Nebraska Newspapers

    THK HKK: OMAHA. WKDXKSDAY. SKI'IKMMKK HP. l!in.
i
CHAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Wheat it Firm, with Corapratively
Light Offering!.
RECEIfTS OF CORK. ABE LARQE
Supply la Bela Takes) "
Iran Fast omee
4 Market I Mrooi
(1mU( rrlees.
t n ii
In
T'.e 11 like
OMAHA. Sept. 1""
for wheet 1 firm wlih of-
f-nrg- I'glH' 1 ' strength and the P-
ih lnv tif riiiiDopt ion In the ReDiember op
ium , ha.tng It affect on the further
inonlha. Dn rh other hand the I9U9 wheat
top we large on -end whan the do
rueMir. demands are euppJI'd surplus for
export la probable and .Ilia weight of cali
Muff will eventually force, prices to an
unnrt basis.
R" i pi n of corn ar betler for the lima.
h- t,g. . but ar being used for eontraci
supplies and tba consumptive demand Is
I iivrjliiar II Lard to receive 1 1 trillion
W heat ws forced ranldl higher by
emu of -shone In the .September op- j
lo'i. Millars were good buyer and the !
rien.at.d ws brisk for all grades. Heavy
i r-ta.ipt. arelot affecting prices. " all of-'
f l itis ai quickly absoibed.
t'orn wa. stjong. galntr g strength from
Hi' r 1 1 i 8 . Ii, wheal. The cash market j
fan film lo tiigher under good demand.
and fiffetint' were readily taken. a the;
..lrplt.g oeiriand la hetiei : and good In- :
i(t.lrl"M wei In from atern house. I
Primary wheat rereipta were J.tlw.OOO hit. ,
a-d shipments. r 1 402.noo Bu., against
i e. e( fa lat v ia.r of 2.247.000 hu and whip
ni-ni. or 1 tOJ.OCO hu. .
Vririia.iv oin. receipt wrte 6.oo0.i hit.
tid shiomenia wer 639.0A) bu.. against re
ceipt last year of 000 bu. and ship
ment of 214,000 bu.
" 'h-suin. e ,rere 17 000 hi. of coin, none
a' oats and wheat and flour equal to 474. oo
bu.
Liverpool closed '4 to 'd higher on wheat
and d higher on coin.
I.e. rul rang o' optlom:
futuraa firm: September. T "So!; Decem
ber. Sd; March. 7s 7d.
CORN Spot stead) , American mixed
(new. via lalvetonl, 6 2d. future,
steady; October, 5 1 vcember. 5 J'sd.
HKtTMKH I.N THK GRAIN BF.l.T
Pair and 4 onllaaed ool for Wedae-
dajr la OatloAk.
i OMAHA, Sept. 28. W.
! The area of unusually high pressure that
jhaa prevailed over the rountry durlna tha
llat five claya and reached Ita maximum
jover tha enttal valleva and iJtka rmlon
Monday. ha dimlniehed greatly to force
Muring the pait t wrnty-fuur hnura, and H
creat overlla the lower MlKileaippI and
(Miraoiirl valleys and the nouihern Rocky
j Mountain (lope. A barometric drprasalon.
I from tha northwest, has moved down o"
.the upper Mlaalaalppt valley and upper
Lake legion, and haa caused a very de
cided rice in temperature over thoee a"C
Itlona Tha eather la allnhtly cooler In
the upper MlHa.mrl valley, the lower I-ake
r-fflon, and ihruughout tha anuthern tJt'".
and I ik hi lo heavy front were eneial laat
: nlarlit throuahout the central valley and
lake
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
RecoTery from Lait Weeki Declines
is Substantially Extended.
STEEL AKD ATCHISON LEAD RISE
Roth Make New High Record
talvrrar Coadltlon la Moaer
Market Are A Itfcoat Effect
on Vpecalat Ion.
-N..TIe r-crv
. s which aet In
tamr dilv attended In
.iiiad State Steel
dlstinaiiiah-'d hv new
Ni-.VV VOKK. S.
1 rrom lant week i
lyeaietday. m aul
jtod ' atock in irU
'.iri Ati'hlnn were
record price. Kxnlaiiailon of tha marked I
revival of anerulatlve confidence wa not
tticntien in niim
Jeieral fund. currant lUblllllei.
I0I.7; j 4'.; w orking bulanca In treasury nf
flcec, iJK.nOT.Blii: In bankn to cied't of trenii
urer of the L'nlted State. IW.IRS; ub
aidlarv silver coin. Z2 X. 'K: minor cln,
S.'oiJ.ojs. Tutal balance In general fund.
) TK'.f.T.
New N ork Moaer Market.
1 SEW YORK". 8.pt. M MOXET-On call.
firm. :!Vii3 per ctnt; ruling rata. 2 , per
rent; closing bid. 2S iht cent: offered at 1
per cent. 11 file loan, firm and Inactive;
aixty daya. 3 per cent: ninety day. 4 per
cent, six month. 44 per cent.
ritlMK M KR0ANT1 1K VAFF.R 4Wfl
per cant.
STKRUNtl F.XCItANHK Pteady. with
ariual bualneaa in banker' bill at 14 MJMf
4 S4.a for alxtv-dav bill and at 14 V for
d-rnnd. Commercial bill. H MV(J4 4.
SH.VKR Mar. 614i : Mexlraii. dollar. 43c.
Ho.'Ij4 Government, steady; railroad,
firm.
Iha follow tug are the closing quotations
on stock and bonds
rr-f4trfr rjr -Jr rj? r? rl-! i? rjt' r -I? rr -f - r rl r?r "i ?
r . i.i.i.aa irinr inn ni "frvrii wprc
i -mi)friiiur", ie . "... , n.i.,
rriC FIODe. I na lllf-r If prir ; . . . . . .. n 1,1,
...n.. -i i.. .i i.a v... Rmi i it Titr ini pxirpmp iavim nn
iKiiglknd 'whera I N rainy and - , Hrh prices we.e advanced. ne Sur,H.
....i. i i. .i r.i. n.w.i:sltion advanced was that a h' rt 1titer"t.t
Will- .", ...... 7",.-VV,."J ,.'-"-Jr.., . io' unsuspected proportions had bean
' M.Mi.rH f i.im.,.h.r anri nrcclDii a t Ion 'covered b'- the
,e ' i ompaied itli tha corresponding day of
the it three years:
liars, in. 1 107. l!l
Minimum temperature.... ;Vfl "x 41 4'
1'! erlnita tion o .(Vi .on
.Noiinal temperature for today, ni negreea.
I'l-liriClirV 111 OreClUliaiM'll nillVT .Ultlill I..,, ' 'r , o.lnho.'
.l in1 nrHr ii.iiii.il. n t.i inr- i..t
oi an men. " ,.i ' :.. ' ' i ihn
11V lllll'rirm'.ii .... ...
I ipf ineiicy
Inches.
I ief Ii !t nc.
6.4A Inches.
i oi respondm period in 1W,
CuiTep"lidinii period In 1i7.
j. A. WKI1I.
Local Forecaster.
. I
Corn aad
Kor Oinaha
Iioiiih ending
time. Monday,
O.MAliA
xvkrat Hrilun
Neb., for ihe
a I " a. tn . . 7th
8rptembcr 'St, -1SKW:
1STKI'. i .
Balletln.
twni y-fuur
ntrldian
Temp. Raln-
rtl.-la).' Oran.l High.: Low. I Close. I Yes y.
V. i e. : - '
Sep-...1
I 'cc . . . . ' i
1 'oi li
S-it.,.' 11
P'c... ,"5
.'it
ep'...' JS",
l-ac....: !',
7,
4
MS
fit
MS
.1-s
4
1
Si.S,
2' i
I Kl
5T.
taak rrlcea.
hard. 9!)Vc,''n ' 1 ;
tiaid, " WVuWic;
No.
No.
tfmaha
Vllr.AT- No.
1 I ..rd. l,'f?C-9-t No.
siitinu 'r.'.'rtfWc.
CORN No. 2. '; No. 3, tiO'ic; No. 4.
W'ic; W. 3 vellow-, eoviit; No. S yellow.
'V ; No. 2 white, M'.ic; No. 3 white.
tJATH No. mixed, al787c: No. S yi-l-loiv,.;4Mi.,o;.
No. white, fa4.'WWc; No.
4 white, H7Sttaici standard. SiVfSiWH-'.
riYK-No. 2. e. No. , toU&c.
tarlot Reeetpta.
Wheat, t'orn
j Canons. M.xx. Mln. fall. S :v.
Ashland. Neb. ..72 4.t ' .0) Clear
I Auburn. Neb. ..73 S7 .00 Clear
j broken Mow. Neb. tul : .iki Clear
I Columbus, Neb. . 78 4:t .00 Clear
Culhertson. Neb. 8:1 37 . .00 , Clear
Kairhury, Neb... 77 4.S .) ('lea.
