7
Till'. OMAHA DAILY HKK: TtTESDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. IOCS,
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Fublio Stock, and World Visible
' Supply links Bij Increases.
ter market
rts.r cs. l.'i 2
ase-a inelud
fiis.s. '.; i
W as
s'r.id ;
i Kg.
l4f IV '
i reamcrtes,
't-H'ly. a.
firsts, r.'c
nlv; tJ't'i i:.
11112 k-
mark
prime
; ! N EV YORK STOCKS AN D BONDS
XKW lURk (.KXK.HAI. MgRKET
4notatlons
THIS AND RAIN BRING BELLING
o 0ri n rm Lioeroilr "
r: , ft.ro fbatfteF Backsword
' A boot Takla ! Cnah
. .v.c- - . ..
. OMAHA, Sept. 28. 1V
'ai Intra in public stocks snd slso
decided Iricresse.ln the werM'i visible
Uttp!'. cemplei with rains over the entire
wr 'n1 northwest, Induced strong selling
with vshiea aitghtly lower. Offerings came
liberal and buyers were backward about
tak'nir the cash stufr. .
Wheat ia will off on increased wo,r,J
viable auprily an1 ine lsrge rwHpln which
keep coming. Support was lscklng during
the whol session an1 valuta were closed
loe-er. December wheat opened at '4c
gjid e1pd at 94e. !..
mm waa weak In sympathy .wl,i1,-w I
anil havy offerings. Selling the different
options waa general anil (h corn waa
,fow. With no nr. blading for It. r.mbr
corn opened Hi lc emf closed at 60A.C
fdmary wheat receipt were I.418nnO Ml
and shipment were TW.W bu.. 1""'. J"'
irta list ye.r of 1.144,000 bu. and ship
ments of glfcort) bu. , ,
mm rcelPt w 42.OO0 bu. stid sliip
nents were 471,nno bu.. agalnat "I"',
r of 1.177,000 bu. and shipments of, 9o.ooo
,
In 'a' v
ii.ost :
closed at
closed at
nli; . f rnrn. S.ord bu.
. f oata and wheat and flour equal to 1,700,-
Crfl Wi
Liverpool closed VjlT-V
an' SVd lowar on
Pbna.td rportd 240.000
ikn for export.
I.O' al rung of optlona:
lower on
bu. of
wheat
wheat
Article.
T'tiat
T".... ?Pt...
Dec...
Oata
-pt...
May...
Open.! Hlh. Vow. Cloa. Bt'T-
61 H
I
4V
6H
1H
M4 wJ 96H
.. .. TSH; 7J4
V4
4H 4
4SI
X bard,
aprtng.
. Omaha, (ul rrMtfc
W JKAT-No. a hard. M'iW6c; No.
WriiMc: No. 4 hard, KW; No.
' pfc'Mf'c; no grade, RJflWtc.
CORN-No. 3. 7&V, No. . 73VV: No. f
rWiV; No. yellow, W(8i7So: No. yol;
Icm-. "3-; No. t white, 73Vic; No.
r-faJ.s.v.' vllow. V4Vc: No. S
r,,i wyiin: 'No. I white. 4V347c; No.
4 white. 4694iO.
RYE No. t 7S1r74r; No. S, 71?T3e.
' FAftL-HTT No. 3. Kc; No. 4. M',4c
Carlet naeeavta.
Wheat. Corn
of the Hay on larleaa
(oaimodltlri.
NKW VUKK. 8it i KIjrR Recelpta.
liljle. ; rxp'iria, .(.'.747 lible. ; market qnl I
hill atrailv; Mlnncanta patnl. 6. '!;
Mlnncn'ii.1 bskere. I.J"i4.a": winter pat
nta. I44S,'i; winter airalghta. I4.2R04.IS;
winter r xu ae. 13 4Krj:V9"; winter low grar.
II ;iiri:l m. live flour, mcaily; fair to good
I4 3itl 4'. iriirkwhuat fluuf.'qulet at ti.lifi
I. per 1"0 Iba.
fORNMi:At-tull; fine white anil yel
low, 1.7ifril.W; coarse. 11.6-Vfi 1.7j kiln dried.
14 Tn.
It i K Dull: No 2 western, stc, nora-
IrtHl. c. 1. f. Buffalo. . .
RARLliY-btcaUy ; malting. jcit,ic, c. I. I.
Huftal'i.
WHEAT Receipts. .10.snil hu.: exports,
4.11 hu. .pot market easy; No i red.
II 07fl iNi, elevator. nl II. 0s. f o. b.
rioat; No. l northern minim. i.ii", i.
. b. afloat; No. hard winter. ll.Olt1,, f.
o. b atloat. our in i inn new a mane an
Irregular wheat rnarhet tutiay. nut the
tendency waa mainly lower, owing tu
bearish statlstl'-s. rains In the hoiiMiwpsI,
the Mg visible supply Increase and a p(i
export traac. iHi prices were
net lower. Kcpicinnev riosea at
December. II 0!t 7-l6?r1.in 5-16,
10fli; iMay, 11.10 7-1691.11.
l 10',
corn lleepipis, H,4iin tiu exports.
2.3SO bu. Spot market st"ady; No. i. lltic,
nominal, elevator, and M'fcc. nominal, de
livered. Option market waa without
transactions, closing H'Hc net lower.
September closed at 8c; December closed
at 7'c; May closed at 78V4c
OATIrf Receipts. S4.000 bu ; exporta,
B.3U0 bu. Spot market quiet; mixed oats.
to 31 pounds, nc; natural
31 pounds, B.Tlif
40 tiounds BjDfllr.
t Kt;i Htearly ; spring Dran, ..'; miu
dllng. ia.10: city, j4. w.
JlAY Oulet; goon to tnoice,
HOi'8 Dull; state, common
1W, fr7c: 1906. 2rafc: I'a.clflc
bic; 3W5c.
HIDKfl-8teariy: Rogota, Wi'4f; ten-
tral America, l.'iti'l!n.
rROVlSlONS Reef, steady; family.
!16.7S(ff 17. B0; mess, 11 3.r.0fff 1 4 00 ; beer
hams. liH.OOC31.on; packet, 15 001 00;
city, extra India me.ss. $24.50(8 i!5.00. Cut
meats, steady; plcKien nams. iiv'-c.
l.nrH firm; western. 1 1 0 70 ft 1 0. 80; r"
fined', steady; continent. 111.00; onmpound
17. 75fc.s. 2a. I'ork, steady; raniny
tr'Jl.OO; mess. llJ.otp l (. o.
TALWW utraay; country-
free), iOCHc; Cottonseed
prime cmne. zc.
Movement of Market ii Dull and Sing
gish ' Thnug;hotit Sesiion.
DAY WITHOUT DEVLLOPMENTS
lieneral Belief that I'arllea
Control of lfnallon llf l)e
, ride' uti, rerlod .of
. . Heat.' '. . ;
In
(hlcngo
Minnneapolla
Omaha.
Duluth
h
.!7
.110
.S9
171
Oata.
263
Market
Sept. a.-WOOLr-Un-
Waal
d-. t oria Mn
territnrv and western medluma.
1 ..... . inA a,,ii
i-Hi t o
PROVISIONS
KQ-Mci fine mediums.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND
K,.i.,., of the TratHBK and Cloalag
Prices an Board af Trade.
CHICAGO. Sept 2 Wheat rrlcea on
I lie local exchange were dragged down
today by bearish statistics, the principal
... w n.ui.,h u u m n unuauallv 11b-
eial Increase. Iii the available stock of
wheat In the Vnlted States and Canada,
eh. ua iiniimi the lowest point
n net inses of kc to HHc. Corn and
..ui u'.r vL-euk and nrovislons weak
With the exception of a rally during
the. first hour the wheat market was weak
. k. . . 1.. Inflnanrril W the Weekly
statistics and by weak cables the market
opened easy with prices Vc lower com
pared with Saturday's closing. World s
hlpmenta were U.KO.OOO bushels, com
pared with 10.104.000 bushels last week
and 10.40.00 buahela last year. The
m..,n on riMnr at so allowed an in-
.ij;nr.rt Kn.lielu fnr llie week
hort ly after the opening the demand of
several commission houses raiseo pru-m
to a point about He above the previous
Klose. The market, however, was unable
to withstand the bear Influence and soon
i -,i ...in rullni.ii at Minneapolis
and Winnipeg were partly 'Honalble for
i rnewed weaknecs. The lowcf prlies
. . ... - i ' - n...v ,l" lnrffelv to an in
... e in iim hushels In atocks there
during the last two days, while the de
cline at Winnipeg was largely the result
of predictions of a big Increase in
celpta of new wheat. During tlio
half the market was bearlHli
-... .4 I," fomiira to the eftect I'
islhle supply statement would show i
u i.in.iv ilheral Increase 1n the avail
.hii .t icks of wheat In the I nited States
and Canada. The official figures,
ieie made public a few minutes
the close, verified these
much aa the Increase in
laat
Hf-
the
khlte. i to
clipped white, 32 to
TO'&Toc.
to choice,
coast, 1901,
pouno,
20.00
(packages
oil, steady;
RICK Quiet; domestic, fair to extra, fw
R&.C; .lanan. nominal.
1'OIII.TRV- Dressen. iinsemea, woaiem
spring chU'.kens. Mfltc; fowls, uwoc;
spring turkeys, maaic.
