.
Fat lambs of pretty good quality soia as
high aa 87.40. which Is the best pries that
has been paid here in severel days. For
some reason or other very few good lambs
have been coming of late and none that
could be quoted reauy cnoice.
The sheep market as a wnoie mis wet-a
haa been in very satisfactory condition SO
hr aa the selllna- Interests wre concerned.
Good kinds of both sheep and lambs have
commanded strong prices and have been
ready sellers nearly all the time. In spite
Of the large receipts the yards have been
kept well cleared up, pracucauy rij
thing being disposed of on the day of ar
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
lambs, fi.16; isir 10 goon lamue,
a in- err4 r choice vearllngs. 86.60(14. 71
good to choice wetners, o.i(ih.w; isur
to good wethers, 86.OO1&6.I6; good to choice
ewes, 84.764j6.26; fair to good awes, 84.W0
' . tAna an tM.n T .jim be. 8S.7tV716.06
yearlings. 83.i6tje.60; wethers, 4.&3.10;
ewes, 33.6Otj4.40.
Representative saiea:
4 Idaho ows feeders
101
11
80
, 83
H
, 111
14
, 103
, 63
, 63
, 63
, 6
1 61
, 66
, M
i 00
4 00
4 30
4 60
I 00
I 00
100
I 60
I 80
36
36
700
7
7 40
128 Idaho ewes
4 Nebraska ewes
ebraeka ewe feeders ..
23 Nebraska ewes
36 N ebraeka ewes
300 Idaho ewe feeders
260 ldsho ewe feeders
23 Idaho lamb culls
7 Idaho yearling feeders
851 Idaho lamb feeders
60 Idaho lamo feeders
83 Nebraska lambs
378 Idaho lsmbs
713 Idaho lambs
CHICAGO LIVB STOCK MARKET
Cattla Steady Hoge Higher Sheep
- and Lambs Steady.
CHIt-AciO. BeDt. 7. CATTLE Receipts,
8.000 head. Market steady; common to
prime steers, $3.76rTOt; cows, 6.ftw0i
heifers, 32.otwo.s1; dumb, es.aDws.ay,
u ctvhl i: atnekera snd feeders, 32.tXtfi4.2o.
HOGS Receipt, 10,000 head. Market 10
n&e higher: choice light, 3 464M.66; mixed
light. iA.totiiV); butchers. 86.26',u -60; choice
h?avy. pnM'i.iO; packers. 86.7&8A10. .
RHfcEP AND LAMB Receipts, 7,000
head. Msrket strong; sheep. 34 26io..5
yearlings, I6.S.60; Umbs. .oo.u.
Kansas City Llva Stack Market,
KANSAS CITT. Sept. 7.-CATTLE Ro-
1 ... - t 'cm includinar 700 southerns: mar
ket eteatiyj "holce export and dressed beef
steers, to. imh ou, isir m au.
western fed steers. 83.60.i6; stockers and
feeders. 82.60454.M); southern steers. 82.16O
3 80; southern cows. 1 TVWLVir
3tO0fl3.76; native heifers. 82.WUt6; bulls.
; cslves. 32.6ti5.26.
HOGS Receipts. 8.7oo head: market SfllOe
higher; top, 66 35; bulk of gales, 806a.i6;
heavy, 3&.76i 15: packera, 34.10SA30; pigs
"hSSp" ' nTlambsIr.p... 1.(00
head; market strong to 10c higher; Iambs,
r, 0Gi7.7S: native sheep and yearlings. 34.7643
60; western clipped yeaillng o.65.7t;
western clipped sheep, 64.1.'ti.; stockers
and feeders, I4.66l1.
Stack In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at ths sis principal
western markets v esterdsy :
CBltis. nogs, nnvep.
South Omaha
6loux City ...
Kansas City ..
St. Joseph ....
St. Louis
Chlcetto
Totals .....
4 078 6.M.3
s.auo
S.i00
3.M
8.6tA
.11.838 37.7M 13,777
tt. Joseph Lira Stock Markat.
BT. JOSEPH, Mo.. Sept. 7. CATTLE
Receipts, but head. Market stesdy: natives,
34.40ijit.26; cows and heifers, 81.60a.4.M;
stockers and feeders, 83 J4.40.
. HOGS Receipts. 3.221 hesd. Market 103
I6e higher; top. $ti.36: bulk, falOtftl 26.
