THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1906.
CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET
leadlnc Ceng. Easy, "WTiiU Ooart Ortloi
Derslop 8tTncth.
WHEAT LACKS SUPPORT AND RULES LOWER
Tkoagk Trade la Light, Csra Advances
Bar'" by Coaimlaaloa lloairi, i
Afterward Reacting! to Pre.
rlana Oar 'a Clout,
futures easy; September, 6s 31d ; December,
6a lvl; March, 6d.
COK.N-Spot firm; Amerlrnn mixed, B
4; future quiet: December, 4a M;
January (new). 4a 14.
HEW YORK OE.tEn.AIi MARKET
QlMltUi,
oa Varloas
OMAHA. Sept. IV 19'H.
f.tttla mill Vli nreawnt ,n wiit
market today and though opening; price j York.
ft, no lower, mey Miirn, fuut as 1
session advanced, in the abiienca of any
good support. A little reaction U.e la
the session brought them to the opening.
Cables were higher, but American news
a generally bearlah. weather being fav-
rable and recelpta showing a fair In
crease. A temporary rheck to the weak
ness was lent by talk of eome export
business at the aeaboard. Cash demand
waa fair.
Corn prices were easy early, but firmed
tip on buying by commission houses. Oata
were also very strong and to a'meesura in
fluenced the advance in corn. Receipts
were large and the weather favoraole, but
trade is very light. At the close piiccs
dropped back to yesterday's closing.
Primary ' wheat lecelpta were 1,893.000
bushels and shipments 87S,ooo bushels,
against receipts last year of 1,493,000 buh
els and shipments of 6S6.000 bushels. Corn
receipts were 72&.O0O bushels and shlpmenla
WB,0" bushels, against receipts last year
cf 590 000 bushels and shipments of 714.O0O
bushels. Clearances were 104, WO bushels of
wheat, 48,68 barrels of flour, 21,217 bushels
of com aod 13.906 bushels of oats.
Liverpool closed unchanged to d higher
on wheat and unchanged to d higher on
corn.
New York wired: "Including twenty
four loads of wheat reported from the
went, think you can safely ndd sixteen
loads here, chiefly on acceptances."
A Duluth cash dealer wired: "Foreign
markets waking up. Wa aoid sixteen loads.
export part Manitoba, part Duluth. Con
tinent especially anxloua to buy."
Local range of options:
of the Day
Commodities.
NEW TORK. Sept. 25.-FTXUrt-TW-celpie,
23.4HO bbls.; exports, 12,li3 bbls.;
sales, 8,860 pkgs. Market ateady but quiet.
Minnesota patents, $4 10U4.:J; Minnesota
bakers, H.4Vo3.; winter patents, $3.7
4.10; winter strslght, $3.6uv$ ; winter
extra, $1864j$.26;4 winter low grades, $.7M
1.20. Hye Hour, Arm; fair to good, UtWt
16; choice to fancy. 13.701 40. .
CORNMEAL Steady; flna white and
yellow. $1,2511 80; coarse, $l.l$011i;
kiln dried. $2.76tJ2.85.
RYE Firm: No. western. 6e c I. t.
Artlclea.l Open. Hlgh-1 Low. Closa.l Yss'y
Wheat I I 1 l
Sept... , I 8fi 67V 66
Dec... 68 68 68 68 68
May... 72 72 72 72 "2
Corn (
8ept 1 4S 43
Dee... $7 tl I 17H 38 8,
May... I7J4 $7 j ST $7 17
Sept I... $0 80
Deo 1 30
May tl -
Omaha, Cash gales.
WHEAT No grade. 1 car. 6314c
CORN No. 4. 1 car, 41c.
Omaha Cash Prtcea.
WHEAT No. I hard. 66e77c; No. I
hard. 5tfJc: No. 4 hard, 615&c; No.
g spring, 6j6tc.
(JORN-No. I. 4ic; No. I yellow, 41c;
No. I white, 42ff43o.
OATS-No. t mixed. SOMfiiWtte; No. t
white, 31,31c: No. 4 whits, So440c.
RYE No. 1, 64c; No. I, 62c.
Carlot Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oata.
Chicago .' 80
Kanaaa City S25
Minneapolis $19
Omaha el
Duluth , 880
St. Louie 77
960
13
82
111
27
lot
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Featares af the Tradlaar and Closing
n..J T-a
CHICACK), Sept. 26. Increased recelpta of
wheat in the northwest had a weaksnlng
effect today on the local wheat market.
closing prices on . the December delivery
being on WaVto. Corn waa up a shade
' Oats showed a gain of (Bc. Provisions
were a shade lower to a ansae nigner.
Weather in - the spring wheat -country
continued favorable to the movement of
the new crop, and arrivals today at the
northwestern market ahowed a consldor
able increaaa although they were still leas
than for the corresrjondlna day a year no
This inoreasa In receipts furnished the main
Incentive to moderate profit-taking by local
longs, which waa in evldenoe the greater
part of the day. Demand lacked animation,
and in oonaequenos, prices eased off a trifle
although no special weakness was mani
fested. ""LoWa prices for caart wheat at
Kansas City and St. Louis ware additional
raaaona for the mod era ta decline on the
local market. The close waa easy. De
cember opened unchanged to Ho lower at
76y76c, aold up to i6trv75c. and than
declined to 7640. Pinal Quotations were
at 761F76c. Clearances of wheat and
flour were eaual to 122.600 buahels. The
world's visible supply Increased 4,600,000
bushels. Primary recelpta were 1,898,000
buahels, compared with 1.493,000 bushels
the corresponding day a year ago. Min
neanolla. Duluth and Chicago reported re
ceipts of IT. 9 cars, agalnat 996 cars last
week and 1.40S cars one vear ago.
Selling by elevator Interesta and cash
houses caused moderate weakneaa In the
corn market early In the day. Local re
ceipts were liberal and the continuance of
clear weather gave promise of a still
larger' movement. During the last half
of the seasion the market became firmer on
enverinar bv shnr.. Advancea in the price
of oata and cash corn were the main In
fluences that brouaht out the improved de
mand. - The market cloaed steady. Decem
ber nnened a ahada lower to a shade higher,
at 42t4a to 43c. aold between 2fc.&43Wo and
closed at 43c. Local recelpta were 690
ran. with 338 of contract exade.
A report emanating from Minneapolis
claiming that the oata crop of Minnesota
and the Dakotas had deteriorated 0 per
. cent sines the publication of the govern
ment report caused decided strength In the
oats market during the laat part of the day.
Soma of the bull leaders were active buy
ers and there waa alao good demand by
commission houses. The market cloaed
tmnr. December ODened unchanged at
U&uo, aold between S3fntfSHc and
cloaed at 34tto. Local receipts were ill
The greater part of the business trans
anted In nrovialons consisted of the Chang
ins- of holdlnaa In the nearby deliveries
to the January option. As a result of such
irinuntlniii October rlba were oonsolcu
ously weak. A to advance In the price of
II va hogs, however, tended to- help the
market. At the close January pork was a
shade lower at I13.I2U. Lard waa on
ahade at 17. UH- Rlba wars up a shads at
I7.12HC7.U.
"he leading futures ranged as xouows
ArUcles. Open.J Hlgh. Low. Clore T'd-y.
Wheat j T " '
Ieo, . . 75i3S 76fl'A 74 TBU 76
May ' TS'Jfoi Tt T8fl 7914 7&H
Corn
Sept. 4S 47 4 47 4tlH
Deo. 42&4 43 42 43
May 43 43'J 3 43'a'43Va
Oats I
Sept. 33 84 S3 14 JSS
Dec. S3tT4 4 33 4 13
May 36 3S 3KM6 86 SS
Pork
Sept. 14 r? 17 00 II 96 II 8 II 96
Jan. UI6 UJ7 U 32 111 13 34
Lard-.
Sept. IK 5 I W I 96 I
Oct. I 96 I 96 I 90 I r2 I 92
Nov. I 63 I 67 t 47 I 6! I 62
Jan. . 1U 1 b6 T 82 7 13 T 86
Rlba
SepU, 8T20 HO
Oct. 47 t 47 40 I 42 I 66
Jan. ; t i:l T 16 7 12 7 16 T 12
i 'No. 1
Cash quotations ware ss follows:
. IfLOUR Steady: winter patents, tlt
x.u; winter sirmignis. ti.wua ai spring pat
ents, 13.1vs M; spring stntights, 63.fetf4.s0
bakers, si.su02.IW.
WHEAT-No. t spring. 77fllc: No.
724sio; No. t red. 7273c.
COKN-No. X J&4!; No. i yellow, 47
' Cptsc.,
OAT4-No. t. S4c; No. t white, U033c
o i wniie, iiiiJ"". i
RYE No. L (tc.
BARLEY Oood feeding. r38c: fair
to choice malting. 47662c.
BEKDS No. 1 flax. 31.04: No. 1 north
western, sl id.. . Prime timothy, K.OOjjS 16.
Clover, contrsct gradea, 1114.
lunvlHI( Hhurt ribs aides (loose
ia.ioBS.su- Meaa pork, per bbl., iB . Lard
per 100 Iba., 8.&. Short clear aides tboxedj,
i8.7&A.rM.
Follow lug were the receipts and ship
ments ol nour ana grain:
Recelpta. Shipments.
