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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE.
CRMS AND PRODUCE MARKET
ttcided Strength for Saturday and
Valuei Jtis After Selling.
PRICES All) WELL MAINTAINED
Offering Are
Utile Staff
la
Quf.ck.li' Absorbed and
is l.aealaa- Wheat
Active at b
Opening;.
quickly and vevry
OMAHA. Sept. J II.
Urnln markets show decided strength frr
eaturday market and valuta am ad
vunreu after a short period of ai lung at
the opening.
';ohiii..r,i.g the larg; movement In all
gitids of grain, prices are tit-lug vry well
luumiainee;. "
Ufteilngs are absorbed
lime stuif !a lugging.
m;1 ' acilv for a Saturday and
withstood persistent bear opeialions ut tli.)
open. tig. holding firm. U(tr bulla look ad
vantage of strength In 1U ijii,weii.ern
maiada ahal advanced price wl above
crieiiuir a close.
WM" ":uk ur'y In the aosslon and
r.iuiu, was general. The market was fea-
. However, and continued favorable
m iur maturing thu present imp huh
iii wiiih at the close. September corn
1 io-i- aim cloned at ,34c.
it'Unary wheat rctlp a wei e .'.Hil.OH) bi
and shipments were 72;.t bj., against re.
, ', . i"" er or 887,ai bu. and s.i.piiicnts
va in i.ifj JU,
' receipts w,.1(( 4,, hu ,nd sh(p.
riiehts Were 324.0MJ ,n.. against receipts last
ui mii.'w du. and shipments of o.8,lM
Clearance were none of corn, 12,om bu. (
oais and wheut and Hour equal tu 2dti,HiO bu.
i.ieip..eji i lime, Ha''.. I lower on wheat
Pry salt meats,
. H' T : dear
II" 874. It, it on,
111.75; i-lrar nba.
strong; boxed extra
rlha. I0 75; alinrt
steady; boxed extra
$11,624, short chars,
in
abiirla,
i lea in,
anuria
$11 75.
lot LTRY-E.is.tr; chickens, Bo; springs,
i"f. turkeys, Kr; ducks. TliSo; gen.,.., 6,-.
I!."I'TKIt-yi:l. I. crenmoiy. i: ''r..V.
EGGS- Firm, 184c count.
Receipts. Shipments
oi.is 9,'t
bll 114 ia.
bu 4I..
I'll 126.)
Flour.
Wheat.
I orn.
Oats,
t.2.-'-
Sl.lm;
XKW tOUK (.I.NRIIAI. JltRKKT
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BUNDS
Market Faili to Hold the Recovery of
Friday
tun v4(uii Higher on mm.
Heubuard reported 9t,000 bu
taken for export.
Local ihuki! of option:
of wheat
Article.! open.
Wheal
Kept.
Dec..
L'urn
dept.
lll!C.
Oats
Kept. May.
-I
I
..I TSH
-I eiv.
..I 4
I High. Low. C,lose. Yea y.
r.xTTir
i '
1 7:4
b' til'a j t 4 j til',,
V'k I 41j I 46'.,
4K' 4il I 4H I 4k
Uiuiiba Ink I'rlccs.
"Ill,, r-Mu. i haul. B4ra96c: No.
NO.
Willi
Ho
i uh
4,
IHl'l. . . , . ..I
' Ji i a iNj.
4l,li. iiv :
, sd(!.'.V4i;i No. 3 apring,
hard.
-'. . Va73e; No. 3, 72'q73i'; Nn.
' ''. iZ'l4'fi3c; No. J yellow,
- wake, 7J'i.3c; No. 3 whltt,
3
" i u I'lrj. fat
mixed, 44-: No. 3 yellow.
while, 4'fVic: No. 4 whii
.aliil.i:,!, t,i,e.
h'.'jii.h ; No. 3, nWdWUc.
enrlut llevrrpta.
... . Wheat
blcago -a
MinheapoiiB 8tj
Oinana jo
lJUlUn, jy
Corn.
s4
26
i
Oats.
77
tllKAfiO bll.ll Au I'RUVISIOXa
l-'raturrn v( thp Trad Inn and ( lualnw
1'rleea on ttoard of Trade.
CHICAtiU. ept. ia.rie market for
wheal ivuxun-jKu louay under the atlmulua
vi rt polled export bujInosB and tha llua
alan enoieia, eioalng prleta being tioiri
i ' 1 : over yoiei'iiay. i.'uni, outs and
Plowstona uli J. mailed at an advance.
the wheat ni.m were the hightKt of
. . mo opening thu wheal
liiarKel gave ho pioiniie of Uh higher
aaplratlons, puctj being off fra-ctlondlly
on iha h-avy aivUaia In the northwest
and at Winiupt,, ana tha good weather,
iater. bowtvt.', 1 aiiuda diauovered lhat
its elimath: eondl!on. were uiiaeitled, ami
llvorpool laluu to follow th decllnu 011
Ulta aide yul. j laden tn conaequenco
turned their utteiiiion to Ilia eapori ail
uation ana fov.nu that It wa.s good. It
leporttu that all offerings trom the
araboaru, Kansas IMty and ilululh ag
gregating 1,300,0(10 huahels over nlghi,
nau heeu laKen abroad. I'pder this bSm
uius prices atarted upward and passed
Havlou.1 high marks. Added bull fuivor
luniH 1 rum iholera reporU from Kusslu.
i was ealculuted that Uermany and the
Medlterranuuu porta might have to iloaa
men wnurves 10 Huaian wheat tu avoid
P'deiiuu. he southwest contributed a
tune ot bullish news by warning the trade
lhai ,iry weather would restrict thu area
wiiuer wheat needed this fall. lni:
tleiuaiiy it was noted that primary re
eaipv, for th week broke alt previous
lei.oid oy J.uuO.Oim biishela. but the beura
Wtue, uiiabiM tu make tills tactor a telling
one. fnmary receipts today were 3,J3v
tinii bmheis. against 887, UuO bushels a
year ago. .Seaboard clearances in wheal
and Jiuur were ctiuul to 2110,000 bushois.
Jicai lecclpis were 73 cars, with 6 of
conuact giade, while the aggiegatp car
lotj received at Chicago, .Minneapolis and
uuluih were 1,343 bushels, against 1,127
.a,, week and 5iii 11 year ago.
Fine weather for the maturing crop and
more raiding of the September delivery
uvprcssed corn prlce.x at the outlet, but
biiorlH covered on the wheat bulge and
11K1 loarsrr cereu! closed firm, with lc-
iiuuici op n,r. 1 no I'umi market win
.11 in. Uocul receipts were 2t)l cars witii
j urs of contrai l graile.
live linn market was a ouiet affair,
o.ii. ha.iowed by the corn and wheat pit.
1 ecu wotked higher 111 aympahty with
vne uther grains, December closing e
up. Local receipts were i'U6 cara.
the corn Mrcngtli and support from
pnoKers stimulated the provisions mar
net and closing prices were from D&iViC
10 ;ilWo over ye.,terday.
fcsilmated recelpti tomorrow: Wheal,
tti cats: corn. 3m cars; oats, 231 cars;
hogs, J4.000 head.
Toe leading futures ranged as follows:
((notations of the Day on Varlons
(oninimllllea.
NK.W TOI1K. Sept. 19.-KLnm-nccelpta
ii.oji inns.; rvixjris. S.iihH bbls. ; mmk
" nut quiet: Mlnmsota pnttnl, $,.4'
ji.vi; winter strnlghts. f4 tVnA 4i: MlnneMoia
(iRKers, ft.WKiiM.Hii; Int.-r cxMas, I4i.T.i
winter nntenis, 4.4i4.8: winter law
uraue. .i :("if,.i !. Kye flour, quiet, lair tn
giiiiri. i.-,'ri4 pi; cliol.e tn rnncy. fl oiif;4i)
i.-KNMKAI-Mleady; fine whlto and
low. 1.7f.ifl Vi; lonrie, l a.Vnl.7U; kiln dried
RVF-D11II; No. 2 western, 4c, nnrnlnal
r. o. 11.. rtiw yora.
HAfU.KY yulht ; malting, ffiHinf. c. I. f
liuttiilo; feeding. fiMnntc, r. I. f., Nw York
n iir.Ai-Hi'ct'ijuii. i!,',m, ou.; esp irts
i..-t.i.i on. pjiii, m;,rser lirm; rn. r.
si.v.'itii.iwvi. elevator; No. 2 red. II ffc f
o. b., aflojt; No. 1 northern, linloili ti 1 :!u.
'i i'"'. i nniu winter, i.iit'c
uiioai. a nriei opening d clln
today was followed bv a strong
ueni per nusne una to drv
the southwest, a gm.d rinort
covering of shorts. The close
f. o. b
f. o. b
In wheat
advance of
weatnr in
demand, and
. . 0 lu net hlxhcr. September closed
at Jl.ro; December, f l.i'.l',. closed
jt ll.oy-V; May. ll.ormM.ioi,', closed at
1. !.
v url.n Kcrelpta. 4.3K) bu. Spot m.irket
iirin, jno. l nonilnn', elevator, nnl .'Ho
iioimiiibi neiiverea. option market wus
wnnout thransnctlnns, closing Ito ne
higher. 8epteinler closed at xc; I)eoem
ber closed nt 7h',4c.
i)A I H Keceipis. 7S.f)0 bu.; i xports, 11.7T5
bu. Spot market steady; mixed, 26 to Si
pounns, bac ; natural whlie, 28 lo .11 pounds.
