14
TITE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMTJETt 24, 1910.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE SlAIUET
I patents. o jffS 40: ftrat rlmrt, $lOu4 ;
I second clears. $1 5QtJ0.
I ISKAiN-1 SI&1 00.
Newt it Lacking to Stimulate Local
Wheat Market
WEATHER IN THE GRAItt BELT
ELEVATORS ARE BESI BIDDERS
Wlnl Was the Dnllest It Has Been
for Some Time anal frlcee IUi
. Very Karrosr Fealarea
of the Trading.
OMAHA. f?rt. 23. mo
Dullness character. st-d tne wneat market.
Krvi ! lucklmr t i atlmuat Bu.l.'g anu
valuta luled tiriii, but uncuangerj on
terday's level. Elevator houses were
bidder on Mmp.e ottering, Because 01
ome improvement In tne ii.iltlng demand.
With the weather map eno..lng et
Weather over the entire corn belt shorts
were nervous and the undertone of the
market waa firm and cash vmues were
higher.
The day' 'wheat market waa the dullest
yet thla week. Prices ranged very nar
row and were steady at yesterday's closing
level.
Foreign business la at a standstill and
values will more than likely decline to
where an export business can be dono.
The Improvement In thi snipping demand
and llRht country of fer ngs on the decline
in caah valued waa the sustaining feature
In the corn market
Primary wheat recelrta were 1.220,000 bti.
and shlpmenta were 642.0O0 bu., against re
ceipt last year of J.Msn.uOO bu. and ship
ments of 1. ITS.OiiO bu.
Primary corn receipts were 473.000 bu.
end ahlpments were 7i8,OV bu., against re
ceipts last year of 680.000 bu. and ship
ments of 331,000 bu.
Clearances were 9.000 bu. of corn, 11.000
bu. of oats and wheat and flour equal to
102,000 bu.
IJverpool closed mi VI higher on wh'.at
and VtoVid higher on corn.
Omnh.-i nl J'rlce.
WHEAT No. 1 hard. 96H$1014; No. I
hard, 94(j'$1.00; No. 4 hard, WvlKe; rejected,
hard. 86'ame; No. 1 spring, 961tf$l.0O; No.
spring. 96i&99c.
CORN No. 2 white. SOfilc; No. t
white, WVtfSlc; No. 4 whlti Wutic No. I
yellow. 50"4jflc; No. 3 yellow, oOViHj 50c ;
No. 4 yellow, 49V4'850c; No. 2. WVitrMc; No. i
r"'B50c; No. 4, 49VSc; no grade, 45ft
480.
OATS No. 1 white, amfftrac: Standard,
81S2o; No. 3 white, SH4'&31e; No. 4 white,
81).Hc: No. 8 yellow, 81tf81Vc; No. 4 yel
low. 304R30Ve.
1URL.EY No. 4. 4(Sc.
RTE-No. 2. 72S7Sc; No. I, 71072c.
Carlot Receipt..
WhMt. C""v Oes.
Chicago 61 lit 114
Minneapolis 418
Omaha 14 38
Duluth 19
Indications Are for Cooler, with rnlr
..rather Satarslnjr.
OMAHA, Sept. 23. 1910.
Italna were general during the lest
twenty-four hours from the Rocky rooun
tulna east over in cennal vaileya and
upper lake region, and continuod general
ii. u. e central alleys this morning. The
ralna wire very luavy at puin.s Ii Ne
braska, Iowa and Mlsa.iuri. tdtceasIvS
falls tn Nebraska occur) ed at the follow
ing I'.Mcee: Aum rn. 2 Gv Inches; Uiand
Isiand. 1.80; Fairmmt, 155; Molurege. l.ai;
Hamlngs, 1.00. '1 ne heav fall In Iowa
ai.d tairiMJUrl were as follows: Sioux City,
la., Lis; Carroil. Ia., 132; Fort DoJgo and
u,a ltu la . 12: Clirindn, la . 1.10;
ve-1 Kiooer, .vt.i, j...t; Maryvlile, Mo., 1.40; 4v.
Dett J'JZ'er'll, HU., l.AV, IIU IHCHtw, ... , a. .v.
I fit. id 4.1 la.l II Uilluua. QUI . II .wriikj-
four Incurs e.uiing at i a. m. 'r day morn
ing, wai 0 81 oi an itu-h. T.ie area el
hla.i pieu;e In the northwest, noted In
the pieccdlng report, has sue. eeued ths
low pressure overlying the upper valleys
Thursday morning, ami caused a very de
viatd lall In temperature In the upper
valleys during t ne ntjht, and cooler
weather prevails from the upper valley
west over the mountains. in weatuer
will continue unsettled, with showers, In
this vlelnlty the remainder of today, prob
ably foiowed by lair Suturuay, witn
cooler tonight.
1510. IX. W. 190
Minimum temperature... 60 47 05 64
Precipitation 84 .06 .00 .08
Normal temperature for louay, l degrees.
Deficl.ni ,.i precipitation erne aUaicu J,
13.61 Inches.
Defin h in corresponding period tn 1901.
.41 of an Inch.
Deficiency corresponding period In 1908.
146 Inches.
i A. WELSH, l-o.-al Forecaster.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading; and Closing
Prices os the Bonnl of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23. Overshadowed by o
forecast of world shipments reaching the
huge total of 15,000,000 bushela for seven
da a, the wheat market weakened thla
afternoon to the extent of a net decline
of VsiHc Corn closed unchanged to c
lower and oats unchanged to a loss of Vic.
Provisions w re evenly poised at the fin
ish, 10c below last night's figures to 10c
above. t
'1 he estimate of world shipments of
wheat represented an Increaae of t.368,000
bushels as compared with the aggregate
at the corresponding time a year aro.
India, Australia and Argentina together
sent more tiian 3.506,000 bushela this week,
against only 21(,0AX bushels twelve months
previous. Northwestern stocks of wheat
were also threatening a decided Increase.
It waa ahown, too, by millers' reports that
winter wheat plowing and seeding had been
progressing favorably and that the acre
age was being materially widened. Buy
ers were a little encouraged, however, on
official announcement Indicating that the
French crop Is 86,000,000 bushels less than
last year. December ranged between
Sl.OO-V-1101, cloning He net lower at ll.OOrt.
Heavy selling from Influential local
sources offoet In corn the effect of wet
weather. December sold from BlHTitlVsc to
62-4C, with the latest sale at 61c. the same
as tlfe previous close. The cash market
waa firm. No. 2 yellow flnlahed at 5k,i
B4V4C.
Oats followed corn more than wheat to
day. December varied from &tMc and
at the gong was a ahade under last night,
with the first named price prevailing.
At the wind-up pork was off 10c, lard a
shade tn So down and ribs 7VsO cheaper to
10c advance.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. I Open. I High. Low. ClosejYes y.
torn and Wheat Kenjlna Ilalletln.
For Omaha, Neb., for the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 a. m., 75th meridian time,
Friday, September 23, 1910:
uaUtHA uiai TUCT3.
Temp.- Rain-
Ma, kiln. lall.
Stations
Ashland, Neb
Auburn, Neb
Kktn llow, ieb.
Columbus, Neb...
Culbertaon, Neb..
IKalrbury, Neb...
Fairmont, Neb..
Sky.
71 00 . Cloudy
7 K2 2 00 Cloudy
74 4 .0,1 Cloudy
72 K .25 Raining
8J 51 .24 Cloudy
78 62 .75 Cloudy
n 6b 1.66 Kalnmg
Or. I aland, Neb.. M 62 1.80 Cloudy
Hartlngton, Neb. 66 62 ... Cloudy
Hastings, Neb.... 82 60 A M Raining
Holdrege, Neb... 86 60 1.30 Cloudy
Oakoale, Neb..... 72 52 .OS Cloudy
Omaha. Neb 68 61) ,s4 Kalnlnr
Tekamoh, Neb... 67 67 .80 Raining
Alta, la 63 53 .86 Raining
Carroll. Ia 61 66 1.32 Cloudy
Ciar nda, Ia...... 64 61 1 10 Raining
Blbley, la 71 61 .15 Cloudy
Sioux City, Ia... 66 66 1.78 Raining
Minimum temperature for twelve-hour
period ending at 8 a. m. 2 Not Included
In averages.
district averages.
No. of Temp.-, Rain-
District. Stations. Max. Mln. fall.
Columbus." 0 17
Louisville, Ky 18
Indianapolis, Ind.. 12
Chicago, 111 26
St. Lou's, Mo 13
lies Moines, Ia.... 14
Minneapolis. Minn. 30
Kansas City. Mo.. 24
Omaha, Neb 19
70
84
R0
76
86
74
G4
$8
T2
62
64
66
54
6S
64
44
64
64
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Professional Element Tests Market as
to Conditions.
0BXT FRACTIONAL PRICE CHANGE
Remarks by Commissioner l ane Start
.Downward Movement, Mhlch Is
Quickly Checked Amalan-
mated Copper Weak.
, NEW YORK, Sppt. iUI.-Stoek trading re
solved Itself again toaay Into a serlee of
test of the tone of tne mnrkot by the pro
fessional element. That Is what la hap
fcn.ng fiom day to day. Profound Indlf
leitne Is maintained by the general public
and the capital Interests more Immediately
concerned with the affairs of corporations.