Flour, bWs (.. 32.COO M.300
Whsat bu 73,000 S&ftM
Corn, bu ...'. (0,0i SC2.6UV
Oats, bu 6R6t0 JUl.&oo
Hye. bu v I 000 1.90A
Barley, bu 1D6.8UO m.SuO
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady: creameries, ltrtf'-'tc
dairies. 174jo. KsifS, firm at mark
rasea Included. 148'Icl nrsta. jc: prlin
firsts, IJc,-exlras. 24c. Choeae, firm, lid
U4kO.
Llverssel Grata aal Prevlaleaa,
IJVERPOOU SepU t.-WHEAT-8pot
suu; xso. tea western winter, ss M
HARLET Steady; feeding, 404Oic c. t f.
tifislo; malting, 4Mi67e c. I. f. Burtalo.
WU EAT Receipts, llO.m bushels; sales,
Ono.OflO bushels futures. Spot market
barely steady; No. 2 red, 78c elevstor;
No. t red, (c f. o. b. afloat; o. 1 north
ern Duluth, (xc f. o. b. afloat; No. hard
winter, 12c f. o. b. afloat. Througn me
rst hour wheat wss steaoy ana ii iiuws
higher en Arm cables and export rumors,
but with Increasing weakneaa at outside
olnts it reacted, closing c net lower, a
big Increase In world's stocks and more
liberal primary receipts had an effect In
he afternoon. May, 84 13-WS oc, ciosea
it SRc: Remember closed at c: Decem
ber, 8.''pM 3-ltic, closed at 82c.
CORN JKecelpis, Dusneis; chjxji v",
23 bushels; sales. 75,000 bushels futures
nd lCVCM) bushels spot. Ppot market easy;
No. t. 67c elevator and 66o f. o. b. anoat;
No. 2 yellow, 67c; No. 2 white, 68c. Option
market opened steady, eaaed off with
wheat, and on big recelpta rallied again,
closing c.net higher. May, 6osjw)c, .
losed at 6H4c; Bepiemoer, w.ikj'th.,
closed at o6-Vc; leeember closed at 6.c.
OATH Receipts. 1Z7,4U Dusneis; tiF""i
13,9(6 bushels. Spot market tlrm: nuxea
oats, 2b to 32 pounds, 37c; natural white, 40
to 63 pounds, isvk'dx:; cnppeu nunc, w
40 rounds, 394H4c. . r ,
FEED Firm, spring bran, 119.76; Septem
ber shipment middlings, J20.50; September
hlpment, city, J0.6wr.!f.oo.
HAY Firm ; shipping, wifioc; g "
choice, 90i&96c.
uadb dimHv itnte common to choice.
190. 21624c; 19u6, lKcri7c; 19i4, nominal; Pa
cific coaat. 11105, 13fli8c; 12c; olds, nom
inal. . ......
HIDES Steady; uaivesion, iv i"
pounds, 20c; California, 21 to Is pounas,
2ic: Texas ory, i 10 av V""""' , ,,
LEATHER Steady; acia, m m 1 1 rt.
PROVISIONS Beef, ateady ; family.
$11.000 11.60; mess. 005-oxU,.?Sa
hams, 1 2 1.00 22.60; packet. 1 10.00 Q 1100,
city extra India mess, til 00 16.60. Cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies. 110 .60
2.60; ptckiea snouiuers, nuiun, v.,
hama, 111.6012.00. Ird. ateady; western
prime, $9.06.16; refined, steady; conti
nent, $9.tiO; South America. 110.26; com
pound, 7.12'S'7.r;0. Pork, bare y steaoy;
family. S18.0ie-Ji8.60; short clear, lt.o018.o0,
mess, $18.90319 00.
TALLUfV irm; cny "''-""'
Uc: country (packages free), V
'rice Firm: domestic, fair to extra, 8
!9: JPn;,.n?m.ln!- o
DIMUJ IW ,11 Ml. ' ' " . '
extra creamery. ira.Ho- Jmciiii prices:
Creamery, common to extra, WJSSc; staU
dairy, oommon to fancy, Utjvlc; renovated.
common to extra, 1523c; western factory,
oommon to flraU, la9c. weatern Imitation
creamery, extras, a(S22c: firsts, 19(941o.
CH12BJ8E Flrn siaie lull cream, imu
fancy. 18c: state fair to good, VMUWi
state large fancy, 13c; state fair to good,
1282c; state Inferior, 108aic; skims.
'ffl0c. "
BOOS Strong; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 80Q32c: choice.
Ssi2Sc: western firsts. 22&23c. Official
price western flrats, 282o; seconds, 20
eil- ...... , ,
rvULini-Alive noi quoiro. irwu,
Irregular; western spring chickens, firsts,
lSiHc; prlng turkeys, ISdiVic; fowls, 12
14C
St. Loals General Market.
bt tyiT-Ts Kent. WHEAT Lower:
track. No. 1 red, cash, 73fi14c; No. 1 hard.
7W73c; December, 7373c; May, i.
CORN Firm; track. No. t cash,
46c; December, 40c; May, no. a
white, 48o. .-. .
rtATR Wirm : track, no. x casn. ssc: De
cember. 84o: May. 8fic; No.. I white. 84
$3.408.70; extra fancy and straight, $3.10
tiitt-UB timoiny, iiwujj t.vwi.v.
CORNMEAL Steady: $2.60.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, -7tP
Y' . . . . . . . ... A. A , t ...
HAY--oteaay: timoin,. iu.vnn.v,
But there Is no desire to a. i. a p. ... .siso r.oinc ifuod choice ranee steers
ents In the market even i T? '. i. sut. 4e 1st 4. etfs ,?! ':'' v- ..o . .. eie.-re i 'tz XH
1th which this opinion has ; . - , ,.f' Common to fair range ateefs J-1J-22
there is an element not A - II:. 1": .p Qood grae cows and heifers ?.
on from the usual prer- c I ".. " L' '. Sfittr 4. ' ioj I T,lT to vo1 cow helieta ?
I by the growth of the tuSi st . ... "V.. 5 Y s EliV24 li" . 5 Common to fair cows and heifers .
t towards the latter part d. r o i. inn w.ha.h i.i. mu i tiooa to choice storkera & feeders.
it ntit Iila. Bm k- a.h n ? ( rair to SOOU stuckera iftnri lseUtfrS.. S.
NEW VORKSTOCKS AND BONDS
jfirktt is Under Dull Cepratiion for
n Gnat Prt sf Dsj. ; .
ssBSsasasMsnsf - t
SHARP ' BREAK LATE IN ' SESSION
Proaseet ef Tight Moaey ltatlon
Dae ta Estraerdlaary Demaada
the Mala Featare of
Market.
N'EW TORK. Sept. 25-The market l
held under dull depression for the most
part today, but this Influence was con
tested and was not allowed to make much'
headway In affecting prices until the selling
of Amalgamated Copper to realise broke
the whole market In sympathy.
Immediate active factors were not an
Influence on the market so much as the
belief thst the condition of the money
market would become an active factor In a
shoit time ngaln. Kates for call loans fell
below 6 per cent early In the day and condi
tions In that department of the loan market
offered no sign of disturbance. Neverthe
less, the expectation Is quite general that
the preparation for the October , settle
ments will Involve a flurry In the money
market. The requirements then are un
usually heavy and money Is undeniably
tight In all departments. The universal
confidence that the secretary of the treaa.
ury Intends to extend aid Lithe onlv assur
ance felt against a sevtrt pinch, confidence
has been very strong In Wail stp-et that
the usual recourse to stock market liquida
tion for relief from such a situation was
to be escaped,
escape commltm
amongst those w
prevniled. That
so sure of exempt!
sure was Indicated
selling movemen
or the aesslon. The sums to be Da
next Monday In dividends and Interest wi!
be large. The l.'nlon Pacific semi-annual
6 per cent dividend and the Southern Pa
cific 2 per cent dividend alone will call
for nearly I16.000.000 and the aggregate of
such payments on that date la estimated
at 3i0,uoo,000 or more. In addition, the New
York trust companies will be called upon
to Increase their cash holdings on October 1
to the extent of IIO.OOO.OOO. There was no
relaxation in the demand making upon New
York bank reservea from Interior sources
and an unusual amount of re-dlscountlng
from Interior banks is being offered to New
York banka. The amount of new gold
secured abroad for New York fell today to
a meagre $2u0,000. The atock market settle,
ment In London revealed high carrying
charges and discrimination against Ameri
can securities in that market. In Paris the
private discount rate advanced to within
a ahada of the bank rate and the weekly
statement of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many ahowed the continued strain upon the
money market at' that center.
The compilation of the reports of condi
tions of the national banks throughout the
United States as of September 4, given
out at Washington today, shows clearly
that the Inflation of credits Is common to
the whole country. The percentage of
legal reserve to liabilities on that date Was
20.80, as compared with 21.44 on June 18.
the date of the preceding report of the
controller, and with 21.69 on August 26, the
nearest corresponding date of last year.
Politics came In for some consideration
In the market by reason of the Sessions of
the New York party conventions. Traders
made a special demonstration against the
municipal corporatlona of New York on
this score. The dividend increase on Ana
conda conformed closely to the general
expectation. But the heavy realising in
that stock and In Amalgamated Copper had
a bnd effect on general speculative senti
ment as showing a disposition to sell on
good news In a stock that Is regarded aa
a speculative favorite of the group of capi
talists most relied upon to carry through
the present speculative campaign. This
broke the whole market and led to violent
declines and a weak and active closing.
