TIIK OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1908.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET'
Cattle ef All Kinds Steady, with B'st
Grades Strong;.
HOGS STILL TRAVEL DOWNWARD
stares, had I.amk Aetltre- eller. with
Prleas "thawing Cosialderaa-li.
Mr((k aa neelrahle Feed
rn and Killer.
pa kMC . ao-rl ' ; b'M-hrs and bst
!:rvv, VArhl.y
rilLLP AM' I.AMH l"ipi. -' 1
-iri. fiddv, tmiivr inu't'iii." 4''4-4r;
Isnih. '. Jf'n."-.:-': . uil mid bin k. 2Vi
4 0", stork" is-.
UIK (. l.ltK. 'Tilt h M IHh F.T
29, '
gs. She
1.M2 21
80CTH .OMAHA, rept
ftLiDt. wer: Cattle. H
official Monday T 5
Crtlmt Tuesday S.r.'o
Twra days thl week 14.CM
iUimt days last week.. ..13.153
Mm" days 3 week wgo..2",075
Sme day 3 Korku sgo..12.9:-.5
fit n i e liiynlWMki a go. . 1 5.11 s.
rna iImvi Inst vear. . . .1ft. (.12
The following table shows me receipt
isttle. hog and sheep at Biutb Omaha fil
ths eat. to dale. compared wlih hist year:
CUt'le 711.1 4.4J 14'.M3
Una '1.924.451 l9T,ri73 2rt,77H
m-sep 1.4S.KM i.&.1"4 50,053
Ths following table shows t..e average,
mica of ho, at ftoutli Otr.aha for the last
I'veral days, with comparisons:
5
7.."o
7 . 4'il
12.177
i .490
:".
il.H 9
2.72 '
41.
4sT4
42.9,2
ladle lend, Ilea live tu Tea
4 eat Loner Vheesi atrttna.
I'llirAHM. r-Vpt. J9.--C ATT T.K - Receipt .
"n head; mat feet str-a.lv. steer. 4'"t
;.r,; ,,. .5.2rt5.jS: heifers. lJ.rt4.,
bulls. tJ.S"i4.': i'lvc. W.yfl.; stockers.
nn1 feeder. !.tiiM..VI.
Hons Receipts. M Ii-1: market ru
in pie lower: lion l.eavv shipping). $7 IS (I
7.Ji: hntrher. ," '.'(i7.4' ': light mixl. I 2o
6t ai ei,.,te. lirt'.e Hi; rf7 nackm. SH. !
jS; pigs. $3.;&'l.-:5: bank 'f -ale. $.,
K. .
SIIKKP ami I. A M FlS-Receipts. 30.no head;
market strong, with -wirn lumhi Ice to
25e Ingher; sh-ep. 5Hi4 6; lamb", II O'-!
5.50; carllng. M.S.Vft-4.26.
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250.CCO Acres ol il.c Choicest Virgin Prairie Saskatchewan Wheat Land Will Be Offered for Sale at Public Auction
At the City of Regina, October 12 1 3, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19
The SasEtatooini
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. 'Sunday.
The offli-ial
brought
in
nuftiber of
today "by each
Cattle. Hogi
can
road
nf mock
waa:
Sheep. H t,
C M St. P 3
War,rt . 2
vtlHiiourl Paclflft 3
l.'alon Pacific B;t
f. ft N. W., eaat.... 18
l' A N. W., wct.... S9
'.' Ht. P. M. A O,... 4
c. K. &. Q., eaat 1
B. A wont 92
f. K. I. A P., eaat.... 2
I'" R. t. ft. P.. went
Illinois Central I
t . G. W 1
Total receipts 2t9
aa follow, each buyer purchasing tha nuin
bar or head indicated: ,
, . Cattle. Hog. Sheep.
Omaha Packing- Co 5 S3 870
fwlft and Company l.ww C2V 2,irtt
I'tldnhy Packing Co l.i1". 853 1,40
f'udatiy Pack. Co- K- C..
ichwartchlld A Bula'er.
Vanant fm Cow.
f'arey A Beniert' . .'
l.obiWan tv RlvUd ....
I, fttephen ..v."
3 1
1
1 ... 2
1(1 7 Jo
1
13 12 i
8
2 .. ..
U 21
1
2 .. 4
1 .. 1
o ".111 M
receipts was
Kimm Itr Mre Stork .Market.
KANPAS CITY. Prpt. 2.-CATTI.K-W-celpti.
2.i hrSil. Including LUO suiitherns;
market for steers steady.; row" steady to
10c lower; clioice export and dressed beef
ulcers, Iti.i7.l: f!r to good. .2.V(j6 80;
western sir-rs. 3.4054.a: stK-keis and
fe-ders. V.Mi 50; smitliern steers.
4 4; southern tows, 2.liTJ.2; native cow.
$2.JM4.ii; native heifer. $2.75'g4.oO; bulls.
2 4"a.l.o", calvws. $3.5'fi ri.50.
HO IS Receipts. 27.1100 bt-ad ; market lij
loc; luwpr; top. IH.90; bulk of sals. W.4ftf
sfi; beavv, tK.sOliti.i: packer and butcliers,
S 4.Vfi ini; light. .2"WHi.70: pig. tt.ail6 SO.
8MKICH AND I.AMBS-Recelpts. l.i.ilOO
head; steady to 1oc higher; t'tah lambs.
"..2S; lambs, I4.2.Vu5.2.'i; ewes and yearlings,
J.t o'iW.Oii; western yearlings. tA.tu'q 4 ':
western sheep. ;!.lii'J.Ht; stockers and
feeder. 3Hi4.O0.
Ilm'k In Mabt.
f live stock at the six princi
markets yest
Receipts i
pal western
137
M
VM
251
23ft
70
. 6K
2
2311
1
Mill A Bon
K. P. liewl
Huston A Co
.1. B. Root A Co..
.1. II. Bulla
I-. V. Hum
fudahy Broa. Co
t.ayton A. Co.... ...........
I-. Wolf ...i. ....... .(.... ?21
McCreary A Caryv -.. 4M
Ram Werthlmer ...k.;.... 34
U T. Hamilton 1"
hi. Hagerty A Co 141
Wulllvan Bros. .,:.. Jl
I.ahmer Bros
St. Louis Packing t
Neleon Morris ' ;.'.f..... 1
Sitiltn A . P 100
tther Buyers v 5H4
tlATTMi-Hecelpt of cattlfl
bered i2 cars, which wss a
i uesday. .making the total
K77
115
24
17, m
2.911... 14.081
today num-
fair ran for a
for the two
. ' . . . . . . . . , 1 ..1
ilk) 14. tw lieao. a gain or ovri i.ww ncu
ii.s tnmpared with the same days last week
hid a losa of about' 1,000 head as compared
with ,lhe same days a year ago.. Buyer
generally complaining about the qua.
tv of the rattle on an average. "the arriv
al consisting largely of feeders, with a
gr-.V4iany ,traiajf -atock. vattle aud i atuCf
mat was neither good far feeder buyer
u r killers. The general market seemed
io be In very fair condltim, aa buyers
were all out In- the yards In good season
In the morning wltn liberal orders In
nard. , .
