TILE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1900.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
rTa. a&4 Cora Frices Eon oa tls Down
Grade.
TRADERS AWAIT GOVERNMENT REPORT
Little Hew Received U Favorable ta
Bears tleeelats Larae la north
n, Wkirt Spring Wheat
Mtbm Is laser Way.
OMAHA. September 10, 1500.
Th wheet market waa weak early, tha
opening being oft i0V) from Saturday's
close. Shorts oovered a little, and trade
was to light that prices rallied somewhat
and bald steady moit of the session, the
does being e below Saturday for Decem
ber and HQ lower for September. Lower
cables and favorable domestic crop, nsws
were bearish Influences, while receipts were
large at all points, especially In the north
west, where the spring wheat movement
is well under way. Cash prices there
were off a cent. Many were Inolined to
await the government erop figures, which
will be issued this afternoon.
With' large receipts and favors ble
weather, coin" prices were off at the open
ing, declining gradually until at the close
ueierred futures were off fee. . The beartsti
tendency u checked by the inclination
of shorts to even up and await the govern
ment report.
Primary wheat receipts were 1,303. iC
bushels and shipments 840,000 bushel,
against receipts last year of l.uo.Ow busn
els and shipments of 617,00 bushels. Corn
receipts were aiil.000 bushel and shipments
718.0uo bushels, against receipts laul year
f 7M.O0O bushels and shipments of SIJ.OUO
bushels. Clearances were tt-'.VO bushtis
wheat, 8,000 barrels flour, lu9,770 bushels
corn and 13,000 bushels oats..
and H1 lower on corn.
W'lest visible Increased 115,000 bushels,
orn Increased - 673,009 bushels, oats In
creased M.OuO bushels. World's shipments
were 9.800,000 bushels, being large from Rus
sia and ths Danube.
This wire cams from Minneapolis: "The
current receipts of new spring wheat here
and northwest are of very ordinary qual
ity. Indicating either a low agerage for
the total crop or that the spring wheat
farmer is selling his low grade whoat
first In view of the fact that he Is gen
erally. proierou and has several other
crops that are bridging relatively higher
and could be sold first, there is a growing
belief that spring wheat may not movo
as rapidly as had been predicted. This
week should, however, be an excellent
test of this. The weather has been the
finest .Imaginable .for over a week, and
there bav been reports of much thresh
ing of shocked wheat nd direct hauling
to country stations." .
Looal range of options:
Articles ! Open. Hlgh. Low. t Close. Bafy.
Wheat
Sept... May...
Corn .,
, Sept...
Deo,..,
May..
62A
MViA
41HA
I7HA
at
A asked. B bid.
Onaaha Cash tales.
WHEAT No. I bard, 1 car at Otto, 1
car at 62 o. ,
OATS No. f colored, 1 car at J7Hc; No. t
whlta.1 car at 28c; No. 4 white, 1 oar at
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No. 1 bard. 6333c: No. I
hard, SIHV! No hard KlVc; No.
sp.
irlng, 6Jc: No. 4 spring, tHAVUc.
CORN No. 8, 41Sfiiio; No. 4, 40W941Uo;
O. 8 yellow, CVaai&e; No. 8 white, 4443o.
No
... OATS No. a mixed. 2M. (6rS7V4c : No. 1
White, iwaiic; no. 4 white, ziU'i'W-RYaV-No.
i 61Ho; No. t. 60c.
wivi necvipie.
Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago -......... 79 658 345
Minneapolis ,.401 -
Omaha It ' '71 78
Duluth :.
Bt, Lout v. 93 . 101 141
CHICAOO ORAH AND PROVISIONS
Feataree of the Trading aad Closing
Prices on Board 'of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept, 10. Ths wheaa- market
broke again today under a large amount
of bearish news. Trading, however, was
Jigntrmany traaerr awaiav-ig tne puDiica
tun of the government ci up report, whloh
was scheduled, for lo.nL After the close
of the local exchange. At the close of the
market wheat was down V4pHo. Com was
unchanged. Oats were up SttHo and pro
visions 1ikl17Wo lower.
L.riw. I. . imr IK. wlit mark wan
depressed because of the large norinweat
ern movement, lower oablea and. heavy
ahlomanta Urom Russia. . Later, however.
It was announced that tba Russian spring
, 'wheat', crup waa 38 per cent less than the
crop of last year and this put some back
bone Into the market. Trade slackened
considerably during the last part of the
session and - the dose was oarey steady
December opened at 711710. sold be
tween "lHlfco and n11AO and closed
at 71Hlj,71!Uo. Clearances of wheat and
flour vera oaual to 262.100 bu. Primary re
celpta were) l.iuB.OOO bu., against l,ao,Otf tiu.
1--. Vi..An..llM lknliilh rl,l.
cago reported receipts of 706 cars, against
a holiday last week and 718 cars a year ao.
Corn was. easier at the opening chlully
W,iui t nf lKrtf a local and Drlmitry re
ceipts, prises being off H'SSc. Weaker
cables, lower prices for casn corn and
small clearances counted strongly against
an advance In prices. Offerings became
scarce on the' decline and prtoes. recovered
somewhat, a fear of possible frost In Ne
braska aiding the advance. December
corn opened at 41VLf414o, sold between 4110
and 41642c and closed unchanged at 41c.
Local receipts were bat oars, with $bo of
contract grade; .
The oais market was firm all day, the
-Mmf r&uaa belnsr an Increase of only
',oij bu. in the visible supply, the firmness
of cask oats ana tne oeiiei mat me warm
weather, .which Is making a record corn
crop, la also drying up the pastures. -A
dispatch, from Russia declaring that the
,r.uni nrnn Is 20 oer cent below that of
fast year aided in stiffening the market.
December oats opened at )V4BSo. sold
between JOHc aad SIHo and closed at 81Vo,
the hl.h prloe of the day. Local receipts
were 146 cars. . . -
I k. nnui.inni market was easier today.
specially in the January options. The run
of hogs was below the estlmsta and prices
for them were iuo niguer e;r m
w... th. .luanr. was lost. The re-
port of the feders, bureau shows that the
recent paoklng house agitation did not
affect domestic trade at the yards, but
r j io In iinort business.
January pork opened Ttfo lower at 13J
and deolinea to m ," "
LM was loo lower at $T. Ribs wer
down ITHc at 4.rTV. .
Batlmaled rei-elpts for tomorrow: Wheat,
11 cars; corn, lti cars; oats,
ZZPO bead. . ,,
, The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles ! Open.t HI h. Daw." I ciose.l 8afy.
ewheat I
Dec... 710'Hl
gc-pt-J '4
71V
71i
a.7in
76'i
7&y
78v w
"Corn-
8pt..
I
4H'&4
4li'S
4!H!
41
4JVj
46'i 46H4TH
414u 41V
DM..
. 41V4I
May..
Onts-
Bept..
Deo..
' May.,
Fork-
Sept.,
Jan.,
Lard
eept..
Oct...
Jan..,
Ribs
Bept..
42VjdV42WS
a74 791
I
80
80
I80W3N1 804
81
82
83tW
1 70
ii OS
8 M
8 M
J 70
IS
SCO
8
18 78
62HA 2HA
Sfcrx.:: ::::::::
411 4
37WA 87HA 8fiA JfijiA
S7HA..7HA 87HB 17SB
M 7 18 70
1! KH 18 18
8 B0 I 8
8 67h! 8 6?S
7 7WI 1 77S4
8 88 I 8 68
18 81V4J
8 M
8 56
7 77W
. 7 771
7 7
. I
8 eo
84,
7 00
8 B!Vy
.2
8
Jan....
7 00
7 12
..No.' Is. ' ''
i'. .h nuntatlons were as follows:
FuUl tv pteaiy; winter i'tciia, o. j.-
Ak- . l) ij ta utknS.25: spring patents.
" 83 7Hi.Ui' straights, i.Vi; bakers. 8180
WHEAT No. t spring. iafeiOc; No. 8, I
O-TIa: No. I red. vy' ,
OATS-No. t 31p: No. t white. 3HiuM34c
N. 8 white. B'iSlV.
HAkl.EVFnlr to choice malting. Celtic
WKrilHi No, I nax.- 11.04; No, l nortn
wpstern. 8WH: prime timothy, t3.S6jU.0O
L-lnver. mnlraet aradec. IlllO.
I'HOVUION'8-Ikhot-L. Hba. sides (loose)
8S tfifUA. Mess pork, par Mil.. Ila.70. Lard,
f.er v in., W-cV. rviori Clear siut-s looxeaj,
Tin- inripta and shipments of flour and
Brain were; " Receipts. fihlimenis.
. Vlour. bbls. ....... C"0 42
Wheat, bu, t. ...... w.l'
"'l'ti. bu .8! s.ftlfi
492.M0
m 6'
. Data, bu ,.,,.,,.-.,..rj(.lt
Itye, bu..
v S,Ci
barley, bu, St.1 .9
, .On thr Produce rxcliagi lodar' the Lut.
tor market was firm; creamcrta. l:ii,c;
. aeariast 17Ulh.P fce arm; at u.ark cases
m!iirt.. K4ttl7c: firsts. Nc: T.rlme flt-e.
2"'rc; extras, Uc. Cheese, steady; llHfa UVc.