SHEEP AND LAMbS-Recelpt. 1.6S6
hesd. Market stesdy; pstlvs lambs, $7. .6.
' Btanx City l ive Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY, Sept. 7. 8pecla! Tele-
Eram.) CATTXE Keoelpts. 160 head; msr
ei steady; beeves. 84ut'4.00; cows, bulls
and mixed, 12.64j4.I0; Blockers and. feeders,
83 002 4 26; calves and yearlings, 82.50 3.60.
HOi8 Receipts, 3.200 held; market loo
higher; selling at 86 totjc 00; bulk of salsa,
8S.K34.s.
St. I.aale live gloak Market.
ST. LOC18. Sept. 7 CATTLE Receipts.
700 head. Including 6t Texsns; market
steady; native shipping snd export steers,
34 6ti60; dressed beef and butcher steers.
33 75fc.36; steers 'under 1.000 pounds, SS ix-J
4 36; stockers snd feeders, 32 0k4j4 26: cows
snd belters. 314U066O: csnners 31 0tr'.i;
bulla, 82.0u4je.36. calves, 2.6uiij.i, Teas
W IM
BM I Tt
hd Indian steer. 33 2Tyffo W; oowg ant
heifers, toHJlntl.
HHJ8 Receipts, son nean: msraet
Igher; tights, SSVU'V; packer. 86 Ail
butchers and best heavy. sg.264ja.4U.
HHK KP ANI LAM Hs rleceipts, atw pena.
market steady; native muttons. 64.4
8 lambs. UK. 6": rulls and bucks,
81 itejl 10; Blockers. 33.wfi3.iU.
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET.
Candltlest at Trad and Qaetatlons aa
taple and Fancy fradava.
,EOQ8-Hoelpu, liberal; treah stack,,
V.
Maaaw a uvai 'v a dV vus. w rweat . i
8c; turkeys. 12Q13c; ducks, !; spring
nicnenn, l.D lac per ID.
BUTTER - Pecking stock. WHc; cholc4
fancy dairy, 17tj lc; creamery, ttii'4.
MAT 1 rlcea quoted by umu seed com
pany: Chul'-e upland, i8 60; medium, 68.tafi
coarse. 8s.tati.bu. Rye straw, li.ta.
AJKAiM Per ton, 316 60.
' VEGETABLES.
SWEET POTA'l'OfcB-per bbl., 83.60.
TOMAlOKa Home aronn. mr iHUNtet Ot
29 lbs., 2f.t0ttc
WAX BKANH-Pr market baaksk ol
about 11 lbs., 860.
XL HWiro, U&STB AKU WABKUlB-rtr
bu., 76c. .
. l.f:af lCTTUCB Hothouse, per 00a
besd. 30c
CEI.ERT-Per dog., 80s,
CUCL'MBlChS AAoins crOWn. bsf do
2Bc.
ONIONS Home grown, to ber lb.; Span.
Ish, 320 per craft.
ukken ONIONS Per dos. Duncnea, iso
RADI8HEB Per dos, bunches, 3Uc
NAVT BKAN8 Per bu., ll.BBi No. 1 81.71
LIMA B1ANS-Per lb., tVjo.
ORkLN pjcpplirs Per market basket.
60c
PARSLEY Hothouse, per dos. bunchsa
30c
CABRAOE Home grown, per lb., lo.
tCiO PLANT Per dos., 3L
POTATOES-Per bu., too.
TROPICAL FRUIT8.
ORANOES Valencies, according to sis.
64.u0.
LEMONS-Llmonlerv extr fancy, 344
site, I6.U); 300 sue, 10; 300 else, lQ.t; Other
t-rsoas, ii.oo lesa
BANANAS Pr medium-sued buacrw
81 76jt.; Jumbos. ti.MlU.M
UAlAtt fr id., oo.
VRU1T'S
PKAfUKH Telia treeetone. 81 26: MU-
Bou-1. per -banke orate. 81.004jUai Calle
fornla ir.lbertas, per box. It a.
PLUMtt California, ll.ouui.in, uregos
Italian prunes, 31.76.
fa'AHft-uanieit, per oox. xx.ou.
GHAPES ktome grown, per s-lb- basktt,
o. , . .
APPLES Per bbl., 32.OO0Z.6O.
MElON8.
WATERMELONS Per lb., lo, or aboul
36430 each. "
CAIN labut l coioraao ana Armuns,
per crate tstandard). 31.in4Je.tW; ponies, 6i.v0
CUT BEEF PRICES.
