THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FIUDAV. SEPT EM 13 Ell 4. 190$.
CEAH AND PRODUCE MARKET
Ytlntt Held Strong- a$ Reiult of Re-buying-
by Seller Wednedy.
DmSKD 18 STEADY TO 8TR0HO
Cra
la the Real rr aad High Val
a Ar Great latiaeaee
to the Other Cereals-.
Closing; Prfe.
OMAHA. Sept. J
Value are hold strong owing to rebuylng
"T sellers on the bulge yesterdse.
Demand remains ateady to strong nd
tradera to a man ara trjinh, with con
ditions strong enough to warrant higher
raluaa.
Com iwitii to be tha real power and the
eigh valuee ara a rat influence to tha
ether cereals.
Wheat started firm to higher, with valuee
blgher on buying and lighter receipts Sup
port from bull leader waa good and
rleaa marked steadily higher without re
aiatinca. Heavy receipts ara looked for on the
advance) In values.
September wheat opened at Cc and
closed at tfHc
Corn opened steady and held firm, but
ofterlnga were slow In taking, owing to a
slackening- rn demand and heavy receipts.
CrflojMWI la generally favorable and this
ta shneaan by tha way shipments from the
country hire increased.
8eptmber com opened at 7$c and closed
At 73e.
Primary wheat receipts were tKi.onft bush
els, and shipments were 489.000 bushels,
again receipts last year of 1,111.000 busn
ela and shipments of 654,000 buahels.
Corn receipts were 265.000 bushels, and
hlpmerMs were 491.000 busnels. agalruit re
oetpt last year-of 878.000 bushels and ship
ments of 377,000 bushels.
Clexu-ancea were 26.000 bushels of corn,
re-tie of oats, and wheat and flour equal to
2X6.000 bushels.
Liverpool closed higher on wheat
a-nd Mi higher on
Local rang of options:
and other nearby firsts. 2V st mark:
current receipts In returnsble esses, $2c at
mrk; western firsts, J3o st msrk; western,
current receipts, if st msrk.
CHEF.HE Firm. ',r hisher; New York
full cresms. choice. lJVj'iNc; new York,
fair to good, UVaUc.
Artlclea. Open. Hlgh. Low. Cloae. Tea dy
Wheat-!
Cat...
Poo....
Copt...
Deo....
May...
78
3H
ami
a
I
atm am) h
S 94l VS
Til 73
C 68 S
47S H
BOVt OH H
a Cash rnM.
WHEAT No, 1 hard, No
hard. No. 4 nard. ii&C; No.
prtng. 98-Sr7ci no errs do. sic.
OORM Mo. ft, 74Hc; No. , 744y74c;
4. mtTMke: No. 1 yellow, 74V75o; No. 3
low, 74WHc; No. I white, 74("trHe.
O.VTS No. mixed, 474g48c; No. 3
low, ny&c; No. I white, a44Hc;
4, white. fPig41; standard. 49c.
RYE- No. 47S78o; No. I, fffllac.
Cferlwt Receipts.
Wheat. Corn,
Chicago M
Minneapolis 21
Omaha 4
Duluth in&
i
i
No.
yel-
yel-No.
Oat
2
'77
WRATHER 1 TUB r.Pll BRLT
Fair Friday After Warmer Xlgkt la
the Forecast.
OMAHA, "spt. . 19f.
The area of high preeaure haa continued
slowly esstward an4 Its crest overlies the
Ohio valley and lake region this morning.
The cool wave has continued with the htgn
pressure, and It is much cooler in tee Ohio
valley and lower lake region and east to
the Atlantic coast. , A very light frost
occurred In the lower lake region
last night. An area ,of lower pres
sure Is moving down from the northwest,
and the weather I much warmer In th
upper valleys and west.-and will be warmer
In this vicinity tonight, with continued fair,
tonight and Friday.
Omaha record ot temperaiurt ana pre
clpltation, conipered wiin tha correspond
ing day ot ths last three years: 1
- -1 1907 . 106 19f
Minimum temperature 1 . M - M . U
Precipitation H .vf 1
Normal temperature for today, to De
grees. '
Deficiency In . precipitation since March
1, .S3 of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period in isw(.
6.43 Inches.
Deficiency
4.1 inches.
corresponding period In 1906,
L. A. WELSH.
Local Forecaster.
Cera aad Wkeat Reg-tea Balletl.
For the twenty-four houra ending at I
a. m.. Ttlh meridian time Thursday, 8ep
lember . 11:
Temp
Stations. Max. Mln
Ashland. Neb 2
Auburn, Neb M
Broken Bow. Neb. n
Columbus, Neb... 8S
Culbertson, Neb.. 81
Falrbury. Neb.... 83
Fairmont, Neb.... S3
Or. slsnd. Neb... 2
Hsrtlngten. Neb. HR
HairtinKS. Neb...
Hoirimge. Neb...
Oakdale, Neb....
Omaht, Neb
Tekamnh, Neb...
Alta. la
Carroll. I
( larlnda, Ia
Ribiet. Ia
Sioux City,
Minimum
la.
2
2
M
S2
84
75
77
til
7
M
57
4
54
4
54
M
51
I
5"
55
54
58
en
M
4t
U
51
44
0
Rain
fall.
.
.00
.no
.ito
.to
.10
.CO
.00
.0-1
.o
.00
.00
.CO
.01
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
for
hour period ending at I a. rn.
CENTRAL STATIAN8.
No. of Temp. Rain
Central. Btatlone.
Chicago, 111 i6
Columnus, 0 1
Im Moines, Is.... 14
Indianapolie, Ind.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. 80
Louisville. Ky 18
Minneapolis. Minn. 28
Omaha, Neb 19
St. Louis. Mo II
Tha weather is much
cent the extreme southeast portion of
corn snd wheat region, where it Is much
1 noler I.isht frosts occurred In northern
Indiana, Appreciable precipitation occurred
only in the Kansas City district.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
temperature
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
t'lear
Clear
( Uar
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
twelve-hour
Max.
71
78
74
78
$
M
78
S2
7
warmer
Mln. Inches.
all
.00
.00
.00
.00
.04
.00
T
.00
.00
ex-
th.
NEW YORK STOCKS ASD BONDS
Market Weakens on Extensive Sell
ing: t7 Speculative Holders.
SMELTING LEADS THE DECLIKE
Stark Sella ea Evldeare f Fxtea
sire laloadlac ky lasldere Tea.
dittoes la Moaey Market
Little raaaged.
(MIOACO OKAIN ASiD PROVISIONS
Featarea ( the TraeUa ( (leslag
Price em tke Beard ( Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8. Wheat prlcea on the
local exchange, today advanced nearly 2c
frem the low point ef the season owing
chiefly to confirmation of enormous
sates of flonr at Minneapolis yesterday.
All of the advance waa net maintained.
But tha market closed strong, with prices
up 4rTc to mOplSlc. Corn also waa buoy
ant and closed at net gains of UtfMe.
Oats and previsions showed gains of
moderate proportions.
Bullish sentiment was rampant In the
whaat pit almost the entire day, but qui
eted down considerably late In the ses
sion with a fear of possible realising
sales. Tha market showed slight weakness
at the start because of the poor response
of the Liverpool market to the upturn
here yesterday, . but a firmer tons soon
developed as a result of general buying
by oommlssMst houses, who seemed to
have accumulated a large number of buy
ing orders over night. This buying waa
chiefly baaed on the flour situation at '
Minnea-pohe, where 140,000 barrels were
said to hare been sold for export. An
eatimal made by a French trade Journal
on the total yield of wheat In France,
and which Indicated that It might he
necessary for that country to import from
15,000.000 to aa.CO0.O0O bushels ot wneat, was
another bullish fsctor. Rxport houses here
claimed that early blda for wheat for ex
ports were numerous, but that the subse
quent advance carried the market out of
the export sone. Cash wheat at the sam
ple tables were In fair demand and the
fremtume were the same as yesterday, at
ctnt over September for No. 2 red and
the September option to '.fce Over No. 3
red. Prices continued to advance until
late In - the day, when a alight reaction
occurred on profit taking. A 2 cent ad
vance in Minneapolis contributed to some
extent to the sharp bulge here. The mar
ket cloaed strong. Clearances of wheat
and flour were equal to St&ooo bushels.
Primary receipts 662,000, compared with
1.U1.000 bushels ths corresponding day a
year ago. Minneapolia, Duluth and Chi
cago reported reoeipla of fit cars, against
412 last week and 22 a year ago.
- Fear of fronts caused a lively demon
stration of bullishness- In the corn pit.
which caused an advenes of 1 cent In
the price of the distant deliveries during
the first hour. Osh com was steady to
a ahado easier. The market for distant
futures held firm all day and closed
strong.. - September waa about steady.