RKW initK iK5F.nl. MARKET
Qnoietloas of the Day Varleas
Com mod It lea.
NRW THRK. Sent. in. FLOm ne-
celpts. 84,4 bbls ; exports. 80,414 bbls.
Market quiet and easier; Minne
sota patents. 84.10i4.SR: Minnesota bK-
era, i a.A; winter patents, J..M(
i; winter atraignts. IS.AO M l.su; winier
etrss, title 8. 2b: winter low grados.
.fr..L'tl. Ke flour, firm; fair to gooa,
83 ;5fi 3.75; choice to fancy. I8.80O4.00.
COllNMEAL, Hsrely steady; fine white
and yellow, 81.:o 1.26; coarso, tl.lOfs
112: kiln Hrlnri. 12 7Sli
. RYE Kiury; No. 1 western, 63c, c I. t..
New York.
BARNEY Quiet; feeding. S9',4C C. I. f.,
BulTalo;. malting, V,4i(.?c. c. I. f., Huffalo.
WHEAT Reeplnta il BIYI hu.' einort.
182.01 bu. Spot market easy: No. i red,
7fSo In elevator; No. I red, "WiC, f. o. b.,
atmai; io. i northern Dululh, 7?Tc. r. o.
b., afloat; No. t hard winter, TitXc, f. o. b.,
afloat. Sharp dinilnes occurred early In
the session owing to weak cables, heavy
northwest receipts, favorable weather and
liberal world's shipments. Covering fol
lowed, however, and the late market was
steadier, with corn, closing only Ha net
lower; My dliHic, closing at M l-lc;
September, 7C V? 71'V'-. closing st 7flHc; De
cember, 70 3-lV0,8 7-11c. closing at 7So,
CORN Receipts, 76.3.' bu.; exports, $u,iS
bu.; No. i, B6c in elevator and WVe, f. o.
b.. afloat: No. I yellow. KaUo: No. 2 white.
t)oo. Option market at first displayed weak
ness on tne lower cables ana large re
ceipts, but eventually recovered on frost
talk, closing VtfiVic net h!-hr; May closed
st 4S'5fcc; Beptember, SHiMHc. closing at
66c: December, 6')4'S04c, cioelng at j0o.
UA 1 rtecelpts. J bu.; exports, ni.
4.71 bu. Spot market steady; mixed oats,
M to l! Ins.. 36Hc; natural white. 30 to 36
lbs.. 8&H1t37Uc: clipped white. 88 to 40 lbs..
w'-i'aiiHc.
ilAi yuiet; snipping, 7bc; gooa to
choice. S0c$1.00.
hops Steady; common to cnoice; aut,
16c; 1804, 1JC14C.
HIDES Steady; Galveston, 20 to 28
pounds, 20c; California, 21 to 25 pounds,
21c; Texas dry, 24 to 80 pounds, He.
iiKAllttK - ((iv; una, ztvimc.
PROVISIONS Beef Arm: family. 810 SOA
11.00: mess, $S.609.00; beef hams, 321.00
22.50; packet, 89.00 i?r9.0. Cut meats,
steady; pickled bellies. $10 50312.50;
Mrkiefl shoulders, nominal; picmea name,
2.0018.50. Iard market easy; western
rlme, M.7B8.flif rflnel. easy; continent,
3.1Mi9.2B: Houih America. 810.00: com
pound, 7.12H7.37H. Pork, steady; fam
ily, I18.B0 wlur snort ciear, ni.
id yb: mess, lis.lbti l.8.
TALLOW Firm: cltv (3! per pkg.). BV43
BMc: country rpkgs. free), 6Vi6Ho.
Hicrmeaay; domestic, tair to extra,
3 Si 'j V, ts; Japan, nominal.-
extra, IVvtfibo; official prices, creamery,
common to extra, lMV?f24 Vic ; state doJiy,
common to fancy, VfylAhtc; renovated, com
mon to extra, l&Ufi'SlHc; western imitation
creamery, firsts, 19S30a.
CHEESE Weak; stute mil cream, large
fancy, 12Hc; state, fair to good, 12-i:o;
small fancy, 12fto; fair' to good, UVsQl-cl
Inferior, 10llo.
KGQS Firm; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white. 2Mi30c: Hate,
good to choice, 27 28c ;' mixed, extra, lt6f
2oc; western firsts, ZlWXc; official prices,
western nrsis, u, seewnus, wuuu.
- POULTRY Alive, not quoted; i dressed,
turkeys, ilfilic; fowls, 10MVsO.
St. Loots General Market.
sit : Tyi'Ta . cunt to wirEiAT lywer:
track, No. 1 red. cash, 7(370Hc; No. 3 hard.
87HSTlo; December, 9S6ko; May, 14
u,VfVA-XaiBtiri a-.w
No. 3 white, 4849o; December, 4040io;
May, 41o.
OATS Higher; track, No. 2 cash, 31c;
No. 1 white. 81 Ho; December, SIVaSISc;
May, 83HO bid.
KYB wigner; ho.
FLOURBteady; red winter patents, 33.28
98.40; extra far.cy and straight, 82.85(03.25;
clear, iz.ifl.mrz. n.
Bt-Ei-Timotny, dun at wowaa. i.
CORNMEAL Steady at 33.80.
BRAN Brisk: sacked, east track, 733
78Ho.
HAY Bteaoy; timotny, su.ouwi.w; prai
rie, t7.6Ofil0.0.
IRON COTTON T1B 81.00. . ,
BAOOINO-91-18C.
HEMP TWINE 7He. .
PROVISIONS Pork. steady: lobbing.
318.20. Lard, lower; prima steam, 3ft.27H.
Dry salt meats, steady; boxed extra short,
I9.12H; clear ribs, 38.37H; short clears. 33 50.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra short, 9.87tt;
clear ribs, 810. 12U; short clear, 310.25.
POULTRY Dull;' chickens, 10c; springs,
Uttc: turkeys, ,144c; ducks. Be; geeae, 8c.
i UTTER Firm; creamery. lU3hko'.
diryv-18s23o..n . -- r,i rj. - .
iSOUS firm; nc, case count.
. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls.......,., 11,00 18.000
Wheat, bu ...'M,nno 0"0
Corn, bu. 108,000 870r
Oats, bu lti.oou tio.ooo
J ' Mlmwemwolld Grata ' Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 10. FLOUR
First patents, 33.80CM.00: second patents.
33.7f eps.Bb; nrst clears, ii.vw.t; secona
clears, $2.4003.40.
BRAN In bulk, $1300 18.25.
CSuDerlor Board of Trad quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago, delivery). Ths
range of prices, as reported by F. 0. Day
st Co., 110-m Board oi Trade, was:
Articles. Open. Hlgh.j Low. Close. Bat y
WheatH'
May... 78VS4 74H ' 73V 74
- Sept... MP ' ' " 4V
Dee.... e&Wfe . 6H H 6V
Flax
Sept... 1 OWi 1 09V 1 084) 1 0H
Oct.... 1 08 1 08 107H IV7
Nov... 1 08 1 08 1 0714 1 07U
.Dec... 107 1 07 108V 106
744T74'
:1
108H
1 08
1 08-4
107
Kaasas City Grata and Provisions.
KANSAS C1TT. Sept, W.-WHEAT-Sep-tember,
2Hc: December, 4o; cash, No.
2 hard. 84tt6Hc; No. 3, 83Q4a; No. I red,
0Bc; No. 3. 4c - .
CORN September, 4140 : December, 37o;
cash, No. 3 mixed. 42c; No. 3 white, 460.
OATS No. 8 white, KHs&oic; No. 3 mixed,
29630c.
EGOS Steady; extras, lHc; firsts, case
Included, lSc; seconds. llHc.
HAY Steady: choice timothy, 811.x5OaJ.00;
choice prslrle. 39.0nw.2a,
RYE Steady; B36c.
BUTTER Creamery, 28f packing. IRe.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 4S4.oS 131,000
Corn, bu 81,o0 42,ono
Oats, bu ., 19,000 18,000
nnlatk Grata Market.
DULUTH, Sept 10. WHEAT No. 1
northern, 71Vc; No. t northern, 89 e;
September, 704c, October, 7Hc; Deoem
lr, 70Vc; May, 74 c;' September durum.'
No. 1, 2c; No. 2, 89c; October durum.
No. 1. 3Hc; No. 2. B8He; old durum. No.
1. 3Ho; Na 2. 6Ho.
OATS To arrive, 38 He; September,
2Hv
RYE 53c .
BARLEY SB O 4 Sc.
Liverpool Grata aad Provisions.
UVFRPOOL. Bent. lO.-WHEAT-Spot.
dull; No. t red, western, winter, ts tW,
futures, steady; September, 6s fed; Decem
ber. a 1V1.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed,' new,
4s lOd; American mixed, old. 4s lid: futures,
nulet; September, nominal; December, 4s
BVd; January, new. 4s VI.
Mllwaake Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 10. WHEAT No.
1 northern. 74(1 75c; No. 2 northern, 71
73c: December, 71 He.
RYE Pteady; No. 1. B8H87-.
BARLEY Steady; Na 3. 55458c; sam
ple 38 0 840.
CORN Lower; No. S cash. 48H47c;
December, 41 Ve.
