Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIH HKK: OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1900.
t.lUlS AND PRODUCE MARKET
r.i-
ht fceccipti Make Wheat Higher
and Keepi the Btrjeri Baiy.
( ALLIS WEAK, BUT DEMAND GOOD
mlft, MHfJWr, No. 8 mixed. M4c; No. I
hit. ,V,c; No-. I whit. MV.o.
. Receipts. Shipments
W'hnit, bu , 147,f 5"ftm
Corn, mi ()0 2:i.tiO
Clin, bu 13.0UO ll.ouO
Kinui City option were a follows:
Articles.
Opn. High. I Vow. Close.
turn Inflaeneed by the Crop
l rt, Whirls aha l.nre
tinomil ( lliniir In
Parts at West.
OMAHA. Neb., 8ept. J, la
..ii. j. auroiig and higher early on
l.rjm i.ceipt,. which caused buying ami
l...u,.ii B.iurlK to covering their sale.
were week, but the local demand
. active and the light offerings wfrt
I sdily absorbed, which left the market
1.k and with renewed buying, values ad
vanced quickly, when selling u started
h.d prices Suffered a loss.
Corn vil decidedly strong on drop r
I rt,s Confirming heavy damage and prew
rnt figures estimate a severe lose per
I .nr-ei for the total crop estimate.
1 he early bulge In wliitt was nut sus
tained owing to heavy selling, which took
fdee off the market. Cables did -not
..o any strength: and export business Is
si a standstill, Any pronounced selling
takra th starch out of the buying side and
ti1, es co'lnnse-.
Corn advanced and held the early bulge
M spite of the lata weakness In wheat.
Crop reports were bullish, and oomplets
estimates were Disced much lower than
i.'iey were one month ago. Light receipts
ksvs the cssli market a batter tone.
Primary wheat receipts were 171 000
hiiHhels and shloments were 473 0"0 bushels,
asslnst receipts last year of D43.000 bushels
, nri a-MmiieTif nf 721 Olio bushels.
t'rlrwvy corn receipts were 644.000 bushels
and shipments were 472,000 bushels
receipts last year of 6:8. '"a.
Sliipments of 3O2.000 bushels.
Clearances were 20110 bushels of corn,
1)75 bushels of-oats-snd wfieat and flour
. ."al In 270 Om hushels.
IJi-mnonl' closed id- htsher ti Vid lower
on wheat and unchanged to 4d higher on
corn.
..ucsl , scare ot options.
Wheat
P ptemher
I ember
May
Corn-
sptember
December
May
against
oushels and
Article. I Open. High.) tow. Close. Yss'y
-lie.st I I I I
Spt. I OUtl 9li W tff. 1H
Deo. ' T4 ' 87 86Ti Wil tff
Cora I I " I ' I
Sept. I s94 lV ' 9X 5
Oft. .4. 63' . 64 i. 63 M 63V.
Sept., J J4! U IKS M
Deo.. "I .86 W . 3&H . 84-4
Oanaha Cash Prlea.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. :v395c; No. hard,
HV&2,o; No. 4 hard. fcwatwo; No. I spring
2'ci04e: ho srrada. S04M6C.
CORN No. I 6240; Ne. 8, 62Wff62ic; No
4. 624it.4c; No. t yellow. t3fi; No. S yel
low, 6SVu61c; No. white,. 64ViC No.
white. 64i4.c '. ' - '
. ,OAT?4 fo. I mixed. t7SJ7ttc; No. 3,. yel
low, 3"Virsc; No. I white, 38g:iv.c; No,
4 white. 37&38e; standard, 8Vac. , .
RYE No. a, 67c; Np. I. 65tioc.,
Carlot Beaeipts.
, Wheat. Corn.
Chicago ....................... 4
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O'nsha - !t
Uuluth , lt2
214
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Oats.
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NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Market it Dull to Point of Stagna
p tion and Values Lower.
CEOP news unsatisfactory
larrease la Imports Throws
chance ftltaatton Oat
Normal Bonds Are
Irreaalar.
of
W RATHER l?l THK CRAIX BF.l.T
Showers Tharsdar. When the Mer-
rsrr V II Reatlsj to Blae.
OMAHA. Pept. 1, 19(19.
Khnwers were scattered over Towa, Ne
braska and Kansas during Tuesday night,
ond rains am quite general over eastern
and central Nebraska this morning. The
rains In the s'ate were widely scattered
and were bndly distributed, but conditions
sre favnralil" fur further rains tonight or
Thursday. The heaviest falls reported were
st Vabntlne and Culbertson. A fall of 2 01
Inches occurred at Valentine and 1.75 Inches
st Culbertson. Rains are very general In
the mountains 1 and continue In Wyoming
and the upper mountain districts this. morn-
Ine iA very decided rail In temperature
xcuned during the night In the lake region.
the Ohio, upper MLsslHslppi and lower Mls-
ourl VHllpys. and light frosts occurred In
M.nnisota. Temperatures are s.V'hllv
higher In the- northwest and extreme tipper
Missouri valley, and the weather will be
warmer in this vicinity Thursday. Cneet.
tied conditions will continue In this vicinity
tonght and Thursday and showers are probable.
Record of temperature and nreclnltailnn
compared with the- corresponding day of
ilia last three years:
iww inns. 1KW imc
Minimum temperature M 6H us
I'rcclpltatlon 37 .10 T .01
Normal temperature for today. 70 degrees.
ienciency in precipitation since March L
!.31 Inches.
Vet iclencv corresncindlnfl nrlfwt
0.16 of an Inch.
OcriclenCy corresnondlnir oorlnd
o.Bf incnes.
A. WELSH. Local Forecaster.
In
In
1908,
1W7,
Cora al Wheat Region Balletla.
For Omaha. Neb., for the twentv-four
hours ending at S a. m., 75th meridian
time, Wednesday. September L 1909:'
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp, Hal ii- .
Max. Mlt. fall.
Stations.
Sky.
Ashland, Neb 93 59 T Cloudy
Auburn, Neb 95 M .00 Pt. cloudy
Hroken Bow. Neb. M M .00 Cloudy
Columbus. Neb... S9 55 .00 Cloudy
Culbertson. Neb.. 93 R4 175 Raining
Falrbury, Neb..-.. 97 ' SI .00 Cloudy
Fairmont, Neb... 3 57 .00 Cloudv
Cir. Island,, Neb.. 87 67 . 00 Cloudy
Hartlngton, Neb. 7 52 . 00 Cloudv
Hastings, Neb.... 91 58 .00 Cloudy
Holdrege, Neb... 91 .59 .04 Cloudy
Oakdale,. Neb SO . M ,.57 Ruining
Omaha. Neb S8 M .S7 Raining
Tekamah, Neb... 81 62 .20 Cloudy
Alia, la 71 45 .t0 Cloudy
Carroll, la 70 45 , .00 . Clear
f'larlnda, la 93 55 T Cloudv
Sibley, la 71 44 ' .00 Cloudy
Sioux City, la... 74 61 .00 Cloudy
Minimum temperature ' for tweive-hour
perloj ending at g a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGES.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1 A decline In prices
for storks is the natural course in a mar
ket so dull as that of today. The almost
stagnant condition of the trading today
threw some mystery over the turbulent
markets of the lust two weeks and made !t
diificult to explain the sudden withdraw ill
of the operators, whose cong.-sted dealings
on a few stocks were responsible almost al
together for me milllon-siiai e dany totals
which succeeded each other day after dav.