Th.' Ilrst cattle to soil were feeleis of
rretv de.ent quality.-which were in gocd
i e nan l at fully s.eady prices, wltn omc
c tlie.ni poaalbly showing a little strength,
i air. s i grane of feeders alsui so.d fa.rly
well, hut trashy kinds, aa usual, were
si w in moving.
Packers were looking for "iestrabln fai
K.irrt and Hie market became reasonably
in tive wr.lh prices steady to strong as c.im
l. id Willi yesterday. While thesuplyof
mood teevis was abort, what cattle there
w.re keptil selling until the yards were
liaciha.iy cleared by midday.
Cows and heifers were also active sMlets
and the market was In good healthy con
ditlon. wlillo prices looked strong to 10c
high than yesterday. As was the rase
with beef steers the big end of tiie re
ceipts changed hands In very fair s asin.
(Quotations on cattle: Good to choice corn
ieu ateers, IO.4mf37.26: fair to good corn-fed
slaers, fi.BiKfii.4t; common to fair corn-fed
steers, l4.iiW75.ki; good to choice ratine
siaera, 14.60'aa.iK; fair to good range steers.
.'4.(4i4.60; common to fair range aeers, 23.2.S
'4 4.ti; good to choice cows and heifers, 13.30
j8.86; fair to good cows and heifers, I2.M
"3.i; common to fair cows and heifers,
!:.(VicK2.!); " to choice stockers and
feeders, 4.2ui)4.tw; fair to good stockers and
leeders, 13.5iitii4.2S; common to fair stockers
and feeders, 12.7tVgO.tO; stock feeders, I2.VI
(04.0.
iiOtjS Receipts were light again today,
making the run for the two daya this
week over 1.000 head short of the same
il last week, but only about 300 head
short of the same days la.t year. The
market on selected loads such a shipper
would want waa pretty nearly steadv, the
best klnda selling up to Jit 85. On the
other hand, paxkera did not appear very
anxious for supplies, and as advise from
other selling point were by no mesn
favorable, they generally acted on tha I
bear aid, standing out for a AfrlOc de
relay
Cattle II. irs Fhecp
South Omaha 6,3" 0 4.'0 3O.000
Ploux Cltv 1.0"0 l.mio
St. Joseph :).i""l 7. .' 2.ii0
Kansa City 2.0 27.i 13,ono
St. Inuls 7.it 12.701) 2 Hou
Chicago 6.0K) 14.000 a).i0
Total .'il.OOO 66,100 7n.W)0
(inrAtio riRiisi" xd rnovmnxs
Feature nf the Trad log and (losing;
Price on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Sept. 29. Wheat prices on the
exchange ile.. I ned more than 1 cent toilav
owing to the heavy selling pressure brought
out mainly by a recurd-hieaking Increase
In the world's available stocks of wheat.
The close was near the lowest point, at net
losses of Viile to lti'n', compared with
the previous clone. Coin, oata and pro
vision a I ho were weak.
Kcntlment In the wheat pit was veiy
bcailcU all clay, and the market was under
heavy selling presBure the greater part nf
the scmmiiii. Influenced by declines at all
of the leading Kuropean niarke.s. the local
market openexl weak, with pries olf Vif'iC
to SrV'. compared with yes erday's close.
When the visible supply statement was
given out later In the clay it fully justified
the early selling pressure, as It showed an
Increase of 11.410.0ii0 bushels for tile week,
which Is the largest gain ever recorded.
Minneapolis reported nn Increase In stocks
of 1,250,000 bushels for the past three days.
Prices at Minneapolis and Dululh were
mure than 1 cent below yesterday's-close.
Kxparti business for the day waa re
ported at fifty boatloads, anil prices gave
promise of much larger business. The mar
ket failed to rally from its weakest, anil
closed at about tho bottom. Clearances of
wheat and flour were ecjual to 2d7,0O)
bushel". Primary receipts. 2,242.010 bushels,
compared with 1.22S,(() bushels the cor
responding day a year ago, Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts, 1,371
cars. Hgalnst 1,300 Inst week and l.'HTj a
year ago.
The corn market was weak all day. The
September options showed special weak
ness during the last part of the day, sell
ing off H.c from the high point. Cash
was '! lower. The close waa weak, with
price off '.u-Sic to IV'. Local receipts,
322 cars, Willi 129 contract.
' Outs were easy, 4n sympathy with wheat
and corn, except that September opened
lirni on buying by shorts. Prices at the
sample tables were '.AHe lower for the
cash grain. Ixical receipts, 31S cas.
Provisions were steady early in the
Lay, but became weak on renewed liquida
tion of pork and closed at net losses of
7Vfe-a Bd? to 35c.
estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
26 cars: corn, li cars; oats, 135 cars; hogs.
2K.i) head.
.-(The leading future. ranged a follow:-
""'"A j MANITOBA ; A QUICK
...i 5 EASY TRIP
A .. FROM ALL
r "f V ? POINTS
"jV.aw.wVj ajQuTH VoAKOTA I $ ' O ' I
; s" - sf ! g
J NEBRASKA m If
Land
Free Railroad Fare to Buyers
by
(Ltd!i
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T
Sco Train
Schedules Delow
You do not have to live on these lands to get tho big liar.cain values. Tin most certain, the most
paying investment for city people as well as farmers. ONE CROP WILL MORE THAN PAY FOR
YOUR PURCHASE. Come antl see for yourself.
l!.")O,U00 acres the cream of Canada Wheat Land- in the Province of-Saskatchewan, Western
Canada will positively he offered at auction by the Saskatoon & Western Land Co., Ltd., at the
city of Kegina, Saskatchewan, Canada, October 1J, 1.'5, 14, 1."), 10, 17, 1!)0S, Here is your opportunity
to get your pick tif farms as many acres as you want in the heart of the greatest grain growing
country in the world.
Buy As An Investment-the Market is Fast Rising!
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close.J Yes'y.
Wheat
Sept.
Dec.
May
Corn
Kept. Dec.
Mav
Oats
Sept.
Dec.
May
Pork
Sept.
Oct.
Jan.
Lsrd
Sept. Oct.
Jan.
Ribs
Sept. Oct.
Jan.
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Make your plans now. Get ready to go
Regina and GO.