Ik""wi enppea wnuu, 1. to 4'J pounds, 01
fedlC. '
KKKn Bnrely steadv; spring bran, $a.50
middling, $:'4 001 city. $24. On.
HAi t.asy; shipping, fintwc; good to
cnoice. yiK(i,u'.
I.KATIIKK-Qulet; acid 20Hffi2r)c.
ItON8-8teily; family, l.7S?17.rO:
mess, IM.Ikfdlii.iin: beef hams, :iM)it3 .01:
pac ket, l.MHff lst.M; city extra mess. J44.(iQ
-11. 1 111 meais, sienuy; pi' Kted b.-ll es,
ll''u 1114c; pickled hams, uQsIlV. I.ard,
miner; weaiwrn. Ilii.tiM. Jil; refined, film
rmitlnent, $11. on; South American, $11. 75
roninound i(io. Fork, firm; family, $19 50
snori ciejr. aia iwiw oil; niess, Jli.O)
IH I I -l".
TALLOW Slen.lv eltv (t-1 r
5((jC.
KITK Steadv: domeslle. fair to otra 111.
ihnx ... i "
J" 4' 1 JOI'nil, iioinuiui.
rilj 1 I KH1-D11 rl rr..umorv ru,,.lal. OlA
9ii2. , , :J . : l
'7j., iin, it rt 2.iic iniras tn r rsls.
ItV-mc: stale dalrv. common In fL.,D.t
lSfliJUc; process, rnnimnn to xnnnlni
Ditc: western fartorv. flraia 10m w.oi.r.
factory, imitation
20c. '
t'HICKSK Olliet! fllll PrRm unaplol. W
il4c, email, colored or white, fancy, lSc:
large, colored or white, fancv. 12U,-- irn.,,4
to prime. llfoU'lAc: commm, to fulr iimi
I me: fklms, 34rui5i4c.
FItGS Uuiet: state. PunnRvlvnnln nnH
nearby fancy, selected, while n:i'n. r al
io choice. 2f'a.1(c: brown n n ,1 mlnH .,,,,
8731:8c; fair to choice. 2tru26c; westerh fli'sia!
KtrXc; seconds, 2l4(23'i,c.
J'Ol I. lit Y A live, steady: Burin chirk.
ens, 14c; fowls. 13'aic: luikev. i:iu.r.
liressed. firm; western snrina chickens l:,i
fowls, l;tj,15c; spring turkeys, 2uj2oc. "
lc;
WKATIIEH
I Si TUB UHAI.V BELT
Fair Frohnbly Snaday, with Not MneU
tliaug U Teninerstnrc,
OMAHA. Sept. 19. l!k.
Hhowors occurred within the last twenty
four hours in thu extieiua northwest. ti4
lower Mississippi valley and lake region,
and heavy ruins continue in the west gulf
states. Tim weather Is fair In the eastern
portion this tnoining, and continues gen
erally clear In the central valleys and west
to the mountains. Teinperutures are higher
in the cast, but no important change has
occurred In the central or western portions
and the outlook Is favorable for continued
warm In this vicinity tonight and Sunday.
With fair tonight uud prubably Sunday.
Omaha record of trropemlur. and pre
cipitation compared with the correspondlna
day of the last threa yegrs:
... . , lft. 19W. 190(5.
Minimum temperature.,.,. M t 6i
i-ii-uipnaiion ou .01 .18 .)
"ununi temperature tor today, t5 degreea
, Jr'c'"np' t preclpltatiqn since March
t), ... tu till llt'Ot
corresponding period
PBICES LOWEST OF WEEK
Violent Helaps Dae to Rrorned
Baaplclon Powerfal Npeealaturs
Art Dlorlbatlng
tucks.
.NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Btocks failed to
hold the recovery which was enjoyed yes
terday, although there was soma early ex
tension of that recovery tociuy. Later in
the session the most active and prominent
atocka sold at the lowest prkes of the
week. '1 lie violent relapse was due tn re
newed suspicion that stocks were being
distributed by the powerful speculative
party thai has been credited with the prac
tical control of the market for weeks past.
1 ne support accorded the market yester
terday beg t a hope that this control was
to be reusserled and the reaction termi
nated. Tne pressure to sell on the advances
today dissipated this hope and an active
unloading of speculative holdings followtd.
1 he fcel.ing was in full force when the mar
ket closed anil at the lowest prices of the
week. Tint "political siure." which has
been ascribed as a factor in the market ever
since tlie Maine election result became
known on last Tuesday, came Into full dis
cussion again. The disclosures pointing to
the meas.ires takm in the past on behalf
of the Htandard Oil company . of ficials to
nfluence political and legislative action in
the interest of that corporation were re
garded with apprehension in the financial
district as threatening to turn the campaign
discussion and lntluem.es into these chan
nels flie speculative sentiment showed
Use f sensitive to the threat of inflaming
public opinion again in the direction of hos
tility to corporations. The tone of the re
newed activity In the presidential campaign
received the same interpretation from the
speculative element. Tlie mercantile agency
rvu ws emphasising the mndrato n,-
progtess making toward recovery in com
mercial affairs served to enforce tlie feel
ing of reserve toward the maintenance of
prices of secjiiths at a level based on
earlier sanguine expectations of the rate
ol this recovery.
A sharp decline In foreign exchange was
a feature of the day the special demand
which has kept up rales having been satis
fled apparently with the sailing of today's
steamers. The loaji contraction disclosed
by the bank statement showed that the
stock market liquidation is having its ef
fect 111 Ot (Setting the mr,vn..
u'rlor' Vrk bUnk re8erVl'8 t0 tne
Bonds were firm T.ni ..1..
ffttO.ooO. fnlted States 7a b-vL"
and Hie 4s 4 per cent on call OuHna the
were: Silver. iavMfi. iitki
Silver, $.i7,6.'; no gold.
SEPTEMBER 20. 1909.
J LL
0UA1IA LIVE STOCK MARKET
$!"5,M4. Exports
M
Boston Storks and Ronds
'"IU., Kept. 19. Mnnev. rail loans Hi
ii-ui, nine niHns. .vni per cent,
closing on stocks and bonds:
at Allow is
. !S Ami,lsRniRlr1 il'.
AtUntir ;,
llttifh4m t
. M'i 1 11 Hull M.i
.I'M Oniennltl
.12ro;,pr Hancc .
.M. !air W'.-.t ....
.U: Franklin
. In (;rtn!v
141 Knul .,
.15"', Mm Minins .
. t1 Mlchiran
. K Mhsk
. s Mont. o. a c.
.l?miM lr. mlulon .
.IlitflB-ml,
. ?.'..!:, rmt
. Kl l4uinr
Sliannnn
Tamarack
Trinity
t'nlteil Copper
t'. 8. Minlnx...
V. S Oil
. Ml "t ih
. Virions
. 4N Winona
.)7 Wolverlna
'J.a
t2 per
Official
A', hi... all
to 4a
Wet I'enlral 4l
At.hljon H. R ..
do pfd
Potnn A All4nr
Bnirton Mnln.
Ilcaton Klevalt4
fllrbburf pld . ..
Mrtlcan Ontral .
N V.. N. H 4
I'nlon Parlhr ...
Am Are C hem
cici pfd
Am f'neru. Tub.
Amer, Su(3r ....
Am. T. T
Am. Wonles ....
do Did
Riiaon Elsr' 1 1 1 u
central Klecirlc
Maar. Klettrlc ..
du pfd
Maaa. Oai
t'nlle.l Fruit ....
t nlted S. SI .... ,
do pfd
V. g Steel
do pfd
Advuutura
.110
.ll
.
. 41
. 54
.Ha',
. 9
iv
.
. 23
.
. IS
. 4 .i
. 3'i
T
7VA
.
.
. n
. 4i"i,
W1
. 44
. 0
i'k
.ltd
ei
market
best.
Texas
Central .
Weatern. .
London ( losing .atocka.
LONDON. Sept. lP.-Oit tl.a Stock ex
change today American securities were dis
. ,y h''Ur'r- 'ol,,'lhK the Imi roveinent
of Wall street. Some continental as well
- rii'irnoiciiiiii, support improved Prl
....... mo r.oujr opining and the
closed steady, a shade, below the
London closing iimk ouotatlnn.
wnauia, mnnvjr ..cx
do account
Anarnnria
Atchison
do ptd
Baltimore Ohio
Canadian Pari fir
cheaapeake & Ohio
f'hl. tlreat W'ealern
i hi., mi. St. P..I4ii do pfd
ict pcra L.ifc flniiit....
lener A Rlo tl..
do ptd
EH
do 1st ptd
do td pld
Crand Trunk
Illinois Central ...
1 Mn.. Kan
.. I '4 New York
.. f. Norfolk Ac
.. ' do ptd .
.X.,., Pnlrl Western.
rennEylvanla
..!(' Kand Minn,
I2f Reading
Southern Rallw
ins
JO1
it
4144
. .l
week.
CloalnaT mintn r Irvnai nn
Iowa - . v . v . . vii rtuv.m wcro av
fol-
Deficiency for
ll7. ti.til Inches.
Deficiency for
l'.HW, 1.84 inches.
corresponding period I
1 A. WELSH,
Ixical Forecaster.
Torn and Wheat Region Bulletin.
For the twenty-four hours ending at 8
a. m., 7Mh meridian time, Saturday, Sen
tember 19, v
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temn Ruin.
stations. Max. Mill. fall.