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par
value, $2,392,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
The following was the range of prices on
the New York Stock exchange:
Balsa High. Low. nine.
closed t 69 08 tind Russian bends of 1H4
at 4;o. The private rale of discount was
i 1.V18 per cent.
HKRLIV. Spr. SPk Oil the Bourse toUy
trndlng In domestic securities was more
active.
New York Meney Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26 MONET On
cell, firm; 4ti6 per cent; ruling rate,
5 per cent; closing bid, 4 percent; of
fered at . 5 per cent. Time loans, dull and
strong; sixty and ninety days, 7 per cent;
six months, pr cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER 7
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Easier. With
actual business In bankers' hi 1.4 st $4 M0
4.8385 for demand and at I4.79A60 4.7970
for alxty day bills; posted rates, $4.80 W
4 81 and $4.61; commercial bills. $4.79
C4 79. "
SILVER Bar, 8c; Mexican dollars,
2tc
BOND8 Government, steady; railroad,
irregular. '
Quotations on tftw York bonds today
were aa follows:
0. 8. ref. J, ref-.- KtH Jpn .. M series,
(In ceupon K in rift...
V. I. In. ref .VI'll o ii series
4o coupon So 4a. etfa
V. . old 4, res... Iff I.. N. usl. 4..
hat. t gold 41
lit Inc
St. L. 4a
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Viry Lares. Ban of Cattle, with
tead, Otheri Lowir.
Soma
NO VERY IMPORTANT CHANGE IN HOGS
Larare Receipts of Roth Sheep sal
Lambs, with Prleea Tea ta Flf
teea Lesser aa Prae
tleally All Klads.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. $5. 19".
Receipts were:
Official Monday ,
Official Tuesday
Cattle,
8.881
t.lM0
Hogs. Sheep.
I.iH 2,8t7
6, rX 23.CM1
j. . ma w, rTR. . . i,. m
Is coupon W Mnh
V. 9. sew 41, rsg 131 do
So coupon. llr iMInn
Am. Tod. it.
to H
Atchlaon son. 4s..
do adj. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a..
B. O. 4s
do lw
Brk. R. T. ti. 4a
I'ontral of Oa. ft. .
do lot Inc
do Id I or
do M Inc
..I1
.. tl
.. '
.. N
..101
.. li "
T. 4a 100
Is
M. r. 4a. 1314)
N. Y. (m. !.. . 12
N: ) C ten. la . ..Ill
No. Paclto 4a 1M.
do ?
Norfolk A W. e 4s..lX)Ui
Or. 8. U rff. 4s... st
7Tnn ct. SVs 1H
77VM.. K. A
,.ml do Ida
,.1021-t N. R R. of
., tl
. '.
..104
.. t4
.. 14.
..Ill
Two days this week. ...IS S $. M. 847
Same days Inst week....ll.J32 8 Tl 25.77
Hume two weeks ago. ...13.7'H ,T?2 3,2fl"
Same three weeks ago..l.58 12.f'2 42.6
fame four weeks ago. ...14.21 Kl B.m
Same days lost year.... 18.979 7,"91 3.5W
The to. lowing table shows the receipts of
cnttle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha for
tha year to date, compared with laat year:
,. 1. 1904. Inc.
Cattle 711,103 878.087 34.038.
Hogs 1,9k) OK 1,TO1.516 W.IV3
Sheep 1.847.3H2 1.212.209 135.178
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The following will ar.uw the price paid
for the different binds t cattle on tts
Sruth tVahi market: ,
Oood to choice corn-fed steers $?-70iP
Bt nnmni Ren. , , '
Si St. L,. a I. M. e. as.U4 i " w gtiwi cornieu aicen
Cha A o. 4U .....lMH'fl- U. A 8. F. fs. 4a. Uood to choice corn-fed steers....
CKiraao A. 4a.... ?v 8t U s w. con. 4a. Ta fair to good corn-fed steers
c, u. a Q. d. 4a.. IH saiMrd A. L. 4s.... Common to fair corn-fed steers.
S.H8e70
$5 8""c.
4.cOi(1.3o
4(iB.20
Erlo prior lien 4a.
do gen. 4a
Hock. Val. 4a...
Japan S
OSereU,
tiiul do den.
... Mv Weatern aid.
... o W. A L. K.
...ins Wla. Csntrsl
...11I
Hi,
'
tuts
Boston Storks and Bonds.
BOSTON, Sept. 25 Call loans. 3
cent; lime loans, B47 per cent,
quotations on stocks and bonds
follows:
Atchlaon adj. 4s.. IS Bingham
do 4a lOOVl'el. Hscls.
Mi. ('antral 4 T Centennial ...
U.ob.
-..i.i- ta aaaii on
BAGGING 1-18C .
HEMP TWINE 7 c
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; Jobbing,
tlx 4(1. Lard, ateady: prime ateam. $8.55.
Dry aalt meats, ateady; boxed extra ahorta.
9.60; clear rios, suori .
9.75. Bacon, higher; boxed extra short,
$10.26; clear ribs, $10.37; short clear,
$10.60.
POULTRY Firm; chickens. 10c; springs,
11 c: turkeys, Uc; ducks, $c; geeae. f.'i.
Recelpta. Shipments.
Flour, bbls. 1$,000 ..?o;
Wheat, bu 77,000 iso ooo
Corn, bu 4,ouw ss,uu
Oats. bu. 106,000 $1,000
Minneapolis Oral Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 25.-FLOUR-
Flrst natents. II.SO; second patents.
$4.06(fl'4.i5; first clears, 83.2fx33.45t fond
clears. $i402.8a Bran In bulk. $13.00&13.26.
(Superior Board of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery, ine
range of prleea aa reported by F. D. Day
cV Co.. 110-111 Board of Trade, was:
Artlcles. Open.l Hlgh. Low. Close.i Bat y.
WneatH
Sept..
Dec...,
May..
Flax-
Sept..
Dec...
Oct...
Nov..
7BC6 75 74 74
74J 74 74 74
782' 75l 78 78
! 111 112 111 112
1 08 1 10 1 08 1 10
1 10 -1 11 1 09 1 11
Ill) 1 10 1 10 1 10
Minneapolis Cash Close Wheat: No. 1
hard, -78c; No. 1 northern, new, 77c; to
arrive, 7c; No. $ northern. 7tc; No. $
whits, 74o; No. 1 durum, osv,c; 10 arrive.
iao; No. 1 durum. 3c; to arrive, 61 o.
Corn: No. I yellow. 44c: No. 1, 43c.
Oats; No. X, 80iif82c Barley: 354J470.
Rye: 54S7c. Flax: $1.09.
Kansas City Grata ssl Proviatoaa.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 38 -WHEAT-Sep
tember. 6tle; December. 8c: May, 7io.
Cash: No. t hard. 68iJ9c; No. I. 68inioi
No. t red. 69c; No. t 668c.
CORN September, ixjc; uectraotr, ic;
May, $8c. Cash: No. i mixed. 4iS44o;
No. $ white. 48o.
OATS NO. 8 Willie, ioc ; io. a nuisi,
HKH tm
HAX nrm; cnoica iiiisuluj, e'ew
12.00; choice prairie, $9.000 $.50.
RYE; Steady; 660 67a
EGOS Firm; extras, lie; firsts, casos
included, 20c; seconds, l$c
BUTTER Creamery, I4c; packing, II o.
Recelpta. Shipments.
Wheat, bu. 75,000 IS.OJ
Corn bu 13.000 11.000
Oau." bu. ! 7.000 7.000
Available applies of Grata.
NEW YORK. Sept. S. Special cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreets snow ma iuuuwhh .
In available supplies as compared with
M.vlnua accflunti:
rwt..t i niied States and Canada, ea
nnrklea. Increase. I.43d,00O buahels: afloa
al
Adsma Estipass
Amalgamated Copper 144.400 115
A mar. Car and foundry.... I. W0 41
do pfd 100 100
A mar. Cotton Oil 700 K
do pfd 100 N
Amir. Esprsss loo JW
Amor. Hlds Losthar pfd. too tl
a mar. ics eocoritiss I.ouo
Amar. Llnsasd Oil ' A
do pfd - ....
Amar, LeeomotlTe 4,700 71
as' ptd .... ",t..-
Anur. Smalttng A Rannlng 11,700 Il4a
do sfd mo 1H
Amar. Sugar Rannlng 1,000 134
Am. Tobacco pfd etfg
Anaconda Mining Co 10t.400 t4
Atchlaon II, loo 107
do pfd sno 1014.