HUITKK Mrm: creamery niacin . -'
extras. Sba&W:; thirds to Iirsts. iwa.nc
i ale nulrv. common to finest. 1fM5'2o; proc
emnn'inn In snnclal. 15214c: western
factory. firsts. Iflc; western imitation
creamery, firsts, WKflV
CllERSB-Firm; state, run cream, spe
cials l.ti-auVe: full cream, small colored
or while, fancy. l;fc: full cream, large col
ored or white, fancy, 12Hc; full cream, good
to prime, 12iliVkc; common to lair,,
EtiflS Steady; slate, Pennsylvania anu
nearhv fancv selected. 28OT.30C.: Same, fail'
to choice. 2fy927c; western firsts, 2ii;3c;
seconds, 2i4l21c.
WKATIIKR IN TUB GRAIN BELT
Fair and Cool for the Mght and RU
ins; Mercory Tuesday.
OMAHA. Neb. Sept. 28, 1908.
The weather contlnuca unsettled In tha
upper Missouri valley tnis .morning, ana
rains are tailing i points in nrgrim ana
tha Dakota, wnh anowa In the Black Hills.
Ivilllna frosts are general throughout the
Missouri valley Saturday night, and In the
upper Missouri and Mlsalsslppl valleys last
night, and lighter irons accurrea in .Kan
sas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas. The
cool wave is moving eastward and tem
peratures are decidedly lower over the
Mississippi and Ohio valleys and Take
regcon this morning. It is growing warmer
In the west and the weather will be
warmen In this vicinity Tuesday, with
probably fair tonight and Tuesday.
omana recora or temperature ana pre
cipitation compared with the corresponding
day of the last three years:
190S 1907 19Un l!t05
Minimum temperature 3H 41 47 66
1'reciplration 00 .00 .00 .00
Normal temperature for today. 62 degrees.
Deficiency in precipitation since March
1, 3 67 Inches. ' - ,
Deficiency for corresponding period ' in
l!Vi. 6.48 inches.
Deflcleney for corresponding period In
196, 2.46 inches.
V. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Corn and Waeat Region Balletln.
For the twenty-four hours ending at t
a . tii . .
tembr r
N K" YORK . Bciil i 2k.-Lau (' -pec-
t'lu ivc excu ni'-nt no nviiti r -trauvaale
In tre dull, and aluatlMi rooveniciu t 10-
di'V s -tt'K'k market. Fluanrial t'glnion was
inclined t olwup this tcudcDcy wnn grav
ifica.lloii us the feverish and viil-nt fliutvi
atlons of last week 'veil regirdfd as un
healthy and ottlculated to dispel confidence
In th market.
The decision Of the forces' controlling th"
rmirket td give it a period ,of r-st w as In-
erred from the support whicii checked the
opening decline. 'J his decline was in pur-
ma nc" of the movement in prncress at ine
rlosc of last week and which had the effect
ol bringing in ; some selling orders from
the country at 'large over Sunday. With
the check to the fall, the market lapsed
Inlo n condition bordering on apathy and
the gains Were yielded easily toward the
last. There were movements in Individual
stocks, but the general list offered Utile of
Interest or Important. The tarn couid he
said of the news the day.-The further ex
changes between the loading controversial
ists In the political campaign, in lholr large
attention to arfalrs of great corporations,
were regarded as containing a threat of
developments' calculated to prejudice tntf
Interests of those corporations. Otherwise.
the political Issue rather receded into the
background. Some analno-v was drawn
from the effect on the. Imdon stock market
of tha defeat of tbe liberal government
candidate, for the llrltish parliament In the
."' ni-up nisirict. 1 ne l.onilon rinanc a
community, like that of New York, reasons
that radical avgresslve legislation has the
affect of causing tlmtdltv among Investors
anil speulators. Prices of Enslish securi
ties, therefore, advanced on the defeat of
ine government candidate.
Rumors of deals came Into prominence
again In New York speculation In the ab
sence of more substantial developments.
I nose affec ting Rock Island were most
nearn or. hut without any authentic de
mini, ni mock isianu is under the neces
sity of providing capital to meet earlv
obligations of its subsidiary, St. I.ouis anil
San Francisco, there waa that much arniinH
tor attention to the reports of scteps having
ii-t-ii 'urn in inai enti. A supposed protect
to divorce tho St. Iouls and San Francisco
from the Rock Island also figured in these
rumors. The uncertain fluctuations in the
Rock Island . securities reflected a degree
of speculatlvedouht over the truth of these
rumors. The Hill and Harrlmsn stocks
nu oi. ram ana Heading maintained their
prominent, place in tlu dealings and kept
alive the conviction that the control and
leadership of the. market remained in the
s.-inio hands that have conducted the prin
cipal operations throughout the summer.
Copper warrants In London declined, and
coppery securities there and here were
T?,Vy lTl 'Kment. Dealings In Vnlted
Slates steel also were below last weeks
closing level almost entirely. The action
of the corn market In declining on the news
or the freeing temperatures in the aouth
,. tha effrrt "f convincing aentlment
L tnS,Lcrop was considered safe from
harm. The warm, dry weather In fact, la
known to have hastened the maturing of
Ue-CI?? The breaking of the long drouth
as glen credit for some of the strength
shown by the cotton carriers. S
The local money market was little
changed, but some increase of activity was
'"'""'u i rum western and southern mono.-
Prime commercial na tiers hr,n,i,'i
higher rales nn.i K,,
reported particular as to quality. The ex
perience of the banks with the paper of
the F 81 rnmhln.'lnn I,- , j K.i . -
. inducing closer inspection of name. i'.
etgn markets gave attention to ti,
J250.OCO.IM) Russian loan was to K,
after a loner .i ,-' ..i r ,
"mtarLrs',io,r European nto
...,!!,i!l,r,' Irregular. Total saleV
un;.hanrer,,'e. ,m,pd S,atP bo""
The following shows the range of nrlces
on the Stock exchange todav: P
'Bleu. Hirti
tentlon The rariyover for Americans
was 2 if per cent. p'iines for pew sc
coimt was fairly t't tsk. especially In home
mils, where the level attracted buy
ers, while colonial se,iirlties benefited by
Investment Mo iim. Consols, after Im
proving, flni'hed esy on selling. at
tributed to continental sour.es In con
nect Inn with the political unret For
eigners were easy. American securities
went over parity at the outset. Marriman
lines. Steel and Krle receiving the most
attention, but prices drooped later on the
cessation of early buying. The receipt
of the New York opening caused weakness
in the afternoon, but with good buying
the market strengthened and closed firm.
PARIS. -Hept. 25. Th tone on the j
Hours todav was Irregular.
P.KRI.IN, Sept. 28. Prices on the Bourse
today were firm. '
er York Meney Market. i
NKW YORK.. Sept 28 MONK Y On
j OMAHA LIVE STOCli MARKET
' No Very Great Chang; e Takei Place in
Cattle Trices.
lambs, lliry " out in good season, and It
did not take them verv long to lake p.'in
mm h everything In s'g'ul. Th prices raid
generally looked as much as 10nic Vgli"i
Ihsn Issl weeks close. Ii wm. In tu t.
a good, active and entirely aataractot)
market so fsr as killers were concern.!
In spite of the fsct that It was a Monday
iiinriilim when the attendance of iviinlii
I hovers Is generally nail, there was a veiy
HOGS CONTINUE ON DOWN GRADE i r;;,, s i.mbsm,r.u'o
I opened quit earlv. Comraiss'on men also
! hsd Itige buying orders In hsnd. which
hrep and l.ambs In Lighter IX ecelpls ' stijeci to the demand Thus it happened
th1 th frin chaneed lands sbni; ss
t. ll.o.HH
I". 7T t . !
M tii 4 ,
Ihnn Week Ago Trade Artlve
and Prlees Ten to Fifteen
tents Higher.
SOt'TH OMAHA. Sepl. 2.
Receipts were; Cattie. i!ogs
call, steady at 1 5 1 H per cent ; ruling rate. ;
l'i per cent; closing bid. l' pel cent; i
offered nt 1 't per cent.
TIMK LOANS Dull and steady; sixty t
davs. : ifc n : per cent ; ninety days, i :
per cent; sl months. S per cent
PKl.Vlt; AlKKVAft I llrf. rAtT.K l'iv i
41- per cent
STl'.RI.I.Ml h.M'HA.NUf. stcauy. wnn
actual business tn oanKers iuii. ai
II SMOfi 4 iul5 for slxty-lay bills ami at
14. SMi for demand; commercial bills,
-ti'jijrj-Hy ... ..... ...
,S1L Ml liar. di,?ic; wexican uuiinie,
4:.c.
p.ONDS Government, steady: railroads.
Irregular.
Closing quotations on Ntw i oi k bonds
were aa follows;
KM, Jasan 't
104', ao 4t i4 series "4
1l l. A N. unt. 4v... s
V1 Mn. ion.
V' lxlrn Cen. 4s !
Mk'i do ;l Inr . H
74 Minn. St. t. 4 . 7-'
II ' i M.. K. T. 4
l!'i do Ml .. m,
!1 N. R. ft. f M. r. 4 13
JUi'N. Y. ( n. sen. 3'H Vj
la;nN. J. cen. sen. 3..U'-'A
t4 North. Pltlc At )0JS
F.stimat Monday . . .
Same day lust ek.
Same day
Same day
Same day
Same day
2
. h Sl'l
.I1.M
. n.117
. 6.8V4
.. 9.3T3
1.70)
1 ;7
: si:
3 VI
4,072
2 I "8
weeks ago.
! weeks ago.
4 weeks ago.