Looal receipts ' cars, with 48 contract.
Oats were active and strong early In
the day In aympatny with wheat and corn,
but quieted down later In the session.
Cash oats In the sample market were He
higher. The close waa firm. Local re
ceipts Ha cars.
A decrease of about lt.000 head in the
hog reoelpte at western packing centers
compared with arrival the corresponding
week rear ao had a strengthening ef
fect on ih provision.. market.. The market
closed steady.
. Estimated receipts for. tomorrow? Whest,
46 cars! torn, 211 cars: oata. 104 care; hogs,
tThe leading jfuturea, ranged aa follows:
Articles.! Ope a. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tee'y.
Wheat
1' Hept,
I Deo,--,.
May .
Corn-f
HecJ '
" May .
Oata
Sept.
. lc?
May '
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Lard-
epi.
ct.
' Jan.
Jtlbe
-Sspt.
' Oct.
Jan.
-SHI ,
I
esaj
Mi
7
R4
IS
M
1 00
7
- awsj.1
65
1
50141
I
7J4 -
79,
fni
I
1 .
si.! 5AUI It.
WlVli0k1lTl VV SO'OelV
"'11 1 1
14 26 14 36 14 W I 14 W
16 00 la 14 6 14 85
It 50 I 16 IS 45 1 46
t 70 I
7H I
66 I
9
27HI
56 I
70
60
IS
2itJ
7frH
50
6CV
It
14
14 44
KW YORK GENERAL MARKET
annotations of the Day oi Varleaa
Caaasaodltloa.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3 FLOUR Receipts,
21.700 bbls.; exports. 3,500 bbls. Market waa
firm and higher; Minnesota patenta, $5.Sb&
6.75; winter straights, 4.10tr4.5; Minnesota
baker s, 54.20d4.66; winter extras, I3.40fe3.80;
Winter low grsdes, 18.90$8. 70. Rye tlour,
fair to good, 4.15f4.60; choice to fancy,
64.6.W4.75.
CORNMEAL Firm; fine white and yel
low. $1.701.75; coarse, tl61.7; kiln
dried. 14.26
RYE Firmer; No. 2 western, 86c, c. I. f
New York. ,
BARLEY Steady; maltlrg, S7fe'70c, c. 1. f.,
Bufralo.
VH EAT Receipts. 24.800 bu.: exports,
6S bu. Spot market strong: No. It red,
Sl.CtHittl.OSy, elevator, snd 81.04V f. O. b.
afloat; No. 1 northern. Duluth. I1.1S. f. 0. b.
afloat; No. 2 hard winter, ll.ott. f. o. b.
afloat. Highest prlcea ot the present bull
movement wire reported in wheat today,
teflectltig very strong northwest markets,
a big flour and cash demand at Minneap
olis, light southwest receipts and heavy
covering of shorts. The close was lil'c
net higher. September. 11 04l-0. closed
11.07H;. Dpcernb -r. 1.044-1.0la-l, closed
IL.vo, aimy, ,i.vt i v
COKN-Hecelpts, 6.400 bu. Spot market
firm; No. 2, 8Vic, elevator, aiid 0c, deliv
ered. The op'.ion market was steady, but
quiet, closing psrtly Mc net higher: Sep
tember closeu &c, uecemoer, '
closed 79'4c; May closed 74c.
OATS Kecelpis, ,i.im bg. spot market
firmer; mixed, 2i to 33 lbs.. 53tio4c; natural
white. 28 to SI Ihs., oS-IJ67c; clipped white,
32 to 4o lbs.. s6-fi2t4c.
HAY Essier; snipping, ,oc.
FEED Steady; middlings, tX.ti; city,
124 60.
HIDF.S Qnlet; acid. 4i'B'2c.
PROVISIONS Beef, s'esdy: family.
4!6.7517.60: mes, $14.60to 16.60; beef
hams, t30.Wtf31.00;- packet, tl.0G4j 14.00;
city, extra India mess. 126 0025.60. Cut
meats. quiet; pickled bellies, lOflfllc;
pickled hams. tll.5Oa12.0O. Lard, ateady;
weaiern, t!.ogiO.OS; refined, firmer; con
tinent, tlO.ao; South America, $11.00; font-
f ound. i:.y&M. Pork, quiet ; family.
llcO'frlft.iO; short clears, $17.bo8 11.50; mesa,
$l.6C-if-17.tlO.
TALLOW Dull; city ($3 00 per pkg ),
BHc: country tpkgs. free), iUQIHc.
RICIi Steady; domestic, fair to extra,
J4-.fi. 7c: Janan. nominal.
POULTRY Alive, weak; spring chlckees.
ltc; fowls, "2c; lurkoys, li-. Dressed, sasv;
western spring chickens. 12$ 19c; fowls, lJs
ifHc; spring turkeys, 2be..
BUTTER Steady; receipts. 6.4S8 pkgs.;
creamery specials, 241jrJ4Vc.
CHEESE Firm; receipts. 2.321 pounds;
state, full cream, specials, liH-tflSc; itate,
full cream, small, colored or white, fancy,
12c; large colored or white, fanuy, llc;
large, good to prime, UtfUHc; large, com
mon to fair, Sai4c; akims. lvrtuttc.
EGGS Sttsdy; receipts, $,t1!t cases; west
ern seconds, aiJOsc. ,
NEW YORK, 8ep. 3.-8elllng of stocks
by specutetlve holders todsv wss Induced
by the perception thet some of the ss
sumptlnns on which they hsd acquired
them were not well founded.
The conspicuous feature was Amerirsn
Fmeltlng, which broke badly In continua
tion , of Its weakness of yesterday. The
Block sold 7 points lower thsn yesterdsy's
best prices. The contraction In the year's
earnings disclosed in the annual report
was supplemented ss an Influence by the
small holdlnga in the name of the present
management which appeared at the meeting
yesterdsy. As no action was taken at that
meeting towards placing on the bosrd rep
resentatives of fhe Standard Oil Interenta
another hoped for Source of strength vli
withdrawn from the atock. Intimations
found credence thar the recent flurry In
the stock to high price altitude! had been
made the occasion tor large reduction of
these holdings and of those of Inelde inter
eats rather than for an Increase. The prom
tnent place givvn to American Smelting In
the widely advertised laws on campaign
made :e example Influential In raising
fears of slmllsr conditions to be met In
other stocks. The metal snd Industrial
group were most closely affected in sym
pathy and lhelr weakness waa aggravated
by rumors of pressure to place copper
metal by some of the larger producers at
concessions. These Urge producers make a
mystery of their selling prices so far as
general public knowledge la concerned snd
no reports of quotations from their selling
agencies is obtainable. The American
Smelting eplaode undoubtedly had an in
fluence in the sugsrsticn that many
thlnga had been taken for granted as to
the progress of Improvement by those who
had been speculating on the long side of
stocks. The July net earnings reports Of
railroads coming to hand snd those of
gross earnings for the later weeks of Au
gust Indicate a slender foundation for the
more Sanguine estimates of the rate of Im
provement. The ssme Is true of the returns
from the Iron and steel trsde. where the
revival Is going on steadily, but admittedly
slowly. On the side of the crops it Is real
ised that some revisions of the most hope
ful estimates must be msde.
Sales of slocks by foreign arbitrage
brokers, while not lsrge In proportion to
the general market, were of Influence on
sentiment. Many of the sales were said to
come from Germsn sources and the im
pelling motive was said to be uneasiness
over the renewal of the Moroccan tension.
Conditions In the money market were little
changed. Discounts eased In Iondon in
spite of large withdrawala of gold from the
Bank of England for export. The Batik of
France return was weaker and discounts
sdvanoed In Berlin. The heavy deollne In
Reading Anthracite tonnage for August
compared with laat year was unfavorable to
that atock. American Telephone and Tele
phone convertible bonds were active and
strong.
The general bonds was Irregular. Total
sales, par value. S.K9.i00. United States
bonds unchanged on call.
Number el salsa ani leading quotations
on stocks wsre as follows-
Mi, hiss,
4181. and for the corresponding dais laat
year. 12. 218. 411 87.
Sew l srk Money Market
NEW YORK. Sept. $.-MONEY-Or call,
easy. Itj-V per cent: ruling rate, 1 per
refit; closing bid. 1 per cent: offered
at I per cent. Time loans, dull and stesdy;
slxtv day. 2 per cent; ninety days, Jt per
cent; six months 3' per cent
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4344
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Firm, with
actual business in bsnkers' hills st $4.4 ISO
4. MHO for sixty day bills and at $4.M for
demand.
COMMKRCIAL BILLS $ Wft4. 44.
RAR BlLVEK-51'tc; Mexican dollars.
4or.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Steady ; rail
road bonds, irregular.