Atlantlo Coast Line 100 1414
Baltimore Ohio 31.100 1314a
do pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tranilt.... 47.100 ' Tl
Canadian Pad Bo U.I'O lnu
Csntrsl of New Jersey too ISO
rhoaiposka A Ohio 1.000 M
Chicago Oroat Waatern, ... 700 11
Chicago A Northvasura... too I'l
v., m. a at. raui it.ioo in
Chiangs Tsrm. A Trans
do pfd
C. C, C. A It. Louis
Colorado fuel and Iron.... 8.400
Colorado A Southern loo -
do 1st pfd loo
do Id pfd 1.100
Consolidated Gas 1,400
Com Products rfg.., 1,100
do efd loo
Delaware A Hud eon I, loo
Del., Lack. A Went
Danvsr A Rle Orsnds 1.100
do pfd loo
Manners' Securities l ino
Erie 14,100
do lat pfd ....
do Id pfd loo
Osnarsl Elactrlo goo
Hocking rkiiar
Illinois Csntrsl . too
Inter. Paper 1,100
Is pfd
Inter. Pump 100
de pfd 100
lows Contral too
K. C. Southern
So pfd loo
LoulaTllls A Nsahsllls 4.10
Ueiloan Csntrsl 400
Minn. A St. Loals I0
U . St. P. A Bsult Its. 11
do pfd
Mlaaosrl Pacini! ,oo
lllaaourl. Ksnaas A Trass.. 1,400
do pfd too
National Load 1, mo
N. R. R. of Mralce pfd ... l.loo
New York Central 1,400
N. T., Oat. A Westers.... loo
Norfolk A Wasters $,100
do pfd
North Amsiiosa 100
Paclna Mall too
Psnnsylrsnla 11,100
Paopls'a Gas
Pitta., O., C. A St.- Loals
Pressed 8UI Car 1,500
do pfd mo
Pullman Pslnos Car t.loO
Reeding 111,400
do 1st pfd 100
do Id pfd 100
Repahlla steal 1, 100
do pfd 100
Rock Island Co 1. 000
o prd u
Bt. L. A Ban PTan. Id pfd
Bt. L. Southwestern ino
Is pfl 400
Southern Pax I Bo 17, mo
do pfd . 400
Southern Railway ,0u0
do sfd
Tana. Coal ssd Ires, sx-ll
111
41
100
14
1W)
II
M
-I!
113 .
lli
136
1st"
101
101
141
131
Tl"
171
171
II
IT
107
174
64
14
7
10
lt
80
237
41
6
71
47
70
144
174"
17
U
60
ii
141
10
71
7
6
70
71
44
141
4
ii"
7
141
84
II
141
uo
to
M
11
11
17
14
l
17
111
87
Paolla
A Waa Mm..
In V.i. rone. Increase, l.ioo.oije nusli
ei.. tniaJ aunollea. increase. 1630.000 bual e a.
rv,rei ITnited States and Canada, Ktmt
ti.ui. Inomae. !. 478.000 bushels.
iisia I'nltHl States and Canada, East
0..kle InrrMlS. 1.03S.000.
ti,. U.in. incruaei renorted this week
.r. Hbuoio bushels In Manitoba; $2,000
h.ishela at Nashville: 60.000 at the Minne
apolis private elevators.
Fkllaaelphla Praises Market
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. S. BUTTER
Firm: good demand: extra western cream
ery, official price. 2&c; street price, 3t)c;
nearby prints, Z80.
EO03 Firm: good demand: nearby fresh
X4c at mark: western fresh, 24c, at mark.
CHEK8B Firm; good demand; New
Tork full cream, choice, 13ijl3c; fair to
good, 12&12o.
Mllwaakee Orala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Sept. S.-WHEAT
Eaaier: No. 1 northern. 7iMc; No. 1 north
ern. 7liu'79c; December, 78e.
RYF.-Steady; No, 1, Uc.
PARLET-Steady: No. 3. 66c.
CORN Firmer; No. I cash. 8046c;
Pcoeniear, 43c.
Peoria Grata Market.
PEORIA. I1L. Sept. tt -CORN-Lower;
No. 3 yellow and No. 3. 4tc; No. I yellow,
4&c; no grade, 44644c.
OATSI nohanged; No. $ white, 31; No.
$ white. fco; No, 4 white, lie. ..
BYEr Firm; No. 1 slsjt:o, ...
Toledo feed Market.
TOLEDO. Sept. K SEEDS Cash ciever.
$7.U; October, $7 86; Deeembr. 87 St.,4 Prime
timothy, 'A; prime elslke, fl.ilk
Teus A
Tol.. St.
do pfd
I'nisn Pacific
do pfd
V. g. Bspraas
V. B. Realty
V. 8. Rubber
do pfd
U. B. Steal
do pfd
Virginia-Carolina Chomloal.
do pfd
Wabaab
do pfd
Walla-rargo Eiprsaa
Vt'estlnghouss Elavtrls
Vt'eatora I'nloa
Wheeling A Laks Erie.....
Wisconsin Central
da pfd
Northers Pec I (Is
Central Leather
do pfd
Ilees-Shesleld
Oraat Northern pfd
laterooroask Macrepolltaa..
so pis
U.400
100
100
11. ma
100
too
lot
700
too
84.4U0
1.100
'400
1100
11
4
44
117
2
131
71 .
14
110
4
14.
lii"
to
44
too
t'
I00
Ire
300
t'ioi
I. SOS
1.100
Total aalas tor tea day. 1. IX), too
87
11
14
41
IH
814
1
n
i
47
0
111
10
7
331
,
86
71
44
70
144
173
17
47"
n
60
i
147
0
71
4
IS
71
71
46
140
41
la
i
87
140
84
7
164
146
ao
n
m
1
46
6
111
M
7
14
14
m
19!
71
64
110
44
104
lio
11
44
4
ur
41
111
86
831
71
111
4J
100
U
M
146
w
II
' l
Uja
111
164
111
116
M
114
106
101
141
171
1
74
171
m
M
17
307
17S
11
n
1
14
17
M
111
10
76
111
ii
S6
7m
4
70
19
124
171
17
1
44
II
60 .
rr
147
,1
HI
111
H
IS
74
77
4A
140
48
U
0
140
M
M
64
17
141
146
II
IS
M
11
14
6
45
14
M
6
117
14
4
166
7
14
64
18,'.',,
I
llu
71
64
110 '
44
104
II
110
10
44
tie
141
M
II
14
41
111
I"!
14
Ul
II
74
Atchlaon
do pfd
Boston A A...,
Boston a Me . . .
Boston Elevated
Pttrhtiurg pfd ...
Mex. Central
N. T.. N. H.
Pera Marquette
Tnlon Paci&c ....
Am. Arge. Cham.
do pfd
Am. Pnes. Tubs .
Am. Sugar
do pfd
Am. Tel. A Tsl...
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Pom. Iron A B.
Edison Else. III.
Ms sa. Elaotrle ...
do sfd
Mass. Oaa
felted Sho Mach
do pfd :
If. B. Steal
do pfd
Adventure
Allouaa
Amalgamated
Atlantlo
Asked. Bid.
....106 Copper Range ..
lim,Palr Wait
....140 Franklin
144 Oranbr
. ...l.', Isle Rnvale ...
....186 iMasa. Mining ..
20'Mlcblgan
A H....1M ' I Mohawk
. 61 Mont. Coal A C.
.116 old Dominion ..
. 26 Osceola
. It Parrot
. 14qulnrr
.11S:8hannon
..111
..111
.. II
..104
1: K
.. 71
.. 68
.. 60
.. tl
.. 44
..104
.. I .
.. If
..His
.. U
Tamsrack
Trinity
United Copper ....
I'. 8. Mining
V. B. Oil
fish
Victoria
Winona
Oreens Con ,
North Biitta
Butte Coalition ...
Nevada
Mitchell
Tsl. A Arlsona.
Tecumaeb
Aria. Commercial.
Tier
Closing
were as
,. 15
78
14
78
.17
84
11
80
1
U
M
t
ti
117
17
14
12
It
11
;. io
.. 1
.. 84
.. 4
.. 1
.. 11
.. 17
.. 11
.. 1
.. I
..til
..144
.. 11
London Closing Stocks.
LONDON, Sept. 25. Closing quotations on
the Stock exchange were:
Consols, money..
do account . . .
Anaconda
Atchlaon
do pfd
B. A O
Csaadlas PaclSo
Ches. A Ohio....
Chicago O. W
C . M. A
DsBaers .
D. A R. Q....
da pfd
Erls
do 1st pfd ...
do Id pfd
Illinois Central
L. A ' Naahvllls
,M 7-14 M.. K. A T
... M'N. Y. Central
... 16 Norfolk A Westerrn,
..10; do pfd
...106 Ont. A Weatern
...127 Pennsylvania
...ItfVIland Mines
...,44: Reeding
St. p 1M -I da pfd
IIu'B.i h-.n PmIOm
.. 44
..
.. 41
.. 10
.. 71
,.m
Union Paclflo
r do pfd ....
V. B. Steal,
do pfd . .
Wabaab ....
.do pfd
.161 Spanish 4s
. 37
.147
. 14
. S4
. 60
. 71
. 4
. 77
. II
.103
. 87
.111
. 17
. 44
.110
. n
. 4
1
SILVER Bar, steady; 81 ll-16d per ouncu.
MUMI-1WH per- cent.
DISCGUNItf-Tie rate of discount in thi
open market for short bills is 4g4 per
cent; for three months' bills, 44 per
cent, ; ' : ' '
Boston Conner Market.
Closing quotations on' Boston copper mar
ket, reported by Logan A Bryan, 2 Board
of Trade building, Omaha: .
Adventure I Michigan 18
Alloues 81 Mohawk . 14
Atlantis 11 Nevada Conaolldstsd.. to
Bingham 1 36 North Butta
Black Mountain 1 Old Dominion
Boston Consolidated.. 11 Osceola
Butta Coantlon 11 Pnes. Bervecs
Calumet A Arlsona. .111 Pnes. Service.
calumet a. Hecle....Tl qulncy
pfd.
Centgnnktl
Copper Dangs
Dally Weal ...
