THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MOXDAY, 8EITEMHEH 7. 1003.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Heavy Receipt! and Shipments Take
Edge Off Grain Valnei.
PREDICTIONS FOR FUTURES MIXED
Heeelpta Are Dairy Banning; Orer E
llmitw aad "ttl U C'nsreeded that
Prices . Will Com to
Lower Level.
' OMAHA, Sept. 8, IV.
Heavy receipt and large expected coun
try shipments take the edge off grain val
ues. Northwest markets came 'lower and
selling bm general and offerings wert
nacgwam and slowly taken. tenumcnt
runs mixed as to the future action of val
ues, but receipts are running over the esti
mates dally and It la conceded that If they
continual lara.- prices will have to come to
a lower level.
Wheat proved a dull affair owing to the
short, Saturday session and the holiday to
oome Munday. Short Selling on the larger
northwestern receipts proved the real factor
for the docllne.
Advices show a good demand all along
the line, and this should sustain prices.
September wheat opened at 9oc and closed
at S2Hc.
Corn sold off moderately on renllslng.
The weather continues Ideal throughout the
belt, and the forecast Is for oontinucd fair
condition.- Klie weather Is still the Im
portant fator with the deferred futures.
September iorn opened at 73c and closed at
73c.
Primary wheat receipts were 5,880,0.10 bu.
and shipments were 3.20o.iO bu., against
receipts last year of t.StS.OMO bu. and ship
ments of a.lls.ooo bu.
Corn receipts were 2,767,000 bu. and ship
ments were 2,i.Ui.0) bu., against receipts
last vear of 3,SO,ouo bu. and shipments of
2,;-.lS bu.
Cleammes were 825 hu of corn, none of
oals und wheat and ilour equal to 307.0O0 bu.
I.lverpool.aolnsed Vd higher on Wheat and
VaVd higher on corn.
Local riKM ot -ploris:
Articles. Open. Hgh:! Low. f Close. Yes'dy
Wheat-I
FCPL-.:
Dec....
. v t 1
924l
.3
Cm I) -Bopt,.,
I).'..',
Oatrfi-
:...,
73 7
V.Vs -124
. i
real Estate
K A It SI AXl, n4Hu FOR f ALB
(.Continued.)
LNrORMATi6? OF TRIPP COUNTY
OPENING.
The registration lor, the Tripp county land,
comprising 1,oOO,0iO acres of fertile lands,
will begin October 6 and continue Until
the" '17th. This land Is even LetUr than
the-Rosebud, ."Gregory county," which, is
now seinng for from S3.Cr.jO to SlO.oOJ pe,
tjuailer, Bfnd- fclic for mat., mud Uiwji, pr?sidnit
proclamation and Other Information, iluy
your lleki ts to Dallas, the only R. H.
town" near' tl'' land. The Dallas Real
Estalfc'Co., Dallas, B. "D., one of the ol l-est-Teal
uMtate firms in Tripp eouniy.
- " , " ' U0-Mt4 30
W yonilnK.
rpULlElCXANl) OPENING
15.1.K0 acres of rich irrigated land, in ih.
h.den Valy or southern Wyoming; per
petual water rUilM lurnlslied setlieis
under Carey Sot' of congress." The great
eut oppurtunliy 'ever offered citizens ol
the'Uniteid States by the federal govern
lient and stale of Wyoming to own 'u
rich lrfltatd farm. Cheap role .exaur
Hons. ' Fur full particulars write or see
fhe flloh Iand' and - Investment Co., 31J
( B. Wtlf Ma' Omurtia,' Neb. (30) MB15
.1 Mlscellaneona.
NKBRAPKA -COLOR ADO LANDS.
100,0m) pereb, of "Western Nebraska and east
ern Colorado improved ana unimproved
lands at K to 114 per acre: any slxe tract.
Fine'-Crops. Wrllo or come and see us,
(llohe Land and In,estment Co., 312 H.
18th &t , Omaha. (!0)-278
REAL; ESTATE LOANS
LOjVNS "pn improved Omaha property.
uXevfe K. E. Co., 1001 N. X. Life Bldg.
. ' ' . " .' ' (221-2.7
v,' FIVE PER CENT'
money to luan on
' Omaha business property,
THOMAS RRKNNAN.
Room 1, New York Life BltTg.;
(33)-27S
Good 6
Farm Mortgage
V. i j . . . .
Always, on hand and for sale In amounts
f.-om WOO to 13,000.
. BENSON & MYERS,
412 N. T. Life Bldg.
- - ' v-" ' X22-M949 7
WANTED City loans and warrants. W.
Fajrnam Smith ft Co., 13.0 l arnam St.
lS2-27
. v l '
WANTED-rClty loan. Petors Trut Co.
PAYNE, BOBTVV1CK A CO.. N. Y. Life. .
- Private money, tduo to 6a,0uo. Low rate.
MONEY TO BC1LD.
' 10 to J.ni.tM) at current rates.
W. H. THOMAS, &U3 First Nat. Bank Bldg
(Ik) T IIOWO made promptly. F. D. Wead,
Wesd Bldg., l&lh and Farnam. (ai) 2
PRIVATE MONEY-NO DELAY.
GARVIN BROS., I'j04 FARNAM
: . V . . (22-.
IXWE8T RATES Bemls. Paxton Blm '
- - - t22)-M
MONEY TO LOAN-Payn Investment tv
-. ,. . ? ' itll-M
WANTED-TO BUY
IllUMKST prices for 2d-hand furniture, car
pets, clothes and shoes. Tel. Douglas 3v71
26 398
LIGHT prices paid for Id-hand furniture,
carpets, stoves, clothing, shoes. Tel. Red
7.-K.I1. (25) 697
WANTED TO RENT
WANTIED tty Young woman, employ
ed, room and breakfast: private fam
ily In neighborhood where dinners can be
had near by. Address N. 135 Bee.
t36)-M9:4 8x
WANTED SITUATIONS
BOY going to Omaha High school wishes
fiace In good family to work for board,
teferenc excliaugod. Address H lli,
care of fie.. . Ct M3 7z
STOVE REPAIRS
8 TOVtt. rCKNACK. Sl'tAil and but water
boiler repairs; water f routs.
OMAHA arovu kjepajh wokks,
1M I Douglas tU.
. . Telephone Bell ixj-gle (tM.
137
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
OFr"ICH OF CONwTRUCTlON QUAJITEK
termaater. Fort Onxaha, Neb., September
6, ' IIsjb, tfwaled proptMals. In triplicate, sub
ject t to the usual conditions, will be re
ceived here urtil 10 o'clock a. m.. central
standard time, September 16, 1308, fur grad
ing and drainage around palloon and gas
houses at Fort Omaha, Neb. Full Informa
tion furnished on application. United
Plates reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. Knvelopee containing proposals to
be marked. Proposals for grading." and
addressed w Captain 'C. deF. Chandler.
4vnt,rucilDj" Uiiariermaster, Fort Omaha,
fc 67-8-Hv-U-ia
47'
6.,
471 x 47 SI
4H
s-S
Uimis l ash r rices.
WIIKAT-Xo. ! hsrd. (njWc; No. S hard.
S"Vufl4r; No. 4 hsrd, SMiW'c; No. S spring,
tOKX-Nn. t 7.Vfr73c: No. I. 7:t4-i'ic;
No. 4. TTiyiiTV; No. 2 yellow. 74V.4c; No. 3
yellow. 73 VT3V; No. 3 white.. 734,'73e.
OATS No. a white. 47ii4c; No. 4
whjfr'. 47V l-c; No. 4 white, 4;4474c.
RTE No. 2. 7Vq784c; No. 3, i74j78o.
Carlo Receipts.
Wheat. Corn. Oats
f'hlcaarn -.. 65 335 266
Minneapolis 320
omsha f'
Duluth 4lo
47
108
CHICAGO GRAIN ASD ritOVISIOS S
Featares af the Trading and Closing
Prices on tbe Hoard of Trade,
CHICAGO, Sept. 6. Selling for profits
assumed litwral proportions in the wheat
market today owning to a heavy move
ment, both present and prospective in the
northwest. The market closea weak, with
prices 'off l-26-8c. Corp; oats and pro
visions were also weak.