Kalrmont. Neb... 7H 4.' .00 Clia.
lir. Island, Nrb. 7 4 40 . 00 Clear
llartlngton. Neb. 70 4X .00 Clrat
HastingH, Neb 75 4 .00- Clear
i Uoldrege, Neb... 79 47 .00- Clear
Oakdale. Neb.... 76 4 .(W clear
Omaha. Neb K9 4H .Oo Clear
Tekamah. Neb... 73 4-' (10 Clear
Alta, la (id 4.; .00 Clear
Carroll, la C7 41 .00 Clear
'lHriiida, la 7'i 38 . 00 Clear
Slblev. la 71 42 , .00 Clear
Stoux City. Ia..0 r.4 t Clesi
Minimum temperature for Iwelve
perlod ending at 8 a. in.
l.iago ....
.Minnca polls
timuhtt
I'Ullltll ... .
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.3:
. 12
.5:11
Wl
Oal.
1
UIWTR1CT AVERAGES.
NO. of
Stations.
Tamp. Rain,
Max. Mln. Inches
2S . S4 : .00
17 6.' 54 .0.1
14 M US .10
Yt 4 84 .00
1 72 40 .00
i 64 ,1k .01
IK 74 44 .00
12 -S SS .0)
I III Vt.U GRAIN AND PRtlVIMIONH
I ratnrea af the Trading, and 1 losing!
rrU-es on Board Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2S Wheat prices ad-
aiuert from lSo to 2c today, on huylnn.
ha-eu on brisk demand for the cash grain
ii. all important centers In this country.
'I ne rnai kttt cloaea stiont at almost the
ton. Coin, oais and piovislona c.loaed
h rorik,'.
vbal tiew'as geneially of a bullish
i'iiU.ii i . Hie prlucipMl item of aa oppositu
i, a ui j being the I' ronch crop report, indi
i -in r . a .o.al yn Id oi :.,m.iJi .(i bu., or
.i.iX .vM bu. In exoens of lHt year. The
n..i .i i vPened strong with prices un
c.ia..i,e, ii in g Sc lilKuer. iieooinber being
1. 1 wt'.t! t i iVSN and Hefnember at II.O;)1! to
i.ti . I'llcos. continued to iidvance as
nau n, progieMSod until Septemhnr had
..iu'iilii l.i...'i and Iiecember fl.01. Tlie
i lo.-: vak r-tiorin. with Peceinnei at $1.01
a il S i teuiher at JI.067,.
lluvliin' by shorm cmntd coiiBlderuble
Mirnwin i.i corn and resulted In net ad
UiC for uic day of 'c to c. rieptrni
b i iiu playcd less strength than the le
t..rred in.. mil", aliliough gaining 'c. duilnix
. h 'ftaV-,"fo',,niB,i ket tloaefl atrong at al-'
lnost the lop. -
I'lUuw.d i Kepteniber by allot 18 was the
fcatu.e of oala trading Tne market closed
HtiOnk. Him prices up 4,c to ti'ulo ooin
lund with ietriday'H' close. ' '
I'ruvlkluua w.are firm all day., with . the
cjOopilon of lard. The bulk of trading
as in the -January products. Price at
tne clo."" wore Ific lower to 10c higher.
Leading guoiatlona rangid as Xoilowa:
Cential.
Chicago, III.
Columbus. O. ...
Dsn Mnlnea. la..
Indianapolis. Ind
Kansas City. Mo.
frfiulsvllle. Ky
Omaha. Neb. ...
St. tntla. Mo. ..
Clear and continued cool weather prevails
throughout the corn and wheat region.
Light and heavy frosts were general
throughout the entire region, except In the
Omaha and Pes TJolnes districts, where
none were reported.
T.. A. WKt-SFI.
Thecal Forecnster Weather Bureau.
NRW .OHK GKNF.H4I. NtRKKT
Hot a I loo
on Y arions i
Ai tli.les l Open. High. Low. ClosS-l Y'es'y.
Wheat
jtept.
Ic.
May
i oi II -
Sept.
lice '
May
'oa.-
Sept.
Iff.
May
1 oi K
Sept..
Jan.
1.4.,,
Sept..
Oct.
Nov .
Jan. '
fiept. .
Got.
Jan.
I03-S
BUTTS'
,102!-Si
, .0il lil I
itilxKilt; 6lH
1 OS's, 1 OS, 1 OBTal 1
1 (IP: .tS! 1 OT I "
1 U3Nvi 1 Oil't lWS-S lOiV.-
I I I
'! 60S M'i
MSI" 7!i'4, 5SS
HI 1 1S "t
I. 41 .. 47-B40V&l 414it"i 40
I ;6 I & X) I S9Sj, W
i 41!' 42,41Vli 42, 41S
I 24 to
1 IS i
I 12 60
I 1J 40
I 12 02V
I II 00
I ill ft
I i K7:
i U 60.
I 12 40
11 Rj
1106
a 7 u o
U 62 U M I
t so 1 in 1
24 o I 24 95 24 &
IS 6 J li t IS 2H
I
1? S7H 12 7 12 5d
11 26 13 25 12 40
11 tt 11 & 12 00
10 SO 10 96 11 00
11 97 12 00 j 11 92
11 62, U 70 I U 70
t HO , 9 SO j 9 80
of (be Uay
Commodities
Nf.,W YORK. Sept. 28 FLOCR-Recaipt5,
47.100 hhls.: exports. I:!. bbls. Market
lather (inlet, but firmly held: Minnesota
I patents. So. 10a;..nO; winter straight, $4.8.V
&.00; Minnesota bakers. $4.60(ij.lO; winter ex
! tras, Sl.20.ri t.tiO; winter patents, 5.iu6 40,
winter low grades. S4.10.o4.SO: K:ii
I straights, S4.H.V'i4.90. Rye flour dull: fair to
good. 4.30ir4.aO; choice to fancy. $4 3.ft4.0O.
COItNMKAL Steady; fine white and yel
Uow. l.u'r, coarse, 11.001.55; kiln dried.
2.6.
I HYK Dull; No. 2 western, 7tro, nominal,
i f. o. b. New York.
I BARLKY-Steady; feeding, 5fa0c. c. I. f.
New York.
i WHEAT Receipt s. V!6.e00 bushels; es
, ports, 24.000 bushels; spot market, firm:
, 2 red, nominal elevator: No. 2 red.
iiouilnal. f. o. ,h.. afloat; No. i northern
IniJuth tlvlOW JDominal. f. o. b. afloat. The
wltaaC " mai kut sjviis-lfli m asrain to.ta n(t
cbwed 1c to lic net higher. September
ctoaedf n.io'v oecemrjer ctoaen, il.wtv;
May closad, Sl-0!e.
CORN-Recelpts. XSX0 bushels; exports,
16,700 bushels: pot market, firm; No. 2 old,
75o In elevator .and 7Sc delivered, both
nominal; No. 2 old. T-fiO. middle October,
f. o. b. afloat. Option market shrd ah
f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 new 6.".c winter
shipment, f. a. h. afloat. Option market
was without transactions, closing net un
changed. September. oloaed, 75c; Decem
ber closed. 704c.
OATH Receipts. 92,400; spol market,
firm; mixed, nvdllr; natural white, 42
4uc; clipped white, 4;l(ff4tk-.
MAY Firm; No. 8. 7iiij80r; good lo
cholca, Wu.
HOVH liull; state, common to choice.
1908, 1 Mi 20c; 1907. nominal; Pacific coast,
ltHW, llWISc; 1907, 12iS15c.
lllOKS Firm; acid, 2?4l.c; Central
America, 21c.
PROVIHION8Heef. steady; family, $14 00
jl4M; mess, $11 OOW11.50. Hams, $l'4 00
26.00; packet, $12 00i( 12 60; city extras, $21.00
2160. Cut meats, steady; pickled belli, a.
$13.60318.76; pickled hams, $117513.00. Lsrd.
easy; middle west. $12.90ifi 13.00; refined,
steady; continent, $13.40j South America,
tit.uu; compouno, s.iirjs.K;i. fork, firm
family. $2S.00fti.00; short clears.
23 M; mess, 25.0tr2& M.
TAI.WJW gulet; clly ($2 00 per
5
d
adroit conductors of the
r. cent movements in the market ami mat
'were able to control the action of price
to the disc imfort of the short.
1 The monev market seems proof anal'ist
Jlisdvirse circumstance and the operations
on me long sine nxiay wir ihiium. i-i
every stipearanee of unhamperea rreeooni
The near ai.proai
; settlements made
, money market. Tha tone of call-loans wan
j slightly easier. If anything. Hlthough the 1
i tales were not uuotably changed. 1
Ne York exchatiKc ai Chb ago also lose
1 10 par and the bank were corresponding! . ,
; relieved from pressure on thai side. Thi
i sub-trf asm . meanwhile, continues to
'draw cusli from Ihe banks, the tola! for
;rhe banking week rising today to SVftio, .
cotnp.ir.'d v Ith only SMil.OnO In the cone-,
spol ding time last week. There vm re
'liivv remittances also today to Canada, 1
S.Myi,nni) being withdrawn from the sub
treHsnrv In irold for thnt destination. In
j addition 10 $H1.000 shipped vesterday.