Eaat Butts ....
Franklin ......
Oreens Copper
Oranby
Helvetia
lale Royal
14 Shannon ,
71 Tamarack
17 Trinity
, 10 United Fruit
. 26 United Stataa. com,
, 17 United State, pfd...
, 13 Utah Consolidated..
. 1 Utah Copper
10 victoria
L. 8. A Pittsburg..., 11 Winona ..
Massachusetts t Wolverine
7
.. 82
.117
. 16
. 81
. 10
. 11
. M
, 11
.101
. II
. 47
. 46
. 31
. I
,.
.141
ail4.iu
Commin to ri nivVan t.V8'3
IJull, stages, etc 1.500$. 85
Veal calves 4 .$. w
The following table shows the average
price ot hogs at Kouth Omaha for toe last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 1906. l06.l04.19vS. 1902. 1901.100.
Sept. 1$..
Sept. II..
Sept. 17..
Sept. 18..
Sept. 18..
Sept.
Sept. SI..
Sept. 23..
Sept. 23. .
Sept. 24..
Sept. St..
Sunday.
06
a
8 11
I 08
6 01
6 V
11
13
17
t It
t 33
13
$ 89
6 80l
t 321
I 29,
I $7
i 13 6 681
I 641
a
$74
t 80
B 81
6 75!
$ 75
a 78
$
t 46
I 84
t 71
e
8 81
S 801
8 (HI
7 74
5 18
$0$
1 esi
7 65 7
7 421 6 61
7 431 75
T87
7 88 I 77
8 85
7 4W
7 80! C 89
7 87i 8 841 B 14
7 55 80 B 16
i 1$
6 14
5 18
S 12
$ 23
t tl
feeders.. 104$ 4 $0 Cows 1t $80
3 feedtfs US 4 18 I feeders. 11J5 4 15
H. M. Ueary, Wyoming.
35 Stees ... M 3 75 40 feeders. .11TJ ! f
I feeders . 873 I 2 44 feeders. . 7M 3 so
3 feeders.. 7 JJ $00 11 feeders. .11.18 4 15
iS cows 1 I 74
H. U Albers. Colors do.
cows Itvi $75 1 cow tW 168
1 bull 1110 3
8. A. Munson, Colorado.
IS cows $irj 186 feeders . W0 $50
1 heifer.... 870 $25 1 heifers... W $ 2
3 heifers... i3 I ) 1 cow. .....1010 1 1
1 steer le) $ 25
V. Stoops, Montana.
II cows 835 t 55 4 cows 7 S 5i
$ cows "3 $ io I calf 170 6 75
1 calf 300 $ 75 1$ cows 895 $ 55
IS cows IIS M 1 calf 110 $ 75
1 cow 1040 I 30
7V,r;
78'c;
7Sc.
No. 1 northern, 7ntl75c: September
October, 1 Ho, Pecetnber, .4c; May,
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle.
Hogs.
$3.00'(i6.40
6.706.80
k.0tfi.65
I.10r.70
6.96a.75
of atock
Omaha $185t(6.15
Chicago 1.506.0
Kansas City . l.Tndi M
St. Louis 1. 00(04. 26
Sioux City ,., t&uijti.OO
The official -number of cars
brought in today by each road waa:
Cattle, llogv. She'p. H'r'a
m. at Dtp f 1
Wabash $
Missouri Pacific S
tnlon Pacific 77
C. & N. W. (east)
C. . N. W. (west)... SB
C, St. P., M. A 0 14
C, B. tk Q. (east) 8V
G. R., LAP (east).. 4
C, R., I. & P. (went). 1
Chi. Ot. Western
Total receipts 228
The disposition of the day s recelpta was
aa follows, each buyer purcnaslng tue num
ber of head indicated:
Lame.
s . . ..
13 60 '$
so is '$
4
19 S
"l
81 58 16
Omaha Packing Co SOS
Swift and Company.. ..1 844
Cudahy Packing Co l,oo
Armour A Company.... 444
Cudahy, from K. C 75
Vansant & Co 48
Carey & Benton 9i
lxibman & Co 19
Mccreary A Carey 646
W. I. Stephen 68
Hill A Son Mi
F. P. Lewis 56
Huston A Co 41
Hamilton & Rothschild. 167
L. F. Hues 115
Hodden Packing Co
Wolf 58
J. H. Bulla ....t 58
Mike Haggerty ......... 225.
J. B. Root A Co 314
T. B. lnghram 20
Sullivan Bros 68
V. A. Brltton
Lehmer Bros 23
Nelson Morris 43
Halstead Packing Co
Other buyers 884
Hogs. Sheep.
i-4
1.5ol ibj
1,410 too
1.02? t48
206
ioi
5.684
2l8)
26,480
Bank of Germany Statement...
BERLIN, Sept. 25. The weekly statement
of the imperial Bank of Oermany shows the
following changes: Cash in hand decreased,
4,220,000 marks; treasury notes decreased,
72U.OM) marks; other securities increased,
7o,3uO,000 marks; notes in circulation In
creased, 18,800,000 marks.
Treasury Statement.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-Today's state
ment of the treasury balances In the gen
eral fund, exclusive of the $160,000,000 gold
reaerve, shows: Available cash balance,
$215,310,457; gold coin and bullion, $1UU80,061;
gold certificates, 8cW.Mo.5d0.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA, Sept. 23. Bank clearings for to
day were $l,t55,6o2.0 and for the corres
ponding date last year $1,448,361,1$.
Wool Market.
BOSTON, Sept. t6.-W'OOL-The wool
market is more active and the majority of
the dealers are sharing in the business.
Territory wools sell fast and the demand Is
good for all grades. All three-eighths
grades of both territory and fleece wools
la the one pre-eminently active. Pulled
wools of fine grade are in demand. "A"
supers selling at 6"&61c snd "B" at about
56c. Foreign grades are in fair retjuist.
Leading Quotations follow: Kentucky, In
diana and Missouri combing, tnree-eighihs
blood, 3MuXc; combing, quarter blooa,
34c. Texas (scoured) tine, twelve months,
7-4j7ic; tine, six to eight months, 676ih;;
tine fall clean, 6W(0c. California, scoured
basis, . northern choice, uvu'oo; northern
good, 66'd70c; middle county, nMbtiUc; soutu
ern, 62a3c; fall free, biijbio. Oregon,
scoured basis, eastern No. 1 ataple, 72tui4c;
eastern No. 1 clothing, 67tutioc; valley No. 1,
efa2c. - Territory staple, scourco bawls,
fine, 7115 76c; tine medium, ut&nuc; medium.
Total 6,442.
CATTLE Yesterday's very large run of
cattle was followed by another heavy run
today. The receipts this morning were
the heaviest of any Tuesday since the first
week of the month. .The arrivals consisted
largely of range cattle, with only a small
sprinkling of beef.
There was a fair demand for fat steers
that would do for killers and the market
on the desirable kinds waa generally steady
with yesterday; in fact, the market aa a
whole did not show any very material
change In any direction. The trade was
naturally slow, aa a very considerable pro
portion of the receipts did not arrive until
late in the forenoon.
Cows and heifers were In liberal supply,
the estimate being sixty cars of that aind
of cattle. The proportion of cow stuff waa
not as large yesterday as anticipated and
buyera aemed a little mora anxious for sup
plies, with the result that they put back
on at least part of what they took oft
yesterday. In other words, the cow mar
ket waa strong to a little higher than yes
terday. Stockers and feeders were In very large
supply, which In connection with the heavy
run of yesterday and rha further fact that
the country demand proved aomewhat
larger than anticipated, made the market
today weak and slow. Some of the best
cattle aold to pretty good advantage, but
the general market on stockers and feedera
waa right at 10c lower and slow at ths de
cline. Representative sales:
BEEF STKEHa
At. Pr. No. As. Pr.
HD IK !... ..;i I 00
I 10 61 1160 I 46
4 40 1 1110 I 76
4 16 31 mi I 14
covva.
1010 1 It 1 1134 I 40
Ml I 16
CALVES.'
I 60 1 170
6 00 1 lid
1 u
S'iOClv CALVES.
. 311 3 It II its I 10
BiOCtv.tt AMJ i,S.i-ih.Ka.
711 I 10 11 lOtO I 16
110 I a 14 Ml
..... ssO I U
WESTERNS-NEBRASKA.
. IKI
.1016
.1170
111
111
117
I 78
I 00
t M
4 00
48 feeders.. 118
10 cows...
cows...
1 steer...,
11 cows...
12 feeders
83 feeders.
. 8u
. 7o8
87
bbtUuec. Territory, scoured basis, fine, Tixjjt j feedcia,.10M
73c; fine medium, bVg'.Oc; medium, ,igisc. ' t feeders.. 881
Colorado and New Mexico, spring, scoured ! 14 cows koo
basis, 67'4&c; pulled wool, scoured basis, i J. H. Bell.
extra, izttfitc; nne a. tmuwc; A supeis, $ bulls 1280 I w
nutgtric; u supers, duuddc
8 85
S 00
S 66
3 6
S 00
3 30
S 60
3 50
$ 60
2 60
Kew Tork Mlnlngr Stocks
NEW YORK. Sep,. sS-Cloaln, quotations
11 mining stocks were'
en
Adams Cos
Alias
bieece
Bruaaartck Cos .
