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AN ABSOLUTE CLEANUP

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

BOSTON. Sept. D.-WOOL~-Market is
generally quiet. but active in spots. The
clothing woods Merchants are waiting
for the anticipated heavy buying OF the
country's great consumers. Meantime
prices are steady. There is a substantial
woods. A and b supers are still In moder-
ate request, the former selling at 6Oi62c
and the latter at 6Oq55c. Foreign grades
are steady. Leading quotations follow:
* blood. SSGSc; combing. Y blood. 3393Ic;
Texas (scoured basis) fine u months 72G
73c; fine TO s months, 67q69c fine, fan
clean 5SQi60c; California, northern choice
try, 65Q66c; southern, 62GGSSc; fall free, So
Gg67c Oregon (scoured basls), eastern No
staple. 72G74c eastern No. l clothing 81
qeSc valley No. l. 6eQ62c; Territory sta
dunn, 66Q70c; medium, 65Q66c: Territory
ordinary (scoured basis) fine, 70Q72c; fine
medium, 6sQ70c; medium, 6596Sc; Colorado
and New Mexico. spring secured x. $50
basis). extra, 72q74e fine A, 65lgT0c A
supsrs' 9gStei supeIs' S0qeSc.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 0.-WOOL-Steady;
medium grades combing and clothing ESQ
tub washed. 32G3Sc.
LONDON. Sept. 90.-wooL-A sale OF
lao bales Of sheepskins was held In Mine
and competition was fair. Merino comb
ings were %d and Cross breeds kaNd
lower. Merino clothing sold at dnehI 1ged
prices to an advance OF I'd. Following
are the sales and prices obtained for cloth
bales at s5sdssHd; Victoria loo bais. 81
3lfdSAd; South Australia. 600 bales at 5d
sgd; West Australia, 100 bales at 44s3
Zealand, 100 bales at sGlld: Faikisn nd
Islands. 800 bales at sNalossd; Punta
Arenas, 300 bales at sssGs1sd.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

CATTLE-There was a fair run OF cat
tie here for Thursday. the receipts be-
ing considerably larger than usual for
that day. Unfortunately, trains were late
in arriving at the yards, so that the trade
was somewhat delayed by that fact.
There was very fair demand for beef
cattle. both corn-feds and Westerns, but
the offerings were not very large. and
early arrivals at least. Under the lnIiu-
ence of the good demand the early re-
ceipts were soon cleaned UP at prices that
were generally steady with yesterday
there being no noteworthy change In either
direction.
Cows and heifers were in fair supply, a
considerable proportion OF the receipts con-
sisting OF that kind. Owing TO the more
liberal offerings and to the fact that pack
ers have been pretty free buyers al the
week. the demand was not quite SO urgent
as II has been some days. For this reason
statesmen in some cases did not think that
they were able TO secure quite as satisfac-
tory prices as yesterday. In other words
sellers were calling the COW market weak
TO l0c lower.
Suckers and feeders in first hands were
in very moderate supply. but there were
still quite good many cattle in the
hands OF spectators. The market aid not
show any noteworthy change, prices on
all desirable kinds at least being Just
about steady with yesterday Most of the
cattle in FIRST hands were disposed of In
good season and the market as a whole
was in a good, healthy condition.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices ON BOARD of Trade.


