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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
NEW YORK STOCKSAND BONDS
Market Remains Under the Shadow Of the
Money Situation.
BANK OF GERMANY ADVANCES RATES
Contest of Foreign Banks for Funds
Affects Trading on wall street.
values Are Generally
Lower,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE stock market
remained under the shadow of the money
situation today. The principal event OF the
day In the worlds market was the absence
Of the official discount rate Of the Imperial
Bank Of Germany from 3 to 4 per cent.
II was generally expected that after the
rise In the Bank OF England rate, the Ger
man institution would raise the rate, but
the advance Of full l per cent was not
fully expected.
The Incident is a movement in the In
ternational contest for funds now develop
ing among the worlds money markets.
The great foreign banks seem to desire to
accumulate reserves in preparation for
large government and other loans to be
hoated. II is clear that they will have to
contend WIN pressure from New York, to
probably the action Of the English and the
German banks is partly a. defensive
break in foreign exchange rates here in
New. York, which carried the price OF
rate at which gold could be engaged
for import at a profit. II is expected that
before that rate Is touched further obsta-
eles will be interPosed in foreign markets.
The price of gold was advanced in the
London market as one such obstacle.
Opinions in the banking community differ
movement Of gold.
The unprecedented loan contraction re-
vealed by Saturdays bank statement con-
tinued the subject Of interested discussion
and the field was industriously CanVassed
to discover special operations which may
be held to account for the astonishing
| figures. IL is believed that holdings by an
underwriting syndicate of railroad bonds
have been transferred in large volume
abroad either for delivery to purchasers or
to hold with funds borrowed in foreign
markets.
The week opens with a further large
absorption by the subtreasury and all re-
ports point to the activity of business in
| all lines and the enormous movement of
! grain and merchandise over the rails. The
| drain OF currency to the interior is GER
! tain, therefore, to continue for several
weeks yet. 1t was this discouraging pros
| pect which carried prices dowuwards
| through early dealings today. The lack OF
| urgency In the selling and some very large
individual buying of few stocks of an
| impressive character held the bears in
! check and the market set about a dull re-
| covery about midway OF the session. The
government crop report had its part in
| this, the condition both OF corn and spring
wheat being regarded as fully holding the
previous promise. Some positive strength
| In Canadian Pacific, st. Paul and Smelling
and a notable absorption of Erie had a
strong sympathetic effect on the recovery
Prices were carried very generally above
/ Saturday night, and the closing while
| slightly irregular, was at a higher level
Bonds were easy. Total sales par value
| Sl,625 600. United States bonds were all un-
| changed on call
| The following was the range 81 prices on
| the New York Stock exchange
! Sales High. Low. Close
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12

Big, hearty, l9-year-old black Bertha, IN
the Middle West was from the country,
end on her Thursday afternoon out came
home very early from church funeral she
had gone 20 attend
why. Bertha" said the lady OF the
house. what brought you back so soon3
You didn't go 20 the funeral, did your
'Yessuni, / done went" replied big
Bertha, but come home. Dem OIL town
fun'rils IL ag'in' my conshuns. Wen dat
brass ban play all dem ehuch niggahs dey
done de cake-wRlk-down de aisles oh de
chu'ch an thoo de streets all de way TO de
buryin'- -groun-an' wen de brass ban play
at de grave, dem niggahs dey hop an dsy
pranch up an down right lpngside de
eo'pse. Dey did so, Miss Clara, an done
lit out an comes home. Dem Of cake
walk fun'rils IL agin' my conshuns. Miss
Clara, dey sho' iz."-Emma Carlton In LIP
pincott's.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
Articles. Open. High. Low. Close, sat'y.
MetnI Market.

NEW YORK. Sept u-METALs-The
London tin market was firmer, closing at
Rl46 rs Sd for spot and &l45 los for futures
Locally demand continued light but the
tone was steady in sympathy with the Lon
don advance ana spot was quoted at $50 OO0
S2.l2A. Copper was also higher abroad
for futures. Locally the market was dull
and nominally unchanged with lake and
electrolytic quoted at Sl6OO'Q16.5O and cast
ing at SIS 766i6 %. Lead was quiet al 4g56
40 in the local market but advanced 10
el4 in London. spelter was unchanged al
SO SO IN "A LONDON, W while the local market was
iron market also was easier Standard
foundry was quoted at AIS Sd and Mlddles-
boro at 4Ss 4l4d Locally a good demand
is reported and prices are firmly held No
/ foundry northern is quoted at Sl65O6l7 q .
No. foundry northern, Sl6OOal6 rs: No
foundry southern, SIC 256ll67S; No foundry,
southern, SIS. 75ai625.
ST. LOUIS. Sept n.-METALs-I,ead
firn, H.771Ftl4. 50; spelter, strong, s. 65q5 77H
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
New York Live stock MnrLet

