1
TI1K RKE: OMAHA. THUHSDAY. SKITKMBER 2.7. Ism
"
A.
A
1 I
i
AND PRODUCE MARKET
parents. t4Vf6nr), firn clears. 117-456;
second cle.tra. f J MtS .T)
AK4TMFR IN TIIK G ft 1 1 BELT
reheat Continun Strong and Sella !Palr Th-r.4.
Higher After Steady Opening;.
"RUSH FOR CASH SETTLEMENTS
flrr
Mkt at
Menre nf Kioiik t aeat Id
horl in rrr alara 111
M ihrr I nrn Market I. ark
Xtiy rartlralar Saaa.
Sllahtlr Cooler.
OMAHA Neb.. Sept. . 1IW
The southern iiumi, rioted In the preced
ing report as rnirl ovfr the lower Mis
sissippi valley, swept northward over the
middle Mississippi ami lower Ohio vllee
during the last twenty-four hours and la
centtsl ovr the upper Uk region thla
morntrg This disturbance covered a very
'de aiea, and affected the entire country
I east of the Rocky mountains, and u
I violent and destructive in localltlea In ta
' path from the Gulf up the valley to tha
tlieal lake. An area of high pressure, ac
companied hy clearing and decidedly colder
K ML I hi hul nruaH ivr Ihn entire arMt.
i, u'" -rnnal and aold hlaTher ,., port-,.n of tn, t.0ntrv. Temperatures
siea-1 opening. Shorts til ' li , i. ,,...,. ... .......I Wvnmlnl.
..piloi, are unable. to ""'I hmi rn Idaho. nd Yellowstone Dark, and
NEW YORK STOCKS ANDBONDS
Market ia Weak Because it it Poorly
Supported.
J.1; wot king halanre In treasure of
fice. 127. . ..-;. In bank to credit of treas
ur.T of United Slates. ot 444 1"0. subaid
larv stiver coin. t23.iM2: m'nor coin,
2.0.Kn7: total balance In iteneial fund. If2.-74T.UI.
LEADERS APPARENTLY CUT
'MAMA. September 1 :"
ep-c t)ty j. i Ion are unable to find
erniir'i ai iiinl stuff to supply their Kale
wl il e reuM la there la e 'scramble on
" -Miil c Huh ei tleniente. There la evl-
oe-.ce t,f enough wheat aold ahort to force I
''e .urn nmrket larks anv particular
ap srir' la rullri(C very quiet while the
"lie trader" are giving all attention to
I eat
W.tesi had a final biilare early, but enacd
if al.arplv later owing to heavv profit
1a and little or no new buying. Shlp
f Itn' demand la ery moderate and lower
e'ue irr In order.
Corn ea ' erv week with lota of preeaure
sr'Png of long eltiff. Rtlla were let
"IB o of thelt Hnea and taklnr. profits.
Hereirta n Ilsht. but the rssh deinnnd
aa aton and sines were aoft.
1 "rlniarv wheat recelnte wete 1.4f", ( hu
f i ' a) 'omenta were t'1 ftfi) hn.. against i
I r, pfa la at v.,- of t. swoon hit., and a'llp-
Wf'lroarv i , n lei'einta wete S.Vi.flcn h-: a d
1 '1 'hmenla e: V) bit.. Itn'l -1 i, e' )i
laat i ai ,,f MT.friO hit. aa I h rm-n a uf
'f hu
flearancee irc tS.OOO hu. of torn. 1 WW
hu of nata and wheat and flour. eil to
l-tverpool cloaed Vitt'Sd higher on wheat
ann "ijd
Local
hvy and killing froata occurred throuit
out that aecuoii. Tha weatern hlh tem-
P'utuie will extend over the central vai-
vlthlti the pent twenty-rour noura.
and the weather will be fair and cooler
In thla vlcinliv tonight, and fair and con
tinued cool Thursday.
Itei'urd of temperature and precipitation.
conip:iri-d with the corresponding day of
the IhM three yeara. .
1H0B W lSKT? lPf
Mipltnuni tcmperatura M 7 55
I'lenpliailon T .00 .00 .Oil
NoMiinl timpeiaiure for today. M degreea.
I'eflrli-ncv In precipitation alnce March 1.
of an Inch.
Iieflclenty corresponding period In IHOK.
2 a: Indies.
I ii-f .cifin roi irspondlng period In 1!W.
li.M niches.
I.. A. WKI.KH. lcal Forecaatar.
f orn a ad W ai-al
l'"or (imalia Neb..
hoina ending at
iliic. Wednesday
Rrgtta HaUetta.
for the twenty-four
g a. m , TBfh meridian
September 12. ISO:
OMAHA IU9TRICT.
loaer on foin.
'anire of optlona:
Artlclea. cren ' High.! Low. ! Cloee. Y
pi...l SS'
I'ec... ! i .i n
f'.rn- !
pt... t'4 Kt'j 4S i'4S
I'ec... 7l rs
flats- (!'
s-pt .. rs y ; "its'
nec.i a:. 3;, '
9'
Omaha
W II KAT o.
hard, T'iIiMUjc
rrv o. .:,
!' 11 X.i.
"! ; No.
1'tC
(ana
hard.
rrlcea.
9PVo-l.f'i:
No. t rprlng. Wtfa"'
SSi9S3,c; No. X tttc;
? yellow. tmdKIV;;
2 white, t'-,c; No. 3 white
sh i ii'i a
Asilaod. N'b
Auhiji'ii. Neb
I roki n Row, Neb.
t'. Iiiu.litif , Neh. . ,
i lilhei 'mn. Neb
: Falrhury, Neb
Knii inor. , Neo. . ,
(ir. Mmid, N.b.,
i Ha tingion. Neh
' Hastings. Neb
Holilrene, Neb..,
flakilale. Neb
Ooiahii. Neh
T k .mah. Neb...
I Ih
;('urtoll, la
I on iiiuh. in
-Temp.
Mat. Mln.
No.
No.
No.
Ia.
5
74
Hi
7
73
71
S3
W
7S
i8
R7
r.4
4.1
44
47
I..'
Ml
no
47
42
4K
4
54
52
r
'0
.0
4'.
fa)
Rain
fan
.21
.M
.00
r
.00
.04
T
.10
.25
.Oil
.00
.01
.p)
IB
.57
..II
.02
for
Skv
t'lotidv -rioudy
I lear
t'loudjr
Clr
t'loudy
floudy
Cloudy
'loudy
Cloud v
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
t.'loudy
Cloudv
Cloudy
Cloudv
Cloudy
twelv-hour
lou. r.7,(jSHi4c';
i while. 37W38c;
in i: No. i. c
Cllicaajo . .
Minneapolis
Omaha . . .
Liuluih . . .
mixed. 3HH'rt37c: No. 1 yel-
No. 3 white, 3V4i:nc; No.
standard. Mc.
No. 1, t7rdic.
4 a riot hrcelpta.
Wheat. Cm ti
34 t5
381
20 4 3
683
liaia.
104
HU At.O 4iKAlN AND PHUVIIO
Craturea of the Trad In at aad CloalOaV
I'rlcea on Board of Traale.
CHICAHO. Sept. 22. Wheat price
ttoke violently today on heavy Ihiuidat lou
following a tresh advance at tne atart
nd September advanced to $1.07 and
I .ei cmher to $1.00. Tire market closed
weak at almost the bottom, with prices
'4j', r,c below yesterday. Corn and
dm t s also closed weak, but provtalnns were
! It rn.
.Shorts ,ere again active bidders for
Hepteniln r eiirly In Hie dav and with
alight offering the price was readily
forced upward. The sharp advance stimu
lated more active selling toward midday
iiid prices heM8.li lo decline. A correction
'In RradMtreet'n statement of the world's
visible supply as puhllnhed yesterday,
which augmented the Increase bv nearly
I OOft.O'Mi bushels, and made the "total In-
reu-e mora than 11.00,0ti0 bushels, ac
centuated the weakness. September broke
from $ 1.07 to 1, 04 and December from
11.00 Hi I.u04 to !, itt9Bc- KIiimI uuo
tatlona on the former were at 11.05 and
at B&c for the latter. Liberal sales of
fcptemper by cash Interests caused
eauuesa
at a I moat
4' to I
Data weakened-In tha final half owing
lo the slump In wheat and corn. Prices
at the close were off W6t He.
Provisions mere firm all day. Prlcea al
the close were unchanged to 7H'ul0c
higher. .
'I he range of quotation wa aa follows:
WIKIa. la
' i "SIOUX ( ' I I v .
' 'Minimum temperature
period ending at I a. m.
Ujol'KlCT AVEKUflKe.
No. of Temp. Rain.
Central Stations. Max Mi'- Inches.
Culcago. Ill 2Ti 74 65 .