Only pactional price changes again proved
to be the outcome at the end of the day.
The first move of the market toward
a lower level was precipitated hy and wan
the response to tho remarks by Commis
sioner Lane yesterday at the commerce
commission hearing Into the railroad rates
at Chicago. His assertion that "we must
work out thta problem on other lines than
by the propovl method of raising the tar
iffs" wis self d on as definitely outlining
the decision of the commission on the peti
tions now before It for specific advances
In rates. The quick check to the downward
movement showed there was no widespread
agreement with thla view.
The particular weakness In Amalgamated
Copper waa due to the reports that the
Calumet and Hecla had lowered Ita aaklng
price for lake copper by He to 12c. The
nervousness of the speculation over the
copper situation permeates the whole
speculative fabrio and any signs of a
break In the copper market are feared
for the widespread consequence which
might ensue.
Many wild rumors were revived In con
nection with the speculative outburst In
Reading, Including capital readjustment,
distribution of "concealed assets" and
so on.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par value,
13.26.000. United States bonds were un
changed In the bid price on call.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
galea. Rlfta
.60
1.10
The weather is much cooler this morning
In the upper Mississippi and throughout
the Missouri valleys. It Is slightly warmer
In the eastern portion of the corn and
wheat region. Rains occurred within the
last twenty-four hours In all except the
extreme eastern districts and continue gen
eral in the upper valleys and upper la'te
region this morning. The rains were mod
erate In the upper valleys, but were exces
sive at points in Nebraska, Iowa and Mis
souri. Falls ranging from 1 Inch to 3.60
Inches occurred at eight stations in the
Omaha district, and falls ranging from 1.20
Inches to 1.78 inches occurred In Iowa and
Missouri. L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather Uureeu.
NEW YORK. GENERAL MARKET
Quotations
Varlona
V heat
Sept. .
Dec...
May..
Corn
Sept..
Dee.
1 oo
1 OKHSl
97
101
1 06-V
644
7H
1 00
1 06
63
64
51-2 62't;51ViI'
May...64-V6Val56frVt
oats
33m 334
34 34'
Sept
Dec.
May.
Pork
Sapt.
Oct..
Jan
Lard Oct..
Nov..
Jan..
Ribs
Sept...
Oct....
Jan..
19 16
19 06
18 06
12 324
11 24
10 66
11 571
19 IS
19 05
18 06
12 40
11 62Vs
10 65
334
34V
37H
19 00
18 86
17 80
12 87Vi
11 66
I 10 60
1 00Vi
1 C6V1
634
614
64
874
1 00(4
1 064
63
614
644
334l 834
S4V34&N
37,
19 00
18 86
17 80
12 40
11 65
10 60
11 65 11 6741 11 60
11 2741 11 174) H 2741 H &241
IJU60B6O60
19 10
IS 95
18 01
12 35
11 60
10 62(, j
11 60
11 25
674
No. t
Caah quotations ware as follows:
FLOUR Steady; winter patents, 4.S5t9
S.06; winter straights, 84.104. 80; spring
straights, 84.70tj4.96; bakers, 83.606.15.
RY E No. 2, 74o.
BARLEY Feed or mixing, 4$04c; fair to
choice malting, 6S372c.
SEEDS Flax. No. 1 southwestern, 12.63;
No. 1 northwestern, $2 75. Timothy, 27.00411
t.u0. Clover. 10.0015.26.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, per bbl., $19.50
C19.7. Lard, per WO lbs., $12,474. Short
ribs, sides (loose), $11 Ou-u 11. ib; short clear
sides (boxed), 812.124AJ 12.25.
Total clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 102.000 bu. Exports for the week
as shown by Bradstreet s were equal to
l,5S4,ouu bu. Primary receipts were 2J0.O00
bu., compared with 2.860.0UU bu. the corre
sponding day a year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
68 cars; corn, 345 cars; oats, 115 cars; hogs,
7.UM head.
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. t red,
SS-Hidiswxc; No. t red. 7Stlc; No. 2 hard.
Vnavc; No. 3 hard, Vw; No. 1 north
ern apring, Jl.Uniijl liv, No. 2 northern
eprtn, $l.u(sl.M; No. apring, MxuJI.UD.
Corn: No. 2 caah, Mc; No. 8 caah, tVU1
6Jc: No. 2 white. 64'tf;44c; No. 3 whue.
64t'54c; No. I yellow, b4tj&44o; No. 8 yel
low, 534U14c. Oata: No. 2 white, 3i$3."4c;
No. 2 white, 3.14tf34c; No. 4 white, S2U-J34C;
ttandard. 844US54o.
BUTTER Steady; creameries, 242Sc;
dairies. 231Z7c.
EttUS Steady ; receipts, 4,6.14 cases; at
mark, cases included, 1740204c; firsts, 22c;
prime firsts, 240.
CHKb.bE Steady; daisies, 154c; twins,
144iil-o: young Americas, 154 aloe; long
boms. lr.vtt'lSc.
1HJTATOKS Easy; choice to fancy, 750
78c. fair to good. bstf'Mc.
POULTRY Weak; turkeys, 18c; fowls.
124c; springs. 12c.
VEAL Steady; 50 to 60-lb. wts.. 8fr8.o;
0 to S6-Ib. wts., t)94c; 86 to U0-lb. wtV,
10-6 io4o.
Carlot Receipts Wheat, 66 care; corn,
819 oars; outs, 114 oars. Estimated tomor
rowWheat, (6 cars; corn, S cars; oats
116 cars.
of the Day on
Commodities.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23. FLOUR-Steady ;
spring patents, $i.4o6 'ib; spring dears, $4.35
14.60; winter extras No. 1. 3.ItS.W;' win
ter extras No. 2. $3.50U3.65; Kansas
straights, J4.Sfx-j4.90. Rye flour, steady; fair
to good, $4 2034.26; choice to fancy, 84.80$!
4.40.
CORNMEAL Steady; fine white and yel
low, $1.4ix61.46; coarse, $1.351.40; kiln dried,
$0.45.
WHEAT Spot market firm; No. 2 red,
$1.04'V elevator, and $1.05, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern, Duluth, $1,244, t. o. b,
afloat; futures market opened easier on
bearish weekly foreign statistics and lower
cables Rallying on a good cash demand
and the strength of corn It finally eaeed
ott again for lack of export Inquiry and
closed 4c net lower. September, $1,044
1.064; closed. $1.04; December, $1.08y
1 OS 11-16; closed, $1.08: May, closed, $1,124
Receipts. 30.000 bu. Shipments, none.
CORN Spot market, firm; No. 2. 62c, ele
vator, domestic basis, to arrive, and. 6240,
f. o. b., afloat. Futures steady on local cov
ering and closed 4'iic hlgner; September,
C2c; closed, 62c; December, 60c; closed, 6O0;
May, closed, 62c. Receipts, 1,126 bu.; ship
ments, 2,046 bu. ' '
OATS Spot, easy; new, standard,- white,
38c; No. 2. 384c; No. 3, 34o; No. 4, 37
S74o. Futures market was without transac
tions, uluauig 40 higher to 40 lower; No
vember, closed, 40o; December, 40c. Re
ceipts, 47,275 bu.; shipments, 11,660 bu.
HAY (julet; prime, $1.10; No. 1, 1.X,H
1.074; No. 2. 85c(u$l.U0; No. I, 754S0o.
HIDES Quiet; Central America, 21c; Bo
gota, 22o.
LEATHER Steady; hemlock firsts, 22Cf
24c; seconds, 20i22c; thirds, lttf20c; rejects,
15ift 17c.
T A LLOW Firm ; prime city, hhds., 7C,
country, 7&84c.
PROVISIONS Pork, steady; mess, 8.60;
family, $25.0OCt 26.00; short clears, $22.26
23.75. Beef, firm; mess. $16 004rl6.50; family,
$l!).00r20 00; beef hams, $a.00a'24.00. Cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies, 10 to 14 lbs.,
15iilSc; pickled hams, 144'al5o. Lard, easy;
middle west, prime. $12. To 12. 85; refined,
easy; continent. $13.20; South America, $14.00;
compound. $11. 00ii 11.25.
BUTTER Firm; creamery specials,
304c; extras. c; third to firsts, iti2Se;
dairy, common to finest, V,'d"&z; process,
sreond to special, 2314 27c.
EGOS Steady; stste. Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, white. SfiiJHOc; gathered
white, S0i36c; henner:- brown. Siic;
gathered brown. 28iS2c.
CHEESE Firm; state whole milk specials,
154(fll7c; state whole milk fancy, 154c;
state whole milk choice, 14al5c; stato
whole milk good to prime. 14 a 144c; state
whole milk common to fair, 116134c; skims,
full to specials. UV.-'ol!1.
POULTRY-Allve. dull; spring chickens,
H&164c; fowls, 154W16c; turkeys, 13'r.l5c.
Dressed, dull; western broilers. 17g?0c;
fowls, 15461 4c; spring turkeys, 14$r?c.
AIIU-Tialmeni pfd
AinalsainatM Topper
Amerlran Afrtculturml ....
Amerlran Bet Sugar
American Can
American C F
American Cotton Oil
American H. a L Btd....
