Nebraska Newspapers

    CHAIN AND PRODliCE MARKET
tirerpooi i tnd --CmIi Demand Send
v ..J 'Wheal -Further .Up.
COaK : AND. OATS BELL LOWES
,lfrM4 Rffwtata aad Ijeek of p.
raaa Am tha Cane far Thla.
Weatfcer CeadltUas Ara
.Exeelleat.
wheat
1 , , . ... OMAHA. 8ep4 1,
. Liverpool and -r.(i demand nut
nlKner, While corn and nata in ant,f in....
' on Increased refejpu and lack ot any do
jmanu. , Weather conditions throughout the eoun
ytry ar excellent and without new buying
f poir la developed valuea ara predicted La
drop. t , v
i W heat opened tlrfinc and atood a heavy
,run of aelllnn at the atart without any
material setback. Bhorte cama In toward
the close and buying later by early aellf.ie
closed the market for a 14o advance.
; September, wheat opened at BS'eo and cloaed
,.at 9f,cs . ,
' Corn waa BteVfyrbut did hot answer with
.the strength In., wheat. Demand proved
"low and heavy receipt proved a strong
detrltnept. September corn opened at 74c
and closed ait Uo.
I Primary wheat receipts were 1,716.000
oushela and shipments were 1,144.000 bush
els. again? Vecelpfa' last year of 1,270.000
bushels and shipments of 120.000 bushels.
. Corn receipts were 624,000 bushels and
shipments n,V.0"0 bushels, against receipts
last year of 1.82O,Qu0 bushels and shipments
,of 9)5000 bushels. .
Clearances were 130, 000 bushels of corn,
0,00o bushels oT oats, and wheat and flour
equal to 878,000 bushels.
. Liverpool closed WM higher on wheat
and 4t higher on corn.
s 8eaboard reported 612,000 bushels of wheat
,4taken for export.
Local rants or epnona: ' "
A rl teles. Open. Hlgh. Low. Close. Tea y.
Whmt
Bept... - Iec...
Corn
Sept...
Deo,
'6ert-jf .
1 i - i
4 - ki 964
1.: J .'
--"IS ' if "''
I -
' 9841 964
62j 63
'l.
474 6o
TUB OMAIIA DAILY DEE;. THURSDAY. SEPTKMBK.lt 17.
1908.
Ti):,
$10i7
Clear rlh llir,. misw-t rT.. -a
Jr.V 2"" r,b '-', ahort clers. 111.7s.
i. i a rimi; cM.kena. ; spring,
??!j5;.; ',r,,'- 17: fl"eka, 70aej trees, lo.
Hb'rrF.R-Bteady, l&23c.
BtJOS-Flrni, Wc, case count.
(i Receipt. Shipments.
Flow, hhla.
Wheat, bu..
Corn, bu..,.
Oat, bu.....
1'i.Ono
., 0 ft)
,. 4,u"
;.lr7,o
SEW YORK
Ih.ono
11S.0U0
MARKET
aatatloas
a Vartaaa
4.sa
II s
t. o.
bu. Ppot market
lbs., 62c: natural
Clipped white, S3
bran, S24.S5; mid
steady; shipping,
chotee
No.
No.
Onsaka Cash Prices,
' WHEAT No. I hard. MWfiWic;
bard. 8:vn3c; No. 4 hard, (&&81c;
aprins;, wnvbe.
CuhN-No.t 2, UtgWtc; No. 3, 74'84'o;
No. 4. 13ffi4f, fin a,' yelldw. 74W?6c; No.
i white. JSWfcJfK It?o."3 white, 74V4tp7Boi -
OAT8-N'iw 'mNed. 46Hu4(ic; No. 1
48HW7o; No. 3 white, 47'''0'47Vc; No. 4
white. 4M4)'8 47c; atandard, iWC:
. RVE-No. 2, 74W7UC; No. J. 73Vif744c.
Carlot Meelta.
, Wheat. Corn
Chicago iTLi.tae....... 63 213
Minneapolis .." i.J. W.I..V..661 ...
Omaha i 21
Duluth 660
Oats.
, , 107
'a
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Keatarea af the Tradlaa; and Cloal
l'rlces oa Hoard of Trade.
CIIICAQO, Scpf. l.-The wheat market
today turned surprisingly active and atrong.
Unexpected .strength, at Liverpool offset the
effect of continued' heavy arrtvala In the
northwest.. Corn was weak, December
closing So and September la lower. Oats
declined slightly, while provisions sold off
sharply. ; '
At the outset the market for wheat waa
firm, with December W'SAo over the prevl
eua close. Karly offerings, based on the
heavy northwest receipts and In some In
stances a desire to secure profits, were In
large volume, but Deoember dropped off
only He from the Initial prices under this
pressure. ' A reaction followed grodually
. drew most of. the traders to the bull aide,
At lta beat the -market offered -11.01-for
September, tl.Om for December and $1.034
i for May, and these prices held at the-close,
being for Beptember and December 2c over
yesterday. Dulnth waa a heavy buyer In
ills market and one house said that the
northern city was doing the biggest export
buslnctis In lta history. Local export brok
ers stated that all the wheat orrered abroad
last night had been accepted, an udvance
from 1 to 3 pence In apot wheat In Liver,
pool and ha, tarro . ke 4ji continental raar
keta giving color to this claim. Theve were
houses, however, which gave out statements
minimising the extent of the export busi
ness. The talk of a reduction by Itnly of
the Import duty on wheat waa alao a factor
In determining the trend In prices. Hie
advance at New .York created more than
a full shipping difference between that
market and title one. Primary receipts
were 1.715,000 bu., compared with 1,270,000 bu.
a year ago, while aeaboard clearancee In
wheat and flour equaled 678,0n0 bu. Local
recelpta were 62 cure, with 8 of contract
grade. Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago
reported recelpta of 1.S53 cars, compared
with 1,014 last week and 701 a year ago.
The corn market was under a great deal
of pressure today, leading longs apparently
Irnvlna- the market to take care of Itaelf.
tern niber at one time sold at 7Kc. 34C under
vtatciuuya close. No. i grudea
sample market sold at 79HG80HC.
..oim. pre 203 cars, witn do
""'he weakness of corn waa ahared by the
oata market. . Cah pats In the sample mar
k aere-off ic. . Tlie cloae while at a loss
f .wo, waa-ooBiparatively steady. Local
receipts were a.ra.
The range of provisions prices waa lower.
December .optton-rat the cloae were from
lotilioo lower .- . . T,.. .
estimated reterpU for tomorrow: Wheat,
62 cars; corn, ai cara, " ?.
;7.i00 head. '
Tha Uadiagt. future ranged aa follows:
In the
Local re-
of contract
Articles".) Open! 1 Wgn. Low. Cloee. Tes'y.
Wheat '.
8rMt; V TOWS'
!.... '
5u.V;
e-pt.
1 ec.
May
juiy. ':HI-
49W9S
pl. ,
lec.
' May:
May.
Oct,
Jan."
Laid
ot.
May!
it lbs
jaaV'
li35
iirnvi
i w '
1 01
l oiw
' 1 0S4
7M!
' ' 4s!
' 4!
ig'so
16 17V
1 b
10.10. 1 w 10 1
1 01
n
4V
1 aS
M
tlKV,
00
1 01 Wi
1 oivai
1 03'Ull 011
79 I . ' 8014
7af 68
6Hl66HWs
fel
4K 48
4H 48-!49h4
61HVi 617l 62
1 2VI 1 70 15 10
14 86 16 024 16 20
1 8a 1 Vi 18 UVi
7Vi 10 00 10 12
9 75 82Vs 10 15
87',, J. (2Vi
9 66 t 67H 70
2 75 8 70 76
8 80 93 8 90
CRN KRAI.
af the Day
Caaaaa4llae.
NBW TORK. Kept. W -FIjOUR-Receipta.
27,0 bbla. ; exuorta. 4.600 bhls. Market, firm
J-I'h fair demand: Minnesota patents, 86.80
winter stralghta, I4.15fg4.3: Minne
sota bakera. 84-4 6"; winter extras, 82.40
u.so; winter extras, low grades, 83.30ft?. 75.
nye riour ateadv: fair to good,
1.60- eholce to-fancy. 24 65 4 45.
. CORNMEAL Steady; coarse,
1.70.
RTE Dull; Ho. 3 western, 84c
Bf York.
BARLEY Steady; mulling. Ml7nc. c. I.
Buffalo; feeding. SflVjc, c. I. t. New York.
v ii r.A 1 Receipts, 1)W,7 Ml. Ppot mar
ket atrong; No. 2 red, 21.07'Sl.OSV ele
tor, ana si w, r. o. b. afloat; No.
nonnem. iuiuth, 81. H, f. o. b. afloat; No,
nirq winter, ti.uvs, r. o. b. afloat. Owin
to a big cash and export trade again to
day wheat advanced to a new high level
.u waa very airpng. witn a big commls
sion nous trade. Including good foreign
buying her. The big northwest move
frri?1 ttM higher csbles and the
Urge milling rales. 1,,,, prices showed IS
ti ZZ? May. 81.O778Ul.0y4. cloaed at
..un.-neeeiPt, ". Spot marke
Mili' j ,? 88c' nominal, elevator, and
'ia, umivnren, nominal. The option mar
wb eany on better crop news
m uquioauon, but rallied with whest
jioBing partly 14c lower. H-ptember, 8W
onj,c, ciosea bsc; December, 777787c, closed
OAT8 Receipts, 102.000
steady; mixed, ' 28 to S2
white, 26gjl lbs., 6S6e,
to S lbs., 6u4ilc.
fEED-Steady; spring
dlingn, 325.88;, city, $34.86.