Artldea.1 Open. High. Low. ClosB. ts'y.
Wheat
Kept.
1 ec.
May
Lot n
Sept.
lec.
Atay
Oius-
Bepl.
Dec.
Alay
?oia
Oct.
Jan.
May
Laid-
o t.
Jan.
May
Hibk-
Oct.
Jan.
May
1 02k
7 I
C57k'jiii5
IcAucj.!
Ifilwull
I i
I 15 (jl
10 974
1 01 I 9'1
1 olHiW'ui
1 WSI 1 i'-Va
7l
tajH,,
7
t).i tinclj
1 ffl',1
1 bli
1 04U,
I
77 V
90'4
7BU
c;cftoi'.4
t'1j4tH)UlooS(tc4l 6i
49
4:114,
Wal
I
15 674i 15 47U
11 ia 1 in n.i
4MH
SI
I
49
49'.i
in is
9 Vj
to t
9 80
K2t4j
HO.",,
15 ciS
17 15
17 OiVil 17 00 I 17 ui
1" 30 I 10 2',"4 10 3
HI H. II lift 10 Oil.
I 10 16 I 10 OU J 10 Uo
9 95 9 8ft (93
8 95 1 M 90 t a&
06 I 9 uj'.a! 9 0a
4hH
15 42H
Id 9:
id au
1" 17
'"
t 774
k si 'I
tl 974
led; Nu. 1. DnVaiC
liHU. (ufl. (114.. "
o4'u7c; .No. 3 yallow,
4SVc; No. 3 white,
No. 2.
Cash quotations Were as follows:
FLOl'K Firm; winter patents, $4.10(84.78;
Ami8 1 f4"04-'': l'Hng patents,
eicA.-, ro. red
UlTsW .o'Vu.Kc; No. 3 yallow, 1l
OAl'S-.No. J white.
i4 UoOc.
Ht K No. 2. 764c.
wesler. t' 1 1.234i No. 1 north-i-n.v..
Tio'ilhy. prime, $4803.30.
Lil"-rV,.t!,.V.,ct Krudes. in!,.,, "
.iivilisio,O..BIiirt ii, ,1,1a. ,1...,.
aldva it... ...... e,. "nun clear
Following were, tne Tc'celDta and hi.
metita of flour and gral'.? P
Hecelpts. fihinmenta
AHIllltnil. Wet) 91 62 III
Auburiu. Neb n 6!i .no
Broken How, Neb. Do HO .00
Columbus Neb.. 91 itf .00
Culbertson, Neb. 91 59 ' .
r all bury. Neb... 91 57 .00
Fairmont, Neb... 90 n2 .no
Or. Island. Nob.. 91 62 .00
Hartingtcn, Neb. 94 S3 .to
Hastings, Nell... 91 gl .00
Hold! i He, Keb... 9.1 62 .00
Oakdale, N u. .. . 89 61 .do
Omaha. Neb 8S m .00
Tekumnli, Neb.., 90 55 .00
Alta. la 87 G2 .nu
Carroll, la 89 58 .nO
Clarinda. la 90 55 .no
Bibley, la 89 61 .(
Sioux City, Ja.. 8S 61 .(4)
Minimum tcmperatvtre for
perluU ending at $ a. in.
DISTH1CT AVERAGES
Pky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cle.r
Clear
Clear
Clear
Char
Clear
twelvs-hour
lump, Bain.
Max. Ajln. Inehes.
90
!)
90
10
8i
81
91
92
to
52
GO
b
6H
bo
58
bit
4
In temperature baa
and wheat ,Mlf lain
1-Kht anowers oc-
n . i .
16 75. Lard.
Flour, bbls.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ..
ts, bu. ...
ltye. bu. ..
jiatiey. tut.
... 31,o.cj
... 57.Uil
...3.11 co
. .3J5.C.UI
... il.um
.197. KM
39. (tV)
16. ft
U6.U0
H.0i)
I.U0
47.UJO
On the Froduce exchange today tpe hilt
ter inarkvl was steady; , reanurha,
dalrh. i7r!ja,K... K,ga. firm; at n,a,w'
i'uses
llrsts,
iiikioiieci, nciiv; flints. JU"
2Jc. Chi'ese, firm at I2'ijl3i '
llluik
pi iiiiu
sr.
track,
liard.
11.04'..
COKN-Hlgher;
lO"-. i0.
VUI'Sc;
OATt
No. 2 white.
st. Lonla (ieaeral Market,
LOC1S. Sept. If.-WIIKAT-lligher;
ai'.o, ; ieU .WVl.ui: N. i
lloryl.tH, December, ii.o.'Vk; y4y
track. No. n,h
2 while. .Vii- iui..n,i...i . .. "
May. wc . "v"
kct?A'i'8r!V.,,'""?: trach' N'1- 3 ". i"icj
0. 3 White. i i '
May. 814b61V. w c-
KYE'-Cjuiet. Jvci;84c.
rwiii-Mrm; re.1 winter
eira lancy and
ll hi s. J..ri.
fekl'ID Timothv, :
C iltNMMAL i.Mi
URAX I'nchanged
Illill.l.UJ.
HA Y I'nchanged;
prairie. I.i 10 i.
iKti.N nrrro.v TlES-$ia
HAtHUNtJ .
HIJ.MH TW1NK Tc
M.W. Laid, higher, prim-- stcaru.
putchta. $4.W
atraight, $4.'-ij4.ao;
No. of
Central. Stations.
Chicago, 111 26
Ct'lumbus, u 17
Des Mollies, l;l 14
Indianapolis, Intl.. 12
Kam-as City. Mo.. 20
Louisville, Ky 19
Minneapolis, Minn. JO
Onmha, Neb 1:1
St. Louis, Mo 13
No important change
occvirn it In the coru
i.siiue the last report.
curred :n tlie 8t. I.oula dli-trlct
L. A. Wlli, lcal Forecaster.
Kansas City Uruin and I'rovlalous.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 19.-WHk,AT-l-,-changed;
September. 94c; December, 54c;
"'. 5.Hc; cash. No. 2 bard, 9041.00;
No. hard 9ni9Sc; No. 2 red. $1.041.05;
No. 3 red, $1.0ccil.oa4. ...
COKN-Ctichanged to 4c lower; Septem
ber. ,4Vac; December, ie; May, tJKia;
cash. No. 2 mixed, 74'-c; No. I nilxad. 784
7 v'S " W lti"jnc- ivhilt,
OA i b l nchanged ; No.
No. 2 mined. 47icj4S4c.
It YE 7Miioc.
HAY-Dull; choice
choice prairie, 8S.;,fiH.5i
li I TT 1-: H Steady ; creamery
stoik. Pic.
LOUS Vic
rant
2 white, AsVicfjSOc;
timothy, l lKg'10.00;
13c; packing
fresh extras. 23c ; cur-
Amalgamated Copper ...
tn. , & r
Am. C. & P. Did
Am. t ottoa Oil
Am. H. AY L. pfd
Am. Ira Seruiitias ....
Aai. Llnaeed Oil
Am. Locomotlv
Am. Locomotlvs pfd....
Am. B. A H
Am. 8. ft. ptd
Am. Sucar Refining....
Am. Tobacio ptd...,.,..
American Woolen
Anaennda Mining Co....
Atrhlfton
Alihleon pld
Atlantic Cnaat Une
Palllmore A Ohio
Ual. & Ohio pfd
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather ,
Central Leather pfd
Central of New .leraova
Chesapeake A Ohlp
Cnlcaao Ot. W
Chicago A N. W
C, M. 4 St. P
C C. C. A SI I.
Colorado F. A I.........
Colorado a so
Colo. A So. 1st pfd
Colo. A So. 2d pfd
Consolidated Oaa ........
Corn Products
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A R. O
D. A R. O. pfd
Dletlllira' Securities ...
Erie
Brie let pfd
Erie Id pfd
General KlecUl
Ot. Northern pfd
Ot. Northern lira clla...
Illinois I'enlral
intorboroufih Mat
Int. Mel. pfd
International Paper
Int. Paper pfd
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kanaaa City So
K. C. So. ptd
Loulavllle & N
Minn. At St. L
M . St. P. & 8. 8. M ...
Mlesourl Pacific
M., K. & T
M., K. A T. pfd
National Lead
New York Central ,
N. Y , O. ft W
Norfolk A W f...
North American .......
Norlhern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvania
People' a Gas
P.. C, C. A St. L
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Pulaca Car
Hallway Steel Spring...
Reading
Republic Steel
Republic Hticel pfd
Hock Inland fa
Ao:k Iiland Co. pld
St. L. A 8. Y. Id ptd....
St. Lout S. W
Bt. L. 6. W. pfd.
sioea-shemeid s.
Southern Paclfla
So. Pacific pfd
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
1'enueaaee Copper
Teaaa ei Pacific
T-. Bt. L. A W
T.. St. L. W. pld ,
Union Pacific
I'nlon Pacific pfd
ti. a). Kuliher
V. S. Rubber 1st pfd
P. IS. Steel
t'. S. Steel pfd
t'lali Coiitr
Va. -Carolina Chemical
Va.-Caro. Chem. pfd
Wahaati
WaUaali pfd
Weatinhouae Electric? ....
W eaterii t'nion ,
W. ck L. K
W iacolialn Central
Total sales for the day
galea.
, t7,0
WM
00
'. i ,
100
i0
100
loo
i.iioci
1,3' 10
100
High.