Columbus, 0 17 71 M .04
lies Moln-s, la.... 14 71 H4 .U
Indiiinapolls. Ind.. II 74 S4 .3X
ln.sus City. Mo.. 20 84 f.S .22
LuulMVille, Kv 17 80 is
Mlnneapolia. Minn. 24 M 44
Omaha. Neb la 10 W .23
St. Louis. Mo 12 70 U 1.23
The weather la much cooler In all por
tions of the corn and wheat region, except
Ohio, Indiana unu Kentucky, where It is
MiKlitly warmer. Float occurred in tha
extr.-me upp.-r Missouri valley. Heavy rain
falls were general in all portions within
the last twenty-four hours and were ex
cessive in the St. Louis and Chlcutro dis
tricts. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster Weather Uureaa
Rtnisri That They Have d Their i
Holdlaca Caaaea Halt la Heeala J
Ilea Steel harea Agala
Actl.
NKW YORK. Sept. 22 Various ostensi
ble reasons were advanced for the weak
ness of the stock market today. The real
reason was the suspicion that the leaders
In the prolonged advance In prlcea were
selling or had aold their holdings. The sup
port accorded the market was not of that
effective character that has been manifest
at any period of pressure for a long time
past. Tula action engendered the fear that
the almost limitless resources at the com
mand of the men credited with the specu
lative leadership were no longer being em
ployed In further accumulation and in pro
tecting values of holdings already acquired.
The belief that this process has been go
ing on Is fostered by the number uf stories
recently influential in stimulating specu
lative buying which have failed of con
firmation. The glaring instance of the Cen
tral Railroad of New Jersey dividend,
which was left under yesterday, drew par
ticular attention to this subject, owing to
the very heavy speculation which has con
verged on Reading In the expectation that
thla dividend waa to be raised. A summing
up of other recent predictions which have
proved unreliable was going on today and
there waa a disposition prevalent to mis
trust intimations of intended dividend In
creases, the granting nf valuable subscrip
tion rights and the perfecting of Important
deals .which have done good service for
long time past.
The sensational demonstration of strength
In ('tilted States steel as the market op
ened was of very moderate effect on the
general list. For half an hour fully two
thirds of the total dealings were made up
of Cnlted States Steel, but by that time
It had lost its Initial rise of H. which had
extended Its record price bv that much to
'. In Reading, I'nlon Pacific, St. Paul
and other recent speculative favorites,
meanwhile, the reallxlng sales were pushed
persistently and wide Inroads were made
on their prices. The minify market showed
no signs of disturbance, but the statistics
nf the banking position make it evident
that resoutces for merely speculative oper
ations on a scale of millions which had
been so employed recently are becoming
restricted. The private discount rate rose
again today In London and Kerlln, admon
ishing would-be borrowers that the period
of easy concessions on that side waa com
ing to an end.
Bonds were steady. Toltal sales, par
value. $4.M2.OU0. Cnlted States bands wero
unchanged on call.
;innlifr of wiles and leading quotations
on stocks today were as follows:
galas. High. Low. cioaa.
ra York Moaey Market.
NF.W YORK. Sept. 22 -MON FY-On call,
firm, at 23 rer cent; ruling rate. r per
cent; closing bid. 2 per cent; offered at 1
per cent. Time loans, about steady; alxly
dsva, i per cent; ninety daya. 3'u4 per
cent: six months. 4'4,4lai per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILK PAPKH-4tti
KXCHANOE Uteady, with
J.00
0fl
1.000
l.irno
S.o
l.no
(Mill
M
MOW VOItK (i K K H A I. MAHKRT
(aiiutatlnna of the Day oa Various
Com mod It lea.
NKW YORK, Sipt. 22 FLOUR Receipts,
25.tK bbls. ; exports, 6.7O0 bbls.; firm; mo.ier
aic r i ni.r ..vl InncKOi a patents, 16 1OM6.60. Mln
nixitu oi Kers. 4. 006 oc, winter patents,
$ 00..4; winter straights, M.t6p4.96; winter
extras. (4 2V l.0; winter low grade, fit I0o
35.1.0; siraTdMe. $4.8f.ufil0. Rye flour, firm;
fair lo good, f4.24KU4.3u; cnoiCf to laoc., ,
4.;itov4..iO.
CORNMKAL Steady; white and velluw.
fl.h041.tlS; coarse. Jl.MKrtl.5; kiln dtled, 13.65.
Hi li null; No. i western, ioc, i. o. o.,
New York.
bARLfcY Steady; feeding, MfitSOc., c. I. f.,
New York.
WHKAT Receipts, 44.400 bushels. Spot
maraei, nrui; jo. 2, tea, it. 14, nominal eie
er ny cash interests caused a I",,.: v.. i t, .7 ,
s In corn The market ,,,.rt weak valor; No. i. red. 11.11. nominal t. o. P.,
in ih. n ir nominal, f. o. b.. afloat. l p to
Articles.! Open. High. Low. Close. Yesy
Wheat
Sept.
llec.
May
Coll
Sept.
I ee.
May
Oa ' s
Sept.
. I iff.
May
Sept.
' Jan.
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
t ibs
Sept. Oct.
Jan.
l on
1 00
1 o:t
I
I 07 I 1 04V
I 0CV, !V0.al
1 0B! 1 02
f.?i;7!
MOVWai
I 401,;
42tfiH!
i I
! 24 10
I 18 20 I
I
1 Oft
1 02'l
7V H6i,
H7H
inld-uay, when hearUh coirectio.i In
world s stocks stal led heavy unloading.
! wheal was firm and at time, Vc to Sc
' higher, reflecting tighter southwest r
! ceipts and a continued good milling de
: mand. The late break destroyed all eaiU
! Inipiovenient except of September, wnlc:i
i was up 2c on a strong casn Situation.
Other months were partly jc lower. Sep
tember cloaed, fl.14; December closed, fl:08;
I Mav closed. 31. OKU.
CORN Receipts. 1.100 bushels: exnoria.
1.600 bushels. Hpot market, eaav: No. 2.
nominal rirvaior aim ,.'. sdl
No. 2. new, tsUac, nominal f. o.
us
4T
44
t
9
4H
1 ' 1
S.IKI l
24 l) 1011.
nai I: in
4.ll 1.14S l'a
U.." HIS
Jfl 101
Ml.
MS
7SH 7.1S
4K'
;i 36 'a
HI. K
i-S V
lii
1 4:1 W
1MH4,
3D
1,'H l,a 1I9.
M4
700 I IH 116 1S4'
7, l. 117', 1174
K
SR U4
4 600
ii0
4.2m)
5H
I.4IKI I?.'. 1R2'4 IKS
4.ik 43 li '
;
31
12.JO0
100
S-ni
M0
14',
7
III
ia
36 400 U2H
niv 71
it
73
M
100 T 71 77
4, XV 147aj lll'i I4II
too I MS 1US
ll'l 1I4S ltas 12S
l.) 44 47S 41
7.40.)
4.500
4t'4
MS
400
t.
(00
HO'a'HO lqHh2''ft'
3'4l t2 2V&V3V8
1 I I
O'iiTO'AtiHia'H'i'S SSSW-H
:tii( am,
HI 41Ti 4I7,j 42
I
24 10 I 24 10
18 22HI IH 16
I
I 14 10 I 34 10
18 17W II ns
1 ov
1 (Kl
I 0.1 ; old, 7KWC,
neilvered ;
b.. afloat, winter shipment. Option market
h Birnuy ana quiet, closing partly. 'c
net, higher. September closed. Too; Decem
ber closed, 71c.
OATS Receipts. .S9.500 bushels; spot mar
ket, steady; mixed. 4l'aJU42c; natural whlie.
42U4bc; clipped white, 4.i74Hc.
iiAY Ktuudv; ciiipping, .no. 3, 7oag0c;
gOOd tO Choice, KtKil'.K'iC.
ItlDliS-lMHl; Bogota. 18!tl!H.c; Central
America. 20'ic.
PROVISIONS Heef. steady; family, 114.00
aft 14..U: mess, l 1 tH il ,i; oeef nains, SJ4V.I
te2.00; packet, f 12 0u.( 12 .SO; city extra India
mess, 320.00(1 20MI. Cut meats, firm, pick
led bellies, f 13.bVt'127f,; pickled hams. 112 50.
Lard, strong; mludle weat, 12 .tMJil. .6;
rellned. firm; continent, $13,00. South
America, ll:l.6o; compound, ft. Pork firm'
family. 323.6iV(j24 00; short clear, ..uii
2oll; mess. 32h.Uvti26.60.
TALLOW Steady (f2 per pkgV. uc; cuun
try tpkgs. free), tiajtuaio.
RICK Steady; douieatlc, 2Vi47c; patua.
Otitic.
I'OILTHY-Allve firm; western chick
ens, pic; fowls, 15Vc; turkeys, 15c; Uia-d,
easy; western chickens, l&4)2oc; fowls, Lag
Flax No. 1 southwestern. 31Sfiv,: lu ;TTi:R-FI. m; creamery ar.ae.iala.
CIIKKSt; Steady ; skims, full to special.