Comatock Tunnel
Coa. Cel. sal
Mors Sliver ..
lros Silver
villa Coa..
Va.
Little Co let
imiarle
Opkir
Potoai
Savage .,
Sierra Nevada
email Hoaaa ..
Standard
. I
ISO
tut
. 11
.in
.
. SS
m
Foreign IMaaaetal.
8T. FETKRBBURQ, Sept 25,-Tradlng on
the Bourse today was lifeless. Govern
ment securities, which have been falling
for a week, continued to decline. Imperial
4s going down te 68 and 6s closing at 8.
PARIS. Sept. 26. Prices on the Bourse
today a ere unsteady at the opening, but
bees me firm later. Rio Tlntos made a
jtoiable advance. Russian Imperial fours
supers.
LONDON. Bent. 25. WOOL The fifth se,
rles of the lXuo wool auction sales opened
today. .There waa a large attendance. The
offerings included a moderate selection of
merinos. Competition waa good at prices
slightly below the last sales. Fine grcusy
cross breds were unohanged. A large sup
ply of slipes sold at a decline of 7wl0 per
cent. Cape of Oood .Hope and Natal waa
in good demand. Offerings were taken by
home buyers. Americana were Inactive.
Following ars the sales in detail: New
South Wales. l.ouO bales; scoured. Is 6dif
Is lld; greasy, 7duls ld. Queensland,
l,3iXl bales; scoured, Is 4dts; greasy, 70 if
Is Id. Victoria, kuu bales; scoured, la ldio
lslld; greasy. 'tflld. South Australia,
l.bnj bales; greasy. loftlld. West Aus
tralia, 800 bales: greasy, !'&9d. . New
Zealand, t.&uu bales, scoured, lodls 2d:
greasy, ndufs Id. Cape of Oood Hope and
Natal; acoured, Is ldyla 6d; greasy, 64J
71. River Plata. 100 bales, scoured, lid)
Is 2d; greasy, 8d'(tls Id.
ST. LOL'18. Mo., Sept. 25 WOOL,
Steady: medium grades combing and cloth
ing, 24fj28c; light fine, 1 Hi 21c; heavy fine,
14ul7c; tub washed, 324738c.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. JB.-COFFEE-Market
for futures opened firm at an advance of
fcft'10 points In spite of heavy receipts and
tome European selling on rumors regarding
valorisation, . which grsw out of a cable,
saying thst the Brazilian government had
Issued a sixty day notice of the Imposition
of the Sur tax of S f;snrs per bag. which
waa provided for by the valorisation law.
There were also av.me reports of unfavor
able crop condition and the market ruled
active and firm with the close nrm, 25 to
80 pi ilnts net higher. Sales were reported
of Sn.IaO bags, including October at 6.1iW
135c; December at -A5'o 1.55c ; March at 1.60
tiei soc; May at .5$n.lkc; July at 4 et.Ou.-;
August at 1ejfc7.Uk. Spot Rio firm; No. 7
invoice,' 5c
s w
S feeders.. 1006 $ 2$
$ cows 878 $ 25
1 cow 8u0 2 00
t cows 1110 S 00
5 cows 10.6 2 00
1 feeder.., 750 8 00
feedera.. SM I 0)
$ feeoera.. ioi $ 60
6 feeders., ti S 80
I cows 8o2 2 00
Neorasas.
17 cows 106$ S 35
21 feeders.. 1117 4 36
17 futaers .1068
H, 1.. m r nves, NeDrasKa.
44 feeders.. VW 3 4 2 feeders.. $80
A. Moody, Nebraska.
2$ feeders.. 7 3 60 S feeders.. 165
Hart D. A Co., Nebraska.
24) feeders.. 747 3 18
$ feeders.. 1106 $ 60 47 cows....
Tester Bros., Nebraska,
24 heifers... -4 3 28 2 heifers..
I c. cows...
3 A
C. Hecht-Neb.
$ 00
$10
840 t $0
$ 00
S 96
875
.1166
$ cows 733
$ cows. ... .1030
South Uakot.
If eterrs....loul
I feeders.. 880
40
176
4 06
$ 35
4 cows icr?
7 feeders.. 11M
H.
IS cows 874 S 70
$ cows 1160 S 76
W. T. Whalen.
$ cows 1098 $ 00
I heifers... 723 2 40
Paul P. Heppner, South Dakota,
1$ feeders.. 1131 4 16 IS feeders.. 1143 4 16
9 reders..lloo 115 4 Ieeaers.,1177
$ cows o t 60 2 cows 1156
$ cows 1160 3 00 t cows 1070
1 bull 1360 S 10
Lovell Bros. A Co.. South Dakoa.
42 steers.. ..1143 4 40 10 steers. ...1287
49 steers.. ..lots) $ 6 $ steers.. ..1071
S3 steers.. ..I.'il 4 SO 4 cows 1027
8 cows 1121 $ 25
Chsrles Bender, South Dskota.
10 feedera.. H2 8 40 3 cows 840
P. Ieniley, South Dakota.
14 cows 9e 2 76 '
C. Petro. South Dakota.
25 feeders.. ir?9 '4 i5 . 19 fetders. .1758
7 feeders.. M I 86 t feeders. .low
Blglow A Son, South Dakota .
1$ eowa 1(!4 I 86 I feeders.. 970
2 cows..,., 770 5 0' riws s-n
9 cows 1000 $ 36 36 steers. ...1099
C. Petro. Souh Dakota.
;5 feeders.. K I ? 1 f.eders..17M
7 feeders.. 968 66 2 feeders. .1095
L. J. Haraing. Wyoming
4 14
5 00
S 00
175
4 15
I 36
t 70
$ 90
$90
4 00
S 90
$ 10
I fe dens.. 101$
1 feeder. ..lilt
1 bull.n.,-.14ht
1 feeder... 1050
I feeders.. 1106
4 10
16. '
t 30
4 30
6 30
I feeders.. t1
$ feeders.. 1073
1 bull 12-0
1$ feeders.. 841
11 vows lust
4 18
I ta
s so
4 vi
$00
HOOS There wss a fair run of hogs for
a Tuesday, but several of ths tralna were
late In arriving at the yards. The trad
opened with good loads In fs'r demand and
although it was by no means active, the
market waa steady to a little stronger In
spots. It would be hsrdly possible to llm.t
ths strength to sny particular one kind of
hogs. Some good light loads sold stronger
and others just as good no more thin
steady. Heavy hoga In some cases also
showed strength, while In other cnse
heavy loada sold at barely ateady prices.
Whatever strength there was dlsappearel
toward the close, when It was not possible
to get over steady prices at the best.
Heavy hogs, especially those on the tout. h
order, were poor sellers, especially towa.d
the close, and a good many of them sh wetl
a decline of fully 6c as compared with
yesterday.
Representative gales:
No. A Bk. Pr. No. At. flfc. p
4 m 40 8 00 II tl 140 I 10
41 HI ... I 0 II 141 ... I 10
41 Ill ... I 00 71 IM IS 110
....,.. !! 140 I M IM 40 I 19
64 IM ... 106 17 17 1M 4 12
60 ! It 107 II t!.S .W 111
66 Ill 10 I 10 II 141 ... I tu
61 14 140 I 10 44 144 ... I 86
64 N4 in I 10 44 Ill 1II I 16
64 I7 M I 10 17 Ill 40 I II
40 Ii4 ... 111 lit Ill SO 117
4 ! 41 I 14 '.I. 117 ... I 17
14 171 ... I 18 15 It! ISO I M
66 til 4v 4 IS 71 Ml 40 I 10
12 141 10 I 17 70 IM ... I 10
71 .144 40 I 17 II 114 ... I U
44 141 ... I 111 76 lii ... 14
STAG.
1 860 80 6 80 1 410 SO I 08
BOARS.
1 ... 8 00 1 310 ... I 00
1 110 ... I 00
SHEKP Chicago Is the disturbing els
ment In the sheep trade at the present time
and unfortunately shippers are contribu
ting to their own loss by sending so many
sheep and lambs to that maiket. Last
week the market at this point held up ex
ceedingly well in suite of the biar break at
Chicago. Buyera here in the face of large
receipts stood up to the rack and loo
everything delivered here at prices that
were entirely satisfactory to shippers, in
stead of letting well enough alone, shippers
started In this week by flooding Chicago,
the receipts at that point yesteidsy bring
estimated at 45.000. The result was that
that market yesterdsy was Hfll5c lower,
and with a liberal run again this morning
buyers up there took off another good slice.
While all the conditions at this point yes
terday morning were favorable for lower
prices, the demand waa so good that the
market finally turned out Junt about ateady
with the previous week. Moie than that,
the receipts of 107 csrs were practically ail
cleaned up before the close. That, too, in
the face of the reported decline at Chi
cago, This morning, with a still further
break at Chicago, buyera began to think
It time to lower their hands here, with the
result that while some sales looked steady,
ths general market was 10316c lower, and
In some cases possibly more than that was
taken off for the two days.
No one anticipates any very great break
In prices or one that win be permanent.
On the contrary, as soon as shippers re
duce their consignments to Chicago tne
market is more than likely to spring bsck
to where It was In the beginning. Hence
It would look like a very good time for
country buyers to get In their orders whl.e
the market is showing some little weak
ness. Aa showing how strong feeders feel, at
tention might be called to the fact that the
millers who are among the biggest feeders
In the country paid ii.90 for another big
string of the Gibson Wyoming lambs.