It will lie the Ri'ninlenl trip you ever made a
holiday, an etlucnlloii and a dcliazlit, whether you
buy land or not, and a fortune-making trip If you
Invest. Your money for railroad fare will be
paid back If you buy 160 acres or more.
IRT you buy at auction remember tbat.
Here are lands as good as any $410 acres in the
United States, that arc near railroads nearly all
within ten miles of an up-to-date railroad, to be
offered at auction. They have been retailing at
$10 to $13 per acre, but there are many trarts
that would be bargains at $20. The Saskatoon &
Western Land Co., Ltd., prefers to tvliolesalw
250,000 acres of its holdings in the heart of Sas
katchewan, and will therefore offer for sale this
number of acres at this important sale.
Who knows but that some of these rich, fertile
acres may be yours, on a low bid!
One crop will more than pay for the land.
Figure it out yourself. The average Saskatche
wan yield is: Wheat, from 20 to 25 bushels per
acre; Oats, from 30 to 45 bushels per acre; Bar
ley from 20 to 30 bushels per acre and so on.
Arrange your business so you can be in Uegina
to October 12, when the Saskatoon & Western Land
Co sale Marts. Or go to Regina and get on the
land n few day, previous, to October 12, so as to
get acquainted with the great tract and determine
what location you prefer. So far as is possible,
we will accommodate buyers by putting up at any
time any special quarter, half or whole section.
We supply free maps showing every acre we own
in the heart of Saskatchewan.
If you desire more complete advance informa
tion, send to our Regina office for
Large Map and 90-Page Book Tree
Our map shows each and every section we own.
it gives you a true picture of our holdings, it
shows how we selected the most fertile and best
located acres available In the entire Province of
Saskatchewan. It shown, how ideally the lands
are situated how near Koginta, how convenient
to WiiuiijMg and the grain and stock markets,
and the excellent railroad facilities. Free. Wrlto
for the map to the Saskatoon & Western Land
Co.. Ltd., Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
Our hook Is a storehouse of Information on
Western Canada grain lauds. Contains ninety
pages, and many faithful photographs of land,
crops, homes and features of interest in the heart
of Saskatchewan. It lists all our property by
quarter sections. Free. We want to Bend it to
you. Write for it to the Saskatoon & Western
LandnCa.. Ltd., Regina, Saskatchewan,
The Saskatoon & Western Land Co's. Land is
Extra Choice Grain Land. You Get the Title
From the Crown f a Indisputable Title
The Saskatoon & Western Land Co., Ltd., had
the pick of 3,000,000 ac res of best Saskatchewan
prairie lands. We took In our grant extra choice
acres not all in one continuous piece, but a sec
tion here and there, so as to get the most fertile,
tho deepest soil, ground free from boulders, with
best water, near railways in fact, land ready for
the plow, ready to yield the golden harvest and
make profits from the very first. Think of it!
2 50.000 acres of these lands to be offered at
auction.
TP R Jl! Q 10cti - of the purchase n ice at
awl I3 time of sale, balance of regular
first payment of $3 per acre in ten clays; remain
der in eight equal annual Instalment, with inter
est at 4 per cent. Survey fees of IO cents per
acre, payable with last Instalment and without
interest.
Upon a parcel being knocked down, the bidder
shall Immediately make the deposit of 10 per
cent of the purchase price with the Clerk of Sale.
Otherwise the parcel may be put up again or
withdrawn from sale. The Company reserves the
right to withdraw any of the land from sale.
Every purchaser of 160 acres or more of The
Saskatoon & Western Land Co.'s land will have
Canada, the entire price of his railroad transportation
paid back to him. You buy your ticket on the
very low homeseekers' rates all the roads give,
and we pay it back. That is an indticrnieut for
you to come to the auction and to buy now.
When purchasing ytrtir railroad ticket get a
regular railroad receipt from the railroad agent
showing the point from which you start and the
amount paid; also the name of the railroad com
pany, date purchased and signature of the agent.
HAILItOAII RATKS. KXCTItSIONS, KTC.
Special low rates to Itcgina will be given on excur
sion trains Over all leading roads of the Northwest
on Tuesday, del 6 following are schedules and
i oiinil-trlp rnt.'K of tho
Silica jo, Milwaukee A St. Paul from Chicago, 3B Mi;
tenuis, ti n. m.. H::in p. in., 10:30 p. in. aStlwankse,
;'.'.i!2.': trains. 12:15 a. in... 11:10 a. m.. g:6S p. ni.
Dubuque, I33.9'i : trains. 7:20 . m. 1 2:01 p. ni.,
11:35 p. m. Davenport, $36.25: trains. 3:15 p. ni.,
1(1:10 p. in t:in.lni .1 Sli.eper, $7. nil.
Chicago A l"lorth-West,rn Prom Chioago, $3d 5n;
trains, it a. m . 6:3. p. in.. 10:15 p. m. afUwanka,
$3ii.25, triilns. 9:5(1 a. in. 7:45 p. m. Omaha, $37;
trains, 7:15 a. in, S'20 p in D Molu.s, $35.25:
train. X:5 a. in Council Blnlfs, $36.60; trains.
:u5 a. ni. 8:40 p. in. Sioux City, $34.50: trains.
11:05 a. in . 10:3(1 p in StH n.l.ird sleeper from all
points except lies Moines. ;7.
Wisconsin Central Chicago, $38.50: Ktlwaukts,
$35.2.'i.
Burlington I'xnn Chicago, $3K.5n: St. Louis, $43:
Fsorla, $:!'.: Burlington, la., $36 9u: Bock Island,
111., 136 25; Kaokuk, la., .:7 7f. ; Hannibal, Mo., $4u.
Soo-Paclfio From Chioago, $38.50; Bt. Paul, 126.50;
Milwaukee, $35.50: Das Molnaa, $35.25: Fsorla, $39;
Cedar Bapids, $31; Madison, Wis., $33 r0.
Similar rates will lie given on all other line. "Ex
cursionists will b taken on at all tntermadlat points
along all Unas.
This is Your Chance, Come to the Auction
The Saskatoon & Western Land Co.'s auction will be held at
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Nowhere else. , It will be held
in the Saskatoon & Western Land Co.'s own pavilion nowhere
else. It will be held October 12, 13, 14, 15, 1617. Remember
those dates. Don't get there late. Be on hand tiarly. Don't buy,
under any circumstances, of anyone until the "auction is on
no matter what you hear. The Saskatoon & Western Land Co.'s
land is extra choice. Don't take somebody else's word that they
have land "just as good."
Uir
For Futrhor Information,' Hotels,
etc., write only to the Saskatoon & Western Land Co., Ltd., Regina,
Saskatchewan, Canada. Make our office there your headquarters.
The Saskatoon S Western Land Co., Ltd.
City of Regina, Province of Saskatchewan, Canada.