The evidences of depletion of the nar- ,
now hanking surplus were disregarded iu I
I the speculation. Tha animated and VHlatiie
movements In different stocks were basid
I tnore often than on anything else, on con
jectural dividend prospects. Atchisi.n.
. l'enns Ivanla, New York Central. 8uuihern
Pacific, Rock Island pr-ffernd and I'nited
I States Steel itself were directly affected I
by this consideration There was nothing j
mithoi itntive made known as to the actual
intention of those controlling Ihe finances
of tl" sa companies. The rise In United
i Slates r1eel was stimulated by reports of
the placing; of heavy buying orders for
'steel rails by the great railroad systems,
the Pennslvania being mentioned as or-'
deting ;)00,000 tons for next year. A strong
recoveiey In the Kr ie stocks was a feature
in the day's ni.it ket.
The bonds market was Irregular. The
bouyant rise In L'nlted States Steel to
SSo was accompanied by a decline in tli.1
sinking fund bonds. Total sales, par value,
$5 9r).u0. l'nlted States bonds war un
changed o cull.
;,Uii.L.ii .il.'s and leading quotations
on alocks today were as follows:
BIf. Hljtl. LOW. 1.10mm.
Allls-fhalmers p'1
Asialffaiuated Cot.per
Anierlrall Axnrull'ire. . . .
Amrtiau ileet ?unr
Anil-tmn f'n pt't
American ('r Koim.iiy
American t'otton Oil
tin Hide aV Usather t'tj
Amariiaa l.-e Seouritlei. . .
American l.lnsaed
Auierl'in LncomiMUe
Am. Binelt. A Ret'nil
Am. Smell. Hat'lig. pul.
Anierlcan ri.igar Raflnlrig
Amen. n Tel. a Tel
Amsrl.ml 'liiha.-co pfd
Aii.MrliBli Wo.lpn
Aaawnila Mining Co
Ai.-.lilnon
Atr.hlron pfd
Atlimlr (iwat Line
bltlmor Il Ohio
Hiltltnure A Ohio pfd
Bethlabom Steel
Hr.ioklvn llapld Ttnnnll...
r'inadlan f'lotrin
t'enlinl Leather
t'rntrsl Letlier pfd.
1 oiitial of Nw .leray
l'liepke Khlo
Chicago A Alton
Chic Great W m arn . . .
l.'MrRto A North-atern. .
Chicago, Mi). A. SI. Pill--C
. '' C. A Hi. Lolil ..
1'il.rraJo fuel A Ir-in... .
Colorado A Southarn
('ilorido A P. l"t pfd
t'nlura.lo A So. '.'d Ht . .
ronaolidme'l fa
Corn 1'roilucfs
nalawara .A liudeon .. ...
Iiflivtr A Rio oranila
t). A R. 0. pfd
t . S. ret. ?
.to onpon
t r1 in. re
d cuptin
1' S rcg
to cnupon
A'll . ( it tn. . . .
Am. Agrt. as
Am. T. a T. cv 4
Am Toha. co it
lo Sa
Armour A Co 4'
AichtNm ymi 4..,..
1I.1 cv. 4'
do ct. on
All C 1, lit 4n
B A t. 4...
do Vt
tin x. w. IV,,
Brook. Triin. w. 4. ...
C. o( Omirgia ,V ...
i i-niral laihr rn ..
''. or N. j. grit. .
Che. ft ohtn H
do ref. .a
'"'ill ago A Alton Jia.
I'.. H. A It. Jt.
do gen. 4a
hi . Mil. A M. r
gM. ..a
'.. H. I te. V. ml.
do nil. in
Uo rf 4i
C l.i. Indum rial rt. . .
i'i.I.i. Midland 4. . .
r. A S. ref.-M. 4Sa
liela. 1 1 ml . cv. 4-.
I. A R. li in
'I" ef. i ...
riivttllcra' r,n
trie iirlor Urn 4p ..
ilu gen. 4jf
lo cv. 4, aeriea A
un cv. 4n, herlfa 11.
On. Klf.-rric . i. on.
Hid. offiTea.
!) 1. c. 11 rat. tit ...
rote 11 trb'gh Mat 4a.
l'.li liner. IS M. 4a ..
.mill Japan V
.IM.'-trlo 4W
.117V. K ' . So lar sa
V.i.1.. Shofe deb. (19-1) MN
101 VI'. A Niati uo. 4. .. tH't
l. M .. K. A T lat 4a...l,
8.i li'i gan. 44
Uira MlaMnirl Faciflc a .
.lit. Rya of at. v,a
l. N Y. C. gen. Jia. . .
121 a dn deb. 4
IS: 'S. Y . N. H. A H
, ct. s
1 1 o N . A W . 1 con. 4a.
r. do ct. 4a.
t Northern Pacific 4a .
a lo a
109", (r. H. I., rfdg 4..
l..itPenli. ct. Mita 1191&I.
;jfi.4 do con. 4a
1'irtS Reading gen. 4a
im,i i. a a. r. fg
7jS le Ken- o
? t Si. I.. 8. W. ion.
3, .lo la. gold 4
Searrd A. 1, 4
v, rlo. I'acillo col. 4a. .
7 o-i 1 v. 4
S: ., Uo R. R. 'lat rar.
iSro. Railway a...
.i g'D. 4n,
K.Vjl'r.lon Pacific 4a...
9H ao cv. la
104 do 1st A ref. 4a
. MTa V. S. Rurhr a. .
. 1 f. 8. Steal Vd da.
Tr.S 'a -I .ar. lliem aa ...
, g;i Wabaah let 5a
. do tut A axt. 4s
. Kt Weatern Mil. 4a...
. V;t'. M'aat. Klaclrlc ct. &a
ljf.ii Wlst onaln ( antral 4s.
London Stock Market.
LONDON. .Sept. 2. American socurltie
opened steady today. Later under the lead
of the l'nlted States Steel and Atchison,
Topeka and Santa, Fe, the market ad
vanced. This was followed by a slight le
ad ion. but at noon the tone was steady
and prices vevre from to higher than
yesterday's New York closing.
London closing storks:
S23.0O4
Pas).
Japan,
No. 2.
Cash quotation wtie as follows:
FLOCK Firm; winter patents. $4 tttUo.OO;
mraighta, S4.3O04.sii; straights, $4 70.0 4 HO.
RY h No. 2, 72c.
HA RLEY Feed or mixing, E2i54o; fair to
'hole malting. 6sf)tSo.
NtliliS-Flax. No. 1 southwestern. S1.3R;
o. 1 northwestern. $1.4.1. Timothy. S2.0rii
:; W Clover. $16.00.
PROVISIONS Pork, fness. per bbl., $24 90
lat o. Lard, per 100 lbs , Sl2.87. Short ribs.
ids (looaei. $U favwlJ.W; almrt elear aides
boxed), $H37t 12.60.
Total clearance of wheat and flour were
eiiual to 474.000 bu. Primary receipts were
S 4i8.00O bu.. compared with 1.242.000 bu. the
corresponding day a year ago. Tha world's
visible supply, as shown by Rradstreet's, n
teaaed 6.762.0O0 bu.
Lattiuaied receipts for tomorrow: .Wheat.
.'4 cars: corn, 196 cars; oats, 104 cars; hogs,
"."a1 head.
Islble appljr of ttrala.
NKW YORK. Kept. 27 Special cable and
elegtaphlc roiiimunlcatlotis received by
Hradatreets show the following changes
in available supplies as ' compared with
previous account:
Wheat. United States, east Rockies ln
reased, 8.241 000 bushels; Canada, Increased,
Ml OiO buahels. Total, l'nlted States and
I'arisda. Increased. 4 062 On) bushels. Afloat
for and in Kurope, Increased. 1.700 ooo
bushels. Total American and Kurooean
lupply. Increased. S.7o2.0t bushels.
Corn Vnlted States and Canada, J
reaaed. 876.0S0.
Oata fnlted States and Canada, in
leaaed. 1021,000.
Tba leading Increase .and decreases re
mi ted this week follow:
Incresaes Midland. 38 000 bushels: Louis
ville. Jo;. 000 bushels; Kingston. 70.000 bush
Is. Decreases-Manitoba!. 1 1 111.000 bushels;
tioderlch. lll.OuO buglielg: Klioxville. 102 00i
hnshel: Minneapolis, priVate elevators, 60.
NO bushels.
A -a. ' .
Mlaneapolta Urala Market.
MINNKAPOLIS, Sept." 2S.-WHKAT-r;f,lr,t
M"c: roi'r. 4c: May.
I0.'fl102; rash. No. 1 hard. $102; No.
I northern. $101: N. ; not them !r.c
.vo .! spring 7fJ9e. '
ri.AX 'losed at $1 M.
nrv.-in it pound aacks liu ji
TR-Flrat patents. IS JOui.v :i a.
.Ofr.10; first cieara. $t Si.r.4 .
I Lo
latent.
eoiid cieara.
SSlOdSM.
Hllwaakee Gratis Market.