OKI I K.
! 12 22HI 12 30 I 12 124j
I 12 l."i 12 2im 13 15
I It "! 11 tUU, U 75 I
I 10 76 I 10 80 10 75
i I I I
I II P7V, 12 00 II 7UI 11 p.714
I 11 7m U 73V4I 11 1 11 87;
I H24jI 66 j M I V4j:
12 30 !
13 17U,
II W I
10 77m
12 20
12 10
II 724
10 70
11 (XI
11 I5
t9
No. 1.
Cash quotations were aa follows:
FLOVR Firm; winter patents, 3S.OO0
00; utralghts. t4.4.Vu 4 0; spring straights,
M.IW4i4 i"5; bakrta. (Vl.20i4 80.
R Y K 71c.
HARLKY Feed or mixing. ."8'.'.3c ; fair I
A ,rri"lrs malting. nS(B40.
-n.-t.i-.tis
o. 1 northwestern, fl.46. Timothy, f2 25i
J.J. Clover. 81:1.75.
3110
l.loo
,MH
400
mo
PUOVISlO.Ntt-Pork. mess.
I 4J24.10. Iird. per 100 lbs., f 12 37
f tides (loose). 311.7511 U.07S,. she
I .boxed). 1 12. .17 Mi 12.0O.
"rea tnerlea, 24Vu2!k;;
hogs,
dairies.
per bbl.. :M0f.
S; short 1 UiS.
ahort clear sides
Total clearance of wheat and floue w.er.
jual to M.0IW bu. Primary receipta were
1.46.iKI bu.. compared with l.MMi.ono bu. the
corresponding day a year ago.
K.stlmated recelota for tomorrow uk...
.-iw. ...in, i-iii, oais. tan cars
!4(KI head.
HI TTKH
22 ft
KuiiS Steady; receipts. 1,S02 cases; at
maik. cases Included. 18c; firsts, 32l,c'
prime firsts 24c.
CHKKShJ Steady: daisies. l."4t l."rc;
twins 14 1, 1;.. ; yuuni; Americas. lGSruliVc
long horns. 15Sc
POTATOKS Steady; choice fsncv. 52a
,Vc; fair to ood. 47'4j."i0c.
t WCLTRY-Steady; turkeys. 17. ; th'ck
W.,i. Kl'ri'i springs, l.To.
St. I.oala Ueaeral Market.
LOI'IS Sept. H.-WHF.AT-8tron-
, ' 1.01 11 .
'i.5.ti. ex tit
I "'; hard w Im
" "F.KI Tlmot
Articles,
ST.
ana niguer; (rack. No. I red cash, ti lii,.
i.I: No. haid. fl.0btil.114; i'c. ember.
tl.0'.: May. tl.044.
CORN 1 xiwer; track. No. 2 cash, tawff
'3c: neeember. i'4Bj'4c; May, ISc; No
white. Si(70i.'.
OATS Lower: tia. k. No. 1 cash, 441
I'ficmlifr. c; May. 41'tc; No. 1 whit
414c. '
YK-;4e.
i.('l l Mfaoy I4KI winter nalenia
fancy and straight, ft 7uu
Inter clears. H l.n4 4.
Tlmothv. H.OiV3.50.
I'OHNMEAUfl.o.
HKAN-Sttong; ..acked. cat trstk
1 Oi.
MAI . -tsd ; liiiKdhy
pi a trie. 3 0.(1 II ."4)
I HON COTTON TIK.S 4km .
TWINK-Tc.
PROVISION'S loik ..aw...
jfj" ,Vrd j"h'r: Prime steam. fll."oi J1"1'
' ni-ai. unrnanaccl - bovMl
xit. short. fl2n0; clear ribs, fij so- abort
.Irs.S IllTn. Racon unchanged; "boxed
r'aa 'iiTtJ l lb' ,I150; l,ort
POULTRY Firm; thickens, llw; aorinaa
1 ; turkeya. 15-tjlS.-, ducks. 4c; ge"";
KtiUtt Rarely steady; slste. Pennsvl
vania and nearby brown, fancy. 30ol:c,
gathered brown, 2tiu3oc.
Kanaaa Ity Cirala aad Provlaloaa.
KANSAS CITY. Sent. 22. -WHEAT -Cash,
unchanged; No. i Imrd. fl.04431.UT; No
. fl.01ftl.06; No. 2 red. fl.ltl; No. 3, fl Hfi
1.16; September, fl.024; lecember, rt'Vc;
May, fUiVac.
CORN Unchanged; No. 1 mixed, 1B0; No
3. i.st; No. 2 white. 87(0 t7c ; No. 3. 1.7
k,V; September. V4o; December, &c--Miiy,
tl'tc.
OATS-L'nchanged to 4c higher; No. 2
white. 42'u4ac; No. 2 mixed. 39640c.
L Y K , 2U i.'s.'.
HA Y Unchanged to 36c higher; choice
liiuoiuy. fll.Sttu 12.00; choice prairie, IH 0u4j;
.2o; choice alfalfa. fl3.75'i 14 T5.
UlfTTK 11 Creamery extras 2S4c; firsts,
2'tc: seconds. 244c; packing atock. 204c.
KUIIS Kxtrss. 2Ac; firsts. 22c; current re
ceipts, lac; seconds and dirties. He; south
erns, loss off 14c.
Receipts. Shlpm'ts.
Wheat, bu ll. ijoon
Corn, bu 24.00m 14 0O
Oats, bu S.O110 ih.lKH
Allla-Ohtloieis pro
Amalsamatsd Cnppar ....
Ameriran AfrUultural .
Am. Beat Sugar
Am. Oan pfd
Am. C. aV T
Am. Cotton Oil
Am. H. L
Am. Ice Hai-urtllaa
Ameriran Linseed
A marl, an Ijocomilra
Am. S. R
Am S ft pfd
Am. Sugar tiffining
Am T. T
Am. Tnbacro pfd
Ameriran Woolen
Aiiar.nda Mining Co
Atrhtpun
Airlmor. pfd .
A'lanllc I oaat Una
Flaltimore A Ohio
Hal. aV Ohio pfd
Re'nleham Htoal
Brooklyn Hipld Tr
Canadian I'aclllo
Central heaiher
Central Iaiher pld
Ctntral of Naar Jar.a.
Chaaapaaka aV Ohio
Tl.:ag.i A Altisl
Chicago Great Waalarn..
Chl.ag.. a N. W
v.. m. St. r
C, C, C. St. t
Colorado F. S I
Colorado A So
Colo. go. let pfd
nolo. A ta. 14 pfd
Conaolldatad Uaa
Com Produoca
Dalawara A Htldaon
Panvar at Rla (Iranda....
n. R. 0. pfd
ninlllara' gacurltlas ....
Brla
Krla lat pfd..,
Kris M pfd
Oaneral Blaolrlo
Oraat Norttham pfd
Oraat Nonhem Ore otla.
Illlnola Ontral
tnterborotigfa Mat
Int. Mat. pfd
International Harveater .
Int. Marina pfd
lute-national Paper
International Pump
Iowa ''antral
Kaitaae city So
K. C. So. pfd
LouleTllle A N
Minn. a Stl.t L
M.. Bu t IPt a .
Mlaaoiirl Paolfle .
M., K. T
M , K. T pfd..
National Blacttlt .
National Laad ...
N K. It. of 31. 'at pfd.
N. V., O. W I c-k.
ivorroik a w j.ero
North American 40)
Momhern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pannaylvsnla
People's Oaa
P . c c. A it L
Pre wad Steal Car
Pullman Polaca Car
Railway Steal Spring..
Reading
Rapuhlk Slaal
Rcpubllo Itaal pfd
Rock laland Co l.io
Hot'k laland Co. pfd sia)
at. l. a a. r td pfd :oo
St. Lonla W 1 n
st 1.. s. w. prd t (no
Sloaa-Shftrield S, A I Tut,
snumern pariric
Southern Hallway ...
t. Railway pfd
7'ennaeeee Oippar ....
Taiaa A Pacific
T.. 11. U I W
T, at. L. A W. pfd..
I'nlon Pacific
I'bIob Pacific pfd
V. 8. Really.'.
T. S kubber
V. Stert
I. R. Slael pfd
t:tah Copper
Va -t'arollna Charalcal
Wgbaati ,
Wtbaah pfd
Weatern Maryland ...
Wnilnghouee Rnjctrte 1101
Waalarn I'nlon tv.i
Wheeling A L 5,1,)
Wcc.ma.n Central
Total aalaa lor tha day, l.04.:oo Vharee
(.1
HI
4S
141
h'l
8'l
4.1S
r A.;ent.
STK.RLINO
actual business In bankers' bills at f4
fM.SW. for slxty.day bills and at f4.til
for demand; commercial bills, ft Mti4.84.
'SILVKR liar, 614c; Mexican dollars. 4c.