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Thrashing from Stacks, Showlnr Four Miles of Whtat Tlsld. Eight Mils. West of Moosa Jaw
NEWYORKSTOCRSASD BONDS
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10 171;
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lift mm .'...nn. rail it h v.al.nlav With
o few hog III sight salesmen were very
reliictsnt to make 4h conceasion ami
fuuglit hard to maintain values, with the
j.tnilt lhat the trade waa pretty alow all
lav. morning.
SIIKKP i'he official coun showed yes
teulay'a sheep reec-ipts to hava been II. I'd
li.d, a very liberal run. though not a
hey as last week. The market, as noted
yesterday, was in a good. heHlihy condi
tion and practically everything in sight
umj sold i) y midday. This morning's re
ceipts numocred considerably over 100
car and, as was the cas yesterday, the
most of them were feeders, with only a
comparatively small aprlnkilng of killei.-i
on hale.
Kaily advice from other selling point
generally Indicated alow and weak mar
. -!. but there vntn notliing alow or weak
in ih Mg sheep barn at this point, it
reined aa It everyone was out early in
Hi morning and the alleys w.re tilled
nli country liujera. The feeling was i hard, WuSSc: N'o
.lr"ngr ilgnt from the outset and seller i red. tl.urcil.ixi.
ian hv asking considerably higher
lie toan rtaiied yesterday. liic
iiie was .on uiulr way and bom feed
er unci killer, sold quite freely at price
u i were a little strong, to say tha leaai.
A ln trade Manned up li became about
ti:e hotle.l business propoaitlun of the
hoii taiu far. Mere country buyers kept
.Hopping In until the alley trie so full of
,h I il.c I It waa hard work to get sheep
:hrjugh tbem. Kverythlng sold a (am
. It icady to be shown, iiarring fat
' iii tat, which were entirely wanting, theie
"u:g nothing very good on sale, the inai
k ' as fully 1(X higher than yesterday
n(t iu aoinn case, there wer sale that
"ok.d lio higher. - To put it another way
t"e n.arket luighv ( quoted 15U26c higher
ittu inai ew. H'Uh almost avaryihing
-J..I h midday, i-' spue of the (act that
n, le w about 5 '. i bend on sale.
Quotations on range or grass she-p and
Uiubs: Hood to choice lamhs, I4.H0-5 15;
fir tu good lamba. 14.750490: feeding
I. inc., 14.00 9 4.75; good to choice light
iarltr.g-v 40a4.i; good to choice
i eay earling. $5.7i4.1u; feeding year
i.n. 13.750 4 00; good to choice wether.
i 100 4 00; tair to good wethers, $3 0ti
I '.i feeding wethers. $1400 3.75: good to
c -h.il.-4) ewes. $3.20j 0; fair to good ewe.
i.ng'ii; lee. ling ewe, 2.O02
ulla and buck,, II VOtJl 60
No. 2.
Cash quctations were as follows:
n.Ot'R-Firm; winter patents. 14. 15714. 73;
straights, f.So'gi.!; clears. 13 6(V(i3.H i; sprin;
patents, 16X16 60; straights, $4.X-(& 4.10;
bakers. $2.8yu4.10.
WHKAT-No. 2 spring. ll.Omai.Ol; No. 3,
Wcull (; No. 2 red. 9n4c'a$l.(Kiii.
CciRN-No. 2. TK'flTS-'ic; No. 2 yellow,
79VH79V-.
OATS No. 3 white. 47V68i94c.
RYK No. 2. 76e.
IIAIUyET tiooci feeding barlev. 55o; fair
i to choice maltlnR. 6i'u.i9c.
Tendency of Prices to Settle to Dead
Level Still More Manifest.
LEADERS OUT OF MARKET
Men Credited with Control nf situa
tion Cease Operaillon Iteporls
of Railway Darning
Attract Attention.
SKKPH-Klax, No. 1 northwestern. $1.:234.
aVrinie tlmothv. $3.40.
rROVlSIONB Short ribs, skies floosei.
?.76'ci ICiKi. Mess pork, per bbl.. $i4.fMH'15 "0.
ijtrd. per 100 lbs.. Jlu.2.1,. Short clear sides
(iK.xc.1i. !U.25'u 10.50.
rteceipts. Shipments
Flour, bids 41.1(10 SS'.4'iO
Wheat, bu 17ti.4dO 19. "cod .
Corn, hu 258.0UO Sn.niO j
Oats, bu. S3I.50H 294. 8"0 i
2V",- lK1,- -.Mil! liZS. 1 tempt to make fond for a upec
Barley bu. 220.2(1,. ; ment. The small effect prcj.lt
i c jii me airo.ju.-c exenunae cot lay cue mil
I ter market waa firm; creameries. aoWJfic ;
dairies. 1iui2ic. baga. firm at mark, casca
I included. Kid? 19c: firais. 2'.'-: prime firsts,
j 23c. Cheese, strong. 12'a'fi 131-.-.
I Kansa City Grain and I'rutlaton.
! KANSAS t'lTY. Sept. 29 V1 1 KAT vtt'
I lc lower; September, 94!.c; IVceniber. '.i.'IV-; '
May. 9HV. fash: No. 2 hard, 9j.!i''.v;No. 3!
red. $l."4'ol.(6; No. 3 '
t'OKN Steady : September. .c; Decem
ber. 5M4c; May. 59'.e. Cash: No. 2 mixed.
7P-: No. 3 white. 7J','ii74c.
OATS I'nchangecl ; No. 2 white, 449.-;
No. 2 mixed, t't'ijic.
HYK 7(i(i7tM-.
MAY Steady: choice timothy, $9 50ij 10.00;
choice prairie. $s.:'0.
Kl'TTKK 2tj,c higher; creamery extras,
-; firkts, 24c; seconds. 22c; dairy fancy.
lli,C.
i;ot;s-
r c ipls.
Wheat
Firm;
ISO.
Corn,
(tats,
. bu..
bu
bu
froah extras, 23c; current
lteceipts. Shipments.
149.1(0(1 loi.O. ,i
17.UOO ..ki
IJ,!"! 12.U0U
(Quotations at
Logan & Bryan.
Articles. !
Kansas city, furnished
112 Board of Trade:
by
Op. n High. I Low. close.
Wheat
December May
Corn
I iec -ember
May
i
I
9P,
97'
I
91'.
K',
I
I
NEW YORK. Sept. 29. The tendency of
prices to settle tu a dead level w;is still
further manifest in the stock market to
day. The professionals confined them
selves to what they call In unci out op
erations. Trading became exceedingly
desultory aa the swing of prices diminished
and offered lessening iiltiHctlou fur these
In and out dealings. There were intervals
of several minutes .luring the afternoon,
when no transaction was reported from the
floor of the stock exchange; a condition of
dullness rarely Been.