Issl year
The following table shows the receipts of
cattle, nogs and sheep at Sout'.i Omaha for
the year to date, comnared with last yai :
1L. ' 107. Inc. Dec.
Tiin.4'0 4.44J lol.tS.'
1.WI.U9 l.97.613 2
faat lh.- enilM h made ISfldV for SSI.
i snd t prl'cs Hist were anywhere from
i sirone tr nvffHe hlaher than lss' Friday.
1 Quotations on rsnge sheep snd lsmbs:
1 Oond to choice lambs 4W(i.15: fs'r to
gnod Unibs. M TMI !0; feeding lambs. .ft'a ,
lSn. ; 4o; good to cholc e light yearlings. I 7.vd j n
Sneep 4 b: good to choice heavy vsarimgs. m
21 tin ; 4 oft; feeding vearllngs. Is TitH W; l tn
I choice wethers. IS Oku.'.!1; fair to soid
.1.IW wethers. I.TIoaa.W: feed ng wethers. 3.aji
27.7-4
1 r.oribe: r c'dl N.r
1 i : : NY. ;'. -n.tv to i. ''.
It R A N In h u ;. l !! ''
l-'ll'l 1!-H'':""'; I 1 t psnls
cimi'iI. ;!$.:.,; thri i lr.
-ec, lid '..KH ;.'".
I Iverponl liraln Market.
I !VKI.Plc... s. . . M HAT- Sp'H.
sr.rt: No. 2 led. -tein e 'nter etropg
at 7s led; No. 1 Calif unls. 8n Futur
u.i ei: Pn irn I".1 ;s ; December, 7s
Icjil; March T I.'cl.
CORN -Spo; ; nieri. an niixd. 7s
41. (,i;iiies. .line;: October .isSSd; D' -
VI II t'! Js S'l.
I Lul l; llni'i'i paien, s.'jilv al 2t M
HOPS in l.jnd'im-r.nifl.- ig.ist. aieady
at CI 1'V't 2 M.
Mllnenkee (.rain
MILWAPKKK. S-pl 2S
irtliern. It
Market.
WIIFAT-No 1
ii.ciSf i. '. r'
No.
c-nib'T. II. M- hid
CtlRX--H'glier; 1 1 v ein'ier. 6"'V .
HAR1.KV- Pull: S:imp'.e. .M'fim'
csttie
Hogs
Sheep 1,405.C4 l.SSu.1'4
the following table shews t
1S.M4
i sversgk
reg..
V. ref.
an cnupos
V. S. 3 rg
dn coupon
C. 4 reg
do coupon
Amer. Tohaoro 4s .
oo .
At' hinon n. 4..
d. ail). 4s
AO r v. 41
do rr. 3a
Atlantic C. L. 4.
Balllmora Ohio 4a. 101 do
do 3s Nor. a W. ron. It Ss'i
Brook. R. T. it. 4. :io. g. L. rfdt si
Oen. f Oeorfla r.i.1('Si, rnn. c. jv,, isu.. sis
l.t Inr
do Id Ine
Cha. a Ohio 4!t..
fll. d Alton S'ta
C , R. Q. new 4a
C. R. I. T. 4...
do roi. ns
do rfda. 4a
ere. A St. L.
Colorado Ind. 5
Coin. Midland 4a
Colo. aV Somhfrn 4s
41 do con. 4a
41 Reading Ran. 4a
IH2 Kp of t.uha ."
Vl'.'St. It. 1. M . r.
m. l. a r. t t
. . US St. L. S. W. con. 4a
., (iv,aatva. A. 1.. 4
.. South. Pacific 4a ...
4a ' do I 4a
. . TR southern Rt. ;,a
! . Tfaaa A Far. lata.
.14 T.. St. I.. AV W. 4a
I)ela. A Hud tr. la.l'Wii Inlon Parlflr 4a..
I)nvr A R. O. 4a S4 do ct. 4a
Krle nrlor hen 4.. 7 f S Slel 3d fta
do sn. 4a Jl-'a Wshsah lata . ...
Hok. Vat. 4' 1"5 Watrn Md. 4a .
Inlsr. Mat. 4'ja i'iWhal. A b. E, 4.
Japan 4a li'Wla ten. 4a
Bid. Offarad. .
1"4S
....
. . l'ix'4
. i'4
. T4
. ;
. 9..
A"i',
Al"',
.
,h:
. 1'iS't
. 74i.
. '.I
: U
price of hogs at Soutii Omaha for the last
several days, with comparisons.
Date. 1 1903
. jisoT.;
Sept. 16..! 84 I ,-i (01
Sept. 17..I ( 78"4 a 84
Pept. 18... 6 82HI R 78
Sept. 6 8. t T2
Sept. :o...i 5 nt
Sept. 21... I 6 gHI 6 Mi
Sept. 22... i gisi
Sept. 23... 6 78HI
S-pt. 24... i 7
r.t I a -
f-'ept. 2 .. 67 ' 5 Vn
Sept. 27... I 8 7
Sept. 28. ..I 67 I 5 96
jr..
I 2S; 5 So
! C 1
i 32
S 391
6 11:
6 08,
02
6 OA
Hi :to
! 6 14: 6 33.
6 89 1 t 29
6 18! B il
19' 6 34i
6 2rt b 19
6 18; 6 18
44! 5 901 6 1
... ' a ' a 4
."M.'lSOi.'l-.
i n: i is
t Ml 7 12
! o4l 7 43
6 T4 k 71! T 31
J SfH t 7 36
6 81 B 111
5 7o Ml " 4
S 76 5 78' 7 AO
A 781 6 74 7 67
i 691 7
6 70 7 ?8
I 7 74
S to
J.'; good to choice ewes. ;1.1Aj3.l; fair m
gjoil ewrs. i:.9oaG.1S: feeding ewes. $2.0o?
5.7S: cutis snd bucks. I1.00a:i0.
R'nrescnlstive ssle;
2i1 Wyoming yearlings, reedeis 7X '
89 Wyoming yearlings, feeders 7S 3 Jj
ilii Wyotnirg jesrllngs. feeders 79 3 8o
tniCAGO I.H B3TIt K MARKF.T
Cattle. II eg a and heep Steady en
Moderate Receipts fnr Monday.
CHICAGO, Sept. 28.-OAT TLF.-Recelpts
shout 22l0 head: market steady
I4 4OSJ7.60: cows. e3.6,Mi.V2B: heifc
A'
nnlntli 44rsln
TH. Sept. 2
Market.
. - WHK.VT-No 1
ll.l; September,
May. 1 C-S ; Oclobci.
6 871
6 87
6 74
Sunday.
The official
brought In
C. M.
1'nloti
C.
C.
C.
!c.
Boston gt4ks and Bonds.
BOSTON. Sent. . Money, call loans 2fa
Stations.
7rth meridian time, Monday, Sen.
OMAHA DISTRICT.
-Temp. Raln-
Mn. Mln. fall.
which
before
rumors, lnas
stocks was estl
.il at A "29.000 bushels, compareu
o. decrease of 259.000 bushels the corre-
in tin.e a year a so. lvxport demand
i.. .i northwestern markets waa
dull, hut late reports from the seaboai d
claimed thirty-six boat loads had been
foe emort. Additional rains in the
..h.ut h1i were another
.T. h..J;T;... of the local market. The
market closed at aliuoat the bottom prlrea
Clearance of wheat and flour were eijua
I n IgTT.niO tlllSlieiK. inniaiJ .ir.,-.
.I 1 1 1 aha hoMiiets comnared
1 144,000 bushels the corresponding day
a' vear ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and hl
cago reported receipts of 2.044 cars
against 1.037 last week and 713 cats last
The corn market was weak all day
spite a cold wave which extended as
south as Texas. Severe frosts were
in th coi n belt, but In many
stances the claim made that the crop m
too far advanced to h datnag tu any
great extent. There was a fairly good
demand for cash corn and prices were
Ua bdow Saturday. Local receipts were
l'i cars, with 58 cars of contract. The
marker closed weak, with prices 'c
higher W He lower.
Trade In oats will quiet, being lnriu
,..,! hv corn and wheat. The market
closed weak with prices unchanged to
. lower Local receipts were
''provisions were only moderately active
and prices f liu tuated w ithin a narrow
innge The. close wns steady with price
x shade lower to H'e higher.
f'.stlniated receipts for tomorrow.
Wheat 74 cars: corn. 272 cars; oats, '-i4
.dia; hogs. 4.OU0 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
de-far
1 ii-
213
At tides. 1 open.
High. Low. I Close ! les'y,
Wheat I
Fert. j
I .
May i
Corn-- I
S' pi.
I oc.
M s y
Ciis
Kept.
I oc.
Mac
I'ork
Pept.
th t. .
1
I Kiiai 1 Oi't1
1 frHi
I I o;hi
ftl o! 1 01H.
99H! 99l 1 J1H
Ashland. Neb
Auburn. Neb M
Brnkn Bow, Neb. f.1
Columbus, Neb... bh
Culbertson, Neb.. n
tKalrbury, Neb... fo
Fairmont. Neb.... 52
Or. Island. Neb... 43
Hartlngton. Neb.. f2
Hastings, Neb M
Holdrege, Neb.... BH
Oakdale, Neb 49
Omaha. Neb 49
Tekamah, Neb.... B:l
Alta. la 41
Carroll, la 44
Clarinda. la 48
tSlhley. la 4.S
Sioux City, la.... 36
Received late, not
Minimum temperature
period ending at 8 a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAQas
32
itaa
3f.