BONDS-Government, steady; railroad.
hea y.
ine following are tha closing quotations
an stocks and bonds
OMAHA LIVE STICK MARIET
Cattle Pouring Into Market at a
Lively Rate.
t. S. raf. t, rag
do coupon
IT. g. la. rag
do eetipt.n
V. S rag
do coupon . . . . .
Allla-Cha). st ta.
Am. Ap la
Am. TAT. c.
Am Tobacco 4a..
do a
Armour A C
Atchlaon gan
m ft. 4a
da ta
At. c. U lat 4a
Dal. A Ohio 4a
do 1S.S
do S W. ISa...
Brh. Tr. cr. 4i
Cm of Oa. (
Can. leather f.a
f. of N. J g. a..
Chea. A Ohio 4SS..
do ref. a
f'hlcaan A A. 1S.
C . H. W. 1. 4...
tin sen 4a
c m. A a p. g isa iS '
t. .Ml p. t. 4a.
0 col. 5e
do rt.1g. 4a
Colo, ind (a
Olo. Mid. 4a
C A fJ. r. A e tsa.
D. A H. c. 4a
I) R. (J. 4a
do ref. la
Il!tlllera la
Kile p. 1. 4a
do gan. 4a
do cv. 4a, aer. A.
do aerlea B
Ocn. Klec. rv. i'is
ill. (an. Ixt raf. 4a
l(li lrrt Mai. 4S
. ..lf"S Intl l M M 4 S
, . . MIS 'Japan 4a
....14)14 do 4Sa
.. lltS K. C. So. tat la
...117 L- 9 4' 111. . .
... If, LAN nnl. 4a
...101H M K. A T lat aa ...
4a. lOUX '(lo gan. 4S
.... 'S Mo. Pacific 4a
Ill N. R. H. of M 4SS
4Sa 3S N T. C. g 1S
a 10OS do dab. 4a. .
lltS'N V.. N. H.
11S c. aa
S X A W. lat c
looS do er. aa
ts So. Pacific 4a.
MS 'do la
O S. L. rftlg 4a
2S
7IS
HI
MS
74',
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MS
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2S
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... IS
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in, Pnit ca. J'aa If ( . M4
KK.Ca an con. 1'
177 Reading gan. 4k
,014 ( L. A 8 r. fg 4a tS
101 do gan. 3a S
74S" L S. W. c. 4a... 7tS
!S 1,1 tlo 4 US
HH sea noaj-a A . 1 48 . . . M.
Pacific c. aa a
714 do ct. 4a 1044
do lis raf 4a P44
lS8o Railway ta. Ill
in do gan. 4a II 14
:l I'nlon Pacific 4a im
S do ct. 4a. nt.
IH. do lal A raf. 4a IMS
17 1' R. ItuLber a I",".
:S I' Steel id lii .1 r.s
764 Va -faro.- chem. aa H4
KSWahaah lat ht.
74 do lal ex. 4a .
gjv.Watam Md. 4a...
76 Wan. Klec. cv. la.
If Wia. Caniral 4a. . ..
M
.11
. 754
. MS
. 4S
arS
lloaton Pltorka and BontU.
BOSTON. Sept. 22. Money, call loans. 34
&4 per cent; time inans, tVjo pr cert.
Closing quotations wete:
Atihituu adj. 4a I.i Aritona Coin 4f4
do 4a Id'S Atlantic
AtchlKin R. R 'l'SBinia Coalition MS
do ptd 1'44tal. A Arliona 1"4S
B'.an.n A Albanr -' Cnl. A tlacla ITU
Iloaioti A Wilne Its Centennial S
Ponton Kiavaled til ("..vper Range 11
rit.hbtirg pfil 1104ralv Wait
I'nlon Pacific 21.(4 Franklin 17
m. Araa. Chem 444 Oranby 100
do prd 104 Greene Cananea 94
Am. Pneu. Tube I lila Royala 1?S
Amar. Pngar ltt Mia Mining 1
do pfd 124 Michigan 1S
Am. T. A T 1414 Mohawk i
Amcr. Woolen 1S Mt.nt. C. A C !
do pfd 1";4 Nevada ...244
r. m. I. A S 60 t'l.l Iiomlulon 144
Eiiiann Klec. Illu .,"2 flf.aola 141
General P.lectrlc Hi Parrat M4
Mttai. Kleclrlc lC4gulnry 114
do pfd 74 Shi.nnun 15
Maaa. Gaa 4 Tamarack 714
Cnlted Krull 'b4 Trinity U4
t'nliad S. M 47.41'. . Mining i?s
do pfd ill I'. B. Oil J44
f . steal 4 t'lali 46
do pfd 12 ''rtorB
Adventure 4 Winona 74
Alli.uer. 69 Wolverine lf2
.malgnmated aM North Rutta a)4
HOGS ARE NOT QUITE SO STRONG
Active tellers la Far ( Hea
R ere lata. While Parkett Are
a Little low.
SOi:TH OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. 23. 1909.
Receipt were: Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Official Mondav 10 2"! 2 127 21.277
Official Tucsdav 7.tNI 4 445
Estimate Wednesday .... 6 "0 4 800 26 000
Three days this week. .23.72 U 371 73.215
Same dnvs Isst week. . . .24 M s 74.W"!
Simt davs 2 weeks ago..24.S7 16.307 37.i3
Same davs 1 weeks ago. .2.1.2111 17.161 M.6.12
Same davs 4 weeks ago.. 2fi. 703 1H.!M 42.131
Same days last year. . . .22.0i3 11.733 f2.&.0
The following table ahows the receipts
or cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with last
1000,
71S.727
1.776.401
l,2w),61!
table
1K0S.
3.r7
1 lktl.227
1.234.044
ahows
Inc.
34.660
year:
Cattle
Hogs
Sheep
Tha following
price of hogs at South Omana for
several daya with comparisons
Dec.
the
124. S2H
,. 73. 526
average
tha last
Data. I 1809. La.lSO7..190.l!0u.13O4.ll!'03.
Sept. ...
Sept. 10..
Sept. 11..
Pept. 12..
Sept. 13. .
Sept. 14..
Sept. 16..
Sept 1..
Sept. 17..
Sep. ;g..
Sept. 19..
Sept. 20..
Sept. 21..
Sept. 22..
7 I
7 374'
1
t 6
I 6l
TI
7
7 7; ( M
I 044 f H
I 064
8 OMh
t 14
6 K
i 33
f 14
I
I 17
a
t ooj
8 V.4!
1 12 I
W4i
s Sfl
Ml f 84
8 82 6 7H
I 83; 5 72
I 83
6 6
( K)i
00
01
f
S S8
a
6 K
3
I i 5 64
6 44, I fi
6 1
I 641 6 64
Xflre Place
ioF Savings
Is In a large, strong censervatlve bank
When you have
paved $10 take
out a 3?0 Certifi
cate of Ieposit.
Assets over
$i;,ooo,ooo.oo.
1
The l?nnk with
a special i.cpart
mcnt for the ex
clusive use of
women depositors.
First National Bank of Omaha
United States Depository. 13th and Farnam Sts.
Kntranre to Safety Deposit
Vaults Is on 13th Street.
11
( OH
( 02;
6 73! 08
( 87! 6 Ml 6 12l S 801 6 81
81, I 6 14, 6 33 6 75
I
t 211 t 11
6 141 5 61, I (4
6 141 5 57 I 63
i 2Si t 66 1 6 f
I 6 OI I M
5 8! I
6 7W 6 741
6 39 6 80
6 64
6 71
(LSD
6 61
6 80
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stork at
the Union Stock ards. South Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending al 3 p. m.
Septemeber 22.
RKCKIPTS.
Cat tie. Hogs Sheep. Hrs
C. M. & St. P 16 1..
Missouri I'acific 2 I
Wabash 3
Union Paclfl 35 17 til t
C. N. W.. east 4
C. A N. W.. west 142 2ft
C. St. . M. A 0 1 2
C. H. A y.. east 4
C. It. & 14.. west 83 8 1 9
C. K. 1. & 1. east 1 1
Illinois Central 1
Chicago Ureal Western. 3 1
Total Receipts 29 73 87 2
1U
MS
47
14
i;
140
71
44V
IJ
17 S
164
614.
4S
1 400 14
1.100 IMS 1634
4.HW 114 ai4
tr.
414
7
14
114
174
16
68
S
IM1,
161S
I4'
47 4
4S
as
ii
I, so
71
. M
4 m 111
0 14
00 71
MOO
Km
IS
71s
404
72
IM
SIA,
144 4
MS
41
714
ws
174
S
61
4 4
17
,4.lS
114
162
144
J
2iS
174
47S
4
44
7i4
1M4
3:
144
70S
40
73 4
l.ocai Srcirltlaa.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns,
jr., til4 New York Life llltlg., Omaha:
Bid. Aikad.