. HAY-Dull and barelv
80-ji6c; good to choice. 7uia0o.
. HOPS Quiet; state common to
1911, 4(9, c; 19C8, 2t'6c; Pacific coaat, 1907,
f l'V''87u""JL : -BQKCta.- JSH9',ic ; Cen
LEATHER Unlet : irM ' lu7,ro
PROVlSIONS-rfleef. firm; family, $17.50
""". ' .wiwio.bu; ceef Hams. $:'.00i(Wl.i)0
Packet. $16.CtxrrlRC0- rut
kled belliea, $10.754ini.aO; pickled htm,'llH?
" exira inaia mess, $4.ootj-.'5.0i.
fy. western, i.iui'it.BO; refined
unreiy steady; continent. 310.60; South
America, ji.zo; compound, 7e7Tto. Pork
I J"J. ra,"l'y' 319.00iial.or); short clear, $18.00
iU".r.iri, iiicbb, 1 1 .UUtl J.(U.
TALLOW Steady; city ($2 per package)
"raj., tiiumry, pauKagea iree, ftHSfw'kC.
rUS,s?'ul"t': domestic, fair to extra,
31 japan, nominal.
POl..LTRYl-AI,v". Irregular; aprlng chick
ri. . S; s. 0wl" 12c; turkeys, 13"c,
Dressed, firm: vntum r.ia. i. ii. .T -
T21i?S4n'5w,V;l',5c; "Prin turkeys. 20260!
BUTTER Easy; creamery specials, 24
ToJon. """anci iniraa to nrsta,
iZPiZI' dairy, common to finest
iauw, process, common to special, 15
nfcc; weatern factory, flrata, 19c; western
factory, Imitation creamery, flrata, 19ilji
winMii-nnii; state run cream, ape
ciats. isnitfisc; atate full cream, small
cuiorea or wnite, fancy, 12Ho; large, col
orea- or white, fancy, 12o; colored
ur wnue, good to prime, 11HQ120
colored or white, common to fair, 9&lli4o
VI wuue, BKllTifl, lrlOC.
nwus- wutet: state. Pnrivlvn:
nearby fancy selected, white, Sli332c; Penn-
na nearoy xancy selected, fair tc
cmu.uc, anfjuc; orown ana mixed, fancy, 28c
brown and mixed, fair to chnlcn. nthrif
weatern flrsta, 22H&231c; seconds, 21(S22c,
WKATHER IN THE GRAIN BELT
Fair for Tkaradar, with Little Caaaaje
la Teaaperatara.
OMAHA, Sept 18, 190S.
ine pressure continues high, with fair
""iner over ine eastern atatea, lake re
gion, central valleys and west Into the
mountains, a oaromeirlo depression ex
lends from the extreme upper Missouri
valley and Canadian provtncea southwest
across the mountains to the southern Pa
cific alope. Cooler weather prevails alon-
mj iuiii!c neaDoara ana in tne east
gulf atates. No Important change In tem-
j)iiur,noeurjM in other section-'.
Ulie weather will continue fair In this
vicinity tonight and Thuraday, with ' nut
mucn cnange in temperature.
Omaha record of temperature and pre
clpilation compared with the correspond
lug day of the last three years:
. . 1908 1907 190X 1W3
Minimum temperature..... 66 72 87 b2
precipitation 00 .00 1.60 .16
Normal temperature for today, M de
grees.
Deficiency In precipitation since March 1
1.XH incr.ea.
Deficiency
8.31 Inches.
Deficiency
187 inches.
7
corresponding period In 1907,
corresponding period In 1908,
. : ; -.. L. A. WfcUiH,
Local Forecaster.
Cora and Wheat Region Ralletln.
Kor the twenty-four hours ending at t
a. m., 75th meridian time, Wednesday,
Beptember 18, 1908:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temn. Rein
stations. Max. Mln. fall.
Ashland, Neb.... 83 82
Auburn, Neb 82 80
Broken Bow, Neb.. 79 68
Columbus. Neb. r 84 60
Culbertson, Neb,. 78 )
Falrbury, Neb..;. 80 81
Fairmont. Neb. .1 in 0
Gr. Island, Neb.. 82 82
llartington. Neb. 86 60
Hustings, Neb.... 81 60
Hnldrece. Neb.
Oakoale, Neb.'.
Omaha, Neb
Tekamah, Neb.
A lta, la
Carroll. la
Clarlnda. la....
Sibley, la
Sioux City, la..
Minimum temperature
period ending at 8 a. ni. '
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
86
, 81
SO
83
81
80
78
80
85
78
63
UK
67 '
68
65
81
6
68
.00
.00
ou
.00
,2
. .00
.00
T
.(K
' .00
T
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
T
for
Sky.
Cloudy
smoky
Pt, cloudy
. iear
-. Cloudy
lear
. Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy ,
Cloudy '
Caf
- Pt. cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Clear
Clear
Httiy
Cloudy
Clear,
twelve-hour
cash ouotiitlona were as follows:
riAurrr 11111, iivhi.,
470; etrelgUU, 8.9(MJ3.lte; springs. ...lou6.4o;
straights. tt tMji.OO; bakera. 12 KOJjl.W.
WHEAT NoT' aprlng, 8ct;41.00; No. 3,
$eeji.4iti: -No. t rd. i.OoHi.ol.
. OORN-alOv, leVafeeVVtc; , No. 3 yellow,
OATS-No. 3 VrhRe, 60c; No. 3 white. 48
toe. - .. v - ........ ,
, . KYE-No. JA 7ttC.-'
BARLEY Oood feeding. 04iiia; fair to
choice malting, 6&g6c.
SKEDaV-No. ,1 flax, 1.23,: Ne. 1 north
weatern, $l.?ft; prime timothy, 13.26(03.36.
PHOVtSlONS Short, rlbe. aides (loose),
$93ri$97. Meas pork, per bbls.. 3l5.0t9
li-lj:1. Lrd, . per low lbs., $8.17310.10.
Bluu-clfAr ,8ldaj (boxed), $.$7V(f 75.
ef v 1 j 1 ani y (xin n 1
Flour, bbla
Wheat, bu
tlfflr bu-;
Data, bu ,
61(K0
.138.onu
664.UJO
80.010
u.ou
Ml .t00
:68.00
2.0UU
87.000
Rj-e?1)". DtAt-' W.
Har ey. bu 22,aiO
On tha produce exenange today the but
'.at market'' was tedy; creanwrles, iO
i.-.; dairies. KtKJUc. Eggs steady at mark,
cuaea included, ltlSc; flrata, 21c; prime
fUU. -Xicv Cheeae. steady at 1243l$ic,
vlLaat aerai Marltet.
BlT!4L'J;4Vpl. . WHEAT Higher:
tra k. itTo. Ved-sh, $l!iial.u.tH: No. $
CORN-XbWer track
No.
lit.,.
. iA I a l.iwnr krmM -ru.
No. 3 cash.
3 white, sici December, 644c
v ' 1. - , ,
May,
7Hc;
May,
'ara. 1 1 ai.V . A W m - eaei 1 1 , wv a
3 white, K,6i'H'V Imtiber, 46c; May, llKa.
Rr-D..fh. tt'Vo. .
H A Y 1'iH'itiu.gMt. '' '
FLOUR Firm; red winter patents. $4 8p
4i; extra fancy and straight, $4.0t'p4.k;
I RAN Lower; sacked, east tiack, $1.00
HfVJC,,i...1 ! .V.'. "i
priUri. $7 OutpKUaX
.KAUUIl SC.
1 HKMP TWINE 7e..
I'ROVlaiONS-Pork. lowr: jubbln $lf
Lard, lower; prlijte alt am. $.;u.i Dry
aH. m'l)iktiU, atrou: wxu slums.
timothy. ' $.0otrlJ;
Central.
Chicago. 111..
Columbus. O......
Den Moines, la...
Indianapolia, Ind.
Kanaas City, Mo.
Louisville, Ky....
Minneapolis. Minn.
Omaha, Neb......
St. Louis,-Mo..,.
Ught showers
No. of
Stations.
.... 2
18
14
12
19 .
IV
31
1 '
12
occurred
Temp. Rain.
Max. Mln. Inches.
So
82
80
84
88
82
82
e8 .
In
62
64
64
64
84
80
62
80
68
Kansas
.00
.00
.
.00
.(
.(J0
T
T
.08
a nxt
Oklahoma during Tueeday and light traces
or rain were scattered over the Omaha and
Minneapolis districts.'
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Kaaaaa CHy Grain sad Prorlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY, Sent. 18. WHEAT Un
changed to 2c higher; September, 944c; De
cember, 94Tc; May, ?V: caah. No. 3 hard.
$; No. 3 hard, 94fjAo; No. 3 red, $1.0;V.
6'1.04; No. 3 red, $1.01'(i'1.02.
CORN Unchanged to Vc lower; Septem
ber, 76c; December, otcc.- May, ttuHc; caah,
No. i mixed, 75c; No. 3 mixed. 74t'6c;
No. S white, 76(S7t;u-; No. $ white, 7c.
OATS I'nchanned; No. 3 white, 4VitJ.0c;
No. 3 mixed; 47'vH'4c. ' 1
RYE 7exoc. ...
HAY-Steady on, top grades: choice
timothy, J'J.W-ii lO.ou; choice prairie, $8.2611
$.60. '
BUTTER Steady;, creamery, 23c; pack
ing etock, 16c.