The stagnant condition convinced the
doubtful ones that the wealthy capitalists,
who were credited with responsibility for
the activity of the summer .l.-allngs. were
obtaining from dealings In stocks for the
present. This fact constituted the news of'
the market. Nothing clt-o received much
attention, nor was there anything, in fact, i
which seemed to merit It. Published re-
ports that K. 1 1. Ilariimiin had been in !
consultation wit h u medical spe cialist wen-
seized on by the icium trailers in .in hi- i itiinni, omrtl
Illative ninve- lie. rhoni.nli Mei
ment. The small eltect produced was evi
dence of tlie lack of basis for reports of
serious impairment of Mr. Hurrimau's con
dition. That the siiatainlng force of the
stock market during much of the past
summer lias centered in the power nf the
Marriman name thera can be no doubt. So
much was this the case that disquieting
considerations of how much rested on the
welfare of one life often crept into the
market discussion. The appearance in
, succession of the annual reports of. the
' great tailioa l systems have a rather
I chastening effect on over enthusiasm in
i t lie speculation, although they relate cir
cumstances that now become past history.
As an example of the depths from which
complete recovery must lie made, however,
these report covering the late fiscal year
still have force. The progress of that re
covery 1 Illustrated in the August net
earning returns, now coming to hand.
For instance, the Southern Hallway sys
tem, in spile of u falling olf of lii.74 per
cent In gross earnings, compared with
August or last year, has established rn
j actual increase in the net revenues of I
: no less than 23.83 per cent. This re. (
j suit obtained by a drastic cut of .
! Jer cent 111 th" operating cost. So'
! striking a contrast, even consider- j
i big the comparison with hist years'
! period of enforced extravagance in cost of j
cip'-ration to accommodate presume of i
I traffic, does not escape criticism as re-
I fleeting a possible starvation ot main- i
tenance expenditures. The ease is snown .
, in magnified form In the Southern railway ,
but the tendency Is fairly represen
value. $2,ici8,iKi. Tniled
unchanged on call.
i ne loiiowiog snows the ran
on the Sto.-k exchange I.mI:-
Si,'..
Aii.aipieiiiHtf.l r...p.-
Amc-rl.-aii Car A; l'.uiml ...
I'rffprrei
Anicrl'lii I'uMmt Oil
Aniei l. nn It. I., pfrl . .
Allied, ail Ire s.-rurll I ! ..
Amprira nl,l!i-ril
Aiiiprl.nn ...'-. int. .lice .
PrrfrriT'l
Aniei i, an S. Si It i
t'r ferrod
Ann rl. ten sugar It-fliilng
A inert i an iiImh 1 1, r.rt
AlHPTI.ail WlMlltMl ,
Anai'otiiia Mining Co
At.iilfun
Prefr.rre.1
AUkiiiIc C'uaKt l.lue
Ilalllni.ire & (llilu
F'rpfi-irri
limekiln ltni.nl Traio4l ..
I'aua.lian Paitfic
c'eiuriel l.emlipr ...... . A .
I'rrlwri-ril
Cent -ai o' Nrs Jprrpy..,-
CllP;.(.-al. rfr Otllo
C'lilriso cireal We.tprn ..
C4il.dt. V Xorl im -Mefn
( III. lino. Mil A til. Pant
(' . . .. C. a, ri(. Umim ..
c-i.lnrad.i FupI a Iron ....
( olnra'lo Simtliern ....
lal prefprreit
:'. preferred
CnnMill.latPtl Gaa
Corn Prn.1n.-la ,,
t'elawar. A Huiann .
tien -r Rl.t Craiels ....
Preferred , '.
Ii'wtllpra' Sei-urltlea .'.
E'le
1st preferred
I'.l pref -rrp.l
(ieneral Kleilrlr
lit. at N-uU.ern pfd
.irp.t N.irllieni Clre.
States lniiiils weic
so of prices
ltiR-.l. ICIW. Cllkl.
13 el
.'s'.l
::''i
i'el
l.tCM
1IK1
111
llll
" I
1.IIW
1.700
l.l(l
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7 Too
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i-.:.)
I.ts-i
'-.
4
H'l'l
pin.
8J
S.'.S
15.
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1.74,
ri
2d.
Sic.
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IT'S
4(',
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134
3'i
4-H
17C-
4"!
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1S4P,
i:i2',
34
JUS
t-.JiV) 14i, m;
?)) if 5
rlfa
Pr -ferre.l
Internatloiial Paper
Prelerr!
Internatlnnat Pump
hwa .'nlral
Kanaaa c'lly southern ...
Preferred
! mil.ville Naahvill. ..
Mtnn apoia St. liiila ..
M . SI P. k S. St. M. ..
liilon Pat lfp . . .
.Miafmirl. Kan.aa a 1'axa..
Preferred
l.-nn
ll,'l
Kl
"in
401
1",!KI
l.-n)
SIM
7ii
4'"1
1B
;'
4:i
'4'
no
M.
l7Vi
11
31
f
214,
1.'..l
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1,(.M
l.'4,
as
f..-
;ii)
H(
:s'a
r
2S
:ic
1ST
'.2i,
TH.
13S'.
31U
il.
I 11
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1(1,
J '. 4,
1-j-
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-'j
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14-.
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reg.
4,
$17S,lim.":'i: gold ccln and bullion. $:3,21'3,1'09;
gold certificates. $14,952,955.
Mew York Money Market.
Closing quotations on New York bunds
were as follows:
1(C -t do C't I'd aerlea . . Vl'..
li t' I.. & S. unl. 4e :!".
It I Man. i-oii. ffdld l. . '''-I
I'll Mex. Ceil. 4a "1
I I du lal Inr 14
121 , M. St. L. 4.... i".
.".''a M . K. T. 4a....
111 d. 2da M(t
ll", N. It. R. of M c 4a. K.O,
M X. V. e en. gen. J'.?. ul".
;i N. J. e'en. gen. . .
Hi Nurlh. Parltic 4
4 dn 3, 7:i
I'M "Nur. ".- W. ion. 4. !'9"-e
.1:0. liregim S. b. rid, 4- in,
.4 Penn. rv. S'-a. l!tl."... 94 Si
I s' do con. 4a ell
ul Reading gen. (a 1:11.
1"! Uep. of Cuba .".. 1-4
.t'a St. I,. I M p. 4a. Hie,
J0". 81. b. S K. ff 4a. . 74',
St 1.. S. W. ion. At. 74
l H. ret
do roiipou .
V. 9. : re-c
1)0 1 oiipon .
I'. !. 4 r.-g.
tin 'Oiipon
Am. Tui.a.-i 0
do r
An-hl.on gen.
do adj. 4s
do e-v. 4a . .
do rv. ,ia . .