Prices ON BOARD of Trade.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2o.-The wheat market
was again strong today. the situation being
about the same as on the last two days
A. the s0ss ssRssm0es Car, was wsr sc Sshss c
= The market today opened strong and con-
the Th'I local ' operators now consider the
Northwestern situation as bplnsh, Every
mill In Minneapolis is running. the hour
for a better price. The strength o. coarse
Ss ns also All fi e.
Ing and a noted improvement n outside
day on the theory that reaction was. due
after a continual advance Of Ave days.
were active n covering their ov wheat The The
tinSed small today ana there were some
reports OF wheat rotting In the stack. De-
s se0s 70 9Sa,o s sod bstwssH 7Ssc
and hour w.r. equal 70 q gsa Ss bushels q:
against 1.Cls.oO9 bushels for the same day
last year. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chi.
S carr rsR isss week and "a cars year ago
The corn market was frm all day. There
was no change in the general situation.
disappointing, but this Is blamed on oar
shortage. Commission houses were 5000
buyers and there was consioeraDle CoVennB
by shorts and selling for profit by holders.
The strength OF the market In found In the
continued light movement. small stocks
and firm cables. December corn opened
unchanged TO NC lower at fSc TO $40, SOLD
between $50 and ls~ @4sAo and closed strong
at ls4@4Sxo. Local receipts were SSes cars
with m cars OF contract grade.
The oats market was somewhat errato
Sy q bulge and then the market became
weak once more. Cash prices were nrm
and tina primary movement continues I'D
erai The most part Of the softness was
caused by realizing sales, local holders
dumping large lines OF oats on the mar
Eet whenever prices stifrened; Deesmoe.
between s4jtqSl5so and closed weak at
sac. Local receipts were rs cars
Realixing sales caused a lower close to the
provisions market. Prices were strong early
In the day because OF an advance OF
Ed1Oo In the price OF live hogs Packers
were good buyers of October lard and rios.
Al the close January pork was 2ho higher
at sls0o. Lard wss unchanged at H7S,h.
RIBS were down 100 At 10.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow Wheat
q cars; corn, 2sl cars; oats. ls4 cars; hogs'
The leading futures ranged as follows;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Another Day Of General Upward Trend
in Options
WHEAT ADVANCES IN SPITE OF CABLES
IL I'D Large Fraction Mt Close, Though
Suffering Resction-BeIIef that
Europe Must Buy in
America-Corn strong.
OMAHA. sept. DO. leos.

OMAHA Sept. 40 1906.
Opening wheat prices were a little lower
this morning, owing TO the fact that ca
lean advance. Sentiment seemed still
bullish, however, prices advancing as the
session advanced, and being at one time
reaction toward the last and the close
was a considerable fraction below the top.
shorts took advantage Of all small reac-
tons 70 cover. The advance was not war
ranted by anything in the news, conssS
ering lack of strength at Liverpool, but
was based on the belief that Europe Will
have to come to this side for wheat. Ex-
port demand was again reported poor to.
day, but clearances for several days have
been around 100000 bushels. Millers In
the northwest were said to have bought
cash wheat at advanced premiums.
Corn was unchanged at the opening, but
shorts proved good buyers and advanced
advance despite the fact that receipts
overran estimates.
oats were strong.
Primary wheat receipts were lOzs, oOC
bushels and shipments $4,000 bushels
against receipts last year OF 1,01S,ooo bushels
and shipments of 3SS, 900 bushels. Corn re-
ceipts were $4,000 bushels and shipments
of $4,000 bushels and shipments Of Al, Oot
bushels. Ciearances were 4S0,5N bushels
wheat, 1855 barrels -four, 34,85 bushels
corn and $1,000 bushels oats.
Liverpool closed unchanged to Nd higher
on wheat. and I'd higher on corn.
G nited Kingdom and Sentiment. Early
bids, Nc to lie from working basis, &C,
cording to statements of three exporters.
Traveller In South Dakota for big Min
noapolis house reports. that buyers fol
country mills In southern Minnesota, Wis
consin and Iowa are 80 numerous and pay
ing such high premiums for wheat , n son ,,
Minneapolis firms.
Local range Of options;
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
Articles. open.I High Low. Close.l Yes'y