AllLWALKPr- Sept. 2S.-W)IKAT-No
! Ar't""1' !' ul,; No- northern $1 04o
04; Ixcember, $101 bid. ' '
OAT9-4lio?41c.
BARLKY Samples. 6JHc.
rearla Market.
PKOR1A. 8pt a-OORN-ll
eallow. rate; No. S vellow, 3Vc
". . 4c; No. 4. Uc.
OATS-Higher; No. S white
Vo. 4 white. 3c
:ber,
No.
No. 3
!. 4c,
i I
ala Market.
l Urrpoal On
mrooL. Sen. -WHK1T.i;i
ltd 'esters.. . a Inter. 7 id'
c: country (pkgn. free.), b'Yorac.
RICK Steady; domestic. 2'4a7c:
6j
ill li t.H r li m; creamery specials. 31c;
weatern factory. 22tj24c; imitation cream
ery. 26a 2tc.
CHKKShi Steady; full cream. 14m.
ROUS Firm; western, extra firsts. 25
2c; firsts. 24li5c; seconds. 23i3.4o.
POULTRY Alive, firm; western ohlck
ena. 16c; fowls, 16c; turkeys, 16c; dressed
dull; western chickens, 14!9c; fowls. 13-j.
16c.
OM4H4 general markets,
tasle aad Faaer Pradaee Prices Vara
alaked ky BSftra aad Wsoleealcra.
BUTTER Creamery. No. i. delivered to
the retail trade In 1-lb. cartons. 27 c; No.
1, In 00-lb. tuba. To; No. t In l ib. car
tons. c; In 00-lb. tuba, S4o; sacking atock.
UV.4320Ssc; fancy dairy, tubs, iittim; coin
man roll, fresh mad. Ia4,lac Market
changes every Tueaday.
EOOS Fresh selling stock, candled, tta
CHKKSB Finest Wlaoonsin full cream
twins. 16c; Young A mar leas, 4 In hoop
16c; favorite, S In boos, lo; dalalea, 80 in
hoop, 16c; cream brick, full case, lie;
block Swiss, 16e: full aream llmburger. ltd
POULTRY lirollera. 16c; alive, siyiings.
lac; hens. 10c; cooks, lo; ducks. 10o; gees.
So; turkeys, lfc; pigeons, per dog., too;
Sulnea fowls, per dos., $150; tquabs, per
oi., $1 Dressed hens, Uo; springs. 194J
tic; cocks. (c; ducks Uc; gaeaaa, Uo;
turkeys, 22c
F1SH--Fresh. caugnt, almost all are
dressed: Halibut, tc; buffalo, to; trout.
12c; bullheads, 14c; catfish, 17c; orapptea,
aunflah. fcdo; black basa, 26c; wnltefiau.
13o; plks. 12c; salmon, Uc; pickerel, loo,'
frog legs, 860. Fresh frosen: Wblteflsh!
No. 1, 10c; round. c; pickerel dressed,'
and headless, 7o; round, tc; pike, dreaaed,
10c; round. 9c; red snappers. Uc; bpaolab
maokarel. Uo; native mackerel, xr each
BKEF CUTS No. 1 ribs, lc; No. 3 riba.
uc; co. i riDs, rc, .-so. t loin, loo; No. S
loin, lavic; .o. loin, te; fso. 1 chuck,
c; No. S chuck. 4V; No. S chuck. 4Vc;
No. 1 round. 9Vtc; No. I round, 7c; No. S
round, kac; .o. l piate, ttc; .No. plate
4c; No. S plat. Se.
VEUETABLFS Kansaa sweet potatoes.
SX7S per bbl. Celery, Michigan. sOo bunch,
Cabbage, bom grown. lu per lb. Wis
consin Red Glob onions, to per lb Cali
fornia cauliflower, $X00 per crate. Toma
toes, borne grown, market basket, toe;
arata 14.00. LottUt!. Ber aua. al X-
' amps, turnips carrots, 7ae por dos Flor
! Ida new beets Canute, parsulpa turnips
etc . per dos, l&o.
FRi.SH 6 RUlTtV-Flortda plnsapplea, ill
to ta. 81.71 par orate; grape fruit. M alia,
per bos. $J. 44 sis. UN. M stse. ts; ba
nanas fancy select, Sl totfttV: Apples homo
frown, pair bu. basket. ;6nLu; market
baa.-at. 46.
Pklladelpkla Prod are Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. St BUTTE R
l-liin; good demand: sxtrs sestet n cream
er v X!n-: nearby prints. 84c.
EtfclS Firm; Pennsylvania and other
near by firata. free rases. f7e. at mark; cur-
eni rneiiis in recurnsoi ouaea. atc,
mara: weatern rtrata. free rases,
mark: current receipta. free caaea
at mark
CH KKSK Quiet; New York full
ch.ai e. I,c. fair to g".l l.VejlS1!?
la.IUra Scruiillaa
Erla
K.ne tat pfd
Krie AI pfil
tleneral Klectrlc
flraat Northern pfd
Ureat Norlharn Ura. ctrs. ,
Illinois Central
Interborough-Mel
Interboiougli-Mei. pfd... .
International Hrveaiar
Inter. Marina pM
International Paper ..
lntarnaltonal Pump
luwa Central
Kanaaa City Southain
Kanaaa Lit) iouthern pfd.
Loulavllle a Naahvilia
Mlnnaapolia A St. Paul....
M , St. P. A sanlt Si. M .
atiaaourl Pacific
Mlaaourl. Kanaaa A Taxav
M., K. A T. pfd
National Biacuit
National Lead
N. Hra of Mai. lat pfd
Naw Vork central
New York. Ontario A w..
Norfolk A Weatern
North American
Northern Pa.lflo
Pacific Mall
1'ennaylvajila
Peopla'a liaa
Plttahurg. I . c. A St. L. .
Present steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
Ratia ar Steel Apt ing
Reading
Republic. 9tl
Reputiltc 8tel pfd
Rock Island Co
Rock laland Co. pld
Ht. boula A S. P. M pfd
St. Louta Houthaeatern . . .
81. Ixul- H w. ufil
."4H 0'O I
j;. Too SIS l". "-,,a
Tilu ; !' 4
I .n 4H, 4 .. 4
Vm liJ'a alS S-'n
1 ,:.,. ;.i ', n's
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mo -mi, 4s
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iiKm ITS '. ,NUa
I. 10 ft.''i U'.S M
H. ..O n
112. Ilia I
I. 2r 1!4 I' i;4Va I
ll,4lt '4S 144', 144
J.r.1 III! 101 li
l.,r ::i, ",4i i
2.4."l ', 4 "'a
j.txi lens lii" i:'J'a
tod 1.141, -041, 1.14.1s
Tim Hfi, 14 111
t.'..;t(W ll"'.. '17 li"W
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3 Sod iii 7"t 7'a
s yyt vut '"
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no
10 mo Ml, DUN a
loil aoH 46S 4
imi l..i tui i;
"ial IN, 191 m-'-a
S.i'Vt ma liii tl
;) 14Vi 741, It's
4. '! i 4h. 4oN 4'
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r. ;' 74
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4 ('! 144 14.4 M,.,
4V) lis y.rt tn
4'l 4.1, 46 4i.il
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4' H7I, TP, 37i,
a ) SJ , -2' M-'-a
2. 41.11 4S 4Mt 41.V,
'.on 40 :l!i4 SWls
3.II0 Hi! 'S7-, lb.
n.;il l.M lo'.v4 loo
aio i' M . i
(iiO !.: l4 IMt, lad
) It, ll" .14
l.t.0 IS , 41 4
inn H7' . ih.s
"an 'if. "vi lis'
I..0 4Sk. 47 1
Crnaola. money
do acooiint
Anal. Covper
Anaconda
Alchlaim '
do pfil
Ualtlnuire A Ohio .
Canadian Pacific...
Cheaapeako A O....
Chicago U. W
Chi.. Mil. A St. P..
Vv Beera
Denver & Klo fl
do pfd
Erla
do lat pfd
du 2.1 pfd
Orand Trunk
Illinois central
SILVF.H Wiiiet
C,l.cuillla A N ....
. Mi M . K AT
N V. Central
. H Norfolk A W
,iuii do pfd
1S7 Ontario A W
.1!S Pn ylvanla
.namtftaud Mlnre
. K Heading
. la's eXulthcrn Ry
AKJig dn pfd
. lvl, Southern Pa.lflc.
. 44't I nlon Pacific
. t do pfd
. ,4 t' 8 Steal
. J.l'4 do pfd
. 4(1' Wabaah
, in, do pfd...:
.liift'a'spatilah 4
at 33t.d per ounce.
1 1 MHf
t mm
.l(14'a . lr4lKK r ts
Brandeis Stores
Wc cordially invite the women of Omaha to
view the mot beautiful style congress in West
ern history.
Our Autumn Opening
Tlii? is a stylo event whieli no woman who loves beautiful
clothes should miss. Scores til our own importations from
lOf
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. 94
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. of",
. 7IH4
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. Si's
. ;i
..ms
ins
.111
. 90 1 a
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. 944
4
4
4-
4-4-4-4-4-
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Paris, I.erlin nnd Ixndon. downs and wrajis for every fash
ionable occasion, liewitchin French and American millinery.