TtiVt
M
S34
'is '.i
1IM
102
1)
a
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Low. Cloae.
7244 73
31,
'iiii
'wvi
'444
UH
S3 -A
101
110
M
17
64
,sm 1774 H
I.O10
2,9uO
100
r.ivi
17i4
to
84
7Y
. I0,.V.I
2O0
. 1.7'
(mi
loo
iVO
7,7"
aoo
100
loo
'''ioo
J60
too
)
41m
Xl.iVO
a.o-o
1,100
I'll
c0
If 44
137 "4
64 1
m
8104
m
6HV4
1474
l4
1SK
7
"
43
44
i:i:4
M4
141
It
II
4i4
171 V4
94
lr.R
w
4
M
14
K
H
143
1744
m
1714
4i!4
14
140
12944
lt4
139
11
SIVA
1,700
1,900
in.rino
l.tXK)
3.0.-I
lew
P
le.icio
DO)
I Fill)
100
21
ltd
M4
31
79'"
H5
4i4
734
61S
i:i;o,
24
112 i
;io
174
it'14
iiiiii
31)
itii.
1034
3D
734
14
13S
24
1211
95
'.00 31 31
a 1.
1(H.M
(00
(ID)
l.cics)
U, MO
34,1110
AM)
t,o.l
T
1,J0
1334
22
79
lB
35
1044
II11
ki
13 '4
i.4
12HA4
11
7
13
lotH
1184
114
A2
M
SKI
1,WV
3110
lit
84, 6'")
.ei
41 HI
CW
"i'i
2l)
1,1'K)
sue
17
111
41
1.. 14
4i'A
an'.s
"124
1
7-4
60
. l.Sol L8V4
(19.9J0 tharts.
66
lbs
'jo-
M
44
107 '
41
HI
'its
ih
'14
o
174
SO
Kit
(34
II
264
10A
46
J'l4
83 iA
101
l!
!'S
234
4-4
tW4
r4
n
10
494
1714
Ai',
4
tul
394
sT4
138
133
:.4
334
17
004
i7Vi
1W4
27
N
23 Vi
-
42V4
43
119
1L
efi
11184
11
31
4
K
13
17
S7i
0I4
1H
28
114
52
2
as 4
77
104
38
ft
o
ISSi
l-i v
9"i
7
31
16i
J4I4
ISO Is
!tt
H
18
14
26
17
43
1314
lit
6:4
474
e4
24
C.6U
161
Ni
M
91
144
H7 4
4.4
:'9
tut
14
314
lil
ft''
Purine
. 1 nion Pacific ..
. 68 do pfd ... .
. "4 t'. 8. Steel....'.".
. 44 do pfd
. 44 Wabaah
. 12 "4 do pfd
.144 RlMn.,1. .-
Loulavllle A Naah. . . Kal A Amal. Copper""
yll.Vi.lt Uumt st i4,l t,u.. r.,
WONbl'-ijju per cant.
ilie rat nt discount in the nnr.
Is 14jl 6-16 rs-r rem- f..-
7-16 per cent.
Atu
M3
.lctc4
.
. 17
.112
. .!
. I'd
. 1)314
. 7Hi
for abort bills
three months bills.
Clearing; House Bank Statement.
NEW YORK, Sept. I9.-,TI,o statement of
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the bank, hold $ae.218.625 mm"
than the requirements of the 15 per cent
reserve rule. This is a decrease of tl.lU.m
In the proportionate cash J- 'L ?..
e"-u i-ii.c iaa, s. 4iie statemeni f..l
Cattlt
of All Kinds Considerably
Lower for the Week.
HOGS TEN HIGHER FOB THE WEEK
Feeding; gaeep and I. a nibs and Cat
la in ha Rrll at About steady
Prleea All the Wrrk
Ka Stieeai Loner.
SOt'TH OMAHA. 8ept. Iff.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hons
Official Monday 11. e.) 1.9J7
Official Tuesday 1J1U 6,ili
OfKcial Wednesday pi.5: b.Hl
Official Thursday 7,015 5.1
1 if tidal Krlduv 7s7 3,274
LMImute Suturday 172 3 36
1.
Secp.
SI .1.0
2-t, So
J.4. cob
1.8
7,073
11
tlceahle from dsy to day. On the other
hsml. fat aheep eased off and st Hie rl. se
f the week ar quotable lii'H.ic loor
than last week The fact that tat slirep
h.tve declined while f b ra have rcmalnuil
about steady leaves the two s lllng In u,rv
tunilv lb. sane notches.
Taking everylniiig Into ac c mnt. 1 li,- i,lllr.
a 1 mis wck r.is necn very saUvf;! t
from a seller s at ml point.
W'lc'tatliins ill tange or atass sheep and
1hi.iI s: Oood tn choice lambs. $: IS.fS 3'.
fair to good lambs, ti jei.i.i li,; fetdlng l i ribs'
4 Si.-c !; good In choice light earll..gj
84 i.--ci 3.; good to choice heavy vearhnaa'
1.1 9. Jjt.io; feeding yearl'rs. $1.7i,4l":
good to choice netleis. $3t'.j4iX' fair to
g id wethers. 83 4oi.l ft); feeding weihers
$.1.4i.,3 75; good tn choice ewes, fcs IVrS VI
fair tn goo. I ewes. $...nofi3.:.'i; fi-edlt.g eweai
$2 :VtiS.OO. culls and bucks. Si rsij-.;," '
day or to ago he pasted a supplementary
notice in h!s windlw which sua labeled
Last Call:" Here' what the placard
leave
' I am about to put here the names and
sd.brsses of everv 'deadl.eni' who has
traded ot mv store and who still owes a
bll over sixty da vs. Those wishing tn
avoid cli'vi.ir.' Ieiter rail and settle at
oni c." - l'liiu.'elphis North American.
FAMILY CF GOVERNOR HUGHES
Bahy n tear Did line of the Most
Important Mctnheri of the
leasehold.
..40.673
. .i.i-'
. .28.919
. .i.i 41.3
..1.575
.34.4:8
54,i
Sf.82.1
S9.oM
SH.441I
30.127
8o,S;o
97.. VIS
97.4 .3
8.74
55. '4
48.9J
75.849
Six daya this week ..
oanie days last week .
Same days 2 weeks ugo
Same days 3 weeks ami
Kama days 4 weeks ago
same days lust year...
1 he folluWillK table kio.cli tiia rei'i'lnls of
'"i". nogs and sheen at South Omaha for
mo year to uale, compared with laev yeai
. . lDi'8. l!07. Inc. D
V.u,tl I..9.I32 817.578 U.S.6
1.8C-3 591 l.MM.07 tti.S"4
"heep 1,261.315 1,2a, 580 3,2u
1 OS tOll.lWlriB- luhln ahon. tl... ilveriore.
rrico or hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days, with
Kansas 4 ly l ive Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY. S. nt 19. C VTTI.K-lte-ceipls.
4(0 brad. Including 2i southerns
market steady ; rec eipts for the week, !i .1
bead: j holce export and dress.'d b.-of sloe is
$n. ol ii; fair to good. 14 7i.Kir.i 27,; western
s re t c. i Viai; stockevs and feeders. $2 i'
silio; southern steers, tl I, n 1 in .m.ii ....
$iia.8:-; native cows. tl.ieWti l.ta): nu-
$.'.ri'!(4..Vi; bulls, $2 4.11 3. :
cows
tve he if. -is
calves l.ttmimno.
HiltiS-Hee einls. 3H.V) bi nd- .1.-.,.,..
celpt, for 1 he Wee k. rtt.PtKi h.-ad: ton 87.10:
llUlk Ol' sales. Xt e,o,i7 11.V t,lej..7io.
packets inul butchers, Js's (I7 Hi; liehts ' Jii Vi
tl 1 Ki : pics. $4 nH4ill.2'i
S11LK1' AND I.AMIIS-U.vniii. Jrti,..a.i.
tnarkc-t steady; receipts fir the week. 45i
be, id: hiiiihs. Jt'.'t'. oijo ...,Jri.. ...
$.'! 7..'ci-l.l0; western vearllnss 1.1 e .Cn 4 i 1
wetlcrn -he p, fi fK-,,1.10; st.v keia and feed
ers, I3.tlci( 1.10.
Considering
that 1. is cenii.
recent years
and a public
v oniparat ively
the degree of prominence
In Charles F.. Hughes In
as ge.vernor of New York,
man of presidential caliber.
little has been printed re-
compansuna:
l.O.O
Live Stork Market.
i'Pl. lrt.-'WTTI.K-Kcceipts,
Date.
I 1?08. il9o7.'UHJ..t9oo.:l.H.1l.!li''l2.
7..
8..
9.
10.
11
Sept.
Sept.
Bept.
Me nt.
Sent.
STt. 12...
Sept. 13...
bent. 14
Bept. 15..
sent, "m
Sent. 17
Sept. )!...
Sept. 19...
60V1I
6 M
6 (iSV,
o o
6 66
6 71
B 9(1
ti 84
6 794
6 824
ti 8.
6 8S 6 88;
6 90
6 82
o 83
8 84
6 881
a 8
$ 9o
5 84
5 78
5 72 6 02
6 93!
6 571
5 to'
6 0
6 02!
6 9j
I
fi 11!
6 os;
1 us,
6 3ti
6 3SI
1
4 so:
5 81!
6 21
5 14
I 14
a 29i
I
5 82!
