Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIB PKE: OMAHA, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER. 2, 1910.
CRMAND PRODUCE MARKET
Spot Wheat ii Holding- Firm, with
Receipt, light.
MORE DEMAND -FOR CASH CORN
UmmT Sftlpplag Dtasana Is Nearr
Is Offset aa Inrrrn Im th H
evlpl . la 1frr 4 Ke
f, I'm tfca- Trle.
Uc; turkeys, 19c;
Flour, bhls..
Wheat, bu
Corn, bu
Usta, bu
duck. 8ullo; pm, Mi:.
Receipt. Shipment.
t.5"0
..lUCM)
., K.UXU
.. 71,000
4 )
70.008
'V PIrfAHA. Sept 1. 10-
t-'pot wheat bcrtd firm. Kecelpt ar Hint
ana a ready -demand fop offering advanced
value.
vtlth A better consumptive demand from
now tin, any foreign buying la expected to
give Further advance. m .
The Improvement in tia demand tor cash
corn has chec ked the 'decline tor the time
brine, "A good ctilplnc demand ta neces
aary to offset an Increase In receipts.
l.uter opening cables were Ignored after
a temporary breukieaily and wheat firmed
im. hnMlmr uteartv .in an active demand
liom local CMwumon who took the light
offerings Ut iik . slightly over yesier
dav'a levela.1 ."-
'1 he' corn - mark followed the advance
In wheal It ma nienin. Very moderate
receipt and m.n Improvement In the ship
nlna- demuitil wavm huoera anme encourage
n.ent.' and Tofferiiiiia wera light value
were JeaslSy. advanced. . .
Primary . wheat leoclpt were 1,038,000
bushel and uhlpmeiitu wore 804,000 bueheis,
against 'receipt last year of 825,000 bushels
' and shipments of 627,000 bushels.
Primary tern .receipts were 725.000 bushela
and shipments Vrr 425.000 bushels, against
receipts lot year of 4,uu0 bushels and hlp
inenta? of 603,0iX) bushel. . .-
Clearance were; 8W) bushels of corn,
bushels of oats and) wheat and flour eaual
to 3u,0u0 bushels. ' t '
Liverpool closed Vid higher on wheat and
MrHdr higher on orn.
-Urnsks Cash Prices.
WHEAT-No.'S hard, Turkey, H OOVrl-i
No. 3 nerd, semi-dark yellow, ttsVic'U-l-OO1;
No. I Hard, TPurkev, ll.OOgLOl; No. "m
daik (yellow,. V7(S'HOi No. 4 hard, 8a06c;
No. 2ptlng, ll.uonjtMUVij No. I spring, WVc
J$1 !; No. 4 spring, M'sWc. . .
COHN-No. 1 white, 6tV43-. No. I white,
U(aimc; No. 2 yellow, 64Vtf56c; No. $ yel
low. MMVi "K&'4 yellow. W&63c; No.
t, UltWkc; Wd, J.- SHifflW; No. 4, 63tf
nni eraflr,. lf.it ".ii.!-
OATH No. 2 -white, S2Htj3Sc; standard,
M)32ic; No.' t ivhtte, XtWUHc; No. 2 yel
low, tHi.S2v;- No' 3 yellow, S1K'3110.
BARLk. Y No. 4,-linjjjSOo; No. 1 feed, 64S
7ci rejected, 'ftStgrrfio.
Ryjfi No. 2. '1441.15c: No. t, 7374c.
1 '"C'arlot Receipts.
v: ' " Wheat. Corn. Oats.
Chicago 14 665 il
Minneapolis 232
Omalla 11 . 62 1
luluh . ............... 1 ... ...
CIFlCGO fill A IN AND PROVISIONS
ratWreaof the Tradla and Closla
'Trices a'a Hoard of Trad.
' CHICAGO;' 'Sept. l.-In tha tnonthly set
tlement today mote than 2,2S.M bushels
of w-fieat were delivered to commission
traders, manv of whom pioceeded to leeell
hi the pit. Hue h a heavy load forced the
September option to the- Urget discount
at any time this .season, W40 below May
and ll-ft tha, market as a whole, at a net
declln of '- to Sc. Cum closed Wo lower
10 vtii higher; oats-He' to l'AO up, and hog
pioain ts down oc to liHc.
Septeinlier wheat weakened whenever ele
vator eupport was withdrawn, which hap
lieiiexl fitquently, although in general the
wareltoure men bought tie-ptember and sold
ottiei Vnionlhs. There was no lack of news
on the bear side. Northwest wheat stocks.
Increase J tu'ly ! 0.(00 buxhelB compared with,
u, very small gaJrj a year ago. the Bulgar
ian crop wau - reported 2u,O00,0uO busnels
larger ihktt twelve months previous ana
:heie wei 'dispatches ansertlng that Rus
sia and Houniania were underselling
America. On the other hand It was asserted
that expoit sales had been made at Duluth
and there was a late show of strength at
Liverpool attributed to aales of Australian
cargoes to the continent. The close was
steady, with December c o Ho off, at
ii.OMs to ILOWitrl.tia. after fluctuations
during the day reaching from Il.WVi to $1.3'4
to tl.04.
Tha corn trade was still a bit nervous as
to, possibility of frost damage. December
ranire'd ' from '7o' to SVc and closed a
srrtiVWTe'dowiat STW ttr 87HC-." CaatH
cotn u ftrrn; No,. 2 yellow closed at oii'Ae
i to 6ec.
Oats were active and higher. December
; varied between WVio and Stic to 36c, cioe-
lng Ho to Ha up at KHo to 86Hc.
! Weakness In provisions was laid to sJl-
lng of Jard by foreign concerns. Iateet quo
I tatlons were also lower than last night,
' prVrk by 150 to 17Hc; lard, o to Va to 10c,
' and-ribs, to to 10c -to 12Hc
futures ranged as follows: .
WKATHKR 1 TUB URAIN BELT
Local Ikewin Are Predicted for Te-
alaht or Friday.
OMAHA, Kept 1. 110.
Rhowers were sratiered throughout the
northwest within the last twenty-four hours
and rains were general over the lower Mis
souri, miame Mississippi valleys ana east
over the) lake region and Ohio valley to the
Atlantic coast. The rains were very heavy
at points In Kansas, Missouri. Kentucky,
Indiana and Ohio. Falls la excess of one
Inch occurred In Kansas, Missouri and
Kentucky, and falls ove two Inches oc
curred at points In Indiana and Ohio. A
light rain Is falling In central Nebraska,
and rains continue In the lower Missouri,
middle MIsMsslnpl valleys and lake region
this morning. Temperatures have risen In
all portions of the country since the pre
ceding report, except In the middle Missis
sippi valley and lake region, where they
have fallen slightly. The Indications are
that the weather will continue unsettled,
with probably showers. In this vicinity to
night, and Friday, with slightly Warmer to
night. 1910. 190. 001. 1907
Minimum temperature..., M M 6 6
Precipitation T M T
Normal temperatutu Im today, 70 degrees.
Deficiency In precu,.iatlon since Maroa i,
list Inches. k
Deficiency corresponding period la 109,
S.S1 Inches. . ,
Deficiency corresponding period in 101,
.it ot an inch. .
L. A. WEWH, Local Forecaster.
Cora aad Wheat Reatoa Balletla.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at a. m., 75th meridian time.
Thursday, September 1, 1D10:
OMAHA DISTRICT.
Temp. Raln-
fiutlons. Max. Mln. fall.
AsMund, Neb
Auburn. Neb.
Broken B'w, Neb,
Columbus, Neb..
Culbertsoiii Neb.. 08
falrbury, Neb.
Fairmont,- Neb
Or. Island, Neb
Hartingtoli, Neb,
Hastings, Neb...
Holdrege, Neb...
Oakdale, Neb....
Omah. Neb...-..,
Tekamah. Neb..,
Alta.- la......
Carroll,. Ja
Clarlnda, la
Hlbley, Ik
Bloux. City, la..,
Mlhlmum temperature
period . ending at a. m.
DISTRICT AVERAGE!.
No. of
District ' Btationa.
Columbus, 0 17
Louisville, Ky 19
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
St. Louis, Mo..... IS
Chicago, III
Des Moines, la... 14
Minneapolis, Minn. SO
Kansas City, Mo. 24
Omaha, . Neb 19
''The temperature
throughout the corn
73
, 70
, 72
77
, 72
. 78
67
66
73
. 72
, 77
. 74
, 7
. M
77
,. 74
14
bo
4M
60
6s
64
62
64
48
62
66
60
U
63
4t
49
, M
42
64
.00
.IS
.09
.00
.00
.16
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.00
.10
.00
.00
for
Bky.
Cloudy
Raining
Foggy
Cloudy
Foggy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Plnudv
Pt. cloudy
ciouoy
Foggy
Cloudy
Pt cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
' Pt. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
twelve-hour
Temp. Rain
Max. Mln. fall.
82 62 .60
84 . 64 . 60
M 64 1.00
80 . 62 .60
76 f .20
74 62 , .10
74 . 44 ' .00
72 58 . .70
72 62 .10
NEWIORKSIOCRS AND BONDS
Volume of Buiinen Increases to Con
iiderble Extent. .
ROOSEVELT'S STAND INFLUENCES
General Policy of Retreachweat hf
Railroad A f feels Ua favorably Met
. of ladaetrlal geearltlee t ailed
gtate Steel Drop.