As Special Features of Our Opening We
Mention Excellent Values in Women's Prac
tical Tailored Suits and Smart Fall Dresses.
We present two great groups of tailored suits which include
every favorite fall stj lo in women's ready-to-wear apparel.
Scores of the new A and length coats the new hip pleated
and braid trimmed ideas. " Fnshionseal " suits make up the
$23.00 group, while the highest grade and beautifully fash
ioned tailored wear completes the
group at
I a. 4 1 t 1 a 4 arv a 14 a. a a v M J
$25 and $35
Those Stunning New Wool Dresses
These
Thev
fall tlresses will have an immense vogue this season,
are the favorite frock for afternoon, house, street and
matinee wear dressen iu the new eoat styles, Moyen Age and
Mediaeval effects. The more elaborate styles are embroid
ered and braided while others are severely tailored. All the
new fall shades are represented.
Prices are
$25 to $50
BRANDEIS STORES
OMAHA LIVE STCR MARKET
Receipts of Cattle Large, but Prices
Mostly Steady.
MONF.Y Vt'fl4 oer cent
The rate uf discount in the open market
for Mhort bills Is l'nfol.'a per cenl; tor throa
munthr bills. lYl'l IS-16 per cent.
I, or ai e.a-Yt1e.
Quoiaimna turnialied by rjamuel burn. Jr.. lit
New York UI building, Oinaha.
City of Omaha 4V,a. 121 A.
Cud ah Parking Company
Oolumbua. Nab, E. U 6a. IMS ....
Independent Tel. la, Omaha
K. C. M. O. pli
K. C, M. at O. com
Kanaaa City Ry. P'd
Nabraka Tal. atock, Ve
Omaha Ha oa. 1417
Omaha R L. aV P. ht. mi
Omaha K. 1.. P. r'd
Omaha ar C. B St. Ry. M, '.114 ...
Omaha I'. B. St. Ry. .'a, lM.
Omaha C. B. 8t. Ry, pld
Omaha Watr Co. 5a, l!4a
Omaha Watar':e. 6a, lIt..;
Omaha 41'atar Co. lat pfdi
Bt. Loula 4r. Ill I. ....... ,.
bain Co. ia 1H '.... "
South Omaha Haarar 4He.'
Stoiu . Hi Stock
Bid. Aakad
102i 1C2S
!" 1(MS
MS,
211 It,
VI !V
ll in
V li
;.J w
f, 1011'i
W 44
100 101
t I'M
14 Ml
44 H
fl 311
io
101 10iS
vai'a 101
It. M
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HOGS ARE WEAK TO FIVE LOWER
I arte Iterelpla of Sheep and I. am ha,
bat Demand la Brisk and Trade
as a Whole Proves to Ue
Very Fair.
BEF.F STEERS.
Av. Pr. No.
l.TnO
l.lKal
em
i.n
1. Kia)
l.liMl
.Vkl
fwl
1
lllj
1.410
r.n
aoo
7.110
1 0.O
S4. 0
IV NJ
TOO
2,
Aloaa-Xheftlrld
southern Pacific .
Soiilhern Ratlaay
Southern Railaa.'
Tanneaeea i opnar
Taaaa ar Pacific. ..
Toledo, Rt. luia
V.i
ptu. .
T.. Si. L. ar Waal
I llloa Pacific . . .
linon Pacirtc pfd
I'nllad Stataa Reallv...
ftllled Siataa R.rfiber..
l otted Statea Sleet . . .
l'nlted Statea steel prd
I ah Corrr
Virginia-Carolina chamlual
Wahaah
ta'abaah pfrt
Vi'ealarn Maryland
VYeallnghoune Kletlrlc
ieatern fnlon
Wheeling a Lak Erla
Wleconain Onrral
Total aalaa tor the day
Jim
..104. 70i
.. 40. ion
.. 4.no
.. IVtol
4. Ml
1M.J
14. KM
"I
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50.10
4 1
K.ilt
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10.;,.k
1. lo
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li.4i.
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111' .
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42
74'.
Hi
49 1
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3il
Urit,
lllil,
i,4
61
!
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41',
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77S
31
70S
111
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4
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71.
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1.
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ls"S
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4"1.
ii'v.
Sum
1 otl
4iS
7:1
152
W.
144
;v
4H4i
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l.S
n
6
Uo
4t
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15JV,
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7U V,
41S
74
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194.
MV,
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Vrda.Dlaiy.
Lniun BtOuL Yarda. Omaha, acr..
' Bank- Clearlnaa.
OMAHA, Sept JH. Batik eVearlnes for to
day were to.Vsi.Mi.Z and fur tlie corre
aponc)lrig date last year Sl,7Zl,s&.01,
Kanaaa City (.rain and Provlalone.
KANSAS CITY. Hep. .W HEAT-rn-clianfted;
No. 2 hard. 1.04'(jl 08; No. 3,tl.03
41.; No. .2 red. l.ir.tl.U; No. il. 1.14V,,
UiKi; September. ll.O'a; December, Vta
May, riic.
.ltN UnchaDRed; No. 2 mixed, o4Hc;
No. 3, 64Ho; No. 2 white, i)4Vc; No. 3, MVjc;
Sepieinbti. hlc; December. ."9'4o: Mav.
iiuo.
CIATS L'nclianged: No. 2 white. 41'JjM3c;
No. 2 mixed. 4lV.41c.
KY KTi'ylbc.
HAY l'nclianged; choice timothy. $11.50
U 12.00; choice alfalfa, lla.OOfi lo.oO.
HITTTER Creamery extras, 2SHc; firata,
2HV,e; Hcct nds, 24c; packing" stock, 204c.
FOCIS F.xtraa. 28c: firsts, 22c; Seconds
Slid dirt leu, 16c; current receipts, 20c;
southerns. Ions off, 14c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 87,Kx) 57,04)
Coi n, bu 30.000 1.VO0O
Oats, bu 1S.0U0 ROW
Quotations
low e:
at Kansas City weie as fol-
Artlclen.
Open High. Low. Cloe.
Wheat-
December ...' 96 I
Mav US',
Si p ember .... ,
Co. ..- I
September ...I 4
December ...! 5741
May rtrV
A Asked U Bid.
I
l
I04'r
' 4'J
5tiil
0l
I
S6 9T,4R
.UK, !.B
1 Oi il Vl'jM
I
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60 i 0 .
SOrTH OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 28. Iu.
Cattle. Hops. Sheep.
Offioinl Mirndav lt.HS
Kitlrsa4 Tuesday .2o8
Two days this week. .17. 406
Sume davs last week 11 1'.'
Same days 2 weeks mo. .18.270
Same days 3 weeks ago. .17. 1S.1
Same days 4 weeks ago. .13.972
Same days last year.... 14,025
The following table nhowa the receipts
of cattle, hogs and sheep at South Omaha
for the year to date, compared with lant
1SII9.
743,071
1.794. 515
.'.....'...1.857.824
2.1..4 W14i
4.420 29,020
8.574 6,! 75
8.572 4S.218
H.470 50.79i
8.744 23 194
10,413 P,6 S2
6.151 o4.0S
190S.
1.930,151
1.486.167
Inc.
39,375
Dec.
125 i3l!
47.838
year:
Cattle
Hobs
Sheep
The following table shows tlie average
price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat
several days with comparisons! .'j ."- i
2f, ;277 t 7.'. 4? i44 I 7J
( 1.128 7i 7 Ian? 4 W
24 IJWI 4 76 Jf! ).".0 7 S.,
V KST K H X S Nl'.RHAKKA.
19 feeders.. H0 A (to 12 feeders. . 700 Sir)
19 feeders.. 9.H 4 0i 1 feeders, . 824 4 10
16 cows Mi 3 40 Ui heifers.. iW.i 3 tirft
llcows 9: 3 15 8 uteeis. ...1113 5 00
111 heifers., tis.i 3 it. 8 cows 8.W 2 85
53 feeders.. 9! 4 00 5 feeders. . 993 3 2f.
20 cows 969 3 25 14 feeder. .U 4 20
14 feeders.. 772 3 110 lOc.iws 772 2 70
Scowti 743 2 70 19 calves... 3M 4 35
15 calves. .. fc'3 4 75 calves... 4 2i
Z feeders.. 845 3 W 13ccWH 8H4 2 90
11 cows 872 3 20 20 feeders.. 809 3
10 rnlvcs. .. 291 4 4) 9belfers..71l 3 Oi
I 18 feeders.. 7'Al 3 90 14 ciws-hfs 782 8 10
1 13 feeders.. Mi 3 25 7 feeders. . 732 3 50
19 heifers.. 6tU 3 15 12 cows 919 S 30
23 cows....: 7M 2 75 9 mm 944 3 2..