5 33!
5 :2; 5 43
5 ;loi 5 nlj
6 39 8 54'
6 44 A tic
I 5 13
6 54 5 54,
t 61 I
6 M, 5 6n
8 671 6 68
5 1V1 5 68
S fil 5 641
5 041 7 48
6 74 5 711 7 37
7 46
7 61
7 4S
7 46
1 IV)
7 lV
7 U
7 65
7 42
St. I.oula
ST. I.OI IS, S
n. .10. incunnnir 1.11 T.,HnN. Mi..-,.i,.
native t-1 v polng and exp rt steers, 31 r 1 7'r
dressed b-et and bnleher steers. ?J7.V(iH2j'
steers nnd.r lciai lbs, S i. tkVut ti.aai; slockets
lillct rei'tlers. 1.1 0'.04 lltl- . ..n o 1 1..... ...
$2 M7.) 7"i; dinners. $2 a frt.2": bulls, $3 T.iirf
4 2a: ca.ves. $l.ufjr7 (o. Tcsas and Indian
St. ers. 82. i.VcfM. Jo : .-..ua U.. l...lr.... a'-..,..-
3 75 ' " " "
HOtlH Hecelnls t, i.j. ... t
lev. (i : nivre m . liuht. u i..,.. 1
$'. "I'll 7.15: butchers ami h. '-i 1 t-
7.45. .... c..e
BHKlCr AND LAMHS-No inarkct.
hleago l ive Stock Market.
Sunday.
The Official number of enra of
brought in today by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. 11 r a
lows;
Loans
Deposita
Circulation
Legal tenders
Specie
Reserve
Reserve required..
Surplus
isx-li. s. deposits.
.... Decrease.
.ei.aiJi.inz.scu 3.577,'iOO
. l,11i,.T"S,0l
54,441. 000
7!l,664.fi0
, 3J3.b:i4,90O
. 4n8,359.400
. 33.140,875
60.218.526
fi2.647.7lHi
478.4HO
61,5.0
823,200
i. 1 12. iijC
3,618.900
1,874.600
1.774.SOO
1 eon dXA
" 1 . "-' " ..r.,,,,001.
iieiBiiuin or actual reserve of the
eo-niuis imuse nanas at tho close of busl
ness yesterday was 8.76.
The statement of banks and trust com
panics or greater New York not members
...,,!v clearing nouse shows that thesa In
stiiuiions nave aggregate deposits of Jl -042.563.100;
total cash on band. $ti9,7ti3,700, and
iu.ua aiiiouiiiing to e.iul,.44,llo.
Bank t lesrlnga,
OMATIA, Sept. 19 Bank clearings for to
day were $2.iiH.293.41 and for the corres
punuuig aave last year ll.u.it,263.34.
Monday ....
Tuesday ...
Wednesday
Thursday .,
Friday
Saturday ..
19118.
..$ 2.317.915.23
1.844.998.H)
,. 1. 979. 522.41
.. 1.913.081.
.. 2.191.512.50
.. 2.004.98.41
1907.
! 2.5(5,761 01
l.i9o.043 04
2.014.048 43
2.0 7.170.91
1. 921. Sin 09
1.956.263.84
$12,2fil.8S3.08 $12.e39.KI.8B
over tne corresponding week
Totals .
Increase
last year,
Foreign Klnnnelal.
, KEK1.1N, sept. 19 Trading on the
Bourse today was firm and prices itume-
w.i.e ...aicei.
PARIS, Sept. 19. Prices on the Bourse
euuftj wcia weaaer.
Cotton Market.'
NEW YORK, Sept. 19 -COTTON-Fu-
rurea openen steady; September, 8.80c, bid:
January. g.tc; March, 8.67c; April, 8.75c;
. u ..f , a.oie;. ....
Futures closed ' steady ; September,' 8 93c
October, 8.9clc; November, 8.78c; December
8Klc; January, 8 67o: February. 8 6e'
March, 8.72c; May, 8.77c. Spot cotton clcmed
quiet; middling uplands, 9.60c; middling
gulf, 9.75c; sales, none.
JALVESTON. Tex., Sept. 19. COTTON
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 19,-COTTON-Spot
dull, prices 9 points lower; American ml1
dllng fair. 6.01d; good middling, 5.65d; mid
dling. 6.45d: low middling, 5.21d; good or-
amary, i.nia; ordinary, 4.21d. The sues of
iiih uay were a.isi tiaies, ot which 20o bales
ewere for speculation and export and In
cluded 2,V)0 bales of American; receipts
2.000 bales. Including. 1,700 bales of Amer
ican. Futures opened easier and closed
steady; September, S.tHVid; September-October,
4.644d; October-November, 4 74d-November-December,
4.754d; December
January. 4.734; January-February, 4 73 1-February-March.
4.74d; March-April, 4.75',d:
April-May, 4.75Vad: May-June, 4 77d; June
July, 4 77Vd; July-August, 4.77Vid.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 19. COTTON
8pot3 were uulet and steady, with quota
tions unchanged; middling, 9 8-fic. There
was little business doing, sales amounting
to IS Obales on the spot and 376 bales to
arrive.
ST. LOUIS, 8ept. 19-r-COTTON-r-Dull;
middling, 9c; sales, 10 bales; receipts,
449 bales; shipments, 664 bales; stock,
8,592 bales.
Evaporated Apple
NEW YORK, Sept.
Aeerr York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-MONEV-On call,
nominal. Timo loana, nomlnai; sixty days,
24 per cent; ninety days, 2. per cent; al
months, 34 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER ttjoV,
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Eaay, with ac
tual buainess in bankers' bills at $4.85 for
aixty-uay tuns ana at h.wo lor uemunu;
commercial mils, i sc.ai la-
SILVER Har, 62c; Mexican dollars, 46c.
RONDS Government, steady; railroad,
firm-
Closing quotations on New York bonds
were as follows:
V. 8. ret. li, reg. . ..! Hock. Val. 4 Ha.
higher
receipts, l,"Uc
Receipts und suipmenls of grain were as
follows: Raceluts. Blilumaiiu
Wheal, bu..
Coin,
Oats
bu.
bu....
262.000
19. IM)
2j,UU0
& ouO
6.UU0
Kansas City options'.
Articles.
Open. I illgh.l Low. I Cloaa,
Wheat
Dee em bar
May
Corn
1 lecember
,May
.jr3Vl
I I
j 5si
5i
SVi!
f9'
nu;
5841
954
98 Va
f!)i4
to
I'hllatleliibia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 19 BL'TTER
Finn; extra western creamery, 3i4c;
cans nearby print. 27c
LUGS Finn and in good demand;
Ituiioylvania and other nearby liute
cases flee, S c ; current receipts in ra-
oioiuei e cuaes, uc, western ftlsts
ice, iie., iqitutii receipts,
gll ut mark.
1 Hfc.EaE r Irm and In good demand;
New 4 oik full creams, choice, list 18 ..:;
' WU irraias. alr to good. 12 4
eU.180. m
4a..
4s.
cases
cams free, 23c,
:.5ciSG0.
Backed,
timothy.
east
track.
$y.O"UH.0D;
Peoria Market.
vPK. U.IA' I'1- 8'1"' la -CORN-Higher-N..
2 white ;s4c; No. 3 white. 774V 78c; No
OAIS-Steady; No. t white. 60c. No. 8
Wvv'.-.i"v':,,'; No' 4 he. 4:4V.
HISK i fl.37.
St
Mllna.kre
M ILWAl'K EE,
ady; No.
tarala Market.
8ent. 19 vn riT .
. I northern. 81.ir7u.iri cJi- v-
n.rtiiern. $l.r5Vs-u l.t'7; December, 81 014. "
- Low er, sample, wxjviy'
do coupon
V. 8. Is. rcg
do coupon
V. I. 4a. reg
tlo coupon
Am. Tobucc
da s
Alchtaun Ren
elu adj. 4a
At) t-v. 4a
dd cv. us
AlUnllr C. L. 4a
Pal. A Ohio 4s.
do i4
Prk. B. T. cv. 4a..
'Central of via. a.
"Jo lal lllc
de) id Inc
"do Id Inc
Che.. A Ohls 4W..
v'Meagu A A ma.
C, U. A g. a
C, R. I. A P
dU COl. IS.
do rtda. 4a..
CCO. 4a St. L.
Colo. Mid. 4a.
Culo. Ind. 6s
Colo. 4k So. 4s...
tiel. A 11 ev. ts
M. 4j H. U. 4s..
Kna p. I. 4s...
do gea. 4s
Jupsn 4s
do 4V.B
do 2d series....
B.d. ottered.
4s
...It
... VRI.,
... U'4
... 9IS
... 114
...17
... SO
... U4
... kia
4s 2
... S-0.4
...l4
...l.tl
... 54VA
... Hi
... I4
...M
...
...linivt
.110
IS. UK
St. L. . W. e. 4s ... T4W
Besbosrd A. L. 4s.. is
I'i4' Int. Met. 44.
....I'll L. A H. uul. 4s..
lol Man. . g 4s
...121 ll.i. Central 4s..
12ii4 do 1st 4s Inu
.... -;is .vt . A Si. L. 4a.
....lnViM., fat. a T. 4s .
. ...nil Si du la ....I
.... 114 N. H. R. ol M. c
.... c N. Y. C. g. 31j..
....lUJVi N. J. C. g. ..
.... :' No Parlfls 4a
....lcaj-. 'i9
.... 'M 0. B. L. rfdg. 4s..