NEW YORK, Sept u.-BEEVES-Re-
ceipts, 4,4l7 head. Market for medium and
good steers firm and 10c higher; common,
steady; bulls. firmer on lightweights; good
bulls, slow; cows, steady to strong; steers,
S4OOq5 90; oxen and stays, S42564. 40; bulls,
$2I5Q4O0; cows, Sl.60q3S5 Cables quoted
live cattle firm at lOal214c per lb, dressed
weight. Exports tomorrow, ,Oo8 cattle and
$500 quarters of beef.
CALVES-Receipts, 1908 head Market
firm to 25c higher on top grades; others
no more than steady; grassers and butter
milks, 25d6Oc lower; veals $5.00q925 few
selected, $3.50; throwouts, A.00q4.60; but
termilks and gTassers, $3.6Oll4 40; dressed
calves, steady; city dressed veals, ehQlS1ac
per lb; country dressed lOd12l5c.
HOGS Receipts. 1,O15 head. Market
steady; state and Pennsylvania hogs, $500
d6.90, including pigs common mixed hogs
$3.50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 15,97S
head. Market for sheep. about steady
cuIls, S2OOQ3OO; lambs, &OO97.25; few cars
prime to choice, S.37hqI7o; general top
price, $725; culls, $4.00q450; Canada lambs,
Sc 95d7.40.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12

EGGs-Firm; 1sAte. case yI count 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12

SHEEP-There were about eighty cars on
sale today, the haviest run received here
since the range season opened. The stun
was of good quality and was well mixed,
there being a good supply OF both fat and
feeder sheep. With big runs at all points
and discouraging reports from the east,
buyers took advantage Of the opportunity
to pound the market and there was
weak tone to the trade all through the
morning. Prices have been high here for
some time and buyers are anxious to get
them lower. Trading was slow and dull and
prices were lower all around. couple OF
doubles of good lambs sold early at about
steady prices, but on the general run OF
fat stun the market was OF about dime
and in some cases lbc, Lambs, in extreme
cases were on about a quarter.
The feeder trade was I'm fair shape today
and there were plenty of orders to be
filled. There was considerable stun to PICK
from, but while the demand was good buy
ers were little slow in taking hold and
were asking concessions The market was
l0dl5c lower, with trading slow and dull.
Quotations on fat sheep and lambs: Good
to choice lambs, $6.J0q6sO; good to choice
yearllng wethers, A.9Oq5.8 8; good to choice
old wethers, A.60G4.s5 good to choice ewes,
81 40d465
Quotations on feeder sheep and lambs:
Good feeding lambs, s.. sOG6. %; good feeding
yearllngs, S4.65G4.90; good feeding wethers,
S450d4.75; feeding ewes, S350G4.0O; breeding
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
COmmoditIea