No. 1 ribs, lie: iso. t tttie. Re; No. 8 rlba
IHc; No. 1 loln,16Vo; No. I loin, I2j0i
IS it. M loin, scj jtiu. cnucn, c; mo.
chuck, 4c; No. t chuck, (o; No. 1 tound, 6c:
No. 1 round. To; No. I round, ec; No. I
plats, ko; tio, 3 plau. Wc: No. plats. 30.
' , uisiVt.i.iicirnia
ftfTOAR Granulaled cane, in sack. 36.31i .
grsnulated beet. In sacks, 46. 10-
IltOa' 1U ouiaw, w Irm I us vaj
10-lb. cans, 11.70; cases, ll 6-1 1. eaoe, 81.8w,
cases, 24 2-lb. cans, 81.88.
CmSHiOfS BV.IFS. new, tec; niemuuaiB
brick. 1314c; Wisconsin iimberger, isc.
twins, 1314C; young Auwraaua, wsu.
COF rK.tv ttoasieu. o. -) i,
No. 80, 20Sc per lb. I No. K. iac per ID.J INO.
30. 16V6e per lb. I NO. M, ly per to.
NUTS Walnut. No. 1, soft shells, nW '
crop, per lb., lto; hard shells, per lb
12c, Pecans, large, per lb., 16c, small, par
lb.. 130. .Chill walnuts, per lb.. lit13c.
Almonds, soft shells, per lb., 16c; hard
shells, per lb.. 134jl4c Coooanuts, 8440 per
sack of iw. ....
HONEl rer x irames, .av.
r-ANMcn ;ii)l 'orn. standard wett-
em, 6ii4iOo; Maine, 11.15. Tomatoes, 8-lb.
cans, .0641.40; -lb., 8JVc31.00. Plneap-
flea, grnteci. J-10., e.ve.ev, V'"--".
go: aallna apples, fancy, 83 00; California
spr loots, 31 764M-00; fears, U7b2.6o, peaches.
fancy, 31.7bZ.; n . pcacnen. ea.uuwsew.
Alaska salmon, red, 31-S; fancy Chinook, F-.
3110; fsncy sockeye. F.. 81. kn. .irdines,
oil, 12 60; mustard. $t.K4t.U Sweet po
tatoes, 31.1oil.26; sauerkraut, 8100; pump.
kins. 0CJ1.00: wax win e-iu., iuivt.,
limit beans. 2-lb.. 76c531 ; Spinach. 8186;
rheso teas. 2-lb.. 0c; extra, .asuc; fancy.
WWJ'L v
tJUK&XJ Ion w amu wniitrunn, per
quarter bbt.. 100 lbs.. 84.00: Norway mack--ersL
No. 1, 3 00 No. 2. K-'t.OO; No. 8. 330.00; .
Irish, No. t 318 00: herring. In bbls., 204) I ha
each, Norway, 4k. 812 00; Norway, 3k, 313.00!
Holland, mixed', 111.00; Holland herring, ta
kegs, milkers. 80c: kgs, mixed. 70e.
FISH Buffalo, large dressed,! 8c; trout,
medium or lsrge, dressed, 12c; pike, dressed,
lie; halibut, fin ttock. lie; catfish, d reused.
15c; bullheads, dressed and skinned, 12e;
white perch, aressen. e; rrapptes, large.
12c; sunflsh, psn slse, 6c; white baas, extra
choice, 12c; pickerel, 8c; salmon, Chinook,
11c; white fish ffrosen), 12c; msckervl
(Spanish) ,iw; native, per nsn, iwiot;
codfish, fresh frogen,- 12c; flounders, fresh,
frogen, lie; bluefish, fresh frogen, 16o;
haddock, fresh rroxen, 10c; rea snapper,
dressed, 12c; smelts. No. L tier lb., 12cj
lobsters, (boiled), per lb., 40c; green, S7e;
eel, per lb., 18c; frog legs, per dos., 25c; .
roe shsd, 31 sch: shed roe. pair, 46c
HIDES AND TALLOW tireen sa.it ea.
No. 1, 13c; No. 1, 12c; bull hides, 4jl0c;
green hides. No. L HA4c; No. t, lOJic; horse.
1.60j3.6o; sheep pelts, 60CC11.2. Tallow,
No. 1. 4c; No. i, 4c.
vVOOL-Ter lb.. 1526
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Sept. 7. COTTON-Spot
closed quint; 20 points lower; middling up--lands.