Pearla Grata Market.
PEORIA. Sept. W.-OORN Lower: No. I
yellow and No. 3. 46o; No. 4. 45 o no
grade. 44M4tc.
OATH Firm: No. I white. SOVMlc; No.
t wMte, 6Hc: No. 4 white, IStfTSViO.
RYE Higher; No. 3. BeVijc.
WHISKY On the basts of 81.?.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 10. BUTTER
Market. ??lo higher; extra western cream
ery, ffv'tj-'ti; raira eroy prints, sac.
EQOS Firm: good demand; nearby fresh
and western fresh, Etc. at msrk.
CMEE9& Firm. Nw York full cream,
12&14c.
Teleria Sed Market.
TOLEDO, Sept. 10. SEEDS New clover,
cash, 37.18; October and December, T
Prime timothy, 3135; prim alslke. 37 00; No.
I ry. Kftsc.
t
vVaal Market.
ST. Iina, Sept. I0.-WOOL-Steady;
medium grades, combing and clot hi a. tlA
3o; I1ht fine. lJ3o; heavy flne 14gl7c;
tub washed. m-UC ,. "
I.' 1 U I RaAM IMm.L-k
j ELGIN. III., Sept. 10.-BI,TTKR-Flrm to-
uriy mi )tv. eavunce ui ec a pound
over Isst week. Output . tut Ui week.
734.000 pound.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
BtniBtth in th Wall fitrtst lluUi ia
tpttty and IotennittaBt.
MONEY CONDITIONS CHECK SPECULATION
tkaasBBBwaavds) I
Day's Cold Eaarageaaeale Hot Baal
ta Heavy Loss of Cash '
by Itaaka list
Week
NEW YORK, Sept. 10 The strength In
today market was spotty and Intermittent
and wit a disappointment to the speculative
element, who counted on an advance be
cause heavy buying was evident on Satur
day after the appearance of the bank state
ment with Its formidable showing of a
deficit of 8e.6TX.noo below the legal reserve.
Events occurred today In about the way
they were expected to as a bssls of the
strong closing of the stork market on
Saturday. But the stork market reepomwt
todaj' was moderate and the ranks of tlu)
advancing stocks rather a ragged one.
There was evidently a good deal ef realising
folng on In stocks that were bought -an
aturdny and this added to the impression
that Saturday's buying wss for purposes
of support rather than for accumulation.
Erie. Reading, United States Steel, Amal
gamated Copper and the Transcontinental
group were all Under more or less pressure.
The effect upon foreign money snd stock
markets of the heavy demand or New Vera
for gold hnd Its Influence In checking speeu
letive excess here. There was. much eon
fuslnn also In estimating the exact amount
of gold actually secured owlnr to the possi
ble duplication of announcements by the
prlvfite banks making engagements and the
nations! banks acting for them, and to
which alone the privilege of holding gov
ernment deposits against the gold engage
ments applies under the treasury order.
It became evident early In the dny, how
ever, thnt the minimum rate of Saturday
on today's movement, which was 31.0rO.0no,
was exceeded. Call money loaned as high
as 10 per cent esrly In the day, but ran off
to the neighborhood of 6 per cent before
the principal money operations were con
cluded, rising again to 11 per cent at the
last. As an offset to last week's cash loss
by the banks of over 8l,000.fl00. the day's
gnm engagements wers not ruliy adequate.
The new bank week starts with a with
drawal of nearly a million by the subtreas-
ury, ann mat institution was a creditor st
the clearing house establishment for nearly
half a million dollars. New York trust
companies have commenced the accumula
tion of rash to fill the addition reserve re
quirement in force October 1. and with the
movement of cssh to the Interior still In
force the restoration of New York bsnk re
serves to the legal requirement without
additional loan contraction seems proble
matical. The question thus Involved had Its
part in tne uncertain tone or stocits. Bo
did the forces of opposition to the Import
of gold whloh was emphasised in the rise
of discount rates in London, Paris and
Berlin and the advance of gold In London,
the rise of American eagles at the Bank of
England amounting to Is ftVfcf an. ounce.
interest attached to the official report of
the August output on the Rand which In
creased no less than 17,8.12 ounces over the
July production and reached a total of
609.115 ounces for the month. This rapid
Increase In the heavy output of South Afri
can goin promises larre new supplies to
meet the New York demand even though
the state foreign banks are Indisposed to
part with any of their present large hold
ings. The southern group, both In tha railroad
and Industrial list, were prominent amongst
tne sirong stncxs or tne aay. nut they did
not hold well after the apneaeanee of the
government cotton crop report. The large
Increase In earnings In the Atchison annual
report strengthened confidence In a coming
dividend Increase and speculative guessers
were liberal in their surmises of the ex
tent of the Increase, drawing an analogy
from the Union Pacific dividend. The late
rise In call money added to the unsettle
ment and helped to make the closing
Irregular.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, 82.786,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
The following was the range of price
on the New York Stock exchange:
Salsa Hiss. Vow. C1M.
Asama topress 871
AsulgMUd Copper Ul.loo 111 111 11JH
Amer. Car ss reuary.... 8.100 m o o
it pit ,.: l.in M1H 101 intH
Amr. Cottoa Oil 0 I2H tltt
e pM
Amer. Bnraas
Amsr. HI4e Se Leather pfd.
1 St Leather pfd. 100 tH
SMSrUlM t.toe lH 84 HI!
HM4 Olr. . loe- - ' It
m 100 . 41 ,41 40 Vi
Amer. lee soOrills..
Amer. unml
ta all
Amer. Locomotive 1.M0 1H 71 71
to Bt4 .1... HI
Amer. laMltlag a Beaalog tT.tao niu 180 1U
do pfd 80O 114 114 114
Amer. Sugar Reflates to 1M1 1M 1M
A mar. Tobaese Hi etts to IN 11 11
Anaroeda Mining C 1.o HlUj r
Atrbiaon , U.00 110
da sf '. 40 101 1001
Atlantis Coast Ua 1.10 141 ' 141 141 1
Baltimore a Ohio 8,100 11V 1M 110
do pfd 100 H It M
Brooklra Rapid Traastt.... si,) Sl IIW. 11 u
Canadlaa PnolS 1,40 177 1T7 , lT7a
Qeatral of Now Joraoy tH
Choeapooke Ohio.. ...... 4.400 H m 4
Chieato Oraot WoMorn (0 11 11 11
Chloato Northwesura... 3.40 ill 314 110
C. M. Sm St. Paul U.10 171 171 171
Chlaago Term. A Trans. II
do pfd 37
C, C. C. a St. Loala 10 K M
Colorado Fool and Iroa.... r.100 t 17 M
Colorado a Southern 10 M M
do let pfd
do M pfd .... 41
Consolidated Oea 4.140 141 140 140
Cora Products rfg 11 1 1
do pfd 14
Dolawar a Hudson 1.T0 811 311 811
twl.. Lack. Weaker M
Donor a Rl Oraa 1,80 41 49 41
do pfd ....J X10 M M K
Dlstlllors Bossrltlos 1.100 44 11 44
Erie M.I00 41 41 44
do 1st pfd J..... L100 71 77 77
do Id tfd 4.S0 71 71 71
Ooaoral BloetH , 109 1M 144 144
Hocking Vnllor , .... IN
Illinois Central ' , .... 171
Inter. Paper W U II 11
do pfd ' U
Inlsr. Pump 4 47 ' 44 46
do pfd sl-4
Iowa C.otral so . 11 10
de pfd r...... lloo 11 11 u
K. C. 8oathrB 4u0 Ki M u
do pfd U0 M 17 r
LovtsTlllo Nashvllla 8,00 Uo 141 141
Msxloan Csntral 40 M 10 10
Mlna. a 8t. Lost 40 74 It 14
at.. St. P. a Bault its. M. m
do pfd ..... Ill
Mlssouil Paclfls 3,Ma H 7 17
Missouri, Ksa. Texas..:. 1.100 tt u S4
do pfd 10 1 70 70
National Load I.1U 71 17 71
National R. R. st Max. pfd 10 41 44' 44
Now Tor Central I. no 144 144 144
N. Y., Ontario a WssUra. 80 II 10 Ki
Norfolk Western l.to 11 i
do pfd 0
North Amorlcaa 1.404 t (i m
PnclAs Msil 40 M M
PsnnsrlTonla 81.100 141 141 141
PoopICa una 3.0u .. (S
Pitta., C . C. A St. L.
Prssasd Btsol Car 1,400 84 u t44.
do ptd rt
Pullman Pslae Car M Ui HO M0
Reading 101. 10 144 141 143
do 1st ptd , to
do id pfd 1
Rspublle Rtesl 30 n 17 14 17
do pfd 1 1.10 101 101 101
Rock Island C 1,100 ts 17 ' Ul
do pfd 1,10 44 US,
St. Loala S P. M pfd 44
It. Louis seuthwaatara.... SM M' M M
do pfd 4.10 II i 41 H
soutbora Pacls K104, 11 11
do pfd 1O0 111 m4 ji
outhsra Railway U.loO J 17 11
do pfd M M
Tsnnossoe Coal aad Iron.. iu
Toxas PacISs d.ma M 15 n
TeUds, St. L. A Wostora.. ha 1 . ti cJ
do pN 4u 11 114
Valoa Psolg 4.4oO i,l ltrs, m
do sfd too ti M
V. 8. gsprosa 134
V. a. Roaltr n
V. a Rabbor 8.10 41 47 4
do pfd 10 1(4 1ft 1M
II. g. 8 too I U S 47 44 44Z
do Pfd . 17 107 107
Vlrjlois -Carolina Ckoralsal. 1.400 41 41
do pfd 10
Wnbash to 80 1 11
do pfd 100 44 4 44
Wslls-rargo Biprsss .... ps
Wootlnshouso Blsctrt ito
Western I'nloa ' . . .