Commodities.
NEW YORK, Sept, n.-FLOUR-Receipts
quiet and about steady; winter patents
A;z9g47o; winter straights, A,0Oa4.15; Min
nes9ts q ssdgs patents si75qS2S; winter extras
ter low grades. 50. 75a3SO. Rye flour, steady;
fair to good, $S.6oq4. Is, spot and to arrive
choice to fancy. S.75qL4O spot and to arr
RYE--Eirm; No. 2 western. 65l4c. c. /. +.
B:AARLEY-steady; feeding, sSIac, c. 1. Z.
WHEAT-Receipts 1900 bu.; exports.
Ted sc elevatSr sPS5 No maTkst Ttd sslsG Em No
afioat: No, northern, Duluth, Sl$sc to ar
rive, f. o. b. ahoat. The market was gen
from Chicago. which Offset the big western
receipts, easy cables, bearish government
sSPped ssSPSTe end 4nS, nre weather west The close
closed 9Ohc; September. 81 5-16dSSc, closed
Sc; Sc DECEMBER, S77sqgssc. closed at Sstc.
500 bu; spot market steady; No. %G eieGSator, %G or
SS0!fc ana 6O14c I. o. b. ahoat; No yellow,
SOTe; No 2 white. &c Option market was
lSte; September closed at 5sssc: December
oATs-Receipts 10000 bu spot market
6tS 5sSey natu2a ml1Sd wSts Gsis to % 5 pounds g
,H;AY,9uist; quiet; shipping, 5Cg6Oc; good to
nOI6-NuAcIs state common to choice
1905, 2OG25c 1904. l7d23c; olds lO6fl2c: pa
eihe coast 1904 l6822c; 1893, nominal; oids,
HIDEs-Quiet; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs
zoe; California, 2 to & lbs. 1910: Texas
dry "a to 80 lbs, iSkc.
LEATHER-Firm; acid. 24d26c
PROVISIONS-Beef firm; family S11 EO
d12O0; mess, ss509lOOO beef hams s2i on
p 80; packet, SO 050Ql.0O; city. extra India
mess; ASOOpl900 Cut meats, steady; pick
led bellies, ss.Bal075; picked shoulders.
S7.OO176i picked hams, 81. .OOd12O0 Lard
steady; western steamed, S.; refined steady:
continent, $50; South America, $500: com
pound, S5.62l46575 Pork steady: family
slI ,5oqlsoo; short clear, N45Oal65O; mess,
TALLow-steady; city, 4aso: country. a.
d4Ac. ~
RICE-steady; domestic. fair TO extra.
shuohc. Japan. nominal
BUTTER-Firm; receipts. 1883 pkgs
Street price extra creamery, aQahc, ON
cial prices; Creamery, common TO extra
lIaHc; renovated, common TO extra, l5a
20c; western factory, common 10 extra
lbdlTAc; western imitation creamery ex-
tras, ls1fc; western frsts. lS6lStc
CHEESE-Flrm; state, full cream, small
white, fancy, lec; state, fair to choice
| llhdIAc, state. colOred. fancy, l2c; state
fair to choice. llhdil&c state, large white
and colored. fancy 12e.
EGGS-Ftrm; state, PENNSYLVANIA and
near by. fancy selected. white. 26d2ic;
| state, choice, 25de6c state. mixed. extra
&c; western. extra hrsts, Iq2e; firsts
POULTRY-Alive firm; western chick
| ems, i4c; fowls, ifhc; turkeys. l4c. Dressed
1 irregular; western chickens, i2dl3c; fowls
iSql4e; spring turkeys, l5RSSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12

The disposition of the days receipts was
as follows, eacl buyer purchasing the num-


CATTLE-There was a good run here
for a Monday, about PSI cars being on
sale The receipts were just about as
heavy as last Monday and about l09 cars
heavier than the corresponding day last
year The general quality OF the offerings
was good.
There were not many corn-feds received
today and buyers were not overly anxious
for native cattle. Prices on these kinds
unless the cattle were very good, Werc
Just about a NICKEL lower, with the best
grades steady. The warmed up and half
fat natives that come in competition with
the western rangers suffered most and
trading was draggy. The western cattle
on sale were of good quality and there
was a fairly good call for supplies. The
was considerable life to the trade but
on the common kinds the market ruled
dull and weak and prices were lower.
Reports from the east were dscouraging
but this fact did not affect prices here
to any extent and the general steer trade
weak and lower.
The COW and heifer trade was in good
shape today, although some sales looked
trife lower. Common stun was in poor
demand and like the poorer grades of
steers were slow sale and prices were a
and there was little life TO the trade.
Good westerns were wanted and prices
held about steady.
Bulls, veal calves and stags were slow
sale and prices were lower.
There was a good supply OF stockers and
feeders here and the good strong demand
noted for some time continued in force
today. There were plenty of orders to be
filled and trading was active. Prices on
good heavy feeders were stronger while
the lighter weights and common kinds
were fully steady.
ReDreSentatiVa sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. l1.-CATTLE-
Receipts, 2O.7OO, head including 200 south
erns: market steady TO l0c lower; stockers
strong: choice export and dressed beef
steers s. $4,000; fair TO good, S.O0a4 Is
western steers, $3.2Oq4.7O: stockers and
feeders, $25Od4.25; southern steers, $1,000
ass; southern cows, 81 65GR. co. native cows,
81. .G50D3 70; native heifers, $2,50q5O0; bulls,
81 OA6i3 25; calves. SO OOll65O
HOGS-Receipts, 5000 head; market 5ql0c
lower; top $545; bulk of sales, s.. 256I5. 20;
heavy, $52 40; packers, S5.3Od54 As; pigs
and lights, $515d540
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head: market lOd20c lower; native lambs.
81. .5OD7l5; western lambs, S,6097.15; fed
ewes and yearlings, S2OG5.30; western
yearlings. $5.0OQ530; western sheep, A25q
900: stockers and feeders, $350qp4. 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
NfodeI nnIry Farm,