Am. let Baeurltlas
American Linseed
Amep'ean Locomotive
American S. at R
Am. 8. R. pM
Am. - 8tMl Foumlrlaa
Am Pujar Refining
Amerlran T. A T
American Tobaccn pfd
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Atchison fti
Atlantic Coast Una
Baltlmora A Ohio
.SO! BethUhem Bteel
,0i Brooklyn Rapid Tr
SO 1 Canadian Pacific
'n'Ontral Leather
VIIUKI LMSIDVT piU. .....
OentraJ of New Jersey
OheaapaaJia a; Ohio
Chicago A Alton
Chicago 0. w., new
C. O. W. pfd
Chicaco A N W
C, M. A St, P
C, C, C. A bt. L ...
Colorado T. A I
Colorado A Southern
Oonaolldated Oas
Com Products
Dwlairarv A Hudson
Denetr A Rio Orands
D. A R. O pfd
Mittllera' Securities
Erla
Brie 1st pfd ,
Krle 2d pfd
Oenaral Electric 1
Oreat Northern ptd
Oraat Nbrthtrn Ora ctfa....
Illinois rnml
Interhorough ; Met
int. Met ptd
Int. Harraater, ex-lv
Int. .Marine pfd
International Paper
International Pump
Iowa Central
Kansas City 80
K. C. 8e. pfd
Laclede Oaa
LoulsTllle A NathTllla
Minn. A Bt. Loula
M Bt P. A B. 8. M
M l K. A T
M , K. A T. pfd
Mlaaourl Pacific
National Biscuit
Natonal Lead
N. R. R. of M 8d pfd...
New. Tars. Central
N. T., O. A W
u'Norroia at waKora..
r.500
"l.ioo
"iiio
500
100
300
414
38H
44
614
214
184
4,100 M
Low.
-44
41
14
184
'it it
!43.nfii; total balance In general fund,
$fl.-
RDPOHT OF TUB CLEARING HOUSE
Tranaartlona of the Asnatelntesl Banks
far the Week.
NEW YORK. Sept. 23. Bradstreet s bank
clearings report for the week ending Hep
ten. her 22 shows an aggregate of 2,7!S.03.T0
a asaliit.1 $2.602..t6.".,tiO0 last week and $S,2,
6 2.IOU In the corresponding week last year.
The following la a list of the cities:
100
1, 400
too
""ioo
I.lod
lot)
too
400
too
8.400
ro
10ft
100
mo
t.too
"ioi
tllO
200
t.too
118
1874
24
ii4
84
1H4
1094
106
K4
1WH
8
105
1
764
't34
44
144
1214
lit
1M4
M
'isii
84
1004
10B
1044
27
74
190
it
105
250
744
'is"
4I4
145
120
700 804 80
1,000
100
100
too
100
'"ioo
1.40ft
100
ii'too
W.40l
XX)
700
1S04
13
174
4
424
1444
124
65
674
7
14
130 H
14
2T
424
Hi"
ii
'204
64
44
16 4
100 1004 100
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall
Pennsylvania
People's Oas
P., C. C. A Bt. L
Pittsburg foal
Pressed Steel Car
Pullman palace Car
Railway Bteel Bprtng
Reading . ..-
Reoabllo Bteel ,
PBerubllo steel pld
Kock Island o
Pock Island Co. pfd
Bt. L, A B. F. 2d pfd
St. Louis 8. W
St L fl. Vf. pfd
Sloas-Bhefflald 8. A I
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
So. Railway pfd
Tennessee Copper
Tessa A Paoltle
T . Bt. L. A W
T Bt. LAW. ptd
Union Pacific
Union Pacific ptd
United States Realty
United States Rubber.
United States Steel
U. 8, Bteel pfd
Utah Copper 1
Va.-Caro Chemical
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Western Maryland
Westlnghouse El set He ....
Western Union
Wheeling A L. B
Total aalea lor the aay,
809
100
100
'"ioo
too
too
'i'.ooo
104
100
200
4.J"0
100
1.4 C0
100
114, C4
884
1M4
63i
114
(14
1124
40-
04
47
lit
24
128
23
1134
114
-M4'
111
514
iiis
4H
H
67
115
2
i:s
13
1444
l.aoo u
32
1414
104
7,700 1144 H4
1,100
mo
200
600
1I.2O0
400
'"toe
4K
tot)
l.mo
400
400
J"0
400
400
834
2
4
M
1S4H
1
'14
14
114 "4
4
684
64
44
424
40
814
264
21
604
14S
W
.....
44
114
454
U
4
44
42
444
871 600 shares.
Close.
26
61 H
43
S
80
444
41
2
I84
11
844
6
10U
42
U64
137
14
28
18
8.1
100
10
104
iro
is
106
28
744
28
21
44
14S
120
73
t4
r.2
181
134
145
24
,,
2S4
42
32
1424
1254
64
12
214
M4
74
14
10
3
14
43
1C0
141
23
1334
31
1
' rt
112
61
14
112
40
M4
17
Hi
2
124
ic4
93
144
33
160
Si
148
20
1
10
4-'4
2o
674
63
114
13
62
81
24
22
60
145
44
14
47
114
46
63
14
864
43
42
o
44
CITIE& I Clearings. I no. 1 Dee
l I
New York $l.rO.3ir7.0nO 29.1
Ohlcato t...W.4W 8.8
Ponton I 14i,lK.00fl 4.8
Philadelphia 1..8 Xi7.0rt0 15.0
St. Louis 67.llO.Oi 5.6
Kansas City 62.(r75.O0rt 9.3
Ilttsburg 4!.W.00C 4.4
Han Francisco 43.2S1 Xt 28.1
P-alllmore 81.4.0r 18.7
Cincinnati 2.1.126 000 8.8
Minneapolis 2.tVu3.tiO 1.1
New Orleani I..n.13.ri0l 9.7
Cle-eland H.JS7.0O0' .9
ldrolt 17 .aw.oro! 15.4
OMAHA 18,18,OJ0 13 8
Los Angeles 16.C15.Oi0 36.81
LoulBvllle 11.914. 0t 10.1
Milwaukee 12.526.000 10.3
Heattle ll.077.OHO 19.0
St. Paul 10.814.tO 9.9
Ptiffalo 9.3W.00 .9
Denver 11.277,000 23.7
Indianapolis S.909.OX) 11.2
Atlanta 9.648.000 17.3
Providence 7,4t3.0fi0 12.2
Portland, Ore 11.147.000 80.1
Memphis $.799,000 26.8
Richmond 366.000 4.$
Fort Worth 6.446.000 3 9
Bait Lake City 6.896.000 6.S
Washington. D. C... 6.06.000 .4
St. Joseph 8.261.000 4.4
Columbus 8.290.0W 8.1
Albany 8.204,000 11.8
Tacoma 6.1OT,00 6.6
Savannah 7.609.000 14.6
Spokane, Wash 4 730.0OO
Toledo 4,073.000 7.9
Rochester S.bol.onn 9.8
Nashville 8.710.00O 8.0
Hartford $,433.00 9.0
lies Moinea 3.648.0001 4
Peoria 3,997.0nO 2.2
Norfolk 2,673.000 14.1
New Haven 4 2.245.000 1.4
Sloug City 2.788,000( 6.3
Wichita 8.248.0TO 82.1
Grand Rapids I.7M.000 18.7
Syracuse 2.231. CO 6.2
Augusta, Oa 2.4X2,000 23.4
Birmingham 2.261.000 8.0
Springfield. Mass.... 2,04?,000 1.2
Kvansvllle 1,990.000 2.5
Dayton 1967.000 7.1
Oakland. Cal. 8.076.0OO 67.1
Oklahoma City 2.361.000 12.9
Jacksonville, Fla. ... 2,361.000 40.3
Portland, Me 1 956,000 18.9
Worcester J.6T.7.000 68.8
Llrtle Rock 1.298,000 18.2
Kooxville I 1.762.0OO 15.1
Wheeling, W. Va 1.474,000 10.9
Charleston, 8. C 1.667,000 16.8
Chattanooga 1,671,000 24.8
Lincoln 1,556,000 9.7
Wilmington, Del 1,638,000 24.7
Mobile 1.3n6.000j 16.2
Topeka 1.386,000 2.2
Davenport 1.263.000 8.8
Wilkes-Barre 1.299.0no( 6.4
Kalamasoo, ' Mich.... 1.240,0001 4.6
Fall River- 1.082000 4.2
Cedar Rapids, Ia 1.144.000 19.0
Sacramento 1.691.000 89.8
New Bedford KW.000 13.5
Springfield, 111 837,000 20.0
Macon 1,873.0001 2.4
Youngstown 977,0001 $8.2
Fort Wayne l,002,ono 9.9
Helena B88.000I 2.71
Fargo. N. D 785,0001 8.51
Columbia, 8. C....... 924.00OI 8.9
Akron
Canton, O
Iyexlngton
Erie. Pa.
Sioux Falls. 8. D
Rockford. Ill
Oulncy. Ill
Bloomlngton. 111..
SnrlngfleM. O
Chester, Pa
South Bend, Ind.
Ixiwell
BlntTharpton
Tacksnn, Miss. ...
TVcattir. Ill
Mansfield. O
Fremont. Neb. ...
Vlcksburg, Miss..
Jpcksonvtlle. 111.
Duluth, Minn. ..