Wkssllns A Lsk Brto t(uv
Wloeoosta Control too M 3 11
do pfd K,i4
North. rs Paotas (,700 117 n ill J
Cootral Laaiaor 40 M u 14
P". tw. ,vi ii 101
tloss-thsSold 1.40 SO t n
Groat Northora pfd I. so 1J Xt4 114
lntor. MacreeeiUaa es-dlf.. 4,'s t t t
do pfd. oxit is 71 11 ti2
Total aalss lor ths say. K4.100 abaroa.
Keve Vark Mining Storks.
NEW YORK. Sept. .-Clonlng guotatlona
on mining stocks were:
Adams Coo. M .Little Calef
AUoo T' Ontario tit
Broore 10 Onbir ., ua
Brunswick Coa M PboooU
Coautock Tuasol .... 14 Potoal is
Coa. Cal. aad Va... Baase ........ at
Horn ttlTor r is iSisrra Nora da at
Iron ailror ....-..,. I Small Hope H
LsadTlila Coa 8 standard 11,
Bask af German y Statement.
BERLIN. Sept, 18. The weekly state,
ment of the Imperial Hank of Germany
shows the following changes: Cash In
band, decreased 23.830.0OU marks; treas
ury notos. decreased 1.020.0 J marks;
Otbar BMurlUea, dec reused 13.388.004)
marks; notes In ' circulation, decreased
9,780,000 marks.
lv Vorsa Money Market.
NFJW TORK. Bept. )0. MONBY-Oti call
steady. 8i4 pr fenti ruling rate. 8 per
cent; closing bki, 8 per cent; offered. 13
per cent. Time loans dull and steady; sixty
dsya, 73 per ceatl ninety dsys, 7j7H P'r
cent: six monf)a,J fti7 per rent.
PRIME MERCANTILE FAPKR-3437 per
C8T F.RL1 NO KXCHANOB Steady at
J KiailH .8348 for demand and at H K-fN
or sixty day hi!!-, posted rates. 84 Sl4.81Vk
snd SIMS; commercial bllla. 34 78.
SILVER Bar, - c - Mexican dollara,
&2c.
ItONDS Oovernmeni steady) railroad. Ir
regular. Quotations on New York bonds today
were as follows: ,. .
17. S. r. ts. rg.u.704gssn 14 series.. ..1M
do coupon 10 I do 4s. effs t'
C. 8. Is. rt .ll 84 series .......
3o eoupoa ...1' to 4a. ctfs si
t7. 8. old 4s. ret " '1'1 1.. A N. ant. 4r inn
do eonnon 101 Msnhst. e. sold 4s. ...leaj
TJ. . now 4a, 1T1 ,M. Central 4s 71
d eotinon m i do 1st Inc 1
Am. Titaeco 4 n .ln. A St. L. 4a.... :
o as 1)1 , . K. A T. 4a 101
Atrklsna ton. 4s....,l'i in id M
de sdj. 4s -..'MH N. R r of M. e. i. s.
Atlantic C. L. 4s ( ' N. Y. C. t- ls.... '
B. A O. 4s ,..II N. 1. C. ton. ts 174
. do. JHs ..:.'....,..vll ha. Paoltlr 4s 101
nrk. Ti. T. ct. 4s.... II', do la 71
Contral of Oa. 11W K. A W. eon. 4a.. ..loo
Oo 1st Ine P :Ure. i. L. rf. 4a... t
dn id Inc. .......... M p.nn. sr. So 101
do id lne....... 7 Readlnt ren. 4s
The. A O. 4a. 1A4 , 'at. L. A I M. e. Is. 111
Caicato A ATlvta.... 77 at. L. A . f. 4s. It
C. R. A q. S. 4a,,.. M St. U . W. con 4a.. 77
C . R. . A P.' 4a.... iiUj Seaboard A. L 4s.... WSt
do enl. ta f. So. pacific 4., 1
Crc. A ft. L. . 4s.l01 do 1st 4. rlfa. 6
Colo. Ind I, osr. A., 11 So. Railway s 111
Tnlo.' MM ..-.'.. 71 Tsss A P. Ists Ill
Colo. A So. 4s.'...'..'tl Y.. St. L. A W. 4s.. st',
Cubs Is 101 I'nlon Pacific 4s 101
i'. a n. u. as ts t'. s. stool M ta s
Dlst. Been. Is ' Wshssh Into 114
Brio prior lien 4s... .100 ; do deb. B 11
4 roi. 4s Wsateru Md. s S4
Hock. Vsllsy 4s....lo W. A L. B. 4a IS
Japan la 100 Wis. Csntral 4 11
Dfferoo.
Ronton Stock and Bonds.
HOSTON. Sept.' 10. Call loans, 8fr8
nt; time' loans. Ba7 per cent. Cloi
ft
quotation on mocks snd bonds were:
Atchlsoa adj. 4a.. W lAtlantlo
11
do 4s H Blnabsm
Moi Contral 4 TI .('al. A Hecla
Atchison ir fentsnnlal
do pfd 100 Torpor Rants ....
Boston A A nslT West oi-dlv..
Ronton Blovatod ....111 rrnnklln
Fltchburg pfd 114 Oranbr
Max. Contral "t Isle Rnrsl
N. T.. N. H. A K..l!t Maas. Mining
Pars Marquette .... II iMichlssa
.11
.T
. II
. 77
, 11
, tl
... 11
... 11
...
... II
... 10
... 1
... H
...111
... 14
... It
:::r,H
... 10
...
... 1
... a
...
...
... 1
...111
... 4
... H
... II
... t
...117
... 11
I'nloa Pacific
..IMS. Mohawk
.. M Mont, Coal A C...
.. It inid Domlnloa
.. II Osceola
..114 Parrot
..lit iQulnrr
Am. Art. Cham
do pfd
Am. Pneu. Tubs.
Am. Stirar
do pfd '.
Am. Tsl. A Tel..
Am. Woolen ....
do Bfd
..!'! hannon
M
Tamarack
Trlnltr
UMtsd Copper ..,
V. S. Mlnlna ....
.104
Doss. Iran A Stool. It
Mass. Ktectrta ,
oo pta
Mssa. Oaa
United Prult .....
United Shoe Mace.
do pfd
'Greene Con
V. S. Stool
do pfd
Adrenturo ,,
Allouos
Amalgamated
Asked. Bid,
1lt4.li. a. Oil
. tl i Utah ;
,lor victoria
. t ,Wlaona ............
. ! Wotrlne
North Butto
. 44 Butto Coalition ,.
.14 Nevada
.. IMItrhall
. M Cal. A Artsona.
.111 Tscumsrh
Loadsa Closing; Stocks.
LONDON, Sept. 10. Closing quotations (n
the Stock exchange were:
Consols, money SH E, K. A T....
.. 17
. . 1B0
.. 4
.. M
.. 11
.. 71
.. 4
.. 74
.. 19
..103
.. M-
.."
.. SI
.. 4
..111
.. il
.. 47
do account
N. T. Central.
Aeaconda
Atchison
de pfd
B. A O....
Canadlaa PactSa
Che. A Ohio...
Chicago O. W. .
C. M. A St. P.
DoBoors
D. A R. O..
do pfd
Brio
do 1st pfd ....
do id ptd
Illinois Central
; i4
.m
.1044
.1K
Norfolk A W
do pfd
Ont. A Western...
Pennsylvania
..ll
.. S
.. 11".
Rand Mines
Raadlna
Southern Ry
do pfd .....
Bo. Paolflo ...
..111
44 Union Paolflo
t I do pfd
10 V. S. Steal....
do pfd
Wabash .
So pfd
L. A N
Spanish 4
M
SILVER Bar, flrrm 81 1-lfid per ounce.
jnwiu .uuivfc per. cent.
The rat of discount In the open market
for short bills Is 333 per cent; for three
months' bills, V66 pr cent.
.dForolara, financial.
PARIS, Sept lO.j-Pricea on tha bourse
today were unsettled and tending down
wards. Russian imperial fours were nomi
nal. Russian bonds of W04 were 470.00. The
private rata of' discounts were 1 11-18 per
cent. - . ...
ST. PKTERBBTJR4Jpt. 10. The bourse
was fairly Arm today,', 'but government
securities lost sllffhtlyv Imperial fours were
quoted at 70 and Imperial fives. 81. -
Treasnry Statement.
WASHINGTON. Sept 10. Today's atata
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, sxrlusdve of the 3150.000,000
gold reserve, shows: " Available cash bal
ance, $311,073,808: g6ld coin and bullion,
8108,887,163; gold certificates, $57,60.110.