AllanllP ('. b.
Hall. Ohio 4
do 3'aa
Prook. It. 'I. cv. 4a.
(-en. of firorg.a .'.a
do lat Inr-
(ilea, is CJI1I0 4's.
Chi. Alton ....
C. B. & Q new if.. .
C, R. I. ti V. 10I. la
4a
g. b
do rfgr 4a
VV.C. A. ft. I.
Colorado In.l.
Cnlo. Midland 4a
Colorado A.- South la.
i"',, Sea. A. I., is
f Soulli. Pa.lfl. 4a .
it 1 do lac 4a
'. do a
ft 'Teiaa ci- Pa., lata.
Ilela. A Hud. c v. 4r. !'" T , SC. 1,. W 4a.
silver K. O. 4a.
Krle prior hen t.
do gen. 4a
llo. k. Val 4', a...
Inter. Met. 4'sm...
Jaoau ca
do t;.a
Hid. 'Olicr.d.
vl'-a t'tilon Parlft
aT do cv. 4a. . .
71 1 . Heel 2d
HO', Waliaall lata ..
a' t IVsaiern M.I. ta
1 Wheel, ar I.. K
"a Wia. l eu I-
4a..
l.
a4
mi' j
ll'-v
iT'a
.;"? t
s'.-S
1'rlS
.I'lH.j
. .'.
at mark; current receipts, free cases, 21c
at mark.
CliKKSK Firm, fair dcnmiiel; New York
full creams, UVoiJliic; full- to good, Y:-
KW Vllllk 4. t MO II A I. MAIIKKT
V arlou
-III CiiptS,
-'S
4-.M,
.14
IMl,
;s
l;i
in',
2li,
1'
ri
' a
iti
l"1i,
-71,
'.-la
.-.
mm
. ..alg'n'.
.1 59,
U'a
59-,
I
t. Lol. Live Slock Market.
ST. IsOL'lt. Spt. J-4-ATTLJa-Rcipi.
. taead, including J5cX Texan,; steadv
to law lower; native ,uipplng and export
le.rs. $4.iM7.; dres.ed beef and butcher
teers.- :.7a6ck); steers under l.uu puiinds.
' Ou; starckers 4id feeders. 13 (".Ot i';
ows and heifer. $2.')s He); caaoer. I2 i't
S2"; kulla. $J.T-v ; cglvea. $4 rrrrAj;
lxs and Indian steer. $2.75ti5 4"; cow .
Slot heifer Il iotH OA.
Hi HIS- lteceipts, 1.M.W head, inai k.-t t
lc; :lg auel ligut,, kjij5o.
I.tverpwal (.i-alra Market
I.l Knrool.. Sept. 29.-WHKAT-8pot. i
st runt 4 No. 2 red wi-sleru winter, 7, 1ml; i
No, 1 California, 'no stock; future,, easv;
September, 7 8d; r'e-ceniher, 7s S',cl; March, I
I d 1
' PoRN Spot, quiet: American mixed. 7s.
4.1; future, quiei; October. 5s 9"d; Decem
ber, as h'id. I
' Dal a lit 4. raise Market.
1. 1 I. I TH. Mum . Sept. WHKAT
No. I northern. II el1,; No. ; northern. is ;
tei.lenil'ei , Jl o; lieceinber. $1 ccj-,; May
1 Ct-4
o.i
4 '
oner. 1V
eh. ;.'-,
1 1 report.
.".Hi 5f.i ft 1 lative. miiup i-epresstve inuuence on ice
591 "'" H 1eculatlon was ascribable to the prep-
a ration for the quarte rly eli.-liui seiiieiits of
' the Hist of October, which cue estimated!
to require about Ilj0.tn0.oco. Money rate, 1
were a aehade firmer on this account, but
110 actual pressure .u the tn k niarUet ;
resulted. The surplus reserve 01' llie banks
lemalns of such ically uni. idy pro- '
portions as to leave no present room for !
actual money market disturbance. !
The cool wave was still Ignored in
! tiie giaiu markets and so was without
efiect on stocks. The break In Westing- i
: house Kleetiic wa due to tiie leservalion I
I winch still obtrude on the proposed re- .
crganixation plan. Net pii. es 1 iiange a '
1 s.iown at tl.e ,-nd cf the ei.iy a:- aimost!
i negligible. I
15 iiids wile in avy. TV! a I s.. I- ar
National M . -i ! :,
Ne York c entral l.:A li.'.c, li', li
New Vuik. lint Weal ,V"I (o1. .'.( :,
Norfolk a W'eatara el't
Noith Amerl.an Sa) SI', Rl'a .'I
Northern i a. '.lip 12.4'M l it !M' XV,
Pa.lfl.' Matt :S
I'ennavHailia 1.7H.I 121. 12l'a 1-1.
P.-opla'a Ua lc 4' (' .'4'.
Plnabiirg. I'. I', ti St. l.ouli
ITesae.l Si el Car )) 31, )l,
Pullman Pala.e car 1 I
Ka.lla.av Steel Spring i.taal S7 "7 37
Reading 7. Pal l-''. 1:5', 127';
Pepuhll. S.el
Pt (erred 74
Ito. k laland c'u I V. If, I l,
PreCured .. !. 4-r SH, 4u',
St. lA.uta - San F. -d pfd. :-7u.
Si l-,uiifc Kouiha.-lem 17
Pre:! rr d . . H ' j
SI. '.--Shun Id a. 1 ,-"K l tal
Sou.iierii Kae-I'lc 95 Ws led", 1"1'
Pi.-ferred "'HI 1l lla 117'a
H..iilh.nl Hallaaa .--'l :'. 2"H 2 ,
preierred - V Um .-.!, ,1..
. .eiiueaae. i pppsr 3.a..J 3lt.a ita-a Ja-,
Tav.a 4- p,, me H a 2J -4
Toledo, alt. L.ollia 4 We.c . :1mi .4', ... :ai,
Cref.rred " i .-
I n ion Pa.HIc .... . 71. a) r.e'a T. r.7i.
Pi efarred . . . a
I'nlteil Siaiea Rubber 1') ) 3i
lac prs(err.d . V
I iKte.l Ktalea Steal .. St.wl 44', ", 444,
Pralarred t. S.VsV '.., 1074,
I tali Copier , !"' 41', 41 I'v
Virginia e a-ollna c hem . .. vai a
Pr(.irs,l li) 110 110 liri,
W.oaah 4 4 l.H 12,
Pretetrad 7ll 34-S f.S, it
VVealli.gliou.e Kiertrle- . 111 7:' at 2i
W.atern I nlon I'"' 4' VI
Whsshieg I bake Una .... ) It, I C
Wiwoualli Clnltll S 17'a 57 !7
l-'orelan Financial.