76 feeders.. 1000 4 10 5 feeders. . 9M1 3 2"i
6 feeders.. 813 3 85 61 fecilers. . 9t) 4 40
18 feeders.. 4 35 9 feeders. . 914 4 On
42 feeders.. 11W 4 15 4 feeders. . I"U7 4 20
8 calves, i. 4 r,0 18 cows 952 3 00
83 helfot s... 833 3 40 12 feeders. .10:8 4 t
25 feeders.. I'm" 4 10 15 feeders. . 1120 4 15
30 Mockers. 795 3 25 25 feeders. . 856 1 65
18 cows 11 3 15 10 cows 847 8 05
lOrnwr 755 HT. 3 cnlves... 1S2 4 00
17 calves... 325 8 50 20 calve.. . . 830 8 75
8 feeders.. 781 t 50 33 feeders. . 941 4 00
7 rows 790 2 50 9 heifers... 511 3 05
36 cows 971 S 40 25 feeders.. 9. 4 15
6 cow 10TM 8 40 9 feeder.. 856 8 50
5 heifers... 420 S 75 4 cows 845 i! 75
11 steer.... 674 S 75 7 heifers... 450 4 00
5 calves... 1H0 2 25 5 calves. .. 218 6 00
6 steers.... 762 3 75 8 calves... I5R 4 25
3 bulls....; 1423 8 'J0 33 tows 987 8 10
38 cows.....' 918 2 90 10 calve. .. 2li0 4 7.0
13 calve... 210 6 .0 10 cow 911 46
-5 ieer...'8f.8 1
Date, 11809. l!8.1l77.;ll36.ri;t.iln: U
Sept.
Sept.
Sep?.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
16.. S 05-,
1.".
19..
20..
21..
22..
8 091
8 14
84i
6 801
821
I 83
8 IdVtl
8 12
8 10',
23..! 8 12
24.. I 8 8 75
2.V. 8 Hi!
6 87!
, 6 SI,
lOi
S 17! S IT.
6 67, 6 So!
27.. 8 15 u 97
28.. 1 8 08881 6 67 5 96,
t 001 f 2 '5iH
6 84; 6 11 ' f 1 "a 84
5 781 6 08! '8 ' B 84"
i 721 6 02j -3S 71
r 7i' iv. a riii 5 80S
nr. o ui
331 6 75 6 80
6 29. a 70 6 78
5 7S 5 .4
5 281 I 6 68
5 84i 6 12! r, )'
6 14 6
6 89;
6 90:
ll,
6 IS,
6 1
6 20
6 18!
& 24i & 87
0 19; I 87
6 18 & 74
6 70
5 69
Sunday.
Recrlpla and diaponiUon of live stock at
the Union stock yards, South Omaha, Neb
19 steer. ..
' 9 cow s
3 calves..,
11 cow
J9 steer...
16 calves.
1.1 cow s. . ,
19 row s. . ,
NKBRASKA.
O. W. Flilpp.
C86 8 75 3 ate.-ia.
.1. St'ickhoUBf Neb.
,:i6 3 '
. , .2 2 ... 7 cow
. 7M) 4 SO 21 cows....
,. 924 2 70 12 row
.. 849 8 75 18 heifer..
P .1. SlmmoiiNon Nob,
.255 4 50 12 cows
V. D. Connell Neb.
..90(1 3 25 3 cow s
..inoo 3 25 13 steers.. .
W. M. Crawford Neb.
9.10
858
877
5S7
3 25
2 70
3 35
3 20
fi92 3 25
8'iO
927
2 :.o
3 66
for twenty-four
September 29:
st. P.
C. M. &
Wabash
Missouri Pacific .
Fnioti Pacific ...
C. aV N. YV (east) ....
C. ti N. VV. (west)....
C, St. P.. M. A O ...
C, n. & y. least)..
C, B. etr Q. (west)...,
C. R. I. P. (east)..
C, It. I. A P. iweat)..
Illinois Central
Chicago Ureat West..
hour ending at 3 o'clock
RKOKIPTS. .
Cattle. Hogsv. Sheep. H i's.
Total receipt
2
100
I
65
10
75
1
6
2
. 1
.358
10
1
66
39
i DISPOSITION.
Cattle
l.l.ll. 1"0 aha rar
Boston Ntorka aad Bonds.
BOSTON. Sept. 28 -Money, cu.ll i,.a.
Time loan, 4VS5. Closlna auotatinna
bond were:
4 Artrona Com . . ,
1""4 Atlantic
43'Binte roaliti.in
lVlV.caiuni.it a Arlnna.
403 :a Calumet Hecla..
C'anteiitilal
. .14', l-np,r Rung
: I'l Wast
u2 Pranklin
171V. (;ranh
2 4'i;nu Caiianaa
4 Ile Rnvale .
'"v. Vaaa. Mining
V. Michigan
Yit Mohawk
1J7V,,:nt c t c
4' Naiada
Old Oominlon .
I'HV, riacaol
Parrot
13 Vt IJMtiii y . .
laghannon
7v, Tamarack
r Trinity
1M IV t Mining
I 9 Oil
3: I l ah
4 Victoria
l:v, Winona
1 Wol van na
it North iluita
44
V.
. 4.H
i"',
. a
. 17
. I'll
. t
.;
7',
on Blocks and
Alchlaen a1J. 4
do ta
tin Central 4
Atchlaon R. R
de pli
Boaton A Albany. .
Itoeton a Matna. .
biaton Elevated i-.
Plt. hburg pfd
N V . N. II aV H
t'nlon Pacific
Am. Arga. Iliam
do pfd
Am. Pnau. Tuba...
Am. Sugar
do pfd
Aai. V. T
Am. Wool
de pfd
Kdiaon Klac. Ilium
ln. Blactric
Maaa. Klartrle ....
do pfd
Maaa. Uaa
t nliad Kmlt
L'nltad hoa Math.
do pfd
V . Siael
do pfd
Adventure
Allouaa
Amalgamated
ea York Vising kiorka,
NFW YORK. Sept. 28 -4'losing quotations
on mining slock were a follows:
Cotton Market.
NKW YORK. Sept. 28. COTTON Fill ures
opened steady; September, 13.05c; October.
l:U0c; December, 13.13c: January. 13.10c;
March, 13.19c; May. 13.21c; July. 13.15c.
Futures cloved barely meady. Septem
ber, 13.18c; October, 13.17c; November.
13. 17c; December. 13 2tc: January. 13.3H";
February. 13.21r; March, I3.28c; April, 13.29c;
May. 13.82c ; .tune. 13 2;o: July. 13.25c.
Spit closed quiet; middling np'ands. 135c;
niiodllriK Bulf lUM'i'. Sulea, 1.127 hales.
(iAI.VFSTON. Sept. 28 COTTON Steady
at 13 8-16n
NKW ORI.KANS. Sept. 28 4'OTTON
Spots were quiet; low ordinary, SW, nonil
riHl; ordinary. 10 5-16c. nominal; good or-'
ilinary, llc; strict good ordinary. 12 3-16c:
low middling. 12c: utrlct low middling,
12 15-liic; nilddlliig. U3 8-16c: strict middling.!
13 5-119 ; good middling. 13 7-lrtc; strict good I
middling. 13o; middling fair, 13c; mid
dliili; f,ilr io good. I4'c; fair. 14'4jc, nominal.
Receipts. 4.775 bals: stia k Wl 5X1 bales !
ST. DOl'IS. Sept. 28. COTTON Steady; !
middling. I3sc; ales, none: receipts, 219 1
bales; sliipii,ciits. 229 bales: stock, 9.257 1
balce.
Otnuiia Packing Co.
Swift and Company
' c'udahy Parking Co.
1 Armour Co
; St. I.inii Ind. Pack. Co.
S.-hwartzcliild & Suls
I l.aytijn
Dotid A Kleler
W. H. Vansant Co
nptiton. Vansant A I.ush.
Stephen Ilios
Hill eV Son
F. B. Lewis
Hiton Co
.1. B. Root & Co
.1. H. Bulla
I,. F. Huaz
I,. Wolf
MoCreary & Carey
S. Wei lliPinier
H. F. HiiPilltnii
Sullivan r'.nrH
Dee Rothschild
t'lnisty. Klern or Smith..
Smith 4 I'oisley
Other buyers
. 644
.1.258
.1.2i;
.1.376
116
Hos. Sh
793
1.111
1.378
1.716
119
i9
17
2.323
2.6i;
4.948
l.ft.l
lOstockers. 528 8 15 10 heifers... 485 2 85
.1. F. Shtumk Neb.
9 feeder. . 840 3 85 8 rows...
3 cow 9:0 2 70 18 cows...
i cow 1075 8 10
I. M. Gentry Neb.
96 cows 85 3 50 3 cows. . .
Smith Bros - Neb.
32 feeders.. 11 34 r rs 18 feeders
C. H. Flowers Neb.
20 feeders.. 10? 4 00 12 cows...
4 calves... 175 6 2B
J. Doyle Neb.
66 steers.. .,1028 i 98
Body Bros Neh.
54 rows 877 8 7." 63 cows...
12 feeders.. 416 4 00 33 heifer.
.1. .1 Uw- Neb.