Baak Clearings
OMAHA, Bept. 10. Bank clearings for
today were 31,908,438.28 and for the corre
sponding data last ysar 81,468,481.90.
Metal Market.
NEW TORK. Sept. 10. METALS Ths
London tin market .was unchanged to a
shad lower at the elosa today, with spot
closing at 184 6s and futures at 188 6s.
Locally the market. was a shade easier
in ton with buyers at 840.00 and hold
ers asking $40.60. Copper was unchanged
in London, with both spot and future
quoted at 88 1 6s. Locally the market
was strong and higher, with lake quoted
at $18.87 18.11; electrolytic, $18.76
19.00; casting, $18.60018.76. Lead was
firm, at 36.7616.85 in the local markst
and advanced is 8d to 18 8s 6d in Lon
don. Spelter was unchanged, at 87 10s
in London, but ruled firmer locally, with
spot quoted at 86.06O8.16. Iron was
lower In the English markets, with stanJ
ard foundry quotsd at 64 and Cleveland
warrants at 84s 4Mjd. locally, no change
was reported. No. 1 foundry northern is
quoted at $20. 0e 11.00; No. I foundry
northern, 819.600 20.00; No. 1 foundry
southern, '$20 6001100; No. $ foundry
southern, 320.00 tJ'fcOJO.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19. METALS Lead,
firm, $6.60; spelter. Arm, $6.96.
Boston Copper Market.
Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
ket, reported by Logan A Bryan, 3 Board
of Trad building,. Omahaj
Adventure Michigan 11
Allouos Mohawk II
Atlaatl 11S Nevada Consolidated.. II
Bingham 31 North Bulla 14
Block Mountain 1 Old Dominion 41
Bostoa CoasolldaUd.. 2 Osceola 113
Butto Coalition U Pneu. tar r loo 14
Calamet A Arlaoaa. .117 Puna, Sorvloa, .... t
Calumat A Hcla 71 Qulncr I
ConUnnlal 8S Shannon
Coppar Rang ....... 77 Tamarack M
Dall West 11 Trlnltv 14
East Butt 10 felted Prult 10s
Pranklla II Untied Statas. eom... 11
Oresno Coppar It vj United Siatea. ptd.... 44
Oranbr It t'lsh Consolldatsd.... 41
Halvslla t Utah Coppar is
1st Rorsl 11 Victoria 1
L. 8. A Pittsburg... 17 . Winona I
Massachusetts I Wolvarln lit
Snrnr and Molasses.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10-SUGAR-Raw, '
steady; fair refining. 33Vc; centrifugal,
tt, test. 40: molaasc sugar. 8'ti3c: is.
J fined, steady: No. 4. 4.30c; No. T. 4 2er; No. 8,
t.auc: rvo. , .ic; no. i, s.iuc; no. 11, 4-Uocj
No. 13, 4.00c; No. 13. 896c; No. 14. 3 $c; con-
. ' A A TKv. mmiMl A a OCT.. ...
; 6.01X'; cruahed, 6 6O0; powdered, 6.00cu granu-
latea. i.r.i cuiiv. o.iot.
MOLASSES Steady; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, StrijSoc.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 10. 8TTOAR
Bteady; open kettle centrifugal, 3if)3 7-lc;
centrifugal yellow, S4j4c: aeconds. 3&3c.
MOLA88K8 Firm; syrup, 26433fle.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10. SUGAR
Steady; open kettle centrifugal, 383 7-16c:
rontiifugsJ yellow, $44c; seoonds, 3H9
alOLAfi 8E8 Firm ; synip. avgSOo.
Caltaa Market.
NEW YORK. Sep. lO.-COTTON-Bpot
closed quiet; middling uplands. S.O80; mid
dling gulf. 10 06c; sslea, 100 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. . lo. COTTON Spot
In rr-oderal demand; prices 8 points lower;
American middling fair. 6.KxI; good mid
dling, 6.67d; middling, 6 46d; low middling,
5.25d; good ordinary, 6.01d; ordinary, 4.77d.
The sales of ths tlay were 7.0U0 bales, of
which 7O0 were for speculation and export
and Include 6.VO0 American; receipts, 800
bales, all American.
ST. LOril. Mo..' Bept. 10 COTTON
Quiet. Middling, rc Stock. 13,473 balea.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10. COTTON
Spot closed easy, sales 1,800. Low ordinary
80. nominal; ordinary. SHc. nominal; good
middling, 8c; middling fair. 8c, nominal;
fair, lOSfeC Receipts. 1438; stock, 23.17.
Oils aad Itealn.
OIL CITY. Pa.. Sept. 10. OIL-Oedir
oamnce. 41. at; runs, ira.ub DDIs ; average
86.647 bhla ; ahlpiuonta, 23.4il bbls.: aver
age, tn.w bids.
SAVANNAH. Oa., , Bept. 10 OIL Tur
pentine, steady.
ROSIN Firm; stock. 88.866 bbla Quota
A B C. 84 00; D, 84 36; E. 84 16; F, 84.40; O.
M 4?Hr4.6t.; H. $4 W; I. $4 60; K. $4.60; M.
$4 601 N. M.80; W Q. 3i.l65.30: W W. 86.as
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Osttls Stosiptt Larre, tmi Prloe f bow
' Littls Chsncs,
HOGS OPEN HIGHER, BUT CLOSE LOWER
a
Liberal Raa at Skee aad Lasaba, wills
Trad Active aad rally
Steady ta Stronger 8a
Sana Spats.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 10. 1808.
Recetnts ant
tie. riosa, kuivvp-
. r, a .1 t Caal
Official Monday
Same last weea
Same two weeks ago.
Bama three weeks ago
fame four Weeks ago.
Bam laat year
Th follcwlns- table
..8.6IB)
16.CM
14.W7
3.4V9
ii.u;
11.U3!
32.-03
8.std)
7.4J
6.161
113
,.3
8.M
6.IM
8.3.8
7.8-1
3.763
shows
th receipt
of cattl. hog and hep at Soath Omaha
for the year to date, com na rod with laat
Var; 19U. loS.
ino.
CS.U1S 068.713 ' 810,110
Htrs 1.910,396 1, 3.1,411
8hep 1,148,936 l.Oe&uTS
. 4e..i
113.914
M,o78
CATTLE (JI1OTAT10N8.
Til
folionmg wul how ta prlc P'J
lor th diflcrent kinds of cattie on tL
uh, Orns market:
Good to choice corn-fed steers
J air to good corn-fed atera
t umniou ... iair corn-fed ir.... 4.f N';'
Good to choice range steers 4 60i I
ir to goou range steers Mf?",
Common to lair range st-rs fiix!k
Oood grssa cows and heifers !3?X
Fair to good cows and heifers.... 3 .JfrJ
Common to fair cows atid heifers.. 1 0W3
Oood to choice Blockers A feeders. 4 0trW4 80
Kair to good Blockers and feeders..
Common to fair stockers..... fS
Bulls, stsgs, eto 3 6V(f3 76
VfW calves .......... ...... ..i 4.0M.:6
Th following laola Shows th average
price of hogs at South Omaha for th al
several days, with comparisons;
DAIS. I 1808. 1806.'1S04. 103. (1801. 1901. 1.
Aug. 31
tept. 1
I 77i t 72
I 18
6 13
6 37!
6 S3!
6 831
6 126 0
1 6 04
4"l
6 4 .'
6 Tl
I 31
T 35
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
7 42
t 11
J6'i
a 15
6 87
6 7
6 88
6 4
6 43
8 87
6 811
6 30j
t 11 8 07
6 J
0
6 4:
7.33i 3 1& 6 07
6 161
I 2R
44
7 40'
8 W
r. os
4 04
6 08
6 11
5 16
T 4
a
8 83
30
M
$ 46
6 n
I 43
6 61
6 904
6 8n
6 Ml
6 80
3
6 44
8 64
T 61
6 84
7 48
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES,
Cattle. Hogs
.$i.6t"sr.oo $6.064 30
. 6.MXUSS80 . 6.6ua.CH
. 1.75a.6tJ .wt.40
. $.(s(1 0 6.0OTH50
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis ...
Sioux City .
SATURDAY'S
SHIPMENTS.
Th following shows th number of stock
ers and feeders shipped to the country and
their points of destination:
CATTLE.
P. J. Harris, Hamburg, la. 4 1
W. A. Chambers, Anderjon, la. Q. ....... t. 1
Ralston At Fonda, Callaway 1J. P 1
Avoca Canning Co., Avoca, la. R. I t
J. R. Stsnsberry. Wlsner N. W 1
Louis Behwlnk. Wlsner-N. W 1
H. Schlnstock, West Point N. W 1
T. Hagerbaumer, Hooper N. W 1
O. Miller, fccrlbner N. W 1
Young A Dannatt, Low Moor. Ia. N. W.. 1
Fred Morehouse, Tekamah M. a O ...I
HORSES.
Ford A McMacken. hast St. Louis, Hl-Q.. 1
Barrett 4k Zlmmerm'n, Minn TsXr-M. A O 1
SHEEP.
George M. Wood, Clarkston. Mich R. I.. 1
The official number of cars of stock
brought in today by each road was:
cattle, rioga. an p. n rs.
Milwaukee ..
4
1
Wabash
Mo. I'aclflo
Union Paolflc
N. W. eaat
N. W. (west)
C. St. P., M. O....
C, B A Q. (east) ..