Quotations on killers: Uood to choice
lambs, $7.0u7.2a; fair to good lunibn, 8..7tt
7.00; good to choice yearlings, ts.6S6'Ui;
good to choice wethers, $5.156.36; good to
choice eWes, $4.756.00; fair to good ewes,
$4.50f4.75.
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, $5.75$
6.76; yearlings, I5.2fyu6.30; wethers, $465
ti6.2S; ewes, 3S.50iJj4.75; breeding ewes,
$6.00fr6.26.
Representative sales:
No. Av. Pr.
314 Idaho yearling feeders 74 $60
6tS0 Idatio yearling feeders... 71 t 80
600 Idaho yearling feeders 7$ $ 70
70 Idaho yearling feedera 72 $ 70
287 Wyoming lambs 61 I 60
188 Wyoming lambs 68 I 90
340 Idaho ewes, feeders 103 4 70
487 Wyoming wethers, feeders.. 101 $ 15
260 Wyoming yearling feeders.. 79 6 60
720 Wyoming yearling feeders.. 82 $60
149 Wyoming yearling feeders.. 81 $60
48 Idahe lambs, feedera 62 I 10
460 Idaho lamba, feeders 69 I 60
166 Wyoming lambs, feeders 64 $ 50
194 Idaho lambs 69 6 76
182 Idaho lamba 65 7 00
362 Idaho lambs 65 7 00
120 Wyoming ewe feeders .., 77 ' 4 30
751 Idaho ewe feeders 92 4 40
643 Idaho ewes 101 4 70
17KJ Wyoming lamb feeders 81 I 60
189 Idaho lamb feeders 61 6 65
629 Idaho lamb feeders 60 6 65
292 Idaho feeder lambs 64 6 60
371 Idaho lamba 61 6 85
740 Wyoming lamb feeders 62 I 50
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Steady, bat Weak Hoars Steady
to Five Cents Hlartier.
CHICAGO. Sept. 25. CATTLB Receipts,
13.000 head: market steady but weak; com
mon to prims steers, $3.7&C.6; cow 4 $2.70
ftrt.75: heifers, e2.ti0ai5.35: bulls. $2.404.60:
calves, $3.01! 8.00; stockers and feeders, $2.60
434.60.
HOOS Receipts, 14,000 hesd; market
steady to 6c higher; choice to prims heavy,
$460ijj6.75; medium to good heavy, 86 3rff
6.40; butcher weights, 36.B6if1it.75: good to
choice mixed. $6.4Ol.60; packing, $5,7531.60;
pigs. $5 80026.60. '
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 30,000
head; market for beat steady; others wesk
to 10c lower; sheep. $4.5&'S.76; yearlings,
$6.75U6.0O; iambs, $6.0037.65.
OIMAHJ WHU1.K9ALC MARKET.
Cendltlen of Traale and Mentations en
ftlarle and Faaey I'redeee.
FttOS Per dog., lV4jl9o.
LIVE I'Ot'LlKV liens, 10c; roosters,
6c; turkeys, Uv; rucks, c; spring chicken.
8Tili'c.
hl'TTKR Packing stock. 1-: cliolci
fancy dairy, WitJOc; creamery, SJdItc.
HAT--I'rlres quoted by i e.ed cn,
ranyi Choice upland. $8 60: medium, 8.D0
con tee, -0iiiS50. Jtye straw. $4&0iu.tA,
BRAN Per ton, $15.00.
VKOE1 AliLEB-
SWEET POT A TO liS-Per bbl.. $:.60.
TOMATPKg Home grown, per j..eet e
tf lbs . 25TVio
WAX BFA!" Per market basket of
BboMt 15 lbs., S6c
TV NIPS. JIKET9 AND CARROTS-Pef
bu., 16c.
. LEAF IJSTTUCE-HotDoues. per dov
hSBi!, roc.
CELElt Y Per dog. S40c
CrCLMHEHS-Homs siown. per doe.
26c.
ONIONS Home grown. 16c per bu.:
Spanish. $1.76 per crate.
GREEN ONIONS-Per dos. bunches. ISA
RADISHFS-Per dos. bunches, li.20c
NAVY BKASS Per bu.. 61.54, .so. A M-71
LIMA HEAN3 Per lb . 6a
GREEN PKPPKRS per market basket
50c.
PARSLEY-Hothouse, per dog. , bunches,
fOo.
CABBAGE Home grown, per lb., 10
LGU PLANT Per dos.. J60.
POTATOES-Per bu.. oo.
TROPICAL FKUITS.
ORANGES aleiitUs. according to slat,
$4.25p6..
LIMON3-Llmonlen. extra fancy. 344
Slse. $6.60; 300 sise, $8.00; 380 slse, $S.00; uthr
brands, $1.00 lefts
BANANAS-Per medlura-sised bunch,
$1 764j! Z&: Jumbos. $2 SO4VS.09.
DAXES-Psr lb., 64j5o.
9-KlyilS.
FEACHES-Coloroua. ew4J$l .00; Missouri,
per s-baaket ciate, $1.X).26; California Sal
ways, per box, $2.00.
PLUMS Calitornla, $l.li.71; Oregoa
Italian prunes, 31.10.
PEAKS-Bartlett, per box, $2.60.
ORATES-Mnme grown, er s-lb- baskets
17c; Tokay. 81 76.
APPLES-Per obi., $100(1160.
CRANBMKR1ES-1 r bbl., ,.
MELONS.
WATERMKIX)Nt Per lb. ltfl0, of
about 2tt0c each.
CANTELOUPES Colorado and Arlsona,
per crate standard), $1.76Ua.40; ponies. $1-64);
Rocky ford standards. $3.60.
MEAT CUTS. '
No. 1 ribs, 12c; Ao. 2 ribs, 9c; No. $ ribs,
6c; No. 1 loin. 16c; No. 2 loin, 13c; No.
3 loin, 8c; No. 1 chucks, 6c; No. 8 chucks.
4c; No. 8 chucks, 8c; No. 1 round, be; rno.
8 round, 7c; No. 8 round, 6c; No. 1 plate,
$c; No. 2 plute. 2c; No. $ plate, 3o.
MlSCELiNmVwUa.
SUGAR Granulated cane. In sacks. $6.41;
granulated beel, In aacka, 16.31.
CHEESE Swiss, new, 16c j Wisconsin
brick, 14c; Wisconsin llmherger, leu;
twins. 14c; young Americans, 16 c.
lor r KE ttuaaieu. jso. so. to per m .
No. 3i. 2oc i er lb.; No. A, lc per lb.; No.
SO, 16o per 'b.; No. sa, i2ns per lb.
NUTS Pecans, large, per lb., 120; small.
er lb., 11c. Tlmonds, soft sheila, per lb.,
5c; hard shells, per lb., 134140. Cocoa-
nuts, 84.W per sacs 01 iw.
SYRUP 'lu blilsv, 27o per gal.; In cases.
I 10-lb. cans, 11.70; cises. 11 8-ib. cans, $1,841;
Cases. 54 27-lb. cans, .$.
HONEY Per 24 frame, $3.50.
CANNED OOuDS-cnrn, standard Wsst
ern. 66ilnOci Mains, $1 Is. Tomatoes, S-lb.
Sans. Voo; S-lb.. 97c3$1.00. Pineap
ples, grated Mb.. $1052.30, sliced. ll.rv'J
120; gallon apples, fanoy, $2.66; California
apricots. $1.90QIX; pears, Jl. 752.60; peaohes,
fancy, $1.75ji-40; H. C. peacnes. 4.ui'at.t.
Alaska aalmon, red. $1.26; fancy Chinook, F., .
12 10; fsncy sockeye. F., 41.K1, tuuinee,
oil. $2.76; mustard. $100. Sweet po
istoes, 811. ''125. sauerkraut. $1.00; pump
kins, SOcQl.OO; wax beans. S-lb. S&aj&oo;
lima beans. 2-lb, 75c$1.sb; spinach, ills;
rhesc peas, 2-lb.,- 00c; extra, '..uiwc; fanoy.
Ji.fCl 76.
t.UJRa.1 ri"n-reririy wiuirilio, per
suartsr bbl.. 100 lea.. 34.00: Norway mack
erel. No. L t 00; No. 2, $2100; Ne. S, $20.00;
Irish. No S. $16 00: herring, In. bbls., 209 Iba
each, Norway, 4k. $12.00; Norway, lk, SIS.Oo;
Holland, mixeo, $11.00; Holland herring, is
kegs, milkers. KHs: Vegs. mied.' 70a,
FISH Buffalo. :args dressed, So; trout,
medium or Urge, dressed, 12c; pike, dressed,
11c; halibut, fine stock, Uc; catfish, dressed,
lie; bullheads, dressed and ' skinned, 12c;
white perch, dressed, 8c; crappies, large,
12c; sunflsh, pan alsa, 6c; whits bass, extra
choice, 12o; pickerel, 9o; salmon, Chinook,
11c; whits nsli (froxsn), 12o; msekerel
(Spanish)- ,1Cc; native, per fish, 18825c;
codfish, frssh frosen, 12c; flounders, fresh,
frosen. He; blueflsh, fresh frosen, 16o;
haddock, fresh frosen, 10c; red snapper,
dressed, 12c; smelts, No. 1, per lb., 13c;
lobsters, tbolledh per lb.. 40c; green, 87c
eel. per lb.. 18c; frog legs, per dos., S&c;
roe snsd, $1 each; shad ros, pair, 46a.