Closing quotations en bend were as
follows:
....l-'Jt Mftrk Vtl. 4M .
....ll4 Int. Met. 4i
!M a N. am. 4i..
...1H Mas. r. s U...
. ....JM M.,. Ontrsl 4s...
... .1.1 rto lat Inc
.... T, 14 A St. U 4t
....tSM.. k. a T. 4t..
....10114 Mo ta
U" N. g. R. et M. e
.... 47 N. T. C. I
... IHN. J C. s. a
.... 4 Nr Pacific 4a.
....101 dn a
.... ?4, N. A W. . 4a
... 74 o. S. U rfUi 4a .
....1MV, Pans. c. Ia Kit
, ... a. So eno. 4a
.... at RoaSifts 11 4a ..
.... si R,a. af Cuba aaa.
st. l. a i
i's ft. u a- 8.
7V$ rt-7'4.
70 I 9
62H! t 60
I
I 171 12V4
I t 2?s a
! t to! 8 47
No. 1
. Caah quotations were ss follows
' FLOUR Firm; winter ratents. $4 iota
4ft!; strelfhia. 8J 6n4l6; spring patenta
a 6.164.W; stralghta. $4.0u4V!0; bakera $2.70
t4 70. . '
WHEAT Na. f spring. 4c4tl 63- No
red. r7v3Sc- ' "
"ORN-No. t Tas0c: No. yellow. 80V4
. OAT8 No white. fc!c; No. t white. 4Hs
aurtttjiv
RYK-N". t. 75c,
BARLkT Gord feeding. Vrgttc; fair to
chotoa malting, ASf4Hc.
BJCKD Flax, ' No. 1 northwestern, $1
Prime timothy; $3 6q,. '
PROVISIONS Short ribs, sides (lnose
.0utrai7S Mess p rk, per bhl.. $lt
14.M. Lard, per 100 lbs., S 70. Short clear
idea tboxedi. H MM.
Following were the receipt and ship
as ants of flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipment
St. l.oals Oeaeral Market.
ST. LOUIS. 8ept. S WHEAT Higher;
track. No. 2 red. cash. No. 2 hard,
17Vc$l; December. 7Sc; May, $1.01..
CORN Higher; track. No. 2 cash. KH0
7c; No. $ white. WaSHc; December, SS
5S-; May. 3tf Tft-" "--
OATS Higher; track.- No. 3 cash, 50c;
No. $ white, 6Jc; December, tWac; May,
''. : "
RYFv-Higher, 81c. 'L
HAY Higher; tlmbthy, $10.0014.00; prai
rie, 8.00(bi.OO.
BRAN Higher; $1.03.
FLOUR Strong; red winter patent.
14 4f!4.75; extra f an. y and straight. $XS
424.30: clear, $:M5f!.0.
HEEDS Timothy, steady -at $J.75r3.10.
t.'ORNMEAL Steady at $S).
IRON .COTTON TIES $1.10,
BAGOINO-Kc.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS-Pork. ateatly
I1V7S. tard. ateady; prime sieam, I'.'SVr'W
?.l."t. ury ssit mats. steady; uoxott. ex
tra ahoits, w::t: clear ribs. $10.i'.; sluri
clears, $10 60. Bacon, higher, boxed, txira
short. $11.14; clear ribs. $11.1'."; sliort
clears. $11.50.
POULTRY Firm: chtkens. c: snrtnss.
12c; turkeyeV 14c; duck. 7i97c; geese, sc.
BUTTER Firm; creamery, lSxtt-atc.
- EGGS Firm; Mc, case couiu. .'
Receipts. Shipment.
Flour, bbls lS.om
Wheat, bu 7801
Com, bu 35.too
Oats, bu ....
Jobhlng.
Flonr. bbls. ,
Wheat, bu. ..
tTtoro. Ink I.
Oata, bo. ...,
Jryo. bu.
Barley, bet.
IS.J'O
.. 6410
. .a
..$.U
.. 1.0i
.. ai.sto '
..400
Mi.tr
JM.OOO
On the FrOduco exchange today tha r,ut
far naarfeet was stesdv; creameries.
K9e: Stalriaa, 179o. Kg-gs. firm: st murk.
rasaa nrtuded. laOl.c; f)rs:s. lcu prime
rtreta. JOHo. tTaoeee, steady; lmnuc. -
, FhltoatelDhta. Prwdae Market.
. PHTfjAXVEXJBTI A. Bept. I -BUTTER -Btadrt
jssunav a tare creamery, 2Hc; eg.
"wcSjS-StrWaood demand; Pennsylvania
lO.tHl)
Mt 0
Sit.lOO
i7.t0
Amslsanates Ceppar
Am. C. A r
Am. C. T. pfo
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. A L. pM
Am. lea Securities
Am. blllaeea Oil
Am. Locomotive
Am. Locomotive pfd
Am. 8. It
Am. 8. A It. pfd
Am. Sutar Raflnlng
Am. Tobacco pfd
American Woolaa
Anaconda Mining Co
Atcklaon
Atchlaoo pfd
Atlantic Coaat Line
Baltimore a Ohio
Raj. Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian pacific
t'antral Laathar
Central Leathar pfd........
Central et Ka Jersey
Cheaapeake Ohie. ......
Chlcasa O. W ,
ChleafO A N. W
C, M. A 8t. P
C, C, C. A . L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A So
Colo, t h. ut pfd
Colo. A 8o. ia pfd
Comolldated Oat
Corn Producta
Delanara Hudson
Uanvar A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
Dtitlllert' Bacurtllaa
Erie
Erie lat pfd
Erla td Pfd
Ucnaral Elactrtc
Ot. Northern pfd
OI. Northern Ore etfa....
llllnnla Central
Intarborouch Mat
Int. Mat. pfd
International Paper
Int. Papar pfd
International Pump ...
Iowa Central
Kanaaa City Sa
K. C. So. pfd
Loulavllle A N
Maitcan Central
Minn A at. L
m . st. r. a a. a. m
Mlatourl Parlfle
H.. K. 4 T
M . K. A T. pfd
National Lead
New York Cantral
N. Y.. O. a W
Norfolk A W
Monti Amsrtean
Nc.-thein Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pannaylvanls
Peopla'a Oa
p., c. c. a at. l
Preeeed Btael Car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steal 8prin
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Steel pfd
Rork Inland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
at. L. A B. P. 24 pfd....
t. Louie 8. W
at. u a w. pfd
Rloee-Shef field 8. A I ...
Southern Paolfic
So. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
8a. Railway pfd
Tanneaaea Copper
Tejaa A Pacific
T.. St. L. A W. pf
I nlon Pacific
fnloo Pacific pfd
f. S. Rubber
f. S. Rubber let pfd ...
V. S. Steal
I. S. Steel pfd
tub Copper
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en mining stocks:
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Con. Cal. A Va
flora silver
Iron Silver
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I. Closing quotations
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RBRI.IX. Sept. 3. Trading on the Bourse
todsy was quiet.
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Wool Market,
BOSTON. Sept. J-WOOte Local dealers
report a slightly better ton in the Wool
market, with Increased Inquiry and better
aales. Nearly all grsdes of domestic wool
holds steady, the best demsnd being for
qusrier-Diood ne-eces, while a sizeable move
ment In Australian A4s Is on. Twelve
months Texas continues prominent rc
centiy, saies reacning ouo.oiin bales, a con-
aiderable portion being 60 to 62 cleaned.
Territorial wools Include early clothing
stock. Australian 4e have been In demand.
The leading domestic quotstlons range as
follows: Domestic wools: Ohio and Penn
sylvania fleeces, XX, 3!aaic: No. 1 washed.
841336c; fine unwsstaed, LtKa22c; half-blood
combing, Ji&'Slc: three-eighths-blood comb
Ing, 20c; quarter-blood, 2Sffi?0c; Delaine
washed, 85l36c: Delaine unwashed, H-'7c.
Michigan, Wisconsin and New York fleeces:
Fine unwsshed, 20JWlc; Delaine unwsshed,
25ft-2o; half-blood unwashed. 25926c; three-
eighths-blood unwsshed, 25Wc; qusrter-
blood unwsshed, i'l'4vJ4c. Kentucky, Indiana
and Missouri: Three-eighths-blood, ifHc;
quarter-blood. Wvlbc. Scoured values
Texas, fine 12 months' 5?lf53c; from 8 to
months. 464S47C; fine fall. 424f4Jc: fine north
ern. 4243c; middle county, 3840c; southern,
STffSUc ; fall free. 378'cl7c. Oregon, eastern
No. 1 staple. 6Sfi0c: eastern No. 1 clothing,
48tf60c; valley No. l,'4fic. Territory, fine
atanle. SeV&tuc: fine medium staple. 6tva7c:
fine clothing, 4;vf48c; fine medium clothing.