C, B. A Q. (west) ..
Rock Island (east)
Rock Island (west).
Illinois Central
Great Western
. 1
.118
.'lis
. 71
14
47
Totals 311
64
Ths disposition of the day's receipts was
a tollowaAaob buyer purchasing the num
ber of neaa injucata;
Cattle. Hogs. Bh'p.
Omaha Packing Co.,
Swift and Company,
Cudahy Packing Co..
880
614
1,31
3,23
3,118
1,848
.1,738
.1.41$
. 738
839
613
611
287
131
Armour co
Klngan Packing Co
Lay ton Packing Co
Swift and Co., country.,
Armour Co. Denver,
Vansant A Co..
Carey tt B
Lobman A R......
W. I. Stephen
Hill A Son
Lewis
J. B. Root A Co
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Huas
I Wolf
MeOrerey A Carey
H. F. Hamilton
M. Haggerty A Co
Nelson Morris ,
Bmlth Packing Co
Ingraham
Bulllvsn
Brltton
Lehmer Bros
Other Buyers
801
160
108
313
36
71
188
' 8
108
108
110
' 118
mt
333
100
46
38
11
33
89
13
666
1,860
ToUIs 7.M3 1,176 18.768
CATTLE Receipts of cattle numbered
834, a against 36 on waek ago and 396
two week ago. Tha market as a whole did
not show very much change as compared
with the close of laat week.
In aplte of the large receipts of beef,
steers were In very good demand and any
thing desirable along that line commanded
steady prices. While the' trade was not
especially active th cattle kept selling,
both corn-feds and rangers, and tha most
of th offerings were dlspoaed Of In reason-
Ths supply of cows and belfers wss large
and the general market on all desirable
kinds fully steady. If anything, th moat
daslrable- sold a lltll stronger than last
week and In soma instances sellers thought
they secured a substantial advo.no on
something that buyers especially wanted.
As might be expected, the common and
Inferior grades were slow and weak.
Good feeders, having both quality and
weight, commanded fully steady prices.
The supply was not very large snd the
offerings were taken In reasons ble season.
On the othor hand, the light and common
klnda, even those having weight but lack
ing in quality, were slow and generally a
little lower than th close of laat week.
Speculators had quite a number of that
kind of cattle,: which they had been forced
to carry over from last Bsturday. Th
excessively hot weather' is drying up the
pastures In the country very rapidly and
buyers do not seem to care for much In the
stocker order. The only feeds that ar
selling freely are thoe which gr ready to
go on feed at one.
abl saaaon.
Representative ssles:
OE-r STEERS.
Ha
iil!!!i
ii.'.-.'"
i...t
it.'!.'.'.'
A. Pe. No.
Av.
..1144
..1111
..1444
..1411
..111
P.
8 M
I 0
I 0
I 0
8 4
,.loto 1 tt 41
.Hit I i 11
. 7M I tt ' 17
,111 IM II
,.1020 4 14 It
.list 8 M
cow.
. Ill 1 M I
,. 40 1 tt I
,ti I sa t
,. 84 8 48 1
HEIFERS.
.7 III I
. 44 I II I
.141 3 It 1
.no 1 to 8
. M0 I 40
BULLS.
.MIS 1
.144 8 80
CALVES.
.. Ml N 8
. tt 4 4
...114
,..1111
...na
...1471
I M
I to
I It
3 4
.. M 3 M
WIS
M IS)
.. M 3 78
.11 IM
IS IS
, NEBRASKA.
$ steers
3 cows.,
4 steers
6 cows..
13 cows..
3 30
1 08
t 60
I 66
8 hsifcrs..
, 108
. 867
, 947
. 948
.1,173
. $03
IS
1 00
$ 70
3 86
$46
. 8M
, 877
1.060
6 steor..,
3 cow....
30 ters...
8 cows....
cows....
3 00
I 36
3 cows 1.180
)6 feeders.. S3
3 70
COLORADO.
6 cows 974 3 76 34 cows.. ...1,043
33 cows 864 I 76 4 feeders.. Lit
38 feeders. .1,148 8 90
WESTERNS:
t 40
$36
COLOR A LO.
4 cows 366
$ cows 1016
14 steer..
8 rows 917
t steers. 1086
4 steers.. . .11(4
4 cows 837
6 cows 863
3 36
7 cows 923
t SS
t 60
$ 60
$ 36
t 38
8 36
t 38
160
t 6ft
3 36
3 68
3 36
I 33
$
3 36
I 30
$ 40
3 80
t 30
rows...., m
10 cows M0
7 ateer ... 9'.7
10 steers.. M sat
8 steers... J
8 cow pry
4 cows no
18 cow. . . 946
I eowa 8"3
4 heifers.. 6i
t 40
1 48
$ 30
9 cows...
8 eowa...
4 heifers,
f feeders
901
6 heifers.. 8
717
71$
17 feeders.. 724 I 36.
3 10
8 cows 831 3 14.
NEBRASKA
1 heifer...
I steers...
1 steer
8 asMAiiesa.
S08 4 15
SOUTH DAKOTA.
. 0 I W 1 steer..
600 $ 36 I steer.,
..1660
.. PV
3 80
4 (r)
3 oo
aia a 1
t 73
$ m
$79
3 ti
4 on
3 tt
f nelfera..lM3 3 78 3 heifer . MB
I'latle Valle Rhern (V, -Win.
18 feed ers.. loci 4 na 1 Jv1erJ.. llo
64 feeders.. M IM 4 feeders . 890
W T Wnlre Wvn.
39 steers... iy 4 1 1
Snnss fairl rSi -Vr-rV
131 steers. ..116 4 on tt s'-rs. ...UH
4 80
96
$ :
T. J. Rutledge. Wyoming.
I eowa s0 100 19 reeders. .118
1 feeder.. .1163 6 in 88 cow ..'
U. Marohnll BUinlK nalltla.
1$ Steer. ...1?M 4(0
F. W. Harrington. South Dsknta.
I Steers v..ia8 4 40 4 steer.. ..1487 4 90
Lew Jeenba, Nebraska.
1 row 870 1 60 4 cows 9S3 I 40
t heifers... 90 I 76 M feeders. .1,108 160
1 cow 1.000 I 00
HOGS On tha opening of tl market this
morning a few light hogs sold a little
stronger, especially on shipping otdera.
Buyers holding the more urgent orders
paid 6c higher for good light weights, aad
In a few Instance en lea were made at
prices that looked even higher than thai.
Thus soma good butcher weights such as
sold Jnwn to $696 sold better thsn $Mi0
thf morning. A few good loads of light
hog bought 88.15 and a little bunch of
wagon hogs brought $T.!0.
ti tne otner aana. pacsers were not ns
posed to par any more thsn steady prices
far heavy hogs, and they did not appear
to be very anxious for them even on that
basla. - Th trade wss very slow and dull,
and Instead of improving eased off, closing
very slow and lower.
Representstlv sales
Ma
SV Pv.
T cow. . P44 or 18 feeders.. 108
8 feeders.. Kv in s8 eowa s
a feeders.. -C3 $ 80 it cowl 9)
Pv. .. Ko. A. f Pv.
8 U 70 .141 I St -
I 41 It IM SO I IS
6 7 -..to V 6l?H
6 M 71 148 8 I tilt
8 U 71 I ...
I n to til ... t s
I at it 14 140 t '
t at . at .141 lit I 4
8 at It 141 10 I M
I 11 141 Ml Kl 4 0
in 10 lit 4 I sa
to n lo ... 100
8 tt II IM 80 4 00
I to 44 Ml ... 4 00
I I . 71....,.74 ... 8 00
I M 4 Ml 40 t 0
I I 84 114 4 I M
110 tt. ...... .Ill ... I
t M 71.. It 8 10
I 10 44. ...... IT 10 t It
t i4 a Ml to 4 It
I NSt M 1 10 4 It
8 tt It Mt ... t
tl....
..841
.. M
..11
'..in
..!
..!
..11
..II
.14
..171
..to
..311
..171
..141
It...
tl....
M...
!....
17....
It....
4....
47....
at..,.
11....
17....
it...;
41....
II....
IM
..114
74....
.171 too
61..,.
Ml
It....
IS 4
.13 ...
.I4t ...
11....
7....
1st M
I !l II
H 1..8)t 110
Wlfcir-rleceiiHS of sneeu were about the
same aa on seat Monday, so far aa numosn
were concerned, somtih ns over mty curs
being reported In. The .market as a whirl
was, as usmsI at this point. In aery atlu-
lactory condition.
Buyers were out In good sesaon snd de
sirable fat sheen anu lambs were fully
steady and In spots a little stronger. That
Is, some bunches 'of stuft that Just hap
pened "to All a special order, sold at prices
that looked hlaner. while the ceneral run
of tha ofterlngs brought fully steady prices.
Some very good yearlings sold up to M.5,
tne nignest price paid so rar tms season.
A considerable proportion of tha receipts
consisted of feeders, which were, ss nsual,
In very good demsnd, and sold freely at
steady to strong prtcee. The most of the
oneringa cnanged hands in very goon ses
son In th morning. Some very good feed
ing yearlings brought $6.86, which is the
highest price paid so far this year, and
which waa ths top for last year.