NEW TORIC. Sept 1-Th amount of busl
nees don In the stock market today ws
walled considerably over yesterday' to
tal. The first hour' dealing. In fact,
crossed th day' total for yesterday. This
Increase In activity, however, by no means
brought dealing Into state of animation.
Th overwhelming preponderance of the
transaction in Reading, Union Pacific and
United State Steel (howed th profes
sional character of the market and how
little chartered It waa In that respect
Th errtlre stagnation of demand for se
curities In Itself serve as an encourage
ment to attack by th bears In the spec
ulation. A movement of prloe In either
direction was welcomed by the board room
traders as a relief from the unprofitable
stagnation and they Joined freely In the
day' movement In th three moat active
stock. .
Colonel Roosevelt' address In Kansas
yesterday In It militant attitude against
th "special Interests" was a subject of
professed apprehension on th part of th
sellers -of stock. A general policy of re
trenchment by railroad point to reduced
demand for such a variety of commodities
that the list of Industrial securities was
unfavorably affected. United State Steel
was conspicuous In this respect
Amalgamated Copper was a companion In
weakness. Exports of copper during Au
gust, reported at 27,976 tons, .were the
largest In any month' sine April of ISO).
but th price of th metal roedd In Lon
don and th copper securities were sold
with the rest of the list.
The expected advance In the Bank of
England discount rat did not occur, but
th private discount rate In London held
firm. Inroad In New York bank cash are
being made at a henvy rate. Indication
pointing to a decrease of $10,000,000 or up
wards In that item for the week.
Bonds were easy. Total sales, par value,
ii.47ti.ouo. United States bond were un
changed on call.
Nimber of saiea and leading quotation
on siocks were a follows:
gales. High. Low. Clou.
61.62 pr cent: last week It waa 11.61 per
cent.
Mew York Noaey Market.
NEW YORK. Kept. l.-MONKY-On call.
Steady, 1S per cent; ruling rste, 1 per
rent; closing bid. 1T per cent; offered at
1H per cent. Tim loan dull nd firm;
Sixty daya l per rent: ninety days, 44l'4
per cent; six months, tSffi per cent.
PRIM KS MKHCANTILH FAPER-Clo,
5Vfl per rent
STERLING EXCHANGE fltewdy with
actual business In banker bill at $ XiI
4RX0 for clxty-day bills and st 4 .taw for
demand. Commercial bills. S4S.1Q4 WH,
HILVFR-Rar. iPic; Mxlcs dollars. 44
RON Dl Government, tady; railroad,
easy.
Closing quotation on bond today wer
follows:
U. . rr. a, ng....1M til Ten. lt ref. 4s
4 etrapm mi int. Met. 4H
V. I. k. re ini4 Int. M. M. 44. ...
ee esspan ini4tK. C. Re, ll la....
V. t. 4s. rag 1U4U . Sk. 4s 131..
4 Miiaon 115 I.. A N. enl. I
Allls-Cnal. let Is... T it. K. A T. 1st 4s
Am. At. la IM 4a rn. 4V
Am. T. A T. rv. 4a..1MUM. Pactrtn 41
Am. To Dacca .... mil N. ft. R. of M. 4s. &
" KWVN. C IWs-..-
Armour It Co. 44s,.. H do .. 4s IUH
Airhlson . 4a.... T , N. H. A H.
lo or, 4a 1(K or. a T4
o sr. St KM. A W. 1st . 4.. 44
Atl. f!. U in 4... tHj' 4 e. 4 110H
Bal. A Ohio 4 So. Piflf 4s T1 a
... n io h , n
... ("4 0. s. u rtis.
... ni4rnn. nr. im ltlS.JOi
. so cos. 4
... MURaaiUna cm. 4s K
s. r. rg. ta. wn
A W. e. 4s.. "
, Tt
, J4
, 71
, lH
, IH
, 97
77
continue - moderate
and wheat region
Ar.nraMila.hla raina occurred within the last
twenty-four hours In all except the Minne
apolis district, and excesnlv fall occurred
In Kansas. Missouri, Kentucky, Indiana
and Ohio. Rains In excess of one Inoh oc
curred at Manhattan, Baker and Topeka,
Kan.; St.' Joseph, and Mexico, Mo.;' Mount
Sterling, Ky.; Canbrldge City and Farm
land, Ind., and. Belief onta In, Flndlay and
Norwalk. O. L. A. WFjLSH,
Local Forecaster. Weather Uureau.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotation
oa Varloa
Artlcfe'.i Open. High. Tow. ! Close ! Ye'y.
tWheal I-,
. Dec. :' 1W1-1
May
Corn
Kept.
l)eo.
May..
- Oats-Sept.
Dec,
May
Pork-
Sept. I n 15
Oct, 1W
Jan,-"4 18 7V4l
Lard. I
ii yJH
1. OZVil
11 70
10 70
1 04 llH-.
l OMflV. 10h-sFi-7
&9Mi60ti
l8SV!iff SfA
SkHr1l ... "
S8i
1 08S
Sept
Oct,- -r
Nov," J
Jan. f
nibsT
HA I 12 26
(1 1 1 12 m
W 70
13 03V4I
12 10
11 70
10
13 271,4
12 07Vii
K .0
68
67S
69
33
a 02Hi
20 77W
la VJ
11 9H4
11 97V,
11 B2VSI
.10 SO
II 12 12 16
11 0
67H
99
1 wt
69H1 '
WVi03 l
34U
36raV
21 02V4
20 80
IS 60
11 96
12 02
U b2
10 tw
11 i
tt.Vkl
57ifH
21 20
30 6
18 to
12 05
12 0tt
11 Vi
10 70
12 25.
13 0.IH
IL10
21c;
No. .
' Cash ouotations were a follow;
KLOUK Steady; winter patents. $4.45
6.76;. straights, 4.lu.tu; spring straights,
Si.tKj.lo;' bakers, .oou&.40.
RYB-Noi 2, JSHO.
UARLKY s'eea or mixing, old, 6658c;
fair to choice malting, new, t)8t)71e.
S'KKDB Flax, No. 1 southwestern, $141;
Ni."l ' northwestern, S2-&I. Timothy, $7.00(J
S.Oo. Cluver, SD.uvU.26.
pROVISIUNo Pork, me.ts, per bbl., 121.50
ilZt.'tS.' Lnrd, per lii lbs., $11.96. Short ribs,
sides (loon). U.6oa1.26; short clear side
(boxed L S12..7Stci;. W.
Total clrHiancea of wheat and flour were
eooal to Dit,0 bu. ITImary reoelpt wer
1.0.000 bu., compared with S26.0U0 bu. th
correHponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
78 cars; corn, 41 cars; pat, 2us car; hogs,
16, (Jul head.
Chicago Cash Price Wheat; No. red,
WV-Oei.Ol;' No. S red. 4jMn:; No. t hard,
0-V'bll.04'i; No. S hsrd, IWVi'&SOc; No. 1
noitbecp spring, $1.16nja.l7; No. 8 northern
spring. $1.1091.14; No. S spring, 9v'tf11.04.
Com: 'No.' I cash. b'Mic; No. S cash, 60c;
No. 3 white, 6Hfo; No. t white, 6t$
M'V; NjQ, 3 yellow. 6.",o; No. S yellow,
60v&4c. Oats: No. 2 cash, SOSic; No. S
whrte, 'CMJJ314C; No. 4 white, SiViitfiZc;
ta nda rd, i&r&Hc.
BUTTIt-aiuady; creasnerle, 24Hc;
dairies. Si(i27c.
EGCJtf 8iudy ; receipts, 6.197 cases; at
mark, case Included, liiff 17c; firsts, 20c;
prime firsts, !;. ,
CHEiiSli Steady; daisies, 4i8UV,c;
young Americas, liV?16.c; long horns, ly$
lti'aC
POTATOs-8teadv chotce to fancy, 79
hH-; fair to good, 73a7uc.,
POL'LTUY-VIrm; turkeyi. fowl,
14c; apring. 13Hc.
VkXAI-Mrady; 50 to 60-1 b, wt , M8Hc;
60 to vrlb. .)( 9j9.lCi Si to UO-lb. wl,
ltro 10'vC.
Car Ixit Receipts Today: Wheat, 124
car; corn. 6ii6 cars; oats. 319 car. Esti
mated Tomorrow! Wheat, 7S cars; corn,
tiiS car; oats, IM cars.
of - the Day
Commodlllta. - ,
NEW YORK, Sept. 1. FLOUR-Steady ;
spring patents, $.40a5,76; winter straight,
S4 4Ofi4.00; winter patent, $4-76Q6.10; spring
clears, I4.35ifcz4.ti0; winter extras. No. .L $3.75
43.W; winter extras, No. 2, $2.&0fii3.80; Kan
sas atralghts, $4 S66.00. Rye flour steady;
fair to good, $4.1utf4.30; choice to fauoy,
$43Sf4.40. ,
rnnMMiril R.adv fine white And yel
low, $1.65L00; coarse, $1.6091.66; kiln dried.
$3.60. . ' .
WHKAT Snot market steady: No. J red.
41 oiili. aJava.Lor. and SL074i. f. O. b.l new
No. 1 northern Duluth, $1.22, f. o. b to
arrive. Future were generally lower owing
to report of good rains in Argentine.