The feverlshness of the Interest mani
fested In the health of K. 11. Hairiman bus
abated, and this seems to be the only ex
planation to offer of the change In the
complexion of the market. The punish
ment administered to the bears on Monday
served to admonish them that the bull
party was anle sull to exercise a control
of the market. This Is taken to account
for the timidity of the bear party since that
time. .
The less favorable crop aspect was dwelt
upon to some extent to warrant the con
tention for lower prices. Further detailed
accounts of the condition of cotton empha
alxed the. expectation of a showing of seri
ous deterioration In that crop In the gov
ernment estimate to tie ouKilshed tomor
row. The cotton stocks, both amongst the
railroads and the Industrials, were amongst
the few In show some strength today. Last
year's decline in exports of merchandise
and the very heavy Imports threw the ex
change situation out of normal. In order
to tide over the situation American bor
tn Hurone have been very large,
estimated by some authorities at as high
as jitiO.000.OtK), now outstanding as Indebted
ness against this country. News or tne
corn crop today continuea unsaiisiacioiy
also, and prompted some notable revisions
of estimates on the forthcoming crop in
the trade. London sent reports ot a weak
market for copper at that center. The tin
changed dividend on American Smelting
seemed to cause some disappointment to
speculators. Time money rales went on
hardening and the banks are losing cash
by withdrawal for the west, but. call loans
were not affected.
llimils were Irregular. Total sales, par
value. S2.S00.O00. T'nlted States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stoks today were as follows:
gun. mm.
ll.PL'.t OHT; total balance " In general fund.
IW.iti,0. S70. ,
Mew Verb 'oaer Maiket,
NEW YORK. Sept. t.-MONET-On call,
flri.i At 2''iaS p r cent; ruling rate. 2 per
cent; closing hid. I per csnt; offered at I1
j.er cent. Time loans, firm and quite ao
llve; ,-lxty days. S pr cent; ninety" days, 34
p-r cent: six month 4 rer cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4t4tf
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE Cteady. with
ac;iirfl business in bankers' bills st .'?
4 for sixty-day bills and at 4 XHVi for
lemand; commercial bills. 4 MHlH.M'i.
S1LV l-.R-Har, 51V: Mexican dollars, 44c.
H N I M Government, steady: railroad. Ir
regular.
The following are tne closing auouuioni
on stocks and bonds
4IIUAUU GRAIJV JiNU PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing;
Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO. Kebt. 1. Bearish statistics on
the wtnter crop of wheat of tne United,
dates, given out by a iuval crop expert,
inspired free selling of wheat late In the
scesion today and caused a severs slump
in prices, the market closing at almost the
bottom, with price HdvSc below yester
oay's final quotations. The same authority
l.mde public a bullish report on the new
corn crop and as a result the market was
strong almost all day and closed at net
gains of So to He to lfco. Oats and
provisions also cloned strong.
. After Ignoring a report of the Hungarian
minister, which estimated the wheat crop
of the world to be tu2,64O,0O bushels larger
than that of the previous year, wheat
traders finally were aroused by the report
of a local crop expert, which placed the
winter crop of wheat of the Cnited States
In the neighborhood Of 425,000,0u0 bushels,
Md sold frly-lat In the saustun. As-a
result of this selling- prices broke from
a to lVto In the final hour. The market
was bullishly affected during the greater
part of the day by a sharp bulge in corn
prices, which prompted liberal covering by
shorts. Cash demand here was poor and
weather conditions In the northwest were
favorable for harvesting and threshing. -The
Oklahoma crop report, given out
late yesterday, which ahowed a further
deterioration In the condition of the corn
crop during August, and a report of a
local crop expert, which claimed a falling
off of mOOO.OOO bushels. In the total yield
of corn for the United mates, compared
with the largest . government statistics
were the basis of heavy buying move
ment In the corn market, which caused
harp advanoes tn all deliveries. The May
delivery displayed the greatest strength
and at one time was lHc above the low
point of the day. There was some realis
ing at the top and prices at the close were
bout Ho below the beat marks.
Oats scored a substantial advance owing
to buying Inspired by a report of local
crop em pert, which estimated this year's
crop of oats In the Vnlted States to be
nearly 1,000,000 bushels leas than, the gov
ernment forecast. ., An advance of lo In
the price of cash osts due to light re
ceipts also had a strengthening Influence.
The market closed with prices up HoH5
to 4i&To. ' r
Provisions were firm. Trading, however,
was light. Prloes, closed fc&fWi , to 30o
ti'.gher. - . . .........
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Central.
Chicago, 111
Columbus, O. ......
lies Moines, la
Indianapolis, Ind.
Kansas City, Mo.
Iouisville. Kv
Minneapolis, Minn
Omaha, Neb
St. Louis, Mo ,
The' weather Is
No.
Stations.
2u
Temp. Rain.
Max. Mln. Inches.
15
13
11
20
1
27
19
13
much cooler throughout
the corn and wheat region. Light frosts
occurred in Minnesota. Showers were gen
erel over the western portion. "
L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecastter, Weather Bureau.
80 44 T
82 46 .00
71 4; .02
8fi 44 .00
9i K4 ' .08
M 51 .00
6S 40 .00
86 , 64 .lfi
93 W .00
Articles. Opeq. High. Low. J Close. Yes y.
Wheat
Kept.
Iec.
May
t orn
Sept.
Pec.
May
Oais
tiept.
lec.
May
Poi k
. Sept.
Jan.
l.srd
Kept.
Ool.
. Nov.
Jan.
It u.--
Sept.
Oct.
Jan..
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38
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40VS
I 22 70
I 17 t7Vii
S7
37
22 80 1 22 70
17 70 I 17 B7V4I 1
12 SO 11 22i,l ij Hi,
1Z 2. It ID 12 25
SEW YOHK OBNiSRAL MARKET
((notations of the Day on Variant
Commodities.. . ,
NEW YORK. Sept. 1. FLOUR Receipts,
38.800 bu.; exports, 2,tu0 bu.; shade easier,
wlfh a medium Jobbing trade. Winter
patents, Vi.ltMi5.40; winter straights, 4.S5
5.00; winter extras, t4.2tV((4 (jo; winter low
grades S4.10fi4.53; Kansas straights, $4.76.4
4.90. Rye flour, steady; fair to good, $4.16
fc4.2fi; choice to fancy, t4. 3034. 46.
COKNM EAL Steady : fine white and
yellow, l.0frl.66; coarse, Sl.SOJ 1.55; kiln
dried, 13.75.
RYE Dull; No. 2 western new, 76c, f.
o. b., New York.
BARLEY Steady; feeding, 6152'4c, f.
o, b., New York.
WHEAT Receipts, 2,400 bu.; exports, 675
bu.; spot market easy; No. 2 red, fl.04Vx.
nominal, elevator; . No. 2 red, $1.07, f. o.
b., afloat: No. 1 northern Uuluth, $1.07,
nominal, f. o. b., afloat: No. 2 hard winter,
$1.104, nominal, f. a b., afloat. An early
advance of lc per bushel in wheat today,
resulting from lighter receipts and a
higher corn market, was destroyed, before
midday by a bearish snow report, which
caused heavy unloading. The market
closed very unsettled and "Mfc net lower.
September closed at ll.Ubfe; December
closed at 11.02',; May closed at 11.04.
CORN Receipts, 7.900 bu.; spot market
firm; No. 2 new, 63Aic, winter shipment,
f. o. b., afloat. Option market was with
out transactions, closing WiiKc net higher.
September closed at 75C, December closed
at 6fic. - . . -
OATS Receipts. 132.700 bu ewnort. SMI
bu.; spot- market easy; mixed, 40o, nominal;
natural white, 38jj42c; clipped white, 41
47c-
HAT Firm; No. 8, 7580e; good to
choKe. KwMMs.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to choice,
1908, U.tilttcj 1M7, nominal;' Paclflo coast.