American Radiator Co., 7
City of Omaha's, 1927
Cudahr Packing Co
t'olumbua (Nab.) Electrla Light os,
talrago City Railway aa
Omsha Inurpendei.l Talephona 6s
Kaat St. Louta at Bub, (l, lfl
Kanaaa City Street Railway pfd
Kanaaa city Railway com
Michigan Stile Tela 6a
Nebraska Talephona Stock. 4
Omaha Uaa 5i. 1117
Omaha Electric Light A Powot 6a, lit
Omaha Eleetne Ught A Power pfd..
Omaha A C. R St. Ry. ta, lilt..'
Omaha C. B SI. Ry. la. 19:1 .......
Qn.aha A C. B. 8t. Ry. pfd., 6
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry. com., 4
Omaha A C. B. Ry. A Brldsa Pfd A 4.
.111
.1014
.
. 144
.101
.
.
. II
. 474
. 19
. I9S
. M
. 914
. 11
.100
. 4
. 14
70
4
1.11
lots
1 4
.i
1014
U
I'D
81
41
100
im
H
1004
14
101
100
M4
Omaha Water Co. 6a. 1144 044
Swift and Company 6a. 114 t 11
oath Omaha Sewer 44a, lMI.,,.f......1004
Unloo Stock Yarda. Omaha, l7i. dir. M
444
ao
1014
101
tv
91
114 11&4 n..'a
l.iw 104 lis I9s
6ft
New Vor Central, ei-dlT.. 17.100 1174 11S4 11.14
604
4
414
S4
1
494
:i
82S
11.100 167S 16S4 IS.4
1.100 164 14'a M
111.11 141 !4',v 14. S
W 114 II64 nvt
mo
mo
us
4',
MS
41
4
1W,
S
4'A 414.
.if 1714 147S 17S
1.T00 10 101 4 1CII4
'a
7t4
ns
74
11
44.100 ut' 111
.7u 11s n
714
174
MS
SIS
71S
7 to4 a
i.ew lot
1.100 4-.
54S
S
Clio) IS', )2S
w 004 M)
41
I.14
614
US
71
64
s
4
S
l.1
1(
1.1XM)
600
1.400
. 1 0
814. 100
I'"'
600
i.:md
70s
I7S
t',4
M
IS
US
76' '
iS 1
!'S ,
1.11
11
74
34
16 S
US
71S
l'4 1"
'S
.14
S
4)
K'S
174
74
S
1
77S
94
64
us
1!4
60
4
a. 4
tvS
J"S
10
774
94
Quotations at
lows:
Kanaaa City were as fol
I Opn. I High. I Low. Close. I
fl W
$11 vsaUi; i
I I
I 1 02 I
9-V
I H;
I 1
.1 ti 1
1 6sS.
! ii
1 03 I
"S
4I
a.',
24
94l
8S4,
64l
84,
14,
1 4
Kan
98 lb
64
69A
81 .A
Wheat
September I ecember
May
Cora -September
I seeember
May
B bid; A asked.
Liverpool Orsla Market.
LfVERPOOL Kept. 2!.-WHKAT-PdoI.
No. 1 red western winter. 7s 8d; fu
tures steady; September, 7a 84d; Decern bar
7a 74d; Marrh, 7s 7'tJ-
CORN Spot. steady; naw Amrlaa
mixed via Galveston, (s d; futures, quiet;
October. 6s 34d. December 6s 4d.
Loadoa ktovk Market.
LONDON. Sept. O.-Amerlcan aecurltles
opened higher today. Oood support fol
low ad and especially In Atchison. Topeka
and Santa re and United States Steel
hares, and At noon the market waa firm
and from 4 to 14 polnta higher than yes
terday's New Tork cloving. .
London closing stocks:
Conaola, money I4 lsulaTllla A N
aoeouni awi-ien., g. y
ns N T (Satral...
. 'OS Norfolk A w
I91S d pfd
I'4 Ontario W....
.I11S .saa-laaala ...
IM Rand MIDaa
. Reading
104 He.itoem gy..
1 do pfd
11 Scut ham Pacific
. 4S I'nlon Pacific . .
M' da pfd
MSI'. S Steel...
. 444 do p'd . .
4 Wabaak
. 14S do pfd
i.aa . .
SILVKR Bar. ateadv at mTuhj Jr.
ounce. "J H"r
MONET 4 6 V per cent
The rate of llscnuni In the open market
for ahort bills Is 1 4 per cent; for three
montha bills, I 4 O 1 V par cent
Rank Clearings.'1
OMAHA, Sent. 22. Bank clearings for to
dav were 12,312 2.J1.56 and or the corre
apondlng date last year 12,022,170.47 '
Wool Market!
LONDON, Sept. 22.-WOOI, A larger"and
better selection was offered at the wool
sales today. Ridding was animated and
prices were firm throughout. Mertnoa ad
vanced lOtfclS per cent over the Julv aver
age. Scoureds were freely taken bv home,
and German buyers, and greasy lota were
bought occasionally by Americans. Cross
breds were strong at tiie opening rates and
Americans were free buvers of suitable
parcels. Today's offerings were 12.029 bales
and the sales follow: New South Wales.
2,700 bales; scoured, lldtils lOd; greasy, 7d
(Ills 24d. Queensland, 2,100 bales; scoured
Is ;id'o2s Vjd; greasy, 74dftls 4d. Victoria
I.1O0 bales; scoured, Is ld(ij2s; greasy, 84d'd)
Is 4d. South Australia, 400 bales: scoured
la 34dSils lOd; greasy. 8 V"9d. West Aus
tralia. WO bales; scoured, la 44d'(ila 74d'
greaay. 8410. New Zealand, 4,M)0 bales:
scoured. Is Id. Cape of Oood Hope and
Natal, sno bales; scoured, 74dals d
greasy. 74ji9d.
ST. LOUIS. Hepi. 22-WOO!Stedv; ter
ritory and western mediums, 23'528c: fine
mediums. 2i.!4c: fine, lvalue.
BOt'TON. Sept Sl-WOor-The local
wool market Is marking time. Stocks ate
well cleaned up and the situation ia strong
The leading domestic nuotatlnns are as
follows: Domestic wools: Ohio snd Penn
sylvania fleeces. XX, S0in37c,' X. 34Ji35c
No. 1 washed. 40Ca41c; No. 2 washed. 40c'
fine unwashed. 27i28c; half blood combing'
3Mj37c; 4-hlond combing, 3ftii37c; quarter
blood, 84y3nc; delaine washed, S9ft41cr de
laine unwashed. XH'u34c. Michigan, Wiscon
sin, New York fleeces; fine unwashed 26
2'; deluine unwashed. 31(if32c; half
blood unwashed. 34':i5c; three-eighths
blood, unwaKhed. 34t.1ftc; one-quarter
blood, 3.1j34c. Kentucky. Indiana and Mis
souri, three-eighths blood, 34c; one-quarter
blood. 32(ii;!3c; Georgia. 3132c. Scoured
values: Texas fine, 12 months, 7.780; fine
6 to 8 months. 6S3j70c; fine fall, 5MjG0c'
California northern, 68(i70c; middle county'
63fi6T.c: fall free, soy.ic. Oregon, eastern'
No. 1 staple. 777Se; eastern clothing, 7ti.fi
72c; valley. No. 1, 57cn56o. Territory, fine
staple. TrtjSOc; fine medium staple, 70o72c''
fine clothing. IVuTic; fine medium clothing'
tTT'attftc; half blond. 7Si7i'.c; three-eighths
blood. bti70c; one-quarter
Pulled, extra, 72iU75c; fine
superior. ti0fy3c.
blood. H7UI6SC.
A, tBgtlsc; A
Amal. Coppar.
Anaoanda
Atchleen
do pfd
Raltltnar A Ohio..
Canadian Pacific .
Oaaapaaka A O ..
Chicago O W
Chi , Mil. at. P.
De Bean
rtnvar A Rle 0 . .
da pfd
Rrta
da lal pfd
o Id pfd
Grand Trunk
Illlnola Ontral
1674
. 4s
.1414
, 7.,
. n
US
. 764
S
. 174
c
. 73
1144
3:0s
.11
-
ll4
1.'4
134
6S
Cotton IM-arket.
NEW YORK. Sept. 22 COTTON-Fu-tures
opened steady; October. 12.7c; Dec
ember. 12:ic; January. 12.80c; March, 13 03c
May. 12.10c; July. 13.05c.
NKW ORLEANS. Sept. 22 COTTON
Kuturea opened ateady; January. 13 03-
13 04c; February, 13.0tV(il3.tc; March, 13 1W4
13.19c; April. 13 21a 13.23c: Mav, 13 2fic
asked; June. 13 27; July. 13. 31 13. 36c: Sep
tember. 12.7.V. bid; October, 12 74'(j 12 7'm!
November, 12.taVqd2.S-U'; December. 12 U'c'
bid
ST. LOUIS. Sept.
.. . i.-ac; saies. none; receipts 18
bales; shipments. 3fiH hales; stock I -'d2
hales.
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Bheep.