FXrtlS Firm; freah extras, 22Vc; current
receipts, 17c.
Receipts. Shipments
Wheat, bu llO.oiO l:6,0"0
Corn, bu..., 9,iKm) S i1
Oats, bu W,00t) 8.000
Kansaa City options:
Artlclea t Open. Hi(h. Low! Close.
Wheat . - 1
December .... 94 94r 94 4VB
May 7 97V, 87 ( 97
Corn
Deoember .... 69? (& 69 69R
May CI I 61 uH;t"sA
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBONDS
Harriman'i 8ttemeht No Clungei Are
Imminent Canset Drop.
MARKET '-','yrcipoUT . SUPfORT
aaralatora Who. Fear They Hat
fa tell Cloalna; rrlees
Lowest..
I184 6.77; told eo'n nd bjlllcn. Ht iil,440;
gold certificates, $JS.$!',7"i.
was
NEW TORK. Sept. 18.-AU that E. H.
Marrlman had to Impart concerning the
properties In which he Is Interested fell far
hort of what the speculative Imagination
nafl bn led to expect during weeka of
buying of the stocks at steadily advancing
prlcea. It was disappointment on this score
that caused the crumbling of prices today
more than any other factor. Mr. Hsrrl
man a terse reason for the a rest strength
tn the stocks of his railroads was that It
waa because they were too weak before."
The weakness today might be explained
with equal Justice aa due to atocks having
become too atrong.
The realisation that there was to be no
r.nJon. pc'flc holding company and dla
tributlon of u-easury assets, no Immediate
valuable rights on Southern Pacific In con
nection with new financing, no extra dis
bursement on Northern Pacific and, In fact,
no actuality on which to base numerous
other rumors which have kept alive upecu
latlve enthusiasm for some time past, left
holders of stocks with the dread that thev
had been puraulng phantome and overdoing
the speculation. The action of. the market
gave warning also thnt measures of con
trol and support for prlcea were not to be
enforced with- the- same determination as
lately. The vigorous resistance shown by
prices to aelltng pressure for some time
past haa quieted all apprehension which
might arise on- the part of purchasers of
stocks for an advance. The conviction
thus fostered that a powerful " combine,
tltm of capitalists, equipped with hundreds
or millions of dollars,- In loans on call had
set themselves to hold and advance prices,
waa shaken by the evidence or distribution
i noiuings wnenevfT the- market
atrong enough to absorb them.
neaatng aerved as the Instrument for
support of the market, as was the rase
yesterday. The atock was about the only
i""lllv" "irengtn at any time,
.1 Central advanced a point tem-
j. worn u necame known that th
regular dividend had been declared. The
S? fJ tI"2. f,ar" of a reduction In that
dividend did not avail to reassure mis
givings over dividend maintenance at other
points. The continued shrinkage In rail
road earnings, oounled with th. i.v
ditione to share capital, which la to dividn
claims to earnings hereafter, made the
transcontinental lines vuln.r.hi. 1. ji.i.
yuBiueraiion. ureal Northern nreferrat
S""ern "cine, st. Paul and Canadian
V ,"1 were acutely affected. That
liquidation waa ann.ht rnr ...v....
speculative lines of stocks was considered
Th- . 1 m e action of the market,
" fiuiiipiuig one liquidation were
.. oU vuiiimuniy agreed upon. Political
w, on m"ve advanced by aome
or the moat demonstrative of the sellers.
" ur i me market was not an entire
i " """ervers less closely concerned
th speculation. The extent of the rise
in Itself haa suggested the approach of a
... 1 moueraie Pace of the btisl
.UU,M.,H M mis in ine securities markt
niark-t S a " jne plethoric money
market to continue the movement loses
fa. VSB UHall W 11 n frrija n rv- u
?letio1 l een,ral reserves arrived,
even though the rate of depletion li tin
uaually belated and alow this year. The Vr.
ri..H "'ulfl,lo' flnda little absorptive
demand to meet It, as the general pub l"
ntere.t In the speculation has been at no
"'Z, .Jn" active selling pressure
artthneowUePsttnrt,ceV,W'
value. 13 2Sftnn it '.-, Pr
declined K r,.r lm"?.2a: "P".
low.0"'"' 1UoUUon8 " were aa fol
York Mvaey Mara-..
NEW TORK. Sept. 18,-MONF.T-StMdv.
12 per cent; ruling rale. lt r cent; clo.
Jt'g bid. 1 per cent; offered at 1 per cnt.
Time loans, steady; sixty days. 2Vff'2H
per cent 1 ninety days, 3 per cent; six
months, t per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-44V-pr
cent.
STERLING RXCrfANuE-Flrm. with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4 86209
4.861 for sixty-day bills and at $4.MS6 for
demand Corinnerclal bills. 14 84Va4 84.
SILVER Bar. 62'c; Mexican dolais. 45c.
PONDS Government, easy; railroad,
heavy. t -
Closing quotstlona an New York bonds
were as ronowa:
r8
V. 8. rf. is,
60 roupen
V. I. In. r
tie ceuboa .......
V. 8. 4i, rt. .......
4e roupoa
Am. Tobacco 4a....
it n. 4a
AtrhlMin fr-n. 4...
o adj. 4t
4a c. 4t
4a r. ........
Atlintlr (.'. L. s
Bil. a Ohio 4t....
4a I Sts
Bra. R. T. ct. 4.
Central ot ni. ta. .
!o lat 1n
4o Id Inr
Chn. A Ohio 4Sa.
Cklttso A. I Ha
C. II. A Q. n. 4.
C. It. I. ft P. a.
! enl. 6a
4o rM 4a
:t C. 1 tt. L. I
Cain. Ind. 6a
Colo. MI4, 4a
Colo. A So. 4a...
..W Int. Met. 4m 4H
..I'M L. A N. mil. ...,.. M
. 11 'Man. e. . 4a M
.101 ''.Max. central 4a U
..1541 rto tat Ine .l 14
..i:nH. 8t. U 4a S
.. U M.. K. T. 4a H4
..110' do $s ,
..lll N. R. R. or M. c. 4a HVt
" r. . 1.-. a. va
Del. A H.
f A R. O. 4a
Kri . 1. 4a......
do jen. 4a
Hm-li. Val. 4a....
Japan 4
do 44a
do 3d aarlaa
Bid. Oftarad.
. H N. J. C. I 6a L'.H4
Icn'No. Pacific 4a 11
. 4 do J it
.iwi N. W. t. 4a 4
. 4 O. S. 1 ffiff 4,
7o Pann. rr. Iv,t 1914... 4,
.loi do cos. 4a H414
. Iteadlnx 8n. 4a S
. 49 'Rep. of Cuba 6a l'WVa
WHRt. L. A I. M. c. 6a.. ill
. f st. L. 8. r. t$. 4a TH14
... n-m -M. 1.. B. w. C. 4a.. 7.1
... 1 4 Seaboard A. U 4a. 4"
... s Bo. Ptcine 4a
. .. J do lot 4a
a. ', So luilvar 6s..
...74 'Tnaa A P. la..
..M- T., 8t. U A W
4 talon Parlllc 4a.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds A pain Slow, with
' Tendency Lower.
HOGS FIVE TO TEN CENTS LOWER
8fceea aaa Lama Receipts (eatlaae
Very Lara;, with Feeder Active
as Steady aad Tendeary
, aa Killers Easier.
4a. ...l.ni, do c. 4
4 t:. 8. Rtrel Id 6a
...... M Wahaah la
1t Watern Md 4. ..
104 W. A b. R. 4a..
"l4Wia. Central 4a...
N. r., N. H. A
a cv, a ctfa
... ft
... ti'i
,...li4
...1I)
4a. ItVi
,...10
... s
. 4
... ;i4
... .4
... 17
H.
...11
Boataa Stacks and Roads.
BOSTON, Sept. 16.-Money, call loans. 2
" rem; time mane, Jiu' per cent
vmciai closing on. stocks and bonda
Amaltamated Copper ..
Am. c. A r... ......
Am. c. A F. prd
Am. Cotton oil
Am. H. A I. iM
Am. Ice Sacurltlta
Am. Llnaead Oil
Am. LocomottvA -.
Am. Locomotiv pfd....
Am. 8. ft r
Am. 8. A R. pfd. ..(,...
Am. 8Ur Raflnln.
Am. Tobacco pfd
Amarlcan Woolan
Anaconda Mining Co. .".
Atchlaon
Atchlaon pfd
Atlautlo Coaat Una
oaiumor a oh
Bal. ft Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Kanld Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Laa'her
Central Leather pfd....
Cantral of Naw Jru,
Chaaapaaka ft Ohio
Chicago Ol. W
Chicago ft N. w
at. ft It. P
C, C, C. ft at. L
Colorado T. . A I
Colorado ft go
Colo. A Bo. lat nfd.;...
Colo, ft 80. 2d pfd
Consolidated Oa
Com Products
Dalawara ft Hudaoa
Uanvar ft Rio Grand.. .
D. ft R. o. pfd
Dlatlllers' Securities ...
Brla
Erie lat prd
Brla !d pfd
Central Klactrle
t Northarn nfd
Ot. Northarn Or ctfa...
Illlnoli Central
Intartooroufh Mat
Int. Met. pfd
International Pane
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Ioa ttutrai
Kaaaaa City 80
K. C. Bo. pfd
Loulavlll ft N a
Mloa. ft 8t. L ;.
