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mediate landings and Bushwood, Rock Point, Col
TOMS Currioman and landings in Nomni creek
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The STEAMER EsTELLE RANDALL~Daily, ex.
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OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR. DISTRICT OF
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Of Columbia sIgeaused to be prepared blank
schedules perselal pEeperty subject taxation
l. 1902 imposing tax sn personal PROPERTY in the
District of Columbia ,,. and that copy Of such
therefor at this Office Che law provides that said
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Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Sept 3.-COTTON-spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, &c; mid
ding gulf, 9hc; sales. $50 bales. Futures,
firm; October, S.s6c; December S.S4c; Janu-
ary, $500; February, S.67c; March and May.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. S-CoTToN-steady to
l-l6c higher; middling, 9-l6c: sales, pa
bales: receipts, l,021 bales; shipments, 672
bales; stock, 1851 bales.
GALVESTON, Sept. 23.-COTTON-Firm
al 9-l6c.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 3.-CoTToN-
Market opened firm and closed quiet; sales,
$3.50 bales; ordinary. sc; good ordinary,
good middling. ll-l6c; middling fair, &c;
receipts, 1886 bales; stock, 81. .2S4 bales. FII-
lures steady; September, S23dS.S4c; Oc-
tober. SSlgS S,S5c; November, s.SsaS. .4Oc; De
eember. S4OqSnc; January. s44qs45c;
February, 44dS. .46c; March, &4s6iS. i9c
April. S.49qS.50c; May. S.52dS54c
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23.-COTTON-Spot
quiet; prices unchanged; American mid
ding Lied. The sales of the day were
5000 bales, OF which 500 were for speculation
and export, and included $500 American
Receipts, 1000 bales. including $500 Ameri-
can. Futures opened firm and closed steady
American middling, 6. o. C.. September
5S-64fl4 59-64d, buyers; September-October
4 5l-64d4 52-6id, sellers; October November
4S-6id, sellers; November December
45-6id, buyers. December-January, 4b-6id
buyers; Ianuary-FebruaTy, 44-6lGD4 45-64d
buyers; February-Ma 44-64d. buyers
March-April, 4A-64d. buyers; Apr!l-Aiay
44-6id, sellers; May-June I A-64d. sellers.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
Wool Market and saIe..

BOSTON, Sept. 23-WOoL-There has
been little more inquiry in the wool mar
strong. Fine territories are very firm, with
prominent holders asking stronger prices,
especially where good style is included. Fine
staple territories, 55q60c; strictly fine, 5OG
55c; fine and fine medium, 5Od5Sc; medium,
46q4lc; Texas wool Is quiet, with offerings
holders conadent oF Fall VeEg Cleaned mFm bSss %,Sh
nominal, 45q4Sc: twelve months, 55d5Sc; six
to eight months spring 52q55c, California
offerings; quotations are arm; northern
county, cleaned basis, 5Sq55c; middle coun-
months, iSai4c less. The exceedinslWy " strong tsnS
position of fine wool is feature of the
present market. Fine washed feeces con-
tidnTs tinHe especially arm; Ohio and Pennsyl;
above, 2S19qz9c; X, 26427c; Michigan X, 25a
26e There is more inquiry for delaine,
and Pennsylvania washed delaine, 3ld32c
No l, SOqSlc; No. 2. 22q3Oc; coarse, 24q26c.
small here rendering quotations somewhat
nominal. Any good, fine stock is firmly
held at the higher figures; combing, choice,
secured basis 76@7Sc; good, 72q74c; average,
LONDON, Sept, 2.-wooL-The offerings
at at @ the Wool WOO, auction sales today were l4,55s
higher rates. Suitable lots were purchased
for America. Lambs wool was in good de-
New South Wales, $500 bales; secured, SD
ais lOd; greasy, 3%da1s I'd. Queensland, 100
bales; SECURED, Is Cd greasy, 71Aqs1kd Vic
toria, 2, 400 bales; secured. 6dals Sd; greasy,
Sdqls Id. South Australia. 100 bales;
secured, 6dals Cd greasy, 6ddls 21kd. West
mana iO baes grensy sTeSsy dgld ID T TsS
zealand $500 bales; secured. 4kd91s sgd;
greasy SAglld. Cape of Good Hope and
Natal l,O1 l,99 oales; secured Is 21Adqls Id;
ST. lofts, Sept s-wooI~steady;
fine; is91'c; heavy fine, 1Oql5c; tub washed,
l6qlSlzc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

strengthened discounts Business on the
Stock exchange being overshadowed by
the monetary position, was stagnant Con-
soils were depressed, but partially re-
covered Home rails sympathized with con-
soils. Americans opened steady, were not
supported and reacted, Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul excepted. The trading was
mostly professional Prices closed weak.