HIDES AND TALLOW-Oreen salted.
No. 1, 13c; No. 2. 12c; bull hides, 3'J
loc; green hides. No. 1, 12c: No. 2, llo;
horse. $1.60tfM.76; sheep pelts, 0cii$1.26. Tal
low, No. 1, 4c; No. 2, 3C
vVOOL-Pei !h.. iaejlou.
Kaaaas City Live Stock Market,
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Sept. 26.CATTLE
Receipts, 21.000 head. Including 1.0H) south
erns; market, cows steady; others steady
to 10c lower: choice export and dressed
beef Bteers, $S.fiori.B0; fair to good, $4.00
5.35; western steers, .J.4njt.ai; siocKen and
feeders, $2,904(4 50; southern steers, $2.763i
3.90; southern cows, li.ootgs.oo: native cows,
$2.0fis90; native heifers. $2.655.00; bulls.
t2.ontf3 0O: calves. t3.0iu'l.50.
HOGS Receipts, 9,000 head; market strong
to 60 higher; top, Sti.ofl; bulk of sales, $6.40$
6.M: heavy, Ci w; pacKers, 86-Ki6.a6;
pigs and lights, pj.WKge, t
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 4.500
head; market steady; lamba. 36.otiB7.40; fed
aheeD and yearlings. $4.75(35.60: western
rearllngs, $5.50686; western sheep, $4.00
26; stockers and feeders, $3.606.60.
St Ioals Live Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo Sept. 26. CATTLB Re
ceipts, 7,600 head. Including 2,000 Texana;
market, natives lower; Texans eteariv;
native shipping and export steers, $4 HfwrtH.26;
dressed beef and butcher steers, $!(&. 70;
steers under 1,000 pounds, $3 5i5.4o: stockers
and feeders. $2.6&j4 60; cows and heifers,
$2 501)6.16; canners. $1.602.26: bulls, $2.00fsp
4.00; calves. $2.0067.00; Texas and Infllnn
steers, $3.00(36.00; cows and heifers, $2,006?
$.25.
HOGS RecetptA 7.600 head: market
strong: pigs and lights, $8.40i6.70; packers,
$6.104(2.66; . butchers snd best heavy, $6.60
$,.70.
Bt. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Sept. 26. CATTLE
Receipts, 4,0i2 head; natives ateady; others
10c lower; natives, 4.5"4j,.26; rows and
heifers. 11.6uij6.u0; stockers snd feeders,
$3.00(14.00.
HOOS Receipts, 6.033 head: market
opened 64100 higher, closed weak; light,
$6.3540 66; bulk of sales. Stf.SOfM.SO.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 6,007
head; market steady to wesk; lambs, $7.60.
Sloas City Live Btoek Msrkef.
SIOUX CITY. Ia.. Sept. I6.-(Spcclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 1.600 head.
Market steady; beeves. $1.(004,00: cowa,
bulla and mixed, $2.60!)4.26; stockers snd
feeders, $2.0u(34.40; calves and yearlings, $J.j0
e76.
HOGS-Recelptg, 4.000 ahead. Market
stcsdy, selling at $5.186 26; bulk of sales,
$6.lva 15.
Steele la tlskt.
Receipts of live stock at the six prin
cipal western markets yeerday:
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-OOTTON Spot
closed quiet; middling upland, 9.60c; mid
dling gulf, 9.85c; sales, 21 bales.
ST. LOl'IS. Sept. 24. COTTON-Steady;
middling, 9c; salca, 6 bales; receipts. 4
balea; shipments, 195 bales; stock, 10,646
LIVERPOOL, Sent. 26. COTTON Spot,
quiet, prices 3 points higher; American
middling fair. S.OCd; good middling, l.74d;
middling, S.nod; low middling. 6.30d good
ordinary. 6.06d; ordinary, 4.82d. Ths sales
of the day were 6,000 balea, of which 5in
were for speculation and export, and In
cluded 5,000 American. No receipts.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-OOTTON
Spot closed steady; sales, 3,476 hAles; low
ordinary, 6.15c; ordinary, 6 7-16c, nominal;
goed ordinary, 7c; low middling, 8 9-ldc;
middling, 9 3-16c: good mldtlllntr, 9 7-16:;
middling fair, 9 13-16c, nominal; fair. 10 7-K.e,
nominal'; receipts, 11,977 bales; stock, 60.010
bales.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 28. M ETA LB There
was a further advance In the lndon tin
market, with spot quoted at 186 and fu
tures at 14 7s od. Locally the market was
steady, with prices ranging from $40.87
to $10.60. Copper was ls higher In the
Ixmdon market. Locally the market waa
strong and higher, with lake quoted at
$19.7fnff20.0o. electrolytic at $19.50fiir.75 and
cast I ok nt t1S.25'iil9.f0. Lead was unchanged
nt $5.76iir6.02 in the local market and at
18 10s In Ixindon. Spelter was unchanged
at 27 Sa 6d In Indon and at $8.2&ft.86 In
the local market. Iron was lower in ths
English market, with standard foundry
quoted at 64s and Cleveland warrants at
64a 7d. Locally the market wna unchnngd,
with No. S northern foundry at Sin.7Mi20.6O,
No. 1 southern foundry at $'i0.WfJ21.fl0 and
No. 2 southern foundry st $'."0.0ira 20.60.
8T. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-MKTAI A-Iesad,
steady, $6.66. Spelter, steady, $626. .
Oils and Rosla.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26. -OIL Cottonseed
oil, steady; prime crude, f. o. b. mills, 21
27c; yellow, MSV. Petroleum, steady:
refined, New York. 17 50; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, $7.45; Philadelphia and Balti
more, In bulk, $4.35. Turpentine, steady, 671
tjA4c.
ROSIN Steady; strained, common to
good. $4 0fHn4 10. . ,
OIL CITY, Sept. .-OIL-Credlt bal
ances, $1.68; 1 runs, 17,410 bbls.; average.
168.271 bbls.; shipments, 138,923 bbls.; aver
age. IM.6114 bbla.
SAVANNAH, Oa.. Sept. 26. -OIL Tur
pentine, firm, 60c. Roaln, Arm; atock,
il.f6 bales. Quote: A. B. C, $3.tu3.75; l,
$3.76fi3.0; E. $3 .rtj'4.00; F, $3.90t4.0S; O,
$3&4J410; H. $4(tra4.lO; I. $416; K. U-Zu'f
4.60; M. $4.35A4.6&; N, $4.6TU486; W. U4
$5.00(85.16; W. W., $5.60.
Soarar aod Molasses.
NEW YORK, Sept. 28. BI'GAR Raw
steady; fair refining, 3 9-16c: centrifugal, 96
test. 4 l-16c. Molasses sugar, $ 6-16c. Refined,
ateady; No. 6. 4.50c; No. 7. 4 460; No. 8,
4 4oc; No. 9. 4 35c; No. 10. 4 25c; No. 11. 4.20c;
No. 12. 4.16c: No. IS, 4.10c; No. 14, 4 0V; con
fectioners' A. 4.80c; mould A. $.85c: cut loaf,
$ 7oc; crushed. 6.70c; powdered, 5.10c; granu.
lated. 6.00c; cubes, $.26c.
MfiLASSES Steady? New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, 30T38o.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 25 -Bt'OAR-StMady;
open kettle centrifugal, yellow, 49
6 7-lac.
South Omaha.
Sioux City ...
Kssnsas City .
Bt. Jo;-eph .
St. Louis
Chicago
Total ,..
Cattle. Hog. Bluep,
.. 6. sno
.. 1,610
..S1.0O0
.. 4.i"ifiJ
.. 7.600
. .13,000
..61202
1.400
4,bu0
9.0110
p. on
' 7.500
14.000
46.933
23.UUO
4,600
fi '07
3.000
Vi.J
65.507
Dalatb Grata Market.
ni'Ll'TH. Sept 25. WH EAT To arrive:
No. 1 northern. 76o: No. S northern. 71c.
On track: No. 1 bard, 77c; No. 1 northern,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Annie M Clnik to the O. V. Davis Co.,
lot 16, block 8. West Side sdd...: $ 1
Gustsv Kroinrofsky to Caroline Bchlll,
e30 feet lot 9. block 11. Wilcox s add.. 150
Joseph II. Hill and wife to Theodore
C. Bowla. lots 6 to 16, block 1. B E.
Wilcox's South Omilia add 128
Gustav Pegan to Peder Nlelson and
' wife, lot i, block 16, Bedford Place.. l.Sts)
Anna and Luther Tory to Mary D.
Stoddard, lot 12. block , renlse'a add. $00
Maude Mnggn to Robert H. Lander-
you, part lota 4, 6 and 4, block 2,
Lessentlne's Saratoga add 1.660
Nels Nelson and wife to Hayes S.
l.yle. lot 7, block 138, South Omaha.. 1,600
Hastings A Heyden to Lucy L. Penney,
lot S, block $. Hustings A H-'s add.. $00
O. F. Carsr.n and wife a Elslneore 1
Place coinpanv, lots 18 and 19, block
!i6c. Dundee Place 750
Stenhen Bice and wife to Charles P.
Wesln and wife, lot 26, block 1. Arm
. strong's lat add...,.........,..,. .... 1800
Total amount of transfers $937$