4o$'48c; three-elgntns-Dlood. 4aMc; quarter
blood, 43245c. Pulled, extra, 66057c; tine,
ST. Lot la. sept. . 3. wuul steady;
medium grades, combing and clothing, 11
Q20c; light fine. Ifrjylfiiy:; heavy fine, UQ
12c; tub washed. Wditilc.
Metal Market;
NEW YORK, . 8ept. $. METALS
There was a moderate reaction in tha
London tin market-following yesterday's
advance, with spot pioelng at U2 2s 6d
and futures at il33. 2s 6d. The local
market was easy at V2S.7o? 29.00. Cop
per M lower in London at 40 7s d for
spot and 61 2a 6d for futures. Locally
lake was quoted at - $30.50; electrolytic.
$13 .37Hfe 13.62'; casting, I13.13HX
13.37 H. Lean declined to flS 3s 6d in
London and was easy In the local market
st $4.6S64.49. Spelter was unchanged at
tit 7a 6d In London. Locally the market
remained quiet at $4.70 & 4.76. Iron waa
higher In London, with atandard foundry
quoted at 61s 6d and Cleveland warrants
at 62a 7Vd. Locally no changes occurred;
No. 1 foundry, northern, $16.506rl7.25;
No. 2 foundry. northern, $lrj.OCKS'16.75;
No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern, soft,
$16 76& 17.25.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. $. METALS Lead,
higher at $4.46; spelter, higher at $4.55.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Crenertl Baa of Cattle Steady, with
Ufht Stockers Slow.
17 cows wis an 7 cows into $ if,
70 rows ifiit $50 1 rni lit 3 m
7 costs 1U4.1 $ so 1 feeders. .10b' 4 10
Urelve Brcs Wye.
feeders.. 4.11 4 er) 22 feeders.. 2 4 00
$ feeders.. Sl 4 An 6 feeoers.. asg 4 00
HOGS ACTIVE ADD TEN HIGHER
beep
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kat Prices Are Tea to Klf
teea Ceats Lower.
atOUTH OMAHA. Sept. 2. !
Recelots were: t-attle. Moss. Bhee
Official Monday 6.K4
Official Tueedav $.14 $ 173
Official Wednesday .17l t3
estimate Thursday 2,smi i.stw
leep.
2J.1
21. 7M
r.17
11.500
FVrur days this week. ....! 32.0H 59
Same day I set week 22.676 lt.l7 62.8
Some dsy 1 weeks ago.. $3,126 21.150 47.616
Same day 3 weks sgo.. 18.041 39 44 43.13$
Same dsy 4 weeks atto.. 16.616 21.04 30,970
Same days last year 36,iM 26.S63 8J.
The following table shows the receipts ol
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
year: 1H0S. ltw. Inc. Deo.
Cattle 599. K?7 7 40,22 141,31
Hogs ...IfWB.JnS l,7fn.2 7.41
Sheep l.Ota.Oja 1.090,391 36431
The following table shows ths average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons:
Date. I 190$. 1907. 10,106. 04. W$ 1WJ.
Aug. 2S...
Aug. 14...
Aug. $6...
Aug. A' ...
Aug. 27...
Al'iT. Id...
An. 29...
Aug. SO...
Aug. $1...
Sept. 1....
Sept. $....
Sept. $....
I $ 6J 3 6 92i $ 03 I ft
ttl 6 67 ISO 6 92 J 041 $46(
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6 404 ( 77j I 96) I 6 24 6 23
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6 52! 5 13: 6 22
6 471 6 Til 5 21
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7 29
7 27
7 18
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7 42
7 15
Sunday.
The official number of csrs of stock
brought in today by each road wss:
Cattle.Hoge.Bheep.H'r's.
C. M. & St. F. . .
Wabash ; 1 1
Mo. Fac 11....
Union Pacific 16 3 4 6
C. A N. W. east 3
C. A N. W. twest).... 4 14 13
C. St. P. M. at O.. ... 4 6
C. R. A Q. (east) 3 4 3
C. R. A s. (weetif.... 30 13 10 3
C. O. W 3
Totsl receipts 105 63 75 $
The disposition of the day's receipts wss
ss follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head indicated:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
Omaha Pax-king Co....
Swift & Company l',431
Cudahy Packing Co.... 970
Swift A Co., K.
Cudahy P it. Co.,
Armour & Co....
Schwartschlld &
Vasant & Co
Carey A Benton
Lobman A Rothchild
W. I. Stephens
Hill ft Son
F. P. Lewis
LHuston A Son
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
L. F. Huss
Lay ton & Co
L. Wolf
McCreary & Carey...
Sam Werthlmer ....
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty & Co...
F. O. Inghram
Sullivan Bros
Lehmer Bros
Other Buyers
Wlsmuth
Boden
8t. Clare Pkg.
Smith it P
18
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10
306
44
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86
109
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104
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CATTLE Receipts
Minneapolis tirala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. S.-WHEAT-Sep-tember,
31.01't; December. $1.01 '.4; May,
$1.05; cash, No. 1 hard. $1.H; No. 1 north
ern. $1.06H: No. 2 northern, $1.02H; No. 3
northern. $1.02Sj: No. 3. $1.
BRAN In bulk, $18.00918 50.
FLOUR First patents. $5.6.V6.75; second
patents. $5.50555.60; first clears, $4.3Mc4.46;
second clears, $3.5003.00.
Cottoa Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 3 -COTTON -8pot,
rssy and l-16c lower; middling. 91-lSc;
sales. 275 bales spot snd 100 to arrive; fu
tures closed: September, 8.64c: October,
8.68c: November. 8.4!c; December. 8.46c;
Jsnusry. 8.48c; February. 8 4c; March. 8.56c.
ST. LOl'IB. Sept. S COTTON Dull ; mid
dling, 9sc; sales. 30 bales: stock, 9.946 bales.
Liverpool Grain Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 8. WHEAT Spot,
stesdy; No. 2 red western winter, 7s 6d; NO.
1 California. 7a lid. Futures, steady; Sep
tember. JaSd; December, 7s 6d.
CORN Spot, firm; American mixed. 7s
4d. Futures, steady; September, 5a9d;
October, 5s 5d.
Kaaaas City Ural a anal Prorlaloaa.
KANSAS CITT. genu . 3.-WHEAT-145 Jc
higher: September, flc; December, 9Jo,
May, 96 V: rash. No. J hard. feqWc; No. $
hard. M7cr No. 3 red. 9cfi$l .00; No. 3
red. 971 c. '
CORN 4v$tc higher: cash. No. I mixed.
74'k: No. 3 mixed. 74fi4l,c; No. 3 white,
76c; No. 3 white, 74;9"74c ; September,
7ltc: December. 5Sc; May, 60c.
OATS I'nchanged; No. S white. 49-ftulc;
mixed. 4w.
RYB-r7"iJV. . r '
HAV Steady; eboloe timothy. $9.5O10.0O;
eholce prairie. $7.75a.t10.
BUTTER Steady ; creamery. 23c; pack
ing stock. le. ,
EGOS Firm; fresh extras. Sic.
Ktrelpts. atmpinenis.
Boston Mtoeka anal Beaels.
BOSTON. Sept 3 Money, call loans, 'ioj
$ per cent; lime loans. 3tim per com.
Closing quotations on stocks and bonds:
4a .
H
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Oata. bu
7,5-
ls.orn
$.000
158,000
23. UM)
3.UU9
Peoria arntn Market.
PEORIA. Ill . Pent. $.-COR?I-Hlgher:
No. $ yellow. 79fc-c: No. 1 yellow, IV-tf
av: No. 1. 79c;V N. , 7S; no grade.
77ec
OATS Higher: No.t whhe, 40sf VV; No.
4 white. 4Vt6sSrVjc. .
RTF, Staady ; So. 2. TaAta, .
WHKKT-tl.r.
Mlletaokve Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE. WrB.. Sept. $. V EAT
Higher; No. 1 northern. Il ttjl ; No. 2
northern. $1 4aVl 07r Deidlwer, IrT'tc
RTE No. 1. .Jasae.---
BA RLET Samsi .
CORN'-tBaS OMk &3t3El
At,-hl. adj
to 4a
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Boatoa A Albany
BoMoa Maine.
Boaion gleated
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Amer. Susar ...
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General Klactrlc ...
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t ailed 9. 14
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bid. A,ke4.
4 Atlantic
. . S' Hiugham
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. . -4SiSpuer Range ...
. Pair Weet
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.141 Mirbisan
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Treaaary stalemrat.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-Today's state
ment of the treasury bulsnre In the gen
eral fund exclusive of the $l50.00(,ttA) gold
reserve, shows: Available cash balance,
$!sa.597.io; gold coin and bullion, $11,614,
L, gold certificates. $30,386,330.