Pcran'ton, Pa. .
Houston
Galveston
York. Pa
790.0OO 7.0
960.0001 29.0)
703,0001 6.0
907.0O0I
1.113.0001 71.7
752.0001 14.1
609.0001 27.8
6SS.0OO 6.7
6K.000I...L. 11.0
621,0001 29.2
507,0001 4.S
640.0001 9.0
6O7.0OOI 24.2
464.0001 68.81
420.0001 .4
450.0001 31.6...
272.000! 9.8
249,0001 40.6
274.000! 3.7
4.767.0001 28.5
2.440.0001 9.7
86.888.0001 82.6
18.133.0nOI 87.61
889.0001
Lart week's. Not Included in totals be
cause comparisons are Incomplete. Not
Included In totals because containing other
Items than clearings.
OMAHA LIVE SlOCIi iiAllhEi
Killing Cattle Steady, with Feeders
Slow and Lower.
HOGS SHOW SOME IMPROVEMENT
Sheep ass Lambs Mots and Weak on
Arconnt of Receipts Arriving;
Wet and la Poor Selling
Condition.
heavy hogs bearing the brunt of the break.
. - M. I"r
8 38 80 I 00 44 2.4 W 8 46
0 '14 ... 8 14 M JU ... I 43
11 SH, ... t ii 49 ... 4 to
I -'1 40 i, U 2T8 0 8 to
0 2i 14 8 25 SI K7 II IU
4 ....... ,..H ... I 4.1 71 l 1M I 44
1 2s ... 8 44 S4 :u ... Ill
IM 120 I 40 11 234 S) IN
42 1 ) I 0 44 21 1SW It
44 17 ... 4 45
Official
Official
official
Official
SOUTH OMAHA. Sept
Cattle, llo
Monday ....
'luesday ...
ednesday
1 nursday...
..W.i 7a
..11.4.M
.. 6,10:
.. 1,44
23. 1310.
s. rhetl.
K.jM 44.3.1
U..I4U
4,Nii
4.2iS
l.w
m.biu
;.74u
a.7f4
8, j.iO
i:,s."i7
1.9.141
14J.478
lu3.l49
1J24.I
Kstlmate Friday..
Five days this week. ...42.032 17,970
Same days laat week. ...41.41 J.v,2
Same days 2 weiks agu..3.i46 ai.sW
Same days 2 weeks ago. .40.619 2.6.0
r-ame days 4 weeks ago..2.t,26 31, US
Same days last year 32.3.12 1.
The following table mi Ins recei'l.4
of cattle, hogs and uheep at Mouth Omaha
for the year to date, us rniii.aiei with Inst
year: lslu Dec.
Cattle 812,311 723.&01 9S.clO
Hogs 1,630,107 l,"s0,K 260,732
Hheep 1.68D.141 1,2'B.086 411,w
The following taole eho Ue average
pt'lrea of hogs at Mouth O mull a lor the last
several days, with comparisons;
Dates.
ept. 14.,
Sept 16..
Kept 16.
Sept, 17...
Wept.
rept. 19..,
Kept. 80..
Sept 21..
Kept. 22..
8f Pt. 23..
1910. I 1! .19..)907.1IMI.UII)6.I1904.
8 7W 7 981 6 861 t 871 02 t 141 i 68
8 86-Sl 8 06 6 901 I $ 14' 8
I 8'4 8 0 6 841 6 901 8 29 8 56
921 101 Mil 6 84 ( 11 8 1
8 14 6WI & '81 "
8141 I t 831 I asti W M f 1
8 73 til) 6 J3 6 (sil 8 a U W
8 47 8 13 6 87 6 84, 4 12 6 8 bl
8 48 I 8 10 4 81 6 141 6 33, i
t 46M 8 12 6 76 5 89 I 8 29 6 16
Sunday.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock lards, South Omaha, for
twenty-four hours ending at S p. 111. yes
terday: RECEIPTS CARS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.H r s.
2
C. M. dt St P.,
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacific
C. A N. W., east
C. & N. W., west
C. St P., M. & O....
C, B. Q., east
C, B. U.. west
C, R 1. A P., east...
Illinois Central
Chicaco OU Western.
40
19
10
Sheep.
209 62o 1,112
69 494 690
844 337 1,395
608 624 746
k61
28
6
36
3
84
10
30
133
129
141
22
30 ....
2b7 160
Kansas City Grain and Prorlalona.
KANSAS OITY. Sept. 23. WHEAT le
cemter, 9Sli8i4o. sellers; May $1.02J,
1 Ke, sellers-, cash, unchanged to le til-jher;
No. t hard. 86ttiu$1.03; No. 1. .ci$1.0Z: No.
2 red. $1.011.02; No. 8, 99c.
CORN-Deoemfcer, 4it41'Sc, sellers; May,
62Sili6-V- cash, unchanged to c
hiaher.No. 2 mixrd. ll'ySt -e; No t mixed
8ofi63c: No. 2 white, 64G54c; No. , 8c.
-1 ncnanpea 10 ic mgrier; No. 2
OATS
white. U'u&c; No 3 mixed
RYE No. 2. 76 'a 77c.
HAY Unchanged; choice timothy, $1JJ0U
14 W: choice pralr e. $12 2Sti ll 60.
BUTTKR-Creamery. 2sc; firsta,
onda, c; pacaing a;o-k. 21 c.
IXJUb-liXliaa, vm; 11
16c
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 121, on) lut.ooo
Corn, bu S0.tl 16,0.0
Data, bu 11 0U) I.uuO
Sic.
Ibc; sec-
irsts, ;.c; seconds,
St. I.unla Genernl Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 22. WHEAT Futures,
lower; September, 9Sc; December, $1.01;
May. fl.OtiVDl.0ii; cash, firm; track. No.
2 red. l.00'rl.O2; No. 2 hard, 99c5$1.07.
CORN Futures, higher; December, 60c;
May, 63(K3',e; caah steady; track, No. 7,
64c; No. 2 white. teSSa-
OATS Futures, firm; December, 83c;
May, 3Hc; cash steady; track. No. 2, S2o;
No. 3 white. 3s"io.
RYE Unchanged; 7Se.
FLOUR Firm; red winter patents. 8S00
t,6.W; extra fancy and straight, $4.2654.80;
hard winter clears. $3.40?iT8u.
SEED Timothy, $S.001i.00.
COR NM VIAL 83.10.
BRAN Firm; sacked, east track, 97c
$1 00.
HAY-Sleady; Umothy, $12 OOlj 19.00; prsj
rle. tl2 0ryji5 00.
PROVltslONS Pork. lower; Jobbing,
$20 SO. Lard, lower; prime steam. $13 15
12 36. Dry salt meats, unchanged; boxed,
extra shorts. $12.87; clear libs. $13.87;
short clears, $13.12. Hacon, unchanged;
boxed, extra shorts, $14 37; clear r.bs,
1'7S: short clears, $14.62.
POULTRY Finn; chickens, 12c; spring.
12e: turkeys. 19c; ducks, 12c; geese, 8c.
Hl'TTtll Quiet ; creamery, 26'a-"9c.
F.GGS-Steady, 22o.
I Recelpta. Shipments.
Flour, bhls 11.070 7 0
Wheat, bu 132 010 33 001
Corn, bu 45.00) K'HO
Oata. bu $7,666 UOjO
New York Money Itiarket.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23. MONEY On call,
easy; lVS? per cent; ruling rate, 1 per
cent; closing bid, 1 per cent; offered at
2 per cent; time loans, dull and weaker;
sixty days, 24 per oent; ninety days, 464V4
per cent; six months, 44ig4 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-6
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANOE-Steady. with
actual business In bankers' bills at $4.83j0d)
4.8360 for sixty-day bills and at $4 8626 for
demand. Commercial bills. $4.83(34.63.
SILVER Bar, 83; Mexican dollara, 44c.
BONDS Government steady; railroad
steady.
closing quotations on bonds today were
ns follows:
U. B. ret. Is, rf....lx Int. Vf. M. 4s 6444
4a coupon Japan 4s
V. B. Is. rsg 10144 6a 4 Ha MH
4o coupon 1014 K. C. Bo 1st 3s li
V. B. 4s, rsf 1I4 L B. deb. 4s 1M1.... t3
in eeupon 11 LAN. ont. 4s 4
Allls-Thal. 1st 8a.... 76 M. K A T 1st 4s... 1
Am. Ai ta 101 4 do t S
Am. T. T. sr. 4s. .101 Mo. Pacific 4s, 14
Am. Tobacco 4 sou. N. R. R. of M. 4S4s H
do 4a 104 N. Y. C. g tVts s4
Arniour ce. 4s.. KH 4a dsb. 4s 44
. t N. T.. N. H. II
.105'4 er 4a 184
lot N W. in e. 4s...
. 4444 4o c. 4s t
. sNo Psclrle 4s lot
. !. do ta 11V4
. l O. B. L rMl. 4s Hli
. MV4 Fenn. cv. la 115. . 4
.104 do con 4s Kiss
. t Resdlns ten. 4s..... tlvs
.111 B U B. F. 14. 4s ll4
4a.,
Ati'hlson gen
do e. 4s
do ee. 4a
At C. L 1st 4s...,
Dal. at Os s 4s
do ISte
do i W. 8Hs...
rk. Tr. re.