Omaha Tacking Co 5V :2H 2.4SU
Swift and Company 1.079 1.178 4.9JI
Cudahv Packing Co 1,120 1.6S7 ti.lKI
Armour & Co 741 1 xm ,6,6Sti
Illinois Packing Co HI ....
ilenton Vansatit A Lush. 113 ....
Steuben Hros (st .... ....
Hill & Son 4M
K 11. LcAis 1'I3
Huston A Co Mi
J. H. Root & Co 224
J. H. Bulla l:!1
L. K. Husa 179
L. Wolf 179
McCreary A Carey 69-.)
S. Werthelmet 417 .... ....
H. V. Hamilton 33
M. Hegarty 2s
Sullivan Bros ii7
Christie, Cllne A Smith... Hi
Missouri-Kansas Calf Co. 91 .... ....
Other buyers 1.350 .... 26.707
Totals 7,674 4.860 45.8:8
t 'AT'i LK Receipts if cattle were very
liberal again this morning, making the
total for the three Gajs 23.700 head, aa
agulnsl 24,600 last week and 22, Out) head a
year ago.
In spite of the fact that receipts were
large, there waa a good active buying de
mand for best ateers with the result that
the trade was reasonably brisk, while
prices on the better grades were strong
and at least ateady on other kinds.
Cows and heifers were generally steady
with yesterday, there being no material
change in the condition of the trade, at
least not enough to attract attention.
Feeders have been coming in pretty large
numbers this week with, the result that
speculators were pretty well filled up
and were not very eager for fresh supplies
this morning. In consequence of the de-.
mand being somewhat alack, the general
market waa around 10c lower that! yester
day. ;.;.-
quotations on cattle: Good to ' cholca
cornfed steera, 17.26OI0U; fair to good corn
fed steers. l.is7.00; common to fair com
fed steers, J6.ofKg'.60; good to choice rang
steers, 5.2o42.10; fair to good range steers.
14 6(vu4).36; common to fair lange Steers,
I3.75't4.b0; good to oholce cornrad cows and
heifers, 14 Oo-i, 00; fair to good cornf ed cows
and heifeia. 3.3&a4.00; common to fair
cornfed cows and heifers, 12.003.25; good
to choice range cows and heifers, tUSf
i.J); fair to good range cows and heifers,
I3.0d4jl.76; common to fair range cowa and
heifers, 2.264? 8.00; good to choice stockers
and feeders. 14 3.6.60; fair to good stockers
and feeders, 13.6004.16; common to fair
lookers and feeders. 13.00tl3.5O; stock heif
ers. 12 863.86; veal calves, 3.69$'6.76; bulls,
stags, etc, 12. 75.44. 76.
Representative sales:
WESTKRMB-NKBKAKKA.
Exceptional Opportunity Of
fered for Safe Investment.
(Jot in on th Big Horn I'owor (Vs. plant, locfltotl on
the Big Horn Kiver, between Shoslioni nnd Thennopolis,
Wyoming.
Pig Horn Tower Co. is the key to the irrigation of
100,000 acres of choice lauds near town. ;0,000 acres will
he placed on the market right away.
The stockholders of the Big Horn Power Co. will own
these lands and certificates in the Big Horn Power Co. will
he accepted as payment on the land.
!. H. G. BAKER,
MERCHANTS HOTEL -:- OMAHA
He will gladly explain. This is an unusual oppor
tunity, sure and safe, beyond any investment ever offered.
Bonds are sold at par ami with each bond a stock cer
tificate of equal amount is given free, which will soon be
drawing 'JO per cent. A guarantee will be given to redeem
the stock at par in good irrigated lauds in two veins.
31 heifers... 670 3 00 24 cows 946 3 1.".
Vinton Land and Live Stock Co. Colo.
21 feeders.. litis 4 60 22 feeders. .177 IM
ntul l...n.,i..t. r .. .1,......!. . ...
heaviest of any day so far this week and
heavier than expected, were llshl. The
total for the three days, however, shows a
gain over Isst week and Is Just about on
h par with the same three daya of a year
ago.
The market opened about steady and a
good share of the receipta sold on that
basis. After the first round, however,
light hogs especially showed aome weak
ness, owing lo tha fact that buyers' orders
seemed to call more for good heavy hogs.
At the same time there were more rough
heavy loada of uackers than usdal of late.
As these hogs sell at the bottom of the
market, they naturally brought down the
average price. In some cases salesmen
thought they took off a shade to Co. The
bulk of all the hogs sold at tl.OfjitCK.la and
un up to 18.20.
, Representative sales:
J8 feeders?. 1 2-"i 10 heifers... 513 I 10
i cows 857 1 26 11 calves... 268 4 76
7 calves... 370 4 60 15 cows 15 1' N5
17 heifers... 611 I 16 II oows 1058 I H
22 cows ISM 135 17 feeders. .1168 4 16
25 cows M S 30 32 cows H27 1 45
82 feeders.. 1026 4 10 12 feeders.. Unl 3 75
: cows 772 1 86 14 heifers... 730 3 15
8 cows 776 2 76 It steera.... 9s8 4 2)
6 cow s 85 8 40 1 bull 1140 l
1 bulls 11 Si". 1 00 20 calves... 311 6 15
6 calves... 320 3 60 22 steers.... Tn2 4 00
7 cows W10 1 76 10 cows 940 1 IS
6 cows 1024 1 10 ( steers.. ..1010 4 00
0 steers.... 816 1 76
It. Johnson Neb.
9 steers.... f04 3 16 lie. 870 1 36
22 cow s 788 2 76 10 cnlvea. . . 172 5 26
13 calves... 308 4 25 7 calves... 3 3 60
WYOMING.
36 ataera....lO70 4 46 10 cows 983 3 60
14 cows Ml tlO 10 feeders.. 92 4 10
38 steers. ...1143 6 40 7 cows 894 2 86
22 ateers.. ..1062 4 40 23 steers. ...104) 4 40
21 ste rs.... IWO I 86 26 cows 820 3 86
25 cows 8.16 3 35
Mitchell Cattie Co. Wyo.
086 B !U
O. Johnson Wyo.
1052 6 00
it. Mueller Wyo.
9)7 4 So 8 feeders.. KoS 4 00
li)04 I 60
W. Wllllame-Wvo.
64 steers.. ..1207 6 35 15 steers. ...1130 4 50
25 cows 1020 4 00
Tom Shaw Wyo.
120S 5 25 17 cow s ;
,710 8 40 12 heifers... 506
. 915 1 30
W. A. Kilford-Wyo.
. 957 4 50 17 cows 912
. 9H8 4 25 steers..,. 991
.1000 1 76 11 steers.... 947
M. Saper Wyo.
11 ateers.. ..1183 4 76 14 cows S33 160
8 cows 857 I 15
Maaas Bros Wyo.
20 feeders.. 924 4 40 4 cows 1047
6 cows lots) 4 00 17 cows 88S
H. Lester Wyo.
24 cows...
23 feeders.
10 steers.
7 cows.
17 steers. ..
11 heifers..
7 cows....
41 staers...
10 steers...
6 cows....
3 73
3 25
4 u
4 00
4 25
22-COTTON-Qu.et;i :::;'
Oils and noaln.
ITY. Sept 22 OIL Credit hul.
81 8:3 bhls.; average.
207,048 bbls.;
3 heifers... 66
3 feeders.. 973
111 cows 991
R. S.
12
1119
.1001
M
1192
1244
Runs.
OIL I
ances, 11.38.
126 8I8 bbla. Shipments
average. 198. 600 hbls
S A ANN A H. Oa., Sept. 22 OIL Tur
pentine, firm. 68c.
K'.iSIN Ulrin. yuote: B, 12 77 4 I)
13 87 ',; E. 14 124; F. 14 32 4; (j. 14 37 4 :
H. 14 42 4: I. 14 62 4; K 15 20: M I0.40
N. 15 70; W G. d..',0: W W. 16 50
aO hellers.
44 steers. .
1 15 ste rs. .
I 6 et.--ere..
I 1 steera. .
I 1 steers..
3 steers.
11 cows 87
7 tows 97
1 25
4 0
3 10
Van
6 7.1
4 "6
4 10
McPhee-Wvo.
4 95 18 ateers.
4 75 I s'm...
Walter Bros Wyo
It 4 76 8 steers.
112 4 90 4 steers.
1.110 6 25 2 steers.
SOUTH DAKOTA
lOUn 4 15 4 COWI..
I 10 6 steers.. ..1106
4 00 11 heifers... m4
3 cows (r)
6 fed- rs. . i.72
1 heifer S:kJ
Tassell W vo.
124 feeders. 100
17 fe. ders, .1247
1117
1500
8 A
4 00
3 Ml
3 40
3 15
4 n&
5 2.
NO. At. Sh. Pr. No. At. Sh. Pr.