33
:'5
:io
35
31
30
:ts
29
ht
18
4X
.(
.01
.it)
.CO
.o
."0
.Oil
.00
.00
,01
.IJ0
.00
.00
.00
.00
.(0
T
included
for
Sky.
Cloudy
Cloud v
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Pt. cloudv
Cloudy
Raining
Cloudy
Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Raining
in averages.
twelva-Uour
centers.
somewhat
that
offered soon,
3 per cent ; t Ime
Closing quotations
were:
Atrhlaotl J. 4
do 4a
Mexican Cen. 4a .
Atrhiaon
do pfd ...
Boston Albas? . .
Boalun A Maine ..
Boaton Elevated ..
FlU-hburg pfd
Mexican Central
X. Y. , X. H. A H.
Viiion Pacific
Am. Arte. Cham. . . .
do pfd
Am. Pneii. ube
Am. Surar
da pfd
Am. Tel. A Tel....
Am. Woolen
do pfd
Edlaon F.lec. 111. ..
General Klei trie . .
Mass. Electric
do pfd
Maaa. Oa
I nlted Frutf
Vntted S. M
do pfd
C. 9. Ctesl .i
do pfd
par
were
17.400
i.104)
10,1
;oo
2.0.10
sno
3S.5)0
tola
4'i
.4
3i
4li
M'.i,
'
Lew. Clots.
39s
MS
24
44
I'll
S3',
W 130a 12"
1 l
a.tum
loo
11,11
3.;oo
' i.i'
3 . S' " I
2-1 'a
S
H
M
4
17)
No. of
Slalloua.
2
Terr.p. Rain.
Max. Min. Inuhea.
Central.
Chicago. 111..
Columbus. 0 17
Des Moines, la II
Indianapolis. Ind.. 12
Kansas City, Mo.. IS
Ixiulsvllle. Ky...... Hi
Aiinneupolia, Minn. 2'
Oinalia, Neb 17
St. louis. Mo 12
Killing frosts were general in the western
and central ixjttions of the corn and wheat
legion lust night, with freezing weather In
the upper Mississippi and Mitsnouri vallevs.
Rains occurred in aft portions within the
last twenty-four hours.
L. A. WbLstl. Ixrcal Forecaster.
wo 4
;I0
1.W
JOI
17.fi.io
!!
100
tan
35. sun
100
40i
too
211
I"-)
6. em
4'1
l.l"0
11
74 42 .64
8A 68 .W
4 32 .14
N8 44 .82 I
52 31 .141
M 4K .32
It 3l .01
W v :i4 T
tl 38,. .62
9'Mt
1'Va
7
1.-.4
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Mi,
US',
4
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31
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41
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li
131
57'i
rtH
l";a
4".
ST
S."i
4
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C'.'
173',
94 'a
118',
4"S
7
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S4
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:
14714
16.-.'.,
3i'
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2'
42
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1:'.'H
n
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1 00H'
I
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I
79H'
6KSi
65'i
I
49'
i:' ftlHi
I
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6iH'
l
19
I
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1 0.'
1 OS S I
1
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7V
78' i
(,VH
iii1 ePiJi o'i
l u:'i
1 OP a
'V.
Lard
eevt, Oct.
.la II.
n.if.--.
S. p .
1 1
.lan
I tB 2.i
1o ill
( 16 9.1
10 20
1 10 U
i 9 90
9o
a si's
l i 26
l.i J7.
16 90
hi :7
10 ;j
9 9.'
4V 4S'm ln'4M-,
49V, 4:':aH 49V N
. pI'.I . 61HI oMi
. I
i,i i is as
15 10 1 15 26
I
I 16 V2',
. In 2.".
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,. : i
16 ft)
16 &
16 90
. 16 go
Kansas III) Grain and Provisions.
KANSAS CITY. Sepl. 2. VH EAT I'n
chauged to 2': lower; September. 94'ac;
DHcruihcr. !M7,t; May. 97Tfc. Cash: No. 2
hard. 96cil.to. No. ;l. 9PuPtti No. 2 red
tl.Uoil.tsi; No. 3 red. tl.tKXhyl.ial.
CORN rnchanacil to c lower; geptem
ler. 7:141-; DeceinhMr. fvUc: May. 59,0.
C.mh: No. 2 mixed, 724e; St.- 3 mixed,
721472'tc; No. 2 white, 714c; No, 3 white,
74'S;4',c.
OATS Tnchanged; No. 2 white,' 4SJj49c;
No. i inlxcil.. 47'f4c. .
UYIv 7''4i7V. v
H A Y Firm ; choice timoihy. t0.50-dl0.l4);
choice prairie. 18.20.
HI.TTKR Firm; creamery, extras, 23V,c;
pa' king stock, lfi1,'-.
KOUS Firm; fresh extras. ;3c; current
receipts. Isc.
Receipts.
Wheat, pu. ...:..... .4l7.tton
Corn, hu jn.Ooo
I
Oitle. hu 24.000
Quutations iit Kanaas 4 ity.
Logan Hi' a n. 112 Hoard of
Shipment s.
135.000
Sunn
1 .1 110.1
fin lushed by
Trade:
10 ."' :
9 97',
I 1' . oo I
! !
9 no
!i S'j
.1 k ft 3 90 I I fJ'
' ii'. '.'2y:'
I In ill I
; 9;i,
i :
S 87'
8 9) i
11 2.i
9 8". I,
I 90
9 fil
s oi
8
No. 2-
ssh .(notations wri as follows:
I Lot RFirm; winter patents. Il.l.'.'nl 7j;
fcll t. a.!''tj 4.60. clear t!60i(J.S; spims
laten s. i.S.V'Tj 6. SI t aif lit , ll.0"V4.!ti;
lakers l2Vil4.1".
V H K AT No. 2 s,.iiiiu. !.V:.:; Nu. 3.
."il i; No. 2 let. II K-1j I 41'
coRN-No. 781,g,4c: No. 2 vellow.
7:1,a"...
oJ'S-No whiff. lO'.c; No. 3 white
.'iv h
It Y F No. -. 7.,g;;jC.
HA RLt'Y tioo.i feeding, ffiflv. fair to
i hutce malting, ootas-. .
tU-:Kl)fi-Hax. No norihwc ijtern II 2'.:
-.iii'utliv pi Ime. t;: 4J.
l'lio VISIONS Stoi i ribs. si'H iMosc.
"MjrMi- Me.sa pii g j er bl., . tlf.i.
' li Lard. i r ' lbs.. 110.3'. Short,
c'.ea- sidea b x4j.I10 :;( 10i.
' Follfiwlng were, tbe irvt-ipts and Shipments
of. flour aud gisiu.
Keeelpis.
.T bur Ibis.... lt.4i
nct4.- bu 4:i.:i
A rlli lea.
Wheat
Dec May
Corn
I kit
Mav ....
' Open. I High.! Low. Close.
I
89 '
9S'a:
I
a i
9r,
nS'a'
60nl6nli'S9lt1l'B
94-aH
97",
.VJ-
lalblr bapply atf t.rain.
N'fcW YORK. Sept. 28 The visible sup
ply of grain Saturday. September 26, ua
compiled by the New York Produce ex
change, was aa fuiloivs:
Wheat 29.92 1.POtt bushels; Increase.
3.2-.'9.0oo bushel.
CiH-n. 3 27.iiiU bushels; -inn ease. 111.000
bushels.
dun. 6 .629.000 bushels. Increase, 701.000
biiahels.
live. 822.000 UusheU; im rease 178.000
h'lKtlel
Haib v. . j 3." K.ooo bushels; 'Increase,
1.912.000 buahejs
Amalgamated Copper
American tar A found...!
Preferred
American Cotton Oil
American H. A L. pfd
American be Keenritlea ..
American Llnaeed
American Locomotive
Preferred
American s. A Ring
Preferred
American Suar Rrinlns.
American Toharro pfd
AmerUan Woolen
Anaconda .Mining Co
Atrhiaon
Preferred
Atlantic Coaat Line
Daltlmore A Ohio
Preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt ...
Canadian Pacific
Central 1 .... V,-.
i Preferred
Central of New Jersey . . .
thaaapealte A Ohio
thlrago Great Western
Chicago 4 Northeeelern
Chicago. Mil. A Si. Paul.
C C. C. A St. Louia
Colorado Fuel A Iron ...
Colorado A Southern ....
It preferred
2d preferred
Conaoltdated Oaa
Corn Product a
Delaware A Hudaon
Denver A Rio (iranda
Preferred
Diatillera" Securities
trie
lat preferred
2d preferred
General Klectrlu
Great Northern pfd
Great Northern Ore. rlfa...
Illinois Central
Interborough Met
Preferred
Int rnational Papar
Preferred
International Pump
lows Central
Kanaaa Clljr Southern
Preferred
Loulevllle A Naehvllle ...
Minneapolis A St. Louis .
Minn.. l. P. A S. t. m.
MiaMiurl Pacific
Ml. loiirl, Kanaaa A Texaa
Preferred
j National bead
.-.w i or enirai
New York, Onl. A West.
Norfolk A Wettern
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennaylvania
P ople'a Oaa
Pituburi. c c. A St. Loula
Pre.aed Sleel car
Pullman Palace Car
Railway Steel Spring
Heading
Kepublir Steel
Preferred
Ro.lt laland to
Preferred
St. Louia A San f 2d pfd
at. Iiuia Southseaters ..
Preferred
Sloan-Sheffield 9. A I .
Southern Paclllo
Preferred .