Iiuslness In the wheat pit was of an
evening up character, as is usual preced
ing a hollihiv and . holders being mora
anxious to-sell thaa shorts were to buy,
prices steadily declined all day. The chief
influence was the situation In the north
west. Receipts at Minneapolis and Uu
luth were enormous, the total arrivals to
day at the two points being . 766 cars,
aulnst 447 the corrtfipoml'iig day a week
ago. and it was predlcert that the receipts
at Minneapolis next TueHday would ag
gregate from 2.ft. lo .i ars. Despite
an unusually urgei.r 'd-i!,niiu for cash
wheat by millers In the noithwest and the
large sales of flour which i''e been made
the past few das, the exceptionally heavy
movement naturally touid have no idher
effect, it was -claimed than to weaken
wheat values. Local extorters claimed
that any material decline in prices would
force lllerul export sule but only small
sales had been made duro.g the day. Min
neapolis and Chlcasjo cash wheat premiums
were unchanged and St. Louis was 4c
lower. The market cIoklcI weak and only
a trifle above the lowest point of the day.
den r nees nf wheat and Hour were equal
o 3o7.(4iO bushels. Primary receipts. 1.406,no0
bushels, compared witn ooH.uou uusneis tne
corresponding daj A. yeat ago. Mlnne-
nniia iiniuih uid Chlcairo reported re
ceipts of f31 curs', against 602 last week.
and ii8 a year ago.
l or n draBirrnl jlnwn' sllahtlv by the
weakness of wheat. The selling of Sep
tember was duo to the turning out- of
about lsTi.OHO tmnliels of contract corn from
elevators during the- paai - iwemy-iour
LEGAL NOTICES
Oi'KlCE OF " THE SIOUX CITY AND
WKHTEKN. KAlLVtAI COMPANY.
Omaha, Nebraska, August S. DHL i
To fhe Sto kholders:
Notice Is l.ereby lven, that h annual
meeting of tha stockholders of 'i'B Sioux
City and Western Railway company will
be held at the office of the . company -4n
H.mth Sioux City, Nebraska, at tan (lui
o'clock a. m., on Thursday.-October 16,
to elect directors for the ensuing year and
to act upon me q-jesiion of... selling tna
silt'jad property and franchise of this com
pany to the Chicago, Burlington & UUIncy
Railroad company, the railroad and prop
erty aforesaid being now under lease to
said company, and for the transaction of
such ether business as may legally corns
lefore the meeting,
by order -of the Board of Directors.
i . - W. P. DURKEE,
, , . Secretary.
' ' ' - A4d sol
RAILWAY TIME CARD. r
tuloa Pa el Ac
Overland Limited.
Colorado Express.
Atlantic Express..
Leave.
.....'. 8:60 am
..'....a 3 u0 pin
Arrive.
a 9:40 pis
a 6:00 pin
a!0:15 am
a 6:00 pm
Oregon Express
...a 4: it pm
Lea Angeles Limited. ., ,al2:M pm -a.:lB pm
Fast Mall ...a :30 am a 6:46 PBI
China A Japan Muil..-.a 4:o0 pui ..a l;W pm
North Platte Local,. iJ.'.a f :42 am .a, 4:45. pm
Colo-Chicago Special..;, aiajo am a 7:05 am
beatrlca A Btromsburg --
. Local ,bl2:33 pm It 1:40 pm
Illinois Central- ' .
Chicago Express a 7:15 am
Chlcano Limited. a -W pm
Mlnn-ac Paul Express 1:16 am
a 3:45 pra
a 8 JO am
MlniR-SR raot- Llm J. a ei0 pm
a :S0-1
CUIcago Oreat Western '. " f
SL Paul-Mlni.eupuiiB.v... -fc.30 pra 7:30 am
St. Paul-Minneapolis .... i:J0 am 11:36 pm
vhlcagu Limlteu s:Oo pui am
Chicago K&prea , J;Jo giu U:tt pro
Chicago li:: press 3:iW pm 3.30 pm
MiMUwrl Phl-IAc ..
Kj C. & Bt L. Express. a 9:00 am a 6:45 am
K. C. & S. L. Express. all: 16 pm a 4:60 pm
Chicago, Rock Isiaad A Paclac- -
EAST.
Chicago Limited a 3:00 am' all:06 pm
Iowa Local a 7:0u am a 4:8u pm
Rocky Mountain Ltd.,. .a 3:oo am all:u pm
Des Moines sc Kustein. .a 7:u0 am 8,4:30 pm
Des Moines Passungei..a : pm al2.30 pm
Iowa Local bll:40 am b 9:65 pm
Chicago t Eastern Kxj..tt 4'4u pin a 1:16 pm
Chicago Fiyer ....a 6:10, pra a 8:3s am
WtSi. ...
Rocky Mountatii Ltd...all-i; pm a!:G0 trh
Colo. & Cal. press... a 1:10 piu a 4:30 pm
Okl. & Texas KapretM..a 4:40 pm a 1:16 pm
Lincoln ...;.a 6:02 Jim a 8:63 am
Chicago. Mil waakee St. Pa
Chicago oc Colo. Bpe'l a 7:2a am
Cal. & Ore. Express A. :uu pra
Overland Limited. i.a 9:6 pm
penjr Local .... 4VJU 1W"
Wabash
tit.. Louis Express a 6:30 pm
all :50 pm
a 3:26 put
a 8:30 am
all:0J am
a 1:26 am
til. Louis Local (.from
Council bluffs; ....v..i 8.00 am aU: pm
8tandbiry Lical vfruui .
Council- Bluffs; b 6:00 pm blO:la am
Chicago A NOTtksrwitn
Chicago Daylighr'.......a 7:4 am
tit. Paul-Miun. tP t:ii am
all:4i pm
aio:4 Lm
Chicago Local.. .milM am
a 3.3s uiu
Bioux City Passenger... a .u pm
Culcago epeciai a o;u pui
Hi. Paul-Minn. Liuuteuu. bv pu.
Los Aiiauiea LuuKcd.. ix 9.A) pu
Overlanu Llmited...-.aiO:09 pa.
iasi Mall
bioux Ctiy Local a 3.60 pm
'I win City Limited a u:U ou
a t:i0 am
4 4:i3 am
. a :oj am
hU:3j pro
a 3 .33 aui
a J -o pui
a :m am
a :uu am
Noriolk-ooneaieei . ....a aui a 6:o
Llncoin-Loiig Pine ,,...a 1 ;40 am alo: am
Duudwuod-Lincoln ......a SMI pm a t.M piu
Caapv-Lahder '. ... 3:04 pm at:20 pm
Ua.iigs-biiprlor ......b 3:tM put b i.'jU pm
c ruiut-Aiuiuu .....,.,.b yia b pm
III 11LI. GTOH ITA-IOTU MASON
lurllagtea-
' Leave,
i:er & California. ...a 4:10 pm
...:uitt bpeclal ......a 4.10 bin
Hills a 4:10 tun
Arrive.
a 3:5u pm
a 6.10 um
a 6:10 piu
.sol lowest L'xpress all.Wpm
t i;is am
a b lu d.ji
.wura.tA potiibs ..a s.-m mm
.Nebraska Express , a 9:15 am
Lincoln Past Mail b 1:20 pm
ntncolu Local .......
Lincoln Local
Scliuj ier-Plttitmnouth ,.b 3:10 pm
iiollevue-Plattsmouth ..a 8;o0 pm
Piattamoutn-lowa b 9:18 am
lie lWvuu-PIaUsmouth.
ilullevue-Plailamouth ...c 2:35 pm
Denver Limited -. a 4:10 pin
Chicago special 4 7:25 am
Chicago m press .a 4 ;j pin
Chlnago Flyer 6:M.pm
Iowa Local a 9:16 am
St., Louis Express a 4:45 pm
Kansas City Sl St. Joe. .al0:4i pm
Kansas City & St. Joe.. a 9:15 am
Kansas City A St. Joe.. a l. pm
a 6:10 pm
alMl pm
b 9:08 am
a 7:ao pm
b 1(1:1 am
a k. ou am
h 1 -fin n in
c 2:40 pm
a i mo am
all 45 pm
a 3 55 pm
a J a
all a) a
all:3o am
a 6:: am
a 6:10 pm
WEB8TCR 8TA loTH at WEBSTER.
Chicago, St. Paal, Mlaaeapolls ,
Omaha
Leave. Ai4ive
Twin City Passenger b 6.30 am b 9:10 pm
Sioux City Paa(euger...a 2:01 pin al0:50 am
Kmerson Local :45 tin c 8 65 pin
Emeis. n Local b 6.45 pm b 9:10 em
Mlaaoarl- 3eltl
Auburn Local....