1908. 14(117; 1907. U14c.
HIDES Steady; Bogota, 20(8210;- Central
America. 21c.
PROVISIONS-Beef firm; family'. $14..W
il4H); me-," 111 (k.,ii 50: beef hams. S24 flOD
26.00; packet, 12.O!Xrl2.60; city extra India
mess, J0.60(i21.00 Cut meats, firm; pick
led bellies' l.Wt 15.50; pickled hams, $12 (
Jf 12.60. Iiard, firm; western. $12.6SM2.70;
refined steady; continent, $1300; South
America, $13.50; compound, $7.5Xrj7.iil". Pork
firm; family, r&.wm'aM; short clear, $a.00
nW W. mess'. $'2. BW23 7B.
TALLOW Quiet; city, ic; country,
40WI
I 22 80
12
I 11 ki'.J
1 10 45 i 10 62r l0 46
u 8 n hi i ii 11 76
11 75
11 tit
40
11 Wi 11 7A
11 72Vx It 24
a u v au
10 60
11 82Vi
11 70
371
n 60
17 (0
12 15
12 liVs
2347c; Japan,
"" hir-R Oulet: domestic.
5Sl lie.
BETTER Firm; process, first to specials
?34i'26c; western factory, 20',i21c, western
Iniltatlon creamery, 23f(i24o.
F.UQS Steady; western extra, firsts, 24
tji2t'io; western firsts, 2i'tf23c; western sec
onds, ztnijic.
POI'LTRY Alive,' steady; western chick
ens, .18(11190; fowls, 17VMil84c; turkeys. 15c;
dressed. Irregular; western chickens, broil
ers, 162oc; fowls. ti17fec
Allle-rhslmert ptd
A mil lis ma ted Copper
Amrli-an Asrlruliural ...
Am. Poet Suxax
Am. Can pfd
Am.' C. A F
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. ft U ptd
Am. Irs Securities.
American Llnieed
American Looomottvs ....
Am. 8. R
Am. 8. A K. pfd
Am. Sueur Hsllnlns
Am. T. ft T
Am. Tobscxo pfd...........
American Vooen
Anaconda Mlnlni Co
Atchison
Atchiaon pfd
Atlanllo Coast Line
Baltimore ft Ohio
Bal. ft Ohio Ptd
Holhlhem 8tal
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canadlaa Paclflo
Central Leather
Cantral Laathar pfd
Central of Nav Jersey...
Choaapaake ft Ohio
Ohlraio ft Alton....:
Chlraio Ot. W
Chicago ft N. W
C. M. ft St. P
C. C, C. ft St. L
Colorado F. ft I
Colorado ft so...
Clo. ft So, lat pfd......
Colo, ft go. Id pfd,
Onaolldatad Qas- ........
Corn Products
Delawvs ft Hudson
Denver ft Rio Qraoda....
D. ft R. O pfd
Dlrtlllera' Rarurltlaa ....
Krla
Erie lat pfd.....
Erta ii pfd
Ganaral glactrto
Qat (Northera, pfd.....
Ot. Northarn Ora clfa..
Illlnola Central
Intarboruugh Met. .
Int. Mpf. pfd
International Harvester .
Int. Marina pfd
Internal tonal Paper
Int. Pump
Iowa Central
Kansaa City So ..,
K. .'. So. pfd
Louisville ' ft N
Minn. A St. L ,.
v., St P ft s. s. M....
Miaaourl Pacific
M., K. ft T
M., K. ft T. pfd..
National Dlacult
National Lead
N. K. R. of M. K ptd..
New York Central
N. Y-, O. ft W
Norfolk ft W
North American
Northarn Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pentiaylvanla
Paople's Gaa
P.. C, C. ft 8t. L.
Prasaad fltal Car
Pullman Palace car ,
Railway 8ual Spring
Heading
Rftpubllo Steel
Republic Steel pfd...'....,
Rock island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
81. L. ft 8. F. 2d pfd ...
8t. ixvuls 8. W
St. U B. W. ptd .
Plix-Slisfflcld S. ft 1...,
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tenneaaee Copper
Ton ft Pacific
T.. SI. L. & W
T., St. L. ft W. pfd
t'nlon Pactfio
t'alon Pacific pfd
I'. S. Realty
U. B. Rubber
U. B. Steal
II. t. At eel pfd
t'tah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical .
Wabash
Wahaah pfd
Western Maryland
Wcatlnghouse Klectrle
Weatern I nlon
Wheeling ft L. R
Wttunatu Central
Klrst assessment paid.
Total sales for the day
21.7O0
. 200
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700
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Am. Ag. 5a
Am. . A T. ct. 4s
Am. Tobacco 4s
do 4a
Armour ft Co. 4V,s
Atchison gen. 4s..
do cv. 4
do cv
At. C. U 1st 4s...
Hal. ft Ohio 4s...
do IHs
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Chicago ft A. Sa. 74 St. L. S. W.
C. H. ft J. 4a ... TV1 do lat xold
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OMAHA LITE STOCK MARKET
t
Large Bun of Cattle, Good Kindt Are
Fair Selleri.
HOGS OPEN FIVE CENTS HIGHER
r-STOF
Fat I.aaaba Ten Fifteen Lower,
Wklle Fat fheep and All Kinds
f Feeders t'ontlnne Anont
' Steady.
OMAHA, Sept. 1,
Cattle. Hors.
SOUTH
RecelDts were:
Official Mondsy 8.453 J.4&
Offlcisl Tmsdav 5.520 7.fS
Estimate Wednesday .... 8.3.4) (,3Ki
1M?.
Sheep.
15,9,1
1T..M
l8.ii-3
Three days this week.. 22.3 I. "?
Pame davs last week IWi n.9M 4.l:n
S-ame days 2 weeks ago.. 18.J..8 U.7: 40.
Same days I weeks axo..l5 15.73 31 S jl
Sinie days 4 weeks afo..ll.!7 11.142 34.1-3
8aine days last year... ...24,389 U.12 i1.
The followln table shows the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Oman
for the vear to rtata. compared with last
year: 190!. 1908. Inc.
Cntlla fc'l.nfB B,VW li.047
lioa-s ... l.fWMdO 1.82.1,230
Sheep 1.002.141 1.0.7,443
The follow. n Uble shows
Uec.
134"i.0
io,aoj
the average
price of hog? at South Omaha tor the last
several days, with comparisons:
Data. I 1909. jl.lJ07.a0.t106.190.ll903.
400 t 464,
.. 1,500
.. 4.400
V. 'so
400
4)K
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1.SO0
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(.400
100
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111
1.000 i! 49
14 42Vi
11 T7H
11 62sj
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rash quotation Were as follows:
FLAUR-Stady:- winter patents,' UM'if
f...00;. stralirhts. t4,3t"ffMr: spring, poieritsj
i Mih.'iO; stialKhta, 4 bakers, 13.15
ti4.70.
BABLEY Feed or mixing. 47uOc; fair
lo choice malting, 67utic
Stilitict Flax. No. 1 southwestern, $130;
No. 1 -northwestern, tl 4,1. Timothy,. $3 ;7"s.
t .over, 811.80.