Southern Railway
Preferred
TeniifBae Copper
Tevaa A Pacific ..;
Toledo, at. Loula A Weal
Pr-farred
t'nion Pa.-iflc
Prerarrrd
I nned Slates Rubber ..
11 preferred
I niled Siaiea 6t-el J9.;
' I referred
t lah Copper
Virginia-Carolina chem
Preferred ...
Wabah .-
Prel.-rred . .
Weattngtiou.e Klectrtc..
Weilern l nlon
ft h fling A Lake Urts . .
nl"cn;.ii i enirai
Total al-a for the dav. III. ;nt .hair.
j l.atndoa 4 losing Stoi-Us.
! London closing prices wrrf :
loneola. money. .., 16-li Loulavlhe A Nt.ll
do a' counl 4 lS-;tNortolk & W,im,
101
34j-
si
to,
41,
43',
7.,
SI
'.
iSl,
:-o
471.
4-S
'
1,.,-
n.1
31
..'J
44
147
'7",
274,
44
"
2i,
loans. 3tr44 tier cent,
on slocks and bon-js
. .' 'Adv?niure I
. K Alloiias 4
. 7SV, Amalgamated l34
. k7" Atlantic 1
. 4U Bingham 10
.ili Calumei A Hecla .. .64'
.U'4.',centennlal St
. l.'SVj copiiar Range 7-1
.12.) Pah- Weal
. t.i Franklin .1 12
.140 41 ran he 100
.1 ,7, Isle Hoval 22e
. :7', Mate. Mining
. 51 Michigan 1
. 6'i Mohawk l
.12814 Montana C. A C... . '. K
.lie Old Dominloa 40U
,12 Osceola 197
. '.'3' ; Parrot. 1
. WaQulmr t
.82.. Shannon I"w
.l:l4'raniarack
. M ; Trinity 18
. .di,l'nltd Copper
. S5 P. 9. Mining .'
,ll, V. S. Oil .'4',
. M 1'tah 4.1 i
. '.8 Victoria 4H
. Winona IV,
I''1, Wolverine HI
St. P.
Pacific
number of cars of stock
lodsy by each road was:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H r s.
Sleers.
tt omff
t3.5txjf8.00;
mat
4.26: bulls. t2.5O84.80; calves,
slnckers snd feeders. I2.6t.fl4.S0.
Ill 11 14 Ue.'elot a shoill 21000 besd:
ket, steadv: choice heavy shipping. L lVd
7.2.1; butcheis. t7.1tva7.2J; light. !.. 7-9":
choice light, 6.8697.(0; packing. .7o6 90:
pigs. I3 7?i&6 ?e: bulk. t6 70-IM.9.
SHRF.P and LAM BS -Receipts . about
32.000 head: mat ket steadv; sheep, l4.eo.i4
4.50; lambs. t4.2JJlo.2; yearlings, 4.0i"tt4.:j.
N.
P.
A:
&
W.
w ,
M.
...
i. r
i. p
w
e;i st . .
west. .
& O..
eaf t. .
west. .
east. .
. wesl
. 10
. ol
. 4
.141
. 1
I
'. 80
. 1
,. 1
. 1
19
Kanaaa City l ive Mock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Sept. 28 CATTLK
- Receipts. 23.001) head. Including 3.000
southerns: market steady to strong: choice
export snd dressed beef steers. 16.00$ 7. :i':
fair to good. t4.75o 90: western steers. 13
Sio.OO; stockers snd feeders. 12.80181. SO;
sonthrrn steers. t-t.He1i4.lS; Jiou'hern cows.
t2.otVfli.20: patlv cows. tl.7SttT3.A-: nsiive
helfrrs. 12.30.50; bulls. t2.40&3.25: cslvee.
3 i l3.iVfVfj4.50.
2.i HOtiS-Receints. 120"0 head: market PV
! lower; top.- 17.0"; bulk of sales. tti.nk'al 95:
heavv. 16. 907.01.1: packers and butcheis.
t.0in : Pgts. iV4oi6 : pigs. 14. '01 5. 50.
HHKKP AND LA M FS Receeipts, 1.fi0
..he:id: market for killers, steady; I'lsh
..l lsmbs. IS. 13; feeders, wak: lambs. H.om
HI
north, in. Il.:'; No
H o": December. II.1.J;
1.0.;a.
OATS-47'iO.
Hni.1 Market.
ST. M)1.1P. Sept. 2S.-WOOI.SIan :
medium grades, combing and clothing. ln
Joe; light fine. M-ij 15ttc ; heavy fine. llflL'c.
tub washed. 20'S27c.
6.16: ewes snd yearlings. H.4ti(68."t: western
;92 2S 77 26 I yearlings. l3.75ift4.H: western sheep. IllolJ
The dlsnosiiion of the dav's receipts wss 3.90: stockers and feeder. 3.0ii(& 4.1o,
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Total recei;is.
Cattle.
281
1.3i9
.... 1 . 1 81
ber of head Indicated:
Omaha Picking Co...
Swift and Company,
Cudahy Packing Co.
Schwartiohild Suls'ci.. li
Vansant & Co 103
Carey Benton 122
1 .oliman ft Rothchlld.... 341
W. I. 8t.'phen 177
Hill & Son 126
K. P. lewis 98
Huston & Co 185
J. H. Root Co 72
J. H. Bulla 45
L. F. Husz 117
L. Wolf 191
McCrearv Ai Caiey 263
Sam Wertlilmer 26
11. F. Hamilton 140
M. Hagerty & Co 102
Sullivan Bros 29
Lehmer Bros 23
Sherman Meat Co
Smith B 76"
Other Buyers 249
Total 6.585
Hogs. Sheep.
262
464
496
1.19S
882
72.1
(. I.oals Lire stock Market.
RT. LOCIS. Sept. ZS.-CATTLF.-Rs. elpts.
3.1O0 hesd. Includlnf 2.h Texan. Steady
lo lOtllSc higher. Native sV.lpping and ex-'
port steers. 14. off: 7.40; tlrersad beef snd j
butcher steers. l2.7.Hiii.15: steers under l.OtiO I
pounds. I3.00di43.00; stockers and feders, H.OO '
(&4.00; cows and heifers. I2.sotrt6.00: can-
ners. 2.00r(ie.25: bulls. I2.7.VB 4.25; calves, i
I4.O0W7. :o0; Texas and Indian sters. tLloti I
5.. 40; cows snd h-lfers. $l.Etfi4.l. j
H008 Receipts. 4,700 head; market 10c to
oc lower. Pigs and light. H.o04fl.50: tack
ers. I665'&6.90; butchers and best heavy.
17.007.20.
811 KEP AND LA M BS Receipts, 9t.4 hear;
, market steady: naPve muttons, 4.9W4.l.i:
I lambs l5.2o'fj5.78: culls and lucks. I!.2i
4. on; stockers. ?4.10(ri4.2o.
49
15.316
Krtr York Mining; Stocks.
NKW YORK, Kept. 8. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were as follows:
Allra
Ttreece
Brunawlck Con.
Comatork T. 9 ...
Comatnrk T. B.
Con. Cal. A Vs.
Horn Sliver
Iron silver
Offered.
.
. -1
. 4
so
l.eadvllle Con..
Little Chief .
Mexican
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard
Yellow Jatket
. 4
. 9
.
.son
.l'l
.!."
. 4
Treasury Statement.
WASHINUTON. Sept. 28. Today s state
ment of the 'treasury balances In the
general fund, exclusive of the t1no.00n.oon
gold reserve, shows: Available cash bsl-nii'-es
I178.5ii3.2t4i: gold coin snd bullion, 131,
300,605; gold certttteatra. 135,248.470.
Bank Clearings.
OMAHA. Sept. 28. Bank clearings for to.
dav were 12, 256. 440. n3 and for the corres
ponding date last year tl.990.746.19,
St. l.onls tieueral Market.
ST. LOl lS. MO., Sept. 2s. vv 1 1 r. A I
Lower; track: No.
No. 2 bard. 99cr 1.02
May. tl.l-S'a. , .
CORN Lower; track: No. 2
77io: No. I while, 7S'(i78Vc;
I fiV: -!"' IXC-
OA is Lower;
9t. Joseph Live "lock Market.
ST. JOSIOPH. Mo.. Sepl. 28 C ATTLF.
Receipls. 2.000 head; market siesdy to
strong: steers, t4.of-H7.2o: i-ows and heifers.
t2.264ja.no: calves. I3.ffi.25.
HOQ8 -Receipts. S.000 head: market slow
to 5c lower; top. 17.00; bulk of sales. t6.7p'0
6.90.
SHKFP AND LAMBS Receipts. 6.500
head; market slow and lower; lambs, 13.50
(55.5c.
Mlonz City Lire Stock Market.
SIOI'X CITT. Is., Sept. 28.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 3,i head;
market steady; steers. t4.SOHi.C4); grass
cows, t2.50fi3.76: feeders, 13.004.50; calves
and yearlings. $2.26jJfloO.
HCXiS Receipts. 90o hesd; tnatket Si
lower: range of prices. H4ta6.SO; bulk of
sales. t6.tAB7.tio.
red cash.
December,
track: No.
tl.O:!t.,fil.o8;
ll.Olte-o.Ol's;
cash, 77,.VS
December,
cash. 49c;
east
Toll
:,4im
'10.1
14.21
l."l
l.w
"T.)
lo.d'V)
I'M
3.,' al
i0
.I'.l
75, SO)
7iX
:.)