..b 3:50 pm bu :36 am
a Dally, b Dally except Funday.
dsy only, d Dally except Saturday, e
esee-t Monday.
e Sun-
Daily
OCEAN STEAMERS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
EatrmSBS X33f B 03 TU ATXAJITIO
Low rates; fal time: excellent service. Ask
any ticket agent rorparticuiare or write.
O. scsjsais, 4tjea-Xk Atrr.
14. . Uouago. xu.
Wl oftr su-.;ec to sale 60 shares of
TJaloa Stock Tarda, ' Omaha, at M la
bloeks of fiTS er snore. ,
W. Farnam Smith & Ge:
130 TAX. ST AM BTBXZT.
Tel. Soug. lOflf lui. AIM I
Pept...
May...
hours." The market closed weak, with
prices lower. Ixx-al receipts were
i.v cars witn so contract.
Oats were weak on selilna of Reptember
and December deliveries by cash houses.
r i ne sampm lames demand was rather
siaek, and prices declined Vb to lc. The
close m weak, with prices off Hflc.
receipts were Kill cars.
Provisions were dull and esay. At the
close prices were a shade higher to 7"c
lower.
IQetlmated recninta for Tun,tv Wheal
csrs; corn, 2os ears; oats, fcl cars; hogs
L . ""iMy. ro.iiiu neao.
ine leading futures rangtd ss follows:
I Open. High. J Low. Close. Yes y.
fpt.
Iec.
May
97m WH
PTSlTTSir-.
KK,I 1 OlVs
7S,-S8 I R
i oiy i oiv.1 1 oos
Corn
Spt.
Dec.
Mav
79S!
67-1,
TT'Mil 7 7Sl 7!4
8: 5-SI twvo&Stj-
Oats-
I
40'4
Sept. "
' Dec.
May
jOtl'S!
e21
6-i 54,
62
Fork
Be.pt.
Oct.
Jan.
UK
14 46
14 67 14 R7HI
14 t'S 14 :
14 7H
14 TP,i
1 t2
.
14 TJHi
14 72H
1 30
18 JO
IB 11 30
Lard-
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
8 9 6L'H 19 62t4 19 tS?i
( 85 rnl Co! fo AT) ra RR
9 7ir !9 7i?f '9 67V9 GWI 9 7
v v V 7IN
47H 47m 47HI 9 47H 47
R lbs-
Sept. '
Oct.
Jan,
9 12U
9 1?4
9 07HI 9 07H
9 10
17H
160
171
9 lSh,9 12H
tat is
50 I I C4
8 42H
No. I.
Cash quotations were at fellows:
KLOl'll Firm: winter nlnl tl irvm
4. All: StralahtS. It R.Vn-4 A- STirlnir niunta
$5.&ofi6.76i straights. I4.0Vg5.20; bakers, J2.70
iy 1. 1".
WiTBAT-No. 2 spring. 9Sc:' No.' I spring,
94cull.n5: No. 1 red. Pifr!i.iv
Cf)RN-No. 2,-79T914c; No. yellow, 79
OATf-No. t white, 61e; No. 3 white, 484
IflvOc.
BARLEY Goon feeding, iieac; fair to
choice malting. tt3ific.
SKED8-F1ax, No. 1 northwestern. tl.SrP.
Prime t'mnthv. J3.40.
PROVISIONS Short rl'bs, sldi-s (loose).
$8.87Wjf,9 16. Mess pork, per bbl.. I14.8(V614..
Ird. per ino l.. tfl.67H. Short clear sides
(hoxedt, $9.X'S9.60. .
Following were the receipts and ship
ments of -flour and grain:
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ...
Oats, bu. ...
Rye,- bu-. ...
25.5(0
48.100
....102,800
....283.000
.... 304,800
. . . . 3,000
,96,500
267.700
'.3,700
4.000
Barley, bu.
..124.310
,700
On the Produee exchange tbday the-but
ter market was steady; creameries,
22Hc; dairies, 17f(ii"c. Eggs, firm; at mark,
cases Included, 15S17HO; firsts, 20c; 'prime
firsts, 21c". Cheese, steady: llVV&13c.("
WEATHER 1 THE GRAI.V BELT
Fair landsy, with a Temperatare
Slightly Cooler.
OMAHA, Sept. t, 1908.
Generally fair weather prevails In all por
tions of the country except the southern
states, where rains have continued during
the last twenty-four hours. The weather
la warmer In the eastern states, lake re
gion, central valleys and northwest. Tem
perature changes have been slight and un
important In other portions. The pressure
Is lowest over the extreme upper Missis
sippi and Missouri valleys. It Is higher
ovct the west and will Increase over the
central valleys during the next twenty
four hours, causing sliglrtly cooler In this
vicinity tonight and Sunday, 'with continued
fair -weather.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:-
1908. 1907. 1906. 1905.
Minimum temperature ... 67 64 - 69 66
Precipitation .....i.... .00 .00 .08 1.57
Normal temperature for today, 70 degrees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1
.49 uf an inch-' ' . -.
Defleienc'y corresponding period In 1907,
6.00 inches.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1906,
4.36 Inohes. ' '
, . L. A. WELSH,' Local Forecaster.
Corn Wheat negloB Balletta. .
For the twenty-four hours ending' at 8
a. ni., 75th' meridian time, Saturday, Sep-
letuoei-,,, i9us:; ., , t-. -t--.-.
k,. v ... ,-Temn Kaln- .--. .
Stations. . .Max. Mln.-.-fall.
'flky. .
Ashlaad, Neb..... 88 KO . .00
Clear
Clear
Clear
. Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear i
. Clear .
Clear
Clear
Clea r
Clear -Clear
-.
C'.ear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
twelve-hour
Auburh. Neb 89
Uroken How. Neh. &J
.00
: .00
,. M
.00
-.00
.00
.00
;00
.01
.00
.00
. .oo
.00
.00
.00
.co
.oo
.oo
f.4
Columbus, Neb... 2 .'.,61
C ulbertson. Neb,,' 92 60
ralrDury, Neb....-
FalrmonL Neb.... 89
Or. Island, Neb... 88
Hartlngton, Neb. 88
Hastings, Neb..,. 90
Holdreae. Neb... 93
Oakdale, Neb 88
Omaha, Neb 8ft
Tekamah,; Neb... 92
Alia, ta. ........
Carroll, la,.....,
Clarlnda, la....
Sibley, .la.,
Sioux City, la
83
., 83
.. 87
...88
.. 88
Minimum temreraturo
for
hour (eilod ending at 8 a. m,
CENTRAL STATIANS.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Contral. Stations. Max. Min. Inches.
Chicago, 111 25
Columbus, O.. 18
84 56 . .00
80 , 54 T
82 S8 .00
62 62 T
-2 2 .01
86 60 .13
84 62 T
88 60 .4)0
74 , 66 .01
Des Moines. la... 14
Indianapolis, lnd.. 12
Kansjs city, Mo.. 19
Louisville. Ky 19
Minneapolis, Minn. 29
Omaha. Neb., 19
St.. Louis, Mo 12
The weather Is warmer throughout the
corn and wheat region. Showers occurred
within the last twenty-four hours In -all
except the Omaha, Dts Moines snd Chicago
districts.
... L. A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
Milwaukee) Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Sept. 5.-WHEAT
No. 1 northern, 31.oftiri.lu; No. 2 northern,
H.ORil.07; December, 97c asked..
KYIS NO. 1 V6HC. -
BARLEY Sample, lifYR5.:e.
CORN December, 67.a7c bid.