24 feeders.. 9C8 4 20 22 cow s 945 2 65
4 cow s 917 2 70
R. Tavlor Neb.
80 feeders. .1215 4 65
A. M. W'llaon-Neb.
21 cows 990 8 15 ?1 cow s 777 2 55
J. A. Wilson-Neb.
21 cow s 90j 3 15 1 cow 960 2 55
Mrs A M. Wilson Nch.
26 cows 851 2 55 15 cow 1000
O. R. MoAdsms Neb.
Scow 1028 3 35 12 rows 1044
7 feeders. .1017 4 60 4 feeders. .1015
W KSTKRNS W YOM 1 NO.
4I
Ut
i. j:h
SHKEF-
I o .v,
07V
I 071,
I 07
-.
i.l...
IS...
!...
.Mi
.24
4d
11
18
I U
I7-
1012
. M7
.1043
. 951
831
MiO
Sll
S 20
i 10
3 10
4 00
2 60
S 25
4 00
lU'Ucipls of sheep were very
laiko yesterday, numbering 148 cart, In
adiiiiluii lo which 116 car arrived tod.
ihus the lotal for the two days foot
up 68.000 lie ul, us iigaiusl 48.000 head fit'
the fume daya last week and e2,9U0 head
(oi tne corresponding period of iasl yeai.
In spite ot ihe lare receipt yesteida).
piacucaily eveiyiliing was sold betuie
the clone of tlie market, uliiiough aome of
it was not weighed up until this morning
As noted PHtciua, the market was any
where from steady lo liHilOc lower.
Fortunately tiie big run this morning
was accompanied with ati equally good de
mand on tin. part of both feeders and
packers, ho Hint the trade a a whole
we in very satisfactory condition. Pack
ers were especially free buyers of good
lamb, wlilcn changed hands at prices not
matei tally itiffi icnt from those that pre
vailed yesterday. The trade waa as active
aa could be expected, taking Into consid
eration the large amount of sorting re
quired with such large receipts.
The barn wus full of feeder buyer, but
the early trade was naturally a little slow,
owing to Hut fact that some trains ar
rived late and there was also a good deal
of nhaplng up to be done before the (tuff
could be placed on sale. The feeling
among buyers seemed to be weaker, thai
I, they seemed to feel that price were
high and that they were entitled to some
concession, ho that Ihe trade opened a
little slow.
Still t Iip demand was so good that the
offering kept changing hand, and while
there were still a good many unsold at
the time of writing this report, proiipect
were good for a very fair clearance at
prices not materially different from those
that prevailed yesterday.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Oood
to choice lambs. Jo 40 y 6 60: good llghtwmw
lo choice lambs. 86. nOtU. 75; fair to good
lambs. I'l.fHiv b); good light yearlings, 86.15
j 20; good heavy yearlings, i5.0mti5.26; good
to choice wethers, 4.oO(tf4.75; fair to good
wethers, $4.3ti4.50; fair to good ewes, 8400
(i i 25.
Quotation on feeder stork: ' Good lo
choice lambs, Ifl lo'o 6 at. ; fair to good lamb.
t."..Wu6.15; light yearlings. I6.10'8,5.25; heavy
yearlings, 4.7.Vti5.0O; old wethers, 84.00'r
4.40; good to choice ewes. J.25rj3.75; breed
ing ewes. 3.7.Va6.60; yearling breeding
ewe. I5.50!iK).00.
Representative sales:
yearlings
lainns, feeders
lambs, feeders, cull.,
lambs, feeders
lambs
3 15
3 S5
4 60
84 rows...
26 steers..
24 cows...
15 steers. .
7 steer. .
S cows...
43 steers. ,
38 cows...
r9 steers. .
, 19 cows. . .
.. 957 3 80
,.Hi; 4 25
.. 894 3 25
II. A.
1292 5 86
..I13.V 5 50
..1023 8 70
62 row s. . .
24 feeders.
.. 962
,1023
340
4 50
Andrews.
49 steer. ...1152 5 50
5 teet s. ...12 W 4 85
9 heifers... S58 3 75
".. a., (luernsey Wyo.
,..1115 4 .". 23 cows 954 3 75
.. 872 8 10
Thontpsen black Wyo.
...1118 4 65 19 trer.. ..1050 4 45
D. Cisiper Wvo.
..1056 8 75 13 steers. ...1210 4 75
C. P. Meek Wyo.
..121K 4 ui 24 steer. ...1192 4 40
..1024 t 75
Son Colo.
8 feeder-.. 350 4 00
! 4 ferdrrs
: lo cow s. . .
I A. J. Williams
1J feeders.. 108 4 30
9 cow .
Total
.9.155
5.0J6
20.368
29. 304
vei y
being
4.
T-4
V-i
31',
'
l'a
HI
I.'
7S
24V,
44
;S
St. I. ool l ive "JtocW Market.
I ST. I.Ol IS, Se-pt 28.-rATTt.K-Rretpts.
i 8.400 head, including 2.800 Tenns: market.
: teady to 10c lower: native shipping and ex
port Fleer. ri.:sarj T 60; dressed beef and
I hull lier steers. 85 2.'d6.25; steers under I.Ofa)
lbs.. $4 laVfi.i.OH; stockeis and feeder. $3 jnti
4 75. cmv mid heifer. 83.2.Vhl S5; canners.
2 2.Vii: 75; bulla. t2.oOtii4.25: calves. 15.503
i 8.0O: Texna and Indian ateera. I:t.50rBn.40:
'cows and heifers. 2 3.V(i 4 15.
i III his -tii'i elpts. 10.2)o hea1: maiket. ST
I loc lower; pigs and lights. 86 0Arj8.10; pick-
er J. fnaH.M; butchers and best heavy.
a.i..(l.el.
SlfKF.P AND LAMBS-Receipt
head; market, steady: native niu'tnrin 1:1 5
ii; lambs, S.0rVf7 25. cull and lucks 13 75
' . :i; stis kei . tJ.25ii4.U0.
Sloas t llT l.lae a?-!tl.
SIOFX CITY. Ia., Sept. 28
Market.
(Special Tele
1 .300 head;
'rj..ia: cows.
A He
Brunaati k rolt..
Cen.alock Tum-al
do bonda
Con , Cal. aV V.
Horn Silver
I Iroa SUaar . .
iif'eieo
17
t
. . r
..ui
..us
..
17
lAi-dvilie Con.
Lllli, chief...
Malraa
Oniana
blr
l.i dard ...
V allow Ja kor .
trim CATTLE Receipts.
market steady; beeves. It
83 0Otj4 2o: feedeis. tt uOho.eO' earllngi, :) oo
4 25.
Hi HJS-Receipt. 2 300 head: market, w eak
to be lower: range of prices. I7I04J8.D;
bulk of sales. t7.9tu8.0G.
Wc, at
. irujasc.
creams.
'I'reaenr tatrnaent.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 28 -The cot.diii ji,
of the trae.aurv at the heg inning of bii-i-iis
today was as follwg:
Ttast Funds O.ild coin ti3o12 86S ..,
d illat tlV. Out': silver di.liara ,',r tvai
Vr-. .-. Mi.r rertirti-ate outsl
t45 8hs.0i
tieneial fuiiil-Standard ailvci dollar
Hlovk la Slskt.
Receipt of live stork at the six principal
western maraeis yesiernay:
andlri
' South Omaha
I Sioux city . . .
. St Joseph
! Kana,ia i'lty
St. lui
Chicago
in,
T..I..I
Cattle Hug. Sheep
.. . 6 258 am 29 (OO I
. . . 1 3no 2.8UI I
... 8.000 J.OfiJ a 500 j
...U.Ota) 15 oa 13.0U)
... t 400 10 Ml I or,)
... 7.04) on) r.uno
....49SM 46.9J0 Ti.itn
CATTLF Receipts o vattle were
liberal again this nioriiing, 2:t9 cars
reported in, making the tutal for the two
daya I. .400 head, a falling off of almost
l.OiO head a compared with the same da) s
iatt week, but a 'ain of almost 3.14)0 head
as compared with the hauie period a year
ago.
Among the leceipts Una morning was a
little sprinkling of cotnlcd cattle. While
the best grades weie t. ady. sliortfed atuTf
was weak to a little lower. Range beef
ateers of desirable quality were In demand
at good steady prices.