3.7n
3,
)
' i"0
1MI
2. A)
1,100
loo
ata.
l.!'
2
7'Vk
122
54 'i
.",
1"!',
'a
12-i,
1'2'4
3m,
HI
.!,
l,17"i
kl'
1"4', .
121-4
I tack.
tK. 5514.00;
No. 2 white. ul4f5P-ic; December, 48,4C; May,
504 c.
Fl.orR Steady : red winter patents.
t4.bo'H-9": extra fancy and sttaighl, 31. 05
i4 .55: clems. 83.50.
SEED T I M OTH Y-t2.25'a 3.25.
i 'i ,n vm i,-1 1 t;l fin
BRA N Unchanged ; Racked
1 1 ... I A-.
1 ""'J I .CM.
H A Y 1'nchanged; timothy
prairie. t8.00iill.W.
IRON COTTON TIES tl.00.
RAriOINa 8c.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS PORK Steadv; Jobbing.
115.87'k: lard, higher; prime steam. tlO.Oo're
10.20; drv salt meats, strong; boxed extra
shorts. 11'4c; clear ribs. ll'c; short -clears,
imc; bacon, strong: Imxed extra sliort.
12Uc: clear ribs. 12c; short clears 12'aC.
POl'LTRT Steady; clUckena. 10c; springs.
13c: ti-rkevs. 16c; ducks. 7H(8Hc: geese, ic.
. Bl'TTER Steady : creamety; 19i23.sC.
EGGS Steady ; lS'c, case count.
Receipts Shipments
Flour, bhls 18 O'lO 77.000
1,578 20.413
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
were vei y liberal, showing a decided gain
over Monday of last week, but a falling off
aa compared with two weeks ago, when the
receipts were the heaviest of the season to
date. There were no very noteworthy de
velopments In t lie trade, conditions remain
ing very much as they were at the close of
last week. While the market was a little
hn'-knanl in getting started there was a
fair movement when once under way and
most of the stuff changed hands In pretty
fair season.
Buyers representing packing houses were
out in the yards in good season in the
morning and the market on beef steers was
reasonably active, with good kinds at least
10c higher thsn last week. While the offer
ings were pretty liberal they kept moving
toward the scale at a rate that cleaned up
the most of them In fair sesson.
Cows and heifers were also free sellers
and they, loo. were ssfely 10c higher than
last week. As a matter of fact buyers
were reporting tin ir purchases as being
more than 10c higher.
The rains thst have been reported over a
greater part of the feeding belt seemed to
have a most beneficial effect upon the mar
ket (.or feeders, which were fairly active,
while prices were 10c and on th more de
eirable kinds as much as ISc higher thsn
iHht Week.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn-
reil sieers. 16. ma , . d ; fair to good corn-fed retail trade in cartons. 23c: No. 1. In Ai-lb.
sieers, m.ftc'rib.i": common to fair corn-fed tubs, 22Uc; No. 1, In 20-lb. tubs. ::'c: N,.
t'(MPAI(l OPK4 IX H4,STIXf"
Former Governor Herrlrk of Oh la. and
Jndae Field Make Addreasea.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Sept. i.-tSpAo1al.
The ipuhllrsn rally at Ihe opera
house Saturday night marked the beginning
of srtive campaign work In this section.
Addresses were delivered by former Gov
ernor Herilck of Ohio and Judge AlUn
W. Field of Lincoln. At the close of the
meeting a Tsft club for Hastings and
Adams county was formed. County
Chairman Beach presided.
Judge Field, th first speakar, confined
his remarks principally to inatte.s of
state Interest. He said the populists hid
compjete control of the state government
In 1S97 and yet they failed to keep any
of the proinlse.4 on which they were
elected. Then he contrasted the popu
lists' failure with th republicans' ac
complishments, especially In the last leg
islature. All of the party pledges of two
years ago were made good and not a
single law passed by the Inst legislature
has been declared unconstitutional or
void.
Governor Derrick began his ddres
with s tribute to William H. Taft, speak
ing as a life-long friend of the candi
date. "Ohio has presented aeteial candidates
for the presidency," he said, " and all have
been elected. They have served with
credit to themselves and the uation, and
this ear Ohio has another candidate wici
is no less great than the others."
The former governor slltided to the
business depression In the east and tl
c la red that ail that was needed to el a it
up' all Industries wss sn assurance that
there would be a continuation of repub
lican policies.
"The bank depo-.lt guaranty proposition
Is not a party question," he said, turning
his attention to Bryan's latest Issue. "It
in not necessary lo vote for one particular
party or for another particular party to
accomplish or prevent the Insurance or
bank deposits. The question needs only
to have the light of day turned on it.
when it will disappear as quickly as 16
to 1. It Is as fallacious as any propo
sition ever put forth by your distin
guished Nebraska citizen."
"Bryan has given us the shivers on nu
merous Occasions." said Governor Her
rlcU. "but we are getting used to it."
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at t lie six prin
cipal western
South Omaha
Sioux City ..
Pt. Joseph ..
Kansas City
St. Ixiuls
Chicago
TVttal ......
markets yesterday;
. Cattle. Hog.
7.3iio
3.0)0
...).. 2,0141
....23.000
.... 6.100
....23.000
....400
1.700
900
fi.i'aai
12.0ll
4.7l
21.OO0
43.?.
Sheep.
M.OOO
6..Vvi '
16.000
900
32,0V)
76.4C')
OMAHA GEXEItAL ilARKKTS.
rendition ot Tra.de and (Isolation oa
Stenle and Fancy Prodaco.
B LITER Creamery, No. 1 delivered to
FEEDERS
At. Pr
lo2 3
1ST
Of...
23
J2ti
4',
31', .IP
12S
7'-
I"1,
4'V,
2
171,
40,
1-4',
i'
.v
341,
5s
-T,
',
127',
21V,
7
m
"84
-'.
17',
ii',t
1rj-,
24',
a.' '
ln:;l
4'",
;.'
l 'i
M',
,'4
31
141
" ' J
1J7
44,
1U
Wheat, bu.
Corn, hu. .
Oala. bu. ..
172 Oa)
136.0HO
234,0
1.000
steers. 4.0r&i!.o0; good to choice rangn
steers, 4.a0t6.65; fair to good rang ateers.
l4.fnkrt4.5o; common to fslr rsnge steers, t3.55
tii4.no; good lo choice, cows and heifers, t-l 30
Si3.85; fair to good cows and heifers, 12.80
fi3.30; common to fair cows and heifers.
32.WW2.80; good to choice stockers and
feeders, 14 26'd4.65: fair to good stockers and
feeders. tS.&e'a.X: common to fair stockers
and feeders, 12.753. 50; stock feeders, 12.50
I&3.00.
Representative sales:
STOCKERS AND
No. At. Pr. No.
Il 3 46 17..
S7 1047 75
WESTERNS N EBRASK A
5 calves... 1.4
10 cows 850
6 feeders. . 756
1 cow 1340
7 cows 1015
7 cows 1142
'i fe deis . U416
3 hi i;'ets... 776
13 f cf'ers. .1066
6 he fers... 095
16 heifers... K :l
10 cows
a heifers.
6 feeders.
3n.OOO
85.000
! 10 eteers.
4oo 3t,:,
4'i,
pin-.
.too
7')
3 1"
;t. "si
1.I
(,.)
7.D
1",
157
4S
'" a
41
10,
li'a
Si
ii-'n
Prod nee Market.
.pt. i BCTTER
western
nearby
extra
westera
bu..
"i-ts, lu .,
Pv.- bu...
t al .e ', bu
4n Itle p:
Ivi
3 ii
.16
yillli'r tkti:.lia tot,
' Philadelphia
PHI LA DEL Pit 1 A
l-irni and jc higher,
creamerv. J.c; extra
prints 2Sc.
EiiGS Firm "and In good demand;
P. nii.vliMni, n,1 other K.-arhv fiial
Shlpuienis iae. 26c; curreiit receipts lu ia-
l turnable rates. 24c; western firsts, fres
Is 14) 1 easeji. 25'': ciirieni leceipts. fie cases,
;ti".liai I ;, all t maik.
J'Ms'i fllllKSi: - -Firm a-,. I in fall demand:
New '" k full 'l'H:lic cson r. l-'a'li
New Yoik till cicamj. fair, to
llll b.O- 1 K'X'd. 1- ll " ' " '
.... New
1 1 1-. :
J ;,Oe..
' ' . do pfd . . .
. Ontario A V
. J7La f'ennaylTama
. 'W Rand Mmea
.iT.SHeal.g
. 418,'ulhrrn Kailaay
7', do pfd
1 Soinhern Pacific
. U1. 1 nlon Pacific . .
UK. do pfd .
.. -, f. 8. eiael
..IS do pfd
.. 11 Wabjih
.. ::4-, do pld
.. U'eSpanlin 4a
-I4J Amal Copper -. .
steady. 23 3-ltid er
',
H'a
1"
II
26'.
1
IJi,
24
72',
i.l
S
O'l.
Aua onda
All hlaou
I do pfd ....
I Baltimore A Ohio .
Canadian pacific . .
I 1'hfaapeake A Ohio
I I hi. Great W eetera
I cm.. Mil A St. P
be Beeia
Uetivcr a. Klo U ..
do pfd
Erie
do l.t pM
do 2J pfd
Grand Yiuu
kllllnoia Central ..
SILVER Har,
MONEY, per cent
The rale of discount in the open market
fur short bills Is ' pw cent.
Tii rate of discount In the open market
for three months' bills la IS per cent.