Dun's Rsp ort
Midsummer dolnem la trade nsually reduces settlement through (he banks to the small
set volume of the year, aad while August bank clearings still denote considerable curtail
ment they are now more nearly normal than for any month for nearly a year, exceeding in
amount four of the seven preceding months this year. R. O. Don A Oo, report total bank
exchanges for the month for more than one hundred cities In tbe United States, all that
report, of 1 10, RMS, 877, 439, 11.4 per cent nnder the corresponding month last year. One busi
ness day less In the meath this year makes the comparison slightly more unfavorable than
It shenld be, average daily bank exchanges for the month showing a loss of only 8.0 per
cent) compared with August, 19M, the lots la somewhat larger, but this Is mslnly dns te the
heavy decrease at Mew York-City, where stock market operations two years ago were ex
ceptionally active, raising August bank eltarings aboTS three of the seven preceding months,
Instead of their being at the lowest point of the year. There are again some gains at some
of the smaller dties, bat losses In comparison with both preceding years continue to pre
dominate. The Angust report denotes some improvement in the volume of payments
through the banks, bat ths Improvement Is nstnrsll very slow. Comparison is made below
of bank txohatiges by sections covering three years; also ths average dally figures for
Aagnst and the seven preceding months:
Avorsr. isog
. Kew ksf land Sl2.74,tB4
MIOSIS 70V.il4.676
Buuih AUaatle ln6A8.?27
KouUiera 474380 644
OorrelWest 1 .'.' 9 1 3 H-JO
mn 4c8.'jooii
" f-Kltc 9-.'1.6H6 o68
Total 4)4 011,763.8111
Ntw vers City e,2-25.113.tkM
ratted Mates B101377439
Aterage dally t
Aucbs gS3.tl6,000
July 4-J4.48 .ooo
Juae 877.6WS.uoO
Msy 4831Me
April 8 ?.7'J6 OoO
SlMTh 876.1 5H.IS10
ruSresry t7t.lMJHi
Jeauary 4J610,ooO
la the Western group several eies report gains, among them Kansas City, Denver,
Topeka, Wichita and Cedar Baplda The loss at St. Paul and soma other cities U very small.
The figures ta detail follew :
AcorsT.
HI1MW4U ..
M. rtul .
1S 14otu4...
8mii Uilf ....
Iievseeairt .....
CUj haiitds ..
1308.
4i4.44.
aelfrO.ir
10,71H,7
J.ll.7
ft0.778
8,ti 4V.H
168.761 J.I8
l.7'J.6l
46,0VI.V4
.78.741'
4 tt7.sM
S3ST1AM
8,0.764
l.w711
. 8.076J4
l.8V.V41
64oe.2o,ol3
8i
sat.lty.,
. Jo
(autke ..
sriat
LUscttla
wututm ...,...
1 4s
Danf .
iwi ran
Westers ........
031A1IA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Killing; Cattle of All Kinds Higher
for the Week.
EARLY HOG TrXdE FIVE HIGHER
Sheep nasi l.amlts Active Sellers All
Week, bat l.ambs Are Twenty
rive to Fifty Loner Than
Last Week.
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept. S, 19 4.
Receipts were:
iioK-t. Bueep.
3..X4 .'S.li
Official Monday
Official Tuesday ....
Official Wednesday ..
Official Thursday....
Official Friday ....i..
Estimate Saturday ..
Six days thle week,.. .2.8 29.HHS 9J.2.4
Same days last week.-...2o.4:3 J0.W 6i,'H
Snim days I weeks ago. .:4,5i5 30.U7 4S.i2J
riHtiie days 3 weeks ago. .li),43t 87.1 18 48,0 3
Psme days 4 weeks aga.. 16.4 bi.V'2 32,315
Same days last year., ...28, 797 37,a 70,7u7
The following table shows the reel pis of
cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omnha
for the year to date,- Compared with last
year; l.'- 1907. Inc. Deo.
Cattle 601,433 750.1W H8,il7
Hos ......... 1,840.842 1,776,293 70,5.9
fcheep '1,066,314 l,U7,4o fal.lrt
Thu following table shows the average
price oX hogs at South Omaha for the last
scVeral days,, with comparisons:
Dats. 190. 11907.1906. 19n5. 104. 119HI.I190'.'.
Aug. 20...
Aug. :t...
Aug. 27...
Aug. Ui..
Aug. L'9...
Aug. .10...
Aug. 81...
Sept. 1....
Sept. 2...,
Sept. 3....
Sept. 4...
Sept. 6....
134
6 81i 5 9
I 6 s;
5 85
6 -4
5 2i
E 45
6 31
710
7 3;
7 28
7 27
7 18
7 -5
7 31
7 42
7 3j
7 33
1
6 37 V
6 40-Ai
i 77
6 75
6 24
46i
6 80, 6 SO
5 3-
6 27
6 18
32
6 Wi
6 71,
6 73:
6 701 6 S3
6 33
!
m
t 53-H
6 Mi,
6 781
6 86
6
6 72
6 6J
6 47
5-4,.1
6 23
6 33
6 44
5 13
5 271
5 o3
I
( 26
i 22
6 211
t 30
5 42i
6 4j
6 43
63
6 57
6 67
&60
t 861
5 m
5 7,
6 60V
5 75 5 67
Sunday.
The official number or cars of slock
brought In today . by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. & St. V. ....... .. 4
Wabash ,, 2 ..
Union Pacific .. 13 .. 1
C. .a N. V. (east).:. .. 5
C. & N. W. (west).. 20
c, st. p., m. & o.. .: . 3
C, B. & J. (cast)., 1 3
I'., R. Ac Q. (West). ...v 6 6
C, R. I. A P. (cast).. .. 3
Illinois Central 1 ..
C O. W.. 1 ..
T4tal fecertpts...;"!. 7 ' 61 2
The disposition of tbe day's receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head .Indicated:
Cattle. Hobs. Sheen.
omana packing Co
Swift and company. tv,...
Cnd any : Packing Coc...
Armour ft.Co,.....iv
Omaha P. Co., Denver.
Cudahy Pkg. Co., Ft. W.
Cudahy pro. Co..
Suilrvan- Bros.. .,..
St. Louis lnd. Pkg. Co..
Wisraan
Other. buyers ...
Cattle
,. 6.XJ4
,. 8.1M 8.813 il.TM
.. 9,3.1 ti.062 l7,i;i;
. i.7;7 S.77 20.BH3
,. 1,519 3.3'W 92
,. .in) 4.3oO
463 110
75 779 854)
870 24 J
1,109 li3
116
133
658
1
312
312
71 1.641
Totals- 398 4,433 3,0.3
CATTLE Only a few scattering bunches
of cattle were on' sale this morning, there
not being enough of anything to make any
test of tue market. It might he said, how
ever, that the feeling was about steady
with yesterday. For'the week the. receipts
have been -quite Tiberal, showing a gain oven
previous weeks of recent date and being
about on a par woth the receipts of the
corresponding week of last year. The mar
ket as a wholo baa been In sDiendid condi
tion as viewed frv a.. seller's standpoint.
in spite or tne race- mat the arrivals on
most days have been, large the demand has
been sufficiently urgent to take everything
coming, with the result that the market
throughout the week baa been In a good
healthy condition. .-
Handly enough corn-fed steers have been
received during tha .week to make a real
test of the market Nen, that kind, the ar
rivals being Jlmittd-to a load or two a
lay.itlil the Xew1(5Utle of that kind ar
riving have -met UMlttar very ready sale at
strong prlueg ,as compared with last. week.
Range beef rattle- have been active sellers
cm -practically ee .day throughout- the
week, with prices qttoled steady or strong
until at the close It Is safe to say that the
general market Is around loal6c higher
than It was at the rtose of last-week. The
way buyurs have taken everything coming
It has been very evident that they have
had a place to put the cattle and that may
be taken as an explanation of the fact that
prices have advanced in the face of very
liberal receipts.
The market on wi and heifers also has
betn In very saiisfaetory condition through
out the whole week;. .Tne demand has been
active, so that each dav's arrlvRls hnv
met with quite ready sale at prices showing
more or less strength from day to day.