IROVI8IONMes pork, per bbl.. 122 7u
(i22.su. Lard, per 100 lbs., 412.12V,. Miiurt
ribs, sides (loose), fll t2v,fi ll.7y. Short
ii.tr sides (boxed). HS.rVyailM.
iul' c.rartuus o tuitat and flour were
.UI .to 270.000- bu. Primary receipts we're
grs ood' bu., compared with tMat.4X0 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. Esiimated
St. l.onls General Market.
eJT. LOriS. Sept. 1-WHEAT-Futtii
weaki cash higner; track. Mo. a red. oash
1.06V'i10; No. 2 nard. ioi,i.ojj Heptent-
ber. Wi-Hic: iiecemoer, ss-ainaXic.
CORN Hlprher; track. No. 2 rash, 871413
6svc; rieptemoer, w; iecemuer. ao'Vtfo&V
N". 1 hlte. tSifTOo. i
OATS Hls-her; track. No. cashr nwt
jsc: Mrptemaer, wc; t.ecniier, 37! No
2 white, ' ' ,
. It YE HlKher at 74c. ,,"
I". FLOlUt Steady; red. alnter patenti.
4(i5 20: extra fancy and slralrhls. 14 60
(h4. 5: hard winter clears. (4 .1M-4 J).
SEEK TIMOTHY 13.101.3.14. , . . ,
CiiltiMlK 1-33.30.
hhan L nchang.-d; sacked enst 'track.
301
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Hid. A,ked.
London 8toek Market.
LONDON, Sept. 1. American securities
were dull and featureless durina; the early
trading today. At noon prices ranged
from above to 14 below yesterday's New
York closing;.
London closing; storks:
Contois, money. .S3 16-14 Ix.tilsvllle ft N. .
.. M M., K. ft T
.. 884 ft. T. central...
.. T Norfolk ft W...
. l lsi do pfd ,.
,.1'7 Ontario A W...
..l?i44nnsrlTanla ...
iSH,Rnnd Mines
tav, Reading
12 Southern Rr
P...1SIV, do pfd
IS1 Southern Pacific
4v, Union Pacific,,.
44-14 do pfd...
844,1'. 8. Steel
64 do prd
44 fv abash
24 do pfd...
:6v, Spanish 4a
do account
Amal. Clipper...,
Anaconda
Atrhlson
do ptd
Pnltlmore ft Ohio
Canadian Pacific.
Chesapeake ft O.
Chicago O. '....
Chi., Mil. ft St
De Beera.
Denver ft Rio O.
- do pfd
Krl
do 1st pfd
do til pfd
Orsnd Trunk
Illinois central..
Kx-dlvldend.
SILVER Hur, steady at 23d per ounce.!
MONEY HWi per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
tor short bills Is 1 per cent; for' three
months' bills, IV, per cent
..1M
.. 44
..14t
.. 81
.. tl
.. 4Vi
.. 72
.. K)
.. liVi
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Local Beenrtttea Haolattoaefc
Quotations furnished By Samuel Burns,
Jr.,
614 New York Life building.
44
111 .
142
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Armour ft Co. 44,, 13
Cudatav Packing Co
Columbus, Neb., E. L. 6a 1426
Omaha Klie Civgtn 4a, 1924...,
Oanaba T.anewala, 4 Vis. 1(34
In l. Con. Co., Kansaa City
Kansaa City Ry. 6a. lilt ,
Kansas City Ry., prd
Morris ft Co. 4V,,. 1M4
Neb. Tel. Stock. 4 1;
Omaha Gaa ta. HIT
Omaha B. U ft P. 6a, 1833
Omaha K. U ft P. pfd.,,.,..;..,
Omaha ft C. B. St. Ry. ta. 114
Omaha St C B. 8t. Ry.'a, J4S4....
Omaha ft Ci B. St. Ry pfd 6 i..
Omsha ft Ct B. St. ky. aom 4
Omsha ft C, B. Ryi ft B. pro) 4....:..
Omaha Water Co ta, 1444. v.. :
Swift A Oo. 6s. i14. ..,...,..;
So. Omaha Sewer 4V, a, ...2tM..i..'.
Sloui City Stock Yards std ..
loax City Stock Yards ewai. ...;.... . 1.
Union Slack Yards, Omaha, 4. a8-4lT.
Omaha.
Bid. Aakad.
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Aug. 23...
Aug. 24...
Aug. 26...
Aug. 26...
Auk. 27...
Aug;. 28...
Auk. 28...
Ant. 20...
Aug. 81...
Sept. 1...
Sui:d.y.
1 tU'-si I 8t
7 TVtSI 34!
7 6S! 6 38;
7 3 I 6 41
7 88,1
I 47j
7 7iiVi! 6 63
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5 66! t tl', 6 Ml 5 W W
I 86 6 K b 03 -!
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5 (7
6 77
6 77
5 7S
6 6a
6 71
6 8o
t 80:
6 701
6 6S1
6 73) 6 78
6 80
6 H,t
5 771
6 721
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6 23
6 b2
6 32
6 M
6 27!
5 18! 6 S3
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Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the I'nlon stock yards. South Omaha, ror
twenty-four hours ending at 3 o'clock p.
m. September 1:
KECEIPTS-CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C... M. & St. P 1
Wabash
Missouri Paclflo 2
Union Pacific 87
C. & N. W. (east!... 1
('. N. W. (west). ..136
C, St. P. M. & O.. 3
C, K. A Q. (east)... 4
C, B. IJ. (west).. 118
C. R. I. P. (west) ..
Illinois Central 1
C. O. W 1
Total receipts
.33
4 3..
2
4
27 21 1
4 . .. 1
21 Hi
7
5 6 2
16 7 1
1
1 2 ..
4
96 70 5
DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hots Shev
8M)
1.011
2.2
1,411.1
2!9
3S7
"776
1,893
lvr 1'
1.8S2
1,133
aw 1 auu''iiwiJiasj.
spending all of your income
Save up for n rainy day and deposit your savings
in tho
Savings Department
of the
United States National Bank
OMAHA
whore deposits are received of $1.00 or morb.
3 Interest Paid on Deposits.
Deposits made on or before September 10th will draw
interest from September 1st. .
Oldest Bank in Nebraska.
Established 1856.
Capital and Surplus $1,200,000.00.
Total Assets over $13,000,000.00. ' "
'sjirafeTaasaaysBaeaa LSI JUgpj
From $
To Many Points in
California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho
Wnion IPacific
"TMB BAPB ROAD TO TRAVBU"
34',
74
MS
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, Cotton gasket.. , . .
NEW YORK. "Pap... 1-COTTONv-The
market opened, stea-d. at a decline of 3
point to an advanar'f 1 - points, some
months helng m shade lower- as a result of
disappointing cables,? while the others were
hhtlier, and the -whole' list worked up to a
net gain of. 57 pointy during- the early
trading. Realizing; caused a slight, reaction
later and fluctuations during the middle
of the mornirut jvure narrow, with the mar
ket holding about 2 to 4 points net higher.
Futures opened steady;" September, 12.40c;
offered: October 1241cj Iecemner, ii.iie;
January. I2.44ei Fehnrary. 13.43c; March,'
ll.4c: May, 12 61c; July,- 12.R2P.
Futues closed steady; September, 1134c;
Oi'tuber. 12.3Gc November, 12..Vc; Decem
ber, 12.44r; January. 12.40c February. 12.42o;
March. 124c; April. lj.47c; Mav. 12.50s.
(1A1.VESTON, Sept. l.-COTTON-Steady
at 124c.
ST. LOl'IS." Sept. 1. COTTON Steady;
middling. 12Hc; sales,-, none; receipts, 20
bales; slock, 10,fi32 bales.