I), Ml 120 I 00 M l:t ... 10
SI, 137 1 0 Of. 72 lei ... 10
let V 0 01 la Ill 40 I 10
74 247 IH I ( it 50 44 1 10
) to 10 I i'c. 71 221 ... 1 in
II 214 40 I 06 6 314 .. 1 10
i 241 ... I 06 11 221 40 1 10
M 276 ... 8 Of. h 200 13) l.i
71 Ill 140 I ' t,l ;f )A I 10
a 276 ... I t 73 373 ... I 10
U .2M 40 I OS 14 161 II) 110
117 186 140 I OS 71 211 . I 10
'! 2M It IN 71 itVt 0u I 10
21 II', 40 I Of. 71 s? '60 to
5:1 .13 240 I 07 4 IS 2.17 .0 I ID
.! 100 I 074 i !W 111 I 10
i 3s; 40 I 074 ox 24 ... 11:4
? an ... 0:4 m iu ... 1:.
i4 k) 1 014 u .11 Itu I 0
W It) 10 I 07 4 7. Ill SO I It
14 244 UK) I O74 12 M ... 1 IS
7J 24! 10 07' 7r 23n 120 I i
Ml 1 074 4. iVi frj I IS
240 1) I 07 4 37 214 ... I It
1 11 10 I 074 11 207 .. I IS
274 ... I 10 17 Ill 40 I IS
? 141 10 I 10 10 5-70 . . I II
! 16 40 I III It Ill 0 I IS
si 141 to 8 in o m a) 1 is
6 ml 1 in 74 221 ... 1 is
73 tl 00 I 10 IM 22k ... I IS
7 121 SO I lo 71 222 110 I 174
2 IM 11 II', W. ia ... I 174
41 Mil ... I 10 10 ..Ill ... I ft
71 S4S SO I 10 71 til ... I ((,
70 144 120 I 10 TC IIS) 40 1.0
74 140 100 I 10
100
1140
1225
675
HI lTLR-Steady;
tOJ3-U4.
hour, bbls
Vhe.it. bu
& h'
I. 1
creamery, JtrtiafX-.
Receipts
7 rtne
U Otai
rat)
So. OOP
f ' a ' 1 .N K.
Shipments
ISO
14MJU0
:s1 cot)
53 0.lv
Minneapolis Grata Market. !
I X N K.4 POLLS. Sept. 23 WHEAT Seo-
c, I Kf ember. 97',c; May. 1 01V
. I hard. 11 Oi'aal 014: No 1
II 0fn 1.004; No. I northern IV
t northern. 91aii'i'ae.
ti I1
Ir lw lb sacks 119.14)
I'd -I patents, t5 1tr5 24). second
Prarla Mara.it.
PKORIA. Hept. n-4'OKX Lower, No. 1
yellow. 47441. ac; No. 1 yellow, a'4e, No
2. h,Uo; No. 1. (74e; No. 4. c.
OATS Steady No. I white. 334c; No.
white. S4c.
Mllaraakee Grata Market.
MILWAUKKIJ, HVpt. 2 WHF.AT-No. 1
northern. tlOfmjlOb; No. 2 northern. 11.0611
1.06; December. Wc.
OATS-4t,u414c.
HAULKY Samples. 614i.c.
Dalath Grata Market.
DULUTII Se(.t 32 -MIKAT-No. J
northern. II (.'..; No. J oorihern, 9eAa4o.
oATb-J-,37 ,c.
Treaaarj 8tilriaal
-New Yark Mlalna "todka.
NEW YORK. Rept. 2t -Closing oiioiatlons :
on mining alocks were aa foliuvva: 1
-lefciina ( t n. . i
Lltlla l-rilaf 4
Mrxlcur 13. I
Ontario ...
1 Ot'Sir . ;-, !
Stal.dard ;M ,
Valine la.kal II
1-ri matlck Con 1
Corn Tunnel a'ack... J7
do hoada II
Coo Cal. Va
Hera Sllaae
ll-or- Sllar It
Offaiad
Treasarr Atateaaeat.
WASHINGTON. Sept. L"2 -The ivi.ditluu 1
of the treasury at the beginning of todui
business wss as follows:
Trust Funds Gold coin. v351m; silver
dollars. Itr4.4 Ota): ail' ei dollars of at !
M4)(l: aiKer cetiificsiee 0111 standin '
4M Ml. OuO. " 1
Ueneral Fund-dlandaid siUet do:iats in:
Heppner Bros S. D.
2 steers. ...1020 4 00 2 steers....
1 feeders.. 0.5 3 4f. 1 feeder...
6 feeders.. 74S 3 t'. 1 feeder...
Townkend Bros S. D.
41 fei-deis..!2')4 .". 10 an cows
A. K. M nmbstigh S. D.
18fe-dus 112H 5 4d 10 cows
I C. D. Itichatds-S. D.
; 7 feeders. .1212 6 ID ; cows
July. S.6&i 5 80c. Snot, unlet: No 7 ii"l... Western Hanrhes-K. I
7 c; No. I Santos. 14479c. Mild, dull''
Cordoa 8445 12,.. '
. 1 112 sia -ia
I'klladelpkla Prod ace Market.
I'M I LA I KLI'H I A. Sept. 22-BCTTKR-
11m; exua western cirameiy
nearby prints. 3.1c.
KGGS Firm; Penrisi IvaniBn and oil
rearnv rusts, rrce cees. 3,c, at mark
lent receipts, in returnable cas.-. .
t'affee Market.
NKW YORK. Sept. COFFKK Fu-
tunes closed barely steady, net iinchange.-
... iv ptmiii it.acr. r-ates. 44.01111 Dugs In
cluding October, 5.65c; December. f,h:-'u
.. ,. , ..(. 11. o.d'm. niav. i. s 'tt . 7 it..
extra
4 36
4 76
4 75
4 90
6 25
2 90
6 10
8 46
4 00
3 46
3 00
cut -
8 cows...
7 heif.'ts.
I helfere.
20 feeders
saaar and
NKW VOItK. Sept
firm; fair ref.ninu. 3
teat. 4 '.M'ic; molasses
fined, steady; crushed
5 w ; (lauulated. 6 15c
Milaiari.
22 SUGAR-Raw.
3'rl; enirifugal 9i
etisar. v S'c; ie-
ia5c, powdeiad.
5 sie r..
; 16 s'eers. .
14 si ers .
6 ! eet a .
J t calves.
..1241 4 15
J M. Flsmlgan s. i.
..10-5 I 5".
C. Clause 8. I)
.. !0j 3 25 10 steers. .
K. Kroh ti. D.
.. 1.2-. :l to 8 cow a. .
J. Mat'.key-S 1).
.. 716 T .T, 13 c-.W...
V. Thomas-S D
. t.'sS 3 55
Yeoman aV 15 S I)
. 11 ' 4 .15 cows . .
Crank Walsle S D
. -1 1 7 ' 4 50 a ste, rs. .
,11.11 4 T. .
Kd Li'dss . s D
. 1140 .". Ill i- s'eera .
. 734) 4 50 17 cuws...
945 3 65
9)16 3 hO
944 3 35
9 4 2".
910 3 15
J0 3 10
SHKKP Receipts of sheep were large
this morning. 100 cara being reported In. It
seemed, however, that there were about
as many buyers aa there were sheep and
they went after tha fevdera in a hurry. In
fact, feeders changed hands Just about as
fast aa aaleamtm could get them shaped
UU readv In be ihnun The nriiib. t,u,4
were fully ateady with yesterday. As nlgn
us IH.50 was paid for lambs carrying aome !
flesh to ba taken back Into the country j
and placed on feeti. It waa In fact a 1
moat satisfactory market aa viewed from '
a seller's standpoint, the big bulk of the
arrivals changing hands In very fair aea-'
Son.
The market on fat sheep and lambs was i
a little slow, buyers for packets feeling
apparently that there was not tniicn use 1..
trying to dx anything until thu scramble
for federa was over with. As a lesuli It
was a little late before they, really got
down to businesa.
VV'heu the trade was fully underway, fat
sheep were generally steady with yester
day, but fat iambs were around 10V lower.
It look pretty good lambs to br.ng , 70.
Tha trade was reasonably active at pie
vailing prices and druirable killers changed
hands In fair aeason.
isolations on lai sheep and lHinbs. Good
lo choice lambs, fcU.Vtjn 90, fair to giu
lambs. lti.5vitt 75; good to light yearling. ,
$6 litro.to; good to light yearlings. UJj(
a-).4s. ai.oo io cituice weiuers, H.4'tf t.fea; fa., t
to good wethers. 34. 3577 4. 40; good lo crime I
twes, l4.4OiiJ4.60, fair to good te, II.imu
4.40.
Quotation on feeder slock: Good I i
choice lambs, l-i lo'tft, 50, fair to go.t tainbt,
W. 5fcaYtf.lt; light yearlings. t6.OU416.26; heav.
t ui in.s. 4.4. ?5'.i5.ov; 011I w eineis. It .jty
4.40; good to choice ewes. 13 25'3J. 75, breed
ing ewes, !3.75f5.oO; yearling breeding ewca,
5.5o& 6.0U.