At the close of the week the market Is
around luu ntaher than last week's rlm
LThe strength shown has not been limited
. v.,, wim, Miiuiiy k"uu caiue, as
Well as canners. Peine Quoted hither
"""u i:bii.v ireunri nave ueen in active
demand throughout the week, selling freely
every day at good steady prices and at the
J L. . . . . . .
iiuoo- m ,wie wok tne market is (ul y
steady with a week ago. On the other
hand there has been a large supply of com
mon to medium grades of both stockers
and feeders, which have , been rather alow
sale every day, the country not appearing
to care -tor that kind. Hence there has
been a tendency toward accumulation of
that class of cattle In the hands of specu
lators, with the natural result that prices
have had a downward tendency. At the
close of the week they are around 1GiJ:5c
...net "u ma. ween ana zoqiwc lower tnan
' hi(ii nine two weexs ago.
quotations on cattle: uood to choice
corn-fed steers. 3u.4ofti7.2E: fair t
corn-fed steers, 85.26u.40; common to fair
lum-ieu steers, ti.wtti o.a; goou tj choice
rang steers. 34.75n6.50; fair to good range
steels. 84 26''i4. 75: ornmon to fair mni,.
steers, 33.504.26; good to choice cows and
ueiiers, o.'H".i ; IJIT to goou COWS ailu
heifer i3ltfV?iAn. 1-nmmnn in
and heifers, $2.2fi'!S.O0: good to choice
stockers and feeders, I4.00ft4.66; fair to good
of ank Clearings
1907. F.C. 190A P.C.
71H.784 "Sa 18.4 f710.14H.ai8 -13.8
24,0(W4,44 2:4.3 0vH.5Hd.lt48 -V3.8
jji.6oh,bU 19.1 , , Sl:i.Jluti3 -i:4.o
6l'l,t)2.lt4S 4 1 470IH14 -f 0 8
1.464.203.877 -118 1.28:4.442.067 -0.4
4I8.147.70O 3d H4T,4Mr4.14H 41.76
801.747.6lB -17.0 ' 371.71O.8W0 -13.6
4S8S.1 1.-44 -l:4. 7.8
6.0UO.44HJ.4B8 9.7 8ji.l:t.:'01 0-.iO -20.6
1149. 004.183 -U.4 UJd7.634J3-2 -SV.3
4t7.76SOno 80 g487.600.OfiO 13 3
476.4W6.IHM) 1(16 4h7.0-.-7. OOO H.9
4467i.lK)0 1 8 4711MKK) -80.0
47li.6HW,04K) WO (0Kft7Oot 14.9
4K6.7-.'4.0oO 615H54.04IO 87 4
665W:46.tSH 3.17 4Sl.6ft4.INSI 32.1
6 lll.lll 1.000 80.3 6 trt .014,000 8.10
67 7.073. OOO 'J4 4 6i8.V70.OOU .40 6
1807.
fS3.lWJ.613
37j07771
' 8fi.ei4
3.W6S07
tUH J AO
144369473
m.lll(.l
47iifl4.T-.'9
i.lioO.678
4.7VW.M6
6.621.817
4.41.44.6.10
8 187.61S
. 2ilS.4'M
3 CMiWi
:. 37-Ua
. a.o-w.io
410.147.790
? C. 1906. P. O
18 " ' 07.0b.OP? 4 0
Oil 4.(M3.lft7 -r 8.1
16 6 8.l'8.43 6.0
64 ' 6. lit. 71 U 0
4 8 S75.W43 -! 4.8
18 1 l.MTOiJ 66 8
4-3 3 lll.o.i'i8 440 6
10 4 2o.i(W7."Hi4 I
30 . ' 40.llu.lN7 U 8
-21 ' 107.4B'i -413
6 0 4.771.845 63
T 4 6 .297i7e 4-10.4
-416.7 . . 8,-HH.VxS -440.3
fit ' t8jlAHM) 4-17 6
-f 6 V1tii,.t1 4-103
-14 1 5.1 4 sftO 6
4-0 1 ltJ-9 . 13 3
44 . lAl,ii -4-14.8
8 (J4l.ool.14s 1J 6
stm-kers and feeders. $3 v.4.0; iummon. Id
fi r "tinkers and fitdi-rs, J.i'ii.) .'; s'ock
heifers, t:'.7r43 26
IKKrS Hogs opened 6c higher tills morn
Ing and the trade whs fairly artle at the
advar-e. so fur as the god hogs were con
cerned at lenst. Later on, as advices from
other points were none iw good, and as
later trains brought In quite a god many
hogs, the market eased off, the advance of
the morning lelng lost. Ti i Irade was
very dull at the close and tne feeling weak
and unsatisfactory as ompared with tiie
early market. The hofts sold very largely
at i.5cyn.5, as against K 65o i:o yester
day. The top hogs reached tw.Ja, which
was 5c higher than yesterday's top and the
highest price paid lr a long time.
Receipts of lns this week have been
slightly less than last week and consider
ably smeller than a year ago. The market
this week his fluctuated back and forth.
the low point having been readied on I
Thursday. The Improvement In prices yes
terday and today leaves the market about
15c higher than at the close of last week
and at the high plnt of the year to date.
Representative sales:
No. AT. Sh. Pr. No. At. 8h. Pr.
32 178 80 48 (I VJ SO
M 261 1 55 Wl 1.17 ... til'"
2 1 ,",t Wl 2n0 4 o
1.. !T4 130 it 2!- W 24
4 2-t ... &6 6U 12 M Itl1!
W 2:10 40 4 .V 3 f"t 160 6-'
70 t?o iyi : it 12 ... t
M tZ3 K t hi ia IIS 81 4
4J W0 81 t hi ) J70 !40 .i
4 a l IH 4 SI4 ... 4U
M 9.4 l III 81 23 40 4 ti
U 141 123 U 74 21 160 I 46
6 144 ! I 6. 44 2 18 t
110 1U M 74 ill 40 t 41
o Ill) ... 88 47 tU It 41
3 M 2O0 65 71 ill SO th
71 267 ... I 47V4 74 2.15 80 4 43
.238 ISO I 67 88 2:1 l'-0 4 65
7$ SCO 2M1 8 571, 71 217 150 4 45
81 17 120 I STvt, 70 22 160 I 45
7 MT 110 S7H 68 1:18 ... 4 67 L,
74 J:o- ... 40 74 (3 40 4 7V
71 SM S40 4 n 77 214 40 4 Tj
80 tit 80 I 40 4J 2 ISO 4 70
84 t"4 II I M JO I ... 4 7'
40 171 80 4 40 44 121 40 I 76
47 IC7 600 4 40 10 241 ... 4 74
8HEKP Tnere werv e.o fresh rcelrts of
sheep today, the market being practically
Dare of suuDlles as usual on the last day
of the week. The total for the week foots
up 8S.274 head, the largest run of the year
to date, and larger than a year ago by
30,000 head or more.
Notwithstanding the verv large receipts.
the market has been in a good, healthy
condition throughout the whole week.
There has been a sufficient demand to
take care of everything coming, so that
each day's arrivals have sold readily, and,
as a rule, been cleaned up before the close
of the. day. In fact, about the only thing
that has been carried over here oni any
day has been the odds and ends, which
buyers and sellers could not get at In time
to clean up before the close ot the mar
ket.
Large receipts, both here and at other
selling points as well, has given values a
downward tendency . everywhere, with the
result that at the close of the week the
market here -on sheep Is generally quoted
around WKg30o lower on the general run of
stuff, with occasional sales showing a lit
tle more loss than that, possibly as much
as 40 per cent. On the other hand, some
sales the latter part of the week could
be pointed out that would not look much
over 16c lower.
Feeder lambs suffered the most decline,
the general run of them selling around 60o
lower at the close of the week owing to
the fact that a very considerable propor
tion of all the receipts consisted of that
kind of stuff.' Fat lambs declined 264f40c,
as a general thing, with occasional sale
as much as 4XKawc lower man last wee.
Prosnectlve feeders of sheep , and lambs
will note that the market Is now very much
lower than It was one year ago. 1 nus. aur
lng the month of September last year,
feeder buyers paid as high bs 37.16 for full
loads of lambs; as high as 36 00 for yearlings
and 35.00 for wes. This week pretty good
feeding lambs have sold nt 35-00 and
yearlings at 34.00, there being; a difference
of 32.00. In the top sales as between this
year and last.
Quotations on range or grass sheep and
lambs: Good to choice lambs, 16.25 u6.p0;
fair to good lambs, 16 .00g5.26: feeding lambs,
M.tWoC.OO; good to choice light yearllnss,
34.15ft4.36; gooil to choice heavy yearlings,
33. 8064. 10; feeding yearlings, t3.75'q4.1J;
good to choice wethers, 33.tf4.86; tair to
good wethers, $3.40(p8.80; feeding wethers,
43. 4W83. 65; good to choice ewes, I3.35i&3.60;
fair to good ewes, 33.0WS3.85; feeding ewes,
32.26d3.fo; culls and bucks, ll.5OJji.50.
CHICAGO . LIVE STOCK M ARKJST
Cattle, 8hrep and l.ambs Steady
llogs Barely Steady.
OHICAOO- Sept. 6. CATTLE Receipts,
500 head; market steady; beeves, tti.eotjtf.oo;
Texan 13.44W4.85: - westerns. 33.2OO4.80;
stockers and feeders, 32.6tK7i4.45; cows and
heifers, 31.704r6.70; calves, 36.0OH80O.