Bt. P. ft 8. 8. M
Missouri Pacific
K. ft T
K. ft T. c(d
National Lead
New York Cantral
n. y., o. ft w
Norfolk ft W
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pannarlvanla
Paopla a Oat
-, C. ft St. L
Praaard Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car.....
Railway aural gprlag....
nnnio
Raoubllo 8tael
hapubllo 81ml pfd
Rock laland Co
Rock laland Co. pfd
t. L. ft 8. r. 2d pfd...
8t. Unilt 8. W....,
at. l. a. w. prd
lora-Bharriald 8. ft I...
outhern Paclflo
80. Pacific prd
uuthrA Railway
80. Railway pfd......,,
Tanntaaea Copper
Texaa ft Pacific
., St. L. ft W
., St. L. ft W, pfd
nloa Pacific
nloa Paelfto pfd
. 8. Rubber ,
. 8. Rubber lat pfd
. A Steal
. 8. Steal pfd
tali Copper
Carolina Chemical .,
Caro. Cem. pfd
Wabaah
Wnbaen pfd '.
Weatinghoaet Klectrle .,
W'oatara linlon
Wheallaf ft U S
Wlaooaaia Cantral
8ala.
J. Too
Htsh.
Low. Clote.
754a
38
1.100 4 MI4
... 1.50ft
im
... 11,400
ii.'ioo'
... l.tcA
... J,2l
300
... 4.000
... IS. 100
t0
... 3UI
... ll.fcx)
too
... 8.700
,.. 1.4UD
not
0
7"0
... I. ono
600
... 1.300
. . 28,400
.. a.iiiO
.. 1,700
600
l.dio
.. 8,400
IK)
.. POO
100
KM
.. 1,400
.. 31.au
.. .700
400
J-K)
.. iS.(0
.. tK
.. i.600
.. 1,000
.. 1,6
too
400
400
.'. ' 'ioo
.. 1,700
100
.. 1.300
.. 1.400
.. l.toj
MO
,. t.soo
.. 4,i')0
. . 6,400
2J0
.. 33.4m)
700
.. 4,4-10
too
!
.. l.ltlO
100
.. l.OtW
..231, 4-10
.. 1.100
.. l.Ouo
.. 1.4O0
.. .2lM
100
loo
... 100
6u0
.. t3,7i0
3M
,. 6.0110
600
. l.lill
en
. 300
aw
.143,100
7ll
.. 1.4O0
700
. 44.PUO
. Ii
. 13o
I7S
104fc
46
102,
130V
M
34
4
ar,
H
34
614
172'4
27
96
S06
4M
6
1404
13H
"ai'vi
3H
64
6)14
1504,
ls
17144
37S
47
Kli
it
45
34 '4
143
1.144a
431,
143
1114
33
Mi
1344
"is"
40i
we
IZi
b54
31'
lot 4a
43
7a
i4li
Sia
1414
tt
77
33
144
4614
IMS
K14
110
14
3IS
24
HI.
43'
43
10444
114
31'4
614,
3
J44
id
bni
u;.
8
33
100
4'4
110
43
30
400 1 U14
1.J00 24
l.r 7514
loo es.
00 84
Total aalea tor tb day, 42,4u0 aharea
7H
10
44
1IU
m
z
23S
454
744
5
44
6t
44
60 Vi
171
84
200
40',
'4
1S4
1371s
'juw
37S
44 V4
64
147
US
170
37H
47
2
24
42
36
143
13UI4
41
14114
It
3t .
66
. 2i
'27
0'4
I'M
3'4
iaai
64
30
43
77
104
34
7J
isflii
26
123 1,
tM
77
S3
164
36
133
14
7
II
334
24
1C
43
43
104
ll
ei
60i
87
i4',
:r
64
-.2
7
54
M
41
45
18
'i
25
71
40
26
V
M
102
13
XI
1.1
a4
S
l'.H
, 8L4i
23
4.".
47
5
47
94
H
171
2
in
2oi
41
15
137
05
42
37
46
67
147
14,
170
Z
M
U
ii
38
142
132
42
141
11
it
t
66
17
40
10
Jt
ISO l
64 4
30
2
77
104
3
va
af
laa
26
11
46
4
31
1H
64
133
21
"0
.13
34 i
26
17
43
42
106
118
21
6
37
24
24
l.iw,
142
7
3D
4..
1"
II
i
If
13
Ui
71
'
Atchlaon adj. 4a
00 ta
Mei. Central 4a..
Atchlaon R. R...
do pfd
Rnaton ft Albany.
Boatoa A Main.,
fioaton Elevated .
ritchburt prd ...
Metlcan Cantral . .
N. Y., N. H. ft t
t'nlon Pacific ....
Am. Arge. Chem.
do prd
Ara. Pneu. Tube..
Amer.' Sugar .....
do pfd
Am. T. A T
Am. Woolen
do prd
Kdlaon Elec. lllu
General Electrlo .
Maaa. Electric ...
do pfd
Maaa. Oaa' ,
I lilted Krult
United 8. M ,
do pfd
I. 8. Steel.
... 7a do pfd ......
... ftOHAlloues
... 87 Amalgamated1 .
... 84 Atlantic
. ..il 1 ntngham
...134 , ( a I ft Hecla..
...134 , Copper Range .
...123 Daly Weat
... 16 Franklin
...141 Granby
...lSHIale Rotate ...
. .. 24 Maaa. Mining .
... ..Mlcnlnn
... 4 Old Dominion .
...1:6Oereola
...127 Parrot
...1270ulncy
... 288hannon .......
... 42 tamarack .....
...no trinity
...143 United Copper
... HU. 8. Mining..
... 43 V. 8. Oil
... .i6rtah
...134 Victoria -
... 64 Winona
... 28 Wolertns
. 4.-.
..101
.i6
.. 7o
.. I.
.. 64
..616
..
..
.. 12
,.1
.. 22
.. I
.. 15
.. 41
.1.0
..
.. 42
.. ir.
.. 73
.. .7
.. .0
.. 40
.. 36
.. 44
.. 6
.. 4
..140
Kerr York Mtalaa; stocks!
NEW YORK, Sept.. 18,-Closlng quotations
""" .uivrb were as iohows:
AHca Sol) Leadellle r..
Breece 4
Brunawlck Con 7
Com. Tunnel atock... 21'
Com. Tunnel bonda. II
Con. Cal. ft Va 70
Horn Silver cO
Iron Sliver 109
Offered.
Little Chief
Mexican -.
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard
Yellow Jacket
.. 8
.. 8
. . 0
..600
..1J0
..176
.. 46
Foreign Financial.
,,rtHRtIN,Jipp,!- "-Trading on the Bourse
today was Weak.
PARIS. Sept. H.-Pricee on the Bourse
today were weak on the tone of the Ger
man Press concerning the Moroccan note.
Ihe feebleness of New York also had an
adverse Influence.
Baak Clearlaga.
OMAHA. Sept. .lti.-Bank clearings for to
day were 1,S;,522.41. and for the corre
spondlng day last year i014,o48.43.
Waal Market,
iim0T?N' Stpt .W-WCH1-Sntlment In
the wool market la a little better and the
volume of buntneea during the last week
rtas shown an Increase: but activity la still
far fram normal. Pelcea are practically
unchanged. The leading weatern quotatlona
,re,:.?en.ucky- .Indlna and Missouri three
eight ha blood. W7c;W,e-quarter blood, 23
fc-J'?!' ""dO'-orglft., fine twelve montha,
r5?p; f'n.efalu i4H4;- Georgia and Lake.
j-O-Sc. California, northern, choice. 17ft
18c; northern, average., 16Tgl7c; mlddlu
county, 13ai5c, aouthern, 13&13c: fall north
ern, litlao; fall, southern. lOllc. Oregon
eastern No. 1 ataple, liilSc; eastern No. i.
cloth, 15l6c; eastern average, ltraloc; val
ley. No. 1. 182tc. Scoured valuea: Texas
fine, twelve montha. .ll&ll'c; from six to
eight months. 43'l4;c: fine fall, 4f'43c
California, northern. 47rfli)48c; middle county,
3840c; southern, 37j5c; fall, free. - S5&
J7c. Oregon, eastern. .No. 1 stanla. KrmAti,.-
eastern No. 1 clothing, 47'i50c; valley. No. 1
Territory, fine fctaule. 67t68c: fln
medium ataple, 56y6oc; fine clothing, 46i;
aou, nun meaitim clothing, 43446c; half
blood, 60fiooc: three-eiahtha bland, ikfevw.
quarter-blood. 43S'45c. Pulleil .nr. iw
67c; fine, 5txa52c: supers. 42(B46c. .
8T. LOUIS. BeDt. 14,-Wnoi-Pirm.
dlum grades combing and clothing, loc;
iiBMi, 1 nit?, iojitc; neavy line, lLy.iiic: tub
washed, 20fii7c.
FOl'TH OMAHA, Sept. 18. 1ft.
Receipts were: Csftle. Hogs. Bneen.
Official Mondav 1M7- a,l!J
Official Tuesday 10 114 8.115 2S.4S7
Eetlmate Wednesday .... 8,800 8.184 H.iOO
Three daya this week.. 11.876 1 2 TW I.9.1S2
Psme days lsst week....M.S 12.m4 89.471
Fame days J weeks ao..'.-4.8S9 18.:M . 77.4S9
Same daya 3 weeka ago.. 1(4.827 ll.M 47.9J
Pame days 4 weeka ngo..l9 7i 18,820 87.061
Same days last year f7.8C8 18.872 61.137
The following table shows the receipts of
Cattle. hOSS and Ihua Bmith rimaha f A
8ne year to date compared with last year:
J. W7. inc. ff".
i.""1 trKO.224 718.1 13.7A7
"s 1.881.834 1.8.11.733 tn.091
oneep 1,23J,M9 1,:38.846 10,891
The following table shows-the ayeraae
i-nce or noga at South Omaha for th last
aeveral daya, with comparisons:
Date. I 1808, 14Q7,iy)g,iao6.ll9lv.llim.1902.