KANSAS CITY. Sept 0.-WHEAT-sep-
TENDER, 60; December. 67%c; May, T%c;
cash. No. hard, s71t97Oo; No. s, eS@s7isc;
No. 2 red. CSC; No. 9 GQ6714c.
oATs=N9; white. Ss1sae4c; No. 2
mixed. AQS1hc.
CoRN-september. 4s&o; December ssssc
May, 8s&c; July, Sshc: cash, No. mixed.
43hc; No. white, 450BAc.
RYE-Steady; 8467c.
HAY-Stesdyi choice timothy, s11T6Qd2oo;
choice prairie. IS. 599.50
EGGs-Hisher; extras, &c: frstA cases
included, nc; seconds, 18c.
BUTTER-Creamery, 24c; packing 1eo.
Receipts. Shipments
Wnoats Uu-- .ss....ss... .Ao5VV llS,VO
corn. pu......-'.s.s...s.... SVO O,VO
Oats. bu.. 1900 Is, 900
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sherman T. Hart and wife to g. w.
Miller, part nj mex and other lands
William Baird and wife to John Man
gan and wife, nh lot 3. block g. Hor-
JoS aSI sshTsmeH to Ferdinand Kudrna,
lots 10, II and Is, block lb Brown
F. J. Dishner to John schramek.
Eiiery r. Hume and wife to Thos. w.
Morrisey. lots 10 and II, block B. :,
Timothy r. Bloomberg to Thos. Hi
ligas,, lot 2. block II. Benson. ..,...,.,
Annie NJ. Wilcox to Robert Payne.
part lot 6, CORTLAND place.
Annie NJ Wilcox and husband to
Robert Payne, same. .",:......-..:,: o
"a south 90 feet lots Is and 1s. block
0, letters South Omaha. ........,..,..
John F. Frazier TO Cassel Realty Co.,
part section I. is, lS.".....",..,,..... .
James A. Hall. lots I and 5 block
l. Maxweirs Second South Omaha.
James A. Hall to Maud r. Durment
lot !. block 1. II. e. Wilcox. South
Frank anna 4. Broadwell and wife 10 Thos
Mott lot IL. block 2 letters Second,
South 0ms ha
THOMAS Mott to Balthas letter. same.
Caleb ]. Camp and wife to Harry o.
Wood, lot ls. block 6. Bedford place
Midway Investment company 20 r. II.
Rowland. lot .. block 4 Albright
John w. Rasp 10 Edgar c. Smith.
lot 8, block !. Yates n Hampels. So. s
John w. Mcdonald to Alice A. Have
meyer. lot II, block O. Dwight q =
Sarah ]. Dewey TO Philip Pleiss lot
16, J-E. Rileys sub.
Anna T. Warren and husband 20 Clara
p. Grouse. lot 2, block g. Alamo
Frank Russell and wife to Claude v:
II. CALLER, lot ~. block T. Dupont
Benson Land company 10 Thomas Hill
ligas lots and block II, ouinn's
Harvey J. Grove and wife 10 Edward
T. Rouse lots Is 10 10, block Z,
Halcyon Heights. .....,..............,. I
Charles r. Broslns' to sabbie Brosins.
part lots and 6 block "A. T. V,,s,a
John MCMILLAN and wife 20 Otto A.
johnson. nwk lot 9. block s. Park y
Anna McGuctin to Iohn Mcmillan.
part lot G. block s. Park place. =. :.
Lens Miller TO Hans Larson, lot 4
block l. Mount Douglas .,-.........
Total ''''.''.''ss..''s'.'..-ss' va
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
Kan.a. Cit, 1.-Two stock Mnrk.t.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. D.-CATTLE-Re-
market steady to loo lower; choice export
and dressed beef steers, t5.60d6.4O: fair to
good. t3.s0@635; western fed steers, S. 6OQi
ern steers, t275d40o; southern cows, S2.O01
400; native COWS. g. 76ee3So native heifers.
81 S0dT6.0o; bulls. &2o0a3.&; calves, S. 25ai6 Is.
HOGS-Receipts, $500 head; market BalOc
higher; top. $3.50 bulk Of sales. S. Sodt6 Is
heavy, q. 2odeSo; packers, ts.90dRS IS; pigs
and lights, SO, 406l6b0
head: sheep market steady; lambs lOd15c
lower; lambs. t6.00a760; sheep and
yearlings. NBd5. 40; western yearlings 8. Is
and feeders. $360Q6.60.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
Condition of Trade ana Quotations o
STAPLE md EnncN Produce.