Keui'sentati e sales:
; no.
,4m Wyoming lambs, feedeis..
j 2i2 V'on.lng t-ttcit, feetl' is
42 W'onuiig ewes, feedt-is...
,405 Wyoming ewes, culls
,t Wyoming lambs, culls
2t Wyoming year.lngs. ferdei
120 Wyoming eaes, feeders...
52 native lambs
:I5 native ewes
1 native ewes, culls, feeders
e.v v yotning lutiibs
t HICAGO I.IVK NTO K MAHKF.T
Cattle and lloaa stead) to Hlroni
Lambs Lower.
CHICAGO. Sept. 22-CATTLK-Recelpts.
(stlttiMted at Ui.tHiO head; maiket steadv to
strong; steers. .1.iKiS.."; cows. 3.riOrti.V25;
hellers. 3.5t)ioi;.ixi; hulls. :i.OO'rf45; calves.
13,(Ki'n9.(i0: stockers and feedeis. :i.75-(i5.50.
HOGS Receipts, estimated at 15.0UO head;
market steady to strong; choice heavv.
18.3MM.45; btttcheis. 13.25-HK 40; light mixed.
17.6Otft8.O0: choice light. ts.00iiS.15; packers,
1(7.758.10; plKs, 16.50-u 7.00; bulk of sslcs.
IS (VW18
SHKKP AND LAMUH-llecctpts. esti
mated at 33.000 head; tlfhl ket ' lambs,
10(iil,ric lowet ; others steady; sheep. 4.0(iir
5.00; lambs, tti.0U"!)7.2.'.: ycailltiKs. $i"i.00iio.4O.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 22.CATTLK-Receipts.
Ui.OOO head, including 1,300 southerns.
Market steady to strong; choice export and
dressed beef ateers, ItTiVKu 25; fair to good,
M.OtrtiH ffi; western steers, . :i.st)jj 7.00; stocli
ers and feeders. 3.utii5.60; southern steers.
Il.2-Vfi4.50; southern cows. 12.4iVfj3.76; native
cows, 12 25ii4 75; native heifers. 1:1.25(125.50;
hulls, 12.76(14 00; calves, 14.5O',r7.."i0.
HOGS-Uecelpts. 12.000 huad. Market waa
sternly to 10c lower: lop. 18.25; hulk of sales,
17.70fi8.30; heavx. S.05ifi!.V.; packers and
butchers. 17.90ii8.25; light. 17. 40-ti 8. 10 ; pigs.
t6.nOrr7.25.
SHKKP AND LAMBS Receipts. IS. Oof)
hesd. Market for sheep steady, for lambs
h.rtiL'c lower; lambs. lr,.76't.8'i; vearllngs
14.."Ofju.2fi: wethers, I4.26H.YOO: ewes. W.75fJ
1.75; stockers and feeders. f:i.25i5.(M.
t. l,onls l.lte Stork Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sent P-PITTti,'
ceipts, 7.200 head. Including 3.200 head Tex
i.iiiri sieaoy; native snipping
export ateers, I.5ii4i7.75; dressed beef
butcher steera, $5. 40 5.25; steers under
pounds. I4.00?i5.26; stockers and feeders
.i.outfM.fo; cows and heircrs. 13.26-611 50
hers. 124(Vft2.76; hulls, t3.00lT4.25: calves
fi8.25; Texas and Indian steers, t.1.5(Kd5.r
n.a mm .. .1 1 . . 1 . . .1 . .1 ....
.wnn f.iMi iicurm, aw.atrtt a.K.
HOGS-Recelpts, 9.600 head; market jfjlOc
lower; pigs and lights, !6.00f(!8.10; packers.
I, K"d8.20; butchers and best heavy, Is 26ii'
SHKKP AND LA M BS Receipts,
head; market steady; native muttons
r'i ,..: ttnitiH tr. -aih 7 IK n,,ttu 1 ..
.., ,," v.inn anil UUCHS,
1.,.50J4 4.50; stockers, 13Vii3.75.
t. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSKPH. Sent. 22 CATTI.H.n..
market steady: ateers
and heifers, 12.v0j.00;
5.000 head; market
; top, 18.36; bulk of sales,
Re-
and
and
1.000
can-
16 60
3.000
13 r.o
ceipts. 6.000 head
I4.t0-u8.00: cows
calves, 1300017.60.
HOGS-Receipts,
steady to tc low er
W.'it'i 8 20.
SHKKP AND
head; market slow
J7.no.
LA M BS Receipts. 1 50
and dull; lamba, 14 0J
aious t'lty Live Htoek Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Sept. 22 -tSpeclal Tele
gram l-CATTLK-Recelpts, 2.0U0 head; msi
ket steady; beeves, 14.2Mn7.76; cows. 3 OOtfJ)
4.2.i; feeders, It.lKJiiS.WI; yearllnas. 3 OVfft 25
IIOGS-llecelpis 19,050 head. market
steady lo strong; ran;e of prlcea, ST. SMrov
8,25; bulk of sales. 17.95ti8.10.
Stock In Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the six principal
South Omaha
Sim x Ou
st. Joseph ...
Kansas City
SI. Louis
Chicago
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
5. odft 4.0(41 26,00
. 2 .000 19 014) ..
. o nto 6.01O 1,5V
.III Of") 12 000 16 0(0
. 7.2O0 9,uli1 ,t taA
.Iti.ODO 15.O14) .36,0)0
.48.800 flt.lna 7..Vrt
lambs,
ew es
ew es.
iambs
ewes, feeders..
f eedei s. . . .
culls.
culls. .
1110
12;
.l'.'jO
3 40
t t .
6 10
1 to
44 v yointtia
141 Voming
It omnia
3t Wyoming
2,4 W turning
1 ns liv t- iambs,
106 native bucks
Nebraska lambs, feeders
ewes, cuiis
yearlings, feeders
lambs, feedeis
ewes
wethers
wethers, fetdeia...
lambs
ewes
lainl.s.
:si Nebraska
1:) Wyoming
l W o ill 1 n at
127 Wyoming
K omlf.g
241 Wyoming
Wyoming
7.3 Wyoming
'A Wyoming
3 1 Wyoming lambs
4 3 W 011111.K latnhs,
olh V uining
culls
feedei s. . . .
feedei . . . .
earlmgs. feeders.
Av. Pi.
. 15 5 V5
.49 3 21
.111 3 ill
. ta 2 2 1
. M 4 0
. 71 5 .0
. Mi 3 2o
. 71 1; 5 (
.13.' 4 M
. 93 2 iei
.01 t) Wl
. .) t 60
.110 4 2 .
. 9 2 20
. 67 6 2'.
.64 3 3j
. -4 ., 4
.120 2 11
.52 6 5V
.at 2 .1
.55 5 15
. ,. "i t 2 .
. 'it 3 46
.9.) 4 W)
. 9.1 I :to
. 6 "j
.1"!) 4 2.
45 5 k.,
57 .15
6S ti $..
1.2 5 10
Totals
Metal Market
London Mr) mii't.l i.iui... . .. j - .
. , , - ...Ri.-i (.Mia. . wiiti
spot clos tlx at ri: ui. r m.m. .. r-,-.,. n
tn. n he el, .ma U...II.. .. ... m . . .
I niarkei f,,r standard copper on the
, i i ni ice was ririn and
'higher. Lake cot, nee ,L u ,
;1T25. electrolytic at 112 75411.1.(10 ...rf -.,
tug at l224'al274. The London market
jiiiti, Din cioseo. eas'. Willi
at 4.... is on and rutures at ArtO 5
Ulei. with spot at I4WX0 4 87
tork. and at 14 20, 4 :(0 Kast Mt.
1... noon market was unchanged at
.-oeiier una iu I and iiitcha'iged
spot )iintei at "'e-o.l.jn. New Vnrk
t a ' '.. 0C0 5 '5. Ksst a. I
spot si 1.21 The ! .'.icIlKl, ir,,,, toHtket w.a
...lane, hi :,is '.,t roi Cleveland
, locally the market was firm No
tlrv northern I9 (Vri If 50- No ''
i"o; .No. 1 fonndr.v, southern, and
it. .i.kii v. ii i n soft. 119 faV-il't V)
T Mil'H Sept. 22 MKTALS
stfad at 14 25. Spelter, firm al $5 7i
-MKTALS The
wltli
V 2s
The
New
a little
t $13 00
snot
Lead
New
The
12 I2a
w It !i
n 11. 1
a rants.
I folln-
118 507,
No. 1
-Lesd,
Ua Warn Ads aie busuiasa buualvn.
Herbert E. Gooch Co.
Brokers aad Dealers
nt. rrituo7, stocks
On.aha Offlcai (10 W. r. Life atlas.
su Tslaiiboae, Douglas gal.
lad(p4at. A SU1 ts A-tutts
liidss. siw Laigast siucs u tu Kams