Sept. 8....
f"Pt. 8...,
Sept. 7....
Sept. 8....
Sept. !...
Bpt. 10...
""Pt. 11...
Kept. 12...
Sept.
Sept. 14..
Pept. 15..
BPt. 18..
11 I
THE DaiAUOEIS Wlii
84
6 88A
8 88
71
80
8 84
0l 5 751 (71
11 s s 74
)M 1 181 88:
" I s 80
i 821
6 Ml t 931
8 841 6 87
6 8sl t SOl
I 88
t 87
e
8 I0!
001
6 0
6 '4)1
5 HI 6 J5 6 461 7 44)
i 87 8 ESI I 7 45
1 28i a; t a;
6 381 t 90 8 81 7 48
5 39 6 Ml 7 61
8 441 t 86, 7 48
I 831 T 4H
6 Ml 8 64; 7 8.
5 36
6 3i
b 21
6 14
6 14
K Ml
6 881 6 68
6 87 6 62
ft S3 6 561 68
If)
7 68
7 55
Sunday.
The official number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'a.
C.. M. A St. P.
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific 4
I'nlon Pacific 87
C. ft N. W. (east).... 7
C. A N. W. (west).... 125
t". St. P.. M. ft O.. 7
C, B. ft q. (east).... 8
C B. ft Q. (west). ...165
C, R. L ft P. (east).. 2
C.. R I. ft P. (west).. 2
Illinois Central 8
C, O. O. W
Total receipts 396
The disposition of the day's receipts were
aa ioiiows, eacn buyer purchasing the
nuiiioer 01 need indicated:
Cattle. Host. Sheen.
2 - .. 1
1
18 43 '4
4
18 ;
4 2..
8 1
15
8 .. ..
1
2
1 .. ' 1
72 89 7
lonononononoaononononononoratonoqooononQi
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D
o
D
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D
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D
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D
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D
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8
D
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D
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D
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D
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D
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D
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D
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D
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D
The Largest Commercial State' Bank
in Nebraiskil ' K S
Una luoroapej Its Bueiucsa
By Paying
4; Interest
By Maintaining Convenient
Banking Uourg
By Courteous Treatment "
J X a
Vv'V ( 1 01 uepositora
if Ajl u.. -t 4 t.'. !.
Minimi" " ' uuarauu'viug iejxjsiis
f'Srta By raying Depositors Their
cre-.- !.,., tfi mi t- 1 ti
The araadela nlldinr. tvuvy uueu xuvy uui. n.
Savings AccounU and Checking Accounts Solicited
a? .y.-rrrtT1
BiCa.tr;-TR!
ARTHUR D. BRANDE1S. Pres.
JOHN L. KENNEDY, Vlce-Prci.
aonoaoi
H. HUGO BRANDE1S, Caihler
EMIL BRANDEIS, BecreUry.
onoaonononoaonoaonoaonono
D
o
D
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a
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n
o
D
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D
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D
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D
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OOfJI
3 calves... 8f)
6 iers....l0j0
10 cows..,
17 cows...
1 hull....
18 cows...
4 10
1 lo
2 80
16 calves... S17
6 feeders.. 6K8
8 cows 1017
3 bulls l-l
1 75
30
2 (X)
2 61
(
t W
9fiS 2 80
t 85
2 70
4 35
l :o
Omaha Packing Co.
owitt and company....
Cudahy Packing Co....
Armour ft Co
Cudahy Pkg. Co.,K. C.
Schwartzch'd ft Sulb'r..
Vansant ft Co
Carey ft Benton
Lobman ft Rothchlld....
W. I. Stephen
Hill & Son
F. P. lwts
Huston ft Co ;
J. B. Root ft Co
J. H. Bulla
Cudahy Bros. Co
u. woir
McCresry ft Carey...!.'.!
Sam VVerthlmcr ..........
H. F. Hamilton
M. Hagerty ft Co
15. P. Smith
Sullivan Broa
lehmer Bros
Laten Packlna ir-o
St. Loula Packing Co...
srr r-acKing tjo
Kvansvllle Pk. r.n
Nels Morris ..,
Other buyers
818
798
.1.681
.1,1)
1:44
loll
180
442
331
73
87
67
lo
149
'3V9
618
151 t
S49
74
185
24
41
670
9 6
934
607
672
2X4
1,94
99j
685
80
917
Total receipts...
...9,086 '4,808
17.272
23132
Philadelphia Predeee Market.
PH1UADKLPHIA. Sept 18. BUTTER
Steady and In fair demand: aura western
qreamery. MVijc: nearby prints. 17c.
EGGS-KIrm and 1n anwvi demand: Pfn.
sylvanla- and other nearby firsts., free
essea. 4c, at mark; current receipts. In
relurnaMe cases, c, at mark! weatern
firsts, free raaea. !r, at mark; current re
ceipts. fra rasea. aKle. - -
CHEESE-Klnner and In good demand;
New York full cream, choice, llci fgir to
good, L!t5lc.
I.leera4l Orala Market.
LIVERPOOL. tVpt. M-WHEAT-fpot.
J'runj: No. t red western winter, 7s &Vt
No. 1 California. 8a Id: futurea. flnn: Bel!
-"ber, 7s 8Ad: December, 7s 8d; Way. Ta
id.
vyHX-Spol, atfedy; American mld 7s
541; futures, tiuitt; October, ta 8d.
Uadoa Vlaalaaj Storks.
LONDON. Sept. 18. American mruriJ.
opened weak following the decline In Nrw
Vork yesterday. Klrst prices Were "ifev
below parity and thia level waa maintained
iiruiB inc. eauy iiauuiai.
London cloaing stock quotations:
Conaola, auaer ...4 t-14 Mo., Kan. Teiaa.. 43
aoeenint . eat, New York Central . . nn
anacoaaa -..orioia a Westers
Atchlaott ............... V 4o af
4a t4 anuria Weetern
Baltimore Ohle. ...lwls reaaaylvaala
(Dadiao raririe ...UKaa4 Mtuea ....
( heaapaialia a Ohio.. 41H Reading
t ill. Ort Weetern.. ' goathera Rallwar
Chi., MIL. 81. P..14S 4u aid ..'
D Baera " othan Pad f to , ',
Denver a rtio a ... "tiniua racliio ,,
a.. .a ..
Erie - "4U- a. eieei
4o let pfd 44 do aid
da 14 t4 I Wahaea ..........'
0raa4 Tnin4 4t44 So pi 4
llllnela Central 141 (aaalaa 4a ,'
Leuieellla Naah..li4 Amal. paer
SILVliR-Bar, ; atady at 24 Mm'
auntie.
MONET tjTA4 per eea.t '
The rate nt discount In tha . 1.
Nor ahort hill U 1 r centrn, thill
months' .bills., i4j per tent. , '
Metal Market.
NBW. YORK. Bent, is Mmui-Th.
London tin market was lower, with annr
quoted at JE130 16a Id; futures at 132. The
local market waa weak In vmiwuim
8JS.S4K&28.75. Copper declined to 4-60 7s 8d
for BtKit and ilnO 12s 6d for futures In ln.
don. The local market was weak In ton.
wltn lake quoted at fl3.60m3.6i4; electro
lytic, 813.3711 13.60:: " casting. 11:1 l2Ujh it u
It Is claimed that aome of the leading
producers have made large salea recently
and are holding prices considerably hnv
the quotatlona given. Lead waa higher at
13 3a 9d In London. The local market,
however, waa easy, at J4.471946.)U. Spelter
was unchanged at 18 10a In London. The
local market waa quiet at 4.76'g4.80. Iron
was lower In the English market, with
standard foundry qunted at 60s 3d. and
Cleveland warrants 61s 6d. Locally no
changes reported. No. 1 foundry northern.
$l6.wXfi17.J6; No. 2 at 816.75; No. 1 aouthern
and No. 1 iouthern aoft at 818.7frff17.25.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. . 1U. METALS-Lead,
dull. 14. 4.1V,. Spelter, held at $4.67. .
Cottoa Market.
NBW YORK, Sept. , 16. COTTON-Fu-turea
rpened steady; October, 884; De
cember, H.tlo: January, 8.66c; March, S.tioc;
May, f.66c; June, 8.87c bid; July, 8.70c.
Buot closed quiet At 10 points advance;
middling uplanda, t.&oe; middling gulf. 9.76c;
salea, none.
Futures closed steady; Beptember, 8 S7e;
Oeto'.er, 8.91c; November, 8.68c; December,
8.74c; January. 8.63c; February, 8.83c; March.
8,c; May, 8.73c. ;
GALVK8TON. Tea.. BeDt. 16. COTTON I
Steady; 9 6-We.
8T. IiOlIS, Sept. l. COTTON-Dull;
middling. 9c. Salea, none; recelpta, 17J
halea; shipments. 188 bales; stock, l,8ol
bales.