NEW ORLKANH. Sept l COTTON
Spot market, quiet. Quotations were re
vised and the market quoted In an en
tirely new way. New grades were added
and stains quoted middling unchanged at
12S-ltlc; grades below, unchanged; good
middling. 1 l-18c off; grades above, Ho-tip.
Sales, 27S bales on the spot; to arrive,
none: - ' , ' ,
IM1
W'a
74,
4t3.
V,
It
44
in
,Z sence
Coffee' Market. , ;
NKW YORK, Sept. l.-COFFEE-Ftitures
opened steady at ..unchanged prices' to a
decline of 5 points and ruled barely steady
owing to the reoord breaking receipts, ex
pectations of a big - Increase In , vislbld
supplies ami scattered offerings In the ab-
ol bull, support. Havre was un
changed to i franc lower, but' the looal
mirket closed quiet, unchanged on Janu-
iiu (ary. but generally 5 points net lower. Sales
5Mti'r reported of 8,7.10 bags, including Bep-
imimsr ai t.44c; uecemtier at B.2fic: Febru-
ry una marcn hi o.iwc; April ana May at
S ar.o and July at 5.3fvft5.40c. Spot, strsily;
No. 7 Hio. 7c; No. 4 Santos, Ht'Jc. Mild
i of fee, quiet; Cordova, 44t12c.
Ki-dlvldau4
o(.l-) aharea.
1444
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4.1
4i
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7.S4
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Doaton storks ami Bonds
BOSTON. Sept. 1. Money
4i 4 per cent; time loans,
Closing quotations vera:
Atchlann a4J. 4s 1 Ailtona Com. ..
4o 4a -..ion Ailaini.
Atchison H. R...-.:.'.T17H butts Coalition
lo ptd .i..UH,cal. a Ariiona
fkiaton Albany Ms raj. A Hesja. ..
Boston A ataina.,.1 -4-.TOrt7i.nnial ....
Kltrhhurg pfd 1S Coppar Kange .
w n . i.. . ai'n.u'V iai wat
cars; I
J7.4XS)
I
'receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, lul
-n, 313 cars; oats. 228 cars; nogs,
httaYd. 1
vTTEH Steady ; creameries, 24"iUIic;
Conies. t2J4o.
EGOS Steady; receipts, 3.W6 cases; at
mark, cases lnclud4, lac; firsts, 20c; prim
fi.sis, 21 Sc.
t-'ll KKSK Strong; daisies. 15218c; twins.
l.UtbVsc; young Americas, lbc; long horns.
Hie.
"OTATOES rirm: chores te fancy, K-W
6 c: fair to good, 604 tic r
l-OlXTRI-steady; turkeys, ,7c; chlck
e Ij-; rprlngs, 1','c. C
VEAI Steady; id to 40-pound welhgts.
V; to ti-pound weights, Sail 10c; si
to litl-pound weights, 10;3c,
Naaatas City Grain anal Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. Mo.. Bept 1 WHEAT
Ssptetober. lc; October, 84c; May,
kvic; cash, unchanged; No. t hard,
r'.fsj; No. t hard. KlVk1.0l); Mo. red, 1 oa
4s.,il03; No. 3 red. h)o.
OATS Cnchatiged to c higher; No. I
white, 4194.V; No. I mlied, 38s40c.
HY12 ;ti;3c.
HAV Unchanged; choice timothy. 11100;
choine prairie, 17. 754.1 W; choice alfalfa.
13.tsl4 W. .
Bl'l'TKK Creamery extras, 37tc; firsts,
Jf Vc: seconds, gJHc; packing stock, aWVc
EtJCJ.H fcxlraa. 3ft-; firsts. Kc: seconds
and itiftles. lie; southerns, loss off. 14o
I'OKN -September. a2c; lecember, Mc:
'ay, S'Hc; cash, HtlV- higher; No. 3
Otli'.'Sc.
H A Y T'nohaned ;
prairie. ft.OOg 11.00.
HAtlt.INtf 7C.
HEMP TWINE 7c.
PROVISIONS Pork, higher; Johblne, tl -TA.
Ijard, hlk'her: prime steam. fll.ltvil8 0.";
dry salt mests, steady; boxed extra shorts!
Iljll't; clear ribs. ltl2S; short clears
$11.25. Bacon, steady; boxed extra short'
ti '.lit; clear ribs, H1S.12; short clears'
$13 25.
Pon.TRY Firm: chickens, 1,4c;
sprlnga, 15Wc; turksys. 17c; ducks, . 10c;
geese. 6e.
Kl'TTER Firm: creamery, 23Jj294c.
KGOS Steady at 1.
Receipts.
Flour, bbl t cniO
Wbs.t, bu. 70.4)
Corn, bu 2J W
pats, bu ; .64.4U)
timothy., 310.O0tflS.0O;
Phlpm'ts.
, 17.0t4
11 7sJ
S0.(K4)
U7.3U0
Liverpool lira 4a Market.
LIVERPOOL. -Sept. l-WH EAT-po
quiet: No. 3 red western Winter. 7s d.
futures steady; December, la 6V4; .March,
Ts b4d; May, 7s ti-
CORN Spot. steady: new ' Imerlcsn
mixed, via Galveston. 8a 6d; old, s 61;
futures steady; October. 6s C'd; December.
6 6d. '
Mllwnnkee Grain Market.
. MILWACKEE, Sept. J WHEAT No. 1
northern! IJOful OR; No. 3 northern. $1 04a
164; lx;eeiiOer, Wvc, aaaed.
OATS c
t'nles Psvltli-
Asi. Arge.- Ctiais.
4o rts
Am. Pnsu. Tuba..
A mar. Hugar
do pffl .
Am. T. A T
A mar. Woolen
4 ptd
IXta. 1.
CJIson Els, lllu.
Ganaral Kineiric .
Uaaa. EUciric ....
do pfd
Mas. Gaa
t nlu-4 Krult
1'lllted S. .14
4.r pfd
I) 9. Steel
, 4. pfd
Adentursi ,.
Allouss
Amalgamated
- Ki-divldsnd.
SH rranklla
;. nifirariliy
Caiian.t'
.. ttlaia Koyal. .....
.,' V(ai. 4,iig
.:i2S Mtdiigaii
.141 ai Mohaak
HI stoat t. g, c
..1-Mt Nevada : '
. i. Old iHvnlnloo' ..
. Ul O.. .ola
.l7 Parroi ;'
".. lgmnrj,
.. Sl.annori ...
.. 4,-i.Trlnlly .... )'
.144 I nlted I'ooir ',
... " 1'. atluing.v.'.
... i't s. uu
... Btah
...12 vittorig.
... 4 Winuna ...
... 4(. WoW.rine
... 44 Nona Butia
call loans, 3
4'o per cent. I
.... 42S4
: ... 1
.... !-,',
l't,
....47S
.... u
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... 17
II
.... 4
.... 1
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Hilar and Molasses.
' NEW YORK. Sept. 1 SUGAR Rsw,
strong; fair refining. 3.Glii3.64c; centrifugal,
1st test. 4.1111 4.14c. Mulusses sugar, 3.36'J)
3 S''c. Rffined, steady:- No. , 4 4..c; No. 7,
4.,Vk;.No. 8, 4.4.ric; No.- , 4.40c; No. 10.
4.35c: No. 11. 4.30c; No 12. .25o; No. 13.
4.20c; No. 14. 4 20c; confectioners' A, 4 83c.;
mould A. .4oo; cut loaf. IB:; crurhrd.
6.75c; powdered, 515o;; granulated, 5.0tc;
cubes. 5.30c.
MOLASSES Dull; New Orleans open
kettle, good to choirs. 2fiig42c.