Two brothers, Albert and Harry Fahns-
stock. have a model dairy farm at Quaker
Bottom Valley, IN Baltimore county, AMI
the other day they had the members OF
the Baltimore Stock exchange out TO look
at IT, The visitors were driven over the
$50 acres in wagons drawn by teams OF
eight nicely matched gray Percheron horses
and they found the dairymen and the sta
blemen all neatly uniformed. II is also re-
ported that they found scene OF unusual
pastoral beauty" There are hills, valleys
and tumbling. splashing waters on the big
farm, and the keynote Of the management
Is organization and system, The result Is
success.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRET
Feature of the Trade is Better PriOs
for Wheat
GOVLRNsEST MONTHLY REPORT ISSUED
IL VERY BeRrish on Corn, but Con-
sidered a stRnd-On on other
Grains-EstImate of the
Russian Crop.

OMAHA. Sept II. 1906
Inc government monthly report came out
TODAY. II was decidedly bearish on corn,
forecasting crop of 2,624,OOO bushels. Some
traders considered the wheat report slightly
stand-off Spring wheat was made $1,000
bushels less than last month, corn 100000
pusheis more and oats 5,0OO.OlO bushels less.
IL had the effect Of making the wheat mar
December wheat was up lc. Valentine
has long line Of wheat and no great de-
cline is looked for until he lets loose
September closed at s29sc, December at s3Isc
and May at s5@s ljs5Ikc
Corn was trm. September finished at
o51Rc, old September at 63Ikc, December at
4SAg4Sbo, old December at Sac and May
Oats showed little higher tendency after
the government report. September closed
az sa, &C December at Z1hq27hc and May at
Liverpool closed Aahd lower on wheat
and unchanged TO hd higher on corn. The
exports from Russia and beneficial rains
IN the Punjnb and Rajputana districts Of
Primary receipts Of wheat today were
iZO,UV bushels, and shipments $1,000
busnels. against receipts fast year of
bushels. Corn receipts today we're 1900
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels.
and shipm,ns OF aSt G5 busSss s OSiners SesT
ances were 10000 bushels of wheat n 600
o9shels OF corn, 2g6, 900 bushels Of oats and
Worlds wheat shipments for the week
were lO0SS,OO bushels, against 9,664.OoO
bushels the week before. Corn shipments
were, ASO6,Ooo bushels. against 4.256, 900 bush
els the week before. Wheat on passage is
2,S5s,QOO bushels. a decrease OF l,72S,O00
bushels Corn on passage Is 10. 900 BUSH
els decrease OF $50, 900 bushels
Broomhall gives the following prelimi-
nary estimate Of the Russian crop: Winter
wheat, le2,00OOOO bushels. against 294,O O00
bushels last year spring wheat 1886, 100000
rye, 62l.0OO,OOO bushels, against 800, 900 600
bushels last year; barley, 272, 10000 bush
els, against 32S 600 900 bushels last year.
Crows Of Winnipeg estimates the wheat
crop Of the Canadian northwest at SO, 900 900
bushels which is 6,50O000 bushels under the
estimate of the Manitoba grain dealers
Advices from the northwest tell OF in
creased receipts of wheat at interior points
and Of large estimated movement with
favorable weather; Receipts az Min
2<96 cars, compared with 1,96s cars, the
previous week and 1871 cars last year. \
few of the elevators In the southwest and
Kansas are beginning to ship their surplus
condition is not general, as OTHER elevators
are moderately stocked; Receipts at
Kansas City and St. Louis for the week
week, but $1,000 bushels more thdn last
year.
Omaha Cash sales.
wHBAT-No. 8 hard, l car, 75Fse; car.
CoRN-No. syellow. 2 cars, 401hc; No. 8,
omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. . hard. 77asoc No.
hard. 75q77c; No, hard. 7Oq74c; No.
'Pct{o9Rs lPcoRN@No. .ei; ?. 4ehc; No. 3 4sHc; No, 4.
CSC; No. 2 yellow, 4sssc; No 3 yellow 4s1ic;
No. 2 white, 4siAc; No. white, 4shc; no
to%Ts~No. z 24Ac; No. 3. 24c; No. 4. 2ie;
No. 4 white. 24Ec; No white, 24I4c; stand
ard. 24%o
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
ls uIhd. Futures. quiet; September, 4s esd;
December. e qAd; january. IS sAd
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Pricea on hoard nf Trnda.