NtJW ORLEANS, Sept. 1S.-COTTON-Bpot
market easy. Ixw ordinai-y. 4c.
nominal; ordlnury, l-18c; good ordinary,
5 1-16-, liomiual; good ordinary, 7Vac; low
niltldllng. kSc; middling, 9tc; good mid
dling. 8 7-lc; middling fair. 9 15-Mc; fair,
10 9-lc, nominal. Sales, 3.100 bales; re
ceipts, 4,000 bales; stock, 3 Mil bales.
CATTLE Cattle are pouring Into market
thle week at an astonishing rale, not only
here, but at all other market points as well.
J:. lm."'? receipts at an polnta have
been the largest for the aeason to date. In
many Instancea . hinar nnn.M.p.h,. inA..
than for tho correSDondlna nnrtnd af iit
year. Aa a result of tha i ..r.i....
cattle there has been a sharp downward
movement in prlcea at all polnta. Chicago
rv0lLW,.,,h Very J?cld'd br'k on Mn
rZL 1 , Xile, Wioi"-l river markete were
forced o follow In the same direction. At
thla point the market has held up Tully as
well 88 at anv nthar imint mnA . 1 .. 1. ( ..
better than some. The fact that the de
mand has been good all the week haa been
fh. help to ,'narket. The fact that
..i-?un cr.op ln thl elon Is more prom
oting than In some other localities naturally
makea feeders sell more freely here, and
ill.dm"nd for'h" cl cttle has re
lieved to a conslderahla t.nt
,2 nV?.-HPa0k.er8. lhu" wn" ,nl market,
as noted yesterday and the .lay before, has
e..-c?d dow"rardv,t has not suffered
7,aLV , ' . "iigui. nave Deen the case
under lesa favorable circumstancea.
Ihla morning, with another very heavv
run on top of a total ot 862 cara received
yesterday and day before, the trade era
again dull and the tendency lower. With
ao many cattle in the yards and with the
usual amount of sorting and shaping up
;; :.m":.; :. r. sli? . lorenoon was
er. could ;t TS, L'-' ana e.
Packera aeemed to be well supplied with
Sti1.err,,K' !.hat ,hey W9re " no hurry
to fill fresh orders and the trade waa duH
all morning. Outside the beet cattle, th"
market was again lOtglSo lower, which
means around 26040c lower than the best
f 1 tYlaa leaavsy A . t v. L f 1 . . v
..... ...a. common ana
arauca 01 corn-red tattlo
move, as buyers seemed
rsngers.
Cowh and helfera were also 1015c lower
today and pretty generally 2b)c lower
.l,Whl!1.eihfvb,tde of l8!hty feedera,
the kind that both packers and feede
u ' were "ol 4o very much lo
" woiiimun 10 mraium Kinds were li
lower and ajow sellers at the decline,
wuotationi on cattle: Obod to choice
cornfed steers, 86.4X&7 .S5; fair lo good corn
fed ateers. 8f).60i6(i.4o; common lo fair corn
fed steers. I4.MC&6.60; good to choice range
'''; U-60H6.H): fair to good range BteeFe,
84.20tfj4.6O; common to fair range steers
la.oOl.iO; good to choice cows and he'feia'
$3.oOtj4.26; fair to good cowa and heifera'
83.00(i3 60; common to fair coas and heifers
8i(Si3.0O: good lo trnilce etocttera and
feedera, l.:o6.00; fair to gotd sto kerg anl
feeders. t3.IMii.2Q; common to fair Blockers
and feeders, i:'.763.50; stock heifers. 82.760
Representative sales:
745
849
,.14oo - 7; 3 calves... i"S
.. 2 76 Sl cows 976
H. Hunter, wyonune.
44 cows ICS 3 itj 11 cows
J. Nolan. W vnniine
I feeders.. 1'13J 4 i) 21 feeders.. 84
17 cows 96 1 30 12 cows..... 878
William RichardBon Wyo.
10 feeders.. L'lo 4 80 34 feeders. .KW0
37 cows 1063 8 80 8 cows M3
M. F. Coleman Wyo.
SI feeders. .1064 4 16
Q. 8. Mitchell Wyo.
22 feeders.. 1076 4 10 4 feeders.. 1076 1 50
O. Johnson Wyo.
4 feedera.. 1042 4 26 1 reeder...l010 8 60
J. Kuff-Wyo.
eowa 875 3 80 IS cows. .. .. 901
7 feeders., m 3 60 1 feeders.. 6h6
F. Benton-Wyo.
146 feedera. 1018 J 76 48 feeders. .1014
8 steers... .1046 3 40 '
Spear Bros. Wyo.
It feeders.. 8"(o 3 90 . -87 steers. ...128
18 cows..... 98L 3 60 19 cows lo.li
John Whltakyr Wyo.
29 helfera.. .1100 3 35 i steer 1160
U cows. 1... 9X4 3 10 2 steers.. ..1216
K. McKlnney Wyo. .
1 cows 915 J 46 9 steers.. ..T1S3
I feeders. .1M 8 76 11 cowa 1o9j
10 mixed. ..lJ6 4 30
J. Myers Wyo.
13 Oow.;. 9S8 3 ttj 28 rneeis. ...1184 4 30
- H. K. Rarbee Wvn.
31 Cows..,..10k2 2 96 18 cows....
84 ta ft ha. 810 8 00 6 bulls...,
. Ed Cheesbrough Wyo.
89 feeders.. 948 4 16 17 cows...,
17 cows. ....1004 3 40 1 bull......
. . 8OUTH DAKOTA.
14 feeders.. 1107 4 26 feeders. .1270
as leeoers. lIM 4 46
Stewsrt ft B.-S. D.
fowl H166 8 26 6 calves... 760 i 00
la calves... 200 4 00
. , W. Plgatt-S. D.
22 feeders.. 849 8 60 feeders.. 738 3 t0
COLORADO.
38 feeders.. 860 4 8) 18 feeders.1
11 feeders.. 8.2 4 3J 1 calf
J. Duffy-Mont.
4 40 "21 feeders.. 1199
3 50 6 steers.. ..lJMi
8 10 3 cows 1VM
,. 809
, 844
.1690
M.
25 feeders.. 12S8
2 feedere..l076
15 heifers... 86
874
240
3 10
i w
3 75
4 55
S
5 23
4 00
4 23
3 Ai
1 00
2 60
8 60
t 76 .
4 75
3 10
6 00
! Jf.TomlneT lambs, feedera....
J?yrm,n mba. feedara..,.
il Idaho ewes, feeders
J"!'0 lambs, feeders, culls..
JJnljo lamba, feeder
671 Idaho lambs
145 Idaho lambs V '
318 Ideho iambs "' "
lamba, feedera
lambs, .feeders, cutis.
412 Jdaho
Idaho
279 Idaho
446 Idaho
26 Idaho
61
61
102
AO
SO
88
67
. 84
1 88
wes 111
ewes, feeders .'....101
ewea feedera. aitlla ' ae
121 Wyoming lamba ..!!.i. 8
,v'omlng lamba, feedera 69
j.5 J joining lambs, culls u
8-8 Wyoming yearlings and weth
era ;,, , paj
77 Wyoming ewes !.!!!l07
46 Wyoming ewes, culls 99
673 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.. 78
32 Wyoming rwes ..100
70 Wyoming ewes, culls 66
272 South Dakota lambs, feeders. 64
639 South DHkota ewea. feeders. 89
78 South Dakota, ewes, feedera.
eiilla 77
380 South Dakota ewes and weth
ers ...91
283 Montana wethers .106
167 Montana ewes 97
75 Montana wethers .,..107
98 Montana ewes, feeders 88
1070 Wyoming lambs, feeders....'. 49
114 Wyoming lambs, feeders,'
Pulla 41
296 Wyoming yearllnga. feedera. 74
290 Wyoming Jiarllngs. feeders. 73
2fi0 Utah lamba, feedera..., 88
4 26
4 13
8 IX)
HOOS'-Shlppera were strongly in evi
dence this morning, and they were the best
buyers. Sucrl hugs as they could use sold
early at prices generally oc lower than -yea-lerday,
tnat Is, largely at and around 80.90,
and on up to 86. Ho for the best. On the
other hand, packers were talking 10c lower
right from tne outset, and, aa they atood
pat refusing to raise their bids, they got
what shippers would not take. The later
sales were largely at and around 8.80, with
quite a sprinkling on down. The trade was
not very active, sellers hanging on and
trying to hold up prices and aqueeie every
cent possiDie out 01 Duyers.
4a. Tr. Na. av.
14... 171
No.
16
42
44.
16....
11...,
46...
77...,
....
74...,
II....
II...,
a...,
u....
)....
41...,
41....
61...,
44....
41....
4t...,
24....
0....
tl....
41....
41....
44....
7....
....
48....
Av.
.U4
.SSI
....
....til
....Zii
. ...:o6
,...2f4
40
,...ss
....210
....214
....o5
,...167
,,..474
...im
.-..174
...267
,...t
...im
...244
...Kf4
...SW
...241
...ail
...234
...214
...250
...114
...244
SO
S40
110
40
140
440
'm
lao
40
1JU
120
li)
w
m
124
U0
. 10
1:0
40
240
no
200
r.
4 U
4 ;o
4 70
4 70
4 n
4 76
4 7-
4 76
4 74
4 7a
f m
4 41
4
4 4l
4
6 to .
4 lo
4 t
4 8(1
4 m
4 ft)
4 SO
4 SO
4 ft)
4 80
I ft)
6 40
1 80
4 40
4 lo
44.
7S.
JO
74
75
17
44.....
41
44
77
U
4
14
0
71
St.