. i'H,
. .ltii
... Ih)
.. 1414
.111
... ill,
... ,
. 3
.... 7c
Ounce.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK. S.pt. 28. MKT A La There
waa a decline in the London tin maiket to
dav with g spot closing at 132. 15s and
futures at Jtlat, Is. 6d. The local maiket
was weak and loner also at ft.mwi
2,.i.37'i. t oppe.r declined to 4.o. Ins tor
and lo a 10s for futures In London.
lore I irturket was null and unchanged with
Lake quoted st tl3 13.624. Electrolytic
at !13,l2Vui;;.37' and casting at I12.87'-,'.i
1124. l.ead was unchangeil at 13, ins.
Ltd in I-ondon and at I4.47'v1 4.50 in the local
market Spelter was unchanged at 19. 12s,
6d in London and at . I4.72'r4 77"A locally.
The English iron market was lower at SOs
for standard foundry aud 51s, 6.1 for Cleve
land warrants. The local market was un
changed. No. 1 foundry northern tl9.50&
17.26; No. 2 at tl.nOfftl6.7S.
ST. LOCIS. Sept. :.-METALS-I.ead.
dull st 11.234: spelter. 14.65.
.10.0
.. ',82
. 716
.. !'90
2 cows...
Si' f ! 1 S
4 calves. ,
I bull
32 cows...
4 cows. . .
1 cow
3' cs. e ha.
2 heifers...
not 1 97 feeders. .
Th 3 cows
20 neiters..,
1150
15:
!"
. ',48
, 9-2
H'7o
723
3'0
881
1065
26 calves...
S 26 1 cows I16O 2 Tii
2 f5 8 heifers... 770 3 00
3 25 I hull 1290 I 75
3 25 4 calves... 170 5 50
2 75 42 tows 961 3 2)
3 ;fi 1 bull 9n0 2 0)
3 to 1 calf :w 4 25
3 25 4 cows 910 2:5
3 60 12 steers.. ..1200 4 75
3 ;'5 I bull Kb I 2 65
; 3 ;o 17 i s & hs. 811 J 75
3 :0 12 feeders.. 875 S 3
! 3 C'l 12 feeders.. 742 3 to
' 3 5o 1 bull 14S0 8 15
:l on 9 cows 930 3 25
.3:5 4 steers.. ..1000 3 61)
1 ' 15 I bull 1160 2 65
"5i 21 calves... 265 3 75
2 b5 '9 cows 848 3 40
I 2 6" SS cow s 944 3 0)
I 3 til 14 cows 9 8 on
3 .Ji 4 cows 712 2 i)
2 9-1 13 cow s 967 2 90
I 2 f,0 6 cows 960 2 0
m 2 cows 8M 3 15
. 2 75 43 feeders.. 984 t 75
3 10
:to Jurgens Neb.
4 Oo 38 heifers... 860 3 00
WYOMING.
Cotton Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 28. COTTON -Futures
oieneil firm; September. 9.00c, bid: Octobei. !
.00e; Di-ceinbr, 8 66c; January, 8.77c; Feb- j
ruai y, offered, 8.78c; March, i.7Sc; May.
8.84e.
Spot oolton closed quiet: middling up
lands. :i.1'c; middling gulf, 9.ti3c; sales, 135 i
bales. i
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 28 COTTON I
spot market rum: low ordinary. 47c
nominal, tirtiinary. a l-lbe. nolnliiai;
ordinary. 7,c; low iniddling, 8A,t ;
Ullng. 9'ac; good middling, 9 7-1 6c;
tiling fair. 9 I5-I6c; fair. 10 9-lCc,
inal: sales. 2.700 bales; receipts,
bales; stocks. 66.103 bales.
ST. LUC 18. Sept. . 28 COTTON
changed: middling. Hfl,,-. sales, none; re
ceipts. 885 hales; 'iipn.cnts, 621 balen
stock. 7.656 bales. V
2 feeders.,
2 cow a
4 cow s
: 9 ft edei s. ,
1 htll
1'. stfrs...
J eleers...
,1H7
. 921
,1310
16i0
,10
. 744
.1012
.Ktjl
t t'O
2 85
2 50
2 60
8 76
2 (A)
8 l.i
45
1 U0
4 4
4 Ol
GRAND AUCTION OF
CANADA WHEAT LANDS
good
mld-tuid-nom-5.700
Cn-
lo're Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 28 CoFFEE Mar-
Forelgn Flaaarlal.
LONDON. Sept 28 Money was In hel
ter demand 4m the market today fur set
t enienl purposes ami discounts wre
steady. The ll.OOotiuu in gold svsllahl
wss secured by the continent principal I y
Pails On the Sio. k exi liatige dtf. of
th setlieiiKul deiuand'.'d lilc-l c. t:,c al-
ket for coffee futures opened Irregular at
an advance of 5 poluti to a decline of &
points, w hich was Just about In
the European cables. There was some
nearby liquidation at. the start, but there
was nufficisnt demand Twpm local bulls
to absorb these offering tid the market
clo.sed itleady. uncliangeal to 5 points
higher.' Sales were reported of 14.000
hags, including September and October at
5.6Ue; Decvniber, u.iOc, July. 5.45c; An
goat. . 4 5 tt 5 60c. Spot coffee quiet; Rio
No 7. 6tc; Santos No. 4 Ve; mild cof
fee dull; Cordova, 9'wl2 4c
I Scow f9 3 50 4 cows....
1 19 cows 845 2 SO 25 cows....
26 cows S12 3 ;o 1 bull
1 bull 130 2 0 1 bull
7 feeders . 815 3 fo 3 bulls....
1 bull 8i 2 to ' 38 cows
SOI'TII DAKOTA.
8x1 3 IS 5 cows..,.
975 2 h6 13 COW....
I 5 3 20
A. M. Limton 8. D.
998 3 fit 4 feeders.. louu
COLORADO.
16! 3 fu 19 sters....11S0
H4o 4 40 1 steer 1020
iota) 4 10
lKxtS-Therc were not bogs enough here
today to make a market, the receipts being
extremely small even for a Monday. In
spite of Die fact that there were so few
on sale, the market wss weak to 5c lower
in sympathy with the lower opening at
I other selling points. There did nht appear
. to be enough hogs on sale to Interest buyer
1 to any great extent, so thst the trade wa
1 slow and dull, even at the lower prices.
! Pretty decent kinds of hogs sold up to 16
I with ihe general run selling around t;.606
! 6.66. The spread in prices is now so w ids
, ilut it is not sn easy matter any day lo
j quote a bulk. Shippers would do weil to
' thoroughly understand that quality makes
- the price rather than the weight, and that
, buyer are discriminating fsr more closely
- than was th raa earlier In the month. I
I lu 0Mb. tubs, 20Vc; No. 2, in 24Mb. tubs,
tic; iso. z. in 1-10. cartons, 31c; No. 1. ir;
carload lets. 21 Vic; No. 2, In carload lots,
lHriit'tc; countiy, fancy, tuba, lie: cnuv
mon. 160
EGGS- Fresh candled, 19c per doxan.
CHEESE Finest Wisconsin full cream,
twins, 14Vc; young Americas, 4 in hncp,
16c; favorite, 8 in hoop, 15 Vic; daisies, 2 in
hoop, 16Ve; cream brick, full cas:, 13ft--;
bait case, 13A,c naif doxeu bricks, J4c. No
quotations 011 Swiss nor nmberger Until
after October.
SI JAR Coarse granulated, f.SOc; fin
traituiated, a.70c; tubes. aj.COc; powtleiad,
60c per ID.
BHEF CCTd No. 1 rib, 17Vic; No. 2 rib,
IH40; No. t rib. b-$c; No. 1 loin. 20c; No. t
loin, 12c; No. 3 loin, SVac; No. 1 chuck, iVt-;
Nj. 3 cnuck, 4ic: No. 3 chuck. 4c: No. I
round, 8V,o; No. 2 round. 7c; No. t round.
t'c; No. 1 p.ate, bVac; No. il plaic, wVic; No.
I piate,
UhEpSbu POULTRT-dquaba, I2.M
per dozen.
VF.GETABLE8-Celwrj. Michigan. pr
dog., 36c. Bean, new wax and prlng, oi.e
third liu basket, II. w; navy, per pu.. No. 1.
V-'-'O; lima. 6Vtc per lb. Cubbav. 2c per lo.
potatoes, new, per bu., ti.io. lomaio-e,
per 4-baskei crate, Wc. v atci meioiia. 2ai,
IOC. Canlaloj.es, Callforn.a. I2.jy3.'4i per
erst. Asparagus, per dot. .uc. cucum
bers, per do., 5)c. Onion, jiet-nuda, 11. .4)
per crate; 'iagas yellow, a j era..
Mushrooms, cultivated, per L., tnc. Lett
luce, per dox.. Hoc. Pepper. aojtU.in, 44
per crate.
-REbU ITBUITS-Apies. 12. it. 03.00 per
bu. box. Lemon. tt sC'QS.oC. oranges, t4.0t)
IpS.bO. Haul am as. 4c psr lb. Plume. l.sj par
4-basket crate. Peacnea. Calllorni. .0u8j
cer bos; Texas, 4-basket t-i-ate. 0..c.
pears, I1.S0 pr 4-baskst. craie. Hjackber
ries, I4.0o per orate, itaepberrlea, Hw ,-r
craie. v.nernew, w as, - 42ui rant, ,..m ;
urate. Goosaoerrlea. tilA) pt- ctai..