Foreigners were fairly strong, especially
Spanish IS. Kafnrs were fiat.
PARIS Sept. 2.-Business on the bourse
this morning was firm. but unfavorable,
owing to an uneasy feeling that the tight
ness OF money in America might lead to a
stringency at the settlement. Spanish Is
and Spanish rails we're easier, on profit
taking Rentes were offered Foreigners
were generally weaker. Argentines were
strong. Thomson Houstons reacted. Rus
sian industrials were weak Rio tlntos
were offered, but improved They closed
easier. DeBeers rallied. Kafirs were weak
during the early part of the day, but i'm
proved at the end. owing to purchases for
London account. The private rate of dis
count was 2 1-l6 per cent.
BERLIN, Sept 23.-Business was quiet on
the bourse today, but prices were rather
firm. Internationals were maintained.
Mines were harder on bear covering. Ca
madam Pacific was steady. Transvaal rails
were weak.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s-FLoUR-Re-
celpts, SO,2 ,2O5 bbs.: exports, s,2l5 bbls, quiet
Winter strSights sss5@s5C Winter is'VI;6s Extras
Mn8esota psr patsnts i0 bakers s.
d3.35 Rye flour, quiet; fair to good, IS Is
Q3.4O; choice to fancy, $35OQ3.6O. Buck
wheat. -four, quiet, H.75q2.25, bid, according
CUHNMEAI.-stead yellow western.
SlS1; city. 80; Brandywine. S345q8.55.
RYE-Steady; No. western. 5Sc, I. o. b.,
65lkc. c. T. T., New York.
BARLEY-7steady; feeding, 4sc, C. l. f.,
Byfralo mating 5l1Aas3G a69 e. G. l. f.. Buffalo:
Spot. easy; No. > red, 73c. asked. elevator.
and 7llzq75c T. o. b., afiOat No. northern.
RanI,hib pSiTIthi SEs Sos f. O. D. ah9st No; hard
another sensational &c rise in September
wheat at Chicago, due to manipulation,
local prices experienced an, early advance,
during which considerable short wheat was
covered. But on subsequent weakening OF
September west and deliveries on contract
the afternoon. helped by light seaboard
clearances, large Interior receipts and ah-
senee Of important export demand, closing
at 75lSc; September. 7l1sd75l5c. closed at 75c;
December. 74hd75 l5-16c closed at 74hc.
bS sSot oet OG oS eH5PSTSS s5PSfo1 9 n6
69he. +. o. b., afioat; No. yellow, zoe; No 2
white zoe. Early strength in corn, based
was succeeded in the afternoon by realizing
and moderate declines. with a final rally
on covering and prices net unchanged.
May, 45IsQ46iSc, closed at 45hc; September
6Sq6S%c, closed at CSC; October closed al
CSC; December. 5Otad5l l-l6c. closed at 5O1sc
OATS-Receipts, H4,5OO bu.; exports 800
'S4llc; No. white, S2c track white 32d35c
The option market was firm and fairly ac-
tive at first, then weakened on the break In
wheat. December, S5l4 d35iac. closed at S5lI G
HAY-steady; shipping, 6G7Oc; good &c
choice, 9Od95c.
PROVIsIONs-Bee steady; family. Sl5 Il
disco; mess, 2.OoQl25 80; beef hams, SEE a
.623.0O; packet, N4Ood15.OO; city. extra India
mess, S24.00Q26.0O. Cut meats. steady; pick
Sc; picked hams, 1lIal2c. Lard nominal
western steamed. sll.iO; refined unsettled
continent, S. South America. Sl.6o; com
pound. N.I5dS.Oo. Pork, quiet: family, $50 Il
@2loo; short clear, AsooqAOO; mess. sl7.T
HOPS Firm; state common to choice
1902, &dS2c; 1901. 2ta2Sc. olds. Sdl2c; Pa
elhc coast, 1902, 24q2sc; 1901. 2Oa26l4c; olds
'HIpEs-steady; Galveston. lSc; Califor
MIA, isci Texas lac.
LEATHER-Quiet; hemlock sole Bueno
Ayres, light 20 heavy, acid, 24d25ikc
TALlOW-Easy; city, 53sc; country, 81
GSc.