"en .of Oa. ta...
Cea Leather as
C. of N J. g. U.
Chea. 4V Ohio 4Vs.
da ret. U
Chlesgo A A. tvss
C. B. A g 1. 4s.
do sen. 4s
O. at. 4 I P. I t s!h
C n. I P. . a. . r
London Closing Stocks.
LONDON, Sept 23. American securities
opened slightly above parity today, but
support was kicking and values declined.
During tne rest 01 ins zorenoon ins mar
ket had an easy tone and prices ranged
from above to 2 points below yester
day's New York closing.
Consols, money Wh UpuIstIIIc A N...
do account 80 7-lt M . K. A T
Atnsl. Copper 4814 N. Y. Central....
Anaconda Norfolk A W
Atchison VX do pfd
do pfd 103 Ontario A W
Baltimore A Ohio 107pennsrlTanla
Canadian Pacltle. ...l5VRand Mines,
Cliseapeake A o ri Hsuing
Chlcsgo O. W 13 Southern Rr....
Chi., Mil. A Bt. P. ..124 do pra
Ds Bsert 16 Southern Paciflo
peiiver A Rio 0 31 Vnlon Paoltle,
de .ptd 71 do pfd
Brie j 141). B. Btesl
do lit pfd 44 do pld ,
do td pfd 13 Wabash
Orand Trunk to do pfd
iutnnla Central 188 Bpsnlsh 4s
SlLVT.K-ar, sieaay at i ii-ioa per oi.
MONEY 4&l per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for short bills is 2f2H per cent; for three
months' bills, 2 13-16S2 per cent
..144
.. 82
..114
.. rs
.. 41
.. 414
.. 64
.. 8
.. 78
.. SS
.. M
..116
..170
.. S3
... 41
..llMt
.. IT
..
I
Total receipts 61
DltS POSITION MBiA u.
Cattle. Hogs,
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company.
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour oV Co
Murphy
Cudahy, South St Paul.
W, B. Vansant Co
Hill & Son
F. B. Lewis
J. B. Root & Co
J. H. Bulla
L Wolf
McCreary & Carey
8. Werthelmer
H. F. Hamilton
Lee Rothschild
Mo. A Kan. Calf Co
Other buyers
Totals 3.49C 2,731 20,650
CATTLE Receipts of cattle were mod
erate, but still there waa a fair run for a
Friday, fifty-two cars being reported in.
This makes trie total for the five days tfus
week 42,032 head, the largest of any similar
period so far this year and larger than tor
Uie same time a year ago by 10,000 head.
With a heavy fail of rain all tne morning,
cattle naturally looked loan Inviting tnmi
usual, but still there was a very fair de
mand for killers of all kinds, both cows and
heifers, aa well as beef steers. Packers ail
seemed to be in need of supplies and offer
ings as a rule changed hands In fair season
in the morning at pitces Just about steady
with yesterday. There was, in fact very
little in the way of any new or Interesting
features connected with the trade.
With stockers and feeders the altuation
was very much lees favorable to tho selling
interests. The attendance of country buyers
was very small and speculators having
quite a good many cattle on hand were
not Inclined to Increaae their holdings with
the prospects favorable to having to keep
their cattle over until. next week. Hence
the trade on all kinds of stockers and
feeders was extremely slow and dull, with
prices lower all along the line. It waa very
late In the day before very many stock and
feeding cattle had changed hands.
Quotations on native cattle: Good to
choice beef steers. $6.767.76; fair to good
beef steers, $5.75ii6.75; common to fair
beet steers, $l.6046.76; good to choice cows
and heifers, $4.253e.26; fair to good cows
and heifers, 13.4Aa4.26; common to fair
cows and heifers, $2.603.4o; good to choice
Blockers and feeders, $4 .4046.00; fair to good
stockers and feeders, $4.00(8s4.40; common to
fair stockers and feeders. $3.2534.00; stock
heifers, $3.004.25; veal calves. $3.50&7.00;
bulls, stags, etc., $3.0oi-6.00.
Quotations on range cattle: Choice to
prime beeves, $6.0006.60; good to choice
beeves, $6.25i&6.76; fair to good beeves, $4.50
435.20: common to fair beeves, $3.704.40;
good to choice neners, 4.uwow; i i
choice cows, $4-0Cu4.o0; fair to good grades,
$3.41X0 3-0; canners and eutters, $2.36i3.26;
good to cholcu feeders, $4.80(l.60; fair to
gooa teeaers, fi.wui. io.
Representative saies:
ttibr
Local Beenrltlea. y
Quotations lurntshed by Burns, Blinker
ac Co.. 449 Omaha National Uank building:
B l. Asaee.
Bsatrloe Crsamerr ptd Mis
Colorado Tal. Co. 1 per eeat M
Cudahy Packing Ce. ta 44
lil Nat'l l.l. Bldg. ta. I4M t
Columbus. Nsb.. K. L. 4s. 114 M
Danser u. A B. 4 per eeat aolss UU H
Isumoni Osamsrr r'd MS
Int. Con. Co., with subs
leva Portland 1st 4s t
Iowa Portland 14 Is M
Kan. a, 4 1 I m sent pld. WleklU H
kUnsss City (municipal) s 104
K. C, M. A O., com It
K. C, at. A O., pld B4
X. C. M. A O. 4a. 1H1 44
K. C. 14. A O. 4s. lttl. sonua at
Omaha wstee Co. is. 1SI1 to
Omaha Water Cs. ts. Is 14 ss
' Omaha A C. B. 8. R. pfd $ par cent 88
Omsha A C. B. Bt. Rr.. com
Oineha A C. U. .1. h. la. la
Omaha BU Rr. la. 1114 M
Omaha A C. B. M. A B. Ktd
Union Con. Co., with bonus
tnlou (lock Yards Buck. Omasa. Bt
II
S4
1WS
14
104
N
144
104H
u
It
8
BB
I ill
St
M
10
sl
Boston Cloalna Stocks.
BOSTON, Sept. 23. Closing quotations on
HI do gen. ta.
J Bt. L B. W. a. 4
W do lat sold 4s..
, s&MiboanT A. L 4
T Bn. Paciflo col. 4
do ev. 4a
do 1st ret 4a...
. 44
. to
. 11
. 70
. 1
:.S
.1071
. 70
.101
.102
.. l
,.101
..104
Minneapolis ftraln Market.
MINN QA POLIS, Sept. 21-WHEAT-September.
$1 0V: December. $1 11; May,
$1 16: caah. No. i hard, $1.13; No. 1 north
ern, $1.12ul.l3; No. 2 northern, Sl.O&jl.lO;
No 3 northern. $1 Our 09.
CORN No. 8 yellow, 61trMc.
OATS No. $ white. 12UC
RYE No. 8, 4o70c
FLjOUR First patents, 86.40iJ6.BO-, second
Mllwsaltee
43 ram
Sept.
Market.
21 FLOUR -
MILWAUKEE,
ti .
li EAT No. 1 northern, $112-114; No.
2 northern. 1 0747 1.12: December, $1.00.
OATS-Standard. 3fe-3ic.
CORN No. 3. 63c; Mav. 64c.
BA RLEY Sample, SOTJc
Llve-rnool Grnln Market.
IJVERPOOL. Sept 33. W H EAT Spot
dull; No. $ red 'western winter, do stock:
futures firm; Ootnber, 7s 4d; December. 7a
iUi; March. 7s Sd.
CORN Spot steady; American mixed, tm
8d; futures quiet; October. 4s Wad; Decem
ber, 4a 7M
do rfa. 4a W480. Rallvar la....
Colo Ind ta 774k do gen. 4s
rolo. Mid 4a 70 t'nlon Parlta 4s...
C A B. r. A a 41 " do ev. as
U. A H. tr. 4s 7 so 1st A rsf. 4s
D. A R. O. 4a ' V S. Rubber 4a.
da pf ta l'l'. B. Bteel 2d 6s..
Distillers' ta W Va-Oaro. Cbsm. oa... se
Brie p. 1. 4s 44 V.'sbesa 1st ta lt
do gen. 4s Tl do lat A ex. 4a.... 414
do ee. 4a. see. A.. 44 Wsstern aid. 4a 4i
do aerlsn B 44 Weat. glee. CT. fa... V
Oeu. glee. sr. ta. . . .118 wis. Oniral 4s ti.
III. On lat rsf. 4a.. 97 Me. Pao. e. ia t
Int. Met. 4s U
Bid. Jtterea.
Tretsary Statenaent,
WASHINGTON, Sept 23. The condition
of the treasury at the beginning of busi
ness today waa as follows: Trust funds:
Gold coin, $K!V04t.6t); silver dollars. $44.
3M.O0O; silver dollars of 1&. $3.556 000; sil
ver certificates outstanding. $4M.898.0ua
Ooneral fund: Standard silver dollara In
general fund, $6.tu8.0tS; current liabilities,
2U6.808; working balance In treasury of
fice. $33,982,277; In banks to credit of treas
urer of the United States. 8J4..67; sub
at diary silver coin. 18.2H42; minor cola.
storks were:
Alloues
Amal. Chopper
A. Z. L A B.,
Artsona Com,
Atlsntle
B. A C. C. A C...
lutte CoaltUon ....