EAtNa on nohEu on NEhuSs
CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-Ofioiai announce
ment OF a big shortage Of wheat in Russia
strengthened the wheat market here today.
The December delivery closed practically
unchanged. Provisions are down 2l4c to
l2hc.
early trading advanced additional strength
developed. At the last the December op-
tion was unchanged 70 hc higher at S21hc
70 sac. Pit traders and commission houses
were fairly active bidders. The demand
was due largely TO a report made by
statistical committee appointed by the Rus
Sian government which showed a shortage
Of 2,SOOOO bushels in winter wheat as
compared with last years total In spring
wheat the deficiency was estimated al l23,-
was to completely onset the depressing
influence OF lower quotations at Liverpool
and neutralize the market effect Of clear
weather northwest Another bullish factor
was report from New York claiming that
FAIR amount Of wheat for export had been
about had beag Iapsiy PsPSrt Was Ss
market closed strong with prices at the
highest point OF the day. Final quotations
on December were at Ss1hc. Clearances OF
wheat and flour were equal to 10000
bushels. The amount on passage decreased
l7s.O0o bushels, and the visible supply in
| creased 49l 900 bushels Primary receipts
were 10000 bushels, compared with lI99,-
zoe bushels year ago Minneapolis, Duluth
and Chicago reported receipts OF 7ls cars,
against 63S cars year ago.
The corn market was a trihe easier early
In the session a result OF clear weather
throughout the corn belt. Liberal local re-
ceipts was an additional bearish influence.
Later In the day shorts covered moderately
on the upturn in wheat, causing slight
advance The market closed firm with
! prices at the highest point OF the day.
December opened &c lower at 43asc sold
between ySst a43q4S7sc and 43+a43asc, and closed
| AT 43Aq48hc. Local receipts were S02 cars,
with 429 cars OF contract grade.
oats were steady In sympathy with other
| grain. good export demand was another
! important factor. December opened nc
AT 27H S27Sc ocei doo,,s g. ~ anq a. cnr
| Trading In provisions was OF extremely
| small volume. Sentiment in the pit was
! somewhat bearsh following a scent de-
/ cline in the price OF live hogs. Leading
longs were credited with some selling OF
/ lard At the close January pork was OF
| 2Hc at Sl2.S2h Lard was down sc at So S2h
| RIBS were 1Od12ltc lower at S640
| Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
| g cars; corn. 727 cars; oats, 391 cars hogs,
/ 1000 head.
| The leading futures ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
81 Innin Livc stncIr NInrLet-

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Sept 1l.-CATTLE-Re-
market lower; native and shipping and ex-
port steers S4OOq$i.75; dressed beef and
butcher steers, $3.00d4lO: steers under 200
pounds So O0q3 80; stockers and feeders
s. O0aS 90; cows and heifers, S2.OOQ4.6O; can.
ners, 81 5OGI2 10; bulls. S225q310; calves
So 70; Texas and Indian steers, 81 OOd
$50; cows and hefers 50 2O0G3OO.
HOGS-Receipts, 800 head; market 5a1Oc
lower; pigs and lights, &5OOq5.65; packers
s. OOQ5,55; butchers and best heavy, s.. 4Od
$40.
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, ZOO
head; market lOd15c lower; native muttons
S3 O0Gi4. 90; lambs, 81. .O0d6.75; culls and bucks
iS Ooa4.OO; stockers, $35Oq4lO; Texans $50
d425
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12

KANSAS CITY, SEPT. l1-wHEAT-se
tember, 75kci December. 75ha75Ac; MAY,
77&c; cash, No. 2 hard, 77izaSlc; No. s,
76Q7Sc; No. red. Sic; No. g. 791kc
CORN-September 4sAq4S1ac; December,
SsBci May, SS%c; cash, No. mixed. 49lAc;
.oATs-No. White. 281lc; No. mixed.
26d27c
prairie S6.756D7OO
RYE-Steady at Coo.
EGGS-Frm; Missouri and Kansas new
No. whitewood cases included l7lbc.
case count, l6c cases returned, hc less
BUTTER-Firm; creamery, 19i9c; pack
ing 171zc.
Receipts. Shipments.
wheat, Du. ...........,.,,... 44O, 900 267 900
Corn, bu. ..................... $500 125 900
oats, Du. ...................... 1900 1900
The range OF prices paid in Kansas Citv
as reported by the Edwards Wood COM
pany. 110-lll Board OF Trade building, was:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
IS Of the day, ssi 100 shares.
Foreign FinanciAI.