In spite of ihe fact that receipts of cows
and heifers were large, the market was
reasonably active and price generally
clear;. A considerable proportion of the
I'eceiDts sold in veiv fair aeuson in tha
5 i0t morning.
uicia ecviii'-u iu ue mine, iiie ana wc
tivltv ii, tne feeder maiket tht morning
with the result mat dusuahle kinds sold
quite lie. ly at pi Ices mat
steady with yesterday. Tlaahy
giadt'S were natuially a little slow, hut
that ia the condition every day. a buyeis
are bound lo select the better class of
cattle flist.
guolauons on cattle: Co .d to ciiOice
cornfed steers, t" 25(28 On; fair to g i d c rn
ftd steers, V..5viq7i"., coinniou iu lair coin
fed steer. 84 5u; good to cliuice rang
stoers. 80. i'uii 6. 4c. fail I . Kood range steeia.
tt 4Uj5.25; common to fair iRi.se ateers
t3 5(ku4.40; guotl to choice curnfed cows and
heifers, 1 4 va ... 00 , fair to good curnfed
cowa and heifeta, 43 2.Vg4.00; common to fan
curnfed cowa and heifers. t2lny.26. good lo
choice range, steer. 83 75 4 40, fa r to good
range steers, t3 25 43 7a: common to fa r
range ateers. t22o0.t.; good to choice
siockrrs and feeder. t4 (" "41 5 .15 . fair to
good stockar and fe.-dara. .i tOrat .00, com
mon to fair atocketa and feeders I-7.:,'u 4-'.
atock heifer I'JaiiSKo; vejl calves t3 0tu
175; bulls, stag, etc . t2 7ya4 '
9W 3 60
J. Bualn Colo.
15 feeders. . 993 4 10 21 cows
20 cows k38 3 30
M M. Veverka Colo.
4 feeders.. 11 15 4 25 6 feeders..
4 cow s.
No.
4,5 Idaho
82i Idahn
87 Idaho
3f2 Idaho
454 Idaho
'31 Idaho ewes
244 Idaho ewes, feeders
112 Wyoming yearlings
2,0 Wyoming yearling
90 Wyoming yearlings
;t9 Wyoming yearling
391 Wyoming wethers
394 Wyoming wethers
Ma) Iitaho lambs, feeders
491 Idaho lamb, feeders
299 Idaho lambs, feeder
672 Idaho lambs, feeder
S.'S Idaho lambs, feeder
106 Idaho wethers
IMI Idaho yearlings
2 -0 Idaho yearlings
104 Idaho yearlings
j 1 .0 In iho yearling
1 137 Idsho yearlings
I1W Wv timing yearlings ,
141 Wyoming ewe ,
2H4 Wyoming ewes ,
1 173 Wyoming lambs ,
,841 Wyoming lambs, feeflr....
r;2 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
it8 Vyomlng lambs, cull
5 Wyoming lambs, feeders....
1377 Wyoming ewe
1319 Wyoming lamb, feeders....
36tt Wyoming lambs, feeders....
I 392 Wyoming ew e, culls
I SIT Wyom.iig lamb
315 Wyoming lambs
l'.iO Wyoming lambs, feeders...
1H.8 Wyoming lambs, feedeis....
1 1' 0 Wyoming ewes
3' Wyoming lamb, feeders....
1 258 Wvotulng yearling, feeders
.0 1 lau lanuis, leeuei
JM I tali lambs, feeders
352 I'tsli lumbs. feeders
2! Wyoming lambs, culls
2U0 South Dakota wethers. .. . 1
800 2 90
Av.
90
54
61
54
, 62
. 109
. 95
. 101
, 100
. 100
. 101
. 107
. ltm
, 66
. 64
. 74
. 73
. 72
. 101
. 88
. 87
. 84
. 88
. 59
. 98
.. 83
. 113
. 72
. 64
. 49
. 89
. 49
. 81
. 68
. 53
. 83
. 48
. 64
. 59
. II
.
. U
. 87
.. 66
.. 54
.. 55
.. 44
..100
Pr.
I 00
00
5 50
8 25
40
4 16
8 50
4 80
4 H)
4 80
4 80
4 35
4 3o
J".
t 85
k 60
60
to
4 V.
4 as
4 85
4 tft
4 85
4 85
t 15
t 75
8 15
I 86
6 10
I 85
1 35
6 70
5
2 78
to
to
2. .
0i
It,
15
4 Ml
t 00
I on
00
6 50
4 (0
714
80H
822 3 20 9 cows.
Andrew Damon S. D.
28 feeders.. 1159 4 65 20 rows Ills
O. Hasselstrom- S. D.
10 feeders.. 1055 4 25
.1. Sinrgren S. D.
lb feeders. .1118 V,
H. H. Willotighly-H
8 40
2 70
3 :;5
of
9 cows 9H 3 10
34 steers. .. I1126 4 25
HOti.S Receipts
smuil, were laiger
bring reported In.
for thr two days 6.500
the same a for the
21 cow s KK6 3 Uo
22 cows 915 3 15
hogs. while still
than eterday. no cars
This makes the totsl
bend, or practically
aims two days of
last week and a few hundred head laiger
than for the aame period a year ago
The markei was pretty dull throughout.
j prices being weak right at the outset, m
, early sales generallv looking a shade to
1 01; lower than .vesterday. Toward the
1 close It was worse, being fully 5"ilij lowe;.
ttllt'AI.O 1.1 tK STOCK MARKRI
tattle and Mieep f eada..llogs Steady
to Lower.
CHiCAcm, Sept. 2.-C'ATTLKRerelpts,
estimated at 7.') head: market, steailv,
leers. t:..ih.:A; cowa n60(f5.25; heifer.
H.rwv.ti iaj; ,UB H.00,.,4 ,-,; calve. 3.0(n
9 "); MiucNatH and fe der. l3.75'ri5..'0
DoOS-llcceipiM. estimated at 8.000 head.
niMtket f,n- ls,t. steady; others. 10c lower
choice heavy, 8 Wi M; butchers, I8.80&
y 4). HkI.I inlxe.1, IS i-(ji 15; choir light
t.l5-'ih.25; imrldriK. $V lki;8.30; pigs, fc.OOa
7.2.; bulk of sales, t. IOt1 40.
SIIKKH AND LAM IIS- Receipts, eetltna
ted a i Lrinj head; murket. steady; alii-t
4.2fo i 5); lambs, f; 0tv(j ;.oo; yearlings, 15 00
U5-40.
tock Market.
A ronaideiahle piopoitlun
weie fully aold at 180.18 15.
and Inferior I
A all the iiog-"
I No. Av 9. I'l. Av. Kh Pr
! 14 '14 S .. . . .-;,
f. I4 aVI I c 7:' :'J I i
; ja vi iv., ai r,, , 1 n,
i ii uo 4 :s i t ... 10
ai :i 4. I u.'t .7 2li 2, I iu
1 4 Ii4 I V 7 .... .2.1 .) I lj
1 : i2i !. v (' :t .it . 1 iv
I 71 I'll I. I iA 4" .... 14 . 41- S 10
..Ill l.'l I 44, 7. -.4 7'. W
74 :i7 !') I '. : .'4. CI I I'l
rt a 1 e I r M l.r .. t in
4 "i . t al ;u .' 1 ....
17 tt 1 . . 1 , u. . . . :: t ' I in
1 oi 41 .!. 1.,
' : M i I ii 7 . . Jt 80 I 14
11 :4 ... a it 7 ... t to
41 274 . 4 ti it ."la In I 10
... '"4 ao- I U, 14 .41 .. I to
42 . .40 10. ai, w, ... I 10
" r. t . 1 1; ,
7 .. .. :a; 1 1.7 (m ..... 2. , t
' ' '" a 4-' :' II ',
.0 I I 17 . -a .-it 1 t .,'
' ! ' :, ".- .. . .- i.. a 1.,
874 ln f, i.7 i. m 1
Kanaaa ( lt 1,1 1 e
KANSAS CITY. Se,,t. 28.r'ATTLB-R-l
elpi. head, including tOOO soulherns:
iiiuik'M for fed cu'tlc, strong; fin rather,
st.iuly; cliolie capurt and irerl beef
! r.. tj.fiiu.L.; lo good, 4.f26.
, w estern steers. M.l .,( 00; itickrn and feed
ers. H4i Suiith.i'i strs, t-l 2516 (In
soi.tht'i 11 co,s. 2 .Vr23.75: native txiws. t'2 2f.
I it :i; native liif..-ia. J 15ji5.i)0; bulls, 12.65
I it 3. 76; calvi-H. .i 507.;).
HOiiS-hncriptn. I5iu head; market 5c
lower; tvp, !, bulk of nlr. 17 85.811
ihavy. 18 lO.ik He; pai-k. ri- an.) hutehers, tl u
'q.2.",; Ilgi.i. f i.i I..; pigs, t-'i 5urd 7 2J
SDKKP AND LA M IIS-Iterclnts 1:1 (Ai
Mtuiig. latriha, ti 7vrji ifi
5 2T.; wether. 14 2r.34 .5
stiKei and feeders, :i 2',
"I; in.uk. 1
il lil.KH t ..
tl.''f.50.
..(.
t. Joaepk
ST. .liiSKtll
i celp'a. 3 i0 in ad ;
'n7 ai: o' a and
f'. no. 1 7 M
I H01IS -Rererp 1
1.1 V; lower. Tup.
8 :
iiki-:!1 AND
head Market, .
live
s.-pt
mar k
he I
lock Market.
2 CATTLK-R
e' ftr-adv : vinet , 84 "0
.fa;i6i)i; calvea.
5 On head,
li .; I, mk
. t Its
. Un..,
Ma,
of
s'ee-iv
4 l- v
IV.
f
r;-. "t, a
4 iX(j8.;.