Cal. A Artsona
Cal. A Heela
Centennial
Copper Rings C. C.
Kaat Bulla O. at. ..
Franklin
Olrous Con
Ora n by Con
Greene Cenaaee ....
Isle Royals Copper.
Kerr Lake
Lake Cupper
La Balls Copper
Miami Copper
. 41 Mohawk
. 41 Nevada Co. .......
. 24 Mpisslng Mines ..
. it North Butte
. 4 North Lake ,
. It Old Dominion
. 18rtaola
. (1psrrott 8. A C
.644 Qulncy
. It Shannon
. 44 Superior
. 4 Superior A B. M...
. 10 Superior A P. C...
. 4Tsmsrack
.81 U. B. O. A O
. 4 V. 8. B. R. A M.
. 90 do ptd
. 4 fish Con
. 83 Winona
. t Wolverine
. 18
,. 47
. 18
.. 10
.. 2i
.. t
..lit
. 11
. Tt
9
. 44
. T
. 11
,. tt
,. 4
.. M
. . 4S
.. 12
.. 1
,.118
New Tork Cnrh Blarket.
The following quotations are furnished
bv Loa-an A Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange 316 South Sixteenth street,
Omaha:
84 flreene Canaaea .... 4
It Inspiration 8 11-14
Bar Stats Oas
Bulla Coalition
Cactus
Chlno
Chief Cons....
Fracttoe
liavls Paly
Ely Central
Ely Cons
gir Wuh
Kraaklln
Otroox
Ooldfleld fona
(loldrield Plurenee..
Ooldfleld Dalay ....
Ne.
10
1
AS.
. 111
. 440
.. w
.1111
. tot
. vw
. 740
. tsO
. too
. t44
l-r.
t 46
4 00
STEERS.
No.
14
COWH.
t 04
8 00
t 06
t 10
3 X
8 26
8 26
8 34
6..
4..
10..
3..
1..
..
4.
I.
AS.
88
786
15
, 441
800
8t0
56
, tit
, 20
8 86
8 40
I 40
40
8 40
I M
I 40
I to
4 00
7 cows.
15 heifers..
14 steers...
26 cows....
16 steers...
17 steers...
9 steers...
17 cows....
10 cows....
10 feeders.
17 fcteers...
46 steers...
14 steers...
$ steers.... 700
J.
1$ heifers... 647
19 feeders.. 918
144 feeders. 1044
51 feeders.. 10SS
36 feeders.. 1U70
20 steers.
16 steers.
79$
StiO
905
S43
,1149
922
876
6'J1
647
913
8 15
2 10
3 83
3 23
4 60
4 40
4 40
4 0)
4 70
$ 60
8 15
2 60
4 35
.1107
.1100
HKtP-n et iieeces. late arrival of trains
and an lndlf lerem demand, gave the slieep
trade n almost lileless appearance tins
inornlni.. Very little business was dune
early Ktid. excepting good. ft lambs, tne
tendency to values was a little lower all
along tho line. Kec?lpts were moderate,
carrying the tisu.il luige percentile of
feeder stock, hut country outiel was much
smaller than It has Iven on previous days
this week and prices surfercd mote or less
In consequence. Filial clentnnce was not
ms'lo until Intc In the nfternoon.
The week's triiic has teen very uneven
fr.un st.irt ti finish, ia:ht lambs and old
common ewes selling for feeding purposes
it uncertain prices throughout. Declines
hav e been severe on this class of stock and
the sprratl In quotations is much wide
than it wns last week. Pest klrds of fevler
sheep have held up fairly well, however,
find net flecilnrs nre little worse than KVif
l.V. Strong welttht lsmhs attracted more
competition thnn sheen, and did not share
In the reductions noted, hulk of good ones
s-lllng around $1.2.1, quntably stendy with
last week's close. A string of eher"
iHmbs went bnrk Into the country at $6.60
yesterdnv. but the shipment carried a fair
killing top and every animal was a good
one.
Fat sheep are closing a little lower thnn
they were n week bru. Bulk of good ewes
have been selling around $3.50 with bulk of
good wethers around $4.00. Fat lambs, on
the other hand, were sought eagerly at all
t mes and are closing firm to possibly a lit
tle higher. Good yearlings have been rela
tively scarce, but choice handy weights are
safely quotable up to $5.50.
Aside from a few odds and ends left over
at the end of each session, very good clear
ances were made on day of arrival. In
quiry from country buyers, while more dis
criminating, has been broad, nnd packers
have also bought freely as a rule.
Quotations on grass stock: Oood to
choice lambs, $6.7Kf7 00; fair to good lamlis,
$fi.60r(f.76; feeding lambs, 1 10(Jr6.S3: handy
welirht yearlings. 35.1.W5.50: heavy veiar
Ilngs. $4.f0ijiio 00; feeder yenrllngs. 14 Wm.W:
good to choice wethers. $1 OOtfl ii; fair to
good wethers. $3. 751.00; fcedlntr wethers.
$3.60r4lOt breeding ewes. $4.0r3V2.': fat
ewes. $3.4003.75; feeding ewes. $2 2.V83.40;
culls and bucks, $1.50fi2.50.
Representative kaI-
WO.
ewes, feeders.
lambs, feeders.
lambs, feeders.,
lambs, feeders,
ewes, feeders...
ewes, culls
Ismhn fedjr
272 S. D. lambs, culls.....
10S S. n. ewes, feeders...
iM . u. wethers
2S3 9.
814 S.
2? 8.
188 8.
r.14 S.
201 S. D.
3r 8. n.
r.
n.
r.
n.
T).
(51 Wyoming lnmbs. feeders
81S Wyoming lambs, culls
171 Wyoming yearlings
2.0 Wyoming ewes, feeders
258 Wyoming lambs, feeders
577 Wyoming lambs, feeders
089 Wyoming lambs, feeders
771 Wyoming lambs, feeders
444 Wyoming ewes, feeders
?47 Wyoming ewes
243 Colorado wethers, feeders....
242 Colorado wethers
A v.
45
61
38
85
7B
45
41
76
91
56
49
77
84
48
40
71
77
98
102
Price.
2 3''
6 50
6 00
4 2--.
$ 3
2 60
6 60
4 76
2 60
4 00
6 10
4 10
4 50
2 RS
6 90
6 00
R 90
6 06
2 88
1 60
4 15
4 00
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Demnnd for Cattle and Sheep Steady
Hoars Strong;.
CHICAGO, Sept. 23 CATTLE Receipts,
2.4iO head; market steady; beeves, $4.90
8.30; Texas steers, $3.75O'6.00; western steers,
$4.40fi7.10; stoCKers and feeders. $4.3'M.nO:
cows and heifers, $2.2&36.50; calves, $7.00fg)
10.00.
HOQS Receipts. 8.000 head; market
strong; light, $9.100.65; mixed, $8.4039.65;
heavy, $8.25&3.30; rough, $8.26ifr8.4S; good to
choice heavy, $S.45fi9.30; pigs, $8.50ST9.40;
bulk of sales, $M.S5j?9.05.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 15,000
head; market steady; natives, $2.664.45;
western, $3.25fi4.40; yearlings, $4. 75ft 5. 70;
native lambs, $5.207.25; western, $5.537.00.
1 t-ltLarose
. 17 Nevada Coos
1 t-14 Nvsrhouss
. 44 Ohio Copper
. 1 Rawhlds Coalition..
. 44 Ray (.-Mitral
. t Bwtft Pkg. CVj
. 11 Stiver Pick
. 11 Superior A Pitta....
. 4Tnneaa Mining .,
I T-14 Trinity rapoor
. 1 North Lake
. 4 Boaomla
1
,
, ft
1
, is
1
101
,
1
. 1
.
New York Mlalnar Mtocka.
NEW TORK, Sept. 23. Closing quotations
on mining Biotas were:
Alt'
Brunswick Con
Om. Tunnel stock.- 11
do bonds It
Con. Cal. A Va.
Horn Bllvor 7
Irua Btlvar 80
tKlarsa,
LesdvllVs Oon.
LHtle iJilst ..
Msxican
ie iMrtu
nhlr
'Standard
Tallow Jacket
,...104
...lwi
.... U
HKIFLHa.
(40 3 40 10 667 t It
460 t M 10 171 I 74
685 8 40 8 84 i It
ULLd.
774 I 60 1 1430 8 16
18M 8 60
dTOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
606 I It t 103 4 M
7t 8 40 t 755 4 04
.131 4 00 8 1140 4 60
4t 4 40
WESTERNS NHBRA8KA.
.... 940 3 35 87 steers.... 784 4 60
.623 8 85 15 steers.... 916 4 15
. 696 8 90 24 calves... 402 4 75
. 901 $ 35 24 cows o-'7 3 75
W. N. Mull-Neb.
. 600 3 60 6 cows 710 2.33
J. 11. Laurie Neb.
. 770 $ 60 8 cows..,
. 912 4 00 6 heifers
SOUTH DAKOTA.
. 865 2 25 16 cows..,
. 878 4 20 11 cows..,
. 98 4 30 14 steers.
. 83 8 90 43 steers.. ..1033
.1045 4 40 25 tracers.. .. 905
Kae Bros S. l.
.1060 4 45 6 steers.... 945
James Reed S. D.