Omsha Packing Co 430
Swift and Company l.ltil
Cudahy Packing Co Sir.
Armour & Co 824
Schwarts-Rolen Co '.
Krey Packing Co
Cudahy Uros 414
St. L., Ind. I'kg..
Schwartichild A 8 203
Om. I'kg. from St. Jo... W
Benton Vansant & Lush !W
Btermons Bros. ISO
Hill & Son 2".0
F. II. Lewis US
Huston A Co. A 3"
J. It. Root A Co.... 171
J. H. Bulla 417
L. F. Huss 2?1
L. Wolf '5
McCrrary & Carey .... 2:0
8. Werthelmer 324
H. F. Hamilton 32
M. Hagerty 2i
Sullivan Bros. 18
Lehmer Bros. 64
T. J. Ihghram.... 13
Lee Rothschild 75
Cllne 16
Smith. A B. 6
Other,, buyers 656
Totals ..! Zw
CATTLE Receipts of cattle this morning
were liberal, showing a total of H34 cars, as
against lul cars yesterday and 34a cars on
Wednesday Of last week. This brings ttie
total lor the three days this week up 10
a A head-, which is 4.4U0 head Short ot the
sanm days last week and 3.VO0 head short
of a vesr aao. ' - . '
AVhlle there seemed to be a good demand
for cattle this morning, the trado was very
much delayed by the great amount of sort
ing made necessary by the fact that there
wfcre a good many big strings of mixed
cattle. As a icoult the morning was well
advanced before much business bad been
transacted.
Good beef steers generally commanded
strong prices, with others about steady
witn yesterday. .While the trade was slow
In geiung started, a good snare of the
cattle- had t-hanged hands by midday. As
high as 47.60 was paid for good cornfeds. .
birictly good cows and heifers, as well
as common canners, commanded prlcas
generally steady with yesterday. The me
aium kinds were slow and, If anytiiing, a
little easier.
blockers and feeders seemed to be quite
free sellers, the heavy fall of rains tins
morning apparently encouraging freer buy
ing man on many days ot la'.e. The re-
suit was that all kinds commanded good,
steady to strong prices.
Quotations on c-bale: ilood to choice corn-
fed steers. )7.o0i&i.b0, fair to good cornfed
steers, tb.4A'7.uv; common to fan- cornfed
Steers, 4.Mj.40; good to choice range
sioers, 3b.U0Uu.au; lair to good range sleert,
M.Us6.0u; common to fair .range steers.
Ia.ib4j4.b0; good to choice cornfed cow
and halters. ta.MifS.OO: fair to good coin
fed cows and heifers, 13.00-5 a. Xj, common
to fair cornfed cows and nelfers, Jl.iogf
-3.U0: good to choice range cows and heifers,
Xf04.0u; fair to good range cows and
heifers, I2.ooms.40; common to fair range
oows and heiiers, 12.iirf02.hO; good to choice
stockers and feeders, 34.OO146.uO; fair to
good stockers and feeders, W2i4j4.0u; com
mon to lair stockers ana iceaem, vtVU e;
stock aheilers, i.U&l:J; veal calves, U-'St
t.w, buiis. stags, etc., 3z.aow4.tAi .
Representative sales:
BEEF STEERS.
At. rr. No. At. Pr.
1 44 94 1-4 T 64
COW 8.
I 40 4 380 1 5
I i I ks4 I W
CALVH.S.
454 4 tt i...s 114 4 04
:,S 4 UU 1 140 IM
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1 BI'TTKR-J
Firm; extra western creamery, 31c; extra
nearby prints, 32c.
Etlttrt Firm; Pennsylvania and other
nearby firsts, free cases, 26c at mark;
Pennsylvania and other current receipts,
returnable cases, 24c st mark; western
firsts, free, cases. 2e at mark; western
current receipts, free cases, 23o at mark.
CHEESE Firm; New 'York fuM creams,
choice, l.'-V'tWc; fair to good, 1616VtC
No.
35..,
494
974
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
6 feodois..l204
4 steers.. ..110
cows 013
36 feeders.. His
13 feeders.. 7S3
42 heifers... 7hi
33 heifers... W
4 60
4 W
1 75
3 no
3 DO
3 25
20
12 steers., ..1213
10 steers. ...1142
4 cows s-20
7 cows loll
16 teedsrs.. 4
16 calves.... 2 si
21 feeders.. boH
13 cows...
cows...
It steers.,
e cows...
F. L. Hoffman-Neb.
. 073 $ 15 8 oows....
3 4u 3 calves..
0141 man ieb.
C.
713
320
u,o
4 80
4 50
3 26
uO
3 60
6 75
3 75
t 86
4 00
3 75
2 65
11 heifers... 722 3 06
SOUTH
20 steers. ...1M 4 WO
lo cow. ts5 3 15
so tecuel'8..124u a w
ixliinart &
l
New York Mining Slocks.
.'losing quotations
NEW YORK, Sept.
mre as follows:'
Alice 15
tirunssrwk Ton 1 '
Com. Tunnal atorb... Zl
do boods 13
Cm. rai. a Va :v,
Horn SlU.r 7;
Iron gllr.r 14.
utland.
K.advllla Con.
Uttla Chlaf .
Mas lean
(nuriu
Ophir
.-isndard
.Yellow Jai-kst
,. 414
ini
3 J,
l.i
. Isj
luo
fills and Rosin.
' OIL CITY. S. pt. l.-OIL-Credlt balances,
libs. Huns, 1K,!47 bbls. ; average. L'-VirtS
bbls. Slilpinenis. 203,4'JO bbls.; average, IM,-
408 bbls.
SAVANNAH, Sept. LOIL Turpentine,
fum; Wc.
ROSIN Firm. Quote: B, 33 30; D. 13.40;
K, $3.M); F, 35; tl. $4.00; II. $4 25; I. $4.50;
K. $5.40: M. t;,.50; N. $f 75; W(i, $!.00(ii6.26;
WW. $6.E.'u.50-
Peoria Market.
PEORIA, 111.. Sept. 1. CORN Strong;
No 2 white, 7c: No. i yellow. 6Sc; No. 3
veilow. to-Vif.Hc; No. 2. 67(-(C; No. 3, 07e,
No. 4. fiCUTiCTHc; no grade, 64c.
UATS-Illsher; No. 3 white, 44iT7!4c.
Foreign Financial.
BERLIN, Sept. 1 Prices on the Bourse
today were generally firm and the trading
was 'quiet.
PARIS. Sept. 1. Prices on the Bourse
today were firm.
Ilnlotk Grain Market.
Dl'LI'TH. Sept 1 WHEAT September,
9H.c; December. 93c; May,
ern, 'jc; No. 1 northern.
OATS 36aO.
Kc; No. 1 north-
Treasury statement.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l.-The condillon
of the treasury at. the beginning of busi
ness today waa as follows:
Trust Funds Gold com, $ST9 '2 s, silver
dollars. $4D7.5'J.tsJU; silver dollars of IS'iO
$4 1juuh)- silver certificates outstanding
4J7.ts,000. ..
General Fund Standard silver dollars In
Keneral rund. S3.Ks.k31; current liabilities. I 1 1
Jl'sl.iM.ao":; working balance In treasliry I If you have anything to sell or trade
owices, i,soo.w, ; . m Dunks to credit ,,f.j . .,ii. . i, i- t..
. . . r.vw.MM, auu
Toledo SredV, Market.
I TOLEDO, O., Sept. 1. SEEDS Clover.
cash. $7.10; October. $7.42; December, $7.40;
I March, $7 40. Timothy, prime, $1 80. Al
I sike, prime. $7.40.