Th close was Ho . net lower, r September
closed, l.w?; icecem or, i.iuv, ....
.i j h.j ortot market sieaay; no. . oit
elevator dnmestiQ basis.. Future market
was without transactions, closing Ho lower
to Ho net higher. September closea tnifcc;
1 ,.um KAr i.lnMMT Shn.
OAT Spot market fair; new standard
white. SS'we: new No. 2 white. Hc; new No,
s whit. sii'Ac: new No. 4. 30c. Future mar
ket wns without transaction, closing partly
He net higher. September closed, 3isc; De
cember, 41HC May, 44',4c.
HAY Dull; prrme, S1.16&1.30; No. 1,
6,1.16; No. 2, $1,0641.10; No. 3, 90I&96C.
HIDDsJ Steady; Central America,
Boa-ota. 2122c.
LKATHBR Steady; hemlock firsts, 24
86c; seoonds, 21feiao; thirds, l&20ei rejects,
l,4ll9C.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess, $24.10
fm.VO; family, $24.60$ 23.00; short clear, $22.60
i 24.60. Beef, firm; mess, $16 003)16.60; fam
ily. $19.0O(J(2O.OO; beef hams, $22.0uUZ4.00. Cut
meats, steady; ptckled bellies. 10 to 14 lb.,
$14.7616.60; pickled hams, fi4.uvroi4.eo. uira,
easy; middle west, prime. $12.2012.30; re
fined, steady; continent, $12.76; South Amer
ica. $13.60: compound, $10.76.11.00.
TALLOW Firm; prime city, hsrs., 74c;
Miuntrr. 7&nie.
hi TTTEU Steady: creamery specials.
SlH.12c; extras, 30H31c; third to f I rata,
HHC9c; etat dairy, common to finest
220 and 2SVc; press second to specials,
22'io to 27c; western factory, 2224c; west
ern Imitation creamery, zvsxrao.
CHEESK Market unsettled; State, whole
milk, specials, lbiffl7Vxo; state, whole milk,
fancy, loVfcc. siaie, wnoi nuia, prim, iuc;
aiata. whole r.iilk. common.
state, whole milk, fair to good, l4H'(15c;
ak ms. full to special. UVkHlSO.
EGGS Firmer; state, Pennsylvania and
nearbv hennery, white, Zuii33c; state. Penn
sylvanta and nearby hennery, gathered
white. 2G&30c; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, brown, KSOc; state, Penn
sylvania and nearby gathered brown, 260
28c; fresh gathered, extra first 34Vw26tte;
first, zzwirafec; seconn. twcio
POULTRY Alive firm; springer 16H
17c; fowl. lSttil7c; turkey, M3lf,c. Dressed
Irregular; , western broilers. 17a 20c; fowls,
144jl7c; spring turkeys, 2&&36c; old, 21622c.
Allls-Chalmsrs tfd ..
AmalsatnataA Coo par
American Agricultural ....
American Beat Sugar. (
Amartoan Can
Amarloan C. A F
Am; Cotton Oil
A marl can H. L. pfd...
Am. Ice Baourltlaa
Amark-an Linaeed
A marl can Locomotle
Amarloan 8. A R
Am. g. A R. M
An, Steal Foundrla
Am. Sugar Refln., sx-4lv..
Amarloan T. A.T ,
American Tobacco pfd i
American wooian
Anaconda Mining Co
Atofilmn
Atchison pfd
Atlantte Coast Line
Baltimore A Ohio
Bathlohom Steal
Brooklyn Rapid Tr
Canad-tan Psoitis
Central Leather
Oatral Leather pfd
Central of New Jersey
ChMapeaK A Ohio
Chicago A Alton i
Chicago O. W., new ,.,
O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W ,
m, a at: p
CO.. C. A St. L
Colorado F. A I
Colorado A Southern
Conaollditad uaa
Corn Prodact ,
Dalaware A Hudson
Denrer A Rio Grande.....
D. A R. O. pfd
Distillers' Securities
Brie
Brie lat pfd...
Brio M pfd
Qaneral Electric
Orest Northern pfd
Oraat Northern Or Otis...
Illinois Central
Inter borough Mat.
Int. Met pfd. i.,
International, HarxaMer ,P
Int. Marina pfd...'..,.,....
International Paper ,
International Pump
Iowa Uantral
Kanaa.ckr So...
K. C. So. pfd
Laclede Oaa, ax-4lv .;.
Loulavllla A N
Minn. A St. L
M. Bt. P. A S. 8. M
M., K, A T.
M , K. A T. pfd :
Missouri Paeiflo
National Biacult
National Lead
N. R. K. of M. td pfd...
New York Oantral
N. Y., O. A W
Norfolk Western
North American
Northarn Paclllo
Paolfla Mall
Pauneylvanla
People's Uaa
P.. C, C. A St. L
PilUburg Coal
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Car
KaHway Steel Spring
Readln
Kapuono steel
Rtpubllc Steal p(d
Rock Island Co
Rock Island Co. pfd
St. U A 8, F. Stl pfd....
St. Louie 8. W
Sloaa-ghefftold 8. A I.f...
goutlutra Paaltle
Southern Railway
So. Hallway ptd....;
Tennteee Copper ........
Teias A Pacltls....i
T II. L, 4 W
T.. i. i-. a w, piu
L'nlon Paclllo
Union Psoitis ptd
United gtate Realty
United stales Rubber
United State Steel, ex-sl'
V. S. Steel ptd..; :..-
Utah Copper
Va. -Carolina Chemical ...
Wabaah
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland
Weatlnghoua Klsetrto ....
Western Union
Wheelln A U
81. I.l General Market.
ST..' LOCI 8. Mil., Sept. L WHEAT
Cash, lower- track: No. 2 red, $101lrl.O)H;
No. Sr-hard. $1,0041.0.
i'(JRNwA;alt, lower; track: No. 2. 68 V4
ftoitv, No, 2 white, o(i'ai,c.
OATS Cash, higher; track: No. X, SOtMS
ll'n-.'Nrt.-l white. S2S3bc
R Y E t'nehanged; 78c.
FLOl'R-KIrm; red winter patents, $4 Vf
l.4t); xtra fancy and straight, $4.164.70;
hard w inter clears, $3 Sfa-3 bu.
SKEIt Timothy., $4.tX.
CURNMEAL $3.35.
H KAN-1-Weak: aaogexl.i east track. STfi-Wc,
HAY-4-ni'hana:ed; tinuilhy, $l.00ml.(A);
prairie. $12 gui li.tjO. , .
BA(JOIN.-tHo. ' .
HEMP TWINE 7H. ' ' .
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; jobbing.
$23 U0. Lard, steady: prim ateain, $ll.7Wtf
. n.;n. Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed
j extra slivrta $13 26; t-esar ribs. 113.26; short
t-lesra, ' $18 40. iiiton, um-haoged; boxed
extra .shui t. $14.00; dear ribs. $14.60; short
Hear $i& i)U. . ... ,
bUTTfcli-e rnvhangedi iMeamcry, 2WS
Sc.
K.HOS-Flrmi 21s.
POULTHYMeak; chickens, 1TH; sprtng.
Kaaaa City Grata aad Provision.
KANSAS CITY, Mo Sept. l.-WIIEAT
September. K'ic, bid; December, $1.00;
May, $1.064,ff 1.06. seller. Cash, unchanged;
No. X hard, Stmcfl.tB; No. 3. Hcl.ffi(; No.
3 red. SLOOdfLtn: jso. s. 8n'Jc.
CORN September, 64Vc, sellers; Decem
ber. 614ic. bid: Hay. S7)t&674o. bid. Cash.
unchanged to He higher; No. 2 mixed, 6&3
WW, No. s mixed, toAc; rso. S white,
bWc: No. 2. 6c.
OATS-Unohanged; No. 1 whit, 34 S 36c;
No. x mixed. iXttM.
- RYK No. 2. 5o4S3o.
MAY Unchanged; cholc timothy, $14.00
14.30; choice prairie. $12.00.
BUTTER Creamery, fcto: flrt, f7c; c-
onas, zoc; pacaing siock, ko.
EGGS Extras, 23c; firsts, tic; second,
13VC.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu. ..,
Oat, bu. ...
Receipt.
....117.0U0
.... 48,0(10
....8,000
Shlpm't
125,010
33.000
6,000
l.lvergtaol Grala Market.
LIVERPOOL-Sept. l.-WHEAT Spot,
auti; no. x ra western winter, no stock
future, firm; October, 7 SHd; December,
? i'a; Marcn, a so.
CORN Kpot. steady; old American mixed
6a HVtd; future, ateady; September, 4 8d
October. 4n Hd.
FLOUR Winter patents, steady, 30.
Mlwoeapolls Grala Market.
MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. l.-WHBAT-Sep-
tenioer, i.nn; uecemDer, HUVIJI.IJ'
May. 1.17V. Cash: No. I hard, I1.14S4: No,
1 northern. $1 LiSijl 1.1H; No. 3 northern,
ll.OtMil.UH: o. 1 northern, Sl.O&H'O'l.OOS.
FLAX-Cloeed at $3.50. '
CORN No. t yellow, 6S4ffS7c.
OATS No. S white, &JVu34c,
BRAN-l004i 19.60.
FLOUR First Datents, $6 60e.70; second
patent. $S.30(jS.60: first clear. $3.$0a4.10;
second clears. $2.O2.0.