10 steers.. ..1161 3 76 11 feeders
Kalrman Bros. S. L.
( cows 90S 3 00 6 cows...
8 00 7 cowb...
A. Ball-S. D.
2 60 8 heifers.
45 13 feeders
4 40
W yOMINQ.
4 50 66 feeders.. 917 4 45
4 75 10 heifers... 904 4 25
R. Morris 'Vyo.
4 9t 14 heifers... 907 4 40
4 80
John McMolr Wyo.
11 cows 964 4 00 20 steers. ...1152 6 IS
Q. Crane Wyo.
10 cows 847 4 25 20 steers.. ..1021 6 28
M. Cotton Wyo.
18 feeders.. 87S 4 15 21 heifers... 902 4 9)
B. W. Whitcomb Wyo.
27 steers. ...1121 6 00 14 calves... 250 4 75
11 steers.. ..1116 6 00 10 steers. ...1070 6 00
Soper Cattle Co. Wyo.
66 steers.... 1104 6 00 16 helfera... 931 4 60
T. W. Matthews-Wyo.
29 steers.. ..1173 6 20 23 steers.. ..1122 8 20
14 steers. ...Ill 6 20 15 cons 71 4 10
27 cows 676 1 60 14 cows 912 4 10
HOGS Meager recelpls or hugs gavi
promise of higher prices today, but ad
vances were hard to obtain in spite of this
faot. A few selected hugs moved early at
figures about 64; 10c higher, shippers paying
the Improved prices In moat cases. Packets
stayed out of the alleys until well along
toward midday, buik of bids from local
quarters appearing little better than yester
day's scale of values.
Unevenness prevailed after movement
enco started, sales ranging from steady to
10c higher than yesterday. Trading was
slow throughout with rough and extreme
heavies, poor sellers from the opening.
There were very few light hngs Included In
the run. $9.16 buying best bacon weights.
Heavy hogs sold around $$ ftrU8 40.
Receipts during the week ha,ve been very
moderate with average weight still heavy.
Conditions surrounding the trade at all
points have been deeldedly bearish and
local prices have suffered severely. Net
declines for the five days amounts to 46a,
Kansns City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 23. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 3,000 head, Including 1.400 southerns;
market steady to strong; dressed beef and
export steers, $7.OU8.00: fair to good, $5.25
4l7.O0; western steers, $4.4OfiJ7.00; stockers
and feeders, $3.506.00; southern steers, $3.75
&6.00; southern cows. $2.764.26; native
cows, $2.7504.76; native heifers, $3.5Cta6.50;
bulls. $3.504.50; calves, $4.60dS.60.
HOGS Receipts, 3.500 head; opened
strong; closed 610c lower; bulk of sales,
$S.75(rJ.25; heavy, $8.768.90; packers and
butchers, $8.86g9.26; light, $9. 1(9.35.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 200
head; market 10c lower; lambs, BS.00rg6.75;
yearlings, S4.75aK.2&; wethers, H0OB4.60;
ewes, $3.75(34.20; stockers and feeders, $3.00(9
4.25.
St. Louie Lira Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23. CATTLE Receipts.
8,700 head including 1,600 Texans. Market
steady; nat j shipping and export steers.
$7.00tg8.10; 1 &ed beef and butcher steers,
j5.76ftf8.OU; b..as under 1.0U0 pounds, H.OTKfl
7.00; stockt. s and feeders, $.1.75'y5.86; cows
and neirers, n.inxyi.ou; canners $2.50153.10;
bulls, $3.1Mj5.00; calves, $5.00(9.60; Texas and
Indian steers. $3.764i7.60; cows and heifers.
$3.10f(i4.60.
HOGS-Receipts, 8,600 head: market 154jSc
higher; pigs and lights, $9.35g.60; packers,
$.s.75fu9.25; butchers and beet heavy, $9.26
9 50
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 2.200
head; market steady; native muttons, $4.00
iil.35: lambs, 0.Xni7.00; culls and bucks,
$2.76g'3.0O; stockers, $2.26(93.76.
St. Joseph Live stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 23.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 1,000 head market steady; steers.
$4.757.75; cows and helfera, $3.00.26;
calves. $4.00&8.Z6.
HOGS Receipts, 4,000 head; market
steady to 60 higher; tap, $9.40; bulk of
sales, 8S. 6669.20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 4,000
head; market steady to easy; lambs, $6,260
7.00.
Stock ta Sltrbt.
Receipts of live stock at the five princi
pal western markets yesienny:
South Omaha..
St. Joseph
Kansas City...
St. Louis
Chicago
Totals
terda
Cattle.
1.400
l.OuO
8,000
8,700
2,000
Hogs. Sheep.
1.AIU , ZOO
4,000
3,6u0
3, 800
8.000
4.000
200
2.200
15,000
.11,100 20,800 29,600
Metal Market.
NEW TORK, Sept. 23. STAND A.RD
COPPER Weak; spot, September Oc
tober and November, $12.05(i( 12.15; Decem
ber $12.10&12.16. Custom house returns show
exports so far this month of 23,847 tons.
London, quiet: spot, 56; futures, 66 13s
9d. Local dealers report no change, quot
tlng Lake at $12.60212.76; electrolytic. $li.4Sl
41,.6-Vi; and casting at $12.12Va''12.87tt-
T1N Steudy; spot, $34.87V4j 36.00; Septem
ber, H4.(S.Vr3o.iX; October $34.67''o 34.76; No
vember, $34.i:)iS4.75; December, $J4.2ftf 34.70.
Sales ten tons spot at $34.90. London,
quiet; spot 158 2s 6d; futures, 167 17s
6d.
IJCAD Dull; $4.37V4'& 4.40, New York; $4.20
4.30, East St. Ixiuls, Ixnidon spot, 12 13s
$1. Spelter dull, $5.50146.60; New York:
4o.37W(tio.4i, East St. Louis. London, a
7a 6d.
I KtlN Cleveland warrants 49s ld In
London. Locally the market was quiet.
No. 1 northern, $16.6uS16.u0; No. 2. $16.i6'(j
15.76; No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern
soft. J15.7641 16 26.
ST. LOi:id, Sept. 23. METALS Lead,
lower; $4.2i'U4.274. Spelter, lower; $5.42V8.
t'olfce Market.
NEW YORK. Sept. 23. COFFEE The
market for coffee lutures opened at un
steady prices to an advance of 6 points In
response, to steadier European cables, and
dining the middle of the day showed a net
gain of about 3 to 6 points, on a little cover
ing and private advices from Santos pre
dicting a falling off In Receipts and claim
ing the preaenct of large buying orders with
a ireneral feeling tn favor of higher prices.
But the buying did not become anything
like as active as recently and later the
market lout part of the improvement as a
rettult of realizing, with the cloae steady,
net unchanged to 3 points higher. Sales
were of 22.t0 bag. Closing bids: Septem
ber and October h..'3c; November, 8.85c; De
cember, 8.90c; January, February ana
March, B.iriC; April, o.wiu; mar, 0.1:, juii.,
9tKc; July, 9.03c; August, 9.04c. New York
warehouse deltvertea yesterday were 22,250
bag agalnat 14.640 lat year. Rain was
reported in ell districts of Sao Paulo. Spot
ctffee. Rio No. 7. 11c; Santos No. 4, HHc
Mild, quiet; Cordova, HVul3-a.
Cotton Market.
NEW TORK. Sept. 23-COTTON-Spot
closed ouiet, 20 points lower; middling up
land!.. 13.70c; middling gulf. 13.95c. Sales.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 23. The following are
the weekly cotton statistical Imports, aJI
kinds 4K '0 bales; Imports. American, $5.ia)
bales.' Stock, all kinds. 271.00 balea; Ameri
can 1W0O0 bales; American, f 01 warded,
42tb balea; total exports. l.luO hales.
Futures closed steady: 8uptemL.tr, 13.63o;
October, 13.2oc; November U loo; Decem
ber, 18.22o; Jauuary. U.sVc, rebruary, U.24o;
.March, 11 J-.tp; A it'll. U.flCi May, IJ.Sic;
j ,..,r n . 1,. j niv it. sic
ST. LOIIS. Spt. 2.:.-COTTON-Qi:!et;
middling. 13Nc; t-alos, none; receipts, i'.J2
balea; shipments. (.42 bales; stock. 29S bales.
UUAIIA G O Fit AL SMRKBT.
H L'T I'KH Creamer) . No U del verel
tho mail trade in 1-lb. cartons. Sic; No. 2.
In Ju-Ui tubs, dtk-; No. I. In 1-lb. cartons,
JSK.; Nc. 2. in 60-lb. tubs. 27o; packing
i.ik. solid l ack. lie., dairy. In ti-lb. tuba,
ai-'4. Mmket chantsea eery luesday.
1 11 KKnlC Twins. lc. young Americas.
l9Vc; d iiia. lSc. triplets, lt.H-c; limberger.
)k Ni. 1 brick. ISViC. imported Swiaa, IJcj
domesllc Swiss. 24c; block Swlsa. 2:'o.