8.80c; middling gulf, 10.06c; sales, 800
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7.-COTTON-Spot
msrket closed steady; sales. 2125.
Quotations revised: Low ordinary. 6V,
nominal: ordinary, 6e, nominal; good or
dinary, 7 11-lfie: low middling, 8e: mid--dllng,
8HC; good middling, Ao; fair mid
dling. Wc, nominal; fair. lOKc. nominal;
receipts. 1.6S6 bales; stock, 17.0A1 bals.
LIVERPOOL, Bept. 7. COTTON- Spot In
increased demand; prices 4 points higher;.
American middling fair. 6ad; good mid
dling, 6.67d; middling, 6 45d: low middling, .
6 2Sd; good ordinary, 8.10d: ordinary. 4.77d..
The sales of the day were 7,ono bales, of
which 700 bales were for specula 'Ion rnd
export and Included s.MO hales of Ameri
can. Receipts, 4,000 bales: no American.
ST. LOT IS, Sept. 7. COTTON-3uleti
middling. 8e; stock. 13.101 bales. -
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HEAL ESTATE, TRANSFERS.
Mary Bouness and husband to Clem
em I. HnefTer. lot A reDlat block. L
Bemla par S.4M
Jessie M. baudders and. husband to
Leonldas A. Taylor, lot 3, .bloc 88, t,
Florence . sot ,
Elisabeth A. Co, fax and Dwlght 8. '.
Cochran to Patrick J. - Cunning nam, - 1
lots U and U block 4. W. U beiby s f
1st, South Omana 1-
H. J. Cathroa to Robert B. Howell, "
Jr., lots 6 to lit, .Fort View, and lot ?
6, Fort View Annex.. 1T
Benjamin F. Thomas and wife to Carl
E Herring, lots 10 to ' 14, l)oclt L ;
Cobb's. South Omaha v 200'
Harold J. Caihroe to James Cathroe,
lots 7, 6, Fort View, and other lots.. 1
James Cathroe and wife to H. J.
Cathroe, lots t to '10,. Fort View, '
and other lots..,..., 1.
'F. F. Kelser and wife to Peter Chris- ,
tlan Barkhuns,.ots 28 snd '.. block -i.
Bennington O0
Rosa M. Hoyt and husband to John
Larson, north , lot 4. block lu,
Burnham place j --.- Lass
Emll Martinson to Edith D. Oarlock,
south H lot 2. block T. aur
Mary O. Andreas to Elisabeth L.
Fenn. lot U. block t, Orchaid Hill.. 8,1'A ,
Henry 8 McDonald and wife to John
vv. alcuonaia, 101 1, diuck l, run- ,
ter's I:
John W, McDonald to Calhren O. '
McDonald, same 1
David E. McMurray to Mary A. Hu- ,
genberg. west xi icet ioi i, diock i.
South Omaha View, South Omaha... 800 .
John II. Carlson from Union Pacific
, Railroad company. Island No. 7, In
section 1-14-t, ano othT '"4' 34
Mary H. Creager to Charles J.
Clinchard, lot 16. block 1M, lyjuth
Omaha s.OOg
Robert B. Howell to Harold J. Cath
roe. lots to 1L Fort View, arid
other lots 1 '
George J. Mills et al. to Theodora
Jensen, lota 4 and 6, bluck 4, Deer ,
Park 1 ,
Freeman B. Tucker to Fred Bchlferly,
lot 11, block 103, Florence 80 ,
Houston U. ivyger el ai. to nartoii
8. Black well, west ty northwest .
section 17-16-11 I.C0O
(jamerine Bnanaimn et ai. v juntnua
Lynch, part lax lot 63, Omaha I
I'nlted States to Mary Steele, north
southwest section 23-16-13 ,
Mary D. Stoddard to E. R. Hume, lots '
1 to 3. block 18, Carthage 13
Mildred Tlghe to William Tlghe. east
3 acres northwest H southeast H
a,.ia .... t
Edwsrd R. Benson to Byron R. Hast
ings el si., lot 6. block 6. Orchard
Hill TW
Tillman P. Shirley to Fremont Jeger,
subdivision lot U. tax lot 29, 4-15-11.. 1,800
Llrsle M. Strhene and husband to
William H. Hoffman, lot 18, block
ts. Hoax's 1
Isabella I. Whitney to Charles L.
Mack, lots I to 4. Cloverdale
Total...
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400
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