HOGS -Receipts, 7.000 head; market barely
steady; Digs. 36.304i4i.86; mixed, 36.3ori7.00;
heavv. 36.3Va7.05: rough. 3tf.6OtMl.50; good to
choice heavy. ti.50'7.06; pigs, 84.UK&6.0O;
hulk of sales. 36.65iii6.86.
BHEEP AND UAMBS Receipts. 1,500
head: market steady; natives, 32.15iff4.20;
westerns, 32.25Crf4.20; yearlings. 34.10!4.76;
lambs, 33.254iti.00; westerns, 3.25'&5.00.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Sent. 6.-CATTLK -Receipts
500, Including 200 southerns; steady;
choice export and dressed beef steers,
36.25&7.50: fair to good. SI.60tT6.10; western
steers, S3.6uii6.50; stockers and feeders,
J2 8ivn4 80: southern steers. S3.CO'(i4.2S; south
ern cows, f2.O0Q3.3; native cows. 3JK
4.00; native heifers, 82.6VUS.66; bulls, 32.1
6.40: calves, 4.OW&7.O0. Total receipts for
the week. 79.OU0.
HOGS Receipts, 2.000 head; 6c lower;
top, 36.85; bulk, 36.6"i.S6; heavy, 38.7W4'
6.85: Dockers and butchers, SS.Sot6.86; light.
36.8tfi4i.75: pigs. J4.iOii6.uO. Receipts for the
week. 40.800.
SHKKH AND LAMBS Receipts, 500;
stead v: lambs. 34.0)4l5. i6: ewes and year!
ings, S2.75'&4.76; Texas yearllnga, S4.uui.40;
Texas she-p, 13.6i!4.20; stockers and feed
ers, S3.CMXa4.i6. Receipts for the week, 37,
300.
St. Loals I.lve ktork Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5 CATTLE Receipts,
300 head, Including 2u0 Texans; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
S4.5i)4i'7.60; dressed beef and butcher slcers,
8a.0Oi!6.75; steers under 1,000 pounds, S3. 00
4.60; stockers and feeders, 83.Aj'i.00;
cows and heifers, S2.Dotfu,75; cannrs.
S2.0OJi2.75; bulls, S2.75el.50; calves, 34 0 "it
7.00; Texas and lnnlun, 32.75(6.25; cows and
heifers, Sl.frW4.00.
HOGS Kerelpts, z.io.) nead; 10c lower;
Diss and lights, xo.dcw.hi
packet s. S i 601ft
6.70: butchers and best heavy, t. 5(i6.95.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, l.&iO;
steady; native muttons. S4.ootcl.2s'i: lambs,
S5.5Mi6.00; culls and bucks, S3.25'4.00;
stockers, S4.SOsa6.00.
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Sept 6. CATTLE Re
ceipts, "-0 head; market unchanged; steers,
Si.'(o..i 7. 01, cov.8 and heifers, J2.5i.ko5. 50;
calves. S3.5 Cui.75.
HOGS Receipts, 6,500 head; market
opened steady, cio.ed fSc lower; top, 16.974;
bulk of salt . 36 75110. So.
SHEEP AND LAM US No receipts; mar
ket nominal; lumli!, 34. 0( ;. 60.
Mom City
Live Slock Market.
la., Sept. 5. (Special T
SIOUX CITY, la., Sept. 5 (Special 1VI
earaui.) CATTLE ,K.-cel;t.l, ;ui hud
maraet steady; beeves, 34.o 4j7.00; cows and
hellers. S4.tii'tf'3.4'0: feeders, S..uti'y 4.50; calves
,M vrirlinltH. i:L 7rtlfr.'t 50.
for
ll&vid Receipts, 2.800 head; market
good steady, others weak; range, JS-cOj
S.tki; iiuia ui ea.ie.1, a.irMQ. ju.
Stock In ttlatit.
Receipt of live stock at the six principal
murkets yesterday:
Cattle.
Hog She
4.JU
2.SJO
6.5iO
;,()
South Omaha
filoux City ...
8t. Joseph ...
Kansas City ,
i .'.011 is
Cfii'.ngo
Totals
rr. 150
So
21 0
6'io
S'O
5-0
600
l.frjO
1.5J0
2.041
7.0OJ
.1.8'i0 31.60J 3,50)
Philadelphia Prod ace Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5. BUTTER
Steady; western creameries, 2514c.
liGUS Firm; near by, 3 at mark;
current receipts in returnable cases, 22c at
mark; western firsts. 23o at nuik; western
firsts, current receipts, 22e at mark.
CHEKSK Firm; New York full creams,
choice, 1441 1-1"; New York creams, fair
to food, 4'!4yl2c.
fi York General Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-POULTHY-Aliv.
cany; spring chickens, lbc; fowls, 14.-; tur
keys, 12c. Dressed, lrreguiar; Western
spring chickens, lJIrlPc; fowH, 13yllc.
CHEESE Steady; receipts. 2.V27 lbs.; ex
ports. 2.b49 lbs; stale full 1 ream bpeilals,
124&13V; state full cream, small, coloiei
or while, fancy, 12c; large, colored or
white, fancy, llc; large, guod to prime, 11
eil'n; laige. common to lair. 8i4', l.N,e;
skims. l'ttiS'j.
BUTTER 4julet, but firm; receipts. 7,7i
pgks. ; creamery, thirds to firsts. 1ji224.
EGGS Steady; receipts, 6.557 cases; west
ern seconds, 2oj'J04'.
Liverpool Grain Market.'
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S.-WH BAT Spot,
steady; No. 3 red western winter. 7s 6d;
No. I California, 7s lid; futures, quiet; Sep
tember. 7s 6d; December, 7s 74d.
CORN-Sp'jl, firm; American mixed, 7s
led; futures, quiet; September. 6 lOd; O. to
ber. fts Ki.d.
HOI'S-At London; Pacific coast, st-sJy;
1 l"rt2 &s.
t TI A If A or.MCH .tl, 3I AHKRT.
Coadltlaa of Trade and Qoot.itlons oa
Staple aad Kancr Produce.
BVTTKR Creamery, No. 1 delherrd to
retiili trade In cartons, 2.ic: No. 1, In 6'-!.
tubs, toc; No. 1. In SO-lb. tubs. Uc; N .
f. lu 60-11). tubs, 2o(c; No 5. Ill ;x-lb,
2lc: No. 2. in 1-1V. cartons, ile; No
tub.
1. In
csrload lots, 214c; No. !. In cut-load
lots.
llnji ltVf : countiy. tone), tubs 1
c m-
moo. Irio.
KGGS-Kresh candled. !9. per d xen.
CUBliPF Flncl WIscotis.ii full ream,
twins, i4c; young Americas, 4 in h... p
15c; favorils. 8 In hoop. liVic; dairies, 2i in
hniin. 15ir: cream bilck. full esse. ISH':
half case, 13t:; half dusen bricks, 14c. No
Quotations on Swiss nor nmberger until
after October.
BEEF CUTS No. 1 rib. 17c; No. 2 r.D.
lie; No. S rib. ic: No. 1 loin, W't'l No. 2
loin 12c; No. 8 loin, Ho; No. 1 chuck. 6-y ;
No. 2 chuck, c; No. 3 ciiuck. 4c; No. 1
round, V; No. 2 round. 6Vc; No. 3 rou ul.
64c; No. 1 plate. Vc; No. 2 plate, ifc;
No. 8 plate, 3c.
VEUKTAHI.KS Cler. Mlciussn, rer
doc., Xc. Reans, new wax and spitng, one-
third bu basket. 11.00: navy, per bu., No. l.
4.70. lima, Hc per lb. Cabbage, 2a pvr lb.
rotaioes, new, per ou., i.iu. ioiuiw,
per 4-basket crate, 0o. Watermelons, iou
3i'C. Cantalopes, California. Sl-bOS.' per
crste. Asparagus, p-r dos itic. Cucum
bers, per dos.. 60c. Unions. Bermuila, i.uo
per crate; Texas yellow, Sl 26 er craio.