staple ma Fancy Produce.
LIVE PoULTRi-Hens. sl4diOc: ROSTERS
SC; turkeys. i2al8c; ducks. 'usc, spring
puTTER-PaeSine stock. leGlGtsi choice
fancy dairy. l7Gise; creamery. n9tc
panS! choice upland apsnd $50; medium, SO;
coarse, NoOdsto, Rye straw, s8bOoi.VA
DRAN-Per y tSS9; 81 Ms \ 81, ns
SWEET PoTAToEs-Pe Dbl. $500.
a. ToMAl nES--Home srown. per Basket o.
WAX. nEGNs-Per market basket Of
TusNIPs. 6EETs AND cARRoTs-Pe'
LEAF Hotnou'e. per oOa
cELERy-Per doz.. sb04Oe.
CCCUAbERs-Homs grown. per dos.
ONIONS Home grown, inc per ID:
GREEN oHioNs-Per do1 punches, 80
EADisHEs-Per doE punches. lea@c;
GREEN PEPPERsNPer market basket
PARsLEY-Hothouse, per don. lunches
ccABBAoE-.Hom grown: per ID. ING
POTATOES-Per bu. $50.
TROPICAL FRUITS,
ORANGhS-Nsienc;as, according 70 sips
LsNoNs-trmOnlers. s1,-s fancy. "
size. $500; 800 size, $3.50; $50 size. $50; other
BANAN1s-.Psr meliun-sissd bunch
DATEs-Per ID. 60shc.
PEACHES - Colorado. .I5@eoe; Missouri,
PEI S-oas ASK t SraSs, NVOWLz0' Cahiorn'@ sa'-
PLU&s : California, u.sO6i7s; oregon
PEARs-Bartlett, per G1S. Rps
GRArEs-- Home grown. per s-io basket
&C p99kiSy. Bio .S 40 ooa,n
CRANBERRIES-Per Dbl, $500.
wATERMEtoMMssAHfReNS s' ID, ioiko. or
S G%NT IE % PES Colorado and Arizona.
per crate (stsnd9rdl HIss9%oO; ponies a'S0;
CUT BEEF PRICES.
No. ! ribs, Ne, No. ribs, Sc; No ribs,
i ieiE, SCI G' No 50'I' ehack Sc; NO chuck lei
No: 3 chuck, aAei No; ! round SCI No; :
Sei No p'MStffs. c sisHi an ess.e' &C
sUGAR-,Granuiated cane, In sacks. S'n:
brick. i.51c WISCONSIN llmberger, i5c;
WE c1SF Is,sS No 5. sisc per ID.
s & s psT BE! s NJ a. g. ,.s per k Is 0 No
per ID, lie. Tlinonds, soft shells, per To-.
isc; hsrs shells per ef , d. isg1tc Cocoa
6 io-ib cans, MO; cases, u 5-ib cans, $3.50:
cases, 2? 2A-lb scans, Sis.
HoNEY5Per a frames. $50
.rn. 55eGoc: Maine. Nlo. Tomatoes, s-lh
s epss rr HSS b' .2CS1isS sliced n.sjS,
10; gallon apples. fancy t2;eSi California
apricots, 81 ;soaa; Is pears M7sQato; peaches.
H td.sE M saSan red G fsneS ehnoos ~
oil .2it; y mustard. $500. Sweet pos
tnIoes, 81 .tl. 10. saucrkraut u.OO; pump
lima lima beans. an ,i5e6sl;sS: spinach, tlSs;
cheap peas, 2-it,. s0c extra 'SgsOc; fancy.
" cUREp FsH.-Famli, xhiten.h. Per
Quarter Dbl. no lbs, $500. Norwsy mack.
srsl, No: /: So %; No, q $500 NJ: 3 iseSO;
. .sishn EorwaS, * .isoO: Norway y si usoo:
Holland. mixed, sl10o; Hollsnd herring, In
kegs, miIkers. soc: kegs. mixed. 100.
FIsH-Bufaic. large dressed, Sc: trout,
medium or large dressed; ise: pike. Creased.
isc; buliheads. dressed and skinned, i2c;
white perch dressed. &c; erappies. large.
i2c; sunfish. pan size, &c; white bass, extra
choice lie; pickerel, &c: salmon. Chinook,
lie: white hsf 0rozen). i2ci mackerei
PEI ss g
frozen. lie; bluefsh. fresh frozen. lsc;
dressed, 12c;. smeits, No. 1, per ib., 10:
| Holsters, (boiled),r per H., 4oc: green. SIC;
eel. per ID, isc; frog LEGS. per dox, &c;
HIDES AND iTALLow.d salted.
G.SOSsS; sheep geis, 5OcSsf'A Taiisw
wooI.-Per H.. is9SA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
Cotton Market,