RICE-Firm; domestic. fair to extra. A
Q6c; japan, 4Aq4kc.
BUTTER-Receipts s7lS pkgs.; steady
June creamery. common TO choice, i7d22c
CHEESE-Receipts l0,la pkgs.; firm
fancy, large, colored and white. 1O%c
fancy. small. new state, full cream, coloret
E0ds-Rsoeipts. sOOs pkEs.i nrm; stat
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

SHEEP-This was rather bad day for
sheep' as the trains were late in arriving
and good many of the sheep were wet
The market opened slow and ali the buyers
were bearish. Packers as a rule wanted
TO buy their supplies dime lower, and in
some cases sales were made that looked
as much as l5c lower than the same kinds
brought yesterday. The better grades. ss
rule; though could be quoted weak to a
dime lower. and others lOal5c lower and
dulI. The same was true of lambs, so thai
II was late before the bulk of the fat stun
The feeder market was also rather quiet.
as buyers were all trying to get their snn'
plies for less money. In a good manv cosp.
they succeeded, but in others the more
prices. e"uS
., Quotations; Good to choice yearlinEs.
SS.70qSSO; fair to good, 50. 5Od3 70: good To-
choice wethers. ,S34Cq3.60; fair to good
wethers, $S;OOq34O; choice ewes, So OO6SS, ,25:
fair TO good ewes, $2.6512 90; good to choice
lambs, %.50q475; fair to good lambs, A.25d6
80; feeder wethers, s3.OOd3. 40; feeder year
ings, S25d365; feeder lambs, 49, 5O6D4 25.
Gull lambs, s2.OOdS.O0; feeder ewes, Y.75S
$50; stock ewes, S2.6Oq3.25. Representative
sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
September Wheat Again Leading Feature
on Beard Of Trade
HEAVY BUYING BY SHORTS IS CAUSE
Price Goes Up Until IL Touches Eighty
Five Cents and as Abruptly
Drops Closing at Eighty
Cents.

CHICAGO. Sept. 28-september wheat
was again the leading feature on the Board
of Trade today, and under the influence OF
heavy buying by shorts, the price advanced
by Jumps and bounds until a gain Of Sc
had been made. Then there was just as
sudden drop, and the close was un-
tember corn closed 1c lower, while Decem-
ber was unchanged. December oats were
&c higher. with January provisions from
Fears OF manipulation I'm September
wheat gave shorts a bad scare early in
the session today, and as a result of their
frantic struggles TO get to cover the price
of that commodity went soaring. Taking
advantage of the big advance In prices,
some Of the local longs disposed Of much of
their holdings, Il being reported that In
the neighborhood Of 100000 bu. changed
hands. With the demand from shorts
satisfied, prices declined as rapidly they
had previously advanced, and September
CLOSED unchanged, at soc, after making the
dow score Of 19%c. December opened un-
closing nc lower at 695sQ69Ac. Primary
receipts were l,5s2,O00 bu., against $40 600
q year ago. ClearanCes of wheat and flour
were equal to 900 bu. Bradstreets re-
ported total increase of wheat of 1886 900
'bu., compared with an increase of 1,556,0OO
last year. Minneapolis and Duluth reported
receipts of 1,2l6 cars, and local receipts
were $40 cars, four OF contract grade, max
ing a total for the three points of 1,526
cars, against 14Sl last week and 1915 a
year ago.
Corn was firm today on wet weather,
WIN DTe0lCIlODS OF continuance OF tne
same. There was considerable proft-taking,
but the main feature to trade was the
active buying of December by commission
houses. September opened hn%c higher
at 6215q63c but declined to 61c. closing lc
lower at 61Ac. December opened ltd9tc
higher at 45hd45hc and after advancing
TO 45%c dropped back to 44%C. The close
was unchanged at 45hc. Local receipts
were 4S9 cars, with 81 of contract grade.
There was little interest in the oats pit
today, the chief feature being covering by
September shorts. The market was steady
throughout the entire session and fiuctua-
lions were within a narrow range. Rains
throughout the central west helped to main
tain prices. December opened unchanged
10 sc higher al 90tsd30%c, rose to 3O7sc, only
10 drop back to 3O12d309sc. The close was
&c higher at 3OAc Local receipts were 265
cars.