Baak t'learlaars.
OMAHA. Sept. $ Bank clearings for to
day were $1,916,784.42. and for the corre
sponding date laat year, $2.1 Kl. 747 aa.
Bank clearings for yesterUjr were $!0u$l-
Daloth Grain Market.
DULUTH. Sept. 8. WHEAT No. 1 hard.
$1.064: No. 1 northern. $1.05; No. 2 north
ern, $1.004; September, $1.0l; December.
$1W'4: Mav, $1.04.
OATS 4Hc
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
VS. 4-16-13
D. Van Horn to Lenta Van
An
g
ola
A. S. Patrick to Conrad J. Hetsler.
lot 7. block 3. A. 8. Patrick's addi
tion $
Eugene M. Earln to Harry Chrlsto
nherson, lot 5, block 6, Omaha
View
Jacob Budler and wife to Edmund
O. Shanahan, lots 9 and 10. block
2. Cloverdale
Byron R. Hastings, trustee, to M.
Isaacson, lot J, block, 7, Military
addition
Ueorge W. Henry and wife to William
J. Hislop. n30 feet lot 11, block 1,
Armet pong's First addition
Moses Issacson snd wife to the Mc
Cague Investment company, lot 6.
block 7, Military addition
John M. We-sterf ield and wife to
Frank Gray, lots 6, 7 and 23. Wester
field's sdditlon
Charles S. Huntington and William
R. Wall, executors, to Edwin D. Van
Horn. 11WS. nw1
Edwin
Horn. nws nws 4-16-13
Obarles W. Lyman and wife to
drew W. Grar.t, lot 10, block 7.
man ri-ica
Knudt Thomrin snd wife to
Public, slO feel. nl60 feet. e474 feet.
67, feet, lot 10. block 2. - Park
place
Margaret McKrnney and husband to
Hsrry V. ilarman and wife. eS;
block 19, Second addition to Corrigan
place
M. Woodburv Sawyer and wife to W.
D. Wolcott. sS lot 10. block 4. Boggs
A Hill s Second-sdd'tloni
Thomas R. Kumine to lonard Dun
can, lot 2, Lindsay's addition
Jennie Hmlth and hushsnd to Henry
N. Wtese. lots 9 and 10. block 2,
Spring Laike park
Rloliard Scarwiell. bishop of Omaha,
to Theophele Vandenbngaerde, lot 13.
block 2. St. Mary a addition
Stephen D. Bangs end wife to Fred
Armbrusrt, kit 11, block 10. Summit
addition
Wtllittm A. Smith and wife to Samuel
H. Famsworth, lot 1. block 1, Glen
coe place
Chariest E. Brereton et al. to Esther
U (wrter. lot H, blin k 3, O Neil s
subdivision
J sme L. Taylor and wife to Charles
8. White, lot 13. block $. Clifton Hill.
Eisiitore Place company to Nela Jen
sen, lot 14, block. I. Grant place
450
400
150
20
660
1.2O0
600
!.800
750
1.0H6
250
450
1.200
A0
VM
..6,529 4,091 27,806
of cattle Wfera small
today oomptu-ed wKh the heavy runs on
previous days this week. Btill the totsl for
the week foots up 36,9&9 head, being larger
than any previous week since the beginning
of the range season and a trifle larger man
tor me corresponding week 01 last year,
Ihe market haa been In veiv satiafactorv
condition aJl the week notwltnstanding the
extremely large receipts, and prices have
Ln well maintained on all kinds, except
ounimon 10 medium tenders,
There waa a very fair domand for beef
steers and the market on all desirable kinds
was generally quoted as steady. In fact
there waa no noteworthy change or any
new features worth mentioning. The offer
intra lor the most part changed hands in
goi'd seaeon.
The market on cows and heifers wss also
devoid of any quotable change In eny direc
tion. iJesinaDitt kinds, it anything, com
manded good, strong prices and the general
margen wwa tuny steady at least
There were very few stockers or feeders
In first hands. Good fleshy feeders con
tlnued ateevdy, with fslr inquiry. On the
other hand, common to medium kinds and
light, trashy cattle were a drug on the
market and very hard to move, it being a
question of finding a buyer rather thau of
prices
Quotations on csttie: uood to cnoice
corn-fed steers. $6.40yr7.26; fair to good corn-
fed steers. to.3izi4.4u; common to iair corn
fed steers, $4.0oiti6.26; good to choice range
steers, 34.7ri6.40; lair to good range steers,
$4.25--4.76; common to fair range steers,
$3 60-4.26; good to choice cowa and heifers.
WerMh-4.26; fslr to good cows ana neuers,
$3.fi3.60; common to fair cows and heifers,
i2.oKra 00: rood to cholcs stockers and feed
ers. $40O5-t.5O; fair to good atockers and
rdfrs. tt.40tr4.00: common to fair atockers
and feedera, $2.758o.40; stock heifers, $2.60
e$26.
Representative sales:
BEEF BTEERS.
No. Pr. No. A. Pr.
M 1211 4 to
CALVES.
1 114 $$6 t 110 5 26
w r.rj 1 E.tvra.
22 steers.. ..1138
61 steers. ...1187
12 steers.. ..1077
M steers. ...1069
26 cows 1028
11 cows 96
23 feeders.. 1G58
19 steers..,
61 steers..,
II steers..,
14 feeders.
13 feeders.. 11f7
19 cows 963
.1129
..UrVI
.mi
79
2ti feeders.. 1126
16 cows 1071
7 ralves..
4 steers..
6 cows...
6 steers..
4 cows...
23 steers..
10 steers..
210
.1(60
. 9.$
.10t
. K36
.1060
.1261
J. H
15 feeders.. 1123
33 cows.
4 35
4 10
4 15
4 25
$ 40
2 M
$ 86
WYOMING.
4 35 11 cows 960
$51) 17 steers.. ..1176
4 tV)
$ M)
3 20
4 16
3 00
4 0
4 40
Kennedy Wyo.
5 feeders.. 101 2
22 steers.. ..1010
14 cows 912
28 cows 90
41 steers. ...1130
1$ steers. ..
19 cows....
6 calves..
11 cows....
tifi feeders.
15 steers...
70 feeders.
II s.eers...
4 30 7 cows 1017
f.OO 8 89 19 steers.. ..1164
Mary A. Taylor Wyo.
.1003 4 10
L. Bell-Wyo.
. 93 3 00
3 Iff.
. 972 3 50
Harry T.
. 948 4 18
.ia3 4 75
117
22 cows...
13 calves..
Grav Wyo.
4 feeders.
!1 cows....
Hltchew Wyo.
4 46 14 steers...
912
1W
948
9b0
.1042
.1250
86 steers..
$ cows...
$ cows
16 cows
4 15
4 10
4 IS
3 90
8 Ml
3 25
1 75
4 10
3 60
3 80
3 4-1
a 40
4 30
8 00
3 95
3 25
5 01
3 50
$ 60
4 36
4 20
3 35
2 65
1306 4 20 4 steer.
John Jones Wyo.
1117 4 30 5 cows 974
f0 2 85 2 bulls 1225
W. H. Ashlev-Wvo.
15 feeders.. 861 8 75 II cows 876 3 35.
J. M. Abeny-Wyo.
.1140 3 40 3 cows 80
. 99o 3 40 4 steers ... 917
c. R. Wllllame wo-
13 steers.
5 steers. ..
6 cows ...
L.
5 corns....
25 steers...
23 feeders.
9 cows
15 com t.
7 cowa 986
$ cows 11(44
6 steers... .IOdO
Cross Wyo.
19 rows 10n$
2 76
4 00
3 65
3 40
4 1)
3 30
.1115 4 40
.I'D 4 80
. (SO 3 b6
H. A G. H
. fc64 3 00
.1140 4 25
F. II. Vlrden-Wyo.
1034 4 Of) 2 feeders.. 1031 3 25
735 $ 35 19 feeders.. 717 3 60
C W. Horr Wvo.
19 feeders.. 940 4 00 10 cows 993 $ 10
8. Mortlmore Wyo.
866 $ 40 24 feeders.. 880 $ 75
J. Snider Wyo.
$1 cows 973 $ 40 21 ralves... 336
i steers. ...1116 4 30 23 calves... 81O
j calves... a4 5 00 4 ralves... 124
61 COWS 922 $ 16 14 feeders.. $V3
J. need wyo
11 cows 10:9
17 cs. A hs.. 667
9 cs. A hs..l3
4 cows 960
3 feeders.. 1143
11 rows 1127
Total $a.B70i
11 cows.
VI feeders..
8 ralvea. ..
10 heifers..