7o Pino. cv. tvas laii
lvsv. do cos. 4s
14 Beading sen. 4s..
4 hap ol Cuba As..
17 SI. L A i. M. c. I
102 St. L. A S s. fs.
ijs si. 4,. a. w.
HI
g 4s.
So Pawlt.c 4a. .
I2'.j da 1st 4s ctfs.
sue, 'Norfolk A W. a
suss So. Hallasy m..
7 OTasaa a p. ia.
.. 744 T.. 61. L. A
.. SI I Dion Pacific;
. .lejV4 ds ev. 4s
.. k'S C S Steel Xd 6a
.. s: Wabsah Is
.. 70 Wesleru Md 4s..,
.. so W. a L. B. 4s..
.. su W is. Centrsl 4a . ,
.. a4N. N. M. A
ev as ctfs.
caw
.... Kl
.... 91,
4s..
1S!
llOw
W. 4s. II
4a ll'lei
a? 1'
101
li
...lev
.... 74
... 7S
8414
..lie)
New York Mining Stocka.
NEW YORK. Sort. 19.-Cloalng quotations
on mining Btocka were as follows:
Ali'-e . Uldvllla Cos. a
reels , A
Ilrunawtck Con 6
Com. Tunnel stock... 21
luoi. Tu&Qel bonds.. 17
Coa. Csl. A Va 70
Hura Silver 60
Iroo Silver o
Little Chief
Ueslcao
Ontario ,
tiphlr
Standard
Yellow Jacket
.. I
.. so
..'
..no
..17;
.. 44
Merchandise and ineele.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19-Importa of mer
rhaiuiiao and dry gooda at the port of New
York for ihe week ending September ' 12
tv ere valued ut $H.4v-',8.8. Imports of specie
ud Dried Fruits.
19 EVAWIB ITl'n
APPLES Market was nominal and un
changed, with fancy at 9ViitV loVdc, choice
at 74r(ic, prime at S'AtftfUc and common to
fair at 61416c.
DRIED FRUITS Prunea In lobhlno- Ho.
mand ut quotations ranging from 4((jl3o for
California and 64'ft74c for Orcaona. Anrl-
cots steady on spot, but there is little de
mand for forward shiomenl from tiiu uu.i
Choice, SVifi84c; extra choice, 8c7i9c; fancy',
lov&llc. Peaches dull, vvitli choice, at iWn
c, extra choice at 7tul;vsi- un.l fn,...v. .11
8'.fic. Raisins were unchanged, with loose
aiuscaiei quoted nt 4I4'cMlc, choice to
fancy seeded at S'eijvXo, senlleess gl 4Ti,'fj'
6c and London layers at $1.601.65.
So gar and Molnases.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19.-S!-OAR-Flrm;
fair refining. 3.4SH4.50c; centrifugal, 96 test.
8.9.Sca4.00c. Molasses suaar. 8 . iasii'4 ..- Pe.
fined, steady; No. (. 4. Silo; No. 7, 4.76c; No.
S. 4.tW,4.7oc; No. 9. 4.65c; No. 10. 4.55c; No
11. 4.6oc; No. 12, 4S5'a4.4oc; No. 13, 43oij4.4(X-;
No. 14, 4-35'54.S6e; confectioners' A, 4.9n
8.00e; cut loaf. 6.8vK(i6.UOo; crushed. 5.40(7(5.900;
powdered, 6.30e; granulated, 6.20c; cubes,
.46c.
MOLAS3E8 Quiet; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choice, i:!)4'2c.
C . M. A St. P
Wabash
I'nlon Pacific
A N. W.. east
C. & N. W., west
C. St. P.. M. & O
I'., H. & 4., east
C. R. Ac Q., West
C, R. I. A P., east...
1
12
3
1H
3
1
8
t-HIt'AGO. Sept. in.-CATTLK-Hecelpti.
head. Market steady; Ixsoves. lil.tidH 1.6O;
enaiiH tJlbii.Aiio. ...t . . .,
Storg 6.80, stoekeis and f..l,... rhm.i
and heifers, $l.tiei'((6.60; calves, $6.(Hi;c(S 25.
HOGS -Receipts, 7,foo load. Market
slow and slead; lights, $6. Wi'o 1 . ; pigs. 14 "si
(ItS .o; nilxcl, $.;.6n.(7.3i4; he avy. IU ti-tjT 7 4 ;
rough. $ii.tilifio S i: ,0,0, 1 ... I o.... u...
ti7.4": bulk of sales. 86 So 1.I11
SHEEP AND LAMHS-ReceiniH. 3 om)
Market st..n.le... mil. . .0 ii,.l ot .
Isuibs. native. l:i .r.o., w. Kh..',. ...,."..'
W.afiiW.Ji; yearlings. $1.2,414.16; western
lambs, 83.256.80.
head.
Total receipts 7 46
Tlie disposition of Ihe dav's recelnts
as follows, each buyer purchasing; the nuni
ner in nean imucatecj:
Cattle. Hogs. 8heep,
vaiiaiia iracKing t o , 4110
Swift and Company 93 761
Cudahy Packing Co 9n2
Armour A Co 860
Hoyden 86n
St. Louis Independent . . a.,7
vjtner Duyers
was
183
4
97
904
St. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. Sent 1 I'ATrt t-
celpts, 100 head: market sloadv t....,-. 1101
lllwStJ 25 W" 1"s,frs' cilves.
Ht)t:S- Receipts. 3.5.10 bead: market uirnr...
to 5c higher; top, 7.15; bulk of ralea, i.9u
SHEEP AND LAMHS-ltecelni.
market unchanged.
none;
Totals 97 3,664 1.177
LATiLB-There were no cattle of any
consequence today and It was practically
a holiday so far as the cattle trado was
concerned. For the week tlie receipts foot
up 40.673 head, as against a total last week
or 2., 092 head. In addition to being the
largest run of any week since the begin
ning or the range season there has been
a gala over the corresponding week of last
year amounting to 6.145 head. The arrivals
qave consisted almost entirely of range
cat ue, wiin a comparatively light sprink
hob ui c eo mens nci native grasscrs.
Ihe market on corntcd steers has been
very unsatisfactory all the week. While
pacaers nave apparently had use for
few loads of well-finished beeves the de
mana has been light, with almost no call
whatever for the medium to preity decent
kinds. Moreover it was practically linpos-
?ible to get a bid on warmed-up and lialf
at kinds, packers Invariably preferring
western grasscrs. The same condition ol
affairs has prevailed lo a greater or less
extent at all market points, cornfod cattlo
erijwiiiOT neing very dull and ynsatls
. no.u. j. ar.icia. v
nange Peeves. In spite of the fact that
receltlts hava heen ui lur.o K . ..a ...1.4
freely all the weak, but at decidedly lower
i'ie"a. oai grades, such as both pack
" let-uer uuyers would bid on, are
generally quoted about 25c lower than last
week, but outside of that the market ia
generally 40'tiSOc lower. Heavv-horned cat
tle, too rough for feeders and not overly
desirable for killers, have suffered the
most decline, being a good big 60c lower
ii win ween.
vows and heifers have been In very llh-
.ceni i an me weeg and have In con
sequence felt the full force of the decline,
v une. mjiiir ui, iiie- iiiiir iii'Hirun st ir nna u A
possibly not over 30c lower, a good share
V' .i'" . stoca count safely be ouoted
w lower than last week's close. While
mo none eeas rat ner null during the week
owing largely to the fact that there were
" many cattle on sale and a good deal of
time was necessarily consumed In gettina
rpnnv to eVinw II... ......... ... . . .
nrsltv ll J . nco
t. i,..iii,.,i Up every clav.
Kit- ,l v o-r..,.! l. l. . - ' .
good sellers all the week and at the close
n ...i in exceen i'c .u- nwa. i .
week. On the other hrnid ti, ..'...i
of feeding cattle, especially the common
to medium grades and all kinds of trashy
stuff, uro around 4tK50c lower. Stock heif-
wtiin oil tuny jic.
e"0.'"0""..01? Fa.uJe: 0,,01 to choice corn
..u ee.-iu, n.TO.a); iair to good cornfed
steers, $0.6114,6. 40; common to fair cornfed
steers, J4 . no-US. 50: stood to -t,.,i- ...'"
fi rUTi t:f'h6 n- '"Jr to good range steers.
ri 7, . . . ' 10 la'r range steers, J3.0O
V.'r" e" " e iiene o cows ana lie reru IS or
OM.181; fair to gotst cows and heifers, 12.80(3
8.2o; common to fair rnwi anH l.ir..:. H
tiS All- bo..h ... ,... " '". - w
: l " l,J 'air sinckers and
..,.. , t,,o.K. jieuers. i.aos'i on
felonx City Live stock Market.
SIOl'A. CITV, Sept. 19,-lSneclal Trie.
gr im.)-IfOOS-Rec. ititn. 2,100 head; mar-
Het steady: lane. iSonCnri !i.".: l.uiu- -lrfiui
n '.. ia.
t A rTLE RecellltB. 1(10 head- marii..l
STetuly; beeves. fl.MSfr7.tsi: erass mev, 1 fio
i-r.iria, s.roui.isi; calves alia Vear,
Hugs, $2.2i).'((3.26.
Receipts
clpal western
Stock In S!Kht.
of live stock at tha six
mantels yesterday:
South Omaha..
Sioux City
St. JoH.pn
Kansas City. .,
St. Louts
Chicago
Totals
Cattle.