LONDON, Sept. 29. Money was a shade
higher on the market teel-y owing to
reel I. -11:1111. t Hqiilrcmcnts. Discounls vc eie
eiuict. i'raf.ing i.n the stock exchanae con
fines quietly stia.lv. Home rail monopo
lised altenti 11 In the 1 1 1 1 T is, I a section under
cent limed in est nieiil inn lug nn.1 specula
tion. Cunsois. 111 wiilcii tiie aettlPiiiHiit lias
commciu ed, viel.le.1 1 1 rralizatii.-ns. bit
Kaffirs wele strong on South African buy
ing. American oH-ned lower. The de
mand Icr Kr c, Atchhioii and S eed chus-iI
improvement, while Canadian I'aeiflc and
firand Trunk attracted good support A
lit it- r?a linn followed, l-.u New York
bought in the afternoon and tlie market
finished steady. Copper shares weakened
in the afternoon, especially amalgamated.
BF.RLIN. Sept. 2:. Trading on the
r-hurse lo.lav" was quiet.
FAR IS. Sept. 29. I "rices on the I'otltse
tnduy were slc tidy.
rnrral
Market.
29. WHKAT
cash, 7n'jiJ
December.
cash
4s,c
4Ka :
May,
ed winter
Total aalea for tha day, 411. 70V ahara.
Treaaarr Statesaeat.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 29 Today's state
ment of the treasury balancea in he gen-
rul fund exclusive of the I5u.uuU.uuO gold
t l.ouia I
sr l.oris. Mo., s.pt.
Lower; track: No. 2 red. cash. l.3'i')5
.No. 2 hard. We'll I ,ol ' 2 ; Decemhei-,
May, $l.ir.'-.
CORN Lower; Hack: No. 2
77'-; No. 2 while, 77'-?i7H',c
(12-Hc: Slav, iH'.c.
OATS tt'i'dk: tiack: No. 2
No. 2 while, 5"i'm-; Deceinher.
"'V -'-.
FLi il'K Maik.'t imchang. d;
patents. II. (Wot ! ; extra fancy and straight
Sl.lavtl4.aci; ,-le.iiH. le.au.
S K K 1 1 TIMOTHY 12. 25'.i 3. 25.
CORN.M K.A1 I3 HU.
BRAN Dull; sacked east truck. $I.O.'4jl.o4
HA V liichai.ge.l; timothy, $i.5"tf 1 Lie;
prairie. Jx.eX.-ti 1l.es.
IKON' COTTON T1KS-I1.0U.
BAciC, I Ne ,-He.
HKMF T WINK 7c.
FRCJV1SIONS Pork. lower: Jobbing.
..IVti.'j: lard, lower; prime steam. S10.Z-iti
In 12'-; dry salt meals, atrong; boxed extra
stun Is. ll'.c; clear ribs. ll',c; short c lears,
ll'.c; lis. . hi. strong: boxed extra shot is
12'a : clear ribs. 12c; short clear. 12'c.
I'ol'LTRY Firm: chickens, bs-; spi lugs.
lSe: tuikev. lis-; duck. 7S'u',e; neese, ie
HCTTKR Higher; creamery, 211726'uC
KijitJS Firrn; 18',e, .aae count.
Receipt Shipment
Finer, bbl, 16.0c) I7m
Wheat, bu li.il liai.OOu
Corn, bu Bl.(a itt ii
Oats, bu 13O,0n" lll.mai
ttiiolatlons of the liny on
t aiiiiuiodlt ics.
NKW YORK. 8e-i 29. FI.Ol'R
o2 2.il libls. ; e xports. I.iiiii lilils. ; market quii I
but steady; Allntiesota piitenls, $5. iii'ou.k ;
MiliHi-s na bakers. I..Wii l.ii'i; winter pat
ents. Il l.il.; winter straights. I4.2si''i4. 15;
w lnt.-r extras. $3. lonci.is); winter low giades,
$3.;4tsii.i.S'i. Rye Hour, quiet; fair to good,
I4.35f4.(ii. Buckwheat flour, firm at 3.2.i
to arrive.
CORN M KA I. Steady ; fine white and yel
low, tl.',yU.m; coarse, 1.i!5iU1.70; kiln dried,
14.25.
RYK Dull: No. 2 western, SH,c, notn
inl, e. i. f. Buffalo.
BARLKY Steady; malting, On'cecilc, c. 1. f.
Buflalo.
WHICAT-Recelpts, 211.2(4) bu. ; export.
K9.HIS3 hu. Spot iii.t t B . I eas ; No. 2 western,
led, lUi.'Vul.tii'.'j. elevator: No. 2 red. l.t;i,
f. o. b. afloat: No. I northern. Duluth,
$1.11&, f. o. li. afloat; No. 2 hard, winter.
$1. (- f. o. b. afloat. Influenced by big
norliiwest receipts and a huge increase l:i
wiui.rs stocks, which sold off sharply to
elay. attended by active liquldal ion,' and
closed 112',e net lower. Heplenilier. $l.o;ra
l i"!",. closed 11.07: December. $l.oH 7-ln'o 1.09.
closed $l.(W'i; M.iy, $l.c9t,(l l.i U's. c loscil
$1 i".
t'liRN-Spot market easy; No. 2, e-'iije.
nominal, elevator, and x,k-, nonilnal. dellv
ered. Option market was without transac
tion, closing 4c loner. Septembe r e losi .1
at 7c: May. 727a
OATS R'eelpis, 1H2.00O bu.; exports. .V..
bu.; spot iiiuioci stea.lt ; mixed. '. '. to .1 '
pounds, 53c: natural while. L'ii to 21 pr.ulllls,,
5i't'il55c; c lipped. 32 to 111 pounds, .V.'ali-ilc.
HOI'S yulet; slate, common to choice.
11'iei. lKdltc; lli7, :!'i7c; l'acific c-oast, 9'ollc;
l'io7. 4fi7c.
FKKD -Steaily ; spring bran, t.i.'; mid
dling. $25. In; city. J4 60.
HAY CJulel; good tu choice. 701175c.
Hi DKS "J'Jiet ; Bogota. l'.Vet 17Vs ; Cen
tral America. 1.V ,'( IStc.
PROVISIONS Ii-ef. steady; family.
tli.T3tHT.5ll; mess. $1 3.50 If 1 4 (IO; beef
hams. I25.01KI 31. 00; p,i, Icet. $15.0(i'ti IH HO;
city, extra Indhi tnes. $24 r.u'u 25 no. Cut
meats, steady; pickled hams. Il'irt12c
Lord, easy; w, stern, tlti.ti Hi -PL To; reiiied.
eiiay; run I ic-ni . iHi.f.r,; compound. $7.:5''f-. A..