12 feeders.,
$ t-alvea...
7 feedera.,
10 .heifers..
47 cows....
2$ steers.
10 sisers.
932
.1:
4 on
3 7
3 66
3 16
6 14
4 00
$ 16
6 10
U cs. A hs.. 884
14 feeders.. 1106
3 ra A hS..10:3
3 steers. ...114
7 Steers. ...1310
13 t-ows 10,6
.1227
.1097
164
591
9 steers
46 feeders
Greive Bros Wyo.
23 4 00 ,6 calea.
652 $ 36 8 heifers.
L. Roberts Wyo.
3.U 4 00 36 calves.
166 3 00
W. E. Clayton-Wyo.
320 4 00 $ calves
291 4 00
I- Koborts-Wyo.
. 84i 2 96 1$ cows...
Spear Bros Wyo.
.1M 4 0 lib steers. ..Ilt4
.1.41 4 60 $7 cows 101J
4 10
4 00
$ 75
t 90
3 70
4 75
3 66
4 70
4 70
3tS
4 70
4 75
6 00
3 35
$66 4 00
15$ 126
896 3 96
4 t
5 $u
.1113
19 steers.. ..1178
4 enwe 103
7 feeder).. 8f7
20 Steers.. ..1157
1$ feeders.. (SO
13 steers.
$7 Steers.
31 cows....
10 rows ...
It feeders.
$ cows....
3 calves..,
15 cows....
8 cows
23 feeders.
16 feeders.
7 helfera..
$ cews....
8 cows....
80 cows....
$ bulls ...
3 cows....
$ cows....
$ COWS.,..
$ bulls....
4 heifers..
3 heifers.,
4 46
NRBRASKA.
6 cows.
84
773
926
(Ml
146
9U
fna
9-0
Ml
.
1064
, ami
9
1.186
m
9
, m
no
, 390
630
$ 0
4 W!
3 50
4 16
2 PA
2 e
3 t0
3 25
$ 76
6 00
$ 30
8 16
$ 40
$ 40
$ 16
$ 00
$ 20
$ 36
$ 65
.in
.loaj
89
2 70
$ 36
3 t
3 CO
$ 80
4 Oft
4 feerlere
Js feeders
50 feeders
8 steers. ...nil
118 feeders. 1H1
13 calves... 885
14 cows lm2
S3 feeders.. 104
ai rows 94
f seders.. 940
16 feeders.. 62
17 feeders.
32 feeders.
1 bull
$ cows....
t cows ...
2 calves..
10 cows....
$ steers. ...1003
8V1
, 706
914
.1046
, 70
, $13
924
84
9M
9.13
1M
46
906
973
6 cows
19 feeders
11 steers..
9 rows...
2 feeders.
3 feeders
T. T. Grantham Neb,
973 3 (0 4 feeders
$ 85 8 cows...
$ SO 4 feeders. .1072
$ 50 9 cows 966
$ 86 3 rows 976
Stewart Neb.
4 00
Mllldale Cattle Co. Neb.
18 feeders.. 128 $ !5 10 cow 14$
6 cows 916 3 76 6 cslves... 270
11 feeders.. 1H $75 1 bull 1060
$ feeders.. 978 8 75
Renter Bros. Neb
19 feeders.. 946 8 40
3 cows 1016 3 26
Alfred
17 cs. A hs. $7 $ 26
6 cows 1026 $ 7$
Stetter A
50 feeders.. 1076 4 20
$ cows.
7 feeders.. I'M
3 cows 941
8 cows 7S6
feeders.. 1070
F.
$6 feeders . 1109
$ 36
8
4 30
3 80
4 16
3 05
3 26
3 16
$ S
$ 86
$ S6
$ 50
$ 40
$ 40
1 36
3 76
$ 50
4 00
$ 76
$ 60
$ 70
8 80
$ 3
$ 26
4 20
$ 85
t 50
2 50
$ 5
3 20
3 20
3 40
8 75
3 00
3 bulls 1410 i TO
10 cows....
l'i cowa. . , .
.1050
. 957
. 318
.1322
.1006
13 cows.'...
7 feeders.
U calves..
4 aieers.,.
4 rows....
12 steera. ...118.1
1 feeders. .1044
6.1 steers.. ..1274
15 steers.. ..1250
6 steers.. ..1176
18 feeders.. 1108
H
31 steers.. ..11S6 4 36
69 steers ...11 4 46
W. Smith A
II steers.. ..1342 4 40
2 steers... .1840 4 40
23 steers. ...13rJ 4 80
17 COWS. .
Cue Neb.
2 cslves... 1X6
1 bull 1670
Tobein Neb.
7 ff edere..l071
O. W. Kellar-Neb.
948 3 CO 3 cows sn
9.6 3 26 2 cows 8C0
SOUTH DAKOTA.
8 35 7 cows 1040
4 00 6 cslves... 276
4 10 9 cowe ion
4 70 1 7 steers. ...1239
3 65 6 steers. ...U70
4 10 8 steers. ...1212
3 90 22 steers.. ..108i
4 40 steers.. ..1198
4 40 11 steers.. ..1174
4 16 ( steers.. ..i:
4 80 1$ feeders. .1258
A. Dawson 8. D.
108 steers. ..1190
5 00
2 70
4 20
3 Hi
$ 26
3 35
4 0
3 M
4 20
4 70
4 20
4 00
13 feeders.
1$ heifers.
3 COWS....
$ cows
10 hsiCera.,
28 cows. .. ,
1 cow
11 steers...
Morrison 8,
$ steers..
$ steers..
6 cows...
1008 $ 36
L. R. Bingham 8. D.
lot l 26 feedera
mi im $ cows...
860 8 16
U Parrlsh-S. D.
853 2 60 31 cows...
, 67- $ 00 16 feeders
Dsll Bres.-S. D.
951 8 20 1 cow....
810 2 W 44 steers..
1263 4 40 7 feeders.. 1143
O. L. Williams 8. D
20 cows..
8 cows..
3 calves.
1 steer..
, D.
..1350
...1150
.. 913
711
82
9(0
7
940
1363
4 33
4 40
4 00
2 86
8 66
8 15
3 16
3 50
I 90
4 40
$ 90
987
1012
126
1540
8 cows 908 $ 20
6 cows 906 $ 00
2 bulls 1840 t 66
4 steers. ...1130 4 10
1 steet ....1260 4 75
K. Stumbauah H D.
35 steers.. ..1164 4 50 10 heifers... 8S5
Kent A Bissall Cattle Co. 8. D
148 steers. ..1111 4 25
Hell's Canvon Live Htnrk Co. fl TV
25 steers,. ..1113 4 26
Big Beaver Live Stock Co. 8. D.
8 20
2 90
6 Ul
4 75
3 50
81 steers.
s cows.
7 cows.
9 mixed.... 888
16 cows 1118
2 cows 9X0
n.
16 feeders. .WJA
8 heifers... 967
8 cows 995 '
T.
.1246 4 70 9 steers
. 878 $ 00 18 cows....
L. M. Sorenson 8. D.
. 890 3 45 15 steers...
IDAHO.
R. J. Costley Idaho.
$10 2 cows....
3 80 $4 cows....
3 80
McNulty Idaho.
8 90 2 feeders.
3 50 23 feeders.
8 6J 1 bull
Byrne Idaho.
1166
, 967
3 75
3 30
992 4 00
9A0
1084
.1025
.1036
.1680
3 10
3 80
8 $5
$ 98
I 60
6 l.ders..H34 8 !J 2 feeders.. 1140 3 25
i bu 1620 1 50 17 feeders.. 1077 8 90
8 feeaer..N,,6 3 25 1 bull 1640 1 50
HouS-Hogs ".ere in good active demand
tals morning, wiui prices generally lw
higher thun yesteruay. Everytnlng changed
hands In good sesson, the msrket closing
at the atrong point of the day. The hogs
soio. very largely at $6.50r 66. with a top
ai o. iv. ii win ue rememDered tnai the
most ot the hogs yesterdsy had to sell at
4Vi.40iEK.46, with a top at $6.t5.
Representative sales
No.
a..
97..
41..
!..
64..
67..
74 .
61..
44..
73..
49..
71..
it .
a..
54..
4 .
47..
to..
76..
S3..
17..
41..
14..
St..
41..
AT.
..171
..174
..131
..(44
..tu
.334
..1M
..Mt
..(44
.941
..110
..;4-
..rr
. .ISO
..tit
.304
. . 374
.311
..4
.117
. .210
..117
,.7
.tit
Ik.
200
SO
tao
at
to
40
11
40
tao
40
1
Pr.
440
4 43S
4 44
4 44
4 4?S
47 S
41 S
to
4
4 ed
I Ml
4 au
4 to
4 40
4 Kit
t 60
4 10
4 hi
t 10
I 40
4 10
4 So
4 60
4
t 10
4 els
I S
No.