Musnrooms, cuitivaten, per io.. wc. "-i-tnce,
per dos., 36e. 1'eppers, southern, 31
yer crate.
rHt8il FKUlTS-APliles. u.ibWJ.w per
bu. box. Lemons. Sl tK'tio.oo. oruii"S, 34.00
fag.OO. Bananas, 4c ler lb. i'lunis, 4l.2o ps.-4-hanket
urate. Feacnes. Calllornla, 7Uu3c
per box; Texas, 4 b.4ket cruie. luiiw
Fears, 31.50 per 4-basket crate. Blackber
ries, 64.00 per crate, itaspbei rl.-a, S4." V
crate. Cherries, 32.26. Currants, Pr
Ci ate. Uoosebei rles, S-0o per crate.
SUGAR Coarse granulated, .oc: una
granulated, a. 70c; cubes, 6.60c; poderU,
6.600 per lb.
URliiSSED rUULTKt dquabS, -
per dusen.
uv r, ruuLiKi-tieni, c; springs, iiv-.
roosters, 6c; ducks, young, wc; old, 74c;
goese, 6c; turktjs. 14c; pigeons, 6ec per
doxen; squabs, J-".00 per dosen.
DRIED FRUITS Raisins, loose Muscatel,
64c; fancy seeded. 1-lb. carton, 10c. Cur
rants, u n cleaned. 64c; cieanea, sc; canon,
9u per lb. Frunes, 406oc per sack; 740
per lb. Apricots, 35-10. ooxes. 8c pr lb.
reaches, California choice, Sc; fancy Ir-tos.
Ho per lb. Fears, California, He. Dates,
Fenian, 64c. Figs, layers, choice, 104c
Citron, IOhjaic. Lemon peel, 13c Orange
peel, 1,1c.
FISHHalibut, 8c; trout, 14e: pickerel, lie;
pike, 14o; bullheads, skinned and dressed,
13c; whit perch, 8c; white bass, 17c; black
bass, 26c; crappies, 15c; white fish, 13o;
red snapper, 14c; flounders. 12c; mackerel,
17o; codfish, fresh frosen, 18c; shad roe, 46c;
smelts, 13c; frog legs. 45c; green sea turtle
meat, 2Cc; catfish, 16c; eel, per lb., 18c.
HIDES Quotations by J. 9. Smith A Co.:
Oreen salted No. 1. 10c; No. 2, 9c; bull
hides. No. 1, 8c; No. 2. 7c; horse hides.
32.60; sheep pelts. 25c to SI. 50; dry pelts, 100
to 12c per lb.; dry flint butcher hides, 18c;
dry fallen hides, 11c; dry salted hides. Sc.
St. Lonls Geaeral Market.
ST. 1D U IS. Sept. 6. WHEAT Lower;
track. No. 2 red cash, HftfjOlic; No. 2 hard,
0&4il94c; September, 96"g4j97c; December,
Sl'-tOH-
CORN Lower; track. No. Z cash, 784c;
No. 2 white, 7844p7sc; September, 63c; De
cember, 634c.
OATS Lower: track. No.' 2 cash. 4"c;
No. 3 white. 514c; September, 414t?M84c;
December, 51c.
RVE-Flrm; 804(g81c.
BRANStrong; 1.04rll.0K.
HAY Steady and unchanged; timothy,
S10.00tfl4.0O; prairie S8.Oofdl0.0U.
FLOUR Strong; red winter patents, 84.40
4.75; extra fancy and straight, S3.90ri74.36;
clears, 83.15rj$.6o.
SEEDS Timothy, firm; S2.50(g3.40.
CORNMKAL Steady : 33.80.
BRAN Unchanged; sacked, east
S1.04(91.05.
HAr-Steady; timothy, S10.00HT14.00
rie. SS-OOfi 10.00.
track,
; pral-
IRON COTTON TIES-SIOO.
BAOOINO-c.
HEMP TWINE 7e.
PROVISIONS Pork, lower; Jobbing. S16.35.
Lard, higher; prime steam, 39.4241j'.574.
Dry salt moats, steady; rmxed, extra short.
310.26: clear ribs. 310.25; short clears, 310.50.
Bacon, steady; boxed, extra short, 311.124;
short clears. S11.874-
POULTRY Weak; chickens, 8Hc; springs,
114f.124c turkeys, 14c; ducks, tff?4c;
geese, 6c.
BOGS Firm 'at 15c, case count.
BUTTER Steady; creamery, lifT23c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 6.O11O 3,000
Wheat, bu 31. 000 67.000
Corn, bu 3i,0OO ' as.Ooe
Oats, bu 83.000 48,000
Clearing; House Bank Statement.
NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-The statement of
the clearlrjg house banks for the week
Shows that the banks hold 359.614,850 more
than the requirements of ths 2f per cent
reserve rule. This is a decrease of $5,714,
025 In the proportionate cash reserve as
compared with last week.
The statement follows:
Ami
Inc.
310.885,800
8,024.100
38,200
1.817.500
5,0?.510
3.708,000
2,006. 025
5,714,025
5,714,175
Loans
Deposits
Circulation ,.
Legal tenders
Speci
Reserve
Reserve required .
Surplus
Ex-U. 8. deposits.
..31,300.7.11.400
.. 1,402,641.400
.. 64.523,400
81,218,801
. . 32,0S,5IX)
.. 410.805.SOO
. . 350,660,350
68,644,960
61,966,675
Decrease.
Tha percentage of actual reserve of the
clearing house banks at the close of busl.
ness yesterday was 29.91.
The statement of batiks ahd trust-companies
of Greater New York not members
of the Clearing house shows that these in
stitutions have aggregate deposits of 31.04'.. -932,600;
total cash on hand, 3102.441.600, and
loans amounting to S94O.417.000.
London Closing Quotations,
London closing stocks:
Consoli, monejf... .to 11-UM.. K. ft T
do account
KlHtl. 1. lentrsl I'm
Ansronds
Alchltira
do pfd .......... .
S Norfolk ft W.
4-S do pld
7H Ontario ft W
i'Jt Pfunarlvania
17iKaiid Mines.......
..
.. 83
.. 41'4
.. 44
..
.. T,
..
.. 51',
..nt'-.
..t!W
.. W'
.. '-'4
..1144
.. li',
.. 17
.. 84
BUlraor 4 Ohio
I t'snadlsn i'sctrlc
r Readlns r
44 guuthern Hr
CSIraxo (4. W
Chi.. M.I. a at. P.
lWxt d pf4
'southern Picltlc.
:7Hl'nioo PacUlo
nn, do sfd
H'iV. 8. 8lesl
t.v. do pld
tl 'i iuh
JlVj do pfd
14i Suanlah 4a
D Bears
Uuer Si Klo G...
do pfd
Eria
do lat pfd
do 2d pfd
Grand Trunk
Illinois Central....
Louisville N
r.HAmal. (upper.
s.'.k
81LVEK Bar, steady at 23(d per ounce.
MO.NKY-4tl per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for Short bills Is W per cent; for three
months' bills, 14 per rent.
Bank Clearing's.
OMAHA, 8 pt. 5 Bank clearings for to
day were S1.8:-9.7).J9 and for the corre
sponding dnte last year. $176,815.88.
HKVs 1907
Monday S l,57u.i:.C5 S- '
1 Tuesday 1,688.840.65 2.09o.4t6.l5
I Wfdnesday 2.(06.418.83 2.u'lh,4ll .87
Thuisday 1.515,74.42 S.170,7 17.35
t rloay
2,(63919.23 l,!jb,60;.b4
l.fif!),730.'J 1,876.845.88
Saturday
Totals
Labor day.
..811,0."5,6I7.47 S'O.312.05it
Increase over the corresponding week last
year 3.23.49.78.
Foreign Financial,
LONDON, Sept. 6 Money was plentiful
on the market today and discounts were
firm. The recovery of yesterday evening
made further progress nn the stock ex
change this niornintc ami the week fi.. -
1 itshed quite cheerfully. Consols recovered
fractionally. The bears covered In home
IdJU. whilu Vigorous bidding reused a
general rise In Kaffirs and diamond shares.
American securities were (uir-t, owlrg tj
the holiday In New York, but after
marking up quotations to parity, some
fair buying orders caused a furthur
improvement and made the close steady
PARIS, Sept. 6. Prices on the Ixmrse to.
day were firm all around. The private
rale of discount vaa 14 per cent, an in
crease of 4-er cent.
BERLIN, Sept. 5. Prices on the bourse
today was firm and trading was quiet.
Movements of Bnrcle.