Pork, firm; family, t.l.uo: mess. 117. -'n 17. ..5;
Silent clear. tll.niltll.OU.
TALLOW - Finn; country i n h;ir, s
free). & fi i, ',4 c; Coltonseed nil, sternly;
prim,- crude
HICK cj 11 let . domestic, fair to extta. WW
i..c; Japan, nominal.
Bl'TTKH Fii 111 ; creamery specials, .'n. ;
extras. 2,V(i25'a-; lliir.ls n firsts. lV(23',c;
ftate dairy, common to fines'. Ieij25e-; proc
ess, common to spe-.-hal. 1',ru Li',,-; we-sie-i -i
fsctory, firsts. Isc: wesiei n I-.ilUi'.t jii
cieanierv. lirsts. pu.o 20c.
til KKFK - Fit :ii : stcjie. full eieiiM si c
1 ials, 13',r.i U'.c; full cr."Hin. small c.'i red
or wlille. fancy, lie; full cream, large col
ored or whit.', fancy, 12'c.c; full cieam. goo.)
10 prime. 12'(1 -'-.. : common to fair, ln'.'u
I1.e: ki-us. LlilM.c.
KOI IS-Steady; state. Pennsylvania and
ne-aiby fainv- selected, ''i!2'..-; some, fai,
to choice. :'7c : we-tern f.rsls. 224123c;
S' cr.litl. I'e'i'ic.
fiU'l.TIlV-Alive . eiuiet; soring c hicWens.
14'c: fowls, lie; turkevs, He: dresreil. ir
regular: westetn snrine chicken 154(lsc;
1 fowls. 13'-"5c; spring turkey,, l'fi.'.'c.
Mlltsaakee t.valH Market.
M1LWAI KKK. Wis.. Sept. 29-WHKVT-Lower;
No 1 i-orlliern. I1.(V41.17; No. 2
northern. II. 05; December. 99'c-. aeked.
Ci iRN Low er: Dece-uils-i . .'". asked.
BAr.LKY Lower: samples, 5'iii!c.
'5Xl.
ei.-lll S.
second
ti. i.vc4.;
pali-nts.
j; second
!5.iiiV(f 5.7
clears.
fiisl
i.kVFti3.ii.
A v nllnhlc
NI-:V YORK,
.cud lelee;i'upllic
ltlllea of tiraia.
Sept. 29 Special cable
coinmiinicatioiiH receiv e.l
by l'.r:cistreet's show the roilowiiig
i nanaies In iivailiibln ..upplles as coin
pare. 1 with previous account:
Wheat, liitte.l Slates, cast Rockies, In
crenseil, :i.ir T.iioo bushels; t'uunda. In
. n a -c.l, 1. 42". 000 bushels. Total, ".'tilted
Slate and Canada, increased. S.llU.U'iu
hii'dicl". Atloat tor and in l-.urope. in
creased. ,.3Uii.(i0U bushels. Total Ameri
can itiil Kuropean sui'ply, Increased, II.
4 In. lino bushels.
Corn. I nited Slates and Can a da, I11
cr.aseel, 137.0IIU bushels.
Oats, l iiln d States anil , Canada, In
creased, 914. out! bushels.
The hading increase and decreases re
ported this w. ek follows:
Increases Manitoha, 2,701.000 bushels;
Chlcaiio private elevator. 23". 000 bushels;
Kingston, SO. 000 hiisliela. ' I e iea,sea- -Newport
News. 'It'LOttd bushels; aliiiux
City. 72,tnpi bushels. - J
Matal Market.
NKW YORK. Sept. 29.-METALS-TI1
Lend. ni tin maikei was lower today with
suit i-'osiiiB at .U32. 7s, 6d and futurea al
l.i3!, l'.H. ti.l. The local market was weak
and lower at l28.87Vcc29.12'. Copper wss
a shade tower al '?. 12s. isl for spot In tha
London market, but futurec there were
unchanged al iiS". Hs. The local markei
wis dull with iaki) qitolsd at $ It. 37 HI;
13n2'4; i-leclriilvlic at $l3.12'Vtil3.37H and
lasting at JI2 ,W: I3.I2H. Iad advanced
i 'o tl::, 2s, isl in LhhcIoii. -The local market
I iniwevcr w as steady at li. IVai.&i. Hiaeller
j was unchaiigisl al 19. 12s, ckl In London
'and ni $t.72''4i t 7T',i local. Iron was un
1 , -bunged at i'r,s for Standard foundry, but
j 2d lower at 51s. 3d for Cleveland warrant
llu I.1111.I..11 Locally no. cbange, was re
ipn'i.d No. I foundry in.ii.hern. SlCCotb.
! "7.25; No. I sniithcin nful No. I southsrn
I reft $lii.T5lT.S5. , , . . ' .
CoflTee Market.
1 NKW YORK, Sept. 29 COFKFK-Msrket
! for coffer- future opened steadv al un
I changed pi h e to An advance of fiv e points
1 In response 10 higher French cables, bill
I found .vcrv little- support and later eased
j off slightly under a scattering liquidation,
clieflv of tin- near nionih. The close wss
; quiet, t'.i 5 points lowi t to 4 points higher.
Ie iLgg.nnc.in and Company, bankers of
Chicago, New Yolk and Bolton, who of
fered the "S.lasi.wo first, mortgage five per
cent c onverlllile gold bonds of the Ameri
can Ag:i. iiltnial Chemical Company Mon
thly, Sept. -.-S.. report that the entire amount
v. as sold before 2:20 o'clock on that date.
FREDERICK R. TIBBITTS
4th Floor, 35 Congress St. , Boston, Mass.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Commiisios orcUrg for stocks aatt Bonds
ia all tn.irketg.
Bay State Gas
and other Carta (Hocks 01 old.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADKLPHIA. Sept. 29 Bl'TTKR
Firm. Ic higher: extra western creamery,
!7c: nearhv prints. 2Se.
KCK'S F"alr, good demand: Pennsylvania
and other nearby firsts, free esses. 25c at
mark: current receipt in returnable cases.
n-n-iit-, show,: Available cash balance, ' nL. sl mark; western firsts, free cases, JEc.
Miitaeagiolia I. rale Market.
MINNKAPOIJS Sept. ".". WHFAT- Sep
tember, tliiOi,; lVeemher. tl.OIS; May,
ll.cw1,. Cash: No. 1 bard, II ;SJl Ot1,.
No. 1 northern. Il.oi,!! "C,: No. 2 north
ern. $1.oo',til.OIS; No- 3 northern, 98,cW
$l.oo'.
BRAN in bulk. Ilk 5"),
KLoLK-l'nchanged, first jatlenla, ;.7i
f'Sftls -yi t Mef,. 'i t