NEW YORK, Sept O.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; middling upland. 9.75c mid
LIVERPOOL. Sept 20.-CoTToN-spct.
quiet: prices 2 points higher; American
middling fair. s.l4d; good middnug. $3.50
middling. A&d low middllng, SEA; good
ordinary 51sd; ordinary A94d The sales
OF the day were 600 bales. OF which bO0
were for speculation and export. and In
cluded 5000 American. No receipts.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 20-COTToN-Quict
middling. CSC; sales, 10 bales; no receipts
shipments, IN bales; stock. II $40 bales
NEW ORLEANS. Sept N.-COTTON-
Spot closed steady; sales l.67b bales low
ordinary. Slide. nominal: ordinary. es-lec.
nominal; good ordinary, re; low middling
s-l6e: middling fair. 1916, nominal; re-
oeipts, So0l9 balss; stock. lo.s2l bales
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
st. Louis live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. ao-CATTLE-R Receipts,
$500 head. including 5000 Texans; market
steady; native shipping ana export steers
Is 1880; steers under 1000 lbs, g. 50QD4. So
stockers and feeders. S2.50ft4 Is; cows and
heifers, g. &q6.@; eannsrs 100; bulls.
t2.oo0e0 ''''
higher; pigs and lights SeOo5le 50; packers.
ass
SHEEP AND LAMBs-ReceintS, .ao0
head; market steady: native mutt0ns q 90
66.75: lambs, N00Q7.s0: culls and bucks,
IS 0o4f9 rs; stockers, g. 7065.B.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
oils and RoHIn.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3o-OIL.s-Cottonseed
firm; prime crude. I. O. b., mills. 5a27c;
Rned NeW 0W York $50 Phisdsie Sdy a Ts
Baltimore, S7.45: Philadelphia and Balti-
more. in bulk. A.S. Turpentine, easy at
63lzd64c.
KosIN>-Firm; strained. common to good.
S4l0
OIL CITY. Pa. Sept. 9.-oII.S-Credft
balances, Sl-5s: runs, 1856 bbls. averae,
SO le5 bbls; shipments, l2.ooe bills; average.
IS7, 40 bbls.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21

can quotations were as follows:
FLOUR steady; wintsr patents, $500
a %: StraiKhts, S0oQs 20; 9prtng patents
s76raso; straights. s.. sOdS co. bakers. $50
wHEAT-No. T. 7S0sOc; No. s. Tsss07sc
No Z red T107Sc.
oATs-No. Z, ssTc; No, white, Sbossc;
No 3 white s3605Kc.
RYE-No. &c
BLRIEY-Fair TO choice mating l4062c
sEEDS-No. ! max. d.0T4; No. north
western, MS. Prime timothy, $50. Clover
0PPRoVt5foNS,sho ribs. sides uoose,,
1Hoess Mess pork. per Dbl, nan. Lard
per 100 lbs, s,sSH short clear sides
tboxsds, s. s71l6eoo
FoiiowinE were the days receipts and
shipments OF n0ur and grain:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
STAGs.

l........f60 50 80 i........f1o 90 8 90
SHEEP-kecelpts this morning were the
largest that they have been so far this
year, over 100 cars being reported In. This
would have been a large run at any time.
fact that receipts yesterday footed up sew
enty-four cars and the day before seventy
two cars the days run looked especially
large. The market, however, was In
good condition to receive heavy receipts.
in spite OF the fact that II was so late
in the week. as the heavy arrivals OF yes
tically all cleaned up.
While country buyers of feeders are
half iuS OF s.
mcrnss IN s1d.tion it Tss apparent th H,s
n hand %sS aRs Sesn Of
ing for some such day as this when the
receipts would be unusually large. With
was lost in the morning 80 thai The forss
noon was quite well advanced by the time
buyers and sellers got down to business.
start that feeder sheep and lambs Of good
yearlinss sold at the high point of the
as could be expected with such large offer
ings and a pretty fair clearance OF deslr-
able stun was made before the market
quite little trash, and as buyers natur-
ally picked the better kinds. the Inferior
feeders were somewhat neglected and in
There was quite showing OF fat sheep
and lambs among the days arrivals, but
there was also good demand on the part
of packers and the market was steady or
right close TO steady on pretty much
everything desirable. Old wethers possi-
bly, sold little easier owing TO the fact
that there were good many OF that
kind on sale.
Quotations on killers: Good 10 choice
lambs, f.0o97.6o; fair to good lambs &C. 75@
fair to good yearlings, So.6S6675: good to
choice wethers, S.150i6 10; good 20 choice
ewes. A5q6.lo; fair to good owes. 1870
Quotations on feeders: Lambs, $3.50
SIS: yearlings, 6,6QS.so wethers, W&
Q526; ewes, sa.so@4.76; breeding ewes,
s9 1oy s.xo; ..,..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-METALS-Ther
was an advance fn the London tin market,
with spot closing nj Elsa % Cd and futures
at e1S2 1bs. The local market was quiet.
changed. the inside price being bid Cop
per was . Cd lower In the English market,
with both spot and futures closing at ass.
Locally, there was no change, the market
being strong at s1s.l2tkq1s.s74 for lake,
$le. 0041a12h for electrolytie and rS.7bQl9 90
So Cd in London. Locally, the market was
unchanged, with spot quoted at IS. 7b96 on,
char ged at eN los IN London and at $3.50
ds. 10 in the New York market. Iron was
higher in London. with standard foundry
s4s Cd. Locally, the market continues
at go. 26@22.0o; No. northern foundry;
All 0o; No. southern foundry, $40. oo02oSo
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Sept. 20.-METAIs-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
Bank of England Statement.