17,000
100
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100
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t.soo
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43
42
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47
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18
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41
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too
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1.400
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74
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105
1,M0 71 71
. 400
. 400
too
T.100
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1,400
100
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400
too
700
100
e
44
141
1
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12
11
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17
3S
41
11
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143
118
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6
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1,000
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1,100
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too
1 .
17
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too
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100
1.400
1,100
200
1,100
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4, 100
100
100
t4
121
11
"it"
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$1
11
110
41
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121
104
14
too It
.101,100
too
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141
10
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44
111
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11
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in
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lb
10
1
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41
do !
do . W. 1.,
Brk. Tr. tr. 4a...
Ten. of Oa. (a...
Can. Leather ta...
'. ot N. J. a. la... 1. U
Che.. A Ohio 4s.. 100 est. U
do raf. ta 41 do let weld 4S
Chicago A A. !a.. 4 ! A. U 4a !
C. B. Q. I. 4s 16 ego. Pse. col. 4
do sen. 4a. T de ci. -4. 17
C. M. A B.P. g 1 11' do lat ret. 4s 10
C. It. 1. A P. s. 4s.. 72 Hallway 4a 104
do rfg, 4i 4 de sen. 4s T
Colo. Ind. Sa tl Union Paclflo 4s, .....10"
colo. Mid. ta 44 'do er. 4a. 104
C. A 8. r. A . 4a M ' de let A ret. 4.... M
.loz
.1011
to. H
. .10
t. A H. c.
P. A A. O. 4.
do ret.
Tllitlllar' ta ..
Krle p. I. 4
an gen. 4
do cv. 4a, aer.
4o aerie B...
Oen. Cleo. cr. I
Bid.
tt!, 8. Rubber '
, l V 8. Steal M
lVa.-aro. Chem.
, Wabaah 1st Be.,
U 4o let A ex. 4a....
.... 71 Weetem Md. 4a....
A.. 4 West Blec. v. 4..
.... 4 Wli. Central 4s
i... .135 Mo. Pacltlo ev. '6s.
H
11
1?
Bostoa Mlalac itock.
BOSTON, Sept. 1. Clotlng quotation on
siocks were:
t Mohawk ,
43 Nevada Con. ..
14 Nlpiaalng Mine
rtortn IJutl ...
Alloues
Amal. Copper ....
A. 7.. L. A 8
ArtMina Com. ....
Atlantic '.,
1. C. O. A S.
Butt Coalition .,
Oil. A Artiona...
Cal. A Heola....
Centennial
Copper Rang C.
Beat Butt C. M
franklin
Olroux Coru- .....
Oranby Con. '
Green Canarwa
It
...
M. 11
... 1
North Lake
old Dominion ....
Oeoeol
. t Parrott 8. A C...
t0 Quiney ,
. 10 , Shannon
!, M ' BuperlOr
. 7 Superior A B. M..
. 10 Superior A P. C.
. 4Tamaraok
. 31 V. 8. C. A O
1 U. 8. 8. R. A M.
lai Rorala Cooper lkH -do Bfd
Karr Lake 4Viah Can.
Ltk Copper St Winona ....
La Salle Copper...... W Wolrertn
Miami Copper 11 -
Asked. x-dlT.
. 4:
. M
. :4
. 21
.
. IS
.izr
. it
. ii
.
. 44
si
. 14
. It
. 44
:V
.in
OM&Qi LITE STOCK MARKET
Total Beceipt of Cattle Very Largt
for the Week.
RECEIPTS OF HOGS ALSO LARGE
fewer 8he aad Laaab Hera Thar
day. but Tefal lor tk Week I
atlsf actnry.
SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 1, 1910.
Receipts were; Cattle. Hugs. Sheep,
Olliciai Monday 1 1. old
Official Tuesday ,42
Estimated Wednesday. ..12,670
k-stimate Thursday 4.W
2,alS
4.H.'
SCO)
',)
31..WW
Sl.OIIO
11,100
Four days this week. .38.621 2&.016 .2l
Same day last Week. ...37,312 W.448 lll.443
Ham day I week ao..2,4 34 6M 6i,w2
Same day $ week ago.. 22,744 2S.41S '.4
Sam days 4 week ag;o..!4.00e 81.4VJ8 W.'.li
Sam day last year 27,364 23.804 74,9m
The ioilowmt tshle show th rolpt of
cattl. hos and sheep at South Omaha for
th year to date, as compared with it
yean 110. 1W. . Inc. lo-
Cattl 6.O0.7S6 622.51S 7$.3
Hog ...1.457, (2 l.04,810 238,348
Sheep L2&4.238 1,002,66 2bl,4
Th following table how th vrag
price ot hogs at South Omaha for th ial
several daya. with conr.parlon:
M L. Panrati-Jt. TV
18 poers Ml t 7 114 steers. ..102
S heifers... 673 S 60 1 calves... 1K3
T. Rlrhsrdsnn H. I.
25 steer.. ..113 4 to ii eows V
8 cow.
4 atrers..
3 Cow...
IS sleers..
14 cows...
Steer..
4 steer
$1 feeder.. 11
$1 heifers
4 f
6 60
7t
4 itt
3 60
1 M
t'harles PumkaW. D.
.(if. 4 60 li steers... .1W
.. w.'.S 8 00 13 cow s
Chsrles Snyder S. I.
.. ") 4 2.' 22 heifer... $.' 8 60
.. 7S3 8 Xy
Jeme Carter S. P.
.. 838 4 60 16 steer.... f 4 IS
4.M7 3 ) ?0 heifers... 874 8 60
Tnerneend Pros S. P.
17 feeders.. fn at,
70 cows fcXV 3 40
8 heifers... 711 4 00
60 cslves... t 6 f5
86 feeders.. fr0 4 8S
Date. 1WC. .1808.1908.18v.lX)8.lW6.l04.
t-
Aug. 8 $3
Aug. 33... IWV
Aug. 24... 6 4JV.I
Aug. ti,... 8 71U
Aug. z... 8 7
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
I-
27..
80...
81...
8L..
1....
7 81
7 U
1 7M
8 821 I 861 i $11 81 $ 81
6 86 I 8& $ Ml M
n I. Us. I air.
.. aw-r St f 1V71
10 feeder.
$1 cow.,..
81 cow....
1 bull
cow..
II Steer.
t steers.
jj a re I a 77 1 ail B Za
gvn wj w . I , . v .
S BKtl a?i ail 8 771 86 M
- i i - - ,
8 11 I $ 47
8 WA 7.3
1 7 7 1 6 631
8 4l 7 77 6 63
8 7 7 U) 46
$ 6 701 6 83
71 s o ii y
6 531 8 11 M
78 6 7S .72 IS
6 b6 6 6i w
Boatoa Stoclc Market,
BOSTON, Sept 1 Closing quotations
on stock wer a follows:
Adrentar 4 Michigan i.
Sunder.
Receipts and disposition of live stork at
tli Union Stock Yards, South Omaha, Neb.,
for twenty-four hours ending at 8 p. m.,
yesterday;
RECEIPTS.-
Cattle. Hogfl. Sheep. H'r".
, m. 4x Bt. r 2
Wabash ..
Missouri Pacific. , .... 2
Union Paclflo 31
C. A N. W. (east)... 4
C. A N. W. (west) 27
C, St. P., M. e O ... 4
C, B. W. (east)
C, li. A Q. (wet) 2t)
C, K. I. A P. (east. 1
C R. I. A P. (weal) 1
Illlnol Central ..
c, o. w. , ,
Total receipt ....188
. UIHPOK1TION
Cattle. Hogs,' Sheep.
Omaha Packlntr Co...... 621
Arlrans Cora......
Alloues
Atlantic .'.
Calumet A Arli..
Calumet A Heola
Centennial ....,.
Copper Range ...
Cumberland Kir .
Daly-West
Eaat Butte
First National ...
Hancock
Helretia
Indiana-
lale-Royal .......
Keweenaw
Lake Copper . ....
LaSall
14eeaohuaetts ....
4
15 Miami ., 1",
. 41 Mohawk , , 41
NitlMlng 10
.41 North Butt 17
.IM Oaceol IK
. IT Old Dominion It
. 46QulDcy 74
... 4 Hay Con 14
. 1 Shannon ' 14
. 7Suirlor Copper...... 43
. 3 Superior A Boston.. 1
.. 11 Tamarack 87
,. !U. 8. S. A Afs 35
,, 17 do pfd , 4fi
,. llt'tah Cons.,. 81
.. 3WolTrlne 12
,. tTuon Oold 1
.. 10 Boeton A Ely 1
8 .. ,.
1
4
19 " 24 2
6 . ..
20 . 1
6
16 6
8 ..
'i 'i V.
. 1 . . 1
108 S3
Aft
Swift and Company 1.738
Cudahy Packing Co. 1,632
Armour & Co l,7b
Schwarts
Murphy Shipper ..
Cudahy from St. P
Swift from country ,
Kenton Vauaant 4c Iush 34
Hill l Son 87
F. B. Lewi 196
Huston A Co...... 65
J. B. Root ft Co 46
J. H. Bulla ' 44
U F. Hun , 14
U Wolf 68
McCrary & Carey 674 .