74
40
74
lt
47..
10..
It..
04. .
2a..
71..
td .
70..
44..
44..
84. .
.
41..
71..
II..
44..
S3..
44..
14. .
"..
St..
11..
47..
an.
to
to
so
40
i!40
40
12U
120
130
too
HO
0
40
10
40
40
130
40
20
120
40
Pr.
4 US
4 63S
4 Jt
4 MS
4 ti
4 60
4 U
4 it
4 f
4 44
4 55
4 M
4 U
4 H
4 46
4 1
4 it
4 46
4 46
4 47S
4 47S
4 to
4 to
4 4iS
I 44
4 46
4 70
largo iuu
At.
.311
.104
..141
..221
..347
..lt
..IN.
.331
..7
..349
..i.M(
..ill
..240
. 6
..Ul
.23
..liT
..S7
..104
..srt
,.137
..144
. aui
..139
..US
..114
..137
srliaar I'llei-H wa mh,.l, .fi
lms luunung, carrying me total iur ins
iour aays pretty a-eii up to the loo.uuv
mars, inis means mat ine receipts are
uouoie or almost ueupls the record lor
any previous week and a a rent dei larsdi-
than for the corresponding week of it
year. In spite of tne large receipts, uio
demand haa been so good mat Uio supply
haa been kept very Well cleaned up. nen
the market closed last niahl there were
two strings of yearlings that did not get
into me oarn until late and were left un
sold, but sslde from that pretty much
everything hsd changed hands. As a mat
ter of fact, prices have been lower In syrn
pajtny with tna sharp break at all otner
market points, the large receipts also
having an Influence In that direction.
in is morning receipts consisted very
lsigely of lamos, in (act there haa been a
surplus of Ismbs all ths week. .Ihe ten
duicy of prices was still lower, and whlli
some sales did not show very much change,
a gooq many were HKonbe lower than yea
terday. This was true not only of lambs.
but of sheep as well, and would spply to
both killers and feedera. This meant that
Ismbs are pretty close to 50c lower than
last week and that old sheep are around
iftf-toc lower than last week. While
the break Is considerable, it is no
more. if aa much. as has taken
place at eastern markets. The trade here
continues in a good healthy condition In
aplte of the (act that the run ia ao large
and arrivals sli the week have sold freely
chsnslng hands about as fast ss they
could be shaped up and made ready for
aale. The market yesterdsy did not close
until Iste. the scales being kept busy
throughout the day. This morning buyers
and sellers were out early and stuff waa
crowded over the
could be weighed.
No.
197 western
a western
538 western
164 western
170 western
690 western
67 western
380 western
860 weatci n
350 western
S.y western
345 western
443 western
81S Wyoming wefhers
K Wyoming wethers
im western ewes, culls . , v
49 western laniba. culls t
24 Wyo. ewee wrthers feeders
3M vt yo. ewes, wethers, feeders
$04 Wyoming ewes, feeders
128 M yomlng ewes, feeders.,..
w Wyoming culls
Wyoming wethers, feeders.
310 Wyoming w-eihesr. feeders..
4"l yomtng ewes, feeders....
sjaS Wyemlng lambs, feeders ....
46 Wyoming lambs, feeders..,.
an. Wyoming Ismbs, feeders...,
2i Wyoming yearling wethers,
feeders
36 Wyoming wethers, feeders...
71 Wyoming ewes, feeders
263 Wyoming yearling wetheie.
feeders
500 Wyoming yearling wether.
feeders
23 Wyoming wethers
S.S3 Wyoming Ismbs. feeders
4J Wyoming yearlings, feeders.
in .1 7?
1 I 7$
79 1 6"
50 4 50
97 $ rV
97 8 n
, 1 40
si 3 :
9J $ ;a
PI .1 6
110 3 16
n t i
67 5 0"
67 5 on
67 $ t
85 4 1 0
7 $ "0
5 : .w
$4 4 (V
9S 4 Oil
107 3 15
i 8 t 1
92 4 10
MARKET
scales aa rapidly as It
lambs,
lambs,
la rn hs,
Ismbs,
Ismbs,
lambs,
lambs,
lambs,
lambs,
lambs,
Ismbs,
lambs.
lambs.
feeders
feeders
feeders
feeders
feeders
feeders
feeders
feeders
feeders
feeders
feeders
feeders
feeders
348 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
62 western Ismbs, feeders
1J western lambs, feeders, culls
1S$ Wyoming lambs, feeders
161 western lambs, culls, f'drs..
58 western lambs, feeders, culls
240 Wyoming yesrllngs, feeders
li2 Wyoming yearlings, feeders
213 Wyoming yesrllngs, feeders
58 Wyoming wethers, feeders..
120 Wyoming wethers, feeders..
116 Wyoming wethers, feeders..
J4ii Wyoming wethers, feeders..
17 western lambs, culls
69 Wvomlng ewes
73 Wyoming yesrllngs, culls..
SO Wyoming wethers, culls
94 Idaho earlings
110 Idi,ho yearllnga
50 Idaho ewea
6$ Idaho awes
857 Idaho yai lings
98 Idsho Ismbs
4,6 Wyoming welhers. feeders..
6aj Colorado lambs
403 Nevada lambs
150 Nevada lambs, feeders
6)6 wethers feeders
4M Idaho lambs, feeders
261 lusho Ismbs. feeders, culls..
270 Idsho yearlings, feeders....
273 Idaho lan.be
281 Idaho yearlings, fesders....
117 I'tsh lamba
laft I'tafi lambs, feeders
O L'tah lambs, feeders
142 I'tsh lambs, feeders
1H l'tah f ariings
$:$ Wyorring wethert ........ .. .
Av.
66
60
60
61
61
63
60
69
69
6
69
68
61
69
53
49
50
44
47
73
71
71
94
95
96
97
62
96
76
94
96
96
97
!
94
75
104
72
61
88
107
46
53
47
68
88
64
60
SI
60
ri
1:0
Pr.
6 3d
$ 26
1 26
6 2b
6 10
6 10
$ 10
$ 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
6 10
5 10
10
$ 00
4 76
4 75
4 50
4 60
4 So
4 85
4 35
$ 75
$ 75
3 76
3 76
3 76
3
8 00
2 76
4 16
4 16
$ 26
3
4 00
50
3 80
8 26
$ 2S
$ 00
8 ffi
I on
4 50
4 10
$ 40
4 10
X 60
6 20
5 15
6 to
4 14
3 71
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
tattle atewdy Heae Higher Sheep
aad I. a nabs Lower.
CHICAGO, Sept. .-CATTLl-:-Rct-elol.
sbout .fltiO head. Market, stcadv; steers.
34 754T7.8S: cowe. tt40tit).2K: heifers, rt.frvn
6.26; bulls. $2.7634.60; calves, thOlm '....;
stockers and feedera $16Mj"4 60.
HOGS Receipts, about 14.0UO head. Mar
ket 10c higher; rhotre hesvv shipping. IK"
7.00; butchers. M MK HO; Ikght mixed. Jti.J' a
7.90; choice light. $6 ifrrX 4t; packing, Jpi Sen
4 85; pigs, $3.76114 00; bulk of sale. $v0lu
190.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelp:. about
17.000. Market 10c Kiwer; sheep, t-loOVI-'e;
lambs, $4.76j4.O0: yearlings, $4U4 85.
Kaaaaa City- Litre Mock Market.
KANSAS CITT. Sept. 8. CATTLE Re-
celpts 9.000, including 2.5t) southerns.
Hteers strong to 10c higher; ros weak.
Chil.e export and dressed hrf ieei.
$6.27?(7.50; fslr to good. $l.trjj600; west
ern steers, $a.60'fi6.3i; stickers and feeders.
$.9Or)6.00; southern steers. M lopt 0;
miiithfrn cows. $2 OlwfT8.30; native cows,
$2.2MS4 0i; native heifer. $2.7j.10; bull.
$2.0rjd.3S; calves. $4 Wtfi7.00.
HOGS Receipts. 6,fV hesd. Msrket 541 1
higher. Top, $rl.8o; bulk. 4.3trjJt M, lieaxj.
7udj48n; packers snd butchers,
6.85; light, $ ZT.Ji6.76-. rig. $3.2.f'5.2
SHEEP AND LAMliS-Recclpt.
market strong to lv lower; lauihs,
6.76; ewes snd yesrllngs. $o.50'o l .t';
ers and feeders, w.oowt.re.
$4 5
9 ) ;
$1.0"?
SlfH'k-
t. l.oals Live Stork Market.
ST. IXM'IS. Sept. 3 t'ATTI.K Re -elpte.