LONDON, Sept 20-The weekly state
msnt OF the Bank Of England shows the
following changes; Total reserve Increased
E2,Vo. circulation decreased es5s0O0 bull
lion decreased ease. l95. other securities in
creased 1851, 900, other deposits decreased
81 So 900, public deposits Increased ei so
900, notes reserve increased esl0OO and
government securities were UNCHANGED THE
proportion OF the banks reserve 10 ia
bihty this week IL 47.5s per cent as com
pared with H.s5 per cent last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
DuIutb Grain Market.

DULUTH, Sept 20-wHEAT-On track
No. 1 northern. 764e; No. 2 northern, 74%c
September. Toko; October, 75lzc; Decem
oATS-fo arrive and September SSc.
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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 81 1909

changes: Notes. In calculations. increased
$500 francs: treasury notes. increased
= 1900 francs; general deposits. decreased
$500 coo france; silver In hand. Increased
$4,000 francs; bills discounted. decreased
francs.
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surar md Morn.aea.

NEW YORK. Sept O.-sUGAR-Firm;
fair refining. sAc; centrifugal. 8 test,
steady; No. G. L50c: No. I, Atso: No. 5,
Loo; granulated. 5.00c.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 0-sUGAR-
Steady; centrifugal yellow, s64 7-lec; sec
onds. Ht4Stc.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Cattle steady-HoGs Five to Fifteen
E' Cents Higher.
CHICAGO. Sept. D-CATTLE-Recei
5000 head; market steady; common to prime
steers, A00q6.$; cows, 81. 7o6f475; heifers
81 eOG6. IS; bulls 81 ioap4 80; calves, S. 6oe 0O
stockers and feeders, 3. 60dp4.l5
choice To prime heavy $63o616 40; medium
TO good heavy, $4,000 %; butcher weights
se4sqe.so' good 70 choice mixed, 80. %ds.5o;
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head: best sheep steady. others slow; sheep,
t4b0q5.B; yeariings, S.6od6.2 lambs. sen0
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Articles Open. High Low. Close. Yes'y

Omaha Cash Sales.
CORNING. Q, 1 car at 4Sc, 1 car at 42%c;
No. yellow, 1 car at 42%c.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT--No, hard, 6T9s7hoi. No.; 3
hard, 6f,x9661to; No. hard, e296S11c No.
CoRS-No' & 42x@cHc; No. yellow,
4s74SHo; No. white, 4l3445to.
OATS-No. 3 mixed, S0h@90hc; No. .
white, S11kc; No. 4 white. 80f9a1c.
RHb-No, 2. bS5kc; No. .. &c.
CarHof N oc afufa.
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stock I'm siRht.
ceipts OF live stock at the six principal


ST JOSEPH. Mo-. Sept. n.-CATTLE-
"a sndt6 IS; cows and heifers. tl.5066 10;
stockers and feeders. 81. 25d4.5O
HOGS-Receipts 4.2s2; head market &c
higher top $40: bulk tal0ds. 90
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipts. 5.zn
head. market steady; lambs. H.sk
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New York Mining Stocks.
Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON, Sept Birthdays state
ment of the treasury balances In the gem
eral fund. exclusive of the $780, 1000 gold
reserve, shows Available cash balance,
sA6 80, 119; gold coin and bullion. s113 600 900
gold Certificates, $26 3d. 40
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sioux CITY Live stock Market.

SIOUX CITY, IA IA Sept R sS;MSspee sSd
head: market. steady; beeyss, $500 q 500;
srs and Feeders. .. ;oo6l.1s; calves and
HOGs-RsceiDts. 1900 bead; market SO
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PhfIadeIphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 2o.-BUTTER-
Firm; extra western creamery, 261kc.
EGGs-1c higher; western fresh. 24c, at
mark
CHEEsB-steady; New York full creams,
fair 10 choice, 12G13o.
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Peoria Market.
PEORIA

PEORIA, Sept 1-CORN-HiKher; No.
yellow and No. .. $40; No. 4, stc; no
grade, 46kc.
OATS-Higher; No. white. SSAt qs4c; No.
white, SIC; No. white. 81N9S2Ac.
RYE-Higher; No. 2, &c.
WHISKY-N.@.