POULTRY Dreeera broi.eis under 1 ths ,
Kk-' over 2 lbs., lot, hens ioc. cocks, 10;
dscks. Ibc. geese. )c; tuikeys -ic; pigeons.'
ir dot . 81 Mi homer tquaos. per doa., $4 tslj
fancy suuabs. per doa. ....; No. 1. per do.,
Mi Alive: Htolicia. Uc. over 2 lbs. 2c;
liens lie, oM roosters. .c; ild durk'l. fulj
leatlieietl. !0c; get-se. full feathrred. hc;
tuik, vs .vc; gun.ea fowls. 20c each; pigeons,
pr do., wc; lionuis. per uoi.. 3.00; aiiuaba.
No 1. per dm.. Il io, N. per doa., ioc.
h l.-l tall froBcut Pickenl. ITc; white flsnl
18c; pike. 15c; trout. 17c; large crapplcs.
.ui., ,..iu inachcial. liH.-; ev.. lie. had
dock, i-c. flounders. 13c; green catfish. 1 :
imlllieaus, Ijo. rueehail. ! earh: ahai
roea, per pair. 05c; frog legs, per dos., 3oc;
saiino.i. Ijc.
Bee; Cuts Rib: No. 1, 14c; No. 2. WUct
No. 3. 8c. Loin: No. 1, 16c; No. 2, lie; No!
3. 9c. chucks: No. 1. t'Vtc; No. $, 6Sc; N j. 3,
6c. Round: No. 1, ic; No. 3, ic; No. 8.
6'jc. 1'late: No. L t'.vc; No. 2, 4c; No.
3, 4W.C-
FRUITS Oranges: California ViilencUs.
all slacs. per box, $5.00u5.2j. Lniions: I.lmo
nltia. extra fancy 3'i sue. per box, $7 00;
3ia) sue. per box, $7.60: choice 300 tur. pep
box, $ii.3t, 8liO site, per box, $1 On; :'40 sir,
6O0 per box U. lianauas: Fancy select,
tier bunch, $2. ;!$.: 60; Jumbo, bunch. $2 71
u3.75. Cantaloupes; Coloiado Rocky Fords
64 size, H.'o; 45 atandaids. $.'.25. Itall.in l.lue
I'rutiea: Wa?h.nttuir, per rite. 11 .0; -
lots, per crate. $1.16. t'sacsj: Callioi-nlaj
Saiways. per 20 -lb. box. ii; In lots of .
or more, per box, C5c; Coioraoo Klberias,
ier 20-lb. box. toe; In luti. per box 75c
ears: New York Keller, per bu. bk., $1 601
California II. Ciairague, per box. .6; trt
lots, per box, $2.76. Apples: Home-grown
cooking. In bbls., 4l.tXi4 m; Mikeuun Jona
than, in bbla., $4.26-u4.uO; new Orenon pef
box, $l.'iJ; Californiu ijivne.iMein. per' box
t'10. Grapes: California k'.alaaas. ner a'.
lak. crate. $1.0; 1 al loinia ickay. pre ate.
$l.o; t-oncorus. riuiue-siro n, 1 er -ib. bsk.,
;,"'o3oc. S ntorrtieiom; 'leaan, l'Hc per lb'
Daten: Ancuor brand, new, 20 1-lb. pkgs.
In box, per box. .'.i'.
VEGEi'AtlLKii-i'ot.itors: Early Ohio, la
sacks, per bu., ll.Ouji 1. hi; New Jvisev . , t
stock, extra line quality, per bu'. fl 15
Sweet Potatoes: Virginia. r l.ni., ';,i"
utiiunt: Large yellow, In sacks, per lb, 3c:
Iowa, small red and enow, p, r u,
Spanish, per crate. $1 tt,. Garlic; Kxira
lancy, while, per lb.. l..i ; rd, per lb in.
Egg Plant: F;.icy Florida, per dot i oo
Celeiy: Michigan, per una. uuncli. t. ' ai.o
HOME GROWN ViCGKTA MLKS Cab
bage: New, per lb, 2c. Tumutoes: 1 er hk
Uic. String nd wax Beans: Per mkt'
bsk.. 'be. Cucumbers: Per mKt. m-k of
H76c. Lettuce. Extra fancy leaf, per tin
c. Parsley: Fancy home-grown, per dnji!
bunches. 30c. Turnips: per mkt. bsk aic
Larrots: Per mkt. bak., 40c. Beets: Per'tnat!
MISCELIANEOITS Walnuts: Black pet
lb.. 2c; California No. 1, per Ih, isc Cili
fomla No. 2. per lb.v lie. Hlckot yniiti
Ls.rce, pT lb 4c; small, per lb.. 6c. i'o oa
nuta; IVr sack. 45.00; pu.r dor, 60c Honey
New, 24 frames. 13. 1'.". '
Cvaporated Apples anil Dried Krntis.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-EVAPORATEI
APPLES Market was unclir.ngtd, wit 1
fancy at 10'ic; choice. sVuuVic; prime
84c: common to fair. Miic.
DRIED FRriTS-l-rtin.H show no Im
provement; quotations ranpp from 3'4c t)
10c for tallfornia fruit nnd from 5c to H
for OreRon. Apricots remain quiet, wlf'i
choice at 7"17'ic; extra choice, (VJ), ;
fancy, 8tj8c. Raisins unchanged; looso
muscatel. 4SiiI()c; choice to fancy secdru,
6T(71c; seedless, 6'trCc; London layers, $l.2j
vil.30.
Peorln tfnr'cet.
PEORIA, Sept. 23.-COrtN-I'nchaneeri',
No. 8 white, 62c; No. 2 vellow, 52c No 1
yellow, 62c; No. 2, 5c; No. 3. 61c No L
6bg61Vc.
OATS Steady; No. 2 white 34Vc No
white, 33,c; No. 4 white, Xl'.nC.
Daluth Grnln "rarkct.
DULUTH. Sept. 23. WHEAT September.
$1.14; December. $1.13'; May, $1.17V; No.
northern, $1.14?s; No. 2 northern, $1.1111
Omaha liar Market.
OMAHA, Sept. 23. HAY No. 1 upland,
$12.00; Kansas, $13.00; No. 2 uplnnd. l,
packing, $9 00; alfalfa, $13.00. Straw: Wheat.
$6.00; rye, $7.00; oats, $).00.
Bna-ar Market.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-SUQAR-Raw,
steady; muscovado, 89 test, 3.74c; centrifu
gal, 96 test, 4.24c; molasses sugar, 89 test,
8.49c. Refined sugar, steady.
'Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 23. WOOL Unchanged;
territory and western mediums, 18-2 23c; fine
mediums, 17tj20c; fine, 1417o.
Tnrpentine Market.
SAVANNAH, Oa,. SepL 23. TURPEN
TINE Firm at 74S74Vio. Rosin firm; typ
F, $6.46; Q. $6.60.
Bank Clearintrs.
OMAHA, Sept. 23. Bank clearings for to
day were 82.885.680.44 and for the corre
sponding date last year (2.354.269.0L
VETERANS DIVIDED ON
LEE STATUE QUESTION
Committee oa Reeolations Has Not
Made Any Report oa tho
Matter.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept- 8i The
Orand Army veterans are divided on tho
question of what attitude they shall take
on the placing of tho statu of General
Robert EL Leo In tho oapltol at Washing
ton. No report on tho Lee statu has been
reported to the encampment.
The encampment today voted to admit
to membership man who were In the reve
nue cutter service during the civil waj
The Bona of Veterans will not be ad
mitted to meetings of Grand Army posts.
Besides endorsing the McCumbor pension
bill pending In congress, ths resolution
commute moved that an amendment bo
made to the bill increasing from $12 to $15
a month the pensions of veterans 66 years
old, from $16 to $20 a month for those over
70 and from $30 to $26 for those over 76.
Th Sons of Veterans selected Rochester .
for their next year's meeting. Fred V.
Bolton of Roxbury, Mass., was elected
commander-in-chief.
SOUTH DAKOTA FINANCES
State Debt Is Lens Than Million, and
This Will Be Reduced Thla
Year.
PIERRE, S. D., Sept. 23. (Speclal.)-Th
annual report of State Treasurer Johnson
will show that for the fiscal yeur ending
June 80, last, the diabursemenu of the state
were $1,667,182, and the total receipts front
all funds $4,439,864. At the cloae of the year
there was deposited with authorized de
positories, drawing 2 per cent on open ac
count, $237,269. The time deposits in the
various banks of the state at that time
drawing S per cent were $425,300.
The total debt of the state at the close of
the year waa $35,425. This was composed
of $500,000 of revenue warrants drawing 4 per
cent, and due the first of next April, and,
$336,425 registered capital warrants bearing
6 per cent and due on year from date of
issue.
Outside the collections from the counties
the fee receipts of ths state show over
$80,000 from ths insurance department; $4,142
from Inheritance tax receipts, and $1,200
from the dairy fund tax. The Indication
are that with the 4-mlll levy made for the
coming year by the state that the debt will
be a very small item by the close of the
next fiscal year.
A. B002EX.ZT rOB ISTTZBTOKS
The Harris Trust 4V. Savings Rank. 20 1
Dearborn St, Chicago, has Issued a book
let entitled "Bonds for baf Investment,'
Intended for the use of persons planning
to Invest in bonds for the first tiiiie. It
aim U to explain In simple terms the pur-
fmaes of various classes of bond and 10
ndieata the value of bonds as safe lmest
ments for Individuals aa well as institu
tions. Copies may be had Xre upon request.