S. Werthelmer ........... 312
B. F, Hamilton 7
Sullivan Bros 25
Lehmer Bros.. ............ 21
Lea Rothschild 60
Sol Deg-an 84
Mo. Kan. Calf. Co 174
Klin ft, Christy 6
. Other buyers 1.139
633
l.oW
1,606
2,665
4H0
1.6,
2,437
2,787
254
406
li:::
20,355
Treaaary etateaseat,
WASHINGTON, " Sept l.-Th condition
of the treasury- at tua beginning ot bud
nee today was a follows:
Trust Funds: Gold Coin. $8S.8U,869; sil
ver dollar, $4s6.38,000;- silver dollars of 1W0,
$3,687,000; - silver - certificates outstanding.
rr... mt.nX ..Wee rWtler. In Jay. p to 38,000 head. Which I. OVCr
Total
CAiTL.lv Receipts
liberal tor
ported In,
.....9,830 . 1,752 .
oi cattle were
a ,.hi,rtuv iiii cuira Mini re
Thi bring tn total (or tb
28,076
vry
general fund, $G,974.7!-r current liabilities,
$oy,068.746; working balance in treasury oi
flee, $30,826,067; In bank to th credit of
the treasurer of the United State, $36,774,
441; subsidiary silver coin, $20,366,633; minor
coin, $922,761; total balance In general fund,
$89,53,208.
Keer York Carb Market.
NEW YORK, BeptM Closing quota
tions on mining stocks were;.
Bar Stat Oaa.,
Butt Coalition
Caotas
Cnlno
Chief Con
Fraction
Davis Daly
Blr Central
Ely Cons
Franklin
Olroui '.
Ouldfleld Cone
Oreene CSnanea ....
Inspiration;
14 Leroe .. I H it
14NeTada Obns o
1 Nawbouae M
Utmi Copper 111-14
1 Rawhide Coalition.. 11
46 Ray Central 1
1 Swift Fkg. Co 104
41 Sean-Roebuck ui
33 Superior A Pitta.,
lTonapah Mining.
4 trinity Copper ..,
feorth Lake
' I Bohemia ,
"
,
. 6
14
M
..... 4
15,600 111 111 1)1
lot Kl ' 21 11
ti t 40
'"ibo t io "
100 14 2 16
mo it ii
HX 44 44 14
71,300 147 144 144
1
100 7 tO 7
4U0 14 13 13
84,6-10 4 41 47
700 114 114 114
100 46 46 44
100 47 17 14
tuO 17 14 14
1.400 K 16 !
41
44 H 4 41
41
toe i 6 4
Total sales tor ths day, 401. art aharea.
Lesdoa Stock Market.
I.ONPON, 8ept 1. Only a small' busi
ness waa done In American securities
during th first hour today. Price
ranged from unchanged to lower than
yesterday's New York closing.
vCmaoa. monef ,.,.ew e-i muitiiio ex r.een..ii
10 Mo., Kan. A Tea... It
C4New York central... 114
Korrolk 4t weatera. il
eo ecoount
Amal, Copper
Anaoooda
Atchison
do pfd
Baltimore A Ohio.
Canallan raclfte .
Chea. A Ohio ....
Chicago O. W
C. M A St. r....
D Beer
Denver A R. 0....
do pfd
Erie
do lit pfd
do Id pfd
Orand Trunk
Illinois Central ...
Kx-dlvidend.
SILVBIl Bar, steady, 244 per ouno.
MONEY 24j2A per cent.
The rate of diacount In th open market
for short bill Is $ 1-1663'i per cent. The
rate of discount In the open market tor
three months' bills Is 3Viffa4 per cent.
. M de pfd.
.11 Ontario A W.
.107 petinarlTenl .
.144 Rand Mines .
. 74 Reading
. 14 Southarn Ry..
.134 do pfd
. 17 So. Paolfla ...
. 11 Union Paolfla
. T3 do pfd
. 16 U. S. Steal ...
. 44 do pfd
. 11 Webaah
. 17 do sfd
.134 Spanlah 4 ...
1
41
.... 44
.... 4
.... 71
.... 11
.... 64
.,..111
....1
.... M
.... 44
....111
.... 17
.... 11
.... 34
Local geearltlea.
- Mlaaeagtall Grala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Sept- l.-KLOUR-Flrm.
WHEAT No. 1 northern, $1 16S1.17H;
No. 2 northern. II.IMil 16; December, $1.03l.
OATS Standard. 34ii34o.
BARLEY Samples, 7'tt72o.
Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns.
Ir. 633 Omaha Nw National bank building:
' Bid. Asked.
Alma. Neh. LI.. ...' 1 It
Beatrice Creamery Co. pfd M 4
City Nat'l Bank Bldg.. 4a. lilt 1 m
Crab Orchard. Neb., to u
Columbus. Ntt B. L., la, ISM 1 tl
Hrorault Preased Brick com 11 I2u
nara Portland Cement, lat aaig.. 4.. St lua
Ljowa Portland Cement. ., 4a II I'M
Kaaaaa w- m -, w ew ,w
Kaneas Cllr R- L.. U. ....... 14 fj
Omaha Walr Co.. la, 144 4 H
Omaha Oae lilt M t
Omaha A C. B. 8. R. pfd., 4 per cant.. U 44
Omaha A C. B. S. K . la. lilt M ST
Omaha St. Ry. 4a. 1414 loo
O. A C. B. 8. . eom . 4 per cent. , ?
Paelfle T. A T., ta, 1447 44 Pf
r.nnjlnla Equip., 4a. 1414 M 41
l'nlon Stock Tarda. So. Omaha, es-dlr 44 M
Bockr MeunUIn Puel M roa
Trt-.-ity Kallway A Light j
United Ry. pfd., St. Louis W 41
Delatlk Grala Market.
' PIM.UTH. Sept. 1 WHBUT-September.
II 1.1',; December, $1.16; No. 1 northern.
$1 13": No. 8 northern, $l.1t 1-11.
OATS Nothing doing.
Oueaaa Hap Market.
OMAHA, Kept. I. HAT No. 1 upland.
$13.00: Kansas. $14 00; No. 1 upland, $13.00;
parking. $10 00; alfalfa. $11.00. Straw; Wheat,
$6.00; r. $7.00; oats $4.00
Hank of Euslaad Stateaieat.
LiONDON, Sept. 1 The weekly state
ment of the Bank of England shows th
followlg change: Total rrv, de
crease. 710,000; circulation, . Increase.
113,000; bullion. decrease, 3S7.684;
other securities. Increase. it27,0OO; other
deposit, increase. 443.000; public de
posits, decrease. (742.000; notes reserve,
decrease, 1781.000; government securities
decrease. 164.000. The proportion of th
ea.ua rerv i iiaoiiity mi wek
. Bank ( Prt ttateaaeat.
PARIS, Sept. l.r-Tbe weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows the following
change: Notes tn circulation Increased
170,176,000 francs; treasury deposits Increased
84,000,000 francs, general deposit Decreased
44,000.000 francs, gold In hand decreased
8,6f.0,000 francs, sliver In hand Increased
2,600,000 franc, bill discounted Increased
166.275,000 franc, advance looreaeed 8.800,000
franc. ;t- - '
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. l i-Closlng quotation
on mining stocks were;
Alio
Brunswick Con
Com. Tunnel ateek
do bonds
Con. Cal. A V
Horn Silver
iron Sllrer
Offered.
17
T
It
It
..137
.. 44
,.1M
l.eedvllle Con.
Little Chief
Mexican ........
Ontario
Ophtr
Standard '.
Tallow Jacket...
,.. t
... t
...131
...111
...117
... 48
... 44
Bask Clearing.
OMAHA. Sept. 1. Bank clearing for to
day were $3,678,216.06 and for th corre
sponding data last year $2,199,110.1$.
Metal Market,
NEW YORK, Sept. L-MBTALS Stand
ard copper, dull; spot and future. 812.120
12.30. London, quiet. Lake copper, locally,
$12.87frl3.00; electrolytic, $12.2Vr3'12.76. and
casting. tll.WHU 60. Tin, easy; spot and
futures, $34.$7(g'36 87U. London, firm; spot,
168 Km; futures. 168 tm. Dtcal aales, t tons
of October at $36.00. Lead, dull; spot, $4.40
E 4.60,-New York, And $4 2RI&4 .80, East St.
oult. London, spot, 12 10. Spelter,
steady; spot, S8.87Htf8.60, New York, and
I6.22H'S S' East St. Louis. Sale, 100,000
lb., Eaat St. IjouI. December and Septem
ber quoted at $6.2Vr3P. London, spot, ta 16s.
Iron, Cleveland warrants, 4tts 10d, In Lon
don. Locally the market was quiet.
ST. LOUIS. Mo., Sept 1 -METALS
Ijrsd. firm at $4.30fr4.22; spelter, firm at
ib.a.
Evaporated Apples a4 Dried Pralt.
NEW YORK. Sept, 1. EVAPORATED
APPLES Quiet and steady; on tha spot
fancy air quoted at 10WUC, choice at W,1t
8c, prime at 8V68HC and common to fair at
6'67'c.
DRIED FRUITS In the market prunes
are quiet, but as stork are light price are
firmly held. Quotation range from 3a to
10c for California, up to 30-4t. and 6iJ
8o for Oregon. Apricot ar quiet and
unchanged; choice, loft1le; extra choice,
U&12c; fancy. 12iiUVc- Peache ar
quiet and only about steady; choice, 7c; ex
tra choice, 6$j7c; fancy, 88c.
totloa Market.