15
14
74
47
74
13
71
Tl
tl 217
I 8..I
67 Ul
7 14
....144
....17
....174
....Hi
....120
....34
...114
....Z4S
...,:27
...,'J 4
....XIS
....212
....X5
....244
,...;4
,...176
....248
...III
...,tl
,...223
!4I
35
tot
an.
40
110
120
4'f
44
140
140
40
120
14)
10
240
Pr.
4 424
4 km
4 42',,
4 42
4 45
4 H5
4 ii
4 84
4 14
4 IS
I ti
4 4f
4 16
4 4 ,1,4
4
4 tlht
4 10
4 lo
6 BU
4 ft)
I ft)
4 W
4
4 ft)
I sa
4 14
I i
I tfJ
I 15
144 I'tnh lamba. tftArm .
ISO I'tah w'hers, ewea ft y'tl'ga. H11
I'tah yearlings 77
177 ITish ewes im
4.10 lrtah ewes, feeders , 104
86 I'tah ewes, feeders, culls.... 95
145 Idaho lnmhs 83
725 Idaho lambu, culls.'. ., 46
30 Idaho Itimbs, culls....... 61
t Wyoming lambs 66
23 Wyoming lambs, feeders.... 80
63 Wyoming yearlings .... (
148 Wyoming yearlings, feeders. 71
I'll Wyoming yearllnga. feedera. 73
ito Wyoming wethers, feeders.. I8
67 I'tah lambr. g-
817 lHah laiiilis , m
612 I'tah . lainlis. .feedera...., 67
36 Idaho wethera ln&
113 Idaho ewea , H
T90 Idaho lambs ,., 67
21 Idaho wethers 3u
212 Maho ewes ......K n
2 Idaho lambs .).......,... .,.: 49
412 Idaho ewes ...i 114
49 Idaho lambs, cblla ,.. 68
P6 Idaho yearllnga 98
27 Idaho yearlings-fas
23 Idaho wethers ..i 1.18
117 Wyoming lamba, feeders 81
217 Wyoming lambs, feeders..'... 69
3ft0 Wyoming lamlis. feeders..... 81
irn ,V,yo- ', "' hers, f'd's;- 8t'
f Jyyo. y'r'gs A w hers, fdc-rs
lb4 )yo. y r gs w here, fders.
wy' 'r'8 w'her. f'ders.
82 Wyoming
CHICAGO
tattle aad
wethers
83
81
79
1
4 M
8
t n
4 28
4 90
8 20
I 20
8 00
-4 70 '
400
t 80
t 88
1 76
6 (4)
4 60
t 76
4 on
t 36
1 28
4 10
186
I 26
4 26
126
1 0
176
I 90
I 60
5 80
t 76
4 46
76
4 30,
4 )
4 70
4 60 .
4 no
4 00
i t
70
t (V)
4 o
4 3
4 38
6 .
4
4 M
4 IS
4 no
3 80
4 71
6 15
4 70
4 15 .
1 IV)
8 20
4 00
2 60
10
5 60
4 28
4 16
4 18
4 441
4 ft)
4 90
4 80
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 m
a 70
Ll83 8TOCK MARKET
Hags Lewer Skeea anal
l.ambs Steady.
-5H.ICA,a0- ,8ept- ,-'-,ATTLE-Rceipts,
about 22,000 head., Market l(16o lower!
W.u)4l5.:6; heifera, 83.0O0jt).6O; bulls. 32.60-a.
liWd'w.6' 3 60", a(,; tot"e-s and feeders!,
iiOaS-Recelpts. about 20,000 head. Mar-'
7 m. k ,.0,l!cr VJT1'''. ,le"vy hipping. 7.85fn)
7.40; butchera 87.SW7.40; light mixed. 17.80(1,
7.15; choice light. 37.2O4i7.S0; packing. 7.00
..j6; plga, W.,04,6.00... Bulk of aalea. 7.00tfi
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. ' 28.000
head. Market ateadv. ah..,, ti -aZ
yearlitiga, 4.00t&4.76; lambs, M.6w26lt
St. Loots Llye atock Market. .
5T,LOi'I? PP.t- CATTLE-Recelpts.
I;i ,J,e.ad' ""--"""nif 4,600 Texana. Market
Inferior
were hard to
to prefer the
wer.
1016c
2 70
It
... M'4
v.: ai'-
... 64
...1084,
...144
... ftl
... 41
...HJ'a
... II
... 2T
3
per
Trwaaarr tateaaaal.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l.l.To,ay, .tale
nvnl cf the tirasury balances in the
iral fund, eavluilrd or the 3,5 i.hiS ir.)' eol,
reserve, shuaa: Available iuan
Id
biancea,
K.vaitorated Apples aad Dried Pralts.
NEW VORW:, Sept. 16,-EVAPORATED
APPLES Market continued quiet, with
fancy quoted at 94ft little? choice at 74t9c;
prime, ntjtisc; common to fair, o'a'ic.
DRIED FHCl'l-B The. large alzea of
prunes are offered sparingly and rule firm
with iuotatlons ranging from 4c to 13c for
California, and from 6ic to 74c for Ore
gon fruit. Apricots are quiet, with choice
quoted nt R47c, extra choice at 84f)4c;
fancy, 104&llc. Peaches are dull and easy,
with choice quoted at lWf1tc; extra choice
7ti8c; fancy. 84tic. Tlirre are occasional
small sal na of seeded raisins, but the gen
eral market is quiet at 4tl7kc; seedless at
4VCH--, and London layera at l.80ri1.h6.
Mlaarapolle Urala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, - Sept. 16. WH EAT
September. 11.024; December. 8l.03't(ri 1.03V
May. tl 0ti; cash. No. 1 northern, 11.04; No.
i northern. 81.01V
BRAN-In bulk, 818 .tntrl 9.00.
FIX1CR Strong and firm. First patents,
85 ttou.75: second patents, 607 6 at): first
clears, 84 34.46; aecond, clears. $S.5i; lw).
Pecrla Market.
PEORIA. Bept. 16-4T)RNLoW.r; o 3
yellow, 7'.4c; No. S, 74c; No. 4. 784c; no
grade, 78c.
OATS Iwer; No. 2 white, 6ec; No. I
a bit. 48'o49c.
WHISKY-81.37.
COWS.
vo. . rt. . At.
It 14 V) U 70
i; 7a7 I ft)
BEEK STEERS;
18 1231 I 34 1401 7 00
W ESTERNS NEBRA8KA
No.
13 cons....
t calves..
4 curves..
6 cows....
6 cows....
9 calves..
19 feedera.
IS heifera... 7t0
Av.
.
. 49
290
, 936
.100
870
7 JO
Mllwaakec Urala Market.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 16 WHEAT Mar
ket ateady. No. 1 northern. 31.u7108; No
2 northern. 8)l.i4(ti 1 06 December. 31.014 bid'
CORN Steady; Drvember, 6TS asked.
UAKLKi'-Lowtr, sample, 694'j0c.
2 cxWs 9
H cows 4.T7
8 calves... 26J
1 calf i'io
& aifera....1JsJ
2 steers.. ..ll-6
i calves... 175
4 ft fders..
9 cows..... kni
14 feeders.. S64
22 feeders.. 84
2 calves..
4 feeders.
8 cows
14 feedera.
22 feedera.
4 ateers. ..
6 feeders.
Coffee
tl feeder.. 1281 4 70
'Jt steers.. ..13t 4 10
Diemcr
1,6
Ix )
tkiti
868
8!4
.ll4
.1090
Pr..
fit
2 76
u 76
2 a
2 60
3 H
1 3)
2 73
if SO
2 80
4 00
6 00
6 73
4 73
6 Ol
8 23
t .'6
3 03
3 70
6 on
3
2 1:5
3 Oj
3 70
3 9-)
60
No. Av.
42 feeders.. J17
2 calves... 190
A (uws loots
7 cowa 0)
40 sleet t....10fi2
'94 feeders. ,
11 feeders.
12 cows...,
19 feeders.
8 heifers.,
1 o w .
t lalvei,
I cow.,
26 cows.
.K"7
. 978
.. l)
.- fin
.. 806
.11V)
. 245
4 cows..
T cows..
837
3 feeders
12 cows 944
cows..... 948
2 cu...i..10r1
cows lluu
11 cows 8-'4
I feedera.. Hkt
4 bulla 1162
12 ealvea... ro.
9 feeders.. 8(6
51 cowa y.'4
6 fetders.. 940
4 bulls 112
12 alvea... 3n6
9 feedera.. h4
41 feeders. .1090
8 feeders.. 1016
T.-Neb.
119 steers. ..1211
I steer 18.)
Q Neb.
8 cows 1043
f. A. yeB4 Neb.
... 960 3 i . 32 cows 887
... W lis 3 cows 980
AtiiKiais cattle .Co. Neb.
17 steers.. .1133 4 10
4 25
2 65
2 66 '
2 t:
t 66
14 calves..
13 cows...,
3 calves..
3 Cows..,.
Irowa...
284
16
3o5
34.
60
It cows 960
I bull 6144
6 uiwi 9tt
1 bull. .....!)
tows 11 8 40
Z cows...,.l"6 2 90
13 feedera.. 913 8 90
i feedera.. 724 4 M
11 feedera.. 946 3 80
t feeders.! '
13 cows.... 978 00
28-cows..... to) 8 2o
WYOMINO
3 16
t 76
10
3 744
Pr.