NEW YORK. Fept. 5-Imports of mer
cltandise and drygouds at the port of New
York for the week ending August 29 were
valued at S12.88.t;i4. Imports of specie fur
the port of NewTfork for the week ending
tiKiay were S,'2.046, silver, and 36.049. gold.
Exports of specie from the port of New
York for the week ending today acre S.,
585, silver, and 8-J0. gold.
ewsVork Money Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 6. PRIME MER
CANTILE FA1'KH-4?144 per rent.
STERLING LXCHA NO E Nominal, with
ai-tual buetseas in bankers' bills at S4.84no
ti4 for sixty-day bills and at 84 sw(i
4. 8.. HI for demand; commercial bills, 34 64ii
LABOR DAY PARADE PICNIC
Line of March Will Be Formed by
Thousands of Workers.
BIO FUKCTION AT CUT-OFF LAKE
Several I'ronilnrnt Men III Speak
on Live Topics tiat There, Where
Irovtds Are Inspected to
Assemble,
Tony IVnahor. the grand mnrshsll of ths
Labor day paiadc, lias announced the line
of march and the divisions of the proces
sion which will be the down (own attrac
tion for the 1abor Dsy pleasure seekers
Monday morning. It la especially sn
nuunced that the parade will start promptly
at 10: and no breaks In the line will be
made after It starts, so that any late par
ticipants will have to fall In line at the
rear. . , .
The line of march will be from Thle
teevth and Douglas -cast to Tenth, from
Douglas to Farnam on Tenth, west on
Farnam to Nineteenth, south, on Nine
teen to Ilsrney, east on Harney lo Six
teenth, south on Sixteenth to lesivenworth,
countermarch on Sixteenth north to Grace'.
At Grace the parade will be disbanded and
will take cars for the picnic which will he
held at Cutoff Ie:ke park, three blocks
north of the Carter WW: Id works oh
the lake front. 1
Order of March.
The order ot the parade will be as fol
lows: ' - . .
Advance Guard.
Platoon of Mounted Police.
Grand Marshall Tony Don a hoe.
Chief Aide, r McDonald.
'Batfd.'
Delegates of Central Labor Union.
Switchmen's Union.
Building Trades Council.
Carpenters' District Council.
Fire TVpartment with Twelve Pieces of
Apparatus snd Righty-two Mn. 1
DIVISION ONE.
Marshall, H. A. Schneider. .
Band.
Carpenters and Woodworkers,
Painters. t
Structural Iron, Workers.
Stationary Engineers.
DIVISION TWO.
Marshall. A. C. Kugel. ,
Band.
nrlrklayers.
Plasterers.
Machinists.
Blacksmiths.
Horseshoers.
Stage Employes.
Cigar Makers With Float.
DIVISION THREE.
Marshall, H. 'If, Farmer.
Band.
Sheet Mptal Worker.
Electric Workers (Dlv. 182 hnd Dlv.
21).
Teamsters.
Tailors.
DIVISION FOUR.
Marshall, K. 8. Fisher.
Band.
Typographical Union. -. .
Pressmen.
Press Assistants.
Brewery Workers.
. Beer Bottlers.
Coopers.
Following the regular Labor divisions will
come the Veterans of the Deuteher Lsnd
wehr Verein or Veterans' society.
The vanguard w(ll form on Douglas street
facing east toward "TWrteenth, ths First
division on Fourteenth facing south to
Douglas, the Second division fgclng north
on Fourteenth toward Douglas, the Third
division south; of Douglas on Thirteenth
and the Fourth florth of Douglas on Thtrr
teenth. ' '
At the picnic speaking will bs going on
most of the time. Arthur M. Lewis, a
socialist of Chicago, will have for hl sub
Juct, "The Labor Question." C. J. Smyth
will speak on "Injunctions," Judge A. I
Sutton on "Child Labor," and Judge L.
S. Estelle on "Prison Labor:" ,
NEW MILE AUTOMOBILE RECORD
Urpalms Covers Clrrntar Track la St.
rant In Fifty-One Seconds.
ST. PAUL, Mlnh., Sept. 6.-DepsIma, In a
ninety horse-power machine this afternoon
at the state fair, broke the orld'tf record
for a mile on a-cireular track by covering
the distance In 51 seconds flat.
The former record was 62 seconds, made
oy Walter Christie last year on tha ssme
track.
Christie made an attempt to lower his
record this afternoon but the best he
could do was 624 seconds. The machine
in which the record was broken was ths
one in which Cedrino was killed early
this year while racing.
One of the worst features of kidney
trouble is that it is an insidious disease
and before the victim realises his danger
he may have a fatal malady. Take Foley's
kidney cure at the first sign of trouble
as It corrects irregularities and prevents
Brlght's disease and diabetes. All druggists.
Evaporated Apples and Dried Frnlls.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6. EVAPORATED
APPLES Market unchanged. Prime fruit
for November delivery quoted around 6c.
Fancy quoted at 94t104c on spot; choice,
74u0c; prime, 64t44x4C, und common lo
fair at 6e.
DRIED FRUITS Prunes remain mors or
less nominal In the local spot market,
with quotations ranging from 4ri3c for
California and from 6''a'74c for Oregona.
Apricots are quiet, with choice quoted at
84'ii-c; extra choice at 9M'9c; fancy at
lo4yilc. Peaches are dull; choice, 741i
7I14C; extra choice. 74itc: fancy, S;
extra fancy, PrjlOc. Raisins are dull at
4Vul-4e for loose muscatels; 4tf74,o for
choice to fancy seeded; 6ic for seedless,
and ll.6Vul.66 for London layers.
!ew York Metat Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6. METAL -Holiday
conditions prevailed in tha local metal mar
ket today. Tin was easy at 2.oOii2M0.
Copper la said to be somewhat unsettled
in tone, with like quoted at S13.6oflll.7S;
electrolytic at S13.374'tfl3.62,.4. and casting
at 313.1244)13.874 Lead, dull, 34 66W4.60.
Spelter, quiet at 34.70tu4.7G. Iron, quiet, and
unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6 METALS Lead,
quiet at 34.45; spelter, firm at 34 66.
4111a anil Rests.
OIL CITY, Pa.. Bept. S.-OIL Credit bal
ances. 81.78. Runs. 137.155 bbls.; average,
141.179 bbls.; shipments, 18.141 bbls.; aver
age. 171.154 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Oa., Sept. S.OJL Turpen
tine, timet at 16c.
ROSIN Firm: B, 12.96: P. S2 40; E, S3 AS
i5li; F, 12. 61 tl 2.7o; G. tt.tifiX2.n-, H, tt.30;
I. U6(k),3'; K, 34.26; M. S4.40U4.60; N, S5.3&;
W, G. fc .80; W, W. St) 15.
,
Mlnneanalla tiraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Sept. S. WHEAT
September, 94o; December, 31 004; May,
Sl.'ki!Cjl.01: No. r hard, 31.024; No 1
nortliorn, S1.024: No. 2 northern, SaSCSlOO. ,
BRAN-In bulk. S18.5O((jl9.fJ0.
FIXJUR First patents, S5.tJ55.75; second
patents, 35.6.0.6.): first clears, ti.tSiyi.ih;
Becond clea-s. S3.50fj3.60.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. Ill , Fept. 6 CORN-Lower; N
2 white, ,9c; No. 2 white, 79c; No. 3 yellow,
9.-; No. 3. 7c; No. 4, 78c.
OATB-Iwer; standard, 61c; No. S while,
4JMi5-: No- 4 white? 484tl494c.
Mli8KY-31.37.
Dalolh Grain Market.
DULUTI1. Minn., Sept. 5 WH EAT No.
1 hard. Sl.'lTk: No. 1 northern, tl-vVt,:
No.
1 northern. S1W; fiepiemlier, 8c;
cember. So'ic; May, S1.C3.
OATH To arrive. 49c.
De-
V.'uol Market.
ST. UllIS. Sept. i W4DOI-8tady;
medium grud.-s combing and clothing, Hf't
2c; lixlit tine, liilt',,-; heavy line. U'uf
L'c; tub waKhed, 2ii2"c.
Tolelo Hred Market.
TOLEDO. Kept S .-ShED-Clover.
S" . 8:; Oclobei-, 35 so; 1 let ernlior.
Match, 35 57; Aid. He prime, 5.nu.
prime,
S5.3.4;
Of I mere it to Many.
Foley's KUrey Cure will cure any case
of klclnay or bladder trouble that Is not
beyond the reach of medicine. W aasxliciut
can do tuoia,