NBW YORK, Sept. l.-COTTON Spot,
closed quiet; 200 point lower; middling up
lands. 16.50c; middling gulf, 16.75c; Sale, 832
bale. ,
Future closed steady. Closing bids: Sept,
12.88c; Oct., 13.47c: Nov.. lS.SSc; Dec., 13.38c;
Jan., 13.37o; Feb.. 13 Wo; Msrch, 13.46c; May,
13 61c; June, 13.30c; July. 13.48c.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. l.COTTON-Qulet ;
middling, 16c. Sal, none: receipt. 888
bales; shipments, 388 bale; stock, 650 bales.
Peerla Market.
PEORIA. Sept. 1. CORN Lower; No. $
white. 674c: No. 2 yellow. 68tt5c: No. 3
yellow. 67ViS8r; No. S. 7c; No. 4, 6o;
no grade, bVblc.
OATS Higher; No. I white, S3c; No. t
white, 33c; No. 4 white. 824c.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1. COFFEE Futures
closed steady at a net gain of 10 to 20
rlnts. September, October 7.96c; November,
00c; December, 8.10c; January, 8.13c. Spot
firm; Rio No. 7, 10)?10o; Santo. No. 4.
Wc; mild, firm; Cordova, lOiac.
ie 1 1
lagar Market. -
NEW YORK, Sept 1. SUQ A R Steady :
muscovado, 80 teat, 3.92c; centrifugal, 86
teat, 4.43c; molasses sugar, 68 teat, 8 7c. Re
fined, steady; crushed. S.Soci aranulated.
5.35c; powdered, 6.36c.
Loot head larrer than for th aame days
last Wk and 10,000 head heavier than two
week ago, which was th heaviest week
of ths year up to that date. A compared
with a year, ago there has been an Increase
In the four days of U.OuO head. With such
enormous receipts It Is not surprising that
th trade should hav appeared rather slow
and dull this mornlnir. There was aio
lot of shaping up and sorting to be done.
which still further delayed ths movement
toward scales,
Under existing conditions It will be read
llv understood that the feeling In the mar
ket was weaker and th tendency slightly
downward. Outside the very beat cattl
the market might b quoted as weak to
little lower. Inferior grade of cattl were
naturally the weakest. What has been said
will apply equally well to both, killer and
feeders.
- Ouotaf.-ois on native cattl: Good to
cholc beef steers, $7.30S0O; fair to food
beef steers, $6.357.26; common to fair beef
steers. e.O04.26: good to cholc com fed
grasser, $&.6otjt.60; good to cholc cow and
heifer. t4.6O3i.60; fair to good caws snd
heifers, $604.60; common to fair vws And
heifers, t2.604jl.fi0; good ta choice stockeri
and feeders, $4.764.00; fair to good stocker
and feeders, $4.00&4.7S common to fair
stocker and feedrs. 83.eoG4.oo; stock belters,
$2.7604.76;H Veal calves. $1.604j4.W; bull,
teas. etc. 33.2fKiI6.00.
Quotations on ranpr cattle; - Chofea ta
prim peeves. M.OO0W.7B: good to choice
beeves. $6.4000; fair to good beeves. $4.98
Ciio.tO; common to fair beeves. $2.76434.60;
good to Choice heifers, $4.2o36.00; good to
choice cows, H.voiQt.eu; rair to good grades,
tS.304M.O0: cannars and cutters. S2.26tja.at:
good to chotce feeders, $4.SOI.80; fair to
good feeders. $4.8043.4.80, common to fair
breeder. i8.B504.zn.
Representative sale'
DEBIT BTBJKKa.
No. A. Pr. No. At. Pt.
t 174 4 14 10 1011 IS
T 4 44 42 1341 T 16
11... 1114 4 00 41 1144 1 M
11 1104 1 00 17 1471 T t4
10 380 7 00
' cows.
124 1 13 4...: so $ 44
4.t 437 1 IS St.... til 5
t M0 2 10 K). tot t u
JO 411 1 30 11 M4 1 TO
t Slf I 44 10 S21 8 74
HEIFERS.
7 401 1 10 8 404 $ 40
............. 40 UBUliti. so. st,
1.. 14M 1 44 1 Ill I 40
1 1144 St . 1 1110 8 71
CALVES.
1 100 $ OA 1 104 50
1 i" 1 M 1 240 4 71
t 1W 4 09
8TOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4 441 t 44 1 U
4 474 t 41 8 toa 4 j,
14 444 1 16
WESTERNS NEBRASKA.
24 cow 834
43 Steers.. ..IKS
22 steers.. ..1011
SV.l
208
m
921
1042
867
8 76
4 90
4 78
1 70
6 00
8 35
$ 70
6 10
3 45
$ 60
$ 65
$ 66
4 90
4 80
3 63
6 60
4 60
33 cow
6 calves.
7 sow.,.
20 cow...
10 steers.,
4 cow...
4 heifer. .. 682
8 co 906
8 cow 767
8 steers.... 976
26 cows... 868
6 cows 840
6 calv... 214
48 steer.. ..1071
11$ steers... 1108
13 cows 1040 $ 70
2ft cows 1000 $ 90
Si heifers... 80s 4 w
If. O. Sterman Neb.
17 feeders.. 5 4 70 1 cow....
2 calves... 270 8 00 Scows...
6 cows 834 3 M 1 calf....
l). tl. Adle Neb.
8 cow 1104 3 70 $ tockr. 60A
7 cow 960 $ 70 7 stocker. 718
R. M. Chase Neb.
7 cows 874 8 60 17 feeders.
J. Ij. Neison rseb.
$08
27 steer.
20 steers.
SO steer.
20 cows..,
10 calves.
14 cows..
13 steer.
17 ateera.
S heifers.
4 oows..,
8 cow.,.
9 cow..,
18 Steers.
8 cow.,
4 calve.
18 teer.
5 steer.
26 row.
21 cow.
.10S8
. 606
. 911
. 616
. 162
. 11)3
. S6
..lo;s
. 720
. 8H7
.1046
.10S6
.
.1044
. 8M)
.1097
.1098
. 844
fMt
21 heifer... 710
940
840
410
872
810
t 65
4 00
6 00
8 65
6 60
$ 09
S 20
4 90
3 65
3 00
4 20
4 00
4 60
$ 85
4 25
4 60
4 86
5 06
$ 60
i 66
1 00
$ 80
3 60
1 75
t 75
4 10
I (0
4 20
t 80
4 heifer... 662 3 IS 4 cow
I K. calkin Neb.
62 feeder.. 6H5 3 (U 26 feeder.. 808
O. England Neb.
1 bull '.1230 $ 60 6 row 1043
8. Koltl Neb.
16 heifer... K $ 90 4 calve... 287 6 60
4 cow ! S :."
Ren Harrison Neh,
14 feeders.. 1045 4 00 4 steers.. ..170 4 70
1 steer ov 4 w
Platte Valley Cattle Co. Neh.
43 feeders.. HIM) 6 00 6 steer. ;.. 1170 4 36
. William Edia Neb.
SO feeders.. 811 4 45 4 cows 942 188
Coffee e Tlnnln-Neb.
n feeders.. !W 6 40
V ier....115 ROf I teer....10tV3 4 60
3 steers.... bwi ow
Canton A
23 ter.... 849 $ 90
Hignell
21 teer....14!5 4 35 2 teer. ...1405 ISO
bkmiih
6 46
$ 90
4 25
6 25
3 AR
8 90
Schumbaugh S. D
4 60 19 feeder..
2 SO 46 heifers...
6 00 30 cows..
6 66 1 hull...
E. Hall-8. D.
I 10
O. Klng-8. D.
3 90 6 calves
8 36
D.
7-W
740
1740
I 20
4 35
3 40
t 40
$6 heifers. ..
11 calves... 171
10 heifers... ?3
33 heifers... tM
A. Fa
88 feeders.. 611
It heifers... .Ma
IS calves... IM
K feeder.. 1036
U.
60 feeders.. lOr.2
i
13 eows &4 3 90 6 calves... R4 ( 25
1 cows... .. 6ft
Western Ranches 8.
13 feeder.. looo 6 00
John Btolii a. i.
SM 4 40 14 cow...
roimAuo.
.. 815 3 60 34 heifers.
9. Fucke Colo.
..lflao S 76 8 feeder.. ("10
..1140 2 50 1 calf 170
..lliOO 4 00 I cow 1050
O. P. Moorhead Mont.
101 ter...U,3 6 00 27 teer.. 906
38 C0WS...'..1'7 4 40 11 cows 1008
Bryant A Badgett Mont.
14 Steers., ..1210 4 80 14 cows 1019
10 cows 9,17 8 60 44 steers.. ..uw
U. M. Miles Mont.
1005 4 80 22 ateera.. ..1154
Miles A Kalts-Mont.
1144 f 35 8 cows 943
John Kraft Mont.
21 Steers... .1072 4 $5
D. C. Ke ts-Mont.
10 steers.. ..1017 5 15 5 cow 1004
622
633
$ 60
3 65
I 60
$ 00
4 00
6 10
I 25
4 20
60
I 35
t 80
8 COWS 853
steer. ...1102 6 16
2 cow 1010 1 75
B. 1. Pierce Mont
17 Steer.. ..1044 6 20 Scows.
I 76
I 75
T steers. .'..10-12
3 heifer. .. 614
Mrs.