3 ft)
too
3 03
2 US
1 76
4 S3
3 70
43
t 60
8 00
3 10
3 9
4 H
2 35
3 70
4 00
2 00
.1 73
J 3 V
3 70
4 10
2 60
5 73
8 86
4 46
4 16
4 80
4 M
t 30
1 .5
3 75
t 71
t 96
4 4
1
196
4 feeders. 1047 .
4 cows I4a
. 24) ateers. ...ftp)
. 11 feeders.. HD1 .
' t tows.. ...1211 1 44
1 steer 14. o 4 on
a reedera.. 7Ni
, t feedera.. 8t
-"6 feeders.. 6-6
8 cows 972
rows 944
11 feeders.. 8ul
P. J. ft J. H. Mclntaah Wvn
7 steers . ..14M 6 26 14 steers.. ..U66
8 J
I 40
4 IS
408
I 80
3 60
8 (16
8 TO
3 26
4 35
BHEEP There was another hie- run f
sheep here today, making the total for the
wsck louuie, neaa which waa Just
about on a par with laat week'a run, but
very much larger than any week before
that and larger than for the same week
a year ago by 16,000 head. The general
market, thla morning, was not aa active aa
yesterday and day before, due In large
part to the fact that aeveral big trains
were late In arriving at the yarda whlcn
alwaya delaya the trade to a greater or
less extent.
in spite of the fact that receipts were
not all In sight, feeder buyers were out In
the yarda early In the morning so that the
market opened active with prlcea fully
steady on anything suitable to take back
Into the country and place on feed. Buyers
bought freely of feeder lambs, paying 34.90
66.15 for desirable kinds. What few feed
ing sheep were to be had also sold ateady
with yesterday and at prlcea very satis
factory to sellers. There . was a good in
quiry for breeding ewes and aome good
yearling breedera sold up to 86.50.
Packers did not take hold aa freely as
did feeder buyers, they being Inclined to
hold back and wait the arrival of later
trains. For that reason the market on
killing atuff would have to be quoted as
opening slow and weak with first bide In
variably lower than yesterday.
When the market was once under way.
fat lamba sold at prices that were weak
to possibly 10c lower in spots. Packera were
generally quoting their purchases as a
shade easier. Kut aheep, on the other hand,
were generally lo'rjlSo lower than yester
day. In spite of the fact that there waa aome
delay In getting started, aa noted above,
the market waa fairly active and the great
big bulk of the receipts had changed hands
by midday.
Quotations on range or grass sheep and
lamba: Oood to choice lumba, 33.15g3.4u;
fair to good lambs, t3.0urdt.15; feeding lambs,
14 SO-iS.15: a-ood to choice light voarlloas.
14 13-54. a5; good to choice heavy yearllnga,
il.9i34.10; feeding yearling, 33.75ift4.13;
good to cnoice wetneis, ij eowe.uu; lair to
fod wethers. 3.Mf'al; feeding wethers.
! 4off3.76; good to choice ewea, 8ft .133 63;
fair to good ewea. jowt3.j, :eeaing ewes.
l?5i&3.0u; culls and bucks. 31.50Q2.50.
Representative aaiea:
No.
18 Idaho ewea
81 Idaho lamba
64 Idaho ewes, feedera
t4 Idaho ewea, feedera......
1(0 Idaho ewes, fi-eders
44) Maho ewes, feeders
)4) Idaho' ewes, feeders
27 Idaho ewes, faedere
141 lila ho ewes, feeders
5C6 Idaho lambs, feedera
SM Idaho lamba, feeders
.auve BlllDDinoT anl v r.r.-t
lO&.'Sc
steers, 34.007.25; dressed beef and butcher
steers. 32.76fJi6.S0; steers under 1 000 lbs
33.OOJ41I.OU; Blockers and feeders. 83.001 oo:
Knd. heiTi' t'.60j.B6: cannera, W
2.26; bulls. 3.76fi4.26; calves, KOtW.Ou!
Texas and Indian steers, 32.766.25rcoW8
and heifers, 31. 50JJ3.76. .... "
HOUS-Hecelpts. 1.100 head. Market a-6'lOe
Z1 ..r Tl1 """ : Packer?
7 w i butcnr" at"l be"t heavy, 7.2ti
D"f'-r Jnu LAMHH-Rara nla linn
103 Idaho lamba, feedera...
1, feedera...
Av.
112
68
99
98
102
II
lot
97
10")
60
67
60
68
l
1,1
103
9)
74
91
61
101 Idaho lamba
815 lditho lamba. feeders
Z'A Idaho lambs, feeders
lot Idaho ewea, feeders
168 Wyoming ewes, feeders
47 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.
120 Wyoming yearlings, feedera.
148 Wyoming lamba. feeders
26 wyo. weiuers. reeuer culls... 103
3X1 Wyoming yearlings, feedera.. 77
ao Wyoming wethera 94
6a Wyo. wethers and yearllnga. 76
66 Wyoming ewea 93
1F4 Wyoming lamba. feedera..... 61
lfcl Wyoming lam ha, feedera 61
244 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.. 77
63 Wyoming yearlings, feeders.. 76
93 Wyoming ewes, feeder culls. 88
244 Wyoming awes, feeders 98
187 Wyoming ewes 108
'3 Wyoming we there, feeders... 96
846 Wyoming wethers, feeders.., 18
112 Wyoming lamba, feeders 48
869 Wyoming ewes loo
24 Wyoming ewes, feeders.:...: 94
t'4 Wyoming ewea. feeders 90
14 Wyo. ewea. feedera. culls.... To
175 Wyoming lambs, feeders 61
67 Wyoming lambs, fillers 62
Tt.
2 6)
4 10
t t'O
2 30
2 43
1 b
2 16
2 (0
2 8
4 80
4 IjO
4 M
4 73
4 9)
4 90
8 S5
2 61
4 10
3 ;6
4 10
t 60
4 25
3 6
8 7S
3 25
4 70
4 .0
4
4 10
i 60
t
3 48
3 75
t 75
4 y
1 40
3 ftl
2 tto
I 60
4 90
4 o
TV- T. A iLtTDCI D..ai.i.
head. Market for lamba 10c lower; aheeD
eV,"d. N"').ve nuon. 4 0064.36: lamba.
tr m Hna W-SIOO; Block
ers, 4.JO(S4.60. r- .-
u , ; r i '
Kaaaaa Clry Ma Btookojllat-kat.
KANSAS CITY, Bept. 18.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, ls.700 head,' including 1 outheiVJ
?er' wf,,? 160 cows weak to
ine lower; cfiolce export- and dressed beef
Steele. 86.007.40: fa(T to good, 64 60ffid 00-
? BikK"..' V-1"-" ckerB and feed!
r"..uW-w)&'4-lo: ""ern sleets, 8J.264J4 0O
Ti ,'ow; -m.Vi native coVaTius
tt-3.90; native helfeia 2.o0(U6.0; bulls. L 24
; calves, 83.366.50.
HlKM-Hewipt u,i head; market 10
15o lower; top, 17.10; bulk of sales. 86 7oS
I 10; heavy, 86.90&7.1O; packers and butcherT
ifJ.f-'U 'ht. 86.50.95? pip! '
hBtI'-P AND LAMBS-RecelptB a
84.2&i5.40; ewes and yearlings, 83 SO-IO;
W.4tJj4.10; stuckera and feeders. 83.0004.00.
loaz City- Lira Stock Market.
BIOUX CITY, la.. Bept. 18.-(gpeelal Tale
fc'ram -'ATTIJ5 - Recelpta 1.800 heal;
market 10c lower; beeves, 34 rVW OO; griai
cows. 32.60fc3.7t; feeders. 3.76!4.t; ' civ.I
and yearllnga. $2,2Etg-J.35. v-.raB
HOOS Receipts, 2.600 head;" market loo
Stock la Slb.
Re.elpta of live Block at the six prin
cipal western markets yeaierdav: r
Bouth Omaha.
Sioux City
8t. Joseph
St. Louis
Kansas City..
Cllll'BgO
Toluls
cattle. Hogs.
.. . . .6, 184
. 1.600 , 2."l
.. 5.5) 7,000
. T,9oo i loo
.18,700 14.X)
.2J.0OO 80.000
Sheen.
' 24,814)
"i'Mi
3.700
16.000
28.0U0
.,62,300 64,000 76,400
4oTee Markets - -
NEW YORK. Bept.- 14. COFFEE Tha
market for coffna futures tuned steady
at net unchanged prit es to an advance of
9 polnta. with Ihe dose quiet, net un
changed. Sales were reported of 6.2Go haea
ociuiiar at.
including September at 6.76c
J.6X-; Drt eniber at 6.66c. JJarch,nd May at
5 60c. Spot coffee, quiet; No. J . Rto. 64ol
No. 4 fidntne. 6v, Mild coffee, dull; teaaa
dova, 412Vtc. 1 '
DalBin tirala Market.
DILLTH. Sept. li-WHEAT-No. I
northern, 11.044: No. 2, northern, 31.01.;
oiT U member, l.o:4,; May!
OATS To arrive, 474o; on Iraok. 474a.
Oaaeiia .Ailrr Mare Moaey. '
PARIS, flipt. l.lt was aaserterl
pioinlneiit quartets here today that
raugementa are being completed for
flotation of a new Russian loan on
The primary object of this
to take up the li.0OO,ijf)
U6D.000.OUO) ot 6 per cent
due In the spring. These
with the 44 per cent treaa-
In
the
French market,
tranaacllon Is
franca (about,
treaaury noUa
will be retired
ury notea.
The arrangement laywlvag aew loaa tat
400,000,009 franc