L1VK POULTKY-lo, rc; springs, lEVgc.
roosters, Sc; qucka, young, c; old. 7Hc;
geese. c; turkayg, 14 pigeons, uu yet
aoaen; squab. U'Jti p; loaen. .
DRIICl) FRUI'ld Raisins, loose MusctUi.
6Vc; faucy eedaa, 1-lb- cgrtou. 10c. Cur
rant, uncleanau, V,(.-, clsanad. to; cat ton,
io ptr lb. Pruue. 4o5foot per sack; 7ftj
per lb. Vprtuots, zc-lb. uoxea. 9c per lb.
Peache..1 .alUornia choice. 9c; fgncy buxea,
11c par .c, Pear. California, lac Lrntee,
a-erslan. i'ic Fig, laysi. chou. IOHj.
citron, j2uv, Lcmoo peel. Uc. oru
peel. 11c.
FISH Bailout, tc; trout, lie; j l krl. Lo,
pike, 14c, bullheada, aklnned and dressed,
lac; white perch, to; white bass. 17c; blacli
has. 2ec; erappies, 15c; whit fish, lrj
red snapper, 14c; flounders. 12c; mackerel,
17c; codfiah, fresh frozen, ljc; shad ro. 45c;
(melt, loc; frog legs, tic; gr.en sea funis
meat, 3Sc; catfish, 16c; eel, per lb.. 18c.
HIDES Quotations by J. 8. 8onlth at Co :
Green salltd No. 1. 10c; No. 2. tc; bull
hides. No. 1. 8c; No. i. 7c; horse hides.
12.50; sheep pelt. 2tc 10 11.60. dry pslla. 10c
lo 12e per lb ; dry flint butcher hide, HV:
Ory faJlen bide, llo; dry sailted bide. 9c.
1 i-.us. 11 frequently nppn lhat a verv
fair load of hogs will be very hard to tell.
line with 1 vrn ,0,v figure, for no other reason
tnsii tnat it uisy ne iBt-Kiiig a nine 111 riesn
or look rough.
Representative sales:
.. lagar end Malaaae.
N'FW 'YORK. Sept It -SCGAR-Rw.
stily; " fair refining? J.4ie; centrifugal. 96
lest. t.9Ac; molasses sygar. 3 23c. Refined,
quiet; crushed. 5 90c; powdered. 3"c;
grau'u'aud, 5.41.'.
Elgin Butler
EI.GIV 111. Sent
-'1 m at S 6c , as lea for
"..mis. ..a :
No.
4. . .
t.C . .
v . . .
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2il
i
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. "41
. .324
tk.
4 to
i'.i
1
Ad
140
l.t)
Ha
140
Pr.
I
4 4.
4
6 to
"
f i .4
t a6
t-V-
45
41',
tt
1 rt,
tiw
V. A Sb. Pr
7 .art . . 7i,
M i:i ;,
2 :i 1 I 7a
.1 to io 7
t Hi 4') g 1U
H ....... SJi 4 g 7a
7 Ill lot) 4 74
IK ... IS
H & ... 77i,
a io . . rtt
Al JW 14 I 10
71... 144 P IN
8HEBP-Receipt of heep thi morning
were quite liberal, although only about on,
half large as Isst Monday's very heavy
run. It was estimated that at. nee 'e
llarkel. I the receims consisted of f t-r. ,himk
BI TTER I means that tho number of klll-rs'041 sal
tbowitrk, 194,200 was quit limited. Aa psekets sll teemed
1 tu haie libeial orders for both sheep and
tea gar ted Apples and Dried Frnlts.
NEW YORK. Sepl. 2s -EVAPORATED
APPLES Market quie.. Fancv, lOialOVi,
choice, 7if39e; prime, 6'i1Wt- and comrnon
to gtvod, 5i46c.
DRIED FRI ITS-Prunes are in uiuder
ate demand on spot and common and full
recent price ranging from 44jlSc for csl
Ifornla and 6"4tr7ta- for Oregon. There Is
very little demand fur apricots for fir
wsrd shlpmeail. but there is a moderate
spot business with choice quoted at 8i,t
4Vj:; extra. 8St9c. and famv. In'-t lie.
Peaches dull, with choice. 7Mi7c; "txirai
cholc. 7ac. and fancy, 8'4;4k-. . Rjislns
are unchanged, witu loose muscatel tiuotpj
at 4i$4ll4c; eholce to fancv se.'rtetl. trt.fo
744c: seedless. 1 4 .'. and London layers
ll.6-4jl.bo.
Saskatoon A strm l4ind C o. lo OfTr
2A0.O4H) Acres if fholce, Rlth, Vir
ICln Saskatchewan Pglrle, at City
of ItoKina, Oct. 12, 18, It,
15, 10, 17.
rre Ksllread rare to Bnyer. Big- rayliif
Inreitraent for Ott.y ropl aa
Wall as rarmera.
At auction: Tlilnk of it:
Two mind red nnd fifty thoutand acres
of the cream of Canada Wheat Land in the
Province of Saskatchewan, Western Can
H.la. will positively be offered 4U auction
by the Saskatoon Y Western Land Co..
Ltd.. st the city of Reglna, Saskatchewan.
Canada. October 12, 13, 14, 16, 16, 17,-1(08.
Here Is your opportunity to get your pick
nf farnin, right in th heart of tuo great
est grain growing country In the world.
Whether you want to farm it or not It Is
a big and rapid paying investment. You
do not have 10 live on the land to get the
big bargain values. And the market is
rising!
Make your plans to go to Reglna now.
Get readv to go and go.
LAtOl atAV AID td 3AOa BOOK Tail
If you desire more complete advance in
formation, aend to our Reglna office for
our large map and 90 page book full of
descriptions and illustrations of land
crops homes from actual photographs.
Remember this book Is absolutely free.
Write fur It. Address The Saskatoon AV
Western Land Company, Ltd., Reglna, Sas
katchewan. Canada.
The Saskatoon oV Western I .and Com
pany's audlon will be held at Reglna, Sas
katchewan. Canada. Nowhere else! It will
he held In the Saskstonn Western Land
Company's own pavilion. Nowhere els.
It will be held October 12, 18. 14. 15, l, 17.
Remember the dates. Don't get there
late.
YOU OBT TITX.B flOll TXB OBOWaT
AH IWmarUTABLr-1TX.B
Her are the Term: ' per cent Of
the purchase price at Ihe ti.oe of the gale,
remainder of regular first payment of tl
per acre In )o days, remainder in eight
qual annual Installments with interest at
4 per cent. Survey fees of 10 cent per
acre, payable with laat Installment, and
1 witlnmt- Interest.- . .
Upon a parrel being knocked down the
b'dder shall immediately make a deposit
Of 10 per cent ef.tlte purchase price with
the Clerk of Sale. Otherwise the psreel
may be put up again.' or w ithdrawn from
sale.
The company reserves the right to with
draw any of the lands from sal.
ori 9mor WXX.T. vobb tu tax
TO tag LAXD
Figure It out yourself. The average
Saskatchewan ylald Is: Wheat, from 20 to
25 bushels per acre. oats, from to to 4 5
bushels per ei-e bsrley, from 0 to it
bushels per scr. Slid so on.
yg BAII.BOAD TBI TO BUT BBS
To every purchaser of 160 acres or mora
we will return bis railroad fare In full.
When buying your railroad ticket get a
regular railroad receipt from the agent,
showing the point from which you started,
and lite ainouni paid, also Uie name of the
tsllrn-td company, the data of purchase of
your ticket and the signature of th rail
road agent. ,
EXCURSION RATES OCT. 6
Chicago It Mortbwtrn From Chicago,
t8.t.0; Milwaukee. S.25; Omaha, S7;
De Moines. 135.25; Council Bluff.
t36.do- Soulx city, 134 50 Standard
sleeper. Ii,
I Chloago, Mtlwauk ft tt. Baul From
I Chicago. .;:. 5 n . Milwaukee, tl 2S; Du-
ihii'iue. 3:t :i: Davenport, $4. 25. Stand
aid slMepiv, 7.
Wisconsin Central From Chicago, 11.60;
Milwaukee. ::4.2.
j Burlington l"i in lihlcagn. 1 3 H Sn; Si.
Louis. 43: I'm. i la. t'ia. Burlington, la ,
t36 9i: ttocu Island. Ill . 11 25. Keokuk,
! la. 137 ;j: lltiiiiiUal. Mo. l0
Koo-lraoifle From Chicago. 138. 60; St
ram. 126 50. Milwaukee. -tJ5 50; Des
Aluliics. :;5 .2.".-; eoria. tt9;-A'edar Rap
ids. 3: Mauiaou,,Vi la , . f.1S.So.
Similrr lates will be given on all othsr
lines, and i xciirsiiiillr will lir taken on
st h.I ii.t ruietiiate. Ho i ids sloug all lines,
i.'uinr!
TDK HASKATooN AV WESTERN LAND
CO.. Ltd., . il-- of Jlegina, province of Sas
kutchewsn. Can.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. III.. Sepl. 31. -CORN-Firm;
No. t yellow, WVje; Ko. 3 yellow, 79'c; Nu
2, 79'4e:- N. . It-e; No. 4. 7V.
OA 1"8 Steady; No. J whit. SV ; No. 3
White, 48i4j-gi9c; No. 4 White, 474J4;'c.
WH18KT-US7,
Mlaaeaoolla Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Sepl. 2. WHEAT
September. lv; December. tli2.; Mv,
tl.WjVt, cash Nu. 1 bard, tl oVal "IV No.
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