" I'nited . stat
I sijiury 'alive
er com, $J0.270,iil; minor Com,
Ilea Want Ad. cwlumr,.
Id COAS.
uu cows.;..
6 steers..
Li calves..
4 cows. ..
b cows...
6 cows. . . ,
6 st. er. .,
22 aierrs..,
.Vo
SCI
DAKOTA.
7 feeders.
6 steers...
6 feeders.. Lio
Pilker-8. u.
24 Steers.. ..1158
.10S8
.losa
. 11J
t12
07
I
iu
Wi'OMlNG.
4 05 6 steers. ...1110
6 ib 4 calves..
3 40 3 oows....
4 26
E. L. Thornton Wy.
. 048 I 50 24 cows....
.lc 3 7.i 6 caives. .
. Sot 4 W
MONTANA.
6 75 U ste-rs.
6 50 5 teers,
A A.-Colo.
410
SI
M3
24S
4 50
4 3u
4 10
4 15
4 5
4 7i
3 4-J
t li
4 00
Low One-Way Colonist Rates
in eflect every day Irora September IS. to October . -
15. mclusiTS. 1909
Hundreds ol thousands ol sere are rsitin to bring
. """prosperity to" you
Go while food land may b obtained, tt t moderate pries
Electric Block Signals
Dining" Car Meal &pd Service "Best in the World
For literature tnd Information relative to rates,
routes, etc. cell oa or tddren
cmr ncKeT orrict
1314 Faraasa to? sat . Omaha. Nsaratka
Mwaaai Mt aVaaaJ. litli lad. A till
been $8.08, which
August.
lUpresentatlva sales:
paid In July and
No.
43..
2..
:..
M..'
ea..
Tl..
44..
1,4
74
44
74
til
44
54
67
47
V
4
70
44
It ....
45
44 ....
70
.S
C
l
71
7o
44
44
17
74
71
41
40
44
7
Bh.
1SD
At.
..IS4
...SO ...
..ITt ...
. !4S 40
..174 Jl)
.,344
...(44
.361
.341
.21,1
.144
.244
.144
.244
.111
.140
.Vi
Ml
.S44
.141
.144
.Ml
.147
.344
.240
.213
t 4
.17
.562
.344
.tol
.'.44
.324
.144
.244
.114
.444
.324
41)
40
130
140
40
140
13
40
40
120
40
140
120
141)
40
40
140
40
40
40
4A
40
f No. At. Sh. Pt.
If . 44 244 7 40
T Kl tr 144 ... 1 to
T 44 , j;i 40 7 M
t 40 ft; DIM1
1 40 M 40 120 7 40
' 44 (,-! 120 7 424
7 44 77 24B 140 J st'a
1 44 ie :-rj o 7 so
7 46 n JIB 40 7 M
t 44 74 )4 40 7 4.1
7 70 to 100 40 7 tS
7 70 74 iiT 0 7 It
7 70 71 '.so l 7 U
7 70 h M 1) J (5
7 70 4 J4J 12. 7 4.,
1 70 u 1KI 40 7 14
1 70 17 1st 40 7 US
1 T.4 lit .214 240 1 if.
7 n CD 117 80 7 46
1 74 51 l.i ... 7 u
7 74 ...24 ... 7 fcl
7 li 7J 115 140 7 40
7 74 74 ."4 ISO 7 40
1 74 II K4 ... 7 ')
1 74 74 211 120 7 to
7 74 Ik 21 ... 7 0
t 74 it 211 40 7 to
7 17 41 1SI ... 7 MS
1 10 It 1 ... 7 i
7 10 77 2,4 ... 7 14
7 10 17 til 144 7 14
1 40 47 iH ... 1 sa
7 10 M 1111 ... 7 44
7 40 - 74 172 10 IX
7 10 44 143 SO t 00
7 tO 10 114 ... 4 00
1 40 IS I4 80 1 Oft
7 10 74 2Jt ... I 10
7 10
24 steers.. ..124 5 75 U ste-rs. ...124 6 74
7 steers.. ..1228 6 50 5 (rieers. ...U0 6 60.
Benton
67 steers.... 1144 4 i
HOGS There u.s a very good demand
for noas tins morning, boih shippers and
packers apparently Having Ubeiai orders
no as l.,i auv.cea ti-o.a outer sailing
points were also encouraging, tne niarku
opened in vny goou snaur. Larly sama
wei generally reported ai 6c higher than
yeste, -ay and Hie trade nas reasonably
active at f'e advance. A consideraoie pro
portion of the hotts sold at 7.i(a,.V an 1
on up as high as 4 10 for the best. After
the better giades nad been selected out
and snippers had secured what they
wanted, me trade came to a standstill,
packers declaring that they wouid buy
ths remainder of the receipts at prices
steady Willi yeierday or leave them un
sold. As will be readily understood, tna
market became very duil, salesmen work
ing hard to sustain value, and It was
late bet. ire a final clearance was effected.
Tha market closed with all of the early
advance lost and In some rases salesman
who had heavy packers thought that the
did not set out as good as yesterday, ril II I.
aenerally speaking, the market closed
about on a level with yesterday.
It will be noted that today's top. Is 10.
makes a new high record price for hog.
the highest paid so far this year having
siiiiibt'-Late trading in the sheep barn
yesibraay oitieied veiy iltiia iroin early
ruUiHia as tar as pr.ees wee cuiiceueu.
Fai slieep coinmanueu generally su-una
piices; lat lambs looked lo be a miade
tower and feeuera held auout sieady. lJi Me
ntally eveiyiiiing was uoid In pretty good
season, deaplie liberal receipts.
Today's run was of soiuuwhat larger
proportions than yeslerday a. About eighty
aouoie decks were scheduled for arrival,
but several shipments were deiaed and
failed lo snow up ou the early market. The
big end of supplies consisted of teeuer sheep
and lambs.
Killing sheep were rather sticky seller at
the Ui-. iticie apptiui eu ,u bti ua-
sunuiiiy ftCiive inquiry tiom packers tor de
sliablu fat sheep, but It required some ef
fort on the part of salesmen to convert
Inquiry Into actual trading figures. Vafties
however, ruled about steady with yester
day. One string of wethers changed hands
at $4.65.
Conditions surrounding the feeder trsde
were unchanged.- Plenty of buyers ueru
on hand and tne market was not lacking
In snap and life. Late shipments, of course,
hud a tendency to delay trading and, as
Is usually the case, there was hardly
enough thin stock sold early to put the
trade on a working basis. As the morn
ing progressed, buyers got busy and or
ders were filled in good season. Must
nrli-aa were lust about steady.
Fat lambs were the conspicuous invalids
this morning. Supplies were hardly nor
mal. heavy receipts considered, and the
quality on an average was nothing extra.
There waa very little activity to early
trade; In fact. It required some strategy to
secure bids and then they were anout iu
15c lower than yesterday. The bulk of sup
plies changed hands on an easier basis
with the general market not far from a
dims lower.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, $7 00ft 7. 50; fsir to good
lambs, $i.6fiij)7.00; good to choice yearlings,
$5.0u36.35; fair lo good yearlings, $4 aV.&5 00;
good to choice wethers, $4 40u4.75; fair to
good wethers. $4.1054.40; fair to good ewes,
$3 Soft. 00.
Quotations on f seder stock: fair to choloe
lambs, $6.75ai4.50; fair to choice yearlings.
I4 40-35 30; fair to choice wethers, $3.5034.25.