Quotations on killers: Good to choir
lambs, $9.75; fnir to good lambs, $7.0Ofjp7.t:
good to choice yearlings, $6.oa5.;6; good
to choice, wethers, $6.16(34.60; fair to good
wethers, $6.00ifj.16: good to cholc ws.
wvinnrs.
$4. 764(6. 26;
Quotatlt
rair to arooa swes. n va4.ii.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, ft Tolifl 8K;
yearlings, $6.263.60; wethers.
ewes; 80.6tf34.4a
111 Western wethers ....
613 western wethers ...
661 Wyoming yearlings
67 Wyoming yearlings
608 Wyoming yearlings
1 stag
CHICAGO LITE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady ta Srnnr Hoge Steady
to Higher Sheep Steady.
CHICAGO. Sept 10. CATTLE -Ke-celpte.
$8,000 head; market for best
strong to 10c higher, others Bteady; com
mon to prime steers, $3.75 J. 6.80; cows,
$1.70C4.75; heifers, $3.606.36; bull.
$2.5604.40; calvea, $3 00 7.40; atockcra
and feeder. $8.600 4.60.
HOGS Receipts. 30,000 head; market
steady, 6010c higher: choice to prima
heavy. $. $045 4.60; medium to good heavy,
$6.10476.36;- butcher weights, $6.466.4I;
good to choice heavy mlaed, $.30 6.4Q;
packers, $6.603 430; pigs, $S.60!8.40V
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, ti.OM
head; market for sheep steady to lOe lower;
lambs. 1015c higher; sheep, 64.3506.76;
yearlings, $6.40 e.60; lamb, $$.36 &.:.
, . , Tarsi Uv Stack Market, f
. NEW YORK, Spt. 10. BEEVES Re
ceipt. 6.474' head; steers opened slow,
closed firm for medium and good; others
steady; bologna bulls, 10016c hlgner.
others steady; madtum and common cows,
strong; fat cows rather eaaler. Steers,
34.3606.00; bulla. IX.60O3.90; cows. $136
04.30; few et' tat, $4.3604.40. Ex
ports tomorrow, $60 cattl and l.$00 quar
ters of beef. ,
CALVES Receipt. 3.959 head; veals,
steady: grassers, lowr; veals. 16.00 OS.;
extra, $9l00; throw-outs, $4 0004.60;
grasssrs and buttermilks. $$.86 04 00; few
feeders, $4.21; dressed calves, steady; city
dreased veals, 9 180 per. pound; country
dressed, 4 01 Sc.
HOGS Receipts, 11,181 head; market
Arm; state and Pennsylvania hogs, 64.80 fy
7.00.
BHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 13.70 J
head; sheep, steady; lambs, 35 0 60c lower,
sheep, $8 6Ott6 60; culls, 1.80O$00;
lambs, 37.0008.60. one car $8.76: culls,
$1.0006.50; Canada lamb. $8.30 g6.87 Vs.
Kaasas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Sept. 10. CATTLE
Receipts, 16,000, Including 1,600 southerns;
market, steady; 00 ws, weak to Wo lower;
choice export and dressed beef steers, 86.70
lj.60; fair to good, $4.00j60; western fed
steers, $$.t36.36; stockers and feeders, $3.40
4J4.46; southsrn steers, $3.6001.75; southern
cows. $3.tofi'3.78; native cows. $1.6ffi'4;
native heifers. $3.60(5.60; bulls, $3.ai4.00;
cslves, $3.00O.00. A
HOGS Receipts, 4.0O8 head; market,
steady to 6c higher; top, $ 37U; bulk of
sales, t6.$ri.32H: hsavy, 366.07H; pack
ers, $A.iXS.30; pigs and lights. 88 30&w.37H.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 9.000
head;, market, strong- to lOo higher; Utah
sheep, $7.86; lambs, 6.0O7.66; ewes and
yearlings. M Tbtj"; western yearlings, $6 00
faft.sO; western sheep, $4-606w.40; stockers and
feeders, 83.60fjt.60.
. . St. Iaala I4wa Sleek Market.
ST. LOUIS. Soot. 10.-CATTLE Receipts.
7,600 head. Including 4.83 head of Texans:
market lOo higher. Mative snipping ana
export steers, 64 8MJ 60; dressed beef and
butcher steers, $S.tlf 16; steers under l.fto)
lbs.. $3.604r4.00; stockers and feeders, $3.00
4 tt; eowa and heifers, 83.40ty4.6u; cannera,
1.764L36: bulls. $3 4004.00; calves, $3.00jlT5;
Texas and Indian steers, $3.0046.10; cows
and heifers, $2.003.60.
HOOS Receipts, 4,600 head; market 10c
hi slier. Pigs and lights, 88.304is.6o; packers.
$.(joIX40; butchers and best heavy, $6.30
tj46.
BHEEP AND' LAMBS Receipts, 1,000
head; market steady. Natlv muttons, 33.00
S 10; lambs, $4 00177.60; culls snd bucks, $J.
i.00; stockers, $Z.604r.76.
t. Joseph Mwe Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Sept 10.-CATTLE
Receipts, 3,171 bpad: markst, steady to 10c
higher; natives, 8440O7.36: cows and heifers,
$1.5r94 .90; stockers and feeders, 83.16a4.40.
HOGS Receipts. 3.644 head; market, 60
higher; light, J4.li44.l6; medium and heavy,
$6 9(r'6 2S
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.178
head; lambs, 1020o higher; top, $7.75; sheep,
steady .......
H
Slaax City Live Stack Market.
SIOUX CITY, Sept. 10 (Special Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts, 4.600 head)
market strong; stockers steady: beeves,
M.0uO.00; 00 ws, bulls and mixed, $1 0044.7 :
stockers and feeders, $3.00O4.$0; calves and
yearlings. $3 5u1.60.
HOOS Receipts, l.rVs) head; market 6c
higher, selling at $5.i8.i; bulk of salsa,
$6.6e.$0.
leak la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at th sig principal
western maraeta yesteroay:
Hogs.
3
1.600
4.0U0
, 1.644
4.0U0
30.006
Sheep.
18.000
".in
. 4.179
1.000
16.000
South Omaha
Bloux City ...
Kansas City .
S'.. Joseph- ...
Bt. Louis
Chicago ......
Total ........
M.871 46,144 66,178
' Visible Snpply af Oral a.
NEW YORK, Sept. lTh visible sup
ply of grain Saturday. September 6. as
compiled by lbs New York Produce ex
change was aa follows: Wheat. 30.166,004)
bu.; Increase, 116.000 bu. Corn, 3.332.000
bu.; Incr. 613.060 bu. Oat. 7.707,00
bu.; increase. 36.000. Rys, 1,436.000 bu.;
decrease, 6.009 bu. Barley, 666,88 bu.;
increase, $4,009 bu.
CaSss Market..
NEW YORK. Sept. 10. COFFEE Mar
ket for coffee futures opened Irregular, at
an advance of Ave points to a decline of
16 points. Trading was not so active as
recently anQ wuU tb market was at
4-4
Av. Pr.
96 6
98 6 16
78 6 66
77 I 68
78 I 86
ira i 64
came
.... 8.600
.... 4.600
.... 16.000
...f 1,171
.... 7.M
.... 33.000
first sustained by t Piss demand from trade
Intereata thle an p fort was later partially
withdrawn and prior- .eaad off 10 a net
loaa of 6fM6 points under. the big Kan
Pniiln receipt reported for the day and
Indifferent cable. The no waa steady
at a net decline of 6016 point a., Sales
were reported of 61.i'0 twigs. . tm lurling
IVcember. at 8.6lv6 6c; January, 8. 80c;
March, 6.30$6.S6 May, 0 .'c; uly,
1 47 7.10c; and August, 7.0607.10c Spot
market steady; No. 1 Rio. Invoice, $Hc.
omAha wnot.ES alb Markmt.
Condition at Trade aad 4aalteaa aa
male and Fnney r.edeee.
EGOS lr dot . 18c.
LIVE POULTRY Hens; 640; roost era,
6c; turkeys, liiic; ducks. ci spring
cblcKena. ISrilsc pep lb.
BUTTER Peeking eloek. lilHc: chutes
fancy dairy, Keltic; creamery, tyi4o,
HAT--rrtcee guota by Onaiia eed rem.
pary: t'hol-e upland, is to: medium. 86.0S1
rris . $8.0f8 6o. By straw. $7.09.
BRAN Per Ion. $16.(0.
VEGETABLES.
SWEET POTATOES-Pr bbl., $150.
TOMA1 OK.kV Hem grus.il. aer -.eat f
WAX PF.ANS-pr ssarawt Basket t
about 16 lbs., $00, ,
TURNIPS, I.EETS AND CARROTS-Pst
bu 76c.
LEAF LKTTUCB-Hotwous. per dot,
Be, Sfte, ... ri
CELERY Per dos., ff4fio,
CUCCMtiKHtt-Moiiie tivtra, P doS,
4.JN IONS-Horn's, grcwiu 3 pr W: Spas.
Ish, 31.76 per crate.
GREEN ONIONS Per dos. bunches, lie.
RADISHK8 Per dos. bunches, 16j0c,
NAVY HKANS Par bu.. I Lai, .1 A 61.78.