3 steer.... n.V)
8 steers.. ..1000
18 cows 913
13 cow..... 943
SO calves. . . 256 .
1 steers. ...11U5
43 feeder.. 100
20 calves... 20
C, Hall-Mont,
6 15 5 cows
8 60
B. C. Hall-Mont.
6 15 1 steer
4 76 33 cows
WYOMING.
3 m
3 60
6 25
4 95
6 00
5 25
8 cows...
10 calves.
24 cows...
41 steers.,
17 calves,
,.1OS0
. 3;i4
,. 946
,.10V?
1S3
20 cs. & hs. 882
400
$60
4 60
I 30
4 00
8 00
I 65
4 96
8 25
I 80
444 Wyoming ewes and wethers. . .104 4 7
3't Wyoming ewes, feeders 95 8 U
66 Vnmln wi thers 96 4 30
l' Wyoming ewes, feeders 83 3 So
N Wyoming ewes 97 8 88
?40 Wyoming wethers, feeder..., 87 4 It
) Wvomlng )earllngs, feeder.. 64 8 4
Ml Idaho lamb 04 6 68
1T4 Mrtho Innihs. feeders 64 8 40
ins Wyoming yesrllngs 4 75
IIS Wyoming ewe 106 4 10
S Wyoming ewe, cull 90 8 85
867 Wyoming lambs.... 60 6 00
8V Wyoming Ismhs ...M 8 00
294 Wyoming lmh 81 $80
niir.iuo i.ivr stock market
Trice on Cattle n4 Hag Steady
keep Ureas,
CHICAGO. Sept. l.-CATTI.K-Rerelpts,
6 000 head. Market stesdv. Reevee. $4 90(1
$ 40: Texas steers, $3,7516 00; western steers.
$4.44H7.26; stocker and feeders. $410iT8i
cows and heifers, fl.iOTM.dO; calves. $7.n
8.25. '
HO(J8-Recelpts. 14.000 ' head. Market
steady for lishts. others weak and Ic lower.
Light. $!).10y9.70; mixed. $S 6W 65; heavy.
$ 60W9.36; rough, tS WVJtt TS: rood to rholra
heavv. 88 SOrti 40; pigs. $.8OT)9.60, Bulk of
sales. $8.90f;9.20.
SHEEP AND LA MRP Receipts, 15.000
head. Market strong. Natives, $3MT4.7S:
western. $3.00tf4.7O; yearlings, $4.7tVri6.75:
native lambs, $0,0017.10. western lambs,
$5 005)7.00.
... . . I
St. I.nnla Live Ptock Market.
fT. IrfTIS. Sept. 1 -CATTLE Receipts.
7.300 head. Including 3.800 Texans. Market
st. adv. 10c to 15c. lower. Native shipping
and export steers. 17.75474.25: dressed beef
and butcher steers, $4 50W7.75: steer under
1.000 lbs., $S.0Oflf.26; tockeri snd feeders,
$3.756 6 76; cows and heifers, t3.fO'ii-4.75; can
ners. $2.60fi3.00: bulla, 83. 25(fi 5 25 1 calves. $5 Ml
fiS.OO. Texs and Indian steers, $4.26(Jf6.50;
cows and heifers, $3.0O'n4.5A.
HDDS-Receipts. 4,4t) heso. Mrxei i"o
to 15o hlnher. Pig and lights, 88.60tr8.80j
packers. $9.304f9.6&; butchers and best heavy,
$WVfi70.
SHEEP AND LAMBS RecHrrt. 4.800
head. Market steady. Native mutton. $406
tot. 25; lambs, 8ti.OlKi6.7r: otlls and bucks,
$S.0O(ff3.BO; stockers, $3.0Off4.00.
,.1510
,. 775
,. 402
25
$ 50
$ 66
4 cows..
feeders
6 cowa...
IS steers.
$ bulls.
1 calf....
73 feeders
47 steers..
4 bulls
100
944
W.
1160
..1250
864 4 60
t 85
I 60
400
87 steers
12 cows.,
t cows.
$ 60
4 00
400
5 15
4 8a
4 15
$ 90
, 8R0
903
,.1057 4 85
$ 90
6 00
4 10
Joe Coooer Wyo.
3 steers... .1210 6 60 1 steer...
t steer..., 974 4 00 2 steers..
t feeder., 658 8 90 7 heifers.
, t2 8 75
J. J. Sulllvnn Wyo.
, 864 6 20 6 feeders
,940 4 60
N. E. Ftanklln-Wyo.
.1QK3 4 76
Antlers Cattle Co. Wyo.
...I3t, 8 15 2S eows 901
4 00 19 calves... zu
4 65 10 feeder.. 944
T. Wolfe-Wyo. n
6 40 6 cow W2
5 40 25 cow 889
Mitchell Cattle Co. Wyo. .
44 feeder.. 995 6 00 6 feeder.. 998
W. H. Weaver wyo.
21S ter...ll&6 6 16
Folland Co. wyo.
IS feeder.. 11!6 6 66 307 feeder. 9W
18 heifers... 870 4 20 72 feeders.. 951
L, S. Howes-wyo.
1043 6 00 80 Cows, i
, 926 8 60 6 cows.,
C. S. Bull-Wyo.
. 900 2 (15 12 steers
William Rloharri eon WVO.
Scows 1054 8 90 1 feeder... 1040
81 feeders.. 1040 6 90 ' 5 feeders.. 1044
17 pnwa inti 1 TR A rows 933
HOGS Receipts of hog were not o -.
as yesterday, but larger than on a gooa
many days of late. In addition to ttie
fresh receipts there were thirty or forty
cars that came in yesteraay late
no one tried very hard to buy. oday s
run brings tha totals for th four day un
to 26,018 head, an Increase of about ifcuO
head a compared with the same days last
weK. ...
Horn sold this morning deoineaiy nignw
than at yesterday close, some of those
held over bringing 15o more than was
offered for them on the extreme close, in
fact, some loads showed more gain than
that, on the other nana as compareu u
yesterday's general market, today's sales
looked to be around 10c lower and as cora
Cfcred With the best time yesterday 1015c
lower. It must be understood, however,
that, comparisons with yewterday are very
difficult to make and hardly any two sales
men would agree for ths reason tnai me
market both yesterday and today was so
uneven. A salesman' opinion of the mar
ket today would naturally be based upon
the time he sold yeaterda, and the question
as to whether, he happened to have just.
what Stilted some buyer. A good many oi
tha hor. todMv.hroliaht 18. 55(3.8. 10 and on UP
as high as tv.SO for good lights. The roost
of tha hogs sold in vary fair season,
representative aales
Kattaaa City Live, Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. L CATTLE Re
cetpta. 7.000 head. Including 1,600 southerns.
Market, steady to 10c higher. Dressed beef
nd export steers, $4.7if8.2"; fair to good.
$4.00ititl.6O; western steers, $4,9047.25; stock
er and feeder. $a.006.28; mithern steers.
$4.9u5.25; Southern cows, $2.75f&4.50; native
cows, $;.56r4.6n; native heifers. $3.35iS6.76;
bulls, $:,.25fo4.25: csJvee, $4.0W.60.
HotlS Receipt, 4,000 head. Market,
steady to 10o higher. Bulk of sitles, SS.MVi
9.65; heavv, $9.1.Vti9.40; packers and butchers,
$9.3KTi9.2',i; lights. $0 iWffH 60.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 5.600
hend. Market, steady. Lambs, $6.0008.75;
yearlings. $4.75iji5.60: ewe, $3.754.35; stock
er and feeders, $3.006.50.
St. Joseph Live Ptook Market.
ST. JOSF.H. Mo., Sept l.-CATTLE-
Receipts. 2,000 head: market.' Steady: steers.
$4. WOT. 25; rows and heifers. $3.fr06.00
calves, $3.008.60.
HOGS Receipts.' 4.60O head: msrket.
steady to 6o higher) top, $9.60; bulk of sales,
$9.10,').RB.
SHEEP AND LAMBfl-Recelpts. J.608
henrl; market, steady to strong; lambs, $4.54
6-85.
Stork la Slakt.
Receipts of live stock at the five principal
western markets yesterday was as follows:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep,
4.
South Omaha
St. Joseph ..,
Kansas City .
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals ....
2.000
7.000
7.300
6.000
7.000
4.000
4.000
. 4.400
14.000
11.108
2.500
6.600
4.300
16,000
.,.S7,100 34.000 88,408
I
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...134
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..,341
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.. 1 to
S 4.1
I 40
8 44
I 40
4 14
4 41
1 70
8 74
5 70
1 70
4 70
I 70
1 74
8 70
5 70
S 74
8 79
74
1 74
S 74
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14
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iao
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71
1 71
74
1 74
1 71
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tl steers.. ..111 6 00
4 feeders.. ro 1 70
Rla-low at
8 cow..... 853 $ 86
$ teer....1053
Beattle Neb.
Bro.-Nb.
2 ateera..
DAKOTA.
i;
4 feeders,. 950
6 feeder.. 801
Son 8. D.
1 cow 930
4 IS
3 63
4 00
II 177
9 30$
14 Ml
47.. 114
84 171
11 171
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SHEIDP-When the market closed last
night, practically everything In the way of
sheep and lambs In the big barn had
changed hands, excepting only a few
scattering loads that could not be got at
In time to be sold. The late market showed
A little weakness on feeder Iambs and In
spots feeder sheep showed some weakness.