LONDON, Sept u.-Money was In fair
demand IN the market today. Discounts
we're steady Trading on the stock ex-
change was fairly cheerful In places al
though dealings we're meager. the mining
settlement absorbing attention. The move-
ments were Irregular. Consols and kindred
securities were affected by the increase In
the Berlin bank rate, but recovered a frac-
tion at the close. Americans dropped gem
orally on the monetary outlook in New
York. became Inactive and closed weak
Grand Trunk was buoyant on the trano
increase, largely exceeding the estimates
Foreigners mostly we're neglected. Japan
ese had a better tone and were bought on
the more peaceful news from Toxic Kadirs
had q hardening tendency RhadaEiRnA
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
Sugar and MoIaases.

NEW YORK, Sept n.-sUGAR-Raw,
nominal: fair refining 3kc centrifugal. 90
test, 81S molasses sugar. &C., Refined.
No. g. I,6Oc; No. 10. A45c; No. IL, 4S5o; No.
70, 4SOc; No. 10, 4.9oc; No. u, 416c; oonfec-
TONERS, A; 5.l6c; mould A. 5;6oei cutloat' 6si
6.S0c; cubes, 6b5c.
MOLASSES-Firm; New Orleans apen
kettle good to choice, 29@95c.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. n.-SUGAR-
Quiet. Open kettle centrifugal 4Hc CEN
trifugal whites, 4l5-l6q6. n-l6c; yellows +p
4A; seconds pbQ3&c. -
MoLAssEs@Nomlnai; open kettle lS9
&c. centrifugal, 6d14c.
SYRUP-Nominal, 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12

ST. LOUIS, Sept n.-WHEAT-Higher;
No red cash, elevator. S2QS4c: on track,
S5SsQsS5tc; September, 7sc: December, ass9
CoRN~Higher; No 2 cash. 52IEc; on
track, SSlfoi December. hl4@AAc; May,
uHc.
oATs-Higher; No. cash, &c; on track.
26hqa7c; December, 26he; May. She; No.
FLoUtR-oulet; red winter patents, $40
Q4.20; extra fancy and straight, S.oOq4-0oi
clear, S.l013S0
sEEb-Timothy. steady: sSOOaS.46
CORNAIELS-Steady S2.60
BRAN-Quiet; sacked east track 6s6esc.
HAYE-Steady; timothy $oOgl2bO; prairie
IRON COTTON TIEs-s9c
BAGGING-Sikc
HEMP TWINE-6lsc
PROVISIONS = Pork-steady; jobblng,
sS.le. Lard: Lower, prime steam, N1L1a.
Dry salt meats: steady boxed extras,
shorts, SS62ia; clear ribs, 800; short clears,
t92. Bacon. Steady: boxed extra shorts,
$3.50; clear ribs, Ss75; short clear, n0oO.
POULTRY-Firmer; turkeys 1S5tc; chick
ems, iOl4c; springs, lsc; ducks, S99e; geese.
Sdsc.
BUTTER - Steady; creamery. lea2sc;
rrAfac rstr,,,. HfetL.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, Sept, 11.-EYAPORATED
APPLES-Marltet shows rather a frmer
tone, with sales of prime fruit for future
delivery steady. Choice was quoted at no.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Ptunes
were steady, greater shortage was re-
ported in the crop than previously esti-
mated. Buyers are still holding OF and
the local spot market is quiet at quota
tions ranging from 4kc TO TIC. Apricots
are unchanged, with choice quoted at SO
SIC: extra choice, SIzqs%c; fancy, shdlOc.
Peaches are in very light supply on spot,
and fancy is about the only grade avail
able with holders firm at 11hc. Raisins
show no fresh feature. Loose Muscatel
are quoted at 51k6714c; seeded raislns, bh
@SAc: London layers. N.0OQll6.