. 173
, 100
. lot)
, 400
, 1,000
. 600
Hogs.
3.356
2,100
3...IM)
8.000
2,500
7,000
.2,172 21,468
prin-
Slieep.
4 HO
2,000
2.411
POULTRY-dquabs. $2.3
sicpieseniative sales:
WESTERNS.
J. Af. f 'lllllll,..i, 4f....
No. Av. I'r ... .
S 00 w 1017 3 26 3 rt'rers i u i Tri
. ..-.,. . ud ma. .ri n 1 11 ,.,r...i, , .
...k. ... in Lull 11 nil inul
In fn .1,- ...."". 1 B"
ececece-l pari or '.tie
iujiii wem inrougn iho
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 19. COFFEE Fu
turea opened quiet at unchdncjed prices.
Business continued quiet dining the ses
sicn, but tl.eic win a In tie Be lling be trado
Interests, and pikes eased off slightlv In
tlie abrence of support, closing steady lo
net 5 points blvrher. pot, quiet; No. 7 Ri 1,
64c; No. 4 Sai.l.s, 84i Milcl, dull; Cor
dova, 'JVtjjL'VjC
week.
out snnli I, ,0,1. u i... ,... . 1 w"!
i i rE LVir.r.T. "'.'""uy-. nl frying
1 eviii-iu 111 li'i's 11 nr a...c ..
Gt rnri Bt tf u II I l.s, .. . 1. " 0
aS v. u iimr- oilUlltl-r (118 VIfilPriiatr
'lillU tha 11.. M a '-.
... 4iU PtiaiifH 01 nouM Paid iiii-tre'lv
LJII ll'.r) lll(lf lis-..-! c
. 1... . " luuuii
lng qualily. was slow ami hur,
v .ev... nTsnti mura. i HIS. in fILi.f hno
Keen th condition tirettv nt-arlv vrx, .1.. .,
thin week, buvt ra ntii anr -. . -iitr ... ' . ..."
e; ...e vioaiua, ijeneraiiy lower.
ror tne weeg receipts loot up only 24.003
- i "t."'"e -o.oo neaa last week and
oo.oiTu iieaeu iur me corresponding week of
. . . " " prices mis week have
fluctuated buck and forth within narrow
limits, the general tendency has been un-
. ...... ... . al. ,,-iuse ot tne Wjek
Is a big 10c higher than it was one
Minneapolis t.raln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 19. WHEAT No.
1 hard. $1,044; No. 1 northern, 11.(34; No.
2 northern. H.I1I4; September, $l.fa)i4; De
cember. fl.C24; May, l.u6a.
II RAN In bulk. $Ht.w.
FLOl'R Steady und firm; first putenls.
$C.65f(&.8:i; tMH-onj putents, 8i.inrn6 ,65; first
cletars, $4.3iV'i4.45; second cleats, $ l.frJiiS.ijo.
Liverpool Oraiiv Market.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 19. WHEAT Spot,
strong; No. 3 rad western winter, 7 id;
Nu. I California, 8s Id. Futures, riul-f
September. 7s 8d; December, 7s Msrcn,
7s 6J5d.
viOliN Spot, nulet: American rnlv.d 7
6d. Futures, quiel; October, islO'(d; De
camber, 6a KVd.
ago.
Representative sales:
No. Av 9h. Pr. No.
7t J13 160 I 60 .,
83 175 101 75 7
61 2,3 l.'.i) C 75 68..
M :14 2u0 I 75 7i..
74 f.27 tu I 75 s....
7S 217 lit) 75 ' 74..
61 2:2 Ml 15 IS. .
63 J'.O 20 774 7o. .
si' I4 41 I SO 77 .
C4 :t 2!') I ho 63..
7 ; 80 6 H) M..
tl :S4 ) I so 7o..
M 253 3 I K 82..
lei 2uJ I (,) sj. .
C Sin 1W li K.l t .
6 ms ni tit
S4 t: l.nj 4 s, id. .
185 ) M..
44 :7 80 I 10 6.1..
41 2:1 '.Sv 6 S.I S4 .
M 214 Via 4 81..
Hu 214 SO I fl'v 71..
Av. Rh. Pr.
. ...2.1 le I 824
... 2lf 411 S i,
....220 fi. I S24
218 lei 6 f;.,
....'.16 4') 6 12 v.
....2'l 12 1 I
....22.' 40 15
..8 121 I KO
....218 161 i 85 1
-' 4) I 15
....: !2e) ICS
...211 ltd I 1.5
....212 It u
3V. lei S3
247 Ii 1
-. 4o I .j
. ...21 so 1 e,
"2 ... IM
. ...2-(i 40 1 (,,
. .. 2,i2 120 I tn
1H7 ... lie,
253 120 I a
fresh receipts of
nothing in tne
OMAHA GE.NtJRAL MARKETS.
Condition of Trs.de aqd )votatlaa
Staple and Fancy Produce.
BUTTER Creamery. No. 1 delivered tn
retail trade In cartons. 2.1a; No. 1, In 80-lb.
tubs. 224c; No. 1, In 30-lb. tubs. Vie; Nu
t In GU-lb. tubs. 2ejUci No t in tf-lh. luh.
lie; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons. 21c; No. 1, la
carload lets, 21 4u; No. 2, In carload lots,
19t194o; country, fancy, tubs. 17o; pom
nion, 16o
EGGS- -Fresh candled, 19c per dozen.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin lull cream
twins. 144c: vouna Americas. A in hnon
lac; favorite, 8 In hoop, 154c; daisies, 80 In
hoop, 164c; cream brick, full case, lSViu;
half case, 13c; half doteit bricks. Ho. Nil
quotations on Swiss uur timbatger Uiull
after October.
81' JAR Coarse granulated. .60c: fine
granulated, s.70u; uubas, e.tiyc; uowvlercd.
6oou per lb.
DRISiiiL)
Per dozen.
BK-K-F CL'Ttl No. 1 rib, 17V; No. 2 rib,
114c; No. 3 rib, 7c; No. 1 loin. 24X:; No. 8
loin, 12c; No. 3 loin, 9c; No. 1 chuck. 64c;
No. 2 chuck. 4ruc; No. eloielc 4.-: No 1
round. 84c: No. 2 round 7," Kn 2 rno...l
6c; No. 1 plate, 64c; No. 2 plate, 44c; No!
3 plate, 3-uo.
VEGETAHI.ES Celhrr utiehtu-an n..
dOE., 36o. Reana. new was; and soilnar. 011a.
third bu. basket, tl .nti: ,.cr .... m.. i
$2.'c); lima. 640 per lb. Caubaau. Sc'uer'lb.
Potatoea, new, per bu.. $x.!0. 1 omatoks.
par 4-basket crale. 80c. Watermelons. 25 4
aWo. Cunlalopes, California. $2.iv."0 per
crete. Aopuiagua, pur d'j 40c. Cucum
bers, per dua., 6O0. Onions, Bermuda, $l.i4
per crate; Texas yellow, ii.jb per crae.
Mushrooms, cultivated, per lb.. uOc. Lui-
luce, per dos., 2&o. J'eppers, aouiUcrti. 41
Ver crave.
R1lS11 FRUITiUini.!.. H7.'i,ici n.
bu. box. Lumulia. t4.iiii...nc'L 1 ,ru i.u k.t cue
tjji.OO. Bananua. 4c per lb. Plums. ,1.25 par
4-baskei nale. peaci.ea. Calllornla. 70
per box; Texas, 4-baii crave, e-.w-iuu.
Pears, 81. 6t) our 4-babKeL cr.ne. ftluokiir.
ries, 84.00 per crate. Raspberries, $4.uo per
crate. Cherries. 82.26. Currants, ..vs per
Viuve. UousvUL'iiii:a, li.lAl per ClaU.
LIVE POLLTHi-Hcna. 8c: aurmga. 18'Ac:
roosierc, Oc; ducks, young. Sc; old. 74c:
geese, uc; turkeys. 14c; jogeoiis, uai par
uuecuu, IJimill, S-.W UC. ilLIZIill.
DRILu I'ltCi'lS ivaialiih. looaa Muscatel.
64c; tancy seeded. 1-lb. carton, loe. Cur.
rants, unoieaina, j4c; cleaned. c: cariun.
Hv. per lb. Prunes, 40ijv.v8; pur suck; V4;
per lb. Apnujis, 25-lu. oejxos, 9c per Jb.
Peaches, Culll.ji.ila uhulce, 9c; fancy boxes,
11c per lb. pears, California, lie. Dates,
Pei'tlan. 6VvC. leu:a. l.iv.ou ehouu nu.,.
Cilron. IS-eJc Lemon peel, 13c. Oranga
peel, 13c.
tlSH Halibut. 8c: trout. Her nl.-k.e.l 1l
pike. 14c. bullheads, ski lined oil .treiiMAit
13c; white perch, Ac; white baas, 17c; black
bubS, 241c: ct si, toes. 15c: whlta fish llVoi
red snapper, 14c: flounders. 12c; mauksiel,
17c; codfish, fresh froAen, lac; shad rue, 4uc;
smells, 13c; frog legs. 460; green sea turtle
Uieat, 26c; catfish, 16c; eel, per lb.. lStt
HIDEe) Quotations bv J. s Umiiii a rn .