Ihere wa no general decline In the mar
ket, but In order to clean up, eller were
forced here and there to make concessions,
especially on kind that wer not particu
larly popular with buyer.
A recount of yesterday run placed the
official figure at 30,376 head, bringing the
total for ths three day up to 88,128 as
against 90,841 for the uiie day last week..
Considering the sixe of th rum, tha trade
ha been lu splendid condition all th
week with comparatively no change In
trices aside from ths little weakness shown
ate yesterday.
This morning, with an additional 11,160
head reported In th demand, was even
more brisk than yesterday and buyer
?eemed to feel that If they were going to
111 Orders this week, they would hav to
get busy In A hurry. The result wa an
active market with practically everything
selling early In the morning and with
prices showing a little more strength than
lute yesterday. In other words the market
was about where It was yesterday morn
ing and steady with a week ago. This
was trus of all kinds of killers as well as
feeders and sheep as well as lambs.
Quotation on grass srovK. Oood to
choice lambs, -$6.6038.76; fair to good lambs,
$4. 1646.60; feeder lambs, $o.0O&6.36; handy
ellt yearllnge. 15.00t?5. 35: heavy year
Ings, $4 60-6.00; feeder yearling, $o.0r&6,40;
kuud to cnoice wethers, S4.Ufu4.40; fair la
good wethers, p.. lift Ut- feeding wethers.
$3.85i64.30- breeding ewes, 84.25tf4.;5; feeding
ee.aut. o, ml ewe, d. fl. AA,
Represents uv tales;
No. Av. Price.
688 Idaho lamb 70 6 46
4,J Idaho lamb 73 4 60
152 Wyoming yearlings 81 6 16
841 Idaho lamb (2 6 GO
U4 Idaho lambs, feeder 53 6 10
701Idaho lambs, feeder 63 6 10
87 Idaho yearlings, feeders 81 4 50
221 Idaho lambs, feeders 64 6 20
25 Idaho yearlings, feeders loO 4 15
10 Idaho yearllnKS, feeders 78 4 90
83 Wyoming wethers 84 4 30
113 Wyoming wethers, feeder. ..101 4 20
193 Utah lambs, feeders 66 6 06
196 Utah yearlings Ml 6 15
61 Utah ewes 115 4 16
M Utah lambs, feeders 61 6 96
21 Utah ewes 95 4 It
34 UtaJl yearling 77 5 15
253 Idaho lambs, feeders 67 6 30
24a Idaho wes. feeder 95 $ 40
72 Idaho lambs, fdrs, culls 49 6 60
1'A Idaho lambs, feeders 49 6 10
$48 Idaho lambs, fowler 49 6 10
$71 Idaho lambs, feeders 60 8 10
20 Idah lambs, feeders 42 8 70
806 Wyoming yearlings, feeders, 72 6 36
$74 Wyoming wethers 95 4 80
29 Wyoming wethers, feeders... 97 4 80
316 Wyoming wethers, feeders... to 4 30
2:40 Wyoming wethers, feeders... 97 4 So
4ol Wyoming wethers, feeders..,. 94 4 26
M Wyoming wethers, feeder.,. 97 4 So
4H Wyoming wethers, feeder.... 89 4 36
440 Wyoming wether, feeder..,. M) 4 A
tul Wyoming wether, foeder.... 89 4 36
34 Wyoming yearling, feeder.. 70 6 35
32) Wyoming lambs, feeders 63 6 40
626 Wyoming lamb, feeder 67 6 86
79 Wyoming lambs, culls... 47 6 SO
OMAHA GENKRAL MARKET.
BUTTER Creamery, No. 1. delivered ta
the retail trade In 1-lb. carton. 22c; No. 1,
in 30-lb. tubs, 81c; No. 2, In 1-lb. cartons,
30c; No. 2, In 80-Ib. tubs, 28c; packing
etuck, solid pack, 22c; dairy, in 60-lb. tubs,
23ui'4c. Market changes every Tuesday.
CHfc.EK.I Twins, 18c: young Americas.
UHio; daisy, 18u; triplets, Uc; llniberger,
lkc; No. 1 brick, 18c: Imported Swiss, lie;
domestic Swiss, 24c; block Swiss, 22c.
ruuu'Hl-oressed broilers under 3 lbs..
17c; over 8 lbs.. 200: hens. 16c: cocks. 10c 1
ducks, 18c; geese, 15c; turkeys, 20c; pigeons,
per dog., $1.25; homer squabs, per dos., $4.00;
fancy squabs, per dos., $3.60; No. 1. per dos.,
$3.00. Alive, broilers, lcj over 2 lbs, 12c;
hens, lie; old roosters. c; old duck, full
feathered, 10c; geese, full feathered, 8c;
turkey, 20c; guinea fowls, 20o each; pigeons,
per dos., soo; homers, per dos., $3.00; squabs.
No. 1. per dos., $1.60; No. 2, per (toe, too.
FISH all froaen) Pickerel, Uo; white
fish, 17c; pike, 15c; trout, -licj large crap
pies, 80c; Spanish . mackerel, 18c; eel, 18c;
haddock, 18o) flounders, 13c; green catfish,
18c; buffalo, 8c; halibut, c; white pench,
9c; bullheads, 15c; roeshad, $1.00 each; shad
roes, per pair, &oc; frog legs, per dos., 30c;
salmon, 16c.
FKUITS-Orauges: California Valencia,
all siies, per box. $5.0tKt(o.28. Lemons: LI
monlera, extra fancy, 300 sirs, per box, 37.00;
800 else, per box, $'.&0; choice, 300 else, per
box. $6.60; 360 sis,, per box. 3.u0: 240 chxe.
per box, $6.00. Bananas: Fancy select, per
bunch, $2.25'u2.60; jumbo, bunch, $2.76jU6.
Cantaloupes: Colorado, Rocky Fords, 64
sise, $2.76; 46 size, standards, $160. Plums:
uaurornia, red, per four-basket crate, $1.66;
Italian Blue Prunes; Per crate, $1.30,
Peaches: California, per 20-lb. box, 85c; Col
orado KJbertaa, per 20-lb. box, 90c. Peara:
Washington Bartlett, per box, $3.00; In lots,
per box, $2.86; Oregon In lots, per box, $2.40.
Apple: Homo grown, in bbl., 84.00(4.80;
new Oregon, In boxes, $1.75. i rapes: Cali
fornia Malaga, per four-basket crate, $1.50.
watermelons: Texas. 10 per lb. Dates:
Anchor brand, new, 30-lb. pkg. In boa,
per box, $2.00.
VEGETABLES New Potatoe. In sack,
per bu., ll.OojT'1.10. 8weet Potatoes: Virginia,
per Doi.. tt.w. unions: .-.enow, in sacks,
per lb., 4c; Iowa, small, per lb., 2c; Span
ish, per crate, $1.60. Garlic:- Extra fancy,
white, per lb,, 18c; red, per lb,, 16c. Egg
Plant: Fancy Florida, per dca.. $l.&0i&3.ti0.
Col pry: Michigan, per dox. bunches, 85c.
ItUMK UKOWN VEGETABLES Cab
bage: New, per lb., 2o. Tomatoes: Per bas
ket, 50&60C. String and Wax Beans: Per
market casket, oodc Kadisnes: Extra
fancy home grown, per do, bunches, 20c.
Lettuce) Extra fancy leaf, per dos, 45c.
Parsley: Fancy horns grown, per-dosen
bunches, 80c. Turnip: Per market basket,
400. Carrots: Per market basket, 60c. Beets j
Per market basket, 40c.
MISCELLANEOUS Walnuts: Black, per
lb., 2c; California No. li per lb., 17c; Cali
fornia No. 2, per lb.; 14c. 1 Hlckorynuta:
Large, per lb., 4c: email, per lb., 6c, Cocoa
nuts: Per sack, $5.00; per dos., 660. Honey:
New, 24 frames, $400.
Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1 WOOL Oi.l.t:
territory and western mediums, 18O280:
mvAiiuiiin, 4ivvi;, line, IStuljO,
fine
Land Filings
V. Are Resumed
First Kame Drawn at Aberdeen ii
That of Claude Dauherty,
Berne, Ind. . 1
ABERDEEN. 8. V., Sept l.-(8peclal.)-Th
land filing for the Cheyenne rive
and Standing Itock reservation lands wat
resumed at 9 o'clock this morning st tbs
I'nlted Ststes land filing office here, undef
the direction of Judge James W. Witten,
Department of the Interior. The first 8,001
were called last spring, when an adjourn
ment was taken until today. Claude
Daugherty of Heme. Ind.. is the holder o(
No. 8.001, the first number called today,
The filing will be continued until OctobeJ
26, on which day No. 20.0U0 wilt Tic-called
After that date, the land on tha rosep
vatlons remaining unfiled upon will be ope
to general entry. Of the first 8,000 winners
but 2,100 availed themselves of the oppor
tunity to secure a lioinratead. Of this 12.0U!
numbers brtweeu 8,000 and 20,000, it la be
lieved the proportion not filing will be still
greater. Experienced land men, who hart
toured the reservation country,' say thert
will be many flna homesteads left after th
30,000 numbers are oalled, the only disad
vantage being that they will b somewhat
far from town.
Herbert B.Goooh Go
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