LIMA DBA NS Pr lb.. aVSe. .
GREEN PEPPERSFar market basket,
$00. .... .....
PARSLEY Hothosjse, act dos, buaohes.
CABBAGE Home grown, pet lb, 1)6A
KOG rUNT-tr dos., 78c.
1'OTATOKS-Per bu.. .6e. v
TROPICAL FRUITS. ...
0RANQE8 Valenclas. according U slsss
$4io"74 00.
LEMONS Ltmonlera, ext's fancy. MS
site. 84.ii; 8M0 site, 19; 360 sis. $00,6v; Other
I'ntaun, pi.uv leva. .
BANANAS Per medium-slsed . bunefc,
H 7641 3.86: lumN.a. 83 Ua3t.
DATES Per lb, fctfiWo.
FiRUATSa
PEACHES Colorado, 7cT$l.U; Mis
Sou -t, pii -taski crate. $J .isjSnU. Jo. tail
lornla b-lbtrtas, per box, -81.2b. . '
PLUMS California, $1.6til.7Si Oregosi
Ita.ian prunea, 11.25.
PEARd Bsrtlett, per box, $280.
URA1 .i4-oin giown. per 6-10- bsakwi.
18o.
APPLES Per bbl, 87.00OJ.1 . . '
MELONS. '
WATERMEIiOnb Per lb., 11V0, or
about i(B)c each.
c i M'i 1.1 1 r i' h ti M Tnlnraon and Arlsona.
per crate (iindard). $l.'5a3.00; ponies, IM;
Hockyford stendards, 13 40.
PI !T RKk!!'1 PRICKa.
No. 1 ribs, 15c: No. 3 ribs, lOcr No. I
.11 iix.. 1 Into lhAie? No. t loin. laMOl
No. 8 lo'ln, fx: No. 1 chuck, 6c; No. i
chuck, 4c; NO. 3 cnuca. itc; no. 1 m
8c: No. 8 round, 7c; No. 8 round. 6Hc; No.
1 plat. 3c; No. 3 plate, t.c; No. 8 plate, 3c
MlaHJtiLlNklOU.'
iL'GAR Granulated cane, in sacks, $6.3;
granulated beet, in sacks. 44.il. -
CHEEBSi-av.lrs, new. mt Wieooasta
brick. 134jl4c; Wlsoonsln llmberger, lioi
twins, UHl4c; young Amerloaaa, Ha.
corr ,si swjasniu,. v v",
. m,. vH iim, tr la 1 Ma
iniin n.r th.: No. xs. lZVaC per lb.
' aw. 1
ni:TB Wslirut. No. V sof t shells, asw
n j t o . , 1' 1 u ' 1 . y
trop. pr lb., le: nary, snsns, twr in,
12c Pscans, large, "per lb.. 16o. small, per
lb, Ue. Chill walnuts, per rta,, lilIHe.
Almonds, soft Shells, per Ik, ' Uc; hard
shells, jP'f10- "4j9- C)ooaa.uut, 84.00 gar
SXRUP-lu bbls.' Zto p8 gal.l la c,
$ 10-lb. cans, $1.70; oes. 11 t-ib. eana $1.86,
cae. 14 i5-lk. ca. $1.86.
HONEY Per $4 frame. $1.60.
CANNkiD uot i"a " standard wtst
rn. 6641MU: Maine, $1.1. Teipatoe. 8-lb.
ona. 8i.4140; 3-lb, $7Vcll$l.o. ilr.anp
Ples, grntVo Vlb.. $i0jf: siloed. $1.9u
3.f gatloil apples, fancy, $i0o; CaUfOrnUt
prcots. $1.7tii.00; pears, ,l.a,$Jfc, peach,
fanoy, $l.TMl.wj; H. C. pescnes, $a.00a3..
Alaska salmon, red, $1,364 fanoy Chinook. F,
$?lo; fancy aockeye. F, Il ia, surdine,
ill b sOi i msstard. $160U jSweet po
tatoes, ll.lirtfl.86: sauerkraut. K.OOi p-Jmp.
kln. 80cJ$l.(lO: wax beans, t-lb, TMm:
lima beans, t-lb, 703 $1.3.; splnneb, Jl-86;
rheap pea, 8-lb, vc; xtia .,, lAHSf,
$1.841 78- , -r .
CURED FISH-Famliy whlteflsb, pr
quarter bbl.. 100 lbs, 84.00: Norway mack
erel No. 1. its 80: No, f. W8.00I No. $. 830.80:
Irish. Ne. s. 316 : herrinf . la bbls, $09 lbs.
each, Norway. 4k. $11.00; Sorwo, Ik, tlXstt
Holland, mixed, tll.OOf Holland barring, ta
tegs, milkers. 8O0: kegs, mixed. We.
rioH Buffalo..' large , dressed, 80; trout,
medium or large, dressed. I801 pike, dressed,
llo; halibut, fine stock, lio; oatKah, rlreaaed,
16o: bullheads, dressed and skinned, 13o;
whtts perch, dreiaed, to) crapplea, large,
13c; aunflsh, psn sis, 6e;: whit baas, extra
choice, llo; pickerel, 'tc', salmon, Chinook.
11c; whit flsb (froseh),-' Us: wiaokrl
(Spanish) ,l$c native, per Ash, 18026c;
codfish, fresh frosenv lc; flounders, fresh,
frosen, lie; blueflah, fresh - frosen, Uo
haddock, fresh frosen, 10c; red snapper,
dressed, lie; smelt. No. 1, per lb., 13o;
lobsters, (boiled), per lb, 40c; green, 37c;
eel, per lb., Uc; frog legs, per dos, 85c;
roe shad. $1 each; ghd ro. pair, 4o.
HIDES AND TA LLOW Green salted.
No. 1. IS Vie; No. 3. c; ball hides, SOioa;
gren hides. No. 1, HVo; No. 8, l(H4o; horse.
$l.6or3.6u; sheep pelts, , 60c04ti. Tallow,
No. 1, 4o; No. I. 8c.
vVOOL-Per la, itsftto,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Bridget Mullen and husband to Mar
garet Deoley, part lot 6, block 8, E. .
V. Smith's .....k ..-.. ;..$,IOt
Frank J. Mori arty sod wife to Frank
Haiak and wife, lot 1 and n. 10 ft.
lot 2, block 11. First addition to
South Omaha r,.:iiv...j,..iu..u(...,
Harvey J. Grov and wife to Alonso
A. Rentfrow. rj, 70 ft. lot 13, block 4L
Benson ;
Rosa Behrlver to Frank W.- Car
mlchaie, lots 1 block T, ; Lincoln
Place
70$
tow
Emma E. Coslah and husband to M.
Tsachuck, lot 1. block I. Reed a
Fourth addition ........ ..,.e....... 1,804
Oliver H. Perkins to Martha L. N or
ris, lou 18, 14, Grady k subdivision.. It
Edward Beater to Fred F. Brlx, lots
1, t, 3, Hawley Terrace Bo. Omaha 1,608
Andrew John Hicks and wife to Lan
na Madden, lot 6, block 1, Marys
vllle .. 1,50$
Florian Slnet and wife to Peter E.
Her. lot 17, block 44$. Grandvlew.... tfl
Leslie E. Kells to Kathertne Riley, lot
18 and n. 10 ft. lot 16, block 136,
South Omaha 8,008
Highland Realty Co, te Edward OlT
ns. lot 12, block 3, Comer's 71
anett P. Becker at al to Nel J. 'An
derson, lot 1, block 3. Becker st Fred
erick's . W
Robert O, Fink to Continental Trust
Co, lot 6, block 118, Florence. 14
Same to same, lot , block 88. Benson.. U
Caroline C. Johnson, and . husband to
John N. HaaKell, lots T to ). oioca
111, Dundee ..)..: ". 1
Elisabeth L. Dlvelbtss to- Samuel H. '
Divelblss. lot 8, DiooA , a, meaner
1.M
1,000
160
4,800
L4B0
806
754)
809
Ina Lyttla snd husband to Elisabeth
Irlvelblss, same
Michael Ward to Mary A.'ETnrlghty sr.
60 ft. lot 8. block 31 South Omili.i
McCague Investment Co. to Margaret
Buckley, lot 11. block 16, South
Omaha
Adolf Moskvlta and wif to .0.R,
Rlckett and wife, lot V block Wft.
Isaac D. Farnsworth to Hans Lpreng;
Andarson, sAi see M-18-1 1...... ,
Fred C. Ratollff and wlfaf to t.
Whit taker, lot H block 3, Dupont
Plac ,,..,....,....
Augusta 8. Stephens and husnan't to
Thomas J. OrNell. lots 4. T, hlook
t, Vslley Grove, Bouth Omihti.i,,,.
I N. Deck to O. F. Davis Ce. V lot
7, block 10, Isaac Seldeo's
Mary G. Andrews to F. W. Carmloho
aeC tot 6. block T, Lincoln Place....
Total...
.880.80T
TRACTI01I B0I1DS.
Liberal Yrtiacfoltts. .-.,huz
popnlation served. " Upcog
nixed 5ompetitori of Staia
Roads. SubsUmtial return.
A.B.LEACn&COo
CHICAGO BOSTON TUlXJUJIZLrUlX
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