Provisions exhibited the same tendencies
as yesterday, which was that of shorts
Seeking to cover their contracts. Offerings
came mainly from one of the leading pack
ing houses. Light receipts of hogs, with
higher prices at the yards, impaired
strength to provisions. January pork closed
10c higher at Sl520 lard was sc higher at
$s621R and ribs 212c higher at $sO2k.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
$50 cars; corn, 275 cars; oats, 255 cars; hogs,
1900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

and Pennsylvania, average best, 23d2ic;
western candled, 2ld23c; western uncandled,
1gd22C
POULTRY-Alive: Firm: chickens, 13c;
turkeys, l2dl3c; fowls, 13c Dressed: Firm;
western chickens, l4I7c. western fowls, 14c
spring turkeys, Ice
METALs-Copper ruled inactive in the
local market today and while price
changes were immaterial the undertone APP
pearcd rather weak. Lake was quoted at
Su.Gnll.75, casting at SiiGIzdn.5O, cleo
trolytic at $l137isdll.70 and standard at
SlO6J, bid. The same metal in London ad-
vanced Ss Cd, closing at E52 los for spot and
E52 los for futures. Tin was weak and
lower in New York. closing at $25.s0q26.Oo Oo
for spot London was quiet at EllY for
spot and Ell6 lis 6d for futures. Lead was
quiet but steady locally at A62i2, but de-
clned Is sd I'm London, where the closing
figure was El0 los Cd. Spelter was steady
here at 500, compared with a decline on
London OF 2s Cd to El9 Iron in the Eng
lsh markets was steady with Glasgow
quoted at 5Ss I'd and Middlesborough at 53s
i,hd. Locally iron was quiet and un-
changed Warrants continue nomnali No
l foundry, northern, is quoted at $4,000
25,OO No. 2 foundry, southern, S22.OOq23O 100
and No. l foundry, southern soft, 22OOg
% 90
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24

CATTLE-There was another generous
supply of cattle here this morning, but
the trains were so slow about getting in
that the morning was we'll advanced before
a correct idea Of what was in sight could
be formed. AS is generally the case under
slow about taking hold, but still the market
held up In very satisfactory manner to the
There were several punches of cornfed
steers In the yards and some of them
were by far the best of any, that have
ers seemed TO want them, but as there
have not been enough corn cattle coming
they are worth It took some time for buy
ers and sellers TO get together on prices.
ioSra AS general s,1er thing thing though, the market
were very satisfactory.
The cow market was quite active this
morning, as there did not seem to be any
more in sight than packers wanted. The
better grades could safely be quoted strong
to dime higher and IT was not long before
the bulk OF the better grades were out OF
first hands. The common kinds and can
ners sold without much trouble at good
Bulls, veal calves and stays sold in yes
terday's notches in the majority of cases.
The stocker and feeder market was well
choice kinds sold at steady prices with
yesterday and there was considerable ac-
uvity to the trade. The demand from the
pointing, owing to the rain, which usually
keeps a good many buyers at home. That,
upon the market, but 1t erected the COM
mon kinds more than II did the better
grades. All but the good to choice kinds
could be quoted rather slow and weak
Western beef steers, II of good quality,
sold at right around steady prices with
yesterday. Where the cattle were a little
lacking in quality they were a shade lower
and Texas cattle were quite a little lower
good to choice grades. Range cows were
active and strong to a dime higher on the
good kinds. but steady on the common and
medium grades Western feeders were
steady where the quality was satisfactory
and slow and lower where II was not.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-24
Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 23.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 1890 head natives, 2,lOO head Tex
ans, 2S head Texas calves, LBS head ma
tive Texans; corn fed steady to higher
grass western and quarantine steady 10
slow; stockers and feeders steady TO
strong; choice export and dressed beef
stockers and feeders, 81. 10000; western
fed steers, $2.90Gp4.65 Texas and Indian
steers SO. A00I37 49, Texas cows, N.95Q2S0
native cows, t1.50d4. IS; native heifers, ~. S0a
45O; Gamers, N.OOq20o; bulls. p.75g3.60
calves, S2.75dS. 20.
HoGs-Receipts, 500 head; market SC
higher, slow; top, S.65; bulk of sales, H.S5Ip
1874; heavy and mixed packers, SL55g 50;
light $7.OOd76O; workers, T.5I]hqI6o; pigs,
$6.5Ud745.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 100
head; market steady to lower; native
lambs, So 20d410; western lambs, SoqI.00:
native wethers, $295d4.00; western wethers,
s.. 6Od5 80; fed ewes, S2. 2.SOqSS5; Texas
sheep, S2.75d3.O0; stockers and feeders, 800