Representative sales:
No. AV. Price
19 Wyoming lambs, culls
578 Wyoming wethers
515 Wyoming yearlings, fefders
123 Wyoming yearlings, feeders
303 Wyoming ewes, feeders
132 Wyoming ewes, feeders
SM Wyoming lambs, feeders ...
feeders ...
feeders ,,.
culls
4.50; calves, t5.FA6S.25. ' Texas and Indian
steers, $3.500.10; cutis and heifers, $2.39.
&4.86.
HOGS Receipts, 7,600 head. Market
lower. PiK and lights, $6.008'8.00; packers,
$;.i5di7.96 butchers and . best heavy, $3.004
8.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4.40H
head. Market lower. Native muttons, $3.40
n,.w: iuiiiuh. 4K.OO-M.7.35; culls . and buck,
$2.50a4.75; stockers, $.0W3 55.
t il If AtiO LI VIS "TOCK MIRKET
Best Cattle teady to . At rontv Hons
Hteadr ts Higher.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1. CATTLE Receipts,
estimated at 17,000 head; market for besl,'.
steady tn strong, others rather, weak;
steers, lo.oWrK.OO; cows. $.1.50ir5.2S; heifers,
$3.504j.00; bulls, $.1.004; calves, 3.0oy
DUO; stockers and feeders, $n.76W5. 15.
HOGS Receipts, eHtlmated at 1S.O00 head;
market, steady to 5c higher; choice heavy,
$h.lttji8.25; butchers, $8.0io;t.20; llKht mixed,
$7MirriK0u; choice light, $.0otiR.2O; parkin.
$7.n0'ii 7.75; pigs, lj.iy 7. W; bulk of sales,
$7.70(fiS.10. .
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, esti
mated at 25.000 head; market steady to 15c
lower; sheep. J4 0uu5.00; lambs, $6.7&U7.Mj
yearlings, Jo.OOb.50.
Kansaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSA SCITT, Sept. 1. -CATTLE Re
reipls, 11.000 head, Including 2,000 southerns
Market steady to 10c- higher, t'liolce ex
port and dressed beef steers, $6.2iVu7.7(; fall
to good, I4.75ra41.20; western steers, 13.704
6.50; stockers and feeders, $2.75,,.4&; soulu- ,
ern steers, $2.fc5i4.50; southern cows, 00'j
8.00; native cow a, $2.004.00; native heifer-t,
$3.00C(i.76; bulls, tli.JO-dJ. W; calves, $.'i.50(ii7.7G
HOiiS Rteipts, 0.000 head. Market it
hltrlu-r. Top, t.10; bulk of sales, . $7.7!V1
8.06. Heavy, $7.HO-u8.07H; packers and butch
ers, $7,8018.10; light, $7.fM8.06; pigs. $5.M
7.25.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 0,0o
head. Market weak. Lambs, ItOVrTW;
yearlings. $4.5ftri5.2fi; wethetrs,' aitvflOOj
ewes, $4.O0(i74.76; stockers and feeders, $3 01
4J4.50.
Blottx City Live Stoek Market.
SIOUX CITY, Ia., Sept. l.(Speclal Tele
gram.) HOGS Receipts. 3.200 head; mar
ket, 5o higher; range of prices, $7.5087.8$;,
bulk of sales, $7.55y7.70.
CATTLE Receipts, 2,000 head; market,
steady; beeves. $4.0047.50; oows, $VO(V4.0O;
feeders, t:?.7I'j6.00; yearlings:., I3.00& 4,00.
' ' .. ' ,1
Stoek In lrM. , j, 4
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
western markets yesterday ware;
catue Hogs, uneep.
South Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joseph ....
Kansas City ,
St. Ixiuis
Chicago
Total
.. 8.350
.. 8,200
.. 3.500
..H.OtiO
.. 6,200
..17,0410
6.3V2
-. 1000
k.OOO
,0CX
'1.4X10
18.000
10,260
'i.'ooo
0.000
4 K
26.000
.41.050 . U,m . 60,660
C40 Wyoming lambs,
2i'8 Wyoming lambs,
33 Wyoming lambs,
100 wertern lambs ..
16 western ewes ....
94
..100
.. M
.. 82
.. 07
..103
.. 61
.. 6s
.. 2
.. 47
72
101
Metal Market.
new york. sept. Li-metals'. -The
mu ket for Slundnrrf copper was 'quiet, but
steady today. The London market was
euxy and lower at, 5.1 2s M for spot; and
M 1 for futures Locally Lake copper
was quoted at 313 00frl3 37't; electrolytic at
t12-H7'!i.3.k2Vt: casting, I13.76ttlt.00. 'Tin wss
eHk. with spot and September oloHlng at
$V00o8i.2ii; October., $:K).00ii :tfl.25: November,
$'i) trfVoao.40; Iiecember, $30 .HnO.Vi, Tha
EiiKllsh mxrket was weak and lower alao
with spot closliiK at 137 7s Ad and futures
at Ki& 7s m1. Lead was sternly, with spot
at tl ?.',-(! 4 40 New York, and at $4 20114 30,
eaet St. Louis d-ilvery. The London mar
ket was unchanired at 12 lis 3d. Spelter
wss steady at $65i5 75 New York, and at
$5,5515.70, east St. Louis delivery. Ixin
don whs unchanged at 22 10s. Th Eng
lish Iron market wss unchanged at 31a
4- d. for-Cleveland warrants. Iially the
nu.rket was firm; No. 1 foundry, northern,
1S.2jVi IK. 75: No. 2 foundry, northern. No. 1
4 15 foundry, southern nd No. 1 foundry,
6.D southern, soft. $17.7W( m 25.
XI. IAH 1. Kept. 1. mktai.s Lead, dull
t $4.25. Spelter, weak at $5 65.
$3.75
4.06
6.27
6.26
3.4-1
0 25
.25
4 76
6 25
4 00
Jose ak 1.1 ve Stock Market
Mlnueapulls Vraln Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mlnrl., Sept. 1 -WHEAT
September. St'ac; December, 02c; May,
W'4c; No. I hard. D'J'c; No. 1 northern.
St.
ST. JOSEPH. Sept. 1. CATTLE Re-f i ' J"'rll'ern- . P"0' 1
relpts, 1.500 head: market steady to 10c . n ",hfr ' V.l, ' i .- ,r, ,
lower steers. $4. Ml 7 00; cows and heifers, I iv"nT i ?' 2SW'-'.
$v ;a,i0o; calves. $1.008 00. Pnts. I5.1.y5 Jlt -'r.. H46'i.;
HOGS Receipts, 4.000 head; market 10c . """-nd clears, Ij.soflJ 50.
higher; top, $h 10; bulk of sales, $;.Ou7.05
SHEEP AND LAlUiS-Htreipla. 2.000
head; market steady; lambs. $4 007. 26.
St. l.onls Llva atoek Market.
ST. LOl'IS, Kept. 1. CATTLE Receipts.
6 Lis) head. Including 1 000 Texans. Market
for natives, steady; Texans, higher Na
tive shipping and export steers, l',.4oi7 M;
dressed beef and butcher steers, $o 2,t-4 3;
steers under 1 duo lbs., $4 00jj6 40; stockers
and feeder. $! '(14 Ml. cows and hoi'ei a,
$a.2ut6.oV; canners, $2.25 3 00; bulls, $3 00.
Dcrbcrl E. Gooch Co.
Brokers and Dealers
.aaX3t. faVOTIglOtt. BTOCsIa,
Osuaaa Office i tlO . T. X,lfa Bidg.
leu 3'elepbciae. Douglas aal.
ladtpeadena. aV-Siai aad A-tllX
bides, ana Largest House la the af-aia-