Green sailed Nu. 1. loo: No. 2. So: hull
hides. No. 1. 8c: No. 2. 7c: hura. hlri
IJvvi; sheep pelts, 26c to $1.60; dry palls, Hu
to 120 per lb.: dry flint bntchee hi.!-, in,..
dry fallen hides. 11c: dry salted hdg. .
Daluth l.rnln Market.
DI LI 1 11, Sept. li. - WHEAT
northern. 81. lu.:
September, tl.UiU
$i.i;4.
OATS 174c.
g'lt'tlltig his family. This family consist
of his wife, three daughters and otin snn.
The son, Charles E. Hughes, Jr.. 19 years
old. Is a senior at Rrown university, hut
after the fashion of young men In rnl
leae he spends so little time nt home that
visitors tn Iho Hughes abode-be It the
executive munslon at Albany pr the brown
1 stone house In this city are wont to think
of tln governor' household aa exclusively
feminine. 1
Miss Helen Hughes, tlin second child and
eldest daughter, Is an attractive girl of 17.
who bears a striking resemblance lo her
mother, not only In appearance, but glsn
In tastes and temp. lament. She is a pupil
Ht the Albany academy for girls, and this
sitniti school Is attended by her younger
sister. Miss Katheriiie, 10 years old. Last,
but by no means least, In the est I nig I Ion
of the family, Is Miss Elisabeth, who lift 9
recently celebrated her first birthday anni
versary. That the general public should manifest
considerable Interest in tha Hughes baby
does not appear strange when one remem
bers that babies are rare In the families
of national political leaders. In this coun
try few men attain tn the higher piano of
eminence In statecraft until they are well
beyond middle age. and as a ruin baby
hood in thu family finds lis. representa
tion In soma grandchild. Governor Hughe. 1,
however, Is In only his forty-sixth year,
and was, with the exception of Secretary
Cortelyou, thn youngeat man prominently
mentioned for a place on the republican
national ticket prior to the last Chlcngvi
convent Ion.
Mrs. Hughes might be cited as tha pos
sessor of all the essential qualification
of the Ideal wife for a public man. De
voted to her home and family, she la a,
gracious and tactful hostess and able to
take an Intelligent and helpful Interest In
her husband's career. Bho Is fond of put
dour Ufa, and canoeing Is, perhaps, her
especial hobby. It would bo difficult tn
Imagine a more attractive picture than that
formed by Mrs. Hughe and her daughters,
Helen and Katherlno, In their graceful
green craft. It may be noted. Incidentally,
that the younger daughter, Katharine, has
likewise a nautical Instinct that finds ex
pression In her enthusiasm for a nilnlatura
yacht which she sails with the ali of a.
string.
It is said that young Hughes, when lie
began his legal career by Joining the office
staff of Wullcr 8. Carter, a man famous
for his discernment In picking "coming
men." was too proud to pay formal atten
tion to the daughter of the man whose
salaried employe he was. and so the court
ship was, in effect, suspended until young;
Hughes had won a place In the firm.
He was not obliged to wait many years
for this dignity, and suolt was his ma.nl
festatlon of ability that ere long Intricate
portions of the legal wctik of the firm
were transferred to him. From the outset
Mrs. Hughes, who was educated at Wells
and Wellseley colleges, WAS of real as
sistance to her husband In his career.
Mis. Hughes was a classmate of Mrs.
Grover Cleveland at Well college. New
York Tribune.
"WILD BILL'S" TRAGIC END
An Eye-Wltness Tells the atony
Famous Tragedy In Dead
wood.
of
No. 1
No. 2 northern, $1,014;
December, $1.0,4; Jilay,
W ill
"After all. my
paign spellbinder.
Nwt Duvta.
fi n lids," said the
Vital principles
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. Sent. liMHT4i.au...
kets were quiet and generally unchanged in
Ihe absence of cables. Tin. .HIV t' Mlrt
28.n0. Cupper continued weak, with lake
quoted at $1J 374& 13 624. electrolytic at
$13 20(413.374. and casting at 8l.tsij.l3.12V.
Lead was quiet at $4 4i4'f4 50. und spelter
at $4.764 8a Iron was unchanged.
Oils and Itaaln.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19. Ol !. Cottonseed.
easy; prime crude. 31c; yellow, 4 driic
Petroleum, steady; ref ned. New York. A.fo-
Philadelphia, und Rollun tir.V 1 .faf. - ill i 1 1 I Lr
$4 16. Tuipentint iui at 39c.
Jt( SI N Oulft : Htrifnturl gi.irtmnn 0..
$2 76.80. ' "
Wool Market.
&T. I-or'S. Sept. 19 WOOL Firm;
medium grades, combing and clothing 16
etf-'c: light fine. 16&164c; heavy Xme,
11 ft 12c; tub w ashed, 20 '44 2.7c
very
that
SHEEP There were no
aheep this morning and
ii"" in any consequence. For tile weeW
the receipts foot up 97.527 head, as against
li,163 head las', week and i-8 v:4 i.-.o "
weeks ago. As compared Willi a vear airo
there has been a gain ill the week s re
ceipts of over 22. on head. In spile of th
fact that receipts have been very lui..
.....u uaa necn in
sutisfuctoty condition, so much so
rain uay s arrivals nave lleeu practically
all cleaned up before the close of the mar
ket each day.
A large proportion of the arr'vala baa
been made up of feeders, lambs being the
moat numerous. Feeding aheep have been
In muiicrate supnly cod have a.. Id fro-ly
all the week at good, steady prices. Lumna
sturted out film, with the trade active most
of the lime. As frequently happens toward
tlie close of the week, after a good many
buyers have filled their orders and re
turned home, soi'it sales were inado a Ht
tie lower, and still, taking the Week as a
whole, feeder lambs could not be quoted
very much different from what they were
a week ago.
Fat lan-.bs have sold freelv all the week
the supply being moderate, with nothing
very choice lo make a high top. Prices
have run along In about the earn,, notches
all ihe week, with very little change no-
cam-
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change, ulueatlona of expediency may arise
to cloud the real and living Issues from
time to time, but the Issues themselves
are the same from generation to cenera.
lion. Political panics. In the main, uirre-
us to alms. It is a difference of onliilon
to methods that divides them. For example
wnui 0110 thing do w all. without regard
lo political affiliations. I I'ac-U t (i UAI Sati 44 a . 4
Ihe cfcii-nt ittU of our fivlHzai inn 7'
"A good 6-cent tiaur!" sliomil m, n.
thuslasllc hearer 011 the ooiaklna . i.
crowd. Chicago Tribune.
A Grocer Affrr
Householders In the
first and
Dead Heats."
Vicillltv .if 'rurunlu.
Master street u .... Hn.i.,u ,.n
l.ilhl. U '....I....- .1 , . "I
...s...w ne.i..ia cue aiuiw wiuuowa or Uur.
ter a grocery store, on I lie northeast corner
of thosu strev.s. Carter hus a sign an
nouncing thai lie will placard the window
next week with the names and addresses
of the "Uaudbcala," aa he culls them, woo
have owed him grocers blla or sixty davs
or more. Some of those who buy at his
Siye -F """''"l " " ineatia what be
Carter Insists that ho ' certainly docs. A
A number of Abilene people vlsltgd re.
cently ut I lead wood, S, P. Tlvey sought
out the grave of J. H. Hlckok, better
known as "Wild Bill." He was the marshal
of Abilene in the early daya and a famous
character. August 2, 1876, he was shot at
Deitdwood by Jack MeCall. Edward Z.
Kldd, who Htlll Uvea at Deadwood, wa
an eyewitness to the killing, an.J ha told
this story of the tragedy, which la ac
cepted as containing; the exact details:
"I was at work wainscoting a pall on
Main street, " said Kdd, "when Wild Bill
came Into the place with four other men
and they seated themselves at a table In
the center of the room. 1)111 had 111 back
to the .door. Unnoticed, Jack McCall en
tered, and. walking up to the bar, which
was not more than a couple of feet front
the table where the group was sitting,
sneaked out: his Cell's from his hip pocket
and without a word of warning fifed. The
bullet entered Wild Bill's head and camu
qui in the middle of his forehead, and,
glancing, struck one ot lh men M tha
table on the hand, Wild Bill's head struck,
the tabic and a minute later lie rolled (i
th floor. He died so quickly that he never
knew or sow the man who shot him.
"Immediately after firing. MoCall swung
his gun around and commanded everybody
to get out of the saloon, which they did
without waiting. M-Call stspnsd eul Intcj
the street, swinging his Cult's about thret
etilngly. After walking a bluck ha Lb
tempted to jump on a horae which wa
standing near by. The aaddle allppsd, nd,
aeelng this method of escapo wa uielasa.
he continued up the street.
"We yelled to some campers to stop lllm.
They came up behind him with the b4
of their rifles on him. He dashed Inlo
butcher shop, where we capture him.
Whe'n his gun was examined we discovered
that It had but one aiit-ll, and ha had
auieci wild tun with tliftt one. A Jury wag
gathered from the miners In the camp,
but aa there waa no law and some fsar
of taking the law into Its own hands. Mc
Call was freed. Ha fled t. Cheyenne,
where he was later captured by the sheriff
of Yankton. He wa tried, convicted and
hanged. .
I'Mcralta plea at the trial was that Wild
Will had killed his brother lit Tagas, but,
no one was ever able to discover (hat Mc
Call had a brother. The raul reason for lh
assassination was that Bill had wort Mc
Call's money In a poker game the night
before and McCall swore at the lim that
ha would get even." Kansas City Journal,
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