7.5CO. Including 4.l"0 Texans. Msrket. na
tives, ltryanc lower; Texsns slondv to
strong; native shipping and export Met.,
$4 7f$7.&0; dressed neef and butcher stcet.
$:t.orvjjf.i6: steers under 1,000 pounds, $;! On
fco.76; canners. $2.0O12.25; bull. K. 1 Vi'4..i:
calves. $4,0047.00; Texas ano Indlmi !eer,
$2.76 6 26; cows and heifer. $1 6t l.irl.
HOUS Receipts. 6.2XM head: iV hit; her;
pigs and lights. $3.5Cqi5.50; packer $s.r'0.
6.75; butchers and bent heavy, $1.8rwfi;5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4.6tJ;
10c lower; native mutton. 4.ooi4.2; lamb.
$0 (KK(i.oiv culls and buck, 3X26i4.vti; stock
ers, $4.&0a6.CO.
t. Joseph Live atock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. 8.-CATTLK-R-colpts,
2,000 iiead; market stesdy to nenk:
steers, $4.0u437.2C; cows and hcliers, $iJi:
6.15; ralves, $3.oOitS.io.
HOGS Receipts. 6,000 head; market hit
10c higher; top, $6.85; bulk ut tales, $6.fc;i,
6 50
SHEEP AND LAM US Remipi . 4.'0
head: market ateady to loc iouer; iambs,
I3.254j6.70.
Sloex City Lire Stock aiarket.
SIOUX CITT. la.. Sept. 8. (Special Te e
gram.l CATTLE Receipts, too head; mar
ket steady; beeves. It.tYKS.on: cows snt
heifers. M00(g6.0O: feeders, $3.(4-1.50; calves
and yearlings. $2.78fM.o0.
HOGS-Rpcelpts. t.ooc- head; maiket Wi
15c higher; range, $0.3576.60; bulk of sale.
$6.46a50.
Stork la Sight.
Recoipta of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 2.600 $8.on0 19,500
Sioux City 400 1.000
St. Joseph 2.i . 000 4.O0I
Kansas City 9.000 6,o00 9.K0O
St. Louis 7 .600 tt.-fO 4501
Chicago , 6,000 14,000 17,000
Totals 27,500 2,8H0 54.600
OMAHA GB.tERAb MARKETS. -
Coadltlon of Trade and ttaotatlons on
Staple and Fancy Produce.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1 delivered It
retail trade In cartons, 23c; No. 1, In 4Mb.
tubs, 22V4jc; No, 1, In 10-lb. tubs, Uc; No.
$. In 60-lb. tubs, 20Vc; No. 3, In 30-lh. tubs.
21o; No. 2, in 1-lb. cartons, 21c; No. 1. in
carload lots, 2lc; No. 2, In carload lots.
lS319Vio; country, fancy, tubs, 17c: com
mon. 16c.
FOGS Fresh candled. 19o r dosen.
CHEE9E Finest Wisconsin full cream,
twins, itst-c; young Americas, 4 in no.,p,
luc; lavorlte, a la hoop, lo'.io; daisies, t 1,1
hoop, 16Vc; cream brick, full case, i3v-;
hslt case, 134c; half doaen Micks, i4c. ij
quotations on Swiss nur nmbt-iger u it ill
after October.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 rib, 17c; No. 2 r.b.
11c; No. rib, 7c; No. 1 loin, mid No. J
loin, 12c; No. 3 loin, 9c; No. 1 cnucg, -it.
No. Z cnuck, 4ac; No. 3 onuck, 4c; No. 1
round, Hc; $ round, rsc; No. i round,
6rac; No. 1 plat. i,c; No. i plate,
No. 3 plate, SSc-
VEGETABLES Celery. Michigan, pe.
dos., Ac. Beans, new wax and ap.li.g, out
third bu. basuet, Vl.tiu; navy, per du., No. 1,
$j.iu; lima, Sc per lb. Cabbage, 2c per lu.
potatoea, new, per bu., 61.lv. '1 on.aroca,
per 4-banket crate, 9uc. Waiermuiuna, -a
sue. Cantfeiopes, Caillornia, .oubi.-jv pe,
ciate. , Asparagus, p.;r aos., sue. cuuu.n
bora, per uu., 0O0. Onions, Bermuda,
per ciate; 'lexaa yellow, l.as fer ctae.
Mushrooms, cultivated, per lu., ,oc. Let
tuce, per aoa., Jbc. 1-epper. auuiluru, 41
per crate.
a'RKbrl FRUITS Apples, $2.nV0.a.0u per
bu. box. Lemons, HtWo-Uu.' urinstti Va.'M
tjo.OU. Bananas, 40 per lb. I'luins, ei.-i ps.'
4-basket crate, pvacnes, CalUornla. vat,c
per box; Texas, 4-ba.bM.et craic, 6.i.i--.
fears, 41.6O per 4-baket crate, lilackoei
nts, 44.UU per crate, itaepberrtcs, 4-a par
crats. Cherries, $2.26. currants, .. per
urate. Oooaeoerrles, 2.0u per crate.
blGAH coarse granulated, e.soc; fins
granulated, .70c; cubes, o.suci ixxttleiira,
s.oOc per lb. ...
uRfctiSED POL'LTKS-oquabs. $i.2i
per dozen.
LIVk. POULTRY Hens, 9c; springs, 12c;
roosleis, ac; ducks, young, av; oid, 7vc,
geese, ttc; turkeys, 14c; pigeons, otic par
uosen; squabs, l-'.W per uoaen.
DKltJJ FKcI'i'8 haislus, loose Muscatel,
Sc; isncy aec-ded, 1-lb. carton, luc. Cur
rants, uncleaneu. oo; cleaned, c; cartur.,
kc per lb. Prunes, to-fcOOc per sack; 3VJ
per lb. Apricots, 26-Id. uoxes, 9c per lu.
Peaches, California choice, 9c; fancy box.
lie per lb. Peaia, California, 11c. Dates,
Persian, Ho. 'lgs, layers, cholcs, 10Vc.
Citron, 16&..UC. Lemon peel, lac. Orange
peel, loc.
FISH Halibut, 8c; trout, 14c; llt kerel, lie,
nikK. 14c: bullheads, skinned and dressed.
Uc; whits percli, ac; wliite bass. 17c; black
baas. 2oc; crapples, 16c; wTilte fish, Uc;
red snapper, 14c; flounders, Uc; mackerel,
17c; codtlah, fresh frosen, 13c; shsd roe, 4uc;
smelts, Uc; frog legs. 46c; green sea turtle
meat, 26c; catiiah, loc; eel, per lb., 18u.
HIDES quotations by J. &. Smith A Co.:
Oreen salted No. 1. lOe; No. 2, sc; bull'
hides. No. 1, 8c; No. 2. 1c; horns hides.
$2.60; sheep I -sits. 26c to $1.50; dry pelts, loo
to 12c per lb., dry flint butcher hldas, l$c;
dry fallen bides, 11c; dry saltsd bides, 9c.
, t ge Market j . '
NEW YORK. Sept. $. COFFEE Market
for futures closed, steady, net unchanged to
10 points lower. Seles were estimated at
14.700 beg. Including September at 6 atx. ;
October. 6.60c; December, aeoc; May, 60c;
June, 6.60c; July. 6 6&.4i5r ; and August.
5.6IK-. Spot, quiet; No. 7 Rio. 4"c; So. 4
Santos. &c. Mild cuffee, dull; Cordova.
9H12ViC. . , . ;
ttttr and Molasses.
,1 ' VADIf Cr.t H HI'r:iR-.R,ll'
steady', fair refining, $ 4c; centrifugal, it
test a.SOC. moiaea iritHTu.
ateady; No. 6. 4 70c; No. 7, 4 66c; No.. ,
4 60c; No. 9. 4 65c; No. 10, 4.46c; No. Jl,
4 40c: No. 1$. 4.86c; No. 13. 4 3ii ; No. 14,
4 25c; confectlonera A. 6.60; mould. 6. 45c;
out loaf. 6 90c; crushed, 6 80c; powdered,
5 20c; granulated, 6.16c; cul.ee. 6. i5c.
4lls aad Hoala.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 3 -OIL8-TurpentlBs,
''uOsfN-Firm; A. B. C. .')f l. $2 45; B.
noutitoS; V. $2 70; G, $2.75; H, $.135; I. $3 6,1;
K. $4.30; M. $4 60; N, $0 J6; W. W., $4,10. W.
H.. $6.00.
Wi offer sttbjsct to sale 0 aharea of
TJaloa Stock Tarda, Omasa, at 90 ta
blocks of fire er mora.
V. Farnam Smith & Go.
1330 TAB. at AM 8TKKBT.
TsL Song. 1044 Ud. AaOM
